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Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18
DEMOCRATS OF THE PACIFIC SLOPE
Their Leaders Promise Great Work if They
Get ths, Convention.

Their Leaders Promise Great Work if They
Get the Convention.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l4-The Democratic
National committee, which will meet in this
city ON the I'D of February, is composed
when there is no vacancy, of forty-seven
members-one from each state and territory
and one from the District of Columbia. The
Californians say that San Francisco has
eighteen of the forty-seven votes, and has
great faith that the other six votes necessary
to make majority will be captured by the
time the committee meets.
The main argument used in behalf of San
Francisco is that the holding of the conven-
ton there would arouse the Democrats OF
the coast and give the party booming pros
pect of carrying the Pacific states at the
Presidential election. The leading Demo
Gratis of that section are understood to pledge
themselves to carry Oregon, California and
Nevada for the Democratic ticket if they
get the stimulus of the convention, or to
demonstrate that the Democratic cause there
is hopeless. They have a fund of $50, 900
already guaranteed for convention pur-
poses. They claim to be thoroughly equipped
with hotel accommodations, and proudly
point to the Palace as the largest hostelry in
the world.
They offer for the use of the convention
Mechanics pavilion, said to have a seating
capacity of 1000 people 1t is on Ninth
street near Market-only few blocks from
the Palace, Occidental and other prominent
hotels, and is on the line of cable railway.
Another consideration somewhat novel
urged in behalf of San Francisco is the OPP
it&v rlpa-ante1 tn n{fsat tba If
Mr. Blaine if he comes home by way of the
Pacific coast
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18
C0RBIN'S PROCLAMATION.
HE WILL TAKE NONE OF THE. DIS
CHARGED RAiLROADERS BACK.

He VIII Treat With the Miners After They
Resume-Intense Alarm Throughout the
Coal Regions Cincinnati Shocfitters
State Their Position.
READING, Pa, Feb. f.-There was intense
elarm throughout the coal regions last night
PRESIDENT Corbin, in his examination at
Philadelphia, proclaimed that the $500 rail-
readers discharged would never again be
employed Another point was that several
carloads of Italians had been sent to Maho-
ney city,
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18
A Train Falls Through a Bridge

GALENA, Ill, Feb. IA freight train
westward bound on the Chicago, St Louis
& Kansas City road, broke through a bridge
near here yesterday. Six loaded cars plunged
into the creek and were smashed into kind
ling wood. A brakeman named Barney
Donnelly was killed All the rest of the
trainmen escaped uninjured The brid se
was new one and completed but four weeks
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18

THE Blair bill despite the siren
uous opposition of men Of whom the
people had a right to expect better,
went through the Senate Wednesday
by a vote Of 80 to 20. Turn your
attention to the House now, land ugre
your Representative to vote for it.
There lies danger.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18
Fired Ont BY Riackies

WICHITA, Kan, Feb. 17.-Fresh eject
ments from Oklahoma have taken place at
the hands of a company of colored troops
who are said to have handled the settlers in
anything but gentle manner. The prison
ers were taken to Fort Reno, and there in
most part they were turned loose, though
some were held for trial at the next term Of
the Federal court.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18

Mary Strain, colored woman OF
Baltimore, Md, has announced her
desire to meet Jon L. Sullivan in
the prize ring. She is said to be a
good deal of Strain. Inter Ocean.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18

Philadelphia Press Nothing which
has occurred since the war of the
rebellion has inspired so much con-
fdence in the capability Of the ex'
slaves to exercise the elective fran.
chise intelligently as the action o.
the Louisiana Republicans.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18

DAVID R.'LocKE, editor Of the Toledo
Blade, is dead. His "Nasby" letters
brought him into prominence and gained
for him both fame and fortune with the
Republican party. He began life as a
printers "devil." and at his death was
one OF the wealthiest men in Toledo
Ohio,
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18
MIR. and Mrs r. w

Mr.. and Mrs T. W. Town..
have taken up their residence al tba;'
new and cosy cottage On Adam. /
enue.
Spring City Lodge No. 276s q
U O 0 +. has rented the Hall recon,
ly occupied by the white Odd FeIIon,
on the South east corner Of the pnr
lie square. '
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18
They Want His Money.

