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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
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WANTED MAN To TAKE THE AGENCY
" OF our safes: size 2sxisx1s inches. weight
500 lbs. retail price SIS. other sizes in proportion
A rare chance and permanent business These
SAFES meet a demand never before supplied by
other safe com mpanies rs We arc not governed by
the safe Pool Alpine safe Company, Cincinnati,
Ohio. " Z sat Dec o
yVANTFD-THREE GOOD SOLICITORS TO
W sell Holiday goods on instsllmeDts in Grand
Rapids Kalamazoo and Lansing. Call early
Room 81 Porter blccs, Livls Ou-st entrance. %
GEMS WANTED-LADIES OK GENTLE
a men Of good address, for city or oouasry
trade: particulars tree. Cali or address Agents
supply Company, 10. Pearl-st 242if
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

lEONEY TO LOAE-AT FAIT.As 4 sWART.
II h0gts. lsvgeS National City Bsuk build
inx.
I HAvE 20oo nofLsRs WANT To PLACE
| On sood rnal estate tut the sec1riT must te
gil'slg Csil A. ooce No. 3 LcTetf tlo,ck.
lana- 4. A d ID. le- III
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
Furniture stored.

RNITURE STORED. PACKED AND
y moved. EIpeTt packers sent on short notice
by Radc.if & Holt. Ill south Diylsion-st., tele-
phone No epl Jau'y 9. so
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

BkwssE or B0eIs TTt @EEs.
Ua1ar lhs s1oss 1ss.alzg tns Dslross 4
Trsia &c ezls 4lfs1kloa - slsssfnsr Go 4
rspuiabls trick sad ssrrs Fotsfs sss,Est I
K % tas foilo~inz editorial No deabs +
thsrs ~iH - "a sttsngt - sors t1is
scos1as asd ether siu.lss traads every
xhsss shrsax xa0at TIE Sssts. Let sTsry
Espablicsn bs % ths alsrt Ihs fs5-
sns says -Alr=aty sss ne Democratic
uansz@rs u this ssass sszzgsd n fFead-
alsGs seasnss u dsfEsad sad dscsiss
sonssf vofsrs Oss Of thsss iast broaght
- light is q bogus kspubhesn ticket n
. beaded -Rspubiieaa tieEst-hAERisos
aad A0EFos Ia Ihs hst q sloctoSs 80
names srs ~rosz follOsiaz this u ths
rsgaiar STATE tickst e. fHt.
Ihrss mors bogus tickets srs oas and
wsrs sL0sn 70 tAs Trtbuas yesterday.
Ihsy ssrs sydsotiy a. printed At tho
sane plses. Ous - hsaisd;
~USi0s LAB0s TICKEI
"SKnEErea Alb CUSSIssaAs
@foR ELECfoas."
Then follow tue names % tia Democrat
candidates for electors, tns name of The
Democrat candldaIs foE Congress % salt
ilst net and tie names q the Democrat
eaBdldatrs for State officers.
Another IS beaded. ~Crsenosek 7 east
-srREErza snd CUNNINGHAM. followed
the same az ths hfsi, by The Democrat
candidates for electors, Congress snd
state Ficefs.
Another With ths sams fall list OF Dem
oerat candidates is hesdsd, "Grsenback
Labor Ticket SrkEzrER and CUNNING
Ham. etc.
la short, al three O., these bogus tick
cts hare the fuH list II Democrat ca.-
diJa.es from electors d0lcH
Thus vs. have discovered one bogus
Republican ticket, and three bogus Union
Labor and Gfeenbsck tickets.
Very likely other bogus tickets will
appear NA rA~SiA'A my As~So tNs ArA
,heml Spot the men who attempt to use
them.
Have committees at every polling place
to examine tickets aud prevent fraud
FORD's GREAT wool ARGUMENT.
In bis speech at Grand Haven Friday
night, Congressman FoED stated that the
experience OF eighty years showed that
the higher the tariff placed on wool, the
lower the price of the commodity in the
home market. In the same breath be
also stated tia. tRrlh ls a tax which IS
invariably added 10 the price Of the ar
t.cle. Afterwards, apparently realizing
the contradictory nature OF his assertions.
be attempted to reconcile them by saying
that IL q high tariff was levied on wool.
the manufacturer would be obliged to
paw so much for the imported srtic .
taAt 40 could not afford to pay much for
that rsised 81 home.
This Is logic indesdl The tariff il tax
added 10 the price o. everything bat
WOOL 1nS voolsn manufacturers are
ro6hing the people and reaping enoF-
nous profits, sided in their nefsrious
business by the tarif. Yet the price Of
wool must not De advanced lest these same
robbers should have their steslings cut
down. This Is Democratic consistency.
Brains and experience, said Speaker
CARLIsLE, "snd not ghbness, are what i5
nsedsd for meeting of the Ways anu
Mesps Committee" Mr.. CARLISLE
gaugsd Mr. FoRD very accurately.
Judged by bis speech the Little Giant
would seem to be largely lacking In the
first mentioned requisite, snd brains
are essential TO q Congressman as well
IS q member OF a committee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

