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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-10

Selpen ltn0Cnoen GtnlluB auf Die ans
eegrlfIenen Atbmun98 Srgane oeroantt
er Der Sbutiahe, OaB feline 8eitan0tbeile
Die pirfiamiten befannten grultmitteI
ftno. Ser 6ouptbeftanotbcil 1T Der Sonia
Der 2ln6orn (Horehound) sYFan3e, nit
Der Abies Balsamea ooer Balm of Gilead
hemiid oerbunoen. gieben oieien entbGlt
er fIni rpeitere bOtaniihe @temente, uelte
bte 2Etrtiamtett beoeutenO peritarfen.
Qieienigen, tpelde Salc'8 Honey of
Horehound uno Tar gebrau4en, Der.
fidern, onB CT in alien 6dqen uunoer6or
betleno fuirtt, NO Die 2ItBmun9ssOrgane
angegrifien finO, unO oaB feline lirfuns
cine ungemein rafhe lit. gr ent6dlt ourhz
aus gtidt8, mas Dem Wtagen nadtbeilta
iein fOnnte, bat einen GuBerit aagenebmen
@eidmaf un6 miro gu einem PreiIe oers
fault, pclder e8 felbit 9eaienigen nit be.
ihrdntten DIitteln erm0gliht, ,OefienBobb
tboten tbeilbaitig gu werben.
Sin Suiten Idst f6 aIs bas 8UrIdufers
Stadium Der Sdminbiudt, elmer &ranta
belt, 9esen peIGe SaIe's Gnoprns uno
9beerbOntg cas iiderite betannte 8orbeus
sun9smitteI lit, paIienO be3ei6nen. Nlan
peridiebe oaber ben @ebrnu6 oieIes pers
IdbIi6er ipeiifi&en NitteIs teinen augan.
bid.
&inoern lit er, penn iie bon Group OOer
Reuhbulten beiu1eu pOroen, ourd feline
linOernoen @igeniaaftea iebr oienlid.
PrCiie: 25, so Gcnts unO 81 ole
6IaIte; bic sr6bte bic biuisFe.
a9S Su allen Qpptbeten 3u baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-10
9te 2etaem glaps!con's III. nHo i,saes
GobueS.

2onbpn, 9. Sanuar.-0ie ferbti5en
lleberrefle oes &aiiers NlpOieOn'8 III, unO
ieiues upgliidieIigen gObne8 wuroea beute
BON @bisIehurf mad SaruborOIgb itberge=
fiibrt, mo iie in ogm BON Der 81 aaiisriu
@ugenie fir eieien 3iueG err,tteten pomp6.
len WnuiUleum raiteu iOlleH. yfah eiuem
furseu @ottesbienfe in @b,sIeburrt uHrysd
Die 2eideu in 9rOBem ftierli4eH 3Hge Haa
BEN gahrbofe 9ebradt uno BON bost ais al
IoFS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-10
Reat aHsstgea.
Cf-9altImersr Ngeutnr
fir DOMESTIC "-ssdhunaS6!aes.
Z. u. emt.b, gss. 7f7, Rcro<8ass strabe,

Bargains bu sranseu. Sm,b oettauit ale 6l5u'
fate, ipie Souietob'i6e, glOri6se'ite unb SinJet'
fhe, su anertetiten lSreifen uno repnrrt DtaibTen
jeber Grt. s. %. Smith, SIR. III. Wnros<3aB'
Gfraf,e. (Ott22, II BtsV)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-10
dORERQuNp&TAB

RAJ Gttttr& tattfeSI6as Suftett, ga.
tarrb, &etfcrfett, b6fet SaGS, 1Rb-
ma, 8rdunc ntso eac StS@nn8ea Ser
g9tbn,an9s or80tte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-10
GuiTide g.nWdjten lbsr pie aase.

