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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

Mr.. RANDALL says that 1t is war TO
the end between Mills and himself on
the question Of froy sperip ~,
=. .s,,oo.. .he. .4ro TOBACCO Mt Kan
, Fells right this time, at any rate
The Cowles Tobacco bill was finally
acted upon in the Appropriations Com
mittee on Friday The tobacco section
of the Randall bill was substituted, pro
viding for the total repeal of all the to-
bacco taxes, including cigars, cigarettes
and cheroots. MI Cowles appeared be
fore the committee Friday morning and
expressed his entire willingness TO have
The Randall bill substituted for his own.
Ii there il any principle at all in re-
pealing the tobacco tax, the whole thing
should be repealed without any tinker
ing about retaining the tax on cheroots
or cigarettes, all Of which IS merely a
piece Of CANNON 10 keep in Office a few
pets of politics IN the revenue service.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

THE Ameer of Afghanistan mas queer
way OF preparing for war. Hecirculates
rumor of approaching war with Rus
STA. and then daily beheads three hun
dred people for interfering with frontier
traffic
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17
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N lLFRED s. PLEASANT "a
w ID. ID r
DENTAL OFFICE. lUf East Stain tfn.
~ b Gas administered iOr ln. iiu.
raCf 1873 Uf feefH Nl
ION. e. SMITH DENTIST. 1873 4 -
II Nold street. Richmond Is daily
using -.D.utua .uDH. HuN- IN0f.H I.'
log ttcfl-Ins DDst kUlau aIIrI IIf.r
fD tue profession He ll- fleth NsI
VI BIS usC BOZ che ciiy of hi-hmlu0
I0.t.I
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

As It IS reported that Bismarck Is in
very bad health there may be another
fine chance for great medical conirO-
yersy. Medicine is d conundfum that
very few doctors seem able 10 guess, but,
unfortunately, the patient is often given
up with the riddle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

Mr.. REED, the Republican leader
made a significant remark on Friday
when be stated that be confidently ex-
poets 20 see an extra session Of Com
gress called From appearances the ma
toritv in the House are playing right
into the hands of their political enemies
The face of that psllid statesman looks
like big plumb pudding with two
bright ewes set in il, and when he says
anything 10 may be taken IS meaning
everything that the words express.
TIE accomplished Washington cores
pondeut OF the Baltimore Sun has IN
tNo articles explained thoroughly that
t.ere bias been no clash between Presi-
dent cleveland and his Cabinet, and he
quotes distinguished friend Of Mr.
Cleye and. who says that The
American people ought to be in
formed lhat, in the opinion Of those best
qualified 10 Judge, he has been actualed
from first 10 last by high, patriotic
sense OF duty The same may be said OF
every member Of his Cabinet"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

THE Philadelphia Tme' gossip lys
Frank Hatton, of the Washington P.st
comes 10 the rescue Of Dr Mary Walker
While denying the rumor chat that lady
has become ono Of the editors OF ihat
paper, he scores tue paragrapher- ion
poking fun az her masculine attire.
which, he says, was first PIT on because
it'was the most convenient for nurse
on the battlefield {. a. H i aiga4}5ssy,that
.v ii,e "a often in want. the Doctor has
consistently refused all oAefs of pecu-
mary assistance
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

\ NOnrmRN paper says that we are
delighted 10 hear that Miss Mary Ander.
son. the play-a0ress, visited Joliet yes
terday. More than that, we hear that
the distinguished tragedienne tasted the
soup and bit into Il large hunk of bread.
expressing her establishment al the
cleanliness Of the prison kitchen. II is
understood that Colonel Medil has tele-
graphed down 70 Joliet for that piece Of
bread marked with the imprint OF Miss
Mary's upper front teeth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

Form NEW STATES 1T is now sub
stantially assured that the creation of
four new Siates-North and South Da-
kota. Washington, aud Mont4na-w.li
be Authorized by the present Congress
The Dakotas and Washington should
have been admitted before The eNgen-
cies OF partisan politics alone excluded
them until 1t became apparent that fun
Their exclusion would DO impossible
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

