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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
Catarrhal Dangers.

To b freed from The dangers % surocsticn
While Wing down - breethe rec y. sleep souEd-
ly md undsfurhed % rise refreshed hesd clear
brain active and free from rsia or = he % new
that no poisonous pUfrid matter defies the
breath snf rots away ne delicate frsch inr-Y 81
sTne E TASTE and hearing 70 feei that ise sfstesr
does not through it- veins ssd srfer sfck u
tie poison thaf : sure - uneerra ze a. a DESTROY
j. indeed ffsi nr beysuc . ! of1er nuasa n
ioymsDfs To purchase ia r uznF frcn tuch =
'ate shsssS - he ohlrrt - 81 81 cted fuf
those who Rave RED may remedies snd rhrsi
cisns Despair 81 rs.ief ~ Gre
zaxpr no Rarfrsf CIR meets eTrrv rhsse
Of Csfsrrh. fror1 sEpe hesd oo.i % tse ms
iosih40rs sna dretrurtive ssEes 10 e ~ 81 sra
crustitstipsa fnssns In - ewing = 1ancrt
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
Food for Reflection.

Some time since the scientific heads OF
the Great Universities of the country took
up the subject of baking powders. subject
ing every brand OH the American market
90 "A chemical inquistion that nothing
sibly escape. 4 feature of their findings "A
feature that has food for reflection in Ii, Is
that DR.. Prices Cream Powder was found 10
be free from all adulterants. The most per-
feet made.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

The only Ten rsrsncs Fttsrs kn0wn It
= ma sifs ,ar R-ar md auisfs the Nerves.
requisites TIE b IS an prudocss perfect
s.oed eircu anon. Which IS sure 20 restore
perfect res n.
GEO. 81 DAVIS ~ fss asr,nr-s st. Sew or
esnz q VT ss and fste Fay 1tn fsss a.
81 sHs. - asHc Been gr'rs 81 the Hrf springs
"a tIfte1 Fesrs trr 81 ifrhIrE hnmor nv
rIrrf srrn .ilst rset rHef hcftI-- ~ 81 naes-
H "a AND a. ic1e rere gocf laso he
rrsH p ~ IS 1estri1e nsHe
rr-t zsf@ Hsve nrt eera ~ tkocf Fners-
ers ,nr ne SAT- fueire grar-. nd Gems o. g
rrs.r.le frfef orr anlT
A aes1l liti aastk lree.
Aaar-~s. r. a. Nrrrnaid Drug -.
S1t Ws@Alswenn-zts Ns~ xsrE
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
Tn. popular lake Shore will run ID. an.

The popular Lake Shore will run its an
rual Ohio excursion Tuesday, October e.
1855 train 20 start from Grand Rapids At 8
O'Clock .. m. arriving al Cleveland at ESQ
a. m. IN time 10 make connections with all
divcrgiuz lines. This train will be CON-
posed Of frsi-ciass coaches aud sleepers
The rates are within the reach Of all. thu.
allowing everybody 10 visit their friends in
Oa.o To insure sleeping car sccomods-
tsOos. sppiicstion should be made 81 once
For rates ard information apply 70 any
agent Of The Lake SHORE. or
Geo. Nunson. city ticket agent. Grand
Rapids
NJ B0atz. ticket agent, depot Grand
Rapids.
T.. 3 Burton. ticket agent. Allsgsn.
J. e H.fsfeftsr. ticket agent Kalamazoo
&. " Garrett ticket agent. Three Rivers.
Or y Brown, travelling passenger agent
Toledo. Ohio.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

For many years the manufacturers of DR..
Sszs's Caiarrh Remedy, who are thoroughly
responsible. financially. have offered in good
faith. through nearly every newspaper in
the land standing reward of $500 for
case of nasal catarrA. no matter how bad, or
of how long standing, which they cannot
cure. The rsmedy il sold by druggists at
only so cents. Il is mild. soothing. cleans
ing, deodoEizing, anticeptic and healing.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
BUSINESS BREVITIES.

Or. Edic has removed his residence to
35S Fulton-st., East. His former residen &c
will be for rent September /. The house Is
large the location frst-class. there is not
and cold waller. bath room. furnace. barn.
etc. Apply to Or Edis, a. bis Office %
Monroe-st.. lover Wilson's drug stOre) from
10 to IL a. m. or 70 p. IN.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
FROM PIMpLEs TO scRoFULA CURED.

