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Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25

gratitude: "Oh, Mr.. Moore, I am 50 glad You
came to stay with usl don't know what we
should have done without you You are our
only support
Indeed, madam, replied the long sufferer
from sour bread and sloppy coffee, srm ex-
tremely glad that my money supports-er-
somebody. Youths Companion.
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
,Just. Married

How loving they are; this is always sure
sign. After the first year sometimes it don't
hold good. When Charles comes home to
you gouty and cross, swapping and snarling,
unable to relish the nice dinner you haye
cooked, and feels as if there was ton of pig
iron in his stomach, he is troubled with dys-
pepsia, and Sulphur l3itters is the only medi-
cine that will cure him.
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
The Elevators Of Inndnn.

The cliffs Of the Hotel Monopole, Lon
don, are worked by water from the mains Of
one of the hydraulic power companies, Of
which a number are established in England.
By them water under pressure is carried be-
meath the streets and delivered to consumers
at fixed rates After doing the work required
Of it the water is returned to the central sta
tions Of the companies there to be used over
again. Home Journal.
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
The Head Waiter.

"Will you please tell me the name of the
landlord Of this hotel!n asked a Saratoga
guest Of the head waiter
''De name OBJ de landlord, sahl H'm-de
name OBJ de lan'lord-sorry, sab, but de
name of de gem'man hab 'scaped me fer de
moment; but my name am Mr.. Alexander
Johnsing, sab. youths Companion.
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
An Indian Battle Az.

A tomahawl, or battle ak, weighing three
pounds has been found on the banks Of Rich
mond creek, in Green county, Georgia. Old
settlers say it was once used by Cusstgueee.
one of the most dreaded Indian braves, who
resisted the advance Of the whites into that
part OF the country. The ak is a specimen
OF perfect workmanship and is cut from a
piece Of quartz rock. Brooklyn Eagle.
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
A Prehistoric Rs,,.

A handsome relic Of the mound builders.
consisting Of a piece Of carnelian beautifully
carved in the shape Of boat, was recently
dug up near Alton, Ills It is about Eve
inches long, and gem OF artistic lapidary
work. 1t has been identified as a sacred
badge stone worn by some prehistoric chief.
New York Evening World
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
Confidence norn of Men th.

She Canxiously)-I am afraid, George dear,
that when you speak to papa he may be very
angry.
He Cconfdently)-I think not, when show
him this taking a bank book out of hig
pocket.
She-Oh, George, let me look at it first
Harper's Bazar
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
An EDITORS Minority.

Editor ito young man)-Your article, am
sorry to say, is hardly up to our standard.
Young Man-Wls1, my mother thinks it's
clever, my wife thinks it's clever, and 1 think
it's cleveF-three to one, sir; the balance is in
my favor.-The Epoch
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
Latest in House Decoration.

The latest really beautiful thing in English
house decoration is brass gate and a velvet
curtain 10 replace the inner door in what
Philadelphians call "the space, and Bosto-
mans occupying very small houses style s'the
hall" The gate is very elaborately wrought
and fastens with a secret spring. York
Commercial Advestiser.
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25

To fasten knife handles that have become
loosened, take powdered resin and mix with
it small quantity Of powdered chalk or
whiting. Fill the hole in the handle with
the mixture, heat the tang of the knife or
fork and thrust in. When cold it win be
securely fastened
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
syrup orEIgs

Is Natures own tue laxative, 1t is {. e most
easily taken, and the most effective remedy
known to Cleanse the System when Bilious or
Cosiivei to dispel Headaches, Colds, aud Feyers;
TO Cure Habitual Constipation. Indigestion,
Piles, etc. Manufactured only by the Califor.
mia Fig Syrup Company. San Francisco, Cal.
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
Cure Yourself

Don't pay large DOCTORS bills. The best
medical book published, 100 pages, elegant
colored plates, will be sent you on receipt of
three a-cent stamps to pay postage Address
A 2 Ordway & Co., Boston, Mass.
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25

A Pittsburg man calls his wife by the beau
tiful title, "Virtue," because she is her own
reward. She does all the house work and
gets no wages.
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25

Opinion is a kind of half way house, where
people meet to exchange lies and guess at
what they don't understand Eek
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25

The dude is not muscular, but when he
strikes an attitude it cripples it for life
Binghamton Leader.
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
A seif-sacrifcinc Boarder.

