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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Ia Consumption 1ncurablop

Read the following: Mr.. @. fl. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with Abscess o Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incura-
Die Consumptiye. Began taking DR.,
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, am now or, my THIRD bottle, and
able to oversee the work on my farm.
II is the finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, o., says;
"Had II not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption / would
have died Of Lung Troubles. Was Civ!
en- up by doctors. Am now In best Of
health" Try,it. Sample bottles free
at Durbin, Wright & Cos drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
OLIVER poup RYRoN
Wants 20 auy President Oleyeland's Oah
View House,

W w ~ HHNNN HFNHNHNNH WV WV y wv
View House,
WAaHNdroE, November H. Oliver p0ud
byron, the play wright and actor has tole'
Waphed ME Schuyler his business mana.
gef, AT present IN this city, 10 make in'
quifiea respecting the terms on which Oak
Yiew tho Presidents county place, can
DO purchased, MI Schuyler says no has
opened negotiations with Me- lamont The
mmor that Oak View tho Presidents
country home, ~ IN tho market for sale,
not only lacks confirmation but h denied
AZ tho white house, Colonel Lamont tald
he had not heard tho president OK.
press any intention Of selling tho
property, The president bought hC
property cheap igl,6D1 being thC
phooflo paid fOF H. Since then The
land has advanced In price, and tho prop.
oFty would bring llG,nOl to-day, II pat on
tho market ~ auction, Every ono II
familiar with tho wonderful advance
In property In this ueighhorhuod since
the president bought hls place, Laud,
which four years ago could DO bought for
800 10 1900 per acre, now sells ~ tfpm ton
10 twenty-five cents p0f square foot, Care
ful Inquiry falls 10 discover that any bid
have been made Tor tho property, on thai
tho president has slgnihed any Intention
OF selling
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

In all diseases Of the nasal mucous
membrane the remedy used must be
non.irritating, The medical profession
has been slow TO learn this, Nothing
satisfactory can be accomplished with
douches, gnufrs, powders, syrlnges, as
tringents or any similar application pc
cause they are all irritating, do not tho.
roughly reach the affected surfaces and
should be abandoned as worse than
failures. A multitude of persons who
had for years borne all the worry and
pain that catarrh can inlet testify 90
radical and permanent cures wrought
by Ely's Cream Balm,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
ENGINEER ANo FIREMAN TERRIBLY
injured go A Hundred Cattle Killed -
nnNn Thrnnrh IA NnIIrnnn nrIhnn.

injured 90 A Hundred Cattle Killed 49,
Down Through u Railroad Bridge,
ELpoRApo, KAs, November IT, A hoay.
ly loaded cattle train OF twenty-five cars
On the Missouri Pacific wilroad, wont
through Walnut river bridge near this city,
,pst night Tho engine and ton cars were
completely wrecked one hundred cattle
we're killed aud many crippled, Fireman
Kellogg was thrown about fifty feet, but
although badly bruised, crawlod back into
lho wreck and held up Engineer sponcor's
mead and kept him from drowning for
1fty.hyo:minutcS until they were rescued.
spencer was caught between the engine and
Nudor and terribly injured, II is Thought
10 cannot recover, Tho loss to the company
will reach $50, 900,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Report OF Supervising Inspector Of steam
Vessels,

WAamsorog, November R,-Gcneral
Dumont, supervising inspector Of steam
vessels, In %hlsannual roportIot the last fiscal
year, says that Of tho 1878 applications foi
pilot licenses, Ag were rejected on account
Of color blindness, During the year CAS-
vessels were inspected, an increase Of 500
over the previous year, Thirty-six acol
dents were reported during the year
twelve collisions, Ave fires, five explosions,
seven bursting Of steam pipes aud seven
wrecks, Two hundred and two lives were
lost ON steam vessels last year, against 22t
the preceding year. The average annual
loss Of life on steamboats, for the last thirty
years, divided into decades, shows, General
Dumont says a gratifying progress In the
efficiency Of the officers Of the inspection
service In carrying into effect the laws 10
prevent the loss Of life on steam vessels
Tho data In this respect furnished by hi,
report Is rs follows, FrGa 1850 70 1868,
72l lives lost annually fJcsa 1869 TO 1878,
3Gj lives lost annually; aE0 run 1878 u
1883, only 2l3 annually.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
nnnklon,n Arnica salve.

