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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

J X. Doornink IS seriously III.
Hon. T. J. Ramsdsll. OF Manistee, is in
the city.
Charles Gil has gone to Wisconsin to re-
man snui spring.
Miss Mamie Kelley. of South Bend, Ind,
is tie guest offFiends in this city.
Mr.. +. d. KiDp has returned from Texas
after four months visit with her parents.
e. E. Olnev and family are in Santa Bar
kars. Cal. and vii remain there until
Nay.
Nlr. and Mrs. Edwin Hoyt, Jr., viii en-
tertsin their friends TUESDAY evening.
February Z.
W. j. Isckmsn. wife and sisters. OF i4
Crsscsnt-avs. lett yesterday for Narsaw,
Ind. on a visit - relatives.
President ". O. Hushart. of the G. r &
4, Who has been quite IA since his return
from FLORIDA. Is recovering.
~ Il. williams. OF The A. T. & Santa Fs
Railroad, snd }. H. c0ok. OF the 81. l.. &
san FrRncisco Railroad. are IN ths city.
Dr. j. r. 6riswold returned last night
from Detroit, where ne vent 70 attend the
meeting Of Michigan C0mmandery, Loyal
Legion.
Nr. sns Mrs. o. ". Horton oele5rsted
the f0rtseth anniversary Of their wedding ia
a very pleasant manner on Wednesday
sysning.
Miss Carrie Shears. who has been visiting
friends IN ths city for ne past SIX weeks
vii return 70 her home IN Sc. Louis tomor-
morrow.
A. $. Wiley. Of Detroit. is the guest OF
NJ. ZEE. locsl manager of the Detr0ii safe
Comp.ny. Ar. Wiley IL the company :
Wee President
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
A villain Captured Last.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. FEB. After q
month of patient search. officers last nigh.
arrested Edward Mace, of Fire Creek, Fay
cite county. upon the charge OF being the
leader OF the gang that upon the night of
December 81 last terror!zsd the town OF
Grayson Springs. Ky. robbed number of
buildings and so maltreated Mrs. Thomas
OIoole as TO cause her heath. The pris-
oner aud three others entered the
town of Grays0n Springs the night
of the 18th, aud attacked the sta
tion, which was broken open aud looted Of
everything valuable. The safe in the
Adams Express Office was nhed. From
there the robbers attacked the residence a
Thomas 0'Toole. The owner aud his wife
showed fight. aud after terrible struggle
Orooe was very badly wounded ana ths
wife received injuries from which she died
day or two later. The gang succeeded in
making their escape from the town and
State, coming TO West Virginia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

D.aisl - es,ssrs VII L@bs< fsr ths
04srsa s>l&sy.

D.eisl - Gs,bsr4 nln Lzbsr fsr ths
0Gsrsa s~l~sy-
TIE Board Of DiEecs9rs ef the ksaf. A.
iszsn snd Ottawa IRsarsaes Company nast
yesisEdsy &C ths 0fdss II tEs 5sefss4fy. -
t4ka late coaslssEzllo1 ths 0escs of eeers-
t.Es, saieA s4s @sts Eaeant 81 Ia -
hzssl 81 Joan 7 6oald % nj ths plsee- Il
sIA ss reu1sGnksEe1 thzE a. ne sanDsl
msseHs ssld hefs as nontn Aaroa Cisrs.
Of this eify fornsf izSanassal of TIE che,
refused 70 4-esPs ths position Eager. al =
spirited lias xaz had IN nilins ne place.
TIE annaal s4laTy of Ebe of1se has 1sen
81 10 kesst0lo1s shiea iaelaasd ez1es aad
outfit. Ih.s sssu1sa a csslrse4s position
aad tie DFinclPAl candidAtss were go1a 1.
Gould. Supervisor cf Aiksaa sownsligs ex-
Poslmssssr John Chapssll. OF waylznd;
Hsa. +. y. Bates, Of Dorr aud William
" nippie, JF. Of 6eorzstosn. Ott4s2
coansy. Each ons worked hard 10 gaia
votes snd when the election took piaee.
each vas c0Bndsnt OF success. oat M.
1o4ld carried OF ne Dlams rsceivins ID
votes Oal OF total 0g t0ar hundred.
A. IassGiag 0f ths Board held later TIE
sslary sss cag down 10 a. 90. and Mr..
Gould declined 70 I'll Gns POssti0a under TIE
named s4i4ry and tAis n1setl1k ~-s called
20 eject man. 10 az the place. Alter s0me
uae AS speaE In discussing this and other
matters, Daniel ". Col0orn. of frosoridge,
szs elscssd- This made a vacancy Ia the
E0afd OF Directors 4nd J. A. Austin Was
elected - MI TIE position.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
Two wa. FiIea-

