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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-03-02

Castleton reduced its Indebtedness
nearly $1,000 during the past Year.
There were GS marriage, 81 bir.hs and
% deaths III Brattleboro last year.
A lodge Of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Conductors is soon to be started at Bel
lows Falls.
The Swanton Courier celebrated it, l1,h
birth day last week and Brother Iuhln Is
happy,
The II. Johnsbury banks take Canadian
bills at 10 per cent discount, but viii re
fuse To receive them Mt AL March !.
The Evans Friction Pulley company
has been organized for the manufacture
OF special machinery at Bellows Falls.
The town of Brattleboro, has cleared
S2lOO during the past five years by the
sale of liquor at its agency over $4,000
worth OF liquor has been sold.
The following pensions are announced /;
| Original, George >. Flint, North Ran
| dolph; Hiram II. Morgan, Sheldon
| Springs; Henry C. Cromack, South Hall
! fax; increase, Gustavus Perkins, Bur
| lington original, Hattie, widow OF Albee
II. Hayden, Mortified.
During rainy night Rutland man
| hitched his horse To AN electric light post
After Il while the horse discovered the
! iron weight, used rs balance To the
I hight, which he took hold Of with his
teeth. In an instant the horse was on his
back, wondering what did it,
Mr., l., Is. Kendall, State organizer, or
gained Banner Lodge, l. O. &. I. NJ St
! Adams Bay on the 2lst inst, aud OH itrs
Wee elected and installed for the quarter
ending April 2Oth as follows: The ", {.
I. is George W. Cleveland. Lucy Head
was elected superintendent OF Juvenile
T,mplars
II IT, stated that The Merchants bank
of 81. Jouhshuy voted 10 pay ITS $4,000
assessment i'm the bradley Barlow BANK
case If all the other banks interested
would do the same. The First National
of st. Johnsbury and the Passumpsic saw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-03-02
Tunbridge.

John Folsom of Chelsea was run into by
a runaway team TIE other day and seruu.
~ injured He Is raising cUusldera Die
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-03-02
Franklin.

About 80 guests were present at the
marriage of Mss Libbie X. Gates TO
Charles w. Powell OF Jericho, which oc-
Cured on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 2S,
at the residence of the brides father
The ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
L. Sewall of Milton. After Il brief wedding
tour the newly married couple will IN IKE
their home in jericho, where Mr.. Powell
is TO eng age in the creamery business, in
partnership with Mir. X. Is. Gtlusha.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-03-02

On account of the severe storm SUR
day the q. \. II. postponed their enter
tainment uutil next Saturday ...Will
Notemire Of Cambridge aud Miss Alice
Fatelle If Watervile We're married on
Wednesday, the PEND
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
aAlLEoAD RVNsLES

J s weaossss, of ta-s NotasTa fsc.co
vEs Ia t1s eltt sesscs Jay
CF Cl1gsso1. q Z a & agent e. 4 "a.
kexoE 49, "a gas ciIE yeslsScss
" j. otsaAe6 trsss-iag mega, sgest oi
{ 4 ~ n. sSs - t1s C-iy ys4lSr1.s
" l. Sell Ar. zszlsisnl irslgkt agent O.
tAs Il T.. - b4s Cllys ~As - shs olis yes
lereEy.
rke nion aepsi Ia decorated sita tws
nsw xxas wslcA Fsss respectively l&elex
Reesptiog Rsom. and "Oe1ilsIa3n ks
o<psleE kesA4-
" o. HaFhsrt r ? hugtArt. 6 ;
gohusoE. h Asths&Ses. e. (. Gill + J
Osnn sKa G. l. Lock wo0e al lsit iss
Il al Tor indianapolis. lEes wli inseeei
ths souih snd ef tie &. 4 4 L., sna y 81
siso looE a. the ne~ oepsi vhlch ~4l
ocsss1 for Business lssi ~ess ihe nex
depcI stsBos o. ground located nssFis 81
tns grsoncs al ths nioD depot ~ thl
clsy, sEa TIE % f. & 1 onclAls tank pei
ksps lksy 4iIni uss the same p.sDs y hSs
they sIs TssSy 10 crest . ps~ oepo. here
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

