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, 1888-11-28

DUBLIN. Nov. 81 The report that
the second papal rescript had been sent
to Irish bishops a fortnight ago is now
confirmed. 1t was intended that the
receipt of the document should not be
made known, but that the bishops should
proceed to enforce the commands con-
tanned In the first rescript without allud-
ing to the existence Of a second one. But
this plan was spoiled through the indis
erection of a servant of the bishop of Linn
erick, who divulged a part of the contents
Of the rescript. 1t is probable hat the
publication OF a part of the document will
force the pope to reafirm publicly his
wishes regarding Ireland.
, 1888-11-28
Adjourned.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 27.-The general
assembly, knights of Labor, adjourned
at ! O'Clock. The committee on resolu-
tons recommended the appointment of a
committee to investigate the mistreatment
of knights in Louisiana. The Blair edu-
c%ational bill was endorsed. Powderly
named Mckee and Jannon a committee
to investigate the Philadelphia office.
, 1888-11-28
The Libel Case.

EDNBuRG, Nov. 27.-In the case of
Parnell against the London Times for Ii
bel, Judge kinnear has fixed upon Dec.
20 for hearing proof on tho question of
arrestments. Counsel for Parnell has
served an order upon the defendants, re-
quiring them to produce the contracts of
co-partner ownership of the Tunes and
also its business books and accounts
, 1888-11-28
Carney Weakens.

New York, Nov. 27.--fhe proposed
fight between Jem Carney of England
and Jack McAulife for the light weight
championship of the world, appears to be
izzling. . Carney cabled to-day that he
declined to fight McAullffe in America
as he feared he would not get fair play,
but is willing to fight McAuliffe abroad.
, 1888-11-28

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 27.-The official
canvass OF the presidential vote of Indiana
was completed tonight. The total vote
is $50. 949, divided as follows: Republi-
ibiibbi t;o mo- q ass ssI. I,abor 9's9 40 Re RennbI;-
can plurality, 2,34S; Gen. Hovey's plural
itY, 1000.
, 1888-11-28

New YORK, Nov, 27.-The walking
match at l a. m. was: Cartwright 227,
Howarth 2lG, Hart 207, Smith 16O,
Moore 2iO, Conner 2O2, Littlewood 2ls,
Colleen 800, Noremac 1877, Herty 225,
Day 2O5, Mason 207, Campana 100, FL
son 1856. Taylor ITO, Smylie 1873
, 1888-11-28

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin e%ruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by DR.. w. N. Hunt.
, 1888-11-28

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-The official can
vas of the Illinois election returns was
furnished to-day. Fifcr, Republican AN
didate Tor governor, has 1882 plurality
over Palmer, Democrat. Harrison's plu
rality over Cleveland is q, SSI.
, 1888-11-28

How can parents allow their children to
cough and strain and cough and calmly
say: "Ohl it is only a little cold" and
keep giving them cheap and dangerous
medicines, until they are down with lung
fever or consumption, when they can be
so easily relieved by Beggs' Cherry
Cough Syrup? 1t has no superior, and
few equals. For sale by w. N. Hunt,
druggist.
, 1888-11-28

Every voter should know that the
Union Pacific, the Overland route, y and
the Chicago & Northwestern railway,
commenced Sunday, Oct. IA, to run Pull.
mar and Wagner Yestibuled Palace sleep
ers through from Denver to Chicago via
Omaha and Council Bluffs. The princi-
pal line from Denver to Chicago.
, 1888-11-28
Wigglns.

OTTAWA, Nov. 27.-Wiggins. the
weather prophet, says he predicted the re-
cent California earthquake six months
GO. The movement, he asserts, will
extend east across the continent to
Europe in February, but it will be mod
crate
, 1888-11-28

Kellner wishes to state that he il soon
to wind up his business here, and will
therefore close out his entire stock of dry
goods and millinery for less than they
cost at wholesale.
, 1888-11-28
Boys o-vercoats SO. o at Hollman's $.


Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. It
soothes the child, %softens the gums, allays
the pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle.
, 1888-11-28

The Union Pacific will have on sale
Nov. Is, the only round trip ticketsto st.
Louis for the public attending the range
cattle convention to be held there Nov.
20, 1888. Tickets good until Dec. .,
Rate for round trip. $29.6O {.
, 1888-11-28
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyo.,

Nov. 26, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
Intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register and receiver at
Cheyenne, Wyo., on Dec. %, 1888,
viz:
Lou Goldsmith,
of Little Bear, Wyoming. on lid. G55,
fJr the NV sw and sw NV / sec 10,
and Sc / ne t and ne ! Sc ! sec IA, tip
10 n, of 6S W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation OF, said land, viz;
Peter Goldsmith, Albert W. Bristol,
George w. Snow, w. S. jerks, all of
Little Bear p. o., Wyo.
Edgar S. Wilson, Register.
, 1888-11-28

Wedding land visiting cards in great
variety at the Leader once,
, 1888-11-28
The finest line Of candies
iH the city at TOsCsIee's.

Oysters on the half shell at the Saddle
Rock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
80 YOu HFAR oF.

The car viii visit the emperor Of Ger
mnny in Berlin early next year
Mr. Spurgeon has been greatly bene-
fited by bis visit to the continent
Buffalo Bin Cody has been raised 60
the dignity of general of Nebraska mill
tia
The duke of DuFcal l. coming % Amer
lea to sell q collection Of paintings, val
ued at more than . 600 0O0.
alr Iik. who Is now in charge Of the
Cotean legation a. Washington. has
adopted the hats trousers and coats OF a
United States dandy.
Reginald Farrar, son If the eminent
archdeacon, IS Ln aggressive Radical
He frequently addresses workingmen .
meetings IN London.
Secretary Whitney has a scrap hook in
forty volumes that is entirely iillt1 with
newspaper clippings referring o. him
self and his administration Of the navy
department..
Oscrr II. king of Sweden. stands six
feet two inches in his stockings is well
pToportioned aud has gray hair and
short. full beard lie j. "a gifted orator,
and is a poet and musician as well
II is umored ia Chicago that cold
Hutch the broker, will retire from
business SO the end ~ the year. Tie
made a. least million out of the famous
heat deal. and, strange 90 say, II now
reported g. have enough.
The Black Hills country a. making a
name for itself as "a horse growing Couu-
ny. and - is predicted that within ten
years lt w ill BE- a. famous for Is horses
aa the Hlue Gmss region. 10 already
boasts many fine horses 0f the iest breeds
known In fha world
The granddaughter of Abraham Lin
coin. the daughter 81 HE SON Robert, u III
make her entrance into "sOtil liF This
winter Miss lincoln T. a hiile above
tho medium height, and Las wsll
rounded figure and bright glTiish face,
iu Which tneIe o. no trace a. The rugged
features ut her great ancestor
The Rev Hugh tailan. A. A. II S.
Audreu cathedral Glasgow. Scotland,
has Just returned - his native land from
atricyele tour through l'alastue. iurkfg,
bulgaria aui etrfia. re wheeled about
20 miles flls tricycle. lted aston
ahment and dismaY ia many places ar I
Ia Jerusalem the peopie became mu d
excited over H.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

Iss Eks $50 ~lil ss bell tsls sssa
.as saas sisensaz So Be- azla Ian.
1asf
Af- llzlIs G Chfi assiss 81 Hsr1 L
tftssell DIED la i.aass sasafisg 9iaz.
i4s saf-1 raeslas "a 81 NsFzs ln1eh
la.i f4-las fat - a sls BE- $3.50 ss's''
.leal.
Few q Aeistgss soasastsa sas 81
"a i-t lelso- gssfsll4s ai-sf aes''
81. 89.ae.
Its sa.asl 4essias q tas Press e41
.e 4.i- uast elliss. > asa s4s u 5afs
sii 2s ieeat
tha ass ssfs as "a asck au1 .
tass reeesstsa 1t l4s eo44lF +.hess ~
lierss .aefalas
Afs Foa se4s fe the kiks sociai iaais1
ttH lf1-fa'a. gHt4F F4 sss re1a loczl t'd
professional .a'ea1
t-s lsisa1sas arlsf-d oy re loa1'a
toaa. sa.ns Hla- asa tss la- b9ssf 81
4e4Ha. a-s 3esl p4l Ia Cal 80. "a
a. AaIt 3D. long tna popuiaf asst
s.eIa 81. Fesl asEr esn nos 10 nsid
o-Alai cas- esa4ieg ulzla a. las AsssA'-
Il 4ae
Ihs soot Tine a Cab s prspsflas
to Fi7sa very sse eea ears Dai q @s
sln.aff-ai ta.a4 4aaY H. ga fsAs -si.. t5ia''
fos -fealak
IA euss ats rsii tas 500 iltsusn
tt4t nelsAl blo94s 9al4.asd azsinas 10
fflas..ea toilauuie 80. Tue maitsl s4s
eou4 ff9l.issi
Afs Mlose4 concert .nt sn tsgtalansht
- 81 tple1tli s1fiif ll eili clns or
o. ile etsans ai lf4usrg % haaasa
- = Ist1l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

