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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-16
OUT.

The first train from here to Philadelphia
got through yesterday. From Jersey City.
three trains were started West, being the
Chicago limited, the Boston connection and
the Florida special. The road Is we'll
opened and these train, will no doubt make
rapid progress toward their respective des-
tinations The tracks of the company on
the main lines westward and southwark,
and on the suburban branches, are in good
condition, and trains are being moved with
something like regularity. 1t looks now as
though no further trouble would be expe-
rienced by the roads west, but east of here
there will be little Communication for days
tn cnme
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-16

Eok RENT-Four 70 I'm house on east Mound
L street. near East street shops and boiler
Call on or address II. Baldwin,. elst High
street 6Irs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

W pismach weglerskich, lie
wszellSlch stosunkow i pogla-
dow z Schoenerer'em raz ma
zawsze ma przysz}ost solennie
sic wyrzekaia.-G-do.
Cesarz niemiecki Wilhelm
Ill. cierpi ma Othits media, "a
palenie uszne, ktore bar1zo
fatwo, PREY danej sposobnosci
nlekorzystnej. zamieniac sic
zwykfo W zapalenie mozgu.
W wzeciqgu 4 mi;eslecv O.
pusci}o kraj niemlecki 80 ty-
STAGE ludz'; przeszlo jeszcze
raz lyle co W roku zesziym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
Charakter cz1owieka
walczacego przeciw NIARI]NOWI.

Ou@dh UCI CZ1O WlGkd
Walczacego przeciw WIARUSOWI.
4 Detroit dowiadnjemy sic
z viarogodnego zrodfa, lie do
staraJacych sic 0 posade pro-
boszcza PREY parafi sw. Woj.
clecha, Cd dawna nale3y TAX
2e popierany erzez tamtejsza
wpfywowa rodz;ne Lemkow
ks. Knoll, z Bronson, Mich.
Lemkowie dopomogli ks.
krollowl, ktory rowniez jak
onl pochodzi z Koscierzyny
ma Kaszubach, 90 ukonczenia
studyow teologicznych.
Dopoki ks. kolasinskl byf
proboszcze1n W Detroit, ks.
Knoll p%otajemnie przeciw nie-
mt agitowaf i pc kllka razy
denuncyowaf go u biskupa
Borgessa. Pozniej kolejno ks.
Knoll k"paf dofki pod ks. Jo-
zefem Dabrowsk;m i ks. Bro
nikowskim, poki CT zawiado-
wall parafia sw. Wojciecha.
K'edy krqayfa pogfoska, lie
ks. Drmagalshi ma zostaG pro
bcszczem w Detroit, pojawl~
fy sic w Gazecle KotohcA1;ej
artykrly, szarpiqce imie tego
kapfana, dyktowane zas przez
ks. Krolla ktory ostatecznie
poszed} W sluzbe O. Wincen-
tego, ably przez niego dostac
sic do detroickiej kopalni zlo-
Ia. Czestym tel w ost4tnich
dwoch latach bywal gosciem
wChlcago, rel wolzii ma zjaz
dach kropidlarzy i gdz.e m6g},
pnbl'cznle przyplnaf iatki
W01usowl.
Gdy wreszcie przez instrygi
y. o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mai.
wlerrlejszy ich s1uga ks. CT
chocki dosta} sic ma probostwo
W Detroit, przekona1 sic KS.
Knoll, ae ci ojczulkowie, drwiqc
soble z Jego k%aszubskiej lat
wowiernosci, tylko ola tego
dawniej talk sic mu przymlla-
i, ably i'm w%yjmowai Z ognia
kasztany, by sami rak sobie
parzyc ME potrzebowali.
Okropne to ola ks. Krolla
upokorzenle! ALE teraz on
mscic sic bedzie do grobowej
deski!.. JUL piesc podnios1
wysoEo, JUL wyda)e pred
swlatem ta;emnice, jake mu
y. Wlncenty powierzy1-juz
,,smaruje" go pc gazetach, tax
samo, jak dawnlej czyni1
wzgledem ks. Kolasinskiego /
lnnych, co jemu stall W dro-
DE.
Takiemu to czfowiekowi Dzien-
mix Pozno1skha otwlera swoie
cztery sc'any, ably pisaf w mich
o H1orusle i Zwlqzku Naro-
dowym Polskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
TO IOWO.

