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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-10-31
SUMMARY OF CONGRESS.
Senate Proceedings.

193D DAY.-A bill was introduced provi.
ding that the rate of pension for total dIsa-
bility incurred in the naval service OF the
United States during the late war shall be
$50 per month, whenever It shall appear that
the pensioner was on board any war vessel
of the United States during an engagement
with the enemy, for which the officers and
crew of the vessel received the thanks Of the
Secretary Of the Navy for gallantry and en-.
durance. :. Debate on the Senate Tariff bill
was participated in by Messrs. Chace, AL
drich, Reagan, Call and Hawley.
194TH DAY.-The first Tuesday in Decem.
ber next was fixed for the consideration OF
the Pacific Railroad Funding bill. Three
pension vetoes were received from the Presi-
dent: The debate upon the tariff bill con,
tinued: Mr.. Vest spoke, and was answered
by Mr.. Allison.
105TH DAY.-Mr. Cockerell spoke for four
hours on the Senate substitute for the Mills
bill. Messrs Allison and Aldrich replied.
196TH DAY. A resolution was offered by
Mr.. Allison for a recess, to extend to Novem-
ber ID. 1t was opposed by Messrs. Cockrell,
Reagan and Salisbury, all Of whom advo.
Gated an adjournment sine de-. Mr.. Teller
delivered an argument in opposition to the
fnanc ial policy of the Administration, espe-
,ially that feature of it which limits the pur-
chase of interest bearing bonds and deposits
in banks 4. Mr.. George asked for an indeti-
ute leave Of absence, which was granted.
House Proceedings.
232p DAY.-The report of the special COM
nittee upon the library building, exonerating
Mr.. Stahlnecker, Of New York, was present
I'd and agreed to-. The House, in Committee
Of the Whole. took up the Senate bill for the
incorporation of the Maritime Canal Com
pany of Nicaragua. -,
@$}p DAY.-Mr. Sowden introduced a bill
oensioninp all soldiers and sailors who were
disabled in the Government service, also pen"
sioning all soldiers and sailors OF the late
war after reaching the age of sixty y-eight....
Tho bill providing for the electoral count was
passed without amendment: "A bill author
izing Rufus Hatch, n. K. Viele, Charles In
yersoll and others to construct bridge across
The Hudson River from New York City to
New Jersey was introduced. "A bill was re-
ferred providing for the assembling OF the
fifty-frst and subsequent Congresses on tne
ith of March at | p. ", when an adjourn
ment shall be Immediately taken until the
first Monday in December following, unless
the President expresses wish to the contrary.
oath DAY.-The House refused to consider
the Eighth Hour bill. Mr.. Oates called up
his resolution for final adjournment, but no
action was taken on the subject because OF
lack of quorGm.
2:5TH DAY.-Another adjournment reso-
luton was offered and after sharp struggle
TO obtain immediate action it was referred
to the WAYS and Means Committee. :. MIR.
Cox took the floor on question OF privilege,
and declared that unfrankable matter when
had been sent out under his signature was
not sent by him and declared the frank was
forgery.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-10-31

THE beet.root crop Of Europe for 1889 Is
estimated at $3.50, ,0JU tons, against 2, ,407, $50
tons actual production for season Of l837-8a
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07
PERSON

Mrs. T. Huntlsy. OF Cadillac, is in the city
visiting friends.
c. L. Doty. Postmaster al Cssnogia, Is in
the city on business.
Frank r. Desmond. Of Philadelphia, is
in the city on Business.
Judge J G Ramsdell, of Traverse City.
is in town on business
William A. Tstem went 20 Cadillac on
legal business yesterday.
F. A. Gorhsm. auditor Of the G.. E. & L
Company, has returned from florida
Mrs L. 4 Withsy Is visiting hsr dadgh-
ter. Mrs. willard, Of St Louis. Missouri
=. L. Carton, editor OF the Jacsson
F1ifiof. was IN town yesterday on basl
ness.
George ". Lake. a member OF the Board
Of Trade. Chicago Is visiting his sister, Mrs.
John q. lee. Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jscob Myers have returned
home from three months visit to CalIf0r-
pia snd other western p0lnts.
Charles RI. whitman. Of Minneapolis. and
bis three children. are visiting Georss "A.
Gonid snd wife OF Praspect-st.
William Kidder. the money order clerk
a. the kalamazoo postofice is visiting as
brother. L. 2. k,dcsr. % south Prospect-st.
Captain Gsyett. superintendent Asnev
and Freight Agent Rose are iu Chicsgo. at
tending meeting OF the Central Trade As
socistion.
Norman N Breeze. the popular young
travelling passenger ageEE for the Nil
wsukee. Lake shore " esteru Railway.
was in the city yesterday. shaking bands
with The raj way officials.
John len Hope. for macy yesrs with
Naigf. Hsrp0lshsimsr & Co. and Sor tbe
rsst two wears ga ssmsn in the carpet de-
psrfment OF Sprinx 4 Company, bss re-
sisned his position ~ become a member OF
. aew carpet sBd upholstery co1csTn soon
10 De established IN this city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

