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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-27
Communication between Deaf Mutes.

Communication between Deaf Mutes.
The modes Of communication between
deaf mutes have received a most impor-
tant advance from q method recently de-
vised, which consists in each letter Of the
alphabet being represented by some por-
ton of the palm Of the hand. For in
stance, the cninence between the first
and second joints Of the index finger
corresponds to w, the one between the
second and third to NJ, and SO on. The
hand thus alphabetically divided is placed
palm downward in mold, whose bot
tom is perforated with holes which cor
respond to the lettered parts of the hand.
Each of these holes permits Of the pass
age Of small hammer, which is pressed
upward by the passage Of an electric cur
rent. These various hammers are con-
nected with an apparatus similar TO the
key board Of the piano, each. key repre-.
senting a letter, and bping. connected hX
wires with the corresponding hammer III
the mold. 81 A teacher can spell ont the
words on the key board, when the ham,
mers fly up through the openings in the
bottom of the mold and spell the words
by touching the lettered eminences of the
hand of pupil. Any number Of molds
may be attached to the instrument, and
a like number of pupils be simultane-
ously instructed. Globe Democrat.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-27
A Scared Gambler.

Speaking Of the late German emperor,
NJ. Albert Wolff says in lie Figaro:
Army officers were not allowed to gam
BILE at Baden-Baden. One evening the
king was visiting tho tables when he
noticed q subordinate in civilian dress
trying his luck at trente ct quarante. He
had placed two OF three louis on the
table and had won nice little sum,
when he saw the king opposite. He
turned pale, trembled and hesitated to
take possession Of his money. There
upon King William approached and
whispered in his ear: Don't be afraid.
Take in your money, but don't do it
again. - New York Tribune.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-27
".susA sr. MARY ,.oLr."

-~sJSl Of. mAHf t.OLT.
'Uttr stranger that you Arei" Why,
even In his concern and distress, Amyatt
almost laughed out aloud. A stranger 30
her--a strangeri Why, tho letter, the
handwriting, the name, had ala brought
back theself same memory that the cover
0f the child's letter had called back only
the other day! The memory Of whata
Well, just this of the only woman that
he had ever asked to be his wife, the only
woman he had ever loved.
She had told him frankly and simply
that she was engaged to another man.
and Amyatt had rushed away, never
asking. In his misery. so much as his
ri<ai's mama. r.r.,
80 Il had been Holt And he was
dead. Yes, evidently he was dead. for
she had said that she and the child-the
child who was dying. were quito alone
in the world. -taN
But he could help her therei She
should be alone In the world no longer,
for he would go to her--he would stand
between her and the world, he would offer
her his strong arm and his true heart to
guard her from all evil. to keep her 70 that
trouble should not come nigh her. =,
Ay, but could I've help her 10 that
trouble should not come nigh her9 No;
no. alas! for when he reached her aide,
her little child was-dsad. John Strange
Winter in London Ladies' Pictorial.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-27

pussy men no. wnen one day ne realized
that &C was moro than SIX weeks since he
naa beard from ms child friend, Laura
hoa. How cad tnat the little soul
mas not .ritten' ne tnought; perhaps
she, soo' mas foigoesen.
however as ne mao just got some
humoers "a magazine IN winch a short
story OF has was appearing that month,
ne pat . ~raPPer round one ana i'd
dressed II 10 MISS d'aAra HON.; ana oy
return o. posi- .here CAME ior MIN letter
III seranse hahownung bearing the
post marx % the town In which she lived
Ay: oue WAS 50 stranger Amya9
stareu AZ ~ Sor tuii minute before he
opened w. mas memory goang pack' back,
oack- -onI 70 lne Gays On ms ooynood'
gone neses 20 come again. never any
more. ana Inen' when ne tore the cover
ana iound tnae II contained ntsle note
IA ms iriend ooanu handwriting' that
memory straig*~ay vanished;
Dear Mr. Sonn Dawea SAID
fhank you 90 mach Tor sending me the
story. mother q just going 60 read it 70
Ecu must nave tnodght n ooo didnt
- - 49,
can only sit up ION lew minutes ana
wrlSe win pencil now. ! THINK l am
iatner oetter. 1 nave oesn nve weeks Id
ood ALREADY Ever your loving Friend.
AohA:
0a'uiaiy' Amyatt knew Dun httie
aoous 1he aiiments OF cniidren, nut It
seemed 10 MN that Tor a chid OF years
oAo 10 oe LII oeu hVe weeks az stretcn'
Win 40 immaculate prospect OF getting up
again: was a very PAD slgn' ana an nus
anxiety No Appealed 10 the regimentaa
suigeon a.,
"hass Tic ma''er WITH the cnid'
he asked:
~, aoh know. i, -,
men youo oet'er MAKE the Illness
shor.er' or give II scariet iever, ne said,
tninAins "'al Anyate was merely stating
c saS 10. one Oh ms stories.
,. pu, /" IL reai chio' 'he MAJOR ex-
p .W
-, oau non ou'' 'he"' returheo
INC uoCcor, oecsucoiy.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-27