Pension TAxEs-No more pointed
illustration of the ufieT rccklessnes- of
Congress IN passing private pension bills
could Dc given than SIS presented in ihe
recent veto by The President of Dill
granting a pension 10 Charles T. Esfey
The President returned IS to Congress
with veto because precisely The same
bin, granting precisely the same pension
90 the same person was passed in 1856
and approved on the Sth Of July of thar
year, and Este, has since then been on
the pension rolls -PhRQ. Iiuls
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

4 CRIrIcM WEATHER ARTICLE
Beautiful day. yesterday sky cioudle s.
air as crisp as a piece OF fresh celery
and every forked radish of man tc.,
as happy iubilant and prepo,terou-Iy
good-natured as he did on that eycuilI'
moonlight evening in the long ago WHOM
he whispered in her ear, "Wiil you. dear
est:' and In soft, low cadence She ne
piled. Let her go. Gallagher
II was specimen New York day
Hefdd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

SAMoA-Latcst advices from Samoa.
by way of Nova 2emba, assert that ail
il quiet IN the islands The rival iac
lions remain in their strongholds, Ger
man and American warships lrOwn at
each other in the harbor of Apia. while
Herr Brunders. the chief nsiigator OF
the late disturbance, Is on bis way Go
Berlin Evidently Prince Bismarck has
decided upon different policy than that
apparent three weeks ago -BQl.mon
Hsrad
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

In some States Il IL misdemea-
nor punishable by imprisonment
o ask a man 10 take drink
In Kentucky, however, things are dil-
terent Accepting treat there Is
punishable by death-as ia the case of
the negro who was killed by Shaw sat
urday for complying with his offer 10
take u drink Well. both ways are
effective ia promoting temperance 49,
Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17


FEDLRAL lNTERFERENCE.-Federal
interference IN the south came to an end
In is17-twelye years ago For twelve
years the people OF the Southern States
have had the management OF taeir own
affairs, precisely a. those of the Northern
States. When the Federal arm WAS
taken of, and when the carpet az rule
melted away as fog, many wise South
ern men predicted and labored for a
division Of parties in the south seeing
that such a restoration of the normal
condition OF free State was necessary
20 their permanent welfare and secu-
rity.-Neo Iork Herad
Mr.. Fickle-Do you know Miss Sweet.
you looked charming at the ball The other
night
Miss sweet--Nonsense l don't be
lieye H.
Mr. Fickle-Oh. but you did Actual.
", didn't recognize you at first.
1t is understood that Life Halford is
having made for the new President d
sign-board bearing the old adage please
call again when YOU can't stay quite so
long Lie considers il more effective
than Keep OUT or This is my busy
day
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
TOWN TOPICS.

IrotLng matinee tnis afternoon a.
Tie lar gro.Esis-
Tie gram receipts yesterday were
four cara u ~1e4t and one u rye.
Rev Bali WEiZhE and family are nos
d0Miclled 4t tas WaFslcks having
moved there yesterday.
Mrs Z. p Fuller treated the girls Of
the telephone exchange - lce cream
41d stT4Hnerries lasg evening.
Oscar D. Fisher, formerly manager
foE Arthur Aelgs a Co.. = no8 con
dlct.ng . aotel 40 koEt Payne, AlA.
M-s Minnie McGrath. OF tnis city
was married yesterday at -. Aiphon-
sus Church - Edward Cox. Oi Paris
tosnsulp.
David Andrews, 4 farmer OF Maker
township. VAS arrested yesterday Tor
.ss-4llLlug j Cersll. lie Was ARA guod
pleaded uOt guilty, ami the trial was
set down Tor saturday
The collector OF internal revenue yes
terday sent 10 Washing ton the stubs OF
the special revenue stamps issued BY
h.m during the past sixty days. They
represented over 500 ,0OO.
Patents have been issued To Grand
Rapids parties A. follows. Walter j
Drew a. snOr - BLssell Carpet sweepe-
Company. carpet sweeper David ".
Kendall, drawer guide
The boys OF the local freight depart
meut OF the q. X y L. K T., were pre-
scnted by the Grand Rapids Fruit and
Produce Company yesterday, with i
bunch vi delicious bananas.
Moses Dunham and Mrs. A. Bone, OF
Lebanon. ONO, are visiting Or. T.. VI.
Duuham. 0f THIS city. Mr. Dunham Is
s3 years old, quite robust and healthy
and b.ds lar ~ see the irosts Oi many
winters
J. r. Trout has returned from Mis-
sOuri, where he purchased 22uO acres OF
yellow pine. IL is located IN Ripley
county, nue miles from DOnIphan,
lying along the east bank Ot the Cur
rent r.yer.
The attorneys for Marie Van Zandt
have tled an appeal 10 the supreme
Court, assigning slXLy-slx reasons why
the gerd q should be set aside. They
want a larger award. Mr.. NOrthrOp
has also appealed.
Frank Grtndstra and wife with
their nve children. were gwen trans
portAuon 10 Muskegon by the Poor
superintendent yesterday. They We're
unable % make i living IN Grand Rap
lds they sad.
A carpeuter, James Catney, by
name, while working on the roof OF L
dwelling at the corner OF Third aud
Fremont streets yesterday, fell 10 the
ground. sustaining severe injuries. lie
lives 40 81 Mlchigau-st.
The ease of Joseph Paxton, the
barber charged with threatening the
LIE OF Al. Mapes, another barber, came
before the police court yesterday, and
was adjourned until Tuesday. Mapes
did not appear. Paxton denies making
the threats. and Mapes, who had some
tools at his shop, owed him some
money, and that he simply refused u
let the tools 20 until the debt was paid.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
LADIES RELIEF CORPS.
A Pleas ant Camp Fire Held Yesterday
Afternoon.

