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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-16
HospitaIities of Philadelphia Club.


There is a club of solid men in Phila
delphia which takes supreme delight in
extending its Inequalities to some hon
Ored guest and then guying him until he
imagines that he has by some mistake got
into lunatic asylum. Their latest vic
tim was United States treasurer, Conrad
\. Jordan. They invited him to an elabo-
rate banquet, where everything was con-
Quoted with the utmost decorum and re-
serve until he was called upon to respond
to toast Scarcely had he mentioned
how happy he was to be among them
when the whole company started in Justify
to sing Happy Moments" Gratified,
though slightly amazed, at this exhibition
OF enthusiasm, the treasurer proceeded
with his speech, only to be interrupted By
a stentorian voice giving out the notes of
Zone Bright River and that Bright River
is Jordan" in which all tongues vocifer-
ously joined. At this stage of the proceed
ings the guest began to comprehend the
programme, and modified his remarks SO
as to admit of a graceful finish. But the
watchfl chorus leader OWNED his pur-
pose and rang out the keynote of ''Roll,
Jordan, Ronp' Finally, when he had
gladly sat down, the festive hosts com
forted him with Jordan am Hard Road
to Trabbel." We will not divulge the
name Of the club, because it has other vic
TINS on the list whom it proposes to enter
tain and astOnish in due season.-New
York Graphic.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-16
Preaching by Signs.

The Episcopal service is always impress.
sive and when it has the mantle Of per-
feet silence thrown about it is particularly
so. There are about fifty deaf muteS in
Chicago, who worship once month in
ST James church, Cass and Huron
streets. The Rev. A. w. Mann, himself
a deaf mute, who has been nearly twelve
years in the pulpit, is the rector, his field
embracing the entire country bounded by
the Aueghanies on the east, the Ohio river
on the south and Kansas on the west. OF
the SO, 900 deaf nluteS in the United States,
5000 are communicates in the various
dioceses which the Rev. DR.. Mann minis
tiers to.
CHOOSE we this day whom ye viii
serve' was DIR. Mann's text. There was
prayer-siIent prayer-Ofered by the fin
gers, while the piano in the room below
peeled forth a Sabbath school melody
joined by q hundred voices, but the noise
did not disturb the silent worshipers.
Then the litany was repeated, the congre-
cation responding in pantOmime concert
no choir, no organ, no music to stir the
soul to religious thoughts. And then,
when the rector had fairly launched out
in his sermon and from appearances was
growing eloquent, the wife of DR.. Vibbere
came into the room with her large Bible
class of young ladies', and the noise which
usually attends such exercises was begun,
but the discourse went on INCREASINGLY,
the fingers Of the Rev. DR.. Mann Jerking
and jumping and clutching and gesticu-
lating with almost lightning rapidity. His
auditors watched their movements with
the most intense interest, their faces
sometimes clOuded as if listening to the
description of some horrible thing, and
then again an expression OF Joy would
seem to follow some deXterous movement
of the silent preacher. When he had de-
ivered himself of some eloquent peroration
the rector would stop moment, presum-
ably giving his Observers time to compre-
bend, and then he would beat the palm
of his left hand with the cIinched fist of
the right several times, and this he would
follow by several reflective mods of the
head, as if signifying Eyes, yes that is
it, " or "that is true. Chicago News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-16

A Boom for the Trombone.

Beriioz thus caps for the trombone.
9 possesses, he says, "nobleness and gran
9sur;" 1t chants, laments and occasionally
hetrayS "a religious accent, calm and i'm
posing, and not seldom has an ''expres-
pom 81 heroic pomp Of loftiness." And he
y speaking Of the regular, every evening
6FOmbenee, too. You wouldn't think it
possessed all the above attachments to
tsok 10 1t IN tho corner Of the orchestra
and hear Its steady ''oom-pas" in the loud
work, although to hear 1t being practfced
p Che same house you would readily be-
EGeve that there was more in it than Won
ever thought.-New York Clipper.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-16
Capabilities Of wo1,a

Various attempts are in progress to get
from artesian wells not only water. but
power and heat as well. Machinery is
already driven by the pressure In France.
ana experience shows that the heat NAV
De Increased by adding to the depth of the
Wen Inc deepest well in the world is
being sunk at Pesth, Hungary. to sunnIv
hot water for public baths. 1t now Yields
daily l76, 600 gallons heated to 15S dogs.
and the boring is to be continued until the
temperature is raised to 176 degs.-Ar-
kansaw Traveller.
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London Be1rars.

