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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
For Ee9ls--ROo,px,

EOR RENT - TWO FRONT ROOMS: STEAM
y heated aud gas vi n board Elsquire al sec.
tion Central Place. Fountain -. slf
TO RENT-TWO NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
Il with bath room, etc. with hoard, at $50 Bar
c.ay-st., lev dOOrs north Of LyOn-st. on Cable
line 81
I ARGE FRONT ROOM NEWLY FURNISHED
IL and heated. with board for two gentlemen or
man and wife elso one small room, No 50 Slste-
4. 80
rOR RENT - TWO NICE UNFCRNIsH ed
y rooms on ground fOor At IA Lyon-st Oniy
stone throw nom pOstofiice Sl6
EOR BENT-FURNISHE ROOMS. sTKAM
L heated and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply at room los New HonsemAn
DiOrk. iecf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Ages

The following is list Of tina marriage
licenses issued since last published. with
the names, residence when outside the city,
aud ages OF the partisS
Harry -farpsteeu wyoming. Ffe
-1ICre-. ottawa Co., -2l-l6
lcfu- Van Doltt. An1lc pokter. r.............. > 90
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
Hep Uanfed-- Ifafe.

tlAN ftD-Sh FtENIEgEE FsGIoRN -
~ Nef.o<fn rslu,y iss-als s-..p ~ a. 81 bs4.-s
tts La "a sIe-sf ALI el ss-i.- ~ ~ l1l also
as - 81 a-1er 81. AIS TED. ~ ElftilHf
! sis4 Tor zttgess 2'y . t1is o-ee. -
Il AA4t 4ty-kLAC KsNIIH a. 6s CHHkAY-
W - u " fflfs. $40
w. EU-A hAA ~ AD4Ar lhfasI ID
81 comedy company plagine on of ias
= - NcN ter6 ss1ce ecsscs -Maa cSpls
.4-iso loee if s4n-l.g bushes Il 1ress. Il p.
-, Crescent Hc-si. ES
WAAIkD-A PRACTICAL MOOD TrRNER
w ~ Hofs o. ~ - ulolh .ashe sIsse sskes
s1d expeilence. hrte 10 the nithsou iuuibe7
Co. Insf.eyO4I klch. sit
WAAIED ~ GOOD MN Al YOUR owN
w homes' money made easy. seiis 90 sigut.
send -oe f)f sample sBd particulars kinney Z
Co. Room 2 81 Aonsoe e. Wsl irlsun
UANIEp-i FACTORY MAN , IINNERs
W tfaf cling sal-s fseu adFerislng agenls
J oehFeFg man. s0llcltog q 8 per Ne =. men
lH iNntser woods CaA a. cne sweat q
snitn h4 glog mFnt hKehauge, Osnsi- r.. hoJms
"a dtd -, weston cuilc L..
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

WAATED-A CONPETENT sFCoND GIRL AT
w u sorih lafayette 81, corner F0uuIAin-st
WANTED 4 COMPETENT COOK AND
w second girl Apply 10 3Fs Geo. ID. sis<on.
corner state sni Msilson-Aye. ST
llRNTED = A GIRL or WOMAN Foa
" general hOnsework. Cali ia The iore1o u
~ y. front-sf. al
WANTED A GOOD Girl FOR GENFKXT
w housevors. Apply 20 Mrs A. B. wyses, It's
North Lsisyctte-st 81
NANfFO-A NURSE GIRIs-MCsT BE TIDY
w aud healthy about IS yesrs old. Apply a.
liS Paris-sve- Mrs. -. > Hopkins. SIS
WASTED-A COMPETENT Girl FOR GIN
w era housenork, a. $50 South uniou-st. 3i5
WANTED % GIRLS FOR GENERAL
w housework, 10 chaaa beFrnaids, s. q ning room
giris cooks, 3 laundry giFis Call afternoons.
sweat a smiths Employ ment PaTiOEs. Rooms a
and IS Weston block, Canal-ss. SIS
WANTED - COMPETENT Girl FOR GEN
w era housework. $50 per week Apply al
3u-sErGVe-ct 8l5
WANTkD-AT ONCE. A GIRL FOR GENERAL
W homework. Is CouI;-st 3i6
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

The Aorrisa Bed Lounge hss been exam
med By many experfs. and al pronounce Il
ss being the best N the msrket and cisss IL
a. the head Of al Others Facts are stub
born tbinzs and 10 be convinced that this
lgBngs i IN ths van. cal should be made
ss Ar. Nsrris factory. II South UvisiOa-
a.. and sxauiiue "a workings.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
hfoaey TIE Tom.