The l. hdies' Relief Corps, No. 27, held
an interesting camp fire yesterday
atternO4n, which Was attended by the
membeI OF the Champlin Corps III a
body, and also by portion of A. b.
Waston Corps. One member was
initiated, and after the usual routine
business was transacted the ladies
narrated their experience during the
war. Mrs. Greenwood, IN reality,
went 10 war herself. Sending
her children To their grandparents,
she went with her soldier hus-
band 10 Washington and became
head matron IN one OF the hospitals.
Mrs. Frances Stevenson gave an IN
terestlng account of the starting 10 the
front of the first regiment raised near
her home IN Springfield, Mass. The
hour for departure was announced 10y
the booming OF cannon during the
church services on Sunday morning.
The clergy stopped in the midst of their
sermons, and the people went en- masse
To bid the volunteers farewell. 4 hos
pital was established there, and she car
ried flowers for the patients every other
day Tor year. Many other ladies
told their experience, and often, as
they narrated the story of the depart
ure of husbands and sons who never
came back, and read letters sent home
from the front, many in the audience
were affected TO tears. A , o'clock tea
was served, and it was decided To hold
another campfire III the near future.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

PeucE-C sl6elds. drunk. pad s.
john >1aelas, dfSak paid s5.S6 Geo
H. kFAla, drunk. paid s5-55- Angtl-ns
hQrsG, drunk AID dls8rdeG.y paid s5.S5.
Josa johnson, Il a.. dls5sderly, sea-
tenos suspended. lames Nale-s. drums
AID d-s3rderly5 &aJounAad J0Ge IS.
John kotSgts, drunk AID dsordeEls
aoj0urned june IS. Nike Sullivan.
Ssssglt and battery; n0lle pT0s i
Leslie Boune4, disoFderly; nolle pros i.
Am- fe1i. dssorleriy. adjourned
june T. Mllbef + Hoyt, abortion
he'd - present term of superior court /.
John luyGayk, saloon open SuGasy
@dJo0rDed Juue + Matte NUlder,
tSr obstruction; June j.. Mlll CortStt,
Walter sheperd and A c. Amber, con-
splf4ey, adjourned June l3 Joseph
Paxton, surety u peace. adjourned
june Is. Louls Ham. saloon open
sunday, hCid - the present term OF
Superior court. l.. :. Melch. saloon
open sunday. held T. toe present term
ot superior court. james { Conemaugh,
drunk; committed II DAYS Charles
Bals, bastaTay; nolle pros 4. WA.
fIadewe4, v.olsI4oa VI liquor Ian &d-
lOurned june IS.
sUPEnoR-LyOn rs Cable Railway
Company; adjourned until -.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
TAKE rHLn wnILE rHEr LAST.
Getaway froek aad sack saits All a.
for st5 Isch Thi. Meek.

