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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

su1xzl0s co0xr.-Tasszzs "A bestsll -.
g4iz1s Barker. tresp4zs on ne s4sa. jQFg;
ca trial Gsorxs xsrxhai. a2n1nistrsLsf.
-. Ht<azeons Earail1rs Co. tEese@ss.
discoaEaaS1 ~ sll<sl4Elon- Jscos ssss ss-
kdzln bTlss. as1an-psiL DiseonEiH1sd d
Stipulation.
CI2nIx CogxF.-Wa. Il Shallsr ". Sam
&c. Als1ioxsl ek a.. sxs1Aps-f, a1stzo4 ~
set ssids sa.s on execution grsAssd- Ihzs.
C. Howell 90 a. W. k<nas Fsa fzslsa
plziuu1 ordered - dis seeusitY iof costs
vitnin Ten days John @. kiyns -. Neil &
Aayr~i, ssrp,sness of II h1mersiaz ledg-
msnt foF pizisElr for tl0 aad costs against
Charles r. heinzlsaa4a a. safefy or offered
boad. Iohn {. Klyne vs.. d. ! ETsBs 4
Co. xzfnishses u II. HsInmersizx: ja1z-
1ssnt Tor plsislir n sam Ct si2 s1c costs
axainst Ck&s. Z. hs.axssmsn. surety ca
offered boEd. Anna Nisslk for tie use.
cts. "a. Jsrsmlah Payne. tEsspass on the
case grecsedlnes staye.l - cays- Euisiia
Hairs ys. John saith, szs01- psit; order
renesinz cause IN n4aas Of Albert suzith
administrator OF estate Of Joha Smils. de-
ceased. fhs ksopse upon The relations u
samuel d. Clay rs. ". !. STUART quo war
rsnfc, order shtsrsd sasse pfo fase May IL,
1888, allowing reiai0f 10 lls Information.
N Thinner -. ID. ). Sfinsll1s e al, me-
Chicago Cottage Opera Go. VS.. Gso. A
Bates, st al. sssnnpsif. continued without
costs. Bradley \. Lo0dsii W. w. W. fos-
tee sl al, tresp4ss on ths case, continued
without cosEs. j. p. Dyer ys. Fred n.
jennings st al. assumpslt, contlnaed On
Usual Terms. Geo. Loomis W. Daniel
% Seili. sssampslt; stay extended ten
days. Henry \. Chase admitted 10 prac-
tee.
PKoBATk-Estste Of Paulina Joiner. de-
ceased. bond nled aud letters tssfamentory
issued u John u. COsaa. Estate OF David
Ballentine. dEcsassd: order allowing al
minislrsEoEs nnal account and dischsrg-
Ing Dlm. Estate OF saul Fox, deceased;
order admitting viii 10 probate Estate OF
Walter Pierce. deceased, appraisers wsr-
rsGt sad inventory filed. Essate of Edgar
&. Collar. minor, guardians sixth annual
account flied. Estate OF VIM. Carlton. de-
ceased. order allowing executors dual SC
count and discharsing him In re. Jacob
fafencsy. an INDECENT insane person; order
admitting him 20 Michigan Asylum for In-
sane ~ kalamazoo. Estate Of Mary a
Town. deceased, order allowing special sd-
mInistrst0rs nnai account ara dlschargi ng
him. Estate OF Dugau AcNsaghton, de-
ceased; report OF real estate iled
and confirmed Estate of John
Coffee, deceased; order closing est&ts
against claims. Estate of Chas- Duffy. de-
eesssd: resianary legxtee's bond filed and
letters issued 10 Hannah Duffy. In RI
Luelia May Wilson, an adopted child. order
oil adoption and changing name TO Luela
MAY Troop. Estate OF AM. McGsin, de-
ceased, petition for determination Of heirs
filed: hearing June .. Estate of jacob
Oostsnh1 1is. deceased: will and petition fol
probate Of same fled: hearing July .
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

