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Nor Yet Mustered Ont.

CINCINNATI Jan. 14.-There will be meeting of
old soldiers in Covington. KY. this afternoon which
has in view a most peculiar object II viii be meet
ing of the gallant Foxty first Kentucky Volunteers,
and they viii take the initial be mustered
out service of the The story is peculiar one
to say the least During the regiment
ganzed in Covington- composed mainly of Coyington
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She Wearied of Her Husband.

EpeCfaT
RICHMOND, Ind. Jan. IA bit of news comes in
from Washington that will occasion general surprise
around the entire circle of Squire James T. Nichol
sons extensive acquaintance. He is of the best
known in his part os the county being old
resident for decades justice of the peace.
Less than two months ago he married widow, Mrs.
Emma Nelson, about twenty years younger than him
self and she has discovered she cannot love him,
try hard she may, and she has left him without
assigning other but perhaps that enough
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bin against circulation of lottery tickets and lottery
advertseme through the mails, but attorneys for
two weeks. The lottery company is making vigor
Gus fight against the measure and everything posi-
BILE will be done to defeat it in the committee and
the floor of the House, should it finally get far
the latter place The attorneys who will be pitted
against General Browne will be ex- Congressman E.
John Ellis of New Orleans; Eppa Hunter and jeff
Chandler, of this city, and exCongressman Thomas
r. W~rd IF India
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A Better Business.
Omaha World.

Omaha World
First Thief--Hello. Bill Still burgiarin7
Second Thief-No. Two found something
safer than that.
..Eha What yer doin' now2
"Runnin' railroad restaurant
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Fatal ExuIosiOn.

BOSTON, Jan. IA terrible bla sting accident &C.
Cured at Boston Highlands at P. M. to-day. For
many weeks a number of workmen have been blasting
on Seaver street. The accident was caused by the
explosion of large charge of giant powder. Three
four killed and many badly injured One
of the killed is William Grace laborer aged sixty
The explosion caused great excitement and
shook many buildings in the vicinity.
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Every farmer may provide himself with fresh
meat the entire year with a small flock of good
mutton sheep They will cost but little il the
flock be small, and meat of q better quality may
be secured than where the flock is large In num-
i ber and bred Unfortunately.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15

Indications.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Isl A. M.
For Ohio, Indiana and Il1inois-Colder; rain
or snow. followed by fair weather; fresh to brisk
winds. becoming northwesterly
For Michigan-Colder; snow, followed by fair
weather: fresh to brisk winds, becoming north
westerly.
For Wisconsin and Iowa-Colder, followed by
warmer, fair weather: brisk to high northwest
erly winds, diminished in force.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15

A Wisconsin farmer took his stock through
hard winter, after q dry summer, by storing
every bit Of corn-fodder. putting all his straw
under cover for feed. and buying literally OF
wheat bran. His stock came through in good
condition, and he made much money as il
forage had been plentiful.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15
Lottery Tickets in the Mails.

Special TO the INDIANAPOLIS JournaI.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 14--General Browne intended
making argument before the House committee on
postoices and pos.-roads to-day in support of his
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new evidence that might throw light upon the
contest
Under the instructions Of the committee,
Chairman Crisp will report to the House
resolution declaring Mr.. Carlisle entitled to
Is.z
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Condition of John SwinfOn.
NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-John Swinton's condition is
reported u much improved tonight
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TRYING TO SETTLE A STRIKE
Business Men of the Schuylkill Valley
Preparing to Appeal to Mr.. Corbin,
Strike of Reading Miners-Canadian
Printers Defeated-0ther Labor News.

