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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-04-28
nETERNAL PUNISHMENT"

NOT ENDLESS These shall go away
into eternal (aionion) punishment" This
was declared of those on the left hand of the
king, who had not ministered unto him in
distress by not having Hospitality received
and ministered unto the necessities of his
brethren. the missionaries Of the Gospel. It
is declaration of the condemnation con-
tanned in verse 81. The fire of the age (aeon)
is the symbol of the punishment of the age,
by which the Judgments of GoD upon the
Jewish nation and people under the reign of
the Messiah, we're declared. Specifically it
denotes the overthrow of the Jewish nation
and the destruction of Jerusalem and the
slaughter Of its inhabitants, but generally
exclusion from the spiritual benefits and
blessings Of Christianity; and the distress
ing consequences of spiritual destitution
are denoted, the consequences of evil being
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-04-28

was always in his home. His subscription re-
mains on the books of THE UEIvERsALIsT,
and his family desire to keep taking it in the
name of Mark E. Grove as long as they posi-
bly, can.
Br. Grove was man deeply attached to bis
family, and now that he has gone to his heay-
emily home, the earthly home is desolate, and
there are hearts that are very sad, not only in
the family circle. but also in the community
where he lived. He was kind and indulgent
father and husband, and leaves a wife and five
children TO mourn his earthly loss. Amid their
sorrow they rejoice in the consultations of
Christian hope, and find their highest comfort
in the faith that the beloved husband and ia
Their cherished during his earthly life. There
are large numbers of readers of THE UNI
vERsALIsT who will be made sad to know that
Mark E. Grove is of the earth no more. -
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-04-28
D r. r. c FLOWERS GREAT

The many thousands of our readers who
have been benefited by the remarkable
skill of DR.. Flower will be pleased &c
know that the Spectator Publishing
Company, OF Boston, Mass, have just L.
sued beautiful new pamphlet contain
ing, among other interesting matter, q
record of many recent cures wrought by
DR.. Flower on prominent personages.
These cures are in many instances start
lung in their nature, having been per-
formed after the highest authorities and
most learned representatives Of the old
school Of practice had pronounced the
fiat of doom, and declared them to be be-
yond the limit of the durable. SO mar
velous are these strange stories OF lives
rescued from the jaws Of the grave that,
were they not related by the individuals
themselves, with their names and adj
dresses given, and IN many instances the
parties being distinguished personsges,
who are noted and known far and near,
one would almost imagine he was in the
midst of some oriental tale, with the
sweet fascination of the miraculous and
the mystery OF the mystic hanging DER
him.
La addition to the above, this pamph-
let contains an interesting article from a
recent issue of the New Haven Register
on DR.. Flowers strange power of dag
nosing, where, by sympathetic intuition,
he is enabled TO describe the exact condi-
ton of the internal organism of any per
son, and describe his disease, its rise,
progress, and the attending symptoms
far more accurately than the patient him.
self could give them, and this without
asking the patient question. This pow
or accounts, to very great extent, for
the doctors phenomenal success in treat
ing his thousands Of patients, q large per
cent of whom are treated in their homes,
hundreds and thousands of miles from
Boston.
There is also in this little book strik-
ingly fine picture of DR.. Flower. and an
excellently engraved view of DIR. Flowers
new Health Palace, now rapidly ap-
preaching completion, in Boston. 1t
will be one of the features of the Club"
a palace of beauty and comfort. All in
vslids should not fail TO read this re-
markable little work, which will be sent
free postpaid, to every reader of this
paper who sends name and address to
the Spectator Publishing Company, Bos-
ton, Mass.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-04-28
HUMBUG.

Barnum said "The American people like
to be humbugged." This may be true in the
line of entertainment, but not where life is
at stake. man with consumption, or any
lingering disease, looking Death in the face
and seeking to evade his awful grasp, does
not like to be trifed with. So with conf
dence we place before our readers Natures
great remedy, DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, sure relief for that long train of
diseases resulting from impure blood, such
complaint, kidney disorder, dyspepsia, sick
headache, scrofula and general debility.
Time-tried and thoroughly tested, it stands
without an equal Any druggist.
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MRS. CHARLES L. sH1PMAN.

