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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-05
FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.

Wool wanted, 10000 pounds 4.
T Nunnelley.
ten. G. VI. Clay sold SoO bushels Of
bluegrass seed at 80 cts
III. n Colyer, OF Madison, bought 3
jacks In Clark at 500 to 500
&C, Whit sold TO a Rockca-tlr party
q bunch Of yearling heiiers at sl6.
The American meat trust has been
organized with a capital Of S25.000 o.
"A pair Of drai, horses we'll broke Tor
sale and q years old j Bright, stan.
ford.
w II. Traylor bought OF Charlie, Or
man 10 hogs. weighing lbs pounds, at I!
cents
johnson, OF Boyle, bought in the
West End large bunch OF aud 3-year.
old cattle AZ cts
Il still have a quantity Of extra early
Irish potatoes Tor seed Will save you
money on them. \. VI. Feland.
NJ : Russell has shipped his stall
lion, Waterloo, 10 his son, A. \. Rus.
sell, at Decatur, H., to stand this sea-
son.
ID. y. PrcWt, bought OF Boyle coun.
~ parties bunch OF tat cattle at cents
aud sold 10 Robinson, OF Garrarl, a
bunch Of 2.year-old cattle at SIS.
Cattle remain al the same low tig-
ures in Cincinnati; hogs are little high
.er, running from TO ; cents; sheep are
f,m at 81 to 81 sprng lambs . to II
cents
From inquiries among the farmers
last Monday the fact was developed that
not more than 80 OF 30 per cent. OF full
tobacco crop will bee set in owen county
this season.-News.
John b. Wilgus, farm OF 800 acres
near Lexington sold at sl2O aud was
bought by his widow \ pasture OF
POO acres brough So and another tract
OF l0l acres $1,000
u. W. Guest will place his Derby
colt Heron in Lee Pauls hands for train
ing He developed Terra Gotta and he
has stated that he thinks Heron good
enough TO repeat for his owner what
Terra Gotta did.
Mrs Charles Thomas, of scott coun-
Is, has lost Us lambs aud three ewes this
spring from the effects OF frozen tobacco,
which the mothers of the lambs ate
About three acres of tobacco that had
Abeen caught by the frost was not cut,
and the sheep were turned into the field,
with the above disastrous result.
w. W. McElroy says he bought q
jack and jennet four years ago for $500
and since then his jack has made him
81 200, beside the breeding of his own
stock He has sold from his jennet ST.
500 worth of colts and he now has II Of
the largest and best jennets OF any one
man in the State and has sold increase
from them enough to pay for them all.
Lebanon Standard
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-05

CHURCH AFFAIRS.

u. c. Co,iusworth, OF Middieburg,
writes that the new Baptist church there
will bee dedicated on the lith and invites
our people TO bee present
Elder W. 4. Gibson. agent for the
Widows AMI Orphans Home, OF Louis.
uillr, succeeded in getting $50 subscrih.
ell from the Christian church here. -
Winchester sun.
services at the Presbyterian church
on sabbath morning and evening, collec-
ton in the morning ion publication ami
distribution OF church literature Lee
ture az $50 r. ~ on China. illustrated
with many objects OF curiosity iron the
Celestial Empire PRAYER meeting Tues
days az p. NJ; prayer meeting Wednes-
days AZ 7.l5 p.N
Brother Barnes Winds up one OF his
delightful Florida letters with the re-
mark that he is very busy man, z. T.
t. Brother Barnes Doubtless has his
hands full, and his head mas always been
full but a minister who can't take time
o. write Praise The Lord without abbre-
Walton, is astonishngly ingenious in
dove-tailing temporal and spiritual al
fairs. -Glasgow Times.
Tony Pitcher, of Melrose, Fla, be-
came impressed with the belief that the
only true baptism was immersion, and
that everybody and everything should
bee baptized. He took all his chickens
and pig, 10 a lake and baptized them,
and almost every day he would baptize
himself When the sheriff went to ar
rest him for lunacy he tried to haptize
him. but the officer was not prepared
Tor the ordinance SO he took Tony to Jail
instead
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-05
LANCASTER. GARRARD OuNTY.

