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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-06-16
WISE ONSIN CONVENTION.
OPENING MEETING.

A preliminary meeting was held on
Monday evening, at which Rev. E. E..
Bartlett preached. Prayer was offered
by Rev. Mrs. De Long. The hymns were
read by L. J. Dinsmore, and finely rem
dered by full choir. The congregation
was large for the opening exercises. 1t
had been announced that Rev. Florence
Kollock, of Englewood, would be there
that evening, but she was detained by a
funeral in her parish. Miss Bartlett
consented to preach at very short notice,
which she did to the satisfaction of the
people. Her subject was Light in the
Natural and Spiritual.
Owing to the demands on our columns
this week THE UNIvERsALIsT is obliged
to forego the publication of further re-
port.
THE CONVENTION.
The Wisconsin Convention met in an
nual session in the church, at Columbus,
on Tuesday, June 5, at P. NJ.
The Convention was called to order
by the president, Rev. L. J. Dinsmore,
and opened with prayer by Rev. B. F..
Rogers. The roll was called and it was
shown that ten parishes were represent
ed by sixteen delegates. There were
present at this first session, beside dele
gates, five of the board of officers, nine
resident and five visiting clergymen.
The following committees were ap-
pointed by the chair:
NOMINATIONS.
Revs. B. F. Rogers, J. NJ. Payson and
S. A. Rice.
CREDENTIALS
Rev. r. G. Spafford, Miss Carrie Steb-
bins, Mrs. Frank Turner.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
W. II. Proctor, Israel Smith, John
Hasey.
AUDITING ACCOUNTS.
John Hasey, Mary j. De Long.
Visiting elergymen were invited to sit
in the Convention and participate in its
deliberations, without power to vote.
The time set apart for the considera-
ton of the missionary work of the State
having arrived, the report of the State
Missionary, Rev. Edgar Leavitt, was
called for, and read by him. The re-
port as read was accepted and referred
to the Executive Board.
The report of the Secretary was read
and, on motion, referred to special
committee, consisting of Mrs. II. b. Laf-
lin, Leo Williams, Mary ]. De Long.
The Secretary reported fifteen parishes
and preaching stations which sent in
answers to the requests he made, and
ten parishes and one individual who had
contributed to the missionary fund.
The condition of the cause in the State
was reported as fairly good. The
churches where pastors are employed
are prosperous, and there are as many
pastors in the State as usual. There are
number of churches which have no pas
tors. Movements have been started in
places where it was impossible church
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ghe 1mtertnr.

CHICAGO.-Church of Our Father
Last Sunday was Children's Day. A
large congregation was present at the
morning service. The altar was prettily
decorated. The pastor preached short
sermon on 1.-The Value and Importance
of Childhood Eleven children were
dedicated. Two adults were baptized,
one of whom was confirmed as member
of the church. In the evening the edifice
was agair filled to listen to the children's
concert exercise. Eight boys preached
an instructive sermon, which was appre-
ciated by the congregation. A generous
collection was taken up.-The Sunday
school was large and interesting. DR..
Ward Brigham, of Lake View, son OF the
State superintendent of churches, has
been elected superintendent OF this
school. DR.. Brigham and his wife are
among the recent accessions to this par
ish. A full delegation goes to the Fox
River Association this week.
INDIANA. = Whitewater Circuit. =
The Ireland church gave strawberry
and ice cream supper on the evening of
the 26th of May, with net gains $3.50.
We had good time. We may say what
we please about church festivals, socisls,
etc, but they result in great good to the
church, even though they return no
financial profits. We are made better
and happier by the social intercourse
thus afforded. 1t has the tendency to re-
move prejudices, and to obliterate cold
distance between societies and individ-
uals, and to unite the forces, and awaken
dormant powers.
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Canada.

ONTARIO. - Bloomfield. = Possibly
an item in regard to this church may in
terest you. came here about two months
ago, III fulfillment of a promise made
long before, to this church, through the
influence of Rev. w. s. Goodell, who
seems to be Bishop of Ontario. My
promise was only for visit, with the in
tsntion of accomplishing thereafter, my
long -planned return to my old Eastern
home and vicinity; but finding this little
church somewhat disorganized and adrift
in consequence of not having settled pas
toral service in many years, and having
finally convinced myself latter quite a
thorough investigation that 1 could do
something for the church of my love, and
in the cause of our dear Lord, finally
consented to remain, if my health will
permit. This is our good father Leavitt's
old field of lsbor-or rather portion Of
his vast field. In the two months, have
organized a small, but very successful
weekly praise and prayer-meeting; am
also getting Sunday.school into shape,
neither of which have been in the church
here previously. The first Sunday in June
we observed the Sacramento supper
q service never held by the church here
before, except at sessions of Convention.
I received nine members into the church
by baptism, and seven by fellowship
all young people, and young married
people. and said to be among the very wor-
thiest people in this vicinity. Our con-
gregations are increasing, and young
student, passing vacation here, from
Toronto (Baptist) University, and who
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Rev. JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE is again
quite i'll at his home in Jamaica Plain.
His trouble arises from complication of
diseases which renders his recovery
doubtful.-LATER: DR.. Clarke is dead.
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Churches, a9limisters, and Conventions.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE OF THE WEEK.
"THE UNvERsBT"