Mrs. Lune Shipman, wife of Rev. @. L. Ship
man, died at Girard, Pa, April9 8, 1888, aged So
years. Her maiden name was Medbury, and
she was born in Nelson. N. Y, Jan. %, 1922.
December IL, 1S41 she and Rev. G. L. Shipman
were married. They resided in the State of
New York until 1S49, when they moved to
Gustavus, o. From there they moved to An
dover in 1858, and to Girard, Pa, in 1864. She
was the mother of six children. The eldest a
married daughter, died several years ago. Two
sons, one, w. D., a Professor in Buchtel Col
lege, resides at Akron; Inez L., is Professor
in Lombard University, Galesburg, Ill. The
youngest son resides in Girard, and the young
est daughter is at home with her father in
the same town.
Sister Shipman was truly excellent woman.
In early life she became deeply interested in
religion, and at the age of sixteen united with
the Universalist church at Nelson, N. Y, I'M
der the ministry of Rev. E. NJ. Wooley, whom
she ever held in sacred memory. The profess
sion thus early made was honored in all her
after life. Quiet, unassuming, intelligent
always self-possessed, affectionate and faith
full, she exerted most wholesome influence
in home and community, and leaves blessed
Inheritance of memory. AS awife and mother
she was one of the very best. For more than
forty-seven years she has been the faithful
companion and wise counsellor of her hus-
band, and heartily seconded all his earnest
efforts in the Christian work and ministry. At
the age of nearly three score and ten he feels
the sad pressure of indescrlbable loneliness;
yet is comforted by the faith and hope with
which ne has conferred 30 many during .
successful and efficient ministry of half a
century.
Sister Shipman had experienced feeble
health for many years. June IL, 1880, she was
stricken with paralysis, and for some time the
result seemed doubtful. Gradually she so far
recovered as to be quite comfortable part of
the time. yet she was feeble and nervous.
Monday forenoon, April 8. she suddenly be-
came unconscious and in the evening passed
to the higher home. Thus departed one who
lived to do good, and who built her monument
in kind words, noble deeds and substantial
character.
Her funeral services were held at the fam
lily residence Thursday afternoon April IL.
and were largely attended by relatives and
friends. Rev. Andrew Wilson, an old and in
innate friend of the family, oficiated and
spoke words of Christian comfort. In their
affliction, Br. Shipman and family have the
sympathy of hosts of friends May God richly
and abundantly bless and sustain them.
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THE COMING OF THE SON OF MAN.

Matthew XIV. 31-46. ]
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DIR. ]. W. HEBRON.

DIR. ]. w. Heron was born at Hamilton. o.,
Aug. IL, 1886, and died at Martinsville. o.,
March n, 1888. Some twenty-five years ago
the writer received him into the fellowship of
the Universalist church at Farmers Station.
During the years since he has lived an hon
ored Christian life, and in the practice of his
profession, his tender Christian sympathies
endeared him to large circle who manifested
their appreciation of his worth at the burial
service on the Goth. Blessed be his memory.
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am 9Iennrian1.

THIS column is placed at the disposal of our
readers for the record of bereavement. IT
is necessary that memorial tributes should
be printed in a condensed form. giving only
the outline facts in the life of the departed.
Obituaries exceeding certain space will be
abridged and condensed to comply with the
rule. Poetry, original or selected, is never
printed in this column. EDIrORl
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An EsTEy buy,
An bye and bye,
" BY Estey" thou abide.
'55yt6 & true SOP: i faith, it

'zGgt6 4 true SOP; i faith, it
cutteth only those who oppose
it. The EsTEY ORGANS are
builded for the longtime
future. It's not that thou
art paying for thy music by
the year POUNDS, man,
thou'rt discharging at once
the score Of thine entertain
ment for a dozen years. An
thou buy from Brattleboro,
VT, an EsTEY ORGAN, It's a
question of a0ear; an thou
buy other ware elsewhere
beware.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-04-28
cATARHH ouREp.