BOARDING - TWO NEWLY FURNISHED
ID rooms bath room. etc, with board in private
family al Loo Barcay-sr., few doors North of
Lyon on Gable line 80
NOTITE-wiLL TIE GENTLEMAN WHO
Y called TO see about board a. l5j Barclay-st.
last Friday. plesse call again
TOR RENr - FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
L BOARD for two gentlemen or gentleman and
and wife, at % Bostwick-st All modern cOnyeB-
fences. 297if
CIRST- CLASS BOARD AND Rooms CHEAP
Z Rooms with out board, ii parties wish. j.,
South Divsion-st 5lS
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

feI Ffeziaerl oi .le Lalted stsies-~
BENZ AaGlN HAkLIlsD>.
roo llt-l lIssIleat d. tle uasd -iatss-
LENI T.. AOhHOS.
fef AfuffT 81 EGU srfs-. Fitl taktr'rf
enARLE, r. BELkNAP.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Tsakss pssscb puhlisnes the portraits
of the Democratic county candiastss
4 = notceabse that Twas r. krNxKv
= re only one Who iidn't reniove his
bat ~ben his picture vas taken Nov,
WY i;dn't Lrw,x rszsovs ffs hatf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

IyaNTED-A sfCoND HAND THREE SAW
" e7grr Gife ful dcsrrTficn n condition
'ad pdee Addrsss box i5l VhHe Cloud 50
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

A DIFFERENCE.

In yo0r s1peusnos ss elsihsRg soy~r
Yea have undoubtedly notlcea = msterlsl
cineFeaoe Ia ne sooas ssE have purchases
fEona lnae 10 uMe.
4 cifsrsnoe Ia TIER wear . difference IN
thslf a. style. easAty and EHssA-
You oeEtaiRly have noticed II. after tsv-
i1K bought ~ any Of our competiiors saeh
goods - they are cole 70 obtain ~ the var
ious clothing markets q the country Nou
have purchased ~ us one 81 cur taller mace
suits or OYerCosts you must lDceeo es oui
of com mprehensieu u yoa c3EBot detoci their
supenOrity ~ everything tbat goes - maze
sood saTments- Their superior quality is
stAn pee su every itepa q their MAKE up
From the TINE the goods 70 lEto the
bands oi tie cutters untl their nnhl inspec-
ton every process a. manufacturing Il SUB
iecied 60 the Elosi Jealous caIs, thos lnsOr'
ing the bssl possible resuits-
Not only q manufacturing DO We have
an advantage Of our competitors IN quality
styie. 3t and finish. tat the saving 10 us of
9 manufacturer proht o. from IS Is 10 30
per cent il matter OF great conseq nence
not only 10 us bat 10 you likewise.
From possessing the ADVANTAGES herein
set forth We are willing aud anxious 20
share them with our customers. lours
ANXIOUS 10 please.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

rhe Repnhlicsos made 10 boast q
whst thsy were Eoiug - d lsst night bat
vent aud iid q.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
SIfsreH1neoffs.