MONEY TO LOAN FOR THE NORTHwTsT-
ltl err Hutusl Iif- Insurance Co % Nisagi-
kee, IN sums o. tI0o( and upwards ~ farm aid
city property A. iovess curft ut rates Of inisresf
SecuTity must he hIstc.sss. k0re 4 NllsOo. Led
yard block.
NONEY TO LOAN-AT FALLAs 4 swART-
VI hous lawyers. National Cliy Rank build
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

w store oi any kind whole ale preferred
Wage 10 object for permanent SIT. Address s.
D, boy 8, this Once gI7
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Ebflsnd is called John Bull. bot thsru IS
ne sobrqrst for Dr.. BuiPs Cough Syrup.
Salvation Oil Is he result q years of.taiv
70 prodlcs a peFfsct linimsnt a: small
-esf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
Miscellaneous.

DrssOIUTIOS OF COPARTNFRsHTP-T -THF
~ firm of Pearssll 4 I0fy j. thfs dsy ds-sa,reS
~ mutual consent The business % TIE ffua wtil
BE settled ~ T. N Toy.
ORLANDO < PEAREaLE.
= rnIT
Grand Rspids Nov. ? isss. ST.
ICEATHEs sTRIP5 - BRING AL ORDERs
W n besdauarters No. Z Fear a. snf have
them puF on At once, whe ter Hsfris3u IS eset ~
Or Bof who.essie O. refsA q J. Runs-1l 8
years errarfsu S.f
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

ToR SALE HAMMOND TYFE WFrTFp-
/ rooa - go - ~ ssfrrvs = oss@ - 60
EoE ssTE-A saRFAIv-HEw 81f.E F6k
ree-St AS
Ir0R SAY - ryrTGNe ~ Horsv kT7 ICfr
j q tae p La HsTs. Nai peg cash re-e-
f~au ko = - srTig ~ cosnsIL p Esr-k
l1za-~t SIS
TW7 49, NEH sfK-sCcM rorSE IS
K scuih psrt ~ fEg ss7s Hfr Aort1 ~ eerf
'ense4 lesl-e fss N9-reE - fn
TOR sALs cEatF 4 -of7D TNfNTT
i rass fra rrrars srea- rssv r+<rs
ssou - - - soufs fr-n = 20
CcR stfE Sv ENTTFs NfgfT ~
mFr< ~ ~ 81 'saz4rr 49,
sr-efF~~ aGs~r enFe@ - esExlcgs.s - sg,o,rire
81 O. 4 E<Tw1a- - = Casa .. sssu
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

a =
4 arrive 81 ard eegAn nom Dio1 Depot
I1FsHi.
Fxr faT On. .osgo. Muskee sno Io.od0f gpsu
Fsst - p % lticsso .-..--.--.... ~ - = n
ExUres fos Aussegvn and Hsrt..-.......f q bn
Night txprsss fof lhcsgo ........ 80 qn rr9
Nirht frp-ess ioY ibcisasro' "a .... n o. = -
- BIG ksfdds. BALDWIN. Iuddingtou
rorBis Espsds Bsievin Iudi6ssoa' and 70
Nsnises -. '-.'--.s t1sn
EsTress for huskegon ems {. Hsven so pm
Sishs E1prez iron chseseo 100000. *e0sn
! fht L1pFest rom inQisHs 70 - -..--.f 21a
THpress ffou kDssegyo ard lsrt.-----..+ - ses n
Nsii from chi<ae1 sp3 hutkeran. n.....-f ? s. pm
fxFreS fr1rn - p sno e sFsn rs ~ pm
tJpress fron fvssvster ard NusteronT opn
Fsst FJrrnes ron p hicsyo... ets q
Eron -. re. Leoinsion, bs'ovfn
Frrrs xsn,.fee. Iuginrtau. Rsl1vir tt 8pm
LAZY DE sxre5s sfHtss. frisfg sEesss
sstu-dsv sfslv exeepf soaiasy
-.res SrssI ss, s - = = ~ ,gs.ys - ~ - = -
tTsis -No eysrs ctsrrs ~ sssis- 1fFvugh
seepsne aps cbs,f ce- fetween InfIso-
- -~~,eb sl.ers-r 80 =. - tesgs ~ al nrm
tran --f-uinD 71ekfs sese> s. Nor rTr-a.
- ftfFsFTsr 7fnz, Nsusgst
"uFrsE esvFTr ~ sff-fu. Pss. gsnt
pKTRolT. rhvsfEs 6rJFTHfEs
~ Fspids 4 sse.ra~ fsst.4s- a. "a - ~
s % .@ o-ss nsss. - p Isa
& g., go 60 isyaf - e@ ~
bnrn -. A. sz ps
ia - - r. s..gs @
~ ,5 sse.es~ -. - -
1sr
=. : rs-s ,'ss, lesrss az 1aS. : Fa,Es1s =
fsTe ar hetvser r,essf sr.t t1sst ~ 4.
ssln. as~log Drr~o.. 4 3 f.n A. tfs fsp
-. f.se 1's asssF. prbT snstas osli5 sz-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Fresh Ssh Of az kinds received daily at
DeftenthAlsrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Tie New York Aazwu@ps ara the
most completely knocked out TIE Re
s-st ~ CEkFs1sND add MuLxs. beth Of
Wtom they Supported. shows 'hs true
st-ias cf the NaEwump N politics.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