READING. Pa, Jan. 14.-For the next TWEEN
ty-four hours the theater of interest in the
great contest between the Reading railroad and
its miners and railroaders will be in this city.
The memorial to be presented to President Cor
bin as the offering of the Reading Board of
Trade and City Councils. in the name
of the vast business enterprises of the
Schuykill valley, is being drawn up to-day
by committee. The committee represents
every shade of public opinion. 1t consists of
Mayor Kenney, ex-Coneressman Ancona and
Samuel B. Missioner. a Reading railroad machin-
ist The latter is knight of Labor. In brief,
this memorial will be an appeal in which the
committee say that. voicng the senti-
ments of manufacturers, the business men
and the laboring men of this large city, and
having in mind the suffering and depression OF
trade the strike is causing and likely to cause
the committee would ask President Corbin to
use every means, and to sacrifice something, II
necessary, to settle the strike and thereby avert
the great suffering and loss which is sure to be
eDtailed by its continuance.
This afternoon district assembly No. 130, h.
of l.. convened here. 1t is likely that the strike
in all its phases will be discussed. and this being
body composed exclusively OF Reading
Knights, it is expected that there will be an
official declaration made to why the Knights Of
Reading die not go out when strike was ordered.
To morrow afternoon there will meet IN this
city one or the most important conventions OF
organized labor that has assembled in this
section for years. 1t is known as the New
Reading Railroad Employees District Assembly
1914 AS its name indicates, it will be COM
posed exclusively of delegates representing
assemblies having in their membership Read
ing employees. Tomorrow it will be perma
nently organized. a temporary organization
having been effected at Elizabethport some
weeks ago. 1t is estimated that it represents
so, 900 knights. Delegates will be present from
all points on the line of the road from Elizabeth
20 IF ChaU.
nee, o., master workman of the Miners
National District Assembly, Messrs.
Lee. Sharkey and Davis, and many
will attend Mr. Lewis having failed in his
ference with the railroad officials to arbi-
tration, the action of this convention becomes
all-important. The miners and railroaders, it is
believed, will pool their issues and agree to win
or lose together. There is subdued excitement
ali over this city. The coal regions will be fully
represented.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
GRAND nArIDs aAKKErs



Closing Aoness seS,eEs sssg "a.
basEts-
salsg-l..lsc per 10 for dairy oniy.
cfssse-slsle. 80 sc. Ser YORK. sSl0c. nons
"a t1o n1aEksi tul tfrz@, -Ssitc-
Ct?veT sssd-ss 7s6 - Timothy. slooe 80 per
Dred Yruits-Apples. erspOrsied sssc per
y<unG QsaEtefs. iaoc per pouza. cherries, iog
ise I<T Pealaa. pes.bes. losi-c per po2ad
Tssh = -Ns.,sa. s5oOesoo. veal ss.oe
1Sain-r waesi-ssc ,or sld and new white and
Ise osu Ez.ec. Rye. t5c. Corn. nSa-c.
Bailey. l.1o9 20 per cwL
hiees-6Tesn. y. s6c; part cured. s1sessSc.
cured. esoS.o cali ssins. . 70 y pounds q.
~eel AeiIs sstlAsted at 2sc per pouad.
honey-ilc per u; strained. lCc.
Hsy~rtnsay. so.soes2Oo per tor; clover.
te.uesss.es miIed, 5000.
Maple eyTpp-tl 5 per gallon
Pcnltry-chicsens. ibeilc. ducks ilel2c: fowls
ioSns. ,....,.., =. - 49,.
10 e. IN tke msrket.
Tsassses--Sc pei lp or S. % per husheL
GraBes-S1. &c per pound.
Pesohes-EsIly Crswiords Michigan crop 81 %
G2e0 per bushsl
Besas-sl % ooHls per bushel.
opions-oec per bushel.
sIav-aseo per ton.
OTsllow-iosc perlb.
woed-glock stove wood si.7597.2o per cori
ieur tccs wood. - ooe5oe per cord
Cer'-s7oo CRATE. se7S
i'm Grand Rapids. 75c: Ohio. eoc. Petoskey.
ufo
salt-7oc for Saginaw OF Manistee
kerSene-Mich test l01S, water white, ll1kc-
CAS- llDe--l2c per gallon.
FloIr--s2.5o per cwt.: ~ 50 per bbl. patent pro
ce's. S2.sso3oo per cwt., $40 per boil; all wheat
cur $40 per cwt.. $3.50 per bbL; buckwhest.
M u uFeed-screenings. si5 per ton: bran. 81 80;
sbipS $1,000 riddlingS $500.
Feed-Corn ana oats, s2os27 per Ton.
Sslt-Michigsp. SOC, Eastern. 500.
Fisn--No I whltehEh. S70o per half bol.:
uout s5.50GS O.: cod. salt CO &c per ID. clans
sec per hundred oysters bulk 81 .0ocssl . gallon
standards. scc can; selects. sc can. smoked hall
but. lie.
Pork ir bsrrels-Mes pork. Chicago packed.
slt.5o: exus shor. cut. tsoO9l66e; standard clear
hack $3.50.
LGId-Tiercea sssc: 81 and 80 10. tubs, SC; 81
n round TINS. loo csses 80: in TIN pals, &c
Eeefih hsrelS-Extrs mess, warranted 5o0los-
ts.co: extra, boneless. sl0.gQ.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