VT1NTFn-BY a FfuT FREFsRFn 70
" fescA rez-IT rvsTT s~arca o. u r. Pre-
ffess etgfsss0E. sr- rTFi1x tne wof sFF-gTfd
Hsf'f1f. fIeo 81 th-es r-itse 2 scao osrs iHsf-rf-
iifr ~ tneir ho~3es tf r,-e erred Ar1-ess ~
csFe srfie- 80 g
4 AnTss wHo RI-H 10 BECoNE SAEFENu-
~ snr iressaaSs~S a sd see fae -fsee sTeut
"a o-e ~ fee f7esf sTsfer8s ~ frftfua a. fffjra
Enr91 60 80 world 80 ~ F-s iesa-s ia Frf-
-resd ffrrz srd s-sufrg. Afrer Eeek ~ r.
srrrEr1 ri rr5s -eff- 49, rfr~7- fsr q
a. srr-r1-a .s~e1 tIl1 s-ti<t.c cre~s f1fter sEf
eHa~ efr So arfs - ner -1sfz w~r
ear ere 80 n s~a Re- ~sse f-er -
IS nsr rTnth IN So - farr
$50
TTkkTEEt SIkfF~ s1A @ .l ~
" ~ eeefeasrte-s ~ Pear - ksre
taern pai ar - o-ce- We hsr 8 srzlsrn -
~ ner resese - rsssE 2 Beas-1 N
gses sxps-eaoe -
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

yTANTFD Two NTCF gTTsHF0
rsors ~ish osrs. fn nee family. fr -s1
s8d g. nd irsal. Ans~e- J. p. so. Peerl
= frsr- sfasel- IA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

whst ne americsn people io- not
knn~ NV q TIE tsr'r = re -crth knes-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
For Re,lf--RoOD,S.

TOR REST-FURNIsHED FRONT SITTING
L and bed rocms, one block from Morton
House ladies preferred. Address l.. r., care OF
Carrier -. 5i0
NOR RENT-A VERY PLEASANT SUITE or
L unfurniEheG rooms. steam heated on tTst
floor At the -'Brunswick 800
COR RENT-SICE UNFINISHED ROOMS.
4 l2t Jeren1 81 so
IOR RENT-EICE FURNISHED ROOMS
rooms sor house, kecpng, heated with fur
mace. 2l2 Bsrtlett-st opposite south Division -.
school house 10
IOR RENT TWO ROOMS At Is CRESCENT
ave = Mr.. e. l.. Howe. 80
. FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
A mOdated with rooms during the Republican
campaign. 81 Founiain-st so
TOR fENT-FU RNIsHED ROOMS. STEAM
r heated. and furnished rooms for Eight house
keeping. Apply at nom lbs, New Honsetnan
block. Dec. ioif
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

BOdrdSpg.

TOR RENT-ONE-HALF CT TIE STORE
I No. y CnnalSt. for particulars enquire o.
e.. A 8eTwin. iS4tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

rhe tnisoving = fspcrifs verse With
TIE hstie xirls on "fhs Hal' si present.
Hsrrss-n. He--ss-r
Hr's shc etan
- esat rnts
ss.t arr fat1ies caa
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
For Rs7lt--HOs5ses.

NOR RENT-A SMALL HOUSE WITH FIVE
L rooms, gas cellar ana water, 10 bust
quire a. once Of II. :. Pressburg, room Y Widdi
comb block 319
TOR RENT-HOUsF WITH TWELVE ROOMS:
L suitable for two families. or boarding house.
with or without barn. five blocks sonth of Mon
rOe-st street cars pass the door. Enquire Of O. j
Merritt, 6i south Division ST $40
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

VANTED-POsIriCN As HOysEKEEPEB
W state wages, and number "a the family.
Address h0usekeeper care c. TelegIam-H Herald
90
NTED-IMMEDIATELY BIZ A YOUNG
w LADY learning trade. place 20 WORK for her
board Enquire az M~. McCalis nressmaking
Rooms Kendall Block. s04
WANTED-wAsHING TO DO Al HONE
" a. Buchanan 81. 90
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

IANIED 30 GIRLS FOE 6FNERAL
W 20 se@orf, D. cla.a tssln aids, "a niBg roou
gifs, cook, lsualy girls tall afternoon
sweat L eiaWls E.l E.0TLeul Ps-.ors kooE1s -
ana 2 Aestcn biloxi Csnzi e. $40
nAN ED TWO GOOD uINfNG ROOM
W girs al the Michigan House si
NANTED-COmPETEE 0lkI FOR GENER-
w a. hpwewofk- Apply al 0ace s-f Cherg
- 3il
tVANTED-CnlLD NURSE FOR TWO CHIf~
" dreu over three year Old ApNv on sdou-
day, betw cen AID 8 si Tie Livingston, Room il
su
llANfED-A SECOND GIRL 40. = NANER-
W ley Place, Mn ] Stewart White Sll
lIkL NANTED-pl AETEHs HOUSE WEST
" side. SO
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
Il A 7 s.