But the rich ere happy, as they Judge hap
pinoss.
That is, they have good clothes, boxes at
the opera. diamonds. teas. dinners, and
idiotic chatter They miss no creature com
fort. mean. they arc warm and comfort
ably housed and experience no flesh and
blood discomfort
And the poor, the very poor. are happy
that is. with their idea Of happiness.
They have the humbest fare, they have
their pipes and beer. they care nothing for
the noisonle stc1cnes Of their unventiiations. +.
they don't worry about furs Or lsoes and
precious stones. snd beng used % discomfort
sri accustomed 20 the iadeiicacics and rl7de-
nesses Of low existence get along very nicely.
But the middle class.
Bur the middle class who don't know the
rich weli enough % ask for help and are re-
strained from joining the lowest aud poorest
BIZ thousand snd orc ro~ulsions-oh. how
they sufsr. Il s the shabby gsnteel gar
rnens through which RE wind reuetrates -
Joe Howard IN Nsw oFk Crrapaic.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07
WHERE THE CABLE LINE RUNS.
A Complete Loop Line of Railway Ser
ytce.

vice.
The new ordinance granted the Cable
Company for certain rights to streets is OF
great importance aud covers over large
snrface. The route commences at the inter
section Of East Fulton and East sts.. and
runs through East Fulton TO South Union.
and on TO Fifth-ave.; from there To Madison
ave-. along Madison to Hall-ss.. thence to
South Lafayette, thence to Wenham ave-,
thence 10 Sheldon-st., along said street TO
Wealthy ave, and on to South Springst. to
Loais. and thence TO Ottawa and on TO Pearl
and Campau place TO the intersection OF
Monroe and Canal-st; thence along said
street ID East Bridge ST., and east to Grand
ave. and along said avenue 10 Lyon-st.,
connecting with their present line. The
other route begins al the intersection OF
Lyon and Ottawssts., running along
Ottawa 70 Walbridge-ss.. thence in North
Ionia-s TO LeGrand; thence along LeGrsnd
10 Tsy ylor-st. provided that conduit for
cable only shall be constructed iG Ottawa
St, and no privilege shall be granted TO
cable company to lay track thereon. Also,
beginning az a certain point IN Hail-st, run
ming in an easterlv direction 10 South Ionia-
ST. 10 Weslthy ave; thence to Wealthy-ave.
10 South SpIing-st. to the point of intersec-
ton with the cable line. Also, beginning
a. the intersection of LeGrand-st. and Tay
lor-st., TO the city limits. Permission is
grsnted in the last two lines TO run noise
less motor ROVER" if desired.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07
rhg .osIlclILrunsTs.
fAs LADIES' nsssIas hssa fssssFa.y-fhs
fa&ars Pres rzsaaas-