A young man was boarding with a family
more remarkable for 'plain living- than
high thinking The landlady remarked to
the boarder one day. in gushing tones Of
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
BuskIen,s Arnlca sarvs.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
eruptions. and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. II is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price = cts. per
box. For sale bV c. W. MARSHALL. Druggist.
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
DORSEY HOUSE.
=. E. Heather, Prop.

The best location, tSe best rooms, the best furn-
iture, the best table, and the best bar in Milford,
free hack 10 and from the depot for guests meets
each train. Permanent boarders taken at special
rates. Transient rates only 81 per day. and the
same service tsat costs from 50 to So per day in
other towns All the prominent people Of Milford
who board. live at the Dorsey House. oct s1y
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
MUSTANG LINEMENT

MEx. CAN MUSTANG IMMINENT. for Rheuna-
asua, Lunbago, Seiatica. lame Bact, stir joints.
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
MUSTANG LINlMENT

MEXICAN MUSTANG LTNnIENT Peneirates
Muscles to the Yery Bone wonderfull TAxri
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
MUSTANG LINIMENT

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIlTEsT, for NAN and
BEAsr. Greatest c.sratfue discovery ever made.
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25
MUSTANG LlNlMENT

MExIcAS MUSTANG LnIHESr conqucrs SrAvrxs,
scRArcnEs aud STRAINS In HoRsEs and MULES.
Milford chronicle., 1888-05-25

A Proper Degree OF Exercise Necessary
to the Wen Being Of nIan-Thc Jewish
Race = sedentary or brain Pursuits.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-30

presently the night set in once more.
and, worn out with all that she had gone
through, Augusta said her prayers and
went to sleep with little Dick locked fast
In her arms.
Some hours afterward she was awakened
by loud md uproarious shouts made ND Of
snatches Of drunken songs and that pecn.
liar class Of English that hovers ever
round the lips of the British tar. Eri.
IDENTIFY Bill and Johnnie were raging
drunk. and in this condition were taking
the midnight air
The shouting and swearing went reel.
ing away toward the waters edge. and
then, all Of a sudden, they eliminated In
fearful yell. after which came silence
What could it mean, wondered Augusta.
and while she was still wondering. dropped
OF to sleep again.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-30
CHAPTER Y
Trr LASH or Mr.. NELSON.

Augusta turned from the old man with
gesture Of impotence not unmixed with
disgust His selfshness was Of an order
that reyolted her.
Il suppose" she said to Bill, with an.
other blush, that | must have this will
tattooed upon my shoulders.
Yes miss; that's it, said Bill You
sec, miss, one wants space for DOGGY
mint. If il were a ship or flag, now, or
a fancy pictur of your young man, l
might manage it on your arm, but there
must be breadth for legal doccymint,
more especially as / should like to make a
good job Of it while is about H. don't
want none of them lawyers Affirming up
their noses at Bill Jones tattooing."
Very well, said Augusta. with an in.
ward sinking Of the heart; II will go and
get ready.
Accordingly she adjourned into the hut
and removed the body of her dress and
turned down the flannel garment under
meath it in such fashion IS to leave as
much Of her neck and shoulders bare as is
TO be seen when lady has on moder-
atelY low dress. Then she came ont
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-30
CHAPTER *.