The Best Salve in the world or GUS
BRUISES. sores, Ulcers, Salt nheum, re-
YER sores, letter, Chapped Hahds, Gnu
biains Cnrns, and all Skin Eruptions
and ndsjt,yely curw Piles, or no pay re-
qlired. II Is gndranVeeu w Ety. pet,
feet satisfaction, or money reiunueu
price g5 cents per box FOR sue py
Durbln, Wright " Co
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Bridge Notice.

Tho commissioner OF Stark county will receive
Mt tho Audltor'e on1co, In Canton, Ohio, scaled bids
up 10 noon, on Monday, November Goth, 1883, for
20 tho bridge over tho Eaat Branch OF NimlBhlllon
jrcek, on L~ouiaylllo road, near the Fair Grounds.
Said Bri dgoto DO orootod over tho crock NJ Louis
10, stark county, ohio.
They also request bids on q new bridge, "a feet
Tong, with one 1B.fo0t roadway and two b.fOot
walks, 10 DO erected NJ Louisville, Old bridge 10 DO
omoved and taken a. part pay by contractors,
Bidders 10 furnish complete plans and apoclnta-
ona, aud gtraip shoots for tho repairs and also for
no new bridge,
Commissioners reserve tho right 10 roIcct any or
oil bids,
=, H. MANLY,
r.. q, ,ooa County Auditor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
U . UnHUUnE
or TIfR BUSINESS room OVEN
Oun COUNTRY,
VOLUME or LEGITIMATE TRADE CON.
TlNuEa LARGE,

Eject ~ the Trunlg Line Fights-Deelin'
in Prices Of stpehs-Apme ~ the DO.
pressing Features NJ Tramc r. slight
Advance Ia Wapi- lateHpss Oh the Cot
ton prap-No Complaint Ia oelipetieni
-nepreasn Ia AuNbor Ut faiigres,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Tho strlhn,a settlnmnnt.

LAvAYErTF, IND, November lh-Tbo
brakcmcn'S strike on the Louisville, Now
Albany & Chicago railroad was oomprO
missed, tho company agreeing 10 pay
through brakcmon two cents per mile aud
local brakomon 90, 10 Tho strikers do.
mand for third brakomon on each train
wna dropDod.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
THE INQUIRE BURIAL CASE.
Tho Mig Law Suit Attracting Great Atten
tlon In Cntholho Circles.

ton In CRtho1ho Circles.
NEw YoRK, November IT, In answer Ia
a question by Mr., Post m 10 whether the
higher law is that Of tho church or that Of
an ecclesiastical superior, Mr.. Preston said
the Catholic Is bound TO obey his superior,
who Is supposed to know the Jaw best.
Mr., Post-Right or wrong'2
Mr. Proston-Rlght or wrong.
Mr.. Post That Is your idea OF church
law Applause from the McGlynnitos In
the court room.)
The last question or remark remained
unanswered, Several members Of the Anti.
Poverty society testified TO MoGuiro's at
tendance at their meetings and the tcati.
mony clogod.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

BAYOU SARA, La, November l7.-van
Matthews and j. d. Woodruff, Of Points
Coupeo parish, had a fight at New Roadi
over a land purchase. Matthews was killed
and Woodruff is dying. Both wero we'll.
known citizens, Woodruff leaves e young
wife aud two children. Matthews leaves 0
young wife,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

RUMORED THAT mR. CI.Rva~
LAND IN no nE the MKT
PRESIDENT or THE BALTIMORE d
OHIO RAIL GAO,

dow the Deal WIN ~ hiade-hsaater
Gsrman Engineering tho Movement
Tie Stockholders 10 Meet Nest Mea.
day-THggsrs said 10 he All fiEsa
for the Coming Elsotion-GessiP ~ 10
the EHeet Of oar Ohief maGistTate's
Elevation Ia the Head of This Read
WIN Have on tho Country
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Cashier Drops Dead.