szrssr psoef ~ othsT ass-xus as s6.eh
tkaf tlrZaa A1ct4er oe41zg so t&s
sss-fs sses hEs5 ssas. "a sEslAsr ha5 =
-.rgs -kesl 81 a@sG1441-s wkQ avs 90
walt Ca "a IL Lss a - Qza2sasL
H@3ltsss as Daspd~s
y 4 HsU ltsn sEsss s-a&.o a. ~ C.usl-
a. = sas 81 -Ee rGSsz kzs pesg azesn Is
lks els bAs = -sPlsy Z rs Art "a .sFy
~Elee s4s se csz oeSH seusllsd. Hs Las
lks l2Fxest collscglon - t&s Gi4a sxhisiEsd
g1ls ye4f a-s "a 2sril agtrseLs universe
sstsnUon Ias c0lasctioz nlkrsoss exeTy
siy.s Of photoEFEph kn0wn % ths pFeles-
ga. and e - l3r sFscisi naeuglou. Lei onlv
o. zcco1at oI lhs EeWssT of pletures
sh0sn. pat slso t0r tks nus s0shly " tks
YEA An a11lno1 - tks pk0toxfs pa
lkers srs several cns sFsCDsbs of
CIayon knd walsr color piegurss ana
soaas pAstss II unusual merit
Among tie isrssf Portrslls are ths vel
knosn ikces 0f Hon. George \ Ibsyer sno
Col Gesfks 6 brggs fhers l. also .
nnsly sIecuted head II Rev. ksrr Tup-
PEI, sDt oas 81 Kew Z. } l. friheks
pastor u the bnsEs street. German lu-
t1srsn kurch &r hsmiitoa h.s ssi.
csnty a s1e : specially OF these lsrss por-
trails sld the sElllIu manner ln n hich the
w0rs a skecuied aud thslr natural and
life-lks appearance. skow that hs hAs
achieved remsrkADle success ia his chosen
Ins Al his down town once NJ Hsnll-
ton LAS s4ms lsTse DoTtrslls which we're 10
heavy 30 axe 10 the Fair. bat wkich ne re-
gsris ss among as beet ape p msns snd The
public - invited u cal and sIamins them.
Ar HsmilJon has placed al upright piano
in the hall neaf bis exhibit. and the visitors
tomorrow will Dc treated ~ sems good
/ music
The MinsEar Tur1itgre Company.
The Vinegar Furniture Co1panys ex-
I hiblt takes up large space. and occupies =
I prominent position Ia Manufacturer Hall.
I They show = great variety OF furniture and
/ house furnishing goods. which excel 10
I quality and style. Ibsy keep every thing
/ ~ these hnes, ADD the young man who has
provided himself with a vile and a house.
I csn safely give an order Ia blank 10 this
/ hrm and rest conEdsnt taGt on his return
| from bis wedding trip hs viii find the
house tsstefally and comfortably fur
\ viii be surprised at the small
footing of the bill. The oompanys'
| spacious building. Nos. Us 10 l3l South
| Division.st.. is = storeToom cram mmed fall oi
| furniture OF the most elegant designs. suit
/ able for any kind Of dwelling, or for any
room IN the house The richest man and
/ the poorest man in Crane Rapids can md
/ just what he wants. The company are
ALWAYS glad 10 see their friends. and visit
ors Al the Fair are cordially invited TO come
and look through the stock
! Gloves. Mittens, Etc.
II S. Cole has fine exhibition IN Manu-
! facturers Hall of gloves and mittens of his
own make, and Of the furs and skins from
which they are made. Mr.. Coles success
shows wha, Grand Rapids pluck and
energy can accomplish when combined
with honest work and square dealing. His
line of goods is taking a leading position
with the trade, and very deservedly 60. His
| place of business is at 70 Pexrl-st, and /:
well worth visit OF inspection.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
The ART STUDIO.
The First Day of the opening-soms of the
Pictures on Exhibition.

