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The evening world., 1888-01-06
senator Allison ON Tariff Reform.

DUBUQUE, Ia. Jan. 5.-Senator Allison, who
leaves tomorrow for Washington, said to-day that
the party which had failed to do It's share in speed
ily reducing the tariff taxes would lose In public
favor. The necessity for some action was great,
and Congress would be compelled to act. He did
not wish to outline any definite plan, but said the
parties are 30 divided that in order to reach any
result mutual concessions must be made. lie
would be willing to repeal the tobacco tax and the
sugar tariff and further enlarge the free list.
The evening world., 1888-01-06
Staten Island want. tho Exhibition.

Supervisor Joline, OF the town Of Westneld,
s. l., at a meeting Of the richmond County Board
of Supervisors yesterday presented resolutions in
reference to the international exhibition which IL is
proposed to hold in 1899. The resolutions suggest
that a site IN Richmond County be selected, and
that the cooperation Of Congress-, the Legislatures
of New York and New Jersey, and the orcials of
New York City, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Newark,
N. j., and Elizabeth. n. j., be asked for. The
matter was referred to q committee.
The evening world., 1888-01-06
SPORTS OF TRACK AND RING.
THERE Is A GOOD DEAL OF FIGHT IN
CHAMPION SULLIVAN YET.

lie Can Make the Beet Battle Of His Life
His Chances In n Fight with Mitchell
Jimmy Golden In New York-Ed stokes
sells "Cnptain "-Cartrr Writes n Lett
The evening world., 1888-01-06
TALK BEHIND THE SCENES.
PREPARATIONS FOR TAKING THE "SHE"
COMPANY TO BOSTON.

Interest Felt In the Rlcct Of the Play ON the
Hub-Chicnso Proud OF "The Bcuum's ~
S~ucccrs-0uecr Clauses In Dramatic Com
tracts-KniEht to Return TO His Muttons-
Mvstery Of nn EnElishmnn's Mission.
The evening world., 1888-01-06

Escaped from New Brunsvick's JUL.
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Jan. james 10
warth, a notorious burglar, awaiting sentence In
the jail here, escaped by forcing his way through
the cook shop Of the Jail yesterday.
The evening world., 1888-01-06

Inspector Steers celebrated his hfty-slxth birth
day at Police Headquarters yesterday. His right
arm was wearied long before noontime shaking
hands with his friends. Inspector Conlin will be
f~orty-one on April l5 and Inspector Williams forty
eight on Univ o.
The evening world., 1888-01-06
Nellie Tammnny Acquitted.

Nellie Tammany, the young woman who was the
principal witness against Dan Lyons, the muir
derer OF Athlete Quinn. was acquitted in the Court
OF Special Sessions to-day OF The charge OF having
stolen $40 from William DOnnelly.
The evening world., 1888-01-06

Policeman McGovern, of the Leonard street
squad, accused by a Brooklyn barber Of going
over TO that city a couple OF days ago In uniform,
getting drunk and assaul,ing MIN, appeared at
Police Headquarters this morning IN reBpons TO
Inspector Steers's order. A no accuser appeared
he was ordered back 10 patrol.
The evening world., 1888-01-06
N WRONG COAT.

HE had promised that
she would mend the
lining of his overcoat,
if he would wear an
other and leave that at
and so, as he
had left 1t, she took it
from the hall and car
ried it into her sewing
room. Mrs. Wilton
had been married five
years and never during
that time had had one
unhappy moment.
Mr.. Wilton had been
very attentive, very
kind, very generous,
and never made her
Jealous. She often said
The evening world., 1888-01-06
Col. Gebhard Must Pay $3.50 Costs.

Judge Andrews, of the Supreme Court, Chambers,
has decided that Col. Edward Gerhard must pay
$3.50 costs to the New York Club to defray the ex-
penses incurred by 1t In defending his SUIT TO Pre-
vent his expulsion. This sum IL the amount Of the
Injunction.
The evening world., 1888-01-06
MIR. Abbey IL ALL Rirht.