Nav NomR November H,-llonry +
Marshall, cashier ot the soamuu'a bank,
and formerly United slates oonaul nj Mus
cat ludla, dropped dead Al hia desk yea
to-day, Of heart disease, lilo wau rs Year.
old, a native Of Woodbury., Conn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

If Speaker Carlisle with over 0,00C
majority should BIO counted out, II
would seem TO give the much yaunted
doctrine of 20 free ballot and q fair
count u good sized black eye.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Roar Admiral baldwin Dying.

New YoRK, November iI.-Dr, Reyes yes.
terday said that Roar Admiral Baldwin had,
under the circumstances, spent u very com
Portable night, He believed, however, that
tho end was not far OF, although the nd.
miral might lingor some time longer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

THE somewhat ungentle Anna Dick
inson writes q card to the New York
Tribune in which size states positively
that Dudley promised her 5000 for
her work in Indiana in caes Harrison
was elected. She scouts the idea that
she cannot talk tariff as well as n man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

JUDGE WooD, of the United States
District Court at Indianapolis charged
his grand jury yesterday In plain terms
to take cognizance of the Dudley letter.
If Dudley wrote that letter no ought to
be sent to the pen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

MILFORD, MASS, November i0-Rosi'
dents In Milford and vicinity felt a slight,
but continuous earthquake yesterday
morning, lasting from two TO four min
utes, Dwellings were slightly shaken.
II Is said that positive evidence has beon
obtained that one Of the persons burned IN
the European hotel FIRE at Chattanooga,
Tenn, was robbed and afterwards MUIR
dofod with a hatehet and tho hotel set on
Are to cover up tho crime,
An epidemic of saarlot fever Is raging in
Perry county, Ind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
" nUMHNGE
or THE nRnRLLION WHOM
may END IN A GIFT
or ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND Dol
LARS

A. tho TaFdy Reward of Loyalty-wh
Ihemas Harris HAD ~ Leave Alabama
During the Wharf.-The Peru ~ Himseli
and f~amiiy-haw ThaY Escaped Prem
the seoessienists-His Iran Mili Len Ia
The Handa OF the Rebels,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Ngg AN ASCENDING sMegz2LeR


Muscle,
Columns, o., November lA-Alborl
Knox, who came from Cleveland TO this
city two years ago, and was discharged by
John d. shannon last spring, as solicitor
for the Equitable Life Insurance Company,
was arrest Saturday In Chicago for alleged
populations from shannon amounting &c
nearly 81, 200, They were not found out
until recently. Knox was sailing high In
tho Windy City with his faIs mistress,
Matte Bocchor, whom he took from here
Yesterday morning Oscar Frankonhouse,
u bowling Polish Anarchist recently dis
charged from the Candy Brothers bakery,
made an assault on the batcry's foreman,
Martin Eberly, which resulted in fearful
injuries to the latter,
Before doybrcak yesterday morning, Tom
Macy, professional p%ugllist, attacked and
beat bis wife so that herlifc is dcSpairod Of,
The police are looking for the Anarchist
bakor, and kilograms have been sent to Chi
caqo 10 catch the sooundrol,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

THE latest seems to indicate that the
Republicans have the House by two OK
three majority,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

At H%awlcysyillc, Iowa, stephen Franks
hot Miss Carrie Love because she would
not acccdo TO his request for n speedy mar.
riago, and then shot himself, Both will
probably recover,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Fatal Accident,
tpy relephouc 70 Now. pcmoeaLl

lHy TOIDN1OnO % NUW8sUVHlWVTHII
MAssILLoN, o., Nov. 17,-[Special l.
A fatal accident occurred this morning
at Z o'clock at the bank operated by
the Warwick Coal Company, aud
located on the Lutz farm, three miles
west Of Massillon. Stanislaus Mera, q
miner employed there, was struck by o
fall of coal and instantly killed. lie
was q German, about % years old. lie
was married n short time ago and lived
at the corner Of Mill and East street.
in the northern part Of this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
neport of ohIef Canslruetor of NavI.