Getaway fFOek aad sack saiIs All 60
Tor st5 Lseh Thi. Meek.
We do not select i few u scarded
styles
Ne do not place odds and ends N
our windows and SAY, take these al
sl3.9S4 or Sg.99E, but we make tins
broad, liberal, hitherto unparalleled
offer for one current week. You may
take your pick out Of the Entire stock
of CutaWaY fTOck and Sack Suits con
tanned III The Tower Tor Fifteen Dollars.
Think of Il; the largest store IN West
ern Michigan, carrying more nne SUITS
than any other three establishments m
the city combined, makes tins proposi-
ton: Take your pick OF any sack or
cutaway IN the entire mammoth stock
we only bar Prince Alberts, and IN
clude ali our SIS, s25, So and go suits
AZ SIS.
We do not bar the recent purchase
from Enisteln * Co., the celebrated
makers of fine clothing, bat we place
on the blocks their entire bill, which,
with our own fine suiUngs, makes over
20O0 Suits 10 be sold, that 10 other
house in Grand Rapids can equal at
any price, and We Let YOU take the best
for one week at Fifteen Dollars. You
will never see snch values IN clothing
again. Examine those we exhibit on
forms in front of the Tower and IN the
show windows. our SO SUITS others
ask all the way from $l.9S4 10 SO for.
Then examine our all-wOol Suits for
men at -. If you need Hat or Fur
nishIngs, YOU can not do as well else
where in Michigan as you can 10y pat
ronizing Hudson's.
Tower CLOTHING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
what Ais You?

Do you have dull, heavy headache,
obstruction OF the nasal passages, dis
Cbrges falling from tho head INTO the
throat, sometimes protu>e, watery, ana
acrd, at others, thick, tenacious, mu-
C0us pUrulent, bloody and potrt. eyes
weak, watery. and Inilamcd; UnEng IN
the ears. deafness. hacking or cough
ING % clear tho throat. Cvpe torabou
ot offensive matter, together with scats
from ulcers. voice ChanC q and uesai
twaug, breath offensive. smell AMI
taste impaired. ls thrre a sensation ~
dizziness. with mental 4 .Qresso0. q
hacking coriEn and general oe.lI'5 ?
II y0I have All, or any c10-
|irra h'e number oi these SEuU-
toms. 1.u are ufTrruC from N2s1I ta-
tarrh The more comp. .Irafed your II--
ease has become tie greater tle nuns
her and divers ty cf symptoms. Inou-
sands of cases annually. wtnolt mani-
testing half of tle above rmF toms,
result .n consumption, and end la t1e
grave. SO Is sesse ls 80 common. more
deceqt.se and dang rous. le-- under-
stood ~ more u1s1cce 3 treatc.l
h.- r-v-,e.sus. Toe feetgrars 0t
Tr. ~aee- S Catsrra Remedy 0fer. 1
gal9 fa.tn. = reward of $50 for q cas-
81 tfs .ra7e which tneV car r1t rire
Tte Remedy IS sold ~ arr q.
en.v 50 cents
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13