Grad wielkosci duaych ia
bfek zabif oko&o 1900 pielgrzy-
NOW mehometan, odbywaia-
cych pielgrzymAe W Mezopo-
tamil do miesca pialgrzymek
Kerbelegh. Burza z tym ME-
zwykIym gr#dem zaskoczy}a
ich, k1edy sic ma 4 promach
przerrawiali przez rzeke Eu-
frat. Tych, ktorzv czel<ali ia
przewiezlenie, takze grad po-
zablf, byli bowiem w gofem
polu, zdala Cd wszelkich miesz-
kan ludzkich.
Antysemayzm weglersko-pol-
ski. Redaktor ,,Sonn und Mon
tagszeitung'', znany publicysta
p. -. Meyer, pcdczas procesu
prasoWego, ma podstaWle au
tentycznych lnetryk wyprowa.
dill cafe drzewo rodowego
Schoenerer'ow i prawie udo-
wodnit, Re dz1ad PAM poslo
wei, Schoenerer'owei, Tony
przywodzcy wegierskich anty
semitow, byf zyd-m. Okropne
panu]e z lego powodu zmart-
wienie W obozie narodowo.nie.
m1eckich antysemitow. a par.
tya ,,antisemicka" W parliament
Gle wegierskim, liczaca W gro
ME swojem rowniez pieciu po-
lakow-jednego navel potom.
ka sfynnego niegdys " die
jach Polski historycznego ro-
du
MOVE stroEnictwo ,,chrzesciah-
SIX Observation-Disclosures, dw6ch zas q
owych neutrality-suspicious. ogluszu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
Armia Rosyjska.

neml tunduszami tajnych polity-
kow z%ranicznych, cd dose dawna
starafy sic wpfywat ma spoleczeh-
stwo rosyjskie i podniecat w
MEM %sztucznie wywo}ane zaufanie
do potegi, silnej organizacyi i wa
lecznosci armii rosyjskiej.
Podniecanie to prasy rosyjskiej
dzia}o sic W rewnym wytknietym
celu chodzilo o w~zniecenie sle-
p'ego z%aufania do tel mniemanej
potegl armii rosyjskiej, a w tedy
w mlare ugruntowania sic tego
zaufania sam car by}by wkr6tce
znlewony nakazat rozpoczycie kro-
krokow wojennych.
Me Gala wszakze Rosya VIE
rzyfa W ow2 ogromna potege ar
mn rosyjskiej; znalaz}y sic stron-
nlctwa zdrowszym wzrokiem pa
TRACE ma sprawy i tie wp}ywem
swolm, lodem, re tax powiemy,
obfozy4y g}owy rozgoraczkowane.
Zaczeto rozwazat zimniej i odez-
wafy sic pisma, wy kazujace jaw
ME niedostatki w zachwalanych
r%rzymlotach wojska rosy jskiego.
Jednem z tych pism jest wy
%chodzaca W Szwajcaryi, w Gene
vie, ,,Swoboda". Autor artvku}u,
nadesfanego Z Wilma do tego dzien-
nika ro~syjskiego, g}osi, re zapaf
woJenny, jaki ozywia} oficer6w TO-
syjsk1ch W o~statnych ]atach, teraz
ostygf niema}o, poznano sic bo-
WIEN ma rzeczywistym s}abym
wewnetrznym stanie armii rosyj-
skiej.
Oh kilku lat, powiada, wpa-
]ano W oficerow plzekonanie, re
armia rosyjska dostatecznie posia-
ga wszystko, czego jej potrzeba
do gotowosci do waikiki, gdy tym-
czasem wielkie nieporzadki wyka-
zu]a smutna rzeczywistosG.
Gfownym powodem s4abosci
wewnetrznej tejze armii jest MED
ba}a i nieudolna administrator
wojskowa. lyle ona juz da}a DO.
wod6w do kiosk, jake Rosya "
wojnach dawniejszych ponios}a, a
mimoto niczego sic j~eszcze ME ma.
uczono.
"Dwadziescia tysiecy piechoty
przeznaczonej ma pierwsze szeregi
%przyszfej armii czynnej, przyby1o
z g}ebi kosyi do gubernii }omzyn-
skiej W takim %stanie, re mimowol-
ME przypomnia}y armia, jaka juz
doznafa ~wszyslkich kiosk wojny.
Wyszarzana podarta odziez budzi-
Ia politowanie u ludnosci polskiej,
Moskafom n~iezyczliwej. Przygoto-
wane ola tel piechoty baraki Okla.
zafy sic pc prostu dziurawemi
kurnlkaml to W niedostatecznei
lloscl. Polowe piekarnie talk nedz-
ME SO urzadzone, re daja chleb
nledopleczony, tax III zo4nierze
drwiqc przezwali tie piece ,,niedo-
piekami." Ogromny dalej nie}ad
panuje pod wzgledem samych
przyborow %wojennych, tax re zo4-
nierz wkrotce n~arazony bye lnoze
ma niedostatek samej broni i pro-
.chu.
w dawniejszych wojnach zo1-
nierz rosyjski ola braku prochu
cofac %siemusia}, a ME mog}
dobiedz do wroga, ktory go zmia-
tai kulami i do siebie tym spo-
sobem niedopuszczaf.
Nadto wojsku rosyjskiem
dotychczas zachowa}y sic przesta.
rza}e obroty, kt6re 2 powodu udo-
skonalonej broni wlnnych kraiach
dawno juz wysz}y 2 uzycia.
Rowniez mancwry Wy wane
dot9d PREY zdobywaniu fortec
szturmem "a pomoca drabin, ry-
oil j topor6w mic moga bye zasto.
sowane W wojnie nowoczesnej, chy-
ba we walkach Z dzikiemi ludam;
: tie znd" fortec ME budujq.
w czasie wojny ~tureckiej W r.
1877 wsdczyIa armia rosyjska 20
sob4 mndstwo drabin, a to poSzfy
: potem ma opal ola wojska.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