The popular lake Shore will run its An
nuAl 0sio excursion Tuesday, October 2.
lS<S tEsia to start fron Grand Rapids AZ 9
o clock y. n.. arriving at Cleveland at $50
q m IN time 10 make connections with al
diverERg lines. This train will be com
posed Of hrst-olsss coaches and sieepers.
The rates are within tue rseSh of sll. thus
allowing every body % visit their friends IN
Ohio. TO insHrs sleeping car scesmoss-
tons, application should he made at once.
Fer rates ssd Information apply to any
agent 81 the Lake Shore. or
Geo. Auason, city ticket agent, Grand
RAPIDS.
II Boat, ticket agent, depot, Grand
Rapids.
l. s Burton. ticket agent. Alleean.
J. g. Hofstettsr. tiCS@t agent. Kalamazoo
q. W Garrett, ticket agent. Three Rivers
or W. Z Brown, travelling passenger agent
Toledo, Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27


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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
WnNnrErrL Crnrs-

Peck Bros wholesale and retail druggists
Of Grand Rapids say We have been sell
ing Dr. Kings New Discovery. Electric Bit
tsrs and Bucklen's AruicA Salvs for four
years Have never handed remedies that
SCI "a sssl, or give such universal satisfac-
ton There have been seve wonderful
cures effected ~ these medicines IN this
city. Several cases Of pronounced Con
sumption cave oeeu sntireiy cured hy use
~ fsE Bottles of Dr.. Kings Nss y. .scovery.
taken II onaeotion -ith Electric Sitters.
We gnarsntee tsen siEsys sold by Peck
cr-a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

y. Fl Frchlisbsesn. Of Mobile. "A
writes I tsks great pleasure in recon-
mending Dr. Kings Ns~ Discovery fol
Csnsumpsisr. hs-ing us>d Il f9r s.-sr,
Attack II Br,schifis .nf Cstsxrh. Il Fsv.
~s instant relief and ersrsiT cured ne, and
have Bst se.n sTicfsd NBcs I slse ss1
- state thsf 7 ss1 trist stssT rsus>i-s -ith
Nc gcsd rsSult- Have siss us~s Elecfrit
Ritf.rs s7s Nr. Kiaxs Ne~ fife Pills eoth
Of vhich csH reoou mead
,. Kirss Ner pscorerr for Cousrrr-
tio1. Caaxhs s1s Colds = so,6 on psi
tive gssrAates. Triai settles 90 cents. Peek,
Drag Sfsrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

I am going away ard will offer for sale
my entire collection Of household goods,
parior and bedroom furniture, carpets,
stoves, china, glass aad silver ware, in tact
everything complete for housekeeping will
be sold without reserve. Sale will COM
mence At 10 q. N. Friday. September q, ar d
continue uutii all Is sold.
!. r. WILSON, 4. L. IVES.
Auctioneer. l07 East Bridge-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
BUSINESS BREVITIES.

DR.. Edie has removed bis residence TO
35s EEltsR-st., East. His former resideD C
wi,l Ne fer rent September l. The house Is
large the location frst-clRss; there is hot
and Geld water. bath room, furnace. barn.
etc. Apply 10 pr Esie. at his office, Is
AoRroe-ss.. lover Wilson's drug store) from
70 10 II q. N. Or 20 p. n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
MATTERs IL MICHIGAN.