Betersburg, 8. Sanuar. - @ut uus
terriGtete Berionen fab Der AuFdt, rag Tid)
Die politiihe Gage omar aebefsrt bar, Bag
cine geferuu9 jetOd9 gemifcn Gsojagnn8en
untsrlpOrfen If, uno oaB bic SadlQgs, menn
fi6 tie europdiideu &abiuete auf platontide
@riIdrungeH bei4raHteu, Obue oieielDeu
our9 gBerfe su betb6ti8eA, btunan 8u3em
nieoer 10 tritiid1 iperOeu nirO, ME Dor 5pel
gHohen. - Sic nYeterSburgsr 3eituns@ be
9riibt Die SbatiGtje, oaB etuae 6Iaiisu Der
elnge,cgeneu 5leIgrpen tpleoer nIh S1uie
gsitidt peroen ioQeu, al8 cin gute5 Omen
fir Die @lbaItuu9 oe3 S5riaten8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-10
Mrdnnent 0nrnn,,A mnlEttr.

8oris, 9. Sauuar g5ournaI oes
3ebats" ertIGrt offi,ieu, es ,et ni4t FDabr,
baB Br1fibent @drHot ben frau35fihcn 3e=
iQtbtCn Selbette in 9ertin iHfruirt babe, oem
3oiI5r g5ilbeIm nit3utbeiIeu, oaB it5 Grant
reid auf feipen &rt5s eiulaifcA weroe, 10 LANCE
er (@aruOD YrGfoeHt iet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-10

-GaIpotionsSe- ift Der GtmerSensfiGer auf Der
sBeIt. gs usrtreibt ausenbIidIih Jfbeumaitsmus,
HturaISie, giht, acpifpeb, 31bnUsb uno anoere
bic Wenitbeit pIaesnbe StmsIsen, is foFet Hur
25 gelts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-10

SNie ,,SIpbs 5ssferue Gssenistttes Seberss
- s5esftgsri,ugSsSp
gt. 1, SSests&erinstoGitrafe, Sc, SaItirsoss,
III sernbs tDei Sabre in 2bdtis.ct, bat Hber 1000
$oltcsn, bic uber $4,000, 900 Beriiterung reprds
ientren, ausseftet mebr, benn $50, 900 6ei Gooess
SGlen auseesabl, beiist eine B1arbilans bon mebr,
benn SIC, 900 unb aepdbrt Serf1herunsen alIer art
mad ben beiten ertitirenbtn Spfemen.
81 @ute Gsenten perben In urb duserbalb tcr
Stobt nerIanst. q. ytop. 's6.) qian penbe f1
drtftlidb ober peISoni!t1 CT 3. =. G:.5srsaes,
= (Sfetr,S, Did Mi-) SstretdZ.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

The olise - iLs A4anea0ia faiiroad
6, Enitselels "a references 70 sleeping
ears Las created an unsssy ss1saiion
ztost t1s eit e lie stamaeh aznoaz scns
q tie slssriag eaF sovsEsigns.
A QarszrspAes ef Ia tnlladelfnia
Fyrss ssss ~lts Pullman su1 ether car
sonp paIiss sFe aisuaysd - an oFdsr
sAica look snseE IA 8IianssotA requiring
tts uypsr bsrsbs IA al slsspins ears used
Ia bat : tate q Be kept eiose.i until they
sTs needed for actual occuFaDey. tbs
sgss vii rob Tie companies u many sx-
ira fses ffen ssalthy tFasslsfs Who psy
Tor sn uopsF bsrtn only To have = closed
and q uz secure for themselves better
rest snd vent.iasiOn.
Iii ~ : tims-hoEersi sss1plug ear rule
act - give anything mora thAn % paid
ioE. lke rsiirosl commissioners OF Mn
nssots mean 10 smash that rule. A Pull
man ohlcal ss Broad Street Station
ysssflday said. = doal thiak ths com
pa1y' . regulations can be changed by any
railroad commission. We are rot q com
mon carrier. but a vender o' laxurles.
No ths sleeping car msu srs rot com
raon carriers, there Is nothing common
oF. accommodating, Abou. tLeIa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