THAT STREET RAILWAY ISJUNcIIoS
TIE sxplsnstion made IN our local col
urnns tins morning OF ths tseAnical viola
tion OF ID. order Of the Circuit Court By
sbs Strsss Railway Compsny on the
night of Memorial Day. oazhs to con-
vines any fair minded psrsJn that the
compsny did. IN The emergency, iast
what it shoaid hsvs done. The tscts are
thai ths Democrat. N is spleen, . a.
tempting 90 create . sentiments sgsinst
the railway company. and there is 3
s'rong probability that the affidavit made
yesterday vac inspired by that sheet
The rkLzaRAM-HkRAtD has no interest
IN he Street. Railway Company, but it
DIES hks to see justice AID fair play,
snd Il w0oid sssEn that This matter OF .
technical violation OF the order Of court.
when 4 vas msd3 10 protect hundreds Of
women aud childFsn from n violent storm,
should nos only % excused by The court.
bot that The order could be SO modified
"a 70 covsr future csses Of this Kind.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

The general sscrstaFiss of The Yoang
Msn's Christian Associations. Who have
been Ia conferences u this city for week
past. vii leave fof their honss today.
It doss not become > heat 20 SPEAK Of the
manner ia shlch hs hss entertained his
guests. bat Judging from the apgrsela-
tive remarks q ths y0ang nlsn, they
80 away With q very favorable I'M
prsssion Of the eity-m0rs fzsorsols than
they bad when they came hsfs They
Will 20 nos % remote psrts OF tie United
States snd ito British Provinces, and
carry these good impressions with them
Nearly every one will also carry with
him copy % the special trade edition Of
t5e +. LEaEAA- HERALD. and thus have
with I'm II ccnvs1ient form Tor reference
. good many statistics and other facts
Eoous the city. its resources, It's indus
iyiss and Ia manufactures. which they
would, perhaps, have Teen unable 10
gather Otherwise. The spreading of these
faci abroad IN this manner cannot fail
10 bs beneficial to thu business Interests
Of ths city. la another wsy the visit OF
the younx nen hss bean beneficial The
enthusiasm which they hays manifested,
particularly At the msss meeting Sunday
evening oughk 20 inspire new energy
and create new his in the local sssocie-
tion. Il viii bs fortunate circumstances
Tor Grand Rzpids THAI the conference
wss held hare. II u shaA result in the
awakening OF so much interest IN tee
local association that the funds viii bs
forthcoming Tor the erection Of 3 nav
aud commcdious building. The local
association IL greatly handicapped IN its
work by ths want Of proper sccommoda-
ticus. OF the beneficial effects OF the
association uron the moral character Of
the community there is no question. The
need ot Hsw building ousni. too, to sp-
psai to sbs pride OF the business men
zn,l msn Of mesas in the city. Tho coz.
ference has gwen ths movement for g
new building new impetus, which, wa
hope. VIII result IN the fnldilment OK iss
purpose.
he ycung men have seemed to enjoy
thsu selves. the citizens have enloyed
their presence, both the secretaries and
the city have been benefited BY the co.,
fsrsnce. and rothing occurred to mar the
r,l.aaur. or tha su~caSa of tina o,setinO-
Nolhipx more could Do asked.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

One very gratifying fsaiurs Of the III
nsss Of General SsEsTDAS has been the
s3ssncs of al ansssmly wrsnvies among
90 sttsudsat physicians. II there nave
bs~B sny aIffsrsnces o, opinion, they have
been settled vithoul being obtrudsl up
on pubic attention.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

