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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

he said be had been readists the Papers aud
Noticing ei tie Mehasstts caFrs being ef erire
hA ~. tssiHan. and 80 many ~ the P4iis ats
ari'rarec u be sunertng mGch the sAtne -
ana see u he could DO anything iof hia. 30
accordingly nearly tN9 months as0 called Al
his 0hee.
Neil. how did you make out them
Why nrsf class
Alter the doctor had carefully examined me
lie told mc 1 Mas suffering With rhIonir catarfh
OF the head aud throat Al this time ! Was
feeling worse than ~ any other. during my
three years sickness Ny appetite had become
- bad that could eaI scarcely anything and
4 had no relish Tor food al all
The doctor told me that II would be neccs-
saiN Tor me 10 90 under course Of treat fnent
atait NY treatment al that illnc. bat went
home. ana the next morning l WAS feeling -
bad could lot get cut of bed. and NY iathcr
went up Ia the doctors once and tela him
aaout my being 10 sec him the night before
and The doctor sent me some medicine and
said for me 10 come Ia his Office lust soon -
! could. ! commenced 10 prove from The
nrsi dose Of ins medicine. took II. aud have
been treating with hgm ever since.
hardly know myself 50 great has been the
change wrought in De.
| have no headache AZ all Nv eyes feel
strong and good Nv appetite Is splendid.
can eat almost anything With good relish.
have no more Of that Tired ianguid ali gone
feeling. | steep iTsf rate. arising "a the morn
Ing refreshed and ready Tor anything. ] have
no more OF lie dropping OF mucus from my
head into my throat. 10 more hawking and
spitiing and ia fact i never Irlt hs tier IN MY
life than do today. Aud this is all due 10 The
excellent skill and treatment received franl
the hands OF Dr. t0sinaa. and most certainly
would recommend any person suffering IS
was 10 go and see the doctor.
Mr. Dougghy resides al No. 2i.s West Snpe-
rior So. where he VIII chreriuliy corTob0Tate
the above statement pGluth Daily Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
Mr. D. lG MHf.


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~ So tisA ass Sasa. He teas ttefktA nx he
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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
DR.. Ethelbert O. C0Sman.

and Surgery Cincinnati. OhiOl. has o1icss at
Rooms | and 2. No. los Monroe St. Grand
Rapids Mich. where al durable cases are
treated with success.
Medical diseases treated successfully. Con
sumption. Brigbt's Disease. Dyspepsia, Rhen
matism ana NERVOUS DISEASES All
diseases peculiar 10 the sexes "A speciality.
CATARRu CURED.
CONSULTATION at once or 10y mall. ST.
Office hours 20 II an 2ios p. IN. and 7 10
p. IN. ~ ay2to4 m.
Address mail 10 Dr. Il. q. Cosman. Rooms
and =. No. lJJ Aonrocst.. Grand Rapids
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
STOLE HIDES.
Two Young ,fen Arrested for Stealing
Calf Pelts.

Two hOunS Htn Nfrest~d TOT StcaIinB
Calf Pelts.
Mart MOhrhard and Jake Sander
were arrested by Officer Guild last
night IN the Fuller block on complaint
OF Johu Mohrhard, who claimed that
the men had stolen some calf hides
from his market. Mr.. MOhrhard told
the officers that he would find the men
IN room of the Fuller block, and they
were found there. The hides were also
found IN the room. Sander Is pal of
Boots" the man who escaped with
Brandt, the counteTfeitcr, when he
broke Jail.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

Wm. Ksrrcmsn, who obtained a
msndsnlus from the supreme Court
directing the council 10 grant h.nl a
saloon license. yesterday pad his tax
and secured the necessary papers au-
thorinng h5ra - DO business.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

WAssIssEoss J4.y lz-Fsr upper
A-cnig.n sisossrs. preceded ~ far
weather, slightly coolsr, sasIsFiy
~inds- For Losss Aien gan. Tar AID
warmer weather, saraLls s.adss BE-
eoA.ag s4zteriy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