Pictures on Exhibition.
The opening of the Coppens-Turnsr
studio occurred yesterday afternoon and
standing the wet weather. The formal
opening Of such an institution marks q
new epoch for art lovers in this city, and
they will not be slow in showing their ap-
probation OF il.
The studio is situated ct 232 Ottawa-st.
Mr.. Z. A. Turner. the well known artist
who is associated with Mrs. Coppens. oc-
cupss the lower floor of the studio build
ing with his family. and the entire upper
story is devoted TO art. The walls
OF the reception room are handsomely
finished in a sonlbre color, which 10 ad
miraoly adapted TO show off the beauty of
the gems hung upon them. The first pic
ture which attracts the eye ana holds the
attention. is beautiful study OF LITTLE girl
returning from the beach after search for
shells. The plump little hands grssping the
basket, the pretty bare feet, and ABOVE all
the wonderfully sweet face of the little
maid, speak volumes 10 all who look upon
her, and he has so well reproduced il on can
v9s that il seems as though the real little
girl. and not her fair shadow. is about TO
step forthifrom the canvas TO greet you.
Other strong studies are two little street
arabs, yeritsbe gamins, q large group of
school boys on the common, and very hne
S udy Of hen on a nest in an old barrel on
which another hen would like TO sit. In
fact il would be useless TO atte mpt to men
tion one-quarter of the fine work Mr.. Tur-
ner has on exhibition.
OF all the works placed by Mrs.
Coppens upon the walls too much
can scarcely be said. Aside from large
collection of meritorious studies in land
scapes she has several portraits ia oil and
pastel. She particularly excels in this
work.
Mrs Coppens has an unfinished portrait
of Mrs Frank Leslie, the weIl-known news
paper woman. who is as beautiful as tall
snted. Some time ago, wishing TO have a
correct portrait OF this gifted lady. Mrs.
Coppens wrote her for a photograph, and
Mrs. Leslie very kindly responded with sn
autograph letter and two very good photo
graphs. II was intended 10 have the pic
ture on exhibition during the present week
but owing TO the limited time. the artist was
unable to finish it, much to her dissppont-
ment and the loss Of the public. though 1t
will be exhibited ~ the october reception.
Back of the reception room is sn ideal
working studiO. and this is also well filed
with sketches from nature IN oil.
The studio will be open afternoons and
evenings during the remainder Of the week.
and all who are interested in AIT should
attend.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
TOWN TOPICS.


raa q Die1iasoa So spszk asrs %
o.
lse-fn1r ACE sni sps4k 90 tas tAif
Efs-4ia ssisf
I-a Aseerasis camp alssE1z opsns
nsIe FssE
Hal 5ea ason sscol4 Lrial . sst
c4sa -f tle ARA.
E.a a d Ford ssssss "a ths siIta
sa-l l1ls sfeaias.
Lae ~orz 81 ag.as lns nv sslsr mains
= issressinz faBidF
Elu. 81 e. Elrlh WN sss4k "a ksns
taI -eH- a.nlay sFzalDk
ise Nfi4tef sEssi8l ~ lAs Z aitsd b sies
Cc4.t s4l begin lcta4-f
There sas 3 Republican nesting % Elos ;
La sa ils sl.i ast aFsnllg
a. lae lt4rY companies in ne ely
- 1e sl l-s az grounds ,ot4g.
aa-e cars 49, lss os-ls rln on ins
W -. .-g .fa. 49, lasfrY 80 Lass
N4tala1 aas 1ssa heard oi Va lsF Plsrcs ;
llHs laal sAs s4sa 1anaaf ak--
49, las ~ po.ss Il beng pat Up on
Lfsn-sL 81 las ls.spaons company
"A Ei4s ai lama. 49, aadrsss thz
leua.rals Ia tls elty laarsl4y evening
Ias tesoo work in the First C0nzrsk4-
euls lbaron vti 10 aaisssd tais ssek.
F~o asa xsrs 5ass culhaE dsndslions
ro4 las SOD .n ths city ia. Avn YssIsr-
day.
T4e clfy schools sil c.oss a. n0on TO-
a.ofgsa ID slos las pupils 70 attend las
fair
Tas ladeoeasat Athlslic society will give
= grand 3saslg cal a. Turner Hal HI
evening.
william y Osmun. OF Montague. vas
ala Jiea p practices 10 tie United states
Coual Yesterday.
The laass Rifles base 5al club wlll qys
grasd eall &C COm panY IS arnlory 10
marr9H evening
Tie Democrats themselves give up ths
section 9l l.. 4. klnnsy ios oasrf. an
~. place 40 43nsY on hin.
VIII A. lnnss ~lli ,pend portion Of hi
tms lals easy until alter slecfi0n 40 SscTs
tsrg 3i tae SAFE agsea5 back C0mmlrtee.
rae old yslsrans " The Soldiers X )me
will gaI- Tie Fair today. h4uag been Ia
v sd 80 - 10 oy .as frssldsnI Of tie Asso-
Cfatlou.
The Demon Child . expected % arrive IA
tie city tas morning from Notre Dame
-lFersity waese DC aAs been On exhibition
VII 3e a. the fair grounds.
Asa ATE sac OF pine ands 6y ths G. r. (
4 al al Grand Rapids. G.. A. Berg and
Cadillac. bought sections n and 3. IL
lasrfY Grove township. estimstcd 20 con
tam 10000 feet Hs paid $4,000. IL I
expeCfed rhst the pins viii Overrun III
fallro2d ealnate N tstegon Ns'rs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

