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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
TIL, New York ID, monstrst,on.

new YORK, Oct. 27-Tae business
m.nsf parade this afternoon WAS pegu1
and ended under lasden SLY and con
tiuuOus rsipfsll. The starr was made Al
l 80 O'Clock from the Stevens house Side
walk. Along BrosdTsy On hoth sides
were almost impossible t1rouee, tue
spectators being SO dense no.w lthsJapo-
irg Ihg rain Tne windows o. t1e build
i1gS slOEg the ronte were e LED with PEG
Ne. AS the big lsrsde moved up Broad
way the various cluos fell into line IN
prearrsngec order, su branches OF opsi-
ness befng represented Everything DEM
ocrstic WIS chgered sod everything Re-
publican wGs greeted With grosIs. There
was q general ceSssiinn Of music snd
cheers when the NV Yotk MOTEL, where
MIS- j @. Blaine, Jf,, lies dan erouslV Ill,
was reached Mayor Hewitt csme ls:er.
President Cleveland greeted him as lie
entered. Mayor Hewitt advanced 10 Mr.
6 ISN'T, MS opponent, ard said: "Wel',
we hlv. TO shake hsnde, MI. Grant,
scross d Presiden', not a1ross bloody
chksm " Tha President smiled, sud me
two candidates for sle M87orslty sho z
hAnis smii tls satisfied smiles CI the
crowd William Grace. not to be out
done IL humor, remarked that the gather
lag was peculiar enc, since II contained
SD ex- Mayor, hsyor snG mex Mayor.
The mead of Tue procession Eeached the
rev.e wing stand ct 2:30 D. N. Ms.
Cleveland i5.saic to have witnessed III =
efIir f:Ju 9laioH IL the Fifth Avenue
hotel opposite Hasre the P.eelient stood.
Tae utmost enthusiasm ptev:iled in the
r4uxs Tl5 Pfodlcs Exc itng. men crieo:
"G7overt GfovsIi 6e's got wax
oveli" Tne Young Mems Independent
Club was si!eIs, sslCt!ng wiki upliited
hats. TIE AuxIlIisry Stock Ex.
change Cub caanted "FOur, four,
fur ye.r= mora" The Columbia Col
lege snd University studeai5 h:ed their
college y3ll5 81 the President. The in
sursuce mems banner WAS ta5 Cry ''Dont
Vote for Free Whisky" The metal sup
oily mer'a ,orus uas "Don'', Dou't be
Afrsid; Tar e r form is Mt Free Trade I"
The wool men nad 8 load OF sheep IN q
wagon placsrded "Free Wool viii Start
the Mills and Employ Idle Lsbor."
Buffalo Bill rode by Ia carriage. Judge
Martin followed with the Two Years
Club. Tae parade occupied one hour and
hity-fye minutes in passing the stand.
careful estimate pm, tie total number
in line st 1900 men. After passing
through Twenty ninth street, where the
Dem 1cratic nsEional headquarters are
locsted, the various bodies dispersed.
President Cleveland, wife and party
started for Washington at p. N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
RiileboTo Notes.


special 70 the VcESS.e
RnLsBoRo, TEX, Oct. 2S.-The Hon
Sam K. Frost, Democratic nominee fol-
Floster for this district, and Hon. San
G. U2shaw, State Seassor, addressed the
Brandon Dam :csstic Cluo Composed o.
200 memoeTs) Lass Ei2h. st Brandon,
r4ere WAS ! large 0oncoucss Of cisz his
out 70 hear them. A long torchllg1t pres
cession headed by the Hill sboro Cornet
Bsrd conducted them to the place OF
speaking.
The tYc Sans will sdiress the Demo
Cratic Cub o. HlllsooEo Thursday, Octo =
Der 81
Judge T. h D.xo1 met Henry Sigmon,
U1ion Laborlter in q j 1int discussion last
nigat st Shiloh, and completely annihi-
lated him and his sophi5tries. Tnere WAS
\ large concourse Of both Democrats and
Union Laoorltes present and great en-
thnsiasm prevailed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
Barb cus At Cltbufre.

