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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17

he prsYosttipa. sAfy dse1asd b
S<;ence. TO utilize city rosh - health re-
sc-ts b ezxeestsu1 deserving VI careful
and P,ac4ir4 ouz.S;dsrfina- Why may
this Esa nos b soaiednsd Nth ths plan
Of hsstn9 ssof g.zaeazs Tkers b 10 nsA.
soa Why roofs. h h-D szd cssSdsd
si1iez. nsy not be 30 bztt - Do b en-
ssrsed ITO flower. sad evea wss*soas.
gsrdsns There ere noe lev reofs 20
Gzsd already. Tes snozat VI 0zyScn
I'D ozcne hrs Asbezs<ed, sod 81 nueea
gases utilized ard Eahstsseted fr1-a Tie
air. vsz1 - scsnncuA II ssrs Esses
are 90 b carried - the poofs. and 80 ia
se-zsrased frto the sfr. tbs atcFsxa Of
lie SsrJsa syssern would 10 al The rsors
desrzh.s. Cs-.A8nl? tie ceze>s>aisan
AID deyissNzstfoa stser&zn: ca Evsrg T.
crowded te-ozezf ho1ses rEs. In srzce
war Be oourte-aeted- Nothing oozid Be
ror. y-z:e.rl 20 ssck or puEy esic th.a
tie fresh atr ard towers that such Q sys-
ten Z. spxxssssS Eazh. fErEisA- -Gsoan-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17
announcement As It L.
Patient-Do you think it is anything seri-

Patient-Do you think it is anything seri-
Gus, doctors
the muscles Of your back Take that medi-
cine and you'll be all right tomorrow.
Patient-What makes you walk SO funny,
Doc2
Physician-Tve had backache for three
weeks.-Judge
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17
Not Familiar with The Game.

Citizen-Do you know anything about
baseball2
Stranger-No, sir, do not. at least, so
my friends say.
Citizen-Then you don't take any interest
Ia the national game.
Stranger-A little Tn manager Of club
New York Sun
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17
Where Ii L. Stored.

as there any such thing as law in this
country should like to know!" said an irate
individual as he rushed into the prosecuting
attorneys office.
Eyes, of course there is" was the reply.
'WhereaboutsF'
"Just glance through that copy of the Re-
vised Statutes over there. Merchant Trav.
H.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17
English as She Il Sung,

Polite Caller-I did not know you were
such an accomplished inguist, Miss High
note.
Amateur Soprsno-Linguistl
Eyes. What language were you singing
in just now, Italian, German, French or
SpanishF'
81 was singing in English, sir."-Omsha
World.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17
ThouchrfuI of Others.

Tramp-Can you give pe place TO sleep,
miami
Woman-You can sleep in the barn if you
like.
Tramp-Couldn't You give me a bed in tbs
house9 Pm heavy sleeper myself, ma'am,
and | wouldn't feel right if should keep goa
waiting for breakfast.-The Epoch.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17
Trouble in the Neirhborhood.

Visitor to Mrs. McMolligen, bruised and
battered You are not looking very well
this morning, Mrs McMolhgen.
Mrs McMolligen-No, mum. but hiven
rest yer sowl, me Teddy, wait till ye say Mrs.
Conn Kelly il the shanty beyant.-Judge.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17
various Method. Of Enr,i.h nerror-.

