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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
DOCK llFg iN LONDON.
TIE s~ams s,as Of E1isss.es IN sAs Eng

TIE ssaass side Of EzisfsAcs tn the Eng
iisi. Astropsiis-sosi4t Isolation
Tia universal dssoczti0n of tke soclsl Iifs
Of East London mxRifesJs Itself Ia tks docks
not caiy D. ira absence OK all ties bet seen
employer. fcEemen zEsi alsa but Ia the com
piess severance Of the different grades Of Ia
tor, AID, al1ielg rhe more respsctable oi the
working elass, n tia isolation Of the iadi-
vtauai family. Tbs permanent" man Of
the docka ranks In the social scale below ths
skilled mechanic or artisan With a wags
usually from tseaty u twsaty Ave shillinss
q week All al average family, he exists
above the line Of poverty, though in tines
Of domestic troable he freqasatly sinks be-
loT IL he Is perforce respectable, and his
life must needs be monotorous His work
requires little skill or in,elligsnce; the ons
absolute condition IS regular and CONSTANT at
tendance all ta, year through he has even
vested interest IN regularity, the dock com
pany acting as a bensfis society in sickness
and death, On interest which he forfeiss Il lie
IS discharged for neglect Of work.
BY tks irregular hands the permanent man
is looked upon as an Inferior foreman, ard
dtsllSed ss such, or desplsed as drudge
Tie, IL his tu-n, resents the popular charac-
tsrlzatioa Of dOek labO-ers as tho scum Of
the earth As = ruio tho permanent men do
not 1--we n the immediate Eei ghborhood OF the
docks Tasy ars scattered far and wide In
toross Gate, Hackney. Upton ana ether out
lying eisrl1ctA, the regularity OF their wage
enabling them 20 live IN a small house rented
at the same hguro Is one room ia Central
London And II the temptation OF cheap
food and employment for ths wife and
chi.dren induces man 10 iahabit St Georges
IN tho east or LiiuehouSe, he will be found in
a Peabody or some strictly regulated
model dwelling. He VIII tell you: 81 make a
point OF no. mixing with my one" and per
haps he will sorrowfaily complain ''whaa
the women gets thick together there's always
row. Il IS the dirsful result of tho whole
sale descrtioa Of these districts by the better
classes that respectability means social issla-
ton with its entoebling and disheartening
effect
In common with al other workinymon
with a moderate but regular income, the
permanent dock laborer is made by his wife
IL she be tidy woman and good manager,
deceRtly versed in the rare arts Of cooking
and sewing, the lamily life is independent,
even comfortable, and the children may fol
low In the fathers footsteps or rise to better
taings III she be q gossip and bungler-
worse still, drunkard-tho family sinks TO
the low level OF the east London street, and
the children are probably added to the mum
Der OF thoss who gain their livelihood 10y
irregular work and by irregular msans.-The
Niastsenth Century.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Those whose inclination or business takes
them 10 maRT ef the musical entertainments
in tais city note the great difference IN ths
characters of tAs audiences a. operas and
concerts It is verf rarely the case that the
concert gosr Is disturbed b. inattsnfiou O.
tae part of his aei<hbors. as he IS a. opera
This - dorbslsSs due n great dexree to the
stern discipline of Theodore Ihoass. Who n
tee psss sxecisei his power ever his audi
encss as well ss ever his uCsicisrs. + has
cone - he quite the fsssien nowadays for
younger musicians % pause betveen tee
rnovsrsnts of the piece they s-e playing in
ora.r to r~rgsl 4 serse M nserssesaEfcsvers
r. be cour lss.d ssfsre th<T rsss1i = tseir PER-
forrnsncs sgasa--, y aeR sacA @y~s- = Easas
svsrvbcav in he hause knsv<s y sss isarses $.
unl~ss Il - tae ofTendinr takers. Asa vsols
eancert an6isIieas ars eBsst and attentive. IL
not sppreciz.lve.- View York sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