80 AAt Atta
he holilzgs 81 ss,3 arx ussrlv a taiss
g s-s pas. a1a il Is sale T. -, ia sgsa
A of&n4 h4A1s Asay ia4iss Ats Il oa
t--s- sA4t 1@fe aot ssiscssi tleig N latsf
Lr-l ss~itsg- before i Is tsss lals g. aot
i4H "a ca >. ocA4lskss aiiluefY smparl-
rA, utasa-sA. eornsF f94ntaln a. - al
l-sec si-sA seasons 5 a. bs found fatl
-D1 eot1 giste llHs % miliasry etc. ~ las
very --latest nefs.tlvs Ia esen esse pkiras
= slzisstesd tns ossl of satisfaction
ihes7 tnat iAte1d usi44 clstga4ss f0F b4ll
-'es4ees ste. eau sseafe What Is drslfc4 -
2tDviiz- millinery as tae pr8Rf4s-8f =
tfspAte1 20 furnish alDiOsI 1nF e3stans
desired. A great many ueN patterns have
essn added aud tAe ealrs line 81 suifs.
lsise faces. etc. Il 0ne eI TIE ones. "a
western Michigan. A Speciality is mzis IT
iAfnisnlng 9at "a t0Wn aas44ss with suits
al experienced attsndsaI 4lwsys aocon-
p-nyias each lol
Noque'ts. Body and Tapestry brussels.
% meet competition.
Aonqs> & AssAr.
DO not tali 90 90 - th- " steele Packing
Provision Company. South Division al,
" hen you wish choice cuts of meat
Whiie ordering your New Years dinner
90 not fan 20 80 Go kihot Cos ioi
Monroe 81, aud purchase some al Ells &
Co. oysters. lney are delicious.
Foot Rests. Blscking Cases. Commeaes.
Library Steps. Ruiiefs Trays Invalid
Trays, Hassocks aud Ostomaus
NOnGss & AyEgH.
Elliott & Go iol Monroe-st. handle the
celebrated hiis q Go oysters. Frs them.
Organs from $50 up at the Temple Of
Music "a aud i0 soasn pivislou-st
}. 3 EVAAs & Go.
Remember the Locomotive Fireman's
ball al hartman's Hall tomorrow night
Extra Super and Cotton Chain lperains,
very low MoR0AN a ANERt.
Elliott a &C. ioi Monroe st. handle the
celebrated Ellis a 60. Oysters. Try them.
BUSINESS BRENtTIEs.
Large meaiy oysters al Dettenthaler's IL
Monr0e-st.
Large msaty oy s,ers at De,ieu halsrs III
Monroe-st.
For fresh fish of all kinds 20 20 Deiten-
thaler'S III Monroe ST.
If YOU want wood by the caflbad or cord
buy u of tie Central Coal Co. Telephone
o34
For fresh iish of all kinds go 90 Deiten-
haler's IL Monroe 81
For fine game go 20 Detlenthaler's, IL
Monroe ST.
Order your Jackson It'll coal of the Cen
ual toai Company. Telephone, s3f.
For fine game 90 10 Dellenthaler's III
Monroe It
W. II Ross NJ -,
! Ohlce Widdic0mb block Office hours a.
m. 90 - a., 10 3 and Z 10 O.. IA. Sun.
day 90 D. ma. Telephone sO4
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

