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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
AFEW EXTRA LARGE sIZEL.

a FEW EXTRA LARGE SIZEL.
ter went by the board, and the s3 level
was reached. Down again by 25-cent
degrees the prices tumbled until S2-an
unheard of figure-waS regarded as rock
bottom. But it wasn't. The hose which
we sold at $3.50 per dozen four years
ago now brings S1.75."
sis the demand for foreign goods in
creasing?"
"Yes; cheaper grades of domestic
manufacture are being suppIanted by a
better made quality of domestics and a
cheaper grade of foreign. While domes-
tics have not declined in quality they
have been and are being manufactured
on lower basis of profit"
"Where in the United States is the
best grade of stockings manufactured?"
"In Philadelphia. Skilled labor is re-
quired, and there are other manufacture
ing industries there-dyers and yarn
mills, and kindred establishments
give Philadelphia peculiar advantages -
"Where do new designs originator"
s'In France. That country has always
led the world in originality of concep-
tons"
''Does France lead in manufacturing
abilily?"
"Hardly. No; Germany and Saxony
bear the palm in the matter of manu-
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

the fronts long or short. This sort of
wrap does not seem likely to be aban-
dOned, but it is almost exclusively the
youthful or matronly, and is
NEVER WORN BY YOUNG GIRLS,
who select jackets resembling those
worn with riding habits, natty English
short coats, and glove-filting French
redingotes for travelling and long walks
in the country. In one immense IN
voice of Partisan gowns and wraps, the
the predominance of varions handsome
shades of terra Gotta, golden tan, ma
hogany and crushed strawberry is no
ticeable, and also green and gray in
number of new beautiful tints and
tones.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
His Ups and Downs.

Mrs. Lowcut-Somebopy was saying,
Col. Fairly, that you had written book.
Col. Fairly-Yes, have hung together
a small volume.
'sWhat is the title?'
''Ten Years In the Saddle. It's simply
brief history of my ups and downs.''
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
ME- G1D 3 g
BY TOM HOLMES.

It is hardly fair to find fault with the
city girl for accusing the miIkman of
diluting his milk on the ground that it
is white, just after she has returned
from summers outing in the country,
where she saw cows eating green grass.
The man who makes fun of such girls
as these has probably many times
caught himself wondering why sweet
cider is made of sour apples.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
Available Invention,

A man in Southern California, the
father of large family of girls, has
just been granted patent for front
gate. 1t is so ingeniously arranged that
when a young man leans ON it after
dark couple of iron clamps spring out
and hold him to the gate like wise. 1t
is gotten up with an eye to the interests
of consumptive and rheumatic fathers
unable to run. With this style gate IN
their front yard they can take their time
in kicking the young men of the neigh
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
A Sirited Contest.

The spirited contest between the en-
peror of Germany and the emperor of
Brazil, as to who shall issue the greatest
number of official bulletins day, keeps
up. 1t will probably be a surprise to
these dying monarchs when they find
that their arrival on the other side of
Jordan will create no more of a stir
among the inhabitants than the landing
of the humbIest beggar.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
Not on the Map,

"I see," said Mr.. Stockman, of Chi
eago, reaching down a geography from
the bookcase, II see,that the president
has decided to establish, by means of
vessels of the revenue marine, a ma
tional patrol along the coast of the
United States, as far as practicable"
"Where is practicable?' inquired Mrs.
Stockman, looking up from her paint
ing.
"That's just what was looking for"
replied her husband, ''but it doesn't
seem to be down on the map."
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
Not a Drinker.

Mrs. Matteroffact-I believe Mr..
Stoople drinks like fish.
Mr.. Matteroffact-Why?
Because his face is always so red.
church last Sunday?"
mo, didn't notice it."
81 don't see how you could have
helped notice it. 1t was as red as a
beet"
''He must let his wife tie his neck
tie ,,
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
Truth Will Rise.

A newspaper correspondent, whose
burrow is in Washington, says that
Senator EdmundS never laughs out
loud. The only Importance this state
ment bears is that it is the first time the
information has ever been given to the
world that Senator Edmunds wears
false teeth,
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
Success Assured.

French Pofitician-Well. Gen. Bou-
langer, how do you feel this morning?
.Boulanger-Splendid. Success seems
to smile upon me. The future never
was brighter for me than now.
"What has put you in this extraordi-
narily happy mood. generaI?"
..The majority of the newspapers are
ridiculing me-
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
He Wanted Credit.

