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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16

USED one bottle Of Mothers Friend" be
fore my first confinement. il IS a uoaGerjul
remedy. Looked and felt so well afterwards
friends remarked II. Would not be with
out Mothers Friend" for any considera-
ton.
Mrs. Jos. b. ANDERsoN, Ochoopee, Ga.
Write Bradtield Reg. Co. Atlanta, Ga.
for further particulars. Sold by all drug
giSts
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16
Hoods SarSapariIIa

Is carefully prepared from Sarsaparila, Dande-
non. Mandrake, Dock, PipSisse va, Jumper Ber-
lies, ana other well-known and valuable vegeta-
Die remedies. by REGULAR combination, proper
ton Srd process. giving to Hoods sarsaparilla
curative power not nnSsessaA hv OF her medicines
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-16

"Having used your Paine's Celery COMPOUND
this spring, can safely recommend It as the
most powerful and at the same time most
gentle regulator. 1t is a splendid nerve tonic
ana since taking it have felt Ike a new man,
Il. E. KNoRR, Wetertown, D.kota
WELLS, RICHARDSON & Co Props burlington, Vt
ydcTETE1 E000 Ba6ie, using Il .lerp ,refI
y 49, L
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

The real test OF the manners and morals
of nation Is not By comparison with
other nations. but with itself II must 10
Judged by the historical. rot by the topo-
graphical standard. Does il develop: and
howf Manners. Ike morals, are an affair
f evolution. and must often Dc a native
product. a wholly Indigenous thing. This
Is the case. for instance. with the habitual
A American courtesy to women IN -ravel-
irS-a thing unparalleled ia any Euro
pean couutry. and OF which. even in this
country. Howells finds his best type in
the Californian. Wat taxes the place
of it among the Latin races Is the courtesy
II tie high bred gentleman toward the
lady who Is his social equal (which IS A
wholly different thing. A similar point
ofevolution ia this country is the decorum
q > public assembly Il Il known that
At the early town meetings in New Eng
1nd men SAT with their hats on, as ir
England. JDcousciCDsly, by = simple
evolution = good manners the habit has
been ou-grown ia America. bat Parlla-
ncut st.il retains it.
fauT good results nay have followed
inaner-ep epdbiy from th.s same tendency
% 8ecoran- Tins Mr Bryce points out
that ne f1rcible irterrup'iou of public
meeting ~ The opposite party. although
vevy conE.on in Eng.snd. il very rare IN
America. IA general. ~ith us. usages are
ulors sevi-la, more alapdve. "a public
mcctngs. for instarcs. ws res rid n a
great aaany thlnEs tiat are unusterahiy
t,flars. 81 ..la Eae..sh rr.rtlce ~ nsov-
i1E. seca-dln~ aad debating the pre-
scrited ~oto ~ t-anas e. the presijIng
cfa-er ae tse end sf fas moss .as.gr -
cant gathering it s very lkelg taat
eean cur ineessart s.f critician con-
trinitsr toward fhis gra3aal aaeiars-
fln ~ habits II that -ase fhe eal3sr
- that our Engilsa cousins. rgao cririclss
themselves qFsiae ~ iasssssutly. Move 80
s.uvlv.-dax s<Ts De sF
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

~ ASA Mrs.. Darcy Hal have re-
t-rsf-- .aa. & alil9fn'z.
A. alss g ta.s a. las goue "
-i Lea alo 80 les.ie.
Ir Nst.teab b.rg has gone toGrznd
Has l1 fas.f las -.-sa u.
4-s E.a1che iieton ~ JSNks8n, j.
s.-fs lIisUea ID ta.s ETY.
II e =. r. jackson has gone - Grand
Raw 81 .s.- lHlBds unta ,allfiay.
NJ >Pence AID Ass Roberts. *
aas'.nss attein.el souers' ls,E even ~
hn GsoFe - ~asetee went g.
lalcs 30 9l l4-.l.ee. 80. ai4y alorl .l 4.
Dr. g. u. Mood, wa0 has been III
saee NoFea8bcr. i Bou able a. r.s.e O,lt.
M0s. G. r. Na.ltce sna ea8.en. III
}aeksen are tes guests ~ relatives ln
ta-s c.ty
Geo-ge W.lman has moved into an
Z elega lew residence at lo3 south
I Jl.ea Ell.
Wai.4ee Franklin las bought a house
aua iot, NJ. - North fgospect-st-, ~
JAIME, NIL lor $500.
j.. kley, 81 t,rsna Rapids, j. az
tle AAtJn8l, n Washington. Z. ll.
LyoA Is q. tae -. J4nles.
e.. Morton, vi tA-s c.ty, and Mis-
Gcrtle Barnard, or Kalamazoo, were
married II Milwaukee, yesterday after
uool.
personal letter from Prof. G. g..
{ ~een,herg, received day % tH0 since,
F .tft hlm AZ the Mammoth Cave Iotei,
having just returned from a tou Of
ght hours under ground through the
+ cave with "a party winch included
eighteen Young ladies from Memphis,
7 Who were friend, OF thc family 0t Rev.
+ Nr. Burtord, formerly of thl. city.
Benjamin A Harlan, OF Michigan,
+ Who j, member OF the Board of Re
+ view in tie Pension Office, has hcen de-
7 tailed hy the chef clerk on The part Il
i tne Pension Ofice tO assist the C.yl
I ~ert icc Commits on II comparing the
\ papers OF the candidates who were cx-
+ amluod at thc recent examinations
/ throughout the country. IN. Harlan
formerly lived IN Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
THE PANTRY SHELF.
Members of the osashtsnons Riding
CIub Eat Their sicaIs standing.