bsfs seems % 70 some doubt IA The
llJs Il some ~ the directors ot the pro-
sed Masonic Home sheihsr they wish
o. ar in tie lew branch line Of the
r-snd iaFils. Lansing aud Ds,ro Rail
esd 10 ksed's Lake 81 giving or dispcs-
iozof righi n say. l. seems that there
slou.d 20 no hesitation in q matter o. so
maeh iuspoTtance, rot oaly to the welfare
u our city but 10 The Home ltself. The
proportions that have been made 10 the
management ars very liberal; the road
bult through this property would Ger
tz.Aiy elhance rs value and give them
sasy access 10 the city, aud largely de-
crease ibs expense Ia Transporting build
ing naferia. 70 the site. We ere not in
the axe when suy one should hinder by
tleir votes or actions. public improve
msnts or the bulldog o; stree railways
Or ron railroads. IL Is 20 DO hoped the
Committee having the matter 10 ehsrgs
vii make favorable report.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

The rsrort winch comes from Castle
Garden states that 37l.6i9 immigrants
entered The Uni,sd States At that place.
About iva per cent of our foreign in
migrsis1n eoOsists OF pssDers. We have.
therefore. taken about 1850 psupers to
support through bis ous port cs entry
during tie yssr. We are certainly a
CREST asy 'am.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

Congressman SFHlSezR. Of Illinois. ia
chairman og the COMMITTEES on Terri
iogies. Sach 4 chairusnship for sach
usn from such State. seems to convey
lbs iniimslion that SPnlNsEs should so
wesi aad grow 40 ritb the country.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09
DttIuIt Grand Haven { Milwaukee,

fDAAy eundss excepted. eDhils,
Jats en aeFs sAlnF TIE l3ctrofl Exprcs. % =
m MAKE Girtcl connccil0ps f0r New Ao.k bus-
tor, SDd : j points Esst
Nifhi fspresS has Waknef sleeping csf rom
CTsid Rspi u 10 BcfrnlL
Through tickets 20 sil poiuu esH and sfst
sn0 eeplns ca perihs ssn De- secured al o. sss
II. a NJ Railroad ci once. sweet Botcl ana
o. depot.
JAs- CsNfHELf. City fsx AZ 1
GEo. b. REEVE 1rsfhc Manager. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09
For Reuf--B,fsfyess Places.

NOR RENT-oNE SUITE OF FRONT OFFICE
II roems; most desirable location in the city.
Apply at RoUm II, Immen's block. II
CTJRE AND BASEMENT TO RENT THE
- 5 Sore & Easement in the NlIleTs block. 40 ".
Bridget First class location. Apply 10 Mr.
SemuebAiller. @stf
NOR REST-THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
now occupied By Mrs. J. @. Bsrrons cor. west
Bridge d Front-st The hest location in the city.
Also roems in the block S. 5. Bali, set, No IS &
Is Waterio0st 34est
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09
Miscellaneous.

NOTICF-To TRkNciENTS or PARTIES
y visiting Grand Rapids: II you want choice
furnished fooms please call 81 - CsDsl-st. third
floor. Room No IA "a
Tor SALE - EX IRA NICE DRY KIEDIIE6-
r wood at fl-3 per load delivered Grand
RsDfus Veneer 60. Sfsti
n TFF SIX PORTR aITS-iN pA-TfIs WATTR-
l. coiors aud crsyon, elegantly framed in bronze
oT gilt frames tor SO, slz sud SIS. former prices
So. So and So. Hsmiitons Ar Gallery, ~
Csnsi-st n32if
CALESXAF-cAS ADD A . LINE SNAIL
= samples Ore agent esrned $50. other ~
"a g o. ia 1S<s =. -. Box 81 j, New Iork xfHf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

A hi, bas besn introdused in be Ohio
I,ezisislUre 60 coinVel street car com
psries 70 furu-sh each passenger seat
m = warm ca before they csn compel the
r,. scficn ~ fares.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