Publisher Of New Dakota Paper
Pm not exactly suited with that notice
you published of my paper.
Neighboring Editor - Didn't I say
that the first copy of the Princeville
Tornado, creditable weekly paper
crammed full of news, lies on our desk.
''Yes. you said that"
"What more do you want; are you
after the earth?"
"Not particularly, but I think I'd
ought to have credit for doing the ly-
ing"
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
The Little Behind Hand.

Ex-senator Bruce says he likes lee
turing better than Office holding. Of
the two voeations the former must be
much the pleasanter. In following it
a man is at liberty to make his gestures
III the air before him, as nature calcu-
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
Accounted For.

First Physician-Busine is splendid
with me. was called out of bed last
night to attend six different cases.
Second Physician Gn hard luck)-I
see by the paper this evening that six
deaths have been reported to the health
officer to-day.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
Not Much of a Fighter.

Attendant to the Sultan of Turkey
The station flag has been hauled down
Sultan-The deuce it has.
Eyes, sir, and an Italian man-of-war
is expected to arrive shortly"
"a man-0f-War?"
eyes"
''Go out and hire an interpreter to en-
able me to converse with him."
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
A POpular Lean.

Young Man Pm tired of this hum
drum life Pm leading. I'd like to get
out of it. To branch out, as it were. l
feel a great desire to leap into popular
ity.
Old Man-Tired of earning your bread
by the sweat of your brow, eh?
"Yes."
'sWant to be famous. To leap into
popularity?'
"Yes."
$50 and start new religion"
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
Reaching Out.

Western Union Telegraph Manager
Mr.. Gould, I see an attempt is going to
be made to reach the South pole.
Jay Gould-Secure it, Mr.. Rather, as
soon as it is reached. II is the only pole
in the country l haven't got.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
CLARA Bellies SPICE.
Men Held Responsible for Ex-
tra-Tight Skirts Worn by
the Dear Creatures.
Experience Of a Gotham Girl
While Being Measured by
Her Tailor.
The Smock Blouse Is the Lat
est Garment Affected in
SWelldom.
Tricks Of the Corsets--The
Newest House Gown
Summer FaneieS.
Clara Bellies New York Letter.

iputing that the
men are reSpon-
sible for some
clothes worn by
women. OF such
are the extra
tight skirts that
were worn last
summer, with
next to nothing
beneath them,
so that for all
the con e a l.
ment Of the
wearer's limbs
they gave, might
almost as well
have been made
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
SOLID BLACK HOSE
The Kind That Are Worn Now
adays by Almost ALI the
Ladies.
Some Very Pretty and High
Priced Stockings for the
Girls.
An Extensive Description Of
All Sorts of Fancy Foot
wear.
Coverings for Little Pink
toed Babies and Sizes
for Men.

''What kind of a stocking will you
have?"
t'Silk plated"
'On cotton, or embroidered with real
silver?"
'What is the difference in price?"
''We can sell you the Silk-plated stock
ing-that is, the silk spread ON cotton
for from Sc to S12 a dozen, according to
quality. One pair of stockings embroid-
cred with real silver will cost you S25."
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

father and husband are club men. Of
course there is great deal of abuse
that we hear about"
''And don't know?"
''Well, never knew anything of it,
personally, though | suppose it does
exist. Nothing. however, has at any time
been said against the Minnesota club.
Ladies are entertained there very
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
Ste Tried and Knows.

A leading chemist of New York
says" No plasters ofsuch merit as
the Ath-lo-pho-ros Plasters haveeyer
before been produced" They are
anoyelty because they are not made
simply to sell cheap, they are the
best that science, skill and money
can produce, and will do what is
claimed for them. For sprains,
aches, weakness, lameness, etc.,
they are unequaled.
4e4 Fulton ST., Sandusky, O., Nov q, 5l'
The Athlophoros Plaster acted Like
magic. It is the best ever tried and
have used many kinds Our druggist
said "plasters are all about the same but
don't think SO now. I sprained my arm
and shoulder in July, and it has been
painful since but it does not pain me at
all now. Mrs. WILLIS MAGuI.
"a Send cents for the beautiful coiored pic
ture, Moorish Maiden"
Tue dTuI N Dun one m 10 W,H cx M "
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

