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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-20

Mems Pure Silk Under
wear in two grades, Quality
A being finer and much
heavier than Quality B.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-20
FOR SALE-TO LET.

TOR sALE-CoFFEE-HoCE Sc DOING THE
I best business in city. Inquire at New York
anJQ p.E
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
SOME NOTED cATHEoFAls.

The pyramid of Cholula. IN Mexico. Is
only 162 feet high.
The famous column Of the Grand Army
on the Place Vsndoue. Paris. in 1S6 feet
high
The feche Of the Invakdes et Paris,
reaches height Of $50 feet above Ahs
ground
The tower Of ST. Etienne, at Vienna. n
4l4 feet high. four feet less than that ct
Strasburg.
In the Alhamhra at Grenada, en- ancient
Moorish fortress. the Lon Conrt is 100
Feet square
The church Of ST. Denis. near Purts, Is
s35 feet long or 60 feet high. IL WIS
built in i15s BY Sn:sr.
The church Of St Paul, &C London. In
300 feet IN kngth BY 100 feet IN width
TIE height Of the done Is 3lo feet
St Sophia. at Constarntinoplo, msasurys
e7ox2<0 from north 20 south Tho height
Of the dome above the lsvel Of the ground
Is only les feet
The Escurial, begun IN 1557. 10 which
was given the form of gridiron, Ia honor
- St Lawrence. IL only 81 feet In height
and ossf ieet m tength-
The legendary pyramid Of EzJpt, from
which aoc0rding 70 the saying OF Bona
parfe forty Centuries look down on ths
French army. Is lss ustsrz
The famous tovez Of Pis. measures fn3
fact. but Il ieans toward The soath about
twelve feet. which g5ves u q mean tn
elination of sir fsst In .hs hunslred
Thn caths1ral A. Rheims, which stend-
bal considers one Of the ranss besutiful
ehars,hes IN France. was balls IN $40. and
measures 80 Ia length BY 10 feat is
hsszht
Tho cathedral - Corsiova. h-flt in fhs
yrzT 20 by tba King AAdaxAfne. u ia
ieet lo0g and 81 vile. THIS oszsrch
elutS5ns nlue nzvrs fnTr1ed By i.1f8 onl-
uEans. tic srrailnst 4 ~hich az faet
sb9 tas largest feet szsd = inches kfxA
The torets q Metre Dzzaa. IS P>rsS.
r,eaeur~ 40 ret IA hefrht The teal
iergth = this church ts $ee feet Ia IA
terror width At The erup~ing I. 10 f.+t.
he vidth - he nave is a. fest n.
ns~~ - she cathedral al Ssr,sk~arr IA g
fret. ard its iatsrior iength y tE< fs~s
The charsa 81 G~nevi<ws. sos4- srzns-
foryaed ints the FAnsh hssa. i slss 80. af
he rno=s rsrasrksble structures. ~ r~asna
~ ths vsssn~ss II iss proportions. TIE
6isrueter u tba aoue is 50 fset Tie
thirfF tws eslnnns which surrounS u
49, - f-~t in h-sght. ard th@ hsxk~~4
roirs II th@ sdf8cs "a 287 feet froxs ne
sia@we&x
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

EsFszs szafas AZ A. ~ ollsd slasss ss-
fsuss II .saz 80 :. a sssaapsil "a
o-21s .12s -as2s ~ El4zEfl1 s sls-aS.
lrscu uls--Szslnz 1e.l E1sl1s aad T2rssk
~ - ~. A. pg&Sasrsy e a II cAA1.
eery u<cFss e. ca ilzEL
errsslez -LswS RsslE "a Asrs oad
{ est i2r1l. fsEl ~ ss2s - ihfrss xays, trom
lGs sxplrsasa - torsnss az&sx. toE sssEiisg
49, II sxcsF-}o1s-
FcLlcs -Iass- AsaasFs1g. crank. com-
usllSo y days usD CcFer.oa. eruuk
.,lle ilts1 ~ 1zys M. letEson. . AZ.
or4eFy FsFsols clsca.fgss Ncaas.
Lg1ss . aisoFosi.s PsfsSE ao.saf1s3 aHlli
tAslos<f "a ia sse. F14ds i.foszF
a.. eafsS1 gs1s 1sLEsla "a 3ssl41g.
Goa - essss. He's t1f sr.zi a. tas neIl
tsfal 81 IL ouBsrsr CgafL Gse % n5a-
us a. eoB 0psE ale 1o1Es A1tearasa =
oesobor 5I o "a " 4 fsN f.ss pre-
fer sss seioarnst T. ocsossf 10 q n
W A AyeTs sss<44s Nna hsttsry a.,
ioarps1 70 octeoef 81. 20 IA Geo
u 0oans sa.o9n opsa On Saaaay al
l8ufasd 10 OctCssF 81 10 . N k4nesl
lANo-rt Asrgiu Nsi.x All Cara Sodsrs
berger. ouEtng sssy a soisss = ss okssfec
~ x1lgF Laaioert PAD So sG6 oas TAI
The Goals NsgE gsio s. sBd one nzlt of tbs
COsls and sentence wss susps need ~
schsrDxrsef. AunaT Nns1 aise'ceTly
f4ua1 lgl guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
BEFORE N IS eoRk.