Trade nov j. dull in all kinds OF
produce, hemp selling at $3.50, corn
Sl.75: seed oat, 50c AMI very little trade
or animation in the sale OF cattle and
! hogs
We are glad to note that George
Hardin, Of our county, ha, received the
appointment Is mai agent from Rich
mond to stanford. This Is the some pp-
,ition that Nj Hardin had before
james Hamilton and james West
Will on next Monday begin the livery
stable business AZ the old stand of Farris
* Englemau Nj Eugleman and fanii-
ly We understand, are soon 10 move t.
the country.
Mr.. McMichael, chief engineer New.
port News aud Mississippi Valley Rail.
road. Is registered at the Lancaster Ho-
tel. prospecting a route FROM the city OF
| Nashville To- this point once more We
are hopeful yes hopeful
The prospect Tor a fine crop of wheat
was never better than this season, in
tact the farmers should feel greatly en-
Outraged Tor OF late they have been
blessed with favorable weather to pre-
pare the soil tor planting. Two or three
parties have already planted corn
THURSDAY morning just as Mr.. ia
cob Robinson, son OF MI sim Robinson,
OF this county, was nearing the College
building at the corner of II. \. b.
Marksbury's and u. VI. Lackey's. on
Danville street. his horse became night
ened at something and reared aud threw
Mr.. L. out dragging him some distance.
a. tat as the College gate and throwing
him over it, 1t is impossible for Us TO
learn at this writing whether the young
man was hunt severely OF not.
From all indications at this time the
entertainment tonight, Thursday, at the
Opera House 10y the pupils and teachers
OF the College promises to he a decided
success. Both teachers and pupils have
been working faithfully to make it high
~ entertaining. Tonight being prayer
meeting at the Christian church, the
members OF the church will endeavor to
get through the exercises at the meeting
as soon as possible, in order that as ma
NY as want 10 can attend the entertain
ment.
Mr. G. :. Neild the husband of Mrs.
Lula Nield, the great temperance lectur-
err was in this city the first Of the week
on business. c. ii. Bergman, OF YER
sailles, was in our midst the first of the
week. DR. r. &. Morgan, of Lebanon, is
in Lancaster now greeting his many
friends. Mrs. II. NJ. Ballou has return
eel from visit to her parents in Lincoln
county. Mrs. George Hardin will take
in Cincinnati and Louisville in purchas-
ing millinery goods. Mrs. DIR. Doores
and daughter, OF Crab Orchard, were
here visiting relatives Wednesday
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-05

4 young man OF Hawkinsville, ia.
aud his "best girl quarreled some days
ago and remained AT outs with each
other until the young man rrlented and
began to devise some plan TO make mp.
He finally decided TO try the effects OF q
flag OF truce and cutting a delicate piece
OF white ribbon into the shape OF a mini
AZURE flag he sealed it into sweetly per
fumed envelope and forwarded it to his
fair enemy. 1t had the desired effect,
aud she at once gave him permission to
cross the line and be happy again.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-05
What On Earth

l. the reason people will not ean not or do not see
any difference N cheap nostrums putup by Cheap
John houses or irresponsible parties at enormous
profits, rather than take medicine Of world
wide reputation and one that is giving universal
satisfaction at equal price 40 medicine in the
world is giving such unparalleled satisfaction tor
Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker and ev.
cry bottle that does do its work will cost you
nothing A. r Penny, druggist
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-05

A person who was recently called into
court for the purpose OF proving the cor
rectness of surgeons bill, was asked
whether the doctor did not make sever
al visits after the patient was out OF
danger "No," replied the witness, 81
considered the patient in danger rs long
as the doctor continued his visits.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-05

WIKI IL, forty yea :
! Of uueXaiiipicu sUc-
cess in ;hc care 81
Blood Diseases, you
can make no mis-
take in preierring
Ayers
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-05
Cough and Cough ! and Cough I!