After breakfast THAT is, aftes Augusta
hal eaten some biscuit and 2 wing that re-
NAMED from the chickens she had man
aged to cook upon the previous day-Bh
and Johnnie. the two sailors, set 10 work
at her suggestion TO fix up long frag
ment of drift wood on a point of rock
and to bind on to ii a flag that they hap
pencd to find in tho locker Of the boat.
There was not much chance of its being
seen By anybody in that mist laden atmos-
pherc. even If anybody came there 70 see
II, of which there WAS still less chance;
still, they did il rs rStter of duty.
By the time this task was finished il was
mid day, and for wonder there was little
wind and tho sun shouc ont brightly. On
returning 60 The huts Augusta got the
blankets out TO dry and set tho two sail
ors to roast some of the eggs they he'd
found on the previous day This they
did willingly enough for they were nov
quite sober and very much ashamed Of
themselvcs Then, after giving Dick
some moro biscuit and four roasted eggs.
which he took 10 wonderfully, she wen.
TO Mr.. Mecaon, who was lying grooming in
the hut, and persuaded him to como and
sit out in the warmth
BY this time The wrctched mans ccnGi-
ton was pitiablc fCr. though lis strength
was still whole in him, he was persuaded
that he was going TO die, and could touch
nothing bat some rum and water.
Miss Smithcrs, he said, as he sat
shivering upon ,hc rocks, Il an gong 10
die in this horrible place. and am not it
to dicl To thin, Of me. he went On with
sudden burst Of his old fire. ITO think
Of my dying like q starved dog in the cold,
when / have two millions OF money wait
ixg TO be spent there in England! And ]
would give them all-yes every forthlng
of them--tO find myself safe at home
agoinl By Jovei | would change places
with any poor devil of writer in the
Hutches Yes, would turn author on
twenty pounds a monthl-that will give
you some idea Of nay condition, Miss
Smithersl To think that | should ever
live to say that would care 10 be beg
carly author, who could not mako thou.
sand year if he wrote till his fingers fell
of.--oh ohl' and he fairly sobbed at the
horror and degradation of the thought
Augusta looked at the poor wretch and
then bethought her Of the proud creature
she had known, raging terribly through
the obscquious ranks of clerks, and carry
ing desolation to the i~tches and the
many headed editorial department. She
looked ana was filled with reflections on
the mutability OF human affairs.
Alas how changed that Mccsonl
Eyes, he went on. recovering himself
little, Il am going to die in this korri
bic place. and all my money will not even
give me q decent burial Addison and
Roscoe will get bloodhound theml-as
though they had not got enough already
1t makes me mad when think Of thos,
Addison girls spending my money or brib
ing peers 30 ma@y them with it, or some
thin, OF That sort. disinherited my owl
nephew. Eustace and kicked him out L
siuA or at.ia. and now cant undo il
and g. give anything TO alter it
We .4- bout you, Miss Smithers
be- II give you any NOR,
nc If yours. wish
D. .ysa,pg you wanted
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-30

(Coatinued in merit Sundays paper
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

Crzcurr - Fuwsne F. Avsrili n. Isaac ".
Wood. trespsss on The case. veraict for
fl1I1tf. cyrus r. Perkins. Judge Of Pro-
hsfs for he 1Se and benefit Of Joseph p.
Platte. -. william Platte. Com n issi oners'
order 8ixsoivinz attachment. on trisl- On
s>ll. 54.
supERfcR-Ths People -. A Page. rs-
sistng an ofiicer. discharged sfsr a jury
hsd been sworn The People vs. Henry
assch-r. selling i1uor vith0ns paying TAR.
fiscbsrgsd "a motion of Prosecuting A.
torneY.
FRoHsrx -Tsfsts ~ John Martha Hsissi
deceased appraisers warrant and invsn-
terry Fled. June -i assigned for hearinS
eisiufs heiora court Estate ~ Allison ~.
Fiorv. 8eces<si. ORDER appo. .ntnz fred A.
MAYNARD sdniin n,sfrafor Estate of May
Il Huahart. decreased resid1sr7 'egsfee =
hrrd Sled srd letters ssnsd E.tsts of
Lowell Hall. deceased. order s.lo~iaF az
srutrrs s1nusi account and dischsrzinx z
Hsnrefta Irvine. sxecufrix Esfsts oi
Faxar C @ A.. = n nor. petition of Guar
s.an f,r lssve to invest in real estate. bear-
inx January !.
PorrcR-isTnes Collins drunk. eour,it5 ei
~ aars. o souid. DRUNK sentenced sas-
0ended an psvrent ~ costs. j n. Hnrsf.
drank. PAD - "a ism-s Fsstrn. 4 sorssr-
" saioarnei 20 Decemher l 90 M.
~ rsrvl xsr keeping = sorse ~ I'D
fsTne. nois pressed sad discharged. Toe
reorie - Jessie ~ cod fisorieriF person.
sfinrrn@f ~ D~-susher r. fes m nar'el
Tirnr-r ssssuit and battery. adjourned 20
December - i0 a Peter reHart.
aruox. sssessed s. S. cr = asTs IN he
rcnnrF .siL
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22