Mr.. Henry +. Abbey, VINO was 80 Ill yesterday,
as reported, that he had to leave Wallack's Theatre
for his home, was at his once this morning attend
ing 10 business as usual and feeling very well.
The evening world., 1888-01-06
The Wonder. Working K-Wren Remedies
Read the Rccord-Only One of n Thousand
OF the Same Purport.
OFFICE of W. II. FRENCH
LAKE VIEW NURSERY,
HAMMONTOS- N i.

OFFICE or W. II. FRENCH
LAKE VIEW NURSERY.
HAhMosroS, N. J.l
Charles u. Kesp. 40 Erehdn0s place. n. 4.
DEAR Bin While in Manasduan a few days ago I took
a seyere.cold. and hearing k-Wren Troohes highly spoken
of thought l would try them. Ihave been troubled with
Catarrh for more than ten years. and when I take cold IL
always leaves me with a bad cough. took the Troohes
according To directions and the third day both cold and
cough had entirely disappeared. Having tried nearly all
Of the Troches and Cough Cures in the market, / take
pleasure in saying that l consider X Wren superior to all
others and shall not be without them in the future.
Yours truly, w. II. FRENCH,
The evening world., 1888-01-06

bhe was the hhppiest WomAn living.
Now, as she looked at the lining and com-
pared the silk with which she was about to
replace the torn portion, she was thinking
these thoughts.
They had never had any children, but when
people are all in all to each other that is no
very great grief all her care was for him
all his for her.
The evening world., 1888-01-06

A SAFE, sure cure for coughs and colds, ADAMsoN's
BOTANIC BALsAM. KISsMAS. 25th st., 4th ave. -
The evening world., 1888-01-06

After next week George Knight will play
Rudolph no more, but will return to his
muttons in the shape of Over the Garden
Wall" He will appeal. in " Rudolph " at the
company of specially" actors. 1t is to be
regretted that Mr.. Knights artistic work did
not receive more general appreciation. 1t is
n well known fact, however. that in Over
the Garden Wall" he made considerable
money, and he will undoubtedly continue to
do SO.
The evening world., 1888-01-06

1t is thought hat Manager Daniel Frohman
inserted a clause in his contract with Her
bert Kelley by which that young man is
compelled to show himself on Broadway be-
tween the hours of IL A. NJ. and 1 p. NJ. in all
his splendor. If that be the case Mr.. Kelley
is in no danger Of being sued for breach of
contract.
The evening world., 1888-01-06

Policeman James Mclnuerney has been stationed
at the Chambers street depot OF the Erie Railway
for the past fifteen years
The evening world., 1888-01-06

This is what we are to expect from the
Fourteenth Street Theatre: Jan. 8, McHish,
Johnson and Slavin's Minstrels; Jan. Ii,
Frank Daniels in Little Puck" Jan. %,
Ami Pixley in " The Deacon's Daughter y
Jan. 80, Mime. Modjeska for two weeks.
DR.. Buckingham Smith said yesterday that
Richard Mansfield was doing himself a great
deal of harm by continuing to play " DR..
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" In which his physical
and mental powers are severely taxed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
eIIH NElYs CONDENsED.