Simmons Liver Regulator produces
no unpleasant effect upon the stom-
ach no matter how long it is taken
A little taken at night insurcs re
freshing sleep and natural evaculati-
on of the bowels. A little taken in
the morning sharpens the appetite,
cleanses the stomach and sweetens
the breath.
never recommend a medicine
unless I know it to be good. In a
ministry Of twenty-five years | have
often felt the need of such a medicine
and when found it / exclaimed; Eu
reka Rev p. Harper, Prop.
Christian Visitor, Smiihffeld, N G.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-27
WAGONS
HARVESTING MACHINERY.

have the celebrated Walter A. Woods whom hundreds of
farmers acknowledge be the best Come and see the six
foot cut Mower have the H. Thomas Sons Rakes and
Tedders. The Burch G. Gale Flows. The Buckeye riding
and walking Cutvaors and Spring Tooth Harows and the
Buckeye Force Feed Grain Drill and fine assortment
of Small Tools Ifin need Of F N CLING come
and my Fence Stats which am selling S, 50 per
one will build 80 rods of fencethey kxa in feet
long, Norway pine. A. K. HARTSHORN Nam Street
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-27

nWOSSO Lodge, No .ss, I. %. F., meetsevery
~ Friday evening, in Odd Fellows Hall, Sd
story, over the new PostofIice Building
All brothers in good standing are cordially in
vited. ii. A, MEDDAUGH, N.G.
OSCAR WELLS Sec'v
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
THE YELLOW SCOURGE
GROWING MORSE HOUR sY HOUR
ssss1ty-sssez Nsw Gases ..d ttEkt Deaths
1sstsra3y-A IAst Of ths Dead
a0tAl hs.b<r Of Cases
- Date S1l

JAoxsssyILLE Pa. sept 7. - seventy
ss.ss ps~ cases Of yellow fsyer we're re-
ported for The twenty fssT ksurs ending al
p Ia. today and EIGHT deaths. Ths stu
slios becomes hour ~ more DESPERATE The
deaths today were: Dr. Cone Williams. .
prominent druggist and popular citizen.
Ma. Crscis. n. A BrothsrtOn, ks. her.
Tiek. Au. Davenport looloredl. A. c. os-
valid. r. ID. hcCleggitt, hns wsshinEtoE
loslsredl. hrs. Herrick is the third Of her
family 10 die Dr. =. c. Waison, =
druggist died today Of what 10 reported as
bilious renittsIt lever Miss Nellie Rogers,
manager Of the Singer Sewing Machine
Company. died tonight after the official liss
closed. Total cases 10 date OIL: deaths 90.
Reports that yellow fever Is raging at
AcClenny. Fla. 50 miles West OF here, are
confirmed. kcCisnHy is the county seat OF
Baker county. with . population Of about
three hundred. Three or four deaths have
occurred there.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

