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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
Real Esfufe--Cffu,

C0 Aln DURING THE MKT TEN DAYS
S-.UUU will buy Eve lots. centrally located
worth $3.50 J.. s. froyin. LoTeu block. opI,o-
site sweets Hotel
AN GOING SOUTH AND WISH TO DIsPosE
| OF my property IN This clgs. which coUkists of
house aud Tot northwest corner of Seventh st ard
Alpine ave. rooms; good cellar. wei and every
thing in good order. i have three houses aud
lots adjoining the above. on Alpine ave. whi' 7
viii sell a. the very low figure of $3.50 each. vii
rent readily NJ s. per month. Also two vacant
lots al 80 each. For iurtoer particulars see ny
agent n A. Brooks Resl Estate DEALER rooms q
and {. Court Block, Charles A. Hauea cor Sew
eDth-st ana AlpineaYe. Is
DOR sALE-FoUR ROOM HOUSES, MAR
II y street car ine with well. clstern ar cciisr
for - Coz on m onthly payments go Ter mouth
Inquire room n widdicomb Block. 225
L'oR sALE-BEsT BsR9A1S IN cfFY. FiST
4 house OF scvca rooms. good well and cys-
tern, neat barn large lot seven blocks frop
Sweets hotel Cal OF 9. z Ross, once Wicdi-
comb Block. 81
NOR SALE-A ROOM COTTAGE. NEAT AND
i IN good shape, on n corner lot fernando e.
and Norh ave. Price f75o. =. c. oicoit, Horth-
ave. and Aadison-st Il
THAT YOU CAN BUY CITY RIAL ESTATR
i Al unocard Of prices Of A. r. Antisoel. =
Loveu block. opposite cote Hotel 2t
Az ELEGANT NEARLY NEW TEN-tOoX
y house sDs 53xl32 lot on Henry -. half ok
from Cherry street Gar line, CAD be bought ~ a
great bargain. A. X AntlSdel Loyeit block
opposite Sweets Hotel. 2E
L'OR SALE-H0UsE AND lot ON CLANCY
L 81, one On Lafsy ettc-st. one on Taylor ~
near street can. Livery property Tor fsie or 10
lei. Also property in ether part 81 the city for
sale. j. W. Tay icr 10 ana II piainheid ave Jleu
EOR sALE-HOUsEs AND lots. VACANT
i lots and farms: some choice bargains iftakcn
con. Hughes Thomas rooms % and -. New
HonscmaR block. gtf
HOUSES. lots AND FARMS FOR fAIR
III cheap ~ Dr. Rccnboers Wcnkam block,
corner OF Ncnroe and Diyision sis. 80
TOR sALF-k LtBCF BRICK DWELLING
II house. on SVfingsi.. Tor 500 nest fsne
dwelling house JsmesSf, for f1.sOc, and -
90 acre farm IN Sparta for A zoo al on frneE
1syn trfs and rcs ssons bic terms p A, Ds sppef,
Toom I2t. Icdysrd bloch. over Public I1brsry.
ya-ff
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Another piece OF criminal careless ness,
IS il appears now, resulted in tho death
Of two persons on Wednesday night when
the engine went into the Schuylkill
through an open drsw-bridge. The re-
fussl of the draw engineer, KANE. and his
assistant to say whether or not there
were any danger signals up 10 very much
szsinst them. But probably no one will
be punished.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
Prnhnfe Court

Estate of orren Doyle. deceased: order
admitting will to probat1 Estate Of Nsntj.
Lindermsn. deceased; order allowing claim.
and decree for payment Of debts. Estate Of
sarah +. Pifsrt. deceased; petition for
license to sell real estate fled: hearing Sep
iember -. Estate Of Gertrude Pierce. :
minor. order appointing Chss. T. Patterson
guardian. Estate Of Jss T. Blackjack. de-
ceased order allowing claims and closing
estate against further claims
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

1t Is not to the credit OF the fair sex TO
cay that nearly all the fools who fill
lighted lamps with kerosene are women,
bat II Is the truth. The Indiana woman
who attempted it was the means OF her
child's death, snd her husband lies in a
critical condition from the burns he re-
ceived. Her own mental suferings no
doubt are extreme but that won't prevent
other women from doing the same thing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

II Il is legal Tor a man to marry another
woman whsn il IL she Who has secured
the divorce from him, and not be from her,
then The Duke OF Marlborough is legally
married to Mrs. HAxM ERsLEr. But no
number OF marriages. civil or religious,
will change the legality OF the matter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
Real Estate--Countru