DAILY. ki offers daily erccpt sunday.
Tskffr sfao' ~ 4 Iu'r =
sleeping car rsr On Pacific and Atlantic Er-
lSsscs = ana from Detroit-PaYior cSrS run on
Day Eypres and Grand Rapids KxpTee q and
IRON DetTot-ili-ecf coBuect3ons " sde - Detroit
with all through trains East-Tfcfets On sale AZ
tnion Ticket offce. g. Monroe 81 and a. Union
depot.
rrp -. BBfsss. Cen'l Az. n Morroesl
q. ". RrGCLEs . T and 7. A. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

I OST-fT THE CITY A LIGHT BAY MARE
IL branded ON the len sioe. Veighs shO4f 100
pounds The fuder VIII bc rewarded by retaFn
ing her or no'iJIg :. \. bales 46S south Divis
iofl-st. 2g3w
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
POINTERS.
You can Buy better made. better trimmed hst.

You can buy better made, better trimmed bet.
ter fitting and better style Suit Overooat for man
youth boy CT child at houSeman Donn4lly Joues'
than elsewhere III the city
Prces-of course you-and SO do we-oonsider
il 20 be the most essential part IN the purchase OF
clothing Now, y II not reasonable, OWING 10 the
fact that manufacture Our goods, thereby SAVING
a large share of the profits competitors have 10
pay To manufacturers that name you prices
on our superior made goods lower than theyG
Our many customers have and the people of
Northern and Western Michigan generally are fast
ascertainng this 10 be fact
Our aim to render a generous value for every
dollar receive from oul patrons We consider
this the only plan whereby a successful clothing bus-
iness be built up and main taned
We might quote yon prices, bat prefer 10 have
you when contemplating purchases IN our line call
and let the price well as the quality. style
hit and finish speak for themselves
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

TIE rrssfesi saie af lounges svsr kucwa
in shls Ciif during ose Fseks tenn 9 rs-
noFtsf form AoyFs fsetrrT. TIA
.oath hirls,Qa-st The N0rris bed icunzs
had sirpsrdcus henn issf w-eg
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Perhaps it wss good politics" for the
DenCcrst usnsgsrs % clsin Michiga0
fcr CLsvsfASD. but !, puts The Aforesaid
maas<ars IN vsry ridiculous situation
wben ths returns cone IN announcing a
piurabsy q =, 900 Zoe HAsRsoS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

T1e 8e-tis 8st Ievrre rscsirs . ~0lH
ne5sl So tas Ciacinnaa Centennial Erposl.
non. This ns.xes tae tAIri MESA -.csir.4
in irs ncrths. cr Sucs lie ioun1e 80
ncf On gae usrkeE
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

CLRVxLASD sacked SACxvILIz. sn Z
thst vss al right. nos. The country has
sscksi CrsvsLsSD. and IA Who says that
sa', al right can's prove it.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

sss-ss = a. ssn1s . o-lleushsler's
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Sans ~ tle narbsrs vboss charzs ter
saavius has been 10 cents. have bad 70
pat The pries I'd % - cents Tor shaving
democrats sinea eisctiou.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

TOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
board for two gentlemen or gentleman and
and wife, at GO Bostwick-sl. All modern conve1-
fences. 297tf
EIksT-CLAS5 BOARD AND Rooms CHEAP.
Z Rooms without board, II parties wish. leS
South Divsion-st sls
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
For Rerlf--ROs1ses.

