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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-24

We have heard many OF our old friends say
that Salvation OIL cured them Of rheumat tisnl
Those who have not tried II should do So Our
druggists sell 1t for twenty-fy cents bottle all
the time.
Why suffer with a bad cold when ono bottle
Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure \ cough OF
the worst kind. Or. Bulls Congh Syrup Is sold
for rs cents per bottle by all druggists In the
United States
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-24

'Over the Hills to the Poor House. ;"
A person with impaired or impoverished
blood is on the road to physical bankruptcy.
Burd0ck Blood Biners strengthen and enrich
the circulation, repair the tissues, and build up
the entire system. For sale by H. B. Cochran,
caster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-24
HooDs sARsArARrLlA.
SPRING MEDICINE

SPRING EOICINE
II necessity with nearly everybody. The run
dovvr tlrc6 condition at this season II due "a
Impurities IN the blood which have sceS1nula-
ted during the winter, and which must be ex-
PEELED ifyou wish TO Eel well. Hoods sarsapa-
T1lla thoroughly purines and vtsalines he
blood, creates good appetite, cures oiiio0sness
,Sud headache, givss healthy action TO the hid
neys and liver. end imparts 70 the whole body
q feeling oT health and strength. THIS spring Try
HOODS SARSApARILI.A
al take Hoods sarsaparilla every year ~ .
spring tonic, with most satlsfactory results.'
&. PARnxLEK, 80 Bridge street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hoods sarsaparilla Purified my blood, gave
me strength and ovcrcame the headache and
dissiness, % that am able 70 work again. I
recommend Hoods sarsaparilla 70 others whose
blood 10 thin or impure, and who feel worn out
OF run down." LUTHER MASON, Lowell, Mass.
CREATES AN APPETITE
"with the flrst bottle Of Hoods sarsaparilla
my headache entirely disappeared. and whore
before could not muster up an appetite Tor my
meals, cannot now get enough meals 70 satisfy
my appetite. am at present taking my second
bottle" WILLIAM LANsrN0, Post q. A. r..
Neenah, Wis.
N. B.-n you decide to take Hoods sarsapa-
rilla do not be induced TO buy any other.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. d six for Is. Prepared
only by c. I. HOOD 4 CO., lowell, Masa.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-24
Suntnter lirscrta.

CT. CHARLES,
ATLANTIC CITY,
ocean and Delaware Avenue, will open THURS
DAY, JUNE 18th.
my222md JONAH WOOTTON, JB.
HOTEL NoRMANDIE.
H ATLANTIC CITY.
NOW OPEN. Under New Management
+. c. GILLETTE, Proprietor
Late Of Colonade Hotel, Philadelphia.
ml5-lmd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-24
Bncts aun Shcra.
Doors AND SHOES
who GAN BEAT
--OUR-
PRICES i?

Mems Light Checkered and Plain High
Hook-Iace Canvas Shoes with rubber solss, for
Tennis, Gymnasiums Base Ball, etc, sizes 8 To
., sl.25. This regular price Of these shoes Is
80, but We bought a Job Lot" When these
are all We don't think We can get any more to
sell at this price.
Mems Wigwams, 81 Ladies', 75c; Boys, &c,
and Childrens 55c. These. too, are a Job Lot"
Next lot Will have 10 be sold at regular prices
: Mems Boys and Youths Tan Tip Regular
Cut, Hook-I.acs Shoes, $50 per pair; better
grade OF Mems at S2, $50 and 81.
Mems Tip Tan Low Lace Shoes at $50 and -.
Boys Veal Calf Lace, Button and Congress
Shoes, sizes to 81, si2j.
We have one Of the largest lines and assort-
ments Of Mems, Boys and Youths Calf Don
COLA and Kangaroo Shoes In the city.
Ladies' Plain Toe Tan oxfords, 75c. and up
wards.
Ladies' Tip Tan oxfords, 75c. and upwards.
Ladies' Patent Leather Tip oxfords, 75c and
upwards
Ladies' Plain Toe Dongols oxfords Toe, and
upwards.
The two last mentioned shoes beat anything
we ever saw for the money.
Ladies' Kid Opera Slippers, d0r and upwards.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-24

tThe only trains which run daily.
On Sunday the Mail train west funs by way
Columbia.
J. Il. WOOD, Generni Passenger Agent.
CHAS. K. PuGH, General Manager.
r EBANON 4 LANCASTER JOINT LINE
Ia RAILROAD. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
The Sources of Beautiful CoIors.