IsoR SALk-oNE OF TEA flNEsT cakNEk
Etea4e1e< q Sat sites IL lie et,1 Aos-tiss'.
N1efIt - hS4f aeEr - eve ko< 80 = ~
SEA e0l l,tElGEalzte b..4ie4sE q 5 tnis 1l4 Llson a
b4.iss-l sxeE-t>, y s11tca-a4 oa-ielas
nor SA1E-CHfAF FCk CASH NIcF NM
y rssin h1Use An1 AIRY three ltsof 81 hslf nek
itoZc A0zr1t AHA tftx1Sl<sl-sl lu lseTftct of
arF. Nice hosse Tns tiezcs hslSsin IA ttrane
k@ptas 4 s1-@ hseiate Defe1ebef i Cal ~ 81
aFess National kupPis CoEnFaas, - Aonioe -.
6fal.1 ksplse S1sfi
uOUsE AND LOT ron sAlG OR fOK RENI.
Ill l& laf2y yette ~. fifth house south a. Cherry
- AisQ ole saasu Aeilsk - real 90 Auazan t4sc<
tnqaare as the pTegnises A1u
NOR SALK-A IAR0E BRICK nNEl4jN6
Il DoSlse On SGriBg a. iQI s. g. neat frame
dwelling hoase oA : a1aes a.. foy e. a09. 4ao sD
e. acre fsrln in sparta iof - 80 al on small
pas zenls SDd rexsonsnle feFlnk r A. bspFsr
rooIs ia. Ledsara block over fanllr l1isaIs
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09
Helm yVaufed--Fenoafe.

VVANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W homework. 70 go in the country. Cali al 81
Baxter-st, 10
yVANTED-A WOMAN TO SCRUB SUNDAYS
W and Thursdays, also a girl 81 do gene raj
hogs work. Apply at once 10 Hank bIf1er,
smith Opera House. III
yVASTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W houseworK Inquire AT once, II sheldon 81. 9
ylTANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w Homework l64 North Divisioast III
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

The Atlantis Constitution ssys, The
protective policy isn't Ia hslf SO mnca
danger from the tariff tinker "a the Demo-
cratic party hDt ssv~s its politics in an
other paragraph whso It says: "Tbs talk
Of = Republican campaign IN the south
next year is TIE pursst ncnsenss. The
leaders know that their party IN this sec
ton ls dead
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

VUANTED-BY A MAN OF ABILITY AND
w experience. 50 years Of age. n situation ia
wholesale or rrtail store references given. Ad.
dress A T. e., Fox D. this Office. 10
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09
Detroit Lansing { Northern
Lake Shore { Mich. Southern.


A local freight lesves Grand Rapids a. . NJ
m. carrying passengers a. far Kasmszoo
All trains daily eScepf sunday.
Through iieketk 10 al points and bcrtbf 10 sieep
fnr coaches can be secured ~ rniOn Ticket Drics
g. koproest.. and 81 oeDot
=. ". McKENNEY. Agt
CEo. ". huNHlk. City Tlclel Aren't
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

fbs ss 'a1rbfaS e7ic iv conrt sircles
is l1s cav frrskH cssa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09
Situations Wanted-Female.

yTANTED.-B BIZ LADY. SITUATION AS
w copys or clerk in some o hce, best of refer
ences glyea- Address Penmen. Box 5, this
Office 10
WANTED PLAIN SEWING on COTTON
w goods OF all kinds. embroidery work dOue
on short notice Also work in families by [ he day.
Apply n. 73 Lsgraye 81 front parior, Upstairs. .
yVANTED-A SITUATION As HOUsEMAID
" by an English lady lately from canada. Ap-
plY at yl9 MsdisOn ave. Al
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

Mr THosEz ~it hsTe ais hands fuil il
isyi7s % pFave 3 frsua ot 10o0 votes
srsirs. fiin ia sresker Css1rsER's inter
est
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

WANTED TO RENT - TWO FURNIsHED
W rpous with board musf 20 centrally iocsted
with modern Improvements a. ! terms reason
able. Address ". ". Box :, ,na oface.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09
For yfept--FoO1,ls.

