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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-04
Drink Celery Phosphate for the nerves.

HALF FARE ON THE LAKE SHORE RAILWAY.
JULY 3D AND Arm.
The. Lake Shore e. Michigan Southern
Railway will sell special excursion tickets al
half fare tone fair for the round trip TO and
from all stations on it. line and branches,
July Sd and 4th; good to return up to July
5th inclusive. This will be rare cppur.
tunity To 60 Somewhere and celebrate the
glorious fourth az a nominal expense Pur-
chase your tickets early and avoid the rush
at the stations. Ample accommodation
for all will be provided on above days.
Dr;pk Celerv pboxnhata for tha n.,v..
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-04

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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-04
ANOTHER ATTRACTION.

Il should be remembered by our reader,
and by the strangers who visit the city tc
spend the Fourth. that the great painting
Christ Before Plate" will be open as usual
The opportunity should not he lost for il j:
certainly q rare one. The picture Is ore o
the greatest in the world.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-04

DIR. l. j. WHIrFIELD-RExovAI-
From the widdicomb Building to House
mans building. rooms SO and 80, Office
with DIR. J. J. Rice, Telephone number "a
before. Telephone calls answered day and
night. Of3ce hours changed 70 10 o. m. Ia
commodAtion from Ottawa and Pearls SITS
Sunday Office hours from to p. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-04

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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-04

Ladies Relief Corps No. 27 are requested
to meet at their hall at $50 a. IN. sharp,
July 4. By order of
EMMA z. RUSioS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-04

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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-04


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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-04

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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-04

The latest aad best. Browns Patent
Flour.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-04

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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-04
DIR. |. ]. WHIrrIELD-RExoyAL

To obtain the best results, always use
Browns Standard Flour.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
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WHAT A Boy FOUND.

Near Granville, In the upper Cumber-
land country, Tenn, n remarkable dis.
coytry has been made by small boy. In
a little growth of hickory tlickets he
found skull lying IN the bushes. A
Jury of inquest was inpaneled, aud after
proper investigation, they rendered their
verdict, which was, ''iT'Ilp deceased came
to his death from poison at bis own
hands. 7 The unfortunate body had on 4
blue flannel suit, good shoes and hat. Ia
his coat pockets were found a pcarl.han.
die knife, i comb case with fixtures, sew
eral handkerchicfs with the letters ''R.
o. printed with indelible ink, and a
bottle about half full Of strychnine.
Also discharge from the Union army,
dated is6s, and giving the name and dc.
scripiion as follows: John Miller, five
feet nine inches high, complexion fair,
and light hair. There was q receipt In
The book showing he had paid his dues
in the Grand Army of the Republic post,
at Easton, Pa. 1osnbstantiatc the belief
that he was poisoned, II Il q fact that
many dogs In that vicinity died about the
middle of last July, and The. belief now
q that the cause was from eating the pol.
soned body Of the deceased.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

either 10 release him On the demand of
the United States consul, Or to recognize
longer the treaty rights gof Americans in
his dominions. Two United States mem
of-war are on the way TO the coast Of
Morocco by order Of the President.
In the United States Supreme Court
the Chief Justice gave notice that man
dates to- enforce hedecisions Of the court
would issue In alIcases decided previous
" to January |, except those in which
petitions for rehearing are pending and
those docketed and dismissed under the
9th rule. In view Of the fact that, the
petition for rehcaring has been forwarded
lbut not yet received in the Maxwells
Preller murder case, Hugh NJ. Brooks
1ngainst hesitate Of Missouri the issuance
OF the mandate In that case Is postponed.
The effect Of this will be to put off for
the present the execution of the sentence
Of death pronounced by the state cosift
upon Brooks, alias Maxwell, by the state
court. So II
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
. DANGEROUS BRIDGE.