Lnrk is the technical term for tho principal
modern varieties OF begging. Mr. Rbton
Turner mentions the following well known
varieties, most Of which may be sean any
day in any large town:
The fire lurk pretended losses by freI, the
shipwrecked or disabled sailor Turk, the acct
dent lurk, the sick lark hpretcndci illness,
some tie up their arms in a very clever way,
others remain in bed Stimulating Illness while
they send out their companions 20 beg for
them, the foreigers' ;nrk, tina frozen Gus
gardeners Iurk, the family man lurk tparad-
ing number OF children ~ a state oI fcigned
dcstitution). the lucifer or bread ana batter
Turk dropping in the mnd, or otherwise
damaging by AN apparent accident, boxes Of
matches slices OF bread ard bftter, etc J. tho
deaf and dumb lurk, the Golfers irrk (pre-
tended loss OF employment through an eE-
p!osion), etc.
Then there Is the shallow cove" or ''Shiv-
ering Jenny" who goes about haif naked;
the high flyer" who Stimulates the brokea
down gentleman, oficer or trniesman- IL
viii be noticed how they utilize human suf-
fering. and play upon the sentiment 81 hui
manity. The pursuits of the vagrant are
Of the most prosean character. One dav hs
Is the 1Irker;' another DAY ne il tho 'crocas,'
or sham doctor sei.lug positions favored with
salt, or Some form q nassiGcss: or be Is the
card sharper Of the pubic house AID race
course; or he is tbs hop picker just returned
from the country with genuine kstchup'
made from Cattle market tnushrooms' q g,
decsyed pizAs liver; or he - tho sham srnng-
gler, who ssIs brandy or tobacco, tho samples
OF which ara sennias, bas the bu4s df Shich
consists principally Of colored gin or hap
Or he brings ducks, essS, apples, potatoes--
AL much below market piicss-w1Ich are
found too late by the eager household ccono-
mls. to be totally via and wortblrzs.--We est
,.,fpSfer Ra-1esx
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17
4 Picture OF Won Moltke.

Won Moltke's face looks as though the
natural skin h-d teen replaced by &
stretch Of ancient and yeuowish parch-
nent. The lines are innumerable and
they radiate regularly frcA the corners Of
his mouth when he smiles IS ripples from
q stone that 10 dropped through the sur
face Of placid pool Tie smiles of thu
g1-zlad and wrinkled old field marshal
are frequent enough, too. when he is
abroad. The snail army Of little chill
drcn who ere taken to the war otice every
day by tho nurses to see the old CON-
nsuder stump about Is though man had
just about reached his prime when well
along in his S8th year, wave their hands
delightedly at Count Ven Noltke- None
of them has more genial, winning Ind
childlike smile than the head Of the
greatest army In the world Military
critics assert that not one Of tho count
less and mastery documents on army AZ.
fairs that Won Moltke has given TO the
world during his long life compares In
force, clearness, cogsncy and power with
his report Of the present year.-Blakely
Halls Letter
Thadoeus steveaS Two Weaknesses.
Thaddegs Stevens had two weaknesses. an
unconquerable love for poker, and . heart 30
tender that lie would give his last cent 20 re-
Eevs distress Between the two be was uso-
ally very far from "hush-S One night be had
q run OF luck at cards, came cut . winner 70
tbe amount CT an even SEQ, and when his
checks were css5ed be received q crisp nsv
bill Of that discrimination Next morning. b
went 70 the CAPITOL az the usual tine, and
~as there wsyla!d BY . soldiers wtdOw, WHO
bad a piteoas tale Of sorrow and suffering 20
selatA Stevens put bis hand In his pocket,
tcund tbs sioo bll-is WIS al b had-snd
handed 10 70 the asson.zhed widow. A feslov
member was Standing oJ who had seen the
game the night before. and knew where tie
rnoasy came from Stevens cauyht his ere.
s-rlI.d- and BY way Of erpiscat.ca aid:
God moves IA 8 Dyae-ocs way his voa-
de-s &c per.o-mn-Co- Bosson Herald
An cd lady o. a t-atn "a Aiat.-s rs
ether dzv. who was evidently taxing k&r ers.
ride IN tie cars. IVES greatly alarmed Wills
tie train WEE passing oTsr high trestle
Sic grs-ped tas sea. and beld har b-es.h
until tia opposite Eds Of the chas-a ves
reached, when SIZE gave desu sigh Of rslie.
and exclaimed: Thank God, SEES E.5-
BoS.oo JcSrEsl
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17

Mrs Olinhant-Is Raggles on the box,
Michael! thought heard him bark.
Michael-He's not, ma'anl. He got unaisy
shpell back, an Oh put him afr fer bit av
shpin. He'll soon catch up.-Judge.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17
pEcAY1NG ORGANIC MATTER.

