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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-24
Boar0 ano Rooms.

A LARGE. elegantly furnished floor; pri-
"A vste table optional near Union League
Club; fine suite and single room conven-
tent 70 Windsor Hotel elevator In house
for guests highest references Gsvcn: AP
ply 10 S. O. LELAND 4 Co, formerly with
f. A Daley and Everett Directory, 90
West 34th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-24

A DOUBLE OFFICE 10 let IN Geo. 7.
n f,ovSeiI 4 Co Building. 10 Sprucer 81 ;
two flights up: size 21x22 steam heat IN
~t.sa,d !. ront 200 Der wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-24
Ciip properip 10 Eet.

A ELEGANT store and basement 2o1
"A Water: near Wall-sL, Custom House,
Exchanges. Sc suitable for wholesale wine y n
huslness. restaurant. &c. oTTlNGER'
l37 broadway.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

During the past few days the Phoenix
Furniture Company have called the atten-
ton of the people of Grand Rapids and
vicinity, by the attractive cut of a chamber
fitted up with one OF their wardrobe folding
beds, To the fact that right here at home
can be found the safest. strongest and best
bed obtAnabe anywhere. During the past
few months several factories manuisctur-
ing devices of folding beds have gone out
Of this business. because the valuable enG
necessary devices in the construction of a
folding bed were owned by others, and to-
day the PhGnix wardrobe Bed is acknowl-
edged TO be without "A peer.
II combines every qualification, being
the result OF the most extensive experiment
in this line IN the country.
Preparatory 10 moving their elegant and
replele stock of furniture OF all kinds to
their new warerO0ms IN the new Boigeit
building they are Offering every article OF
furniture in their elegant saesroom. on the
West Side, at closing out figures. Do not
fail to see their fine display during the few
remaining days Of the season, and read
their al. in another column.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

A YoUNs MARRIED COUPLES LUCKY STRIFE.
The most trying moment in a young
mans life ls nt that time when he taxes
unto himself blushing. coy girl for a vii
\ silver dollar is IS large IS mCuntain al
that time. How h4ppy is he wien he taxes
her TO their lit'le home. How they CLASP
their hands with JOY when they iOJs
around and hnd eacn room neatly and
comfortably furnished, and neither will
fail to give thanks to Him above for shed
ding the brightness he has over their little
fireSde. The husband has worked day and
nsht TO increase the SIZE of his little all.
and when he is ready u furnish MS home
he turns toward Compton Bros, 205 South
Divlson-st. for bis purchases Within The
PES two months one hundred couples have
done the same thing. Why is IT? The
answer is read in the following list:
sitting room-Lounge, So center stand
$3.50; hanging amp, 81; curtains for three
windows, e220; six chairs and rocker s.
total, $20.76.
Bed room-Bed room suite. eight pieces
Sl9 50; mattrass. 81; springs, 81; curtain
75c; total S24.l0.
Dining room--Bk. table. s3: six dining
chairs. So; two pictures, ~; Two curtains
$3.50; total, 80.
Kitchen-Kitchen table, S150; twc
kitchen chairs, 81; curtain, 81; total, $3.50
Grand total. S57s5.
Thev patronizs Compton Bros. simply
because they cannot obtain better bargain.
elsewhere. All purchases are sold on pay
ments at regular cash prices. Young man
when you join the ranks Of the holy Ben
edict," call at Compton Bros when you
furnish your house.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
TO rHE rusln



hllyer a 0s.ss. 81. ssasoFr0~ morn.rf :
ope1 nrsi c.Ass g 3err- sl0rs e. ~ co4s :
D.vslo1-st. eorasr keDg~si s.d saFci
sly rsQussls Cf 0-s snf a. . csiL II
EsaI.s--sD sTs Dests 1srs lers, tlt ttsg
cuux ~lLh ih-u from taslr ls;s b ,EDs~
aGesnsi s-a thorough s11 prscgioai e.
p1r.suoe a. E1ls egsl1rss sbic1 deulor
slrG-es ia n kirs1 a. opportunity tLei
c. give 49, is.acLion. TIE sloek = arse
0ae fresh snd we'l assorted an1 con lsirs
0Eiv tie CLOia1el o. fsEey kD1 slsl,s
groceries Ia teas z11 cstess lhsis l. =
spscl4liy 10 Be made. y allr ~ teheec1s a.
exec eat variety a-l slssss 10 iJl q o.
hsLd. Tie grocery . tocsts1 II The az =
lgiUg gst01 block snc "a eKoeils1f hr.d g.
Nors "a. Residents iu thai v.cinils eauDoi
lall r. sDprrc. tls tDe establish * ~ g nea
xr0eS~y e. thls point sd suc1 snoul BE-
saoxa ay Hearty au1 Loer4i "a r1nexs
Aessrs Hl.yer 4 Oa-ss inleod seepi1g
al times = lfs,-cl as ssisb ESQ msnt. corn
olels 10 eyery resDec. aad one ihAt will en.
1bisa pzlIoa 20 mass ain 3sl any des re-
selection The l0sesl possio.s prices -
a. eays be ssket
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