The American Druggist has formulated a
list Of the choicest colors used IL the arts,
as follows:
The cochineal insects furnish a great
many of the very fine cOlors Among them
are the gorgeous carmine, the crimson,
scarlet carmiue and purple lakes. The cut
tlefish gives the sepia. II Is the inky fluid
which the fish discharges in order TO
render the water opaque when attacked.
Indian yellow comes from the camel Ivory
chips produce the ivory black and bone
black. The exquisite Prussian blue is made
BIZ fusng horses hoOfs aud other refuse
animal matter with impure potassium
carbonate. This color was discovered ac-
cidentally. Various lakes are derived from
roots, barks and gums. Blue black comes
from the charcoal of the vine stalk. Lamp
black is SCOT from certain reslnOus sub
stances. Turkey red Is made from the
madden plant, which grows IN Hindostan.
The yellow sap of tree OF Siam produces
gamboge; the natives catch the sap in
cocoanut shells. Raw sienna is the
natural earth from the neighborhOod OF
Sienna, Italy. Raw umber is also an earth
found near Umbria and burnt. Indian ink
is made from burnt camphor. The Chinese
are the only manufacturers Of this ink, and
they will not reveal toe secret Of its manu-.
facture. Masiic is made from the gum OF
the mastIc tree, which grows in the
Grecisn Archipelago. Blister is the SCOT Of
wood ashes. Very little real ultramarine
is found in the market II is obtained from
the precious laps lazuli, and commands
fabulous price. Chinese white Is zinc,
scarlet is iodide of mercury, aud native
vcrmilion IS from the quicksilver ore called
cinDabar
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

too temerity Of their laxer brethren. They
claim that no amount OF precedent could
Justify a custom which is essentially wro.g
and vulgar The other parties TO the con-
trOversy, on the contrary, contend that In
matters Of dress precedent is both the law
and the prophets. They base their claims
ipon the growing popularity OF the en-
broldered shirt front. insisting that con
ssstcnCy. II nothing else, would make tho
embroidered neckhand Indispensable as al
accompaniment. The outcome OF the c0u-
troversy il now merely a matter % con
lecture, but there seems 20 be no doubt tha.
the developments of It will prove interest
ing. In little group Of fashiouab young
men who sat IN al uptown cafe few
evenings ago the subject was discussed
with considerable emphasis. The opinion
prevailed that the embroidered band bow
would not 5e worn b. the fashion makers OF
New York
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

In order 20 bleach tallov 10 good colon
the following process may be employed
The bleaching mixture or "chemick' ii
made by taking forty pounds OF finely
ground black oxide OF manganese, and add
ing 20 DC tvo Carboys OF water. then gently
pouring fra two carbovs Of OH OF vItri0l o.
10 degrees Tvs al interva g. finally dilutins
TO "a degrees Tw with water.
In order 20 bleach tho tail0v 10 must b,
melted by means or steam When IL j. al
fua boiling heat add about two gallons Of
the above "cAemick,' pouring 50 gently 10,
in order that II may NOT sink 20 tie bottom.
When the tailow boils quickly. the
"chemick is prevented from stlkrg and
is evenly disseminated throughout the
whole batch. ben thoroughly bieachcd.
turu Oh tno steam aad allow 90 settle, then
ran OF tno ta.ow into another vat and
wash 10 wel bg giving 10 good boil up with
water. \ better mixture than the a1ove
which is an ola receipt. in use IN several
large works. NAV be made hv taxing fifty
pounds 0f Tenants recovered man gauese,
instead of the finely ground uIacis oxide it's
lighter, and therefore the tendency 90 sink
in tie melted ta.law is not So great-Chem.
tt. Jour
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

able as the flower effects, Will be worn con
sidcrably. They are OF varying widths,
from a string line to quarter inch, and run
either diagonally or straight across, as
taste may elect. One Of the favorite pat
terms is ia black ground, either self-fgured
or Ilumined with flowers OF light
At the outset Of the social season what
threatened to end in division of opinion
regarding the limit Of decoration appropri-
ate to the ful-dress tie is under considera-
ton.
During the summer some Of the swells a.
IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