~. ss~ sssne.fed negrs hey, short ~
-~.rs ~ ss-e. rAa8er>d auRv f~7ra - se'l,o
IN 10 -ssrntr- sed r-<caea k-~crsske TIE
N-fsosist xaseple nc- eeisE H1iss>s- - fs-s
IN seixhs. 6rst -xsieed as ~sud~r sd &c
p--sss 49, h-e f.r is Nhes Er<t sees -
sse wsrksn~n se $50 cifsts-d nF~ars - re
s-s~uIe - a dSxzy hesgst sesr &c ises tF'ssa
- -.rsa. wste q buckss sn k,s arm tas
-nr-- b~is~ yeit-ti - hirn - cosue ec~0- rs
sn<w-r- Tn <viae - heaTsa s3e ssrTT
Cd ~-r,a kssts-r~ ayrrvsaf <irrris>s tcer-a-
A Irishrnsn. VITA ccuTusndzeie rrss~nce Il
r,ina. haiipcea ~ hln skst hs hcd gsns ID
wr-r,x. .cerne down ard go ue to cfhr-
<x~.- ~AFh as-1c> hr,u<ht ths --sidos
<rx~s - <cIid -1rSh- weers - - -
Xw ~ XnruruxR
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Ire I've Jspaness boys playing bind mans
buff are named, be~nniag with TIE little
fellow near tao tree. Totsan, Kin, Yato, kats
add Metz. Totssa IL not more than years
old. As shown BY the cut Of his hair, similar
~ that Of Ysto and Kat< he Is dressed in
nice little six komono. OF gown, OF checked
blue and black lined with rcd silk and glrded
IN With a sash or obi OF red silk Kin Is
a. least years old, fer &c has two title
tixtals on hss bead. His kcnono either
tucked NJ or has been laid aside. lis silk
dress 3 rcd. ayIred in Waite, and lined with
dsep bire On his feet ara pretty straw
sandals he'll on by soft baud passing hc-
tween the great toe and tas nssst. and across
ths foot. Yatos Sowing six robe, caerted
Ia black and whiso and lined with GRO lSQn,
has inst besa isid bold spoa bT the tiny Ca Is
% Ksss ne blind maa-" The otcst boy =
Nssx MS tonsurs shows him - - osSrv
He = TYING to divert Ksts from Yato bJ
cl.ppinx his hssas. d. prsbsbly In one
minute Yat0 VII have TIC k-rcAisf over his
eyes Metz has thc finest dress sf al Is Is Of
lilac siIk With vhi.e flowers embroidered on
IL. and lt1~sl with figured SILK in scarlet and
rnid
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

They say that down at brave old Marble
head every third woman is q widow. Here
among fisher folk the same is true. And so
the 20 7g and coming, and going and never
coming, have woven q warp and woof OF
smiles and tears here, which have melIowed
and softened thousands OF human hearts in q
way you can quickly soc and feel Your fish
erman WHO comes, and the wife, sweetheart
or child, that is here 70 greet him, ara Ger
tender for IL al. The old city is used to il
and does not mind IL II IS the way its toll
ers OF tho sea have. And 50 il you ever walk
her streets and SEQ hulk OF fellow hold
iny o happy woman So he would clutch a
ffe rail or capssan head in heavy Storm
you VIII know he Is simply making FAST
with tho strong hawscr Of az honest love to
tho very anchcrsSo OF his Life, utterly un-
conscious OF yeur or anybody's sense Of the
propricties And this tenderness, too Is all
composing. There are many trusts and
funds for the widow and fat1erless, and
these men give generously 20 them The
hght and darkness Of il al como piteously 20
cognizance even in the fsherraan's gsyest
hoCrs cshore
Or every week day nigas the whole year
through, whsa ths seaport is stirred by tho
arrival Of seets with their fares or car
goes cf ish, there IS ''fisherman's ball, and
often many. Those are never for individual
proft, but invariably for the bensft Of
women whose hearts are breaking. For
thoso who are merry making had comrades
whose lives went ous in shrieking storm
where er'esstsr swept soma craft from its
fsstsniEgs upon the Banks, or q dery was
beassn into ths ssothing sea. This year
alone II 6shisg craft we're lost and 1s7 fisher
men we're swept into eternity. Ths havoc
goes on from year - year until one can hardly
hear aughf IN tia whistling winds and hosrss
voicss upon the breakers alonsshors bat the
piercing cries of drowning fishermen and
heart .cksninz dirgcs fer the dssd--Ed-ar
l. waksrnan IN New York Mail and Ex-
ur~rz
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
Groc.r,es ana rroyi.lous-whoIesale.