lstrsr n aaosgs.acs. We 5os't 5siisFs Ia
sscsf efm Tor ziH 1sa t1s 1kQ
no-oln4tsd - IA Republicans Lskzs IA
ss4f "a tEs Prssiisausl csxr BE slh sea
lz4E a. ssA rsoaeIsg tss wages a .orx-
l2S8<a slzaii sscol4s . az
Wsf Cisssisaa ass ass - issQss
u@ss&ss - ~ - create ghs impression
1n.E 80 . not trucking % TIE EBgisa.
~safs s<ssn ys4rs .xs. ~asa Ae s.s
aired = s4sstisals lAsa. sus be can
nss Ros - saPpis@eassry Ass-
says furaisA q saostituts for ssxEss-
azaaship. E1z kad wants 40 sk
-ith America sns csat arfsrc IL Ne
heard sDooG var Ia 1910 xad Ia lSlL We
don sa1g -kr sith oar Northern nesxh-
0sTs, sat II Issrs shoaid Dc oas ws wanG .
ulsR ia tAs frssiasnlial cE4ir $40 kns~s
aoogI var Load applause. Geasrsl
hArrison ai1 s0s wsit 10 90 drafted Hs Is
sdch a assn "a 90 want be . . man vac
-ogld maintain tas digaity Of the Anasfi-
csa people. Win hlz IA Iae Prssidsn sizl
CHAIR there ss0ld - no dagger OF car os-
lag s1a0oed - England
ins speaker ala not eellsss in swearing
every f0rsxEsr On the lLVssAola Of thls
eountry 70 SO whsIhsE hs VAS . rebel
against the countFy frsm which he comes.
iasy saoala % loyal 20 tAis country that
SHOULD 80 the test. Sons Of the ssst pa
trots Ne have ha1 have seen rsosls 20 their
own eeunEries- They sAsuld not es eI-
eiaasd- Do yO0 think Blaine vosld have
proaglxsgsd such . policy IS that nov
hsngink 10 Congress o. the instance OF
Secretary BAyari7 HErrison will not
adopt such . policy.
Fellow Irish-Americans. do not be AFRAID
- come cut Sf the Democratic party. Ii
nen hsd sot changed their Affiliations there
would have been 10 reform. Logan and
Grant had ossn Democrats eus they bad
bssa converted Thsrs should bs no slavery
70 party. Ia conclusion the ex-ConErsss-
man said that ne believed that the people
would tell Cievsland sad Carlisle that ue
have tried them and found them wsa Il AZ.
Nd that Ne have chosen as our guides Ia
prosperity and honor Benjamin Harrison
and Levi p. Morton.
The speaker was loudly applauded, and
the meeting closed with another song by
the Eles club.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
A WOLF IN SLEEPS CLOTHING
A Trial at the ~. n. Csnfsrescs ss ST.
Joseph,

A Trial at the ~. n. Csnfereses 1T st.
Joseph,
ST. JosrrH. Mich, Sept. THE trial Of
Rsv. ". Hanson. of Traverse City. 10 on
the three charges of immortality. lying and
disregarding the order and authority OF the
church In ssspending him from the minis
try. He is charged with illegal intercourse
with one Nancy Mead, Of Trav-
sTss City, At bis owa home, IN
the sssescs Of his ~ife, and With
occuprirg TIE sane room With her st ths
Esgl. hoisl in Crsnd RsDids registering a.
". HeRasrser and wife. from Traverse
City. The charge Of lyips consists in nis-
representing his Whereabouts st the tine
rhsn be vas IN Grand Rapids With The
woman. he 10 lsssisg the defense 60 by
default pTsfeTrise the healthy stmos-
Dscrs of TFsverse City, rather than
to face tie music gsing on 81
st. Isssph. The vonsn, Nancy Mead,
% reported to Be lsres and rather hns-iosk-
ing and Tsiupt1ens TIE fesiinE seems 10
De tsss Mr. Hazson has s.ea sss man
for TIE church. snd ths rssult Of the trial,
unless he sarriss 70 sssv nss innoceBcs
q not ssrd TO sntieipsts.
In tas confsrsuos tedsy little ~ss done 81
cept rouase Business. Fre<iosnt FisEe, ol
A siss eoilss., rspsrtss tsst Dr.. J. Rslo,
a. Ne- 7 era. hsa gwen tks college $500,
sad tsst az slansi prefsssoTship snao~-
ur-os vss started ~itn s. 90 subscription
from Gen Clirter 3 FISK. A. =. HAT.
G. kufst X G. Cssse A. p. NsEisr. 8.
kiilsso. p. Els-s-h, e. h Tsse5ssa, I
Lindsil J n R~nn-tt, y. J. Tks1ss A
- ss.~.vt s-a " n ?. Coes ~srs &C nit
TOD a. nssse-, Of tas confsrsses
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
MAxWELL'S GRAVE.