New YORK Feb. 1.-THE relatives of the
late Romaine Dillon, who died suddenly,
leaving, AS was supposed, a large fortune,
are unable to find the money, and have ad-
vegtised as to its whereabouts.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18

If the House heeds the voice of
the people it will hasten to take up
and pass the Blair bill as it comes
from the Senate, without amendment.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18
BIRMINGHAM.
Magic City Pickings by Jack
DaW.

Birm ingham Ala. Feb. 7 1883.
Mr.. Tom Ellis, Editor of the
Hornet" was shot here on the 4th
and died this morning.
1t seems that Ellis had published
something in the Hornet about
detective Sullivan, and Saturday
night they met in bar room in the
Hewlett building when Sullivan
commenced to shoot him.
The colored Republicans met in
the Robinson Hall last Tuesday
night and organized a Republican
club.
Col. S. r. Lowery was elected
President and J. H. Thomason Sc
cretary. 1t was named the Fred
Douglass Republican club.
Persia Commandery K. T. meets
the third Thursday night in each
month and Zerababel chapter the 3rd
tuesday night in each month.
The Editor of the Negro Ameri-
can" had your bird named among
those who made speeches at the club
You are wrong brother Boyd
Jack Daw did not take any part in
the organization Of the club as he is
pluming his wings for the hills OF
North Ala.
"Iudex" in last weeks Negro
American wrapped our leading (O
color7d friends all over the face and
head about going in the back way
and into the galary of Obriens Opera
House.
Good for you "Index," hit EN-
again.
Mr.. George w. Evans has gone to
Virginia to live.
| heard man say the other day
that they ought to change the name
of this city. Instead of" Magic City,
he said it should be "Mud city, and
| think he was about right, for this
is the mudiest city lever saw.
Since the boys found out | had no
'stamps" they have decided not to
take me to the South America, SO |
guess 1 will trouble you a while
longer
All interest seems to be centered
in the trial of Sullivan for the mur
der Of Tom Ellis, just now.
The financial pressure is still with
usand there are hundreds of idle
hands that cant get work to do.
Mr.. Grant II. Williams made
flying trip to Admission last week on
business connected with Odd Eel
lowism.
The white Republicans, headed by
Mr.. F. I. Anderson and Mr.. Ed
monds Elk Editor of the Labor
Union held a secret meeting on the
II inst to organize a Republican
Club. Some of our most prominent
colored men went there but were
refused admittance and the::Age of
the II instant says that the white
Republicans say that in future the
Republican political affairs of the
County would be managed by white
men and if the Negroes wanted to
vote with them alright.
The Editor of the Negro American
Mr.. A. Boyd, and Mr.. J. H. Thorn
ason Editor Of the Pilot were among
those who sought admission and
were refused.
The divorce suit Of Green VS. Green,
has been amlcably settled, bill OF
divorce and answer withdrawn and
all charges rejecting on the character
of either party. A separation takes
place and Mrs. Green goes to Hunts
vile to reside with her people. Mr.,
w. B. Green settles upon her of his
estate. real and personal.
Sloss Furnrce No is shut down
for repairs.
The continued bad weather has
made it very hard for the poor
classes to keep the wolf from the
door.
| JACK DAw.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18

rHE President has decided to attend
the Semi Tropical Exposition at Jack
sonville, Fla.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18

THE Republican elephant is % per
cent stronger since the Plumed
Knight has spoken.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18

The Southern Senators were pretty
evenly divided on the Blair Bill, fifteen
voting for, and sixteen against.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18
CURES
THIS GOOD OLD srANp-sy


hccomplishes for everybody exactly what Is claimed
fort One of the reasons for the great popularity Of
the Mustang Liniment Is found IL its universal
applicability. Everybody needs such medicine
The Lumberman needs 1t in case OF accident
The Housewife needs 1t for general family use
The CanaIer needs 1t for his teams and his men
The Mechanic needs it always on bis work
bench.
Tho Miner needs It in case OF emergency.
The Pioneer rneedsit-can't get along without
The Farmer needs it In his house. his stable
and his stock yard
The Steamboat man or the BOatmnn needs
1t in liberal supply ahoatand ashore.
The Horse-fancier needs tit Is bis best
friend and safest reliance.
The StOck-grower needs tit will save him
thousands of dollars and world of trouble.
The Railroad man needs 1t and will need to
long as his life is round Of accidents and dangers
The BackwoOdsman needs it. There Is moth.
ing like 1t as an antidote for the dangers TO Life,
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs 1t about his store among
his employees. Accidents will happen, and when
these come the Mustang Liniment is wanted atonce
Keep Bottle in the House. 'Tis the bestot
economy.
Keep Bottle in the Factory Itsimmediat
use in case of accident pain and loss Of wages
Keep a Bottle Always in the Stable for
use when wanted.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-02-18
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
SATURDAY FEBRUARY1S1S6S
BRAVO for Blaine.