How loving they are; this is always a sure
sign. After the first year sometimes il
don't hold good. When Charles comes
home to you goutY and cross. swapping and
snarlinz. unable to relish tn. nice dianer
you have cooked. and feels as II there was
. ton ofpig iron in his stomach, be is
troubled with dyspepsia. and Sulphur Bit
ters = the only medicine that win cure
him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

tTbis list is furnished by W. r. Scribner.
real estate dealer. 56 Psarl-st.
May Smith 70 Jaques. Atwood 4 Co, lot
IN ok IL. Converse& Tal0rds add .-.... 400
Nathaniel Tnayer ess 10 George Elliott. lot
s ok 5. Mason Co 'ssnb...... ........ so
Aimed ). Richards 10 John Nanfer aAn.
part Of bk :. Mason & Co.'S sub........ go
Etwsrd A Gilbert 10 Lille A. simmons
iot H. Gtibcrt's sub ub................... Us
Weston = Aegs % VIM. =. Woodruff lot
II bk :. Oskdale PARK sdd......-.... 400
Weston & Heigs 20 Ches l.. Wilson, lot s
b. :, Oaklsle Park add .............. 100
Baxter Ios ?, Fich's add :. - 7.OCo
Adam {. Hsnrs - Joseph Mcconnell lot
9bk T. MilIsr's add ........-. ....... 2Z5
Cbas l. Retfofd 10 John II. Fry. lot 3,
E&tto1 adl -..--...---.. 0J0
NiraTH A Fletcher 10 Ja-ob Eiey. 50 lot
ant n54 LOT AZ bkl. Wenham aid ...... i,s00
George Antrim u Carrie IL. Richardson,
al lots u and Il. Ok s. Grant add. 200
Hensy D. Evarts % Ellen ~. Evarts ei<
e5s ga sw's swh. OF sec 5. Paris. l.500
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

roiicsnsn GuTLD objects to being
called pop pe.idlsrs svsa by an Alder
rsn--yss. evea 80 great m Alderman ss
DxGRtkr r. "Hustling HARRY' hsd
ha ais wits about him hs would have
csiled GuItD Pop csrrisr~ all pstrol-
msn carry pops
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
lost

1 O5T-.sUNDAY T. NJ, JUNE 8, ON THE
II road lesdlrg south from Reeds Lake, a
ladies' rocEetbook containing Keys. dinner
tickets. aud name cards. FindeF please return 20
Bsyne's photo rooms. p F0untai1-st l59
I OsT-A GOLD-BAR BRBAsTPIN. on MON
IL roc-sf. OF Weslfhy-ave cars. Please leave al
No i5e Pzrisa e. l57
i CST-NONFY BY NOT GOING 10 r. p
Il Decker 70 buy vioias. guitars and ban!os on
i0StaEnents- Isl siO1rnest Isl
I OST-MONEY LOST By EVERYBODY THAT
u has any clesninx OF coioTirz To be done in
fTz. eissS sfyle ID they dent 40 70 tie Eagle
seam Dye rorse. No n canals les
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05


yXTAETED-THREE EXPERIENCED DRESS
A K. ksefets. ca Maple-st i55
NANTED- THREE GOOD DRESSMAKERs
w st 81 North Diyision-st ioI
lANIED-GIkL AT PLANTERS HOUSE.
W Court st, West side i97
tIANTED-AT ONCF, a GOOD GIRL FOR
w general hOusew0fk, Nm Is. W. Putnam.
fs2 North Lafayette-st i57
lVASTED-i5 DISINGROOM GIRLS To GO
w North. 10 tor city. 3 ehsmberEn9iis pastry
cooks cooks aud laundrtsses. y general house
eirls- Ladies Pariofs and Tower block. i57
yVASTED-A Competent GIRL FOR GEN
w eral ho1sework al 80 Fountains. J. q.
Vincent l57
VVASTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
W eral housew0rk in family OF three at 2eS
Crescentzve. 1iSti
yVAETED-6IX FIRST CLASS DRESSMAK-
" ers a. rs North Ioniast, opposite the post
Office. les
WANTED -Ff1sT Class CURL FO2 GEN
W ersi housework; good wages; two IN family.
CSl L Daytan-si. leo
tVANTED-l5 DINING ROOM GIRLS FOR
W Hotel Ottawa. Ottawa Beach, Mich Wages
SIC per month. Apply 10 John A Baker, The
Warwick. Grand Rapids. ls6
yHANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. lsS North Diyislon-st. German or
swede preferred. l4otf
IlANTED - EIGHT FIRST CLASS DRESS
W makers and apprentice girls. Apply 70 Mrs.
A }. kUdell. Room 75, New Houseinan block.
lJ7u
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Gersleuen az the I. ". Q. A. Confer =
sncs. did yoa ever experiences finer
weather than you have seen in Grsrd
Rapid. during he week you have been
heres
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
.farriaxsI.,ceu<ss