A clergyman, after years of suffering from
hat loathsome disease, Catarrh, and vainly
rying every known remedy, at last found a
prescription which completely cured and
saved him from death. Any sufferer from
stamp envelope to Prof. j. A. Lawrence, 212
East 9th street, New York, will receive the
receipt free of charge.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-04-28
TuE noRCAS MACAZINE

An illustrated monthly of woman's house,
work contains plain directions for making
useful and decorative articles recognized
authority on crochetwork knitting, netting,
embroidery, art needlework &C., its suggest
10 rs, regarding both old and new industries
70 women, are invaluable, and aid women
to become self-supporting ;su description price
Scots year; 25 cts. for six months. Address
THE. DoRoAsMAGAzINE, 2S9 Broadway, New
York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Nss aAAr a. Eics, "a Kansss, has
tbs homer ~ tein~ the hTst lady IN that
State D. receive Hcenss permitting Der
70 pat r2 rrcscrpticrs. soc Eas jus.
graduated from rho department q pbsr-
ma~5 cf The Ksrsss State University.
No ene. hossvsr pFrlsaieei es may %
sgslssa allowing The ballot 10 women, can
deny that The Efforts ci the su7rssisis
have cpsasd up The way 10 the probes
sioss for vor1sn. Women certainly havs
. chance 70 earn a living IN much sas.sr,
more dssiFao methods than formerly.
and they havs the women sufTragis's 20
thssk for 1, IN cobsiasssbls degree
Bat that voting At tie polls would In
erssss her IDausncs or happiness any, IS
an open question and one upoo which
tbsrs i great diversity OF opinion. Bot
lst not those Who opposs 10 lack IN sp-
prsciaiioo q What has besn dcna Tor We
msn By iha agitation q this question for
go macy years.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

This i0nrual desires 10 impress its cub
oFb.n Fszders-sho. by-the-wsy, num-
k@r soms thousands trom the 81. Joseph
River 10 ths Straits Of Msekinsc-shat
0TsBd Rapids = ths plaes to Wait on the
cominx f0aFsb.
Ihs Valley Csty is assaning an im-
pert2nes la The eyes % ths world that
shoaid 30 very gratifying 10 ths hssrs OF
sssFy tEus MichIxsDdsn II % grosing
more s.sidly than sny other cssy OF the
Siass-indssd. u 10 more solidly prosper
ons than any othsr town between Buffalo
and Omaha Tie new City Hall Is not
sxsslisd IN xraadsar and beauty By any
similar building IN the eouEtry, ard ste
recently sonstraeted commsrcial blocks
ara really worth journey 70 sss In
fact. Grani Rspits Possesses sll tbs
attrl,h0ns foR sighl-sesrs that any me-
tfppeiis % halfa million can boast OF.
ASIDE from ali this the celebration Of
ths National Holiday IN this city sill bs
aoss~orshy sys1s add eh0uld etfraes
lhonsADds of EzitogA Mayor WEaroS
has glvsn ap about sil ot his hais as
Chairman of the committee foF The pas
two weeks. and his abe assistants num-
hsr mAp5 Of eur nest pFominsot eisizsts.
The procession snd the grand panoramic
display Of 6rs~orks IN shs evening
shcaid. ss thsy doubtless vii. atlraei
thousaads q visitors
1hs lirsEerks which viii blszs above
the river Tor "A hour will - sors'bihe
for our rsral friends 10 rsnsm6sr al Their
hves. Nothing liks sthsn vas ever before
attempted IA Michigan
Theirs siil be very nlny rev and novel
atiracficns fcr he glorious Fonrih" T.
morrow. 80 all means visit Grsad Rsp-
idr.
EVERY body vii celebrs.e--svrn ths
TsiEakA - p KzsLp Vh.ch bossit OF
psper every day in Fbe yea-wiil Eive
- icft7 smp,osss = h0ldag end will
issas 40 ps9sr ~ tue Cay s.sss ~
Fourta.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03