Ali surface waters are liable to contamina-
ton from decaying organic matter, such %
dead leaves, bark and pieces of wood, frag-
ments OF rotten fruit and vegetables, dead
worms, insects and other small animals,
garbage and animal excremert Not only
this, but in all old and thickly settled
countries-wherever civilization has massed
large numbers of human beings-both sur
face water and ground water are liable TO
the still more serious contamination Of foul
drainage, such as the teachings of farm
yards, cess pools, sink drains, privy vaults,
old graveyards and the sewerage of cities
Dr. l. A Watson, in New Hampshire
board of health report, has given a vivid
picture of the fouling of a rural well from
these sources, as follows: Clustered on a
few square rods Of land are the farm build
ings, the dwellings, wood shed, wash house,
horse stable, COW barn, sheep yard, corn
house, swine house, hen house, compost heap,
cess pool and privy. All those are arranged
IN hollow square, and in their midst is the
farmers well, with its curb, sweep and
bucket or its cover, pipe and pump. Around
this center are concentrated ell the activities
Of a New England farm. Birth, life and
death; bloom, fruit and decay, of men and
animals, of shrubs and trees, have TRANSFERRED
here for century. All the waste has been
dropped upon the surface. there to accumu-
late, decay and putrefy. The earth beneath
hos become surcharged with animal and
vegetable waste. The whole establishment
is resting upon ard above mass of the most
dangerous filth, ard this filth is being daily
leached into the bottom of the well"
IN water thus Astounding in organic inlpuri-
ties are found vast multtudes Of animal
culse, which, when taken into the human
system, develop into such frightful parasites
as tape worms, trinchine and bydat;ds.
Still more to be dreaded are the myriad mi
croscopic bacteria, or germs Of disease, which
breed and thrive il filth. and literally swarm
in impure watar. These are the source Of
such deadly pests as diphtheria, typhoid and
rla!arial fevers and Asiatic cholera Tie
Importance of some method Of preventing
these dire results can hardly be overesti-
mated. Few persons have any adequate con-
caption Of the extent to which pollution in
water exists Even in wells. it is said by
competent Observers that the water in nine
ty-ifve out of every hundred is insanitary
and unfit for Use. In the water OF cities the
evils are even grea.er.-J. n French, II D.,
IN Good Housekeeping.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17
An independent Telegraph sy...m

There has grown uo among the farmers %
q county in Michigan a telegraph EyH,efn,
which might generally be extendSH through
out the rural districts everywhere The sys-
ssrn began by two farmers connecting Their
bouses by wire for their own convsn1encs.
and operating their hne With tho ordinary
Morse instruments. Gradually ether farmers
extended The line 70 their bouses, and after a
time The ware was run into a ne.ghbo-ia.
village
Seven years ago the combined farmers ard
few village merchants ORGANISED them
selves into company. and IL has slaos besn
extended, until now u has sixty five nils cs
wire and ninety Offices, t~otbtrdz Of the
latter bsfng In farmhouse. ani nenrty eli
the rest being IN stores. where These farmers
do al their trading, Ore CT two neuxT.apsr
Offices. a. many more rsfrosd frieghs of3css,
the county tsiephass sxoslauve ara the
larger postosicss are ali oonnscs1d Every
f>T1er is hss own operator, battery man a.f
Line repaarrr. or course auy c,sssntsty az
private communication 10 ksp: NJ setue.n
toe stockhojderS q tia ir6cprn6snt system.
Thers are two or three indspsnpea: syss<rns
~ tAss~ Ines In op~raston IN tas o-oriaty. ar
ranged 70 thas they can bs oonnsc.ed ~f,a
each Other 1t Interesting po4a.a. AID GO
WHO'S scheme IA being y-urfed very ct<zr1y
and kccfaSEfutlr 49, "a g.ir..r- So
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17