A0o he- strOse OF great enterprise is
about SEQ l1Ae > ace kt the Tower Clothing
u04s~ locat-u asr he Tower clock. 1t
Is notnl.g < nsOr- IL n a quarter-of sale,
sou-rtbi < tnat should be appreciated by
every IA. u voiu4u n child ia the city.
AyDrsc \ "a oy tue two former because they
,4D TN Otaing or their children st a
rofa-IfuI rriacuon OF price, aud aDpre-
rissro ts The b,N orC4use on account OF his
s.l fi- tf.sAC,s % Fstt.ng new wearing APP
I.art ar. c-ii.Ttd NV per cent. There Is
Do d-D,if. the fect that the Tower Com
/. any ere L. c 4ssed with the list of our
most e. . rprsiiiy 1le ccasnts. and Is they at
Isrr-- t.o-> 0h-r such excellent oppor-
tunf,i-s srcurng great bargains, IL is no
e.ud-. ihr. eniug the confidence and es
-ssnl Z tn~ y .nac. This great quarter-Off
81 vi .ssi ou.s e Z days and the many
Illllrg ff.4riu-snfs have with one sweep
uet rIin enc Nonde rful slaughter OF prices
ae -Dr4a1s n gst move and this Is the
g-i1.esi i.a su -si way of doing it. 1t will
~ r-urlure,ti that an OctO ber sale was
~lv-a. sf. n.illpal ng large demand an
Flii-f..e qnsf cas- Of clothing was received.
t. rltlol st g segefaI other causes made q
sail 90 tu in--s ID in consequence only 3
or.ll1 ti IA go 4 wSs sold. The balance
a' l-l ~. su1> ne Qusrter-ot sale" At
eauo j. asA+1 81 The Towers" display
...s- liss1ieal sen n another column. IL
+arr .rat reading IFrter for al ec0nomi-
Cd pa. sr FHr rst repay any one 10
-..le u..y lfFl.se - col tenls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
HOUSE BUILDERS. ATTENTION.

J. Travis IS prepared TO furnish builders
with well seasoned windows and doors
binds, and ell kinds Of house fixtures al
prices much lower than sny house ia The
city. Carpenters can also De supplied with
full chests Of tools. as can work men and
mechanics IN most all classes Of trate Mr
Travis does not oonfne ms stock % strictly
house furnishing goods. and though be
carries the largest line Of second bani fur
Diture and stoves Cf any house in the STATE
you will be able 20 find sny other article
almost hat vas ever made for use ct bis
store. When you desire anything O. value
let your objective point De 20 the store Of
jim Travis. 81 Csusi-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
Go to DettenthsIer's for oysters.
A grand SPECIAL SALF.

For some days to come the Star Furni-
ture Company will offer for sale their en-
tire stock Of handsome parlOr furniture
which will be offered ~ great sacrifice
The display shows new patterns and is
well worth the money asked. The COM
pany has placed large order for new
goods and room must be had for their re-
ceytlon, thus the sale.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

What Is more acc-ptsDls a. a preSeu
thsn hsldsOme god 1aich or = Deauufl
solitaire dam 5l1s A gif. VI tais 1escrip
ti0u would bring e1t lOy 10 the heart %
any lady or gentleman. Z erlsyn & Care
tens. jewellers .. Il .nT0e-St MAKE a sps
clalty OF dpe dlamOncs and gold and sliss
watches. Their stock Is complete ~ ever
respect. and contains goods TIA are ons
ricn ani elegant Ia appearance and glsTan
.eed 10 De just as rep esentsd. Iusy ar
experts IL Judging diamonds. aud tAei
practical knowledge IN watch mAnutactaf
ing enables them % select only the vere
0est time pieces in tls market Anyon.
that anticipates making s!ft OF ether d
watch or diamond 10 a friend or relat4g.
sfould not tail 10 call on Zierleyn & Cars
ten.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