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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24
ANoruKR NEw ENrKGrRisE.

South Divsion-st Is about 10 have an
other new enterprise added to the RAPIDLY
increasing list that represents the business
done on that thorouehfHre. That section
OF the city Is developing fast, and the
merchant that establishes a business there
10 bound 10 meet with success eventually.
large amount of trade viii be eBjoyed by
concerns in that locality.
TIL latest acquisition is Bangs & Kick
H. teli, 20 South Divisiou-st.. who will. in
about one week, open a hrst-class drug
emporium and book store. The gentlemen
ere new corners here, and all enterprising
citizens should extend to them the hand of
good fellowship. Mr.. Bangs is late Of Chi
caeo and is q practical pharmacs mist, and
Mr.. Kiekinteld has conducted successfully
for many years a large book store in Hol-
land, Mich Each stock will be replete
with everything that Is desirable in their
respective line. Ammo uncement OF opening
will be given later on.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

The mau who said Let me
make the songs OF a people
aud | care not Who MAKES
their laws" had lie lived IN
our time and been the publish
or OF the Ladies Home Jour
nal and Practical llousekeeper
would have put pictures and
sto1es and talks How 10 Do
thingsl IN place Of songs. For
this is the family age. the aye
of home and OF love-home-
making, home-loving. home
keeping-howeyer "A few may
wander The spring of hap
piness Is At home Tor those
who lind it out.
Ten cents ia silver or stamps
for September. October, No.
vembel, Decembe.
The October number is on
the news-stands now - SIX
cents
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

By The sh.e Of such whale as a real 1.-Two
emperor the biggest doctor "a a very small
minnow i-dced. and tho thrusting of his
personaity before the public. which only
th.uks n bin "a connection with thu patient.
Is = violation - the laws q perspective
which shou.d re Punishable a. a nuisance.
Tho world has heard enough = this wretchcd
squahtla, and j. heartily sick Of q To sum
up The b1aness finally Sc may be said that
i the German medicos wero Theoretically
right they wera practically wrong. sir
h1reA Aackeuz'e scored over t,eln as the
man - TAFT and insight who can ssszs toe es-
se-I,lsl fsstrues - tie situat1on aiways will
d. over pragrnatlcal pesiauts Hs beat tie
heavy Germans Al along The line-sgIT1i-
caily. socially and Toiacaiiy-aud now that
theV have found breath e. curse him. it IS
MT sfranre that they should Esa tLe priv
ile9e London TrltA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