wessr cks u1znx1sss q rrtytsty c1o-arrAs
who Yuhd aexfy 400 yez-s ago. sad ISozz-
rneskz Of Others who have bs-~a dad 500
Year, Oos 9zEa wooded over {. 90 y-&n
ago xas covered VIII gars4sf. Of 6d~us,
vouso ef Which rxSs szc2xe pr1<rswf 20
kn.s ths.r pc.Als ena % essfae assto kno~
wha. Htsy ara fn che box sss . gzssn snd
hr tikeis tst>a Th<g have ret se<u zrr~zssi
fzu-n 5hs Dnea IL wt-ca Ger wsss wra<ps4
over ESQ ysA-z ago Isknax beS-f ssst -
vas e scass q proyEsssy vssca bad saved sss
ruots-r AID cid from gs d~~arrzxiao %
rpea expn<zrs so tss fxn a a. czrios<
woreg.st II st,s lad bred q ss-.k s-aa hsp
hss>oze n bar nnssrnai sssss bad hassd
tsss susseAsA Ct an so1nues ~ = wss<zzs szs
-hr kxse~ hrss Lite ~. Had E t~>ra iasd
y,>oe hzr h~snFs8 fisd t5s fex - 3stss aA11z
goa ke~ caesx g. d.Ezslts= hex ro1 bx1<1r
E~a Is rsa~csd tAAs sssae<s sz6 GSzzzflsz< q
al expssm0z-sk.rsr 40 nstss xor1s ve1r1
cszy-7s ~o~s. e yx~rnsnx ed a lssv when
. rsorsxr FRA sz-s i 70 ksr rs~fy sDrn--
III hHcJfS IL kasa e=fSk.sg ssr vns
csess ard AIMS. ~s1ss1L Ez h&5y isy uzos
k.r s.~s pr : 100 ys~-s nsoss~- End 1nid
ksss .szzsz ES@-e4 AEs ~ suzzza saa ezfta
~ sso.s-v I'D basse n tse lsy 81 sys-s 2ss1
--C=r.ss Exxr.sssz's Tesnes Le<t<x 80 Cazcaxo
Tines
1hs se-zsls half b---ds CO srsrs.h srd
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17

Ths se-sls half b-e~ts CO srars=h srd
sa6ik= bod n frcs.aa are sala 20 DO b.
FAR tbs k1s26zcnsst pscpss Il tn: eorn.
try. They ara described as 4 ger;ls.
6ociie. pleasure Iovsng rzce. aS. a..1ss.i.sr
lszJ. perfectly boces. I'D reuzsrkaAlx
e.s--.y u Ik--r k....x-l..czxr Hx<xLa
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

CoorERsvTLLE. sept. 2O.-Mrs Leila
Tootbskes died last sunday evening a. the
age Of ~ years and Was buried on Tuesday
She was born in Portsmouth \. II. moved
from there to New York State where she
lived many years The last sixteen vssrs
she spent in Michigan. She leaves ave
sons. the oldest ef whom i about 81 Yssrs
old.--Ars. J1cge Waters. living sbsut Hour
miles southeast from tevn. also hss psssec
away and vas buried "wednesday She
buried about eighty years Of are. few
weeks age she lost her husband. The
irost has done much harm - the corn
stalks. The cornstslks have Nintry sp-
pssrancs The rain Of the lsst two dsvs
will eDsbie the farmers 70 get in their grsin
Political sentiment fovs IN ore bros
stream tor Harrison and Morton and Be-
knsp bssrvthiug viii soep be in rsadi-
ness Tor tss First Annnal Fair ofhis ace.
Nothing hss besa lsii undons % make lf =
suco~ss Rev NJ White lsf We 3nesdsv
fer sylsnd, BIS rev Charge, sna Rev. NJ.
vsrion II .Tpscfed 70 70 here tonefrow ard
ThursdsT. freTn Rockford.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
TIE DREAD EPIDEMIC
Oas Haadrsd aad Thirty New Cases and
Fifteen Deaths.