Flower bonnetS are likely to be ex-
tenSively worn at summer evening en-
tertainments where bonnet is neces-
Sdry.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

lated. To make the latter vocation
pay, man must necessarily gesticulate
more or less behind his own back.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
Looking for business.
hans he's down cellar ,

Los Angeles Lady-fs MIR. FIFTEEN in?
Undertaker's CIerk-He was here a
minute ago.
'sPerhaps he's down cellar.n
s0h, l remember now; he took his
tape measure and went down to the
depot to meet the train from the East.'
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
CONCERNING CLUBS,
Pauline Pry's Curiosity Takes
an Investigating
Tour.
What st. Paul Ladies Think
L About Their Husbands
u. Resorts.
r.
An Almost Unanimous Be-
lief That They Are
Harmless.
s.
Hence Married Men Need
Have No Fear on
That Score.

VERY time the
female bachelor
allows her long
ing gaze to rest
on the Minnesota
club house, a
wicked feeling of
rebellion takes
possession of her
and she under
stands perfectly
how Herr Most,
C.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

vation. You see am bound to be solid
with the gentlemen" she concluded,
laughing, But could not forget that
Mr.. Bacon was listening to her verdict.
Mrs. DR.. Hoyt said: IL have a great
many old-fashioned ideas, and I disap-
prove of clubs heartily"
81 am sorry," spoke up her husband,
Il might want to join one some time"
"4Ou know what you may expect,
then. You will have two clubs, one
down town and one at home," was the
awful threat that silenced him, doubt
less forever.
i am not well acquainted with clubs
in st. Paul." Mrs. HOyt continued,
''but in other places they are a sinful
extravaganza, and with billiards, card
playing and drinking, are the destruc-
tion of many a young man. At Des
MOineS l have known young men to be
sent home from the club repeatedly in a
beastly state of intoxicatiOn."
sThey manage differently here" said
gentleman who was standing by.
'They have rooms at the club house
where they keep them over night"
''That's an improvement on Des
Moines, then," replied Mrs. Hoyt, "but
dare say the charges for storage are
considerable"
MIS-. Lane n. Stone was wholly in
sympathy with clubs. II think ST. Paul
society has improved since the Mime
sofa was established" she said. 'sNo
gambling is allowed, there is very little
heavy drinking done. and altogether it
is infinitely better than places to which
many Of its present members used to
resort. don't think it is any more ex-
penSive than restaurant, and it fur
nishes very
NICE QUARTERS FOR BACHELORS
and men whose wives are out of town.
Mr.. Stone always goes there when 1
am away, and can be perfectly easy
about him, knowing that he is well
taken care of. 1t is pleasant to go there
for supper after the theater, and it is a
great convenience for men entertaining
business friends who might bore their
wives insufferably. don't think club
or anything else is going to spoil good
man, and bad man will be bad in spite
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

on FOOT LOT grsT OPP or SOUTH DINl
ON l0n-st. With large Duiidingi 'ultsb3 fci
factory. Very reasonable ngure Must he 500
thls mont Rooms ana Tow e. block. 81
WHAT IL ALL THIS RACITENENI ABOUT
" the new cabinet no.nting 10 when csm
pared with buying lot foI 500 on tine MAJ
can't isii ~ please, and 10 sure 10 rist In value
l.. :. PIosin.
COR sALE-ABOrT u or THE FINEST
i building iois IN the CITY on the best residence
streets, Also shout lto lots IN west so'sAh east
part OF city al nom alb 10 ~ klusey a Wa
iefs, ., - sca 30 Weston building. 1eiePhone
SO. y9
l. ~ DOWN, BALANCE TO STlT PlK-
SDDU chaser: bsst tsrgsin on our book.
bran new ho1se. 10 rooms. ituit last August
on Front 81. one block from serbDerst car iine
large lot. 5oI2l0: good vel cement cellar and
clstern come aud zee about H. Grand Union
Employment Bureau. rooms and Tower block
WE HAVE PIECE OF PROPERTY oN
w on West Bridge-st large eDoug b 10 make
10 nice lots that will sell for M average Of 500
II can be bought itb good room house o. II
Tor q. 800 this week Grand Union EnplOs Ineui
Bureau. rooms and Tower block afs
I OOK HERE-I HANE GOOD LOIS TO
IL trade for work horses.sn many more for
sale cheap. also $50 and 5000 10 loan o. i'm
proved property. {. d lari,h room AZ Middi-
comb block.
CoUTH GRAND RAPIDS on ". G. AND O. X.
= | railways Just south OF he city. new
Union depot sstOry stare posioflCe, many new
dwellings. ETC. hny isge lois Ieit cheap. on easy
terms ssiesi pisee around CITY for Investment or
home. Call on CTone & Cutler Attorneys. Board
of 1Iaoe building II Cana ~
NOR sALE-HOUSF AND IOT on CLANCY
ST., one OF Isfay one on 1sy lof-st
near street can Livery property icT sale or %
let Afro property IN other part cf The citv for
sale. J. W. TkyiOr. 20 and II rlsinheid-sve Jl6tt
TOR sALF-A LARGE rRICK DWELLING
i house. on sprirsft. iorlLct. A nesa fsns
81 acre farm in sparta for $500: ell on 6.E
rsynents and reasons ble terms p A. Dspper.
room lbs. Leoysrd beoE. over Public Lib.sry.
se-tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14