For some days to come the Star Furniture
Company will offer for sale their entire
stock of handsome parlor furniture which
will be offered st a great sscr hce. The
d splay shows new patterns and is well
worth the money asked. The compa ny
have placed a large order for new goods an
room must be had for their reception, thus
the sale
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Dr x n Ross i a. Es-ile C-sss st'en5-
ine q, saws7s "a sots bs has snere de is
rrraraed hsCk tomorrow Tre DOCTORS
aailities sss phvHcisa I'D BE s7s'e eussi.
treatment of rherasusm e gaming favor
r. a sections sd 10 Is n6f a. 81lrs1 asrt
occurrence far htn - he ca 81 to 8 6isFs1s
r-rv
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18


Pc fr.t 50 a1o-bs 81 lsoe fae IN
n~.e-s a. . ~ $500 --'2 =. -rsc
Fa-ss 4ss rer msse chssssnsA sin tas
ea81 ii-18 ta-4 h--se z4--e -
al---
*s r..e-N1re Exrnanss - Stoczkosln.
- gP1o Sla A49sl>aa -
sart.a
faa tss 80 s-e c.ltlgzrzg = sasts for
ser ..fer - a-- - - A-TVz<sa
h ee1s. Esg " m a pcpuA4-
80 AZ. - siaEis zosrer or
asrss4. es.s e -2r 1ole
Ia trs lslr Ia EEE sz1 were
- ~ $50. aLel t1eF were
.. ata q. r fzT. 4E4 4ka4l fe4 .-1l ~
81 M -4sy 1ca st@-4
4A.s.s tne .ppo.ntle1t ~ In
- Ia8-ces ~ 1-e peace
-. re.. 81 sct.3l II several ~ IA
--.ls. go 81 - beng p-sle1
sHa t4r.
Taa s-t..s 1aest e l. mar
r - Ue- fle hind of
saae. sf .-aeeLes er ki.g., that
a.aa a1- s4--.te Z u.s. SO II Llls Hs1-
dag
s4 vsa- 80 b.aes were ere
r.I.l f.rto+ = res. - y tfcl number
- fsers41s Hc- p 81 died u
caa.t slaa.- peA arrl o-llsg cllt-s sloaz Dis
a~aes
r~rs-r ~ :" v~o~e rece1tfr died who.
e a.e 80 scoaeef III oy ne
arn tier aSY m .so5 that -
llA1 4F a,vs ~ q-- his house,
AID ect l - -as eaL
g. ra ia g-a q tke-s report hat
ihs I've ~ r-,a rs-ss 'afge number
ID. rs Isr f,e W frou e hes. Shoot
iae -fl e. s..a4 = se.3 % DC NE latest
80. soI .. 1a .A y r--h # qualify, ar
t1. s.a- ref ~ .ns
l.s reu-ns af l Psr.s Mont De Pete
to =. ..-t srer saes 'hsf I ~ 1912 articles
49,. r...rl.i f.rat5r4l of s. $500 francs.
q srsre srm lenl vas 81 4se. AppE-
81 a io borrow were ..s4t numerous IN
.4ry Jlly GAl A-. as.
Tao rarx8 Cerrlars % Brrln fought .
q ei wlta lrcgcles- = -srtfug al three hun
~ Yari. apart ID y chargrd fail TIT
lns- each othcr sash slight injuries 10
u-e.t.s and serious klrt 70 their Tlrar
mes 1A,H honor WAS salslied.
TsE Resslln Government has granted an
t-Iti -aDo.if Hl 4Al-Nfl iotes 20 pffFiitc
a IA .sno contracted - rsn Inc OF steam
s-s hsf seen tae Rlssia- Pacific ports and
raeea, Jsnan and China r. vessels in time
OF Ear ~ &c - t1c oisp, 81 Of the Govern
bent
IHE E'rg7orn of Saxany hes the reputa-
.ar of ul,+,r1 Ing the iAr sesl percentage Of
-lie,.ss lf anv civilized 4 tate. The number
issf wear N-s l.iU4. or orc 10 about every
800 oi The population. This ngare, how
rsef. IS no, a. li, "a as that reached in lSSh
~ q WAS hiss
lss dog farms % Banchuria are nu1s
sCr.d Is the thousand. From dozen 70
h1adred~ of dozs ARE raised on each farm
annually. the great co4l of winter dropping
1ore tl4a 80 degrees b l0w zero, producing
sp.eBuld coats. Nh--a 2 z sold al over tns
Ny44l, 4..-4 .4,us Tie Ui tied States
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
M. S. SMITH & CO.,

