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The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10
MOVING TIME

Occurs but once year in most families. With us, every day is moving time. Car pet moving time, we mean. Ask the drivers, who move loads and loads of 'em. Ask the weavers, who are always being bothered with duplicate orders from us. And yet, the more Carpets are moved, the better we like it. We couldn't live, if we did a small, old fogy business. Got to move large lots, now-a-days. Right here, we want you to notice few pieces of Body Brussels one pattern only and rather homely, at that. Regular price, S1 25; will let them go for 75c. Want the room. Our Heathen Chinee corres- pondents have spread themselves on mat tings, this season. They give us lots of gags about straw being scarce, but, some- how, we manage to sell them for the old price.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10
STOVES.

We now have samples of the celebrated Va DOT Stoves on our floor and we claim they will do the work of any cooking stove with less fuel and expense during the Summer months, with out. broiIing the whole family while at their meals; price $4 to$2O.
 We also have the Cyclone Chimney Cap, which is made strong and durable and warranted to prevent low chimneys from pufing smoke out of stove into the room.
 Our stock of Rubber Bucket, Iron and Copper Pumps never was better, nor prices ever lower. Tin, Copper, Granite and Sheet Iron Ware, Iron Sinks Lead Pipe, etc., etc., at bottom prices at
 E. sJs HALLS,
 Sandy Hook, Conn.,
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

Mamie, daughter of Richard Barrett of Botsfoad, is slowly recovering.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

John Gilbert has suffered with rheuma' tism.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

A good business is done at keane's button shop and buttons are disposed of as fast as manufactured.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

Robbie, son of George O. Banks of Cold Spring, has recovered from q lingering sickness.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

A little daughter of William Reardon of Taunton is sick.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

Frank A. Johnson of Cold Spring has ceased work at Keane's button shop.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

most women weakened, depressed, sailow, sub jsct to pains and distresses. and periodically sick. = s.. < Probably no woman ever knew more about or sympathizcd more keenly with suffering ehan Mrs. Wm. A. Livermore. Speaking on the subject recently, she said:
 !" have sometimes felt that life was Q failure when saw how much suffering there was. but have found out how to overcome these great troubles which eesail wopaanktnd. First of all careful living f necessary, and then believe that If every Rohaan vAo feels weak, or de- pressed or sick from the troubles which com stantly come to her sex, would use the great remedy which have found So feod. she could be certainly rest6red to health apd happiness. I do not know Its ingredients, but Hunts Remedy is be yofid qaestton the greatest compound ever offered to suffering women. have used A L.if
 1t and seen its good fjfn& X MA
 effects. have seen IHYS7 N WN4 .. women so low thot M' NIX theylohged for death EcEH> V V%EN6 brought back to INIT hoalth, viEor and hj tsA, V4<MN1 life ence more. U EK3 l. ANcM1 believe 1t has the ssSrHAXk%N power to make any l dEIAA AfS-rab1lW woman happier, to AS1GN IsHfQfdt banish her suffer NS &y @MW WY11t,
 ngs. and prolong @7
 her fife" Suea are tho words of advice which any woman who des.r.s health and EsauIy, instead of scknss or sallOwness cannot afford to neglect.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

Messrs Ives are working the roads in
 the southern part of the town.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

Best New Process Flour, 9Oc. per bag.
 New Turkish Prunes, four pounds, S5c.
 Best 15O test Bush & Denslow Kerosene
 Oil, five gallons FOG. Choice New Crop New Orleans Nolasses, only 60c. per
 gallon. Fine Porto Rico 1E6lasses, soc per gallon. Twenty two bars Ozone Soap, el. Twenty-five bars Albion soap, 14 ox.) $1. Sp1endfd Japanese, I Oolong or mixed Tea, four pound4 Q1, at N. E. WILLS, 58 Stato ntreet, BridGe-
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10


 With naval parade of 20 miles of shipping, New York welcomed President Harrison, Monday, ,29th, following withre- captions at the Equitable building and City HsH and an evening ball at the Met ropolitan opera house, at which e20, 600 was spent on floral decorations and which wound up in a big drunk. Tuesday was devoted to religious services, Bishop Pot ter arraigning our age at St. Paul's, for it's decline from Washingtonian dignity and purity. Whittier's matchless poem, Depew's eloquent historical address and that of the President were given at the sub-treasury, corner Wall and Nassau, l followed by military parade of 50,0O0 men and $35, 900 banquet at the Metro politan opera house in the evening and 1 fireworks all over the city. Wednesday was devoted to grand industrial parade of 80, 900 men, representing all trades and societies and enriched by historical and allegorical representations. It was the biggest jam and sshurrah boysr that New I York ever had.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

