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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-14
A Swfndie.

CITY OF MEXICO, via Galveston, jan
uary l3.-Nees, the fellow who worked
the Patti ticket swindle here so clev-
erly, has been arrested in New York.
He set the capital agog. The
highest classes of society were the
ones most completely taken in.
The authorities hope to find some
charge under which he can be extra
dited. If that cannot be done, an
officer will be sent to New York to rem
der any assistance in his power at the
trial.
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Clear, Butscoid.

ST. PAUL, January 13.-The storm
cleared up, to-day, but all trains are
behind. Tomorrow efforts will be-
made to open the main lines. At 10
o M, the thermometer is 20 below. Ad-
vices are the same from Duluth.
Pierre, Dakota, reports an abatement
of the storm, with the thermometer at
% below and falling. Great fea are
entertained for freighters and farmers
caught in the blizzard.
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A Complaint.

WASHINGTON, January 13.-Repre-
sentative Chapman, of Michigan, has
laid before Secretary Bayard COM
plant OF S. F. Tolsma, citizen of that
State, alleging that his nets have been
seized, and that he has been unlaw-
fully deprived by the Canadian author
titles of the right to fish in st. Mary's
River. The trouble arises out of dis
pute as to the boundary line between
the two countries.
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Snow and Railroads.

DxNvER, January 13.-The cold wave
which, struck this city about noon, to-
day, has steadily grown colder, until.
at 9 pm, the thermometer registered
zero, having dropped from 40 above.
Snow began falling at 5 this afternoon,
but ceased after about an hour.
ALI trains on the Union Pacific
are snow bound at Columbus, Neb.,
none having arrived here for thirty-six
hours. Trains on the Santa Fe are also
blockaded and from twenty-four to
thirty-six hours behind. The Burling-
ton road is running trains on nearly
schedole time, being delayed but two or
three hours.
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Alexis Promoted,

ST. PETERSBURG, January 13.-The
Grand Duke Alexis has been promoted
to the rank of Admiral. Count Tolstoi,
minister of the interior, and other
statesmen will receive New Year
honors. The minister of finance reports
that the army budget has been reduced
to conformity with Russian pacific po-
licy.
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A Change.

LINCOLN, Neb., January 13.- Yester-
days storm abated at an early hour
this morning, and now the weather is
very clear and getting warmer. The
Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific are
still blockaded. The B. & M. road has
experiencsd much difficulty in running
trains, but the blockade is now about
raised, and it is thought there will be
no more difficulty.
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Troops Suffering

LONDON, January 13-Advices from
Che Russian frontier say that troaps in
the Dublin district are suffering terri
bly, from cold. Forty sentinels have
be en- frozen to death. Dysentsry and
typhoid fever prevail. A large staff of
doctors has been engaged.
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Fighting snow,

BRAINERD, Mimi, January ia
procession of Northern Pacific trains,
headed by snow pillow and snow
buckiug force, left here tonight to
open the road southwest to st. Paul.
at the last report was proceeding
slowly. 1t includes eight locomotives
nearly thirty passenger coaches, three
dining cars and about 100 passengers.
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A Non-Union ONCE.

LOUISVILLE, January 13.-0Yer 100
printers, third of all the printers here,
have been on the Courier-Journal pay
roll. Tonight all these except six are
on strike. w. N. Haldeman, president
of the Courier-Joprnat Company, said
this afternoon; After 10 O'Clock to-
their cases to stay. From this time
this is non union office"
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MAKE No M1srAKE..- Ii you have
made up your mind to buy Hoods Har-
saparilIa do not be induced to take any
other. Hoods Safssparilla is a peculiar
medicine, possessing, by virtue of its
peculiar combination, proportion and
preparation, curative power superior to
any other article of the kind before the
people. From all affections arising
from 81. IL 1I.dafis 'nW state OF the
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Grapdma Ga,fiald Dying

CLEVELAND, January 13. -"Grand-
ma" Carried, as President Garfeld's
mother is called by those who know
her, is i'll at the cid homestead at Men,
tor. She wants TO see jimmy" as
she terms her dead son, and although
not very sick, it's thought that her end
Is drawing near, as she is very aged.
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Cold Wave.
ELENA

HELENA, Mt, January 13.-The
Thermometer registered 40 below here
tonight. The cold wave extends over
the entire Territory, ranging from Is to
40 below. No trains are moving. Two
men have frozen to death at Marysville,
twenty miles from Helena.
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woman's Suffrage.