The following is q list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with
the names, residence when outside the city,
and ages OF the parties
Ages
VIM. II Irrns. Hattie MOnsfephe1s ..... 29-.7
Jas A. Robertson, Carrie u Clair ........S .S7--35
Johann schillIng. Henrietta Fiagle, Ottawa
SClatJ 10--ts
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

rTEr- EvERYPoDY TO KNOW THkT
w we WI fDrnish chars ard tables oa sbort
refiee fer Fsrtles of arr kind. Waxers Eur-
sle.- : ~e1x fErf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

FEN eFNTIENEN CAN BE kCCONN0-
n dstef WITH ~ brsri suf racus e. - o.
tsws-st, hetFeea Trswbritse sud fslrhask So
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

tram leaves Grand Rapids ior kiccnn Al
) 10 p m. arriving there 81 -
Jhrusgh tscket sold 20 principal points IN ths
United Stsfes kexico and Canada o. nion
Ticket Once.
A. J snTTn, q. 7. A. cleveisnc-
n BooT1, Dcloi Tickct Agent
GKo. W kUssoE. City Ticket AKont
Tskfpr effect May 1s 1855
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

~HusSry Jse.- ssa King Of bunco men,
having hssn Recessed frsm prison. ssiis'i
sor Englsnd yesterday N sesrch of ether
~urlds to conaaer
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Another czshier hss joined Ne ranks
cf salf-sxilesi bnodlers n Csnada As
be hslls IRON Ohio. TIE list e 6ovsrn-
rsanl ef'ics-seesrr- - diminished By one
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

trANTED- AGEN1s. LADY OK GESTLE-
~ nan. fyr my catsrrh iahaier. IN per cent
prof;t Address box =. Howard City. Mich. 10
vvANTED-IC CCAL OK TRAvELl,-s AGENTS
w fcr rev sgecis atty. Fire Pr0of saieS y T.
arsut ordered Csr-icsd frst week an J. agent
ksif a rsr-csd, kirh. csnvasser clesrs6 ss00
frsf month. BHf sio ~ slex with nis otter husi-
ness iS elesrinE 8 % FtF meath ca our srccialty
Cafsiogne free. Alpine safe Co Cincinnati 3
OK
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

II l,cks ss r re ssnaan1s ~ouid aus-
tsr "A shs brseze fer the ssxt a-- nson,s,e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

RtArvz's "Nor = hard thing tsr his
friaods - SCI ovsr. but taey hareaF al
sfver up fae eTort ret
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

X ANTE DO EXCHANGE NEW FURyI-
" t5Fe tar secoad bsnd saasrs. open ~ top
sTigzT Addzess J. n. eox l. tsls oflce- ie
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

The indiana nen have "a shundancs
= tsrsr matter IN tae s-saiuns
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

nv WToD FFR Ur7fx HoT sTNNkg
~ fre - per cCri Casti aes for ki1rl1ng
s.Es pfr iosd aoth dellTere6. Prove ~ 4
g. a. au@er Narks fareltf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Eanngs rers rsToluiiOnizsa IN ths
sss>-ball business yesfersiss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

uOUND-THAT THE EAGLE STEAM DYE
House." No = Csnsl-st. turns out the best
vork in clesnsng- dyeiEg and repairing Of ladies'
and gents clothing. Go there aud convince
ycurseIf l63
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
Real Estnte--Connkru


