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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

As this dist11es and a. ths time of this
writing one might as ~sil sEismPt Il
predict the kind II weather We shall
have the coming week as 70 try 70 tofstsls
tas aetioa " tLs CBieago Coavsnfi0a-
Thsr- 10 q great probability that today
viii 20 hof. both politically aad physF
cslly; leyoad lhst al must hs guess
wark. The nom mae may % bLAIsE. or
A1aKB, cF HskRisos, or AchIsLET, CT
FusAKzs- IL Is not likely 10 bs sHEE-
Mas. and pretty certain that Il wall ses
bs GsssaAn or ALLIsos. Further than
ibis All predictions are uncertain. The
eonsi aut gain made by ALazs viii en-
eoarsgs bis friends to hope that 10 ~iil
continue 70 gain until 40 hes the reees-
sary msiorty. The fsssgsnt sds2uFn-
msnts and consultations 10 The deiega-
fions snd conferences between the lead
srs make = stsmpeds 10 BLAIsE less
liable to occur than Il more tlnas we're
devoted - bailotmz and lsss 10 eoa-
fsrrsng Bat all the conditions exist
which are Necessary 10 result n bLAISE5
neminat!on. There - . manifest desire
on tho part % = msiority o, the members
q shs convention 10 have BLAINE. and
lhs deadlock exists. II nseds only now
thss TIE delegates and the candidates
become weary and unite in yielding their
personal interests. aud in j,ining hands
about BLArss. Many vli oppose this
plan. and the may succeed In forming
aorn. oshar n..n,hi nation
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

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IDk sALk o. EACE ANCk-NotlD Max
j deiikttiM hozne ard bcxutifofts iorA4t1i
enis ten niiuutes walk ffom street car sIne, f9uf
ssfes q chpsss laDd thsi se Al ssll eherf oE ex-
change ia clty proEertF. foE par eassfs lhQNlre
81 4 n Akerlt 4 o. ke<1 t2l3[< h-oker>.
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f,OR .sAIt-A FfNE 7RFSIDFNCF on PARIS
80 Sc s.,,s ~. ss-,.s'., ere - f'ss- an.
GA 1hlnd ave, s 90 one On h0liister-st-, sat<os
one Ga Soodflebts.- - Nss ore o. h&rusltst.s
$3.50. ore on NoEta fFonisI-, $50 i've ea
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a. &c l1ienasea - asois'.ss ios pilsssi ~ ~
ebal payments. lew eholee sizes &eft- ts<h Al
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
THINGS DONE IN A MINUTE.