TIE suhiset of lsoture ~ Nrs NAY
wright -sss1 delivered lat wight
The aui.i.yiam af lhs Ladies literary
'lno foous sss occupied last svsnisg By =
mail hnf spgrecistise auii-0cs. o. sisn 10
Iee.ufs ~ Mrs Nay Wright sessli, oi
ntItuhpHiit
Mrs seseil Is 0ns ot ihs leading aiy0-
caief of F1mtns rights "a sFieni Equal
rutlts'sf ult her lecture iasf nighs SIS
devoted go the hfe ~ one % msrica 5
brightest E9msn, Margaret Fuller = nsme
dear fo evsrg advocate Of tho rgas ot
arnsn
ti's sswsli isa clear deliberate seesksr.
anil .1 ler faViss oi The linsaEe ne, lsbor
ani laf inx iatsenee ef Atfgafet Fallef.
isit ihe close attention of her audience.
Mrs ,sEsiI rsmsigs la ,he citT until Thus
tsY tns guest 81 hep nfnfhsr. Dc r b.
Wnkht, of south laiaYstte-sl.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
THE TRUTH ABOUT It
A. leTEsAsA uIf- ~ FEsaf
as olsss t1s Afae state ~ 4a4iFs Ast4A
ths ArFess "a Iisa. o4atss
Eef sAa aeesaa4A
ka4ssEE

The io..axlsa istssf appeared "a re
Dsa.ssfai Fssfsri4 1lefeiak
zslss Ue..sseat .s.s sals esg soeal
taf esszs AZ Al .4nls asfe sua st4rt7l .
restaurant AL sas tsi1s far els-nss=.
snsa iona Perry sktlts. ~ rei-er "a
gouf eiIg cane ~ 1efs ash =-sst Iae
f1f - lso llslasslI ROBBERY aud elstesi
10 1axz saIfAal tof lss sd ~ts xaiss 90
taas a- oa1k 10 lif44a A4a.es isE lliaI hs
Asd ale .1fasd 4p n lAs s.alIe4 for tsr4e
1sss sHd lnea sasa4e1 32l 81 teea g.
sbistsd ear hoW Perry usFsr 3sd a
~affsnt for as ap1 BE- oasht lo be ssQEsd
~ % .hs sao.ie so shls
Hoping goa ~ul give this space la soaf
"A. liable pspsr. / ssi. sogFs uuls
ll4uaht a gtskLf.
No. ia flratst n4fln.
AlDnfap8.is. .-n.
Last sgsaias lzlE8sAa hEsALp re-
posisf aes Nj Peffg n oass-s h0lsl aed
asksi about tns matter.
sd Mf. Ferry A isW Wseks ss' sai.s
passing NF Aetoansll plaes hs fappti GA
tie sinds. sni called uls ia ans asksi ne
20 take hold OF his case. ~hlsn
dld sn1 after sorking on ths eass short
tiii4c. enough las ortE prosecute 81 rti.
Aelonuell. - taat ne Vas satisfied ih2t
,lusiry zne~ sonsihias sDout ins fo1oefs
ll sas aoout o'Cl0l1 be tu= even b
ehea NJ Aclonueli learned zoe facts aal
ths same night be ssnt 90 see fI4sesaung
Attorney stuart. Nho gave 81 order i1f
asfsang fof The arrest af tIlslsy uhita was
issued that same uixhi nsc mher Is. nF
iuise III 5iMes a. nis lols-. L 1i.f slerit
iamsfeaux. vas going Sith uls bat 8n ac-
count al The illness ui has Hlie be ~as ua.
al e o. 20. Sd / les, an the IL O'Clock trsiu
that samc eight AMI arrived in 81 inuap0ls
uu fhe morning of ihu 1alh Qual3 was
arrested iu the afi-ruaun. aud an being
brought to- Police Hra lltua4tcrs z alley
Sad tual he Supposed shat ne wAs want-1
loF the Arltgf robbery ana Would e1ms
peaeesule bar 0n thinking lt over lte next
1ay he refused % come wftnlut rsqui.i-
ton. This. q course. took nne aut
a. hr lamorrauKs vile was still
sick. Vas compelled a. retufn o.
Chicago. and before 1 could gef
though she three DAYS limit that man
can De held wniir waitilg for reqnisit'ol
papers expired and tr. aphei tns Chief
a. Minneapolis that was sti.i invest 'igaliue
and c.ali not gei back a. / expected.
While ln Minneapolis showed Qua.ey the
warrant. aud he read lt over iu the presence
of ia Chief and = II. Murray, friend Of
mi Formerly OF Auskeson, AMI tue
de seb<es
TIE warrant VAS shown the reportef and
sss signed by H. Mcconnell aud iaiei
december Is lsss Afr. Perry IS still al
WJrk Oh the case
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
HATCH'S PRICE LIST
FoR THIS WEEK oSLY.

