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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-06-29

We hear that DR.. A. Woodwork has
taken student. The boy will not take
to anything for a while but soothing
syrup, SO his father can sleep at night,
you know.
Mrs. E. A. Fairbanks and her daughter,
from Aurora, I H., is visiting her mother
and old friends around the county. So,
the Woodwork greis has greatgrand-
daughter to visit him and the greatgrand-
ma is just tickled.
Again nice wet day for old settlers
meeting. If at first your don't succeed
try, try again. There are some fine days
coming.
Mr.. HI. H. Holbrook has added pew
part to his barn. Every year Harry
adds some improvement.
A brother of Mrs. G.. F. Roberts has
come from Colorado to visit and recup-
| crate.
The young patriots of District No. 5
will celebrate the Fourth of July on the
school ground, and they cordially invite
all the patriots of the vicinity to come
and take part. The declaration will not
be read and the orator is not yet ap-
pointed, but Alonzo the brave has seen
that good display of fireworks will be
exhibited in the evening.
The Plank road church is growing.
The congregation increases and the pas
for is evidently gaining the affections Of
the people. His manner in the pulpit
is pleasing. There is no pulpit whine
or standing like statue. His delivery
is earnest and impressive, and his sub
ject evidently well studied. His sermon
Sunday went neither over the heads nor
under the feet of the hearers, but right
through the brain to the heart. The
Lords supper or communion was the
subject, and doubt not that many of
his hearers will see its beauty and use
fulness much better in consequence Of
his plain and simple remarks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

"a 1st coNas1 tat kslcf saith Il /"
sa.a lenss Ia hcoanson ahF. sbs yess
s11sll ei seafeNotF wceid 2<ks hiW IL
Hes 1s1 AS sFs4 a14asee - bx<1 ~ 81
against Sniifn &nssefe-f kssiass 81 -
Cnes saved 0y lie- ezvea Eoaf ils Aon-
sense i.n1oss. ols. N na1 do ven fas21y
II msxE taal I ~as ID tas nrsf seeses OF
ce1scn ptl2u. 1 Has losing stfeHgsa su1 "
i4slty every osy sis1 tas gsfrluls dise&ss
wien Salts advised me 81 take Isv plsTcs
Ooltea Asaicz Discovery / asa tired a.
ktnds of medicines wig1cut suecsss aud
ny lbgsicisn bad gfEea us 70 hop<: Vet
here l aa. a. vel a. ever men vas. AID
I oss ~ ale % SMITH AID g. lie wonasr-
l4l remedy be recommended.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07
shsrn.a-Hlu,asnfsId.

Last Wednesday evening brilliant as.
semblsse gathered ~ Germsnia Hall. the
occasion being the marriage of Miss Flora
Sherman. Of this city, TO Morris Blumen-
field. of Sheboygan. Wis.
At s.30 o'clock Squier's orchestra struck
up the wedding macch. and the bride end
groom entered. preceded by the four brides-
maids aud gfoonsnen. Rabbi w. Rosenaa
oficia.ed. aud after the ceremony the
guests repaired To the dinning nail, partook
OF supper, INDUCED in speech making and
listened 10 the reading OF congratulatory
teegrams. At 0 o'clock dancing began with
the grand march. led by Mr.. aud
Mrs. A. Hllson. followed by the
bride and groom, the bridesmaids
anu groomspen and the guests. Dan cling
was kept up until late hour. Many beau
tliul presents were given the happy couple
by their friends, ana were on exhibition in
the hall. The following ladies aud gentle
nsen ofieisted IS brides maids and grooms-
men: Miss Adele Soloman. OF Kalamazoo,
and MIR. Morris Hammerschlsg. Miss Mar.
tha Roseman and Mr.. Myer Goldsmith,
Miss Eva Sherman and Ar. Albert Green
baum. Miss Carrie Brown and Mr.. Dave
Sherman.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