A Fassrs a. sssal. 3 tas iaan-s
seut san t4s haaisas 80 1ss - esissss.
s.ss o. -Hssars - suisse aa@ is "a
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80 Hs1r feHta s rfefes
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tas.r aars keFsks - 1aisas e
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sarrsa. : costumes sa1 t4a u.st h-a aas
slaaasas tsi ea lEs.l --d - Posses
axsla lais sseolas
Fhsr. 80 a xoot s.itlslce a. Red uont's
rssisffas sfsagas1u "a ta tn- sfanius lcs
hsas~ was ef9wgsa 80 La- 1eors. ~
AaaE Brt1xsi - ealalag - ia esats 80
sFe - { Eies pisasrs tae al socs .ro a
tas a,oment taat &c comes "a 20 fhs a.
and sazs sad dances almost 70 pefitr.oa
Ms Aabsi florsucs = preE-F aIts - -
Orcisf Geo n N0aros - 80 very ln-.
iust a. eressh cody eEpeetct- faes sfe o..
ans - 8aa't tall 20 sse III Auut Bridget
Asia ass tais sfssaS0n AMI sssa kf per
t3fmancs thls evening
Mss katherine Wash has returned to
her Aoms "a tbs ciB- NaNs p-sF.nK 70
llsselsud. she w. taken hemarruste pi
the lua.s aad sss competei 20 fu her
position sitt the lhzs t~n Werner corr
pany. twul ns SONS slu~ befJ-s sn8 vii
b. able o. Tstusu % rsr Profession.
For nss, seek al Rsdmonds Manager
Gsrxood Elii inucaucs tor ne uFst tune -
Graad Rsptis seaisacs. Ai-s kls- os-
borue. 10 hartley Canphei's sr-al success.
-Eals7 rhs Esstsra papers give Pete a
wouderiIi seed N. aat 70 % really oCe OF
shs best sitraesions.oe tos so-.i-
The u.u.l audience wss At smiths last
nirht. sud we're pleased NiLh tbe show.
Mis-. Alice Arlington is always welcomed,
and Fit ztisrAld add Lewis pleas everg Body.
Matinee this sllsfuoon snt regular OH this
evening
g. W. Cromwell. manager Of the Ideal
Company cams over from duskekon iast
evening. and VAS a. Eedmond's : 10 sse N '
Auat Bridget
The sale Of seats Tor Fanny Davenport
vail commence at the boz ocir a. Powers
on Tuesday morning October 20. Al 10
o'clock.
Gar prices for our Want Columns sre ycry iow
ioos A. the heal OF The columU. fcrnaps just
Nh a you want you wii hsd tnera, II mot you
can soon get &c by advertising.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Rooms Is. 10 aud lys. wldlicomo Bloos
are a. oozy and comfortable a. say suite OF
Offices 10 lhs cily They are occupied oy
ths Union Credit Company su enterprise
that las been Recently established here sud
one after is great value has become We'll
known among the business nsn that v %
enjoy most iucrsuvs patronage Ia
cities where ihls enterprise j. ln existence
a great success has been achieved mer-
chants. bankers brokers. etc. ackLowleIg
ing lt - being beneficial IN more ways
than one. Space vii permit only briel
mention Of the company. bet merchant
desiring u further investigate iis benefits
aud objects . cordially welcome e. the
company's Offices. Offices are sboui % be
established Iu many cities in the State and
several are now ia operation In other states.
Tae nion Credit Company = endorsed by
the old Naionai Bank, Of this city snd itt
officers ere as follows. Truman kellogg.
President Geo. &. HuenDsr. Vice Presl-
dent d r. Jones. Secretary aud Treas
urer. Directors, q. NJ. Goodrich. Geo G.
Hushna, Trumsn Kellogg. +. ID. Whit
lock and ID. L. Jones.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Ehs - tseeiax ef ~s@lshs-.ss.. 0sz. tAs
gsss tsks A&@ ssst
"a 4 Bows 81 t.s sls4F1sss 0eea~la
Att. 8 isaetsu So. essaee5 q sat - tks
50 asrof l.a-t zee s@sf aFslnsi las clly
ei sfasa hass
49, 6fewp e@as a. Aahsase - - s@zis
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aFe sld WslssIs a. sna bs ca as t4ss
as Yesr sesa tke Cogassas Coancii ar
ier1a 81 casey sse ~s1sus5 est wesa th<
ssass us4s1 stfs<ls tasi a sss ass a
oserssars p4e.te Improvement sc ttsl
sasa l1s $50 80 ceE1 p-sssa ths .sss-ss-
.sas made 30 1is SAD wsrs u0t "a iast
slsuaftoa 4lla fle assessments usfs 90
ota.f .re4cHy re fuflhef ssss tbsl ths
ca.uU. Iasu 81 = sili sa tss Assa9s leaves
sieas ~ hls - twslt5 fesi io tse slr. Feaa
srs4 "a "a ~ stgt sf41luE sG1t utltl q
cfsu ~ sac stfess
Ihe dtfsuasnt protested against th- a.
ssssin-ufs a. a. uoi p4s tAs tsEes las g.sssd
o. hlnl. 81 &c lots were s8i1 - p4y ne
several smouIts. fat ghis hs brings suii
aud ass ia. Ia sa.s Of ssia los b~ Sc
a. snd tbs grgossalnEs declared null and
VOID
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

fte o. r 4 4 eslsrsaa 49, faa a. "a.
carsleo " las.elzallsa ana "a sfe4i ovn.eA
AlA8 sNpoalsie2 "a t&ssasr is st<asI
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sxsnsas lssssAeF - 1as isss ifstn lt,s
ssfs snd 80 ials ofi sesa Asst aaa Aent
tefla 49, be - 81 faf the rutul usr. the
ssaa4 slssss e2i8r1as N-leess ~ tsis
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alnDsf 81 FsFt Nsyns sn% ARRIVE - Aa-
UuBAu 81 oSiaCk fn t1x sssnsng
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Geo. O'Donnsll had az examination yes
tsrisy in the Police Court on a charge of
keeping his saloon open N Sunday. After
listening 10 the testimony. Judge Holmes
held O'Donnell for trial a. TIE next tenn o.
the Superior Court IN the sum Of 500
This case vas worked up By Pstr,D. man
spencer Thsrs are 40 other cAs,s pend.
iug against Mr. ODOnnsl.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