The xiil OF the lsas III +. Hsam0nd. Of
Gaines tosnship; nisd With the PEobsss
Court Yesterday. osquesths his estate. real
and personal. 10 his brothers aad sisters,
harrisE Hslssy Train. Of Three Rivers. Ira
II. Hammond. o. Caledonia. CyBthia Ii.
G0od2ere. % Allsg4n. ana Jos. K. Ham
m0nd. Of Gaines. aRd appoints Aaron
Brewer executor. TIE value u the prop
sfty IA nOt yet kn0sn. but is supposd % De
quite large.
The last will Of Lather B Cook. % GFxt-
txn. nled yesterday. 0eqnsAths 10 bis vile.
Nancy NJ, the use OF all property, both
real and personal, aud obligations held 0y
deceased sgaInst bis son. of 500, Irumau
4. Tue real estate then 20 20 20 the sOns,
Rufus X. aud Elmer r.. on the death OF the
wife. To bis son, joel r.. ard daughters,
Sarah A. Cornell and Lydia A. Crioo. and
daughter Julia Z. Grss, snd 10 Aary y
I'd wards. Si09 each. His sons RUFUS K
and Elmer l.. ale appointed executors.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

Fails View was unknown until created
by the Michigan Central Railroad. which
stops its trains at this point to enable its
passengers to enjoy the grandest and most
comprehensive view of the falls that Is to be
any " here obtained. Before that time peo-
pie came in carriages from the American
side to inspiration Point" the view from
which Howslls said was "unequalled for
subimity." but Falls View, being more e a.
waited, the scene from II Is much liner. No
other road runs to or near this point and
through passengers oy the Michigan Central,
The Niagara Falls Route" have this great
advantage without detention or.additional
EXPENSE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

The pupils OF Prot. owen /. Turtle gave a
soiree Al ,ne Michigan Conservatory OF
Music ast evening. Standing room only
was hung out and yet many remained
s,anoiag during ihs whole programme and
ths large audience re awarded eacn OF the per-
formers With generous applause. calling
back Russell Buchanan, Miss Minnie
Szthren and IIss Hattie RAynor, Misses
Sarah Heinzelman, Ne he Beede and Miss
Abeie Norton. Each did very we'll, and
Miss Norton. in her two piano solos,
showed very nne technique and played
with much style aud finish. Another mu-
sicale will De gigen IN two weeks, and al
wishing Tor cards OF admission should make
applicaIiOn
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

onFsd ske, eco - Retire krsEa Rssi
zfAl as xs - Axe

onxsd sxs.e eco - Kssirs EroEa Pesais
ztAi ss ks - age.
SKs loRk- kse 3.-JesSph HoeGan. the
boy pisnlsE. 0a1sFssat al sxsUinssioo ~
tbs Mayors 3ases socsy a. tie ras0lI ~ The
eoupisint tAss As = eslnz ossr-sessea. cy
Prssl5sat Z esiags ;. Gerry, u lie conls'y
Tor tos Pfessssioa of Craslty 70 chiidrso.
HoEtn4n VA III sood sgArits. aGa eslaeni.s
IL splendid hestlh. he aSid tass everybody
treated blua kindly. 11e d9ct0Fs concluded
that tAs eoy > phystcai ss1 mental cen
ditians wsrs u good ozdsr. Manager Abbey
sad tEgE he Was ~illlns % aoi1s o. aay oe-
elsiens the Mayer mis1t make. His hoa0r
ceclasd tast tne Young payer seoo-a be
allowed 10 giye f0ar pefiof fa4snces . week.
AfgsEs4Fd 0ssTy snnCencso thai wealthy
gentleman bsd uiaoriLed hin ~ ollsr
H0ffman's father So. 30 for the education
II Tue boy provided he were withdraw .
ffoll public peri0rulBcss Galii he beeam .
OF age H0fman replied that be thought
fl00 90 would os nfcessArg for ths purpose
snd he sad Gerry vii confer % Ins matter
ssala.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
Another Man to Meet Dempsey.