The following officers and trustees ofthe
Woman's Home aud Hospital, $50 East
Fulton st. have been elected: President,
Mrs. r. L. Watson: Secretary and Treas
urer. Mrs. G.. ID. Taylor; Superintendent,
Mrs. 5. ). Glover; First Vice President, Mrs.
J. "a. Wheeler; Second Vice President, Mrs.
Danksl; Other Vice Presidents. East Street
Union. Nrs. Whitmer: Bridge Street Union,
Mrs. Johnston: E,gnta Ward Union. Mrs.
Vsndine; South Union, Mrs. Dana; Fifth
Ward Union, Mrs. Adams.
There have been entertained at the Home
during the past year las women. The
sur allest number OF inmates At any time
during the year was five In the month of
July. The greatest number was IN deem
Der, when twenty-Six were there at one time.
There are at present sixteen inmates, eleven
OF whom are city charges, one county
charge and four charity inmates.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

The Ssw WsFsrsolns OF Nelson 4 Matter
slightly Tors ap.

Ina Nav NaEeHNDAns ot Nsksoo a 3&AteN
slightly Tors ap.
Shortly after O'Clock yesterday morn
ing there occurred an explosion ~ gas IN
the new salesrooms Of the Nelson & Matter
Furniture 90. 33-S7 Canal.st.. tearing on
the ceiling for = space OF sbou, twenty feet
square. breaking several windows and
spoilins a quantity cf furniture. For
number OF days past wOrkmen have been
employed putting IN "a. fixtures for the
use OF the company. Thursday the gas
was tarned on when il Was discovered that
there Vas a leak, aad the gas was again
turned of. Yesterday morning the work
men ende9voret 70 hBd tte leak. using a
lamp for that purpose The Leak was found,
and Immediately after there was terrific
explosion, the space between the ceiling
and fioor been tiled With gas. Fortunately
no one WAS injured. One OF the workmen
had his eyebrows and moustache somewhat
slnxed, bat beyond that the ouiy damage
done was TO the building and furniture.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07
DESERTED us COUNTY,.


kNsf@-A&4 UttSt&@s-
NlSbe.as Il. ko~An has commenced pro
esss4nzs. through his asfoFnssa Exglsstsn
& Aesfise. ia be Cise1it CoarE e. proeare
= d-xofc4 fren ais sic. ChE.sllDs k.fess. 70
whoal hs sss Hsfsss1 At Aa<llss3sel.
Pgcsssa. ~ 1878. IAs cselp lp-aiat ss,s f9rtk
eiFeualsEzneSs shich ere s5tsle3ass Tgf14n-
tie. lie states ttaL a. tie tine et lls laxr-
rage h@ szs / sas.eel 81 Prossls SH1 sss
a. tke earis part 81 Septexa beF ISIS notiasd
t1A- he w0al6 es required q <a.sE sA< s1.ii-
ilsFy ssFVice b. f9Tce. he thea sgree2 @lta
tAr.ziiaz thsl tkey should &c n4gIie1. and
t2eh &c ~esll0 eeeaPs ~ ths aitsa etaiss
snd lO<zs . lons tor tseEA after
sslca sc wonid s<ua for hsF. fAsy were
T. zTreG On cspsszr Der - and mDnt1
lar be came u tAs taile1 States. Leaving
hiu seli liable u pgniz1nsrDt ior @essriug
Ia GouDsry. SeEle time alta hs NT0ie -
his vie sskisx Lei = osule. sut sac re
fused lie ssnt her ln0nss a. different
tiiBss &Dd eBtrssted hsF % cooe bug she re-
lUssa. ana aaaily sent word TO her hasbsnd
that be might ses another wife and les her
Awe. lie is acting on Ser advice taking
the hrst siess by this bill.
John 5. Bo.s aad + lzxbeth De Nrles Oe
t4insi msrrizss license ana were mar
Tied 0ctcber T. JonR hss tised OF the
contract sud BIS 0fids sireacy and nos
sesks refuge III TIE eOurts, re yes.efaay
applied 10 Gns Cllcuil Count for divorce
stating that the second day after their mar
Kles~ sAs told him enc WAS sorry she hAd
n 4fried bin and that she did not ike hitn
or his children by former marriage, and on
tnz eighth day alter tGs union she left his
hume nltcgslhsf and went 10 Chicago. lie
brought Der hack st her request, and she
only lived With him few days anti she de-
serted him sgsln and la, utterly Refused TO
live with him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07
a DAMP s1Eiona,oE.
Bat ons aAich sE4s s=sy a@eh Es5sxsd
- tls Fzxty-