CCrIcrRA. the great skin Cure. and CrTlcrEA
soar, an exquisite kkin Hcsutifer. externally.
and CUTrrT IA KEsOLvESr. the new blood f1ri-
fer, internally. s9e positive cure for every iorm
OF skin and Blood Disease, from Pinpies 10 SCre-
fula
sold everywhere Price. CyrTCuEa. Soc; soar
&c; REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared ~ the PoTTEE
Dare AND CHEMICAL Co. Bo..on. Nsss.
sNsend for How n cure skin Diseases 81
pages - Illustrations, and 100 testimonials
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

Prsn's MIL fy114 June -. lsSs-Ths
sTft Speeifo Cora pa1y, Atlanta. Ga Gen.
t.slnsa Ore % ny children was troubled
ysara We gass Ter vAriocs kinas 81 neai-
cine. but without pEort and b. gar ~ despair
% curiag hsr a. "a. I was peFsnefed 10 try
yrar So ISL Specirr After sho had uEet
sesersi costlss AZ secses al disappeared.
sll 81 a now a hearty and hsaithy
ltist oscoane AZ -fsd IN ne sane wsY. and I
an gsiaf ths :. = :. aud anticipate prompt
ea1 permanent cure n q WtoooSsE-
Res HuE. Ne. Juiv Z. uss-Tae svis
Ltsie SRI ~aea bas three weeks old broke
eat with eczema We tired tbe Prescriptions
frosa sereral rod doctors s.s vithqst any
tins one bct'ls va gone her had b>gAz %
beat and D. tns tine sle had taken sfr
-. rs.i - h,s = - - 49, S9s,,s.
hesrty enid I feet 10 bit my duty - make
as st~lencat Respectfully. p. 7. sHosx-
CaaTrAsocs., Tsss. Jens n. issS-Ths
SIR speciac %. At.satA. Ga-G-ntlemsa
l. lSs 1oscrs. al blood poison and a. oace
seuEhE q rhYsiclaa, Who Tr~sfed me Ter Sev.
srai psensns, - Is Advice I ven - Crss
t--~srnart vas csr-fIlily ehservsd. recov-
sr-d. a. toeuGnt. bus tae next spring PIN
- oexss - app-sr Ga NJ face ard eody.
uing Ulcers. va asf~fsed q. ~ 4 3 s. aRd
lFssnsea stsly ari@r tzkinr it commenced -
Improve. sio~iY AZ nrsA but more rNpidiY
trii - nsJ trssSG.e- Ny blood b now thor
onEaly cieaascd and my system nee from
tsiaa and I eve my prsseat ccrdltion-a
r>rfaet 1lTe-fo cug weii-ine fche<rf1liy
give ms Sfaneueat taat others Who have
s4IsIea a. oas~ NAV reap fhe same henefG-
hAA1f D. busr = West Ninth 5L
HoNxR. IA. Nsy =, isss-rne S7vift specific
Co. Atlanta. ta.-tieuti~u1en About two
yasrs 40 ay g~r-ra h-sitn gave way en-
tir-IF. I - a. dehfiita Eel tlsS I simo~t
dttsc ttred ~ ever feeling vel again. Al
thst the pa siciens done Tor me brought za
rPr4tsRert rriief Friends "a sisted that (
should give = 4 :. fair trial although 4
tarazht y ga1id ~ throwfns away money.
Ar tEsfnF Eaorouxh coursss my health
sd - sr9-h rerur1ed. and must SAP thai
= = a4rae cured ne. a. discarded 80
cthers rhiie usinz is a. tonic ~an nross
hear-itE recommend ts FOR E~nerAi fentlitY.
4 ,srtttnif - q specific v helpass J ?.
Fsszs rs--I knew Nr " ? Bridges. ana
I'll SAP that "a al ea N rnt Il ,nrre-x
sosEFE sHKxTcS. Druggist
Tre.ste- - Hood and skia Diseases u-aglef
r. Fus SsfFr srxcD5c Co, drawer =
.2nta- -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
A FEVER SORE EIGHT YEARS CURED.

must extend TO yon the thanks Of one Of nv
customers. who has been cured bv using the Gull
cura Remedies. Of al old sore, caused by Ion (
spell OF sickness or fever eight yeaH AGO. He
was 80 bad ne was fearful ne would bave 10 have
his leg amputated. but IS happy 10 say be is now
entirely vel sound a dollar He requests me
TO use HIS name, which Is II. n Casnu merchant
OF this place. JOHN Y. MINOR. Drgsgif.
Gainshn-o ICnn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
This list is furnished DIV w. r. Scribner
real estate dealer. 56 Pearl-st


