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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-02-14
A SAFE vney-Urder System.

1t is just fifty years since the postal
money-order system was introduced IN
England. Prior to that time similar
device had been operated by private cap
ital, but in 1898 the Government took
charge of the business. The rates have
been gradually reduced from time to
time, until now they are fixed at the
very lowest figure possible. During the
past year the amount of money trans
mitted was over $l30, 000,0 This plan
of sending money, which has been copied
in this country, is absolutely the safest
method known. n.-!San nFranciSco Ctr0nscEe.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-02-14
How Not to De Scasick.

Experts claim seasickness can be reg
ulated by system of breathing. One
must sit still and breathe regularly and
freely according to a fixed plan. Time
your breathing to the upward and down.
ward motion of the boat. AS the boat
falls there should be full expiration,
and as the boat begins to rise start on
an inspiration, ending just as the boat
starts to drop. 1t is an oasy plan to fol-
low and will make you laugh at the idea
of being sick, unless you have stomach
so weak as to be affected by the swaying
OF an elevated train OF boat on short
and smooth ferry.--Science,
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1nefrg amh 5stisrellann.
Il LABOR SONG.

'Im going home" the refrain came,
In joyful accents ringing,
paused beside q window pane
Where sat woman singing,
She, bending DER her humble work,
New courage seemed to borrow;
Her voice rang through the twilight mirl
sim going home tomorrow"
Then all about that dingy room,
Through all its grimy whiteness.
There shone light that made the gloom
Glow with celestial brightness.
And from the singers careworu face
Passed every line Of sorrow,
As sung she in that gloomy place,
'1'm going home tomorrow"
Oh, choris' er of faith and hope,
In labor's by-paths lowly,
Why should l, weary, doubling, grope?
Your aim of life is holy.
Why, then, need l, from day to day,
Much useless trouble borrows
Why not sing your gladstone lay?
''i'm going home tomorrow
Mrs. H. L. RI5ns, in Detroit Frea Press.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-02-14
A PATIENT wooER.

He wooed her in 1s6o and she begged she
might decline,
As for anything like marriage she then had
no design.
In 1870 again he was still on the hook,
But she just then was casting lines for an
impecunious ''dook."
In 1880 once again he tried the obdurate
maid;
But then, "Pray give me little time to
think of tl'' she said.
And now he VOWS that he'll no more be sub
ject to her whim,
For, very Justly, he concludes she's now too
old for him.
Judge
MORE ANGLoMASIA.
Sign Painter-You want a sign "Eng-
lish Chop-house" over your door, do
yous
,;.p PreBrjst9rm1ah gsds DR.. I esps:ss id-"Eng-
"Do you want any extri3. from the
bill of fare painted in
Yah; dot US one Ssssf idea. Baint
on d. board: Not SssSse, Peer und
Limburger Chesse. '"-Ptiladelpaia Rec
ord.
COUNTING A WIDOW.
He gazed around the cheerful and
comfortable looking apartment, then
addressing the widow, he said:
"Your husbands been dead over a
year now2"
"Yes," she answered, with a sigh,
"over year.
81 remember reading his obituary."
he said, sand thought it, cont aimed q
misstatement of facts"
ga misstatement of facts ?''
"Yes, it said that he had gonc to
better home In my opinion it would
be impossible for him to find a more
cheerful, more comfortable, and, with
you in it, o more charming and desira-
BILE home than this.
The widow smiled sweetly, then he
was accepted. d.-Boston Courier.
A BETTER SYSTEM.
''A system to strengthen the memory2"
said the Tilted young man, with q scorn-
full curve of his upper lip. 'No, thank
you. No memory strengthener for me;
but the man who can invent a system to
enable me to forget, he is my friend for
life. "-Uaaper's.
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THE JOKERS' BUDGET.
JESTS AND YARNS BY THE
FUNNY MEN OF THE PRESS.
A STRONG VOICE.

At the Opera. George-Hasn't Miss
Singer lovely voicel It's SO strong,
too.
Thomas-Well, yours would be strong
too, if you ate as many onions as she
does.-ArcoLI Record.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-02-14
DEPENDED ON THE DISTANCE.

Theatrical Manager ito applicant for
position)-Do you think you would
make good walking gentleman?
Actor (suspiciously) - Um-er-how
Keeklu
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-02-14
READY WIT.

Judge Duffy gave me an illustration
of the ready wit of the Celtic race yes.
terday. A turbulent Irishman, some
what the worse for liquor, was brought
up before him for disorderly conduct.
It required the united efforts of two
bluecoated gents to arraign him at the
bar of Justice.
"What brought you here." asked the
little Judge, cycling the culprit sternly.
''Two policemen" was the unabashed
answer.
"Didn't drink have something to do
with it2'
''To be sure" quickly responded the
Hibernian. "They were both drunk. -
-INeso York Star.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

Rev Ball Wright viii hereafter reside
a the Warwick.
Mr. and Mrs. Van A. Wallen are
travelling IN Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ". Rush, of Lowell,
were rn the city yesterday.
Captain Walsh fell on the walk Sun
day and received severe injuries.
Miss Caddie Seyerens, daughter of
Judge Seycreus, OF Kalamazoo, IS
spending a few DAYS In the city, the
guest OF Mss Sallie Knapp, corner
Cherry and Lafayette.
Rev. Or. Knapp, VIM. Raigulc, II.
Smell and Capt. A. COfiiuberry left last
evening for Battle Greek a delegates
% the annual convention OF the do
Cese of Western Michigan.
Dr. g. :. Hazeltine and family have
moved into their cottage at Spring
Lake for the summer. The doctor has
a neat steam launch on the lake, and
VII tend ! spacious garden tor recrea-
ton.
It is announced that ex-Alderman
Hayes, Of the Eighth ward. Will bt
married to Mrs. Hannah Fuller, OF
Mas,aChus setts. next week. The cere-
monv w.li boz performed at the home o..
the bride III the East.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
INSTANTLY KILLED
CRUSHED 10 DEATH gY N ELEglIOR
Hs Tree - Sss "a - a Nssinx ki~s&fsF
80 oa~ S@a be Bf2Aasd-iss IL wslI
kasss ia thls Sity Ths Dstails ~
tA~ Asf1i AxeldSEL