kf1. ~. ~ AVA u w.,
JEWELLERS are now rcCeiv-
ing, and will continue to open
until Christmas, the large IN
voices of OiA MONDS and
other GEMS, FOkEIGN ART
w Ar e, q RIC-A-B r A c ,
CLOCKS, LAMPS, etc, Sc
lected by their own buyers In
foreign and Domestic markets.
Their collection for this season
in all these articles, as we ! as
STERLING SILVkRWARE
WATCHES S and ] EWEL ER Y
is superior in all respects 10
any collection ever shown IN
Detroit. Visitors are invited 70
inspect, and correspondence is
invited.
Articles sent on approval on
satisfactory reference.
DETROIT, Nov. I. 1855
l63 Woodward Avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

For some days 10 come the star Furniture
Company viii offer for sale heir entire
stock OF handsome pAriOr furniture which
uill be Offered al : great sacrifice. The dis
play elbows new patterns anc is well worth
lhe money asked. The company hav~
placed a lerg- order Tor new goods and
room must be hao for their reception, thus
the sole
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
The Britain" serves oysters in all styles.

Be on hand early at the great clearance
sale at the carpet house of Boss. Norton IL
Ten Hope, No. 5 South DivisioD-st. Sale
lasts thirty days from Monday. November
10. Draperies and shades one-quarter off
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

A. Pro- Aeto4s o.sns o.lege =
? sctfs fri i..fou. u-In - CO arse car
sfrfe . - soDsD4r ypccs. Eyeuinl
acr cl tvcfaitg.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

trade with DeVries for one of those splen-
did new Universals and paw the difference
in instalments.
8. p. DEVRIEs,
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
% to Det'enthaiers Tor oysters.

The place TO buy crus he'd coke Is of III
Central Coal Co. Telephone S34.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

A fine line of family aud teachers Bibles
GEO. A. HALL IL Co,
56 MOoroe at
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Fresh fsh rsceivsa daiIy a Oettsnthaler'.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Go TO own. Hail a Cos Tor hor.s
D.snke.s and ilr robes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

- e vfl ne snt -. s7use e. ths nsr
sfaii-rs At Bechs-.c & Cos
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
a You've MARRLED COUPLE LUCKY srRIKr

Beatrice and Lucille are glsiung Buchanan
4 Co. Call and see them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Dettenthaler has game in season. GIVE
hl IN ell
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
Fresh fish received daily st Dettenth aler'
A CRArp srfcIAL sALE

a GRAND SPECIAL SALE
For some days 20 come the Star Furni-
ture Company will o8er for ssle their en-
tire stock Of handsome parior furniture.
which vii be offered a. 8 srest sacrifice
The display shows new patterns ana is
well worth the money sske1 The company
has placed large order for new goods and
room must be had for their reception. thus
the sale.
Fresh ish received daily a. Dsftenthsler's.
Go to Dettenlbaier's for oysters.
IF you want wood ~ the carload or cord
buy it Of the Centrsl Coal CO. Telephone
s34
Dettenthaler mas game ia season. Give
him a csl
Fresh fish received daily Al Det'enihsler's
Order vour Jackson Hi cosl 0f the Cen
trAl Coal Company Isieph0De ss4.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
The PHGsIx FOLDING BED.