lntssssG
DR. Oliver Wsndel holmes Oh bsiag ask
sd when TIC lrsinlng OF a child saeuld De
gin. replied. a huaaeed years before il Is
born.
Are ue 10 in'sr from tins that this gensr p
suon IS responsible for ths coad ion sf the
race unifed years from now
Is this wonderful ne neIaiiOn the natural
result oi tie proper diet and medicines Of
a hUACrsd yeas ago.
lt Is conceded a ether lands that most OF
the wonderful discoveries OF the world ia
tais century have eoms from this country.
Our ancestors we're reared ia log ca bins ana
suffered Bsrdships and trials
But they lived and enjoyed health to a
ripe old age. The women OF those DAYS
would endure hsrdshps without apparent
fatague that would startle tnoss Of ths ore.
sent age.
Why was ~,
One of the proprietors Of the popular
remedy known as Warmers safe cure has
been faithfully investigating the cause. and
has called 10 bis aid scientists as well as
medical men, impressing upon them the
fsct that there cannot be an effect without
a cause. This Investigation disclosed the
TACT that in the olden times simple rene
HERDS and roots, which were gathered and
stored in the lofts of the lob cabins. and
when sickness came on, these remedies
from natare's laboratory were used with
the best effects.
What were these remedies? What were
they used for After untiring and diligent
search they have obtained the formulas so
generally used for various disorders.
Now the question IS how will the Olden
time preparations affect the people OF this
age, who have been treated. under modern
medical schools and codes. with poisonous
anu injurious drugs The test has been
carefully pursued, until they are convinced
that the Preparations they now call War
ner's Log Cabin remedies are what our
much abused systems require.
Among them is what is known as War
pers Log Cabin Sarsapsrills, and they
frankly announce that they do not consider
the ssrsaparlla OF so much value IN itself
as II is IN the combination of the various
Ingredients which together work marvel
ously upon the system. They also have
preparations for other diseases. such as
warmers Log Cabin cough and consump-
tion remedy" log Cabin hops ana buchu
remedy, Warmers Log Cabin hair tonic.
They have great confidence that they have
cure for the common disease Of catar rh
which they give the name OF Log Cabin
rose cream Also Log Cabin plaster"
which they are confident will supplsnt all
others, and liver pill, TO be used separately
or IN connection with the other remedies
We hope that the public will not be dis-
appointed in these remedies, but will reap .
benefit from the Investigations, and that
the propFietors will not be embarrassed in
their introduction by dealers trying 10 sub
stitute remedies that have been so familiar
TO the shelves of our druggists This line
OF remedies will be used instead OF Others.
Insist upon your druggist getting them for
you If he hasn't them yer in stock. and we
feel confident that these new remedies will
receive appreciation sc our readers hands,
as the founders have used every care in
their preparation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

