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climate os st. Louis has never agreed with his
health. however. and he has for some time been
DESTROYS of getting away from there

Cores pondence of the India napolis Journal
Who is the chairman of the Republican State
central committees e. A. CULTICE-
REDKEY, Ind, Feb. 10.
Hon. J. N. Huston. Of Connersville.
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The Fiedgeling Tax Reformer.

NEW Fftss.
It now turns ont that President Cleveland had
never considered the question of the repeal o,
the tobacco tax. Can this be truea Perhaps he
more like it
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Wiiminston, n q. Messenger Dem.)
The national Democratic party d absolutely
dependent upon the South
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Peru Republicans: Coy and Bernhamer. the
Indianapolis celebrities, are in the Marion coun-
ty Jail awaiting the action of Justice John NJ
Harlan of the circuit court, who will give
their hearing on the Goth of February.
The prisoners are the recipients of marked hon
ors from the benefciaries of their crimes. men
who think it no harm TO rob men of their suf-
frages, provided il be done in the interest of
their party. Hon. w. III. English for instance.
who would send man to prison for twenty
years for breaking omen his strong money box.
calls and condoles with the men who rob the
ballot box. Turpie. Bynum. Mcdonald, Voor-
hees Kern, and a host OF other Democratic
worthless working with zeal worthy a better
cause, TO secure a reversal of the sentence. The
consciences of Democrats politicians Of Indiana
scared until they are as tough as the hide OF
a rhinoceros
j. n. HUSTON FOR GOVERNOR.
Union City Eagle: Indiana will be battle
field n the coming campaign-her fifteen cleo
toral votes may decide the presidential contest
how necessary then that we are led by young,
bold and fearless leader; one who can organize
and discipline his forces for the fray; one who
can call around him the old men of party as
counsolors and the young valiant fight
ers; one who has the physical strength, moral
courage and financial ability to meet the Do
mocracy on any field they may choose, and plant
our banner on their outer wall; one thoroughly
acquainted with the tricks of the enemy, and
not afraid TO meet and expose them The Eagle
thinks we have such man IN the person OF
of the State central committee in the
last campaign he demonstrated MS
ability as an organizer-the Democrats them
selves are unwilling witnesses TO ms apiiity 10
wonld 90 into the canvass with full I2,uuu tie
publican majority at his back IN his own Con-
gresaional district, and would sweep lne sIaIs
of 1850. With Huston as our standard bearer.
we would make positive and Aggressive cam
palgn; a campaign that would not De an apology
TO Democracy for having conquered and SUBJ
dned shem in the years when they sought thu
Nations life; a campaiaa with both feet squarely
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
AROUND THE HOUSE
rs~ssy fAi.E. "a EnhsslasFF sAa oE.S.
Nss< "a Liass- ass4s saa Gsasss C.Fas
-Dsese4s fa.iaseFs az.asasas
Fier2l DsssxaA