Ih@ aarksls l11qastsll t-= cc1afsy
shs. ssz1liy inersa<. - e<1saaa. aos o.
.arzs g-riers pzr.ls2lArf o. - = ze14fa-
xi1s1iax ei shs a4ss saui4ak sn4a -.
Iksrs azs 3F,lefs h1f lels 9i lssz .asla = eAF
Cd eoslas D 49, Tess eoa2s aen 1s4
slsAao lsa4l.y 49, ifeEl ses ~ 2srs cas-
aaEm-. Taes sEs e. asars ~ tls =
Z alr s'llf aad sse ~4.f-Ts tsr the .eli s1set
~ IS ln e4sageal1s pfl.ts. zs1 4fs p-sF-as
1sl sl1 syr'lnk ~ aGtt atsf IA -@-t
s~li solsE . ags kssssa.ls -la8a.zu1 n SEES
E1-Ia1s! .s le1ulinE ~ r4y ners. au1
s.l1la 4i tls tee 4rk '-aas tre I1-rrss -
fasIr af.l-fs The I4fkst 81 - SEA a4t
ssisG o2s "a - $50 stut.i 81 rDts lsf4sis
ital it nas bsel lala ~ la~ eas, e. vs~ks
b sal h.rids f8ls.l-s afe lu great 4elaa1.
zHt srs aroEtDg sr4nzer - s s-F~rtos
4.la'ffy of SOAR zl4 leas4f4 .1 Fafes tecolas
mere z~aeraay kBasn. Compare 1lan1
h.p41s orsaas 3Ii- Others. iaea tske iato
eelsi lersilan t1s So asFl4s 4-a-.+s ~ ~asat
assd al you stl secoaie consiacst ot tae
lFath hfl Bsss of Dar s'sls8zut
Minneapolis liagkets yesterday were
s1er 4. tlr opening sDd Asv shea sod
81 fli64 TIE 1selils 10 els 81 ID al
oolal snd iae discovery ~ large error ia
fb. over e.tinxlS " doug sloczs 8els
CAUSES tVf f-r lA atAreor tf.tI ND -4.tA
fau % t8 81 go felualn~1 aris. Dliafa
a1otstlns rau 4p sni nsid nlm ~ sl.8
CAicaxe 80. sueat Tor A4y delivery ran
ap to a. lUt. Nrs York Aay dsissfy.
sllltflI Milwaukee May ce4lVefy
81. = ; --s 81 et1.
Bailey u0ll sifh be range of fair 70
good sample a. a. 20 soc Des c~t.
lora-Ihefe have bsen hlli offerings and
p~,css sre weak. cholcs oes > offered Tor
Zeta 50c a ouslsi.
0as- Demand fair al . % Sic per
0usssl.
81. Iocs-S3. Rad wheat. 81 O4es oss
Ter bu-hsl. Corr. 5ssc Per ouahsL mo
yis8oas COX up.
Uakoua dispatches ssy. The wheat men
sFs ci0sing station. on al roads IN southern
Minnesota DOT ordinarily 50 10 leave
any slA-i0n without . ouvsr Late a8d
careful estlDaatss OF tae - heat feln4ialng
ou tbe southern Minnesota line place 10 a.
luo-hnhs Of the whole cr0D. or sognee here
near $4,000 b4snels 1ais ls al On the
Vest cod and substantially tRs whole oi
q All 20 30. l aud , Northern. AL OF the
poor siuf OF wien there Is muchl has been
shipped cut Board Of Trade pOiucs Is
beginning 10 attract some attenii0n ia CHI
Gao
s. 1sst recsipt a. Toledo Yesterday were
7luC bushels against isoD year ago
yesterasv
Wheat fsceints a. 81. ionis Yesterday were
Ii01 bushels asslnst 10000 one year ago.
WheAl receipts a. MIuueapcils Yesterday
weie l-i-oO bushels sgsiDst loa,OoO enc
year so.
W beat clearance from the thres principal
Atlantic ports yesterday we're 10 U'9 o1sIsls
against "a 90 year ago yesterday.
I1e totsl production Of the six maauiac-
tories of America now amounts 10 $4,000,
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