Members of the osashtsnons Riding
Ciub Eat Their Meals standing.
The cantcder OF the OWasutanong Rid
ing ClUh dow Il 10 Jacksonville last sum
Gay was fruitful VI experiences. Fred
WurzbGrg, Who Was 70 be one Ot the
number, happened III the last moment
70 remember that be was booked Tor u
dance act at the Elks' entertainment,
and remembering by past experience
that horseback riding renders dancing
= somewhat painful exercise, he a0-
stained, rejecting all offers of pillow.
Captain Knox secured mount at one
| Of the Ivcrles warranted 10 be a dandy
saddle horsc. The beast proved 10 be
more than WAS represented. He IN
sisted or going either at a racing pace
OF at a slow walk, and he was alter
natCly either mile in advance or in
the rear. He arrived home minus
large patches of cuticlc, and he will
find Sedentary life an uncomfortable
| one for some time 10 come.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
BUILDING FIRE TRAPS.
A New Frame Building Going Up in the
Fire Limits.

A New Frame Building Going Up in the
Fire Limits.
Much Indignation has been expressed
at the action of the Council in permit
ting the erection of a new frame build
ing within the fire limits, just opposite
the Union depot. The building is
placed between two old frame struc-
lures, and adds very materially TO the
fire risk in that vicinity. The building
is only one story in height, and it is
agreed that when tie Council requests
it the owners win remove 1t. The
latter clause is regarded as farci-
cal. as once erected 1t Wl.l
undoubtedly stand as long as the
owners choose to let it, and the fire
iierd dc.g .gus to spare it.
The opinion l. exprcssed that the
Council when IL refused permission to
construct bay windows projecting
twelve inches into the street, strained
ut cnat, anI when it allowed this
building il swallowed q camel.
Several remOnstTanCes have been
handed in % the Council, and very
possibly permission to complete the
building viii be withdrawn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
INSTALLED A PASTOR.
T.. az Dasas fsxza21ly Pl2esa IA SA2sss
- 49, Ffrss Ffsssy teFfAa Ch1Eeh-


Last eYe2-ns tAe Res. L. II. Dzy.s
uas dslY Installed a. pastor ot he
FFst Presbyterian eaurca, ooFaes CT
SeE.haeg saa k.Ess-sls.
Ihe pslp.t a,id elao.s wese ksstefully
decorated Bgh towers n aouoE oI tae
ocCaS.8u and . large uamheF were
pres "a % sitlses kae oerea0ny. Ills
& xerc - were conducted - tae Pre-
trts - ard opened wtn ssng ng - il-e
rholr fne Rev. Mathews. ~ spTag
Lake. Moderator 81 tle FlesbNteIl
read 3 >lr ptUre te,soA, .aN tie Eek
GleaSeu, "a iona, lollowe& Mil "a
prayer Ihs Nes. A&ndssgeen. "
. UFand Haven, Iaen PreNehed az abe
& ,cou Sc tTonl tie @e.otd Eplsi-e ~
Pau % tie Corinthians, "tnr,t
,ent ne n0t - lagtlse, l0t - pFCz-eA
lle gospel"
The Moderator then advanced Ia tae
lhsncel. ant cling the l'Tesfyt ~ lor-
vaii le made h snort addTe>, explains
losF oI tue ctrsmthles. 4ud announced
tu tle co8gregsUbu that the cand idAte
had been 0uiy kanWed IA lie pres
tlre ~ the ifrcsbyteFy, and taey de-
c.arct Alm onpetsut fJr tAe Othce
t1cv Aad cAo, n hlnl u I'll.
lhe Modera -or then prJpOunded the
necessary quI ,t.Ons, WliCh the Candl-
date answered. % the affirmative. The
candidate the J. advanced and knelt az
the ehancel, Miuie the PresbyteTy AS
>cmhled and performed the solemn
ceremony Ol tlc laying on Ot hands.
Ecy. - H. Cobb delivered the charge,
and the Presbyfery adjourned 10 meet
az Iona next Thursday evening Ton the
purpose OF installing minister III that
city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
I. o. G. IT. ENTERTAINMENT.
The Vest side Templars Install Omcers
and Has. a Good Time