A. V AeAlsey. of Aaaisses, S N the
C.ty
Man c. Barcn lsis Yesterday for Gin.
einnalL
Ms VANITY IS visiting Ter soa Harry. a.
&aastsa.
NsA T. A. Wsashsrly IS vistio. friends
N sL Louis Mich.
Mss Gertrude II. Yoosll. has taken
rooms a. tie Irving
Prank Emery and AL Stan. OF West
Bridges st.. are 10 Cincinnati
r. Huhouss u kalamazoo. IL visit
ing BIS brotasl Bert HlAn0use.
Mrs ". g. Parker. OF - Aadison-ave.
is visiting trends Al Howard City.
william Eooson, Of tbs Irving. has gone
q Cncinnati tor a isE days visit
Robert Barnard has oesn called to New
lork oy taa serious illness OF al aunt.
Mrs. Winsor and her mother. Mrs. Lnl.
@ The fendome. have gone 10 Ci1cinnaIL
sapsriatsadsni Kendall has gone to Cn-
clnnau aitsr new ideas in teaching
Dr. o. 5 Dale hal zone % sBrYsn, Oaio.
Being called there ~ tas death of bis
mother.
Mrs J. c. Knox. OF North Front-st., Is
HatNtAt aet '&'~0As AA.se -~1-eA' tAyf ~
M-s<agon-
Alss JaHs Pstsch. Of wes,phslia. IA
been visiting her brother. Er Pstsch. tor
the past seex
Rev e0wlsad Connor. OF East Saginaw
prom DeruocraIic hghE from Burt
viiie % IN tas cisy.
Mr. Flock. formerly with wsathsrly 4
rgits. hss resigned ais position sad gone t.
Kansas city - locate.
Ms A. Parker and sister Mrs. J. Ban.
han % EibE. 6cnssee county n. Y. ars
tie guests OF tEeir nephew. N. w. Hall, oi
tnisciiy.
Eaxsf Hunting. accompanied by bis
motaer and Young brother. hAs gone East
fora trip. aud Eiu Visit New YORK before
returning.
NJ. IA 2. Frisnt has rsturnsd from New
Iork after au aoseuoe of one year aud will
rsks brief visit among relatives aud
irienss
Mrs. f. 2. Bi0unt and two sou, have
gone 10 Dallas Texas where thsy will
spend short time before going TO Southern
lsvas. Esere NJ. Bl0uat - located
Mrs. 6eorgs = Ansins, Of Steele, OAK
snd Der two children, are 70 the city, and
wiil spend the Winter with her fag9er, A.
x. TgrDer. aud other rslsuEes-
Dr. RI. r. Arndt. formerly Of this city
bar nov ~ thr Michigan University, hss
gonc 10 Ssn Diego. Cal. 20 remain until
FsorusrY. on sCC0unt OF his wife health
Allan Murray. forBsriy Of this city. who
zen to SAP Bernardo County, Cal. % take
casrEs 1f a st0cx ranCb. q thinking seri
o1sv of returning on account Of ths III
brsIth oi aimseii and his vie. The cii-
rn8fs 1oCs not axT-e ~1h them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

TsE WEEE AS9ss fkoEeskAfs 81 PIE -
EDsExsok a AeeKskx soLp ogr
10 O<s 0ssrAskaR-A f1zklx

% OSs 0ssFkssAK-A f1SEls
EsslrFEs 6AlLxss.
As - - ss.iesa u esS<ssF ooiaDa ~
nrIs 81 Eaksrio1 kreaEss paos1s 2g1ers
hsys d.sso. vsc p4EsasEsAip. lAs i9a alasT seE-
tisIaao rstirlns tFea TIE sss-asss. as 4
AEssksr sssa1lHs az aso1s as So wll
% a. al osist4eSlZs kcco2sis-
AZ sic owEef LII kr1skeE entered op
Is ngsl a.Fs osrsef vssleI4sy Sac n zoe
busipess ss sH3oYsa eur-nE f1ess aS4Ss e
e .sllsn ia socosss Il al assures lkiuf
lb.s ssstsSss kss see clreif a nlsaas
a. - ~hSEa ~lss bia a. Ia pfespssits
gess els. lac salsgy loossl ss ~ 1saai-
a. ss nssy sQgiPpea SDe see islis sels
- turn oat ~ork tkag vill c0Eop.rs fssofaoly
eta sDy IL lhs ciEs. May oeciasI ln-
prsFsnenls sTs te 81 msds, ~klCn, ~hen
oOm p.sset Nil Place this siudio q The
ifaat rsDts In the 0psfstlns room -
ulcst ooD plets set II iBsIEa2sDJs Il ne
ssry lssssI inprsssasats. easallng . sEs
lsgTspa - "a ssEtn ss lAfEs a. his si4s
Tie "a 81 sas scs nic snscis sfs slso v oflAs
speclAl msnElon. IA iso4 snytnlag sssen.lsl
IN . nEsg clsss 0psIsi3Ds roo1 49, os ioAnd
here kT kfUsgsf IA 90 Ell psflcnceo che
toRrsDH HsT saa az e1pert "A w@tsf coi0fs AaG
essyoB he executes hls ~oEs - hla 49,
sstisiacssEy naahsg sno vitA proastssss
In ais s.ucl0 2rs.aSby spsci mems - "a Al
ustic woTk. ali OF snich &rs feallw siTlalnk
fcse IN blsAoes oi tas slb scgs 10 iaEoseH q
scenes &c bss msi ~4tt sfe2i success. snd
the same may be s<l4 y ggo0Ps taken - =
large size. ABethsr specially if IA neral
Gesign peot0srs phs. u Del, : eonoeisd those
thai come ffom Ih.s stud4o are II Tie sefs
his hest grades. After beng places on card
board they are richly eoloFeo. thus making
them doGDiy attractive.
Nr kFusger extends % his old patrons
arc anyone siss desinBg artistic photog-
rsphy = cordial iuvlisUeu 10 give nlm = cali
promising oae and AL az excellent Likeness
ana tie Bsst Of EatlsIact.on.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

