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The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
The First SymptOms

OF all Lung diseases are much the same:
feverishness, loss Of appetite, sore
throat, pains in the chest and back,
headache, etc. In few days you may
be well, or, on the other hand, you may
be down with Pneumonia or galloping
Consumption" Run no risks, but begin
Immediately to take Ayers Cherry
Pectoral.
Several years ago, James Blrcllard, Of
Darien, Conn, was severely i'll. The
doctors said he was in Consumption,
and that they could do nothing for him,
but advised him, as last resort, to try
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. After taking
this medicine, two or three months, he
was pronounced well man. His health
remains good to the present day.
J. s. Bradley, Maiden, Mass, writes:
"Three winters ago took a severe cold,
which rapidly developed into bronchitis
and Consumption. was so weak that
l could not sit up, was much emaciated,
and coughed incessantly. / consulted
several doctors, but they were power
less, and all agreed that was in Con-
sumption At last, friend brought me
bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
From the first dose, found relief.
Two bottles cured me, and my health
has since been perfect"
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
PREPARED By
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass,
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 six bottles, %.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
A NIodest Renuest.

For your sake I'd slay dragons
Did you order me to;
I'd battle with giants
We're 1t but to please you.'
She said, '.rd not ask you
Such vast deeds TO do,
But suppose we go muse DER
An oyster or two" lid Bits.
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A PREMIBM.

In addition to paying big, will give
the person securing the lar gest number, (not
to be less than twenty-five) fine FIRST
CLASS NEW SEWING MACHINE, retailing at $40.
SMALLER PREMIUMS will also be offered for
second and third largest list.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
beyond Human Aid.

~ have nothing to say to you, sir" said
the man in the prisoners cell to the clergy
man who had called to offer consolation 81
am entirely in the hands of my attorney"
''Aay heaven help you, my friend,n y said
the minister, with deep feeling, as he turned
to go.--Chicago Tribune.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
where Ignorance Had Been bliss.

A near sighted man, who lives not far
from Kingston, had never worn or looked
through a pair of glasses until short time
ago. One day q peddler called, and among
other things, he offered eyeglasses for sale.
He persuaded the man to ''try on" a pair.
After the farmer had adjusted the glasses,
he looked at objects in the room with aston
ishment Finally his eyes rested upon HE
wife, He took long look at her and then
exclaimed "Jane, Jane, never would have
married you If had known you was 50
homely. Kingston On. " Freeman.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
rho GANG nIrstcry.

Who can the mystery explain
That shrouds the choosing OF canes
Colossus twirls fairy wand,
A club swings in the dudelet's hand,
mi 4 rasl
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
The Man for the Place.

Railroad Superintendent am afraid you
won't do for passenger brakeman.
Broken Down Merchant-The duties seem
simple enough.
Eyes, but am afraid you could not call
out the stations in a voice which could be
heard above the roar and rumble of the
train.n
"Indeed could 1 can yell loud enough
to take roof off. I'm used to it,"
"Ehl You were never brakeman, were
your
mo, but when kept store had to do a
great deal of business by telephone. &C Omaha
World.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
trials of Travel.

In the low ceilinged roof Of a strange hotel,
When man is changing his shirt,
And jabs his thumb in the plaster above,
He growls, but he is not much hurt;
But In hustling the collar on for q train
That's nearly due by the clock,
How mad he gets when the button goes down,
Deep down, way down in his sock.
oil City Blizzard.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
Mhere n Camo rrom.

.'Where Is the island of Cuba situatedp'
asked an Austin school teacher of small,
rather forlorn looking boy.n
.I dunno, sir.n
"Don't you know where sugar comes fromp
Eyes, sir, we borrows it from the next
door neighbor. "-Texas Siftings.n
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
what It Was worth.

Young Man TO editor What do you think
ought to get for that poem, sirl
Editor--Yo ou ought to get SO.
Young Man (overjoyed)- )--Oh, that Is fully
as much as / expected.
Editor-Yes; $40 or thirty days.
That was more than he expected Tho
Epoch.
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Ground for SUSPICION.