A warrant is out for Mary Schultz, for
larceny.
There were only thrss cases in the Police
Court Yesterday.
The case against Douw Vsn Shooter. for
bsstsrdy, 1as continued yesterday until
January T.
Ben. Southsli wss arrested yesterday, for
stealing aa ovsrc0at aud a pair Of pants
from colorst man named Henry Martin.
Harry Tucker. Who vas charged with
assault aud battery ov one Of his neighbors,
Vas discharged Yesterday. as the Complain
iag witness cid not appear
John Shea went home Fitb f-isud late
Thursday night and stole his watch. charm
snd cnain. worth SO which a. sold yesfer-
cay morning for Sl25. saea wAs arrested
and pleaded gui 81. ani va sent 90 Jail for
niastT days. Slsa IL familiar wish the
Iona prisoo. having been IN that prison A.
least twice before.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

n ga a. tEa Ezazay HssA1saes assss<das
&fssF4esa-
Tia fu1sF4i 81 tas la-s Ars Afs- T. I"
B4l 80 1ala fss1sFs'zy slssraooa ifeH- t-s
saally rssi0sncs o. - 13a a.. q 2.g.s2cx-
Tue sul Epsscossl Baral serr-cs ~As eea-
ealtsd - ths kss Dr CaGsse tH-s. e
e.. aark : esasca. .pPsePFisss mas-e ~As
rsdsrsa - Ars. Cnsrch. Ass. tsft s-Ent
aaI ~. -asssx lsF<v a4ess sfA
oassiziax f1lea4s sers prsseoL a. t-- --iise
al 4.zeazsa tas fensl1s - tos k.4ts
Amssz lns rerzi tro1l=s tse - A.
sers nsllseEi- 4 ~rsa-l as,4 ~-l%i- = ~
Gas .sri rssss ~ por2is in1- 1l - 81.
from - la llotBsf, Isf-i ..it.3~ f~a
tr BaIFs sister. --f5atss Al4x rom tae
Ds.as.rzt e~e= h1e oasss- 81 l9~srs.
lfsai taa Pre- Cilo. a aac1er. tna many
caoics cslt E9ssrs- ,aoNy u-osso1ns wee
lzla ias.as t4e caszet ta~ I7D beng covered
80 aaits g1d lsif1s-s -sl- tel ro~rs.
a 4umssr 81 70 s-iF-. ssre prrsenl froni
sat III sena aad f1- in-sra1e1t 64s male la
r1r sal fsaailF i0t IA fais9a-st- c7o4-feff
The tou02Inx zsntlsn-1 Aeirl a. DtlA
searsrs. & A. rrs1ra Harvey arr. "
flsreas Ais Aplsd, VII Aptsi aad A.
Is -zFEi0lf-
Nrs 8al vssz lssy whose orzat cherry
manners sad hs1DT disposition white IA
per eel azallh ~ -1 tor 47f nzny frieais
ahs 5oo4y miazls t4eir tears vita ia1ss
- f.4s ans1an1 al n0-1sglsss AlLlo o4ss
iu their iKrstrieg4kle less.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