special 80 the Gazette.
CLEBURNK, TEX, Oct. p This hiss
been marked DAY in the history OF poli
tics ia Cleburne and Johnson county.
The city hsa bssn crowded since an early
b u: this moraing with g vast throng, the
occasion being Q barbecue and rally un-
der Democratic auspices. About lO:5O
O'Clock q procession WAS formed as fol.
lows: The fire department band OF Fort
Worth, the ClevalSad and Thurman cub
composed Of l25 pretty young women
BEAUTIFULLY uaitofm et-1nder the casrge
of D.. j. D. Ogoocle, chslrmIn
of the county Damocrs}ic executive
committee; the Clsourne c1rIeE
bsnc, speakers il carriages, the Cge5urne
fire oepar meat, cltizans ii carriages.
Upon arrival On the grounds snd after g
few selections had been rendered by the
bands the speaking was commenced.
Hon. NJ. N. Crane OF Cleourne delivering
the opening ADDRESS and Hon. William
P1ildeX ;er Introducing Jo Abbott wig
WAS greeted with spp4ause, aDd deiivegF
q brief speech which WAS ffequen'ly ID
terrupted by cheers from the,
listeners. l. WAS near l o'clcsH
when Mr.. Abbott concluded, ~
Immediately thereafter dinner wss p
ceeded With Barbecued meats witn6eir
usual accoD plnimelss were furnished in
p .ofusilp. Va .pe appstites Of sll pres
.nt had befn sstisf d, the c evslsDd snd
Thurman Cub sang sevsril caoruses, In
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

NEw YORK. Oct. 2S.-Eary tais morn
irg PoIiscemsr J'me' Bsen1sa was sno,
taree times t5t killed ~ 81 ex Convict
named Harry CsrUoa. Bierpsu
attempted to srre'$ c. it1a who WISE
running .ws7 At er k-Dck.HE Down usn
who Isl refas-L 70 pay fr drinks when
thu ex.coTVict iuraec ar nc t0u- shots
81 the Iii @r, Il usss csoalt e0on after
ny p2hc MN Win tn revolver s.i.i on
him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
An r1 rr.a.urer WIN ,sxc. shnrt

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oat 27.-J. S. Swsn
ex.tgeEsurer # KloxVilie, T san VINO is
charged With b i g short t. lis accounts
sorl= $50 000, was IN s., ;-lais t3-dsy,
and - - Associated P:ess reporte. said
there VA nc t90Gixti2n f,r;na Charges
sgsiGa him, sHi tist sc G-s! !ssraed OF
them while il K,osas SUD ~ 0Ecs started
f1C h1r1a 70 Clear ~ Bis Character. He
iaft f1r ROCKVILLE tough.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
OArliale In indiana,

TERRE hAUrR, IND Oct. 27-JoAn G
Carlisle opened his CANVASS in IGcisns
this evening, speaking to en- auiierce OF
about 5000 people. A lengthy torc1light
procession and the G se clubs pos.pon I'd
the speech making until 8 o'clock. Mr..
Carlisle spoke on the surplus and tar. Il
questions chiefly, presenting sbou. the
same line Of facts snd arguments which
he has given on previous occasions. He
WAS frequently sppIauied and heartily
cheered, and made most excellent i'm
preston on the people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

A novel bet has been made between 8
L1ckport, n. Y, newsnan and a politi-
clan on the result Of the national election
II Cleveland is cleo ed the politician is 80
Lockoort to the soldiers monument in
Buf flo, aud Il Harrison be elected tie
newsman will make the pedestrian trip
Both men are in esrnes', s1c, to make
the bet still more novel, they are Doth
lame, walking with the aid Of canes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
sho, aud Killed awonan.

LIrcHFIEID, KAN, Oct 28.-BHl
Short, miner, shot aud fatally wounded
Mrs. Alma Barnes, widow, nineteen
years O! fge, LAST night. TIE shooting
occurl I'd at a dance, aod wEs caused By
the refusal of the woman 10 allow Short
to escort her home. SIC died st 8 O'Clock
this afternoon. Ga eccouR: OF threats CT
IynchIpg S lors was taken TO Girarc. The
woman leaves one chilli.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
U.sZal & SlEtsntir,

NEW I RK O;:. 2S.-R 3pc!ts Of Illegal
REGISTRATION aga being supplemented by 4
few a.-esfs. To-day ia ice walde held
Willlam Z. Coulter, car diiva-, IL $4,000
osil forre gls5stirg twice. aceael Duane
was heid Gn tro ssme caarge. h had
only i!Vso niue Gays IL j4e piece from
which be registered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
As Niaone.
special to the Gazette.