The Oconce bridge. ii Millcdgeyillc,
Ca, was the scene Of another fatal acci.
dent. The recent rains had caused the
river TO rise about sixteen feet, and logs
and raftcs were swept rapidly down the
stream. A man named Norm went out
on the scntTold and with long pole was
trying 10 keep The afters from the bridge.
In some way BE- lost his balance and fell
Ii the stream and was drowned. There
I ems to be a fatality about the Oconee
bridge III that place. In the course oI
construction several men have lost THAR
lives and half dozen have been seriously
injured.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
THE LADY WON.

i rrs. French, highly respectable
widow lady, WIN resides in the western
Suburbs Of Montgomery, Ala, created
ascnsation bypnbIicly cowhiding a young
man named Oates, who runs grocery
store in the neighborhood. About a
month ago Mrs. French went TO 0aics's
store and found him selling liquor to her
son, Milburn johnson, n fast young man,
and IL seems that he gave no heed 10 her
instructions. She went 10 the store and
found her son and Oates gambling Mt a
game Of cards. She covered Oates, and
with cooked pistol in one hand, she
welded eowhide with the other and
gave him drubbing. She also scoopcd
In all the money in the pot and put Ii in
her pocket, saying that Il was hers any
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
wuo MURDERED MIN.

The man who assisted at the murder Of
Millionaire Smell, nj Chicago, ILL.,, by
standing watch outside while the resi-
dence was being robbed Is behind the
prison bars, aud the police have already
secured full confession. II shows that
the murderer Il young William b. Tas.
colt, son Of Col. j. ID. Tascoti, veal
thy manufacturer. lie aud Tascott went
10 the house together. Tascott went in
side leaving Lis comrade on the sidewalk.
After the murder was committed Tascott
hurried out, grasped his companion by
The arm and together they went to Tas.
colts lodgings on West Madison street,
where they remained several hours. e
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

Among the many expenses that Wall
street brokers haze TO face every year is
The item for flowers with which they
brighten aud adorn their Offices in The
Metropolis. Winter aud summer, spring
and fall, huge lunches of expensive po-
sizes are kept on hand in many Of the at
iractise Offices. It's rcckoned that the
average expense foran Office Is $40 day.
At dusk the Office boys and lesser clerks
divide the flowers. and who knows but
some tender heart has had one or two
ccstatic | . Il at receiving some oithelns
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
WORLD AT LARGE.
PEN PICTURES PAINTED
= COMPaTEET ARTISTS. |

uAss i.sSIdx 81 oh NORTH. ri Ea.t saassa.l aaa Wee,
4 and Acress gsvatsras1ns Coming III.
fepean storm. ,,.s.,e ,e.., sse
Count Corti, lately italian Ambassador
at London, died Of gout affecting \ the
heart. H0ihlQR skiai'A Il =
The grain warehouse of ]. s. Smyth &
Co, at Chicago, ILL.,, was burned. Loss
$10O, 600. s..%. .....
Aterritic earthquake has occurred in
the province of Yunan, in China. Two
thousand lives are reported to hayc.been
lost.
Mueller & Gogreve, liquor dealers in
Cincinnati, Ohio, have failed. The liza
bilities are $3.50, 1000 and the assets $110,- :
900.
The recent rate war in the West is es-
iimated to have cost the companies en-
gagged in it abort sa,00O,OOO in two
weeks. =@N 1851 = -
The Rodgers & Sheldon Ironworks, at
Bridgewater, Mass, We're. destroyed by
iire.' Loss $75, 900 to 100000. Insur-
ance $40, 600. a
Joseph Pulitzer, the owner Of the New
York World, is threatened with total
blindness. Mr.. Pulitzer has lately been
confined to dark rooms, and has recently
gone to Santa Barbara, California.
The followers of DIR. McGlynn propose
to start newspaper in New York to OPP
pose Henry Georges StaadaHd. The
new publication will be called the Eagle,
and the office willbe in the TrilaRe build
ing.
A bomb was found at the Philadelphia
(; Reading Railroad freight house, at
Shamokin. 1t contained several pounds
Of powder, and wasplaced closely against
the wall of the building. The fuse had
been lighted. but went ont before reach
ing the powder. z4s... 5*.
Maxwell, the murderer Of Preller, in
Jail at st. Louis. No., has made a long
statement, purporting to he the trne story
of the crime II is substantially the
same as the story he told on his trial, that
Prellerconsented to be chloroformed III
order to have an operation performed.
Reports from all parts of the schuyl.
kill, Pa, region indicate that there are
fewer men working at the mines, in con.
sequence 0fflie new trouble arising he.
cause of the Reading company's peremp-
tory refusal to take back all the old men,
rs was understood by tile corbin-Lcwis
settlementaasssa ~ 8o t7@rs%
Fire in the cargo Of the French steamer
Ianceryille, at Havre, from New Orleans,
La. broke but i'm the forchold beside
the bulkheads, separating the starboard
bunker from the hold. On being docked
she will be Immediately filled with water;
$500 bales Of cotton were injured by the
| fire.
6 The London STANDARD. discussing the
position in Europe, says: "Witli so many
friends as she now has, why should Aus.
tria yield TO Russian menaees! We i'm
agine that unofficial negotiations now III
progress, will make 1t quite clear that il
Russia formally re-opens the Bulgarian
question, the result will be either d fresh
rebuff or war; #sss*zzs..Ms #45 58 ~ &&
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

