davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-26
WHEAT RAISING IN CHINA.
The Primitive Process of Growing and
Milling in the Celestial Empire.

Milling in the Celestial Empire.
In the northern and middle parts of
China wheat raising Is enc of the princi-
pal industries of the farmers. The winter
wheat is planted at about the same time
wheat is planted here. The soil, espe-
cially in the northern provinces, is so well
worn that it is especially untitled for
wheat-growing, and the Chinese farmers.
approaching this fact and the fact that all
kinds of fertilizers are excessively dear,
make the least manure do the most good
by mixing the seedlings with finely pre-
pared manure. A man with e bushel
basket swung upon his shoulders follows
Immediately and plants the mixtures in
large handfuls in the burrows, so that
when the crop grows up in the fall it
looks like young celery, even as we'll
trained French sailors in a row. Immedi-
stely after the first melting of snow, and
when the ground has become sufficiently
hardened by frost these wheat fields are
turned into pastures, under the theory
that by timely clipping of the tops of
these plants by healthy animals the crops
will grow up with additional strength in
the spring.
Wheat thrashing is the principal inter-
est in Chiuese farming. Owing to the
scarcity of fuel, the wheat Is pulled up in
sheaves, the same as is done here, and i'm
mediately carted to the "mien chong," a
smoothed and hardened space of ground
near the home of the farmer. The tops of
the sheaves are then clipped off by hand
machine The wheat is thus left in the
"mien chong" to dry, while the headless
shes1es are piled up in a heap on the out
side of the mien chong" for fuel or
matching.
When the wheat is thoroughly dry it is
beaten under great stone roller pulled by
horses. while the places thus rolled over
are constantly tossed over by pitchforks.
The stones left untouched by the roller
are thoroughly thrashed with fails by
women and boys. The well-beaten stalks
and straws are then taken out by an inge-
nious manipulation Of the pitchforkS, and
the chaff is removed by q systematic
tossing of the golden grain into the air in
sbovelfuls until the wind blows every par
ticIe of chaff or dust out of the wheat.
Even the chaff Is swept up and slowed
AWAY for fuel or other useful purposes,
such as stuffing mattresses, pillows and
stable uses. After the wheat is allowed
TO dry few hours in the burning sun, it is
slowed away in airy bamboo bins.
Wheas, in ordinary years, is worth in
open market in Northern China one dollar
per American bushel. The milling pro-
cess is very ancient one-two round,
large blue-stone wheels, with grooves
neatly cut in the face on one side, and the
center of the lower wheel solid wooden
plug, are used. The process of making
-four out of wheat by this slow machinery
is called "moh MEN," Usually horse or
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-26
Diphtheria Carried By Turkeys.

DIR. Paulinis, in the Bulletin Medical, re-
ports most interesting epidemic of diph-
iberia which occurred in Skiatos, one of
the Grecian isles, in the year 1884. The
population of this island at the time was
about 1000. DR.. Bid, an old practitioner,
is the authority for the statement that for
thirty years no case of diphtheria had
been known on the island. In June a
child aged II years was attacked with
dipntheria and died. Seven other cases
occurred in the immediate neighborhood =;
five of these died. The disease extended,
until, within period of five months, one
hundred persons were attacked, of which
number thirty-six died. Three weeks be-
fore the sickness of the first child, flock
of turkeys arrived from Salonica. Two of
these were sick on arrival, and each of the
others we're subsequently attacked. DR..
Paulinis found in the Threats of the sick
ones patches of false membrane. The
glands Of the neck were swollen, and in
one bird the disease had extended to the
larynx, making it hoarse. One of the
turkeys, after recovery, had paralysis of the
legs, and was unable to walk. Although
there had been no immediate contact be.
tween tie sick birds and the first child at
tackled, still the distance between them
was slight, and wind had been for some
time blowing in direction favorable tc
the transportation of the disease. DR.
Paulinis believed that the disease was con.
tracted from the turkeys, its germs being
carried BY the currents of air.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-26