WINoNA, TEX Oct. 27-The Demo-
cratic campaign bsnd end speakers ar
rived about II 80 this morning, and have
been entertaining the good sons OF toll
oil day. 1. was regular old time Dem-
ocratic rally. Qlite number CT plomi-
nent DemocrIEic orstors were IN attend
snce. There were plenty Of negroes on
hand to listen to 8 gsnuine Democratic
speech, whsre the tar & was fearlessly
discussed.
The speakers will be heard N S.ariville
Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
Prssby eEtan 5yU0s,

Special 20 the @sszatss.
ALBANY, TKx. o., 2S The anrual
synod CT the n ir'hern Presbyterian
church Convened here on thg s5fh. About
thirty mi istsrs end s lsrye number OF
elders ore IN sttanGaace. The entire del
egstton is beiHg hnspitsoly cherished by
the cii,z rs Of Aib,nv. I as expect 30
remain 10 session uutjl Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

D.. DoaalG c. Hood has collected MISTY
iecEs relating to the use of galley lie acid
foG rheumatism OF I2S pstients trested
with s.licyIa:es 523 wera relieved OF
toeir pains within seven DAYS, whereas CT
6i2 pstients treated by other methods
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
e,,oatsA,ldreD, Nursing

W1e1s me tissues a sSa AZ t9o@ sSs
insbility TO digest ordt4SS food. or from over
WORE Of the brain OF aSdssn .ueh should take
seotrs Emulsion 9efuIs Y9d Liver on with
lady who was d(6ate, and threatened with
Bronchitis: Ita3h her IN such gepd health and
hesn, this: NJ say It Is the besss Emulsion
S sEfs s g. e: f"addsll' H. =, Hash.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

LOUISVILLE. KY, Get. es--At Win
chester yesterdsY E Hopkins, the lee
tuEer gteppet 4 .he trair fo- l1ucn and
go. into q1srrel with Andrew Mitchell,
WAC O"E1 enc I.s,Suceat oVar the mat
teati3a q the WAissrs. II called Mitchell
81 ugly name and was promptly Backed
doHn. WIFI, up2n he re ,UrQsd 10 the cars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

Harrison made B6yenty-llne speeches W
visiting delega' ions, Including DIS
speeches st Toiedo, Putin Bay, sort
W.yne and Clayton. This, however,
does no. include short ts'ks a. railway
stations nor many brief and impromptu
talks TO gr,su couusnies in the patloEs
Of his res;dsrce. I, the sddrss ss CT this
character were inc uded as speeches, tae
aggregate would be abou: Up. HE
spsac5 es Will make q good slzed BOOK.
he received li5 delegations te0m
poluts outside OF Marion county.
$ Jme tiues three and four Delegations
woaid be Gddressed at the sfma neeIte'
The total lam Ell o. raopls composlI
III ,se Wishing de egG:iors and including
the lerga gatherings he received and al
dressed vg1;le on his trip to Middle Biss
AID Cisyron is C nserVSUv5ly es. mae
at 200 coo, uf which I'LL q Der IL Is cslcl-
lated he sno0k hspts with not less than
90 600 TO ICn,00 These figures 90 not
include the 40 600 visitors present on The
dsy Nj. Blsioe spoke here, OF are the
home crowds tsken into Enumeration *
cept where thGy were addressed. Neither
does this summary include numr er- oil
fnvidusls or SIN Ill osrties that called dai J
at the residence snd were received ~
both the General GDd his vii re soodl5
proportion Of these callers were me moeri
OF some visiting delegation. it might be
added sil Ct General Harrison'5 seventy
nine speechss excepting two were deliv
cred ex!emporanously without tia sl1 OF
0 single note, and neith3f me two pre-
pared speeches were complete.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

a Re,ums Of tho Wcrk Done by Harrison
in tie Garrett Gsm2aign-t he
msrksbis Record
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