nor RENT-ONE Oh TWO FIRST-cLASs
rosms for gentlemen. PSI North Ioniast IL
TOR RENT-A NICE UHnIsHED ROOM FOR
L gentleman in private family at l57 Crescent
ave. Su
nor RENT-sEyERAL DESIRABLE ROOMS
IN a private house less tnan two blocks from
Post once. References required. Address 4,
Box 7, this Office. .
nor RENT - LARGE NICELY FURNISHED
II front rooms with board. ~ Crescentave. Is
TOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED UP
L stairs, front re ON. suitable iortwo gentlemen.
Apply at IS Ransomst- %
TOR RENT ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM
furnished; heat and gas. Enquire at 81 Ran
somst. 2f
TOR RENT-NICE FURNISHED ROOMS on
L second floor, No. 81 Canal-st. Enquire OF the
new proprietor at room IL. 10
TOR RENT-FURfIsHED ROOMS. STEAM
L heated. and furnished rooms for hight house
keeping. Apply at room i0S. New Houseman
block. ID
nor RENT - ROOMS FOR LIGHT MANU-
l. featuring. with steady power knqnire st
q. X. Veneer Works, OF evenings u Rsnsom-st.
34stf
no RENT CHEAP-TWO NICELY FURNISH
L ed rooms. Apply at AZ n. College-ave, city.
s45tf
TOR RENT-DEsIRABLE PARTIES CAN
obtain either of two first class furnished
rooms, supplied with steam heat, ETC. in the new
Vinegar block on south Division-st. 10y applying
10 L. ID. Brock. 3S4it
TOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
L either single or en- suite; steam heated; also
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply at Room te,
Ledysrd lock, 10l cttawa-st- 21of
NOR RENT-TwO SUITES OF SEWN ROOMS
I III the new Paatine block, with all modem
Ct cnveniences. including the patent Aldine Heat
ing Grste Also a ten ement OF six rooms corner
furnished or unfinished Inquire of b. W. Bar
nxrd 80 Allen-st.. corner c. Mt. Vernon ~. S9tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

The eUsb<r 81 ffRss "a aDy advertisement
tas - fousd ~ &isAdiAE tke na2 her -
~erss bs sssSa- AEs p<rfaf = ik.s essstsa
ss0Gs fn1l 12e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

hnd noT tiey ssy that e vas sympathy
ct SIS ring irRisni that prompted
Cisrk p w4sp 20 pms the green IN place
cf e rel sn fhA lwo-ceut postsss stssnu.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09
Help Waafed--Afate.

WANrED-A GOOD sTENOGRAPBER USED
w & typewriter. sDe 20 do other orcs work :.
state model Of experiences aad wages expecitd q
Adcr ss b. ii. l.. care OF caEriet No. Is. 10
INANTED-NAN To TAKE TIE AGENCY
w of our fafes. size 2sxlsxts inches; weight
SO lbs; retail price s55. other sizes IN proportion
rare chance 20 create permanent business Al
home. These ssles meet demand never before
supplied by other SAFE companies. a we are not
governed b. the safe Pool Alpine Sale Co. Gin
ClnnaIi. Ohio feb25
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

The FhilAdsiphis Record says that
GEDKeR BANCROFT accounted for BIS own
longevity 'he other day with three
reasons. First. lhas hs vas ths middle
child in his fathers family. equally dis
tspt from the youngest and the oldest;
second. that hs had always gone to bed
At 10 o'clock. unless it hSd been impos-
sibls. and. third. that ne had always
spent four hours in each day in the open
ar. unless prevented by storm. He
added that his riding. Of which the news
papers bsd made 30 much, was primarily
for tie purpose of being ont Of doors,
and not oi beng on horseback.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09
Water Color Decorating.

Designs and estimates viii be furnished on sp-
plicatlOn. by the undersigned for artistic interior
decorating. competing in price and beauty OF
fniSh with wall paper decorations. by tie use OF
the permanent water color "Anfi-K alsorliue."
We guarantee 10 do this artistic and durable
decorating as to produce better effects for the
same amount OF money that II would cost to do
The same room with Wallpaper, either in cheap
or ri sborgte work and the work l. guaranteed 70
he permanent aud that IL will never require TAX
ing of TO re-fnish the walls with the same OF any
other finish
The ceiling of the new entrance 10 Powers
opers House Is sample OF one grade OF this
work.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09
For Reuf--HOsfses.