A5l41 Hsrriso1 "a zortsa t'i17 2aa-
1s1s 1sszig ts1r s1E9Eee s1sl- 5zEs.
p B Wachtsl 81 Psloskss - neEf
8ats1 - Esef- f-ess - fs - ne Lea1eE -
a. lns1ssssa Ilesa4F
He1. Gsssss H. y apis ~zs e1 , seil-
esa 0f 1is son.safisa a. es-la q s.lssl4Y.
L1ers e - 1o11s u - sccs s-411s.
Fhs ssss - 8sfs Cd ustE.t aEs clrea.sl-
ing . pap.r To- six1A-grss le a. 4Efs<a1szt
~ r4zss sEs prles q s1sslHg ~ - cs4ls
A. fAs Esp15l az ksgrsssBL4uss COZ
Fsl -4n Ter TIE Nd a. 4-siaet. Dr. 14ls-
sars ~ n Ia zla. was n9@ln41sd tsr tas
20 aEgrs 9a tas 1Tsi ea-.oL.
CaL A s Wol1 40 : sg1pizg 10
Nieaixaa tais SEED 80 c4s1 l4ls lsr sec
rstzTy q Sale ~ Ass YorE ID tie l4st state
sl-eEe1 As ~orG in tas Asl1s c4E P4-Sa
lhis ksl = AizhiY sPe ks1 81
A sriek ae1itiea 81 45z65 isst = being
sa-.s o. tas astsl a. Al2-o1 a. CAall a..
CARTS = ssfy Pss2.E sta tas iraSs.iG s
s1bllc. sn4 as business 80 increasing -
t4sl As i. a. ~ ave ssfs fs~m-
5eaEy q Z 9i4s privsss secretary - ser
sC8g stoc&efcSs, a4s s~sn calie4 aoaas 70
LanEsg 81 tie seri8us Illness al as ietaer.
he ~ 49, tssarE 10 WAshington duras
lAs present. ssssisn - COnEr-~s.
Walls tse Dsaocrsts ~ere tfsisE 70 raise
. psls IuaszsY a, EFsnUsr. hiilsaale c0Qn-
IT, A.H e4sks .hd part u tEs rGlsi Z
tackle ht horses Il.us. SFgssinx as "a al
ana iahlctng sj1 1rlss lfOm sAicA he sl--
Gle.
TIE Democrats znd 6res1ssexsrs of tbs
dlssricf csnpF.sins isgham sse saiAusssoe
counties negotiated Or. Kash J. SA ank. 81
Lansiug icr Senator tuesday. Dr. SAsek
Dem oer4cy Is lust Two years Old. snd hs
never was GresAsscksf.
Charles De Eorssi, of Detroit. has accept.
ed a. efsr irOm TIE Western Cinion Teie
graph Company. sud has eoss 10 Jackson
vile, Fla. Ias " Wes,ern URisn ls Onsrins
oig paw 70 suca Of its 0psrsiefs IS vii
crave the dangers Of yellow ievtr
Old soldiers on thsir way TO tAe eacAmp-
nenE helG a. Nsg4ygC Ihls week refused u
psss under the Cleveland aaa IhurIu al
banner stretched across tAe main street. In
order 70 &c. through the town they wen
some distance out OF their way aud 10 Oh 4
aide street.
The Republican Convention for Clinton
county nominated the following tIcket:
Judge OF Prosats. sherman b. DaDcil.
| Saeur. Robert NJ. svigert; Clerk. villa N
A. Abel; Register o, Deeds, John w. Fl z.
gerald; Treasurer. James n. Conn: Prose
cutting Attorney, Charles N. Merrill; Sur
veyor, Charles Z. HoilisIer. Circuit Court
| Commissioners, Nsnsn c. Botsiord and
| Alsert T. Cross, CorOneFs, Robert w. Dxvic
and Gilbert Parrish; Representative, Cyrus
| sherman.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

TIE kesf save III tbe rora feF Cuts
Ernisss sores csrs. Sat Khsus. Fever
seres. TeEsT IbsFp~d Hsnds. Chls.sins
Cess an sxn ErBpficrs. a1r poss-
lively esres PES. O. 10 rsr required. II
Fl rnsrszts~d ~ Give ter sert ssrssazCfior. or
nrueF refgzfe1 Pro la eenfs rer 1cE
Fer sss ~ pAck Erss corrsr MsEroe ar8
Asirfssrr-ats
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