Charles Hawley has moved into Mrs K. A. Bennett's tenant house.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

Eli Beers of Palestine has been sick.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

AZ. Clark, agent for the Continental Insurance Co, satisfactorily adjusted the insurance on Frank H. Mischeli's house, which was struck by lightning. MT Mitchell, who has already begun re- pairs, received $50.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10
nnarf a

EM. Peck, 80 quarts. H. P. Boyson, 160 William Ferris, 40 Henry Botsford, 80 G.F Duncombe, 120 Samuel Sharpe, 80. To Bridgeport, Charles Beers, 100 Eli Beers, l4o E. NJ. Botsford, 80 Archibald McArthur SO Andrew Egan, leo P.Lynch, 50.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

EsOR SALE-New White Oak Cart Bodies, as
 good as can be made. Price low at L. B.
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

EADATC HEST SOIL, CLIMATE AND IhllU0 Location in the South.
 J, F MANcHA claremont, Ya-
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

THE NEWTOWN LIBRARY: Will be open for drawing Books every Tues day to 5 p m and 6 to in the evening; Satnr- day from 10 a m to l2. to 5 p m, 6 to in the evening.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

The exercises attendant upon the
laying OF the cornerstone OF the new
Masonic Home yesterday passed of IN
. manner that must Dc very gratifying
10 al the members OF the order who
participated IN them. The burdens
which fell upon the local committee
were great. To provide for all the de-
tails OF an affair paEtlcip paLed IN by so
large a number III such q manner
as % have All move along without a
hitch requires an amOuntof forethought
not appreciated by those who have
never had such an undertaking upon
their hands. The celebration of yes
teFday, however. was admirably exc
cuted. The weather was rather too
cool for the greatest comfort, bat II
would have been much less comfortable
had the day been as warm as some We
have already experienced this season.
The attendance was large, there We're
no serious accidents, the visiting breth-
rem were, We trust, comfortably accom-
modated, and everybody ought To be
happy. IL was a very ausplciOus initia-
ton, SO 10 speak, of 4 very praisworthy
enterprise.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

pz.ssa an Zee Derg sDoaE ferss ;sst hisz
al - fsst Ae1s
Cosenel C.azk Z Carr vas rendered "
cepssen ~ - oaslzens " Gs4ssszEg Ass-
a. ese1lag - @o-sz u Is sppslHlzasGt -
E-laLSLs< - As-E-s<A
Il Is ree-srssi aE Ottawa. Ont. bA3s =
Z er-2g So - AaTss-ls4ss Eas sel22Is II
Bz5-s4a sssssls ~ Aaaa<-e@ns
b tss p1ezn4r.IIe sxp.os&oE Il hast al
TIE Drazn Lsl1zeoa ust1s az xzxs yt-is L.
Cen Harrington wAs Allied aDa g~ck
H4xrngs0a sas ssfere lu5ared
Eas s1sA = It's language 0sea st TIE
samoan coulsreEQe. Ter L1e c-sE tine o.
s-cA dig-ozaaI-e occasions, os1ag - AE-sE-
ie48s coming lnle k-rope~n penuas
Louis G&1lliost young tIesco painter
fatally sAos kinaSeI beneath the waaaos 81
Alss &4rts Eogaet at 81 Louis Ao2GA,
Ilga 1t .iter being rejected a. hsr suito1
Decatur. C:l4lapS5gE, D.aVills, Blooming
tn. IsFrs E4uLs aid L@f~yette clubs L.
forIa TIE new Illinois indiana b-ss- Bal
League. TIE so2sCn slll begin May %
Appfoprizte ceremonies were he'd II
GlraId College as Pli--del lphis tuesday b,
tAe Alumni Association. TIE occasion being
the ls91h anniversary u The birth oi stePhsI
GiraId
Ire - PearEnEton. Mss, Monday sster
Noon destroyed the plant Of the Port Evan
and F2yTe Lambsr Company. ea0sing
loss of sI50. .cUu o. which IAefe ~ - So, ,UN
lnslIa ance.
The stockholders OF the Peninsula gols
nlne. who are Detroit n4en. arrived st lAh
pemirg. Mich. Monday and have decides
10 build a stAulp-mlil and maze other i'm
pIoYemsntS
Louis Bird, negro living a. Chattanooga
fatally stabbed his young ~ite, IL. sHe thsI
cut his own throat Both viii dis- buot
vile had lert him because lie refused 4
provide Tor her.
Mrs Albert A Cheney. AZ years Of age, o
Madison Wis has sued tho Chicago. Mad
ison L Northern branch OF the illinois Cen
tral for $4,000 damages Ior injuries &c
ee.yed abQpA6 year age.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
FACTS BRIEFLY STATED.