A Uss<es 40 N.sxl Ws8os DlsFtkf
~Iaz Rslsrk1s UzsiL - 49, "a.
Gless 9zsszs as fslesvs
eHarsab sosses. fas bssi cs44
aaafs s sfs kesc go .as ie<s sol So
bDf t1s kFsHlsl l~xl s<-oe11 olas.
A.eess = eepss e4a ess~l Lee
Essf suss tAe r1s sAs prUnas E4ses
aszl esss .ste sx.sssbos sa<1 Fristihx
ollle 80 80 a. s41sil4r} ~l.ea eoaa-
t-.slelfs ass. u4lLe1 -'tes asst. - t4V
sesl3 sltsile q s2al powerful i1s. t-tIen
e4u ice pfsss Ls = isoksa uesa e+l4
spneeF sialpy .se4aes tls p~oes 4Fs lSf
f4lA a. si,1 t4s pbssss. aad. - e..
axctsa tlsw 3u tAs s1~,stt. it = s's-ei
t.4t 1s i. 4a a1 - -sses. as l1k' -s5,ae@. 81
yoaus ai-.a ta-i mssss Z a1ss-i Es4sfs4iy
us-I-| iu a c4ui -aslgx rl9u
t4s Devil al 1. 3 e-antau 8 %. :.
ile eal1r = frsfl 81 Is q a. His glory .
iExssll sea be 81 os c. soll- 1sss 10
come. ks nr = ael1iag gao.lc ecrpilQNs 20
tie uisn-s and p4tFons OF tlls eel Anoun
hrI. The wet slo~ ~ilars las 1eeu
slulls1 for h.m 10 $50 LIS sres{inss. Toe
wsIL ccianz all door . oofefv1 ~itn
cl8l1 II a1sp Ssfii4A alsls uEscslfs, -
szy tie sast-s4u his costume COS D-onis
~lh The sgfrou 11iuxs. Tue noras pre- e..
uom IA bad snd the long csudAl appeal
4ze. of course. = rfoasiueEt. Here snd tsefe
afe faoltoes placed 0n tar w4lls. soioS a.
peeirv. others l4st sling sentence al of
ahlel pertain fo the printers devil Ira
lie sntFs oi tae foom stands pres. which
the lti.e isIos WORKS admirably Al inter
vais red calcium light Is thr0sn ufon the
scene making Sc mors Impressive sn1 IL
gsfesung "iae Devil" wiii hold rsceptous
daily i0f some time 90 come. auc O. one
and AL he cordially extends az iuy tatsan
g. give him q cal. krs assured visitor Is
WecCme
Ia TIE other show window i = handsome
Christmas display OF novelties ia faner.
tasf - certainly deserving OF special men p
zion. The ground j. apparently covered
With snow. Al one SIDE rs planted a
Christmas Tree laden - IT'S utmost capacity
With rich aud beautiful novelties. 4nd on
the lily white snow are % 0s seen grists
of attractive good. OF the same description.
10 the scene are displayed new designs IN
wedding party and ball ln n'itssions hshd-
some patterns are shown. suitable Tor
wooden, tin. silver aad golden weddinss-
/ Pretty advertising cards aud new and
| styilshly designed patterns IN calendars, etc,
| pay prominent part.
l.. b. stanton 4 Co. make an elegant dis
| play OF goods Ia fact one OF the finest ! nea
ever brought 10 the city j. open Tor pubic
1 inspection. They are deserving OF much
| credit for the enterprise shown IN making
| this handsome exhibition. and Il anyone
wishes really merilorious job work done
IN the latest sne most approved styles. II
| would be 10 the persons interest 10 give l.
| Is. Stanton & Co. the order.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