Guiding Columbia, Dixie AID the Rad
5sndsns. TIE oluD YES under lie leader
ship Of Mrs. Mackenzie. Then Hon. NJ.
NJ. Crane introduced with short
complimentary remark the spekker
OF the day, Senator r chard Coke.
The eelsieman spoke for 6 couple
Of hours, touching upon the main politi-
csl Issues before the people and so tsr
satisfying the Esss OF his audience IS to
MS views that he brought Cot frequent
sad loud applause. Nj. Coke has nu-
merous persor,l friends in this equity,
and his reception on this occasion WIS
only proof OF the past. Coke's speech
concluded t1e programme for the day.
TIE rally WAS an unqualified success in
every particular. There were between
5000 and 1000 people on the barbecue
grounds. The weather wks beautiful. ana
the music was tirst.class. la the evening
Sans:or S. B Maxey addressed large
audience at the cour house and the Ere
department band gave 8 concert at the
opera house which WAS we'll attended.
Li.u'ensnt-G ,yeruor " h aeler at disco.
Special TO the Gazette.
Cisco, TEX, Oct. 27.-L,eutenant-G Gov
Fernor Wheeler returned home yesterday
from Sunset, where there had beeu>a )lnt
barbecue and mass meeting Of the people
Of Wise and Montague counties, on which
occasion Governor Ross met Mirion
Marin. Last night he spoke here. His
speech WAS mostly confined to the issue
and merits Of the op. iosiag candidates in
the state comp.ign, though he presented
In q forciole way the positions Of the
different parties on national Affairs, a.
dressing himself to young men not fsmil :
tar wlIn the past history OF parties IN this
COUNTRY. Since the Organization CT she
Oemocratlc panty 1t had been the ceEm-
pton End DEFENDER Of tie cons!ilGlon
of the ia.BeIs Each Of the
gres: parties tn.t have opposed it have
advocated Capitalization and disregard
Of tue constitution. AS q marksbIe CO.
incidsEcs the opposition parties which
rave risen trd :sEeu during the existence
OF the DemocrlFic party, have eacn lived
thir.y-tIO vesrs; the Federi. party from
1892 6" 1924, WING 1924 to 1855. R :put =
| Han 1856 1888, taxing it for granted
that the iaster named p2r:y is row in It's
funeral year.
After dWelling st come length On VIA:
Democracy had done fer Tsxas, t1e
record Of Marion M.ttiR was SIZED tom
way back, and ell his preteusions
10 ssstesms nship and fidelity t.
lhs interests Of the people positively IL
! tgsdicted By hle sets o. an CAcisl repre-
sentative ti;her in thu Legislature or con
stitutionsl conventions. He v ted sgslDst
restori az to the state lands forfeited By
,ilroads; he favored sci Ing the public
| lands to sypdicates q: rs cents en- acre
ne voted against tsxlns property OF Cor
porauons, and now VAN asked wha'
state policy he fsvors he Is mum, ant
about ell that csu bo got cut Of him II.
"I su tne friend OF the oppressed people,
| bu: &C not expsc: 20 mske 4 better GOV
erEoT thsr r jss"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

The sales 81. GSsnd R public CIgsrros
are without aspSsceden:. WhJ2 Because
they are the5esk.. 5 cent goods on the
market, SID by a. hrst'clsss dealers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
YELLOW FEVER.
RECEIPTS AND KxPENDIIpsss

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
- JACKSONVILLE, Fl. Oct.
"a special committee
j. i. . ]. !. ]: ]
- tu-dsy msd- y slsncisl re-
81 port to the G!tizeRs' Aux
nary Sanitary Associa-
To Ma tloa showing the receipts
C/Es aud expenditures up to
~ ~ eo1 ilcluiipg O.sober 20.
-a This shows the total re-
ceipts IS fellows: Dona-
tions, $500 81; member
ship fees, S2e6; reimbursed By the United
Safes >vsrnn ea. on ccc ,upt NJ sxaIt,Tv
work, s25S2 Is; tot.,. s3l2Sss ls Tot,l
expenditures S2lo,G54 "a, leaving a bsl.
snce Ct SOL III 81 OF ne eIoendlsures
S54 200 has gone for relief, $4,000 Tor
visiting PHYSICIANS, nurses and ,he,r ex.
penses, $4,000 Tor sanitary guards, SIG
900 for the aid Of o.her cities, sud the
remainder for hospitals, supplies, and
usp0r.stion, etc. The uncertainty of
.he coatinusnca Of the epidemic makes
any estimste OF ia ure needs difi cult.
Official bulletin: Nav cases l6; Jsx.hs
4.
NO DEATHS AT DECATUR.
DECATUR, ALA Tct rs -rhere sre no
aew cs'es AMI NJ deaths. TIE sick are
doing well.
Signed JERoMs CocHsaN.
S ste Health 0ficers
AN APPEAL,
CINCINNATI, OHIo, Oct 2s The fol-
lowing wss sent to TIE Commercial
G'Zstte win request that Il be given 10
tue Associated Press:
DECArsR. ALA Oct p. 1883
70 the People of the He'd Siales:
We sre supplying Geo destitute white
people sDd 1909 co.ored, sad ale now cut
OF supplies. We appeal 10 The Charitable
people OF the whole cJuatrq ,r assistance
i;r tue rex three wst As. Rami. to Jlhl
S R I'd, clsifman Of the relie. committee,
New Oec5*qT, Ala.
Signed ANDEyw c FREY,
Msyor OF New Decatur.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
Al 81 III and.