Oar Hat DspartmeEt % Feplsts via 81
al he latest sfy les. shapes sae dsslsEs Ia
snd CAps
We are the sels kgeEts TO- ths oelsbrss~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
AlNT ADVERTISEMENTS

s~ HssDheF "a HaSs - 49, 4sxsrsisr1as0s
s@n - tssEa ~ aisisaAx sas = aSsF of
~oras % sssea Aas ksTt 81 : liss eoeets1
IS ea~ fal iE1x
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Aloas stsn a. fso-1
hIlir lls 1-a3 wife
- 80 ga lle sar-I
Nllh bee -Al. r-lI-t lie,
VIII tie ol0-sd of tll llnocents
tre- ut0 III sFeu.
AQI o.lel-, less gIl-ly.
are sllL uniOfglFel
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07
FIFTEEN THOUSAND RICHER.
A CharIestowa woman Draws Pie
I'm The Loufsfana state Lottery.

Mrs Mary Il. Clark. wife Of Mr.. Linus Il.
Clark, superintendent Of the money depart
mcnt Of the Boston postonlcc, who lives at
No 2l7 Main street, Charlestown district, IS
$4,000 richer to-day than she was = few
days ago. The following story OF how she
obtained the money was told toa Herald
reporter by her husbands: GAS long as you
have called ON me,' he said, 81 suppose /
must say something, but, for good reasons
Of my own, i had hopes that moth
ing would be SAID In the papers about
the matter. Notoriety Is not what i
am looking for. ! will say, however.
that is true that my wife held one-twenteth
OF the ticket 00.443, which drew the first
capital prize $500, COO in the drawing of The
Louisiana State Lottery Company nc New
Orleans on the 18th inst. My wife has In
vested 81 IN ticket occasionally In this lot
terry, and had always drawn blanks said
TO her: Mary are you going TO try your luck
again this month"; alluding 20 The June
drawing. She replied that she thought she
would, but asked me II Il was not 10 late.
replied that IL was not, and she sent Si
She thought very little about It afterward,
but took the precaution 10 look for the am
nouncement OF the lucky ticket aftc tho
drawing, and l found that it was 90, 443.
Whom / went home. asked my wife what
her number was, and she said she really did
not remember. She had tucked the paste
board away In her handkerchief box
in a bureau drawer / wcat 10 the draw
er little thinking that she had drawn
part OF the capital prize, butt had an IDEA
that perhaps she had drawn an approxima-
ton prize. As I ran my eye over the ticket
comparing IL with the tclegraphed lucky
number, was almost paralyzed at 1nuing
that they exactly tailed. IL IL needless for
me to add that my wlfe was crazy with de-
light sent the ticket TO New Orleans by
Adams express for collection. Last Friday
! received q check for $4,000 from the
National Bank OF New Orleans on tho
Maverick Bank OF Boston, and have cashed
IT,
my wife and had been plodding along
trying 70 get ahead, saving little here and
little there, and now we have got quito z
start, enough 70 build a couple Of good
houses. any way. 1 shall invest she money
carefully, and we naturally feel elafed over
our coed luck. which will probably neyer
come 10 us again. Boston (Mass) Herald,
June ~. s-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07

Science says that 10 does, but we cannot
help wondering sometimes III there isn't
some mistake about IL, when we see how
stubborniy certain old fogies cling 10 tl.eir
musty and antiquated ideas. IL was believed
once that consumption was incurable, and
although IL has been clearly demonstrated
that tits not, thousands OF old-time physi-
their ears and refuse 10 abandon the theory.
But for all that the world moves on. and DIR.
Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery continues
20 rescue sufferers from consumptiyes'
graves. IL Is a sure cure for this dreaded
disease. IL taken In time. All scrofuous
diseases-and consumption Is concluded in
the llkt--yield 10 IL.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07