lHoICE DAIRY BUTTER
pEsr FAMILY FLOUR.
1RAEuLAIED SUGAR.
WILLOW a. SUGAR
10 lbs sIUo
JAPAN TEA DUST
j f2i.cis Ter NJ % lts FOE 1,ets
lolnEN no cJflEf RoAsItD AED
liHoicE cfRoliNA Hicf
NUsoAIlNE ROLLED OATS
.1in cas- CHOICE roaArogs.
= Scans foI 2scts
olB CAN YELLOW PEACHES
- - cans fuI llffs
OH Can GoinFs PUMPKIN
.DIB CAN SUGAR CaHN
.JLB CAS- DEANS
Scans ior 2sels
1LB CAN oRfFN pEAs,
.1iB cAh STRING BEANS
1LBcANfGG AND GAGE ptUMs
oln cANRED RAsrRfnRIHs
.5i8. CAN wHoRuFHhRRlE
.5iB CAS- risEtprLE
IoNF MADE WiAcE MEAI
Kew crRRkNr fFIfY
\ .oris ger ~. De iar l5cls
AIS AfFIF HlfIIER
y ~. psr lb s its f,r l.ets
lHolct GOLDEN sfh0f
gHoIeEsuvER ltus
.Ix BARS SOAR
= ee8m
AFW 1lf8E ksu fHft 500 uFaNN TIA
fe.t ffff t'fIt .rfg Iel 30
BFHbHAFhr A.-n NffIIi STAR lN1 tinHH
u aln lssi iashHl
\ gne 60 gaHoa
,'F4sIAL RAFfs1 fHf DIR
Its pef ih. lh- fss se's
NFN HRl-lss
NEv CnHAFIs
HitIEHf Hfffs
is rer De-
~ ffrFss
HF NEfn SITS
AfN FsfsFI1fs
a. HtFs FFt.H FlFH tsn fftR .fft
IhN fae =
f fsf.
a.f f.Hf f|n -fs.a sG
ts a -
f
Hf Frff sHefie1
/. 4. HATCH,
fs7 woeHptkr
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

ns wlii Noe sleep 10 Gr.sa Rapids Assia
far Eonr Years. az lssst

nan s1YeT ths kne of Ss~Tgo ~
everybody knows. is Democrat ani Is
E..fntsis Gtnerai of NeNavg1 county
election tt n1s 60 just - ar
n-ttsi ami hs has Registered biz
aIs ef those .srss fifsd 80 fof =
lIs..sr feEs char Nhiie Harrison . rrssi-
Heuf ae FII Hal spend SINGLE nigh, in
Hrsni isIsis snf SO 3f fats a. IS isadsd
fa tas 0aGatF some niEht 18th 40 tain
aH- Haue be- lss engaged pair q mules
81. te.f H..n nafs. e. tf ere Iimfs ot Gfant
Rapids easfa ns siH larry nAu fa8Fnisg
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31


JEWELLERS, are now reosiv-
lng. and Will continue TO open
until Christmas, the large in
voices Of DIAMONDS and
other GEMS, FOkEIGH ART
W A X l. RIC-A-B RAG
CLOCKS, LAMPS, etc. Sc
lected BY their own buyers in
foreign and Domestic markets.
Their collection Tor this season
IN all these articles, as well as
STERLING SILVERWARk.
WATCHES and JEWELLERY
is superior in all respects TO
any collection ever shown IN
Detreit. Visitors arc invited TO
inspect, and correspondence is
invited.
Articles sent on approval on
satisfactory reference.
DsIkoIS. NOV. ss8
los Woodward Avsnes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