me " tot Side lrmpiars lnstaii olnccfs
and Have Good Time
The recently elected officers of the
West side Good Tcmplars' lodge were
publicly installed last evening.
After the installation the following
programme was rendered.:
PART FIRST.
Instrumental Solo-Niss Myrtle Wilmot-
kecitatlon-Miss Libbie Turner.
Singing Quartcttc-LaNtOn Skilman. Frank
Bean. Harry Bean and Ed Gorman.
foruvt ~olO-Mr Herman hutsche.
Eecltation-Miss Nina ScOby.
Violin Uueft-NiSS Celia ohlcSeU and Mr..
J0hu Braided.
rNrEeMissfoN oF oNE MINUTE.
PART SECOND.
Piano Duett-Mlss AgncSS NanBure and Miss
Jennie BArngrd.
Recitation Ms IS Gertie Valentine.
Banjo Duett-Mss Edith B.auyelt and A dolph
Tyr0ler
Dialogue Mr. Henry Crow and Mr. julius
kutsche.
Whistling Solo-Nr Smally.
Violin Irio-Mr. Charlie Evans and Mr.. Al.
Hunt.
The whistling solo, by Mr. Smally,
called Out double encore, and the
dialogue between Hamlet and his
fathers ghost was very realistic. Re
freshments were served during the
evening, and the occasion was memoir
able for its enjoyment.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
She Forgot the Corpse.

4 Mrs. ID. NJ. SkidmOre arrived at the
Union depot yesterday from Chicago,
and upon her arrival she went to the
baggage room and demanded a corpse
marked :. ID. Skidmore, but to her
CONSERVATION the corpse was not on the
train. \ few minutes later General
Baggage Master Wygant received 4
telegram from Chicago, saying the
corpse was there, and asking for n
structions concerning il, n it was
marked Grand Rapids. Instructions
were tclcgraphed, and the lady pro-
cocded on her way to Alto, Mich, and
the corpse viii be forwarded as soon as
it arrives. The baggagemen say such
occurrences are frequent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

HON tie liesroTl Herald
81. J. Sweet o. Grand kspidss WAS ~
tic yll.ag, saturday morning, accom-
panied by Nm. Aitehell, Il railroad col-
tractor. Mr. Mitchell took = walk
over the grade fIom thls place o.
Hastings. Mr.. Sweet accompanied him
about two nuics. and returned "a time
u take the IL O. clock TRAIN Tor Lowell.
a this Is the INST Unle tnat NJ. Sweet
has taken interest enough IN the grade
To look IL over, il is surmlsed that >onlc-
thing is going to bc dome towards au
extension Of his read u Hastings.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

John Martin returned MFuiayn -1t
from hs trip abroad. having hccn ah-
s.at from home just $50 days, ana
made the complete c.rcu If thc glor-.
He icft GRAND Rapds Js'v f i>s
ari embarked from ~au pegp . ja.v
Ine vBrht in which most cf tao tr.p
was made was tiio sChoeuFr f1~nrrt
whose race across the Atlantic wlta enc
IaentIcsz two years ago }Jsr lIreno al-
ocred by all nautical peop Se e1-
1orrd himself hugely. ara has oIHfc
t,e appearance oil eathcr-bcateu ,ar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
Citizens, Attention.

thereby request that as many Of our
citizens A. feel interested IA The proper
obscrNances of May 80, a day sei
apart IA national holiday, kEown "a
Decoration Day, day on which Ne
meet tO mingle our tears and sorrows
in fond remembrance of ouT nations
dead, will meet IN the Common Coun-
Gil room ON Thursday evening, May 9,
at 7:5O p. m, for the purpose Of making
the necessary preparations Tor the
proper obseryanccs of the day.
JOINS kILLEAE,
Mayor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

John J. Sours, late of Winchester &
SourS, grocers, corner East Bridge and
Lafayctte-sts., has engaged IN the real
estate business. He has his Office with
W. II. Anderson, under the Fourth
National Bank.-Dojly Eagle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
Boat Connections.