EOR KETT-A NEAT NEW HOUSE AT 2sl
I Lsgraye'st barn on the alley IDqpiie ~
4ss Souih DivisiOu-st Geo. &. Fitch. II
COR RENT HOUSE WITH IWEITE ROOMS.
suitshle for two families, or boarding house.
With or without barn. five blocks south Of Mon
roe-st.: street ears pas the door. Enquire OF o..
j. Merritt, IS outh Divlson.sf. 3l6
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
1RlIS TIME TABLES

Daily. sUD6avs cHoepiec DAILY
Detroit trTress has pariof car a. Detroit max
ihf oIeSt c ueCfoIsa lof a. fs0i ia al vine
~ he" aTh ~ ltlo a AZ Deal oss aisns
, J 80 La as lH.f Uni a. 4Htlgot ma -
q l,ri conuffi lf VII a. sfHius faf tis fai
II rOlEh "a rosd uCEcts ocean riesf1ssfip
iic e. and eefinf csf borfias secured a tfs
J. e. u n hallway CITY Cflce. - Monfoes = .
Sno at The cfro
Jks. CtxfHrif. CITY Pas agent
cro. b ErFfE. 3Esflc Manager. chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

TOR sAIF or FxcHsSeg-FoP PFar
r estate tn GrRsd Bseias RTsf ~ 81 doinz
g1-03 business. twelve ui ss seut1 ~ TIE rsft IN
ne L. a ~ ssFtea 70 ne a.ii Addsezs
Box D. o. p roa Genre Hieh E
TOR sAfE-ERE FAN sE1DE fvg 10
L ne esfsts oftfe 'sfe DsniFi eretrr e-h1~1
re n.ile ~ - - rifr f-rrffas flrssre-sf II
= frs - ~ ssru, fcT -f ra~9 sr1 ss--
cenfng MAJ - eold u for1 tfr e. f.rte ar-a
iCts a Ar2iy g. Ii7. ~ wc-fh s1Ealai-lraf0r. .
foslFfk g. srsnf Rsu.fs Abh. 1eef
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
Ealr.,iifrre Nfored.

NITURE STORED PACKED AND
L moved. ExpeTt packers sent on short notice
by Rsdc!ih x holt. iii souta DivKion-st iele-
phone No go Jan'y 9. 's9
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

TIE plsrs - sag er'ss aed cos~ : af tas
CenfTa Eral 60. reieet sns ~z
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
TRATS TIME TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS q ISDIANA-IS IFFEcr
" sept -. lssa
GOING FosTH.
Arrive Leave
1rayerse City and Rsckinsg- am IL 81 = m
TO- n lnnAu .... -..... I 30 = ~
For P'tw key ard Macfi1aF s. pm s00p m
Saginaw Frrress ss................1I n ~ am - M
rdfitlhN y 'ft< .-.-..lU 81 y n ~ "a
saginaw Express runs through s0iio-1rGln
leaving al ~ las char a. stiache6 for "a
e. Gty -lISo M uaiu has chsir for
NackiDaw.-- 20 p N train Las sleeping car for
Petcskey aud MscfnaW CITY
OolN9 kouTB
For CIncinnai1.....-...-.- .-.-..-.... liam
For Fort Wayne ana Easl . - sam ii <8am
Tor Cincinnati .......... .. ...... 4oSm o 5O0pm
rom Traverse CITY 10 s1sm
1913 N train nas psrloT csr 10 Cincinnati
Al trains daily eHcepi sunday
bVo ? m iTain has sleeping cfffof ctnrinrar.
300 ? N train rcnnects nt - Grnh1oo ~ d
iIoit and Canadian points arriving IN lso~feit a.
iC:45 . IN
Mnske~rp. Grand Rapid. rrdisna
IeAfe- y a H.. -hfuNe-ie = m
il ID H. --a--rs = y N
y - =
A. Almquist. Tic et AeeDt 81 depot. George W
bunson. Union Ticket Agent - Monroe a.
Z. l. Lock wood. Gen. pass aud Ticket Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
For Renf--Bussness Places.