WHAT has become of ExCon-
pressman Small's contest :?
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

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nerve cenfzrs, iacgeesss the faFt<1tf ~
tse@fblax szsekssss fls as4Et xetsoa. All
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tisslzss FFsn Is asstEoE "a "a. szrss cen
ter<, & = drel4rsa - - he 8<s< u knosu
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aHifnai AS eesn aarsutizea - . does z
chinrzi iAsS uouli oth=esiss prove fatai. Is
caa = rnsn=st aad sGsed ~ TIE ig.eesl9a &
. s1aai aose u eoea2ae
u regard g. tsmperatazs. says Popular
sesaaes Se~s. this snEasenstlr 4ctioa tails
"A = vel knovn shat eaiorzl tends ~ loxer
sf@ snlalai 1esnKsfstgre. ~Aise. ga the cthar
Aand. socaiss tsnsis - rkizs - IN al ether
respects lias aatagoI.isn q toe sso ag-tss .
sompists, dangerously largs DOES d ehfasl
pros az harmless after tks administration II
small sioses of eoesln~. Is = suggested. hes-
ever. that a. tils frst eject of cocaine. not
Hifasf8il1.nE ffa sl1&f4 1enS 2rllon a*
sslalulaat. IS % 1eYress the respiratory fane-
fsGa il = advisable. ln csss II chloEai posson-
lag. - in1iace artaeial respiration Tor
sls.sFt tiale after sdnlaisgeFlag tAs ss,ealns-
Goeaine. according - the authority qsotsd
from. - sss antagonists 70 chl0roforTn and
sther. and the lnhalation q ssther q thsss
agents ~ih sliay ths eouvuhsioEas das 20
p.ssson0Cs dos of cocRiae The severer
symptoms having been thus ailayed, chloral
NAV be afteFssrd given q keep ~ tas
saecf. Ca ths other hand cocaine may be
ICED as an antidote IN case= - polsonlns BY
naFcot4e agents, especially snch as Gauss
great drprea1ioa u ths respiratory ard
cartliac c-ntsrs Il IS sdde,f tAat rocaine =
found to b. . perfPce substitute Ter strych-
nine, as X has ell the therspeutic activity 81
that drug, without any II is poisonous
qualities
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