Florida has begun the shipment Of peach
Papers for the ejectment Of the leves
.cuatters have been hied at St Paul
Nr Blaine and family are expected at
Augusta. Ne. about the middle OF next
month
General sickles viii deliver an address
on Decoration Day at fremont Temple,
Boston
Jehn Paulson, aged - years. tried 70 shoot
a woman a. Stanton. Nso-. but failing
killed himself
Dhulesp singh, % indian prince, has
been privately married to Mss Ada
Netherell n Paris
In The Nay parties held in Central Park,
New York saturday. there were no less
than IL .s1Q children
Thomas Holmes. of New YORK. = sEing ne
Atlantic Avenue railroad for s.o.oVo io7 In
iaries received in wrecZ <
Three res,sarants ~ Mason Ctsy. n
were rsideG as Srnfa7 ~ ths poiics and
quantity & liquors selzsd
Peter Geffer Wa srruok by = tzrn BE
crank ard instantly rs "a vhil@ turning :
locomotive - Huran- -
TIE late rains and cool westh.r are r.
ro--ss - have grsssiv BENEFITED - corn
and rhest croTs throughout Dskota
The aumbsr - osrsous drorBsd N n
trsa in 20 recent foods = piacst a. ia
re P1lsen 6istrfct = still submerged
Tnx auarrel vi.h another wc-asn - Eos
scrinrs AK Mrs Evs = Ta~g1so1 fo-lneT. y
- Colambus lad, Killed h~r sntaz1ri =
wfth knsgs
august CHI vholesa,e n1ncr dealer 4
Sar6 assT. o. ccz1nfrtsd sufrsde lsst nigai
vhils temporarily Insane Re Ess married
I've wseks go
Tss steamship E-. from Frcrnsr, rs-
para. ksy a., la1rz1e "a sS1s sa2s "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

governor TAYLOR, OF Tennessee, an
nounces that at the conclusion of MS
present term he VIII retire from poll
ties Whether Governor Taylor's con-
science troubles him from the Infiction
of large amount of fddling upon the
voters, or whether he intends to give
his exclusive attention in the future to
torturing the catgut, requires further
explanation.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

WHEN the Democrats observe that
Assistant Postmaster-G General New has
removed a batch OF Democratic post
masters and replaced them by Repub-
leans, they mentally remark what a
good Democrat Nr. New would make.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

SENATOR SrOcKBRIDGE IS noted fOr
being generous, but he never seems
quite satisfied with his own generosity.
He Is not a Freemason, but he con-
tributed si00 for the Masonic Home
Afterward he said 70 a friend, Il gave
only 800, but I'll sell colt before
long and so III make It $500" and ne
did.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

THE Mas0us Of Michigan showed yes
tsrdsy that henevolence - not a mere
profession, but living principle with
them. that It Is not merely "specula-
tive but Operative"
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

IT viii be only about a month until
the time for the nomination OF Re
publican candidate for Governor of
OHIO, and 50 far only forty-four names
for the Office have been announced.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

SUcH weather as was experienced ia
this city during last night a not cslcu-
lated to encourage the early "resorter. -
A bed within warm walls was none too
good for comfort.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

IT Is certain that Washington Irving
Bishop il dead now. but unfortunately
II : not quite certain that ne vas dead
when he was put into that alright
easSet
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

LICK OBSERVATORY doesn't confne
Itself T. comets aud other heavenly
observations. It discovered a. earth
quake last Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
MONEY TO LOAN.

Z PER CENT. MONEY TO loan. ID. A. John
ston, - Canal ST. hstf
MONEY TO LOAN for the northwestern
VI Mutual Life Insurance Company. Of Mil
waukce. In sums Of $1,000 and upwards on farm
and city property. at lowest current rates Of
interest; security must be nrSt-ClaSs More d
wilson. Ledyarh block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

Tuz address delivered yesterday by
p.<t Grand Mister McCur1y, u enc
xh;sl, does homer 10 tie craft.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

CkLvIS :. BRTCE seems really - have
the role IN the race for chairman 0f the
Democratic National Commit Ittee.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
WANTED BOARDERs.

