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The National tribune., 1888-08-02
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Relieves the Feeling OF Lassitude
so common in midsummer, and imsarts
vitality.
A Correction.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: In my article
on Port Hudson" in your paper of May 3, l
find since its publication that 1 was wrong in
regard to Lieut.-Col. Bacon leading the 9th
Mich, in the assault of the 9th of May. 1t
should have been Col. Thomas S. Clark, as Col.
Bacon had not at that time arrived from Ken
ner. | verified my statements just as far as 1
could, but where any are found that need cor
recton, and it is shown that they should be, /
am ready to correct them.-W. II. WEBER,
Lampasas, Tex.
The National tribune., 1888-08-02

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The accounts
given in your valuable paper by comrades of
lives sacrificed in the war of the rebellion due
to the effects of whisky, puts me in mind of an
affair that occurred, not in the army at the
front but in Boston HarbOr after the war end
ed. The company 9th Mass. battery to which
| belonged was ordered to Galloup's Island,
Boston Harbor, to be mustered out. Arriving
in Boston we went on board of the boat that
was to take US to the island. While on our
way the men discovered a keg of whisky on
deck, from which many filed their cantecns
The Government officers in charge of US and
the boat mot the officers of our battery were
below in the cabin drinking whisky and play
ing cards. Before landing at the island the
officers discovered what was going on and had
US formed in line on the wharf directly in
front of headquarters, when an officer COM
menced an inspection OF our canteens. The
men, not liking the manuvering of the officer.
hustled around him and prepared to shove him
overheard. At this movement a pistol was
fired. Whisky had done its work. There Law
before US, dying, comrade who had served
three years in Massachusetts regiment, who
had enlisted in our battery for three years or
during the war, and who had been through
more than a score Of battles and now while
waiting at the close of the war, almost at his
own door, for his discharge, to become once
more a citizen of Government he had helped
TO save. What must have been the feelings of
his wife, children and friends? A hundred
times worse than if killed on the battlefield.
1t was more sad to u.s. his comrades, than any
thing that happened to US during our three
years service
Some of the comrades who had been drink
ing the stolen whisky made threats against the
officer who did the shooting, and they were ar
rested, put at police duty with balls and chains
fastened to their legs for several days, and
finally tried. One, John Lgel, sentenced to a
military prison at Elrnira, n Y, was tempo,
rarily confined at Fort Warren, where he
scaled the walls to the sea- swan to South Bos.
ton Point, and escaped.-HoRAcE PREscorr,
9th Mass hatferv phiIlins Ne
The National tribune., 1888-08-02

For constipation, liver complaint" or bill
iousness, sick headache, and all diseases arising
from disordered condition of the liver and
stomach, take DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgatiye
Pellets-a gentle laxative or active cathartic,
according TO size of dose.
The National tribune., 1888-08-02

"A 81 Washing Machine Free."-To introduce
them will give away J. 600 self-operating wash.
ing machines. No washboard or rubbing required
u you want one send your name to The Monarch
Laundry Works, 40 Wabash Ave, Chicago, Ill.
The National tribune., 1888-08-02

Ayers Hair vigor gives vitality, gloss, and
freshness to the hair, and restores its beauty.
The National tribune., 1888-08-02

Ifyou decide to buy Hoods sarsapariIla, do
not be persuaded to take any other. 100 doses 81
The National tribune., 1888-08-02

OPIUM AND LIQUOR HABITS CURED
~ at home 10 pain Or nervous s sloSS S5aal, s -
pense. LESLIE IL. i EELEhs 1ls De, GoE@
merry surg. u. =. A., DWIGHT, LIZ
Mention The National Tribune
The National tribune., 1888-08-02
Random Shots.