MADISON, January 13.-The supreme
court room was crowded to-day, by
ladies DESTROYS of hearing the arguments
in the woman suffrage case. At late
hour this evening the judges teek the
matter under advisement. It cameup
on an appeal of Mrs. Olympia Willis
Brown, of Racine, who tried TO vote for
municipal officers, under. the law per-
hitting women to vote on school ques-
tons.
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Personal.

Mr.. N. n. Frohlichstein. of Mobile.
Ala writes: take greatlpIeasure in
recommending DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, having used it
for severe attack of Bronchitis and
CatarTh, Itgsve me instant relief and
entirely cured me and have not been
afflicted since. also beg to state that
had tried other remedies with no ebod
result. Have also used Electric Bitters
and DR.. Kings New Life Pills. both of
which I can recommend.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Coz
sumption, ;;oughs and Gods lis slid
a positive guarante. 5tk
Ira 'shetes Aso at z. IN. :. 4cs
ttsTrr, Stora
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Thirteenth Yictin.

HAvERHILL, January 13.-George B.
Wentworth died tonight, making the
thirteenth victim of the Bradford aeci-
dent.
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AN Rlegant substituts

For oils, salts. pills, and all kinds OF
bitter, nauseo1s medicine is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. Recommended by leading Ply
sioians. Manufactured only by the
California Fig Syrup Co.. San Francisco,
Cal. For sale BY a. @. Smith 81 Co. agent
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Frozen to Oeath

H1rcHcocK, Dak., January 13.-EmA
Gilbsrtson, formerly of Chicago was
found frozen to death two and half
miles west of here. He left on Wednes-
day for his claim.
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A Youth suicids.

81. LOUIS, January ID. Wilson G..
Baker, son Of Isaac G. Baker, President
of the Continental Bank, fatally shot
himself in the head at / o'clock this
morning, in his room at bis fathers
residence. He died an hour after. No
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Children Perished.

CANTON, OAK, January 1.-two chill
dren of Inwood, Iowa, were caught in
the blizzard while going home from
school, and persisted.
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.eMe Too" Ousted.

NEW YORK, January 1S.-Platt was
denied new trial, and formal order
was entered ousting him from the posi-
ton and compelling him to pay the cost
of action,
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His own Successor.

JACKSON, Miss, January Ex-senator
Walthall was unanimously nominated
as his own successor by the Democratic
caucus to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-14

4 GOOD wA5HRRWoMAN FOR MON
a days and Wednesdays. Apply at 81 w,
Sixth South Street.
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To you want 3 situation7
y Have you a house TO rent?
10 You want q servant?
~ Save you lost Anything?
ADVERTISE In this coludnE.
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A King Ill

LISBON, January 1a.-The King OF
Portugal had an attack of pleurisy,
which has become acute.
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o. f. DUE.
1874
1883

AoS@ " r. DUE, 1888
ELORIsT, SEEDsMAN, PRESENTER OF
Il Fresh Flowers, 240 West Third South
Street, Salt Lake City. Funeral Designs and
Bouquets of all kinds a speciality Fresh
Flowers preserved, cheap and perfect,
House and Bedding plants large stock.
Garden and Flower Seeds fresh and pure,
at wholesale and retail. RveE. astfng Flow
e1s: Pampas, Piumes, etc.. etc. Hardy Roses
and shrubs. California cutfiowets, sucn
as roses, ETC., on hand continually
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DIR. mARY STEVENS.