May iallea Elsh4zs - 4oco1spiisa q great
szal - Prerrg ani .l.sisi fsaeF sork dzrsnz
tas loas sssalssaaT aags sf sisa1szz Asa4 cs1a-
parstsa as4rs p b. a<rss4als ~ ~arm
weather. ssaa Sark must &c vita light ala,
serial AL sza>-i sa.stszh - 20 rs.dliy lAksa
~ a. AL ssiaa.
fsr t1az g4rposs ssnbToiieTy o. 1raxu
ssrk IA Lass Is a f4sor.ts. Ons ga rnaks
~i1n = a sarieey q prstty rhings. ilarissdl1s
1aTFias zsaa Iea 1folils. aoiliss, summer man
- sc@Efa. eslzean eoysrs, eAalr backs, &c.
y a-le i-as1. fTlsEea ouE Furnished with a
basrsisf sf ara~a YORK and stamped AID
sorAsd IA srixae e1lsrsa smsF0idsrY as
.aal sslsur aaa gilt thFsa.i, giyss very rsch
.1a sisss4zs Effects. fks u aa sxcsAls1t
Dlna ln Faich - rsnsw o1s's supPly 81 ~ash-
stsad s'l4shsrs ssd aAts, FOR n0tning .
pi-asa1tef - s0rk ga .sza the dottsd null
Ct 5slss t1as azakss tns very dsinElesE Il
TO- So. chsozs mai si-a rather lzrgs
aoss. raas 3rs t.r apart Ead sulbrosdes Il vita
lazsies. sfsrx sass dos ever la s4ria stitch,
sith ysiisS a. god siik for shs esatr q
tAs tal.I. saa make tAo petals u wblt-s or
lss lhe center b brown 1l1 tae pesAls yslto~.
A I'll as of tais kind inclldinS al TIA
Diores nenss4sfy tor bureau and ~aahsGacI.
aaa hDe.i ~ish .zssea Ia a d-iissts shade OF
plak. yelioss, bisss or green. u very pFstsy on
shs szame{sa wood bedroom farniEare ros
- popular
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Il not the Salvation Army under the abeo-
iuts orders of its generaisi If 20, l would
call tho attsntion Of Mr.. Booth TO IN occur
renee. tho details of whichI take from The
RickmooA so4 Tvicksnham Tines The
6aivssaouiss Of Hcrnslow are In the habit Of
holding shslr meeting before the shop Of a
ooasscsionsr nAmsd Button His wife il In
ds'iesss hsalsA, and hsr condition has be-
cszns vsrD svAg 70 parAiysia Mr. Button
vrces . tie hssds q The srmy. asking them.
for sAs sssss rAssa, 10 refrain from assem-
bling near his bouas last Sunday week. They,
howvver. fnsisssd On meeting there. and
commsncsd singing and shouting He came
ous and inapsored them 20 desist, as they
were sndangsring tbs life OF hs wife The
answer was that the neeting wss praying,
slngtns and shouting to save her soul
Whether. II this continues. the soul OF the
poor woman will 30 benefited do not know.
but most azsurediy 1t will leave her BODY
London Truth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

A correspondent dzscribss the Emperor
Frascls Joseph as oEe Of ne haldess nsn IA
nls cozaiaions. he hss a rugged face hzlf
hsf1sa uadsr n mass Of Wild nanstzche and
~nisaets, and ala features &C a arst glance
denote senstning Of the fsro~fsy % tbs
hyeRA He aas a hard frewn, cold stare, a
ssroag raspsag voice. and his hAbltual ex-
preston - sns Of iatense seriousness Hs Is.
however. sxsrsnaely grntls, good natured and
kind aeartsd
Hs ruling passion Is soldering. and his
rsv0riss sznussmens spors He rises &c 5
oelocx summer and water. and has daposed
Of a nass Of bCSsaess before most men are
out Of bed Unless obliged 10 attend q late
party be y generally in bed by 10 p. an lie
Lyes very frugally; takes beer st luncheon,
champagne a. dinnsr-nsver more than two
giasses-snd smokes tAs connonest kind Of
Austrian csgar-a long thin weed with a
sevsw in IL, called Virginia This is the
fsvorits Hnoks Of Viennese cab drivers
Over Indulgence IN I, caused the emperor
some years ago % be afflicted with q gastric
complaint, and for a long time be vas for
bidten 70 smoke. but he has now begun again.
London Figaro
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Menus aed guest cards are always varying,
sLenzh shsrs . ao1hias very novel Jsss az
pressns there are slagls split PEA pods, with
tie per4 si.e~asg, asoss srus % nature, ears
q s,re 1hsas. eagle fsssAexs. marrow stips
u ga szZed cE'Aboard With oas eornar
saaras>i dsr1n. 81 separate, detached ps,Als Of
roses, erc1A12, Lilies, &C, % which sas
glazss nanas Is ugttfsn TAs p<fAl5 look
F-TJ natagal, especially shs pink rsss onssL
Whsa taoy are 90 - talks 10 Essna Is in
10 fora % ths fsiH eossr spsu. virA ''k.enu"
s1amped or written in the center, and ths
d4.Aes On 10 pstal. consscutiys,y The
Low@r . spseet speo Tor writiag. zad Lightly
closed togstker - stand on she sahle Some
cards colsol<e useaa aud RUSS cards, 'ssfsnu"
written oaesiis N hghe lnstaliiG letters. with
sap oesO~ for tas asxns The dlxhes ara
written iusisle. Celery hsads ars novel for
rseu,S and look vonfrrfuiiy real Some
ns~ enyssopes have a simulated miniature
wai<izsstiek, vita large gold bead, run
tnrough ms Dap hsss grsoa Is . new color
for frames, writing saol~ articles, purses. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