W. H. Bryant, Sergeant, Co. Fl, 18th Ind,
GAINESVILLE, Mo-, was one of Sherman's bum
mers, and has concluded that he has found the
best thing yet discovered for the Southern
woman who lost her husband on the Southern
side in the strife of 61 to '65 Many women
of pure Southern type have been very angry at
the Union fellows ever since the close of the
war. They are widows, and very mad The
remedy he proposes is for them to come North
as soon as possible, and hunt up some old Yam
kee soldier who has good hospital record, but
no wife to comfort him in his declining years
and cannot furnish quite proof enough to pro-
cure pension. She can at once and without
delay marry that man, for he certainly will not
live long, and the woman can have little re-
venge; and when the poor devil is laid to rest
his widow can sue for pension and have a
special bill for her relief passed, and will be
sure to get handsome pension. Grover will
not veto the bill; he has never been known to
veto such a bill; he won't dare to do it, By
such policy as this every Southern widow can
soon be placed on the pension roll at $12 per
month, and this $l2 per month is far better for
The National tribune., 1888-08-02
Their Records.

Ed. Fl. Sands served in Co. F, Goth NY, and
in Co. A, Goth Pa. Cav was taken prisoner at
Salem, Va, June %, 1864 Ton Hunters retreat
from Lynchburg) escaped into Smithville,
N. c., Feb. %, 1865 was confined at Anderson
vile, Savannah, Macon, Ca; Lynchburg, Va;
Danville, Va; Charleston, S. c.; Florence, S. G..
The National tribune., 1888-08-02

Mrs. D. Fairchilds, Greenleaf, Kan, wishes
to hear from members of Co. G, 18th Mo. Cav,
who knew her father Harvey G. Hall, of said
company He was last heard from March II,
1864, at Batesylle, Ark.
Mrs Sarah NJ. Reading, President. Morgan L.
Smith Corps No. 46, Lowry City, Mo-, was one
of those who, during the war of the rebellion
served as nurse in the General Hospital at Post
Mcclellan, Iowa, and since her muster out in
August, 1865, has never heard from any of the
officials or associates who shared alike the hard
ships and miseries of that period, and would
like to hear now.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
RseUsLlcAN cLesks MUST GO.
Fsaic ia the Railway Department Of the
New York P0stoffce.

Fsaic ia the Railway Department Of the
New Ysrk Postonscs.
NV NoEE. sept. 20.-Ihere is panic
among The clerks % th- Railway Mail SER
wee Department Of ne rrnefal Postofios in
th.s city. There IS gensra. upheavai in
ne department and Sapt. Y. q. Jackson,
who has been ia The service since 1850. when
.t was drst organized. was relieved by Supt
John T. GEinu. OF the Cincinnati Fifth
Division. without any notification whstso-
ever. superintendent Jackson was gem
eFal favcrite With the employees Of tie
0aice rhO are indignant a. the caprice Of
Postmaster Gen era Dickinson and the Dem
ocralc regime. According 20 the views Of
tie employees. Mr lscksca's politics was
solid Tor The Railway Nail service Father
than f.r either the Democratic or Eepubi-
csn party buf ii ttess 3 - = .eauiug toward
ether party r uas n favor of the kenubH-
rsu. A majority OF TIE employees Ia the
oIce bel org 10 that party.
1ae huperlrtend dent nae not suffered alone
however. AM % IS this fact that causes the
prevailing ralic. TIE heads oi eight OF ten
clerks havs been chopped ofi without warn
K. and il seems likely lhag not one active
E-ruo. lcsn RI.i remain in the Office one
We.k hsgce.
one OF the strsngs phases in the removal
oi the superintendent Is that no charges Of
any sort nave been made sgaiust him, and
tle only .lppCssd cause for hts removal was
hls sympathy with rhe Republican party.
FOstnas,er Pearson Vas AZ ore time suoor-
innate o. Superintendent Jackson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Estate oi Bicnard T. T.. Bu,tsrworih. de-
ceased; crdsr allowing claims and decree for
payment Estate Of James Holly, de-
cs-sed, petition for adm .nistrator filed.
hearing October - k.lstc oi Lydia a
Lsrrnw worth. deceased. order sdmifiing will
Gao probate. Estate Of Geo. H. White. de-
csssea petition for appointment Tor admin
lstrat0r, bearing October i5. Estate Of John
Starr. declared. execgtgFs second annual
account died. Es sts O. Jsnale (. Moves.
dscfsstd, executors ursf annual account
Eisd lu - Haze. Ella Gill. adopted child,
orier e adoption aad change OF name 70
Hazsi Ia dil tramer Estate oi William
urnrv Aarriso8, deceased. appraisers war
rant and inventory ID 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Hs s-ssa eaI Efsas o4s~-.ss 80 H.
1850 . As=-s4


