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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

Jay Gould has started in 10 gObble the
whole world. He has purchased 26, goo
acres of government land in Louisiana
aud is negotiating for several other large
tracts.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

The largest cotton'mil,n the world Is that
Of K~rannhoim, in Russia. This colossal tstab-
lishment IL said 60 contain HOOK spin0iCs
aud 2,2G0 looms, dsposca ~ a force Of 6 500
horse power and gives employment to 1000
hands.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

A Democratic paper is te bc started III
Chicago II will support the administra-
ton, Martin }. Russell, late Of the Her
aid will have editorial charge.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

The daughter OF Donald Smith, who
made lots of money In trees and lumber, was
married the other day. He gave her 4 check
for =, 600, 900 as a wedding dot.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

If afflicted with ore eyer use Or Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists eel
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

!. J~eroionon. of Bath, New York, was mar
ricd for The seventh time last Friday. Ile 4
seventy years of ace.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

The natural gas supply Of Wheeling, We.
Nirginia,i is Insufficient FOR the use Of the ma,
ufacturers dependent upon it.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

Reports from the northwest say that
cattle are in excellent condition.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

The Thirteenth Ohio district elected
Sherman delegates to the Republican Ma.
siona. convention.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

4 Michigan woman who wears false
eeth has lost faith IN c. .istion science be-
cause IL failed 10 ret. . &c natural set
n or. .-rs.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

w. u. Washburn. az Minnesota, says
he will not be "A candidate for president
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

Broken China, Glass, Furniture, Orna'
ments, Leather, etc. Everlasting t~orac!ty
Alwavs liquid and ready. Free sample yials
at druggists and grocers.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

DR.. Anna kingsrord, author Of The
Perfect Way and other works, whose
death has been recorded, was for sixteen
years u strict vegetarian and "A total alb
staincr from all alcoholic drinks. She
had a quite bloodlcss complexion.
Robert Louis Stevenson has written n
story ON The Outlaws of Tunslali For.
est" Like Robin Hood, it deals with
Robin Hood. Three artists Of the Cen
fury magazine, W. II. Low, Z. \. Church
aud Alfred Brennan, have Illustrated il.
Keeping Il diary is not what It is cracked mp
TO he. Thirty days OF a]ccurGcy il aUout the
limit OF the endurance: hut Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup Las never yet disappointed any one
who has used it.
my son, when you 90 20 the city. set you
a bicycle, some tight pants, some toothpick
shoes and q slender cane, but witt MI your
ccttiugs don fail to get a bottle OF Salvation
on, for pride Cyou know gocth before a
fall. so
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

y stocks Floor area GaGea Send Nannfor rtang JOHN = sAlZEH. iaCro~.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31
SIOUX Cry PE,srrxo Co, No ~

~ Il viii be 10 your advantage when VT
ing 10 advertisers 10 say you saw thetr adv~o
t,seuent ~ this paper.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-03-31