EOR RENT-oNE-HALF OF THE STORE
No. y Cansl-st. FOR particulars enquire OF
&. A. Berwin lsstf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Order your Jackson Tiil eosl o. the Cen.
"a. losi Cowpanr Ts,ephoae. s34
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Perhaps s0ms Of The Democratic papers
are mo convinced that HsssIsos aud
not BANS was tas Republican csndi-
saiA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
.Ecc1,fs-- Is rnfe6.

tlANTED-NAS To TAKE THE AGENCY
W OF our ssfts: size 2SxlsxiS inches: weight
ScViis. retail price SO, other Sizes in proportion
rare chance and permanent business These
sa'es n eet demand never before supplied by
other safe companies, e. ws are not governed by
The safe Pool Alpine safe Company, Cincinnati.
Ohio II sat Lee :,
GENTS WANTED-IADfHS OR GFNTLF-
Il men OF good address for city or country
trade. particulars Tree call or address Agents
supply Company, No Pssri-st 242tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Fr-sh oysters rscsivea daily A. nensn-
tEaIe1s
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
Boarding.

yVArTFD-A ROOM SUITABLE FOR GYM
w nasium. Address, A. j., this Office. 3l7
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

II You want wood ey TIE carload or cord
hnY it Of she Central Ccsl 60. Telsphone
"a
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Il 90 becomes a party whose head paid
slec0 fcr Ais owr re-.iection - sslk
s0oot SrPEh,issn bccdie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

The enea hORiiug vote - sAost no
ioussE. L = sais.y landed on he side OF
right. Tie American HaS instead o. the
cd SaDdaaa rsg What's che msitsr
with tke American eagle? hes AL right :
Jrst ossr him scrssm thrUughout
fraslon's Ind
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Frrsh ash of al siaa. rscsivss daily A.
I-fteat ~ sr's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

The 0RovER of destiny wen. Up Ike a
rocket. bus be csms down hksa beet. In
Victory % vas not boDorsd. and IN dsfess
bs viii not De pi,ied. An earthquake
overlook hin. He wsot down with the
inodslid- and = cyeicns took the breath
- iiss out % hi0. PIE res dat with poor
stsss Democracy, usvsr 10 rscovsr daring
hie sfsy On EARTH
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
I AXE sHoRE a MICHIeAN soUTHERN.

train caves Grand Esrids for knassn al
i.Io p. n, arriving there e. t5
Through tickeu sold n principal points n The
United States Mexico and Canada 81 tni00
1ickei Ofboa
A. :. esITH. r = A., Cleveland
n BOo4z. nef'ol Ticfef Agent
GO " MrrsoN. faty ffcket Agent
1skif Z ehecf Nav 81 So
CHICAGO 4 EET MICHIGAN TRAINS
4 arrive 81 ard degsn nom Dio1 Depot
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

s-ss sTss.rs = >. sl5 a Draznsasl-r'.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
BUY YOUR CLOTHING OF
HOUSEMAN, DOHHALLY { JONES,

The Reliable Square Dealing Clothiers,
of Grand Rapids Mich,
Corner Waterloo and Monroe Streets.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
.WAk1 ADIERIISERENIS
PAYABLE ~ ADVANCE.

tAs SsA4zsS - liEes e. 80 sssFtissaE aEsz1
e-1 % fsasa - eisis1ax shs naaaber "
~SFas - ssssz- Ans t1rt - ilzs os,astaa
fsli ltss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Ibose vac bavA lcss MONEY thrcngh
esCs's islsa rrcphscses. wi sot vent
um Ger 3 maRassF again.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Cssirnso BsrCs VIII hsvs hut little
~ mpsfhy. Hls csmpsign me' huds wsre
a,,euinstla.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Nav 1srssy wih b mere unpopular
ihsn srer nov that sHs has iniaed toe
sss.d Scufh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Best oysters ia me clly at DstlsntnsIsr,. 5.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

CaNrnsa Be1CT veatsl a csnpsixn of
wtslleet The lesiamste re~ak las foE-
ia~ad
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Oas asxf President has .on@ cat -
- raatea. nnseathed-
The times., 1888-08-31
PITH AND POINT OF POLITICS.