Ahpofi OF Nhlrl constructor or Navy
WAamNdroE, November iI.-Chlcf Con.
struotor Wilson Of tho Navy, In his annual
report Of the operations Of his bureau dur.
Ing the past fiscal year shows an expendl-
ture Of $685., $40 In the repair Of ships, aud
payments on account Of vessels In course
Of construction during the year, amount
Ing 10 93, 200, i05, The present strength Of
our navy and the condition Of tho yessela
II summarized m follows Two belted
cruisers, preparing ways thirteen alngle
turrotted monitors, In ordinary, twenty.
three unarmorod steel aud Iron vessels,
four OF which are In Gomr ~ sven
building, two repairing d ZION,
and ono In ordinary twon'. 1don
steam vessels, nearly oil Co. IN.
dergolng repairs, and Glove, GOOD
steam tugs,
The estimates flor the ncs Peal
for $3.50, i52 for construction ana repair OF
vessels completed, and S3,5ip,OOO-tho lat
tor sum already appropriated--for hulli
and outfits Of now ships, He recommends
the immediate construction Of experiment
tai works 10 cost 10000, for use In the de-
termination Of the resistance ana other
qualities OF ships by means Of models, hold.
Ing that tho tanks will DO Of permanent
value In designing high speed vessels and
In analysing tho results Of ship trials,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
FEARFULLY pIsAeTRoUe TRIP
or tho steamer Etruria-One Killed ans
rive inJursd by tho Waters Sad
scenes.

or tho steamer EtruriH-Ono Killed a
five Inlursd by tho Waters sad
scenes,
Nrw YoRE, November i0-ono mat
killed aud i've injured, In the record OF the
trip Of the Cunardor Etruria, which arrived
NJ her dock last evening after q voyage Of
little over seven days Of terrible weather
during all Of which the passengers
remained In the cabins badly frightened,
and suffering great discomfort II was one
Of the roughost experiences that the
EtruFla'S officers have ever known,
The passengers express some displeasurt
over the TACT that the speed Of tho vessel
was never ~ ckcned, and that the time
made was nearly up 10 tho racing standard
Tho officers, on tho other hand, say thai
this complaint n unreasonable, ~ tho rate
OF speed has nothing 10 do with the com
fort or safety OF those Oh board during galoi
and heavy sohs, On Tuesday afternoon 0
higher wave than any yet encountered
was seen approaching, Tho soamon uttered
cries OF warning and attempted 10 seek
places Of safety but whom the mountain Of
water fell With q crash upon the vessel, the
men were swept In q heap against ono oil
tho dock beams, When tho water rcoodod
II was found that George Wulnald, an able
seaman, Of Liverpool, was fatally crushed
and bruised, He died soon aftCrward,
Seaman Murphy and the others, whose
names were not learned, and n Storage
passenger named Colt were cut, bruised
and famed, All were cared for by the
ships physician, The officers Of the vessel
are ]rotioont and the attempts Of The report
ora 10 obtain the particulars Of the trip were
met with some exhibitions OF ill'tompCr
Among the passengers were George Morar
and Archie Sinclair, two English pcdcs
TRANS who came to take part In the
six days walk at Madison Square Garden
Mason Is the pedestrian who beat Charlie
Rowcll and much Is expected Of him. Sig
nor Del puont5, The baritone, who was o
passenger ON the White star Steamer Ro
pubic, also reports very heavy weather
but no accidents occurred, She was ton
In making the trip Her passengers speak
highly VI the management Of the vessel
Among her passengers were Sir Rodcricb
Cameron and family Hon, and Mrs NJ. w
Murray, and Mr., aud Mrs D., S, Appleton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