N.unes - "a. wee rr--ideats whs VIII
rske th> stage


There sho1it - = big oso~d a. Hart
msns Hsi fhis evening % hear Hon. VI. g.
Burch reply 10 he speech of Hon Z. r
rai TIE following named gsausmea viii
OCT 81 rics 81 sidsuts snd fsks seats on ths
sts-c The vsserans Of fsao vii bs given
fhr e~sf positions on tbs platform
First 81 ari-Antr~T Csmpsu John Stex-
sfss bar n Nsshr. Wm. j Page. II g.
usarsaL Dr ~ p Lochsr Patrick J Brit
t1n. 81 4. Codnosrry. David Lsnkestsr.
David Sc 8o-te-
s--ors Wsrf-asn. 81 s. Crosby. David
Forces 1 p ioouis Chss. 4. Niits Bert
Mattbaws. H r. rhos p. til1oert Fred
s7,c ssa-. Na.no'r II Moor Alfred Cu.
r'er. y. = lrrn1s
rh.ra Var8-w s Stevens. Ino n Hoe
su q g Fnn~T fac. y n Asdsr1oef. J.
- FaituE lne. A Brumms ~. - A.
frft 3 q Hsn asit r.. e ~ Fairfield.
n kDns.
flur-h wsrt-Tscrs Eis-nh.rit. Iir-
-oin RTa~r. A Nsrav Witism nsrpcl-
sasiusr 81 = Tsaeao0t loba g Eais.
t.ec. s. Faa aoraea. fotn y Atkins. VII
If-u nunhasr.
Ftk ttrf- fahn nr~sre Patrick r7aa.
F.fsus Hfrtnrnt lesries Winca@stsr
Issebh fi.isn Esiior Stern rst.r Schuit.
t-so Ecssbsii. ssiwsra Wsss Hsrberf
p sfrrsne
S.rss wsri-rani Nsr-. Is- Norman.
RI feixsr - Heicouh M -
~ssl-- ions sr.ieisffs , ~ Cuurtaev. -
ssss,s W.. -. Il. Ansfrr>co- S@rssI
te-x+
4.~.rth T,rd W = Hs-sIsr. z. A Nc
arss Ds~it Arnsst frccsrf csvuf
esr9~~e s. Fsasnn 5ss - ssanstA T. q.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

How Shall Our Girls Be-
haveF" is the title of Mrs.
Sherwood's paper on half our
spoiled children - the other
half are boys-in the Ladies
Home Journal and Practical
Housekeeper.
Send ten cents IN silver or
stamps: and you shall have II
the rest of the year. Septem-
Der. October, November, De-
cember.
And we shall have your half
dollar next year.
We are after a million sub
scribers-have three quarters
The October number Is on
the news stand SIX cents.
1sHrfs Fcss Erukst'.
Fnllscs phs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
TOWN TOPICS.