1850 As--s4
~ A secaa s4at
sss Saves -. a4gs a slsFF.
~ assazs ls4e sssss ssa ls@m
sreanas Is rssarted p aer iather al
4asla4rl &c 4e-f ID sls8el - t1a .atasr
s E4s IS esac 60 4s-. - f-is --.f-
lac r4.az aal s Caarise H sess
Fs4rs 81 aze 4zle4l.e. - ea1ss tso2
s.isa.8 aaE4 ass - So. Csc tas szals ~ 1ls
easfssieE al- -ss sas t-4t 80 @.a
ala1 lltDaseI l.a $50
r-asg ar-F1us a.s aeexsl.ls tes
4eF hr ral4s ss tie t44Et1
sEr af sears ego saa rl6 aa
lsz -4r.ea q Eiaas -f
gsaasla. ss. og tas al sfue4a 81
-stfa.5s - 1854 ss r.n iaf4 -a= hAe4f
ras p1is .sit &c s-ig sta-f slat-9ep b
sraElp lf4 zee eitY las esf4 ss19fe
..f aaaerL tHas taa ass sskilx up me
bees f-sa F9aas IN -p af
i4. re4 for aoal af.f o. more fsst rea4
lrs alefe. Sens ~ -. .esee aa1 c4-e
..af .ea.4z 49, 4sa a-s sa as 4rL-s -
saFa 1zir - ears gt tss
SD at fas8 plsg. a4a sHam ss1--
lsr sla has Isls Ger la t.s oe<cl.
-el gee renan cane ialllaz 1os1
Esu zoe sl tas eas lis s-s ts
sIts -arleF SD 1sl missed us 1a tef.
U.t "a l.F .i r--e e1 n.r alI Ae,
s-slas n-g 44l1s Aia ssa4s.l--s s3aat ls
.4 - flHk -4a ltsr 4aA a-f-
se. $3.50 tas u.-- $40 20 -Qo il
ly -a4.ts ffs sal se lns ns1t cay ihe
isa-sa glss a.r ls cane a11 Sea
fofk res-felts DOB 4sAsd lss o. prom 50
asFsr la leI as uaate. pg9laissa, and
fusr be lel Ur 70 ta.l .n llli a. ally
am- and le r9l.i oe sIad 10
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