Mrs n r. Tbom pson and her son, Guy
y G.. Thompson were in the city yester-
cav Guy graduated from tb- Colorado
Stale niTersity lEst spring. re lett yes
feraay Tor Nale. aud vii take post
sraauAts course of Two yeas.
Mgron H. Walker. rae we'll known a.
forusg. and Miss L0unetLs +. stevens. Of
lowell were married yesterday ~ the resi-
esrce 0i tas brides parents.
The Msses Harris. Of TnscslOOss. Ala.
who haFs been srendinx the Summsr wits
fr.enas aers. eft yesterday morning for
Cleveland
Mrs p. F. Winsor. of the Nendons. who
has been spending tie summer EssE, Will
refarl o k- week. itsr mother viii accom-
psny asr.
Nr snd Mrs. J. Lusux and son left yes
ssrlaY tor rbe East. bus on ne way viii
stop az Clncin0su % Flsit TIE Exposition.
Nrs. Ellis and children, and Mrs. J. d.
kromsr. are expected home from Lowell to-
cay lasy have been visiting relatives.
ST and Mrs.. ". B. Chid,. Of Hillsdsls,
and their daughter Hrs. Weob. are the
guests of d.. koOs. Of Cclsgs-ave-
Nrs g. r Coons and son Harper, Of Mt.
Peasant. Mica. are ne guests Of Mrs. {.
<. Westlsks. 0f ljl Sheic0ns 81
Aft rrtMs NolfeF ana aNS Lizzie
loUirs OF Lsusiag srs spending Fair week
We A. B Turner and fanly.
Dr. j. s. K m5sll aud family have gone
20 Csi.grnla 90 spend toe Winter for the
bensit of ths Doctors health.
George r. Xsck has res gnsd his position
- Captain az the Bicycle Club. and viii 60
into bssnsss n Chicago.
~. Arthur r. Hill. OF New York, brother
Of Hrs A. ~ Avery and SIS Franc Hill
has come hers to .0cste.
Miss Ora Tssis has rsturnsd from Nil
wsusse and Chicsxo. vhers shs aas been
spending tarss weeks.
Hon " g Merritt Of Lansing. has come
bsrs 10 reside. he hss been resident Of
tcis c.tv before
Nr snd MIS-. T. g Brooks. Mrs.. Hiobsrd
and hrs mth Of Jackson. srs In town
lap Woodworth. of Howard City was
iccklnz fhs city over YESTERDAY
Mss Carrie Parsons. Of Kalamazoo. IL
visiting Al ss Mary simpson.
N "A NcLennan. a iumbsrman Of Bay
Citv is III fhfs city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

-7EEIoR- = people vs. Horace Abbott
stu .Frr sfou CD dlsm - made By y
+ Allen n ,-ion under consideration.
FtessrE- Estate 81 Caroline Russell. DE-
ceased orrsr allowing claims. and closing
estate s-sIasf cisirls executors anal ac-
corHt Sled. exsmiced and allowed
Matte n Rogers - Hansen n
kcstls. 1'rrrcs. oder thst defendant pay
fo complainant. within sixty DAYS. 5000
in money or be may. a. his option. rithIn
ere sane umF. couveT ~ complainant the
SOM p forty srres NJ aud g. cslled al value
of si.l00. sud gag her $3.50 IN $50. on con
1IH11 thaf comp aiusnr release her 10 ~sr
sHt her tnat defendant rsr comp a. n
sHf H 0er rear paFab'e ssni-snnusilT.
Hrnrrt 1f their II gnter untii she e
srten years oId. Charles q. Naaenssn.
tarla h auehsnsn. Charles y Acgi il
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