Bat ons ~ alch x4s FsEs Aa<h Es5sssa
- tils Fzxty-
0a Tkzrsdsy sEen5sz merry party q
To1ag lalizz aa1 ks1slensn Foas est -
tie rssbleaes u Willi4m Dosliag IN A.
pins. aad spsas tAs sss1ing u ta9Es.4y
a1a ths ssriy nlsFaias VI Esii.y. s1I9sias
themselves ~ onis yoanx people CAB. Pro-
zrssaife Deslss sas Plagsd unsii iaHca vas
se8Te1 o. - zi9cz Sae1 me guests paF-
took 81 tbs desicloas rsfrss1msns. All 81
tae ssDtlsmsa c9lag g.zi1sd Of = pain IN The
region ~ the heart shortly sfter. SoznS
t1oQz1t lg sAs caused - oFeF-szszften IN
eaiisgl sus ethers thollE4s u Ess caused -
tes tsDpflas sga.lties 0f ths i1nca s1isn
in1aeed thenl ~ eat a. they lever hsd be
fore.
Ths xuests then repaired 70 The
hAadzerebislf uatll ghs slseg:u-ss %
ene el shs party - aroused tie - a Qstalss
OF tie ot1sfs thaf tss carrvall s4s ordered
aud tae START for aqzns a2s Tatae. II ne
struggle loe ro0ss walch sns4s1. Aessrs.
Sears Kemp snd Alzli cane coi TlctoFioAs.
sais tae fsss lad % conte2t ihenseisss
Siih a share 81 their "osst girls wrap.
DuFing the h0me ward ride ta= party vas
kept Ia a pefieet roar by the !=ugns5le loKes
of Asssrs. Nnltheid aud AdLig ansii me
fiFsE cop vas mst on Cansi-st- when
peace and Qrielu1e once more reigned,
where cold wet drops hal previously r.ined-
One nf the parry has spent twelve hours
wondering II Miss ccdsin aas pleasant 70
her scholars ysstsrlsg.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

INDIGESTION, S ;ss sss1'sS SSs ,ass.sa
Ensto and botches began the surface ot
Suio5 the skin, and experienced tired feeling and
OcaS qp ass & sfsSn se ss resd Sh Dr. by 5
complaints, and weeks
bera1 to = a sound aud well The
Pellets best for bilious
the chest and bad the
mouth have used by wife could walk
when she take Golden Medical Dscorsry
walk quite little and 90 Light work
NJ. STRONG, OF AtssuoTth, md writes
RIP~lGIHT MY little boy had been troubled with h1oirt mt
norser Use or your Golden Medical Discovery aud
uoEASE. confined his bed. and could
fszxzAsk without suffering pain. But
Discovery. be is able 20 be ell the
walk help OF crtches He does not suffer
pain sleep well It has only
beer mcc
words with which gratitude Tor
he he has received through YOU.
Feyer-sores-AIrcE H. CRAWFORD Of Sioir Rapids Buend
Viaa County, Ioic1, years cured of Power
sores OF Pcrces Golden Medical Discovery
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07
POINTS ABoUr PERSONS.