A Paris Dispatch reports that "a Polish
la3y ia sfraitsoed circumssanres has inst
been fined Ter rs7inx . richly embroidered
shaw. hr own property. shs pleaded that
she v>s ignorant ot Fr~nch law, which does
not p>rnis the raising Of tbs wind by this
means: sxplained that her husband had loss
bis property, and stated that owing 20 ths
Tall in tHeruble. Toe sllovanc- made her BIZ
hsr relatives in Rsssis octen proved insnf-
fcieut she ad51red ths cczzrt 60 overlook
the ofsnse IN the name of her father. who
bad fouSks for Frarcr ard bad ben dec
crsf>si on the battlefield With the cross OF the
Legion AZ Honor. But the lne vas inflicted.
nevertheless. and tb- shs-i, which exur>i AZ
The exhibition e 1857. hss bsen conA~r~se.l
irte Ire bsrr~in- Sou~ kno~l>sxe of local
rui-- and regulations = cert.isly p>c-<ssry
IN sssss dsyx T-Ba<ton Transcript
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

rss esnp.ssiss sEoot1sx ra.1ekas - 90
United sE<s<s SE1y. 81 sslea q = dsser-
nlzzsd ~hs ska1 -ssx TIE prize Hlssi4l * q
roEaP.zy 81 4spaTtu1sas, are eslsslsaea tc
arpass al interest zm0ax - sslz1srs -2scn
"a B. aaoss ssa<aeiai - rss ssrvbcs rha
psaa adoFs<a a Ess prsssns tins = = s@Ty
slHDss PES ccnzQlsCs sos Eaeh e0Upa1y
1slzs 'xseos@ s1cs . yea ~kzn al tEs
nssnb@rs ester he oo2ssss ~ dsciis -ho ls
Ia ce<s sss< Tee ssldl<F -ao sooFss rhs
largest a4assT n psa1zs . ssisctsd - Lks
sH4r pshe0tsr tsr tns cosnpaay.
SIS ssess s1.rpsaeote.s $50 sAss bsen
sA1s ssiscted - Feprssens their respective
oomp.1iss srs ne only soldiers xho eorer
ths k.nusl -snoor= q dspartn1ent Of ths
army Ths aspsrtEnsat eoatesss are ch2rae-
ssrtzed ~l1n ia-~1-s excffslaeot and exhloi-
sl0os of rsuE.rkaols skiii. for ths slldisr - 90
~1as t1s department. nsdal has gained quite
disksneslon .lnsag IA comrades TIE sol
aln ~ho posses>ss Ia Inca snd skrll % scofs
tas srsAtsss EzEaber II points IN ths depart
Ess2t she>ot l. Fr~seEs=d vita an elszant zo.d
ned4l. no commercial yalas q whica .
sloo The mans Of the recipient - engraved
on u, and tns department msslal = ia prop
sty thereafter -Globs Demo<rzt
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Some ysSrs AGO IL was publicly stated by
r. II Hoe that the newspaper OF the future
would be printed entirely. reading matter,
Illustrations and all. from photo-ensrayed
platox Whas the Hoe drm has since done
in It's experiments IN this direction OF course
do nos know, but there Is q man in New
York now working very nearly on this line
who win soon have bis invention in shape 20
patent The principle upon which be de-
pends 10 ''photoglyptic stereotype" as be
cabs ic, in which the stereotype sheet is made
directly By the camera, very cheaply and
witA clearer and better results than any CON-
mon sterootype can give, as the matter is
photographed on 70 a matrix already curved
10 the shape Of tho cylinder by an arrange
ment Of lenses which be has kept secret You
know the common matrix Is made fat and
then beat into a curve before tho metal is
poured upon IL, thus naturally hlurring and
crushing the hns edges Of the letters and the
lines OF the illustrations. so We seldom get
satisfactory picture from rapid prcss.-
Chicago News
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