fae Grand Rlyer Valley HorticGlt1lal
s0cisfy c0nsened zee srday a ths rssldsoes
of William & C4lkins, 354 Lzks aye. II 1s-
Ing tie AAFeA Or ladies' mssnng. fasFs
vas = large and enthusiasts saa-encs. snd
tss nesEias sas PRESIDED over % ffssl-
deaf Charles ". Gzrnsld-
TAe Executive Board ef tae society made
ils rsport And Teesas needed h0lilax alssl-
ings - folIoss fs< the ensuing year.
Tue April messing - Harmony Hal.
y ssG Bridge. Walzer t0Hns1lp- iopAss-
'sDcaSias Apple Trees sad "kos1sia0
W0rkh
The May meeting will De held al Grange
Hal IA Gr4ndFllle. iDpils. saazeZi1's4l
Of Flowers and FzFisllss Of ti0sefs and
Fruits - Piant
he Juns meeting viii be held al tas
house Of Thomas Wilds. Coopersvliie-tns
otE4s osrFy Assting.
Tas IDLY meeting is 20 De held At the
h0ms o. CaDt- v. L. COinnbsfry, ia this
city. Topic "Saba. oan Home Life and
Horticulture.
The August meeting will be held at the
residence OF l.. Z. Woodnan, Ia Walker
tosnsuip. Iop4c. Farm 0ardea and VII
isge Garden.
The september meeting will be held Al
i sparta ropes. Rural tcActcficc aud
| Cooking snd Canning Vegetables"
Inc OcG Der meeting viii Dc held AZ DIR.
smiths taFm IA Grand Rapids township.
Topic Apple Orchards aud Market
| Fruits"
The November meeting will be held a. the
reeldsnee Of . n. Pearsall 70 this citT. Topic.
Lessons Learned From the Last Series OF
/ Meetings"
Ths december meeting will be held a. the
| farm Cf hon. &. W. GarEeld-the annual
meeting and tie TOPIC. The Exhibition OF
| HOrslcultural Fruits"
Ar. Garfield Was called away al noon and
len Suggestions 10 the Society" 10 DC read
/ By Nr. Skeels.
| Al noon Mrs. Caikins suggested that as
this was iacies' meeting and as they were
always on time. IL would be proper 10 adj
! loaTn for lunch No second invitation was
/ necessary. and justice Was done TO the sub
stantial lunch furnished by the ladies'
There were eight varieties OF apples ex-
hioited by K. Chase Phillips. OF Walker
| township. There were The Red Canada.
| Jonathan, Rhode Island Greening, Wag-
ener. Ben DAVIS Baldwin, King and Spy.
sample OF apples was also sent by Mr..
NanNess. Of I0rla for name and they
| were found 10 DO Wageners.
The afternoon was spent in discussion OF
| flowers. plants and other matters interest
ing TO ladies, az we'll as gentlemen, aud IN
| eluded an excellent essay on Horticulture by
Mrs. Evelyn Noble.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07
THE HUMANE SOCIETY.
A Special Meeting and a Report From the
Agent.

A special meeting OF the Humane Society
was held at the Office of l.. s. Provin last
evening. There were present Messrs.
Elliott and Fluhrer, Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Provin. Agent Kearney made his monthly
report as follows. Rsprimanded for cruelty
10 dogs. L. overloaded teams stopped. ,,
cows sent of street to be MIXED. ?: cases
investigated, 7; ca-ss disposed of. 5: con-
viction for cruelty 10 horse, 1; total,
Il. A committee consisting of
the President and Vice Presi-
dent were appointed to secure the
printing OF tags 10 De attached 20 unpro.
tectcd animals. Mr. Elliott was appointed
a COMMITTEES to secure racks Tor literature to
be placed IN blacksmith shops. Mrs. Smith,
Miss r. L. Richmond and Miss Emma
Chamberlain were appointed a committee
to organize Bands Of Mercy among the
children. A donation OF sl5 was acknowl-
edged from the Widdicomo Furniture Com
pany. scd thanks we're voted Curtis. &
Dunton snd w. w. Hart for donations.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07
A CALL BOARD
The Board Of Trade TO Open Up for Reg.
uisr Business.