The following is list of the marriage
the names, residence when outside the city,
and ages of the parties
Ages
Jerome Harris Minnie Bailey. 2l-21
Geo n Hoax Graud Rapids Lusie F. Carey.
Cascade 27-22
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

For | don't care, dull, tired feeling. i'm
poverished blood, dull pains in back and
head tantalizipg skin eruptions, Kemp's
Sarsapsrills never fails 70 give relief. We
always guarantee it. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs' drug store, l26 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
sEvERE scALP pIsEAsE crREn-

few weeks ago my wife suffered very much
from a cutsneous disease of tie scalp. AID re-
ceived no relsei from the various remedies sne
used until she tired CU1IcUEA The us use
prom pity yielded 10 this treatment slc Ia q
short while she was entire well. here has
been no return OF the disease and CrTICf-r 4
ranks No / IN OAR estimation FIR dseass # the
sim. REV. J. PRESLEY BARRETT u. T..
Raleigh T. C.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

Beef-Fresh dressed. 5G7c
Hogs-Dre>sed S5.50s17 GO per cwt.
Mutton-Dlessed. 7ltsc per 10.
Neal-Dressed. 51Sa7c per 10.
PouitIy-steady. Fowls, gSl0c: Spring chick
ms, dressed l2lSc per Id.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

sheepskins-l5S5Oc: green per H. 5sa51Sc: fun
cured per H. sG7c part cured. each, o@o1sc
Dry hides aud skins-Per 10, oySec
Calf cured. per 10, 61.c
Dekius-Each l5G115c.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

M Wirsio- . Sec.hinK -yrIp shouif always
- rsef fer children teefhiax 70 spothes the
g. rerfz toftta
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

Clover-s4 25d45 80, seller. g.. 50ee4 90, buyer.
Timothy-s2 5g3oo seller. s2OJ125O, buyer
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

Apples-sl. 90 per Dbl 2S93)c per bush.
Peaches Barnard, Sl.-5g 10, Crawford, 81. 75@
225
Grspes-233c.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

DlDV;S skin and scslp preserved ana bean
DAD = tiled by CIrItURA AEuIcATED
BOAR.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

ryoTKI FOR skLE-rEE HOTEL AT LUTHER.
III ksowa a. he Saoiu Heuse' offered fsr
s~-c TIE hsuse - 4siaf effer Business .n a
sng oaese 1as ever done "a IRE toVB. Poor
hesifa the pfog-iefer che rstfor f0r sai' -
ehss. ~ sriith. 0wasr and prnprefor lu.hsr
Lac conaly. Refer - aes' q. trten, lr41d
Fspias 80
nxEN Fbe sAfs-REASONABfE NokE
" 81 So year ORB oren- E-nra ard 1uiC
sssprars particularly hRaiy Or ogEing can 20
sen 81 cs,h1x GA ~. L. Huntlag. Cedar 5prings
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

ToR skTr-rHE FCRNrrrRB kND FIX
II tures af boarding hous- ioinv good eusi.
nssz, asviuT rem a to 1 regu e. tosrtefs Ni1
- seid al 4 baaFsi1 a. PROPRIETOR ri-nes "a les
ne oay knqule e a Asntsl. 4Nr
rCR sAfE AZ sNTfkE 0rTFrT OF
II machinery o. e. scsf class isrndrY. slso n
STR orse ru0-r engine For rsrt. ca AZ en1uirs
81 g. A Eefrir. No 81 Cana g. lss1
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

n osT-y or-za Gay -aOC ND-REWARD FOR
L. "a. rsssun b. s. Paris Ave 30
a O&F- ~ skfDGEsT-A DRFss WAIST.
L. IRE fadsr Wil p.~sss isses sane a. Orssrs
ssre cora-r 4 krd<e-sl ana siuca s. "a
n csr-k PAIR 90 COLD sFzCfACi E5-oN
l. siis-srth ave. afer Hil he suitably re-
vsrfed 81 leaving sane a. thisorice. ID
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

fKAkTsD-A C0sPE ssr aIzl foR GEN
~ era saalse.silrk Apslf - 81 ch7ny a. ,
ENAHILn-k ADhzss-Af o. AAaA Z
w Hone
FfTAhfFL.-k fa0N9 GIRL 30 COOK WASH
~ snd Ion ..oiis wages pad. -4e vol
Hal la0 rosfa isia eI-e.
tlA1TED GOOD CIR FOR GENERAL
w sousaeofs ~ AsnA Prospects. lear
ssbie
VAN Iasa atRt AZ - Ia
w sFssssf ~ e A "a Isl isou.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
DRIED Fruits.
Fruits