An Att empt to Rsb It-A Man Hired 10
Watch 1t.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 7.-Shertly before day
break this morning an attempt was made
to rob the grave of Maxwell, the murderer
Of Preller, recently hanged in this city.
The attempt developed the fact that one
John Shevelin has been employed to watch
AaIwelrs grave every night. at salary of
tive dollars q night. His employer 10 q
lady unknown to him. aud investigation
has failed TO established her identity.
This morning three men entered the grave
yard Of Calvary cemetery and approached
Ms1welrs grave. Shevlin seeing them
fred his pistol, frightening them away.
They ran to wagon in waiting near by
and drove off rapidly. No clue TO the
would-be robbers has been found.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

Miss Jennie Jonss. dsugstsr Of Thomas
Jones, prominent and -ssltsy farmer in
Ails1viIle. 0tss~s county died iev days
sso. Sbs vss visiting ~ the hone Of RobeTt
fntchard. o cousin. -ss1 soc vss sud
denly tsxs1 III and died in lss tssz ere
hour.
kissTonss hss nsnv friends n tais cit.
-ho I'll % surprised ssd pslned 20 earn
of hsr dssfs
shs rss % Rave se~s married - fs-
daYs aud -ss barred IN ssr wsadiag dress.
TIE funers ~ss ned yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08


I,0k sAlk- augsf All loI - FlFrH
L az - sa2t-a . ek o., aewf reelaenes
- re.stA~A ns~l ssrttnet - - asst
bran nes eeas< aloaein ~ is lei .oAl1.. "a Ter
sessfs D. - seoiioaes "a 5smes >t, ~ s-le
h.is-s . reoss =. s,a2i& inss trfss baacks
noa ~ IA hI o. a. ? and slsEs olheF h4f
ssiis "a res- essas tissoss Ane oeur
blaaG n
TARIFF REFORM Don't Man FhKf
j ifsas eu lols a. a. osoa. o. oes1 An1
eslsnks 80 saanGFis NlIlotl iut0resl aosx saesn
seos chance i0l AZ .sooF.as aAsn / =
ff0Fin| Asfe.i bis a. aff'a@iit sSe hsiel
/ hANf Ooon klhl kbkN lot rpok
/ which art nas osi staae tfess sskikt seei
No0As .si kaEs sno t&ks psf in fcnt 81 hossse
eensenios. IA street c4u AddTe- ~EkcAAnket
hs~a ~ llias~alak htlie4as Gas a.
nON'1 Fok0FT THA7 w VIII sFiI YoT
~ nice houss su shite sdet,eS inr slssi
suEa no~n t,slaHne oa ions tims oas . sn-
sss. sne lsvei slost az
n Aol WANT 4o Rlf A HoUsk AID LOT
esnusliy loo.lea = hsEssih. cal .H @.
fctsll = 4oSoT aisck -
NOR sAtf- -COfTAeF AND COgNEk LOT
u North ave ano Nadisan-st So fesiasnos
loss 49, osch sNd ups afsit ou a a. laaa 81 ard
coiiege-sFe ? { oieSlt - e@ns 81 ksaa =
IsOR sALE-HorsF ANn i0T. 81 FOKFsg,
i Il teod ccilsl god tErE Au1 eACslient
~ei. stree graded knqutls on the plt1issf
Mn hoiser saith -
pOR sALk-HogsF AND LOT 0N CLANCY.
Il a., one on Lsisy citt -. Gle 8sylors
nesI street can latef1 lgoleuy isi ssi0 %
isl Aise YiOlerf3 "a other fSrU 81 the rly foT
sss J. Isyief, ls ano 81 fsiKneia ave ti6I
non sAlf-hof sEk And LOTS VACANT
II ieL sno farnik soaie ehcIes ~ rtslHk 81 takcn
Goa huEhee 1houlAA. roolass a. sns =. hss
hoQscmsn nlocs s1f
HOUSES LOIS And PAINS FoR SALE
III cheap al nr. AcenboerA Nrnkkm Alscl
corner ~ NcnH0s and lnylson 81 s.tf
NOR SkLf-t lAkGF hKlgK DNHlIIN6
II As.rt. f4srs a A
twthing bonss, fr Jan essi.. for a. sec snc N
~ ss1s isrn IN spare FOR a 10 a. s@l.e
1synsns snc feskolstie tefr2 = A psFp<I.
zlTlf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
MORE INDIAN TROUBLE.
Dissstisf.ctios Again Amssr the Crews
aud Others