suss-s-cut loaf SIC; grsnnlafet. 7Hc: "A,
65sc Extra &C" 81. .Eoc: Yellow "C, - % &c.
Coree-Greeu Rio. 39s.c. Rio roasted, =
&c; Java. green. 2is5 1Oc; Java, roasted, sec
Ma-scaibo. roasted, 20022c; Mexican, roasted -
e2sc-
S930c: Ordinary. iS92 ~; Hyson, 3lai0c; gun =
powder. 25S5ic; Ooong, S5siOc Congo, 2o9
o2c.
Flour-s2 10 per cwt; 81 % per bbl patent pro-
cess s. 50 per cwt s. - per boi-; all wheat four
$3.50 per cwt, $40 per bbi.; buck wheat, g.. -
Ter cwt
Mil Feed-screenings. 81 per ton; bran, SIS;
ships sl7.G0: middlinss SIS Gi9.
feed-Corn and OATS, g2t@22
Kerosene oil-Michigan test. loj$c per gallon;
wsicr white. ffsSc
Gasoliae-l1isc per gallon
Seeds-CloyeT 3.5J4 B. IS; timothy, S2509265.
Salt-Aichigan, c; Eastern, $l.i5.
Fish-No. / whitefsh, sS.5oa7O0 per half bSl.
trout s5.50260o; cod, salt. 6dTc per lb.; clans,
SOC per hundred; oysters, bulkS. o@Sl. % gallon;
standards 2oc can; selects. .5c can: smoked hall
bur lie
Pork in bsrrels-Mess pork, Chicago packed,
si5se; exsea short cut, slT.oc; Standard clear
back, sl7g1
Lard-Tierces. sc; 30 aad 50 ID. tubs, SIC; %
ID. round TINS 100 cases, sc; in tin pals &c.
Beefin barrels-Extra mess. warranted 2O0Ibi,
g. IS, extra, bonciesS. $3.50
Butlerine-Dairy, solid packed, 14c; rolls and
prints isc; creamery, solid. Ice; extra cry
packed, l7c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

aThs 0vsTisas Roate." ih.scnly line car
rv5ng tho Unis-5 States OTerisnd Nail.
In sdSftier - the nsw system Of check
irp kszssxs through from Eastern poirts 70
re Ps..ise e st uiN eca Hsncs Sunday,
pecers s~rs - r3n thrsuxh s.eepsrs or al
trans brtsesn Ccuaesl Blafs, Omaha, Ssn
Frsncsscs sud Los Aneeies. Aso seteesn
KsrsaS 65fy snd osdea On The Overland
Fv@~.F ssvirg ere dav % ~ California sna
Oregon roiRss. mskBs the tire from The
MisSn~3 River 70 TIE IaCi6c Coast ia
seventy -one hou~. RlsTsns Pullman Pal
a. csr : .spsrs snd modern ds7 ccsc1es
AZ. also ~ 81 a. tbroazh tsslBs
EaTre housss 80 no- 1aeer - supeT.
~fs-u q tise carspsnv sa8 Hsssis f1rnlsts'i
~ ths Fseifc Eofsl C5npsuy sre unsur-
rssssd.
r., ror.pl7srss ~sih - wish a orr rst-
r-s,s slorx ths h1e uishf trsiEs 81 Tee1
e-sahs. CcnBcil Biuss sna ksnss Ctg
har- t~sr rassesd - cay trsfns. tsssr
as "A sff.t rua - Beatrie- free - chs7gs-
Tff-s7- -ra1vs ras-e-x~-s wl~a1z - taxe -
ws-sa~s ~ .c- rsfes ~ii 81 - 1sr-e1 -
-~vr sr thrcuzh rrsfns -1reinx free fsrrl. g
.i-4rs~x Fer far.ee~ inferrstas1 sdrr.ss
:. s Trssx-s
6ezes Passenger snd Ticxes Arrnt
oxssA. Sss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
-ou IAPANEss crILDaEN PAY.
a s1..li hoy Gisss kxsFsssisA 70 0PiAisas
Ssaes<si.x ths Cas- a sbsxt story
Abo4k titsts Ciri. Daakss
sa1 furksg.