ne Ssfk Boss x~sssxd.s 5sfsrs is 80
Elsss - 80 - ths Fslr-
fhsfs asrs cay togr Par er1aEs IL tss
felss CQ.ss FsassEd4y 11s -1sg ~srs s1cks
4a1 s4cn SEA. 9Fsf ca tbs is.41e ~ Lssiss
1ars. Aaszst .ssasoa. f9s e4WPlox az
ss.-sE "a asF -3l1 -. lszsss --ats as 5
tae saIesrr s. cone - icf sIs-1- aslios
zee "a "a. p .r4FeT fer ssere1oS pres-
ssif -sd as szsn 1zii % es4liaasc - ~
t.a 1 Fscz 81 atsoa. charges go -
MA 6ef44Unx .llness "a s. Gzs t2s
a4rs ala a. baL1s Ilsa started tx tzs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Tailorulsd elsa Asss A. gEs Couri Blos 4
81 l155 aaa la4rea - tas / al Ersund.
-neaGirz ~ A. q Cheney AlEsrt Dodge.
4ls Joan hau4lltoD- tFeElus cart a.
8 ta14sAl 41e ~ sedlczss klSk az
Brooks hanuer
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Az. Be- eLisf st.lA u lsis 50 'ar
10 - es. a5.s. 1aa asso ulsrsnfsa@nta-
ears IL ,.l-rss..s e. tss .aaf.aas "a is4ss
i sa,. s.t. 81. ssosss-.i s.s a.s.saf x
.,.t.u.ufsss ll.rfn.as hall lsst sssa-
,na If IA avor.ls scheme III his 70
semns-. a. as ld Iast evening. TO
fet.sof 80 siia iares u l-- know
fssfte- .oura-.sen - aafsa. for 80
r..soa t,st sa. .sssssl.sas ia oil years.
wfes -. l.-Ts.s,ars 4. 10 session. .
sf.ass .r..t.r taaa pr lie even years.
sn.a ts does not a.ssf. and kacs.ax.
teo. fhat ba f slnrsllax ere scar wltlia
~. .sst txe.s. wears. wen taxes xsrs
t.s.ss alh tas year E1sa tlsy s.rs
highest For l-eI rhses usrs sDare-
o1an8os male a. f3llo~s pr tie plr-
oa.ss asa.d 5or 4aieh aol o1s Io. .r
.aa sDuroorat-d .a l--C Asyums ior
tts lassns. slr.Ils. Stats Beard of
Health - l0. state 81 fnse az Corree-
ten. stE M.anz School. $1,000.
ss.fs Pr,ssa aallI.ag. sl4l.-lU. Soldiers
Home slia808 state he4ss Z Cores
ton ~ Flsoa. e. T.. sl-E.-l2. statue
to tue nafsd Democrat Lewis C4ss. sl0.-
COO. ser r.at.rnaI $1,000. Lqous food
seBe-..-. $4,000. rsAst ~ LigouA p.
Prrxrs.s sl1L
a.rs total sf sf2l9ll 1or waick TO
roresooa Ing appropriation was made
OF tae sac and th. growth OF our Stats
iu ustfutiaua suca ~ tie Uaigsrs.iy. Nor
NAL -.hooI Ia. Iasfitnta fsr the Dest
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Tae heirs u lhs ia-s Geo. n White { lsd
. aeuuoa in ghs PROBATE Cogu yssssraay
asa Z tast " m 7 IoWsrs snd Ars. saTAh
a IS aits os appointed sdu nlsiTsiors 0i
tas estate Mr An.ls dld uos lssss rill
IS aas enpecLst.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
REAL ESTATE SALES.
ras u.,a Furnished o. W. r. ser.nsr.

Th.s hss Is furnished o. w. K. Scnsner.
rFs esfss fes r.. - Fesri-st,
ls.o gs =. Davis e g. 20 tleFesn1 C.
tr.s. lol - laFs Turner q CAROLS
6e.FEs ~ tsiL1erslzese % heroeu H.
Eetno.as. p2rl lols - aud "a. C4i-lklds
SELL : H@s.slflre to Charles = flrld
loff 0arcmsF ~ sod io cpsns .-. A.
r e1sritk tseofa t. kfusl fiehig. Lot l5l,
Leonsrd q - t. aaai .....--. -. -. $50
EknlC1d 81 .lear 90 a. ar1 bolIehleT
4l d.. bIk -lfa9ton 4dd -.......-..-...... oo1
-eaeI He.se tine - CnarleS = Field
rar l1r l5. o.k village OF SARA snd
,pArss -. -. $50
p, a. ~ Nathaniel T. NcC4ry u Nm.
COX. lot l0 slk 2 Avefy's flsi,
Love ............ 80
Nathan n e-ton % hary A. Weston,
a. me- ~ see p sd pan OF a = nv
4. o. scC -. 900
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
DENocRArlc ~ AEIrINs At DErsoIr.

DEvocRArIc Mass AErTISs AT DETROIT.
Wednesday. sept. IS. the D. g. II. & N
railway will run another Of their popular
cheap rate excursions to Detroit. giving all
Bn opportunity TO attend ths Democratic
mass meeting. The speakers on this occs-
sion will De Goa missioner OF Pensions
Gen. John c. Black, Postmaster General
Bon NJ. Dickinson, ex-senator Joseph T.
Mcdonald, Congressman John Logan Chip
man. Gen. James 3. Weaver and other
prominent speakers. Oc same date will
occur the reunion of the Ancient Order Of
Hibsrnisns. Train will lssvs at $50 a. NJ.
Fare only $50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Tcrovro. OnL. sept e9-The Michssls
Bag Lumber Company. joint stock com
psnv Of representatives Of al the large
.smb-r arms IN Ontario. bad 20 suspend
business aud ask i0r an sxisnsoh. This
Ialot sfeck company transacted All lie fin
suca' business through ihs Central Bank.
Ast Fail Is made 81 arran -smen-s Tor ao-
c1mmndagsns aud business cxigenCies
vita Nr 4 A. A'le1. but he Central Ban <
srso~nisi and Jets the company between
V nd anl wa;sr The Cenf-si ban Is
fsfr ser1ret as fhs amounts ~ over draf.
and sdvsncessrs fully covered oT mortk ages
cn tas 3. .ant, NlicI tae bank ho.ds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