q tfe= zlal ssF 81 ssslszlstlc pzi1,srs "a
ia 4sa
IRE esassn sasa q ssss essl = - "a
iaas.se ia tl ag
AeaasI Lahsss e4se s4z asssaras1 yss-
isr r1t l1s ltsf
Ans Eezrs 8I fs.cs 4a1 FIRE Csn1lls.
t1usfz - laest fais Affsfasess.
r. tlfnong 81 sant1s6F g. hts a.
e. fsd aosll.8u Eta q D-ttsntaaisr.
IL 81 aad - fslsr s -lss af cscoaa-
81 a. se7-4- peaat 1oF fsisr . setti az
~ as erss.
Ehs l1ssifars fsctcfiss So az sasE Eli1
b. say orders ald WAay 1i then as sl1-
g.of.nE sEis4 msn.
AaaaFil eooa1les tas szs.lsf posiuon of
ses asr fsus 1l lasspiss of 10 sss 1gfiaE
stsses Reformed e84r.l.
fls s.ts ~ f4lFs. .aala !. Z. Lataaal alst
YESTERDAY asfsl101. he rsuaias 81 -
Laksl - 4 ianlA.s fss bari4l loea8rros
a. W4aars % taklaz IA sOd Eom las
Loser tsI of "a NakelTs. ava snd sii
ni. Is 10 Ias lsssi Of g0ilsSs ave. aad fai-
ioD-ze
AasflsP p Clrrs8 aas brought s1illn tie
lIeE Ialrt o. collect 80 notes ons t1r
ff-asnl sas o. 49, s9 signed ~ &. s. I'd
4af-a
Laeetta 4 Sissls aas brought snir asaiast
asa1 asaoD .o recover ths Falus % soa1s
Cauis slila tls l4fter .eFied upon and
sall - sac claims illegally
Aa1a = Mai.0f TssJsrfsy Hlsa hsr ssoru
statement xifl che CoaulY CieTk ant szs
dals licensed 10 practice medicine. sac is
o. tas Eaysio- 4sdical scuool.
A D0ddA Of lAis city. msnuisctar.r 0i
sood .eutIag machinery, has hsd ons a
as cAEs.nz machines a. tlncinnat expo
ga ca and aAs received SIS lrsl premium
Hth silver n7siaL
TIE esss against Arthur Ward. Who va
charged STA committing al zssa1l- and
sstiery on a barber pole Nss tried q ths
Hol1e Court Yesterday, AT Mad sas
iouad COS guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

TIE case % he Unit 81 States ~ 1sre-
T. jennings, lsls rscsirsr - puhic ucasys
q Ionia. rss up "a ne ntsd stsfs-
Court Yesterday The res5- s~eus -
havs xre~n eut ~ RI ref rpcorrs snd &C.
crurts rsEaer fhsn srfrsi 1f1s esitrn.
Go. e y Nss6>r an Nriinzi ea e. Fsve
srs the snrsn~- 81 ~ 5enairxs aeuts
sad - have FL -ztrsi xhse1 asstsers 81 q
NJ Tsurinvs = nof she to ~ eo Use
ulaiauf sss xivrn .1agmsaf ~ g. $50 a8.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Lovers Of banjo music have sn excellent
opportunity of procuring one Of thess in
struments 81 great reduction Of julius
Friedrich ss that gentleman is sellins bis
stock At great reduction. Do Lot fail TO
look al bis window dlsplsy OF these goods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
PRoH. WELroN's COLLEGE.

Prot. Veiton. so many years principal of
Swensberg's college. has made an enviable
reputation among the people Of Western
Michigan IS 8 thorough practical. and &C
complished teacher of business forms and
principles. A student, under his careful
training. is sure 10 graduate possessed OF a
thorough knowledge Of the methods of car
rying on the many branches of the worlds
great commercial industries. The Profes-
cor is having eminent and deserved success
since opening his new school Ia the Shep-
ard-Hsr;msn block, Founiain-st., and the
school is fast filing up with pupils. One
feature which will ne greatly appreciated is
the evening school, for pupils who are un-
able to attend the day school. They are
enabled to follow their occupations during
the oay ard perfect their business educs-
ton without loss OF time and at little ex-
pense. All who contemplate entering col
lege for either shorthand or any other
branch should not fail TO consult with Prof.
We.tou
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

We have too large a stock OF Wall Paper
to carry over. To reduce stock, will sell
for lew days for less than cost of manu-
faciure. O. NJ DusRAN,
- South Diyision-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

walIana sears z Cascade ~ss brsaxha
s~fo~- 5lsfics WrsifsH 80 ehsrx~ ei a.
ssa't sd bstssrT prsfsrfsf szsirsi hisa ~
loha ~ ors sIsa ~ fssesfa sears
rlr.s~ss nof FaIifv saf re case -ss 81
ssllas8 t'i kos~nnef st flnrx
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Look at these prices: Nice new patterns
of wall paper. only 3 cents per roll beat
white blanks, B cents per roll; gilt papers
from TO 10 cents per roll.
o. III. DUSBAN.
IS South Division-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Painters look here. For : few days We
will sell paints. oils. brushes and varnishes
At greatly reduc.d price for cash.
o. n. DUNsAA.
2S South Division-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Wa paper Wall paper A large ss-
sortment OF latest designs 40 Old damaged
stock. Lowest prices ever heard of Call
and see for yourself O. ~. DUSakA
- South Division-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