NILL FOR sALE-IS TBE VILLAGE or
Rapids including saw, shinfle ard p'sniDr mil
cider mil and pump f. tory. viii be sod
bargain n taken soon. This property. = proper 81
handled. vii pay - 10 l0g per cent on TaIfrfs,e
money. WOuld tske kfearr tuE n eyrhsrgc for
particulars address z. !. Hanna. Caxuoria Mich
-
EOR sALE CHEAP--A kiCE FARM OF -
acres. with frame hoflEe. one mile snd a
qusrier rom Hans Apply Al Nm = G. Wax
ers. u south Dirsoo-st l2sf
nor eALf-THF FARM BELONGING TO
i the esssfs oi he late Daniel scheruert0rn.
one nile - ef TIE cit, irofiinF hrsoee,s'. u
cenine. Nay - sold m from ten - thirty acre
lotk Apply 70 iT. Whfivorth admsulssrstof ~
fouT1h a.. ersDd Rapids Mich. ioHf
For e--Nssceiioneoas.
UsoR ssLE-cHEtP FoR TEy DAYS. HOUSE
L hold furniture Of al Kinds 90 Bostwiek 81
Z7stf
UoR SALE-A C0NFTCTfosTEY. TCF CRFsN
i sDd cigar stand roof f,srgnin fof tie night
one ~ south Division 8 -
IfCE ftLE-A Good VIOLIN TOR EAIF
ehesp Please cal - a 'oveT@t rs
LsoR sALE-A1 4 Di~loi 81. a SCHOLAR
4 ship IA . bnsiness cfiisfr. scr ing %.
tifuci on. Ad0res "a d.. tox z 1slsgrIns -Eer-
sid osfce artr
IroR sAlF-FAsT 1Ro1TFR BAY efoRsE
i Zine roacster. gentle e'Iitsbe fof iaaies -
criTe J. Homan. is Csnei-st- lssH
EOE SAIL AN EATIRE OITFET DF
7 machinery Tor 2 fas Gas lstnfry aiso
sfs hursf poser snrinf Pr particulars enquire
q g. a htfviu. 20 = Csnsift 5s4if
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Cummsr's Hal vss crowded lest Tree
dsy evening With enthusiastic Repub ics "a
to lister - Hon. N. G. Barch - Grand
E.uids His TAX mon The tsrif ard ihe
great principles of Eepae csBism ve~s IN
xesrine wifh bs ususl ruastsTiy sHerss
sad wers warmly spprscizfs3 An secosnt
q busnsss Juire Moutz'nery rss nef
sbie to Be present ss sdverrissd
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
A VIE Chnd

In q wild. weird. vall-syed sort Of vsv
the Grand Rapids Eo0i> announces that
Charley Campsu, the famous ball PLAYER.
with the so-eslied Detroit chsnpicus. is =
son 81 Hon. Dso. CsmpsH. the great Demo-
cratic hustlsr and collector of the Pot Of
Detroit. Nov. ss Dan vss never marriei.
Charley is indeed nice bov f be knows
his ovn father Lo7fi1e Rezr slsoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Mayor HkwITr has been, perhaps, the
mcst fearless and conscientious Mayor
New York has ever had. aud he will leave
be hind him record which vilI make
very exscting messure for his successor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Prot. HADLFr. of Yale. believes that
America holds the record FOR the fastest
railroad time. The trip Of The West
Coast Eyer ever the f00 miles between
Edinburgh and London sy sragsd $50
miles to the hour. The Professor hss tie
record 0f trip on the West Shors rail-
rosd between Esst Buffalo and, Wee
hawksu. also ACC miles. when the average
part q TIE TRIP the train attained the re-
msrssbie speed of sighsy-three miles an
hD4r. The American trip vss made in
Jaly. isS5. and according 20 Prot Hsp-
bnxs collection Of sacb schiszsmsnss. Il
haa never been beaten.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Tbs c.ning ct ~ contrscs sisv-s -
kmsrics nust - stepped The country
- hs better sF tor s~sry industrious snd
deserving immigrant who eouBss here as
own nas'er. hut the effect ef the eompe-
lii;rn cr-nea and wcuea we are prsct
ealiy sisvss ~ ruineus Il cannot and
,rosf Dot Be berae.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

