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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

(isneisl dtasIoS = rsco a Is such that
ibs people may confidently sx. &C; ths.
fbers wlil - 20 uDsssuiy or wholsssls
jscs. iislcn o' o.sce-ao 5ar= ~ben Be
taxes srs char li - 20 ia presumed
frss bis rtsEs npo0 tbs Civil Service are
A. sensible ss ibess ha 8 known to sc-
fsrtsu upon ofas5 s1niscs. and that hs
ha.is ~fa other rstriotic psopls o,
-snss faes The A8riois'raiion should
haze to carry ou' - ideas cfiiHss Ra0
sr@ In s7ur1fty vith ~ bot In mskiuE
cesDzss - vii - xu.ded ~ tee true
rfucip'ss o- tir.l Service reiorn- These
.lc 1ot rsrnrs imwsdiais changes N
niror POSITIONS. nor ihe substitution ~
uu'r.si rsn in pace - sxpsri lced ~
erals xne TEtvessv- HzrAro's sdvics
f1 III -sesksrs ls to g s.cw Its opiu-
ier is f.sf men vao sre IN tts Eeid drsi
snl wssa fhe most coiSa vii nof slEsys
ta flr .ues aho -. 80 ai.es Worth.
chsrsc.er s1i shi'iiy. IN iis piniau "a so-
isg te - .hs winning csrl-. sud ias men
-ra- can ussa iaa 6est showing in ies-s
regard. r,l ks,a ooth.as ren hrsss
isi
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Il eta.Io lN-t- STATES
II - he- 4aa~-- fea t rt4 s--~e
s, -sa zss-sie Fe - ssa esS - sF ss,s
ta stE-< ea4F 80 Ii4f-t
-ess1s $50 ~ .e~.se ssoss 4..s-
roA s4Ak sEf sEef e. - wEiI 10
teted sass .4tsa s.e1 ss---s SAss
q = ssr- atps - esalre<sa a.
Ioa ,aLE fAk FINEsI kAkaAfS aEf
e-v <sf se1 ae..s y l-s s.- fse
fass a esfzAss & s.s $50 kilssg 8 ssd
fe~rf rsz aee Ee1e sls
l'eA sAAk-nh0 nAAE< lslI NNAf 1hf
49, 'se4 tAs .sseS = ss fssS
sses saa to~es bsask le.slrozs e. Is
II fCt VAT 1C By = HNtsE ASD LOT.
i<1 ~ % ss- ss1 49, sc fat s's @
estkaa Y teAt fove. slees 81
LoR sAiE- sixty LJt- - THF N3sfH
t@lt et lS Stt. fe1 cap ara "a eAss
e - 40 twessy Ia .ae E4a. F@l ~ tte
eiis q. , Fstct - iessf b.oek 80
los sALE-IBE FlsEsT HoNsz ~ Ihk
ci-s i- tas ateiseg a. To5l4 l>'-ss G. .f
etisisi te.e l9-ss a. es siale. rpS Afeh-
bloek Ie.ssA as "a
Ale1 81 s0fD-NEW NJ L-BCftT hOr<t
VI az .ot on ths Alil. ~ g. aa toiasa . -
- $50 ~ fl--n oo improved property
nots< st - Ct3r = 10 sens a. So. aclct0.cfe
held a. 80. li 44fnts A. . per uoil =. aud
a. rOsEs 81 . il.Ie Bros over Ar aae
lNk sALE-A NfW AAD HAAD-yAE ktel-
1Snce oi aine rcll1s. bseiots LA4l, al1 closets.
= IA al modern improfeL r1t> corner 81 kAsi
Aeutfc I'D hise Arsess, lae t-o~@ ffts- -"o
htts ~ street faAwsys. VII oe so.d a. d bsr
ga SO tskSu before December l3. lelus o. suit
purchaser C1li OK or adde's A. fle.c1er a
hoi-lsieI-st Sss
LsCR SAIL HOJSts BANGING II PEfCK
ff0m S7vl % = - each Vacant lols ff5n
- 10 tosl eAen Kesl sstAle 70 trade. 4. &
o4eutt tt tAn1i-d room ~
lNR sALk - CHEAPEST LOTS ~ GRAND
i Rapids aIe those en Co'taye. over f. sod ia
GO dafs bay nos especis iY adapie % icFesi-
or u -usl suOuntS Il. auts1ti olfcr :
l0Feti block opp. sWee H0teL -
EODTH GRAND RAPIDS OS n c. AND q X.
= ! railways lu.t south oi he cliy, AeH
mon telot. IA tory. si1r- rsssloffge. many lev
~ eHinss e-e.. t1y sFge iois left Cneai, "a easy
tefms "a e.t place around els Tor investment or
home al On orC4le Cutler Attorneys Hoard
al igaos tuudlng. Al Causls
IOR sALE-HOteE AND lot OF CLANCY
J. -. enc on Iaiay ette-sf ore on faylorst
near street csrs Livery property for sale or 70
let A 40 property iu cher Paris II The city Tor
rae. J. " 1sylCf, D. and Z pisinned sve jlbif
EOR slLF-A LARGE BRICK nwFiiJN0
j house on sprinK~f.. Tor 9f.Vo. A neat Esrle
cvtiling house. q jsnes-sL, ior tz,sco. snd ~
So acre farm N SpaIs for ~, TOO oil on ErnAc
rsyn ents ard reasonable ierr0s p A. p4ppcr.
rom l2S ledysfd hleck. over Public Library:
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