T. r. Eaton. OF Chicago, Is in the city.
To Mr.. snd Mrs. F. X. Donnally--a son.
CH. Holden and wife. OF Reed City. are
IN town visiting friends.
Warden watkins OF the Ionis prison, had
business here yesterday.
c. K. Cowdin. Of the Rockford Register.
wss ia the city yesterday.
Hon. n. J. Hoyt. Of Mnskegon. was In
the city yesterday on business.
Oscar vsndsrsluis returns 10 the Michi-
gan Z University on Monday next
Miss Brady has returned 70 resu me her
studies st Gr0sse Pointe. Detroit.
Eugene Cook. representing Kimbsrk &
Co. of Chicago. is a. The Morton.
Hon. =. c. Blanchard. OF Ionia i in the
CITY aiding IN the Cisy-Putnam suit
:. Tripp. of River ave-. is entertaining
bis sister. Mrs. M0renouss. Of London.
Got
Dr.. Fl. P. Snyder and son Harry have re-
turned from visit With friends in New
York Clay.
I y Perry returned from Vicksburg ~
Gently xith ine four-yesr old PAGER,
Msnori0o Chief stock.
Mr. and Mrs.. VIII Spencer. Of Pe'oskey.
.ra visiting A r. knosison and family and
Joseph Hornsr and family.
r Rsnueit lef Yesterday Tor Colorado
Springs for = visit with his family. he ex-
poets 10 be assent about our weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. " II. lev j. have returned
home. affer an ahsence Of t9o week visit
ing friends and fsisnvss in Ohio and Indi-
ana
Ms Susie Jones Who has been spending
she vacstion with her mother and sister in
this city. returns % the University next
monday.
Ms. Fiorsnce Carter. ~ L1llingtoa. snd
Ms Nafe Wor,ien. ~ Ssransc. are me
guests % D. Hridzemsn and family. Of 50
Ncnoweil-st
Cob Fred Gei-er snl Col Rinpis. of7cisls
o. the AdAsss fxpress gomr7ny were m
re city yesttrisv iookin< sifer the interest
Of said eonrany
John r. Marie. th- electrician of De-
troit. -ho = Interested = tsr Eiison Lixht
Cenpsnv = in ihe city on business con
rectsf with ne new concern
H.H Miles. rece ntlv . reporter fer TIE
TrtrsRts-b b zRsln, ass houxhg hslf IN
tsrest ia a. lnsursBce auEness A. Findisv.
Ohic. tbe arfs heing xiiev q Miller
v r. Scrihner sn3 bic sister Bale. ra-
tarned from Nssrrszfo isst evening" They
were The rre,fs of Nirz A. Smitb. Es1
sra atiended Re isar yesr ps~tv W sines-
car sveuirx. waich wss brilliant altar.
sfter.sfrsi er over enc bf1frei r1gries
NJ sua Nrs Ahes Dnrfes Iesve bv fhe
rsriv tar fhfs ncrrirr tar Taeks vsaiS
vita f-fenis in RlvnCuta snd tiefr0it
White n nelr1st NJ nnr*se vi aftend he
snnusi Convention ~ taserei Directers
Which crnvenea m fhat ciiv ou Wednesday
sr3 THURSDAY nett
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

The annual meeting of the Kent Scien-
tifc Institute Was held last evening. The
report of the Director Of the Auseum, Prof.
Greeson. was read. showing the condition
Of the society's collection. The Treasurer,
). l.. Fuller. made bis report on finances.
and the Librarian, George r. Fitch, reported
ia regard to the books. Ii was voted to
donate the literary magazines IN the library
TO the Soldiers Home.
The following officers were elected for Ike
coming year. President, DR.. +. :. Holmes;
Vice President. Prof. W A. Greeson; Sec
retary, G.. A Whittemore; Librarian, Geo.
T. Fitch; Director for six years. /. w.
Tauns
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

The Policsmen's Relief and Benefit Asso-
citation is making rapid arrangements for
its benefit ball. to be given February %.
Hsrtnan's new hall. which is the largest
and handsomcst in tie State, has been Sc
lected as the place Tor holding the ball, and
the price of the tickets will be 81. Sergeaui
Johnson and Il. w. Wiley nave been np-
pointed committee OH printing and adver-
tising. All of the pztrolman attending will
appear in full dress uniform. Superintend-
ent Smith and Sergeants johnson and Hur-
ley have been appointed general manas-
ing committee. An invitation has been ex-
tended to the members of the Fire Depart
meat 10 attend in full uniform.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