ray of light travels li,i6o. 600 miles
Ia minute
In the United States the telephone is
used SO times, the telegraph lS6 times in
min-se.
In minute the lowest sound your ear
can catch has been made by 900 vibrations,
while the highest tone reaches you after max
ing ,22s, 600 vibrations
In each minute IN the United States,
night and day, all the year round, "a barrels
of beer have to SO down 1908 throats, and
4.sso bushels OF grain have to come to bin.
OF tobacco. 0o5 pounds is raised. and
part of it has been used IN making 6,67S
cigars, and some more Of it has gone up III the
smoke OF 2,29o cigarettes, in the United
States in one minute.
In minute an express train goes q mile
and Pitsburg street car thirty rods; the
fastest trotting horse, l47 9-B rods and an
average pedestrian OF the genus homo has
got over sixteen rods.
Every minute coo pounds Of wool grow
in this country, and we have 10 dig Gl tons
OF anthracite coal and 200 tons Of bituminous
coal, while OF pig irod We turn out II tans,
and OF steel rails 3 tons.
In minute we asS whirled around on
tho outside Of the eara by It's diurnal mo-
fion. distance OF thirteen miles, ard at tho
same tine go along with tho earth on It's
journey around the sun, ,0SO
In co seconds our country makes Is
kegs of nails, IL bales OF cotton come from
the fields, and 81 bushels Of grain go into 40
gallons Of spirits, while $50 in gold is dug
out of the earth. In tho same time the
United States mint turns cut geld and silver
coin to the value of si2i, and AZ acres Of the
public domain have bees sold or given away.
-Pittsburg Dispatch
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Residents = tas laEss pr.ssas kotsls,
4ad s-hsrs hsias n sAs slszs@sy u Aon-
a2sns Para sompssza lsztsy q TIE
nolss snsi aaisanes created b. tbs pres
saes Il lEs msFkss - fns eornsr of
Monroe ard Dsszion-sts. The wagons
bssla ~ ssssu4Lls ~ sns slesnlsy 81 about
5 o'eIock n the nsorDiEz, s1d the BOSE
made b. them from that tinas until or
7 o'clock znskes slsep an inpass.billsy
IA tns nsishbcrbood exespt 70 ihsss Of
TIE strongest nerves. There are o&hsr
lOeailEsss within bloek or txo Of TIE
snsssaE locstioa shs<s vsry ts~s Il any.
persons would 90 disturbed The main
street 81 ssiig : uot pfopsr place for
market even II no ones rest we're Dis
tarbsd By ia, bat IN view cf tie fact that
there srs 30 many residents N the yiein-
Iiy il - high time come other location
should he foand- The presest location
was selected when Grand Rapids vss
smaller than il now ~ and before thsre
were so many residents "A the locality.
The town las grown 10 bs city. and II
skOald retire its market from Monroe-sk
IHE EiGaI MAY To TRAVEL.
Lisaf. Governor CAMPBELL, Of Cansds.
has set cut on 3 tour through Western
Ontario II carriage. he 10 nan Who
understands how 10 enjoy a holiday.
Instead of getting on 70 railway train
and being consumed by heat. smoke and
clndsEs. waiting a. intsFnsrsbls length
Of time in bot. bare, dssolate Place FOR
another tram winch Is 40 hour behind
time. hs can drive along 81 his wn sweet
viii, stopping when 10 chooses and start
iag when ns has stayed long enough, no
smoke, no cindefs, perfect independence.
Ii Is strange that people who have means
to trsysl ss they please do not take this
method. Those who have tried II feel
that thsrs Is no more delightful way OF
travelling. and no better method for
throwing OF all care and recuperatiug
ones powers, both bodily and mentally
Canada's Lisutsn AIT Governor viii. no
douA. retarnto bis duties greatly invig-
Grated and rejoicing st his wisdom in
taking such trip.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Arr. TAYLOR. q Tennessee, 10 a men,
bsr OK the delegation from his State at
Chicago The musical es-lpaisn n IN which
be aud lis brother BcB were opposed to
each other. hzs made them msn Of Ma
tional rsFuistier, snd when Ar. was
rseogsszsd by came from the chair, near
ly every neck IN The galleries Was crsnsd
10 ges lock at him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Elevated R1if-oad Superintendent fn
New York}-Ffe-e is another batch Of
letters coU5p plainiaE of flaws N the sup
ports of our roai Ileze. JOAN
Jaha-Tcs. ssr
''Tcsd cid Va1dyse 60 take q force q
msn cut q the r1ad I'D ~ a tsick coat
cf r-int q The rC7 wer& -OaA Aha
Wor.d
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

It Is said that Mrs. HENRY wARD
BxKcHsR is violently opposed TO DIR. LIZ
NAN ABB0rT as Mr. BEkcHER's success-
or. she considers the reverend Doctor
an enemy Of her late husband and 3
frisnd OF TiLTox.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
Hi. AwfnI Thrrat-

Then you absolutely refuse to zsrry
me-" said tc
Il do was the young lady's E-n re-
ply
Have a care, Miss haiones." said TIE
young nan. with dangerous glitte- ia
his exc. ~cozSiisT the r7stt<r wei. am
The puklishrr & IA elite directory that is
slnost ready fer tho press. "--Ckicsgo
Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

The delegates at Chicago are. no doubt.
realizing that il is 10. only the Prssiden-
tia contest Of 1888 which is to De prscti-
esliy settled by the nomination made
nov. but Also that ot '92. %. and nobody
knows how rasny more years.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Two girls sst in q ear s few ever sr-s
a~o. We went have - rido n shese
kidd q cars any mere after awhile. said
ore sse'rp sosE e hare electric cars
hesa = sbat so gTeried 70. 2. low
do they a. ~ steam - by sraoksf Il
don kaew. ral lses BE. hut tAiz.<
tAs7 ga hv sraoke ---Buf-sis Express
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Fortunate DIss DxBARs. The tumult
of tbs campaign won't bother them. Be-
fore they lsavs Bieekvelfs Island The
little controversy will BE settled aud We
shall all o. friends again.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