George 7. Cutler IS III With typhoid
ever
Mrs.. Nnrkhans. Of Detroit, Is tAs guest Of
Hrs. j X. " 11d.
Mrs J. G. Long. Of Chicago, IS Visitiay re-
aLges IN tais city.
Ms F. Z. Priadls and daagsse are visit
N IN Gra1d Haven.
Mrs. r. II. Hautisy. Of Cadillac, Is the
guest % friends here
Henry Gibson. OF Cincinnati. Is spending
several weeks a tais city.
Kiss Cara n VoiEt has Eons 70 Ana
Arhor % spend ne holidays.
The Misses Kent. Of Kalamazoo are visit
ing Niss Esin-. ot Go sgs-ave.
Hsvmsn nss xons 90 Savsansb. Ca.
20 at us dsug b Pr Mrs. Dryfls-
NJ. and Ms Harry N Royal. Of shelby.
are in sac city on their bridal trip.
NJ. sad Ms f. H. Bulki-y. of Chicago
srs vistnx Mss tcsnCss Mcclellan.
Ms. George n Waite. Of North Division
g. IS visiang relatives a. Grand Ledge
N-s. r. G. Esuvsnd children. Of Cadillac.
srr ne Eue-fs Of Dr. 8ooius. li3 Ehird-svs.
Andrew wslton. Who h.s been sse "a az
o. his brother. Prof Wsifon, has returned
- his home IA Ohio
Conductor =. J. Knox. ~ the @ r Z T..
held tse iucxv aum osr on The chsf1nier
r. saied az ths Custer Guard osEssr.
". Herbert Wood hss -sturned frora
Amherst 80 spend BIS vacation With his
rar-nts. NJ and Ms. IssSC ". Wood. Of
Nsrth Divston-st
M. Thomas n. Eevss Of Ionis. Mss
RsSsis Hsssiar sni G-rrx DAVIS. of Fort
Wsvne. vho ha~R orsn visiting krx "a. A.
Turner leave today for ionia
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

About one year ago Louis Aryer was ar
rested on a charge Of bastardy preferred by
Clara Dswlev. of r ockford. To escape the
consequences be married the girl and m
meiiafely deserted her. He had been West
since MS marrisge, but on returning a few
weeks ago he was ARE stec for non-suppOrt
OF ais wife and child.
The case came up in Justice Westfalps
court yesterday. Arvsr was found guilty
and fined $50 and costs or in default Of i'm
mediate payment ninety days il jail. The
case was appealed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

meeting OF ths g. "A. 3. A Branch
Is. held last eyeuing. the folio wing officers
were r. scted.
Prsslde ent-ra0mAs Walsh.
First Vice Presiient-IAenss Nsster.
second Vice PIes.dsnL-F. {. Hammer
scnuidt.
Recording Se-retary-M. F. Powers.
Financial secrrtsrv-C. q. Pulcher.
Marslal-IOha Mclnsrny.
Guard Michael Finn.
ChzncsliOr-John Bagley.
Spiritual Advisor-Rev. J. {. Pulcher.
Trustees Thomas Nester. Alex McDon-
AID and John bagley.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

The Maple Leaf Clubs masquerade hop
held last night at the Sons of Veterans
sroary was well attended. Tue following
prizes we're awarded John Boon. for most
comic costume 3 80. Miss Lulu Fallen, for
best fancy home made costume, handsome
oil p8iating Cells Smith, for finest ladies'
costume. s. So
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

The Michigan Commandsry OF the Loyal
Mrs. Algsr at their home in Detroit Janu-
ary 9. The following Grand IA pids mem
bers have received invitations Col. Geo.
q. Briggs Col. +. s. Pierce, Capt. g. ".
Eaton. Col. p Y. Fox. Capt II y. Moore.
Capt C. D. LYON Or. J. B. Griswold. Dr.
G. X. Johnson. Maj. J. q. MscBriie, Gen.
l.. ". Heath. Lieut.. L. " Wocott Maj.
NJ. u. Moore. Gen. 1. c. Smith. Cen. r. K.
Pierce
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