ST. Paul. MINI, Sept. THE trouble
which originated with the Crow Indians
last Spring is reported TO have broken out
afrssh, this time extending TO Sioux
Pixans and 6ros Vsntres. The dissstisfsc-
tisn OF the indians is said 10 be widespread
and ia seditios to this they are in a stArv-
ing condition. General Ruger tonight or
defsd q troop OF cavalry frem Fort Custer
l. Gull Mountain Staten, for the purpose OF
watching the crossings on the Yellowstone
between Custer Station and Huntley. The
troops will take ten days rstions and move
in the liehtest possible marching order
The object CT the expedition 10 to intercept
and capture war party Of Sioux Indians
from the Poplar River agency, who are re-
ported On q raid % the Crow agency. An
other troop of cavalry has been ordered 10
proceed from Custer Station down tie Yel-
lowstsne 10 the mouth of Big Porcupins
River to watch all crossings.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
CHANGED DAILY.
Taken from Our New Geek Book.-Crsb b
Apple Jelly.

Taken from Our New Geek Boek.-crsb
Apple Jelly.
Cut the apple. In halves, put them in
water enough TO cover and boil Till tender
but not TO . mssh; strain of the Juice bv
putting in . bae made of strsiner cloth or
fsnnel, Put q stick through The string Of
the bag and let il drain all night over .
large pan. Use pound OF crushed sugar
TO plat Of juice, boil ten minutes: test bv
putting . drop into cold water or oD the ice
10 see If il jellles.
Fruit Jars.
The old reliable Mason .till Isad the SALES
For those vino like the lever ars We have
toe Globe and Lightning. small lot of
iars TO use corks and sealing va1. - oenis
dozen for quart size complete. Tomato
Jugs. and ! gallon sizes, with corks m
sealing wax. Tin top stone jars for cstsnp
ard Jams.
The Bargain OF the year is Stone Bottles
holding II pints. with corks and sealing
wsr. for cstsup at Dc e.ch complete De-
livsred to any part Of the city free Of charge.
Funnels apple psrers. fruit knives. apple
corers. fruit pressers fruit whips. fruit
steamers and in fact ell fruit supplies at
4. LeOnar6S Sons & Co.,
90 and 81 Monroe-St.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
AIger will r uIoeize Sheridan.

DETROIT. Sept. Cen. r. A. Alger has
accepted the invitation to deliver the eulogy
on Gen. Philip H. Sheridan at the meeting
of the Society of the Army of the Cumber-
land at Chicago, September 10. General
Sheridan was the President of that society
at the time of bis deeth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

ST. LoUIs Sept. 7.-Tsrss fever bss nsds
iss sppe.rsaes among cattle n tie western
s1sarbs q tss city and = riliiss oe FEE
rilca oo~s eelonFiHr % dslrv nsa ssd
sueurbsn residsDts sts ssTribis rate IL e
claimed 80 Sis.sse -ss brought tss7s hv
sewers - 81 Tsxss cattle 1yivss fron
tss Norii G.. Louis stock ssrss 70 ssushs-r
h~4<~as
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
BURNED TO DEATH.
a Terrible Calamity . Farm In the
Upper Psatnsnla.