New simmer resorts ara spriuging mp
sgeryvhere. sDd he present hot Weather
will help materially IN filing them.
Everybody must 20 somewhere or Ms.
Grundy viii say they cannot afford il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

CnAUSozy Al. DKrxw says ,h-s a
young man should DO surs to frd the
ealing for which he is best suited and
then. vhen lauEched upon il. ''ssics, dig
and ssve." Those words are shout as
coed as win. vigor snd victory" but not
quite SO BarchardiaD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

!" ID 70 = 71-7-7T- II \ u = ID
Detroii tTpres hes pariof csr y Detroit fnnk-
lnf direct 90, ectious for si points last ofrFing
I5Hosf cas- has tbroaFt sleeper from 6faud
Rapids - Nisears Pals. conpoctlnEa 81 ti~sukse
gunction win fhrougt slaff~rf "a Joronto
1hwucr tIckcts and sleep'ne car hirfht secured
o. -, .. u. = ~. saj.Nag olhces - NourDe a.
and 81 the depo.
lks CANfEEEl. tay psss Agent
Go 3. RETyE, Trsflt MANAGE. Nhic4g0
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
Situotfons Wouted-Fenuo,c.


WANTED-IOCAL OK TRAVELLING AGENTS
w forapew specially, Fire Proof Sales. \. T..
srent ordered Carload first week, q ~ }. agent
half a Carload, q Mich. canyasser cleared 500
first month, Buffalo dealer nth his other busi-
ness Is clearing Slso per month on our specially.
Catalogue free Alpine safe Co., Cincinnati, O.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

The ex-prisensrs Who met a. Ithaca tie
other day were justly treated with greet
respect. n makes vazt differences what
prisen q naa served in. and what be
sarva.3 for
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Little JAKE SrIIsMAS says ALoxR Is
the coming msD, and that II he shall be
nominated the Esst Saginaw millionaire
IS wiling 70 PIT upa pile Of money as an
evidence Of faith IN the ex-Governor's
election.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

The gentlemen of Smith Memorial church
corner Weaithy-ave. and Finney-st.; viii
give an ice cream social in the church par
lors Wednesday evening, June 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Such seek 80 the past ore hss been
ouzhs not te &c unfsvorsbls 20 SBxBMAx.
SfsREMaN is called cold man. IL must
have been refreshing 70 get under hrs
n 4 antra
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

UASTETl- ~ ERYE1af TO Exow TE4T
" ~ - f-fs5 r&sfs sns se4sm ce sfa~@
ssears sscre. souzs ssv~ - sBynsss Exrlne
anas bn<< -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

The press a. ChisaGo constantly hoonrs
that to~n ss a simmer rezcrf. snd sum
rner seems ~ have rcsorted taers vita
Great deal az saiisfs,iIon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

TIE Ohio delegation - very fortunate
IN hsring an svsn aasabsr of votes. Tsis
ssve them = rhsncs to divide svealy On
the vote ca ths Firzinis eonsesL
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Tf GREsHsa Is. ss he = said n Be. n
sympathy vish ihe Presidents tsriiT
visws. ae voald icox r1ightT saesr stssd-
inS on the Chicago pissfsrn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
CHANGED DAILY.

The recipes that are given from day to
day in this space are no almanac recipes
that are concocfed together only to be given
away and which when the Ingredients are
pat together make a mass of nothing, but
on the contrary are from our new cook
book which is a reprint of the Old Congre-
gational Cook Book by permission) con-
tanning also many new and valuable re-
cipes contributed by our many lady friends.
We have been working on this book for
months and mean TO maks it a valuable as
sistsnt in domestic economy. The price of
this book is 81. or will be given away with
every s. sold. or If you do not want to buy
s. worth nov. We will give you the book,
fer 81 and due bill tor the same amonnt;
this way you can trade the s. out at your
convenience
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
For Rent--Rnsfness Places.

nor RENT - MILFRs LOOK HERE. A
good improved grist mill TO reut. water
power. in a 1--we village. Address J. j.. box 3
tnls ohce- ls6
ITO REST A LARGE LIGHT ROOM FOR
L light manufacturing. steady poser. u No. 5
Peaflsi. Enquire OF 4. 4. Judd OF l. L. ThWiug
gItf
FOR RENT-OyE-HA OF THE STORE
+ No. = CaDal-st- For particulars enquire of
G. A. Ber~in. Isgtf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Now shst the English tsrmers ksvA
ssorn death to he sparro< vkere can
thar hsrsi sxrsct e. tnd frisnsif
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
"ssuassa- Ped'erone-.-