Miss Lizzie strahan has returned from
Kalamazoo. where she attended one OF the
prrtres weddings which has ever been
given in thai city. The principals IN this
happy affair were Mas Mary waterbury, OF
Kalamazoo. and C@cll Ashlsigh Richards.
OF Chicago. Mrs. Richards has many
frirnds Ia this city. where she often visited
Nrs James l. Pitts entertained com-
pany of friends on Monday evening, 10
bonor OF Mr.. Pitts rxty-sixth birthday.
Aher playing pedro refreshments we're
servad. the evening being enjoyed by all
present.
Mastsrs George Oinsy. Harry Aayhsv,
Ben Robinson. Charles Morton, Waters and
Harrison have returned from the Orchard
LAKE school for the holidays.
hr and Mrs. Gsorgs Wiley have gone
70 Big Rapids 60 reside Mr. Wiley mas
soceptsd position With The Cornell Wind
Engine and Pump Company.
Misses Alice Dovis and Nstsis Nelson
r6turned from The NOrnal school at I psil-
anti iast evening. for the holiday vacation.
Mrs. [. =. whitfield has been called 10
Big Rat j. oy the serious illness Of her
daughter. Mrs. Walter c. Winchester.
Ms Gr.cis Pierce. Of south Bend. Ind. .
fsmaxinx holiday wait with her brother,
o p. Pisrce. Of II wes, Bridge-st.
Mss Ethslyn Qulmby. who has been
attending school At -omervills. returned
home yesterday for the holidays
Nrs. Jscob Nonsmaa and daughter Laura.
o. Fost0ris, ohio. ara visiting Mrs. Jose pa
Miller. 81 i.6 Broadway.
Mss May {. Johnson. Who has been
spending mOnth a. Grand Haven, has
returned aoms-
g. r. Dssry. of Clarsmort Da, is the
rnesf of h.s cousin. Leo Kssaea. a. the
fsndoue.
Bishop Gillespie will conduct Episcopal
services IN Maaistes two weeks from sun
day.
Mrs. Adam sharp. Of Ludingtou. Il
spending the holidays IN this city.
'Mrs j. simmons. of Detroit. 8 The guest
al aer sister. Mrs. A. Il. Oisvins.
Hon r. O. Peters. Of Asnistes, was n
lhs city Yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
Town TOPICS.

FAs sss- sehssis eisssd Yesterday isz ths
t~s s-sks Fsc4aoo-
rA. A--lt u efie@ss "a nsE xstapats al
~ tsssle - szasli-fsx-
csrsu@As slzignndss si.l prss.biy ss
E.kas "a @nssls as year.
ssssr.l c.ris4as u Christmas ns<s az
fssss hs4 tAs >srta yesterday.
fhs AIT uisl 81 Geo. n Jscka Al Ansks
ssa. s2s sitsa - las laEy Yesterday .fLsf-
assa-
fAs etass printing ofiss Aas for~Asdsd
psasis q tAs ssEzzl -aas-si report % sas
esiclsrs Boa4s.
Ihs 1Ad e.rrisrs report saal ha.i ne
auEaaaF 0f Christmas p-GkAsss afs SsiAs
sans tals sessoa-
Tks saperiatsndsnts of ne Poor soald
hks ~ aad seod nolas fof orsot to-f-
wssk-sla sog haoy.
Ars- Maggie BALLARD Moore = preparing %
xgs "a 81 sftaInfasnt "a hsftLA2As hal
sa0a sgtsF Ass fssra
L & Ka4Dpsn, Of this citF . ons Of ths
dirsstofs Of tAs ass ksFalsrs ssd Asfcn-
anti BAak. at Nsso ssils-
Engine No. 20 - ss~ engine that has
kssa brought - inls sity 10 ~ me switch
Tag a ths LAks shors gsEds-
-
by 1rs Yesterday % ne sxlsnt Of asoei -.
II va caused % a defsctiss has-
The nrs department. sss sailed Gus yss-
trrdsF morning on Acc0aot 9i chimney
baIning oog Al I'D " est bFdss-sL
George sleixht h4d as second trial com
n.acsd bslofs Justice " alsa yestsrday. Tor
stealing cAabazs tFOm francls Church.
q. o. skinner. Who 8 xstUnE ready % en-
-. tn the nlrnftnre business al Howard
CIy, has moved als lamiiy - mat piaos-
A larxs consignment OF birds snd NAM
mas have been received 5y Prof. Moseley.
as male ths colIscllon While ia tbs Pail
Apins lslaada
The nr.t ladder truck aud outfit com
pstsd o. ths Michigan Fire Laddsr and
Truck COMPANY a. Oakdals Park. has been
thoroughly tested.
Another car wza pot on the Barclay
street line yesterday. and me third wli oe
pas on nsxt week. thus making coanec-
tons sith sach grip ear.
Frank Tsn VA arraignsd In Justlcs
Walah's eeart yesterday for nfuisinx ne
head u Rlenhold B.ankenburK and he
viii hars rial January -
Frank Whittaker. mentioned 10 ysster-
DAYS Democrat as beia rested and sea
tsncsd tor twslvs days Is not Frank 4.
WhitAksr. OF ll3 south Diyisl0n-st-
Ala social siv 80 by the Holland Liberal
eharch sOcisty y "Wednesday evening 80
clock Nas raliisd tor. Jsmss Nandenoergs
h-id ths lucky number aud DIRE" TIE
prize.
q. 5. Ward. Of the Chicago Hor,rHsan, Is
a. home for the holidays The holiday
issue of the Eors1n.rs Is one OF the rnest
papers ever lss0ed. and ought 20 Dc Ia the
hands Of sysry lover Of horses
The Assistant Gsnsral Manager Of the
Lake Shore road. after January 1. will De
+. HarrAbAn. al prsssnt 0sEsrsl Aanag'
or Of ths Lo0isyills & Nashville Railroad
Mr.. Harraasn tskes the position made
vacant By the death Of T. Galiap.
One OF the hAndsonest s'zhts IN the city
4 the windows Of L. y. stanton a Co. 1
printing establishments at Pearl-st- In
ons windoW IL Christmas tree loaded with
elegant cards. while ths other Il rigeed az
= printing press with the Devil" at work
Music is Furnished. aud great crowds are
sdmirinE Mr.. Stznton's eaisrprise-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