Oas Haadred and Thirty New Cases aud
Fifteen Deaths.
JAcKsoSvILLE, FlA, sept 20.-Thsre were
lsO new cases and ftesn death, today
TOtal cases 10 date. l.i64 total deaths, 80.
The names OF the dead are: John sssly.
John Bryan, Mr.. BollsraAnksy, Julia
Smlth. y. Sherman. NJ. +. Bowden. Charles
HincSley, Mr.. Zohn. Mrs. .. T. Tyler,
Harry Scott Will Q. Long. Arthur Turner.
Taylor Mcfarland, L. Lawrence, Ms. t. b.
Hernandez.
The weather today has been almost per-
fect, the heat being tempered by pleasant
sea breeze. The death rats, however, has
been undimi1ished. rhe published state
msnt that this city is without ire protec-
ton is untrue. The discipline Of the hrs
department is being kept up. and every IRE
has been promptly suppressed.
NE~ ORLKASs, Sept. -0.-The Ilnsss- Dem
scraf's special from Jacksonville. says. The
Board of Hezlth's autopsy shows that
Hugo Grunthal died OF yellow fever. DR..
Bett reported the disease as congestion oi
lungs. The Bosrd contemplate some action
20 prevent such erroneous reports.
AT Gainesyills the sick are doing well
except Or. Miller, vho Is critically ILL., The
fumigaiion is thorough. conVAlescenl
hospital Is being prepared. There were nve
new case. tsisy at AcClenny. and one
death Rev. &. {. Sheldon, the Episcopal
clergyman. ass done noble work dur
ing the epidenic. IL. d. Gould. II. D., is
ill and very low.
JACKSON, Miss, Sept eO.-Yellow fever
has appeared here. Ons death occurred last
night. and there we're three cases today.
BfsNIxssas. Ala, Sept. 20.-An IA,
special from Decatur says bat one death
from yellow fever has occurred there. The
report that zen cases have broken o1s IS
incorrect. ss but two have appeared.
hoSrsoNrRY. Sept. @.-A quarantine
against Decatur has been established to-
uixhL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

NoEL HsrpslsAs.nasr & Co : sEEins sss
sItr4cilhg n leh aLlsztlon yestsldzy, and
szs t1s sondsE VI Al sight-ss-rs. Inc en-
&c llsef : ms0s o. y oSd, ~aiCh = covered
sltn Azl-flal fG0n Ics ssvsr2l 1sPafi nsGts
" their store. Seemi2Ey lac saElns is
FuEEing huge csszDc. whic1s IA tufn.
sssAs - furnisa ligEt 70 o0zsn or more
iaczudssosnt electric laA-ps- lac rezl iacts
4-s faaJ ll.ls SgraEue m0tsF, furnished
oy tie Edison Light Company. gives life 10
ths "a maehlnsry. aad tae company have,
~itn saelT AsslslAncs, oeen great factor a
alaklag &c lAe most novel display Ou the
xrounas. Noigt. Herp0lshslmer & Co.
a4ks display " carpets, rugs, clOaks,
ar4psnss. dress goods, vslyrts and other
specimens g0a tLslr store that Is simply
superb. IL Oegkafs description. Many thou
sand dollars are repTessnte1 IA their eIhisit,
ana tie goods are arranged 10 a manner 60
artistic thst they afs sAo ossIed with com
plmeGts on every hand.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
A BOlO THIEF,
Hs Works Two New York BAaks in the
Dsy Time

He Works Two New York Baaks 4. sAo
Day Time
NEw Yosx, Sept. fo.-Henry F. Har-
ding, sliss z T. Seymour. who says he re :
Gently came here from Chicago. Jumped on
the wire spring Of the Fifth National Bank
about noon today. snatched three packages
Of money containing s., 900 while the pay
ing-telsr's back vas turned, and started to
run away. The cashier noticed the sot,
gave an alarm. and Harding WAS pursu ed
out escaped. In his flight he dropped one of
the covers Of the pscksEs. A couple Ofhours
later Harding walked into the Commercial
National Bank. Pursuing the same tactics
while the tellsrs attention ras called else
where be ssstrsctsd two packages contain
ing s. 100, which be dropped into a q Aannel
bag Tbs act was noticed By the BOOK
keeper. who gave an alarm and started
In pursuit The bag caught in the
railing outside the door snd vas
wrsnchsd from Hsrding's hands Without
waiting 10 recover the beg Harding
started on run down Pearl-st, follOwsd
by large cro~d. He drew a revolver and
fred two shots a. his pgrsGers without in
Lane before being caught. aud fred two
more shots st Policeman Nesbitt bsfors be
-ss arrested. De "a identified ~ the
police station later sy the clerk snd porter
of ths Fifth National Bank a. tas same PER
son wno bad rooosd tast institution earlier
Ia the dsy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
MillIsm. s Moodbnrn.