OSA E. sECOED SOUTH STREET, NOR.
AOf ris Row. cures all kidney diseases.
Throat. lung and stomach complaints of
children specially.
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ITO RENT A SMALL UNFINISHED
l. Room, cheap. Address THE HERALD
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BROWN q BROOK,

TIC MARKET ROW. STAPLE AND FANCY.
eU groceries. All kinds of grain Deal.
ers in oats, barley, corn, wheat. chopped
barley, chopped corn, etc. Best brands of
flour: Our supply of Christmas fruits Is.
the cleanest and freshest We solicit family
patronage, and deliver eli orders promptly
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A GOOD DRESSMAKER APPLY To
n Mrs. Emma Spencer q 8. First East
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THOMPSON, ALLEN s. STEELE,
DEAL ESTATE BROKERS, NO. 232 SOUTH.
IL Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, P. o.
Box 1884, have on hand large list of both
city and acreage property. Correspondence,
solicited
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pR. ROMANIA b. PRArr

ID E5IDENT PHYSICIAN AT The Desc
IL ret Hospital, bat still continues her
outside practice in Obstetrics. Eye and Ear,
etc. as Before. Telephone 269.
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KBRsHAw & sTARLEY, cLAz1ERs.

GLAZING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE
VI in any part of the city. Sstisfa. ton
guaranteed. Prices moderate. Shop at No..
so E. First South Street. Salt Lake City.
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD GAS ENGINE, CHEAP. APPLY
Il at this Office.
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LOST.
S4RAYED..

A.. SMALL DARK BROWN. MORSE, s.
IA years old, white stripe on forehead,
white nose, one hind foot white. The fin er
will be rewarded by leaving the same at A
WhitwOrth' 8, 667 n Second west Street
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DIR. ELLEN, B. FERGUSON.
OFFICE AND RES DENeE, NO. 12I B
" Street Telephone No. 5l.
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HAMMOND TrPE-WRIIERS. SMONTHs'
lE trial. G. Orlob, Il. Co NJ. s L. City
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uNE OR TWO LARGE ROOMS ON THIRD.
~ floor of HERALD building. Long lease,
chesptO rightparty. Very desirable rooms
for studio or class purposes.
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To RENT

A FINE, CoAMoDIoUs HOUSE OF NINE
II rooms, with all modern convenieuces
81 First street. Apply to Fred J. May
Union Meat Market, 81 E. First Sol tn Street
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GOOD, CONVENIENT HOUSE. ENQUIRE
u ]. WoodmaDsee, C. M. l., or. Mrs.
Woodmansee, corner and Fifth Streets.
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SITUATIONS.

Girls DESIRING GOOD sITUATIo rs,
W at good wages, can secure sane at Mrs
Al. Whites Employment Office, 81 e. Sec
ond South Street, salt Lake City
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The rates for advertisements in this
column are:
One time, 5 cents per line
Each subsequent time 2lz cents per line.
Payable strictly IN advance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08
OR MARKET REPORTS.
Qssotatioas 81 uifs-Ths Grand
Hzasds MarseEs.

Aa1e1 -N12al-1pezlsi t1s ossff -
$50 rsrsE.9h 9heoel 4l.a lssasfess4 Hess tae 11
enc. ~. 5la.fsE c,1l 1as tl9s- 10 f-4
l4 -1c
t8l1-Efea 1aa see .essr Alxea Atsl-
eFi .e.t 81 1.-t .llasea. D - ~
Fel4--fifz1. ass l1esa ). . =. - o'1 sts-i2ss
E48
Lart gates bls sseady. steam r-adsrsi,
so-lsg-sssasy o. ans sr44ez Nsslsn- %
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08

March -NheAt-Hs lsa Is. s7e. No. ree
easil. sas.e. Aag sss.es s-ae. s154c. July
s5
tui4-saf
oats-so 2 55fzc 10 Hhlts 5oe.
h1zs-t.ss6.Zs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08
Groceries ana rroxislons-whole.Als.

