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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-22
An Agricultural Report.

WASHINGTON, March 21-The March sta
tistical report of the department of agri-
culture gives the average weight of wheat
by states, the general average being SIS
pounds, the lowest for six years. In the
spring wheat region it changed from 53.5 in
Dakota to So in Nebraska 1t makes the
crop equivalent to 39,0J0,0O0 bushels, sixty
pounds each, less by nearly $4,000, 600
bushels than the quantity in measured
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EALED PROPOSALS TO FURNISH
~ pipes, fixtures and all labor necessary To
construct system of water works and to furn-
ish all material and labor to construct reser-
yolr on the grounds of the Territorial Reform
School at Ogden city, Weber county, Utah, will
be received at the Office of the undersigned at
said Ogden ity, up to o'clock m of Thursday
Mar ii 2S 1889
Plans and specifications Of the same can be
seen at the otice of the superintendent of con
strnction on said Reform school grounds
Tne right to reject any and all bids is reserved
by the trustees.
B order Of the trustees of 4 u
r. H ROIan-~ refarv
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Cliff HOUSE,

Located Cor Main and Third South Streets.
The Cliff is the best 81 per day house
west of Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights, and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per
feet in its appointment. Table first-class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW c. BRIXEN & Bro, Props.
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fRoss' Pharmacy for fine stationery
BuckIen S Arnica SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents box.
For sale by A. G. Smith & Co.
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Tooth, nail and hair brushes at Ross.

Bad blood causes dyspepsia and dyspepsia
reacts by causing bad blood. So both go on,
growing worse, until the whole system is
poisoned The surest means of relief for
the victim is a thorough and persistent
course ofAyer's Sarsaparilla.
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master general. The clerks in the dead
letter Office are also required to work from
s 80 o'clock a. N. until o'clock p. m, until
the work now in arrears in that division
shall be brought up
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TERRITORY OF UTAH,
s. RRrARY'S OEEICp IS.

l, William c. Hall, secretary of the territory
of Utah, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is Il full, true and correct copy of the
annual statement Of the general condition of the
'to1lston Insul ance Company of Boston, Mass,
iaoy in pursuance of an act relating to fire life
insurance companies approved March 10, 1884,
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the great seal of the
LsEALJ Territory of Utah, this goth day of March,
w. G. HALL,
Secretary of Utah Territory
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-22

A heaithful clearress Is acquired by the
sallow skin washed daily with Glenn's Sui
phur Soap.
Hills Hair and W4isker Dye Black or
Brown, 59c.
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TQ2.4 22R
i49,OO64
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,

STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,, I -
CITY OF BOSTON. { CO.
George A. Newhall, member of Newhall & Co,
financial agents and attorneys OF Boylston In
surance company, being duly sworn, de
poses and says that he is the above des-
cribed officer of said company, and that the
foregoing statement OF the general condition of
said company on said thirty-trst day of Deem
ber is correct according to the best of his infor-
nation, knowledge and belief respectively.
GEORGE A. NEWHALL.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
tSRALl 9th day Of March, AID 1889
GEORGE II. KNOX.
Notary Public.
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600 for the corresponding week last year.
Increase, $40, 900.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy is
taking off a number of its local passenger
trains in Illinois and Iowa, reducing this
service sos miles day. 1t has also been
decided to discontinue the running on Sun
day of trains and 6, between Chicago and
Council Bluffs. These changes are made in
the interest of economy, the company hav-
ing adopted policy of retrenchment with
view to retrieving a portion of the losses
of the past year.
The Burlington & Missouri railroad com
panv has established construction camp
at Hat creek, Wyoming. Seven hun
dred graders and large number Of teams
are wcrling on a branch ttne, which will
run westwardly through Converse county,
Wyoming, towards Douglass, Wyoming.
The large wholesale houses of the east
are beginning to knuckle down to the pro-
visions Of the new interstate commerce
law The various methods of evading the
old law are stopped. Recently a well known
travelling man for one of the principal i'm
porting houses in the east received the fol
lowing letter from his FIRMS headquarters:
''All goods must now be shipped precisely
what they are under penalty of s., 900 fine
and Imprisonment; so guarantee no rates
or special classification, as we will ship
only exactly what the goods are"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-22

Free of charge-our want column is open
free for all who wish help or need employ
ment. Grab it. Quick!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-22

If you need work you can obtain it by
using The HERALD's want column FREE OF
ALL CHARGE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-22