The new agreement OF the Michigan Pas
s.nzsr Agents TO sell tickets, when ten or
two cents per mile. IS going to De a big
benefit 10 theatrical comDaoies. When the
Interstate Commsrcs law went into effect.
u crippled many companies on account Of
the increased passenger rates. on; the new
rule will work TO their advantage. in Mich
gan az least
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24
BRYANoT SENTENCED.
The Countsrfsiter and jail Hrssksr Gets
Eight Years. and $500 FIne.

Ehs tounterfetfer and jail treskor tets
light Ys<rr. and $500 rine.
Albert 5. Bryandt was taken from the
Jail yesterday morning to the United states
Court room, 10 receive senten oe for tbs
crime Of couDtsr.eiting for y hich he was
convicted last Spring.
Judge Saverns asked Bryandt II he had
anything 10 say Why the sentences of the
court should not be passed upon him. he
said No"
The Judge talked at some length, review
ing the crime aud stating q BRYANT that
the sentence of four years which he had
rscsved ia the same court Tor q similar
crime, Sept. >. 1881 bad no. seemed & re-
form him. The Judge said thst Bryandt
wss shown by the testimony 10 have bscn
the originator OF toe business iu tais part
of the country, and was the head Of the
gang.
The prisoner said that be had been drawn
into the crime bv Harry Aooer. VINO was
arrested bat acquitted 90 = charge Oh coun-
tcrfeiting. by inquiry the judge learned
that Brvsndt has two Sous ADD one daugh-
ter Eunice. who lives with her mother.
The Judge sentenced him 10 eight pears at
hard labor IN the Detroit House Of Cor
rsction. together with fine OF $500, and
that he stand committed until the fine is
paid or be Is discharged by law.
Brysndt did not seem grestlv moved and
asked the Judge II be thOught that he would
live out the term Of MS sentence
After the passing Of sentence Bryandt
was taken 10 Shsrpstscn's gallery on Canal
81 20 De photographed The frst proof
proved unsatisfactory and be was taken
pack in the afternoon for another citing.
II you want a servant girl Try our want Col
urnns snd you vii maze hall dozen. We don't
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

A prom brat physician who taxes quite
an interest 10 politics. said few days ago
that ia his travels among his pagient. he
bad found shout fity vn0 v9fei for Cleva-
lsad f8ar yssrs ago, bui Intended 10 vote
for Bsrrison and pr0tsction t5is time.
Hs hai also found only TO neuabiicans
who had olaeli ins Democrat party
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

F. 9. F.yon, she sx-ps,rolnsn. has been
heard from. He = IN Ions. and a sub.
p.ana has been served 90 him ~ The Sheriff
81 fonHs County Accor fing 20 the writ
served an aim Lyon shouid have appeared
Ia Police Court yesterday moTufnr. where
BE vss vsnt-d very hsdiy a. swlfness. bat
no LYsn came.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Ncz Eick snd sol Psrehbsuc rer. a
coupls Of men employed ia West 81 de
iras tlundrv, bad = prrs gAt 5f their opn
Nontav. and kiex losf tas feat on foul
farohhrueker wss srrssisl. ard yesterday
slornin. as paid g. 55 towards ~ Larary
H.t.A
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Nou il fnd Der sfuliinE 1izht s1d 1ev.
Aifhouzh a. Lmes 80 e n8t SsT
A. shonid you Torder So v1n meet
Tss constant sgnle rexsri BE- ssefh
>ae or = lsagas sose Felss - saa~
Nhirh @ozasionf MAKES Nhte a. sznw
rhsf ared isngui 80 ing snt sa8 s-sf.
ahe = v.rv Sfssxrresaie Tsks - ~
Csrfar's Enfle Tarsr Fils h@fars ~ rf~r
srs g,a wiil Sos relief Thev sever fsii 4,
~ zssst
fasv ra<s ous So ss teonxh - ~ss
Forth aFi1g. Take a3e 81 CaFees Lite
Ia~e< Ft5.s ssfer esAn1. 81 nI - sva
5vsr-r~is. 80 digs-ksse. go tsas So vs<rg
9 tae xzses@.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