The pissssnt york of gsshsrinx rose leaves
+ eess done early IN tss morning OF late in
tAs sxsn4zg 5Aake INTO a vide basAs. the
petals frsza re-ss thss ars about "a fall 70
p1ecss TAs rose lsavss shOuld 30 spread out
on snees laid down in dry pfaoe where
sAs wind va ncs dis-ars thera Rose leaves
gashcred on different days skouid not 30
mfxst. sas sach eoilscsson on the sheet sAo1ld
bc ssUrea and taraesi every day; when they
are.2 neariy dry tosy can be heaped 10
gsthor ani t1a.shed sfr On another shcet.
Whsa ggase dry pa up N ssif soahnS fruits
an These dried lssses alone. psSksei IN ~
szht a. Essy can De pressed down. zay bs
assd ~ 81 fAasy a. whinh. vh~n lsft opsa
for a saort time, ~tH pcrfaas . roszn II tho
ross scsyss as stirred up . iietis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

A customer via sssat sArc< kssrs len
en- - as osgsa@l steck u capillary az
tr@cttaAs tsok ps->es.l0n of ehxr u .
bzrber's ssop.
j snail ~zns tks psrs x&as - the ard.
de. he sad - as 2ttsad&ns weo waited
o. kSza
TAs latter ssu6ise tbs esit erxaizss fer
sozss tine sad lisa ask~a .fth pazEssd
sxpress1o8
BIT please. ar What sA&n | Dc VITA
the third A4lrg - Pkii4dslpA pAIa Dasf.ateA-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Ex-Governor Alonso b. Cornell ia inter
ested largsy In tin orss dug up at the Black
Hills, and his Broadway cffsce Is Uttered with
samples, rovgh and refined He lately ac-
quired . qusrry sf stons in tho Catskills,
which prcmisss 70 prove more shan gold
rnfno. It Is remarkable that. rich as it il. it
never vss worked. b,t isy Unknown in the
hands Of some ono who evidently did not ap-
Trsriase It's value There aro Acres and acres
Of II Nth sandsseae. granite and black
fraztls u large gartities- Th4rsi Is also a
fonyth. score kno-a 20 bs dairsbfs iss a curl
ously beautiful, because of SHELLS naked in
vita tbs body os ths toas ft polishes up
hsndsoassly. But the handsome stone Of the
quarry Is the bsack tnnrble Noting equal
- Il has been discovered on the continent.
and il IS surpassed only by the black marble
OF Italian quarTies. IL . susceptible Of a
lustrous polish. and its grain Is so fine that
for the sculptor is affords good opportunity.
New York Sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Ton csoaef sF5fs 70 rsste uass n ct
p-rfsaeufi1r ~hea voEr ieuxs sr. n dan
60 Ccrsan zrson si-syt seeEns a. frs-
cnEs ed. - not eerrsit s1T s-.fer =,
isrc~s r~s1 go w1ts ~1rne eo@s, i-~fe@-
con - IL ks1x's Nsw Isscavsry for Csr1-
<urnething i1ss 81 I'D cE izst ~ =~-rs
Dox - seeeiws@ aut iresf apor <efti,s
r. AinKs New Discovery. vh1eh = xusr.
s1reeS - gre relief - a. Tkr1@x. Lana
src thesf s5ectfers Trisl 5etfse ~ se-ee
- PEEK Drzs Store. kxrse sossi~s, g. 90
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