YAe inventive faculty and originality of
LeAdon beggars generally, and of blind
london beggars in particular, are so feebly
developed that new departure made by
. blind aims seeker of advanced age is
worthy of notice. He had on the card he
wore plastered to his chest the words:
'ePlease bestow glance and a copper on
one who can return neither. Chicago
Rirnss
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The Russian Empress, life.

The Russian empress leads an active
And simple life. She rises early and
volkS great deal; goes to bed late, reads
s4srnaously, and, although she loves dress
ead dancing paSsionately, she busies her
esn at The proper times with works of
ehGT1Sy. During the holidays she does
not change her habits except by the dis
eE1bution Of aims and long sessions at
church, which are more frequent than
WSual. Chicago Tribune.
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4 half pint Of water from the Croton
aQueduct, New York, contains, according
= the assertion Of an eminent physician,
b, 600 bacteria.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-16

Cornelius Vanderbf1t's four sons are the
editors, proprietors, printers and pub
fishers Of a lively amateur paper called
Ehs Comet,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-16

Two new scalebugs have been intro
duced in California from China and ,Ianan
and the orchardists are up in arms against
the foreign invaders.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19
GRAND RAPIDS WILL CELEBRATE.

The Fourth OF July to Be q Gala Day In
This City This Year
The meeting at Sweets Hotel last night
to perfect arrangements for q grand celebra-
ton of the Fourth was largely attended. and
it was very apparent from the action of
those present that the y have taken hold Of
the matter in earnest, and that the result
will be that Grand Rapids will in this, as
In all else IL undertakes. take the lead. The
meeting was organized by electing J. w.
Rosenthal Chairman. and Fred s. Clark
Secretary.
The following committees were appoint
ed:
Finance-Henry B. Grady. Ed. Killean,
Fred s. Clark. Ira G. Hatch, Chas. +. Kus-
terer. Chas. w. Black.
Trades display-Chss. r. Sigh. Chas. F.
Kusterer, Chas. w. Black, II. ID. G. Van
Asmus, Will Boynes, Col Geo. G. Briggs.
Experimentation. /. NJ. Weston, l..
Rosenheld, Warren SHETLAND. Eugene
Jones, Chas. K. Belknap, J, w. Rosenthal.
J. II. Thompson, Will AcGurren, Captain
Rose, COL Z. s. Pierce.
Printing-Chas. Z. Bodenstein, Lloyd
Breeze. Z. b. Fisher. w. b. Weston, Clark
Sproat. Louis Martin, John G.. Lee. James
Vandersluis, l.. M. Mills, l.. b. Stanton,
Warren SHETLAND.
Executive COMMITTEES - Ed Killesn,
Henry b. Grady, Chss. r. Sigh, Hoa. /. NJ.
Weston, Chas f. Bodenstine.
Mr.. Fred s. Clark, Chss. w. Black and /.
G. Levi were appointed committee TO wait
on the Board of Trade and request their i'm
mediste cooperation and assistance in
making the celebration grand success.
The committee on Printing and Adver-
tislng was instructed To take immediate
steps TO properly advertise the celebration.
and were authorized to expend for that
purpose not TO exceed $500.
The meeting adjourned to meet again on
Wednesday evening at Sweets Hotel at :
p. m, and all persons that have been named
on the various committees are earnestly re-
quested 10 be present. and ell others inter
ested in grand celebration. The members
of the Finance Committee will call on our
citizens to-day asking for contributions and
should meet with hearty encouragement In
the way Of liberal subscriptions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