We have too large a stock Of Wall Paper
to carry over. To reduce stock. will sell
for few days for less than cost Of manu-
facture. O. NJ DUNHAM,
% South Divisinn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Rubber Boots for men, 81 The best
Boston" boot. IS. Mems good rubbers, soc
Good style ladies' rubbers DC Childrens
Red Top boots, 75c. Mems solid leather
boots. 81 35. Mems triple sole boots. 81 20.
Boys boots in every style and lower thsn
manufacturers prices.
PoPULAR SHOE House..
as Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Order 80 All msm5 5sys Of b. Bslkrsp
Hgsf'ars organization wiii met far drll a.
- sh.s eveai7g a. gcs's iialf
q ". bCSrUI. CAPT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Nsehns Wednesday svsu nE, ecio5er a
a 7.0 e. Lncss Hail krsr7 msmher T.
requested 60 he present. ss Business of .m-
aor.sucs wifl ~ braaxhf np slso arrange
nsent- 81 be made f7r trlps oat 80 .ar
city E ~. Joss President
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

This discounts them all: Fine new stock
OF WALL PAPER for hslf-price for few days
only. o. NJ. DUsHAM,
0S Soutb Division at
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

IsHrw TrnsF8 noSsoEA sEeu
0r'r ~ p.zr. We here as wcths sd
sfzez. TorxzAs SHoF Arrsr
- Csnss-~A
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Wall paper Wall paperi A large as
sortment OF latest designs mo old damaged
stock. Lowest prices ever heard of Call
and see for yourself. O. NJ. DUsHAa.
% South Division st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

A handsome comp srion is ere 81 TIE
rrfsirst rsarus wusn car roSsesE.
poT4uli's Cons pisxiou Poster EiVes g.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Don ask "a 10 send q bll FOR that Want Al
huf euciose ibs sismps or silver hy mail or me-
sengoI. our Went Columns viii rent your house
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

The place 10 buy crushed coke is OF the
Central Coal Co. Telephone S34.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Irnt ssk rs lo send biii f1r hat Want Al
hli ems .osc Gaze sgaufis or silver - mai Or mes
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Dsy Board $3.50 per week. at Moran,
Restaurant.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Dr. Aylcsworth has removed bis residence
20 305 North loBis-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

AsHFusKR Busch is coming with tn,
Democratic blow out.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Painters look here For few days We
will eel paints. oils, brushes aud varnishes
at greatly reduced price for cash.
O. NJ. DUNHAN.
28 South Division-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Everybody wants 10 get acquainted
with ANHEusER BusCH.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

~ you vsnL s.fsHti at ift uHf Nslt Col
Gu - siil Yoi = have halt coau Ne dau 4
susfsntes Tie girs but yeu y I'D surely gei IeIlos
lrt
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

ASHEUsER BUSCH is the best in the mar
ket
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

II zee wsni wcoa ~ he carload OF ce~d
sey Il - tbs SsnIrsl Cesl -. Is.sl soas
ss4
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

You cannot AFFORD to ask for anything
but ANHEusER Busch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

fert-- 20 rrftr serfsits. <sirsfior nil
f1gr arhss sod Falrs frce IS
reFfs@t e check c=sFi a. -ue>
krs Ca9ss sgrlo 80 ~ -. PTfce
So
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Look at these prices Nice new patterns
Of wal! paper. oply , cents per roll. best
white blanks 5 cents per roll; gilt papers
flom 10 10 cents per roll.
q. ". DuNHAx
- Socih Divi.iou-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

vsssh n. sssrrszs Bssea psrsa..
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Order your Jackson Hiii coal Of the Cen
trail Coal Company. Telephone, sii.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

AsurusrR Buson viii be here SATURDAY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

n you want a servant gir try our want Col
urnns snd you vill maze hall a dozen. We don't
guarantee the girls hui y0u wiilsurclg get replies
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Order cooking a speciality, at Moran's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24
ASHEUsER BuscH is coming.
BUSINESS BRENTTIRs.
MISS =. +. TROWBRIDGE.

REITsrIoy. REspisG sSD ORaToaY.
Instruction in al Departments OF Eiocu-
ton. articulation. pronunciation. vocal
c ltturs ard art expression
Hihle shskesussrs ard general reading
r - ca sihsnics ard grace lessons 10
Ds'sari
terms app = in person Or by isttsf At
tls Livingston.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Gar prices Tor our Want Columns sFe very iow
i.oos A. the head OF che coiumu. lerhaps just
Nh a. you want you wiii hud t1ers, II mot you
can soon get &c by advertising.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-24

Oysters and Game, at Moran's.