"ssunfbas Pedierone<.~
We fsSa cur Lasia on TIE shelf sora4 tine
previous aud I'll net vnaeh fnr TIE above
Possih7 ~e hsa better give you its eaaivs-
lent IA EHg.Ish. lesss zen fsil % End s1ca
: com oinsflon IN yo1r text hook. Freely
Translated fns eesrfs fsewsrs - Franz
SeilerS Thy 80 from house 20 house
cheating tse inmates aud getting 4 doUb :
prize f0T goods soid. Recently Fruit Tun-
nels ard Charccal Flat Irons hsFa been
tbas soi6 a. Something entirely Ne~ snf
Hsver before o2eref % the d ASlic We
have sold taea for years s1d r hzif he
n1oueT. ANY us5s zen are do~n ts~n Ne
vi - Rlsd - hsvs yoa prove tss truth -
t1e 2rcve ~ sxsnirlaE onF gods SAL
pTlces. ksa,exber shsss We zrias oas-
seives sa asriag sI srtics - far. hsuseseep-
srs ass soc xhses tbsre en- p-sss ~ be a
1enead
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

The ~eilrsai lard srsnt ssestics vss
kandisd xi.h crest sarew insss by TIE
niass.r-n rcr.s-,sfssa - hs,sxu.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Help Wanfed--Haie.
IVAsTEp-ie LAEORERs Fog CITY s0RE.
w lsthe ssnds. lad saTyer. aud
Tower blOek- TT
NJ ANTED-50 LABOR ERS FOR RAILROAD
w sefk NO per Gay shiP koedzy. ana
10sef blaek III
"a AATkt--1o LAB0RERs FOR Mill AND
" ysfa Aet<s 81 pea gaoath ~ easTa. i aud
4 Tower bloek. rs
VVAAfkD-AN ~EAfERfESCED FfNisHER
w = 50 fssE ard lske charge "a - 70 - men
nnishiDe medlrn grade of bireh. maple ard
ssn furniture Fer ccmpeteni nan Nfth god
rrierences a good sziafy viii be pki Address
fnfniIarr finisher, box < care tbis ofhce. IT6
yVASTED-fwO MEN or coon ADDREsss,
" al oar stese. No. - South Divisions
Adams kisaae FURNISHING CO. r. W. Foxs Mana
ger. I7G
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

The domination vii not bs made So
iouz ss Chicago can prevent it. The
convention pat a good many thousands
Of dollars into Chicsgo posksts every day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Go to 62 Canal-st., Thiele's Photo Rooms.
for tine cabinet.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

A spersurker j. correctly defined by
The Cievslaad San eaf voics a. a nan
~bo tskes am stock a TIE prDp6esis=
eoncerninz the result AZ Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

The rsst u@es ~ ara asee ossn zrod
the Ser Chicsge % saks = eessus.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Tnat vs. verv senztie cd eef'tiernsn
whosn Grernroinf the ether day sert var.I
- fae iaviresi -fests thas bis ~rsr isaHEhser
a<ast = wor,i net. an a oeTtain 5ay
srccirtef u tcr. ~e5 : y7sgrg ran e
So SAID ne grandfather. as-3rsiing -
Tie ririss. tHeri.er+ = = god @nruch boy.
no.i ara rerf.--siy VIZ lag 1e sea'lld Enzrrv
fii.sa. asrf me- rcrv - So GEEK IA q ect7 -
hs,ssn ard slriss veTv liet.s rscrcF Resi.leS.
- = -rs~ haAr ~ s-ss ~ sa~s - ~ass
several vaars before - IS - - eevcu.e rus
raaa - xHt~h ve rzav s8ss saaf tee-~ sse \
ed nsnv hakH-x f<t1 xiSsrl tabies ard
hr7,se esases- ~te rear~- ns-TzdsvS w1r=>
cnFtsais nssEat vel - eo< pcass3 aucil tsey
rcsra ~aars - sfesrsfi.n. --Tte T,rarh
Rszi G-aua Bzr}ds lesfeT IA lssf chioags
Erss7saa. Car - ssurd 81 tse aexs slsaas
and ~ tssss = Wsrsf = a. Srnn1~~ sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Thiz .ul - Ear tssz being isy q
ret 81 Chscz<o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

CAIFSNAE- ADD A LINE sEkT-
= ssr yi>s C-e srt1t esrref ss<s4 rtse~s >
r q. . 81 1sfs r .. Box l1h Ner Yovk lsu
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

To Bnu.
8TEs~eSi<rneo,s..