The members Of the Old Residents As.o-
citation OF The Grand River Valley will N ee.
a. the Superior Court Room. on Sunday.
the I'D instant. al 80 p. m. 70 attend the
funeral OF Mgjo. A. b. Wapol.
REUBES II. SMITH, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

L,oR RENT - TWO NICE UNFURNIsHED
/ rooms. I2l Jefferson ave 2a5
COR RFNT-ROOMs TO RENT 10 SMALL
+ family at y Cherry a. 30
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED Rooms At 1857
I West Fulton-st. 259H
NOR RENT-FLATs. FROM FOUR TO FIVE
L rooms each Inquire a. s. West Futonst.
corner Mt Vernon 20
UtOR RENT-ROOMs FURNISHED OR IN
Il furnished, with ali modern convenience; 50
BoawicksL 2a1u
NOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. STEAM
heated and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply a. room l0a, new Houseman
block Dec i5tf
TOR RFNT-1HE Moist KIND OF ROOMS
in suits of two or four rooms. With all modern
i'm rrovomcrts On Csnal-st. for Offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging En-
quiIe 1t ence. No 2 Cansl-sL, q q. A. berrin
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
For Rs1if--HOsIseS.

VoR REST-HOUsE At TIs3.oTTAwA-sT
+ ssif
rOR RENTS HOUSES STORE, ASD s.
+ stlit ofrooms. Fo-E & kinsey and Tower
block 1aj
TOR RENT-H0TsE no 1f2 CORNER BAR
T clay and y on-sfs.. s. Por month inquire
On the place 50
TOR REST-LARGE CONVENIENT HOrs r
1 with barn and acres Of land on West
Leonard 81. between rai road and Alpine ave.
Terms 800 per year. 1elfpnone s5-. Harrison
wagon Work. 1frl
TOR RENT-HOJsEs As. WHITE - OF.
lava 81 Ha1
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Dr. Edie bss removed his residence TO
25s Fulton-st.. East. his former residen ce
win he for rent September l. TIE house is
largs. the location frst-class; there IL hot
snd cold wafer. oath room, furnace. barn.
etc. Apply 10 Dr. Edie. At his Office. 73
Aonroe-st.. tover Wilson drug store) from
ID TO Il a. N. or 20 p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

An investment Of cents cannot make
you happy unless you buy q Grand Repus-
Tic CigarTo
MORRIS II. TEEUscH & Bso, Sole Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Opening OF Millinery. Special display
Al Kendslls Tuesday, Wednesday aud
Thursday, Sept. 25. % and n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

II YOU want . genuine Midsummer
Nehts Dream. smoke Grand Republic
CiSsrro Or Buhc.
AoERss h. TEEUsCH & BEO.. Sole Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