R0ARDERS D-Fourgentlemen board
ID ers can be accommodated IN a private
family. Address L. X. care Of carrier No. D.
ia
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

VIZ always have something % b.
thankful for. Just now We nav be
thankful that i DIDN'T sucw yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

BIsxARCx, "a Christsn--I forgive
al
Bismarck. as Chancellor-D-u-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

. TUESDAY. MAY Il, 1855 viii be
N Gay long re he remembered
HN IN the annals oi tfee MasoAfx ln
<PEVAthe state ei Aiclassn ca that
NL& gs1's new Masonic Home vii be
I >iaid. with imposing ceremonies.
by the t.rand Comm1udefE Knights iempiaI,
anu @ ne i,"i N Nil is sbes a. son -
money and skilled workmen can do A.
Ia o. G. r. l.. 4 y. y T., three miies from
the cHy aud near one Of The most debshtiui
lakes In Michigan, which y already popular
summer resort u Joins the parA and grounds
ot tie Masonic Home, comprising ~ acres.
which Will soon b. highly cultivated and
adornes This j. undoubtedly the most sleslgs-
bic suburban property yei offered TO The pub
lie. Special inducements are offered o. early
purchasers and those wishing q baiid this
season. Terms az generally made 10 suii ihe
purchaser. For further partic icuiars call or
address the Grand Union Heal Estate Ia
change and Tower block.
ELEGANT LOT on Portsmouth Terrace lot
II s0kll0 large maple and oak trees surface
high and level. hydraulic water, and cisicfnf
sewer ald gas stone walls stone cellar. Win
cement bottoms plans and specifications on
file; can be changed 10 suit purchaser, rooms
ana haii. with SETS OF double siding doors
large windows CRATE and msntel below z
ToomS, hall and bathroom above. lflce
800 sDt tdown. balance monthly.
BUSINESS CHANGING have a frsi-olaSs
ID opening for good cabinetmakcT ur fore
man of machine room IN furniture factory one
who can take small interest IA the business
preferred. Al once. aud Tower block.
WANTED Foreman In planning mill; good
w band and 1lg sawyer; shoemaker. 3
travelling salesmeni porter boys 10 learn
finishing; wood turner's; farm hands 3
travelling solicitors; mitre sawyer: upholster-
er; machine carver good furniture = hnishcfs, !,
cook for Summer resort hotel. As soon rs
possible Grand Union Employment Bureau.
3 and Tower block.
w places. Sc3mstreSsess - factory girls; F;
: cooks; 5 laundrrsses; dining room girls 4
chambermald, and ~ general servants. Call
Monday morning early at Ladies Parlors. =
and Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

THE Uncompromising declaration is
made by the Atlanta Constitution that
civil service reform IS ''the most mon
strous fraud ever perpetrated on the
people OF THIS Government The es-
teemed Constitution evidently studied
the kind OF reform presided over by
Mr.. Edgerton, and on that basis lis
opinion IS strongly but not extrava-
gantly expressed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

The Australian ballot system has
now been adopted by law, in some
form, N eight states, IN the following
order As regards the date of the law:
Massachusetts,, Indiana, Montana,
Rhode Island, Wisconsin, Tennessee,
Minnesota and Missouri. We are sorry
Michigan IS SO late IN getting into line,
but better late than never; don't for
get that, gentlemen OF the Legislature.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

WANTED--Ods feT cash bg tie acre, lesd ~
" yard. Address this Office. lt5
MOVED We have moved our oflce fo 40 u
"a East Bridge ST. iieTfgitage hnfiol &.
where - sre ready - receive arpll llcst igns fef
rooms IN the Hermitage" :. J.. fh- q.
FuIer. l4I
MAGNETIC healing and ciarivovanf sitfirgs.
VI 49, south DiFisien-st- corner eaifhE
ave. a. =. Fres. l5I
A(BNIEU-7sF men g. see our sdvertl serilf ~
" fn another column. sweet a 1rfh, f.Tl
rioyrBfBt Exchange. 4 and .s Weston buaa
iuE
FD-fsecasiura use of good horse
" $40 hne4v q whien FIRST class eare vl
he eua-anfand Add res9 fsItnEe Avenue. ftfk
4. egrsm Herald oiare- ii.i
I{ANTEIB-Ererr consumer - stove iFae9
" Hre 81 SNOW that ] am anE rpFe
Gasoline lr arT Trarriry- - fH ceHfs HtE
cred 81 s.rr re-r ~ tne r.fv ~ E nW1oa.
Te.etbeae. = l-s Iasf sItsn.ef ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22