Sheriff Nelson -as IN Ravenns Yesterday
Everything : quiet IA political ezr-
clss
/ R0ssn. Of Rossn BEos.. Of this city, j. IN
CEscsEo 01 business.
Iasgs are one hundred teams drawing
&C 0ut Of Muskegoa isks.
The ffemen are under bligatisns 70 l..
q. Mason for box Of good cigars
Yesterday ths city sss oyeraosing with
quite an army Of the Knights u tAs grip.
Frank Brscelin, Tie only Asntagus citI-
ecu Was IN this city tuesday "a psoies-
slous business.
The 81 r l. are hauling logs. into
tbis city az the rate Of Two tfalnsa day
from sullivan sud vicinity.
The NJ. B. Co. have unlosded a great
many schOoners AZ that port IN The past
week 10 spite Of the cold weather.
The social hop given by the German /.
.. .. r. ia the German nAil last evening.
vas largely attended and Al enjoyable
time vas had.
Tomorrow night the Y. w. Q. I. u. give
a sOlt cider social at the residence Of A. w.
Cham berlain, No. ~ East Hartford-st. All
Young temperance people sre cordially IN
yiied.
Hose Company No. at North Mnsks-
son will give social hop sr the North
Auskegon Roller Rink nett Friday even
Ing. A good time IS promised 10 ali who
attend.
Geo. /. Brown, a farmer living near Ra-
VIENNA, Was thrown out Of his cutter yestsi
day aneFdsy afternoon while returning
home from this city. He escaped with
slight l4iuTies.
Tonight "doughnuts and coffee" new
iObOgsan craze will be served 10 those pat
ronizing the slide. The people who live
over near the slide claim hat they Will
have 10 bring other inducements 10 draw
The people besides the above.
The Caledonisn Society gave their annual
party in the Good Templsrs Hall, on Web
ster. ave. last night. IL Was well attended
and all had good time. While the tables
were being spread for the banquet, speeches
and music were entertaining the members
| up stairs until the call for supper, when all
lsit Scotch fashion 10 do justice 10 the re-
past, which mas never been excelsed IN this
CITY. After the toasts were given on Bonny
| Blue Scotland, all retired TO the hall and
enjoyed themselves in dancins until the
I'VE sma hours.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
A ual RepOrls.

The annual report OF the Grand Rapids
Chair Company was fled yesterday with
the following showing: Capital stock
$50, 900, paid in, $50 2sS.i5, real estate,
sl73. ass al personal estate. sIl3, 3,S7l.37- 81
debts. sos. .9s7.0l: credits. S64, ,6S3 A. The
annual statement of the Spiral Spring
Buggy Company is as follows: Capital
stock. 100000; paid in. s9.s75; personal
estate, S9.029.5O; debts, IS, 81; credits, SIS.
9s5.
The Grand Rapids Plaster Company has
also tiged its annual statement as follows;
Capital stock. si25 COO; al paid in; real es'
tate $4,000; personal estate, Sl1,o7s.0
debts, 81 SO 81: credits. SIS. 533.37.
The annual statement OF the Putnam g.
Barnhsrt Lumber Company shows: Capital
stock, si03. 90; all paid 10: real estate. S6.-
OoS. ., personal estate. S37 3o26s; debts, 81,
25O.6o, credits, $ll9, ,oSS. 70.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

The Grand Rapids TrlEeRAM-HEEaIB
publishes scsthing review Of The Cay
Pullman trial sDd Of the man Gay. who was
tie DlAEuf IN the csse. and winds ap What
is perhaps the strongest article that ever
sppesrsd in iis columns with a call npcn
ne Governor o. this S.ats to look over tie
evidence in ihe cse and sre 81 he does not
end Ia it good reasons for ssEing Samuel
n Clay the prosecuting attorney Cf Kent
county. AM pisi1nff IN this case. 10 nnae-
6istely come OF bis perch. h.-Klsfr Ess'sia9
f,s.rnef
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

A special meeting Of the Press Club was
held yesterday afternoon. Owing to the
departure today on sn extended trip, OF
President W y. Weston, be desired to
make a SPECIAL repors. After discussing
the question Of renting room for club pur-
poses 10 was decided 10 leave the matter
until Spring when desirable location
could be secured. st present not s room
can be rented IN any Of the principal blocks
which speaks we'll for Grand Rapids.
W. :. stevens. f the Etgie. II. II. Rose, Of
The Le1d>r aud VI. a. True we're appoint ed
a special com mittee on entertainment. TO
report at the regular meeting Februsry5.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Of Professor McAfierty recital of the
lady Of the LAKE in Detroit Rev. G. 5.
Eastman says II have not time TO snslyzs
ir aud point out its remarkable features. but
must say IA a word that. having heard IL,
pronounce it by far the most wonderful feat
o. memory sad eiocuti0nAFy Interpretation
have ever heard. It cs1not fail 10 delight
and asfoBish all who sre fortunate enough
90 hear t. Grand Rapids. with its apprs-
citation Of literary merit viii undoubtedly
give tnis recital the large patronage il de-
sr.-na
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
The HortlculfuriSts.