VVANTED-A SMALL HOUSE, WELL FUR
W n's1ed, in gC o location, desirable ttnanis
no children. Address T. Box T. this ofiioe. No.7u
TOR RENT-DEsIRABLE ROOM FOR TWO
L gentlemen, with board. st69 Bostwick st. 3zetf
NOR RENT = A TENEMENT OF sKvEN
+ rooms in the new Psafine Block. cor Of
Court and Allen streets~wiih sll coDveniences
Including the patent Aldhe heating CRATE. Aiep
one OF four rooms. No t2 straighi-st, second
house from West FullOntt INQUIRE Of b ".
Barnard. 80 Allen-sL, cor. OF MI Nerson- st sssi
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09
BEATS A THIRTEEN CLUB.

o, making clubs there seems to 20 no
end, bat Philadelphia has one which
beats al the rest for novelty. II Is The
Sudden Death ClnS," aud is composed
of men Eho have heart disease or some
other raa.ady that "a hsble TO cause the
death OF rs victim without mu.h warn
ing. The club meets whenever a mem
Der 5iss and adopts resolutions OF respect
A few weeks after the funeral. which the
club attends Ia a body, a dinner Is given,
ani the virtues OF the deceased are dis
cussed. Nothing sever said OF his vices.
Tie orgauizsrs Of the club probably got
the ides from SrEvESsoNs' story of the
"Saasds Clao" L us modern Arabian
Knights.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

W tsen "a n .chiEeH % canvass fa4 eoF larst
iuk, cI&son aRo asteI C54of foTtraltk- tilo PIC
lures enlsFged g. Aas ss1t ~ AZ entirely Aew
method which y unse eQsiled los mia and PER
nanelscs. latcEai olfal1issl0us A1cfess "a l..
Knowles & Co, foon "a Widoloonb Dyii lding.
Grs0d RAPIDS AKh Il
,aAkNAssERs eAN CHAR FR0k So TO O.
Y per week seiiing soselty manufactured ~
Coleslock 4 seymour 81 Fear Il Mitf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

II u. PERRY. IN The REAR or "a SOUTH
L. Dlyision-si. VII fur1ikh ali kiuds oi build
ing stone al reasonable Rates also hemloek Jun
Der for all kinds OF building purposes >
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

The Chicago Journal Of recent date said
that i've OF The judges of the courts in thai
city we're engaged in heavy divorce CAGES
that day. This beats Grand Rapids; bul
whether the divorces granted will outnum-
Der those here : question. The Ken
county courts occasionally have a busy
day
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09


ISOR EAi.E-A PERFECTLY IRISH GRGCERT
II SO IN ~ i ioratloa. a besf O. reasons
for selling address r, Box e This ossce a
UECFIPT FOR sALT-H0w TO H4EF
II houeT foT cent? Ter pound We chsfenKe
the TBasf expert - 1isurisf e ron the he fsee
hsrey. u eon sins A. he Bufrltive and ned
and s. na1ch csesoer tbsn v3tery sugar Strip.
Dreflions mated - ar g iress o. rrceift 81
af ifsr1cI rights foY ssic. He1icsl 4 ffea
e-sl Recipe CaznFsnT. Box 574 Grams Rapids
Mian -
IToR sAJR-k TAAE DEER sEFFN HokTH-
L I'll e. = h0rh Erfqns J Nnoa "a
F~sR s4Ir-tN OLD FSTtBITSHEn HfIfE-
i nsrg huErsss o. MoHrs@ -. o. ~ f1r sri-
ilg - nueh csre. va F.rs fcT 1ha4ers.
Appy A. = Nonrae e >
I-Oa stLE BARBEB sHoF. FERETTUHF
+ I'D fzfHres. 8olng goo hufDse~ NJ -
% da-oes-st ~
WAs1 T. SILL NJ HORSE PFAET0E 1ND
/ hsrne<s very ches7 Dtakea seo1. tar1 T.
E9F1sT 81 Csesi-s = zFf
rf T1cS ssBE or MANHATTAN H0UsR
y furnitsre IL py14ress c&liF fr1n ~ q uHsll
- 3 fs Efrs fsrRafEs > ~ - Fcsa ~
ToR eAIF-rDop Hack CpEtP. OK Mid.
Z sFekxBre ~ efhf7 pvnr@-r Rost fAwsr1s
4 Co. Fiaossens 6aiiaitx. eity 31
BOARDING.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