Iute Torrsy spent Sunday with his
friends Ia this city. he retained 10 Ann
Arbor lsst night, where be viii remain un-
tit ths ist Of July. when be vii go 10 Pc
tosksy TO take charge of the Rss0rt-r.
wm. r. Mauudcr and bride. Of Kansas
City. No. arrived here yesterday morning
on their wedding tour. While here they
vii be TIE guest Of their uncle. John II.
Hosksn, Of Cherryst.
Mrs. Georxe Fairman. Of Big Rapids.
spent sunday in the city the guest OF her
parents. Nr. and Mrs. +. F. Wilson,
Mrs.. A. G. Jackson aud children. Of 2os
JefieTsoa-st.. lett yesterday morning for Bay
View and NscstsEa Park.
Ms Msuds Softer. OF this city. n visiting
Mss Winnie English. daughter Of l. s.
English. OF Englishvilie.
Frank T.. Kutts. who has been in town
for sorns time past. caves today for Besss-
msr q uper Peninsula.
Nsssr.. VIII Gum. Billy Tavlor and
Fred Nils have returned from a brief out
Ing near Hastings.
Dr. and Ms. 8 J. Koon. and the Misses
Myrtle snd Fay Koo Lest yesterday for their
home iD Lisbon.
Mrs. e Van Wormsr. Of Greenvilis. is
he guest of M. and Mrs Jsn. Norton. Of
Sc Bsrtisttst
Ms vaids rdeII has returned from
SNsifhmors College. near Fbiisdeiphia.
Mr Fred. Jackson. l.i- Of he olympic
clsrtstis. - visiting koht. Wsrd.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. " Steward lss yesfsr-
day noon f0r Chicsg0.
George schrosisr went 70 Lisbon yssser-
dsv stiernoon.
Arthur Cloyss = At Grand Haven ishinx
tsr hass.
rchn 7. Cartiss speat Sundsv q Ottawa
Besch.
Judge Montgomery vent 70 Chicago ys--
tsrlisy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

4 Bsaa Ass~.ps ~ vszes . sHfs sssssy
AlSkk

Wksn j. y. HeGA8 came % his store 81
as Csazls O. yesterday morning. he msds
tas important discovery gaAs soas other
fellow rad bssa there hFs<- A hcls lad
hssn bored In ths front door sad The iock
foreed: TIE bxrglsrs then carefully Locked
tie door behind tbsm sad eo1msnoed
operations ca tia ssfs. which masl bsys
beea very bFlsf - tbs nsa stopped drilling
alter passlax throaxb ths hrst thickness u
sEsel IL she door. fhe lnfruaers thea gath.
cred ~ S1o1t $ooo worth u solid gold
is4sisy that had been left Ia the show
cas~s. snd departed thFoagh the back door.
Ihey lsft behind four . wTenehss,
brace and = timers heavy hammer. Had
they succeeded In foreiax TIE safe the haul
w0aid hare bs<a very crvsmys as there
vas 81. 40 Ia the iron COX. 30 far no clue
has Dssn Obtained
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19
STABBED BY AN ITALIAN.
An Unknown Man Murdered on a Crowded
GtreRt.

CHICAGO, June lS.-Shortly before IL
o'clock last night crowd of young Ital-
ians, in which were the Raggio brothers,
Tom. Mike and Toney, who live near
Twenty ghth-st., was gathered in front of
Hank North saloon at 3e6 south Clark-st.
Tony Raggio engaged in a friendly tussle
with fellow named Tuio. Two fairly well
dressed strangers stopped 10 view the con-
test ana were hustled along by the crowd.
Que Of them attempted 10 defend himself
and vss surrounded by the hoojlums. who
fcurished knives and revOlvers His COM
psnion Was Knocked down with q chair, but
escaped. The former. however, had some
trouble in keeping the crowd At bay and
was finally stabbed in the iugular vein.
The crovd Immediately dispersed. The
injured man staggered along q little dis
taacs and fell 70 the sidewalk. He was put
in the patrol wagon and died on the way
to the hospital. Nothing was found on bis
person 20 indicate his identity. card
sesrinz the name Of a saloOnkeeper a. No.
1il5 West HsrrisoD-st. was f01sd in bis
pocket joseph Heller, Of No. 400 Clark
St. says that the stsbbing vas done ~ s
young Italian whose name be does not
know. bat whom be can ide nifty. Lille
Ingalls, Of No. 402. says she is positive Tony
Rsggio did the stsbhing. The police we're
looking for both early this morning.
Shortly after I o'clock Jake Franks, de-
scribed By Heller. and tie three Rsggi0s
vsre arrested They al denied the STAB
hing
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