The new clothing arm al No. 70 Monroe
20. have been very busy of late aud al torn
up with extensive alterations and i'm prove
meats, which are NJ last com pleled, an the
new frm are now ready for business. In
fact they have been having very satisisc
tory trade all the week, and the prospects
look or!ght. New and elegant show windows
are nlled with the choicest wooisns from
their merchant tailoring department, while
inside new furniture. including new tables.
shelves, counters. etc, IN which Is q
very elegant stock OF new goods, render the
Old stand OF Frank NJ. Williams a very
pretty spot. A band concert was an inter
ssting feature last night and appreciated
by hundreds. Call and see them, and get
prices and note quality of goods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

We cannot psss ths Harris IRE tr1rk snd
isi1er. no msttef hoF 0feu. Wlth0at stop
piaE - iook - Sc. ~ seems simost human
Ia IS scfisu. Ibs ians sddsrs are attached
t0 tie upright sla1is7d IN iraof Se %
hunsn srms 20 fse ooaY. II rsscaes down
o1 sitasr SIDE s1d tskss man iren ths
ground snd rsises hi8 20 tse hsight of over
srtv isst and tnsn DIsces him on ths
sraurd Oh the atasr SIDE If e
sfspfei - taklnE r@ors oat
- 6arring huiltlaxs o. snsh q
Hrsfasa 70 e. to ar rindov OF 10 ths root
rse s8iers sr nsssos Of fae orishf sfsn1-
sd "A raich tbsT bsnz. fnrnias f-eus sSs
20 sis can reach s1F rIr5o~ on tres3s
- sEi.d ~ bv ranning cDt O. srsw ~
esck fhe sx.ensioa, or hy sclnS - ID
1srs in az 1rrEh- posifion f-sraen az 40
- thro~ ~atsy % bun az crldinz a.
ssis fsssnos frsm TO- 80 TIE sdesr =
rksed ~ s-rs~. ssd csB - = - s1d t.s
sxtersian rna out iasits ef hftv s@cou6s
a rsn1af s-e 80 ircs1 - rbro~s5 g ser
srs ,sknx re rsrslrt e the pe0p.s rso
ssw Il. &c . 3sstinsa . - 80 sddsr 81 fhs
Frts--a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Ess sfge..5aleaslsF. ss<s<r1 rspFsses-
tAzFs II "a Amsricss { 4lt4ss<n Assoe-s-
tl,sn. - sns@eA e4sezg - 1sos = - 81
lie L@1i~s Cils As4ss "a -1sl1sn-st- s11
Sud Lxs ~ asst a. lssss 80 ere lG<
s1s estsssIa1las4k "a En-laEa1 LE-rc1 -
GEszd ksP1s
Cs.s. Z L4aizss. Of Dssrslf. aAs AKA
coslg11 - E1s f8ssr el1lA1Z st9r= Id
sas a a1s1seE - 90 fslrta Ess As--
:. 7 aaa asi1 TIE sr1cs 81 rrst Lea
Is1zaE -z-cz "a sss.ga7a 90 esa4 ~ 1sfs-
Il A-ssss Hs.sa .aa Esls.s PutaAa and
- Eya DsAiss l=fl yssaersss aiisrso,l
lsF ssssr Col-ge \ - r sisl = aAs-~
ssr of as ssa.sf cls4s Alss Es-S--@ a-l
i ss D4li<ls sGtef - ussaGAn
NJ. pos II D5cklnsoa $40 witA Ter
talkhlsr as sssa sssa1laz lhs saal-asr %
Loax Isa19. . 4aAlas Pfsg4fsloas - re-
tars = Waahlnzioa Ia ie- ~ssks lgr ne
SEASON.
Mss EatAaryn Rssrs leaves tnLs aasraing
fsr Denesr. c. visit Nlss k4nasls. hsf
fris14 sat scAoolalsts Of -. NAYS Ae-d-
smy Metre Dame.
Louis Marsss ssa -ifs. Of Sparta, for
merry ~ shis clg ssrs 'sitias Pafeo-s
a. Fsstivss here yssLsEday
John Roberts. Of Hastings. rstufns II
soEas vss, sF4ay alter slI41diag Lhs ar zad
tAs Twelve TsmsE.Eisns.
Afs O. L. Chrlsus. of 33 RiEer-ays IA ;
xons Win hsr SCI asr0sfE - ssit fuends
q Londoa OaL
VII Ensrsos. Of Chlc.so, s 10 ths eity,
tbs suest 81 bis brother. Charts EAsrsoa q.
William 5tssls s8d vie. " lsniA. are Ihs
kussIs Of Ms. Lillsy. of C4sEry s..
DR. ii C. Sinclair ~ss called 70 lonia lasi
evening oa Pfsisssloaal business
Mss Carrie stll.e4 Of Cleveland, o. IL q
guest o. Miss sadie Hesasy.
Mss Carrie Norton. OF Caicago. Is the
| guess u Mss Aana Harty.
Nrs Frank P NcGFAW is spending three
| or four weeks IA Detroit
Miss Lizzie Thomas s spending week :
vacation IN IpsilAnti.
Mrs. L. D Wood returned from visit Al
/ Lowell yesterday.
Dr. A. W. Nichols. Of Grssnvills. vas 10
town Yesterday.
I'd Mills came down from the North 10
atteed the FAR.
Pstsr Gu.nan, OF Dexter. IS attending the
4 Fair
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