II TAE kI0H1 foR N0NkN To CAs3 a
~ ~ - aa1 constitution ~hy aQf have
II teSEe1 IA pUs S4pftalt NSurtf ! vii sea
D-.e IN te a. SAa stSe hall the pFeeee.ss -
slls-sr llsS AeA. ttastI - enough nlVfe N&N nt
EeeEsa - HAAS tkeraaEh trsa.. l. -
fges ~
pEGHEE taan sssiaes 6AnA. Is hayiaa =
II iut "a car south =. klsInn-Sf or tlEnth
ware fsaii houses baAt - - ter sAis AiSe,
e~sk i,z.N tasft. s9tsx TINE o&a ~ oilcS
lszrueE 5 tsrrssll. Nvs ho9selz&H haiiailt.
tESI Flaeo1 90 the mSgkot Enasl desirable
AID cheapest lofs eNer Rold. o1e tiocS
sss j. /, 1ro4ts addition. olaoe $ f0rtcl
black- l&
E0a sALE-0a easy terms I've Aeusos on
QgimbS-si. SIo3. one house GA fl&fuheia
Ese-. ass oAe house or bflaGesi- tlN. s.tis
N&gAlt iNts 0n MaalSNN.si.. cASA So also
cheap lea tosn. 0nc ApE>s al kFL.cIs -.
: ss1 0ne heuse 0A straight 81. . tsN Nay
saith A u.cVtt - CSlas7st a.
kA0NEA csuf vote hat II son weUld be rica
W Ana A&pPs a. SeuT old Ake. huS onr ~
IGass luuScS &Ad iolS. ~ . sSsetlf ltii al A. y
Antisaei yea cAn bus then very ohcSin ~
money. eAll Al No. ) Losetts b4eok. "gpos, ss
Sweet : Hotel te
LNoR SAE.F- Lots on McKer's addition. near
tahie Road very cheap N m0nttiy p&s
meats. So - ssht each. Asso soiiis hiit @Sge
property near the e1ty. ~ q bargain ;. h. Me
kee a $50 = Aonree -. ls-
LNQR SAN Must be Sold al eHee al some
IrsoS. a desirable iet Ia southeast i.lfi ~
ciGy5 neal sfferg cars very dt>if able h4tidi ne
spot fof cheap home. Adarcss h, b, B. hoA I.
Telegram heFala oiiiise- Nd
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
FURNITURE STORED.
ZOE -YIsCELLANEoUs.

L'OR SAIE-JOb printing Office At a bargain;
office has a good cash business and FIRST
class custom, good chance for some one
with small capital reason for selling wants 20
GO in other business. For further Information
call on or address with stamps. 81 Monroe 81.
Grand Rapids. Mich. The cheapest place 10
get printing done. record printing Al - and
~ cents per page. A.Nan bort. l61
L'OR SALE-A Furniture stock, centrally 10
cated. splendid business: trst-ciass bar
gain 10 The right party. Address Jones' boz
8. care Telegram Herald. aif
EOR SALE-An outfit for a steam laundry.
very cheap, in fact for hslf the actual cost
hlSO a 6hoTse power steam engine and de
livery wagon. Enquire A. the Eagle steam
bye House. No. = Caualst. of .. A. befw ~.
fr.fF
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
ErAL negAqE oQukrRY

LNOR sALE-Let Ne. =. ottawa Beach, tnis
j. lCl Is one 81 the ffst sriectinni q - 10
cAted only = short distance from the hoIti and
has nhc View of Lake Michigan, Address
Jas. IL hasklns of n. a. LosctAho. Ur~0d
Rapids. Mica. Ie-Saa
4 GREAT BARGAIN 40 acre farm frame
\ house good orchard Zoe scres improved
: miles from Baldwin ior sale cheap. Enquire
IagsArt. n 0lc9u uAHSen 81 al
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
FOR RENT HOUSES.
F0R RENT ROOMS.

| ARGE front room 10 rent with board 10 man
IA and wife or TWO gentlemen. % Bostwlck-
ST IA
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
hGBATs-WAETED.