f1s ee-fs - f1is. "A ~ Fs-se
81 a Dsrsoa ke1 81 rzffos1 a.
d 80 s-t stAl statistics pace tas
"a sf a. ssalt psfs8n 60 ne S.ste
a. Ese sad ne sbnasl vredaeuss
razsr q -. one. al 81 a. 1essns seeer
d4aAx iEs pfsd1etiss as Tee -et4
sua..a. te.lhs ~ ne lHet -.sfss Ais Fs4f
s go -. tn~rslsfs ers.uas l-ss u sl5o.-
ca aeo fhsrs srs 40 "a ooo psfscus
slk ~ ihe tiaas Ia Ias 81 1issd sl4sss. ezas-
.sg ioss Of go 5ooooo
A larRs par csnG 81 sss.hs = ssesss -
prsssai4e.s aissssea Il ris~ Of fhia fact
ssa aay Fsssoussis person osisct . asy
.es.sl4Eion ~sich 80 lead % seeass ne
rsdlcfea q ~ cost'y = ssea1e-f state
aat .1esl boards 81 heath srs created 70
ins saa. 6ls their serk mssE oe supple
alsltsd ~ ths co-speEansa 9f a tle geo-
pc.
f4e relative msEEst value q ths Gi1lIsnt
part. Of he human oody have 0~sn ealeu-
.slsd - German mathematician vitn =
gie~ io fr . BASIS Tor ias award Of aznls-
go Ia ne case "a dis40isn4sot Tie loss "
olih eyes arals -ees hanas ~ is-- . gut
a. $40. thas Of ths rshs hand 81 So. Or =
.sfi Aaad a. So ile uznl fool a. ss5 ~ al
eve a. - ,ns .sn Ibumb oT rshr fore
nasel A. e. ths si- iofs ngsF 81 . sod
any other Anger Of ias lsil hand 81 per
cent
arL. - ~ - tftfla ta,uorfscr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
GROSS i~oRsTirUDE-