The Executive Com nittee of the State
Horticultural Society held meeting at the
Eagle Hotel last night. There were present:
T. II. Scott Of Ann Arbor. w. X. Gibson OF
Jackson: Prof. W J. Beve of Lansing: Benz
lyon OF South Haven; Secretary @. W.
Garfield. and Treasurer ;. VI. Pearsall OF
the city.
The meeting was private one and the
only matter made public was the fact that
a resolution had been adopted instructing
the Secretary 10 inform the State Agricul-
turai Society that the society could not ac-
cept us terms for joint exhibition in
0@Dfernhar
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

GaEANTS - THE TELE-
u#3 gram Herald" makes
tH IL speciality OF publish
ing classified wants,
guaranteeing largest
circulation, cheapest
prices and best results. \
postoffice is kept in the
counting room for the ben
eft of advertisers. ''Situa-
tions Wanted" are taken at
half the rates of the follow
ing table, and persons in
want of work who have no
money topay are offered the
use OF our columns free of
charge. Advertisements Of
the arrival and departure
of trains will be found inn
mediately following z the
wants.
The nuns ber of lines an any <dyertissment
eau bs found By dividing the number Of
words by seven. Any part OF - lne ooanted
saons full line
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

A meeting ef ne entire Board Of Trade
vii be held a. ihs Bosr6 q Trade rooms a
Z o. clock fom0rr0e. 20 meet the Business
Men Association Of Ma1istss. in regard
"a th- rsiirosn project between Grand
Rapids and Man stee- ETery nenoer IS
earnestly requested ,1 bs present
iiy order IT
ESQ G. Bsfees
HID O. VsS AsNrs. President.
-FrretarV
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

CIsCurr. 0FFfex BrsINsss-Clss. 2. Hire
~ catherine ivnn. e a. IL chsuce-y
Ferecr,sur- oaii 1iet. ---Jassph M0rril. -
rhanss Farmer AssumpsiE ESclsrstion
Set
rsaea-x-Esfate ~ Lcus Klezk. sn n
ssne person- Order Appearing foam r
asiisrn zus-fiso. - *sfske of Hiram
Nrs,re fecesse6 Executsrs seccrd
surusl acraant sled - Estate of Joan
Lssnorcc d-ces-esA Aoprzi<ers warrant
saa " r>uks<y sssd
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

County C,srx Harvey has sppoin lei Cap
tsin Joseph .. Belisr Deputy County
Cie-T for The scromnassdafioa ~ residents
A. ne Soldiers Home in swesrinE them q
pension ospers efc. Capt. Be- az il al in
rrssfa If f1s H1rue
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

;
fass en- se-s ssi1e tHe Defr5ss EKpres 8 - a
II nBke q rec co1necs ions for hev oyk Bls
tor sns > j , f.Bts Rast
ehi Erfress fss Wagner sleeping ear ron
Grsnd Rsri = 30 i,efroiI
through t5c kess 20 FL points fsxf a. q
snd ee1faE ca brT-hs rsn p secured sf D. -
H&M Rsiir,sd Il ofice. swee;s Hostl sza
a. depos
1ss CaNFRrLL City PsSs AZ &
eEo EFEvE Trs1ic MsusxeT Csiasgo
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
1 - IL : i - sorTaERx. .