Friend--Are you sure your guest is what
he pretends to be?
Host-Ce Certainly.
F-He is real lordl
H-Undoubtedly. Do you suspect him of
being an imposter2
FL do.
H-For what reasons
F.--Because he gives uninistakabe evidence
Of being well bred, and he's so polite and
gentlemanly, you know.-Boston Courier
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
zinc L.nxel Headod pnet

The Level Headed Poet.
And thou art here again, beautiful snowl
With Joy hail thy coming, but before
write poem in thy praise, I'll go
And shovel on the walk before my door.
Boston Courier.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
In tho Conservatory.

Miss Browning (of Boston)--Mr Berrill, do
you believe that rose by any other name
would smell as sweets
Mr.. Berrill tof Chicago)-It would to me.
Miss B. dnnocently)-Why9
Mr.. B. (miserably) )-Because have hay
fever.--Tid Bits.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
Time Necessary.

Magistrate to Uncle Rastus)--I am sorry
to see you here, Uncle Rastus. Only week
ago you experienced religion, and now you
are up for chicken stealing.
: Uncle Rastus-Yes, yo' Honah, but it
'quires mon er week, sab, fo' ter git to be
much oh q saint.--New York Sun
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
They stin Do IL.

Said Smith to Jones, tell me, pray,
The reason-if you know it-why
The doctors do not bleed today
Their patients as In years gone by?
They bleed just as they used to do,
Said Jones, these curers of our ills,
Not with their lancets, it is true,
For now they bleed us with their bills.
Boston Courier.
The Lambertville record., 1888-01-25
WEDNESDAY JAN. 25. 1888.
LIGHT AND Any.

A New Version.
Mary had little hair,
1t hue was auburn bright,
And everywhere that Mary went
A white horse hove in sight.
what makes the horse love Mary sou
The people all did cry.
''It wouldn't, ? quoth the druggist man,
"If she'd use Baldtop's dye
Burlington Free Press
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06
The Danger Before lie.

We have already alluded to the import
ancs Of ofhousekeepers paving more attention
toshs kind Of baking powder used in leavsn
ing Eheir bread. This is matter TO which
we cannot draw attention too often, because
il involves the most serious consequences to
the general body Of mankind Temperance
apostles tell us-and there Is ample founda-
ton for the statemeot-thst there IL disease,
both moral and physical, in TIE inloxicat-
ing cup, and IA the same way there 10 dis
ease, slow perhaps. but certsin, IN the lime
and alum lssyeuing agents employed in
many homes on this continent
No punish ment Is too severe for those
manufacturers who place these poisonous
alum and lime baking powders before the
public with the assurance that they are
pure and wholesome articles. In tie be-
lief OF the truth of such statements such
baking powders are largely used ia the pre-
parstion OF food and IN this way the poison
Gus ingredients are taken into the system
without = suspicion OF their presence By
and by come spells of headache, distress in
the stomach, loss OF appetite. ti1ttsring OF
TIE heart: the child Is seized With an appAr-
emily caussIsss cough. The coating OF the
stomach Is destroyed. perhaps, one OF the
vital orxans Is rendered almost useless; the
kidneys are attacked with Brignt's disease.
The health of the caiid Is irrepsrsbly bro
ken down. the adult becomes chronic in
valid. These are the doings Of the modern
cheap bsklaz powders that are composed Of
lime and alam, or that contain sulphuTlc
Or phosphstic acids.
In view Of these facts surely al house
wives should exercise the care that is. We
Know, now exercised by some IN the sslsc-
ion of proper brand Of baking powder.
She who does not do SO, whether the neg
lsct IS the result Of iguorancs or reckless
ness cannot free herself from the response
biliIy for ihe health, perhaps life, there
by endangered. No h0useHifs need be
ixnorsnt OF the qasiity aud composition Of
the article shs uses TO leaven her bread.
oiscnls aud caks. The Official reports of
the government chemists who ara certainly
unprsjudicad. have been published. and
show very clearly the quality and strength
Of a. the BAKING powders in the market.
The Royal BAKING Powder. which 10 seess-
sible At every hand. IS reported abso-
iutsiT free from lime. alum. pEosp bstic
acid. or any hilarious ingredient rs fur
tte- stsfed by the most eminent authorities
GA food hyxiane that food lesve0sd With it
i mors wholesome than when raised 0y
any ether method Its uss a thersfors 70
Be com uaended. Is Is 20 be regretted that
70 ether saxin- pawdsr, when there
are ~ many in toe pasrsst. some
Of which vii dni their way into
uss. is RE from al Of these Substances
The efilc.si analysts sssurs AZ, howevsr
that ali excepf tse Roysl contain either
h1e or slum. Tas hoasekseper who rs-
ssrls ths health af Der loved ones should
uof Only order The Royal, bat make pers n
a examination % Be SIRE that 10 ether
sraac Is ssnt aer IN - plscs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06
ATS. IN AWH|TE HEAT
He REPLIES TO rAE EAST ST. LINE
ne ThIaks the Railroad Company aud the
1sissTsm- Herald Misrspre.snt Nat
tsss-ffe fsrgsts That ne Wss
Once Cssxht In the kain
himself.