PrTsBURG. Pa. Feb. AT present Pitts
burg has another man who can be matched
to fight Jack Dempsey with or without
gloves for $500 or 5000 side. Jack
Fogsrty is the man in whom the Plttsburf
sporting peo pie place their reliance, and h'
has secured backing enough in this city K
match him against Dempsey as soon as pos
sible. The Piltsburgers offer TO deposit SO.
forfeit at once to bind match. They ar,
willing that the fight take place at any
available place in the country, and tha
bare kBuckles be preferred.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

TORONTO. Feb. IA sensation was caused
this morning when it became known that a
summons had been served upon ex-Mayor
Manning. President of the Traders Bank;
Henry s. Strathy. manager of the Traders
Bank; X. Smelling the banks solicitor, an
Elias Rogers. a coal merchant, to answer to
the charge of compromising felony. in be-
ing parties TO the destruction OF forged
promissory notes. They will appear before
the Police Magistrate tomorrow. The
charge has arisen out of the forgery case
now pending against William Selby, of the
defunct firm of 5elby & Co., it having fe "
days ago come out in egidence that the notes
forged o.; Selby had been burned IN the
cellar OF the Traders Bank.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

LONDON, Feb. Earl Spencer, speaking
at Manchester tonight, said that he had
acquired the convictions he held for favor
ing home rule for Ireland during the last
three momentous years IN which he was
Lord heutenan. of Ireland. He said that
a radical change was needed before the
condition of Ireland could be improved.
Lord Spencer said Gladstone's present po
sition was the result OF ma
tional development, but that his was the
result OF distinct conversion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
Saved byPnbifc Sentiment.

ArIASA, Ga, Feb. Gov. Gordon today
oommuied the sentence of Eliza Randall.
who was TO be hanged in Clay county Fri
day. to Imprisonment for life.
EliEs Randall murdered her father. kill
ing him with an az. All details of the
crime Ners Of the bloodisst description. and
dot one word OF exte1uasiOn Wa urged in
her behalf Public sentiment axsins; in
fiction Of capital punishment was what
saved Der from the gsiloEs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
neATr oE ..o.lTcrs lorN

al GA Esplsys Posses Asay AFTER .
Brief fttases.
One 81 tne <sEly p-onses Of tbs CITY sna
q msa xno9a II aaany a hoasenold a.st
yssfsrssy. slssF oaiy osssf illness Il So
gohu Psoos. telssx kn0.a "a .ooEeaH Iodu
- as many sce aal1-&1oss- he Las seea
eln ploye3 - Sariyef NesEhsTiy & Con
paag feE L1sny years zEd lad been con-
slaaty 1ifh frsaerck eaEiFsr foF tEirls
years Ia TIE e2Paeity CT . p.oa2b<f. A
AiEhlul smpl9ys snd = Dan higbif ~
sp<ctei be leaves = vie ..sna four cai.lgs q
~ laoaFn Eis loss. TIE arrangements t0i
sae f1usFsl are bot YET peEtecsss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

The mammoth new steel boiler built by
Butierworth & Lowe for the Leonard Re-
irigsrstor Company was moved to the new
factory on Ottawa-si. yesterday morning
IL - of the marine pattern, seven feet IN
diameter. sixteen feet long. and contain,
sixty-eixht fues. The sleigh on which il
va, moved was built expressly for the occa
,ion, and il required ten horses 10 move IT.
The boiler weighs over fifteen tons.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

The Grsnd Rsp,is Street Railway Com
psnY have plsoess an orisr With the Pull
man Car Company for tie construction OF
tventy-three sew cars for the ines il this
eitY. Three et them srs 70 81 for the
dummy lire. VIII a seating capacity Of leo.
sri ful nishet in . a0e manned. The others
~iil be open cars Tor Use "a the three main
hHes. the South Davisioa Street Cherry
street. ard Wealthy Ayenue. Tass vii be
q Ersst adoiCon - tie present fsCihties. snd
sspeCisslv ior The summer uSe
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
A YOUNG lNcENolARY.
The Fire ia the Asylum for Crippled Chill
dren Caused Ox an IL fear- Ola Gltl.