Cheap Hoods in all styles at Adams &
Co.. 90 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Z ooo the di-sOiul.on of the firm of
IL .u e. NTgat H. J +. Roehm sold his
eall~- cE iuc u .iug old snd damaged
fa 4s X shm Il son then purchased d
new and lumpi, iue OF everything kept
os ass a. we e-s, personally selecting
-as 49, l. 10 ei-a s.c Il mestic markets and
ffifc * goods tneir nirty- zine years ex-
peltfpce "a fought - -nI we're not reliable.
SO II ck D. Dtlreit j. more worthy OF in
-.tttiou ~itu sii IL ucw holiday novelties.
"a st O.5d - sd ave.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

60 to Dettenthsler's for oysters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Fen u--y soa prices to suit every
Gust ait Ads .lf 4 -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Rersr- asr car grand s's1Eater - =
-zrpex sn5 5rsper'rs for thiTty days from
N--.sa~ N-us~-- -
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Detten,haler has game IL season. Give
him a call
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
A GnsNp SPECIAL SALE.

Dettenthaler has game In season. Give
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18


Have you seen our Automatic Pen Clark?
BUCHANAN & co.
NEE DRT Go0us AND BOoT AND 9BoE
cTcEE
on or about November %. Leusen kamp p
Bros. riii open a dry goods and boot end
shoe store 81 400 South I1vision.st. IN tbe
new Walsh bocS. Tie GTm com Sc
Young gentlemen tast are vide aud fsvor-
ably knoru iD tbs rify. ard who are eV-
serieucsd Uon n fheir business. ] herr
stock of orr goods Tiii be coup.e e;e and
contain only uovsIfiss that are a. greatly
admired oy the lsdies. snd the assortment
~ orrts and shoes "a ~0rfsT a rsref1 1-
snecfion a. II -iH a0t on.v contain l-st-
r.ess snes Tor a. ACES. aUf vii be sa' ~
rock batton 6gfl~ss. I.eusen Kamp Bros.
cordially invite yo1 al 20 give them cal.
Playing Cards. fns ms3inu and chssp.
aEc. A fsEf q Cos.
"a aaa
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Det,enthaler hss game in season. Give
him a cal
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
Have you seen our Automatic Pen Clarke

The Britain" serves oysters in all style.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

ANT rTAr NicE?'
Tns' re- ius q aides p.ases at Buch-
snal a. e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Fresh fish received daily a, De''entbsler's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

FlsviaE Cards. f7r ns'inu and chese.
aEc. A HsEf q Coz.
Monroe -
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

e-e rr.sv atsl sads Al the womsrs's q
~ 41.s iI1 Aaarne-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Fresh fsh received daily A. Dsi'enshsler'
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

so~s NosrrN = TKx HoYz
kse1kA LHvision a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Go to Dettenlbsler's for oysters.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-21
ASHES AS FERTILIZER.
The Crops to Whose Use They Are More
Especially Adapted.

The Crops to Whose Use They Are More
Especially Adapted.
Those families who depend upon
wood for supply of fuel, make more
or less ashes according to the amount
of fuel consumed. These being of
vegetable origin are supposed to con-
tain, as their analysis shows, those
important mineral elements that enter
into the composition of the various
crops. They are especially rich in
potash, one of the most important ele-
ments of some crops. While the agri-
cultural value of ashes is we'll under
stood in some cases, in others it is not
properly recognized, and they do not
occupy the prominence that their value
demands.
Different sections of country place a
different estimate upon ashes as regards
their desirability. Where held in the
highest esteem they are used in large
quantities. In Fairfield and New Lon
don counties in the State of Connecti-
cut, they are quite extensively used
and are brought in from Canada by the
car load There are pastures in Fair
field County that produced very little
feed, and that of an inferior quality,
that by the use of ashes alone have
been brought up to a state in which
there was vigorous growth of clover
and valuable grasses This condition
has been secured even upon hillsides
where the soil seemed to be gravelly
and hardly fitted to maintain plant life.
1t must be left for science to deter
mine what the entire action of ashes is
upon a soil Of the character indicated
to work such remarkable results The
application must be made upon dry,
sandy or gravelly soil to secure the
most marked results.
While ashes are adapted to use for
most crops they produce greater re-
suits in some cases than in others.
They are Of value TO the corn crop, and
though the potato is classed as belong.
ing to potash plants, we have never de-
rived satisfactory results from the use
Of ashes. The most noticeable effect
seems to follow their application upon
grass and moving lands.
With this view we have applied ashes
to moving lands and observed result.
until we feel confident that upon rea-
sonably dry surfaces they will cause 9
greatly increased growth Of the prin-
cipal grasses, and seem to exert Pc
culiar influence in induci ng the growth
of both red and white clover where none
existed before. Late last spring an ap-
plicAtion was made to moving land
that had become considerably reduced;
the effect was felt but little when the
first crop was cut, but later there was
a beautiful growth of red clover where
none appeared before. There is little
doubt but that farmers had better pur-
chase ashes for use upon moving lands
than to purchase commercial fertilizers.
ChriStiGas al Fork.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-21
FARM AND FlREs.pg.
-One thing worth knowing is what
vOur children road