o -rcs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

r r,ixtt seer, sriperfuo'ls 20 rnsEtlon the
following familiar rules were It not for the
fact that nearly every one OF them Is fro
auent.y violated by persons Of good social
standing. They are IN ths nature Of useful
reBi adars.
Everything at the table Should 10 dcus
moderately.
no NOT he impatient 20 be served. Or fesl
-hiia eating that you nust harry and Est
-,.rouzb. 20 that you can rush OF 20 soma
thinr elsn. This Ia bad en0ugs when il -
necessary it IS almost inexcusasls -aeS IL n
BoG
Acid Ell unusgial uoiss whsn eating.
Never Gil tie mouth very fal ncr taik vita
toe Eossa fulL
Never .ssvs tbs taSle With feed in tbs
B1outh
N~vsr sc foot CT fron sse table ro~
faraned I'D ciose against -
Do not encuorags . dog OF eat 20 pay WITH
vou a. the tabs.
Never handle dishes unnecessarily az t7e
tasIs. rcr pay With yozr spooR. xaifs or for =
Never. seen se-vfn< otse-s- oVeriosd -
risse or fcrc- upcn rkssa d. Ic<-ies = aica
sh.v decline All - not pour sanos oTef
-,eaf saa vsrea1ties ~hsn seiping afne's'
psa,s i AZ on@ ssde oa the pate
Never stpr-Ss ehoics for sny essrsiea ~
rrrs x a dish unlsSs Requested - ao - =.
Whan sskea wha1 part - = csieksn -. -
ha~s saw- o.h>r p-ople shs srcae1e e enff's
ir4 FOR scr. xnd say rsst ycu a. nAse'
rsakine =nuae chosc-, though resilJ ao$ Psf'
ncaisr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Professor Watson Smith announces that In
the new artificial aikalold, antipyrine. dis
covered In 1858 by Knorr, OF Erlangen,
potent remedy for seaslckness has been
found The source OF this antipyrine is that
also Of the aniiine colors-yix, aniline--and
thus, strange 10 say, this nedicamant is man
ufsctErsd in the works Of large German
firm producing alkslias, acids and coal tar
rosors Antipyrins may then be considered
as a coal tar product 1t Is reported that K.
Dupuy administered antipyrins daring the
last three days before enbarking and the
first three days OF an ocean voyage, in doses
Of three grsnmes per day. He states that
none OF the persons thus treated suffered
from ssasicxness during the voyage across
the Atlantic ocean--a sufficiently severe test,
certainly Another authority states that
antipyrine acts excellently as a remedy
against seasickness la most cases dose of
one and one-half gramrnes is sufficient, effect
being manifested in about ten minutes. In
other cases the dose must be repeated. NJ.
Ossan- Bonnet never required TO use moro
than three grammes, in two doses, in order
TO completely remove the evil within an hour.
| In some cases, which were very rare, when
the sick person. in consequence Of continued
| vomiting, could not take the remedy, . sub
| cutaneous Injection Of one gramme OF anti
| pyrire proved sufficient TO remove the sea-
4 sickness
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
pi.poslpg es lfumsn BoaIs.

Dr. George Hay, chemist advances
plan for the disposition of the dead bodies OF
human beings He advocates az econorrtc
distrioution OF the remains 50 that they may
return TO the elements - soon - possible, II
for no other purpose than to furnish fertst
iner. DIR. Hay would pulvsrize TIE body
with the aid Of machinery. Ia says: ~The
machines might De 10 contrire<l as to break
the bones Grst In pieces OF tho siys Of hens
egs,;, next iuto fragments Of the size OF .
marble, and the raangled and iacerated mass
could next be reduced by means OF chopping
rnachi,,es and steam power 20 minos nest
Atthis stage, we have . Homogeneous mir
ture OF tho entire body structures in the form
of pulpous mass of raw fesh and bcres
ssThis moss shall now be dried thoroughly
ty means Of steam heat at q temperature Of
go degx Fahrenheit, or pressure Of thirty
pounds to tho inch; because, firstly, we wish
TO reduce the material to condition con-
venisnt for handling, and, secondly, We
wish TO disinfect it, as no infectious or con-
tagious disease can retain its vitality at this
temperature Once In this condition it would
command good price for the purpose of
manure Another method Is by boiling in
close vesse,a Tho oil, which would rise TO
the top, may be drawn OF to be converted
into soap or lubricant Tho residue may
by various simple processes be converted
into fertilidng material HIS final sugges-
ton Is the ..ftstillation method" The bodies
are 70 be placed in Gas reeorts, and In about
sir hours viii be convsrtad into illuminating
| gas, water, ammonia, tar, aud animal char
coal By subsequent distiliaasn such sub
stnnces as snlphate OF ammonia, a1ilixe,
I colors and carbolic acid may bs obtained
! 1t is rhis process which ends most favor with
the wrtter.-Pittsb.rg Cor. .Caicago Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