A ittls EiFi. 2 yeasx u ags, teils the fol
is~iaE adssalurs La a. Algasl2s- l seat
va Hy Rsreaz - a H-es tarn eotss -
spend f4zlzzssislns. We arrived 80 1ays
befors fAanks7isiax- j had great fua 2nd
ls@Fnsd % rkis . pretty ktt.e do1ksy de
s4s asmod saTo, aad be was ~ ge0Jls rhas
ls would "a Yoa pull hls ears. The fsrsaer
va . kini maa aa.i I zskei kIa Il hs vas
going - <st a Rlrkey f8r ThslnkzziFing din
ner. Hs SAID. '.Nsa. III tel you what III
do. II Yo1 Ill ss.s Szlfo Asla Flzs ever Ia
bridgs - ths b4ra yard, aad count ths tar
KEYS yoa SEA shrs. fn gfys ven ore for
Thsnkssi ging. sus sou 11s,~s cozat syerv tur-
keY lhsrs -
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
GnaSD RAPIDS a.RKErs.


Farm Produce from fret Hands
ADpes-75cs3si 90 PER Oushsl
Cleese-Slgte, l25z-s New York, f1A cream,
lSj4c
clover seed-y85s 20 27s per bushel.
Drief Fruits -Apuies. eyapoE4tei, s1ioc per
pound. quarters. &c per polnd. cnerres, 10
lee per PoIai peaches, ioe &c per P,ond
Eggs-fresn. l1c.
Fresh Aess-DEe~sed h9gs, 81 J09555 per cwt.;
muG.oa. si4)s veal. si.ss9A9J. beef si-'o
o. 81.
Grnn-wneat, clswson, sec; lancaster,
sc Oats $50 sc. Rye aSG51c. Corn, 52t o4c Bar
ley. l.sJtS 40 per eEt. -
Hides-Green. 4o,c; part cured, s%9oc;
cured, etSG7c. calf skins u Il pounds, &c,
pekiu ss4ns Io.stlc each; sheep pellS, &c, Wool
icing estimated at &c per pound.
Timothy. sl5.Oosl6.Oo per ton; clOver
Pou.-y-Turkeys, dressed eSi0c; Spring
chickeRS SC q &C. lows. 6csc5c; squirrel, l543Dc
per pair, rabbits IS S40c per pair; bear, saddles
t52iSc.
P0tatces-soz1sc.
straw 800 per tOn.
Tall0w-3 %. &c per 10.
woel-wasaed. 24e27e; unwsshed. one-third
Of
wood-Bl0es stove wood. S.T5GIE per cord;
four foot woo1. Oo45.0J per cord
COai-s &c. 9 ale. 80.
L.me-Grand Rapids, 75c; Ohio. s0c; Petoskey,
800
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

rsllo-rnx = IRE composition written By
sz,all soy On ths cat
The cat = . curious snin1sl. it has four
feet ard also four legs It's hsad is ss ono
sad II q bosy. ard its ta1 Is at the othsr.
When it wsIk. - heaa gass bsfsrs and i1s
tssi follows aloax 5shlDs. Its frnns feet
walks h~fors snd - Aand fsst walk Along BE-
hind It - not geoa for . cat 20 tie = bunch
u ar.cr<eksrs 20 ifs tail Cats can climb
tr-es. aoxs esns Thss Is lucky for cats.
When . dog gets after their they can climb
a tr--. where thsy csn sass back without get-
sanx hn-t You can't hit q cat Once I thTsv
|. sass and I Ait a. Oh rocster The cid
r,~~tur Ne did. bus ne AT aidat
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
Ire GRAVES OF rHs FlowgaA