The G.. i. x l. railroad has about
concluded arrangements with the Z. A..
Moore transportation Co., ofMilwau-
koc, To- run a lnc OF boats across the
lake 10 connect with the G.. X. d |. al;
MUskegou.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

J. G. Lehman, the West side grocer,
is tearing down the onc-story brick
building next to the Fifth National
Bank on Bridge-st., preparatory to
erecting q thrcc-story brick block. The
plans for the new building were drafted
by Architect Robinson, and the CON
tract for It's erection has been let t.
John Young Baker.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

Frank Day, young man working on
the residence Of Enos Putnam, fell
from a scaHold yesterday at 4.30, and
broke his left arm and several ribs.
He was taken TO the house OF his uncle,
at 49n South I0nia-st., hy the police,
and Dr. White was called to attend
hun.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

Railroad tcmn -s.lUCr Err aEi
Nm. Alfen smith. attorney. maio sr
eVnerusr ran ef sne Distance
yesterday. u-th enc rcv -tsam hand
rsr rarertF rpnet hr Jn eef
Ifey vere Ace muan ed bv t1c rce
tar ard the tra vas varv sscrf 80 +.
cne. ts ear ras.rI "a ae ~ tvraf.
hre a. hour Mr Esch was fn1
pslsef vft fhe hsrd-car. whc1 81
"a v yesterday fer tae llst lme.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
Grand Rapids, May 4
l. Marriage a Failure l.?

Yes; with a back-breaking old style
sewing machine IN the house. No;
with a standard" rotary shuttle TO
make life easy for the wife. 90 10
Geo. j. Hcrmck q Co., - Fountain-st.,
and buy your wife one of these wonder
ful sewing machines.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
THE BICYCLE CLUB.

The Wheelmen Meet and Elect Their
Officers.
AT the annual meeting of the Grand
Rapids Bicycle Club last night, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, d. A. Miller; Vice President,
James +. Grady; Secretary, III. ID.
Smith; Treasurer, W. ;. Turner; Cap
tam, X. B. Ham; Sub-captain, William
Melville; Bugler, Charles Hovey; Color
Bearer, l.. G. Packard.
The club spent some time talking
about club runs during the Summer,
and matters OF general interest to the
club were discussed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
Prom DIR. Fair.

Rev. W. Ball Wright, assistant at st.
Marks church, is in receipt of 4 letter
from Rev. Dr. Campbell Fair in which
the Rev. Doctor states that he expects
70 return the latter part Of May and
viii arrive IN time 10 attend the do
Cesln convention.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
Handsome Spring Hats.

J. Miner, 81 Monroe-st., has all the
new and fashionable shapes and colOrs
III Spring hats, including nutria brown,
yicugna, cinnamon, cedar, buckskln
and gray, at prices from 3 upwards.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
A VILLAGE ON FIRE.
The Town Of sullivan Probably ne
slreNe.l.

strcyed.
Views was received at the e. r. n
offices last mi ght that the ttle town ot
sullivan. on the line Of the Nuskegou
branch. was burning up large m
and several other build ugs had been
them destroyed. snd the flames 'wcre
sGi spreading. An engine was an once
~suf t0 che scene with "a numhe- nf
men. hut at ? O'Clock ths ur {
had not returned, and as there Is no
telegraph Office there, nothing further
WaS ascrrfsrnfd
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

II you once try Carter's Little Liver
Pills for sick headache, biliOusness or
constipation, YOU Will never bc without
them. They are purely vegetable;
small and easy to take. Don't forgot
fnia
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
TOWN TOPICS