SALT FOR GRAPEs.-In report to the
Western New York Horticultural Society
an experienced fruit-grower of Tom4pkins
county Or. B. Crandall), states that salt
spread around a grapevine in a radius Of
three or four feet, sufficient to whiten the
ground, has been preventive Of mildew
for the past two years. The same vari-
cites adjoining, not thus treated, were
ruinad by rnildew, while those sailed were
saved. The result of the experiment
should be noted by grape-growers whose
vines are exposed to mildew
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-26
why Laura Lost Her Beau.
Laura once had an affiuent bean
Who called twice fortnight, Or so,
Now she sits, Sunday eve,
All lonely to grieye.
Oh, where is her Tecreant beau,
And why did he leave Laura so

All lonely to grieve,
Oh, where is her recreant beau,
And why did he leave Laura 500
Why, he saw that Laura was anguish
ing, delicate girl, subject to sick headaches,
sensitive nerves and uncertain tempers;
and knowing what lifelong trial is fret
full, sickly wife, he transferred his atten-
tons to her healthy, cheerful cousin, Ellen.
The secret is that Laura's heath and
strength are Slapped by chronic weakness,
peculiar to her sex, which Ellen averts and
avoids by the use of DR.. Pierces Fsvorite
Prescription. This is the only remedy for
woman's peculiar weaknesses and ailments,
sold by druggists, under positive guaran-
tee from the manufacturers, that it will
give satisfaction in ever case, or money will
be refunded. See gusranses OH bottle
wrapper.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-26

Another attempt was made on Wednes-
day by the boys in s.. Eincents Orphan
Asylum ar San Rafael to burn the building.
Several Of them have been arrested.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-26

THE continuation of cough for any
length OF time causes irritation OF the lungs
or some chronic throat disease Browns
Bronchial Troches" are an effectual cough
remedy. Price, % cents. Sold only in boxes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-26

The pigeon shoot for the championship
of England and the cup held by DR..
Carver will take place on May 30th.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-26

THE best of all spring medicines is Tar
Iant's Seltzer Aperient.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-26

now reduced to perfect white, and that
the fiber is as fine as that of the finest
linen Corr. Lelriston Journal
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-26
THE CHINESE SAY,

When the wind blows your fire. it's useless to
TIRE yourself" AbOut half Of Your toll can be
avoided by the use of
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

Yer $50 e NtT IIhs ALWAYS a9f
I ses & AS 81 a44g SEfs se1s = -e-laa a - as
as 4ts1Z 51E ~ fssi s@@.i4 tas = sssN
ga 81 esf tas sraas e@sf ss-t4 -
1 q tr4fsa Aofet ts-itA. Ntlaasss<
Sssss lte.et
fsfH saLE-s E1AAlf 10 klN et XXI QN
4 tEasis>sl asr.. 81 f.ss avet etiA faa g. 49,
i "a tss fsf sf. taE re
. sfeta s4F4 49, ttt f ssss
. 80 elae fsf - 2. 1tatt &e0e, et Asesas
isok sALk-sIA SEA MAI AND CoNflfTi
i ia e h,issts q. fts ass etss = ia iss't
tsc1s = si esrs eLa Eias 4<ett.k fAtstff @.se
stss3 Ae1 trek tslnisfssa flo tSti21 Nftt
aa.d f-si.rlt lta ssfa ffaes. ti.ite 49, 1oe
L4sg1 = izsts.s- IS .-asss.llt k.l-A
T0E SAFE OK kTNI slN-hooN aof'sE on
/ Ihrd e.. httsUtn tclttx 81 alta teit aft
isesf easF tafols, ou i1epta.g i@t 1eli ~
eix1g dollars PEI menth. aiso toslr io.s sad $50
houses iss~st a. ~ siFsxl Cal itae and sinai
ectnef sore. ksst xIa HheflasDsts rslt cscs 9 -
ltspDu-foAe xr.y inquire II fTesbuf.. n q p
eoaat b4litiDs, room ~ -
IOR sALE~A COMPLETE HoAE MN AAD
7 modern tonr aooEs isom Shsrp-si ear ALx
1erlns O. SAT- Enquire De. = charssst 4
NOR sALk-A LAkGF BRICK DWELLING
Il hot.se. On sprinS a.. f0r g. ts}l heal tfaaae
dwelling house tameSxi. for q 51@ ano al
~ acre t.rm Ia sparta ief e. 20 ell a. suasli
psyme1ts snd ressonatle terms p. A bsfffK
rcom izs icdysl1 block, over Public iAkrsrs
4sff
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