II must he admitted by msn os all
parties that General HARRISON bas
shown rsusfkahls qualities ss a public
speaker daring TIE period that has
slstssd since BIS nominstiOn for the
Presidency. He bss been waited upon
hT day aud by night by organ zsfiens ~
al kinds. sud h@ hss responded to thelr
messages ana their greetings sith ready
srd appropriate sloquence.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

II Is said that scookiog clock has been
invented The tendency OF the age seems
20 be 10 discover persons who can do one
thing only. and machines that can do
everything simultaneously.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

BELvk LOCKWOOD says that man aud
woman are supplements of each other.
SO they are. At the same time Nature
made man first. Womsn was sn sftsr-
thought. Let Us call Der the sober second
ihousht-for che Is very good.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

President CGEvEHASD lodged the So =
cpe.0o0 R~pr and Harbor bill 81 fsr "a
Feeslble ard let it become a az Ysster-
day without his signsturs. Foer fellow
K he hsd signed e be would have been
abused. snd Z Ae lad vetoed it hs rtula
have been kicksd hv tue ether fellows.
So he ct u a. By 3=fsaik
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

That wealth does not always bring
happiness II sbundsntly illustrated in
he GksRzTr family. Though rich they
have been peculiarly unfortunate and
affected
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

MASTIS FtRoUBsR TUFFER bss iuss
sntsrsd bis 10th yssr. Probably be now
views III. With philosophy. In fscs.
sv-ry one Knows that his philosophy 10
pruvsrbisl
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Th. following e hst 81 ~ rsszs
Iiesrr~- issnsd siacs isst gahlsbsd. vifh
the nsres. r-sfae-cs vasn outside TIE ctTl
ard ages q tbs psrtseS
tre
esr75f uolsresr. Mxnie tp7isso-n Ea
tsrf ---. 1-s
AIRED asser.oa. Lsa-srs Enss5. Erss7 35-is
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

And nov il il beginning 20 bs belisvsd
that il vac not DuSovsS who jumped
from The Loudon bridge. II not ths
world has not beard shs lsss Of such aoa-
=ensa
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

An IMPORTANT RAILROAD EuaOR.
TIE DnDGqus Telsgroph says eircu u
stances have come to lizhs which Indicate
the purpose of the Illinois Central TO
extend from Ooass, just south OF Sioux
City. 60 Denver. When u built
10 OsawA small town on the Missouri,
last year. nobody supp0ssd It bad chosen
that Insignificant little town fer ,ermi-
nal roint of a great railroad extending to
New Orleans. and aov that, SIS has been
learned, men have bean in Nebraska
lookiDg ever the ground of Q proposed
extension TO Denver. the suspicion that
Onsws is rot to remain the terminus will
be stronger still. A road from Onsws to
Denver would ia about i've hundred
miles lo0z. II would run througbs very
rich agricultural country, whose railroad
facilities are slrsady fair. bui scarcely
better than those of ths towns IN Western
Iowa from which the Central does such
an immense business in grain. hive stock
spd other agricultural products. II the
read 10 thus extended IL will mark sn
important era Ia Rocky Mountain traffic.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

They sag there g 4 xas vel IN Ohio
which hss cesssd ron sxhsartiou. Tiers
are 50 mssY Feiisiesl orsiors in TIE State.
however. that Il newer VII be missed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

he Sostou Rec0ri ~cuid Ike q see =
iazf raised FOR tee ssneGt 81 General
Bsxxs Has e curfe to this that suh-
e1ptlons ks~e 70 bs taksu fssr banks,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Ssnator FssSx Huscscx hss ionz bad
TIE reputation of hesss vsry hssdsous
nsn. but 40 CO ~osid believe i 70 see
ga piefurs in H.1rpsr's H-sste
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Que J. 4 SULLIVAN = i<suins ehsl-
lengas 70 he pusilists. kILsAEx and
SaErE. srEETvkx. SuhETSAS, ehc q
this Sr5EEvAx snywsys
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

eese - r-cf1sse - re~esre6 ~ e-@et 2
- sr7foz - tze Lsso1 ~ftoo s1l1EnR ~ -
81 see a. keEsF99 ar e -srree7. EEF1sz ll.
3 ~. scee-aiss fr rss1< an sr~r fcs1frE r.
y sses = So ss1es - }ssa fszwooa. Dires5es.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Talicu fevsr kss rs>e< Scre mech
szeenfscn . Nor hera p~xs~ xa.rs =
hstls ~nwcn - lsax -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

II r hoped the sac -psasnic e ever for
=. ina
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
" dnted--Tv Rent.