Late details OF the Chinese foods
make the story one Of the most terrible
in history. What was, beautiful,
nor..1a,,s s.Iistr;o. ~ IA nan saroxa ,.,;t..
isnow rolling sea. At least 1000 OOo
people are homeless and absolute ydesti.
tutc Or the barest nccess aries Of lie,
while lis thought that the loss Of life
IL p will reach 10000. Everything in the
way Of figures Is n yet, however, pure
speculation, with the chances Of a total
mortality far greater than the present
estimate. Court and business circles In
Pckin, Canton and other centres, are
doing al n human possrltO cope with
the disaster.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
- II oosIp.
IN. 80 II a..

W. w. Corcornn il regarded as seri
ously Ill, and may not recover. #
The present Congress will undoubtedly
pass bill authorizing the building Of
several new ships olwar.
Congressman A. d. Gambler has In
charge bill for the appropriation Of
~. 900 for The establishing Of D govern.
ineni Office of assays Ut Gainesville, On.
Mrs. Carlisle, who went TO Wichita,
Kansas. 10 nurse her son, who Is i'll In
lint city, has been summoned back 10
Washington 10 attend upon her husband,
The speaker II The House, who has had a
renewal of bis illness. I
The collection Df internal revenue for
ihe tIFst seven months of the fiscal year
ending January 30, 1883, aggregated
Ssi. col, ,3ls, M increase Of S5s5Ss, ,Sei
over the collections during the CORES.
pending period of the last fiscal year.
Rev. u. q. pricr. coiored, president Of
Livingston College, Salisbury, n. G., has
received letter from Secretary Bayard,
informing him that the President has ap.
pointesl him minister resident and coun.
ssll.gpneral u the United Ssates IN Liberia.
Iolge Crisp appeared before the com.
miticr on harl,ors In the interest Of the
OennrIree. tlie Oconce aud the Chatta.
ht.,elItc rivers. There are bills now lie.
fore lie committee asking for $4,000
each for lhe lint two, atl,l 500, 900 for
sl,a lattfsv go
The House committee on judiciary re.
solved u report with favorable recon.
mendaiion, lhc bill repcaling section ieis
IL tlic Revised statues, which renders IN.
eligible 10 any position IL the United
states army, any person who has served
h any capacity III the military, naval or
civil service a the Confederate siates.
Mis- Frnuccs y. Willard, president Of
Inc Woncn's sC'hyistian Temperance
Union, aud Mrs. Bcckonbender, chair.
mar, 81 the legislative committee 81 that
organization, made the principal argu.
ments for he plait District Of Columbia
prohibition bill, claiming that prohibit.
Ia wins capable OF enforcement Of the
national rapi'al, and that public senti'
ment demanded i.
There 4 trouble between the United
states and the government of Morocco,
growing ntit of the arrest At Rangier Of Q
Moorish Hebrew under American pro-
lection, ond the refusal of the sultan
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