WANTED sE AND lot FROM v ~
~ - si.aa iocscs5 e RE fir.e greciact e the
TAsrl rs& care TeiszTsz-Hersld l7s
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

ReQL Esfute--COsttlfru

COR sALE-sUMMER COTTAGE. NY COT
u tage al Shady side. Macatswa viii sell for
$500. The two lots alone are worth that sum-
Abo for sale SjOU in Ottawa Beach fIsi mortg age
tonds. These are good securities a. per cent,
and are al-o eycbaugesble for lots. viii sell at n
discount, Charles Leonard, Spring and Fultonsts.
ITs
NOR SALE CHFIP-A NICE FARM OF sL
quarter from Hal-st Apply al Ms. j. q. Walk
ers, II South Diyisioa-si l2sd
COR SALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate OF the late Daniel Schermerhorn.
one mile wtSs ef the city, fronting Bridgext II
j. fine dairy farm. or for frOit raising and gar
ceninR LAY be sold u iro@ Ten 70 ttlssy acre acre
fourthst.. Grsnd Rapids. Mich. l0rf
Ton sALE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS
j. good farms and city property tor ssle cheap
also money 10 loan Call al iovett block. Canal
ST, opposite Sweets Hotel. A r. Antisdel- sstt
For SaIe--AEssceItaneous.
CoR sALE-A SILVER Plated coRvET.
l. Inquire at Room l6, Melrose block, between
1. and > y. m l7s
I1OR SALE CHEAP-THE HANDsOMEST
Ness and saddle, gentle a kitten. just The hing
for children or ladies. Apply to Cbas. Baxter
No. Canaist., Western Union Once. i75tf
C0R SAIE--HORsE, GARBAGE CUTfFR,
harness robes &c. Whole outfit si0l, -
horse alone $50 CAN or address John Muir, js
Psris-sve., or Il Canslst. 176
TOR SALE CHEAP-LARGE FRAME BUILD
Il ing, corner Ottsw ast- and CresceEt-nye., 70
cords stone, 1900 brick, lot. doors and frsmex
sssh, frames and blinds, and lot good lumber.
T. J. Reynolds. IS Canalst. l7s
EOR sAIE--A THOROUGHBRFD SADDLE
T. horse, well broken for driving single or
double. Enquire Of &. Nj Matters. Omnibus
Barn. Nos u and IL WateIlooSt. 1e4
LiOR SALE-A STOCK OF DRUGS AT sULLI-
van, Mich. There are i've law mills IN yicin-
ity and business Profitable. Good reasons for
selling J. B. Watson Coopersvine, Mich. Ig7f
NOR sALE-FA.T TROTTFR BAY GEORGE.
Fine roadster. gentle suitable for ladies TO
drive J. r. Homan, IA Csnai-St. l6sd
nor SALE - AN ENTIRE OUTFIT OP
macbine-y for a fiTSt class Laundry: also n
six-horse ppwer engine. For particulars enquire
of c. q. BcTwin, No. = CanEl-st l5stf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
I AK sHoRE a MICHIGAN souTHEEN

ffaiD ieayef Grand kaptds ior tueEsa ~
J 10 r n. e04Y'Dg Cfcre "a Is
1frafs tackeft STD ~ principal pcifts 81 fhs
United ela'es- Nexiro and flua1t o. tui0n
1icket Cesee
4. fNwH G. 4 A.. Cleteiand-
y hoo1T iffoi Tiffef Agent
fEo Huseps 0tt fickel gosst
1aki-a eaati Eaf ~ lsst
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

RRY wooo FoR eCTcE ROT sUwsfrR
~ fre. szp per roTf. (.sts1zz - kiz8lfnx
8 g TFT -osd 1cta fe1fered Ftcae - f1
tr Veneer Wsrks Sa-z ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