Fer doRltcaze, dali. tired feeling. i'm
poverisked blood, duh pains in back and
head. tantahziag skin eruptions, Kemp
SarsspsriIls ssysr fails 10 give relief. We
always guaEAptee it. Price 81 per bottle.
TibbsT drug store. l26 Monroe
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

Fer ever svs vsars J rss constant suE
frrsr - f-ss scsr ssrrais sra snrcT q
4 srsse srsre zsis a'teT rsvlnE "a go
1-ssfs - g. 50 - an nv 80 crs ! -sa11
tsst woa 4 - ne 49, eecr ~ss Sair-s s7
1-Sers eertse cnTe1 80 ~ 7sa
80 49, $50 "a ssasy sss ssrErT-kw
-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

T,0z RENr NrCE UNfrcNIsHED
Il rooas II leferson aye rl
It0R aENr-fHzEE sfcf WONT Rooms.
sor ,i1ls or iEgf foHes rer nr up one Fl izht
el STARS. - - ltual-sl Ealaire talrd Gear.
room No 81 Et
RARLF RNISHED OR TNFrRNl s. g.
IL sr oofns q rfut a. 40 H -lrrner 81 q
ToF RENT-Fl Ky sHsD ROOMS AZ fts'.
VS. faitou-st l1tf
FscE RFNr-EnCNs FURNISH ~ or IN
Il elrnistrd F'ta a. modern couven.euces -
tossvicEst altf
roT HFNr-f IL ENfSHtn ROOM SftA 81
hesfel aat tfr1 shed rooms tor irht 10 80
fecpinx Apag ss room i1l nov hauseuial
eloc< Del tt
rCR RFNE-rHr N1CfsT NfNn oF RooH5
in suils Of tae on .crF rsnuis rita al modem
- rfcveuerfs oa Canal st. fr of rss or "a 1t
snaflctaFfuE e1rrasfe f.en fof IcczirI "a
efsre ~ saes. 80 n lsnsl-st.. oi q. a. erwin
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
Coming Orators.

Mr.. Blaine will be accompanied on MS
trip 10 Michigan by General Adam f. King
and Charles F. Neyes, of Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Noyes is speaker Of the Massachusetts,
House OF Representatives. and, as will be
renen bered. seconded General Alger's
nomination in the Republican National
Convention al Chicago. Robert +. Frazer
will return shortly from New York and pc
gin the important part allotted to aim In
the Michigan campaign At Inn lay City next
Friday. Anna Dickinson Will make three
addresses ia Michigan. speaking at Adrian
October 3. Coldwster October 3. and Benton
Harbor October 5. Gen. VIA Ii. Gibson.
OF Ohio, will enter on his Mich igaa engage
mSnts at Ann Arbor Among the kepuo-
lican oratsrs who begin work in Aichigsn
next week are General Lucius F.irchild. Of
Wisconsin. former Nsti0nsl commander OF
the G.. A. r, Gen. F. w. Palmer, eIp =
master at Chicago. and Maj. Z. h. Psn =
born, editor of one If the leading Repub. 4.
can newspapers n New Jersey.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

TTRNrE1- T. rASF rHr AGENCY
~ ef eUs sss 80 ssr SKIS .nrrrs. ~sfcNf
80 - 7efaH er-rs 81 ether n .r--rsr-f. -
A ssre ehaeee saf esrrfrstrrf ...-sf.ra.s rs@s@
49, r0-Ft 1arrsrf asrar restrs s.rrrr 80 ~
fsher sale rrr1 par ~ arr $50 rtreraef -
- $50 feei Aeiue safe CrrepsaT rircinnsfl.
chia sat r-r 5
VEarTr0-Tvo f-1cn tsFVTs ne CAV.
" Tssx = stg. Enru're As cry cresrserF, ss
csrsi -
y Iar rnr - cents m Frsf
tarrpF eslst tes1 err .fnrrs - revt rsrea
wunrbs n1e t1c1t nare a 0rorf set reer n
- = srrn reee4. errr --rrer-F = srh-arf orr-
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ctrr,Isrs 49, raWn ca r. ID -
nsarhoTn.e a.. ehta<s
AeE%rs WANTED-EAnfss aa FE3fTg ..
~ ~ $50 eetre< a. err eSerTv
t7slts rz~fIrE sf2 .ree Es ssfr-es <e1ts
EnrpIT ecoranv Nc , &esri-st #
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