kind snd hunzne as ~e NAV be. yet it
gees against the Natural nature CT msu 10
show continued i.vors 10 an onsfste'ul
human beiug When Ne % kindness Ne
rather Ike to be thanked M, ia q srur
mannsr. bat ai.h pleasant sui.e. Suilen
acceptance II q g.0 or coufie-Y does not
encourage repetition. orlf refusal almost
makes the gigef regret Is own smia6ls
intention Behold TIE Supernatural love
sna pailenc5 o. father and mother, who
give good xis 10 their unsrsieial. ieappre-
ciauYe. GlsOtea.ent childtsu day after CAV
irrsgia- The effect IL must naturally bring
about during = period 81 long years. AZ
csrlsps silent -uhsriug The chi.ren rem
ser scaniy thanks for the gifts that please
.hsul because thew do uG. realize the cost
cor lstor OF 81 ms. and lr many instances
tais isuli lies with the ptI:snts. who do not
follow the ise rules Of :hOme instruction.
We frequently complain loudly against
others. concerning zoe nti.sss of v hich they
place their own darSens: Judgment above
that q be 1l-vise God. end in great num-
Ter, rudely rsiec; the mos precious Of al
msrcics.
The dsy Of Universe Thanks" is near
~ hand LEI us bsxiu % mediate on the
abundance sf our ut,rys production.
tesus go .boa, aui enteE the by WAYS. seek
ou, tls poor ard nssdE and bless them
oith tho over sbuntanss OF our effects
let rs 5es;oE coatinUsnce Of the Divine
bounty upou deserving features. and thus
unlers,sul - par. whA; is meant or the
sssulance % 0fOi. whichs is bsOtlerly love
10 vou sug r with csissrrn2 You can be
cured u vru texc Hoods SarssIeriile. the
great booa purifier S9l:. by ~ druggists
Prepared onty br d. /. bod & Co.. Apoth-
eearie. Lopeli Mass
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
To-. RsI,f--HOUses.

NOR RENT HOvsE WITH TWELVE ROOMS
" d or without barn; five blocks south ~ Mog-
roe g.. street car. pass the door Enquire of
g.. J. Merritt Is sou'h Oivision-st s34
HOUSES AND ROOMS FOR RFNT-wE HAVE
II iouy good houses u rent from 81 TO SO per
month. also Sone very nice rooms. fogg :
kiussy, ard Tower block. "
NOR itFNT-PART or A DOUBLE HOUSE
/ c-ntaiaing * rooms. psutry. closets sod
v0cdnoGe. aiso three rooms on ground tooI
hail. closet. paD'ry. Cellsr and wOOdhouSe. N
crIi. 50 t4ancy-st. 81
TOR RENT-THE GIN COTTAGE, I77 NORTH
1 Lafay cite - between Fountain and lyon
SIS, Cor tsius fnur nico Sleeping rooms and bath
loom cr second 0or: isrge attic, rariOr sitting
rocm. dining room. kitchen and pantry on first
toor. alteaeu range. hOt 4n1 cold uater furnace
basement nc laundry. wood and coal room gas
fixtures. ~iuioy shades. all Ia place. Apply 10
Capt ssliver. S. LagraTe-st. 80
TWO NEW sIX-ROON-HCUSES FOR RENT.
| haid and sof water Inquire ~ rs Mon
roo g. or rii' seli on feaso0 able terms. SO
grOR NINA HOUSE. 1-s SCNMFR- ST. TEN
minutes walk fT0n s~ecfs hotel Eight
rooms gas and watc- inquire Cummings <
Naie. r. Soutn iCn.ast 3l4tf
TOR RENT - BRICK HOUSE, WITH BARN
= end acres uf land IN goOI condition for
crops. or Welsier-sf., between T. T.. and pine
a. uiIi relt pace VITA or withou. isnd. teie-
phone 17. N harrison. S3t.
TOG gENT HOUSE WITH BARN AND $
acre ~ land o. NoTth -. west e A pine I'VE.
and nas been thoroughly fertnl4sd nnd seeded
20 wheat. viii zen place with or without land
Also houses in Hs-r sorv.ile. opposite my factory
Telephone alI. Nm Harrison. 3lltt
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