aea4.y every ..f r. - 'As e'y h4s
T. iie ali AEs- =. >ei.llie-a ~ ,s' p
t--a ~
Day gecas merchants report t-tie
q ~ fe1F dal.
na residents ara donz ls1s of
slfil S.li-s taese 1ags.
Tie ateri8r ~ t..s aeg FullI t,o.k
w. seel - Ea.-.aa
re -f,.., t......- l...f uH ~s al,
duu sunday ios tae se4-oa ~ Reed S
Lake
p.f-o.. ,f ta.s s+,.k k.....f car H4a
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e..sr- ear.
u.t s4 q St,gisv
t..-e..- =. Jtf f.I-5 -. = f.sa
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-
t.r.'r.2.ef ..I..t se. - l-rn t.res
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l-1 i'-t JOY 4ti sHs VA" -i- ~
''ul @t 80
Ie ~ '"' - '-'1 '''.
jta1 ~ tu has arrested lust sotitA ~
-. - y's-g-aAy lot 'Ae e-~i,,Y ile
''Na-'' 0''o' 70 '-''-~9 "e''i az
'
3 large number ~ new books nave
heen added 90 the library, ald SIT he
''''-' 80 '''-' 80 '"'y 'Ai'
charles bodensiein, oi tne star Cloth
~ 'pDit itAHFf ms poosht lot el ".
4iiA7'y oh f-in-oii-st., instead ~ fsos-
s''-,".
4-e "4eiopef7 ol lhe 4 tilh t.e formed
e"-teA5 Aits4 tfial OF Lfec ministers
l'st evening voted % engage as pastor
I'e'- 4 D"'aeii-'' oi OtaASe tlly.
hes. j. y. "lFens, pastor ot thc A. VI
'lti'h' - soic4tAS Iui'd7 - eh-'iit
tte ,'c-rty % ra-se the nuiidinB and
l.ter sv"o i'uH"Atloh oii1tI IT,
There were two hre alarms yesterday
afternoon. one was Occasioncd by the
tfai ol boA, and the OtheF ny the
t'itA-H5 OF small sheu on thc west
o-de-
The case of the People against
Charles MacOrd aud Nm. MlcOrd has
been pat over 10 the Fall term OF court
on account of the absence VI IN I'M
lortant witness.
the Isaac Bates bastarIy ease was
taken up IN Justice WestfalPs court
yesterday. The testimony has been
concluded and the case adjourned ull
next Monday.
The Italian. Alphonso Rusk. taken 10
the County House last week died Mon
day night from enlargement OF the
liver. lis countrymen took the body
III charge Tor burial.
The uvdr,,,l,,, co,,ra,,,. iel5 ;,s
annual rn5etirg nv, vc.ter5av ~ the oeicc
on Ottawa-st.. and reelected the old
board OF directors. The directors
meeting was adjourned for one week.
Tn. D;rcctors of Tho Grand p,,;ds
Pss,, RaiI ciph wsrc - ba,a III :
,,est,,,r, n. 49, pr,bs,o 60. ,-l',',s
Ilr ,,.. 7,,,o-,,,,, - ,,-,s..,'t 81 -,
1tIe- -. :, e,Ifotl - =, 80 ..'.' 90
lng.
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d.-- r, - ~ '.,, N Lea t,,i = -ol
Tl-,r - , 80. ''et IN
-,,- ~-,-~. VI q" rl W -. '' "a ,'l'
Nfs,l.,'-,.-, : ~ ''' ..'l--.S WI III
hNLFuy -. S1Tr' IItsideut OF the
r9nrrd fI, sliiSI;I-l. - - ~ 10. .'-''
70 ~ Sbsv+ H. 4 t. 81 u
" rrIi',.1t C'.i,.'';..-I - = any n
ti,',.- IA n p1,.ro :, ga sIll,l' - -
s-.l C.t.,. O. Jv;iI.a-n. - ''''0 '''''i u
"e 80 ,,l''llu t.al lIls lshpenlnS Gold
NIiu SILVER company : composed OF
i.'HtLt0 ana INNING men oi the two
I.l-,s FROM g.l Ntii'h 'ne company takes Its
h'lne- me cohI any Will explore Ton
-.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

Hon. W. b. Fuller, of Newaygo, hav-
ing sold n.s newspaper, viii move To
this city. Dan +. Soper, Of tie same
city, having been deposod from the
postohicc Will also move here.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

The Queen of Beauty must look TO her
teeth, fora pretty mouth i Indispensable
TO female lOvelincsS. Brush your teeth
carefully with fragrant SOZODONT and
YOU will be charmed with the result,
Tor it is without equal as dcntilrice.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

If sick headache is misery, what are
Carter's Little Liver Pills If they viii
positively cure it? People who have
used them speak frankly of Their worth.
They are small and easy to take.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
Loosc.s Red Clo,er pile Eemedy,

Is positive specific for all forms of
the disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching,
liberated and Protrudng Plies. Price
50c. For sale by ali druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

VIII be found an excellent remedy
;Or sick headache. Cartcr's Little Liver
Pills. Thousands of letters from people
who have used them prove this fact.
Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

Lena Bible, clairvOyant and test
medium can ROW be found at l25
Ellsworth-avc., second door south from
CnerTy-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

Or. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy cures
when every other so-callcd remedy
fans.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

Rug COuchcs for $40 at Morris
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-21
Pimplaa. Sores. Aches and Pains.