EOR sALF-YOUNG TALKING PARROTS.
+ Imported German fsnsries aleo Eng ish
DoiGen norwich snd Gold Spsng ei Lizard
Csnares very rare End handsome birdsl, slso
- AndresshIra Cansrics. Finest SiuFsTs n the
World Great variety of Rrss. ard Psinied Bird
Csges - hest make AZ s. South Division 81
IN0E sALF-CHEAP FOR CtsH-sEcoSD-
/ hand engine and coiler n 70 lej horse power
W,th 8ll e1uuef tions except smoke siafk ll-
Guire oi = 4. Thompson ( Co.. ovid Alrh ~.
W. FAVE OSF or THF FTSFsT GRO ERf
" ST. - in the cite foY ~sie. doing vcry fne
lrl-ineSs 1913 take un = eIrihere0 ciJ cf norntt
properly 10 eT fsrce his is rsre opP2Tfur r
hin-ey & wsters - p and 80 Weston building.
Ie'el lllne st8 80
IoR SALE CEDAR FESCF Posts At kNf
size srd hocks ~ snv leBEf rlso house
Address Martin ATnnirg sig Rapids sich-
TOR sAIE- -Nrrs HIS1Fn GARDEN con
fsinlne choice anf ffri17 sns liA lss
81. so-th ~ cherry sleo tts housf - rent s+s
TOR EATF-Al MOST Nfw PIANO KAsf
terms Csss-sf ~
Tor SAL -AN ftTfRF OUTFIT oP
usrhfnery for fnf LES lsunfTT 40
FiE-tors~ Fors- engine Fo- Fsrl8cuisIs &c 're
G. g. = kefrr SO q osnsls - t>41
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

Impure breath, caused oy bad teeth, to-
nsCco spirits or catsrsh is ueutraiizei by
oozcdoui. Tis heaithfu bssutiner md 4
great luxury As a dentrihce. The repalsive
breath - bv is use rendered a fragrant as
rose and colduess hy friends or lovers
vii be no longer noticed
There Is no one article IN the line OF med
iciues that gives 80 large a return for the
money IS good porous Strengthening
plaster sucn ss Carter Smart Weed ana
sionnA Bscksche Piasters.
Thos~ unnsppy persons who suasr from
nervousness api dgspepe.a should use Car.
ters Little Nerve Pills, which are made ex-
prsssly for sleepless, nervous, dyspeptic suf-
terers. Price - cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

The only TEN persnce Bitters known. 1t
stimulates the Brain and quiets the Nerves,
regulates TIE Bowls and produces perfect
blood circulation. which Is sure 10 restore
perfect heziih.
GEO y DANrs. of 1s9 Blr0npesf New or
iefi- To-. write. under cafe dsy 2ith. 'ss5. As
follows "i nave nt-u soing g. the Hot springs.
H.. flr tiftel esrs .aT sa .tchme hgmor n my
blood have i'l,i used tDree h0te. Of i1ezsr
Hiters. and i a. done p more : ci han the
springs u, IS the best mec cine made
JOS tfH J. pagan Il No. 5 Nestst New
YORK ssVs Have go been without vinegar
e-s ar ffe pest --eirc ycsTs. and cons der t
Rul0.a ued.g.us chest ia orr family.
a fraIIfln tr1r f-tr
Address. = IS sicDonald Drug Co.
5SS EashiDgton--t. New York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