7FHE 1oxs Ako EHk eokko 90. Z cisss>e-
/ so4 ta< Cr9eDs = easfkted i1ts >he,zi1 =
k1eE< rA3zr tAe skAiser ~ eAes ee bosst
haze = sxss hes9 e.-s ~ s>l< . S.se. <9e a.oss
e4ez ;. eAkt<r pr8e<& /. . fz>sin Lese<tk
sle<<. eFT. s~ssE e ees<l
uoTEf<~NALuABIs HoTEI rkofEkff N
III 2Ssa of t1s elsf enls Uxe1 $50 e<sns
4<azz4s - kLl.s p&slH< n rem pef ceAat - a.
~ FlEe eGsEcs Ac2rc>< J. A. tastcEs - eta
ssH. 0Isad ksIsde. Aiea
<~r0 VIII. sUf = HONE -RousE OF :
>lJU Eoals .ct ssxzlf r. sa$.z<.ea s<Sonc
ho.as fsen Ii1sela Para, - l-2csin - hath
vel aud clk4sfs u8sef. CAL - ollos g. - ess
bEzosest
tsoR sAfE-A co<r I4gTLK COTTAGE or
Eve roczas and ttFes GOD loss tlisg ess 81
tbe Cslg nual.s F,f1us g 80. tSsy tef1ns- L<asA
4 Dcnt0n. siaciaaznb tasslStns
HOUSES, LOIS AzD fAkAS Fok sAFA
III cheAp a. Ia. c<sbs<rA - Nenkam hloeks
ecfnkF II NcDroe snd Dls sion as s<u
TsOR sALE-FHE BOON IL RIAL Estate
II las struek the ncFthe~ss part Il he city
Il. L. CoFblkg has s1fescs SD ~ iss.s ias spssnE
lie sas hundred mcTe 80 sell ihses ~sl1.a
basss AHA esgtsr esli on hin Al 3 Canals. II
Is0K sAGE Gk kENI-TEk6E AMI ONt-
hsif acres u lsEa ana s0oc arm house With
modem improvements one. kne ooe-han lats<
ffees hsll on seatb llsislsa. Apply - Af J. q
Asxsr. second hzCd furniture skofe - 10 q
Soalh Disisi0n<t ief
.tHEsF HOxis-sfx HOUsEs AND LOTS IN
Y sixth "a ard Al iran $50 10 s'os also vacant
lois in s&Iae locally ssoc house ana les oa
foaEth *. for sl.eoo. sIash psyment down.
txi&nes on easy terms More Wilson siiefne.s
nor eALE-k LARGE BRICK DWELLING
Il home, ca spfingst, loF ss.ya neal ftaDe
dwelling house. tn yxne<sl.s for = 5oa and al
20 acre lara IA sparta loT q 100 al GA small
payments and reasonable tsfias A pspp<fs
nom i2e. Ledyard block. over PubSie Library.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Don't finger articles: dont play with your
napkin. or yo'Sr goblet or your fork. or any
other article ~ ths table. Remember il -
-xceesIin-ly rnde - stretch acre<s saothcr's
pisse 60 reach snything. II i equally inpo-
lie % turn your back - one person for the
ps.rrose a talking % another. Don't talk
as-ross the one seated next 70 yoa
Avcid sisrr ss yoa world the plague. Il
= = grrss mistake - s'1ppose that s.sng = ia
any wsv s,ih<sls1ts for wit Il = always
ia bred. x-uerslly ccarse. and not uBfrs-
quently foolish And finally
RI rou v1ur ears
Wrud save fr,ns ieers
Thrs- thirxs fe~p meskiy hld
rs-cif ard
80 rniae sud rsv,
asa how Do ~ did
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Aondsy j. slsesisn Gag.
Ss SIRE ssa rsx,ss~r t,>dsy.

Aendsy Is slsezlsn Gag.
Ss sszs ssa rss,ss~r tlSdsy.
secure wear s~sss for Oar Angel"
Tie s,Syal Legion and Lsse-a Hand csas
viii meet this afternoon, al : . clock.
Mat Andsrson. captain Of ihs truck In
No. sngi1s n0cs<. II confined noms Win
>icknes4
~ ID Hsriy i home from a sxtenaed
Waited - eastern markets in the lnIeresG Of
Leahy 8 HARDY.
). A. Hofsfra. of rsliahss &c Florida.
tstheE of William ID hofstrs. ls N town
visItinx trienas.
Niss Ensaa koon. of Grand Rapids. y IN
tesn AID saess Of Ar. and MIS-. Z. D.
k0on, Of - SanfoFd-sl-
Charles Scbeasld. OF Grand Rapids. was
IA the city on business yesterday and .
guest q 1As Occidental.
Miss Cora Aooott. OF East s2ginsw, is
spenalng tns Easter holidays With Miss
RhooA Wren. No. a. sandlord-sL
s. II. Stevens. L. n. Heating aud n. Nc
Gran have returned from Washington. IL.
T.. Holt stopped of At Grand Rapids They
Aad a pleasant trip. and put Ia some good
words snd arguments for progressive Aua-
keson.
OErin g. Hoppsstszd. formerly With ia
coo Jess0n Co.. 3 now a the employ OF
W. h. Shepard. OF Three Rivera w. w.
Weich. another drug clerk of this place.
goes 10 Whltshall On Monday To roll pills
lor the leading pharmacy Of that city.
The Distric! convention of l. o. u. T. was
held st the GOOD Tsmplsrs Hall iD this
city. yesterday. State Deputy Mrs. Mel.
swain vas present. and made report OF
the different lodges that had recently been
Organized around this city. She speaks
very highly of the lodge in this city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

One Of the bcss remedies for chronic sore
throst. says Good Health. il packing the
throat over night On gong to bed apply
"a the throat = towel vet ia cold water and
wrtng as dry as possible. over which put
three or four thicknessss OF dry hsnnel, and
cover all with oiled silk or muslin. In the
morning, remove the bandag-. aud bathc the
throat with equal parus OF vinegar and
water, or salt and water 3 tablespoonful TO
the quart Before breakfast, gargle half
pint Of water, hot as can be borne. Keep the
sSin active, and don't take cold
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31
HoxsYsoos.