4 Esv 81 Fsass o<s@E Assnsss s<La Ezr
sss N s8r4slsa- oek112bkA

4 Ess - Tsass tz<s@E Assn~ss s<L3 kz~
iss N Ersslza. os.aa2saA
Tksr~ al rsnasln s<zBs - q. ~cod buk
feie. 1rs iseD slzk1-43 i4rzsr rs<n -
Aussselaa hssao of rks p-a.z& tteF ere
lxzxss eo4rzss ksir~a zed s@ress etsf so<aeA
s-~.,ion tkss s<r-esssT.Es - as<eeesses IA ia
larrs aec@ass 4 i k.As<spi Eszl t1e sa2ks
sEd tss brczsn sd srooka1 nzszFs II 10
hgrns Il tlas prsirss tszEz sas ten eassed
- his halis II e..sHx aaio Ne srssS-,
wkeseas Ia TIE noHs 1aFkAeza xss<s<s ss<y
haa - s.Insez-a es.1 skAzr sz<taz<@1s ~nsFs
szrslgA. h1sus xosa.d d a raess sss. -. for
i,.s-4nes. they Esa the1n thsre for sss@Fsig
ss.ds hon their pstawsy tes n<S4sn AL tax-
ursan1 snasTgFoszs-
Thsss animals woald weigh IS isSst ID
pounds more than fhs budaso Il The sA<zAs-
chsx2a p.alEx Ia ths DorxheEn rssasns tss
xsteAas a<ssi gsassss are 50 high and ne scos-
f2ll nos tesag andai5 heass. thsy have MA
had u paw aad hres4 the eEzlStea saos, a.
was tia habit Of t.s baffaio, and thai may
aecos-nt for their superior size in tie
country where these ara ftand harsas cannot
be tsed in pursuit and they are st@iksd IA the
san.s manner that tbs moose and tie Other
~
accarats estimate of the nuashar of tLess
animals thai aaay yet bs left h1s perhaps
Investigation yes may Show that I've or ssx
hundred may ye. remain N scattered bands
Owing 10 tho tact that the horse cannot b
used In pufsait, is q more duEcnit for shs
Indians 10 hunt them. and iDdeei 10 md
taem. thnn it was in the old day. VI hunsias
upon tho plains.
SO rank is the unds-grovth OF this rich
country xpd so difficnlt Is II for tie Indians
10 gnt at these aniEnals thai. PERHAPS. just
now any sttsuIs On tAe para OF the govern
nrnt 70 afford p,oteccien 10 them would b<
useless. II, however, some rssuiatlon which
would prevent white sportsman ffen dalissr
stsiy coming into tho country % hunt th<s'
animals for mere pleasure it might result q
advantage Aspleseut IL would % yexatina
TO the Indians aud OF 10 great usa, a. ts'
| animal has become in its habits 50 much Liz
the moose that no Ii able in great neaxur'
Co protect LiIasalf.-Moltxeai GaxsttA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Bew Fashiouabie Marriages Are An
nsuuced.

Bew Fashiouabie Marriages Are An
nsunced-
The fashionable formula for the announce
nnent Of weddings is engraved On note sheets,
AMI reads Us follows: "Mr. and Irs. Brown
announcs.' or beg to announce." the mar
riaes Of their daughter. Sarah Elizabeth, TO
Mr. James Henry Jones, Tuesday, April
twsaty-fourth, isss, Madison avenue, New
York
The old style Of announcement cards. how
ever, is still in vogue This consists OF two
cards inclosed together, one bearing the
narne Of the pewly married couple. ss MIR
and Mrs. James X Jones" the other the
brides name before her marriage The adj
dress may also be engraved at the left hand
corner OF the card besrirg their names Vel
hirn finished OF ungissed cards ere employed
foe this purpose
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
ruportaus Physiological Discovery.

Dr. W. S. Bryant, Of Worcester, Mass, fs
reported to have made physical discovery
which will aaer the statement OF text boohs
OF today IL has been keid that valves in the
portal vein are not found in human beings,
the portal vein being that which conveys the
blood from the inteatines 10 the liver. DR..
Bryant has found that in the portal vein OF
the greater nxmber OF infants Of a few weeks
old these valves DO exist, hgt they disappear
in the adult AZ these valves were known
90 exist in some animals, there liss here de-
gree az confederation OF the theory OF evoiu-
ton
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
CHURCH CHIPS