IVANTED-TO RENT. A SMALL. NEAT COT
w tage IN good locality: or rooms for light
housekeeping. Either side centrally located Ad-
oress giving street aud number and rent expeft 4
ed Z. r., IA Summef-st 2I5
no REST-A VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
l room for two, with board, AT l34 n. Division
81 81
no REN IA PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM
| in private family with or without hoard, ~
M Nernoo-st- 227
WANTED--A C0TTAGE OF SIX OR sFvEN
W rooms by good, permanent tenant Would
Ike 10 eet near Car line. Address S. i. r., Teie-
gram Herald. al7lf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

WANTED - COMPETENT GIRL TO 10
W general house worE Apply al singer Sea.
In Machine oflee. - \. Division Il. on Aoacay
2ss
WANTED - GIRLS. wAfST MAKERs. FIN-
w ishefs aud skin maker. Apply al MONS -
and -, New Kendall Block. Ars. b. Is Vinegar.
-
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOTsE.
" work IA small family. Enquire Monday p.
IL. AZ -0s Ottawa - .z5
w NTED-IANEDIATEiY, MORE YOUNG
w lsdles 10 write sample work Do not call N
person. but send name and nd1r-ss together with
q mi SIZED letter pase 81 handwriting % Portable
COY ing Pres Stationery Company, No. Ioui q
81, Hawkins building rs
WANTED D-PANTMAKKR At ARTHURs. IS
w MaterlOosi Smiths Onera Block. 26
tVANTED-t0 GENERAL SERVANTS 90 TO 81.
W 10 cooks and lanndresses 81 % g.. 5 diniag
rom glis si2. Ladies pArloEs, and loser
Block B7
ITANTED-GlRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Apply at 2i9 Rausoni-st. 30
lVANrED-A COMPETENT COOK TO co
w 10 Ottawa Beach. Address Mrs Geo IL
LoEg, Ottawa Beach, Mich =
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

Jfsss.hsr 81 nrss "a an y 81 ssrsts~s~sss
esx te fsana ~ Slstakak ths Eax.ak.eF ~
~oESs ~ sess2. Asy p~rssf . ll@s es1@ls4
ffsEe fu1 Lac
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

There vss an exhisition of bravery q
the rsrf Of . roung nan il Nsw York tie
ether 6sg. A msd-dog. = bsz yellow cur,
With fosminx noush and oloedshot eye.
vas rushing throu<h Ersup of Ers-n pso-
re ard chiidrsa and srrssdisg TIE sTssi.st
cosae-nsdon. Tse caiidreu ran crying
toward their homes. sad sevsrsi men started
70 Est policeman e shoet the DOG. Al
ihis iancfars Toans nsn dro~. ~ iu A.
express wsron. sR6 sesdsd of ths sos ~
ihs ssfs ssdiag into the srsa He hed osf
MS sJrs- 5s1 Tse dog Hnsds vicious snsp
a. L. snd ras instsptiy zrs5hed ~ The hind
le<s snd nspe 81 ne neck d the ysans
mar, who carried Il. snsppia z and snsriins.
sewers ro6s = a. as ssrres. tsrs~ q n
ard cisrped piece q csrr-s Over toe 80.
HsviaG pse<s1 - suE~ - - ~ & -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

H1scefluu~osfs.

ntONFY TO loan or GOOD RIAL EsrtTF.
III IN sirDs iTor1 f3o8 20 Ss0ff1 I-oT iDteres.
A r Antls1si, cfioe- Iovetf hioeE. 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