-0ne thing worth knowing is what
your children read.
If you want poached eggs to look
particularly nice, cook each egg in a
muffin ring placed in the bottom of a
saucepan of boiling water.
Chicken and Rice: Two cups of
cold boiled rice, one cup of cold chicken
chopped fine, one cup Of chicken broth,
salt and pepper; boil FIVE minutes, STIR
ring all the while. Boston Budget
-Poultry-raising is business that is
especially suitable for women. They
will attend to the numerous small
details which are necess airy, while but
few men are willing to give the time
that is requisite. Louis RepubIi-
can.
old newspaper is an excellent thing
to keep stove clean. Whenever any
thing is by accident spilled over upon
the stove, take bit of paper and re-
move it quickly; use little more paper
to rub the stove bright and then burn
the paper.
If hives become daubed up with
propolus, lift out the frames, place them
in new hive, and clean up the old
one. This facilitates handling, and
hives should get going over at least
once year; and the time to do this is
in the summer when bees can be
handled
"A slight leak in the roof of the
stable may not cause much damage, but
it will allow certain am cunt of water
to reach the floor, thereby rendering
the stable damp. In cold weather dry
ness promotes warmth, while nothing
conduces so much to lung diseases as
moisture
-Macaroons: Hickory-nut macaroons
are very easy to make. Two cupfuls
of hickory-nut meats; beat them fine in
mortar and add two cups of sugar,
four tablespoonfuls of -four and three
eggs. Mix well together and bake on
well-greased paper. Put only little
of the mixture in each place. Good
Cheer.
The Angora goat seems to be raised
in great perfection in Texas. We have
seen skin of the most beautiful de.
scription from the ranch of the Messrs
Arnold, in Uvalde County. The hail
is brill; lily white and very long and
silky. They also possess the art dowr
there of dressing these skins in man
ner to make them as useful for rugs as
they are agre cable to look at. Chicago
NeDS.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-21
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so we'll
known and so popular as to need nc
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praise. A purer medicine does moi
exist and it is guaranteed to do all
that is claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure all diseases of the Liver and Kid.
neys, will remove Pimples, Boils
Salt Rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood. Will drive
Malaria from the system and prevent
as well as cure all Malarial fevers
For cure of Headache, Constipation,
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Entire satisfaction guaranteed, OF
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per bottle at Ritchey & Stroud's Drug
Store. 5
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-21

begs to say that it will mail without charge
to all who are interested in rural affairs
copy Of the Rural itself, together with free
copies OF its series of powerful Farm Car
looms, printed on fine paper, and showing as
no other pictures have shown, the right and
wrong side of farm life, its pleasures, its dan
gers, etc. The Rural costs more to publish
than any other farm journal in the country.
1t presents 500 original illustrations every
year; the value of the work of its Expert
ment Farm is widely known and recognized.
The best farm writers 10 the world-60o
contributors. It's Domestic Economy, Home
News and Market Departments are unequal
ed. The Rural addresses itself to all good
people who cultivate land, whether it be u
flower plot or u thousand acres. Price So a
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paper Address the Rural New-YOrk
er, "a Park Row, New York.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-01-21

A government which allows its
youth to be corrupted, has no more
right to live than a government
which allows armed enemies to en-
ter its territory and despoil its people
without an effort to prevent them.
1t makes but very little difference
whether a government is destroyed
by enemies from without, or by vices
from within in either case the end
Of government is defeated and the
happiness of the people destroyed.
Governments have as often been de-
stroyed in the latter way as in the
former, and while people conquer
ed by foreign enemies may yet adj
vance in prosperity, and become
contented and happy under other
governments, a people destroyed by
vices either becomes extinct, or enters
upon course af prohigacy which is
very far removed from either happi
ness or prosperity.