Mrs. Sarah Blakeiey. of East Aurora, n.
y. who has been in this city visiting her
daughter, Mrs. j. Z. Bayliss and her grand
daughter, Mrs. w. T.. Cummings, of l22
Cherry-st., started a few days since, IN coro-
psny with hrs. Bayliss. 10 visit anoth er
daughter, Mrs. Pursons. in Minnesota, in
the expectation of surprising the latter.
About the same time Mrs. PuTsons started
for this city intending to surprise her
mother and sister. Mrs. Persons is now
in this city and Mrs Blskeley and Mrs.
Bsyliss are probably in Minnesota, each
party surprised at not finding the other.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07
INDIGESTION,
BOAs,
BlOTGaEs.

GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
cures Consumption (Which is Scrof-
ula Of the Lungs by its wonder
full blood purifying, inyigora'ing
and nutritive properties. From
is marvellous power over this ter
riblv fatal disease. when first Of
fcIing this now world famed rem
edy 10 the public, Dr. Pierce
thought seriously Of calling 1t his
CONSUMPTION CURE but aban-
doned that name as too restrict
i've for q medicine which, from its
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07
ADJOURNED CASES.
Business Going slow In Police Court
NaUsoid fined $50.


naUgold Fined $50.
The officers in Police Court are being
kept quite busy. but few cases were dis
posed of yesterday. The case Of Martin
Pierce. for keeping his bar open on holi-
day, MAS adjourned to January rs, that OF
T. Rosenhesd. for carrying on lottery, 20
January 10, Patrick Watson. 20 January
10: Fred J. Daily, bar oDen on sunday. to
January IL; and that OF Martin Pierce,
for keeping q house Of i'll fame. was ad-
journed until this afternoon.
John Aangold, convicted OF keeping his
bar open on legal holiday, was sentenced
TO q $50 fine and costs. or seventy days
IN jail. lie appealed the case.
George Bowen. proprietor OF Morans 8,
was tried At the afternoon session for keep
ing his saloon open on Sunday.
Charles f. Smed ey appeared for the prose
cution and Peter DOran conducted the de-
fense. After short delioeration the jury
returned verdict OF not guilty. and the de-
fendant was discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

my fancy and seeing that was esss'y eoo m
sa-rheum she eonnsnsed tatng st one ef
that Il would any cds 70 coe chatks fcr DE
I'd hef ID e
bottles ana before nil herHn
TO notice an Improvement taking about eoa bottle s
frt ehnlo
and healthy a cfdf IeF general health Nrs his etltt
left her. ard thc oNtfrt
ceased 20 he much annoy atf ff ms
health that - iis ite.
return of ethtr ssltrhein teeiInssn TIC sss.ss
entirely eradcafcd the salffen f De- rtt u
She eighty Old end Fea by Tor one ~ s'eb
-.
written this letter of which car MAKE fs Use ycs
renff 70
4 Golden 80 eFftfTt
Golden properties auo - much above
Eocaiea peent iptat1s 80
zesousy d4unte1 before thc gufc goa above 1 pasr
mctAlS- Respectfully yours, -.
T. ". 10 slft 81"
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07
YestardaI'r Court Record.