AsRoUETTE sept "A horrible calamity
occurred At . farmhouse twsaty miles
from Crystal Falls, Mica, today. Lsuis
Browns houss took Ere. and before his
ont ssfsiys bat rushed inside again - Get
his money, vas overcoms snd banned 20
that ne traces Of his body savs been fsune
Six children escaped unhurt Tse loss 10
81, eco, With no Insurance.. The FIRE vss
csnsed sy lamp -kieh exploded in . bed
rcCan
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
WANI ADVERTISEMENTS

fhs saaahsr Of hsss "a ssy sovsrtisssas.s
es. 10 fsAsd 81 aistsasE tie ass2osr IS
~sses ~ ssxsa Asy ssrg sf fsns esastss
as sas fufi lsne
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

NO Fufthsr NsWb 1T ON thfhh'
WAsHIssros. Sept. 7.-Privsts Secretary
Lament said late tsnight that ne later sd-
vices from Pskin bearing upon the rsjsc.
ton of the Chinese treaty by the Chinese
6ovsrnmsnt had been received than the
dispatches of yesterday from Minister
Denoy. which states thai further censid-
Grafton OF the treaty 10 postponed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
AGENTS. Wanted.

UANTED-A CIkyAsstR, LADY or GIN
w tlensn. CsIi al ~ Monroe at ~
GINS WANTED TOR THF SEw. REVISED
"A and lmpcrisl editien of zslfs Encyclopedia
lust issued and other works For exceeding
liberal ten and terriiorv. sd6reA< ! FlVuof
Zeil. Publisher, Philadelphia, Pa 25l
IlbNTED-HaS To TtKF THF tGFNCf
w Il cur safss. size 1Ii Sis inches weigh
S0e lbs retail price s35 ether sizes in proportion
. rare chance and permanent business hess
safes meet o eemsn6 never before supplied b.
iber safe fnpsnsct. a. We are MOI governed -
Ohio q hsi Dec
A CENTs WtNTED-LtDfEs or sES1if
A men of good sodreS for ciy OF ceurtff
trade. usrticusrx Tree tsll address Agents
supply Company No Pesrl-st 2<2u
UANTED-AGENTS RELIABLE MN oB
w women 10 enesfe in something new Sample
free Room m Tower block BE
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
win wbitnsv R>.irpY

WAsHTSsToS. Sept. THE Psa Of this
m orning says the early resignation of Sec-
retary whitney may be looked for.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

ktsarr-Tz. sept. T-so-sfcrfs Donrica
yoszg niner. as instantly rh.d sf
Duua nins ss.T Crysrss ssA,A iass ssshL
kznNrsA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
4 Few Acres.

Vel ssiected snf t1neht ~ g7ve fiss r.trcas-~<
4srrf tra7 - tffs CorDFT ~ Burton aTe and
tise fnior bEallfveFr ir faFreit 81 - % s~rrs
Fi~s scr-s l1-fror cortsfe esrs src e~~ensa,se -
tog.sbss fog see O. reuf - . - pries-
~ p TTusp@ffE
tiu inquire - p , HOfTcN Eoassrasx
fiork Tsiepbons
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

uoTn SITUATED AT DFpoT Of q. EgR.
III X. slnosi entirely fITn lshsc valat ss.fal
fof sait OF exchange ier sMsl fafa - D..
residence ". Hamilton eou8l iaarOi 80 4.
Mich.
NOR ssif-1Hf FARM BKLONt 70
the estsis 81 the l1ie DaHici soheI4.it.. "a.
one nile ~ers of ne ciis. funliEg fridseN a
it rns osify iafIa a ioI irAi rklslTf eud ls<F-
cealnf MAJ he soit "a nOni teE ~ tAirtf afr<
lotk Apply 10 llf Nhfvorih sfnlinistFslsI is<
fourlh al 1fanc katsi6a SleE ifnf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

oe1-sS 1NHTHTs7 TtfF FIf. THF
l. fnser 90 =. rt~sraes ~ retsirriirF ssrbs -
-fasrt. Ensp7e1 a Yen srnsn- Nev Hoss~nnsz
1890 ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

utvTrD-errTr o. Roonk EEsE OoHrFS
" ~ 1nrsff TfrsienF snc Fff8s~s -.
artr. W 80 soutt Dfvson-r- ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