Tie scarf Is The one ten Of apparel that
sdAils u t. Il punctuates and ylvines The
entire costume, and = faulEless and oeauti-
"a 10 proportion 20 tas degree with which
the devil of undue gayety and the deep sea
OF .nsipidsy are avoided In is selection.
The Wearer's complexion Is a matter Of first
importance Men whose Lead the rest OF
man zind foil0w-m most OF them without as
much as slspecting it-haye aid down GER
tain precepts OF the point which have ac-
CURED the force Of tnvi0lable laws.
For example, a man v1s-h swarthy features
snd black eyes should alwavs wear a scarf
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

HORSESHOE PATTERN. 20 tie IL The society
uaan-and his name IS legion-who can not
twist the Ascot into graceful folds had better
take precaution 10 have his weakness kept
from the knowledge OF his fellows or he
VIII suffer in reputation. To be able at this
stage OF the social game 70 tic any tieable
scarf is considered a compulsory incident
OF polite education.
In London they are wearing four-in-hands
very wide this season, the aprons IN ex-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
POPULAR SCIENCE.
cAmPhoR COMPOUNDS.


soEas of Their PeeunAr Features .ad
Properties
Tue compounds formed ~ c&mphor viii
chloral, phenoi, bstol, salol, resoTciu AMI
other substances have attracted some a.
tenLou Ia recent years IN consequences of
tie Introduction o. some Of then INTO Hedl-
csne. Most Of them present the PECULIARLY
sf being LQuid products of the conbinstion
Of two solids. snd even when this Is not tie
clse, as ia ths compounds Of camphor win
bydroQ uinone, salcylie acid t2nnin and
gallo acid. tbe temperature Of the melting
point Of the joint product Is much below
that Of either Of its constituents (Repert0ire,
July 10, D. 2S9). n. CAzenegve points out
that these ezmphor cOmpeands are prob
ably more numerous than Is generally sup
posed. Even resin and gum resins are sad
10 soften ia contact with can phor, and gltta
percha has been reported 70 behave slml-
larly.
Although in many Of these cases true
compounds are probably formed, ia which
the individual properties Of the constituents
are modified, the exact nature Of the com
bination has not yet been explained, and II
is evident that II - comparatively feeble.
IL i known. for instance, that upon sub
mitting 10 dlstiilstion the liquid formed by
the combination OF camphor with chloral
hydrate. IL IS split up into its constituents.
The same result is obtained by simply shak-
ing il with water; but IL remains IN
altered when agitated with aqueous solu-
tion OF chloral hydrate. In discussing the
question n Cazeneuve expresses the
opinion that the formation OF these com
pounds is not due 10 the non-saturation Of
the camphor molecule, which allows Of the
fxation Of two atoms OF hydrogen, 10 form
oorneol, because the compound so produced
is stable one. He prefers 10 consider
camphor chloral and its congeners as a
class OF molecular compounds" In which
the combination between the two consut-
uents IS comparable 10 that which exists
between water OF capitalization and salt
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

The vulcanization OF this mixture with rub
Der was effected by heating for ninety min
utes at 2S7 degrees Fahrenheit, or equiva
lent 20 forty pounds steam pressure.
OF course, we do not wish TO infer that
the mixing of the foregoing ingredients
with rubber must necessarily be looked up
on IS a sophistication. There are many pur'
poses 10 which pure rubber could not be ap-
piled; but seeing kat the usual trade MKT
ures enable it 10 be put TO such very diverse
uses. consumers should be able 10 specify
the exact kind they require. 1t is an &C
knowledged fact that the use Of rubber has,
10 a large extent, been given up In chemical
works, on account OF the uncertainty of its
longevity, and this notice has been prompted
by the sight Of rubber cord that has pre-
served it's original character very well after
being in use twenty five years; but 1t only
contains 12 per cent. Of mineral natter
Chemical Trade Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

TO the masses and 70 men unable 10 use their
fingers. II is just as popular as ever, how.
ever, and is TO be seen in thousands Of diff
ferent patterns and in many variations OF
form.
The fashionable colors TO be worn this
fall are garnet, myrtle, black, white, laven-
der, marguerite and other rich and mellow
tlnts and shades.
There is an unusual softness and delicacy
about the silks. The conhgurations run te
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
sCARFS FOR FALL
Tia New Freaks os Fashion n
Meas HeckWeak