f.s efisg .arenooa shi's serriceswsrs 10
progress ia fhs Uermsa Catholic ehifrh an
tlt Nfs sfis s1menns entered The pastor
81 fff a1t sei. sa0 ia assh Tns T3rk sas
"a ..e .ga r.fi1n sll Fss vs. pls 4 oaihs
rIf.lndtnss. anl hfd ks7s flsf tied me
fIlf door as1 soc doors af ls vnts
sIff seerefsff he msiter Ess reported lo
Iee Tire tuas. seersF Hf as ssi :
eas fin.si ~ Fai.a 81 sbfI-
e.. 81 f.e s4H.s nsHnar
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
RnANon 15. @. NJ. 3. A.

The members of branch l5 C. NJ b A d,
are requested 20 meet az their hall Ken
nedy building, corner Waterloo ald
Loomis- IS. Tuesday. January J. 80 y. m.
sharp. u take part In the dedicatory eKeT-
cises OF Sd AiheFtus church.
fHos * kEArSG, Prsst
JANE QuiEg JR, Rec. See
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

While ordering yonr New Years dinner,
30 not fail 90 eco io Elliott x Go :. lOl
Monr0e-st. and purchase soms Of Ellis n
Co. ; oysters. They are delicious.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31


- s- e~' a sf 7tsri-s p
49, - fs-' 80 -. - z--.1s. -- t'
= $3.50 - -1~- t,f efes 4-- S~
--4 --A
ti - -eea el2gotec IS = " sstera st@.l7-
t'-a teAt s4 posE4s ~ te4 .sse ~----s
s9ra 4asls l2&1 ~ - e.eIt f--a 20
eaea.-s k-A
t44 -9-4l ~t.ees e4,p 81 Alaesslsa <-4
A-z.t- t11 t1,s ye4s IS plscod 3. - sfs ~
ssfs toE ~1a-1 la- tarlaers s.lI t-s<ats
So sA 1sl1x 80 g03 1aFe s-4- --as
s-4r
b. IS eaneasea tbat ttfs .-ss.s enrn eFpr,
if t..tat ~ r-se ..rat a..a al
s.l.. s7l .srs. asf ...s... i. t,... t..l ase.i
tva.s l.. a. ss...., u. t... l.,-... - las ~
afo4a1 14e aerll
al. Afrie.f.taral I..f..~ss.srl esnassfes
tas Dresast fres 80 s....a. 81 Al lsNgs1
t.sh.a. j. .s.ad hunter. lie Faraes
Fer. al..... fes 49, - al. l.sllta I1s
..sta.l t.r..s....f IL is.s - a. ,sy a.
f. .s.s..,.-.3 j. =, -. ! 20 nsea
A. s,...i,.. .... g.t .i.....f ts..s tsnlss a
w-,s 4l.rr r.s....s -. .........5.t..ge III tbirty
csats usea. 0r $500 = year. Tor caaa
man. o. far tna a4Ul.as0. e. 60 - 49,
u4aNg
IHs French national debt Is stated t. -
tft iar,...t ~ tn. t.eria Az lsstssf etls 4A-
a.sI ...t..f.st 80. lsslls1 laus Sac interest
alsaa = aearis ss8ak1 ~ more ih4a lne
tat.i w.st, of ths tntssa states G5vern-
mend na - eauita tsr of tho freach
ue.pis .s slS. pt,ra4ps the largest ~ aar iieo-
p.e The Prosidsnt feooscs = salary ~
tl6301Ua yoaF
Ilsg fafsarss Rstasss estimates that the
sisla af cora IA Obsa laa ana. luinois Iowa,
Msssourl ansas and Nebraska. the chef
corn growing States. will b. 1855. ist 50
bushels. au incfrase ~ e5l $50 sss bushels
"a eomparod with 17H f.5lta bushels. tno
weld reported bt fhe Department of Agrl-
cail1fe tor l,sI rhe total cora cropof loos
- estimated al q llu.s5l ,s bushels
Dcasa the past year treat Britain has
PAID cut Tor cattle slaughtered on account
of pleura- pneumonia Tor diseased cattle,
HH 1000. Ter healthy castle in contact, sllt,-
ESQ. oa account of swine slaughtered owing
a. swine fever. So oro for diseased SWINE
and tse nO8 for healthy swine m contact,
making "A total drain au the country caused
by these diseases amounting to ass O.0
ar.,s., .,.,. 90 a,a ,.,,..,t. t..n.3 last
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600 texans '~i''" ''l'"' HeN~ 80.
sipp f@'io was oA' p-'en' 20 S''is =, l'o
reoent great mechanical Development oi the
state was credited with bus 81 inventions
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q,,. tf...,4 c,..... ASA. 80 th.n e,x
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
Arrrsrros ksien1s or ST. JoHsl