Coa fsle 49, a4r tteN
Harl a. aaala $685. ae e+e "a
e-slst ataa'.,a- a-f7 -
aal. ~ sas1l1.--ss - -.fs . {, r.4lt
AL eHAseE aaf- sa eHAi % iHs
II sea4.f - sasF a-e s-4ilo- - =
..aa.s en- aees e - sesel 49,
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aaas E. sea-. -
81 9t
HkaIEl oa CAS- - -uLlfaE ftez
III U.1efl -. - -=--l atss
a4 80 fa-ae1 asa1 .s-o1 s.sns4ks
lsas e. aa.e 49, - EealsG 80 - ISet
aaT a-1 sazs erls - -ls u TIE
Eesa eta. ala1a
F4aFz sfLEErl1 LOTS ~ AL PAEIs 60
III as Ers Ca .lFsat sss isl ~ - rea-
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e4 $50 sI sa4- - meats a =
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SCI o. sssf - -sllls 8lEe % 1la-r prop
sffF y Ssgit p. Tower 1lsek. rs
gOa sALs-H HcEyER WANTS NICE
bone "a tas 81. asd ~efs@r aes tls 3 ron
l'l-ss. - "A -lsc4al ga ssssa - .na So -
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1eal street ear. LVzTr Gf0testg ~ t4te 90 -
A.1o property ~ eg1ef esrts - tae cify ~
sa-e y fafel. - snc l- faln1e. ave llosi
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II lol 4lt isTal- soale laolce 5zrxsias ~ Lske n
con hlzne- d aoll a.. Toolas - 4nd -. Nc =
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10 ~. lots AND FAKMS FOR SALE
III cheap a. Dr. Necr beers Nenkam block.
corner Sf Asnro- and Digision Is saei
TOR sALF-A IARGE BRICK DWELLING
L ocuse ce spfiagst ior 3fse neaG cSms
dwelling h0I-e sa JaArsef, or q Soe. and n
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TaymeEfs md reasonable terms r A. r8ppsr.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

The many wonderful cures accomplished
by Hoods Sarssparilla. when other medi-
clnes had failed, is sufficient proof that this
preparation possesses peculiar and superior
curative power.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

HAR4 F0R sALE-lto ACRES CHOICE LAND
ll kafon County. - acres improved, or will
exchange TO- cltr property A oarg2la II taken
soon C1as ore. isl Highland ave. rs
uOTEL FOR sALE NE HorEL AT
III Luther xnosu a. the 'sssin Hslse. i Of
erred of sale. The house l. doing better ousl.
ness taan any house nss ever done n the tsvn.
Puor health Or lie proprietor l. tne reaon tor
selling Chss smith. owner and proprietor
Luther LAKE countJ. Refer 70 Geo. {. fritch.
Grand Rapids 272
COR sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
the sztste Oft tas late Daniel schermernorn.
one nile vest % The cify, fronting BridgesL IL
IS tns dalrV isrul. or Tor frut raising aud gar
dening. MAY - sold = nom ten 70 thirty acre
lots Apply 20 ~ worth. administration, iS2
Fourth a. Grand Kapids MicA. iszsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

krs- winslew Soothing syrup should always
be used for children teethinc. IL soothes the
child. softens the gums. Ellsys all pain, cures
wind collie and is the best remedy for olsrrhsa-
IS cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

For delicGcy. Tor purity, and for improve
ment OF the onplexion nothing equals
Pozz0nIs Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

VVANTEDi TO ExCHANGE-TwO LOTS FOR
" hores or grocery stock. A. once Address
r tais otlce. E5
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

vUANrED-BY SWEDISH gTRL PLACE
" - 70 asuzsrors In a prFale family. Call
sf 81 Fourtk-sf
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