Notices Received from the Ministers of the
eospsi Ter Chnrch ssrvicss To-day.
The notices OF church services are not re-
ceivsd very numerously, bat "whsI We
have give ws unto thee. Is should oc un-
dsrstooi thai the TKLEGSss-HERaLD has
neither the space or the time to advertise
he churches free gratis for 70 Aiog" un-
less The notices are scot 10 ths ossice. Whsn
handed il they will De chserfaiIy and freely
published
a.. Marks churcn. Sunday altar Ascs1-
sion. 7.0u I. M, Holy Communion. Ia.9o a.
m sunday school. l0.s0 a "a. Holy Com
munion l1.O0 q nc. SerFics. sermon hy
the Rector on Parish T-mporaIilies." $50
D m, sunday School. 400 D. m. Services ~
Rector. Canal and ThiFd-st 500 a. ~. ser
voc In Fair xrouads school, house, serrn
hy the Rector on The Ascension.7 30 a.
p. srrrice. sermon by Rector On WAY
Christ Ascendsdr Rev. Campbell Fair.
pastor
Pl.in6.ld Avenue n = churrh. Rev "
L. Pulfar. pastor. Pssschiax mornisx ard
svsniag ~ the pastor. Iouaz peoole .
meeting Al $50.
SECOND Congregational church. PisinSeid-
A~a. pastor. n A Mcfrtvre. Monins ssT-
vics - 30 sundsy school, snd BIB 4 sass At
- IA
smith Memorial. III. A. Meiatyre, pastor,
SUNDAY scbool end Bible class a. ; .. "a.
Evening service sf %
rnivsrsaiist. Rev Cusrlss Fl1hrsr. D. D.,
nsstor Morning sfhiect, A Grand Rap
I lfs Taeoioescsl Rddanent II re ever
ias the irst Of series ef vespsT services.
rita a short address 5F the psstsy. sunday
schssol st u N.
Tas Ns~ snd l.tsr House # Isrset vii
acid Da5iic service a. scioek ~rnSav
afternoon st 80 Canal St SUBJECT "Tae
/ Croso of Lifs
second street, " r chureh Services :.
rsusl oy the uesfcr. Rev y A spraxaa
suax msns nestrg a. 80 a ~. sanaa,
sr5ool q necn. Young peoplss msesin.
gsn
NJ r rhurrh services 81 Pcueroy 4 f,a-
: ssn. hsil. csruer - Jefferson and Fs.gou
- Ssfn6sy schooi a. 5ae > n. sn1 Cos
ssl meeting. j. A. sprssue. psxssr.
Wealthy Avsrns Bzpfisf--E = E<r1es'
rssrcF h0r1iaG suo eef -t+ist ~ -
Hoiy Spirit Eeeninx sas.ecf TIE Evs'
I-stire Naue Sunday srecol - - =
\ Yeeng Fecplss ssesins ~ SIS ,. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

On Tussisr evening st sn sp-rs house in
this city. society reporter noticed four
9ressy yooBg msrrisd ladies' Eve charming
Eliis maids snd three elegant dudes. al 81
~. uppsr crust warranted cream an inch
teso. sltsias In ~ ssch aud svery one Of
tasn ehswinE gun And The sociesy re-
portsr ~ss reminded vsry torcIolr Of the
story df ne aid sfy who attend-d prayer
nesting sad sometimes spoke IN nsetinx.
Ons night shs vent 10 church seross lots
ard ~hsn it csns hsT turn 70 soss<. sbs
s,id As sss sc0mink 10 msst,B to-
riRht. I $40 some ke-ovs IN the pasture tot
= Hsz<in' of taeir tails sut caewinf of
their cud.. and I thonght ho~ eontsnf-d
io~v vss. and thought 20 myself when I
ses ~ nsatin' I'll tell my hrsfhrrn and sis-
ieFn sll about H. and IA szvs "tio thou and
Do hkesissH
Speaking of chewing gun. whst al efsc-
tive scent u q IN ieveIing ranxs Take 4
stroll np Nonrep-sG some fne afternoon.
Yen eannss tell which is mistress or Which
: u,sid. nor csn yoa distinguish lane of ths
kileb-u from Jane Of ne par!or They al
drrss equally vel and tAev az chew xum
AZ es.t he insioriiv indulge IN the disgust
- hsbit Wenaer II many are aware 81
he fscs th.f some Of ne o-st ehe-ins guu.
I. nsds lron tie ofAi O. the slaughter
houses. Fsughi What srr the women
corflng ~. rbs next <enerstson ~iH proe-
sb.v rnsne ints tae woras vita earonis d
ssg of ihe az.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
Ir.xperierced Nnrses.