TrRwTTTkE eTesEn PsrxFa 49,
j EeFe4 kxPs- FeeseS eeut On ssort ~ -
- Fs5flsf 4 Ec8l IL -crts D<~sr- tes
Thore ~ <l Esr'F -
TTN<f7f p ptfErD ~ FTrFRTrxrrr
~rrkwe1 sr3 snred rheaz ~ NJ -
~ssess sreaad hens ferzlssre z~ssez ~ ss1s
f7rHsy<-s frseF
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24


tVASTED-A CoNPETEET GIRL 10 DO
w general paseHork, a. aSs East Iaiton-st
lVANfED-A H0CsENAID APPLY To
W p m Ma T. stewart Nhite- l7s
WAN,IED-AN EXPERIENCED WAIST FIN
W i.her and dres.maker ~ once. No. 21S
solth Dlslsoa-st. Mrs b. wiafgar. l7s
WANfkD-U RITCHEs. l5 pININGROoA.
w , dlshwsshers aad cooks. poishers.
lsundresses. bundle washers for the summer
resorts. must 30 al once and 100 general servants
Tor city. Ladies' Psriofs. aud I Tower block.
i7s
WANTED-AT ONCE, GOOD GIRL FOR
general honse~ork. Mrs Ben. W. Putnam,
l9l Moth Lafay ye.te a. lis
WANTED- COMPETENT GIRL TO DO 6EN-
w eral homework. Call Monday Mrs. ".
s. Earle, n Terrace ave. i7s
VVANTED-THREE FIRST Class DINING
" room girls. wages q per week. Oyster Bay
Restaurant 81 and So Lyon-st ls2
WANTED-GlRL AT THE PLANTERS
" Ho 'se. III
WANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
~ girl for general housework at - Lsgraye st.
MH. shriver III
yVANTED--l0 KITCHEN. DIsHWAsHERs.
W IS diningroom. Laundry. aud 100 general
girls, polishers. bundle washers. cooks
men and wives as COOKS, and all Kinds OF summer
resort help; good wages and fare paid Ladies'
Pariors, and Tower block. i76
WANTED sHlRTMASERs AT GARDINER
" & Bakers IT6
WANTED-A sECL Nd GIRL ABOUTl6 YEARS
" At lS9 North Division-st. I76
NANTED-l5 DINING ROOM GIRLS FOR
w Hotel Ottawa. Ottawa Beach, Mich. Wages
sl6 per month. Apply TO John A. Baker The
Warwick. Grand Rapids. 176
W FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. las North Division ~ German or
Swede preferred. I40tf
SituOffOns FeDad;c.
WANTED-POSITIoNA AS WORKING HOUSE.
w keeper or entire care Of infant. By lady
with child years old. Address NJ, box S, care
Telegram Herald. l56
NAE1FD-BY A YOUNG GIRL, II YEARS
w ofage, situation IN private family TO
make herself generally useful and wishes 10 al
tend school part Of the time. Can give good ref
errnces Address n NJ. box 4, Telegram Herald
Office IT6
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w situation 10 Go cooking in q boarding house
or plain ironing in laundry. Call at 63 Bosi-
Wlck-st.. upstairs. 10
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CREAM rEcrAR.

CREAM 1sEcTAR.
One ID. coffee sugar, l qt. water, o..
tsrtariC acid boil minutes in q porcelain
kettle. while boiling add tablespoon corn
starch mx xed in 3 little cold water; when
cool adj Juice Of one lemon. whites of 2
eggs. flavor to taste, two tablespoons of
liquid 10 a goblet Of ice water: add spoon
sois. The liquid will keep month 1t bot
tied aud kept ia a cool place.
Have you seen those IS cent water
pitchers
II. Le0HardS Sons & Co.,
90 and 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

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man and wife. Address. stating terms location.
etc, sigma, 1915 est, y. ", Washington. y. G.
raIse
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
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passed several days In Salt L&lIA City
three years ago.--iife-
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-07
A French Riot.

PARIS, August Last night the
strikers attacked Coquette's silk weav-
ing house, at Amiens they threw large
bundles of velvet and other material
to bar the passage of the mounted
gen d. armies. Within a few minutes
after the strikers effected anenterance,
the premises were completely sacked
the buildings then set on fire by the
rioters, who prevented the firemen
from doing anything to check the
flames, finally the military arrived,
and in the face of terrible ste
thrown. charged with drawn sword.
and dispersed the rioters and the fl
men succeeded in extenguishing
the flames.