Special to the Gazette.
s}IoLLAND, TEX, Oct 27-G. W.
&ylk, Esq. II Eelton spoke toaa
Y Rgood c I'd yestsrdiy. His oppoueN,
A5fnfH e of the Labor party VIZ to
: We bseI here, ut ;ailed to comes
"ss 81 North srolin." is Us
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

"Dou't decid, .abcd y0tr new pl.ro
or organ untls9sVsr5e H.ll & Heck,e's
goods" SSs;;sssR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
POLITICAL.

Spssker Carlisle Gp'gs HIS Csnvsss In
Iudisna o. feTTs BsH's-A LaTes
Crowd ca 20 Hear Him,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

T'irk Il it = d2sejice! Fozr BuSos
fo' 10 t nEs. & islers.Hlg=o- 1Isr. Wcs:
better chance &esg0GS8azi? 62i1 hy oil
niss-cIas sssafs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

uyou "GLt sj..3 visIsss - gutsr
~Ats igr Hal & Il asseasss.-G4 3; 900
Houston s.rsol asasssIy vsn9e. !.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

RSrums of 9srrIsun'a Camp iEr.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. 2S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

S General Harrison practi-
cxIIy closed his campaign
asst night, SO far at least as
. egsrds bis further speech
making or public reception
o, delegstiGhs, brief sum
mary of his public laoors
since the opening OF the
campaign Will prove OF
interest. Careful research
develops the fact thst no
other Presidential Candidate
Of eitner party. so far ss
can be sscertaiped, ever
equalled General Harrison's
campsien In the number OF
his speeches or the mum Ger
visiting delegations from
outside points. From the
segister Of the local bureau
Of the Associated Press 1t is
,scertsfnad that General
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

ANDEHw c FREY,
MsyOr CT New Decatur.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY.

"TEE OVERLAND R0rTEn - THr ONLY
l.lNs CsRsYIsG THE UNITED
STATES FssT NAIL.
The Overland Fivern Is now making
faster time than ever between the Missouri
River and Pacific cozst. Commencing sun
day, December 18th. new fast train was
put on. making the time 20 the Pacinc
coast In 20 hours, . saving Of one hour over
the unprece denied time made heretofore.
when a savlsg % ifteen hours WAS made.
6sgEaze checked through from al eastern
points in Gni1sa stat a and Canada 10 the
Pacific cosst. E-ezans Pullman Palace Car
e.eeqers through on al trains from Council
Blufs aud Omaha % Portland, Sacramento.
sal Francisco and Les Angeles. also from
Kansas CITY 70 psnVer Chsvsnns. Ogden
and Salt Lake City. Modern day coaches
on 81. trains
Eating houses srs under the Supervision
q l1e company, aud mes furnished sy
Zee fsclilc Hotsi company sre unsurpassed
1ereno snd third class passengers still
csrtiea On rszgiar throuzh trains running
free family s.sepsrS. For further iafor-
matoH address, - TEssETs
cen Pass. and Ticket Azsnt. Omsha. Neb
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

Mr.. W. II. MoreOn, merchant, Lake City,
Fla, was ts<sn with a severe Cold, attend
ed with a distressing Cough and running
into C0usumption IN its first stages. lie
tried many so-calisa popular Cough RENE
dies and steadily grew worse. Was reduced
IL Hesh, had difficulty in breathing and
vas unable 10 sleep. Finally tried DR..
ny's New Discovery for Csnsump,ion and
found Immediate relief and after using
about hall dozen bottles found himself
well and bAs bad no return Of tue disease
No other remedy can show so grand q
record Of cures, as DIR. Kings New Dis
cOvery tor CONSUMPTION. Guaranteed ID
do jas. what is claimed for II Trial bottle
ID cents az Peek Bees Dru. Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