For | 1os't care. dQe. tired feeling
IMPOVERISHED e-essd. cakl p4las IL back
and bead, t4nL4llzsllg 81 efQpsaons,
bAeInpi >slrs4 ;s-lf1ll4 nSve I2lS - gxe
Fellsf- Ne zis4ss guarantee IL. fs8ee
5 pei bottles 4lots' drag StoEss -
M0AFQ<-SI.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

"say, TELECEANHERALD," said a
prominent property owner today, "Il
the council does What IL should Il Will
buy steam roller and crusher, as c. c.
Comstock suggested IN an interview
with one OF your reporters some time
since. Mr.. lerex's resolution at the last
meeting should not have been laid on
the table. The cost IS very low. The
Committee on Streets reported that
one would not cost over "a 600, and Il
Will save rs price IN two years. We
need one badly, and almost every other
city III the country has one"
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
ANNUAL ELECTION.
The street Railway Company Hold n
Meeting aud Elect Officers.

Meeting aud Elect Officers.
AT the annual meeting of the Grand
Rapids Street Railway company, held
Tuesday p. M, the following officers
were elected President, Samuel
Mather; wee president, e.. g. Swens-
berg; secretary and treasurer, Geo. X.
Perry; assistant secretary and treas
urer, James Pjckands, of Cleveland,
Ohio Most OF the attention of the
meeting was directed to the reports of
the annual business of the company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
STILL At LARGE.
Hen =. Deuel. Not Vet Csptares-a slighs

tiew.
Ben I. Deuel., the escaped convict. IS
still at large. Yesterday morning
Turnkey Lewis heard Of man bearing
tae description Of Deuel. cut IN tire d.
rscton of Caledouia. He immediately
trlephoned Deputy sheriff Dan Good
az that place and told him to keep a
sharp iooSout for the man. No other
ciew has heen obtained Of Dsuel's l0cs-
t.s'n or ol the direction that he took
after he escaped.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
A TOUNG THIEF.

He Robs a TilI of 80 Cests-ue ,Iey Not
he Arrested.
Mrs Wood. who runs a confectionery
shop on West Eridge-st., reported to the
police yesterday that Mex Smith, a
hoy n years old had robhed her till Of
- cents. No formal complaint was
made. and It IS not certain whether size
viii swear out warrant or not
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

The peculiar medical properties If
Hoods ssrsaplrliia are SOON apparent
after taking Is. Oae lady says. "It
sh0-s ~ good Effect quicker than any
other medicine I ever saw Try Il.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
HEklSH S WEkLTH.

DR. r e Vests Nerve ana Erain Treatment.
srnsraBteed spec 81 l9f nEstsfia bizzin~ss.
tonRulsions fifs. Nervous hFuraiuia Head
scflf. Nervous frostrafi01 caused ~ the Use
81 alcohol or fuiafee. 81 at efulanEs. Mental
DEPRESSION eefianiur ~ thr Brain resulting
81 insanity and isa3fng - misery. decay aBd
Death Premature fild Age barfet Hess less n
Power in either seN Involuntary lrfSses and
-lse-Flaf orrhaea sSusfd ~ over esefIion ~
tie brain seif afiuse ef over fun uIIsnre fsra
boz contains one mauffs trrsffnf hf. - n bnx.
or sy hoxes fef s.. scnt ~ mai prepare on ~
ccipi ~ price.
W. ssUsEaNTFD AK BoxEs
To clfre any case Nffh ffft osaef reosivs.c 10
as far 81 bnss. accufn raFfrd wtfh 8 wF vii
send Use TurchaeeF err Hfiffrn raefanf@e -
refund fhp money y fhe ffesftuenf oss-s not
effect . cure. euafsntees issuro otls ~
W. H. Tabs- Druggist.
sole 1g't 10 Nonrss ST. Crane Rapids. Nich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
Mokr0N iIoUSE PaAgxAcs.
The preseription Departn't