uAyx Noe FEN seARk poLLAks AID
~ ~ss sla - = bas o1s q ~ loE - s>ss
lrf1z = ;. F11sla.
NooSz eAk EESY gEXT fsis a. AEk JusI
~ ss-f q lty soafet = q e>4@na4i gzs< -
ss.s a [. ssssaa l. ! ProTsn-
To lot HAAfA I3T * sQEE swan @
~ % ~1zne saE4 a * eesE Id aez&tiea tzsst
Il y2a Q sss4 ts<A - - ~ = see .shi |. l.,es -
sslg . sS<4s . eess.e ~s .Es tas ees soq s.s
ss .ssk.5s - exz { k'nsss aaa fo~sf taess. :
SEyEs on THOSE cr0EEE lots o. xApl-
= 50 81 Eegesna9xL ~ .se - ~ = ~
lsss are taE ss1 ssa Sse1 sss seess r, G -
ss1l hefth sss,, u<2Lsg eosD hsaissn1s -
coR sAIf-llo Lofs N TIE PRETTfrsf
L paft of ths ely tessg ax Reefs Lac. hss
Z ~. As E sls S. - Ss. ss. . q -. s s $500 e
Pot fafshsF 10 kRssasiG2 eali on = r Asefia a
Ca. ever L.ess kas s1oss. koszsa ; 1esnley
IsoR s1LE 0l ExcH HsN6E-wog-ID Mako
Il dsii4ntfel kesas ard besot.fs3 io<ste1i
sniy sen aiautss wslk nun street car lina. foaf
ssies 81 ehoiee Land snsl ws sil seii eAesp of ex
seseEs ha ssy R'sfeFs teI "a sssfs 80, sss.s
IWsmiey bio< =. keo2 li*1
10 foU WANT FINK LOTT kLE6ASI
~ location or Coit ave. stTeet car ltne They
can te purchased al ssson ishiag i0w pEzcss %
ssn Al pays. sess fss choice slfs ieft. Cah a.
once. A X. Anlisde opTcslte swests Eotel,
Room 81 ioFsss hloek. isIn
BARGAINS IN A fKW CHOICE LOTS IN
ID kolinscD Oak pxle FaFk addltion Robin.
on A Lacey, New heussH a. nlnek. tssI
HfkDlEt'S BUILF1ik-oSE HALF A NIL
W lion dollar Ia r. a. estate Tor s4le az bstt0m
nxnfes. consissins a elly and iafIn properly,
ho.s>s shd iot lof sale within sefeh minutes
walk % pos,o1ice splendid lccstl9n. This
pfpFerty q cheap home for poor man. Good
business property sof sale cn Cana 4 conssfing
of two slofeS ~ sgories high. viii bas mepts.
cheap. 1hFse spies did residences for sale IA de-
siIsbl parts of city Ga terms and prices "a suit
purchaser. Money 10 loan IN Gums 10 snit and az
low rate OF interest. Southern pine lands for
fale. Call and see what have snd satikfy your
selves ~ q al inseeuent b. {. nlrclef, k0oal
u. Tower block. ltsf
L'OR sALf-GREAT BARCAIN TO CAPI-
i taliSt. One of the best business corners IN
centre OF ciiy. lot i9lxu0 next thlfty cays h.
Z. Girdler, room ~, Pierce block loaf
U'OR eALE-HOUsRs AND lots, VACANT
L lots ana farms scme choice bargains iftsken
Don. Hughes & Thomas, rooms 70 aud -. New
Ho SONAR block. Etf
HOUSE, LOTS AND FARMS FOR sALK
III cheap A. DF. NseDbcers. Menbam block,
corner OF acnEoe aud Division sts. soti
Tor sALE--A LARGE BRICK Unwilling
i house, on Spring Il, for $4,VQ neal ..aIne
dwelling house, tn Jssres-sf.. for e 900, and IN
% sere farm IN sparta for ~, 200. ell on sfnAc
regiments and reasonable terms. Il. A. Dapp<T,
2sstf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
For snle--Ntsceftoneon