The following are the new officers of
EzrekA Conclave No. !. Heptasophs. or
seven 1se men:
Eminent Archon-Georss Doan-
Chancs.lor-H. q. Russell.
" PfOvost-Frank Loco.
Recording Scribe-F. A. Stanton.
Financial Scri5e-O. RSynor.
Tressurer-O. Be9jsmin.
Prelste-T 5. Tompkins.
Inspector General. I. Drigge.
Trustees-J. q. Sleincke (tares years., J..
". Flx two years.. W. II. W GODDARD zone
yearl
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

The .. X T. Buys the Eis Rapids snd
WssfsrA rS@d-
The q. r. al Railroad Company have
iasr oIsplishsd the purchase o. ths Big
apids 4 Western Railroad a short line
rlaning vest fIoa bik Rapids toward
Lueingt0n.
The purchase vas "A ale Of T n simpson.
owner and ouefa.Or Of the rosd. The All
v.sa0iiity of extending the road 70 Luding-
Ton has oe-n discussed ouI az yet nothing
dshnite has Oeen decided Oa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

CrsCurr.-No business % record.
SrrxSroR.-In the opening Of Tenth /.
trial resumed and Iury visited fbe premises.
Polrrz Dom Van Scooter eastsriv.
sG iounaei 70 January I II a. n Harry
Tucker assault sni ostterF no.ls pressed
aad defenian- 4 iscaarzed joan scaav.
isrceny. pleaded guilty aud sentenced TO
al for ninety davs
Psos.rs Estate of Noses Nav. de-
csssed. e-scutors annual account sied
Estafs ~ LOIS kich mond. dscetses. vii
dsd. Estate of Abrams :. Bsnrsr. Do.
ceased. order sppciat8g Maria Bauusa
adm i8istrsfriK. Estate of Nathan Narrr.
deceased DsriSi11 fsr appoiat truess 81 aI.
@inistrator 6Ie5. hearing January Is. Es.
tsts af Vincent p. Cooper tscesss3. craar
appointing Lyman Esa Brsck admins
traitor bond 81 a ana istrars is.ueI OF ior
appointing A.0nEo Gris~9.d anf freeman
Add com re- Ssiorsrs On claims Estate 81
A1s B Ne ~ uFinof suarIisn's an~us.
sccount E 81 Esfafs of Kerry Jers-t -.
cs.ssd. order allowing sdrair .stra-or's f-si
account. Distributing eststs sad diso1srx-
inE aim.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

A clergyman. sllsT yezrs of suffering
from thai l0ataseus disease. cstzfrn. aud
yainly trying every Known remedy. a. iast
l0lll = recipe - hich com p.sleiy cured ana
saved him rom death. Any sltsfeT s-nd-
ing 4 se.f.sddressed stamped rnvei0pe 70
Prof } A t.a9renoe $ W-rrVa -. Ne"
YORK city. viii receive TIE recipe Tree Of
en.rna
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

g. y. Wsrne- s1d Il F. PsFT ~sre ar
r-stsd Ia I,nia yesterday snd brought ssck
~ this city f'r hrs.k sz into r. e n
fr-izhf ~ Thsr rfl have a. sxsnlias-
ten sesors Instice Walsa today. IS is
cisiunef thsf -he -rrr wrnr i0to fha rsr fir
soc pnrrcsa Of sfes irE -srrlsse. rhis she
men ssy .ast tae7 ~sns in tbs car n resl
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

when : mzn becomes frmly convinced
that be Is a gea.us. then u Is that irihge
slowly o-gins 70 form around the bottom OF
has pants smoke Grand Republic Clgarros
ani Bulos
AoaRls II. TKEUScH & Bko.,
sole Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

The first land seekers excursion Of this
city 70 tie Arkansas pine ana hardwood
timber lands, will leave January IA. l2:5O.
For - cap rates and tickets see Jno. K. Van
Dame. excursion agent, 81 Aonroe-St-,
Room ,.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

The best is always the cheapest. An ola
fox is never caught ia q trap. or a smoker
fooled after smoking z Grand Republic
Cgarro or Buffo once.
AOERIs II. TREUsCH o BRO..
o0ie Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

People who talk much say nothing. An
ape is al ape though clothed in purple.
smoke Grand Republic Cigarros and Bu1Os.
MokaIs II. IREUscH & Bro.
Sole Agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

United Stare. Dssfrct Attorney e. Ch..-
Erdwtn lss ASS right fer g. Irnsc-. -
rarfuct The csss szairst Charles earmond
f,r snzsgi1z N re wholesale Ha1or s1s-
1-ss wfhrut hsTis< raii ~ ar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