Apples-Fsrmers. 1910 eyapOratec,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

rrRNrrr sTcsVn PACKED AvD
Il anrrea Ffne~f rsrxcrs -enf en- srorf notice
81 Rsdctf e arit. ~ -oula Divisions -. re ~
rtons 10. r01 Jar p ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
GRAND RAPIDS aAKKrrs

produces
Beans-Sl so hand picked. s. 4
hlll es-1iF L3c
1ueres-fll e can, SssAsc.
Nsso4gcs 10 s-uc pea c0z
Cider-lcc per szl
kg<s-lie ac.
honey sloe Per ID.
hops-s0lzc per -
oniCus-sac Per bash.
Potatoes . &c per bush
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

frANfFu- EMFIuYM FNr by Young
W -sea sh 4sa 81 Fea.s 81 49, Fer aer
a1snf afslnf.. srllesa.- lr - aii 49, al al.
Adifra ~ e.. r. sFasa- Herald a.rfe -
fTANTtD-A f.Htfils af As TO fEoI BOY
~ ofil - a. Store Isl slhas asl 4EAla 10 s3fk
- FL recommended. Adafeo g.. A. eok. tns
se5oe IT
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

Oct 2-Nhe4t No. waite sioS No
red. eash al October rs AoTelnber. .. ~
DesraQeef. s-iit. Nay sli3,s
Cofu-s4tse
U1La-N0. :. Ole. 10 white SEE
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
Not a Pimple on Him Now

BAD WITH ECZEMA HAIR ALL GONE
SCALP COVERED WITH ERUFTIONs
THOUGHT HIS HAIR WOULD NEVER
GROW. CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES
HAIR SPLENDID AND NOT PIMPLE on
HIM
Icannot say enough in praise of the Cuiicura
Remedies Ny boy, when one year or age was 20
bad with eczema that he lost all OF his nair His
scalp was covered with eruptioDs VIII, the doc
tor sad was scsld head an d that his hair would
never grow again. Despalrng OF a cure from
physicians began the use Of the CutcurA Rem
'edies and am happy "a say, with the most rer-
feet success lis hair is NOW splendid. ard ia re
Is not a pinple on him l recommend the tuti-
curs Remedies TO mothers the most SPEEDY,
economical and sure cure for al skin diseases ol
infants and children, and feel that every mo her
who has an afflicted child viii thank me ioT 80
doing MRS. NJ. r. WOODSJM. Norway Nc.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

fyANrEp- RENT ROOMS WITH BOARD
" or family Of ta-ee. Or small hous-. in Fouu-
~ n-st. 81 aool nisss.cG Address IA. a. Box
IsieEFsm-dsra go o.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

kGFNrq-0rR CAHiSfNAS BOOKS SILL
a ioE rom % cenfs 20 SO - rsY vou q
ferrer PROSE than aur others the next ruree
nsonfhs one szent made pfnft isst year %
a. g Eeess one frrnrfs a. trersze pro-
a. Of q ~ 4 lsr tesH <eUiew her tiil chr sfn.ss
firossia t-a FaesI a Co. 3 2. D. NJ
rs,sr.,.lrfi.st rrfTl4p
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

fi.sar aud Feed.
Flour Patent, g 81 per cwt. s. saao s. per bbl.
Corn and Oats-feed. pr ton, 80.
Corn Aesi-Pcr ton. so
AlddlnEs--Peg ton. 81.
Hrau-Per ton so
ships-PoF Ton. SO
Gle. nlngs-lln.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
Hsv. Grain, Etc

Hsv, Grain, Etc
Hay-si26l3 per ton.
stTsw-N pr load
tOFn-4Sc.
Barley 81. 30 per cwt.
Cats-2rc.
Nheat-Ncw, CSC.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