Norris & Co.'S Photographic Studio.
No. "a w. Second South street. Cabinets
50 per dozen. Hafen's celebrated crayon
enlargementS.
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company and location,

Name of company and location,
Boylston insuran ce company
2--The amount of capital stock is 1851, 200 90
3-The capital stock paid up IS 557 200 90
4-The amount of its assets is 94l ,4S3 81
The amount of its liabilities din
Guiding capital and reinsurance re-
serve), So -----,-- TO-, 422 90
5-The net surplus over all liabilities
is 49, -,-,-.., ii49,O6O Ga
6-The name of its attorney or agent
for the Territory of Utah upon
whom service OF process in any
civil action against said company
may be made, Lewis B. Rogers.
The receipts during the year were 346, 557 SO
The expenditures during the year
were ------------------.- 314354 So
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Annual Statement
For the year ending December 81, 1888, CT the
condition OF the
BOYLSTON INSURANCE COMPANY,

Made to the secretary of the Territory of Utah,
in pursuance of an act relating to fire life in
surance companies approved March 13 1884
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am satisfied that Cancer is hereditary In my fam
lily. My father died OF it, sister OF my mother died
OF it, and my own sister died of it. My feelings
may be imagined. then, when the horrible disease
made its appearance on my side. 1t was malignant
Cancer, eating inwardly in such way that it could
not be cut out Numerous remedies were used for
It, but the Cancer grew steadily worse, until it SEEM
ed that was doomed to follow the others of the
day, forced out the poison. and continued its use
until had taken several bottles when found my
self well. l know that s. S. S. cured me-
Winston, N. c., Nov. 26. 'SS, Mrs. S. n. IDOL.
Send for Book on Cancer and Blood Diseases,
THE SWIFT SPECUIC Co.. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ca
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# VVIHN . A14uA0t0OAO % VI'
New crop Japan Tea Is per pkg.
Ross Pharmacy for face powders.

BEST quality of coal oil in bulk at % cents
per gallon at @. F. Culmer & Bros.
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THE BUS AND TRANSFER BUSINESS

Of Salt Lake City is now conducted by the
Grant Bros. Company. We meet all trains
and run to all hotels. Best livery, carriage
and horse service. ORDER CARRIAGE FROM
OUR TRAIN MEN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-22
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS!
PeopIe's Equitable Co-or

For the finest and richest display, call a
DinWOOdeY,S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-22
Visit the M1KADo for wedding gifts.

Taylor the Tailor, 45, E. Second South.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

w. y. HALL,
Secretary of Utah Territory.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19
Gine ernae Marnnng fir Tlu9s
IlGtige.

Mande bon Sugenb auf in unges
3dbmter 2eiOenldait cabinlebenbe 2eute
tcnnen &eub 'runeen bes unwiaens nidt
pbne Of! baat itrdubenoe Slide BON Ii9
geben. 9lls cine ernite @armng fir
iolde Sluhiuhtise mDse fplgenber Sal
bienen, tpelder Der 8oltimorer ,&atb.
@olts TO- aus Detroit beri9tet tpulbe,
no Der Sal crit Dor psntsen @Dden
(ausganss Suli) ii6 ereienete, tn6sm
Elm Wtann in bltnoer 2eioeui9aft unbsz
putt t9 ielbit cen SOB el1u6te. Ser,
benz s'nannten 8latte ais Tbatiade
mitsstbeilte @orsans mar foIgenber:
8Or einigen Tagen lan9te patrtd Sal
lasber in feline 8odtoi@e> UNI ietne
pfeiie beraus3ubolen unb fanb fte niat,
mas ieinen 2tppsn cine idredltte Ser
pinidune enllodte. Dariber taoeIte
ibn iein @eib, mas i'm NOD mebr in
6arniid bradte unb gu folsenoer Dor:
%nesduberung beranIabte:
IS lit mir einsrlei !; aber init bieier
gum 6immel erbobenen 6ano bite i'd
meineu sd5pfer, St mbse jenen Mann,
Der meine Yfeife bat bonn Sdlage &C.
troffen meroen la1en.
Raum mar bieie Neuberung benz Sc
beJe Der 3dbne8 aQa9ber's entihIiinpt,
10 fibIte et In Der Ndbe ieineS SCREENS
Elm b ft,ses stedeu unb tlagte uber
n~npoblien. gn Ary tpuroe raid
berbetesholt uno bieier erfldtte, Der
Wann iei bonn Sdlase betrDfen tpprz
ben. Oa Der Mann In birftisen Ser
bdItninen iebte. 10 ianbte nan i'm in bic
Nnitalt tiir alte 0rme, @ds Ger Seotiz
uno OAqainores StraB., no i'm Dr.
&ailer unteriudte uno ben Sad fir
bDplt getobrlid be5sidnete. Sn tpenis
Ger aIa sp6lf 5turoen mar Der Mlnn
eine Geihe.
Seire SamiIie> bon Trauer unb
56mera tonnte fid ben plDbtiden 80:
bes fla gar ui9t children. gtaboem iie
ater mad siniaen Tagen fine 2leibsr
i'm Spita.s abbot ten, oi. er nit oortbin
setratt batte> faacen He iein: 9feifs
i'm Godfutter, mobin 6i:ielbs cura til
2OG III oet Taite setullGt mar, uno
Elm gang gepaliiSer Sdreden .ererif iie
ale.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19
@tnneapoItS