W~AaHIEGroR, November 1.-THE rather
frequent visits which have been paid 10
the White House and Oak View by Senator
German during the past nine days, have
been tho cause Of not a little speculation
here, Die result Of tho election had, II was
thought settled Tor some time all tho po'
htioai questions that would call for re'
peated conferences between the president
and tho senator from Maryland,
Many q wild guess has been made a. 10
The eagse Of those meetings, but II was not
until last night that the first substantial
rumOr made ls appearance, A prominent
alumOFean was In the city yesterday, and
no Is responsible for tho dissemination Of tho
story that Senator German was endeayoF'
ing 10 40 arrange matters that President
Cleveland should DO elected president OF
the baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company,
Tho annual meeting Of tho Stockholders
N Tho road will DO held M'' nv naEt and
tho prealdont Of the foat Nen ny
the directors about 4 ThiA
plum, II has bean BIZ DO no
shaken that II would lap OF
Senator German, hut nnnn'A
frionda aay ho preiorA broad
ing,
Knowing that no could secure the posi-
ton, says Dame llumor, the senator do
oided, Il agreeable W Mr. Cleveland, 10
throw hla weight and influence In his DO
hall, How tho affair will DO adjusted can
not ~ yet be- stated, but II Is believed that
tho present temporary organization, with
Samuel Spencer AT tho head, will be con
Hnuod for another Blk months, and that
possibly In June next MI Cleveland will be
oVoted president
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22

CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-lSpecial, Blood.
Ter Ed. Mcdonald was released to-day
after seventeen months Imprisonment,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
aaturday. Lhe bob day of DeoembeL INNl

Ma faloglni a6rnbed real eiais. situate In ul
e0HatY pf stllk aRa tiale ~ ONE ana knpen Ma
beli,a pau M mo unnlraht qialtfr ll 800 ion nnMi
bei iwp lQl lal lar ,et We aprtlge.i lgarlpfp q
Hf ION Hunnnf nhn 90 ~ NWlsnlp number 0nr
"a, and raliH HuMhfi lon 600, N SAID rluuiF, 90
Sci 81 81 illliHa hrWii hpglnninH 90 lNu ilNH boz
lwean said HguuH nup 90 ani two lal irum u0lul
VI south " q lqinL sittl thiau ana hVp ienil.
100 - phTfifs uuliN ffun "a. s%0uilinait r0inrr NJ
the Hbfiheatf nNafirf ~ session lui4bet fWl lsl 90
do mad thrlii nnril twenty -nlne 100 feeftfi
aud ihTes (i agcfNia WhsL ~ w sald rpAl tNpAI
uiffn go rNf lrs m q ppst M iMt etntef. ~ tald
read ihelNs sass tHenW.i ye Anl, ggg' nall lahhl
peIrhef lning iltiefn ana plellat 100 perehHa
lntO No a nlNpst ilalifl 81 seelleA nllnleI one
(lli thence aQllii W. aud nlefhaf (ak1 leHiffi
Asil twelve and tYurhnhs (iep,hl pelehasl uhelre
Wesl one 40 perch ispnep ngnll, tNenHr lWe 90
gTsea west aiilneu palelieti .tlhnrn hpilh hlllir
hirea ana nlt-half Oak). degrees Wesh tHenW
elght (sal prfaNei 70 lhe plaee Y heailllnfi gli
talnlnB Tour ana ninetistlaht pherhhNiielHt
"a - 100 Reies d land more o. lptA
Appraised n .st0
haA 70 commence AZ phe O'clock D. ~ fermaI
ash
A. LEiNiAGEa, shenH,
wlsE a AHllHh AuYs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
aHnnIFF aALE,
uhaass u aamgues elal Order q sac
Jshh A, RlnMsl elAt moa fleAs pout

NJ ylnue M al nrder N sails issued ny
the oleIk pf no cauit ~ summon llesf ~ hiAlH lei
saar fur laln AZ pnilln pnipu ~ up dur NJ ilp
a1uIt hluse, ~ no pAN u pAAiah Gn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-22
Administrators Notice.