To the Ed.l0F Of TIE TELk6Rka-HERALD
regret 70 see the spirit Of unfsiFness that
ehzEacterizes your article IN regard 10 the
violation Of an injunction By the street
railway company in running an open loco
motive through East street on the night Of
May 50, 1 charge you with unfairness in
neglecting 10 quote my affidavit As il is
written. with uttering an untruth when you
state that there Was any necessity for the
running OF an open locomotive through
East street. with an intent TO inJure my
reputation by intiB atiag that nv action in
making an sfid&yit was inspired by the
Democrat | charge that in all matters In
which me street railway company Is inter-
ssted ron have used your influence for the
benstl OF that corporation. not giving those
Who NAV have opposed its schemes fair
consideration. ON the night in question
there was nothing 10 prevent tue transfer OF
passenzers from the dummy TO the horse
cars Al Sherman street that did nos exist at
Wealthy avenue and Buckeye streets. The
company made its transfers for three days
following May 30, ~ the corner OF Sherman
sad East streets. and the cars on the
Wealthy avenus line were run through
the latter street alter the locomotive had
lScE 4cuccA itF ttlc Ot1AAA4 bA4t sAc
company having passenger house at
5berman-st.. Was better prepored TO pro-
lect the patrons from the storm, while
awaiting transfer TO the horse cars, At that
point than BY turning them into the high
way, ex Dosed 20 the rain. at Buckeye-st.;
that the running OF the locomotive through
Ezsl-st Was inspired by the same disregard
for the rights Of tas people that animated
the company when IL took possession OF
public highway at Reeds Lake, enclosed it
with a fence and clung TO the property
until directed to release its hold by the
courts, that animated the company IN plac-
ing curve for IFS steam railway in Buck
sye-st.. after the right to do so had been re-
fused By the township board. l might pro-
csed further with . recital OF the la1less
acts OF this corporation, but have already
shown that there are two sides to every
question. May | hape that in future the
TELEGEAMH ERALD will be able to see more
than the side that may be illuminated by
the Street Railway Company
At. S. WHITE.
Grand Rapids. June 5. 's5.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06
A GENEROUS ACT.
SCHOOL CHILDREN AND TEACHERS PIEAsED
Win rus GFrs or A GENEEous
CLoIHIss HoUsE.