Say, Perkins, old boy. Why don't We see
you 81 The club any moIeS Has vouf
mother-rn.law shut down on your" No.
Brown; the fact OF the matter is. my hcme
is 50 happy now shat there is no induce
nseut for ne TO leave IL. You look incredu-
lous, but it's . positive fact. You see, my
wife USED TO suffer SO much from functional
arrangements common 10 her sex. that her
spirits aud her temper were greatly affected.
IL was not her fault. Of course. but it made
bone UNPLEASANT all the same. But now.
since she has hsgun 10 take DR.. Pierce $
Fsvorite Prescription. she has been so we'll
and so happy that We are having our honey
moon oil over again.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Meat. gknlc ard poultry Of every kind for
iasal.ds % the aysFeptic. advises TIE Herald
q Heslth, ought 20 bs served g. Tree from
f4l IS possible Lambs teet are recon-
mendei a. extremely nutritious These may
bs purchased ready c.eaE~l etwo wogld be
sufficient for portionl; lay them ten min
utes in bsihng wafer. which facilitates draw
lag out tie leg bone, then put Ia stewpan
and pour over over . pint OF water IN which
Is rlizsd smoothly tablespoonful Of -four
and half - much Of salt; place them on tie
Ere. stirring frequently until boiling, when
add a small onion, with celery, parsnip and
paSsiey Boil gently for two hours When
done serve plain upon plate, OF vita little
melted butter and parsley poured over. By
us1ng little white broth from any meat in
stead of water delicious soft cup Is made
which the mcst delicate can rartske Of freely.
Calves feet are dressed similarly but using
double proportion OF the Ingredients and
ste~ing double time. TLsy are served pre-
cisely the sanao.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.

Manners aud Customs Prsctieed ia Polite
society.
Do net indulge in the habit q letting your
lip drop and your mouth remain open. shut
your mouthr Is the advice Of a savant who
has written = book on ths subject. Breathe
through yogr ncstrils and not through vour
mouth sleep with yorr mouth cioscc: keep
It closed except when you open il for rur-
pose. An open mouth indicates feebleress Of
character. wkils the habit effects the teeth
aBd the general health
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

tlAST ED-s NAN 70 WORK By THE WEEK
w 81 b. AfghQf's. g Nslerl9oSxE. ~
tTAAEEp- -kELfABLE KSEI.GEFfC NAN Is
w yoer stEieify. SsiaEy frola slart GA literal
terms Kszhszter Fgtk fsrm and Nufserteh
Retail Iepsrtmerk Hooker Brown Co, tr.gtl.
tsa. u lD4
uANTED- A coon sfE<OGkAFHER AND
" tips writer Addfe>s statlug experience,
references and s@lsFy expected. ". be1 = thLs
C11Co. -
yVASTED-b MN OK wOMKS CAN MAKE
w big oosy aid bs a. h0nae. Cell a. once i0r
tai psrlicaAsIs Rooms and Tower bsock "
finO sAIESAkN ofGO0D ADDRESS WANTED
/ for city aork. e efcutes required, y. ".
For, Manager 80 South Disizt0n.st., Grand Rap
ida Mich. 81
tIANTED-ffRsT CLASS EARBER: MUST
w be tempsrAls good ssges 70 toe rghs msn.
Apply ~ once NJ Oakes hease, Reed tllys Mich,
or IL hesI Leonafd-st, 6rsnd Rapids Y
NON-uNIoS CARYKRs NAY OBTAIN EA
" plosmenthy applying to Pullnan Car Works,
ilsfrOif Mich ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Nine persons out OF every ten with cinder
or any fnressyzs sihsfancs-ia the eve, will IN
stsnsiy begin TO rub the eye with one hand,
wilIs hunting for their handkerchief vita
the other. They may, and sometimes do, re-
move the offending cinder. but more fire.
quently they rub till tho eye becomes in
famed. bind handkerchief around the head,
and go TO bed This Is all wrong. The bet
ter wsy is, not % rub the eye with the cinder
in at al. but rub tho other eye as vigorously
as you ike.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Avoid the use OF terms Of endearment
when you 10 not mean them. The word
'delrr in the mouths of many women Of
fashion is often nothing more than feminine
way Of spelling .'detestable." Public kissing
every time women meet and part is an Oh
jectionsble habit Remember that all public
displays Of affection are in Questionable taste
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

Gerc-ally speaking. the oftensr one
changes the Undertaking the better A
great deal of eiTete matter passes through the
skin and is retained in the clothing. thus ne
eessitating frequent change. There should
DC nothing worn at night which has been
wcrn daring the day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31
For Renf--Ro0Dss.