Colonel George i. Perkins, Treasurer
Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
Is the oldest railroad official in The Uni
led States, and probably in the world.
lie Is ninety nine years old, Il six feet
two inches in height and stands as
straight as many men Of thisty Colonel
Perkins i Che only survivor Of the pas
sengers who steamed down The Hudson
in Fulton's pioneer steamboat, the Cler-
mont, onher trial trip.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

a4Nf The new industry In the South, which
sEaf1 has been noted, develops another uso
for p'nc needles besides that Of spread
Ing an aromatic odor from the filling Of q
- aNs pillow. One product Of these needles Il
remarkably strong oil, claimed to pos.
sess valuable medicinal properties; nm.
other i pine WOOL which il bleached,
..a. ~ ~ dyed and woven, this wool being fcecy
: @@& brown mass, possessing a pleasant odot
which gives II ralue asa moth destroyer
when employed in the form Of carpet
lining; and 10 these Is to be added an.
other product made from this wool, viz,
.-....*.s strong, cheap mating, adapted for
halls, stairways and Offices
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
The last penny Of The 100000 which
Buffalo proposes to give as prize to the
man who inyepta I feasible method Of
harnessing the immenss water power Of
Niagara has been subscribed.

x.>1Ia The total Of anthracite coal for the
@R't 4 past year is put at s4,4oo,ooO tons in
round numbers, exclusive Of local sales
atsthc mines and colliefy consumption.
The total FOR 1886, with which these
figures are To 10 compared, was ss1s0,
S62 gross tonst yCreditins fthe present
&II II Scprwith IN incroase o. per centsohly,l
Jf+1l ia wil show upa total Of SO, 10000 tons
Tor 1881
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01
.paAsh asa IHtaf 4M s949KAA &0A ~
Many People Are Killcd-Ihnrches. Banks
and Hotels Laid Low-Rire added %
to tho H0rr@r.. = Il IN II : 1tlt. esfxss

Over three hundred Confederate vete.
rams participated in the cavalry reunion
hcld in New Orleans, In. Interesting
address were delivered by Gems. NJ. III.
Jackson, ]. 10 Chalmers. nev. II. II.
Mckem aud others, and poems written
Tor Tie occasion by Mrs. Mary Ashbcy
Townsend aud Mrs. 4. J. Nicholson
t''pcarl Rivers were read. A perina.
sicnt organization wus effected, with Gen.
!. d. lee ns president II was the first
general assembling Of the Confederate
'ayalry ever hal Ii the Mississippi Valley
mrsly for purposes ol peace, aud II con.
iituttd The most distinguished gathering
II Southern soldiers since the close Of
the war. t~ =.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

The American Cai'irater rofcn5 10 the
+. %s / iact Tint New Zealand IL making prac.
ticalefort 70 compete with America In
4 the supplying of'checse 10 Che English
4 q market and adds. dAdyices from New
zealand stale tlal in the provinces Of
otago aad ssoathand alone there are
~ over twenty cheese factories operating
already, turning out each season an
average Of fifty or sixty tons Of elresc.
and capable Of doubling the prediction.
In the other provinces thcrc are also
seyeral factories IN operation; and,
.H though on / less extensive scale, the
total yield from both the north and
e middle Islands for The season ending
.u.sser July last il estimated "a about 100 tons
q cheese. lip to last ycar market was
found for the whole output IL Ncw
Zealand and Australia, but This year the
producers arc looking 10 England for
market for their surplu, cheese II will
probably be some time before ihofc Il an
important factor tho competition with
e American choose, bat II will be we'll fof
or ehtoscmakors 70 be forevarned That
s5 lhey may cnduayor. by superior mako
Nss u md quality, 70 slill command The
British mafke.s.n IT 4
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

represeptina. tito .eontainiralmble 4
deposits The copnang lslasg gorgh
tonAntifactlfd pottery and d larga
was paidlor lanil.iS lJaM sttaftoa
r. Carr sued ,Andersonfor so, 900, (
ing that the,kaolilntleasosits Al the
had neyermatcrialized. aga as84t
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