A Socs eYe19st sesvx 5rso1 EsrEss q :
n carry inc frsssEnze< - ~ o. Eslsusz,<s
A. f~R1r~ - u erreFs srufsF.
Tfroo0k uekess - e. T1frzs ard o-rtrs - si@<r-
ke ons<hes ear - seezsre1 sf Cnlon Tiekef -Jsss
g Ncrr0<-st., srt A. 1epok
90 ~ t@w - e<ez Tssem 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

The sdrissson - Dakosa e srged "a
s1e xroan.l ef humsnitY that it should
- TAKEN n cur Of the ed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
WHO have been benefited by or glasses

We have also the Largest
and Best Assorted Stock of
Fine Gold Jewelry i'm the
city; Watches. Diamonds,
Silver and Plated Ware.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
@Lsf9syt eHro''-
tio1 Of any Mch-
{San 0ai(y exte9t
t9oy' Of 0stf0't.

ias Egsaiag Lelasr saa IA error, IN
Intentionally. 40 doabf, shsn IL said "the
Bosfd oi Supsrvisors BY a vote Of 80 b 9,
Exsd tAs Preserving Attorneys salary
he same % that of year ago" and that
-Mr. srzxErEE charged Mr.. CLAx with
ne4 lsc.ing 20 collect a elsia sgsiust
Ottawa eoalty and therefore opposed
paying him tie same salary that hs re-
ceised lat year"
lhs facts ars there are only thirty-fve
Snpsfvaofs and i've Of thsm bad been
eEcnss "a and gone home when the vote
wss taken. 1hs vote. ss Il actually stood,
wss "a for renewal OF the contract with
Car and 81 against renewal
Sapsryisor STExETEE's objections were
rot based on tho single Instance OF
n-gisc, u duty alluded b., but on CLAYs
rex zsncs generally, and bis failure TO
attend properly 10 his business. As TO-
quired BY ihs old contract. Mr.. STEKE-
rzx % proof q such negligence, al
daced the fact that Clay had been
Spending h.s time making speeches, dur
iug tie past year. in Grand Traverse
county, and that complaints had been
heard from the County Superinisndsnts
o, ths Poor, that Do was not attending to
the eourty's business.
Supervisor HURD confirmed what Mr.
SrEKuTEx bad said by stating that one
% the Superintendent had told him that
quirsd ths attention OF the Prosecuting
Attorney at once. but that they bad been
unable for st least three weeks to get
CLsE's services. supervisor RICE ssid
ioa, hs had often called at the office OF
tas Prosecuting Attorney on business.
but had never found CLAY there
Mr. RICE vas severe in bis censure OF
CLAY.
In reply 70 al these charges CLAT re-
s,rtsd 10 his usual mode OF defense. that
% saying that every ybody lied. and taun.-
i1sly remarked that Il msds DO difference
aDeuc.a!ly. What lie meant by that may
De explained by an examination OF the
vouchers II ths ofice OF the County
Treasurer.
The fact Is that nos only the Super
visors and the public generally. bat the
men n thu county oficss and the mem
bers % thu bar particularly have become
very sirsd q CLAY. lie not only nsglscts
his daty. bat hs has become q stencil In
tts ncstri,s % decent peopls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

TIE rrice Of saissy VII SC NJ. but
he ~hisky ns~f r,A sontinss n 20
aora.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

nETR8IT LANsTSg& & WORTH EnS-fsRA
~ Rtr.fs 4 sss.nsw D.risi1a.3 AZ tTai1s AZ
Tire a. su1 dessri from Bnio- Ispo
Z m lie. ~ W. ? n
Hrs1d ksF.as 81 -
So $40 ssEi8a~ CITY 81 9
e0s 1irs Fsst KIEtr -e- Eas
SO saanvs snf he shortest ire - za~c Grans
EaFlls sd fEe -8EiHav
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

The ctssrs e Detroit ara getting
very snxiers about that tiovernmsnt
bal5tx DstEcit reeds something -
sars re- fscsn premature decay.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
W. a. NAkFENIEg, Iftnlc MAuagef
WILLIAM A GAyETT. Asst Gen Pass Agent.