Rattle of the Light Infantry in the First
Onslaught.
What will it profit man if he gain free
trade and lose his Philadelphia
North American.
Esteemed Mugwumps: You objected to
Blaine because of his alleged bad charac-
ter. What's the matter with Harrison2
The strongest praise for Harrison and
Morton comes from the communities that
know them best. This is true of no other
ticket in the efeld.-Philadelphi Press.
President Cleveland wrote that he could
not go the Gettysburg field July I, 2 and
this year on account Of other business.
He was absent from the same field on the
same days of 1868 for the same reason
Brooklyn Standard Union.
Don't forget the title of the cause that
is being tried, gentlemen Of tho Demo.
cratic press. 1t is protection versus free
trade. Please confine your arguments te
the question before the court and do not
try to confuse the jury.-Los Angeles
Times.
I Over one Of the largest silk mills In
Paterson, n. j., floats flag inscribed,
Protection, Harrison and Morton" The
flag shows which way the wind blows in
Paterson, thriving community built up
by protection against foreign silk.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
If Gen. Harrison's speeches thus far do
notIbelie him, his ability and public worth,
which are almost invariably the concomi-
tants of personal diffidence, are to prove
more positive qualities than tho general
public has yet begun to suspect. Mil
waukee Wisconsin.
While ID Is true that Levi p. Morton
contributed a shipload of provisions to the
famishing people of Ireland, 1t must not
be overlooked that Grover Cleveland is,
also, generous, impulsive man. He
gave $25 to the Charleston earthquake
sufferers.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Grover Clevelands substitute IL he
were alive, would vote for Gen. Harrison,
but Cleveland let him die in the poor
house and has never expressed any regrets
over his brutal treatment of him either.
He still owes his substitute $3.50, accord
ing to tho latter's statement just before
he died. d.-Detroit Tribune.
Democratic paper asks: "What do the
working men of the United States think
Of the fact that Harrison is the friend Of
tho Chinese?" The question as it is put
is not true, but it suggests one that Is
truo: What do the working men Of the
United States think of O party whose sue
cess at the polls is eagerly desired by the
manufacturers Of Englands-New York
Tribcre
The times., 1888-08-31
clevelard's Free Trade Message II
ENGLAND.

The Peoples Journal, published al
Dundee, says: "a great sensation has
been created by President Cleveland's
message. 1t has diffused fresh hope
throughout business circles in the city.
Shoul Congress give effect to this pro.
posal its immediate result would be
an enormous stimulus to English in
dustry. The abolition of the duty oil
weol, the President mentions, would
also probably lead to great export
of wool to America. The first effec,
of the adoption of the Presidents
policy would be great increase in
our trade with the United States"
The following is by cable from ga
member of parlimcnt" to the New
York Herald:
ITO convert the United States is
indeed triumph. The Golden Club
will henceforth set up special shrine
for the worship OF President Cleve-
land, and send him all it's publica-
tions gratis. Cohen founded free
trade; Cleveland saved it. Such is
the burden of the song all through
England today.
The leading English Journals now
underate Harrison and praise Cleve-
land, greatly desiring his reelection.
"British sympathies cannot fail to be
with Cleveland" says the Scotsman.
Shall foreign manufacturers or
American farmers elect our President?
English papers especially rejoiced
over President Cleveland's urging
abolition or reduction of duties on
raw materials Wool, grain. ETC.,
are called raw materials, although a
good deal of toll and money are
needed to produce them. Free raw
materials is part CT the free trade
theory. There is where the shoe
pinches the Michigan Farmer.
1t may be said that all Democrats
are not free traders. This is true,
but the strong and leading majority
are, and the only hope of free trade
is the ascendency Of the Democr attic
party. To defeat that is to defeat
free trade.
The times., 1888-08-31
STATE TICKET.

Governor-CYRUs G. LUCE of Branch.
Liutenant Governor-JAs. II MCDoN
AID, of Delta.
Secretary of State-GL. r. OsMUN of
Wayne.
State Treasurer-GEoRGE l.. MALTz of
Alpena.
AuditOr-G -General-lIENRY II. APLIN of
Bay.
Commissioner of the Land Office
Roscoe D. DIX of Berrien.
Attorney General-STEPHEN V. r.
TRowBRIDGE of Ionia.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
JOSEPH EsTABROOK OF Eaton.
Member State Board of Education
PERRY F. Powers of Wexford.
The times., 1888-08-31
Consolidated with English Capital.