DE5T PINE LANDS IN LOUISIANA AND
ID Mississippi for sale. Address, stating re-
quirements and limit OF price, p. o. Box 1907,
New Orleans, La ls5
TOR SALE = s0-ACRE FARM. 1TMBERED
Il with beech, maple, cherry and other hard
woods heap for casa. or VIII exchange for city
property. Inquire al l2S Moaroe-st. ISL
4 BARGAIN FOR A LIVE YOUNG MAN. 1
"A have 400 acres ofland IN Tyrone township.
Kent co Mich, that wiz exchange for good
house and lot IN city. B. c. G.rdler, IL Tower
block. 16l
COR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 81
II acres, with frame house. one mile and a
quarter from Hail-st. Apply al Mrs. J. q. Walk
er's II South Diyision-st l2ltf
nor SALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
II the estate ofthe late Daniel Schermerhorn.
one mile west Of the city, fropting Bridgest IL
Is a fine dairy farm, or for f-Ii.t raising and esr-
dening. May be sold in from ten to thirty acre
lots. Apply to DR. Nnitwortb. administrator, ls2
Fourthst.. Grand Rapids. Mich. 102tf
EOR sALE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS.
L good farms and city property fol sale cheap;
also money 10 loan. Call at lovett block, Canal
st., opposite Sweets Hotel. A r. Antisdel ATT
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
Carpet Cfeaafng Work.

CARPETS TAKEN UP. CLEANED AND RE.
v laid. Carpets cleaned separately ana IN the
open air. Carpets packed 70 prevent moths
Best Of references. l.. Reynolds, No. l North
DIVISION ST.. corner Fulton-st l6l
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

Thousands of cures follow the use Of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
nETkoIT eRANp HAvEN a 80 NAuKrK

q DshFs fun1sFt fEcerfc1. Daily.
Detroit EEpres hnk pafiof csf - Detroit nsf-
ing firect CONNECTIONS tor a. poiuu Test Striving
Express ess bas ftr,uEh sieers1 fror Grsn6
Rap d - hfsgHrn fslls c1nnecilnfsl a hilwsukss
Juncfi0 zoo With fhFongs seeg%u 70 Toronto
1hruoEh tickets and sleeping ear bifii1s eecure6
a. u. r. Y. 4 -. hallway O1ccs. p M0ufoe A.
and ~ the dfJol
gks. CfNFHEi5. Cifs Pas Aren't
Gro. y. KfEvE. Trsfhc Manages, C0icseo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
For Reftf--Roonss.

Aedfe>s a. o y, DOA Q, Ills oihce- ~
For Renf--fioonss.
TO RENT-DEsIRABLE ROOMS TO RENT
i a, IA North Division st, near Pest Office 159
RIO RFST-THREE ROOMS ON GkOO M
| noCr, near business centre, s. dollars Per
month. Enquire az 19S North DiviSion-st. l59
no RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
L room with modern conveniences. Call at 90
BOstwickst- l56tf
T,OR RENT-NICE, PLEASANT FURNISHED
rooms. Inquire al No. 10 Pearlst.. Room H.
Iss
NOR RFNT-A LARGE. PLEASANT, FUR
Il nished, front room. i65 North Prospect-st-,
near cable line; also new top phaeton for sale.
17
NOR RENT-A VERY PLEASANT AND NICE
Il ly furnished front room gas bath room, etc.
frQuire front room, third hOor, over Fourth
National Bank. l5s
loH KENT VERY FINE FURNIsHEb
L room, for one or two gentlemen. 2Sl North
Ionia-sy 153
Tor RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
+ either single OF en- suite. Apply 10 Room 80,
Powers Opera House block, Pearl-st. 226sf
I'oR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room at 6S Ransom-st. 12otf
I HAVE THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
/ ell CCnycnieuces 10 rent in the Vinegar
block corner south Division and CheTryfts. Ap-
ply Al the block or OF I. d. Brock. q and "A
Pearl-s:. 1o9tf
TOR RENT-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
L IN suits OF two or four rooms. with all modern
Ire provemerts ON Canal-St. for Offices or light
InsnufaC turing purposes, also for lodging En-
quire ut once, No. n Canal-st., OF G. A. Berwil.
e4f
NOR REST-FCRNTsHED ROOMS STEAM
( heated; aud furnished rooms Tor light house.
Keeping. Apply at room lo3, New Aousemsu
block. loft
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

no RENT-A LARGE. LIGhT ROOM FOR
4 ligh. manufacturing; steady power. 81 No.
Pesri-si. Enquire of G. b. Judd or z. e. Thwing.
9ltf
NOR RENT-ONE-HALF OF TIE STORE
K No. n Cansl-st. For particulars enquire Of
c. A. Berwin l3stf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
For Saie--5fisceilaneous.