IIkNTEb 8fsfN Ess sCHtNCF-T0r s. wAN
" Eta ssr1e rsp.taI 49, several years sl.i-
ress sxrerenc- w*e-s ts laFcst - wonsf srd
be1 -
YTAvTTn-PARTNE RTTH CarITtf FY
" Fe1uE rs1 Ht- 81 = gs1 ~ .ET Ft
re N0rst Err - sr1 ~ Eere rr~
q - fnesf fesfir~s tr fef stte fs-e sssf ~ e-
sd asran~r Hf f11 fr1r s~ 81 rEe roe
tsrrsen1 feet sf - ~ EsFT ~ - frr- fen Fsf
n-e ~ ss~~~z f.cs-sof srrrs seer ffae
q - ss rsrEg f-e~ T - sftf - s7s -
L. ezrszr-sr~s
TTANIrH- q gay eeAf EH kNH IkAT
~ -sst - x srf fsSies - ateFt
.efe~p - rs~tee - AR E11 *sFrrs -
sesi a.ok @
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

Ttsfa s oizcz ~ ave caa rsscb.
There q re es sGsce cse teaEa.
tbess IS . eAa1G 10 pe@sF eao kFeak.
There - : slssE ~ s01o1 CO sazs
e0eaer aF zier th4l eDle 49, sTFye. thst
pace siti -ast fef y0af e0aslnE tast csslB
lc ast Dad s9a "a h<iDiss4 des (. -tk siesa
al1sl al &C wear sSsses. bEt fa4assll-s
sV<fy ye4E q ssEBely ~ thelr 4's All
Ln1sis llls acre ieBztaeu oaf s1eif &ass -
besofai EHze.y care. PR tce f4liiax
slfsnxtb. - weaksslEg ofzaDs toe vAsi-
a. ksood Dr. k1sFee's Go.cx1 Neelca. Las-
18sery !. a aoaeerf1l resLofaliss 4ac pro
88n4er Of stFsBglb an6 life it parties fse
blood sn1 nyi<oraf~s the sysleias teeysog
oftifyiag IA against dlsesse. 81 orakxlsts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

wiling at al times To
prove that the TELE-
eRAM-lIEeALD has the
Largest Circulation of
any Michigan Daily
with the exception OF
those published in
Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