fxss ssse - rssss~ss-esss>a.
Csnss SPsTSss. June ~ - Yesterday
While several soys we're bathing IN Gear
Like, az Roses NH. ST miies wsss of this
riace. Albert Rounds sas d-ewrs.d
Rounds co1.i net s~iaa. He j1rapes frcm
hesf Win ne isreution q xraspfnx it
when De struck the wsser. oar n the r-sc-
ten fhs eoef reces@i soo FAR from 49,
r-aeh. s7i hs ssak n t~snTY fs~f 81 xster.
sn6 psrisaef sefare 81 could resrh bi1.
Hs rss sco1r u ysars 81 sze and anmar-
raa
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

There will be held in this city. q Fifth
District Equal Suffrage Convention on the
2lst and 22nd DAYS of june. The meetings
will be held in the ladies' Literary Cub
House on Sheldon-st. There will be an
afternoon meeting on Thursday, beginning
at go. and al 5 in the eueping Also
meetings al the same hours on Friday.
Mrs. Helen Cougar. Of Indiana. will address
each meeting. She will be assisted in the
work OF the Convention by Mrs. May 5.
knsggs. OF Detroit. Friday evening Mira
Frank Davis will sing. Afternoon meet
ings FREQ. small admission of ten cents
will be charged for the evenings. Everyone
should hear that highly gifted woman. Mira.
Cougar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

Bosros. June I6.-Nearly ten thousand
people witnessed this afternoons game.
The contest was the worst one Of the series
from fielding standpoint. In the twelfth
inning Cisrkson's single. Johnson's triple
and an error by Williamson won the game.
The morning game today was played in the
presence OF 5000 people, and was intensely
exciting. The ielding OF both sides was
sharp. that of Chicago being perfect.
IL was q great score. and is az follows:
Boslon.l 4 o 0 2 0 o 0 o o . Q
Chicago - o 0 0 o o. z
Base hits-Boston, -; Chicago. 10.
Errox-Boston, y: Chicago, IL.
Batteries -ClarksOn. Kelly, Ryan Farrell with
yanHaitIen pitching after the second inning
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

Garry siis 10 Raa 10 khs Lake Fer 40 csnts
Commeacng sitn to-day arrangements
have been perfected with line Of carry ais
70 connect with ths Grand Rapids Railway
CompanY's cars Al the new barns on East
ST.. and carry passengers 10 Reeds Lake
tor q regular fare of 10 osnis each way.
cxrryslls will leave the street Car terminus
on East street commencing al 10 q. ~
every fifteen minutes. Mr.. c. T. Heringten,
. man OF several years experiences, gnsrsn'
tees 10 attend 10 all the requirements ol
patrons with pohtsness and dispatch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

r sss Saturday evening Ar. snd Nrs. "
: Hail gave . suppss n houcr - the 2ist
hirfhdav 81 Nrs HBl. Ms. Hal has A.
taiuei ~ majority IN The eves o. The lsw
sud san now aispose 81 he property %
waich she - hssr ss she sees g. NJ
Bvrne tte atber Of Ms. Hail, eied IN ne
vsar ss1 'esTing an esi So - So, i2s OF -
- aiyttsd smsuE several heiEs- $50
Huroe. ~ ausxexon. was chosen exscuter
~ t1e sstsse s0d sfter psFiax OF a. tae
ether aeirs. NJ. Hull VT rece~e 80 her
scare tcssrt So sst tf = nneersovcc tsat
Nr. and Ms Hull ~iii speud sh4 Simmer
n TIE seaei1e and a. snraaa nexf vssr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19
WEnnIkG REAIs-

Tomorrow morning at 8 O'Clock Robsr'
shanshan will take To wife Miss Ellen
Dorsn. The Reverend Bishop Richter will
perform the ceremony at St. James Church.
Friends are invited 10 attend. Free lunch
all day at the residence Of the bride.
The grand quartetie selected for the oc.
CANON, will sing the following appropriate "a
hymn: This is the way long have sought
and mourned because found il not"
Cork papers ples sc copy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