~hE R4saslsr so To- y0sas a. TIA
tine q tie War q tbs ksb<llior ~
~ - % The fronA e1s Ia Assa nssr
seFt Of military kszdQl2Tisrs
s1d 6ftsa gzsssd tAs barracks whsrs
cBiy enc Or more Es<ineDts usss
almost constantly qnastsssd daEiDg the
pesioc Ct ths ar. he cas- oid
sEoash . attend soms public msstings.
whsss hs heard Ehs sppssls of orsIofs 70
the patriotism Of TIE people, he beard the
inspiring n ssic es Ties snd drums cav tie
bnght bsy0ssss 0f columns OF infantry Ia
Inc snd admired the bright red trimmings
of The sFtilisrymeD on ons or I've oces-
sioDs he vas 81 the depot and heard ths
sobs Of mothers sni wives and daughters
mingled with marital music and punctusted
oy the boom Of cannon ss . regiment Of
boys ia blue left home and friends TO
.mpsIu their lives in the var.
Later on there were, number OF times,
qusrisfsd a the barracks alluded to above.
regiments OF men who had been so far 10
the front that they had fallen into the hands
~ tLc y NAt A%A LttA AcAt1@<N VI
psrole-smonr them the famous "Pennsyl-
sania bucktsils." The Rambler. as be has
ssid, wss too young 10 enlist As q soldier
tut be vas 81 just the age 10 be peculiarly
Impressed ~ the glitter and psgeantry Of
military display. he ewas never prouder in
bis life than when he was permitted 10 buy
soldier cap" and wear it, and was never
happier than when With al old shotgun in
his hands he Was being drilled by his
grandfather who was a veteran OF the war
flSl2 and captain Of militia
But the Rambler did not intend
10 write so much OF himself. He
started out TO explain that he had
had from bis youth = peculiar admiration
for soldiers, and that he is always interested
in hearing them tell of their experiences
and thkn 10 introduce an incident
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
For Ke1af--R00y,ss nm 3.

CoR RENT-Two FURNISHED FRONT BED
Il rooms, with board. Gentlemen preferred. At
20 orescent-st 2zs
EOR RENT-DEslRABLE ROOMS NICELY
furnished for single gentleman, or gentleman
and wife. None but trst class tenants need ap-
ply. lis Lyonft. 237
FOR KENT-THREF ROOMS, ARE CENTRAL
ly located have the finest OF furniture and
sre very pleasant at ali times none bat first
class tenants need spply. +. ID. Brock. 1Siif
CoR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
II either single or en- suite. Apply 10 Room al
Powers Opera House block. Peari-st. Got.
EOk RENT-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
j IN suits OF two or four rooms. with all modern
Improvements on Canal-et. for, Offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging En-
quire si once. No. u Csnai-st.. OF q. A. Bsrwin-
sstf
CoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS: sTFAM
I heated; and furnished rooms for light house
Keeping Apply Al noon l03. New Housw ian
For Re,at--Rouses.
I,oR RENT-A FIRST Class DWELLING
L nine rooms, one block from street cars. large
lawn, hydraulic. city and ciStern water in kit
chen, house In good repair. Inquire L. L. Win
sor. l0S ottawast. 2E
For Rent BUSINESS Places.
CoR RENT-oNE-HALF OF THE STORE
L No. Canal-st. For particulars enquire OF
boarding.
GOOD BOARD-DAY or WEEK. AT al
VI Turner-si.. West Side, corner Thirdst. 2S
Udnfed-B -BOarders.
A FEw CHOICE ROOMS WITH BoARn. Also
"A day board. can be bad at % Safest. zz7
agents. " onted.
yVANTED-FiRsT CLASS SOLICITORS TO
w handle ouT goods IN Ohio, Indiana, and a
part of Michigan Apply ct once 70 Por able
Copying Pres and stationery Company No 8
Ioniast, Hawkins building rs
CANvAssERs WANTED FOR TOWNS AND
Y cities Outside Grand Rapids, 10 sell specisltes
without competition Apply 70 J. n. Wheeler,
No. Peari-st HHf
IIANTED-lOCAL Or 1RANFIING AGENTS
w for = new specially. Fire Proof sales y. y
s,ent ordered csr-lcad FIRST week . y J. scent
halt carload. kish. csnvsseer cleared Sso1
fTst month. Buffalo dealer with hs other bus-
Nsss i clearing slsQ Ter month On our specially
Catalogue tree. Alpine safe Co. Cincinnati q
rs
Furniture Stored.
FURNITURE sToRYD PACKED AID
L moved. Expert JacserS sent on hort notice
phone No @sl Isr'y :. -
EUREITIRE PACKED, MONyD AND s7oRED
II by experienced workren cheap af Mrs.. g.
J. Walkers seoond hand igrniture oesieT. y
south Diyislon-si. i2in
Money To Jogn.
llONEY TO loan OK GOOD RIAL TsrsTE,
III IN srirs fTorn 90 % Sz0rfS foT iDteres'.
A r ArtIs1si csioe. ioVetf hiooE. x5i
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