Is = room by Itself, entirely se4arste
from ths other hilsiusSs vi tAs sI0ae, ss
conducted - thoroughly competent
ApothecaTses. aud l. uu ier the Goa
slant personal SipeFyislou of the pro-
prietofs. In TINS establishment oaiy
the finest quality 81 medicines are dis
pensed, aa1 nO Effort AL Ia spared 70
deserve the continued confidence and
support of tie public.
The store Is Kept Ops ALL Nlear, IA
charge of competent zpolhecsfies, spd
prescriptions are alslsused az AL hours.
Prices are - moderate ~ = cons-s steat
wlth hlghesI quality. We are opposed
u theexcessNe Scaieoi charges adopted
by many Druggists
WHITE & WHITE,
MoRT0N HoUsE PHAKNAcY,
Cor. Monroe and lonia -sts.,
GRAND RAPIDS, Mica.
Telephone No. $50. Open al night.
Goods delivered promptly, free OF
charge, II al hours.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12


Afs n l1Slews SeeI hznx >Frap sheEl1 -
4ys - 0Ss1 fof c8iiEtfu texthsaK Ii ssp<hes
tile eass1. ssfteAs tAe gems St4ys a. saiB
cefts sla4 ca.1e. @aa h las k<SI 1e1ae4, az
@l4taA~E4. - eeAts : toitie.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

II eSs II" Cgar - nos rerrparfhie - anc.
ether 5e cigar- sad 0nly n tae besg gfads of
loc cigars
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

George ". Lind ey sad Charlotte p Mercer
John Daniel Leouard snd MsEzie LaVna
Parker, Charles r Ennis ard Anrtfa r. Mel
s5nl Fernando Crurnb spa Lulu Liilics Fred
J. Mash aad AlaBie Collins
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

Tie Grand Rapds and Jack sons will
pay this forenoon at 10.39 on account
of the races.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

b sure and remember thst the Grand
Rapids and @aeks08s pay ths fore
noou instead Of afternoon. On account
of the races.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

Seud your order for bottle beer - the
kust'rer brewng Company, AMI you
wl.l Get the best in tBe market.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

kasfeTe- Brewing Cos Pliscner ar-i
export beer, bottled 81 their brewery for
family use.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

Dressed Reef-st5Oa5.5o 2 hundred.
Dressed Veai-S,.e0n5 30 Z hundred.
Dressed pork-s5.fN4575.
Dresser llutton--6c . pound.
Dressed Poultry-lo9l2lzc 2 ponnd-
Hides.
Green-iG4tkc = pound.
Part CHred-4s<c a p6and.
Full Cured-0sl5i4 4c = pound
pry-5e 5es.c 2 pound.
pekiHs-I5ee9c apiece.
Sheep Skins-P pound for wool. sc.
talt-tured. 49sl 4cs pound.
Tallow -Sg3'4c pound.
Grain, Flour and Feed.
Wheat White. sc; red. SIC 6 bushel.
cHrn-7c = bushel.
fatS-ksc . bushrl.
FIour--ldIly White. $50; Straight. $40;
Patent. a. - = hundred
Corn Mesl-sli.5D q ton.
Bran. sl2 ton.
Middlings sl5 . ton.
Farmers Produce.
Potatoes -91a2jc r busheI.
Letiuce-l0c ' pound Tor hothouse; f0c z
bushel tor garden.
EegS-l3c dozen
Batter-lDglZc q pound.
Dried Fruits.
Apples Eyaporaied. CSC 3 pound.
Cherries -lse = pound
Peaches -!o4i-' ic : pound
wool.
washed-si83oc > pound.
Jobb.rs' Prices
Beans $40 sI.75 = ousacl.
Huifcg le e pound.
ISzs laa1lc = Dozen.
Honey -iEai5e pound.
I0iats sCs-lya41c . bUshel
All diseases cF --cr,o, o,d rh5fJ-,.,
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