wHTNF rEoTgcFIoS - NEEDED.
tiss 5aasasl hss irsqasas.y called at
fsai 90 - - srsseirg fsmsnd ,or an act
oi Ccr ress % chsck ies immigration m-
- has coaoiFy o. sueh nambsfs OF ua-
dssigsbia foreigners. 3sli-Prsssrgaiicn.
- have ssssr;si. - a dn.y prior to TIA;
e charity. 4. - Figt. that our laws
sboa'd 10 gsnsrcus and liberal n sdcri-
TX hon.ss fsr tns bonslsss and All .
"a BE 9 isss. bas 4; . not daiy to turu
our home into hospital. or TO throw
open cur door. sor sEs entertainment o.
tranrs or criDllals, or 10 rscsivs and
care ''r 10 p4upsss and insane of other
nation.
g. .s.sssacs to the iss. msntioasd
class. Go chisazo Meas os Iast Saturday
coaissss az editorial which - ioreibls.
Ih- Nsrs says:
The proossiiass in Judge Prendsr-
gas,s Cour: lest Iaarsdsy we're unhs1-
p'iy soi singular IA thsir illustration o.
hoS tsa insars x Europe rrs shipped a.
Sole coaairY fcr ssyinua. Two o, the
psesufs Ergoira GrcEHAUy an
Ncr5EIA RxxDEL-ssrs found TO hays
rsra IN thtS country lssa than 4 weok
lhs former cane from Bohemis, the lat
ter from Bavaria. Tley we're PROB
aoly insase bsfore they l~h Earope. ami
waeo they landed IN NV York. whsn-e
a. ey t-a Keen iorssFtse wsst 10 be A
caarss ueon wha'sser raanieipsllty nigh.
snisa.f r. TIE nposi.ioa.
"EEo CsnaGiars wess II the lst Who
! csen shippsd across the border. thsre
tsrg ho tsr.H restriction upon the ia
poEtahon q .uascy.
as aaues O, three othsrs-JsMEs
~ Ss0s, JACo EISA JAxesoS and Mao
esq tHt0Exv--'nd.cats tbs probable for
st-s s,uies from ~Esacs TIE patients
caai,
10 "a ist % Ten ouly one was GER
tsiniy "a Ansficzo, snd DO bsd been IN
~ Nraad Amy, and was let 20 on rep
rsssn' aticn that the Bsoth.rhood OF Lo-
conaiige Easinsers would take care oi
bn
"Tbs ons days experisncs ia Judgs
FasSD.ReAsr's Court only illustrates.
ard should snphssizs the fact that two
thir,ia 4 al ,ns iasHos patients supper.
al st pa5hc expenee N ihs United
States. ar- fareign born. The grsst ms
rr,tY q fksse patients cone hess IN
saus. srf srs sect from ihe pisces oi
tesrr fcrtoer resteuce TO Rss rid ot them.
Governor ASKa. q Massachusetts,,
bsf. in cCnsequsncs of information FUR
rsasd III "a by ,hs Sists Bosrd Of I=unscy
s.,i Casriiy. addressed communication
io = leg slaiuTe eour~rnInz the inni-
E-afisa from Euglsnd e c0B Tiotsd criE-
iae's. Tt sprssrs that sher. are orssn-
fssd soeirfiss iu r gland. working 81
rsseamsns 18th tfs authorities. whicb
rtf fh~ sxrenss of pss-sgs n this coun-
ffy e' rsrsoes discharged from prisoos
s-s sha' tesse rssirrssiy d-ift into CIR
r-as' srd G fvhis iastitniious s.
ss 81 tfs Governor consider re
ffs 81 - sscaaary an nossl
fagunls fts Lssisiasurs
- leosrsss or sach nod G.
zaasE ATS tAsi Immigrant.
eta aars teen cnnvigfed Of crime rsy
ia f1fI iisu access 20 tais couotry.
flis 20 ~ hepsi that Congress vi
rci sdfurn sitaon' Ssvsse passsd ,hs
seD@ either a. sr p character. II = a.
outrage nprn ih~ - pc % tais eoanir1
Sass fe sizr saHairss are permitted q
sh.p hair crIninals. THAR inssrs sna
tae'r pauvsrs here to "a supported
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27
Real Estate--EOuflfry

Real Estdte--COurifry
DOR SALE-TBE ROLLER PROCESS GRIST
L &ill st Edmore. Mich Doing good business
and en- increasing trade The proprietor has
other business and must sell Edmore i thliv-
ing village OF 1s0. has two railroads and IN The
midst OF a growing country. good chance Tor
the right man. Call on or address J. IL. Gibbs
IdmOre, Mich. -
NOR SAI.E--PINE AND RID WOOD LANDS,
II good farms and city propt.ty for sale cheap.
also money 10 loan. Call at ioyctt block, Canal
ST.. opposite Sweets Hotel. K. Antisdei. Att
NOR 6ALF-GoOD PROPERTY FOR SALE At
nected aud good reasons for waiting 10 sell I'd
dress Mrs Mary AdrioD, Byron Centre, Mich. sltf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

HOUSEHOLD DFUREITURB FOR SALE CHEAP
IT no. lis Gold-st.. West SIDE 81
business CHANCELLOR SALE HALF
ID interest IN a well established business in this
city; from ten % iteen thousand dollars required
An excellent chance for q responsible parry wish-
Ing 10 engage in active business Address "Busi-
ness, care Carrier No 5. 5S
i IFE sIZEPORTRA AITs-IN PASTEL, WATER
IL colorS and crayon, elegantly framed in bronze
s2s. $50 and SSs Hsmiltons All Gallery, -
Csnsl-st. 3sIf
CALFSMkN-CAH ADD A LINE SMALL
- samples. Ore agent earned s. 500 Others MP
TO q. 90 in 1885. L. .. Box 1871. New York. 2lsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