A uc~ deo~~ssivs inAuAry - QpwsA
under the uAns af wood snpsssy. md 10
quisc wftALn - r~seh Of hky anatmn
Tie v~nssrs 80 q rsai and inifa1ssa h.ra-
woods, snrs<d ozs a. tats - sa.sh0, sAs
raFts % = eaigs oouposed Of shso ars eiual
sopapar and tern sssacasd ~ The vNifhy .
psprr bsnger. rhs ars hs In dsvfsno god
forms and csnesnatisns of eossrs. for ths
veneer . 20 shsa tasE q weu tsmp.sA pen
krifs axed IN tho and Of an ovA wooden
haD.ils suaices Con the cutting. Designs nav
rcs@ily - found ss,sasls for reproduction OF
tne~e woosis that. II ~-il exocusrd, are caicu-
la,ed 70 give ssatsly APPEARANCE to rooms
thar oths-wiss would perhaps 80 vitA0as
Eota0ie sdornmsnt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

'srd like 70 know who In th.ndsr Is
stealing nv woed
''Dssppsaring Is tty'
81 sheaid say So
Hire soaasbody 10 watch for the rra-
rauder Set thief 10 catch q thief, for
instance
That's 50. What viii you take 20
guard my wood pile for = few nightsy'-
LAnecln Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05


NOTICE Is hereby gwen thai petition hs, n ia
~ day been fled by he undermined IN the
Circuit Court Ger the County OF Kent and state Of
Michigan, ard is now pending in said eoort. Dor
thc purpose ef yseaiing pertios OF the plat OF
boynton tuddt Lake Addition 70 the City oi
Grand Rapids, being plat OF q portion OF section
g, Of Tswuship Nc. Sorth, OF range No II
West according TO the government survey. in
the township Of Grand Rapids in aid Counsy oi
Kent snd state OF Michigan. surveyed and lad
out for the prcPrsetors BY W. l. Cscsn bury. efq 4.
etvt engineer and surveyor on the 17th cav II
July, 1S1. and recorded IN the o6acs of tbs
Register of Deeds of ssid Comfy OF Ketst upon
aid 9Th OF July, 1872. at O'Clock la the fore
uoon. m plat book no. 2 sspsge - Thai is
proposed 20 alter Sid plat under and By virt0e
of the prorisions Of chapter - OF HoneIs
Annotsted Statutes of Nichi0sn. and the amend
n1enfs thereto. BY vacsting al that par ~ Bsyu-
ard street. as laid down upon said pisf which liss
setveen lot twenty FIVE fssi upon the No7tsefiy
side thereof sDd lcts Dfnetesn ara atwenfy fIg sn1
~ upon The S0Utheriy SIDE thereef That the
matter ~ raid petition vii be called up Cor bear
ing ou Monday. the 2sfh day of september. A D.
1ets
Dated. Grand Rapids. Michigan June - Isss
The Street Railway Company 81 Grand Rspi1s
SAMUEL HATffFR
ED1tzp ". wrfHrY, GTtorney for resitionez
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
Aged Egg.

Fifty years ago while Mrs Taibert was
butlding house st Rays Crossing. Ind.
hea was Inadvertently nailed In ward
robe. where she remained several days
before discovered Last week. while the
house was being repaired. fve eggs. sup
% Ysrs found 70 md whore N. ' hen had bsn A0 isO
prisoned- Unpopular lecturers viii leave
Rays Crossing of their programme when
they hear Of this--Pittsburg Chronicle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Editor-You say you wrote this poetry
yourself, Young Man-Yes. sir. Editor
tsssrnlyf-You are -ertsin of thati You
are positive that no ono helped youi
& Young Man (esrnestiyt.i am positive;
tsadyt-Thcn you must die. l hoped you
might have bad some acconphcos. Draws
an old fashioned wood saw from his boot
leg and saws the poet in two.l H'ni
why did he Eaw him In twoT" So that
hs might cut him up tho more easily,
thou simple ono.-BurdetteA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