Tf.s soods A. f,ll 81 tay rsses,
T1s sse<t grafes u tAs s<ssEa
Tai sex--x - ss@<B l.<l-<s - --s<
49, - sprt1 gk-la@ aosirs-
fAs -slIerzax llss g. - syres
Aasfs eTss 80 . III sht fskls
ne Eisisl sissA essi@s sAs III.
I1s 42sy - IA delA
EPo1 a. st0Ge = ezrysd tie aaEns
~ Aeriis ceilaFsR FAR.
T1ry psfLsAell sAez sas sEy ~4s "a
A1a xen.ls 80 ~ ar
T. I4s saft xisses of tnc 1reczs
faey hela Azf tsees >lilg. -.
PAL naaY = sn1sii transparent
Ald hsasy L21an 1aE
Aad s8en tAs roses sLa4ed or.
Ia s41nsf's 1ziEly hours.
10 ttl.s Eo1nt AS macs - TED
lsIe sept LAe Ke1Lie n0@ers
Tkoss early ao<sss--tasF ss~4z - -
Llks -Lrie caiitreu sweet
~Eo saaiie = uioRaeat Ga our path.
T1eE perlsA - oGr fest
LOUISE Chtsood
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
THEIR BrsINEss BOOMING.

Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival of trade ut Peck Bros Drug
Store as their giving away TO their customers
Of go msny free trial bottles Of Or. King s
New Discovery for CONSUMPTION. Their
trade is simply enormous in this very yalu-
able article from tho fact that it always
cures and never dissppoints. Coughs. Colds,
Asthma. Bronchitis. Group, and all throat
aid lung diseases quickly cured. You can
test it before buying by getting q trial
bottle, 10 cents, large size 81. Every bottle
~
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

What j. tsst snia,sl which ~Ss<s ~ fcur
l.~~ in tn. morning. en tive legs az noon ard
en- three legs in tie evening"
rAisi = she famous classical riddle Which
the sphTnx r aid - have proPourdsl n
cisien times. tevoarin0 those -ho fai.ed 20
sal~- ti,e r-rhlsr1. F-flevirx = ne answer
sNsn n he nierujng q hfe the child
crswss "a az fcurs. later, he ~siSs erect.
.na Ia, siss evening II hfe. he supports eis
tcttering steps ~ith stat
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

''sz woULDSr Lzr Us PASS Hna AT ALL"
So papa pgt as oa Satfo and i started 20
eoInt tie turkeys Ia t1s barn yard l knew
how 70 count up a. high a. 100 But whsn
80 came 10 Tho bridge 5zffo and got such
fy1ght A nonstrous bird, making more
a0iss thaa he eoald, came runaing to meet
as. snd be stopped right on tho bridge. as
mad A. hs could bs, and hls tail and all his
feathers stuck out. aud he wouldn't let Is
pas him as al he was awful SO We hsd
q taFn osek and Sasiop IS fast - NC could.
kasw What ne vas. because ais nOiss
soandat Inc goobls, Eokble, gobble'
Wei. the farmer would havs laughed az us
for being afraid 70 cross tho bridge TO the
harm yard, 50 told hin / only counted one.
and no needn't mind about having turkey for
ThsnksgivinS. Bat be said b would SEQ
about L. Aad what % YOU thinki We did
have one, al the same, when the day carae,
and i0ug hnats and mincs pie afterUard
Vas sorry FOR Gcy poor bird to &c roasted /;
bat this5 that turkeys are great deal too
arrce when they are not cooked
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