DAILY. All Others daily except sunday.
Sleeping cars run on Pacific and Atlantic TX
presses to and from DetioiL-Psrlor csz run on
Day express and Grand Rapids Express to and
from Detrcit-Direct connections N ado AZ Detroit
with al through trains east Tickets on sac At
Union Ticket Office, 81 Eonnoe-st and a. JRles
depot II
D. w, JOHNSON. Mich. Pass Ae't s5 xO1foe-st
CHss. II. EoRRIs Gen. Ag't, IS AOnroe-s
O " RIGGEIk. g. T. and A.. Chlesgl
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

The Judiciary COMMITTEES IN ths New
York Taglslature Eil report tsvorsbiy a
5i.l ie uszs he dsmsgs sttainsssle Tor
TIE loss OF = hfs ey a railroad sccideut
sl0dt0 Instead 81 $1,000 Very prouer
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
THr LITTLE SEED.

A little seed isy in the csrters path;
A little shoot bowed in the strong wind 5
wrath;
little shrub grew. by its roots held fast;
Then a stout tree brayed all the Winter 8
blast
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
Roordsp1.

D0AETTxG ID EsTztBTE PERsoNS ctv
ID H7s sies<ent nn-ne = r~I~sss fsrTv ~
sASrs~s ~ r II p fkre cSr-i@r Na F5ess
at t-cct rnera. stfsr besk s-ste Tss srsE rsker
FrrCf-D rezrenseoceE Feeat<re4 rftb5s az
w0u0 wsk - et1er - pwxnkw ~ mo~-
uDrA S>p1<>zr~n p~Hnw1A mr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

1sN8k OYER SEW LkAf II zot l'ikkA
| aad make : ao.e la sosl Csn tsl het'se
411 "a ef El ~ ecE-'ss fNf ott 81 NV =
s-a 1al41le sz1s a. Fs-- I. 4E2s a. AseRs.s
elocA. aF1sas.ts saeeis
l,OE sALE-A Fis 2 clAss BesIER AND
en-ine aisa fzFtaFEnlG 20 Net itDe saaii
iaE ! nsecsssry faess aud betting, turning
l6 tEt ald shaf<f Nj - sos1 cheap s4dls :
3 4 Lee. Va sad. A4sh -
tsoR sALE = coon CfsY PROPERTY AND
g2od ar - tpT sac NoW j. tAe sllss ~ puN
t1esp A. X ADlsas 4oti
I,oR sAiE-0ooD RorEi FR0PEBTg AND
laFuliuTe t0r salt cBsx , I've trains itod o41lt
"a a. No Losssi hAseE A r Ans-sdT4 II
I,0R - E-sl.so wILL Buy HoTEI. rrR-
nitsae ena al, C@ll a. A. X Anls1el 4o.f
nor sAiE-i HAVE soMK or THE VERY
ts 81 Iscces of pine land ior sale. ISl QaisA .
No 5 l-ese - bleek A. AM .sael lAf
nor sALK-CHEAP FOR CASH NICF NINE
L fcom houst and thiEly lbree looi l0g hsI tioek
from Monroe &na niylslon-st. car IA perieci OF
Ger Nee home Tie 5.sgSst bargain Ia Grand
Rapids IL sold before Decer teF !. CAL ca al
ores National supply Compa1y, a. AoDies = +.
Grand kApios ssfu
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE OK FOR RENT.
III ls7 Lafayette e.. fifth house south OF Cherry
e. Also one smSll house % rent on Hudson Pace.
Enquire OF the premises sat
IoR sALE-A LARCE BRICK DWELLING
II house. On spring ST, Tor 81 On neal fsame
dwelling house on James Il for e. 600 sn1 an
90 acre farm ia sparta i0f siloo al OF sinzii
Payments and reasonable terms T. A Dsppti.
nom Us. LedyArd block. over Public LsiaaIy
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