When hundred bottles of sarsaparilla brother
pretentious specifies fail to eradicate Unborn
scrofula or contagious blood poison, remember
that B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balmy has gained
many thousand victories, in as many seemingly
incurable instances. Send to the Blood Balm
Co., Atlanta, Ga, for Book of Wonders, - and
be convinced. 1t is the only TRUE BLOOD PURI-
FER.
g. W. Messer, Howell SIX Roads, Ca, writes:
81 was afflicted nine years with sores. All the
medicine could take did me no good. then
tried B. B. B., and eight bottles cured me
sound
Mrs. s. NJ. Wilson. Round Mountain, Texas,
writes: "A lady friend of mine was troubled
with bumps and pimples on her face and neck.
She took three bottles of B. B. B., and her skin
got sort and smooth, pimples disappeared, and
her health Improved greatly
James l.. ROswOTth, Atlanta. Ca. writes:
some years ago contracted blood poison.
mad no appetite, my digestion was ruined rheu-
matlsm drew up my limbs so I could hardly
walk, my throat was cauteTized ave times. Hot
Springs gave me no benefit, and my life was one
OF tor ture until gave B. B. B. trial. and sur
prlslng as 1t may seem, the use Of five bottles
cured me. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-21
JUDGE PINER DEAD.
Prominent Figure in Northern Texas Passes
Away at Ripe Old Age.

Prominent Figure in Northern Texas Passes
Away at Ripe Old Age.
Special to the Gazette.
BoNHAM, TEX. Feb. 20.-Judge F. D.
Piner after an illness of several days
died at the Burnev hotel in titis city this
evening in his seventy-fourth year
Judge Piner had been resident of Bon
ham and Fannin county about forty years
and was one of the noted men of the
state. He was a lifelong Republican and
served six terms as judge of this
county. During the reconstruction times
he was Al active figure, per-
maps better known than any
man in North Texas. He was a very
popular man, as was evidenced by his
two successive elections to the Office of
mayor of Bonham, one Of the strongest
Democratic cities in the state. John
Piner, the founder of the Bonbam News
and patentee of the mustang mailing ma
chine, was a son of Judge Piner.
Another son is the Hon. F. E. Piner,
district judge of the Denton, Tex, dis
trict. Judge Piner will be buried at the
Willow Wild cemetery tomorrow by the
Odd Fellows, of which order he has long
been a member.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-21
Business Change at Pittsburg.

Special TO the Gazette.
PITTsBURG, Tex, Feb. 2O.-w. a i.
Hightower closed out his business as gen
raj merchant last night by selling his
stock of merchandise TO his local endor-
sers, home creditors. His assets are
about $500 and liabilities about $500.
A new firm, Hills & WilkeTson, com
posed of L. Hills and J. P. Wilkerson :,
will open here in few days and do a
general grocery business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-21

How beautifully systematic is Nature in every
thing she does. In the animate and the mani
mate world allis perfect system. System is the
secret of Natures success. So it IS with the
human body. Keep the system in order and all
is well. What Will keep II Ia order? ManaIin.
Try it. an druggists keep it. Only 81 a bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-21
4 Feast for the Ladies.

100 pieces grosgrain silk, 30 cents per
yard; so pieces brocaded satin, so cents
per yard; 80 pieces noire silk, 80 cents
per yard. These are genuine bargains.
See for yourself.
RANDALL & CHAMBERS Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-21
Dog Medicines.

Cure guaranteed or money refunded
A. STERT S Gun Store, Main.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-21

Onion sets. Fort Worth Nurseries.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-26

An impo.taut mining suit will
sosu ..e trieI in Eureka. Il is that
o.: the Kleu,. fer Brothers VS.. the
Enieka C-nSaiId,tei Mining Com
rany. The K,eupff-r Bruihers sue
fsr 1850, 900, the amount OF bullion
winch they al'ega Was exti acted
from tie Eureka Stag dump after
TIE (,he K,eupffer-) had purchased
the Stag.