What IN the world is the reason you will cough
and keep coughing and still keep trying inferior
medicines when Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup will
positively relieve your cough at once : This is no
advertising scheme, but an actual fact and We
guarantee it A. r. Penny, druggist
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-05
How can Parents

ALLOW their children TO cough and strain and cough
and calmly say "Oh, il is only little cold, and
keep giving them cheap and dangerous medicines
until they down with the lung fever or con
sumption, when they can be so easily relieved by
Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup' IL has no superior
and few equals. A. r. Penny, druggist.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-05

Miss Clara Totten secured verdict
OF $4,000 against G. Il. Reid, proprietor
OF the Hoffman House, New York, for
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-05

BRIGHr's REJoiNDER.-I read Mr.. Mil
ler's "Reminiscences in your last issue with
interest, had it not been married bv the
fact that the most beautiful in this life
So early and rapidly fade, and the wag
goes so soon into his DorAGE.
Respt., j. BRIGHT
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-05
Sarsaparilla

"Ayers Sarsaparilla is selling fas,,
than ever before. | never hesitate 10
recommend it, George w. Whitman,
Druggist, Albany, Ind.
IL am safe in saying that my sales OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla far excel those of
any other, and it gives thorough satisiac-
ton" Il. IL. Bush, Des Moines, Iowa.
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla and Ayers Pills
are the best selling medicines in my
store. | can recommend them conscien-
tiously." &C. Bickhaus, Pharmacist
Roseland, Ill.
1--WE have sold Ayers Sarsaparilla
here for over thirty years and always
recommend IL when asked 10 name the
best blood-purifier, W. I. Mclean,
Druggist, Augusta, Ohio.
I have sold your medicines for the
last seventeen years, and always keep
them in stock, as they are staples.
There is nothing so good for the youth
ful blood as Ayers Sarsaparilla. -
r. L. Parker, Fox Lake, Wis
Ayers Sarsaparilla gives the best
satisfaction OF any medicine l have in
stock. recommend IL, or, as. the
Doctors saw, L prescribe IL over the
counter IL never fails 10 meet the
cases for which i recommend IL, even
where the doctors prescriptions have
been OF no avail. &c. +. Calhoun,
Monmouth, Kansas.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
AMERICAN FOLKLORE.
a Special study of More Than Ordinsry
Interest.

AntSfoet.
"rhe American Folk Lore Society" Is the
name OF Al association of literary men and
scholars organized for the study of folk,
bre and tho collection and publication OF
the legends and traditions of North
America The society, in order 10 keep its
members posted, publishes \ journal OF a
scientific character, containing contrlbu-
tons from some OF the best-known Amori.
can writer's.
The collection OF American traditions, asji
Is conducted by thissociety, will--even when
but partially compieted-be of great value
10 students of anthropology, and libraries,
universities, historical societies and col.
lectors Of Americana are urged
TO consider whether they ought not
TO promote the collection Of American ira
ditions. as National duty. TO gather materi-
ais for history, which are Indispensable for
arthropologlcal record, and which, unless
recorded, will in few years have ire
trievably persisted, must have precedence
over the collation. OF historical records ell
ready safely lodged in libraries.
The president Of the American Folklore
Society at the present time is Francs James
Child; and William Wells Newell, Of Cam
bridge, Mass, Is secretary Among tho
prominent members of the society are
Oliver Wendell Holmes, s. L. Clemens,
Robert Collyer, Henry Cabot Lodge, Ruth
erford r. Hayes, Joel Chandler Harris,
Mary Lyman Eobbe, William Henry Smith.
Horace E. Scudder, Charles Z. Bowditch,
DR.. Franz Boas, Hubert Howe Bancroft and
Otis T. Mason
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