The Board Of Trade TO Open Up for Reg
uisr Business.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
Board Of Trade was held last night with
seventeen members present. The report Of
the Committee on Grain and Produce vas
adopted and it Vas voted to have the call Of
Chicago and Detroit markets here and 20
into a regular Board of Trade business.
Daily sessions riil be held from IL 70 u
o clock each forenoon.
The report 0t the Committee on
Lumber Inspection Was also ADOPT
Ell and put INTO operation. In
spectors OF grain, produce and lumber were
decided upon and Oscar r. Bsidi1z was ap-
POINTED inspector Of grain and hay and r.
j Elliott on fruits. seeds and produce Tue
Board spent the remainder OF tee session
looking over the articles prepsrsd hv the
special writers for the Board Of Trade 0ook
soon % De issued.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

Yea Llzzis, | Ike % % f&acs sork. bui
| hsvsn't teit like uysRg test p@gsern-.oE
shything else 5 week. These a~i0l
drssxing down psins ere lust klshaAs 11s.
VI knos hox sou feel sDo l e.A tel yoa
Ahsfe 70 loos tor relief pf. fisFcs ; IA
sAFlis Prescription Is certain care ior al
thAse peculiar weaknesses and distressing
silHAsnts- WIZ. IL even cured NE oi pF.r
been e\1Fed ~ various grave nalatlles pscts-
lar 70 AuF SIX ey this wonderful uedlclls
is 70 then only mectc,ns sold ay druggists.
UndeT Aosiliye guarantee from the naaa-
tsctUrsTs. Mai Il viii give Satisfaction IN
every case. NJ money refunded. lead 8 Lar
sntes Oh bosAle-wFspper.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

The regular quarterly meeting q the
Stats Board of Pharmacy for examination
Of candidates for esTti6cstes ss licensed
pharmacies il in progress a. Hsrtmsn's
Hall The class consists Of sighty younS
men. which IS the larxsst ths- ever seem
bied u the State. proof ihss this = th 2
irs-inz citv Al the members ot tba
Bcsri are present consisting Of g y Nc
D,nsi1, of Kalamazoo. President. Jacob
lesson. of MGskezon. Secretary. James
vernon. Of Detroit Treasurer. offmar
Eberbsuxh of As1 ArhoT. s1d :. Z. Parkiii
of owosso. The iast session vi hs he'd
fnsfar
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

: s. T0unsr. Of Byron Center. vas agree
shly surprised Iast evening By his many
friends. The occssion being his sixty
seventh birthday. His children presented
hin With a group picture Of themselves. q
siik umbrsi a. the hist1ry OF toe Nsvy n
the Civil Wsr ~ the 8. A. r Post. ard
manv other articles cf value. Among the
ssesfs we're AZ = r Ball. sgsd s. years,
M r. A Fsof sret ~ Years. snd Hrs.
Tnruer. 81 veers Their birthday Being the
salna faLa a. NJ = = Tuners
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

The California and tlonds Limited Ex-
nIsss 0a The QAesa aud Cfesoent Route
liDcinnati eoatGernl Is tie trsln especially
desirable for tourists this WtBteE. Ihs
Limited runs through from GneiDnsn 10
New Orleans Ia twenty five hours and q
haif closely connecting with Los Angeles
Ihroush cars. and making the quick esl
route 90 that delightful California city. The
Queen and Crescent Is THIS year. as formerly,
hs Florida isvorits line. with through cars
twice daily 10 Thomssgille aud Jackson
vile kAies. guides, etc. upon appicstion
10 ). 4. Hogan. Passenger agent Detroit
Cabinet photographs al = per dozen 81
MeTri fs, Gum block, 81 Nonros-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

VII - A. the Rage Hctef Thu~s3s~ snS
Frdsv. Nsrch sn- "a vhers he csrss al
casss 81 plies. - nas5sr rsaf corn - issflsn-
No Fnite 70 tr-nz. 10 csf1- Cara r.
trouhles 20 u8sIser vh8s theT srs caAsd -
c1~es nfaefv 6Ts esr cent of item a
Henns ,-1pters' - he age Sve - seventy
I re rssica " cnrpd IA ans reex. A. tals
~ ee~ rasfacfe snd ns~sr misses. Cozns
snd = shown aow K = a. do1e Fee -
ssT GeT1s1 or knSlsa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

Dr. Essn, ss 1-s ss si a-' "a 80 S ~ hss
have 4umfIi alt ohs.cF0 Ots u . ~
such toslsh
"A =
osef lis slau a = mrt4 sbas n n . e ~
CPS faisA Aseo b a X
b@a
kaegn k4u-A * Gaa sfi4ia4 f i+F,, y
Of
Ne utaic h q. A ser \ b -
La All xn. fsea3 Q bsiaf %
AL Fa 49, n
e
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Il m j. pa
" a n 81 6 b y
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