The great copper trust hiss about run
the gauntlet common 70 such orssnizs-
t,ous. FRS, it bled The oonsEmeIs. then
satirg tnst its stock vss accumalatin.
more rapidly than the public would
shscrb it at zach exorbitaus prices, u
-losed ihs Auacoods mirs. throwing
huudrscs oi man on. OF employment snd
rear-1g them ~ starvation Ihs next
sep m rezaisr order is ia collapse q sbs
syndicsts snd ths rg.a ~ t0s rrol lsctors.
Snca ara been tie experience of every
e que which ass s0uzrt 20 coresr t1s
prueucls 81 rsturs for auy s-tendat
fine. vitb bat single eHcADtion .bs
standard Oh company. That svoids1
cuisgGe - obtaining control II the
sonrce 20 sapriy. Ihs copper syndioafs
rl'zh,. !, & hsd money sn0ugn. pursue
- ssrse policy. bad it not made he mis-
'ase - binding ifsrf 70 take 'hs entire
product lor series q years a. 5ighly rs-
rnunsrsiiTa prices The holders - min
irg s.cck risldiag so coed an incous viii
sct 10 irciired 20 psrt ownership -ish II.
Differing from rstroisnrn. the place Of
sopper ESQ % sled e great ,x'sus by
ofsSr metals he uiiimsta collapse oi
TIA srudcsta msy. therefore be looked
ior. sni stou'i Is resuf IN ruiniog ia
-rri -;ors. go pabnc ~I 'sel al ne
better
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

TIE s-et sfer toward toe annexation of
Isae.Is vss feFsn Yest-r ~ Wien Con
--ss-.rsa FrrrFrrrgr7 introduced Ia
tfs Eeuro q resolution sHih'rsiog The
President fc reecfis.e ~ith re'srsucs So
ttn rrrtr sri sssiniilst.0n q The tWo
ueonle. irssmneh ss "a sre ise larger
an6 no-a ccrsr'ul 0stion. e - proper
issi fhe irirssrs should ccns frorn rs.
fhe adcption ~ ta@ resolution wi Eivs
- trends p tbe mcvsuieut sonsthinx
isfri.s - sct upon. sna tbe rore ths
raite- = sz,is|si the rors rsridiY ~
ssnar'rrs in 'srcr Cd Il ell grow n beth
cclnt~es.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
For RSnf--Hoo8ls.

Tor RENT FURNISHED ROOM. HEATED
/ and lIgLted. On reasons bic terms at "a Nor.
rson II 30
nISlKARLE ROOMS WITH or WITHOUT
~ board ia private family. = minutes walk
from pot once. Luton & DOAton Real Eslale
Of-cs Niddioomb blOcK. as
EOR RENT-A SUITE or THREE FURNISH
( ed rooms for light house keeping. heated a.
2lz Bartlett st. also Sleeping rooms 80
TOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
L al modern convenience. heat and gas at ca
Bostwick-st. 2e5if
EOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS sTFAM
y heated and furnished rooms for light house-
keeping. Apply a. room los, New HoUseman
block. Dec. l5I
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

Two very ne etched pasirzits of General
and NJ Hs>FisoD bSve i1st been issueG ~
D Z ffvmsn pubhsbsr Of TIE indianap-
olis 5~a.d. Portraits on one plate. l6V-2
sls = .rfly PRINTED. Agents wanted IN every
& ~ " toe country. send > cents for
= -<rte pCftrsits and terms 20 agents. Ad-
trsss n. Z HymaD, publisher. Indianap-
oLls Ind.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

clergyman. after years of suffering
from that ios;hsome disease. ta'srrh. and
vaiuly trying every known remedy. Al last
found a recipe which completely cured and
and saved hin from death. ANY sufferer
sendsng self addressed stamped envelope
70 Prof J. A Lavrencs. Ss Warren-st.. New
No-k Cry. viii receive the recipe tree Of
charge.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14

COR sALE-A FINE TROUT FARM ONLY
+ ~ miles from tbs city with unsurpassed fac
ilities Tor raising 7 ~ and carp. Will be Soid al
ali enormous sRcrlnce- Gail al Once and secure q
bargain Sweei q smiths Fmp o,ucnt Exchange
rooms - and 81 Weston lniid.ng, csnsl -. ass
1oo ACRES or GOOD BARD TIsBTk LAND
az, a. sDS sss 'n srouns "oTe,nt ID, st sabs 80, Ia ~
mile: title rt~sect. will sell on time oi exchange
for eifv property. or clean stock of dfugs. Dr N
II. Ro.S. Grand Rapids. A-ch.. on4ce Nsd3ic0mb
block. 80