Entsrprising citizens are always plea sed
10 learn of the success any home insutu-
ton Is having, and Grand Rapids Is looked
upon zs being the great furniture mart of
the world. and. her name ID famous in oil
cllmes. The product OF the home factories
is tar-reaching, and many readers of the
TELEGkAN- HERALD DO not realize that our
merchants are rs progressive aud popular
as they really are. AS demonstration of
the appreciation ielt by foreigners of the
productions OF Grand Rapids manutac.ur-
ers, mention is III sde of order filled this
week by the Phoenix Furniture Company.
The Marchoness lie Auglessy Nontes-
pan, Passy, Paris. France, once saw in OPP
Grafton one OF this fac,ory's folding beds.
The lady appreciated the excellence of the
art and utility combined in this bed, and
ordered one. She purchased from the I'M
est line turned out The Phoenix Furni-
ture Comany have other elegant folding
beds on exhibition TO which the attention
OF all 10 asked.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

a as1ssE - I1t4rsst - EssAas.ss - ef~~A
HASkaa
That t6s East Eas 8 ca 5eytns > f1s stfss<
of pr,,spsrspy soas - isg2ts. - % sssff
haad Exns ef impEgssaleaE 49, - - ssssi-
Ss~ rssldsaoas ass gslas - ssfs 49, sasFs'
4ad IL . nes a. isIs4Gsut 5ec4frsSss -
hsar ~ a. satsFpflel1k slsa eessl1k Z : @'.si-
nass pi4cs IT soals aes- % ftkis1 80 %
fl,la3. Yesterday . rep ssea --iiss - t1e
I1LAssAA HxSA1a eogcs 81 sls-s y -e'lfAsf
Al tns old s0al al soel fAf& - 4. n'
kao1 49,. foea1a1 a. t1E coras4 ~ lD-f-
brosk-st. snd t1e D.. q a - = q vn
investigates Is 49, lsarusd shsf >. 4. sss
& 90. Gad purchased lis fatsfesis al1 s.s
sssyc4inx - gaIa ~itl c1al 40 seo1. I'D
Ia tksy h3a et,en~s l1sir oihe~ saa @sFs
tolBs business TIE ksnlisua~a es el srtsia <
ne nfa sre B =. hesg sg4 h. 3. Asft~.
ostA "A sb0m aFs sell Aao~4 is tbs eitf.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22
Fancy Roekers a. R.dcl-a 8 Holf..
lnHIsr,lAr NJ.

Dettenthalcr IS 10 tie front this year "a
display OF hsh and game for the holiday
trade. he las game Of all kinds and the
iatssi fhe season afords and his variety Of
fsh is ureToeiled. There bias jus, been re
csivsd lot of the largest sized red snsp-
pers ever seen in tie city This is a deli
cious food hnd j. hestdiu ss we'll. The
oysters hand 'ed hT Defienthsle are unex-
cslisd While ont selecting meats for your
Christmas dinner do not fail 70 ca. al Ds.-
tent baiers
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-22

A clergyman. after years of suffering
from that loathsoms disease. catarrh. and
vainly trying every known remedy, At last
found = recipe which completely cured and
saved him from death. ANY sufferer seud
ing a seli-sddrsssed stamped envelope to
Prof J. A. Lawrence. IS Warren st., y ew
York City. will receive the recipe free OF
ChArge.