Hrs Phoebe Caeslcy. Peterson, Clay Co,
Ioss, tells tie following remArksbls story.
toe truth OF vhich il vo1chea for By resi-
dent, of the town: II sal % wears old. have
been troubl II with kidney complaint and
lameness ion msny years; could not dress
myself without help. Now I am free from
al pain and soreness, and am able 70 do all
ny own homework. | owe nay thanks to
Electric B.tte-s for having renewed nv
youth. aud removed completely all disease
sod pain. Try a bottle, soc. and 81 20 a;
Peek Bros Drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
Our store has been

Our store has been
the centre Of attrac-
ton for the past two
weeks, and we have
$ ay e q customers a
great deal OF money.
Our aim is not to carry
any goods from one
season to the other,
therefore to make it
interesting to every
One,We are selling our
entire stock 25 per
cent. less than lowest
prices. Of course GUS
toners who come first
get the choicest goods.
Call and judge for
yourself.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
A nIsn or NV P,s

Pstsuds for Pudding for Peach and for Pear,
And likewise for Poetry ard rose;
The Parrot. tee Pigeon tia; flies in the air,
The PIG wilh 4 rlsg in bis nose;
FOr Paper and Pen, for Printers aud Press,
For Phyoic ana People who sell il;
But " ben YOU are sick 10 relieve your distress
Take At once Pierces PurgAsive Pellet.
"a, YES, indeed. These srs the P's for
yOu, poor, sick M an or woman. Nothing
Ike them for keeping the bowels and
stofusch regulated aud 4 order-tinv sugar
coated granu IS, scarcely larger than mus
iaId seeds. They work sently but thor
OngnlY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
|y. 5. sx..s ( c., ;sr:,r.
DsrkoIT. AEacxs 81 1x7.
1es woodward Assaoa

MEssHs. ". :. SMITH a 60.
oner . the public Tor Tie Autumn 4na
Holiday Season Of 1857, AZ unusual
eoliecuon Of choice artistic Eoreisn
Wares and Gems. the selections IF q
member ot their house made during the
past summer Ia The European Mar
kets, embracing porcelain and Fxience
wares from the leading English and
Continental potteries. and All proauc
lions Ia Glassware; Gems ia Dia-
snonds, Pearls, and the CofOrcd
stones; Fine Aantel and Hall Clocks !;
Classic Bronzes aud Choice Bic brsc.
The collection is TIE largest ever shown
by them, and having been Imported direct,
and containing as II does the latest desir-
sble novelties. II Is claimed that ii offers
superior advantages 70 purchasers. both as
70 price and variety.
In Watches Of American and
swiss manufacture. and In Sterling
sffyerw and Fashionable
Js weiry, their collection is full and
Oh l.ce.
N B.-m. 3. SMITH a. co. are
tie authorized sole agents Ia Michigan for
the fne Watches of f'atek, PHILIPPE
a Co.. of Geneva, and for Detroit Of
the Sterling Silyerware of the GOrham
CO., of Providence, X. /.
They also maintain first-clsss Optical
department Visitors TO Detroit are invited
10 al INSPECTION.
Goods Sc. Or approval correspondence
collected. strictly one price.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

All St4. SIa and $40 Csssi-
mere Cvefcoats will Enc reacy
purchasers al the new mark
$3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

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rreises. >sfes cers >-lt 8ber,a. Fewer
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rs.-r~~ refunded Price 15 1enfe rsr Sex
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

You can buy q storm Over
coat now, just when you can
best appreciate its breadth of
collar and extra length, for
barely hall the opening price.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

Our Sac, SIS and $40 Black
Diagonal and Corkscrew Over
coats, stitchs d or bound, silk
laced o. without-SI2 changes
the ownership.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

We offer all the Men Over
coats we have left IN stock in
our $3.50, SO and SIS grades Tor
$3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

For Sra you will own the best
$40 sa,in-lined Shinohilla Over
coat on eartn. Broad assertion.
The case demands IT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
lId-Viinter Oyercoat Sale !!
NOW ON

The balance of our s. Over.
coats 60 at sIso.