Dsn't sassr any loager With your eorns
bgnioas ~ ingFo~i1g nails bat cali ~ once
on A ;. LAbosfsllsF. al ne Turkish Bath
House. corner A08ros sni ioul<-sts. aud
have tbem removed withou; pain. l treat
children.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

uET T7y-16p-TrT akxFr 70 mcfr -
" hssp~r Fstssae ctsg 1sese ~ -
x aSTr.-A Nty = sExs Eota ca
q o. fee< se1
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

MRS X LOVFyoY WILL GIVE LEsS0x-
VI N Guitar sud BANJO plsyiue. PriTsfsiy o.
iu fsHes Carcass method 10 eGtsr sni
Uoks1ns for taalo. feffsrs cr epoIfesfions -
crfvf1 a. Ms. IsTe'cFs spsrtrnen.S 10 Noucoe-
e.. IrsB6 kspiGs A'eh-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27
For henf--KoODis.


TOR RENT-NEa 7 ROOM HOUSE OK
/ north soc tigath at, tniid door ssss ~ FFoat.
Inquire hsrflsoa "a 4goH Works. ieleIAoae
NFASTED--f0 kEST-A SNAIL VIII 20
Fearist s.
IoR RENr-sIlIE OF THREE ROOMS WITH
fhfce closets suitable iof ~ 1t huusS keeHlBE.
OF viii rent sinsiy. Enquire A. ~ CresoentsNe -
NOR KENT-fURNisHE ROOMS TO RENT
j IA the -s'inegar block knqulFe of =
NOT.CE rO TkANSIFNTr AND PARTIES
Y visiting Grsnd ksiids n you want nice
fuFnishec r0omx cali AT room a second IO5f. he
o. Cana II. corner "a trsseeAtaNe. 81
IOk KENI-bEsIRAnLE ROOM FOX TWO
i gentlemen wah board Al % bostwlek-st. Ss6it
IOR kkNI-FURNishED koOaa. STEAM
/ heated; aud furnished fo0ms l0f Eight house
tsep!ng. Apply az ro0m lo3. New holseM4a
block. fo1
NOR REET - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
L either single or IN siiite. steam heated. also
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply al Room -
LedyArd lock, l0i Otswa.sg z15u
NOR RENT-Two SUITES or SEWN ROOMS
K In the new Ia snne block. with all modern
g Cnyeaiences, including The patent Aldiae Heat
ing crate Also ten eineni OF SIX rooms corner
shawuut-ave and Winier-st Also ro0ms 70 rent
furnished of unfrrnlshed. inquire OF b. N. Bar
nsId. - A.len-st. corner 9, Mt kernon-st ssstf
For --HisceHaneous
NOR SALE - A SQUARE EaMERsON PIANO
i sheap ioT casa. address s. box J. care this
oaicc. IS
l1Ok sALE-A CENTRALLY LOCATED RIss-
L tAurant doing q paying buslncSs. small
amount OF money Invested and good trade
established. Apply at Luton 4 Duntc-, Widdi-
comb building. Telephone "a
NOR SALE -GOOD ROAD OK WORK HORSE
4 for sale. VII be sold cheap IL sold fm media
alely. j. +. Homsn, "a Csnal-st. sSstt
TOR SALE - EN IRA NICE DRY KINDL1NG-
T wood AT sl.50 per load delivered. Grand
Rapios Veneer Co. 3tst.
7 WANT TO SELL Ny HORSE. PHAEToN AND
j harness very cheap iftaken soon. John u.
Homan, Is Cansl-st :3stf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27
Dissolution Notice.

- - = tfresy ever . st fss sx.l srfne-shiT
teres ssc~e - lsfisfe b<lvee1 frt E11frs 70
f1.fsr re Fra re1e - -f5iFer. y sas assg 8 Co.
j. this fsT lsec Ts3 - uHfrz Wf-r
h NsstssrF ena Frsnk F p - ur g. he ~
rs--e n a - hefr Fsfs sar.Fet ~ fte fif
rsss sa6 stS1rs - ssees ~ fsh.iz.fs - tne
AZ frra -HrTFR
trf7rEk
- fIK
us~re t.ser serrsfstef tte . pr >
g. "a resf efesr resrs tfaes tsislr ~ -
nns ereeff1ssT errTr~fa tbf reH trv e. FL 81
rssre,rs5 '~enes SIS ~ reaS O. sre-r fof fts~As
g fr.ss A. ae~eerssr's tTseztes ts ts.e p frH
erFFrfe
ts~s~s Ksrssa Niek ~ ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27
Situations Wanfed-Female.
zdrersiSnsuis snf<r Dsis kead
FREE.