Quite ripple OF excitement was 20 be
seen at the Widdicomb building yesterday
afternoon, the occasion being the rresenia-
ton TO the school children Of the city,
. sponge holder aud m0istener far each by
the entsrprising clothing hrm Of House m an.
DonnAlly 4 jones. This useful article ol
shool life 10 made OF a small round tin box
In two compartments. one above and one
below. aud 10 30 arranged that the sponge
in the upper compartment 10 continually
moist and ready for use. They ste gres.
convenience for the little ones to have ia
the school room, as they save 20 the
teacher the continued annoyance of re-
quests TO wet sponges." Tickets for the
sponge holder are furnished 10 the teachers
by this irm. who In turn present them 10
the scholars and IL is the presentation OF
this ticket which secures the present. Yes
terday afternoon Miss Field, of the Grand.
Vile avenue school. had the little ones
under her charge in line Al the store aud IL
was indeed novel sight as the children
waited more or less impatiently for Their
turn ane then politely thanked the gentle-
man presenting their present. Houssman,
Donnally a Jones, by this act, continue To
maintain their established prestige a.
liberal clothiers and msan TO continue in
the good work until all are supplied
About three thousand of the useful presents
have already been given away and still III ey
have about seven thousand more.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Mrs. J. 3. Harrison. formerly Of Adrian.
IL a. swests hotel tor = lev days. visiting
Der son. ". II. Harrison. tbs marble aud
gransts mnn. who ~ here Cn business Mrs.
Hk.ris0a las recently returned from q SIX
ysasA' rip arosnd tbs EOrla. and i looking
ever eur city With a visv % making il her
home.
Joan r. Hsxue. Of 81. Paul. and Mr.
W.snaTa. az Chicagp. delegates 10 TIE y
n &. A. were entertained By Mr. and Mrs.
" B. ShelsY during their siay IN the city.
Mr. Wisbsrd vas formerly bOokkeepeF on
tie CaSs wheat fsrn IN Dakota
Rev 2. Mo~riyds sad J. r. Joldsrsma
sra Eld.rs Frank Fsn DFisls. Gsrritt
poskar, lsfl Yesterday foY Caiskill. y. Y,
"a attend the general ~ nod Of the Reform sd
Chufon q America.
Mrs.. A. r. Irish and daughter Almeds
have gone to the Whifs Nouns sains aud sea
coasi. 90 spend the season It has been ff-
teen years since 4rs- irish hss seen her old
aons Ia Esiue. but sns viii visit il before
returning.
n. T. Chamberlain. one cf Nuskegon' :
brightest and most poLuiH attorneys. vas
ia she ctr Yesterday attending some bust
ness Tn the Iaited States Court for the City
81 Nussegon.
Ms. Anas wisner left for New York res
tertiaT morning and viii sail for Hamburg
june Z. oy steamer WsiisDd- She vii re-
turn Rbeuf Get. l.
s. r. Belts. Of Portland. Maine. leff for
home lsst evening. he iss genisi gentle
man and made many friends while IN the
eiiy.
Nsssrs. J. n Nnliken. J. X. Y. AKnew
and ~ " Rose of tls Z. 4 ". A.. vent
D. k1skesen YESTERDAY.
Haa Y. Rso~s. of Big Rsrips = - fhe
city lcexirg sitsr ls<al business in tue
United Sia;es C0urt.
Nx. Eebrsnd psircs = expected 70 retErn
tonlaru1a frcm = Zip % Jincinnaa aud
Corirz zien. ~.
flsnfeaant Waterman. wifs and children
80 re guests 8f h-r parents Mr aud Ms.
4liius Leonard.
Rsv. J. = isrVs Of Hastings. rssssI
thseaEa ne citg yesterday ou tae ssy to
6ssnd Maven.
r IL + HuShar. hss gene ou Ten DAYS
trir fe b Innesrciis. 81 2sul snd Du.nfh.
M sna wfs F. Ysrsx ieave tonaor-
F1w fcr e vsslt witb irisnes n New f0rk.
President shsnsha-. ~ 80 Cosnnoa
ftlrgf e til wa tvnhaid nususaooss
Nfs. wnsaff Rarnnarf Is entertaining her
uanteer Ms. F.ckzry. cf seneo.Sra1.
Hrz. a. = NcBsr eas returned from a
81 Eeezs r4it b Chiaswe
Ms Nssse Easra who hss beer Sc
riDHsiT si. p isnrregiag
r.. ~. q. Wsse has xone - Csncinnaai
sn easires~.
aiss Assis van ksnns = quite "a Eiss
sniasg.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06


The uoissi Sset~ 0ossspnsnt eon-
nsszeed saix il shs rsitsd States oreah
Cserr Yesterday against Thomas Ryan. #
szalt sk N2ris. A sss nosths age Ma.
Ryan oEsrsd q sell the oevsramsnt plsos
Of lsad, 70 ~ sssd Is site Ger the pro-
posed ". Brady. Tor The s1m 81 tlzoo~.
Whss pefpop makes pIo2akis.ep 20 ths
GossfameDt 30 s<-l reel eststs be must Gle
With che propesIties Ilsed II Ihs psoperss
IN qlestiso. Ihs hs. RyAa aid. Aftsi
the deed wss E.sd eaa ssisfs ths Covers,
meat bsa seosptsd the lad The booBl
suuek tks sos and Mr.. Ryan began 4
Ess sick Of kls esIssia, eEs cold lots 4
the ssias' fks suis eon msaesd y yssssraa, !,
is 10 sjscE tbs new eomefs. And Mr.. kysI
says II ~ loses tae sais lie viii be %
s lOoou0.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Walter Culver, an expressman living on
Kent-st.. had reasons to suppose that his
wife was not as good as she really ought to
be. so he made q pair of whiskers out of a
place OF buffalo robe and followed her last
evening, The scheme was grand success,
for be frightened everyone he met until he
was run in by q pstrolman. His disguise
was horrible enough 10 scare the horns of
his satanic majesty. If the devil should
happened TO have met him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