The Horace NJ Abbott adultery case
came up ID tie SuperloI Court yesterday.
and the defendants attorney made 3
motion 10 cismlss. on tie xround that he
Polics Court Lad no Jurisdiction to ulsks
examinations Tie motion eas ever
rule1. snd Asbott will be obliged 70 stand
trzL
TIE prosecution have az up hill night -
convict hiu. or account Of The complaining =
witness being under the lntusuee Of lie
defendant
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

Fas fairi snnad meeting of the Arfil-
isr ASSOCIATION ct Michigan vii be be 4
n ffe senate Chs1ieer of ths Capitol Al
.su1ur. October ft 1854 al artillery
- sr nst sre sI1itie to mem oersain.
sHI crf sv invite ef sad expected %
r srrse van have no. Sent n
tH cannes aun,er or ietfsr cf bstferv
rerl sna rcst1N.s address Sc -
rr et % alrrsf fnts infarmstion f7r
nncs s.s1 sooss who have
c-fr-ef fner roste Zee sidress iurinx he
rfs Fs to ne Secretary. &. J. Beasstf.
fear
ss er reduced fsrs en - rsii-
p se1-ef ev rrn -xde- ~ s-sA
bt aafars 10 ne -ecrstsrv
rsrtsrs ~ e A g fs-tx srs -
cefs. -a 1esi shis notice IN Fost nest-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

The County Osgk i resp.ng harvest
this week. Monday nine mkrri.gs Licenses
were issued. and yesterday the number TAI
up 10 thirteen. The oldest gentleman, wht
procured license yesterday. was oo years
and the youngest q. Toe older pTOspec.
tive bride was 5o aud tie youngest u
The com bined ages OF the applicants yester-
day j. s33 years. aud the men are lOl years
Ol0eg than tie ladies.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

Allen D. Chesebro commenced a suit IN
the Circuit Court yesterday against John +.
Powers, Margaret Powers and Elizabeth
Powers. Mr.. Chesebro claims in bis bill oi
complaint that the defendants have slEu-
dered the title TO pieces of land In Paris
township. owned by him. ana he wants the
title quieted. Mr.. Chesebro says that The
defendants have sold the land in question.
although they had no title 10 II.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

Ezra Rood. eldest brother Of Aessrs. C. c
and II. A. Rood Of this city died Septem.
Der - At Fargo, Dakota. Had bs lived
until October % be would have been IS
years old He was a pioneer Michigan
resident, having located IN Oakland county
Ia 1922. For several years past he has
made his home Ia 81. Paul and Fargo with
a daughter. his remains were inferred al
the latter place.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
A Heroins

Mrs. K L. White. POstmistress at Bluff
ton, Muskegon County. has gone sorth to
jacksonville. fsving volunteered her ser.
vices as nurse 20 TIE yellow fever sufferers
She has receivei the necessary leave Of alb
- nee from the Posicflioe Department. and
80 followed by the prayers Of large circle
Of Der friends who hope for her safe return.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
The Partners Disagree.

Frank Vallier and William Dunn have
been doing business for sometims past
under the name Of Waller & Dunn. hand
ling fish. oysters etc. but the TWO men CO
not get along very well together, and yes
ter6zy DuRn commenced a sult in the Kent
Circuit asking that the co-partnership be
dissolved. An injunction was asked for,
but not issued
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
A Handsome Present.

d. II. Waters has made the old veterans
and appreciated present in the shape Of
fully equipped billiard table. which has
been put up at the Home. fhe boys, this
Winter. will often remember the kind
donor for this valuable and thoughtful
present
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
aKspt All.x Di.orderlv.

Fred Rowe one of the bootblacks who
have kept Kent alley in an uprosr, was
found guilty in TO the Police Court yester
day and assessed S56e. If few more oi
the boys VINO hang around IN that alley are
handled in the same way, it will be good
thing for the people who pass through there
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

Judge Grove decided The question of ali
n1onv 10 tbe osss Of Astiis r. Rogers vs
Hansen n Rogers He gives Mrs. Rogers
: 0Q0 srf ORDERS NJ Hsnsen 70 Esr $50
per yssr fer The snpport Of his daughter
until sas is Is yeas Of sEs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
Fair Ground. omoer.