'Fwhsse d1d yoa 20 last nightr sid .
travelling Elsn 70 = Newspaper man
Il ~cnt zrouad - see oar fg1snd Pea
clesoas rev play. II Vas presented for
tAe nrst tine.
''lEtSrestinxf'
Wei % Os frank. not very
What was the motive % the pteos-
The aotiveg As far as ] ooslld Judge
the motiys was the extsrfninstion Of the
eatlrs human race. Merchant 1rsvelsr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
Groceries and provi.,ons-who,...,,

sugsz-Cut loaf &C.: grsnuIaied. 761Sc
a.. e'$go5fc: Extra y" es614c: Yellow
Conee-Green Rio l7aisc: Rio roa1ed. 2Oc;
Java, green, ZS@,Ec. Java roasted. Sc
Msricaibo. roasted. 221s92ic Mexican. roasted.
Teas-Jspsn, fine, asa ~oc; Japan. medium. 25
6SOc; ordinary, io82s Tyson, s0GiIc. gun
powder. 2S5ic; Ooloas, 5Sss70c; Congo. 25s
&C.
Fiour--s2.s IS per cwL: $3.50 per bbL; patent pro
cess, s.. g. tDaOJ per cwt, $50 per bbl; ali wheat
hour R.lU per cwt, s.. IS per bbl.; buckwhest.
S2.75 Fer cwt.
Mil Feed-screenings, SO per ton: bran. Is:
ships, $500; middlings slsOu
feed-Corn and oats s23a2f per ton.
Sslt-aichigsn. 9hc; Eastern, Sf15
fnn-No. I wbitehsh, 100 per half bol.:
uout, S5.5O6 500; cod. salt 6a7c per H.. CLANS,
tc per hundred OYSTER bulk 81. .c0Gsl "A gallon;
sisndsrds 2oc can; selects. nc can: smoked hall
but, lie. a.
Pork in barrels-Mess pork Chicago packsd
t4eo; exIa short cut. $l5do0l6. .0; standard clear
back. $3.50
LArd-Tierces. s1<G811c: 30 and 50 ID. tubs &C; 50
ID: round TINS. 100 cases &C.: in tin pals, &C.
feefin barrels-EItra mess, warranted D0lbs-
200; extrs. boneless. sl0.Uo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Ma demonstrated Bobby. "when !
was at gyzndmss che let n1e have two
pieces Of pie" We'll. she ought not "a
have done so. Bobby" said his mother.
Il think two pieces Of pie are too much
for little boys. Tho older you grog.
Bobby. the more wisdom Yen viii gain
Bobby was silsposd. but only for . mo-
meut- We'll. ma. ;" be said. grandma is
good deal older than you are. ."--Chris-
tisn Advocate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

"Are you the editor2'
Yes. sir.
Can yeu give me employnentY'
Il am afraid not have large force
Tor rr.in nas %ers Aoe oa,hs fas fast,
baking powder company. but the war In
that line h over"
Well. you might try your hand at .
circulation affidavit. and viii see what I
can do for you. Lincoln Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

This match box" said Mr.. Browne,
sadly. cost me $2S ! bought It from
Smith down on john street for s.. and
gave 1t TO my wife fer the Sunday school
fair. bought II at tho fair for $50 last
night. And then Mr.. Browne walked
away with an expression Of countenancs
that showed very plainly that he wished
he was a Sunday school-Harper's Bazar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

An exchange tells story Of wiscon.
sin man wbs swallowed an egg and ID
hatched chicken IN his stonaeh When
It is remern bered that Norristovn man.
few months ago. swallowed chicken
and Il laid two eggs in his interior de-
paTtment. the stsry sbout the Wisconsin
man Is less dtficult TO believe. Norris
town Herald
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