TOR sALE-rHE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT To
II manufacture ard sell The DeCamp Boil er
lsaneF n Michigan. Prevents scales. saves fuel
aud ltsens danTer - explosion Profits are
la-se. 70 capital required - manufsctpre Can
- mae IN any foundry. Address A DeCselp ?.
Ovid. Aich. 19f
S1~- Will Ely A GOOD SECOND HAND
, Il - pisno Cash or easy payments. e. Paui
W Friscriohs =. No u Fearist- q
DOB SALE-A PEW FULL-BLOODFD GREY
L hound pups Address boz X. Iceland. Mich
ls7
LUR sAIE--oNE FULL RLOOD JERsFY
II msle calf tvo wcFEs cd. Apply az rs
Mad son sve. lse
TOR sALH CHEAP--rHE HANBs0MFSr
i rcny ~ he sifT- Yesrs 0id. broken - her
seSs sid sadie gentle e. kitten. inst ths ihiug
inr ehiiorfn - ladies' ArpIv - tnss Baxter.
Ne. tsuss It. eStern lnicn once. l75tf
L0R sAf.E--A THORO GHBRED SADDLE
horse rsl broken for driying single 0f
Barn Nos 8 snt ~ y Wareri0o-s1 14
E-OR sALr--A STOCK 0F DErHs At srIII-
Z $50. Mich. There are 1ve - naills IN vscin-
ty sEa hnsipess proftzbe tsond ressons for
seHing. B ssascsa looperSTiile. Aics. Is7If
Tor sALF--FAsr TRorTER BAY GE0R8E
/ t.as solsfstsr esntle, sVisshs fsr isdles -
t0Te =. H0nan. = Csna.-st 1871
EOR eAfE ~ As FNTfRE OUTFIT OF
T mschsiery or : frsf class fsnnsry siso a
* horse qcrer enSsrs for particulars enquire
ef & A Bsrrin, No . Csa&l - lastt
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
ReaL Estate--Cotsntru

CoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-HOTEl, COST
L siLfOo. nicely furnished, beautifully situated,
doing good business We viii sacrifice largely
for cash. or will fake part in real estate. Tno
much ether business. Address Hotel CroDok0.
Berrien sgr ngs. Mich. Ise
UOR sALK cHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 80
II acres. with frame bouze. one iaile and
quarter from Halls. Apply at Ms J. q. Wax.
eTs. i South DiVision-st. l2itf
NOR sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
+ the estate Oft the late Daniel schennerhorn,
one inile west Of the ef y, fronting Brdee'kL it
Is tne cairy farm, or for mutt Insing and gar
dening. May be sold IN from ten % thirty acre
lcts Apply 20 IN. NhiiWorth. administrator, lS2
Fourth st.. nrand Rapids. nich. io2tf
E0R s.llE-PIAE AND RID WOOD LANDS.
l. good farms and city property for GALE cheap:
slko money 70 loan. Call at Lovett block. Canal
o., opposite sweets Hotel. A x. Antlsdei. 47tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

CIEvxLASo o. a SECOND TERM.
Presidents ClKvstAsD has besn sc-
onssd q ssyisx. IN iSSL that hs would
ncs % q candsdsts for rsnOminstion.
Here y ths exact language hs used a. that
tius: ~Whsn ws consider the patron sgs
of lhis great olsioe. shs sllursmsnis OF
povsF. shs tsnpiasion to retain public
of'ice ouce gsins,. and more than sll. the
svzilsbiliiT party 5nds n an ineumb-ns
~hon hor,is cf ofics-holdsrs With a
sal born Of bsnsfits rsosivsd and t0s'srsd
by The hops II fsyors 10 come. stand
really 70 sid With monsy and trained po-
htical service. 80 rsccK1izs m The elizi-
biiity of Tia Presidents for rs-slsc;lor a
oloss serious danger 70 that cslm. dslih-
crate q lsi intelligent political action which
mus charsctsrizs Government by ths
pscpl@"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
For Kenf--Roons.
ID DoOMs TO oREST-rrRsfsHED AND UNI
Ia nishcd lSJ south bivisiOn.sf