Slgar-eut ioaL Sc; granulatec, 7lse
a tt.c. Extra &C, . ls-iC0Go14c. yellow
coi;ee-sleen Rio, Is@l2c. RIO roasted ga
&C, Java. green, 144s &c Java. roasted. Soc
Maricaico. roasted. 4t3-ses Mexican. roasted. .
&-se
Teas-Jspan, fne, s5Ri5c; Japan, metium, ,.
easDc, ordinary. ls8ze. Hysou, 31o4sc, gun
fOster. Z81ic. Coi0Es. SSGlocs Congo ID
t-c.
fiour-S, % per ewL: SD per bbl.; patent pro
te.o, 90 per cSt, s. - per boz; al wheat hOlr
$40 per esta 80 per obi; ouc2SaeAI, s27'
I~r cat
MN Fecd-screenings. SIS per ton: bran. SIS
shlps. as. nlCdlngs slSels
Iced-Corn and osis, x3ls2
Kerosene 0ll-Aicllz4u Je.t. Iot4c per gallon
water white. IL .e.
Gasoline-ll1sc &c per gallon
-eeds-CiOyer. S.50s65-lo. timothy, - l513.00.
-alt--NsChlgaa. yoc. Eastern, Sll3
Fisu-NO. 1 ahitoaSu. 80 per half b5l.
trout. s3.0060o. cod. salt o<t7c per H.. clans
s. Der hundred oyster, bulk 81. cUtlSl 3 gallon
standards PC can, selects. &c can; snoxed hAu
b4l. lie.
PORK In barreis-Mess pork. Chicago packed
sia.ya; extra short eur slLo; standard clca
back, sia.aG.
I-rt-rierces. nc. 30 and 50 b. tubs, Sc: 5
n r0unt uns. LOO cases. Sc IN tin pals SC.
Beef IN oarrrls-kxtIa mess warranted 10 lbs
8 %. extra. bcnelesS S9.50.
butterue-Dalry, solid packed. lie, rolls and
prints l5c; creamery, solid, 1se; extra creamery
paced lse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08

Always Improving Where Can--A Mutual Benefit
for the Patrons and Ourselves.


branch of business and with efforts for beterng
where there is possibility expect to remain So
Again this New Process is not advertising scheme or
bubble, but TRUTH.
They that are our customers will discover it. and such
not, will be convinced If they try us.
Words only going to DO 1.-The proof of the pud
ding is in the eating
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08
VrRY sENsrsLE Jars

- japan the oid.scbool physicians are
permitted 10 wear only wooden swords.
This Is gently sarcastic way of expressing
the opinion that they kill enough people
without using weapons. But the druggist
who introduced Dr. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery into the Empire, carries q fine
steel blade. 1t was found that all who tried
this wonderful remedy for coughs. colds
consumptive tendencies blood, skin and
liver troubles. were, without exception
greatly benefited. The Mikado himself is
said 10 have toned up his system by It's
Use. and the importer was therefore permit
ted the exceptional honor of wearing the
~ ord Of the nooiiity
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08

Yes Liszie. ( hse t0 90 fancy work. bat
Z hs'fen .sit Ike trvng hat pastsrn. or
suvrhinx eiss-for week These aWfui
dragging doTu pzins ara i1sJ kiilinx ne -
II snow aow rca fael and ( ,.sn tel veu
whsre ~ irok for rsiisf flr ferce's Fs-
vorlfe Prescription IS a certafa cnre far all
those recniisr weaknesses snd distressing
si'lrenls. WAY if sven errefi me 30 pre-
ispsis. sr3 .nsnF ~ nag lady friends have
been care3 81 various zrara naladi-s p~rn-
lar to 1ur sex 1v ttis wonderful ulsdicine p
ft II the cniF medicine Sold b. druggists
unfer , cc-its~e gasrantse froui fhe manu-
iaffurprs that n VII give safisiactton IN
every case. or r1onsv rsiandesi. Read zrus-
sutee er bottle wrsrper.
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WoKrH KNOWING.