COR sALE - Z HAVE EVERYTHING BE-
longing 20 The photograph tusrsS. which 4
VIII sel very cheap Property o. my deceased
son 7 - -essons Anyone in need of a. g
ft rf. A. reIi ~ come and sce ne Mrs. L. a.
sessi0Bs WayiEsd Nirh ~
ToR .ALE-GUoD -ECONDHAND NiCFT =
p.sts % -rr.e fo- sale. very fh % Eaq-. 20
a. ff7 scrihuerst ~
IOR sAIF AT PIG skCPlFirC-A VEW
obi srr.nz UPRIGHT uifna. only used ore
month ri4 - saii a. o.g nsrgsn. fsl On Gr
address N 4 hsy, la -ecoad are ~
TOP sAIF GofD FANUF HORSE WITH
esrriszs Cnffer and hsrne-s cheap a Nira-
izsa Hegse Esf'
I-OR sAIE-sPFLF BAERrTs- Ts-FOR Yo~R
sprie hsr-es - p tte H'i -sone Ts-r.=v
Br ding Canslst. Grsa8 Rspids sich srrirs
& IAai.eT nt
nor sAIE-THF FCRNrTTEt and IFAsF
~ seAf r>oms oe1frsaF l1csiec. Ads. -
~ aoE IT, egrsn HsTs
I0R eALE-IHE FURNITURE hNn Pix
tH-ss ~ oosr8 "a aoasee - ~ go1 h,s
ness ssrfrr from y 20 r-Fr af a1errrs
ne - e. esrNs8n e. rfeF~iea7r wisHss fs - RI
tse cirg F. - q IS Nesis at'
UOR So -Ay FSTIEE CTTTTT oF
rsrt ray f-~ frsf 's--FT ssr q
81 -h0-ss porer srEfne frF F~rf erl srs eTs7t-s
81 EsrrI- No T Csss s. lstr,
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

rr j.Hes SCI sept -0-Ihe Ce9nt.
expresses .ss belle lhat tss scheme cf con-
'sae-Ai on oi New 5uad.snd with the De-
r.ln.cn Is dead far ths present. There ~
largely attended meeting iast night op.
posed fa con federation. Iae tfst saYs
-lhs meeting gave evidence II such we're
vsrnrr tas5 ths 1earf oi fle metropolis u
sound .n fas core an the great question o|
rsln .sining ta- rghfs rn.ch were son i0
one struggle for rssBonsi1le government
fae fecartnr- ~ l1s delegation io nl,ava fo
naeoasfe - Pa tae eovsrnmsDI ass been
inaaf ai .eIr rrstrsral
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

The Grand Republic Cigsrros and Bufo,
are ike spplss OF gold IN pichers of silver.
Try them once.
NORRIS II. TREuscH & Bro, Sole Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
y. Il. CLARK,

Hemlock bark dealer, has moved his Office
from 1Ol Ottawa-st. 10 ~ South Division st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

The fe0asr says. Captain EIEv tP
- pleasant gentleman and Sood ciil-
zaB. bat hs would NOS make . good Con-
grsssnsn. Why DOT good Congress
msr3 Hs has never yss failed 90 make
asuccsss 10 any cfce be has held. and
his experience 10 prlvats hts has certainly
been better calculated to tt him 10 repre-
sons tts pso PIE Of thls district itsa has
tsst oi ais opponent. lie WORKS With h.s
cEn han s. sn3 be Knows Tie needs of
she lstorinx cisssss Hs Is a bus.uess
men and pays taxes. sud knows where
ths interests of business uasn snd o. tax
PAYERS he Above an ia "a uo. pos-
ssssed n ,ae 'rse trade herssy. which
thrssIsrs 90 ca, down wa<es and dss-
troy ths t1irstrfs af In,s ccuniry.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Ssven tnrdre} usa goinz ever is re
e-ssf .lsi inf.F AZ ere t.ma "a s.Eht ~cr.h
ssrrax. fhe z sssFerksrs of tIndaY,
ph.-. So clothed ard I'M taair right
roia.a ~asa tasT decided to vote Tor
F4.-arsex aut Nnerrv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

TIE 1uaranfna st Sew York seems rot
20 ts rerT Rigid e it can 10 judged ay
she Gslenas experience. Ihe fsct of
there tainx f~a eases cf fever on o1ard
saoe1 aara made ths rfis.s.s very ears-
fli evan iftsers were nc esrfs'rty co .ss
fesrz eroE isvs- lrsssi ~ fast ne
s,ssnis tsn fas snsral-Ins c.oes sa ls p ,a
var Fite trnha
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

LOG CABINS. lacking elegance.
were yet comfortable homes.
Health and happiness were
found 10 them. The best Of
the simple remedies u,ed are
: ,iven 10 the world in Warmers
yLog Cabin Remedies, made or
Warner, Of safe Cure fame.
regulator with Warmers Log
.arilla.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