Cl-sries Fo1. s. Crefsca sox s1d " r.
A.airael = nsiozitz Of ths Rlcksrson Roller
Nj cssupsnv. siei statement With ths
ccuntT Cierk yesterday. stating tAsf toe
.ss4ss ard arar-hises - sid companF hsv-
h,eu 49,. I'd hat tie coznpsuy hss cssse,i
t.s eer-V en- fae hasiness 81 he Rso<srson
E4s,,ler NJ f1g-srs1r
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

This evening A. tie Mystic Sociai Hal.
; North Tsaia-s 81. al tbs coiored ciifxsns
sre relaestea to tri-n cos sr nasse fsF The
purpose ot exprsssscg opinio1s % - p-s-
senrNs As fha state c0nTen-f1a. suG 20 esect
eerztes Far the xars snd siss - foru
Renrr icsn rcunfv rfrt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

Professor irchor. - decide bet. recently
stated taat Chinese was tae raost popular
ianz1azs ia The worid L is spoken bv A.. r
ossleoo rere,ns. Hlnicstani ~ upward 4
f1c co 600. EnEl - ~ u'crs thar roc 0fC 0oc.
Rs1ss a 81 Haors thar 60 1oc 0so. German ~
- nsa Geo spanish by a. 0o0 aoo. ara FreLcs
by so.so 20 View Torx Saa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

wxs Masss -ee.ev BIZ 81 sief a. Lcwsii
Fshrusry - n n sxsv-sevsuth yssr q
.vr sre. she vss bern in Vermont sn8
~sfh h~r perenss renewed 70 Mlchigsr.
ehs h.s bsen = resident 81 kenf couatv for
krr@~-s hr-e veezs Sbe lesvss q susnand
- ~ sAiidmm. O. Srora
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

rnseai n he usual weekly prayer meet
inx This evening. the people of The PARK
Congregational church meet socially and
Cor business ia the sunday scnool rooms 10
hear reports rom tiferenf ssuartmsnJs cf
the ehurcn SAD mission sork. kefrssa-
rnerts sre ~ - served. sni coriiai invita-
fon - ex,ended. A lsr<e attendsnce 3 ex-
ra..frty
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

lfbis lisa is fAraishsd ~ ". L. scrisnsS.\
real estate 8ezlsr. IS PeAri-stl
Head - ksni< Lz2n - FFea Jo&1soa.
p@fs 80 A Sna 4. "a :. ks3Anssaa's
krea }0kEso@ - hsE1tiek Nk1tsf lszE.
49,. * = blx X ~ sel0n sSs1-....... gl0
tof1<ilss b Ie 800 - a1sIr.t koe3oas. Ia u,
t4x Z Barclay & et4sS-s 2E11-.--.- -
hsill-s 49, zz1k ~ eteP G. 4 z1gSe. kts
s a Snd 6. Ia : s&scksng =
1&t1aA $40. te trr ...-.....,.--s-.-s 80
JcAa ~ I1yle7 % Aellis koAissea ~ 2
e5nNN E4kAN & h1s1fords Sda l3o
Ne IL Robl1s 4 g J&-aes l0aEgbioods
o Z a n5l q. eik {. brs1ford s1as- IL
Ihseaas BTsdf4fo. q a. - EGNY NeN-
SO i0ss s and ( Cd :. bFsdf3fd Atd tn
0srft " Fis4G ~ loaa Il. ssaeyn hos 10.
h4k ~. fglief sao. la
kjxaf FafkeT - Fbsos Am BsebaFssoa.
IA aud = = ~ -. 1. ia 4 . Ada. SO
Ap.8s a. Haiil - Csasrze kral MS. nsA.
"a sc -. spare zee. --.-.- 49,
SLelLsey = tae4~ a oelt A Field, e. ~
-. ne 1. o. 49, = Alpine. -. sac
DAk Alden. o. - s.ssso blfdute zee
lsne - a. >. Grand Rsslas. 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07
"Those Boxes"