CIRCUIT Charles Williams VS.. Phoenix
Insurance Company, OF Brooklyn. \. y.
assumpsit: jury disagreed aud discharged.
-Epbraim G. Kenyon VS.. Lawrence i.
Leonard ct al, trespass; on trial.
OFFICE Business -Leander Mclean and
Jennie Mclean vs.. James S. Dougall et al,
In chancery biil of complaint fled
Esther N. Shields VS.. Michael Farrell, Jr.,
in chancery; foreclosure bill filed.
SUrEE1or-C Catherine Hesche vs. Wenzel
Hesche. zssumpsit. case continued over The
term by cOnseut.-Ssmuel ID. Clay va.
Enos Putnam. trespass Oh the case; on trial.
PRoBATE- Estate of Job Gebhs. deceased
COMMISSIONER warrant and report filed.
order for payment OF debts. Administrator 3
fourth annual account fled.-Estate of
Bartel DeVlieger. deceased. Petition for
license 10 sell real estate filed. Hearing
Feb. I0.--Estate OF Anna kufier. ct al.
minor. Guardians second annual account
filed.-Estate of FOkke Po;;, deceased.
Order admitting will TO probate.
of Mary J. Fransman, minor. Guardians
seventh annual account filed - Estate of
Sarah V. BradEeid deceased. Orde allow
ing administrator final account distribut-
ing estate and discharging sdmiuisiraior--
Estate OF LeGrand Z. Chapman. deceased
Commissioner warrant and report filed.
Order for payment OF debts. Estate OF
Th0s. y. Brossan. mentally incompetent
person. order appointing VIM. l.. Tyler
special guardian. Bond fled and letters
issued
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

wonderful combination Of tonic.
or strengthening. Alternative, or
blood cleansing. anti bilious. pee
toral. and nutritive properties, Is
mequaled, not only es q remedy
for Consumption, but for All
Chronic Diseases of the Liver.
Blood. and Lungs. For Weak
Lungs, Srltting of Blood, Short
ness Of Breath, Bronchitis, Chron-
ic Nasal Catarrh. Severe Coughs,
Asthma. and kindred affections
II is q sovereign remedy. While
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

Richard f. But,erworth. of the firm OF
Buttervcrth & Lowe, respected citizen 81
years Of age was stricken with paralysis
yesterday morning at his home. He was
found in bed IN . helpless condition and
Drs. johnson and Schurtz were called in.
His entire left side Is parslyzed. but he vas
sOme~hat better last evening. and hopes
are entertained by bis many friends for a
sraedr reclrerr
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

tuFbed 1ad unrefreshing sleep. con-
slant. in&escrihable feeling Of dread.
or Of impending calamity
III you have all, or any consider
able number Of these symptoms you
are suffering from that most common
of American mxlsdies- Bilious Dys-
pepsia. or Torpid Liver, associated
Sith Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, The
more complicated your disease has
become, the greater tie number and
diversity of symptoms No matter
.what stage II has reached. DR..
PIERCE's GoiDRE MEDfCAL Dls-
coyKRY viii subdue H. Il taken 49,
cOniing 60 directions for reasonable
length of time. Ii not cured. eoa4-
plications multiply and Consumption
of the Lnngs, Skin Diseases, neRrt
Disease, Rheumatism, Kidney Dis
ease, or other grave maladies are quite
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

Misses Dell and Carrie wgrzburg. Wood.
Randolph Perry, and Messrs. Rowland.
Waters. Fairfield aud Nourxe. of this city,
and Phelps. Of Whitshsll. enjoyed q very
pleasant sleighins party last evening. after
which they returned 10 the residence Of Mr..
Rowland. where refreshments were served
and the remainder OF the evening spent
very pleasantly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

A stranger who carried saddle in bis
arms. boarded = south bound street car on
Csnal-st yesterday morning under the i'm
preston tast &c ess on the way 70 the d..
. II 6 a depot. When be discovered bis
mistake ne made frsntic rush for he door.
asd when iast seen vas running wildly
s1tsr she rear end of car bound IN the
risht direrficn
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

liable 10 set In and. soener ~ iAses
induce { fatal termination.
DE. fiEECR's oopES MEbiCkL
DISCOVERY Acis pow elisliiy nfloa
the Liver. aua through tai Frosf
hloodpurii9ilsE ofean. eieAAscs t,sf
system of al bloea-txlnls and ias-
pufiiies. from Nk6fexer cause aF94-
inE. Ii IS equally ellioscious ln
aerng upon tue Kidneys. and oEhff
cxcnciory orgsas. cleansing. strength
eninc. and hc'liBe their clFessss-
As az appelizing restorative tohae.
% promotes digestion and naift-
Iar. thereby hnldine ap both
flesh and sfreneth. Ia malsriai
districts. this wonderful medicine
has gained cresf celebrity IA
curing Fever aIa ie. IAltls
aud Fever. Ilu. a.4 kln-
dred disease.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