8f4AAS AfSrs than hundred descendants In
Milwaukee Of Marlin Kroeger, the Oldest
man In Wisconsin, received their aged
rclatise Il armty rennion recently. lie
isfi4 years old and native Of Prussia.
lie was resident of Milwaukee from
.FHT al 1850 until three years ago. Ills eldest
= son i y years old, and he has great
grandchildren 25 years old who have
- - chldsca. kIIc looks ~ thoughhs we're
r about co. goes about without cane.
al and isas cicar.headrd and Jolly an old
man as there Is In Wisconsin. lie can
see very well without glasses hear per.
fcrtIy, and has an unimpaircd memory
Howasin.tho wagon train Of Napocon's
army in IL invasion Of Russia, apd tell,
many rcminiscenre Of the campaign.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-03-01

III Johnston Township, Uhio, a son Q: John
Williams accidently ell in front OF his IA.
ther, who was cutting wood. HIS head was
split open and he is dead.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-06
|" LA CORONA

lQlien no conoce esta famoss fAbri-
ca de tabscos y cigarrillos estsblecida
nd va muchos an i1s en- ls HabAna?
sQai9n no ha probado sus excelen.
tes productos en- una..y otrs clasef
De 'os tsbscos no hay que hablar.
Gozan fama de inmejorables, y obtie-
nen Ia preferencia en- los mercados.
La clase lie cigArrillos no tiene ii,
val, tento por eu material como por la
elaboration en- Ia que para NADIA entra
IA msno del hombre, nj operarios ex-
crsfios & la fAbrics, 10 cual constituye
uua gran ventsia muy digna de apre-
,isrse. Son de lss mejores picadurss
' recottes de Iss excelentes vegas d:
Vuelta Abajo, y estAn hbrcs y exento'
lie todo cuerpo extrafio y de toda SOS
tancia nociva D Ia sasud.
Los iutinitos millones de cigarrillos
que continuamente &c eyIelden, 20 pa
"a ell consumo, ys para Ia exportacion
hacen 50 mejor apologis, estando II
iemostrAdo que no tienen competen
.is possible, al buen sutender de lO'
famadofes.
Sc hsceu, pues, muy recomendableI
los prodnctos Y cigarrillos de Ia fAbri
ca La CORONA de los Sres. D. Sc
yando Alvarez y c., S,n agents'
principales en- est> Plaza 10, Sres. D
Claudio G.. SaenE & c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-06