TOR pENT-TLEksANr FRONT ROOM; FIR
I nshed or un.In.sAed With board. terms
very -ea.Onsnle as Ransom II s84
4U R-Nr-fJ RNIsHED ROOMS. ALSO UN-
] .lruisnei rOonG. over grocery, corner SIKH
=. and Bfnaiway. SS
TOR RENT SEVERAL VERY PLEASANT
j rooms sunShle frr lisat house keeping, al -
Is en n4am-ave. So
EOR EENT-DFsIRABLE ROOMS IN THE
I Vine ~ block on South iiyision-st. steam
heated snt "a. Apply 90 room or s. &j
lf-tHAHiE ROONs TO RENT IT No. Ifi
j. >or livislOn-st.. near TOStofcc 55f
EOR HENT-FUkEIsHED ROOMS Al 2li
/ Ottawa s.: hot air as
TOR RENT ROOMS AT PARK PLACE.
! steam heated. apply oa the premises to MrS
4 /. smith 81
lCH hENI-Ff'R RNiSHFD Rooms. eTFAN
1 heated. and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply a. room lU5. new Housemsn
block. Dec 1877
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
For .Soie--sffsceHansoats

rOR SALE GROVE PARK AND OTHER
T suburban 0ts specially prices. fifty dollars
and up. House barn aud all modern im prove
ments On Mt Nernon-st. for $500. AL kind OF
city property hsndled u and sc Inc. c. d.
Parish, TJCm -. Widfc0mh huiidinS
NOR ~ALF-A LAkGE DRAUGHT HORSE.
i will sell cheaper on immediate sale. Enquire
AZ 93 South DlVisiOn-sl. $50
TOR sALE-ONE SPAN COMING THREE-
/ year old coils. matched bays, a spsn coming
iour-y ear old . e large gray horse. weight 1000
ounds one Nay mare. keyeu yesTs Old; and sor-
rel mare and colt. Enquire ,f15 East fultOn-st.,
X Hefs. 80
ENGINE FOR SALE CHFAP-I6X2e 50 HORSE
II power engine. Can - sen running any dav
az our mill hess0n for selling NOT rover enough
lor our business. Grand kapsGE Piupiag y ill 90
corner Hall street ana G +. 4 ]. railroad 1eie.
phone No. 10. 81 Il
rOR SALE - CHEAP FOR CASH-SECONn
hsnd engine aud boiler. 80 10 TO horse pow
er with all connections except smoke stack. IN
quire OF X. A Thompson < Co. 3S3tf
NOR SALE AN ENTIRE OUTFIT OF
machinery for a frSt class laundry; also a
six-hoIse power engine For particulars enquire
OF 6. A. Berwin. No. n Csnalst. l3su
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
IL. ID. ~ ..
RELIABLE
CLOTHIERS.
- q rT1S
~k- szz .2- ~ .k- -
IT is AN UNDISGUISED FACT fhas

Y>T is AN UNDISGUlSED FACT fhzt our trade 80 fsr
I this has been beyond tAs standard The
- fact far exceeding most sanguine expectat on es
peclally this the during the month OF october
We have for complaint a. trade during that any
other month of this have % compositions
Our PRICES during the present have been Gown
Bed Rockow enough 20 10 maintained during the entire
customer buying gets the same kind Of
deal purchasing earlier the e. a square
paying the same price no less We believe
making prices at the beginning OF the low enough
be maintained through IT, thereby making unnecessary
ark down 10 stock that close scrutinz
ing public have ascertained 10 he too high
We deem IL the best well the most honorable policy
deal squarey with customers treating all alike
making prices the each and every any time
during trade Beng manufacturers goods
thereby saving large profits paid 10y competitors Others
who make their stock, position and do make
prices goods that force OF woudbe compei
tors to mark down their high priced clothing n the height
of the thus acknowledging the they expec
ed by spacious advertising and other shady devices aue
the public into purchasing inferior goods inflated prices
Now in conclusion ask you which is the better wsv
SQUARE DEALING at all times and under al circumstances
We also ask you 10 trade with
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
Want ADVERTISEMENTS