The Es-uszso11sl ssxsSE.s II moasss
kaA>@sisAi~ NozAss-
III aass . 80 e1sy - eo-zs elnss2f, -
pse@ss gre a4s . as4rrl-~e eertl11sss." sd
"a fsH.-ed - = ka1t@-1s. sl--s F4E~x3 CAP
pr a4zas x ao< e-sre t141 tlS<ty-tsso y9Ars
As Iea g2sss age IS SIC stepped lags
tie L4TT.4ss E.sSzss esexxs o3Aos oae d.,
Isl sse<k
--Csrt4laiy, sd the polite clera be
rsz-,ned for = PIE 81 papers. zEd, lsoktag al
lie e2-sadAr, rssasE xea ..klaGA
10, ealy tAs s8xth. pat IA lhe feaais.
't2eu q = Gag, rsp4lsd .he clerx
~fss. yoa are, I've osly tad I've. saa
THIS = TIE sixth. - sd tie wozasss, - he
elSrks surprise.
'-Oh, / meant the day Of tie meath -
lscghisgsy replied TIE clerk
~tals eHe Is darling sn1 IA try sad
raiss Hszas )" s.ld tae woEz4o. Hes = clark
II = dry goods store, sad 10 never ell.
aoWa for fear he'll crease hls p4ntAlooG,
ard nlzAe then Gag At the knses. B1t III
eve Lib . lesson- In Ia awfal hard luck
with Hen. Soon as get them nxed 1 lose
tAsn- Ne was such nlce m4a He died
win consumption. Whea ne died he had
seven yards CT porous plaster wrapped
around him ne. = was very nice uaa
he worked IN DuPont's powder factory
just nay luck. Whea DC Was blown 10
there was not eaougn Of HIN Jeff To make
hair iCcket. No. 3 was also = nice man. he
followed the sea, and they tell me = whale
swallowed him up. No. was = nice man.
too he was book agent. On, no could
ta.!S so sweet l Used 10 ait by tho hour
And ilstea u hln. He bought divorce out
IN Illinois and sent II 10 me. No. was
nlce man- 1 worshlpsi that fellow. Es
got % be a politician and stayed out late AT
The cagcuses- he said he was trying 10 get
a contract 10 clean the streets, And dear
knows they need II, don't theyi Well, he
died OF enlargement Of the head Now,
hurry Up with that paper. No. Is such
Lice fellow, bat he might change his mind"
She took the paper and hurried up 10 the
store, aud when No. q came out he marched
or 10 his doom.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
OFFICIAL PAPER CT The CITY.


Stores about the failure OF James c..
Blaine health have been too common
during the hast few years 20 warrant
any ser.Ous alarm IN consequence
al tbOse which have just been
at ahoat. European correspondents
nal Mr.. Blame upon the verge Of the
grave long before the time OF the Ma
tlonal convention at Chicago last year,
and frequent attempts % bury HIM
have been made since that time. The
authors OF these stories have gener-
ally been correspondents seeking for
sensational news or newspapers
which were anxious for Mr. Blaine's
political, il not his physical death.
OF course, Mr.. Blame Is liable to sick
ness and death like other men, but the
fact that ne has survived so many at
ticks OF this kind from the press is
good reason for disregarding the pres
snt renOrts
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
w. FL. kln-Sey.
Weston Building.

AN ORDINANCE to amend an ordinance
entitled: An ordinance relative 10 shade
trees on the streets OF Grand Rapids. and To
provide for trimming the same" passed
August d. 1879. and amended March 10. lssS, BY
adding TO such ordinance.a new section 10 he
known and mum scred "a section OF said or
diuaDce and that the section of said ordi-
naIsce now known and numbered ,. 3. and 3.
shall hereafter stand and he known and mum
berrd aS sections :. !. and o OF said ordinance.
respectively.
Section J. The Common Council Of the city
OF Grand Rapids do ordaln as follows. That
an ordinance entitled: An ordnance relative
TO shade trees on the streets Of Grand Rapids.
and To provide for trimming the same.
passed August 81, isSl. and amended March ~.
1.sS. be amended by adding 10 such ordinance
a new section TO BE- known and numbered ~
section OF said ordinance. and 10 read as fol
lows:
sec . The superintendent Of the FIRE alarm
telegraph of Saio city shall have power TO tfim
oT remove the top OF branches ~ any trees
standing in the STREETS 81 said city whenever
such top or branches extend a height 81 forty
five feet or upwards abexe the surface 81 the
street aud so as o. interfere with Or ohsfrucf
the SfrinEing or proper worsiBg Of the wires
OF said IRE alarm Telegraph. 50 Ear IS the ex-
teacy Of the case may rom time TO time t.
guirc."
section 2 That the sections Of said ord
mace now known and numbered As sections
- = and - shall hereafter stand and H.
known and numbered as sections 2. T. = and q
respectively.
pssSss and approved nv the Common Conn
ell Of the city ~ Grand Rapids. In regular So
sion held o. Monday evening, June a. Iss2.
" A. SHrFKwtr.
City Clerk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
Germlcldes for Consumotion