mas, surtidos & precios reducidos
Los hemos visto, y podemos ase
gurar que los juguetes en- question
son preciosos.
La Borinquen. - Merece Il
atenci6n y protecci6n del p1bli
co la gran Mbrica de dulces y fru
tas tropicales en- su propio jugo d.
J. Machicote & Co.,, (Mayagiiez).
Son superiores y de calidad in
mejorable. Eui ell almac6n de dor
M. M. SOLO, de aquella plaza, y er
la de los Sres Sala & o., de es
ia Capital, esta ell dep6sito. Va g
anuDcio en- lugar correspondence
Mil FIores.-I Es possible CON
densar la ftagapcia de las flores de ia
modo que ell perfumer de mil pueds
encerrarse en- ell reducido espacio de ur
pomo de cristai3-Si, y en- el Agus
Florida de Murray y Lanman vemos
realizado Ell hecho, pues una sola
botella del gran perfume contiene
mas fragsncia que IN millar de flores
reunidas. Lsctor, os habeis sumer-
gido alguna vez en- la lillida fragsncia
de un bafio mezclado con este gran
perfume ? Si no 10 habeis hechc,
peguid nuestro consejo y haced Ia
eruebs; Ia sensaci5n es una de las mas
sxquisitamente refrescsntes que es
possible concebir.
Uno de los remedies mas agrada-
bles conocidos hasta la fecha en- este
pais, es, indudablemente, la Emulsion
de Scott. Tiene todss las virtudes del
aceite de higado de bacalso, siendo
ademas muy sgrsdsble al paladar.
Para los Difios epfermizos es de mucho
vslor, como tambisn 10 es para las
personals de mayor edsd. Els alimento
y medicina q un mismo tempo; en-
gorda y fortalece, y No tiene rival para
las Intermediates de la gargsnta.
Es sorprendente. La 1Ss ssz con
que los nifos eDfermizos y deI.SAdos,
cuyos cuerpos parece que Sc van gas
tendo por falta de nutrici6p adecuads.
nejoran al tomar Ia k1nu'si6n de Scott,
que contiene los componeutes de los
alimentos mas nutritivos y recons-
tituyentes en- forma coucsutrada, facil
de digerirse y de ser sbsorbidos por e,
sistems, fabricsndo ssDgre pura y
Sumentando las csrneS y las fuerzas.
Rogamos & las msdres de estos ipo-
centes que no dejen de probar este re-
medic, rorque seguramente los pondra
buenos y sanoS.
'La Corona. Los cigarrilloS de
esta acreditada fAbrics hsbanera son el
non Plus ultra de 10 bueno y esme-
radamente elaborado.
Fnmadores, dAos una vueltecita por
La M4iiOrqu'na, y os convencerels de
Ia excelencias de tan exqaisitos ciga-
rros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-01-06
CASA De SALUD..
"AUXILIO MUTUO"
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.

Este bene6co y reconocido Estable-
cimiento, fondado desde hace mas Dc
cuatro amos, cuenta en- ell servicio me-
dico con los tx pertos facultativos Dres.
don Esteb.n Garcia Cabrera, J don
jose Estebsn Ssldafa, y en- ID pate
administrative, con cuidadosas HIaS
de la Carload.
Para ingresar en- Ia Sociedad es re-
quisito indispensable que ell estsdo
patol6gicc del interesado 10 permits, en-
cuyo case abonsr6 81 ingresa como So
clio eventual tan solo la suma de dos
pesos mensuales, pero 81 iDgresa como
fundador debe satisfacer, ademas de
esa sums, Ia de diez pesos como quota
de ingreso.
Ell objeto de la Sociedad es:
Atender con especial esmero y fra.
ternal solicitud D sus ssociados ea to-
dos los cssos de enfermedad 8 desgra.
cia que les ocurrs.
Proporcionsr con sus recursos ell de
timo tribute q sns asociados, en- caso
"I cnantmiento, mandando darles &C.
'pdftufa con Ia solemnidad y decoro de-
bidos.
Todo socio, sea cual fuere su residen-
cia h. sbitual, tiene derecho q ingreser
en- ell Establecimiento Ssnitsrio do 10
Sociedad, cuando su estado patol6gico
10 requiera, y ademas los fundsdores
tiepen derecho q que Sc les envie por
cuenta de 10 Sociedad, q los climas mas
convenientes asu rapids curaci6ns ,
en- case de fallecimiento de alguno de
sus dichos asocisdos, s1 familia serA
socorrida con algun doDativo, siempre
que lo.perm mitsn los fondos de Is SOcie-
dad, = que squella sc halle verdadera.
menteinecesitsda del indicado recurso.
La reconocids fama que goza Ell
Ests blecimiento, es la tnios recomen-
daci6n que Sc permite ofrecer 81 pd-
blico. 140