An excited Inshman lately rushed into a
appearance generally. ssBe iabbers,. he
yelled, "I'm all wrong entoirely. 1 want
some shtuff 10 siraighten me out Some o.
thin 'Purgatory Bullets will iix me, Pm
thinkin'. What dye tax for thim"g "what
do you meanvy asked the clerk. "'Pur-
gatory Bullets scr, or somethin' lolke that.
they call thim," replied the man. "Shure,
Pm in ptrgatorv already, with headache,
and liver complaint, and bad stomach. and
the divil knows what all" The clerk passed
out vial of DIR. Pleree's Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets, and Pat went of contented.
These little Pellets cure all arrangements
OF liver, stomach and bowels. sugar-coated.
little larger than mustard seeds and pleas
ant 10 take. Druggists.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07


A disclosure exceedingly nnconforta
bic for fhe.relatives and friends of the
English soldiers killed ia Egypt has
been made by the captain Of the Aus
trian vessel Duh. which arrived at
Aberdeen the other day loaded with
bones for fertilizing purposes. The
captain said he had got his load from
Alexandria. and that the bones all
came from Cairo. He thought they
were the bones Of giraffcs, buifaloes.
antelopes. etc. but he was obliged
personally 10 watch the loading Of his
ship and reject complete human skele-
tons that were brought 10 him. The
natives were very indignant at his re-
fusal 20 accept the bones of Christians.
and said il was their custom To dig on
baitle-helds and pull the bodies out Of
shallow trenches. 1t has been found
that in spite Of the captains precau-
lions the cargo of the Dub contains the
bones Of many English soldiers. the
natives having resorted 10 the simple
method Of pulling the skeletons TO
pieces and presenting them minus
heads and hands when they found com
plete framcwoiks 10 be unaccepted.-
NeW York Sun.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07

Prof. j. Jacobsen. who has been IN
the province for some wears collect
ing Indian curios for the Hamburg mu-
scum and writing mp the habits. Gus
toms, and traditions Of tile aborigines,
arrived down on the Boscowifz from
the Bella Coola. The professor spent
All last winter az Tucalo. the head Of
the southernmost Of the Bentinck arms
which is distantfrom Bella Coola about
eighty miles. Here he found the In
dian In his primitive state, wild. un-
tutored savage, with buta scant knowl-
edge OF the habits or customs OF civil
ization. The inlet, running far inland
and being every way out Of the course
OF traders or prospectors, Is never Wis
tied, and the Indians say no white man
ever went up TO the head Of IL before.
They live there, as they do in most plac-
es around the coast. by hunting and
fishing. deer and fur-bearing animals
abounding In large numbers. They are
without missionaries, and cannibalism
Is rampant. The professor tells 0:
some sickening sights which he wit
messed there during the past winter
which ut this day one could not believe
capable of being witnessed so near
home, did the information not come
from reliable person. The custom IL
still carried out there of men ambi-
tious for the honors Of chicftain betak-
ing themselves TO the woods, and, az
ter remaining there for some time,
coming back possessed of spirit and
biting pieces Of flesh from those whom
they first meet One who wished to
graduate last winter went out and re-
manned several weeks, though he came
near the camp occasionally and made
night hideous with his yells. When
he came 10 the tribe he came naked,
notwithstanding that IL was the middle
Of winter, with two or three feet OF
snow on the ground. The first man he
met he seized. knocked down, and bit
piece out of his arm, which he chew
ed rayenously. This was repeated
many times over. his face becoming
smeared with blood, and presenting
hendish appearance. The victims OF
the would-be chicftain's bites receive
i'm return for their pains a small pecu-
mary compensation, and IL Is an honor
10 carry the sears The more sears of
this kind that decorate an Indians
body the more numerous are his hon
ors, and when he comes 10 have u good
many he becomes chieftain in little
way. The bitter on one occasion made
break for the professor. who soon
gave him 10 understand that he was
going 10 experience something pretty
tough il he tackled him. He was no
further molested.
IL il the intention of Prof Jacobsen
TO reside in the province permanently.
and he will go north again. He
brought down with him many valuable
curios, which will be forwarded 10 Ger
many Victoria (B. CD Colonst.
A scientist has discovered curious
regularity in the geographical dis
tribution of certain virtue and vices.
Intempcrance is found north of the
forty-eighth parallel; amatory aberra-
tions sonth of the forty-iifth: financial
extravaganza in large seaports. thrift
in pastoral highland regions. Under
this theory the cure of certain faults
might lie produced by transportation
of offenders from one climate To
another.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07
Are You Going TO the Centennial FIX
position at Cfnetunntiy