1ns slx Pun Larger .zd More Aggressive
b ih2A Eser Ene FosF-i1 Had % Bs
wider Th2a Th4z ~ Last Year aud the
Asest e4ifs as Ezn - sociesy ns1 Asf-
lated over tas Dress Ess.
Tiers is one 4adisDuted axiom ansnx
xsnusmen e fashion, says the New York
World Here it .. A maa sviuoes taste Or
the lack Of il mere forc.oly ia the choosing
CT his neck scarfs than IN any other regard
having 70 90 with ans dressing as "a ART
Two treacnerols elements enter INTO Las
ec1sIderatloa OF The case form ana color.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

floral effects, chiefly
Oriental and Italian,
and are surprisingly
beautiful. Large fg-
ures are the rule, a.
though some of the
smaller ones are quite
artistic. A fashion
a b ! e pattern is a
ground of g arm ct,
selffgured in larga
spots. II an d - e N
broidered marguer-
ties on a ground Of
lavender is another
stylish design. Then
there are plain white
grounds with all man.
ner of floral reliefs
both as TO design and
coloring. Stripes, al
fhnr Oh not aa faah;nn-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

IN position. TAis -
one Of the bol6est OF
the new fall styles,
snd has caught on
Immensely with the
swells.
4 d c Ascot scarf,
which is nothing eise
tLan "a enlarged four
in hand, VIII be much
IN use this season.
When tied II resem-
b.es the made-up pur,
and is considered all
the more fashionable
fran the fact thatit re-
Quires expert IN gers
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

WhktA ~ = p4eiCcS az Al
ing fancily embroid-
cred ties at the even
iug hops. In a few
cases, at least, a mite
OF pale color was no
ticeable In the en-
brOidery. Now, the
question arises as to
tae propriety OF this
innovation Those who
take the stand that
uuatorued cambria IS
the proper evening tie
for a gentleman pre-
tend 70 be shocked az
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

Tommy I'm going to tel ma you pushed
ue overheard
Lizzie J0hanie-You'd batter not
Tommv-She z lick ma n I say 7 fen over.
Little J0hnuie-That' what you'd better
tell her. II you pat the blame on ne III
LEX you, and III hurt you more than your
mother wIii-Life
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

treme cases being
seven inches. The
fashionable width IN
this city Will not go
beyond three inches,
nor can IL 90 much
below. The tendency
thus early in the sea-
son is 20 tie the four
in-hand into a hat and
loose knot, giving the
scarf 4 neghgee and
soft aspect
The made-up four
INLAND. or K,
scarf is no longer
worn by expert dress
ers being relocated
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

tents and purposes, AZ EN5Iisa coNcEir.
double breasted puf scarf To begin VITA.
ID IS largs and fu-ls and the tapping Of the
aprons Is not in the center. As Is ordinarily
the case, but 10 the extreme left. Thls pro
dlces the same effect a. j. seen IN the lap
ping Of a douole-brsasled vest when but
toned On the we4rer.
To correspond with the buttons Of the
vest gold pin IS used % hold tue scarf
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

. 49, - - a. 49,
- tks ecEe, bar for
al th4r it . Eae p.ak
q fzsnlon sDd tas
d<<ling OF the d1oes-
It's very wat of ca1-
Sutlon2lty > Saers-
IA is supposed ca4r.z
- sad - lodge.
p-riag me paat
SIMMER the do4e.s-
breasted hight vest
attained = . deal y
popularlty . a % <
fasal0nsols mel. sa1
this has presuUa5ly
sd % the lntro1 1ctlon
of what Is, % al IN
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

The shape OF . scarf
- mainly determined
oy tas skin OF the de-
sizner, sn1, except n
England. wnere Lord
huston or the Duke of
Portland, or th4t ex-
emplzr Of fashion IN
earnate, tne Prince
himself, determines
upon some radical 90
parture from beaten
paths, u IS largely al
affair OF Convention,
subject only % the
usual ven4l mCdlhca-
eaton OF style.
g0lor every thing.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