fsef~s,st b. tdenf tzprrs @ -
ee1as. fram e. Lsrern s.ssr hc1ssl ehs 80
sTr toH Boisarf fesr g.. rcuttinst tas
fn@s sssortrnsrs ~ steueH and stsup esno<
ffacsdlae lefes Wsf ess' fass-ett. ersf - ~
So Stew Hoes- ls fhx fl,F 70 Fssert b..
afsss 81 r HfFiuneTs ca,fae ci-s ttssf
sst go q ss - sir-sTT lsfxt eork. rr,s p q
x go sasfs ~ r1-.nr tsI7.usE Ls-EsR -
lsrs.e - eies s.sss sns sts1rr a1ooe tn Nfsir@ii
Eienlxss ~ Hspss ssf 81 shszs fDg8s 4 .
sEerfft1s ~1lettes
EIzsbsr s.sasSt n.sas suf dsiFvssst tbe ssns
o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07
No MEDICINE GIVEN.


sMEFIs Hotel
4 pa n 8 %
Ma baa ae+
heAs overs .asnt a
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

Fresh Hudson River shsd at Deter
thaler's, III AonToe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07
SOME TOUCHING SCENES.


ismols
be fYn N 10
ttonc OF b
~ sy a. Ane1 l b l
he uleus st0 IS
LTlei IA he uo
Tea NJ
deaf auid
m sf-m . t as s
nyie AL M -
Isl
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

Frssa co5asa. hzfe eat. nscksrsi. sns q
Is DsFtentaa e. =. IL A6sr5~--t
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

Fresh Hudson RIVER shad 81 Dstten-
thalers, IL Moaros-si-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

Fresh Hudson River shal az Delsea
thaleT's. III AonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

Fresh Hudsoa River shad at Dstten-
thsler ., III AOnr0e-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

ofcog OF
wqr1s p .ss r. '9a ,
ana cs, % & IS & As3 sss p ass % s-s rsi e
% iisars Dr.
Ny Of D'Ff Of The HH BY pr % s 's %
isys
isfe3
' AN OPEN LETTER.
"a h.na'e aiss
.oaa st i % % w a can ~ as
mss over e s s s s N no & os
H
inn tWent, ION
III, slS as sF ,iS 'n 1n R M Ss lsss ss
% s' as az ~ Or sS,
n:e w: es.sR s . % have a @ ns
tos Co ce.e lss a. 40 w W o e r gtar ~ s o 81
'ofeoae :fA x ""tsr
Torn OF = Fb~ ns
~ .se tf
a 1 ne OPT n. ss se "a
Ign l9 by ss %
sst~s- q zee S's -, sa.
o o9s Cd .pclase
LOSS OF VOICE.
wls 81 'hs5 ss9sis se - 4 ~ 90 s" 20 ne
be e es s s.s - s :.
ss - .ss e.s
hapeya
ri ae oae @ sye ~ sas
tsg sia Wet ,s,nH s,9 ss '' " "'
lht sh hss rt -a s sr o. ss 'e
l sstsh
osy
s co % s,ssg & TO-. nsSssssss
H nHasa
% HHHsa Ran sh" hre
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

Ths foliowinz : Ast of fhs zsr-i2xs
Iiceas-s iSsnef sirce lzss prhisHe5. 80
sne sanrs - Sence vhen o1ss9e tks ely
aaa ares ~ t1e parties
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

Actual pleasure ia use Of ; Sewing
Mschiue. If you euy a genuine Automatic
made only by Wilcox & Oibos 5. Al. CO. W
& e. Medallion trade mark on ever
machine, WoNAs's KxcHAS6E
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-07

Charles GsrdnCr soa OF ;rdgs Gardner O
ducioe nosling specks ana DARK sp.ts be
cured by tour treatments.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