A physician comments thus upon the cX-
traordina-y fact that mothers very often
select young, inexperienced and weakly
nurses TO take care OF their children: "Peopie
who own diamonds, bonds, etc, lock than
up in strong boxss so the thief in the night
willnot run away with thsm. Are babies
less valuable that they should be exposed
constantly to the thief OF disease, who is in
yited to run away with the darlings left
almost entirely in the charge Of nurses in
capable morally, intellectually or physically
20 supervise ths dawning childhood OF cur
infantsp
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

4 s.tss rbysi<s..'s sie~s % k<nstssy
sx@ttsrs~-N@w Cure for See ss<xHsss


kx-f1srs~-N.w Cure for s<s ss<xn<ss-
Kea5aaa:a " RseAaxdsoa, ii D.. th~ sa4i-
peat s[asl.xA .ans1zFAass- eAs ssla tai A .
the ~en.<a "a ~nQza f1la ssaisa@f hz1s 70
4siFss y sziL As2lzh : tAs hea.s . ss4isA
sssxy ners; elss> heEs Il 1zs 10 Ani~laz pi.-es.
4 havs 1een sro1sAs. lssasea- - s9kz,F asees,-
szSd Ds hscnzxdsea- 10 ths sensis~s-oa that
a. ~eo1s fs.Ere FEoxFess 4 taz sAsa.~st
nooys11ens rests Tor psFsnaneaE eszf executive
support On tns voLnsa II rs coankrS. ansal,
- Feysei&a. ester a02ss ~ssEe s > ee1-
sagioEs disease. J akn. q eoans~. primarily
inpzsssed tY sas type of t1s disease aad TIE
aga, ssreDgtb and cofsditlon of rhe sek psf-
son Fron the shserv@fsozs made On thsss
points / sorsa lGdgnlsaE u tie posslbas
socrss and terInsnarssa Of tbs disease. and as
ore tinls snoaa have thought snch obssrva-
tons s.afselsss ko~ kno~ them - D. bur
partially safllc.ent. glanss ss tes appoint
rzsats aad arFsags1seaE sssa mAasseassnS q
tke houss = nos Dee<ssary ~ sAa4s pesfses
tbs glasu.enr.
b this glance 5 dstect~A What aid the
physicizn may sxpee, In saspans the ssek IN
eoAditioa mozs fssoresis fsr esczpe from
Ssett- znd 81 this : also detected what are
tAs chances thai tie affection viii 20 ecnnnei
10 one sufferer or dzsrlbGtee ~ many. As .
rule, "a walsh there xzs the raEest exceptions,
the ehzreeter of the fuaguert heredpon -
dependent upon the character OF the presiding
genius OF tOnle, or The Woman WHO rules over
that sEnsli dsaaaia
The men Of the hsrss Serne aud 60. know
little If tue ias sad outs of anything domes-
tic. are guided by what they are told, and
ere practically OF no assistance whatever.
The women are eonversanr with every nook
OF the dwelling, from basement 20 roof. aud
on their knowledge, wisdom aud skin the
physician rests his hopes. How important,
then, bow vital, thai they should ieArn. as q
part Of shsir earliest duties. the choicest
saa.tery Gods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
S,1rsxrN WANIEp.

We are in want of few more good men
to canvass for the sale of choice varieties OF
Nursery Stock. To men who can make
success of the business We can pay good
salaries or com mission and give permanent
employment. We have many new and
choice specialt!es. both in the fruit and or
psmental line. which others do not handle.
Send for our new catalogue oil Greenhouse,
Bnlb and Bedding plants mailed free on
application. Address at once. with refer
encs.. l.. l.. NAY & Co.
Nnrserrmen and Florists, 81. Paul, MINI.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
- -. -.