@enn man @rasIamen iur bic
@isien unb @d,ten eieisn 6erbit eez
bralldt, 10 fpmnte man ju uns. ollie
Irten irifGe Samen III ten n~ieoiisifen
9reiien Bel s. 8 & S. s.. 8 mi ;.
Samer,s i1nb @ilenmaorsnz 6dnoIer IL
lie Strabe Gorb, Dem Mortt
segenber. Sic psrtaufsn oud 41use
uno @,lltipatcrs.
Mltmaa & Co.,
3 l Bis 33 arlington Npe.
SUB, MAIDEN iett teoeutenoe @eiddite.
SIN Gnabens unb Rinber : Sleioern fino
iie Mnoern nett porous. &inber . Gin.
siiSe fiir Nlter bon Alb Sabre In grDB
ter Musuabl, 9reiie $3.50, So, 81
unb SIS, 8naben : 4n5use NIT Ianser
6Dien, auBerorbentl,d biIig, Hitter LIZ
bis Is Sabre ;u SIS, Sc, 81, So uni
$40. &nieboien fir Rinber- Cine erobs
AusuabI, fart uno bcuerbaft, 25e, soc,
75e unb 81 Man folte uuite neuer
Sahen IN Seriep ansisen flr Ruber,
foeben aneelanet. ieben. Die idbnffer
Saden, bic fer je seseiBt, Yreiie SIS. sc
uno 81. Man isbe th miere AustpnbI
IN 6erbif nebersiebern 81 81, So 50.
$40 unb $12 ON. @r baben fold,
Bis gu ben feinfen eneliihen RDdsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19
ST. paul@

2pts In Nuerbah unb
SANDS Nbo., 8reis $5O0-10OO, $25
caar, &eit $50 monatI. Sh6ne
6armen nabe Der Stnbt, fir Staots
eisentbum su pertauiden smei idDne
stod= Satms au perfaufsn Dber bsrtou:
l9en, leidte 8eoingunsen. Sudt Sbr
0aus unb 2pt ocer Sarm, 10 beiudt
mid. SD babe BON $l0O0-1O,oOO
tpsrtb 8leioer pboleiale gu pertaaihen
fir 81. Saul @runbei8entbum. @slo
gu berleiben au 6, 7 uno 8 psf. Het.
Shpnarth 80 Oft 4. ctr.
- 81. Rnmtion& So, 100 OF
7. Ctr. Sir $3.50 40 SUB 2ot an
NHamine Ctr. $1,000 oas StGd fir
40 SUB 2ots an Gomuro Str; $4,000
antbeil IN ertem 6ois sesen Sarm gu
oertaulden. 9aus lit fin $33 t1onat=
lth psrmietbet Qht 3immer=6a u NIT
g,ltsm 8aiement an Sront Str, tpeit:
li4 bon @eitern Npe., eesen leeres
gigsntbum au psrtauiden 3uei id6ae
0dnisr an SAFE Str nabs Mltnrisbt
gu pertaufsn. So, 300 6ppotbet AL 81
procsnt 3inien laften rarauf> f5nnen
aud bertaufdt peroen. gu rerlauiden
geeeaSarm $2OOOAntbeil in Elm id6nes
0aus an @inifseo Str. nit alien 8ers
beFeruneen; 0aus jstt gu $50 mOnat=
lia bermistbet.
- s. 5. Sbpmfon, 100 ST 4
Str, bat felsenbe Bargains $1,000
Got an Der Slice, nabe Summit; $500
'lr 0aus uno Got an 2eObcn nabs
pleaiant Qpsnue; $1,000 fir 9Dt an
Reanep nate @rsenbrier, gut fiir 0ors
II bnuelt, S1O50 fir 3ot an Trsmont
nabe Spref; 5000 flr @ds Glptto uno
Ban 8uren; $500 fir einen 5lontfub
fir 2pts an Seltp Ipe. nabe Dale
III SUB StDnt an Summit Npe., gde
Rent eroRes Gaus, Barn uno 2ot
an Dtaribaa Aps. nabe Nadubin. eth
Bargain; $500 fir Sot an 6nuqir
Str. nabe Sf 7. Str.
- 6auier unb 2ots auf grlin. to:
6ia unb 0opton's 8luH. ] Faar Ober
monotl. 8oblung. 8ertaufe AUDI 2ots
obne ansabluns an Seute, Die bauen,
unb io[hen, bic nidt I'M Stanoe finb,
bieB gu tbun, sebe id 6ulfe. SD be-
oarf nllr elmer Qnaablung BON 10 9ro=
cent bes @ertbes ltnb gebe mebr 3eit in
Rranfbeitsfdlen. @em 2eute gigens
tbum baden. tpeldes periduloet 1T, perz
tauide ia es seseu anberes, tuel@es frei
1T. CHARLES u. 9. 8 eibe $3.50
Sadlpn StraBe, 3immer 5.
Bel S. s. ~Gifenmenser,
476 Slice StraBe, 3immer Is 1T fol-
genbes Grunbeisentbum bi0ig 3l baben
unb suar unter leihten 8eotngunsen
uno mDnatlider absahlans. 2 Cots
an Nount GtraBe, so ON &ice, 10 ON
goDf, 5 ON MnsnDlia, 2 anSuban, so
an Center TX an Qinf. 40 a Center
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19