If v0u want tire best, order Kusterer
Brewing Co.'S Fiiscner OF export bottle
beer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

Family bottle hccF. bottled b. the
Kusterer BrewEg Company. Fresh
ovcrY day.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

from Old or new PICTURES. The very
finest quality at extremely low prices
At Wykcs' gallery. 30 MOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
Photographs

wykes' best cabinets are only s. per
dozen at - Nonr9e-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
Crayons anI iEater CeIor.

All diseases Of women and children
are cured By Or. s. Clay Todd.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-01-17
How to Take Leave.

Not all have learned the fine art OF
leave-taking in an appropriate manner.
When you are about to depart. do so at
once, gracefully and politely. and with
no dallying. Don't say: Its about
time / was going" and then settle back
and talk on aimlessly for another ter
minutes. Some people have just such
tiresome habit They will even rise
and stand about the room in various
attitudes, keeping their hosts also
standing, and then by an effort
succeed in getting as far as the
hall, when a new thought strikes
them. They brighten up visibly and
stand for some minutes longer, saying
nothing of Importance. but keeping
every one in restless. nervous state.
After the door is opened the prolonged
leave-taking begins, and every body
in general and particular is invited to
call. Very likely a last thought strikes
the departing visitor, which his friend
must risk cold to hear to the end.
What a relief when the door is finally
closed! There is no need of being of.
fensively abrupt; when you are ready
to go-go. Household.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-01-17
Extracting Oil from Wood.

The French scientific journal La
Nature states that the extraction of
oil from wood in Sweden is becoming
year by year more important indus
try. Those parts of the trees which
have hitherto been regarded as useless,
such as the stumps and roots, are no
longer left in the forest to rot, but are
subjected to various methods of treat
ment. by which, not only wood oil.
but also turpentine, creosote, acid of
vinegar, charcoal and tar are obtained
from them. The oil as it is now
usually extracted can not be burned
in ordinary lamps. for it smokes too
much; but it may be used in special
lamps. which are not dissimilar to the
usual photogen lamps. The latter can
easily be adapted to wood oil, and
when the oil is mixed with a certain
quantity of photogen, it may be con-
sumed in ordinary lamps. 1t costs
about Sd. per pint, it does not explode
and lasts twenty-five times longer than
photogen. When intended for light
ing. it is extracted wholly from pines
and frs. Thirty factories in Sweden
make it's extraction part of their bust
ness. and the production is now con-
siderable.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-01-17
JOURNALISTIC JOTTlNGS.