The Ms8isobs Ministry trok ne treas
arr along wifh them when they vent cut.
s8i me Nsnitobsns would "a pleased 10
sxcasnza little af tha vscsncY IN thar
treasury Ger some 81 the surplus in ours
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Asdams B1tTarsET the high prisssess
tfocculls,n. has bean considering kEEIT.
- kzxrT moter fame. aud ths result Of
bsr ccg.iations sra Investigations srs
last ihe meter ass isTrsbls force. but
that it wun't succeed To- a hundrsd
ghounsnG ysars. SIZE vii End. il S safe
a. sag. more believers IA he after part
81 her statement than IN the former.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
MuskegOn

oks1s, - = es1sfn AFs. Alzsr b-sck II 3
IElzeEAz- EEsA1D delivered sferg usofn-2s a.
yg-ock.
MrskEooN- TRIkspAY- ~ a
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

\ little cough started-'twas only light;
A little chill shivered the hours Of night
A little pain came and began TO grow,
Then consumption laid all his brave
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

CHICAGO q WEST 6ICaIGAN-AIL TRAINS
y arrive at and depart rom Union Depot.
DBPART.
Nail for Chicago MuskegoD and Toedof % m
Fast Express for Chicago tl2 30 p N
Express for MuskegOD e. ..- Is N
Night Express for Chicago. ell o. IN
Big Rapids. Baldwin, Luoington and
AaI'slee. ..-... ..............-....f 90 m
Big Rapids. Baldwin, Lldingion and
Mauissee ........... ....... ...........t s25 an
ARRIVE
Night -EA press from Chicago ......... 3 as M
Express from Muskegon ......-........... 10 20 N
Mall from Chicago aud Muskegoa ~.... So D N
txpre-s irom All gan hua Toledo ..... ; 10 D. II.
Express from Pentwater. Mnskegon and
HOllknd. ..........-.. - y m
Nanlstes, Luolngioa, la uwIn anG
Big Rapid. 10 90 a m
Mems &c. ludiugfol. Pm OWN 800. - p N
sDaiy fDaily except Sunday.
Through coaches 10 Chicago and Toledo one e0o
am train.-1hrOugh parlOr car TO Chicago n
u 30 y M train.-No extra chsrge for seats
Through Pullman sleeping car and coach for
Chicago on II 90 D mtrain.-Union Ticket Office 81
MonrOe-st-
w. A. CARPENTER. Traffic Manager
WILLIAM A GAvETT. Asst Gen Pass Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Tie pastors OF TIE Baptist and Mstho-
dist churches az, Bay City. last Sunday
ADVISED their docks to boycott the per-
toVmsncs given by the L. 81. G A.. at
which shs daughter q tee Rev. +. T.
BISHOP. Of Chicago. was 10 give rscits-
t.ous, snd shs Presbyterian church choir
snd Mr. TupES, Dssroit's ccntrslso, and
others, vsrs 10 ssaist. The ground Of
opposition wss that the entertainment
ves 10 6s n the Opsrs Houss. Ths re-
sui'. as nsy be Supposed. wss packed
houss TIE advance sale was ihs largest
on record.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
strengfh ,ow

Be wise in time Check the little cough,
cure the little chill, dispell the little pain,
ere the little siIment becomes the strong,
Rnconquerable gian, of disease. DR.. Pierce 5
Golden Medical Discovery, taken in time,
is a remedv for these ills
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
Water Color Decorating.

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Designs and estimates VII be furnished CO sp-
picnfiOn hy the uncersigned for artistic Inferior
Decorating competing in p1ce snd beauty Of
finish with il-pspef decorations, hF tie of
the permanent afer. .cOiof Anti IA alaDnifle -
We ggsrkntee 70 DO IBIS artistic and durable
Decorating - - % produce be'fer Effects fof The
same amount OF money shat volid co.. ~ %
az = asBrafe NOfk gBc the psofk is gusrenteed "
tc permanent and that IN vii never require tsk.
ing % 10 re tnst the walls with The same or any
other finish
The ceiling 81 The new euifs1cP 20 Powers
Opers House ~ a ssmple oi one grsoc Of ths
Work