Diocessr BozrdlnT enf Tar echeol f0r 9fTls
crnu> Hs-er. Nfrhlgs1. ferstf ne~ tsofi1irrs
fseyftcs nesfIng s81 rrnfTIstinr A. n4o<ie-r -
p-oveusnts rperia edvstfsarrs ~ lenrua~es
rsslsf ant ~ Pa se-n o@efnf sept ~ 49,
FoF ps~tic1isft sd6rea
NRs ! p wTLKEVsFx p-snefu<
Grams Hs-er xsah
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

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ptvec.sn y sssriinf sss~1sine - hos.
- r~ recovery. Hsr fsnliv ss ssss $40
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

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rs<~e< rxr<1 rscker s<rt - rho~f noftas
Is Es1<if 4 Eoit e. sosE-s Df-~isr =. tee
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
situations Wonted--MaIe.

CITUATI0N wANTKD-BY NAN OK FARM
> or work 81 any kind in city. Also homework
or second work bY woman Address &. Frsnk
telegram Herald -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

I-csR RFxT1 BottpIFe H0rsF ~ eS,y5b
i lo>sf50n Esqul-t q Nh s.nus siler a.
$50 BYi5xe-ft- -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
Wanted Bo0rders.


DoARpKRs WANTED AT Ex OTTAWA ST
II krrss Reasonable 1T.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE CON ].

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tssstss Msrket Ns4ss.-.-. sfz,fI1. .sa8 -
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options frerteo - he fFtrn sns lsf fsfs t,n
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70 licv. - offiun. fTispoe1 iusufbDoe - fuii
suogTt Of poiirT. 49, opiiou. pslc up frlicr
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FearF premiums cTef n FesrF 80 irenee foF n
sesrs pFeufunns in economy of rsneee-seef
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policy ir sh~oufs uen forfeit1fr 80 it fsi~
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srsnd kepfds
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

IkHTFD-PtkTY WITH SMALL. CtrTr<L
" "a take ar Interest iE "a estsh ishsd fufti-
ure factory GOOD fscliifies for Gskips d psf
can bear lnyes irstiun ous viit sap<rieHee
preferred. Apply room a. Nlodicoub builofns
slso IN between and 50 m. "a
MRS y MANN ASSISTED ~ Nfes
" Lizzie Creseiiug. vii give Instructions IA
fres Hand Drawing from uodei. End ths An
Iicue Painting anc f0rfrslfufe or sondsF
N e6nexdsf FRIDAY spo -sfUfoaf forenoopf
fhildrens clsst on saturday from - ,. n fn
ohiecf vork me0elinf iD fiss anc efswfnf
Evening Clsg ~ free hand suo nsfbsuinsi
dFsvirf or Serdsy nsopescsf ard fffoss
rreuincs For pficet cal 81 studio. ovef fourtb
Nst8ous Bsnk. corner Cana snd ION e. 10
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

The usual nstines vii bs presented this
afternoon at smitas Opera House. on
vhich eccssios the entire program me vii
be given. The Wild West Opening" -
supeFs. tss clio krst-clsss. concluding ~fsh
ne rosring bari-san., CIafess. The shSv
= coed enc. sad al lovsrs of vsadevils
should ensrses this toe asst opportunity 20
virasss tbs monster ecrtsrie q speciality
sfars tonighL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
Hanfed--Te E-rehenge.

lUkETED-FRok OSE 10 FTyr fCRfV of
" garden LAND near ciiv iuiis WI skcbsnfe
GOOD house and lot vel located for ths ssrss "
a. Bro0ks. Res hsiats snc Loan snc Csors
block NJ