sad o6ss usrs rsprsser I'd ~ II p Lud-
cen, Ststs xzsat Iaas conl panT zee fbs
nrs1 % maze ssss frzzs s.lf-si 8einEs5sr.
vestsr. 80 frsnos 81 waica is zosos o. tss
plao Of frse hr 3zs sa5 to act thst it
hss asvsr h~en ctsazs3 Sec tae 6rst ons
rss mscs ss1 a. tast tbs-s ~ss never
ors - ten snesu - fsik = tat -
nsoes.sry q ssy 81 iL Ths nseh.rs hss
30 g-ssf savaatsrs ~ asvna ose foat
ever esevs6ors tosn sthsr 5io1e~s ttsebv
ss~fuE prwsr sd 14krg g 49, as5ls ~
- s~.r o = ~ Frels< + : - lghtss-
a. szd shasSf orsfs ~ say ss-~ srsras
s.r6er Usae si rss - rxtra -slisg - cs
t.kes So xrsr froR tss sisvssers sa6 rsa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

wv YoaS. sspt M--Ths remarkable
sctivitv of usn "a cs5 attracted sstsn
ncn sn Brosd~sy nesr tie G1s-v Hons-
Yesterday sisrnoon. The rssn's conpsnioa
I'D everything 70 auist hi1. set ais se-
tivitv coafinuss -aapsat saS tbs driver ef
~ csh 1re- up - tos sifewsE snS a
rcilcsmsn vas csisd Ths Fiossnt nan
rss inssa- sna wss 3n sis rsy 10 n auv.
Hn n casrEe Of an sss~rGsaf He wzs
ltao-' = gnter re ie asion thsf 60 ~as a
pisyrnght Re &id he n.4.f srictsa splsv
for solssd Es~t aud everybody rss wsrk
iax 80 prevent hIs reesactssn a. she RIiaa
os-rs E-us-- Fl1slr - ~ w.s s-srs-
e~-r - 80 ss%fsn s1use 10 waa ~.s
aaissed s.d tsr Greg zlto asRsv.an rss
rss1sa Hs srf1sa via asm . 49,
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

10 not. is Sc not pTonsaie taAi YEA ere sli-
terms fr0Iu some disease t1At e chronic
oI 4uy Glinlelt tAsl Be- liable 10 metHe lnto
such sesse "a ~. li ~lA pas sea 10
censut lr "A d kosa. he pFsPuetor tnd
inventor al nr kass SssleEls0l Remedies.
Tie Doctor otlos q ll TIE Ns0alooInt
huHolug. snc tae Doctor b&s achieved sue
Cess ans reputation thNt ia widespread
sad favorable. ollv Hseslss Ls deserves q.
hs iiNss lu youT Flciuiiy nss lived here ior
sosns snd n hufi1ias Cor Ume. as
remedies hSvt oone great 5000 iof many,
sno perhaps lhey afe usi whst youf cSse
demands