This remark seems 10 be the general ex-
preston heard every day on the streets in
the cities and towns throughout the Ohio
Valley and Central States. The q. III. A. ID.
II. r., always alive 10 the Interests OF It's pat
rons, give notice that extreme low rate tick
cts can be had over its road, and as this line
has the finest equipment In the land and
runs through cars TO Cincinnati from Chi
cago, ST. Louis, Detroit, Toledo, Indianapolis,
Lima, Dayton, Springfield. Ills, and keo-
kuk, Iowa, and Is known as the Great
Through Car Line from and 10 Cincinnati, the
travelling public will be properly taken care
OF by asking for tickets via this fayorite line.
Remember the dates--July 4th TO October
9th, lsSs-the place Cincinnati and the road
q. III. a ID.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07

II after an evenings racket OF dissipa-
ton, when you are ashamed to be seen by
your good old mother, or your patient.
waiting wife, who is too willing TO believe
that you have been ont on honest bus iness,
60 20 some druggist. or barkeeper and
tell him you want a tumbler OF the coming
national beverage, Moxie- II viii remove
IL all in an hour, and you will wake up in
the morning with no al effects ofyour bad
behavior. IL you have an appeti.s for
liquor IL will remove IL. IL your wife
earns your living for you get bottle for
her. II will rest her aching limbs and
give her double powers of endurance. 30
cts. quart bottle For sale by all drug
gists-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07

The question OF female suffrage has agi-
tatcd the tongues ana pens OF reformers for
many years, and good arguments have been
addueed for and against A. Many OF the
softer sex gould vote intelligently, and many
would vote NJ their husbands did, and give
no thought 20 the merits OF political issue.
tie Prescription. for they know IL Is boon
&c their sex. u r. nnegnalled for the cure OF
leucorrhea, abnormal discharges, morning
sickness, and the countless ills TO which
women are subject IL IL the only remedy
for woman's peculiar weaknesses and all
ments. sold by druggists, under positive
guarantee from the manufacturers, that IL
will give satisfaction In every case. or money
will be refunded. See guarantee on wrap
per around bottle.
DAVID ODER, OF White Oak, Pa, has had
lead pencil forty years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07
ITCHING PILES.

rxrTons--Moistnre: intense Itching and sting
ing; most at night; worse by scratching III allow.
ed 10 continue tumors form, which often bleed and
ulccrate becoming very sore. SwArNE's ONT
nENr stops the itching and bleeding, heals ulcera-
on, and In many cases removes the tnmors. IL IL
equally efhcaceous IN curing all skin Diseascs-
swAysE's OINTMENT can be obtained OF druggists.
Sent by mail for 80 cents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07

verocchio, the master who gave up paint
ing when his pupil, the great Leonardo, ex-
celled him on his own canvas In soiiness and
br illiancy Of coloring. gained that name by
the true eye (yef-occhio).
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07

The child of very fashionable Aus
tin lady was sick. The doctor came
and wrote out prescription, which
the servant carried 20 the drug store.
IF the child don't keep the first
powder on his stomach YOU must give
him another one" remarked the clerk,
pasting the label ON.
.sGib him another onem exclaimed
the colored lady; lob course we Is
gwineter glib him ernudder one We
amt no poah folks. You doan 'spect
we's gwineter glib him dc same one
oler agin, does ver2" Ttrds SifIiH0S.
The expense Of living in the city Of
New York may be conjectured from a
remark in the MAI and Express that a
man with an income underS5.0 900 fiuds
the country healthier than the city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07

If You have numbness arms or limbs, heart
slips beats. ,humps hutsers, you arc nervous
and irritable = in danger OF shoek-Dr. KilmePs
ocnAs-wxnp regulates. relieves. and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07

When Baby was sick. we gave her castoria,
When she was a Child. she cried for castoria,
when she became Miss. she chung 10 castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them castoria,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07

After a hard fight few days ago near
Delta. Pa. q rabbit prevented crow from
eating her little ones.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07

The Burns County, ID. T., Commissioners
have this season paid bounty OF . cents
each on $1,000 gopher tails,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07

FIrs.-AIi Fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer No Fits after first days use. Mar
vslous cures Treatise and ssoo trial bottle free 10
Viz Send Dr. Kline. e3r Arch 81, Phila, Pa.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-07-07

Even the most disposed thing may have It's
uses. sparrows are now busily engaged In
preparing for the fall reed bird market