NOR RENT-RoOAB fERNf-HfD OR IN
Il mnn1el. sila a. msdern conveulenc-s 90
8ost,sicxst- HLlf
lfoR RFNI-tIaN ~ Rooms. STEAM
II heated. aid nIralhed rooms .or lzhr house
z-epInx Apply a. soon iJ1. ueH uoussIaa Al
tloCk Dec lll
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

.. The Mailing and Delivery Department Tile nail
ere" ana tie delivery clerks handle over Aion
paper week The force Numbers 70
The Engine Room.To supply the motive povc' requires
three steam boiler Of 10 hoTse power capacity. and
three engines with Aggregate d z 0bore-Power
All departments ere lighted by the Ldls'H 'pesn-
descent system, which be-e co'rprises tin~ nouo
machines end 500 Tampa The eHpio, Z as
department number
10. Circulation Department Tie psper /.
manufactured article ano n h. 81 e trs uss II tbis
department TO develop ID. market sUf a. Tho
average number Of workers 20
Subscription Room.AB the suisor ptiurf from
out-ofiown, whether 81 individual reaosrs 81 ~hoe-
sale news agents pass through the department, and
this department employs on The IL
The Business ofeefhs general clerical eort Of Che
paper such receiving and carine ioT the sdveriss
rooris-of which shesr hundred received
and handled every dav-receivfug auc rsvirg
cash the gensrai booE lesf ING 81 the business,
requires a counting NJ force q ~
The Care Of Building requires tho constant service q
three ianon
"a. The wstchmsn-To insure perfect protection srrin~
risk q FIRE tvo wstchmsn constantly duty.
IS. The New York cfeeJis enfRfes the entire time
general Manager and sssstsut
Ie- The Washington EurssuI II charge ri s SPECIAL
Washington staff correspondent ]
n. The Milwaukee BuresuTo facilitate Eorsbr essrp
news gathering
Prom which appears that the number q regular employees
fAz
And The psy r rms fror $500 30 o. 600 per vssf ssess
eating during TIE year t3D0.0g0.
Then there is snBnal errendurs e. - q.
psrer and telegraph and cable toils s,n..i... -
nearly thonssno aolst v~.k Tai II
torethef ne expenditure tf TEE DAM <f-.. "a,
tie yesE 1855 vi var rsry little fros tpooly0
hundreds ~ r'scss slroupor, The outrv ~ Fsross
Northvss. ~ho distribute HT Dzu5 Ntvf rs n
sy dealers vh their borses sDe wagons one huuaf.
connected With the main ofcs ~ tsgns nor II ~. strs
m selling 1EE Dtu.Y NEyx Chicssn This whai es-,
reader - suy 4 one 6sy Messtfred ~ flt fs
e Chiosgo Daily News s,ld b. sl newss.alsf. 70
OK 4. LAWSON, Foblishss ia D1slg NF.s. Ch,ea..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

T. The Editorial Depsrtrent.-This includes managing
editors, city editors, telegraph editors. exchange
editors, editorial writers special wri.ers, and about
thirty reporters. THE DAILY NEws STAFF n
admittedly without superior IN the West and
O. The Telegraph Room.-To time special wires are
The DAILY News building. ana the
papers operators take the messages and hand
them Immediately 70 the telegraph editor The
number OF operators Is
g. The Compositors Room.-When "copy" has psssel
the hands Of the proper revising editor It goes 20
the typesetter There good many OF him N
TIE DArIY News ohce-on q average 70
G. The Linotype Room.-But the composition doesn't do
all the typesettinr. The Linotype" machine
"sets type BY casting sline-ofiype somewhat
the principle the type-iounder casts
single type Fourteen Of these machines are IN
IN THE DAILY NEws Office and the number q
persons required IN this department -
e. The Artists and Engravers Department But the
metropolitan daily gives IFS resdert not only
reading matter. but also illustrations. BY the sid
OF good artists zinc echers and photography hy
electric light THB DAILY NEws printing
the best Illustrations IN America- This
takes the best service OF skilled workers to the
number OF
g. The stereotype Foundry.-The mstter-tyTe and pic
tHres-beins " locked up" in the forms" the
work transferred 10 the foundry. a metro
politsn daily longer prints fron it, type In
order 20 PRINT a large esition quickly it Is neces
sar- multiply the rraahne ,vrfaess and tins -
accomplished by casting duplicate stereotypsd
plates from which, Afsr they have been fastened
T. the presses the printing Is done Oi stereo-
tvperz TRE DAuY EK-s requiTes II
Q The Press Room The DAur Mrs. sr dfabs
perfectins presses capable q printing 10000 oso-
riefa rarers per hour. To these there srs
required men 70 the nunbG q .
TIE foreVonut.kss NJ q the special correspond
orrespondens o fesn hundred throneheoi -
-t..las1
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03
Tor Rent-- Houses.