The Knights of ST. John are requested 10
mest al their afmofy on Tuesday al g a. M.
tor parade ". L. ADitRRIS
Commander
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31
O'H1ARA'S
~ Canal-St.

We will close out 8 600 pairs of Gents
Fine Slippers comprising 2O0 varieties in
Velvet, Plush. Alligator Seal skin Morocco.
on every shape including Operas. Brightons
Eyeretis, Newports, OEfords. etc.
Prices 90 suit all pocket books ranging al
80 cents, 20 cents. o. tl25 81 so 81.
a. TO $500.
No more appropriate holiday slit can be
aud At 10 other place can you get such sat.
isfsotory styles aud prices a. Al
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

Do not fail Co 90 90 ihe W Steele Pack ne
& Provision Company South Division a..
shan You wish Chaice cuts of meat
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

OF the Grand Republic CigaHos much has
been said, fof they were first introduced by
our trei But Queen Of Sheba like, the
half has not been told. Smoke them once
aud you viii find them good as gold
Moams tie TRECscH 4 Bao.
sole Agents
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

The delicioqs fragrance, refreshing cool
ness and soit beauty impaired ia the skin
by pozonis Powder, commands Il 10 all
the ladies.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

Cash Buyers Attention. 90 cent Discount oH the
following Tor spot Cash.
All Fancy Oak Rockers! Al C,lnde4 Ton Desks All
Reed and Rattan Rockers All Chiids itoekcrsi Al
Ladies' Desksl All Secretaries aud Book Shelves ~"
not Delay Call aud get Bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-31

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Ohlce Widdicomb block. Office hours @
m. 90 ~ a.; 10 and io s o. IA. sun
day 90 .. m Telephone sO4.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-30
Clover,

The Country Gentleman says: Clover
seems simply to be the great scavenger of
agriculture, gross feeder, capable of col
Letting the nitrogen and the Wineral ele-
ments Of the soil held in insoluble or slowly
soluble forms, or in solution too dilute for
the wheat roots to thrive upon it, and by
the decay Of its large roots storing these
clements in large quantities and available
forms near the surface, where the young
wheat roots can at once and continuously
feed upon them. DR.. Holland in one of
his novels makes an Irish character says:
1.-The peg pig is the usefulest animal in
tirely He ates what there can nothin else
ate; thin you can ate the peg" This seems
in a rough sense to be the office and the
great service of clover; to eat what the
wheat cannot eat in its present form and
then die and let the wheat eat it, Just as
plants prepare food for animals, by gather
ing and condensing it from the soil, not Gre
ating it.
The roots of clover probably help destroy
humic acid and drive out sour plants and
worthless grasses. Japan clover, or lesped-
eza, certainly has this effect on sorrels and
sedge grass.
No lands respond more promptly or cor
daily to fertilizers than the soil of pine
lands. A few shovels full of manure or
rotten pine straw, in any spot in the field.
shows its effects wonderfully on the nearest
hill of corn, or peas or potatoes. By max
ing pine lands as rich as the Mississippi bot
tom lands and such a thing is possible)
these lands would be worth four times as
much as the bottom lands, since no levees
are needed in these hills, no mosquito bars
no malaria, except in creek bottoms. little
Or no lung complaints, pleasant and com
Portable climate, and nearly all of the farm
productions can be made here that can be
mad III the north and west, and many that
cannot be made in high ATTITUDES. And
this is the true home of domestic animals;
all that is wanting for them is good treat
ment and plenty of food. The improved
lands should secure the food, and improved
humanity should secure good treatment.
Why cannot these lands be made more val
liable than lands in the west that sell for
800 an acres