The following Is list of the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with
the names. residence when outside the city,
and ages OF tie parties:
Ages
William Roberts Carrie = Johnson --......... 25--1
facoa Wiser Ma e Van der Nresn .........lz--ls :
Hrncy p Holmes Ada Brenensun Belnke..s-lS
Henry J. Il nmeu Martha ~. PsepcnbrinE 25-26
Chaues -. CiE-k Cefsr Spfings Edna T.
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john Kramer. Tame =. Van Ger Nicer r.........-o-i IS
James eAlyeF. Oakheld, Loeretts sslyer
Oakheld .....-.....-..... ........s .sl--2S
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

WAhTED lNNEufAIELl-i flksI class
" cllF eautas,ef,. 10 Ao. ss.a1 ,sitssael,
2 branch e. cals s.ll ooa1 T. tac Tisai anna J
nlrH ne VIII usEe b as sl e084fl-s a4 s-ff ef
eo-tl ZOE. fne eiDEef NauatActlrlng 90 q
Aol-l uiFlsiol 81 -+t
WAAlEb fACTOkI HAMS HoftL
" c-cras. shipping e.erks ttrtea a~f> tfaFe.-
ins "a alQrl t.u sulIa, men f.I lumber "tlfis
traaas-ezs. sld otl e lt of 81 Efut, O. fsal All
secure GOOD lcsa.uls. k9fCss p sn1 g H. ~ az 4
p es Ottawa 81 llp-oynleuf EKchaa-e
AANlhi-l IAILDh, + -aLEsA> unl-
W aud - fS setter l4fultlIc sa-tsLlan. i-i
fnIilct hnratr. ttI a catalet maze p
f2lul>arre nyoskeepsr o. W0tk evenings snt
over block. o
fANfEn-TWD BAkTfNpERS ENQUiE
w a. n Al.sterels brewing 90. -
II DisTEi.Eu ThAkMAtI1I JUST Nll Df
Ia business usuls POSITION ig retail drug store
10 yeals eKperi.noe. AdclessD. = h. t'oK 2. care
this oaice rs
"A AAlED-A GOOD KEGlSrEkED PHARH A
W cisf. u l.l have "a fsri-aCC. luO1 Nagee
and Tower block rs
ITANTED-AN INDUSTRIOUS BCslN rs
W nan 10 90 on the r3ad oue between 3 aud
70 preferred. Call a room - Porter block.
division u. entrance. kefelelcfs. ". l. Harris
i Co TO
EANTED-REIIA6L HSIR0ETIC Man To
w handle fsst selling speclz-les aaisry rom
tssrt Apply a. once q wish position. J. =.
lhunton Co. Umpire Nurseries. kochcster.
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IfTASTED-lT T9 MIN AID 800 TEAMS To
" work 0u Ceutrsl Michigan Railroad A.
ffceport. Michigan eommtic cing Aug 81 q. i,es
J. a Boynt0a, President 2.0ti
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

For Renf--ROODts.

MANTED-sITUATION A COPYIsT IN OF
w fee, good writer snd good references fur-
nished No 81 Moth Diyf.ion-st. 2G6
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

H LsOnsrd's Sons & Co.'S stsre will be
open evenings the balance Of the week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

OST-A SMALL LADIES GOLDWATCH WITH
u small god chain sn1 gold dollsr attached.
bearing the name. C. l. AsnEo q. On inaiCe case.
Any one ending same sad re tuTnng 10 e. 3.
PaTneuteI. 2os North lOnis-st, Viii be literally
rewarded 10
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
sitratfons y anted--N Nfale.

CfITU ALTON wANTED-As 4 COACHMAN. BIZ
; sswede, can give good reference. Call ~
30 C0llegesye. rs
VVANTED-IO CIT WOOD. FROM TWO To
W nve thousand cords Address WI, box %,
this Office. 2C5
VTANTED-A POSITION BY Az HONEST BOY
W Off in store or ofice. Not afraid 10 work
Well recommended. Address c. A. bOX, this
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