A large part q the d2y. yesterday. Ia
police court. sas taken up WITH TIE ex-
zallnsli0a of vi. Corbeft, Walter sep
herd AID A. c. Ambler. charged with
Conspiracy. George Alexander. the
eoEa plA.n-Dg witness, testified - tie
fraudulent Transaction A. Il wss tod n
ths IELEeRAx-HEkALD zE the tine of
de arrest.
TIE next witness called Was =. A..
Aanson, the nan wao frst told the
police OF the fraud The defense,
whieh vas conducted by x-Prosecut-
ms Attorney Prank kurtss aided
~ u. l.. COTbegt, =. +. Allen
and j. n Jam.son, objected
- any dealing that the men
had 18th Otheg parties besides tie com
plaUant. Ibls w4s argued Tor long
tine and the Judge sustained the 90
Jeetlca.
Charles Ennis was called % the stand
but tne same objection vas raised
upernJeDdeHt Eastman was called
za1 70 was hoped that be- would be- al
lowed 10 testify 10 the confession Of
shepherd Whea he VAS nFsl arrested
but tie judge ruled that the
testimony could not be- taken. The
case Was a. l0urned TIL thls morning
10 .allOw the reading or the test
mOuy taken, and A. g.. Amber was re-
leased On his own Tecognisanee, which
indicates that the young men Viii not
be- held Tor tr.al.
Julian GuLy0owski, the inventor OF
tAe'c0ffre machine which was the cause
0faL the trouble, did nOtrespond 10 the
subpoena. and a bench warrant was IS
sued for him. When Detective smith
arrested hm az hls work at Butter
worth 4 Loves foundry, he refused 10
accompany the officer, but Joe soon
convinced him that he had better come.
t'uizy bowskl told Judge Holmes that
hls NAME was not spelled right on the
warrant nor on the subpoena which was
the reason OF hls not coming INTO court
and besides he Was too busy 10 come,
anyway. HIS ease will come up this
morning and he will probably be fined.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

ssse2th Anzul AGsstAas "a TIE hS
forLasa eh4Eek soeAets.

sSss2tn AEau2l Msst4as "a TIE Be
forEasa eh4Esk ssststs.
TIE seTe4Eh aHauA. nlesCag OF Tie
n Mssloazry eoclety of the seco1la Re
fosme1 Church was he'd lAsl evening,
and AZ Interesting program w4s giVeA,
consisting u ths reports snd &ddfeSsss
of tie ySrlOus Oftoers, lnteFspersod
wlth muse and literary exercises
TIE church was packed, and there
must have been nearly seven hundred
r,eoDle ID ATTENDANCE. A ice choir ~
nfJv-tyo so.ces rendered the 'sGlOrla-
ffoa, Mozarts Twelfth Mass. The f0l-
ioNlIg : the program Ot exercises:
Praver. Z. NolmaFi, president.
chorus. GLORIA, AoLSTts Twelfth
Mass the choir, nfty-t10 voices.
Seeretary's report, ii. Negheek.
Piano duo. Lea kalGdDe, Misses Hose
NanderSluis and Llzzle klys.
Treasurer : report, IL. Terkeurst.
Voeal duet. ..Nll We Meet Again, I"
Mrs. Verdisr and Miss DOoge.
Essay, Missionary Progress" b. H.
kroege.
LADIES' double martelle, Peasants
Wedding March"
Recitation, Mss Jennie D'OOge.
Violin duet, Walter terdler and Mss
Minnie Lee.
Essay, Are Missions q Paying In
yestment," John Swlt1ler.
Piano solo, "trelns OI scotland Miss
Reka. .Bengmer.
Chorus Fairy Voices" by the choir.
Ann.ye4 4sAry reflections, Rev. L. Wln-
ter.
Benedifuon.
The Ret. Mr.. Moerdyk was not able 10
be present !. His services were engaged IN
tying tht matrimonial knot Tor Two
hearts that beat as one.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

The EQUAL Suffrage Association held
one Of their interesting meet tlnEs az the
Good Tcmp.ars' Hall, u the NcMullen
block. last evening. and the exercis
wore very entertaining. Mrs. Eva
uor-hty. the newiy-e.ected president.
presided The program was very en-
tsrtaiu,uE. once the attractive features
bemz the recitabons Of Mss Daisy
Blandt0rt. who was awarded a medal
in the competitive elocutonary contest
Monday evening. The following was
the program-
So)o-"The song for Ne" Mr.. Mn
dcrhout.
Selocror-The Am0hl0u Qusrtette.
Address bY Mss Martha strickland.
Piano soi1-ACss Parker
vocal solO-"~weet Heather Bells,
Aurora Blanche NJ uderhout.
Address tv Rev J. ". Reed.
RrCi t8t8ouS-" -"Ehe KAISER and The
Mad and " Prohibition or Moral Sua-
s0n. II 81 DAISY brsndtort.
ParI amrutarv dril, conducted by
Ms. a.. Il Whitfield
Piano s0Io-M ss Parker.
After the exercises were over straw.
berries and cream we're served to those
present. The ladies' are VerfeCtnz
themselves ir psrEaneutary usaEes, 81
thai when lightning does strike in their
direction they may b. found ready.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
PROMENADE CONCERT.
First One of the Season Tonight at the
Owashtanong Boat House.