OF Q sfinctive hue
say, black, deep blue,
o. blood, red, maroon,
violet a ID kindred
shades Whether the
sc4rfisillumirct wlth
e CURES or not, tae pre-
dominating z to q q
should be pronounced.
On the other hand,
blonde men should
avoid deep collars ~
srricting their e ee
q vague and u1cc1
promising < tlnts, such
as pale blue, dght pink
and me various blend
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

WAEER-Say, Meeks. how dd you ever
pilcz ap coursge enough 20 propose 90 yosr
wfef
Meeks whose wife wears tue trouseFs)-
Way, diGn Lila
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

1Dalis. All others daily except sunday
Taking effect sunday. July la l.ss
eleeplng ears run ou Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
Presses 70 and from petroit-Fafl0r cart run
or Day Express and Grand Rapids Express 10
Lnd from Detr0It I'D rect connect ions made ~
Detroit with al through trains East Tickets
o. sale af Union Ticket once. c. Moar0e s..
and az Union depot
FHFn q. Bwoqs, Cent Art. 91 Wourosst
Q. ". kUCgrFs- q. ?. and ] Agt or ago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

Boy-SaY. mister. yer had better be care
III and not FIRE c1 your gun.
Amateur Sportsman Why. ny soni
Boy Cos there's a bird wsltln' ter stea4
TIE shot Tine
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

fellows IN ga outlines the opening ot the
vest. narrowing down % point AZ tle Dot
ton
One ~ the fresh English fsncies .
al immense aat scarf. with some of ne
fsares - puT and wth tie edges
h4rFsi ~ Ir an irregular manner, 90 as
e. firm an angular snt uneven osslBa
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

The te- -aITe 1 tle Rer.a Tor cuts
bruises. sor-, ulcers. saIt IlelIa. ieVrr
sores. t.tter. caap..l hands. eall ans
Corns ana al sAln raptous, aad pose
tFeIy cures s. or 10 pay reg gulr. g.
lt IS guaranteed 60 & ve perfect -af siac-
ton or money refunded. Price Z5ceuts
Ter hox- For sale hy Peek Bros, drug
gists. corner Monroe and D.vs1n-sts.
For pillows, comf0rtables and blank
cts. go to the Winecar Furniture Com
psny.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
The Only Non-Alcoholic Vegetable Medi.
cine put up in Liquid Form

II Is not vile fancy drink made Of rum.
poor whiskey, or refuse liquors. spiced and
swectened to please the taste but a purely
vegetable preparation. made from native Calf
fOrnia herbs
twenty-five years use have demonstrated TO
millions of sufferers throughout the civilized
world, that of All the medicines ever iScoverea
Vinegar BitteTs only Possesses perfect and
wonderful curative effects upon those troubled
with the following diseases. VIZ:
Dyspepsia rheumatism. Catarrh. Neuralgia
Headache. Bo!s. Scroiula. skin Diseases Jaun-
dice. Gout, Piles Biliousness and AZ other
diseases arising from blood impurities, and as
a Nermlfuge 10 is the best in the world. being
death 10 all worms that infest the human sys
TEN.
II Is always safe TO take At any time. or un-
der any condition of the system. from old or
young, or Tor either sex IL is pUt up in two
styles. The Old is slightly bitter and IS the
stronger in cathartic effect. The new stSle :
very pleasant 10 the taste. and perfect medi-
1e for delicate women or children. Each
kind is distinctly marked on top of carton.
Many families keep both kinds ou hand. as
they form "A complete medicine chest.
Bend Tor beautiful book free
Address X. II. MCDONALD DRUG CO.
o. Washington 81. y. \. city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

not be ignored. If a
man dresses il drab
or q eep black he
should never, unless
when IN mourning,
or when wearing a
vest opening unusu-
ally wide, displaying z
q big area OF white
shirt-front, wear a
plain black or somber
scarf. To do so would
produce a grewsome
ensemble. The safer
rule, 10 is agreed, is
70 seek a becoming
contrast between the
tone OF the garments
and the predominant
hue Of tn Q scarf.
There are men, how
ever, no appear
" IL dressed and
who never affect any
other color than
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

ings that produce gayer and more buoyant
effects. Persons OF neutral complexion and
gray eyes should exercise the utmost care
snd precautioE in the selection OF neckwear.
The character and color OF fone's garments
exert another decided influence which can
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