While am writing of soldiers | am re-
and perhaps no greater ones among any
class Of men than among sailors. An in
cident TO illustrate the fact occurred on
Lake Michigan only ten days ago. i think
but few here have heard the story. Captain
Ricaby, Of St. Joseph. Mich. was on his
way to Chicago with his schooner-yaeht,
Rambler. accompanied by his son Burt. II
years old, and two sailors. When
about thirty miles from Chicago, q
sansll struck the craft and turned her
bottom upward. One of the sailors was
below at the time and vas trapped in under
the vessel, but the captain, bis son and the
other sailor were thrown clear OF the boat
There was nothing ia sight except the
smooth. slippery bottom of the schooner.
The men could not hope to survive long in
such sea With nothing to which to cling.
Then the boys cool judgment and bravery
came 20 the rescue. He fought bis vav
around TO The vindvsrd Of the wreck. and
soon q big wsv. lifted him on the bottom
Of The yacht. 1t vas az be bad planned.
he resehsd the keel and it gave him some
thing 70 hold 70. Then lowering himself
bis fan length and extending bis legs to-
ward bis father called 10 him 70 ssiss the
thus improvissd life line. HIS father did
80 aud vss able to climb up aud get hold Of
the ksei also. Then TIE one sailor did the
sams thing. and fnslly the man Who wss
caught under the boat. By . Fortunate dive,
.scsped from bis prison and gained the
ksei IN the sane wsy. At O'Clock TIE
nett morning the little passenger steamer
A. B. Taylor, from Ssugstuck 70 Chicszo.
sa~ The wreck and rescued sil he nen. IL
~ss the BOY = cslnBssz sod bravery that
saved then.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

RSITURY sTORYD. PACKED AID
II moved. Hxpert Jacke1 sent on sboTt notice
By Rsdclif 4 holt, III eouth Division 81, teie-
phone No. 2ol 1sr'y :. -
TUREITURE PACEED MOVyD AND sToRED
II by eTperienced voFkreB cheap 81 MrS q.
J. Walkers second hand Iurniture oesier. II
south DivSicn-sf. i2sff
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
Situations Wanted--UGgc.

WANTED-A POSITION IN OFFICEAs BOOK
W Keeper or All assistant or 10 write. Address
W. l., box :. IS
WANTED-eITUATfoN Ri EXPERIENCED
w hookkeeper. Best of city references fur
nlshed. Address. II. box 2. this once ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
Situations Wonted-Fe,naie.

yVASTED-BY A YOUNG LADY SITUATION
w rs stenographer and typewriter Address
l.. r. box ?, this Office. pos
WANtkD-SlTUATION AS NURSE IL CON-
w nDement Cases or any other cases best Of
references Caii or address 90 south Division 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

The incident Is this: There came on
board Detroit. Lansing & Northern train
al Lansing on Wednesday last q somewhat
weather beaten but well preserved man
about 0S years old. he took q seat nearly
opposite Capt. II. n. Moore. OF this city.
When the Captain saw him he went over to
him. and, after greeting him in very
familiar and yet respectful way, said to the
Rambler: This was our old surgeon in
the Eighth Infantry" Then they began TO
talk over old times and old comrades
Pretty soon Maj. A. b. Watson was men,
toned II shall never forget the time when
Major Watson was wounded" said DIR.
Shank. 1t was at the battle of Cusau
Ferry on New Years morning. 1852. had
taken possession of q farm house for hos.
brought in. / was dressing . wound
for one ofthem when the Major was brought
in on a stretcher and laid down behind me.
| glanced around and saw who IL was and
then, leaving the one was attending for a
minute. turned to Watson. thinking that be
might be bleeding and need immediate at
tention. found be was not bleeding badly,
but he looked rather pale aud noticed
that his eyes twitched. / told an attend
antto give him q little brandy ~ lie was
shocked. No. I'm not shocked, and
don't want any OF your brandy said he.
| explained to him that didn't mean tnat
he was frightened but that be had received
nervous shock in consequence of his
wound. Then the Major consented to take
. little of the brandy and l went on with
my work tor the other patient.
Well, when | came to attend to the Major
/ took some of the best bandsges which l
had-some. which bad brought from home.
l had a particularly nicely prepared
bandage in my hand, and s / started to
wind it around the Majors leg, / said.
Major. do you know where this bsndage
came from?' He said he didn't. Well
said |. this package came from Grand
Rapids Is that so2' said be. frightening
up little. Yes said /. it came from
Grand Rapids. and remember just the lady
who gave me this identical package. Who
was iU 1t was your wife," Then"
said the doct or. Il saw a tear start from the
corner of the Majors eye and run down bis
face. IL was the first time he had wilted."
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

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