James Jewell has been appointed special
deputy sheriff. His commission is only for
this week, and Mr.. Jewell will be on duty
at the Fair grounds. His appointment was
made yesterdav
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

Ibis sTs8inz seTvioss wil oomnenos ~
80 TIE se56sT 20 - cssarstsd for ~
entire -ssE - fas so-csfls~ F~ssf - Bo-tas
or ssr7ssf e. "a Rats Nstsar Rossnsr
- se1veq ssrnsoa ~ fhs = r. fezt.ar ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

TEE sxsz nation of la e siov.r for
secrstiag goods rss commenced IN ths
Police Cont Yesterday. ard viii - cen
t7zed todsr r A Rcgers stteods 20 TIE
reopss interests ara eco 7. Wssty r.
1sfen1 cz NJ st0vsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

Afsr ths As.sT fr5sl ~ nors inrv ossss
81 6s -i-d fa re sapsrisF Genre uarl 80
rh IRE v - - Sscr4rvss urt
tasf ams. Vass ssversl cri@insl essss
- f~e4
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

The man who imsgiRes that his existence
is necessary TO the movement OF The world
is generally buried in pine coffin without
trimmings. Smoke Grand Republic Cigar
ros or Bnffos.
koRKIs II. TREUscH A Bro. Sole AGENTS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19
TnIlapisIated LIausr.

Wm. Cunuingbsm commenced = suit in
the Circuit Court yesterday against Wm. O.
Smitb. Ths suit i for several bills of
LIQUOR. bought n $50 aad 1888 The FOODS
we're hought ~ Thomas r. Redmond. snd
the account assicned 20 Mr. Cunningham
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

g. II. Behnks has returned from his
northern trip. where he has purchased
10000 cords of body maple and beech wood
and be ssvs its the finest wood that be hSs
ever shipped into the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

~sr rsss e. rsv - svsr Mcn-
fr- e,ua ~ e. Essssrn rfsdltnrs r.sl-vi Fl
rf ar s-aeE. srs vssaeTlar Estea E
as steek aack. ant Il vas
alsi ni It.-eza.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

The lightning artist will give an eIhibi-
tion of making oil paintings in from Eve
10 seven minutes. a. No. Is CanAi-st every
evening this week. Seats viii be provided
for lsdies and gents wishing 10 see this
wonderful work done Remember the
place. No. IS Csnsl-st-. this week only.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

John Devd, who was arrested for assault
and battery on his wife, was dischsre &c
yesterday on payment OF q fine Of one dol
lar and the costs. amounting 10 Sl35.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

Tae as'rv 1a. sS aof >-xia n fs.
Errt vestsrtzr. er seraust Il
saeto o.sislna = ssr e. 49, ~ prs-@nf
& tlas as Er~s 49, <>~sa ke.-
ue -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

For ] don't csrs dell. tired Zee ine irs-
povsrished blood, 6ul pans iu beck sn5
head tsntsiizire skin sruptfoDs ksTnE =
ssrsspsrifls never fails - givs relief We
s-srs rr.-antee e. Proc 8 per bottle
Tibbs drug stors f2S Norros-sf.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

The g. r & l. Rsiirosd vii run a sDseis .
ercurson from Grand RAPIDS on Taesesy
September -. spscisl train lesvss 81 ~.
n Rate for the round trip Only 3l15.
Tickets good for rsturD uutil October s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

We know a bird by its song and nsn
BY bis word. sn0 q Grand Republic Cgsrro
when we try IL.
MoRR1s II. TRFuscH & Bro. Sole Agents
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

Who - ~. dearest 81 nv lffs Nv own.
ms darling little vifs Wha owes me throug8
5oT and STRIFE smoke 6rsrd hefnrIic
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

Loo CABINS were not hot
houses and the people who
dwelt in them were not hot.
house grovths. They were
. hardy healthy generation
and the remedies used were
simple preparations repro
duced in Warmers Log Cabin
Cough and Consumption
Warmers. "Tippscanoe. the
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

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taey ssi copy ot both % hrss progrsmuls :
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

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great stomach tonic.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-19

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