The cogrrs-n exureSsi1s Mrs T1fzr ps
.r.f a. hnsi irs arixin N the ais kcuzrs N
sbe sifen tire. ~hen Il Vas customary -
ks~r escs nssns seceens upou the val er
49, AZ ths se.d ~ th~ e,l would he he
initiais r and .. which stoo3 Ger piats ard
susrss AIT ss she naInb~rs anount-d At, -
,-r israxsns rse kisdlT Fossic Ssyias n an
csher. Mind vour ps and a. man nini
v,.lr e. ara "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

You are feeling depressed. your appetite
IS poor. YOU are bothered With besdsche,
you are fdEety, nervous. and generally out
cs sorts. snd want 10 brsce up. brace ua.
but not with stimulants. spring medicines.
az bitte4s. which have for their basis very
cheap. esd whisky, ard which stimu ate
vou fer an hour. and then lesvs you In
worse condition thRn before. What you
wan; issn sifeysfive THAI witt purify your
bloo6. STAT heslshy sctios Of aver and kid
nsys r-stofs yelg Flssiitye yesnd giFe you re-
nersa hssifh and sfFszgta. sSHsh msdi-
see Fca vii 6nd IA Esttric Bi'tsTs and
orlv 20 csnfs bottl- a. Feckfs Drug store
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

yaispnk tre 50 calied universal iau~IaEs.
+ Said - have seventy sorssfles. tn per7ossi-
cas-. ttsrstlarr q ninstF six boass ssd la1s-
60 disciplsS II - supporters are vlsiln- %
ecasne iss srssrs % commercial intereonrse,
v.ry wss sus ere canBsf ian.sl'ss lnacniE'e
rsds laag-.gs esaveylss asliasse sssees z
--~.nsnx ~ -aving Ia zssce sna strs=Sta &
sssr 81 ss,srssrs Es8giik1 --FunIic y sicHL
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands. Chilblsins,
Csrns and all Skin Erupticns. and posi-
lively cures Plies, or no pay required. Il
i, guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents Fer hOx.
For ale by Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
Uvision-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
Tnr ErcrrrMrNr Nor OvrR.

The rush at w. II. Tibbs, druggist. still
continues and daily scores Of people call for
bottle OF Kemps Baisam for the Throat
aad Lungs for the cure OF Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption.
Kemu's Balsam, the standard family
remedy, is sold on a guarantee and never
fails TO give satisfaction. Price SOC and
sl.O0. Trial size, free.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

hIiIHI lN1Fls Hft u NVFF !" HIfE1'I II.
pressure application TO business and duties
At the desk; they are lOsing nerve force.
Dr. Jones Red Clover Tonic restores lott
nerve force BY supplying food for the nerve
tissues. and by its gentle operative action re
moves all restraint from tie secrstiye organs
hence. curing all diseases of the stomach,
liver and kidneys. f.. e. Wilson will sup
ply tho genuine Red Clover Tonic AZ 30
cents A hottie
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Wei N-nie as~s ysur husband still
drink
"T~. -eshsr. Ard ~ wurTyisg TIE Efs
cut rf re
Did vcu ~ tse rlsn - hrssklng hiza cf
sss sssit shzs s,<g-sse< - ycuF
ATA
ord y5u pst ~hisky N his cofs~r
VS.
~Whaf "a hs ssyT
He SID I vas tAe aaiy -onsss he nsf
s>r z.rs as rcshe 1ssa wne knsu bcw -
unke co7.s - & saanSa ~ rss1e -LAscr.s
lW~aA
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Jaa Is-Whe2t--N0. 7 white. Ssc. No rel.
eash and January. s7&c. February, csc; AsF'
sl-sc
lorn-52e.
Oais-No. 2 s4he No. 2 white. Ss*c-
lEe-sed hOgs-kss1
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Jan. ghsal-ssesas- C44h. y7s.e, FsbEa-
Iosa t.ssdJ. Cash. sssss. Fshg04ry. 4szsc
Asy. 81 &c.
Oats kAsy. May, 80.
Nhaky-af8
PorS-firIa. Cash. a47o Nay. slSl2<.
LAFd-sies1y. CASA. aad fssrcAFY . iL,s
MAJ. szss1z
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
"That Miss Jones is a nice looking girl