NEW YokK, FEB. 2-The incsndisry who
SCI ire TO the Hospital for Raptured aud
Crippled Children last SUNDAY nigat. has
been discovered in the person OF al elsvea-
year.old girl named May Wilson. She had
been IN the hospital nearly three years sui.
Eering from wry neck, aud Was about 20 0s
sent TO her home as cured when the crime
was discovered. Tuesday afternoon DR..
Gibbs found box Of matches on the regis
ter in his room. and next day another box
was found Ia exactly the same place.
In both cases the cover OF q
table standing near was arranged in such q
way that IL one Of the fuses igniled the
room wonld be in a blaze in lew minutes
Mays queer actions aroused suspicion. and
after close questioning she confessed. She
does aot know Why she did II. May will
be brought 10 the District Attorneys Office
tomorrow but it is doubtful il charge oi
arson csa be made against so young a child
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

LONDON, Feb. 2.-The trial of the alleged
dynamiters, Callan and Harkins, was con-
tinued today. The proceedings are slow
and uninteresting. Morc policemen re-
pested testimony which they had given at
the preli minary hearing.
Mr. Nolan, Irish member of Parliament.
was called ss a witness, and admitted that
he gave passes to the House of Commons TO
two men whom he did not know. He
could not identify the prisoners IS the men.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

There vsrs ever enc hundred and 6ftv
persons present a the Wssh-ts- Ncnz
progressive pedro party lsst evening snd
iairtv-three tables s.rs usesl Fhe orices
vere wou ~ sctoes rirst st NJ frsnx <
Wiilsns li zamcs. sal trsnk Williams.
- games. second s=t. Mr. T. Y. Gies le
Esmes. snt 4 v Strshan. II gsmes. snini
set M. r. F. urT1sn. IS games snd
Enarlss r rsvne "a zsuass.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
Arguing the Cxse of Gould and Sage.

NEW York, Feb. 2.-Ex-Ju -Judge.Dillon and
Bourke Cochran. counsel for Gould and
Sage, and f. L. Andrews and Delaney
Nicoll for the Kansas Pacific hondholders,
argued before the District Attorney today
for and against the Indictment OF
Gould and Sage for larceny.
Dillon and Cochran relied largely on the
statute of limitation. Briefs will be sub.
mitted and the District Attorney will
probably announce in fortnight whether
or not ne will urge the Grand jury TO fed
an indictment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
The Fashionable Forssrs,

LONDON, Feo. 2. - Five fsshionabiy
dressed men were srrsignei in Msrylebone
Police Court today charged with attempt
ing to obtain $4,000 from the Bank of
England upon forged or stolen bonds OF the
Hamilton & North western Railroad OF Can
ada. One other man was concerned. whom
the police failed to secure. They also failed
TO capture the bonds. One Of the prieoners
had passed as Lord Fairfax, and had lived
in style AZ the Grand Hotel in Paris. All
Il ve we're remanded.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
r.~.y,,s. for Rev. Ann. shaw.

A reception will De given Rev. Anne
Shaw on Saturday evening at Royal Ar
csnum Hal on South Ionis St, by the
Fslual Snfrsgs Association and the w. T..
T. U. There viii be al address OF welcome
with responses. tossts, and musical aud
literary programme. A cordial invitation
is extended 10 t6e general pubic.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

DscArUR III. Fsh N-A..sn West
hrook. ooEgse.eo lasf wsek II la4lsiesi1 (
wlasn Sfoss st Rsas Neuoe i2sg Jaly
wss REFUSED = neS tFzi bg s4dze = 8
SmsIh &nA seaie2ee3 10 os lsnss1 frias
AGxch 81 Nssiorook = "a expasn =
Yeas old be ssabbs& SrosS N a. slIercs.
tioE after hsvilg sTtssn Gross el2ek
nAiling letter
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
Goes to Chicago.

M. LabiH, who has been representing
the Michigan Csthoi,o here for some time
goes to Chicago, where be enters the en-
ployment of large coal mining firm. Mr.
Lsbiff formed warm friendships during hi'
stay here, and bis departure $ regretted by
many. A. the meeting of the Ancien
Order Of Hibsrnians on Wednesday even
ing, be was initiated a member, and viii
come here TO take part in the 81. Patrick:
Day celebration. on March IL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

LovpoS, Feb. 2--Jera smith has an
noanced his intention OF signing the srli-
cles q; the Office Of the Sporting ks1rs to
tight John L. sullivan either n Nay or
June for fl 900 l$5 Coz a side. Il = thought
improbable, however, that Salivan Will
szrse 10 the terms Of smiths proposal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

suil vas csmmsucet IN the Circuit Court
Testerisx % Joan Nsstsr~oa against ths
br'tee Street. and Ailsnsisls Grsvei Road
Company - recarer 1ssnce que i0r
SraVei tar2ishsa dlr TIE sork. sns fsr a
.silare - care ths rcsliDed rssdg 10 -
.eivs ne Er7T-L The caee involves some
l1ing tse So Frsak a. Ecsigerz apFesfs
- sze aNnuH.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