yTANTED - NURSING HANING LOCATED
w e. No 1i h0sgwifk -. ! oesire 70 solicit re
ratFu x ~ those Ni-hflg the service. ~ h0r-
ofgh sn5 practical nurse. best o. reiersnfes Arr.
Maflie Emsiey. -
lffIUATIOS wANTED-As NURSE BEST
= references furnished Address Hrs. A p
Miller. Vinegar biock -
GANrFD-A SITUATIONS ts CASHIER OR
" sssttant pookseerer ~ Forre isdT Who 4
= so0i fseonsn ard bzs hfd some ekl e-erfoss
tpsif1snt IS r. cal ~ sddresslng O. \. tex 3
TeieErsn1- Herald 4tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

A local freight leaves Grand Rapids Al 10
M. Carrying passengers - far as KniAnazoa
AL trains daily except Sunday.
Through tickets 10 all points and berthf 70 sieep
jng coaches can be secured at Union Ticket Once
e. NoDroe-st, and et depot
a . -ai1 . e. 2 A. Cirv Gland.
is44rr frtrr' q Crff treuf.
GEo. ". NUSsoE City Ticket Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

40 tbs week you csa have your ehos C
d SO pair 0f shoes sl tns
taicANs0 SnoE tEozE,
- Cana snd al ana As Lyon st
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

sDaly. All otben daily except sunday.
Sleeping cars run on pGcinc aud Atlantic tf.
presses TO and nom DetfoiL-Fari0r car run oa
Day E1press and OfAnd Rapids Express 10 aud
from Dctfoit-Direci connections "a ade af Detrol
with al through trains cast-JlcKeiE on sale AZ
nion Ticket once. 07 sonroe-st, and At Union
depot
ChAs, II. NORRIS. Sen'l Agt. IS Nonroe-G.
q. ". kuGGfIs. O. i. and 4 A.. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

Tpaily, sunday excepted aDaliy.
Psesensers isflng the Dcirois kxprcss -
m rake dtrecs connections FOR New York Bus
ton. snd ? u points Esst
Through tickets 70 al points east and a.
and eepine car bcrths an b. secured Al q. q
II. 4 NJ. Railroad ciy ofice. Sweets Hotel. and
st depot
JAs CANPEELf. City Pass Agt
0Eo. b. REEyE. Trar.c Manager, Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

Cabinet photoSfsFhs al s. per dozen Al
Merfisl's. Guam block 81 Monf0e-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

sf rrs TirFsou4 trhste psid -
r-xrdnosh~rs Yssssrisr ~ Fe~ Dr.
sea
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27
I.onrdlpa.

coco BoaRD aNp ROOM Only 81 PR
" week For psrtealsrs los e..rs e IS Pssri A.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

Tee stiirstion 81 secrscv IN rsgard 70
its sshlcsiieo - the hsher-es frsatv
ts * teen an vsd. ihecs = ~ ssrfhiy
fsc ehv sbe Ssnste should act dehsfe
3 fnfi-c. TIE 7epsfcrs ers fhs ser-
vsfts TIE p-cpie. sud - tezt 81 tne
t-ear 80 hesn puhiishes There ca
e. 81 gFxi raesua wy What the ser
s-e So sisaet i shoaid net he knosa
fasr eansistae1fs ard b. ths esustry
sna hs frsnk aed sbovs- bosr3
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

DreSsnsdhers.