.That Miss Jones is nice looking girl.
isn't she7''
YES. ard she'd be the belle of the town
If il wasn't for one thing"
"Whsts THAR"
.She has catarrh so bad 1t is unpleasant
10 be near her. She has tried dozen
things and nothing helps her. ] am sorry,
for I like her. but that doesn't make it
any less disagreeable for one 10 be around
her."
Now If she had used DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, there would have been nothing
of the kind said, for ii will cure catarrh
svarv lime
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
MICHIGAN CENTRAL,

-Dsfly. Al, Others daiiy except sunday.
Sleeping cars run on Pacific aud Atlantic Ex-
presses TO and from Deuoit.-Parlor cars rum on
Day Express and Grand Rapids Expres. 10 and
Tom DetrOit-DiIect connections made a. Detroit
with all through trains esst-1tckets or sale at
Union Ticket Office, 81 Monroe ST. and ct unioa
depot
ID. W, JOHNSON, Mich. Pass. Ag't. % Aonroe-st
CHts. III. NORRIS. Gen'i Ag't % Monroe-st
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Some ot the japanese games are quite
original. others are astOnishingty like our
own 10 recent number Of Wlde Awake
sppeared = following description Of blind
ssans bu1. ss played ky some japanese
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
Detroit, Grand Haven ( Milwaukee.

TDaHY. Sunday excepted. <DaiIy.
fssrensers satiag Ine Deirolt Expires - q
No, make dIrecs connections tor New York, Bos.
tor, sn1 IL points East.
Nitht Express ,has Wasner sleeping car from
Gr,sd Rapids 20 Detrsit
Through tickets Ia all points eaSt ard s.
and eeplng ca Derths an be secured ct d. q.
X. 4 NJ. Railroad CT Office, Sweets Hotel. and
at depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass Ayt.
GEO. B. REEVE. Trade Manager, Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
OUR MARKEf REPORTS.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
Detroit, Lansing & Northern,
Lake Shore & Mich, Southern.

A local freight leaves Grand Rapids at D
ID. carrying passengers as far as Kalamazoo
AL trains daily except sunday,
Through tickets 10 all points and bcrths 20 sleep
ing coaches can be secured al Union Ticket O.ncs
G. NonrOe-st, and at depot.
GEo. W. MUSsos. City Tickc; Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-10

shall be known rs the lake and gulf water
ways commission, and which shall mature
and submit plan for system OF water
communication to unite the head OF Lake
Michigan at Chicago with the Mississippi
by way of the Illinois and Dcsplanes riv-
ers. The plan shall provide for continu-
ous waterway navigablc by the largest
river vessels, and for discharge into il of
100000 cubic feet OF water per minnie
from the lakes The commission, which is
to consist Of two officers from the engineer
corps and three persons from civil life, is
empowered TO complete surveys and to
make all necessary investigations, and the
sum OF 500, 900 is appropriated for its ex-
pcnscs.
BY Senator Cullom To pension at the
rate OF So per month all surviving officers
and enlisted men who actually served sixty
days in the northwest in the Black Hawk
Indian war, or in the south in the Florida
Seminole Indian war Pensions are also
granted TO the widows of deceased sol
dicrs of these wars. A special proviso de-
clarcs that this act shall not be so con.
strucd rs TO grant pension TO Jefferson
Davis.
BY Senator Reagan To amend the bill
introduced by him 10 regulate immigra-
ton, so that the right of immigrants 10 re-
main in this country may be challenged at
any time within twelve months OF their
landing.
by Senator Bowen: 70 establish mint
at Denver, Col.