"A conservative man tips bis hat 10 the
p00lic and apologies for his being or
earth. remarked Rev. kss< B. rupper in
tas palpit Of the Fountain 80 Baptist
Church, yesterday morning
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

and spiendidly illustrated paper n Serb
nsr for January. This is only eausiied by
Edward l.. Wilson's comprehensive arsicis
describing aud picturing the pyramids o
Egypt japanese Art and ArtiSts. b,
William Elliott Griffin. and me engrav
inzs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

Il Is whispered thar some very ssnsa
tional facts will De detailed ia the Clay
Putnam case before Il Is concluded.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

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II y sec1-es a. q Sor4 A~S~& -
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

In lss5 tie hTst bridge across Grand
River ~zs ballE b tie Supervisors on al.
thoriiy given 6y aa at Of the Legislature
% isi4. Il vas Tree bridge-no toll. +.
II. Turner aud James Scribner were Ihs
builders. Il did serVice for seven years,
wnsn toll bridge 1as erected bY an organ
Azed stock company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-09

there sere 81 sle immigraats landed =
Sss York during ia yssr jos. closed. lssI
May 0i tais number landed IA Ofsns
Rapids. sai either located here OF ven
further North Many OF them esme hers
dsstiguts. and are s3s lab0Fin9 for paupsi
aAgss. dsDrisinx the honest American
soiier Of hat winch II due aim.
, 1888-11-07

l remember some years ago when ]
had charge of trains on a southern road.
where telegraph offices were few and far
between, of giving an order to the oper-
ator at a certain station to hold the north
bound passenger train for orders, so that
l might help the south bound passenger
train to make its meeting point, the latter
being somewhat late. The operator re-
peated the holding order, for which l
gave him o. K. l then gave the south
bound train an order to use some of the
north bound trains time to make the
meeting point. Instead of holding the
north bound train for orders the oper-
ator let it go by him. The road was
crooked, and as both trains were be-
tween telegraph stations 1 started to walk
the floor and wait until I should hear of
their coming together. The suspense was
terrible, almost uniting me for my other
duties. AS good luck would have it, the
north bound train, which had undisputed
right of the road, was delayed before
reaching the meeting point. When the
first train reached a telegraph station I
felt relieved, but the strain had been SO
terrible on my nerves that 1 was not good
for much for several days, and the expe-
rience Of that morning will ever remain
in my mind. Train Dispatcher in Globe
Democrat,
, 1888-11-07

In my largest aquarium five gold and
silver fish, several sinners, three minute
bullheads and a few tiny rock bass, found
at the bottom of a deep well, dwelt ami
cably together. Two small turtles and
three varieties of snail kept them COM
pany. All went merry as a marriage
bell until / introduced a s~tickleback to
the assembled crowd. This wee monster
proved the quintessence of malicious in
dustry, nibbling the fins and tails of my
choicest fish into an Uneven fringe in an
incredibly short time.
The brilliant, apaline coloring of the
sunfish makes them specially attractive,
but these ferocious creatures must have
a tank to themselves. Ny fish came in
time to know me-, and although nearly
all were shy of strangers, at a tap of my
fingers on the glass they would sally from
their hiding places a2a cluster together.
Sometimes l fanciea lat even the snails
recognized me; b. at as it may, the
intelligence of my i;.gGshell turtles was
an undoubted fact. One of them would
manage by adroit climbing to somersault
himself out of the aquarium on to the
floor, where he strayed ~contentedly about,
until a certain member of the family en-
tering he would follow him from room
to room, wherever he went. Six soft
shell turtles from the Mississippi banks
had special quarters of their own, and as
genuine curiosities, were often the OBJ
served of all observers. Halls Journa!
of Health.