New York, Aug. 15-The Times says that
tho breweries of II. Clausen and Flanagan,
Nay & Co.. in this city, have been consoli-
dated under the title Of the New York Brew
cries company, stock corporation COM
posed chiefly OF English capitalists. 1t is un'
derstood that s5000,0O was paid for the
property and business Of the two breweries.
The two establishments win hereafter be op.
Grated under one general management, bur
will be run separately under the personal su-
pervision of the original owners, who retain
an interest in the joint concern.
The times., 1888-08-31
The North Magnetic Pole.

Future explorations will be purely ex-
peditions of scientific research. One of
the first and most important things to be
done is the determining Of the north
magnetic pole. This is not identical
With the pole proper, but is the point
where the ordinary needle refuses to act
and,the dip needle stands perpendicular,
This pole has been approx Ultimately located
twice-in 1881 by Ross, and in 1879 by
me. Ross located it in Boothia, on Cape
Adelaide, and was made Sir John for
doing SO. l found it roughly about
twenty miles northwest of Cape Felix.
IN this age Of electricity the locating Of
this pole is a matter of intense interest to
the scientific vorid.-Iieut. ScnwarKa.
The times., 1888-08-31
COUNTY TICKET.

Judge of Probate-MATHEw BUSH JR.
Sheriff-GEoRGE F. MoRRICE.
Clerk-LEsTER j. KENNEY
Treasurer-EzRA MASON.
Prosecuting Attorney-SELDEN S. MI
NER.
Register of Decds-WILLIAM II. BIGE'
Low.
Surveyor-HoRACE G.. MAIN.
Circuit Court mmissioners-LUCrU
T.. GOULD and CURTIS J. GALE.
Coroners-A. FRANK WEsTCoTT, and
BENJAMIN S. RETAIN.
The times., 1888-08-31
ELECTORAL TICKET.

Electors--At Large-RUssELL A. AL
GER of Wayne and ISAAC CAP
pom of Kent
District
/. EDWARD BURK of Wayne.
III. JUNIUs r. BEAL of Washtenaw.
III. RICHMOND KINGMAN of Calhoun.
~. JOSEPH w. FRENCH of st. Joseph.
V. Don J. LEATHERs of Kent.
vi. JAMES Nj, TURNER of Ingham.
VII. JOHN S. THOMSON of Sanilac.
VIII. ELLIOTT +. GRABILL of Montcalm.
; TX. WELLINGTON w. GUNNER of Wex-
ford.
X. HARRY p. MERRILL Of Bay.
XI. PERRY HANNAH OF Grand Traverse.
The times., 1888-08-31

VASANTED-Agents to sell "Elwood's Grain
=" Tablets" (S1.25) for every miller, grain
dealer, and MARTINS Average Tables" $4,000
wunted by every business house. Large demaud
Liberal terms. Address
Z. DARROW & Co. Pubs, Rochester, n. Y.
The times., 1888-08-31
Lawrence Jerome's Funeral.

SHARON, Conn, Aug. 15.-A short funeral
service was held yesterday morning over the
remains of Lawrence Jerome at II o'clock
the hev. George Ruminy, of Christ's church,
offlciated. Ths remains wer9 taken to New
Varl1 at . o'cicck il tSa sltArnonn.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, Aug. Io.--navo.,
Winkeman, and Walsh, first baseman,
pitcher and short stop respectively, Of thd
Minneapolis club, were sold 30 the Milwau.
kee club yesterday.
The times., 1888-08-31
LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSIT O.
THE GREAT DULUTH ROUTE.

Intended soilngs of steamers from Detroit
for Sanlt ste, Marie and other Lake Superior
days, and alternate Wednesdays 1880 p. M,
central time.
For Cleveland, Erie and Buffalo: Sundays,
Mondays, Wednesdays. Saturdays and alter
nate Fridays at p. m, central time, making
railroad connections for points Esst and
South. Rail connections at Washburn and
Duluth for st. Paul, Minneapolis, Pacific coast
and points on Northern Pacific r, R., Manito-
ba, &c,
Baggage checked to destination.
For tickets and other information apply to
]. L, WHITING, Gen'l Agent, Dock and Office
S3 West Atwater St., between Griswold and
Shelby streets, Detroit. Mich.