IT is said that a secret treaty has been
concluded between Japan and Russia
against England.
A TABLET IN memory of Henry Ward
Beecner Is TO be placed in the wall OF
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn.
A WASHINGTON paper says that not a dol
lar OF conscience money has been received
at the Treasury for two years
THE Sea-Coast Fishing and Shooting Club
IS the name of an organization IN Tennes-
see which meets once week to play check
ers.
A ULYSSES (Neb.) man has built the
Largest corn-crib on earth.'' 1t is 400 feet
long. II feet wide and - feet high, and holds
25, 900 bushels.
IT is getting to be the fashion in New
York to salt tenement houses with free
tenants for the purpose of selling them.
The sale being effected, the tenants move
out.
IT is thought by experts that the next
census. to be taken june l, 1890, will
show population in the United States of
"a 900, 000-an increase of L. 600 600 over that
of 1880.
A TOURIST fell into a Yellowstone Park
geyser the other day and was carried some
distance below the surface of the earth
An instant later he was hurled up fully
twenty-five feet above the ground.
IT is proposed to make a new county for
Connecticut from the Sixth nd-Twentieth
Senatorial districts. The named suggested
is Waterbury" County, and it would in
clude eighteen towns, with an aggregate
wealth of so, 4as,093.
The Scientific American saws the great
Oil fields of New York and Pennsylvania
are rapidly becoming exhausted. The sup
,,r hoc foil from 70 l,ar lie
per day. Search is beng made for new
fields.
A RESIDENT of Detroit, Mich. recently
purchased real gondola when he was in
Venice, paying $50 for it. The freight bill
exceeds the orr ginal cost of the boat. II
will accommodate twenty persons, and will
float on the Detroit river next season.
THE postmaster of New ork says that il
the rates paid by the Government for carry
ing the mails on the railroads of the coun
try were reduced in the same proportion as
the companies have reduced freight rates
to private parties, one-cent rate for letters
could be Immediately inaugurated without
increasing the present post-office deficit
THERE is only one woman in the United
States who is entitled on all occasions tc
the privilege of the floor of the Senate
This is the wife of Senator John H Reagan
of Texas, who has been appointed private
secretary by her husband, with all the hon
ors and emoluments of that position
amounting to $4,000 a year. This is said to
be the first case of the kind in the records
of the Senate.
THE last 'drop-a-penny-in-the-s slot" auto
matte machine is that perfected by Canon
Bagot, the celebrated Irish dairy authority
In return for q penny it will give drink OF
milk in a paper ''glass." He is confident
that this will lead to great increase in the
use Of milk as a beverage in cities. Over
5000 glasses were sold on one holiday in
Dublin, and more than two hundred of the
buyers said that it was the first time they
had ever tasted cows milk.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-01-17

SO gentle, so loving so good. that can
hardly find words to tell you how dear
you are to me. Every hour of my life
shalt be devoted to making you happy,
You have often said that we could be
as contented in cottage as in pal
ace, and SO we could, Barbara
80 We could, Bolivar, DEAR
"And yet, Barbara, you would not
OBJECT, after we are married, to live in
Plymouth-rock-t tinted stone mansion
on Prairie avenue, would you? A
wedding tour to Europe wouldn't strike
you as bad idea, would it, darling?"
"Why, Bolivar, are you crazy? Or
have you been deceiving me all these
months? Are you indeed a man of
wealth, and can you -"
''Gash-ding the diddledy-rum-
bummed contract to conglomeration!
Forgive me. Barbara No, l am the
same poor young man you have al
ways thought me to be. We won't
live in stone front. Well live in q
CHAP. VIII
'.Mr. Ryno, in this bag you will find
all the money have drawn from you,
except, perhaps, $50, which is all /
have been able to get rid of. / have
come to throw up my contract. l
wouldn't go ahead with it to the end
of the year for $50, 900, 900! And now
will you oblige me by telling me the
name of your principal? Is he a man
or a wizard?"
''They call him the Wizard of Wall
street." replied Mr.. Ryno.-Chicago
Tribune.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-01-17
BITS OF BUSINESS,