The postponed promenade concert at
the Owashtanong Clubs boat house at
the lake viii be given this evening.
Special arrangements have been made
with the street railway for dummy
train at the close of the concert. The
music will be furnished by Wurzburg's 5
military band, and the program, which
has been heretofore published, includes
the remarkable piece airs of all
Nations" This band is entitled to rank
among the finest in the State, and the
entertainment promises to be very
pleasing one.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

st. Andrews Catholic Total Absti-
nence Society VIII meet this evening at
-. Andrews School Hall. After the
regular business of the society is tran
sacted the following program Will be
introduced.
Address Pre- II istOric Man" Mr..
". Shauahsn. sol0-"Go.den Moon p.
Miss Lura HelugmaD, read G." Pledga
solo-Mr. l.. Reed, rec t4t.1u-J. =.
Doyle; piano solo Mss Kate Dunn;
paper written by James 4. Edwards.
brooklyn. New York, viii be read ly
James f. Mcbride; vocal duet-the
~ sses Hotai ngs.
All are invited to attend; admiss ION
free.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

Mrs. p. Wendover has returned from
Indianapolis
Mrs. Geo. B. Schuler rs visiting at
FOFt Wayne.
James Qmnlan, of Seward street, Is
visiting In Canada.
Miss Lizzie Whitehead, of Muskegon,
Is visiting IN this city.
Mrs. John d. Jennings is seriously
III With consumption.
". II. Van Leuwen and daughter
Fannie are visiting At Fremont.
Prof Louis VI. Kramer has been
called TO Cleveland by the death of his
father.
Mss Abbie Weller, stamp clerk at the
post-Otice. is spending a ten days vaca-
ton no Kansas City.
Mrs. 4. G.. Stoddard and children, OF
Saginaw, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
J. Clark, 10 Iarlan-st.
II. G. Hall. Of the Christian Standard,
Cincinnati, OHIO, has been IN the city
during the past few days.
r. r. Tuttle and wife left yesterday
for two or three weeks visit IN Tomp-
kns county, New York.
4 card on the United states Marshaps
office door Yesterday SAID: "GOne to
Grand Haven, back tomorrow"
Mrs. r. j. Cappes, who has been very
h.. for the past two weeks. confined to
her rooms at the Warwick, Is now con-
yalasCeut.
Misses Mary and Sallie Aldrich, of
Marshall. called on Their friends In
town Yesterday on their way home
from Nu~kegon.
Mr. and Mrs. p. J. Moriarty, of
Nuskegon, and Mrs. Z. 4. Ducey, of
Detroit, are I'm the city % attend the
marriage OF their ue.cc. Mss Nellie
Norarty to John P. Hayes, which Will
occur thls morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years OF suffering
from that loathsome disease, catarrh,
and vaInly trying ever known remedy,
at last found a recipe which completely
cured and saved hm from death. ANY
sufferer sending self-addrcssed stam-
ped envelope 10 Prof. j. a. Lawrence,
= Warrcn-st-, Now York City. VIII re-
Colvc the recipe free of charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

The show at Smiths this week is
scoring q paipable hit. The Houaidos,
three n number, la their great Pa-.s-
ian sensational ,o.C mama are highly
appreciated. The other artists are cx-
cellcut i'm their separate lines. 4 good
show terminating with the very laugh
able pautomlme, The Brgands, Is en-
l0yed by all.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

TT Iithauer. Of the star Clothing
House, leaves today fer Johaunesburx
IN South Africa. Mr. Iitbauer WI
JON his brother and family who Vas re-
Gently IN this city. in New York CITY.
ard they VII make the Journey t0-
rether. Mr.. LiHauar w make Afrca
h-s home, ald ls VII ersase II busi-
1eSs Lers
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

There Will be a racing matinee at the
fair grounds this afternoon. An adj
mission fee of % cents Will be charged
ladies free. Two interesting events
form the program, and those that at
tend are assured a rare treat IN racing.