black from head 20 foot In the
case o. elderly gentlemen, especially
II belonging % one Of the learned pro-
fesslous. this exception il considered
allowable. but at the same time the effect is
exceedingly ilsrtistic tyou the point OF
view ofthe man offashior. The need for
vivaciogs cSect in neckwear this season is
thought % be greater than ever owing 10
tto popularity Of the cutaway and sack
cclts These are jauuty garments, and on
ths score cf ftaess the scarf should incline
somewhat 20 gayety.
No man wao studies fashion nowadays
can consider MS wardrobe complete without
g. least four Gczen scarfs. In the morning
the foUr-in-hand IS the thing most worn by
young club men, and many prefer II for aft
sruoon wear also, although for tho latter
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

frail aud delicate IN
appearance. and fash
ioued on the lines 81
the larger species
drawn out longitu-
dinally. II il respect
failv dedicated 20 the
more timid portion q
mar kind who yearu
fcrthe livery 81 fash
ION but are lacking 10
the necessary moral
ccurage % pay court
20 the major puf
Then there trowei-
shsneff Fat scarf that
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

q. P. P. p. Glove Fitting. f. & o..
W arner Bros. Corsets, Ferris Bro. s.
Waists at Stau9er' new store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

For an rlegsnt antique oak fu ush
t1r a-piece bedroom suIte for Sf8 90 g.
rne VINEGAR FuU ture Company, l23
i-5 ~. l-s south DlWslou-st.s corner
OF Cherry st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
CHICAGO a wrsr NIcnIaaN-rR.rNs

- k4ilRc a. a4o depart non / llOE DEPOT
DKFAET.
IIp. fer Chicago Muske.0n. Toledo.f s.Uam
] ast NAL Tor lhles40 ..-...-..-1 .,1 h n
Iaprcss Tor Nuskefun and Hart h.ss i la
Alght kApTcss Tor IhlcaE ~ i IA
Niaili "a Tess tof ln1 ..llaroiis ~ u II
For hiR Rapids, Baldwin. LCd. lFtou
, sna ksn.stee -........-. -..-----.---f 4.os pm
For Big Rapids. Baldwin. Lud'nQt0n
and Manlstre ..............-. fs.&am
L1pTess Tor = uskegou Crane Haven't 40 , "a
AEflFE
Night Express from hicago. - b.SAm
y itAi IA pre- tsz from .l .s4apoils ..t h.lf a az
Express from MGskegon aud Hart rlg.Is la
Mai nom Chicago Alo MAsheE0l $40 4 IA
Impress from Grand Haven -f .s,4 j "a
11pres> from PcntNaIer. Isl MusEeg 7 81 ! "a
ast ~ press IRON Chicago fig.lE i Ia
Prom Manlsfce. LudluFI0u. Baldwin
= Snd big Rapids ..-...-............ fl0Dam
From Manlstee. Ludlugfon. IaIdWt tnf II 4 m
-Daliy. fDailg except sunday sDa.lv e1-
Ia uroaN. tDaiiy excerpt Nouaay
Through coaches 10 Chicago on $50 10
Train Through parlor coach 20 fhIraEs Ou
l:o1 p m fraln-NO extra charge Tor seats
The go "a. ln. train consisting ~ fav coaches
tna smoker runs through 80 Chicago solid
lhfouxh combination sleeping and cha'r
cas- O. and from indianapolis on Aleat LIZ
press trains.
Through sieepers 10 and from Chicago on
Right Express trains
M. a. CsRFrNTFE rrafrc Manager.
NniIAs A. GAgEIT. ASST 0en. Pass. AEeBL
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
INDIA RUBBER.

Its Adulteration for Mechanical Purposes.
Probably no article Of merchandise has
been studied so well with a view 10 adulter-
alton as rubber. We have met with many
samples OF cotton goods wherein the added
matter averaged half the total weight, but
in a recent trial it has been proved that
fifty-fye per cent. of foreign materials is
not an uncommon thing 10 find in even
what are considered good samples Of com.
mercial rubber. The rubber in question
contained 1927 of pure rubber and 473 OF
mineral matter in the hundred parts, the
mineral ingredients being made up as fol-
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