F<~krYt<t - - reteESe~.efEsa-
EenE&xD. June fs-gcha Bro--sss. q
vresisnd. tvsiTs niles sasf Of tais city.
wax found 5ead Trsesrsisv On as ssrss Il
= sanBcsed tsat ~ ~. overeorns ~ ths
h-sf snf tsli s,ck~ar1 tsee smsii pezS
~ ~spsr. - Re 80 lyinx ca - ssck wsee
,en4 H lesv~swss - s-s shisarsn,
y 80 - r~sn q -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

tkS-Ntaft - IA tAAtAsss -et<>As
WAsaIsSToA. June ls.-With Hank
o'Day in the box everybody prssens al the
Washinxton- Philadelphia game today, ex-
pected 70 see the Senators win their nfth
consecutive game aud tsey were not dissp-
pointed The home club backed o'Dsy's
IA sslerly pitching and bstted Gleason hard.
The PAiladslphiss played we'll in the tsld.
but they. like ali other clubs hsa al enigma
in Days curves which they could not
solve. In the fourth innings the PLiliies
made only one run, when al least three
seemed certain, With the bases full. and
no one out Farrier hlt a tremendous ball
over Hoy's head. but the latter made u
splendid catch and returned the ball 10
second in time 10 compile = double play.
Following Is the score:
Washington ......-.......1 o o o 5 o. .
Phlladel phis..----.....-0 p
base hits--W ashingt0n, T. Philadelphia. D.
ErFors-M ashingtou, ?; Philadelphia, ).
katlerles-O Day, DeEsiey, Gleason, Clements.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

The Odd Fellows ledge In the Fifth ward
vii D. Instituted t0marrow evening". Ga
account Of their hall not being quite ready
the exercises sin tsks place IL tbs l. y. y. +.
hall. Ia lhs foweg tleek.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19
DETROIT DON'T PLAY
sslrnss YESTERDAY on TO-DAY


Only two games were PLAYED in the
League yss:sfdsy. The four leaders taking
tso-dsys lay-er. Al The Iri-stase Leagues
we're played With unchanged result. Lana
a. he top, Jackson II the bottom. ksia-
mszso son . splendid game from Toledo.
however.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

New and desirable millinery arriving
daily from New York and Philadelphia.
Your choice at bargain prices.
Long sprays of flowers worth So for 81. so.
Tips In ali shades at Soc 75c aud 81.
Hats in all styles at 25c. 35c soc and up
wards. ADAMS & Co.,
80 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19
THg MYSTIC DIss DEsAR.
The veraies was Guilty, bnt Recommended
80 Mercy

The Verdict wss Guilty, bat Recommended
80 Nercv.
NE- Yosx. June The Diss Dsbar
iary sSrset upon = verdict about nsOa
yesterdsy crowd Of Spirituslists had
waited IN the court roora f,g a. hour, talk
inz 90 the defendants. Nue. D1ss Dsbsr
ras confident of a Disagreement When he
inry entered. ard the clefk ssked If thsy
had .sTeed apsn vsrsiet, every oae va.
sstsnisasS ~ their answer in the sssrnas q
tivs ard there vas great perturbation in
The rsnk 81 TIE uFstlcs when tie forsnso
sad tbs vsr@ict va g1tty, with q recou-
rnen6afior % nercy Nae Dlss Ds5ar -
caTns 50 snrsred hat sverv psrtirie ~ coIor
- her eheeks But this anger pFsFsz ted
~ from hrsskiaE down. sn1 shs showed
cay n.silc~ sBd spifefainexs not rszrst oT
sissppclnt aeak Ihe coapis vi Erob4aiy ,
receive lsnf se1tenos. sn6 the 8xheT
eharx~s psraing sxziost thsn NAT be
drspped.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

A Hffis siser uienixht fhs rstrol vszon
go csief - Wn. A. Be rkrv's facfsxv ~
n sfef efts,o-st. - go mar y -. was aFn9
"a ne ss6swzik desf irnnk. Wien he
~ss searcbed st Hsssiqusrters ke BID in as
r'sckess ceFuccets % 1epcslt en- ths Cd
<ad So = essh. y ~ss rsx1 ltckT sErs~s
q ~ a. ~n&a -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

James EAdis. . ls-ysAs old Bay employed
sy the Kess Furniture Company. had hs
ien sra badly eat yesterday morning vita
. kstfs thai became leos<asa. and. tylng
Hoa . carving nsehine. struck hlm- de
xss tAksn to bis hone. s6z broadssy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19
Al Home.