s7S To so month can BE- made working
p'o for us. Agents preferred who can fur
nish horse and give their whole time 10 the
business. Spare moments may be probably
employed also. few vacancies In towns and
cities. b. +. johnson 4 CO.. l.v9 Main-st..
Richmond. Va. y. B.-Please state age and
business experience. Never mind about send
ing stamp for reply. Il. i. }. * Co.
WANTED Reliable local and travelling sales
w men. Positions permanent. Special IN
ducementS now fast selling specialtes. Don't
delay. Salary from start. Brown Bros. Nur
serymen, Chicago Ill. is
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
WANTED TO EXCHANGE.
NIsCElLAkEoUs

NNANTED-A few baardefs BY TIE day or
W uees. ~ p Casss st 14s
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

business CHANGING have a hrsi-claSs
ID opening for a good cabinetDaker or Tore
man of machine room IN furniture factory one
who can take small interest IA the business
preferred. Al once. = aud ( Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

EOR RENT-A large front room; nicely
furnished, including board. lI3 Court 81.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

EOR RENTING finely furnished rooms
Il within five minutes walk OF Sweets Hotel;
suitable for one or more single gentlemen;
without board. Inquire at No. = Ailen-st ls2
pOOMS 10 rent furnished or unfinished. AZ
IL 81. Denis ib Monfoest. Jbh
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

FURNISHED rooms 10 rent. 50 Jefferson.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

E0k RENI-Larise elegantly furnished rooms
facing CrfScent-aye. and tanal-sL. with
gas. newly furnished and refttec. Everything
strictly nrst-caSs. Entrance, CrescentaNe.'
Also. - Canalst. Enquire AT Room li. sbly
A NICELY furnished front room TO rent.
y Enquire AT Room II. - peaTl-st. 20
EOR RENr-Eurnished rooms. steam heated;
and furnished rooms Tor light hOusekeep-
ing. Apply az Room lO3, Sew HOusenlan block.
Elevator from : "A IN to ii p n. Dec i3tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

tcrTiSs u iI<on y. itFe.
Way not com bine ths cclo-s ~ our fss
IN a nose0svf Ser white there a zoe Hy
az the valley. 70 stand t.lr purity. CT. No.
sosnethinx ~ more dignity sui snbstencs
= reauirsd Let e. ~ the w1ite carnst.cn-
Then toers = vhe poppy for ri snd tes
hachs iors eutron for blue. fssre you
have a tricoior whiy-h 81. patriotic Areri-
csn can fske pleasure IN Ard Al 80
Fswe-. ar~ known ever IN. srester part =
the country and ara favovi1es vita tae
perpie
Cefs Tc1au. - fhs eiitor'al srsf -
Bely1rls Nsg1zsnss : ser - wr.geE. Naa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-23
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for it
daily, ant 1rn'ng because they find
it not. Tao = Is upon thousands of
dollars are spent annually by our peo-
pie in the hope that they may attain
this boon. Ard yet it may be had by all
We guarantee that Electric Bitters, if
used according to directions and the
use persisted in, will bring you Good
Digestion and GUST the demon Dyspep-
STA and install instead Eupepsy. We
recommend Electric Bitters for Dyspep-
STA and all diseases OF Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys. Sold at SOC. and $1.O0
per bottle by A. C. Smith & Co. Drug
gist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-23
Now York General Markets.

NEW YORK. January o. Hops-Choice,
finn
Cofee-Options opened barely steady, 20
to 80 points down. but closed steady, at %
to 80 points below yesterday Sales, IS, 600
bags, including January, at 15.55@15.70;
March, April and May, IA 50@l4 IS. Spot
Rio, firm and quiet; fair cargoes. IN
Sugar-Raw, nominal; refined, easy and
quiet
Wool-steady; nestle fleece, 3OG3S
Copper Quiet: Lake, January, II 25.
Lead-Domestic, 1929.
THIN better demand. with upward ten
dencY: straits, d SIS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-23
Who is DR.. Hale?

He is an eminent English physician
who has made diseases of the lungs and
throat his speciality. To his skill as a
pathologist and chemist we owe the
wonderful compound known as HALE's
HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR, the
great household remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Influenza, etc., with the fame Of
which the whole country is ringing
Every druggist keeps it, for everybody
wants it. Money saved by buying large
size. Pixies Toothache Drops cure in
one minute.