Mr. W n. MorgOu. merchant. Lake City,
Fla. vas taken with severe Cold, attend
ed With n distressing Cough and running
into Consumption in its first stsges. He
tried many so-cslled popular Cough RENE
dies and steadily grew worse. Was reduced
in aesh. had difficulty in breathing and
was unable 20 sleep. Finally tried DR..
X ng's New Discovery for Consumption and
found immediate relief and after using
about half = dozen bottles tound himself
wsll and has bsd no return Of the disease.
No other remedy can show 50 grand a
record Of curss, ss pr Kings New Dis
coveTy for ConsnmDti n. Guaranteed to
do Just what Is claimed for It, Trial bottle
10 cents 81 Peek Bros Drug Store
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08

ABples-.5cess . ~ per ousa.
f.i4eesc-rla1cs Ia s4l.4 - New YORK, M
cfeais ltai8e.
Ci0ser -eea-FL50 70 "a pes bushel.
LEae1 Fults-A gpleS sFasofzt.d stsS3e per
poi.lo. quarters oss.c bsF lo-al4. cnefsies, %
lol peg fDla1 geatlra = i4e i,sg pO441
tf<---f rta4l. - &c
FFesa Maa1s DFa,a3d aogs. .. Goe8.25 per eEt
mlta0n. gs,ssl., Fsa- N.4oeeAyE Deel. h3s
G.
gsrzili-- v neai, Ci4Nson. sc, Lancaster,
.lC Oals &c. Aye se855c. Com. SO A.. bar
ley, Lax So per cut.
llhies-l rsen. g. part cured 59afs6 ac
cUKs,I CO .c. eait a. Is. - n pounds, le
Drxih ssnl-. teB-5c each snseD pells, z5cs ~OOi
beisg sstinl aIe1 at z0e pr pJuad
H1asg .ss, strained. Ls2l-3S
Hag-I.n4ai1y. sLa-9Jglo90 PER tOns clover.
siZlaazi4B0
PoolIfY- ruskeys dressed, i3I11sc. sprias
chle sns. ig ale. dgcka 3Gllcs foNA loc
ssalusl. l54Sz PEI palrs sAoDils Sgsc Der pair.
foLat0es-elt 9. SC
straw 800 peT Ton.
IallOH-9 O. a. per ~
Hoot-Hlocx stove wood si.z1le2. ~ per cord.
tour aoot so0d. s 90 800 per cord
C0al-s 70. gale. 80
Lime-,Ifand Rapids. &c; Oa.0, DOC; Pe.oskey.
$50
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08

TIE CaH'ernis snd Eler3. limited Ex-
press On he aneen sns Crescent Raafe
lC3ncfnnafi @cntnerr - tse fra7n szpects y
.4aeiratie lcr tourists this Wfntaf Fha
Iiiniresi r1rs threres frrm Einc'rnsfl 81
~sv oriea1s fn twe1tr eve hours and q
haif cIceely ccn1ectlns rith Les 8sse'es
fki-,rxa csrs. ard making cha au.cxrsi
ro,,te 10 tha< tslahtsni -. fsrnia -ifr. F-a
s,r,rrn snc lre~ceaf tnfs rsar. - frrrnar y
.he Ficriis isvor'se lne. VITA tarcnah esrx
swf,se aair % tnrrnasTt sno It-kasn-
~ii'~. kares. guftss. err nrrn s2piicsffrr
81 = he<.n, PsseergeF Age Detrois.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08

Ma4en -whs4s- Easy lad loser. Casa, ls1se
Apfl - 444 s1.e
f0rl-kasssf Caen. l.ise Azg 81 Il &c.
Dats---leE4g. Asys 81
Fsr4-Laazf Cssh g. 1t. Mag. sits24
Lard -5lazsiF. C4.ll. q -. 6ag. ) 5lts ss.4a
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08

Nrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa. tells the following remarkable story,
the truth OF which is vOuched for By resi-
dents Of the town. II am - wears old, have
oseu troubled with kidney complaint and
lameness for many years; could not dress
myself without help. Now | am free from
al pain and soreness. and am able 70 do all
my own house work. owe my thanks TO
Electric Bitlers for having renewed my
youth, and removed completely all disease
and pain Try bottle, soc. and Si.O0 at
Peck Bros Irur Store
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08

And ssch day ard sight during shis week
yea can zet At " Il Tib1s kemps Bslsam
for The throsf and lungs, scknow edged 80
- fhe most successful remedy ever sold for
ne cure Of Coughs. Group. Bronchitis
Whooplng Cough. Asthma and Cons1uap-
t'sn. eet q bottle today and keep Il always
y The house - ron can check your cold 81
oiice. Price 5oc and si. Sample bottles
rec
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08
RrrkIrN.s -. 49,.