The snssrprs.sax D.. 9 n = y hsArsv
ars a.xsin 20 ths froHL t4.s IN
+ap ras@enrer s~r~fce tosa aszifn aS3-
sa9 rsrt sa-v wal p8t - sars"sa Nss-
rsr siesuiuz car g. Nssers FAlis tAes "a
shliug r.sssngers 20 a. faFoaka site9ss
tns f-coovsnie1ce ~ casn - Aets
- -. ss-sas Rspl8e a. : > n. 6stlF
.--s~s-~ =, s,,...sussen srtfee a. si8 aszi
-..~,is~ -a.s.ax ssreef esnn~c18sns fsr 81
pesats Essf
4, ..1arffon n fhfs - eieSsns pH<zns 80
- "a. a tr.ia s~~Tlne tfFene 4sssts Il
<at N fsr petfss< snd - s>nna &<rz~sn<
g. n.sr>s a. - . -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13
WoSDERLAxp

The above expression is only too appli-
czbls in speaking with reference to The
Handsomely fitted up studio ard second
floor reception room Of ID. II. Hamilton,
Ma. ~ Caoal-st, for IS when one sp-
prosches the reception room their eyes meet
With a sizht most pleasing 70 the sFt-loving
people. and also one Only 10 be sssn where
Artist Of rare talent. such ss Mr. Hamilton,
are personally connected With tas srrsng-
ing Of these perfect masterpieces, wsiea 40
A. nske such places ard o1r homes bssuti-
al Mr.. Hamilton reputation as the lead
;,v photographer is thoroughly cooceded
- 81 and the large trads he u nov en-
loving il further proof ol the above asssr-
uou.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Ma Mvrtle koen ard Rev Chs~ies
Ktahr~- sttenasi he Alanni e-n4aet of
-se prtrcit frsiurns sehcal sf Eiecntion
- Frxlish fsfertsare ehsch 49, heid II
t,.,~,ts ~ Tnes,iav evening On Nonlsv
-..f.~s 5farnatic -ecitetion ccntss' wrs
-. - ~airh Hev. NJ. Fighrer. ~ ths
~ rss~cEfii. ef Iz8s,nx ADD NJ
-. n Detssltt. w>r- ne ictres. Thres
- - ectfsi sslre 49,. kiTen. and tAev
.~--,srs No. NAY 81 I<asne snsi
-. >t@..r~ t.s6erson sse sszr-zson. - -
-. Do IasseaT srsni1g r-uspHon wss
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

We cfsr great in 1eeue1ts for The next
thirty aavs - toe q xens Of our citY 20 far
rish their houses vita bran rev fsrnit7Te.
See crics list snd - c9nstaoed.
aAttrssxe~ 81 O. e. So
sorires 81 $. s. . So
Reds. hNrfwood. 81 -. 81 g = - $50.
I-obo'stsres rockers. g. so % sfi5.
Platform sprinx, esrpst r9sser > % =.
Wales rtefker. $50 g. &
sir csne 6ininx easlrs q -. ;. = s5e.
six ~oo1 dIu5nR chairs. . - - tI2
Frtsnsiaa ssAte. g - $50 % SIS
Bedraen saisS. SIS - - sI0o.
Psriof suiss. 80 So SO - so
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

Don't suffer sny longer. / remove oorn.,
bunions and iDgrowing nails fer men,
women and children and treat the iest IN
general, without pain, ss the Turkish Bath
House. corner Monroe and Iopis-sis.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-13

A nurc-r ~ the representatives younx
sceietv pscple o. this cisy hsve formed =
ne~ club. They intend 70 asvs uach
sssaFs and enjoyment dursns tae sam-
rer stt vi not rstronirs hacks rhcre-
sar~ th~s ~sli lh-t,lee 49, the No HACK CUB.
ne laiiesine gounE c~sri- sre sosae ef Toe
,sssrssseTs. n sses hstce Waite. D1tfsile
Pfssssl i.sna Remirgtc1. Fiors More frscs
rttnnior. Fils NrQuevan. tlIs Hsszrs Jehr
S.~rsnur. VII 2rorn. Frsnx Fortush
fket shepard. VIII Fowier Charles and
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