Call and inspect the hnest - cents per
pound confectionery in the city at Rams
by's 81 Canai-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

Organs from SIS up at the Temple of
Music, Ii and 10 South pivision-st.
j. s. EVANS & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

OF the Grand Republic CigarrOs much has
been said. for they were Trst introduced b.
our Fred But, Queen Of Shsba ike. the
half has not been told. Smoke them once
and you will find them as good as gold.
AoRRIs Ii. TEEUscH z BIO,
sole AuenfS
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

Mooue;te, Body and Tapestry Brussels,
to meet competition.
MORGAN & AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

Lace and Heavy Curtains. special sale.
MORGAN & AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

Rheumstsra is caused hr isctc s~if n
the blood srfscxias the ft-crs as.rrs 81
fhe ieinfs Hooa ~srsspsr = rerf-sl-
ise fae sciti.y oi me bleed snf thns cures
rae1nrsf. f.sr1
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

Ibs al e. of tAs ssc-sly ~ll bring
Fssusliu Aus de- Ols foy piano rec a..
January "A Al esers OF music ~il oe & al
~ 1sAT oi TIE ss10ac cJsalnE " - lne al
z.r.s-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

We. meet all honorable competition.
MORsAS q AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE.
Great bargains il every deUartment ia
millinery. ADANs s. 70.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

The finest 20 cents per pound cOnfection-
cry in the city al R4ns0y's, 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

Dsghestan, Persian. Royal Mecca. Turk
ish. Smyrna, Noauette. Ansora. Fur aud
Animal Rugs GOKGAN K AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

A Fore's eiict ssa.si In 3u don't nis-
axe tast cr EuiIs Csirzh Srrnn
Tse % ether tran the bsst. Ssirafics
o. currz 81 psi1- Frice 5 c.nis sOttss
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

Extra Super and Cotton Chain Ingrains,
very low. MORGAN j AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

FINE CONFECTIONERY.
The finest of confectionery At 20 caats per
pound al RanS6y' s. % Csnal-si.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

The best counter of confectionery at 20 cts
per pound al Ransby's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29
For II. Liebes 4 Co.. Of san Fraacisco, {

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for2.a.
=. S-Thera are many seals sold for
London dye that are dyed In America,
France and Germany. Those alw y crock
OH or tear ou,. We sell c. W. Marin 4
Sons OF London dyes. The best and only
good ones III The world.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-29

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-23

by feet trying yainiy to cling 10 a sup
port from which they are in the act Of
stepping confidently to another support
below, which too late they find wanting.
They then make this momentary futile
effort, CHASTITY in its despair. A sound
told that the shoes had fallen to the cellar
bottom.
Miss Lillian dropped back, half stnpef
ed, into sitting posture on the stairs,
her head dropping over her knees.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-23
Trees on a Raw Prairie

Thousands of dollars have been thrown
away and much valuable tiu3e wasted in
Experiments" of that sort, and still we
find new people coming along asking the
old question. There Ia no question Of
greater practical importance than this of
tree culture on the prairie. J have been
on the track of the facts several years,
and | say plainly that there is not one
prairie in twenty on which you can set
out trees Of any sort with reasonable
prospect of ultimate success. l don't
know why it is, but if you break within
say half a mile Of where other trees are
growing, you viii get poplars TO do there
fairly well, but right out on the prairie
they won's grow till by free cultivation
you have worked the wild Indian "Out of
your land.
| once saw in western Iowa, 2 grove of
naples each side of a roadway. On one
side they were going backward, every
tree put in to close the gaps we're dying
faster than the originals. On the other
side strong healthy trees, that had been
planted two years after the others, on
land thct was meantime dropped all
other conditions being the same.
Try the experiment yourself. Break
at once, if not already done, sr1 backset
in October, or earlier, Ave or six inches
deep, whore you want your trees 20 grow.
Plant a littls OF il ia trees this fall, a
little bIt more next spring. Put in po-
tatoes and corn on the rest of the patch.
Grow them two years on the same ground
going dowH deeper each season. Then
plant as before. back the unmanured
potato patch every time. This is what
my observation leads to, and some places
the land after corn may be as good as
the o'ner. T@euty years after, the last
of those trees will be first and the first
last; many Of them probab y dead Sow
ana sure is the pace tor tree planting and
don't you forget it.