NJ. - a faonp>e,. q k1frey NJ
cssrs co1atF. Mich.. ~1tss % Saperansez,5
r.t Smith ihsf her asezsser Ms Carrie
Bsiowin. = "a the s'v is with 6rve- sns
witheot ncnev 9te skafs her s.dress 80
xhe csn senG 1eT nc1ev Mss Esidsin =
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

lssIos IaA. 7.-~Csissz. snos -
rsln. ssiiosed - ar seafhsFs fresh -
krisk siaos 5ec18i12 DoEt1 NesLsriy. sl-A
. Gid 44re
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

The West SIDE Lodge No 80 L o. O. r.
installed officers isst evening e. follows ?.
g.. III. Turner. y O. J. A Brown y G.,
g. r sl0cun- Secretary. = p Br1Ees Per.
Secretary. George BSvrr. Treasured ". J.
kusseii. W " Raney. G. George Mcker-
r. 8. * H1sfinz. T. s.. Genszs Fox Rap
r~seutsnvs u Grsra I0cse George A
~.ststt
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07
CnMSuRHPTHoN. WEAK LUNGS, SPITT!NG q 8LOOD

IL promptly cures tic sefcrcst
Coughs ID strengthens the fy siem
and purifics the blood.
The nutritive prcperies ~ ex-
tract of malt Rnd coo liver oil
are uiaiug when comnrco viih
those I.ossessed by the 4" Dis
c0very.-
u ropidly builds up tie fysiem.
and increases the flesh and weight
Of those feduced below the 49, al
standard Of health by wasting
diseeses~
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07
Are You Sick ?

Do YOU feel dun. languid. low
spirited. lifelesS aud indeseribably
miserable, both physically and
mentally experience a sense Ct
fullness or bl0atiDg after eating.
or OF "g0neness,' or emptiness Of
stomach i'm the morning, toneae
coated. bitter or bad TASTE ia moa,h,
irregular appetite, dizziness. ire
quent headaches, blurred eyesight,
floating specks" before the eyes,
nervous prostration or exhaustion.
irritabilIty Of temper. hot fiushes,
alternating with chilly sensations.
sharp. biting, transient pains here
aud there. cold feet, drowsinesS
after meals, wakefulnesS or dis
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

Blotch, or Eruption, 10 the worst
Scrofula. Salt rheum, :" Fever
sores- Scaly or Rough Skin, in
short, all diseases caused by bad
blood, are conquered by this
powerful, purifying, and inyigor-
ating medicine. Great Eating
Ulcers rapidly heal under lis be-
nign influence. Virulent blood
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

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rfaiuseid zravai rsad 01e ME nerta -
IN csfv. ~ hrnkeu apen THURSDAY aig b.
srd fsFtv bslshels q 90 esoneiux -
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07

Thoroughly cleanse the blood,
which is the fountain OF health, by
using DR.. PIERcE's GOLDEN MED-
IcAL DISCOVERY, and good diges-
ton, a fair skin, buoyant spirits, and
bodily health and vigor win be
established.
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
cures all humors, from a common
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-07
ShLT-nHEUM
AKD
RHEUMATISM.

relative OF mine had been sufferer from ssrheu Tor
The
inside
the joints the fingers. She Obliged
adhesive ontnents
baudages and during the winter bands
dressed daily
health was badly affected paving the for other diseases 10
Catarrh rheumatism
II addition 10 the sateun Che had used faithfully and WITH
all remedies
by her physicians but without obtaining relief She afterwards
and herbs. She continued this for several bat
rived Finally chanoed
setting the his
Golden Medical Discovery and other medicines The struck