TOR sALE-HARDwARE STOCK OF VIII
II lisms & Wheeler, IudngtoR. Mich. Jnvoiced
al 81 60o. Good location rent reasonab e: will be
sold AT a bargain vii wait til June ii. HaF-
lin Aldrich, Assignee 100
TOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD. ESTABLISHED
hardware business, Gal South DIyision-st,
son-ave. l6l
NOR sALE-A HUSTLER WITH A PEW
II hundred dollars can hear of a chance TO
make s., 600 per year By addressing A. B.. box g.
1elegTamHerald. l5S
L'OR SAIE-OFFICE DISK. BED. LOUNGE,
folding bed. sideboard, AZ less than half cost
Apply at once. l26 Monr0est. l57
C,OR sALE-A GOOD PAYING TEA STORE.
good reasons for selling. Enquire w. lS5
North Pfospect-st, Grand Rapids, Mich. 1877
L'OR SALE-HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS
for SIS. 1s6 Gold ST. Mr. Herzenne, st Sey-
mour & Muirs. l57
EOR sAtE-AT A BARGAIN. THE FIXf CkES,
II shelving. etc, now IA the store recently oc-
cupied by ID. j. Evans. They are arranged especi-
ally ior display OF crockery. glassware, ETC.. but
suitab for many other lines also two Office
desss and one elegan. upright show case. Foster,
Etevens Co. l6l
TOR SALE-PfNE WOOD, VERY CHEAP, on
II account OF moving. viii sell 40 cords dry
pine for quick summer fires az Sl.2o per cord.
4. II. Bruist. No. l6l Lagrsve-st- l51
NOR sALE-A FINE STOCK or GROCERIES
4 and fixtures in favorable location. Easy
terms viii exchange Tor real estate. Address
B., box g this ofice. III
EOR SALE - AZ ENTIRE OUTFIT OF
j. machinery for a frSt class lsun5ry: also O
six-borse power engine. For particulars enquire
Of G.. A. Befuin, 80. II CaDal-sf l5itf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
For Re1st--EoGsses.

NOR RENT - A FIRST CLASS MODERN
L bsuse, eight rooZs and bath; win be rented
for next six months for eli per month. Address
G. +. L., box 10, this Office l55tf
TOR KENT-HOUSE SIS FULTON-ST FAST:
+ rooms, hard and so1 water Enquire .
Pesrl-st : C. smith. 157
I,OR RENT-BARN on BosTwICK-sT. EN-
L Quire at 81 Monroe-st. 1877
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

MANIFESTATION A YOUNG NAN
W lmarriedj speaking English, German and
Holland. and fair penman. wants situation as
clerk. Eight years experience. good references.
Address A. b. G., box 8, this Office. l60
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

I GRAND RAPIDS a IEDIAAA-IN EFFECT
W oacober 2 1857.
J GOING roETn
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-05

TOR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN TO A cAPI
L taliSt- One OF the best business corners II
centre OF City lot IC0xu0; next thirty Gays. u
G. Girdler. room IL. Eierce block. l02l
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-30
Farmers and Lower Wages