A nine from the Central School defeated
Leans College nine yesterday afternoon by
a score OF 13 TO =. The feature of the game
was the effective work of Jones. who struck
out fourteeL men.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

The members of the Old Residents Asso-
citation of the Grand River Valley, will meet
at the superior Court Room on Tuesday.
the 10Th inst, al 9:45 q. IN, to attend The
funeral Of Ezra Reed.
REUBEN ". SMITH, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

For don't care, dull, tired feeling. i'm
poverished blood. dull pains in tack and
head, tantalizing skin eruptions. Kemps
Sarsapsrilla never fails 20 give relief. We
always guarantee II. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs drug store, 126 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

The cheapest place in the city for fine
millinery at Adams & Co.'S. Long sprays
of flowers worth $1,000 for only $3.50.
ADAMS & Co.,
90 MonrOe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

The following is q record of the tempera-
ture as taken from the Thermometer in
front Of Westlake & Mcintyre's drug store
yesterday: 8 q M. 81, Il a. NJ. Sc: .. nl.,
90; D. m. 80. p. IA. S..
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

The employees of the Worden Furniture
Factory will give 81 excursion 10 Kslams-
zoo June 81. Train will leave ever q. X. &
/. at a. III. Round fare $l25.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

Take Kemp's Liver Pills for biliousness.
headache, sallow complexion. Price 25
cents. Tibbs drug store. l26 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

NsvI Jus. Is.--Michssi NcCranb srd
TO 6thsT Tc11x Te1 wens sesafn9 n
sSrsEkts Aske SsErreey. ~hea kcc<anb
go SO szsnsi1x n tAe se~. r~~i~S 80
tsoaxh mx3e &xxv ky tke est sd -
sv-~nr>~1- Ths sofv wu r~~v>rss Aslf
50 >sux xnw.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19
CHAMPIONS oF Tas woRLo.
The Hs-sinxs Df~isf>a KaEghts Of Fythiss
VIA The Flrst Prize.

CrvcrSSArI. June is--Af the competitive
drili tSday Of tas KsixAts Of Pytssss the
Hsstinxs Mics-, Division. No. -, A. D.
Niskern captain. won she arst prize-si 90.
Thsre we're twenty-five divisions oenspss-
inx ard ths victory for tie Hastings 3fvi-
ssoa nakss them champions af zoe world.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

For beauty, for comfort. for improvement
of the complexion, use only Pozzoni's
Powder. There Is nothing equal 70 IL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19
Drink Celery Phosphate for the nerves.
Advice TO Mofhers.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teethog IL soothes the
child, softens the gums. allsys al pain. cures
wind collie and is The best remedy for diarrh0a
Is cents a bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

wAsslssross Jans l3--kef Lessf hicn-
feza- Llxhf % fkssh nsrtA~4stsFiy sinsis.
fzzr weather, s:isaliF les<T ts8p<f4t1re.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19

JfTSON-At her home 10 Grand Bspids town
ship June r.. Bsrie u wife Of Alnion Ifr,Son ars
mother of John y. Boyd. OF Duluth, Hinn.. saS
Ma Dewitt Parish of this city. aged S. ear
Funeral a. The residence, Wednesday. June D. Al
?. n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19
$500 PER DOZEN,

Cabinet Photos, finest finish. at Wvkes'
gallery, 35 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-19
Two Games NJ Boston.

Base hits--w sshingtOn, :: Philadelphia. 4.
ErFors-W ashingtou, ?; Philadelphia, 5.
Batlerles-O Day, Deksiey. Gleason. Clements