WANrED - DRKSSMAKERS AND SEWING
W girls wishing To learn the Kellogg French
tailor system OF cutting and ftting 10 esll or adj
cress school OF Dress Cutting l2s Charies-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

gfhiCAtro NE-t NlChfGAK-tlL TRAINS
Y afflss e. aud depart .ran CnlaB bepsl
NfFakT
NAL Ma chiCzFo ktlskckon and To f4of 10 . IA
shs "a pres foi Chaua go-.--.---..-.. - -
1Af4teAs 4ol uAkeEus ....- - D "A
Night txp4ess ~ ttlosfo .-......... u o. y Al
biz kepids BALDWIN lslloi4Et8l aud
Nsts.'ee ........... y ses "a
big kspsds BALDWIN I.adllAsts1n aad
Nsalsses .......... ......-' ...........f 90 asa
skEIxE
Night hat,fezs fr0m ghieags, ......-... can
kxpfess ffo.u Nisks,l0a .....-......... ~ a. a "a
Mali ifo-A thicAGo sn1 ADsieeon as \ IA
- pre- tfoel tAll -.n aIa Iuit1c b. ~ a.
E1pfess fTon fentwaeef Nnhkegon ana
iSitflsl - a
~ Siiieat.e. t4iiulhs %. bs.dNaA Gnc
blE flos.-.........-.. .......... so 80 81
hHnss &c. l'tatuEfoH. Ha dRln .... ~ n
sDniiy, fDeAy except sunday
brOuEh coaches 20 chirGeo Au1 Toledo oneao
a M train.--1 through r&fi0r " Chicago uu
~ - y "a train.--No extra charge loF soa1k.-
1rhongh fnilmsn sleeping ca And e0soh i0r
chicago on II - y N trein-N Union Ticket ones "
kouf1l ~
W. A CAkFkHTKG 1rahc Manager
WILLIAM A 0AyrTT. ASH Gen fass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27
SCRO FUl- A

Is that impaEiy of the blood which produces
unsiShtly humps or sweliiass IA tie neck;
which causes running sores oa tLe arms,
legs, or feet; ~hieh develops ulcers in the
eyes. ears. or nose. often causing blindness or
deafness; Which IS tie Crl~ q plIHr.cs, can
eerous gFowths. or "humors," Whlch. fastcn-
tag upon TIE lungs. causes consumption and
death. II is the most ancient of al diseases.
ana very few person, are entirely FREE from Il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

ft- e Sf.ss 1rr Oesrx. fsilew-
bls - other fsnous
Ff rot scrept A.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

~ rruue~t % Iii cenfiaos eur e - see
So fs.s ~>~k ~ -
csrca~e sx-x srsse
- Cseai ..
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27
For Rent--BHsEness Places.

ITO RENT-BoARDING HOUSES ONE BLOCK
| from Postonice. Ward Ward, corner Lyon
and Keut-sts 2tti
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27
Health is Wealth.
100 Doses One Dollar

Dr. r. &. Wests Nerve and Brain Treatment, a
specific tor uy-tcria. Dizziness. Con.
tGsicus iits. Nervous Neurslgia, HrGdachc,
nervous frostraticn caused by the use OF alcohol
or tobacco. Nskefii'nesS Mental Depression
~ofieuiny Of the Brain resulting In insanity and
O,d age. Rsrrenness. Loss OF Power ia either
sex Involuutsrv Iosses and SptrmGiorrhOea
caused by ovcr-cxeriion of the brain, selts5nse
or over-indulgence. Zach box contains one
month treatment. 81 box. or six boxes 70.
s. sent by nlaG PREPAID on receipt Of price.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27
Water Color Decorating.

fefifnf Hrf esfr1stes vi 20 furnished On a.
piestioe. ~ fne unoersigne1 bf srfisfff eficr
nef1Tslna f-srr relfE h. pflcf end resufg 81
fsrisf viii wail-fsffr DECORATIONS ~ Sc - ~
fife persna1eus wate~ .ffarr Ans = isDr1ifs p
~ gnsFeutee - o. fffr eftiatfe sne eufsFls
1efzretiuf - - - pf0ruee tetisr eferit ~ ths
80 fffee rfFgff "a 20 fafpef e'ffef ~ cfsesf
eisfrrfte wurf fsIc fhf etsff a gusrsrte<f
- - nuanefl suf tfsf ii ~ usvef rf1uiFs ia
SO - - refnist fbs ratls witk ths ssnaf - suv
tthff ffntrr
Jns eeiii8r ~ tse new entrrues P1~rfs
1rTf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-27

ckASn aArsps a sSpfANA-gN sFFEcr
u o-.ss<r ! tse7