iilian, % an @uftralian, 25 Ider an
WcGatpns Safe, 81 Nder an Sabit6
Safe, 80 Mder an Snaii Safe.
= IS m. s. 8latempre, Der
betannte @run eisentbumsbdnbler bat
feline Office nab 3immer 207 Stem
Oort 2ife S%niurance @ebdube gde 6.
unb Minnsiota StraBe berleet. 9er=
ielbe ofsrirt isbi IA neue Sduier In
Madubin uno MlribuQs Iootion ar
Murpra unb ct. Nntbonp Npe., Marttn
unb 9uuer Ctr. Oieie 9duier iinb
gon, MODERN aebaut init alien 0erbe1es
runeen unb ftnnen biatg unb unter
te;dten 8eoingunsen betfauft tperoen.
Man io0te fid bieisIben aniebsn. Gud
cine sroBe 2iite @runoeisentbum tn al
len Tbeilen Der Staot.
s. 8. Otes Site, 156 Oft
3. Strabe. $500 fir @de Marftaa
unb ct. Mlbans, 80 1919 big an NQep,
ouh aeeer anberes invertebrates 81
aeutbum su rertauiden. $4,000 far
9 3immer 9aus unb Stall, Gde 6aaue
Npe. unb @rottD StsaBe, Sib Sronte,
nur $1,000 baar n%otbpenoiS, Gef 7
9rocent 3inien. $1,000 fir 40 SUB
Sot an 9apne Mpe $4,000, 80 100
SUB an 9usearora StraBe Gnoe Ger
0ef Z. StroBs Yferbebabnlinie. $10,s
900 far ~breiitodtees 8aditeInbaas, 3d.
ben unb @obnunsen 2ot 35: 100
Gde 9abne 4ps. uno Gnie StraBe,
2sidte 8eoinsuneen. $4,000 Antbeil
in p~erbe6ertes giSenibum, perib $4,000
eeaen lesres G%igsntbum gu p.rtaalRsn.
3ebn 1armen BON perihieoener @rDBe
in Wisconiin, Minneiota uno Dofcta
biQie gu peftaafen ODER 5a pertaulten
gegen Staot gtgentbum.
6. SO. 9 ouneman liz Oit
4. S!rabe. bat cine AZ N6er g'oBe
farm en Gate glmp gu p%errentea. 4uf
Der Sarm 1T Elm fdDnes Badtem Qaus
nebif StaG unb Sdeune. IL We'!en
BON ct 4aul, 6 Me,len BON Stsurpater
6 Meilsn BON 9ubiOn an Der Smaba
giienbabn.
- $4,000 fir 100 acres 2anb nit
8 3imlner Bid 0otnbaus, 4 ylellea
bon Sb fopee $4,000 fin 1O4 Gcr's,
5 Meilen BON Sbatcpee ; $500 ffr $40
4cres, 100 4ctes unter pfug, 7 Wiei-
len BON Sbatcpee, Is Welen bon ct.
Saul. Auh anbsre Saruts aun oers
tauf ODER 3u psrtauihen fir Staot
gieenttum. $500 fir 6arm bon 80
4cres, so aeres untsr 9fug. 6 gtetlal
orn q. Saul on br 6uoio1 8oao.
Au1 FIJI 5,aOt G~iseaibum gu serial'
iden. Sobn Gigri4, Nsoore
Blcd, z eden.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19