RIO RENT-.DEsIRABLE LIVING ROOM To
| rent also one suite OF Office rooms IN one of
TIocS a Nonroe-st 81
NOR KENT-A FEW NICE UNFURNisHED
rooms, l2i Jederson-ave. Us
NOR RENT-FURNlSHED ROOMS TO RENT
II In the Vinegar block Enquire OF Z ID;
Brock sbtf
NOR RENT-FURN1sHE0 ROOMS: STEAM
4 heated; and furnished rooms for light house
Keeping. Apply at room lo5 New Houseinau
bl.ck. l5u
NOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
il either single suite: steam heated; also
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply st Room ts.
edysrd loci, 10l Ottsva-st. 2AoI
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

NOR sALE--A PINE NEW PHAEroN. IN
+ quire AT Sle y. Fuitonst. n
NOR sALE-AS ENTIKE OUTFIT OF Ma
L cbinery for first ciass steam laundry. Call
az once on " A berwin, II CsnalSt. 9l
IlOR sALR-HORSE. HARNESS AND CARRf-
II age; horse suitable fer driving, family or
work. Enquire al J. ". York soma NO. 3
l0niAsl.. or ssl Madison ave. af
IsOR sALF-EXTRA NICE DRY PINE SLABS,
L by carload or cord four lo1t and stove length
at the wood yard o. John II. Brues1 lei La
grave+'. ss
NOR SALE = EX IRA NICE DRY RINDIfNG-
+ wood at sl.50 per load delivered Grand
Rapids Veneer Co. Astt
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

fvANTFD-MANAcER TO TAKE HALF IN
W teresf ia or Kalam1oo once. Also good
ofHce business in the CRY for 800. Rom 4.
Tower Book
FIRsTCLAsS OFFICE VAN OF Good
"A acfer with about 81 90 may secure an
intf rest In business having the prestige oi be
rnoxi prominent publishing house now doing hus-
ines o work Goon. aud whic wik ~ tie ia-
vex.o- from 90 =. 800 yearly. ~ifb GER
fanty of = constantly Increasing. pfyafsbie tuSl-
nezs Tbs il pRrsieu sFiy good opening f0T a
"a an OF more fhsn average literary ability. For
fasEieulRrt address "s,tlslues< Ltc1afd build
fng r0oms . sod s. Detroit. Mirh. =
LADY DEsIREs A BEGINNERS cLAss Is
4 rnuSic Ternsr 8 for = lessons 1ddrtS IS
West Bridge st roorn 70. p
ETED- ErERYRODY TO KNOW TBAT
w ve vii furnish chairs erd tables on short
notice for rsrk5fs n any Kind- sikffs Fur
niture tiore. Sopth Dfsissonst, opP1site A&Flrg &
sson's ks<k l6d
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31
IAKE SHORE /. sIeHIsss sovTHKRS..

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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31
Situations yantcd--Naic.

MANIFESTATIONS AS sTENoGRAPHER
W by young mau OF experieuce- VIII assist
ia keeping books or do collecting. Address =.
b. H., boxs, this Office %
WANTED SITUATION As A STATIONARY
W engineer. Apply stlSi Eichiganst. 81
yIANTED--A BOY NOW STOPPING At ST.
W Marks Home wants a plsce where he can
do LIGHT work ani earn 4 ll.tle money 81
a. ANrED = POSITION II A wHOLES LIZ
w grocery, by nniddie-aged man FIVE years
experience In the business. Address K, box !,
this oiiice 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-31

INFANT AGENTS IMMEDIATELY - NEW
w goods; sells fast; big profits: salary or com
mission; circulars free. address Weaver Manu-
factory, Kalamazoo Mich "a
WANTED -RELIABIE AGENT FOR KENT
w County to sell SchohelGs Vaporizfng In
hsler: quick seller aud good profits Call or sd-
dress II Mathews & Co.. &c eixthsg, state agents.
ST.