Free traders generally argue that
protection has nothing to do with
wages, but day or two ago Re
publican farmer informed us that the
farmers of his neighborhood were
being assured that if the Mills bill
passed and if Cleveland was elected
the wages of farm labor would be
greatly reduced-that then the wag-
es would be no higher than was paid
to the same kind of labor in Europe.
In other words, that the Democratic
policy WOULD vIRTUALITY PAUPERIzE
THE LABOR OF THE COUNTRY. What do
the workingmen think of this fea-
ture of the issue
At the same time, these over-zeal-
Gus and imprudent free traders did
not stop to consider that the farm
cr's first question, after such n state
nent, would be: And will that
benefit the farmers And nm exam
ination by the farmer into the condi-
ton of the farmers of England and
the pauperi2ed farmers of Ireland
would be to show that the degrade
tion Of the farmer followed quickly
ON the heels Of the degradation of
the laborcl, and that inno countries
of the world were the farmers in Il
worse condition than in free trade
countries, where labor was so cheap,
Free traders will not fool the
American farmers with such trash.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-30

Mr.. Edward Atkinson estimates
that the next census will show the
population of the United to be o.
800, 600. while the Hon. 5. :. Cox
thinks it will fall short of that num-
Der by $4,000. But who would pre-
diet what our population will be i'll
the year 1900 How vast will be the
influx from other lands before that
date. especially if our present immi-
grafton laws shall remain unchang-
ed And in the year 1000, when Il
period of time shall have elapsed
equal to that which has passed since
the United States became an indie
pendent nation. what enormous
numbers of people will dwell within
what now constitutes the borders of
our country During the past 112
years the American people have in
creased from 5000, 900 to perhaps 81.
600, 600. During the next ll2 years
it will not be surprising if they shall
increase so rs to equal the present
population of Europe, or possibly
even of China. Fortunately the
country is big enough. SO that even
in the latter case all will have plenty
of room.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-30

The delegates Of this (1sth) Con
gressional District will meet in CON
ference at Lewistown on the 18th of
September. The candidates for the
Congressional honors who have an
nounced themselves are Hastings
Gehr, of Franklin A. w. Potter, of
Snyder. H. j. Culbertson, of Milf
fin J. NJ. Miller, of Union, and L..
T.. Atkinson, of Juniata.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-30
REpuBLIcAN STANDlNG COMMITTEE.

Adams-Hcnry Tobias, Tobias MITCHELL
Hcayer-W. =. Fccsc, &. Y. Spc'ht.
Rcaypr Wc.t-U. VI. Tlsh, !. q. snyder.
Ccntrr-w. II. Nnpp. Il. II. Walter.
Chapmnu-Stmun Long. Gus. Irou man
FrrnLlin-t'hns Bulcndcr, Jacob llassingcr.
Jackson-W. =. Sholly, J. :. Gcarick.
Middlcburgh-.I. VI. Steiningcr. VIM: komig'
Middlecreek-l. X. Keller. y. MltchelL
Nonr,e-T T. IIummcl W. ". Bordncr.
Penn-G. W. Witmcr, Isaac Row.
Perry-W. II. Harding. q. r. liroclnus.
Perry Vest. &. Strawsor, j. n. Wills
Sclinsgruve-M. 4. Wngcuscllcr :. I. simpson
Spring. |. MHuhccK, q. I. Rciale,
t'nion-Iuhu u Bogaf. !. II. ilcrrold
wa,hingt gt0u-E. ". Tool q. \. Botdort
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-30

The man who invented the milk
shake machine has already made
800, 600 out of it. 1t is not always
the complicated and wonderful in
vention which makes the most
money. While the inventor of the
milk shake is rolling in wealth easily
required, Mr.. Keely, of motor fame,
continues to dodge his creditors.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-30

The Democratic party proposes to
reduce the price of clothing for the
workingman but its scheme of
benevolence in this respect involves
the idea. unfortunately. of dcpriving
him of the opportunity to earn sutfi-
cient wages to buy clothing ut any
price.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-30

Rupture cure guaranteed by DR.. J.
B, Mayer, s3l Arch St., Phira Pa.
Ease at once, no operation or buiss
ness delay. Thousands cured 5. f
circular. If.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-30

Young Republicans, who voted on
age last fall, must be assessed i'll or
der to vote this fall.