The best salvs in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Fever
Sores. rstier. Chapped Hands. Chilbls8ns.
Germs and all Skin Erupticns. and posi-
lively cures Piles or 10 pay required Il
IS guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price = cents Ger box.
I)ivfSior-Sts
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08

Don't suffsr any longer with your corns.
bunions Or iogrowiug nsils, bat cali at oncs
GA NJ s. lSBoarslisr. AZ be Turkish Bath
House. corner NoDroe rnd fonis-sts. and
hsve them removed without pain. treat
the feet IN general for men. women and
rhttlr.n
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-08

Michigan pensions oririna'. invalid
Conrad Emuei. navy. South Haven. 8sri.
Van Nsnkeuburv. Asrcsilus Wilbur n.
Rossn.n. slIss Wn H. Rsssmsn. Onon-
aaxa. Barton III 9pen lsrxsau. Bloegt
n Cook. Armsds. esst--jeroHa- 3.
Tfft Lester Lewis lrar ~. su1un kHeha
Thcmss. Fetoskev Chss. =. HAnav. Man
tou. isaac kooea. Williamson. Aeam
Weitz. Grand Rapids S1id.ers' Home
Originsl widows sre.--NarF A mother Of
cen sanders. Oxford. Nmiiv mother "a
ChalIas I. 81 Eakr ElI Musksznn.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-04-12
NAMELEss CASE.

N y case has been . very curious one Tor
about thirteen years. Atintorvals ofabout
one week ] would be attacked with spells
or severe and most excruciating pain. a.
WAYS commencing IN the region Of nv I'D.
ueys. The pain would then 20 upwards
and affect my body and head. and seemed
% penetrate my very eye-balls, creating
the most intense suffering. lasting about
eight hours each spell.
resOrted TO al kinds Of medicine with
out benefit Several doctors treated nv
case, but none gave relief. finally used
Is y y a. an experiment, aud 10 mV utter
establishment all pain and suffering vanish
ed AFTER using three doses. To the present
time ! have used three bottles, and not a
pain has ever returned. / do not know
what was the matter. neither could my
physician name the complaint. The b B B
acted nnely and powerfully upon my kid
neys. my appetite has besn splendid and my
constitution built up rapidly. r. Thomas.
Constitution. Ga, May d, lss5
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-04-12

Il is one Of the planks in the
Grange platform to bring the mem
bers ito calculate intelligently up
on probabilities and farmers are
learning more Of the important
business of handling and selling
their crops. Here is an item from
the American CultivatOr showing
the result Of Grange education in
Vermont:
eve are pleased to note the es-
adjustment Of an exchange or
State board Of trade by the Yer
mont buttor, cheese and maple SUI
gar producers. Such cooperative
enterprises must work to the adj
vantage of the producing classes,
and in the end TO the benefit Of the
consumers, by insuring to the lat
ter legitimate and genuine pro-
ducts. Thus the State Of Vermont
annually produces 25,OO0,OOO
pounds ofbutter, 10000, 900 pounds
of maple sugar and 100000
pounds Of cheese, and if some or
ganization which enjoyed the con-
fdence of sellers as we'll as buyers
could undertake the management
Of this business, much unnecessary
expense now incurred could be
saved and the business Of distribu-
ton facilitated. As regards maple
sugar, a State board of this char
acter could prevent the adultera-
ton Of this desirable luxury. We
believe there is a grand field for
the establishment Of some regular
system Of marketing the butter,
cheese and maple sugar products OF
such States as Maine, Vermont,
New Hampshire and New York. "