8ant, ber erbBten int Staat, bepps
nirt, unb bic Tbatiade> bab Die
Directoren Der @efeQldaft gu ben eriten
unb beb~eutenbiten &auf1erten lnb ST.
nanssr5Ben eebDren, trdet a,ld nit ba=
gu bet bic ytprtb Weitern 1T bic Trcnt
Slant berartieer Snititute gu beben.
SIS foitet ia nur cine 8leinisteit beisu=
treten.
- STE Natirnal 8 a IL unb
unb 6 dnsznniDn, beren
Office fi@ i'm Tempie gourt befinbet,
1T bic er6Bte uno dlteite a0er nationas
len 8auoereine tn Nmerifa Sbrplan>
mel@er auberoroentlid erfolereia 1T,
unteriheibet fid BON benz anoe.er Sc
ieQidaftsn, inoem CT einen eeniGen
3eitpunet - 5 Sabre = fefiekt, tpenn
ibre Aetien pou besablt perben. Man
bat alfo niht gu tparten> Big bic groiits
-nas z Dosr 8 Sabre bauern tann-
geniigenb ftno, bic Nctien su sablen,
iDnberu beim @intritt bat man gleih bic
@euiBbeit, baB In 5 Sobren Der 9ari=
Wertb Der Mctien ausbeaablt tpirb.
= s. M. Dpuelas &c g.,
6anpt : Office 255 6ennepin Mpe.,
&Dblen, gpte unb Sol; Nxbsrlaeen In
allen Tbeilsn Der Stabt, poour6 bic
Bette 8eoienuns Der &unoen eetdert
1T. Sie perfaufen nlr bic belfen Qua.
litdten bon batten unb weiden 8pblen,
rein unb fret BON g!infers. ba
- Diamanten, nbreL Silberme1z
rem. Stanoubren, 8ron3etpuaren ulp.
iiberbaupt allies, mas III bas Sutpelier
@sihdit i6ldgt, %petfauft cuff Mbsabl:
unssplan an ale 3upsrldiiise Berionen
obne ertra ge5abluns gum reeuldren
greis, Bel Dpnalfon's, benz Satps.
lier, 203 NicpIet Qbe. ba
g. 50. Dana, So & 55-3. Ctr,
e. leibt @elo auf aae@rtenW ertbia9en,
M6bel> Steal @itate, ubren> 9taman:
ten> BferO uno 8asen. 8ediel sc:
fauft. Iaes unter itrengiter &eridwie:
senbeit. &leine Nbsablunsen tperoer
angenpmmen. bn
@ir MAIDEN uniere 2eler barau'
aufmegtiam, baB Die Sarmers &
Mer6ants State 8ant, 3D.
0ennepinsI oenue uno 2. StroBe, De.
polttensg Cont, gIeidpiel tpie srpB, gern'
entgesennimmt, We@iel auf Deutid:
lanc uno ale Tbeile GurDpa's ausfel1
uno ale @eiddfte tint 8antfa9 prDmpl
teipret. gpQectionen cine Spectalttdt
Die 8eamten Der 8ant ftnb: so. S.,
Scofielo> Brditoent SEQ. 8. Matdan
Giceprdftoent, unb Hobert &. Sang
gaifisrer. ba
-8putell 8rps.> 2O3, ZOE
unb 2O7 NicpQet. oil 6ennepin oSel
228 Maibtuetpn Nbe. SID, baben cit
~uneebeures 2a9er bon Wl6beln> Teppi'
Aen, 8oAz uub 6ei35fen aQer Grt, BIZ
lie jest iebr biQig pertaufen. b
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Tas Slaidenbier In Der STAB