fn tAs Circsit Coart yesterday naerBias.
william J slaart hisd IA piss e ths infsE.
nsEien. sskiss thar tie pzocssaings Of Ar.
aass a<l .. Cay ssaiast tie saij stuart %
discussed. TIE Information rsylsss tas
shaExss 1szs ~ Gen- saith sszinst Mr..
clzy. ths sesiea q the Attorass General
sna IB;xs Psxslss IN tbs nssssE ana ths
efeer "a Gov. Laeo dis<D ssi1g Mr.. Cay
h1as eif1es lhs l2es En4t J2dze Aontssa9-
<fF, h4slnz fssi pessr, eia en the san 81
Nay sppolat tks szid ~. J. stuart Prosse0t-
Iug Attorney, fksE hs seeeptsd t1s oiiics
.na a. once catered upon asd0tiss thsfeof.
2a4 hss aimee continued 70 discharge ths
dates Of tie ofiee-
Al OF <bleh matters ard shings the said
Nns. j. stuart is ready 70 vsrify aud prove.
IS the CouFt shall Award NksrefoFs he
pFays juogmsnt. that "the said efIies by hiul
eLainled IA manner sf0fesaid DC allowed sod
adjudgec 20 hiln and that hs may be dis
~ lssesi ard discharged by the Court hereof
41d iT0m the premises Aforesaid.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

What tn. slsetrsc are light j. 70 fIinmin-
ants or the telescope - optics. Pref A
Ioisetfss system OF Memory r. 70 90. d.-
vsioprueut ef this acuity. We cant
describe Il. bst we 30 advise every reader
70 ssnd AZ once B. Prof. A. Loisstte. 70
Flnh-.~s. Ns. York. 70 q rrs~p~cfus.
giEinx 6staiied information ef tAis nost
nsrvsiaas discovery.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06
Caxroii,s Will

The will of Patrick Carroll was fled with
the Judge OF Probate yesterday. II was
made May 8. 1883. and gives to the widow,
Bridge. Carroll. all the cash on hand sHd
the use OF two lots on Straight-st. until she
dies or remsrnes. In either event the real
estate Is to De equally divided between the
four children, Annie. Mary ByrBe, John
and William. Mrs. Carroll Is named as ex-
ecutriT without bonds,
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

William c. Smith and c. c. Ksllary say
that the announcement that they did not
make a success of the Derby is untrue.
T5sy paid all their bills and are satisfied
with the business they did. They sold 10
G. p. Jones', of Sturgis. because it was for
their interest 10 do 50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

TIE O-Wssh-ts-N -NsnEs give thsiv frs.
ssEcs Of he SESSION At the soat hosse 81
tne Iaks fhnTx3av evening. Tie sntsr-
tsinmsnt cona fzfre. Frsd ~. Smith, ehalr-
ran. Cbsrirs NeCae~se. VII. n. Bro~n.
Eansisv Russ-it II. J. B~nees2 X y. Al
ans and g ~ Sbeesri. prorirss Al later
.sficz zerfse az usrties
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Monsav night G. .. Hedges Is~Ssd apen
tvsivs Of tas Cshie conpsay's ssTset rz'
s,,rses. NJ Heigss slalnfs thst the es-s-
sanq = swirx klm a. - fhs purchase
rrfes ~ tAe sarsss asa Wiater Al the
ssne nue Gii 4 GrssrsT isvse3 area 4
anRsy sn6 ea1ter bslenelnz . fhe cona-
psnF
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Fer 7 don't ears, dEla. trad fss.ins. in
pcvsrished hiood. 8uiI psi.s u ssek SD
keze Esnesi.zsae ssi1 sraxfions Kenzp :
ssrsnrarilia sever s.lis - gvs resf@f, We
= wzss gusrssfee sk Price = per eotts
Tsabs drug s.ers g Manrce-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Yesterdays Grand Rapids TKLssRAx-
HsRaLD was . perfect number. Twelve
cages crowded with news. timely miscsl-
lsBy, crisp editorials. breezy skstche. ard
full telegraph reports. We fail to see how
is could have been improved upon Grand
Ha1es Epcnis1 Tftbune.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Tie Reunion C8.nnslfsee fsaa assss AZ z xs
refnr % 0zeinnxt g. gesr zsrx cosfs sd
vests snd a. We 1sve ersss s1fs % tsks
Eheza sk0-e - - vsrz st tAe hsnaa~
Tiekets eos o1 sac ~ he Eniea Escxes
G1sEcz
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