rEonS At - -sssiencs. - Ncr-a LsftT.rfe
g.. fanrssfsg lnersiu4. fee7zsrT l-.-- fonz
Fscss sres = res-s = ronFcs a1d "a fsTs
Notce ~ flrersl Aeresf ss
w4DDrzL-Af Nsnistea W@6aeSfsr. Fskrs
a. J. Lr.s. orlr dsi1Shser - "st1a~ "s1tiel
szet q glen
Fsae-si ssap =. ssssr. sf tne tsrHy ~,
tencs Ia Jsrkssn-st
N0cNEI-ss her re<,dencs 5 Siztt-si-, a
1sss fresv 1orairg Eesr ssry : lssS srs
lsHaes AoeneT. szest =
Soksee - hznersz >~~eseH
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

over eighty complies Of the eiifs q South
End socisty sttsB8si tae hsil fivsa oy ke-
wah- ke-wA7 Tribe. l. O Il. n. 81 their els-
CANT cell On So1th pivision-st LAST even
ing. Chsrmiug music wss flrEisaec bT
Brsun's fuii orchestra. sHd all eu5oyeG >
pleasant evenings amusement
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

The gosd damage suit of Cutler against
Elliott was resumed in Justice Walsh 5
court yesterday afternoon. The jury were
only IN elaboration short time and re-
Turned verdict Of six cents tor the plain
tiH. Justice Walsh rendered a judgm ent
accordingly with tue costs Of the case. Mr..
Elliott, who Is vice-president OF tue HUI
name Society, will appeal the case.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

Mr. and Ms Z. Crozisr IAst evening
gave progressive pedro party 80 iarze
numheE Of their trends a. their residences on
80 uih Ifvison-st. In the competition Tor
tne prizes some 6ne skill ard naore r.
1nsrks8ls mex vas displsyed The even
ina wss = very enjoy aole one 60 az pres
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

'-Soath gs-oiins Sasd ssd ABlacx Bsss
arrived - Dsfte1ths ers ve.fer.sy. as -
I, : ser verY ezrly ia tss sssson Sc - rosx-
~ faeir sss~ ~ nsf - lo-z. Deftsn fsslsr
slssTx ass tse aeSt fss iEtfzes s3sr1s ssd
sho-e who srs fsz1 81 fhexs rarIscz ar 3
choice Esa wil % rsil 80 esll e. oace a.
4. 4. DIR zsTHkEEzs
La koaFse-xA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

The body Of the unfortunate James ".
Burke, travelling man tor she Anti kalso-
nine Company. OF this city, who committed
suicide 10 1hicsgo IS previousiy mentioned.
has been brouEhs here for burial The re-
mains are in charge Of Jndsrsassr Duliee,
By order Of the AnSi- kaisofnine CompaGv,
snd vii probably De barred today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

A warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest of Gully Mosher. young man resid-
ing ia Allegan county, on = charge of
bastardy. Mary Davis young woman OF
IA. sad city charge AZ TIA q. b. A. Home.
became the mother Of girl baby Wednes-
day night. and sue charges Aosner with
bsing ths father of the infant.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

About fifty young people from the West
Side participated in a sleigh ride party
Thursday evening. visiting the residences of
Mrs. Wineburger, four miles out Plsinheld-
aye An enjoyable evening was spent with
music. dancing and refreshments.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

USI0xrswS. Ps. Fes. 2-The Dnasar
farrsee. wAich c'ssed down sevsrsl weeks
40 b~csuse 10 7aea rsgased - scc~Vt re-
1Itcf.oa il wsx-s hss sssrtef 1p ezs}o. fae
nssa zxreessS % a r.duesioa 81 II PEI CEN
TIE rssanytio1 gives sr1oloyn1sss - 90
msr
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
A Valuable Dog.

McGeorge Bundy Is the owner OF a hand
some setter dog which has been trained TO
draw the baby in a pretty little yellow cut
ter. Old Sport trots around gaily, aitired 10
q bright red harness and sleigh bells and
minds the lines as faithfully as a well
trained horse
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

BEsI1x. FEB. 1-It vss expected that
Prince Bsnsrck wo1l5 sIesk IN tbe Reich
Gag today on 1as Miaarv eiA. bnt Is rss
snnouncei thst ths Cha1cslioT hsd 5eferre5
his visit unni 81 1r3aT ani conssq cent? =
ss>ease ~ the Military eilt Tss possg8nei
-r,-tf rhat 4sV
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
Seventy Years - Methodist .