Notice "a hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly npp0lnted mud qualified Administrator Of
the estate OF Henry 4, ShOlty, late OF Kansas civ,
Missouri, deopnsed.
Nov y, 1889. .adw CHARLES SEEMANN.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05


see Macs sad de = s91sEhlnk 81 :
CHESTNUT b1f & ne stilor 81 Ns~ YORK
f5sfa y - be oslizx~a there i e~ftai8is .
reason .of 3yias silss -sssiaz Nsplsa. he
saxs
rhr. Lasoaehsze. II his free an easy
styls. vita tAe total snd positive indineE-
sncs 10 facts 81 seuse. reiYing apoB his
ia1ss insaiea feg Us truth All kis fspataaoa
fos bis xrsmmsr. cal Mr. Vanderbilt a. ae-
count tsr dQag Naples IL forty eight
hours. vita the AdiitsoR u a rsnsrk lhIo~ q
10, -Ar. Nsateso.lt Is net she sorl Of PER
son % appreciate either TIE h:ssorcsl asso-
slalion. the splendid mussaias, OF ronaDtic
seeaery Of Naples. suggestion fs0al Mr..
LAooaeaers that bss no reason for beng
. 0sseo apoa nothing Bat folly and spite
vas probably wr.ltsA very much 50 okilu-
aries are vrittea 10 country papers TO
90 space, and IS ss clscretitzbls TO
Is authors intelligence as n Is 10
rs intssrfy Our foreign journalist has
before binl las rushing American drummer
ffom the bankers Daughter. who did, the
kioTeace galleries ia taensy minuses, and
on hat marvellous sclualntsncs With tie
United States character. the gentleman
passed judgment upon NJ Vanderbilt.
Possibly 40 dill finish up the town in two
dsvs or less. Heaven Knows that any one
Who has elimOsd the bills and sme.t the
snieiis, anu fought the beggars, and had his
heart tortured with tie animal suffering
ard walked into the mud aud dirt OF the
stfests Of that city. upon the occcsion OF
dozen different visits Is SIR. Vanderbilt has
done, has 10 Incentive. and no S~sire. and
no reason for remaining any longer ia the
place than the law requires, and the replen-
ishing OF his stores demands. /
have no doubt Mr.. Vanderbilt has
thoroughly, aud fully. and appre-
ciailyely gone through tho museums.
pondered over the associations. enthused
about the distant vesuyius. sat upon the
embSnkment before the Hotel des
EirangeFs. and taken in all that the location
has 20 fer. / have no doubt he has done
ali this time and sgain. ana consumed
An"Ns ~@1 : - oOAHs ~ AM hc AHoNS ~,
knows il as | know IL. only better, aud rs
every traveller knows il. Then what's the
use or the pleasure OF doing it the thirteenth
time Mr. Wander bIIt's galleries in his own
home the taste and elegance Of that horne.
the good judgment hs has displayed in all
be has done, every act of his life that has
become puolic property in any way or TO
any extent, speaks for itself so loudly
against outrageous aud contemplate esper-
sion Of ignorance. that am surprised Mr.
Lsbouchese should have made it. and
.esve these facts to deny hat which requires
no words Of mine 70 reftits"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05

The California aud Florida Limited Ex-
press on the Queen and Crescent Route
Cincinnati Southern is the train especially
desirable for tourists this Winter. The
Limited runs through from Cincinnati to
New Orleans in twenty-five hours aud a
half, closely connecting with Los Angeles
through cars, and making the quickest
route TO that delightful California city. The
Queen and Crescent is this year, as formerly,
the Florida iavorite line, with through cars
twice daily 10 ThOmasyille and Jackson
vile. Ia es guides. etc. upon application
10 }. X. Hogan. Passenger Agent, Detroit.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-05
For Observation-Disclosures.

TOR sALE-SYABI. STOCK or DRUGS AND
Il fixtures as oaehaif their value. Enquire OF
Or W. u. Ross. Office Widdicomb building IS
rOK sAiE-A MEAT MARKET. CHEAP:
/ horse, RIGS AVID tools complete: location and
business first cass. terms reasonable aad TO sIi,
Address box 3. North Nussegon, Mich. IS
LOR SALE-SHOW CASES CAN BE- BOUGHT
I the cheapest at IS West Bricgcst Grsnd
Rapid Mich. Manufactured by D. d. Cook. &,
TOR SALE GOOD ROAD OR WORK HORSE
/ ioT saie. VII be sold cheap II sold immedia.
atciy. J. ,. Homan, Is Canal-st. ssstf
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