John wesihsswsx. . poor Old colored
nan living 10 tbs sisth yard. vss throwp
oat Of bis hems sy hTs. Wesshsfwsx Mon,
day night. and Il Y sssd tbst she cruelty
beat blm. Wezfherwax Is an old, eecTepia
pensiensF. The nslghboEs eusllsd the ron
after the old man and his trunk had been
thrown out. bat they all stood around and
gave him advice about packing his trunk
in the middle of the street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

can furnish art students and tourists
with every light snd convenient folding
sketchiDg esssls and sto0is AZ nay studio,
"a Oftavn-st Aiso lesson. In skstchlng
from nstars given.
NES F. NJ CopPExs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

cafsrrh eriE naasx - srrcfalcus ssfnt n
- hlesd. Heeds ssrxsparsis ersfasafes
ever fnseuTy fFen 80 slocd snd thae
prsmrkay ana pezmeasuty cares eztzrrA.
6frs Il ga.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

The ladies of the Division Street M. +.
Church will give q strawberry and ice
cream s,oial at the church parlers on
Thursday zyening. June z.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Drink my soda water. ONLY fruit juices
are used. Mix shabes Moxie, Mslto and
Mineral Waters also served at w. Ransby's,
50 Canal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

We are fully prepared to serve everybody
with Ice Cream. Opr parlor Is complete.
w. RASsBY,
SO Canal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Take Kemp's Liver Pills for biliousne SIS,
headache, sallow complexion. Price 20
cents. Tibbs' drug store. 126 Monros.sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Malto, Moxie and Celery Phosphstes are
some of the elegant drinks at Cooper's, cor.
ner Bridge and Canal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Fruit juices used exclusively In my soda
waters. COOPER.
Corner Bridge and Canal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Most vigorating srs the elegant drinks
and delicious ice cream that yon get a. W.
Bsnsoy's, 81 Canal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Wsukeshaw Water, the great health re-
storer, at Cooper's, corner Bridgs and Ca
nal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

A handsome complexion Is one OF the
greatest charms q woman eau possess.
Pozzoni's Com plexion Powder gives IT,
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

For the fnsst box OF candv for CSC 20 to
Cooper's, corner Bridge and Canal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Nr-ice cream pzrlor Il II faI RAINING
orter. CooPaR
Covnrr Eriaxs snd Csca.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Desirable furnished rooms or day board
can be obtained at las Lyen-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Thousands of cures follow the use Of Or.
Sass's Csixffh Remedy. 90 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Drink Celery Phosphate for the nerves.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

The case against Agnes Carpenter. sr
renting house to be used for house Of iii
tame, came mp. aud 1t was shown by Fred.
A. Maynard. attorney for the defendant,
that Mrs. Carpenter had sold the property
on the 26lh of last April, 90 chs was dis
charged. The house had been sold on the
contract plan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06
His WhiskeTa.

6urEsron.-Thos. Bedell W. Julius
Berkey, on trial.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Robert Fichting. who was convicted Of
gambling by jury Monday afternoon. was
ordered to stand up by Judge Holmes at
$40. and be was fined $50 and costs or 90
days in jail. The case was Immediately
appealed TO the Superior Court.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

PRoBArr.-Estate of Sarah Fox. deceased
residuary iegatss's bond fled and letters
issued to James Fox. Estate of Louisa
Mohl, OF. al. minors petition for license TO
sell real estate filed; hearing july 2. Estate
OF Lita A. Devendorf. ct. al. minors; tes-
tamentary guardian bond fled aud letters
issued to Robt. b. Loomis. Estate OF Pat
rick Carroll, deceased; will and petitions for
probate Of same filed; hearing July 2.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

w. Q. T. u. lent their graceful presence to
the Police Court room, and made . re-
marksble contrast 10 the usual audiences
that congregats in that court day after day.