DOOMS TO 0RENT-frRSfsHEDA AND UNFUR-
IL nished. 80 south btyision-si. IS5
rOk RESf = THO NICELY FURNISHED
y fooras: one with a.cove. new house. Isl
North l0iliassf iss
lOR RENT PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED
L r~Oms. With or wilh.ut board. Us South
DigislOn-st ls5
TO kESr-TICELY FURNISHED FRONT
/ room wiih modern conyeniencea Call az 80
Ho<lwick-sl. l!6tf
LloR REAT- FuRNISHEb FRONT ROOMS,
ether single or en- sl.ite. Apply 10 Room A.,
Power OPP "a House block, PeErl-st. 22etf
CoR RENT-A nicely fURSisHED FRONT
room at - kaasonl-st. I3tf
los RfNT- TIE NICEST KIND OF ROOMS
Il "a suits % two or Tour rooms. with all modern
lar provence = on (analst. .or oiliccs or light
manufacturing pUrpoSsS. also for lodging. In
eulEe AZ oLee, No. q CanslAi., OF u. A. Berwin,
eff
TOR RFNT-FUENlsHED ROOMS: STEAM
| heaieo and hirpished rooms for light house-
keeping. Apply ~ room loS, New Houseman
tltck. i6tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

A prstsY story of LEvI T. xoRroS's :
ssrly business csrser = told. Il seems
that re New York dry goods drm Of
NcRrox s f,RnsxzLL failed soon after
the var opened. ard paid dity caass On =
3cilsr. A fsw years sftsrwsr3. when
MoRroS's bank'ns house became pros-
perous. hs invited his old creditors 20 q
banquet Jsisr aseh plate At The table
wss he sacuot hs hsd eyed The <usss.
With interest Thia r. cresiissnls ~hsfher
II = erpsifhis or nos.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE IAPRavED
n tafarsh Inhaler; $50 Per eenL pFoft; sample
express ireel or Is eents. Address l. t. Morgan,
Howard city, hioh. isl
ilASTED-LADiSs TO REPRESENT MANU-
w fsctufer IN their locality; something new:
se-ls 70 every lady; no hook business. Address
for psriieulsls. Chemist. box S. this olhca. Isl
UfANTED-I ocAL OK TRAVELLING AGENTS
VI for ! pew specially, Fire Proof sales. y. u.
egent ordered a carload fr~f week, a n J. aeent
hals carload, a hifh. esnsssser eletred t40o
Tat fnonth, Buffalo dealer with bis other busi-
nsfs = clearing q ~ per month on our specially.
cslsloEne tree- Alpine safe Co. Cincinnati, o..
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

ras snssfEzln msEs pfsssaied At tbis
popular Fsssrt lsss nishs vss something
aboss ina average The opening scene
sssnlas seFenade. was beautiful The clio
Of spsesslties. those worthy Of special men
ton. were keating and Flynn IN their
breaknsck songs. dances and ~iti.eisns.
Who we're extremely funny. Burns and
D0Bnsliy. Ia their artistic changes aud
iunny dialogues are justly termed Amer
icas iaF0fite BuDsters- bGI the Shole
shos ga con psstsiy sehpssd b The taxyan-
ein Troupe. a band Of French musicians
Appearing - . band of PAYERS 0n . PsFls
oculsVsrts. making music on all Kinds of
laborsrs' tools. Their act aust be sssn 20 Dc
appreciated. The frolicks0ns comedy e.
tilted '~fhs Tro ColonslsH 1sor ght TIA per-
lcEmanee % . close. IL IL without doubt
The faDnisst comedy seen here this SEASON.
Burns and DoDnslly a. tbs rso Coloaels
we're true te nature. The sane bill again
tonigbt, anG three psriofmanecs WedDes-
day. jay 4, Al 10 A. IA. 2 aud p. m.. when
the sniire Pill will bs presented
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Dr. MscNsSrrp = tslkiss NO nach
AMI = eesrsyinS professional secrets. r.
n be lrgs khst The Crown Princess. nav
lhe Ernprpss VERONA. hired him n deny
that FssnERTCK uasiady VS. fatsi in
srier hat she might be Empress. she ard
ths D,,ctov beth ssd batter ke@p sway
frrra Clsruaanv. They ara aane TO pep
,,ar khare acv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

From the Widdicoaab Building 10 House
mans building rComs 50 anu 50. offlCe
With DE-. ]. J. Rice. Telephone number as
before Telephone calls answered day and
night. Office aours charged 10 10 q. m. 20
1880 a. N. p. m. To 5 p N Elevator se-
eommodAiiOn ffom Ottawa and Pearl sts
sunday oii.cs hours from 10 ; p. M.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

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