1ne dntressing sneeze. sBesze. sneexe the
AcIid, uatsry discharge IRON The eyes and noss
me pAinfl inflammation extending " the throat
tbe sweiling OF the mucous Inning cansiug chok
ING seDsstions. cough, ringing noises IN the head
ana spntting headaches. bow familiar these
sym mptoms are 10 thousands who suffer reriodi.
caiiy from head colds or Influenza aud Who i've
IN ignorance Of the fact thst a single application
OF ofhAkFOkDs RADICAL CURE for CATARRH
viii anord nstsneous relief
but this treatment ~ cases OF sinple Catsrrh
give olt e fatut idea Of what this remedy will
40 IN he chrooic foFms where the breathing a
obsLncted by choking putTid mucous aceunnl a.
tons, the hearing affected. smell and taste gone
throat liberated and hacking cough gradually
fastening Itself upon the debilitxtsd system The a
IL Is that the marvellous curative power OF SAN
fORDS RADlC4 CURE manifesfs itself IN in.
stsntsneous and grateful relief Cure hegins
from the first application IL is rapid, radical
permanent economical. safe.
eANfoRD RADICAL Ci-RE consists o. one bottle
OF the RADICAL CURE, one box OF CsTAKRRAL
SOLVENT and one IMPROVED isHALER: price yl
PorTER DRUe 4 CHEMICAL Co, ,BoSroS
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
CRAND RAPfDs MARKErn


teth AAtes /. oo84
Ciosing "Wednesday, July y
Apples ssao pr barrel
Butter lss &C Der 10
Cheese state. lscs New Yorf. fsc. tan cream
s@loe.
clover seed-sS seaLc9 Timothy. g soe 0,
per hnshel.
Dried n fraits-Apples evsporated. sase pei
Iouna. qisrtsrs. Stsoe per Ionnd. caer1oa lss
lae per ~ ana. peaches, lo8l-c per pouad
Eggs-Ftesh. l4e per d0z
Iresh hssts-Nutton. s'Oaa7co veal $50 q
500. beef. t.5o8o.oo.
6rsin-Wheat-New red. sc per bu; new
white. re, old red. 7sc. old white SIC Oats elc
Rye. SogSOc. Corn. csc. barley. i.soe l. 4
per ewL
Hides--Green. sNSe6c: part cured. s5Sos,Sc,
cured. e0oSc calf skins, % Il pounds. &c
bekin skins, 'aSs25c each, sheep pelts sscSsl -
wool teiDg estimated at &c per pound
Honey-l2c per ID; strained. i0c
Hope-iOG 1c per 10.
Hsy-rmothy. sls.5O per ton: clover. $3.50
mlIed; 5000. marsh, savosi00.
Maple sugar-i2c per lb for new In blocks, Nns all
CAKES extra, li6l2c syrup. sBssl.0O per gal
Ioultry-Chiekens. lscs ducks iiel3c; fowls
i06llc.
Potatoes-old. 7sc: new. ,res
Spring vezetables-Lettuee. Sc per pound; rad
ishes, sc dozen Duncness onions. sc dozen
punches; rhubarb, nc 10. beet greens. soc
bushel green peas 4nc btishel; string beans fOc
ouSbel. cneunbers l0c dozen: celery. lose2
dozen; tomatoes, ~ 10.
RaSpberrieS. saBl0c per quart
SItW-sn.oo per ton.
Iallow-5St3l1c per Id.
Wool--Jhe Spring crop OF wool is coming In.
INV washed wool brings l6 and Is cents per pound,
while the Washed Is quotef ar 22a2fc.
Wood-Block stove wool. si.750l IS per cori:
iour-ioot wood, s40o95.0) per cord
Coal-S7.00: CRATE 1878
Lime-Grand Rapids. 75c; Ohio. ooc: Petoskey.
400.
Salt-T5c for Saginaw or Manistee.
herosene-Mich. test i014, water white ll1kc-
6asoline--l2c per gallon.