II is satisfactory to know, says Research,
that 10 some extent two germicides for
consumption have been discovered, the one
gaseous and the other liquid. Salicylic acid,
however, appears TO be the more lastingly
successful Perhaps a better germicide
may be found, yet the principle of the
method OF treatment is quite revolutionary.
In consumption the blood contains living
bacilli-tubercles; and this system intro
duces into the blood by injections the
microb "a OF sallcyllc acid 10 kill the bacili.
When the bacilN are destroyed nature will
have chance Of repairing the damage
done
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

SIhIb OF MICHIGAN. county Of Kent. -
. At a session 81 tlle probate court lot said
county 81 Neuf. held 90 the probate Office, in
the city oi Grand Rapids. on tie - DAY -
July. ia the year one thousand eight hundred
and eighty ninc- Present Cyrus l.. Perkins.
Judgn 81 probate.
In the matter ~ The estate - ko-suth Tusrh.
deceased J.. W ltsch having flied in thfs
coafi a peiiAon praying this court 10 Adluni-
cate and determine WHO were at the datp q
lis death ard ARE Nov The ieEai heirs 81 said
deceased. and enilt<i BY law 10 inhef1t his
real estate fhsrein frSCfibcd. IL D. ordered
that Monday. the 18th eav a. July inst ai 10
O'CLOCK IN tbe forenoon. - safa probate Office.
be- appointed ter b. airing said petition.
And IL d further ordered thai = etfsY al this
order to- published three successive wsels
previous g. said dav ~ hrafinl 10 she Grand
Rapids daily Ififctts ktEaIp. a newspaper
~ uif.d and circulated ca said counts 81 Kent.
a true coHsl Jkbt- ~ PERKINS
Judge 81 Probate
thANh y HINES. Register mon
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
FOR RENT ROOMS.


FOR RENT-A pleas ant furnished room with
board. ls9 North Diyision-st. ~
t'Ok RENT Furnished ROOMS with board az
10 south DIVISION 81. ~
no RENT-Entire chamber at no. rs La
grave St, al - per month 90 right PARTIES.
hafd ana soft water also part of cellar, front
ana rear entrance. In quire at premises. 10
EOR kENT-4 rooms. convenient for house
keeping. at ~ Barclay 81. fgs
nor kENI-Suite OF rooms. aud one OF 3
rooms; water gas and good cellar; within
five minutes walk of sweet $ Hotel INQUIRE OF
Il. W. Barnard. 80 Allen-st.. corner Mt Yer
noh-st. l5stf
EOR RENI-kooms. singly and en suite fnr-
niSbcd or usiurniShed. at Park Place
Mrs. A. j.. Smith.
EOR KENI-I.arge. elegantly furnished rooms
facing Cresceni-ase. and Cana St. with
gas newly furnished and reltted. EVERYTHING
strictly FIRST class. Entrance, Crcscentase.:
also. s. Canal 81. Enquire az Room H. a6ly
4 NICELY furnished front room TO rent
4 Enquire AZ Room IL. j. Pear 81 20
k'OR RENI-Furnished rooms. steam heated:
and furnished rooms for light housek eep-
ing. Apply al Room los. New HOuseman block
Elevator from "A IN 10 II D N. Dee. i5u
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
FoR REgr HOUSE,.

k'OR kENI-TwO Slx-room apartments in
new nat. with modern cenkenieDces. oppo-
ste High school. Pred 4. Maynard. 1 and
New housemdu block. I4iff
tOL kENI-Two houses on West Side. one on
south Division St; part of the fat -. and
is south Dsyisionst. Mafttudale 4 Andre
room ~. Widdicomb building. ~
EUk kkNI-Aew seven room house. one
block from street cars. hard and soft
water; city water IN yard only 81 per month
Very cheap. k. u. Mathews. over - Canal ST
rs
EDk kENI-A cottage Of 3 rooms. bard aud
soft water aud good cellar. street cars "a
hy the door. Also. tenement 81 rooms and
one Of rooms. with modern convenience.
Inquire OF Il. ". Bafnara. - Allen. corner ut
kerBonst Also. house 81 rooms. within =
minutes walk 81 Sweet Hotel.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