HAERlED hE< ca NES WITH HQSFT
vi mAght % VEL - ksek q = S19fee AeE srz
t4tialBg= - DEsa1s<s street IHo c.o<k, <roza
Ssss- Hels& a. 5 FEosl2. Loves. t.Scx oT<o
sl<e r~eet H4&el
EQ8 SALE HE HAVE FEV MORE
i heas<s fes s4,e a. lss<on2lse pfieek 49,
ssFeks. sloskS sad vacant lots 0za2o tnho1. =
sna fosef block. III
Isok sALE-Eok cEKAP. HlcE Lofs. NELL
kam bAock north ess. eofaer Monroe aud DsSl-
sio- AIS. Ia
WASTED-A PCEcaAsER HoUsE AID
W l1I. Is S1nnzff-st- Cne - tae nioe<f 1oc4
tleos ga tie Nest 5sds. Hous~ II soca rspsif-
Gas. c.s EN-. sewerage. eliy water iof AVA
1esns y - coa8. b@ssnce % easy terms
LOB SALE-A ooAfLETE HONE NINE
ro>l1s nes x1sd Ela1<FD. iouf doors rom
cherfyst. feFDls 20 sgit Lnsaife Ae. q
lE2r.eH-s< 10
nor sAIE-6RFAf BARGAIN TO A cAPi-
tsii>t. Oas Of tie besl business oorpss n
centre of city. iot lenxt19s nexf thirty DAYS. b
G. 6irdlsT, roon ~, P1kree block l9ztf
non sALE-HOUsEs AND LOTS, VACANT
i leGs aud fsTsns: some choice bargains If taken
con Hughes 4 Thomas. foonas - aid 81. New
HeusensR block ssll
L,oR sALE-THREE LOTS on LAFAYETrE-
from CITY Hall 4. II. stafford, y Pearl-sG ~
HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE
Ill cheap al Dr. Members. Nenhsm biecs,
corner OF AcnEos and Dlsisionsts- ssti
C0R sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
II bouse. On sprngsf-. tor 5000 A neat frame
dwelling house, tB games-sf. fof tz-ooo and an
70 acre fsrn IN Sparta for S.7oo. ell on small
payments and reasonable terms T. A. Dapp<r.
soom l2s. iedyard blsck. over Public Library:
zElf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

SO read the hesdlizes of many . newspa-
per column. and We persue with palpitating
interest the details Of the cstasirophy. and
are deeply impressed bv the sacrifice of hu-
man lives involved. Yet Thousands OF men
and women are falling victims every year
TO that terrible disease. consumption
t.crof1ls Of the lungs. aud they and their
friends are satisfied TO believe the malsdy
incurable. Now, there could be no greatef
mistake. No earthly power, of course, can
restore a lung that is entirely wasted. but
DR.. Piercs's Golden Medical Discovery will
rapidly and surely arrest the rawlings OF con-
sumption. II taken in time. Do not. there
fore. despair until you have tried this won
derfui remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28

trsaeis smith vss In saginaw YESTERDAY
Fifty foar na1or dealers have already
taksn sat o<fnd..
Tks frisnas Of Rev. Aid rich viii be glad
70 kaas tAsL hs u nov On ins fair rosd 70
Fslosssy-
Amsoits livery stable - being Fushsd.
sna vork has already hs<n texgn Ga the
s~o0Bd story. Is siil Dc ready loF 0cCu-
paney ~ the middle oi May.
The STAR Opers Company close their very
sacesssfai enxzxsnsslE n this city cy pre-
sent1ns -fiDztsrsP ~ t8e nasEinee lhis xf-
t@rnoon aad the Princess Of T7ebizoade
this zysnlng- Ssxt seek they are IA Gr2ed
Rapids
Il is estimated thar Bsarly sl0.0oo have
been dissftsd from their regular ebannels
snd gons 70 Chiczxo A. waess 10 vessel
lo2dxfs living 10 that city. which should
have been distributed among our business
men. al through tes short-sishtedness OF
vessel owners Ia refusing % pay our loeal
dock wosiopers What they SHOULD received
for their services.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-28
C.Ir,osxI. AND From. Tar.

The California and Florida Limited Ex-
pres, on the Queen and Crescent Route
Cincinnati Southern) 10 the train especially
desirable for tourists this Winter. The
Limited runs through from Cincinnati TO
New Orlesns ia twenty-five hours and a
bali. closely connecting with Los Angeles
through cars end making the quickest
route to that delightful California city. The
Queen aud Crescent is this year, as formerly
the Florida isvorite line, with through cars
twice daily to ThomssvilIe and Jackson
vile. Rates. guides, etc. upon spplicstion
TO j. X. Hogan. Passenger Agent, Detroit.