StIokEs FUR RENT 3. Caaal So 3 Orandgliis-
= ave. $50 Broadway. curaer Court and West
FulfOI. - tei-rson. ave- 49, south Division st
- south ilnis.sf Real estate. fueg 3 n .nsey.
All fever hiocH islsphone so. -
TOR RaNr-oNE.uALF CF TaE STORE
II 10. ranzist- For particulars enquire o.
& A. Asrsn. i4t
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

I. : :. :. - i; :. ss e & =:
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-10-03

amer 1ss D1l.s Nr.s Ch,ss.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-08-18

In other words, rejection cannot safely be left
to be settled by the disinterested vote OF the
American people as a whole, but there must be
terests to enable these interested parties to ride
rough sh0d over the rest of their fellow-citzens-
President Hyde of Bowdoin College.
Inasmuch as President Hyde is addressing
Democratic campaign clubs in the interest
of the Democratic party it is fair to assume
that he approves Of the Mills bill. Now we
assert that thers never was a measure
before congress so full Of brides to special
interests as the Mills bill The rice pro-
dusers of South Carolina are bribed by
a duty of over 100 per cent to ride rough shod
over the lumber manufacturers of Maine.
The sugar planters of Louisiana are bribed
by duty Of 6s per cent to ride rough shod
over the salt manufacturers of New York.
The wooden manufacturers are bribed by
duty Of 80 per cent to ride rough shod over
the growers of wool. The marble workers
Of Tennessee are bribed by duty to ride
rough shed over the granite workers of
Maine. The existing tariff aims to protect
all industries subjected to foreign competi-
ton. The Mills bill ayowedly protects some
and exposes others. One aims at impair
TALLY in the treatment at industries, while
the other avowedly aims at Partially.
Yet President Hyde condemns the former and
approves the latter-and he approves the lat
ter not as step in the direction of free trade
for he says there is no question of free trade
involved, but as a permanent measure of tar
if roforn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-08-18
Mr.. Inns Position.

1t was the Lewiston Gazette which few
days ago proclaimed in glazing headlines
that the statement recently made that the
Hon. Archibald Linn, the great wooden
manufacturer of Somerset county, would
vote for Harrison and Morton was protec-
ZIONIST lie. The Portland PRESS first pub
lished this statement, and as the authority
on which it was published was most trust
worthy, it was naturally surprised to find it
contradicted. 1t appears now from the fol-
lowing from the Bangor Wing that there
was no ground for such contradiction:
Hon. Archibald Linn, of Hartland, the great
wooden manufacturer, was at the Penobscot Ex-
representiye Of the Wing. The writer found him
10 company with Augustus f. Libby. Esq, OF New
York both gentlemen being e directors of and
Mr.. Linn's attention was called to an article
which appeared in last evenings Commercial,
made 81 a5n 80 pe a onpss ~ ora ne was
favor Of free WOOL Mr.. Linn after having the ar
tice read to him, said IL entirely misrepresented
he Is firm believer in the doctrine Of protection
as the safeguard Of American industries and
American labor. While he believed as an alb
stract proposition, that the free Importation of
wool might inure to the temporary benefit of WOOL
en- manufacturers he also believed that the policy
OF protection was the only policy for the American
together, each interest being inter-depend-
ent with every other. To make break in 1t by
the free importation Of wool or any other raw
crevasse in dyke which. impercepfibie at first
would enlarge and expand until the whole fabric
was destroyed and the country protected by it
inundated. Therefore, whatever might be the
views of those interested In any particular branch
Of manufactures as to the effect temporary or
otherwise, under their particular industry, it
would not do to make any distinction in the policy
OF protection
America furnishes the largest and best market
In the world and it is for the interest of all our
people that the policy Of protection to American
industries, as the only true policy for our own
people should prevail That it was In this belief
July, a flag bearing the motto: Protection to
American Industries" He believes that It Is to
the Republican and not TO the Democratic party
that the people should look tor the enactment Of
laws upon the tariff question, and believing this
ne snail cast MS vote for Harrison and Morton
and Protection to American Industries