- Has 6laidenbier In Der STAB
ann'f4en8 rewinsGo. tanrl
pon feinem anberen iibertroffen tperben.
ioQte cine 8rauerei, bic bas
bette 6aBbier IN Norbpeitern
niat i'm ftanoe fem, Elm Slas
ihenbier, ueldes Dem ailstpdrtigen an
Nualttdt unb Sdmadbaftisteit gIei6
tDmmt, sl brauen? Sic lit I'm itanDe,
es su tbitn unb ben 8etpeis finbet man
In jsber 6laide ibres bortrefliGen
8ieres. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-19

Qpenue> 80 an Sairhilb> IA an SRA:
iilian, % an Nuftralian, 25 Ider an
WcGatpns 2ate, 81 Slider an Sabitd
Safe. 80 SLIDER an Snail Safe.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21
. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT.
a Good Story Told at the Expense of Hon
Chauncey II DePew.

a Good Story Told at the Expense OF Hon
Chauncey u DePew.
Chauucey Depew spoke one evening dur
ing the last campaign al a town ia the III
terror OF this State which 1t IS not necessa-
~ u name. Tue next morning the chair
man OF the local committee took him in his
carriage for a ride about the place. They
had reached the suburbs and were admlring
a bit OF scenery when a man wearing d
blue shirt and carrying long whip on his
shoulder approached from where ne had
been plotting an ox-team along the middle Of
the street, aud said:
You're the man that made the rattlin'
speech up at the hal last night, guessl'
Mr.. Depew m0destly admitted that he bad
INDUCED in some talk az the time and place
specified.
Didn't you have what you said writ
outir went on the man.
NO" replied the orator.
''Y0u don't mean 70 say you made that al
right up as you went alongp
Yes"
Jess hoped right up there. took drink
o. water out of the pitcher, hit the table a
vhack and waded in without no thinkin'
nor n0ihingf
"Wen, l SUPPOSE you might put il that
way
"Weu. that beats me. You'u excuse me-
for stoppiu' you. but what wanted 10 say
was that your speech convinced me. thong q
knowed all the time it was the peskiest lie
that was ever told. made up nv. mind 10
vote your ticket, but I'd a been willin' So
bet peck o. red apples that no man could
stand gp and tell such blamed convincin
les without hsvin EN- writ out You must
- bad az awful lot o pra@ice ~ Y.
Tribune
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21

Following as Tea pointers tai az
Sc sor-h u-smor-zlay
Doa eat r9rA IS Len l. 5 absol1te ,
an-Fo-4-1-s " - ~. u sEog-d bs ren-
eered harmless ~ be-ng exposed ~
srEong ae@- long ea9-gA - os converted
iato DECIDED gay co--r. even - -
lnaerE4ost p@rt.
Don't drllL green "a. al uss hack
moderately
ucn 4-l9~ your servants - pat meat
and vegetables IN tie sane son part
meuE u -1e refrigerator
Don e4s much meat. I'D Increase
is quantity only grad 44lly when re-
covering from = fever
Doal tAks animal food more than
twice daily.
Don't average more than twenty-four
ounces Ot culds daily
Don't let your entire food exceed
thirty four ounces n twenty four hours.
Don't infer that chewing tobacco Is
the most injurious method Of asing tho
weed; tne contrary Is true.
Don smoke Immediately after meals
Don't forget that healthy persons gen
orally lose weight Ia winter and gain IL
summer
Don't believe that eating fAt viii
make yoa tat, quite the contrary holds
true.
Don't eat gamy meats; remember that
''gamy' Is tho Unprecedented word for
rotten.
Don't pour = mouthful of coffee into
an empty stomach. even II you must
tear button from your coat and swal
low Il before, says an Arabic proyerb.
This applies 10 tea as we'll.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-21

When Chief Justice Peters OF Maine
vas at the Bar, be at one time tried q
case wi1h lawyer who ranks among
the aolest, but az the same time among
the most loquacious. attorneys in the
State. Associated with the latter was =
junior counsel, who delivered the open-
ing speech. Peters was aware that tho
loquacious gentleman aforesaid had
prepared an elaborate argument with
which he intended 10 close the case. he
having the last fire." so. when the
time came for Peters TO make his clos
ing argument, he said, Your Honor. T
suppose the opposing counsel in his
closing argument viii be required 10
contine himself 70 points which I may
treat IN nay closing?" Certainly" re-
piled the Court Then. your Honor"
said Lawyer Peters, Il Will submit nv
case without argument" and he won il.