AN ordinary umbrella is the product OF
800 skilled workers.
ELEVEN million eggs were imported into
this country from Canada last year.
IT was estimated that the holiday sale of
books i'll New York would reach 1909, 900
voslmcs.
The town of Cheooygan, Mich, cuts an
nually 1OJ.3130J3 feet OF lumber, 24.00o. 900
lath and 100000 shingles.
BATH, Me-, shipbuilders launched during
last year twenty-five vessels, with gross
tonnage Of Il, 205.02, representing a value Of
800, 600.
ENGLISH furricrs excel III dyeing seal
skins but Americans lead the world in cut
ting and shaving the skin into handsome
well-Gttlng garments.
IN answer to the question: "What be-
comes Of all the cracked and used-up
billiard baiis." q New York contemporary
says that tho-a Of real ivory are bought up
and cut into dice and other small articles.
BRITISH COLUMBIA is enthusiastically de-
lighted with the prospect of success for
deep sea fishing off Queen Charlottes Isl
and. Black cod are found in abundance
and great industry for the province is ex
pected.
IT IS said that an American syndicate,
formed TO construct a railroad in Siberia,
and that several former and present Amer
lean diplomatic and consular agents are i'll
tcrested in the undertaking.
ACCORDING to q Japanese journal there
are twenty cotton factories now in opera
ton in Japan, with n total of s., $50 spindles
There are also twenty factories in process
of establishment or extension, with an esti-
mated capacity Of $50, $50 splndics.
AUSTRALIA exported 1 .2239, 1G0 bales CT wool
in the year ended June so, 1883, against
1,14G, s.. bales the previous year. Compare
lively little is shipped direct to America,
though large quantities of Australian wool
are purchased by American buyers at the
London wool sales
A COMPANY has Just been Incorporated in
San Francisco fer the manufacture of cilam-
payne under "a new German patent, by
which, il is claimed, fermentation is acccl-
Grated. Instead OF waiting two years for
Slow fermentation, fine champagne GIN be
made by this process in three or four weeks.
DURING the same year in which $1,000. 00C
pounds of beans went out OF California; 2, 0J0.-
600 pounds of onions We're a.so sent from the
Golden State. Winter is CALIFORNIA; good
time for shipping vegetables East. From
the middle of October till the last of Janu-
airy cabbages and onions wend their way
Eastward
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-01-17
Smut and Dead Cows.

An Iowa farmer lost four COWS last
fall in consequence of their running in
the stalk field. He writes that he is
told that it was smut that killed them
and he asks our opinion. Our opinion
is that a vast deal of nonsense is writ
ten and said about smut. Not that we
deny that it is a poison or that cattle
can be killed with it. We do not be-
lieve, however, that one animal in d
hundred that die when turned into the
stalk field, dies from the effect of the
smut eaten. Now here is the too COM
mon practice: The herd is turned into
the stalk field and LETT to run there.
The appetite for the new fodder is
keen; the animal eats and not only
eats but stuffs itself on this dry,
indigestible food. Perhaps there is no
access to water. Now nobody need
look very far for the cause of death
under such circumstances. He need
not bother his head much about smut.
Cattle under such circumstances would
sicken and die if there never was q
particle of smut in the world. We do
not mean by this that we should be
reckless and permit cattle to eat smut.
We do mean that when cattle are
first turned into the stalk field, they
should not be permitted to remain too
long and should have access to water.
Smut will escape a good many indict-
ments if that rule is followed. The
delirium which often attacks cattle I'M
der such circumstances is sometimes
attributed to the smut. Pack stom-
ach full and hard and nobody need
wonder why cow ''goes crazy"
Rather may he wonder if the man who
wonders why she is delirious, is not
himself crazy.-American Stockman.
There is salt enough in the sea to
=
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-01-17
UNEXPECTED JOYS.
The Genuine Delight with Which The.
Inspire Their Recipient.

The Genuine Delight with Which They
Inspire Their Recipient.
Often the most delicious joys of life are
those that come upon US unexpectedly.
Their value is enhanced by their being a
surprise to US. To light unexpectedly,
when we are sternly at work, down in
some rough and gloomy ravine OF daily
toll, upon lovely wild flower, where we
least thought of ever finding any thing so
pleasing, gives more genuine and fresh
err delight than when we at home in our
leisure hours go out and pluck a beautiful
rose from bush which we ourselves have
planted. To come incidentally uron some
unprecedented and fresh token of friend
ship some indirect evidence OF sue
cess in our life work. some little child's
unlooke@-for manifestation Of affec-
ton, some unex pected disclosure of
sympathy or appreciation on the part
II one whose commendation has an
exceptional value. is worth far more to
US than much formal recognition, or an
ticipated triumph, or deliberately pre-ar.
ranged scheme of enjoyment. How easily,
too, we can bring this joy into the hearts
of cur friends by a considerable use of the
little things and unexpected opportunities
that are always presenting themselves for
our improving IS s. Times.