~ ANHED-k lAAf Il H. AAk-CNE THAT
~ hes la1 >ca4a ekper'encc ceiling uii ms
lal-efs. eesd esp4oe : nzB -. tad s.eNsiy
fa ~ ll .t.s rrstC. s44it ara "a d4rl -u<
o. Lsehi-srg At1Fess klctxrcs. - serb
4sr-sf -
III AkthD-A Boz ~ % SEANkAL WORK
~ "a s,os~. references e4-.rra. }. p.
Wise -
IL AATEp-3 fEANsfE7s. ] BLACEsNIfH.
~ s.l4sitsrs ss-essoen. B iEafslins sxent
A u-u III ae-1 ~ ca ueIt ca ~ lucs.
-seet -Hl n rooms - 4n1 - 14nxi-st, Hes-
10 te. 1.ss
ANTEf-AS ESERe FTfc TEMPERATE
" Mau 30 fepresel 81 o.i house wltn ne~
ilas % = socs. ssiaIy anl travelling expenses
lalt tefuaaept pesl.ion ~ liglL party. kgsn
Aig fp. tiuellla-l u. 5ss
ANrEl--TXkNTY-FI Choppers. TES
" sCleltors. tsO hnls1efs sud Tower
coes "a
4IANlFD Az FXPERfENt 70 PASTRY
W co04 a. A. h. llsingstJns 81 and % Lson-
sf. 49,
EA>rED-CHAfR GAMER AT ONCE VAL
~ ies Gas kal-sn WORKS. West side. 6i1
NrANTsD-s0 aES YOR LUMBER WOODS.
~ 81 D. o Ief aOn b. } porter. 2trsyeling
salesl4t a. ssl.ll tors. Cammou ia1oTers. . meu
an "a o.. 3 man uith so 70 inye.t IN q good
business lah a. once sweel smiths Enl-
81 si-nt tsehange, rcons a and IS Weston
build o.. tsual
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
lfOsleu 1n LOrn.

MONEY TO LOAN-IS SIMS TO SUIT. on
vi produ tive real estate L :. frovin.
MONEY TO LOAN-CASH TO LOAN on GOOD
NJ city real estate. lowest interest. A. +. An
tisdel, Lcvett block. opp sweets hotel .-,t
NAOMI TO LOAN FOR THE NOKTHW Est
Nl era Mutual Life Insurance Co.. of Mlwau-
kee, IN sums OF 1900 and upwards. N farm and
CITY property AT lowest current rates Of Interest.
security must be hIst class. More * Wilson. Led
ward tiock
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

+ DsT GORDON SETTER BITCH SUIT
l. sn'e vs-i for .caving 20 10 heutst sst
I o-r-F0x TEs9rFR. AS7WER- To THE
= f-ria 20 IA 81 or COB AfsFerf VII
o. rs.d 'or his r.iurr 81 A. Hsr..svsf ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

TOR RT~T - rrRNIsHrn PooMs WITH
L rra.f tor two gen-leneR 0r gentleman snl
snf wIit. aI 80 bosfwi s-s'. Al modern conve1-
ffn0~~ 2q1tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
60epse-- ~ onfeTf.

4 6sESTS wANTE0-IADIEs or GENTLE
4 r.en ~ good atdress foT city or country
'fsdt. serf cuisrs Ises. Cali OF address Agents
Surfaf Con- A.. - lrnrL-.t -l.,i
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

ANTTr,-H0ARDF2s pr rEA-ANT ROOMS.
- E1-t board. aud ov prices Nrs DsvId
Niaot - -anfn vision 214
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
RaaI Esfnte-Connfru

NOR SALE OK ExCHANGE-FOR REAL
L estate ia Grand Rapids gFist mil doing
good business, twelve mi - south 81 tie city on
he L. $. & 81. (. Switch 10 the min. Address
Box i5I o Byron Centre Mich. 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