If You are weak and weary from some
so-called chronic disease. don't give up.
Sulphur Bittsrs has given hope to many in
valids. where hitherto there was nothing
but despair. II viii build up and renew
your whele system.--EdiSor Hoety lpse-i-
Ccn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
Oysters and Game, at Moran !.

For few days only Julius Friedrich will
sell his stock OF ban;oe ct . great reduction.
Here is sn excellent opportunity for 8 hne
bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

If you wish q banjo. one that is first
class in all respects aod bound 70 give you
satisfaction. procure IL OF Julius Friedrich,
as be Is selling them al a great reduction.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
FIRE AGLlINEsY.

We have choice Chl dTsRs Winter Hats.
ready trimmed and cheap al Adams
& Co s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

This discounts them all: Tire new stock
of WALL PAPER for hslf-prioe for few days
only. .. NJ. DUsHAs.
2s South Diyisiol-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

RyCITkTIos, REApIss AND ORAToKY.
Instruction in all departments OF Elocu-
ton. srtiCulstoD, pronunciation. vocal
culture snd ar. expression.
Bible, sbsse.Desre and general reading.
Delssrts.
For terms apply in person or by letter al
the Livingston.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Lovers Of banjo music have an excellent
opportunity OF procuring one OF these in
struments st = great reduction of Julius
Friedrich a. that gentleman Ia selling bis
stock at a great reduction. DO not fail to
look o, bis window display of these goods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

T. fle pssb'ic and uAon n n'aV eoncern-
The partnership firm Of Edgsrton A krue-
Esr. Photorrs piers. ~ss this dsT dissolved
bv mutasl consent The business riil con-
fiBus unceF The management of Herman
krnerer. a. - Csnsi-st. who sssHnss a.
debts and vili coliect az outstanding sc-
counts
Dated October =. fsss
j. A ErsEsrov.
EENasN kzEysER
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

DIR Aylesworth has removed his residence
10 305 North Ionis-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

INpIaSA. October "a
Enevg, Fishcrusdn. Cifs. think vs are
solid. II go 10 Washington to live, viii
certainly Use those York River oysters you
eel ~ tie msrksi. - Lyon-st.
Yours truly.
Harrison
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

The place to buy crushed coke is of the
Central Coal c.. Tsleehone 6S4.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

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DoN'r DESPAIR

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BUSINESS RREvTTIEs.

TIE LEADIse NAKxrr.
Ysu can always find everything in SEASON.
Oysters, Fish and Game. st Dettenthaler's
III Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

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Emsr-. do not Be distaFbed everything
solid. Think you conid Do vel 20 move
tbs market here No gs~ taking. those
York River oysters are the boss
I0sTs truly,
GR0gER
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
EBtrs 70 buldtg sns Contractors

J. o. De La Pierre 4 Go. de-
sires contractors and builders
70 call and eTamine their
Walter Patent Metal Boot,
French Floor Ties, red
pressed and EDameled Brick
and Sidewalks. Livingston
block. corner last Fulton and
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-06-15

Women suffer especially from this
inability to find rcfreshment in sleep.
They rise to undertake the routine Of
the day, not only as if they had never
been laid down, but with a sense Of
WEAKNESS greater than they took to
bed.
No one, perhaps, has a clear idea of
absolutely what antics one performs
in sleep. although drearily conscious of
the effect on waking. But almost
everyone has some attitude essential
to going to sleep. One would think
that those, one may call them elective,
positions would be OF the easiest, is
not the most graceful; for everyone
has not been trained as considerably
as the children of a woman whom the
writer once knew, who we're taught to
90 to sleep in graceful positions, as
the mother naively remarked, '1n case
Of fire. On the contrary the atti-
tudes necessary to sleep, after long
and minute inquiry among q large
number of people, are found to be
uneasy. unnatural uDgainlY, DIS
eorbsd. Dainful.-New York Sun.