GALEsBURe. Ill.,, Feb. 2.-Benjamin Tink-
ham, for fftytwo years a prominent resi-
dent Of Warren county, and for seventy
years a member of the Methods, Episcopal
church. aud from the first a Republican,
died suddenly at his home last night.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

Is al expression - oitta beard. 1ast Cal
al tAs Fafkisk bslh house. cor. Ae2roe sad
lonik-sts., and haye year carDs. bnlioas
snc IN growing nalls removed AID tftated
without pam, for men women and cali
dFsn- LAci2s ey appointment
A 5. EABogk ksLzEE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

Wv YoRk. FEB. 2--Tns jary N tse c<ls-
srsfec Psine - co-tsst 6ssgreed ta6sY.
IA ns<o1 20 - 80 foF tas sssza2
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

TIE Alohs Dranafic C5uo Is rshssrsins
f.7r the drama. EnhsFsd for ths Na It
wlll ee given % tuesday evening. fecrusry
IL - t1a Michigan Conservaf0rT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

WAsalzsrss, Fsa. s.--Lizht zaos. prs-
es,lsa - fzis ssaEher AzhslAe frssh .iads.
salfi1x szsssfiy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
DRS, MARSHALL & LOhGLEY,
SPECIALISTS,
Are now prepared 10 treat cases OF Old Sores anC
all kkin and SciofGl0us Diseases. including
SALTRHEUM OR ECZEMA, RIEGWORM,
ITCH, PIMpLEs, scALDHEAD.
ETC, ETC

Weak snd Infamed Ives are permanently
cured by them.
Pimples, which are so troublesome 10 young
people, disappear in few Gays. leaving ihc skin
smooth and healthy.
Their treatmsn. Of Old Sores IS simply infslli-
hle ana no case inGlstcd 10 them has ever
broken out after treatment The treatment Of
sai,rherm or lczema. IS made speciality b.
them and trcir success N the tre8tlDe@t OF this
disease 4 unurc cedentcd For Epiicpuc Fits =
speedy cure l. guaranteed. Their treatment OF
rheumatism has been 50 successful that they have
decided 20 make no charge unlcss n com plete
cure or great rehef + given. DceineSs viii he
treated without charge unless cure = effected.
The poor VIII be required - pay only The cost OF
the medicine USED.
IL rlust be understood that no case wiz be
treated where a cure is considered impossible.
Ofhcc consult alton free
Communications by mai answered
lO6 Monroe-st.,
GRAND RAPIDS.
HoURs-s:so 10 1890. 2io 6. and io9
OFFICE UP STAIRS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

Bsby Carriages sold CT weekly payments
al BAkEa =
20 Monroe at
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-01-20

GATH" In a recent interview
with q New York business man said:
Don't put your son among his
relatives or connections! Don't
educate him too finely. Teach him
to go to business moderately early
in life and the rudiments Of educa-
ton are enough for him. The rest
he will pick up in the way of friction
and experience"
My countenance expressed SO ne
dissent from these views my friend
who was q self-made man and a
well balanced one besides.
You cannot fight against your
dayaand generation and become
something which is not here in the
condition of things. You must not
expect to raise figs on thistles any
more than il the days Of Scripture.
The common sense genius Of our
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people Is, On the whole, adapted TO
the country they live III, and no
avocatiCn obtains as much honor,
credit and comfort here as COM
merce or affairs. The highest of
lawyers, artists, newspapers, news
papers, etc, are all parasites to a
certain extent upon its great move
lnent of which merchandise is the
center and channel.
All our great forefathers like
Washington wanted to get into en-
age like this, and now we who are
IN the flood tide of such age as they
desired, want to,get out and be
doing something else. In my opin-
ion it is a mark Of weakness and
everywhere to-day the merchant is
the type Of the highest manhood.
With him you must work il all the
various producers who discover
needs and wants and have The or
ganizing power and The girls 10 Salts
fy them. There is General WASH
lngton, WAC, instead of spending his
time VITA tie fine authors ard hunt
ing up subtle distinctions IN polit-
les, like Jefferson, requested the
King Of Spain aha Lafayette and
other friends abroad 10 send him
! jackasses Of the very best breeds,
so that lie could replace The lean
and Scrawny horse OF The South
with good tough mule. Now,
there was 8 stateman, and the mule
extends oyor the larger portion Of
this continent and is one of the
heroes CT the mercantile genera
ton"