EoR sALE-For s7o0. House and lot In
south part of town. two blocks from street
ears, only blocks south OF Fifthaye. Lot IS
fNlD. and worth so cash. The house has
SIX rooms, cellar and cistcrn aud large win
dows. double doors. plaster natural wood
nnish. House ana lot worth $780, Will sell Tor
sou, 500 down. balance monthly or quarterly
payments. sf. ". IL. hINSEf.
Ron SALE Here is chance for a home Lot
.1X ~ with large alley. une SHADE. plenty
small fruit. hJuS. rGoiaS modern build.
Hneiy pSpcrest tarpughUut on Rice graded
street ia south part II city. only s-.99.
Isl ". IA. hINSEY.
E0R SALE-Bran new modern House hand
some nnish. front and back stairs CRATE.
s5.aiu. '' ". ii. IL 81 .1e''
EOR SALE-l have the agency of some very
me houses on the hth, parties wish me 10
TO dispos If it AZ a bargain. Don't fail Ia call
ana inquire. w H. klNSEl.
FOR SALT have a few tracts of acre prop
a erty, mostly inside the city which would
make me Investment for plating purpo6es-
W. "a. KlNSEN.
E0R SALE OR TRADE-A fine 10 acre tract
- ofhardwoOd timber land within IA miles of
W. II. KINsEY.
E0R SALE-Sevcral nice houses OH Stocking
- 81. car line at very reasonable terms.
W H. kINSEY.
E0R SALE-Vacant and improved property
a on South Division-st. W. Ii. kINSEY.
FOR SALE $500 put into the lot and 5000
= into nice plat Will rent for $50 per month.
Investigate. W. III. kINSEY
PRICK BLOCK on Kentst.. opposite Court
II House. for sale. ". II. klNSEY
FOR SALE-See here. that fine corner of
hadisonaye. and Thomas ST.. only si.000.
ISNlt. W. III. klNSE1.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

J. H. L0ose Rsd C'orer County. Detroit.
choeriuily furnish the following for
publication.
Mrs. s., age 80, generous face (cell
cancer, had tried many physicians,
aud ON presentation to me was hor-
ril.ie sight % look upon. Nose partly
eaten away, deep pts in cheeks. fore
head and chin. As a last hope ! put
her on LOSES Extract Clover Red
barge doses internally, and "a a local
application, / used the Solid Extract in
plaster form. She improved rapidly
from tho first week and in four months
wss entirely we'll. Now eighteen
months since treatment, and no signs
Of rctgfn.
JOHN 7. WEAVER.
liberation of The leg fIndolent III
cerA Recovered entirely after three
months treatment with vot,r Extract
Bel Cover and solid Extract Dress.r~.
Vow one year since treatment, and no
sign of rrtarn.
WALTER ". HUME.
Can of Up snd SKIN DISEASE.
Your Extract entirely cured with three
months trcatlens WITH Ped Ctorerand
Sold Evtraet Dressing. Vow over a
year ard 10 sgn e r.ara.
IL B.
Secondary Syphilis was entirely cured
~ Bed Clever Toac ia thfee raontss
Wita none CT tie after results. such a.
are ielt b mercury IN z.4ch case.
* yea have any slonls5n phys
"a =, Trey osa wet@ - re aaa / wal
se laefa = ia.i history * each ssse.
Ia. ". IL. YARNAEH.
Eor sac y v h4be s White, drug sGs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15
SITUATIONS WANTED VALE.


WhNILD-Sltuaiion hy young man position
as assistant book keeper or clerk :wriieS,a
good hand and can furnish the best of refer
encc Address X. box 3. this office. ls6
WANTED SITUATION- engineer with
experience on locomotive. wants 20 81
tion on road. or TO run stationary engine; best
81 references. Address Box l31. Holland.
Mich. los
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-07-15

Can you afford TO let those lots be sold al
the prices aud the rate they are without secur-
ing one! Especially If We will furnish you "a
lot and lumber to build. and give you time for
both. Remember we furnish AN abstract
showing clear title 10 every purchaser.
W. ii. kINSEY.