TEE only Ten psrsnc.s Bitters known. r
rfinu tfss ins Brain AID qgicfs The NerVes.
regulate fre Ber- susi praduCss = rerfset
hiecs circulation. vhish is sars tc restore
perfect eeifh
-fO 49, pAtI@ ~ Isl; Hsro1ns Naw Or
'sers friies Hrdcr :is.e fsF lfth '-,2 a.
'... nis-s 49, ert - g.. fne fof Springs.
a = Co. HNefn ears fer :. T. NIl nar-of rs p
rIa.Hi fses Insf .eei ) ~. -oit.s ~ aarEr
Nrtsr. snt "a r. r.rrr god han fha
~nrtrE< it Is ira heei m ;flc'n- Iaa3e
I.1- frH fart> g.. Ne -f 81 ssf 81 Nos
Ea-x SAYS Harr u.t ieee1 ~u1olt nexsr
g - 'rr ere 0asf f~ st~ I'd: vfals g r1g de-
srte.e 81 r'ra CHEST ! orr farl
.aarfI r.- 'rre
a.ifr--<. " % NrE.,a rruE 60.
553 Wsahlpl.tou ST. Hew az
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
Foy Fc,,s--Bus,pe<~ Places.

NOR RENT VIZ HAVE COT SOME FINE
store. 81 rent on ~ouih Division. Fest Bridge
Monroe ffst FELTON, West Fulton stoe king.
Broadway st.. Iskc. Grancrile sud Jefferson
ave- Fovg & Kinsey and Tower block -
Ton -ONE-HAIF or TIE STORE
I No. -7 CGnE.-si. for particulars enquire oi
q. Heg~in. iSttf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

nRE~~NAEER COMPETENT WISHES
II work b. ihe cay or week in fariine>. no
% eciion to 30 iu country. Address IL" Box :.
Telegram p ersld q
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
HOuSDlaD, D0DnaIIy & Jones.

The Square Dealing Reliable Cother Hatters and Furnish
ers, Corner Monroe and Wateroo.ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
Observation-Disclosures.

rAATfD-SlTUATION BY A COACHMAN.
" used % ane horses aud carriages. Apply. r
"liiian4-. bok ? 1clcsrAn- Herald O.ilcc. 80
llANIED--h SITUATION As SIESCGRAPH-
" e. AuaTts G. Lux 4. 33.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

rrr SAFE ~ rrr-sv- IAN cF
hv- le Rass- SOFA
-snr 1rf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
Heip Branted--Femate.

tVANTEp-fF FIVE EXTRA GOOD Girls
y WCu1 IKE real nice places IN private
ftmli- a. big WAGES. call Monday al Ladie~
furlors. sut Tower block 81
VI ANTkD--A GIRL AT PLANTERS HOUSE.
" Nt,i side. 81
WANTEn-A GOOD DlElNGROCM GIRL AT
" lie chigan House. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

u -rve-s rHsvCrs-rE HavE sTvsRsr.
~ go -rf-r f 7aF & r-r ~frf n
..rs r.-s-naee ---re sd SEE - - asrs r-f
seek SOD r s-r
-s So sna ~ 1k. p.F FrgT I less
sR6 4 F0ew saecx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

l. sGVFrI~ TEr tTH~-T nT YRS v
u -ee t-o airrrrsnf srHngs Oh business
ta.f. love sd aI srris-e i.i -3ltn H.rI-. 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

10 vou sugr with - arrn2 You can be
cured II vru tekc HO0ds SarSsDeriile. the
Ireq' b'coa purifier. S9t.. by ~ druggists.
Prepared oniy 81 q. /. HIioi & Co., Apoih-
e, arie.. Lowell Mass.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-06
A Boys Slate.

This is only rude picture of an angel on an old school slate made by little five-year- old boy. Perhaps you have got five year old toddier who can draw even better than ! this. But it wouldn't mean just the same thing to us. And for this reason: When but three years old the artist, little Georgie Denim, while standing on box in the yard was pushed by playmate, and falling on a sharp corner of the box, cut his head. He was picked up insensible and taken into the house. A day later he was nearly well, but his mother noticed that he seemed dull and stupid. On the second day he was seized
 with epileptic fits, which recurred several times during ten days and then ceased, leav- l ing the poor little fellow completely para | lyzed from the neck down, and in agonizing 1 pain at times. This lasted nearly two years 1 and all hopes seemed lost. It was proposed to trepan his skull, but his mother absolute ! ly and wisely refused.
 One year ago lady who was on visit to l the town heard of little Georges case and l went to see him. She had but just recovered from serious nerve trouble herself, and be- lieved that she could give the little fellow re- lief if nothing more. And she did. She began sharing her own medicine with him and he began to mend slowly. Then the mother sent and got more. Back came the lost speech, the leaden limbs began to jingle, the little wasted fingers to move tremulously, until tosday he is able to walk, talk and draw. The old slate was sent to us at his re-
 quest for a Thanksgiving gift, and to show
 the power he had in his once paralyzed arms
 and hands.
 What was the remedy that did it2 Can
 you not guess? There is but one such, as
 any liberal physician will tell you, and that
 Scotch Oats Essence, the great tonic and ner-
 vine. It has saved many a child in convul-
 sions, the deadly cramp of lockiaw and from
 the leaden hand of paralysis. It makes
 sound nerves, clear brains, healthy muscles
 and strong bones in little children, delicate
 women and big men.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-06

Being Built for the Consolidated R toad
 at PhIladelphia.
 The Consolidated road is having six large passenger locomotives and three switching engines built in Philadelphia. The former
 will weigh between ffty-fve and fifty
 six tons each. and, it is said, will be the
 heaviest and most powerful engines in the
 world. Their cylinders will be twenty inches
 in diameter with etroke of twenty-two
 inches. Speaking of these big engines rail
 road man said: "Oh, no; they have no such
 machines across the water. The English en-
 zines are smaller than those used in this
 country. And so of the cars. One of your
 cars is as heavy as three of the English cars.
 The English cars are thirty feet in length and the American cars sixty feet. These new machines are to be flyers and they will prove wonder in American railroading."
 Attempt to steal ssThe Gladiator" There was quite 8 little scene at Holiday Street Theater on Tuesday night of last week, | says a recent issue of the Baltimore Ameri- | can. It appears that Joseph H. Mack, who | owns the play of The Gladiator, was in- formed on Tuesday that an attempt would be
 made to take the play with the aid of 8 sten- | ographer. He kept sharp lookout and | found the parties in the front row of the par | quet taking the play word for word. What \ made the matter worse was the fact that they \ were women. MT. Mack was urged to have | them arrested, but refused. As the curtain went down on the second act, Harry Mere | dith, who plays Crassus, stepped before the | curtain. He said that he appeared on behalf of the management, to make few remarks ! A ! was the sole property of MT. Mack, who had | bought it from the Mccullough estate, and that since its production under MT. Msck's management it had been 8 constant target for play pirates. The most daring attempt ! thBt had yet been made to steal the play was I in progress during the present performance, when two women who were in the front seats
 were copying the lines as fast as they were spoken. MT. Meredith was very cutting in | his remarks, and his constantly looking | toward the parties in question soon gave the audience an idea who they were. When MT. Meredith retired the audience cheered, and | the two women left the house accompanied | by chorus of misses from the large audience. Play-pirates have become great nuisance of late and no successful production escapes | their offerings. Manager A. Al. Palmer of Madison Square Theater, has special agent whom he keeps employed to SCOUT the country | and prevent them from playing the Madison l Square plays Previous attempts to steal The Gladiator have been repeatedly made, but owing to the alertness of Manager Mack they have proved futile.