Jesse Noacre, a Young nlan EN-
El0yed at the wholesale hogse Of F. ".
NuTzburg, scns < Co.. vas caught il
al elevator la tie MeAullen block
Ol south Division street. and Instant =
Killed about noon yesterday.
Just about noon be descended % the
basement from the second fioOr ON
common IRE ght elevator IS tn mar Ss {
basket ful of notions, which were 70 be
sent u customer. lie reached the
basement floor and stepped from the
elevator. and drew the basket after
him. Just as ne left the elevator some
one else wished u Use Il, and Tung the
bell. The elevator started and when
il had got about two feet and hall OF
three feet from the bottom, Noaere at
temped u jump Oh L.
As the elevator rose he slipped back
| partially, - that AZ the elevator reached
the archway over the passage leading
% the shaft, his head and shoulders
were caught between the wall and the
elevator floor. The neck was broken
and the shoulders crushed 10 Jelly.
/ Death must nave been instantaneous,
as the force OF the blow was sufficient
I % loosen the bricks IN tine archWay. \
/ doctor Was called, but Of course could
I do nothing, and Coroner LOcher was
| immediately notified and summoned
a jury composed 0t the following gem
! tleinen: Patrick kearney, L. j. Nichols,
/ David Ide, j McGurrin, ". Ii. Cooper
and VIM. Tyler. After the jury had
| viewed the body, the inquest was ad-
| lOurned until today. Undertaken Dur
lee cared FOR the body.
| \. Nandenberg, who occupies a part
! OF the filth floor, saw the whole accI-
/ dent. lie said: ~ young man III my
| employ named Sam schultz and my
! sell started 10 20 10 dinner and as usual
were going TO take the elevator. We
| went TO the elevator shaft and looked
down. We saw that the young man
was going down. After ne had stepped
| of, Sam rang the bell and pulled the
rope. After the elevator mad risen
! about 10 the young mans breast, he
attempted To Jump On and was caught.
| IL was awful. / shall never forget Il.
NOacre came TO the city about i week
| ago, from Farwell, 10 visit ms sister
| Mrs VIM. BOughtOn, whose husband i:
bOOkkeeper for Wurzburg " Co. Ils
| brothcr-n-law secured a place for hin
with the company, and he began work
last Saturday. Noacre was about l.
years old and was handsome, well
built young man, enjoying the best OF
| health, which makes tine accident espc
cIally sad. He has no relatives IN tins
city except his sister, but MS parent:
formerly lived here, and he was wei
known in this city, although he ha!
been absent for some years past.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
TUE COURT RECORD.

UNITED STATES CoURT-Marshall
Field, II al, vs.. Carl +. Joys assess
ment of damages by the jury in the
sum of t2,@26.4O. In re, Lowell National
Bank; order granting the receiver leave
to sell real estate. b. {. and II. e
Reed & Co. vs.. John B. Nelson; order
allowing preliminary injunction re-
stralnlng defendant from infringing on
the Reed patent harrow. Chrls J0hn-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

Tn times ot great public c1lamities
tnc ordinary forms of proceedings must
Of necessity give place % measures
adapted to thc eygcucy. The reported
q disaster In the valley OF the Coneuaugh.
Pennsylvania, whereby. through the
horrors eff flood and fire, thousands of
our fellow boIuLs have been swept INTO
death. and other uncounted thousands
rendered homeless. appeal 20 the SYM
pathIcs oi tine civilized world. There
Tore. pursuant to the action of the
Common Council Of the Citv of Grand
Rapids, aud in harmony with my own
feelings. [ do hereby cail a public meet
inE of tne CitIzous of Grand Rapids. at
Hartmann Hal. Friday evening. June
3. tSS9. 40 : O'Clock. to take such acton
for the relief 0f her suil lerors as the
necessities of the ease and the iudg-
ment OK the meeting may determine.
And 7 do hereby appoint Isaac Lew.
Alderman Stokes and Rev. Campbell
Fair. ID. r., committee 70 make all
ncedlui 3rrangem for syVh meeting
JoHy kTrIEAN. Mayor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

CHANCERG SALk-In pursuance and by viz
Y tue Of "A decree 0i The Circuit Court FOR The
County Of Kent. State Of Michigan, iu Chslcery,
made on the 50th day oiAugust A. y. l-ss. ia a
certain cause therein pending here Mary \. Di-
as is comp sinant Aui Dexter Holly Rachel Hol-
Is. Robert Ballard and Elizabeth WaldToR are the
defcadsnts Notice is hereby given that shsll
sell a. public venduc 10 the highest bidder, az
the south front door Of he Court House known a.
Court Block, tn the City OF Grand kapif% Kent
county Michigan. on the nineteenth day OF April,
A .. lNsq, AZ ten o cock in The forenoon Of that
day, al the following described pieoas or par
ccs of land. or - much thereof g. shall be suIi-
Gent % satisfy he amount OF said decree TO wit:
All those pieces or parcels Of land sitlate IN the
town o. Gaines cOun'y ~ Kent. and State of
Michigan, known and described IS follows 70
Wit.
The southeast quarter o. the s7gth-esyt quarter
OF section nineteen lls. N town five. north 4
range eleven Q). west, and containing forty 40
aces more or les according 20 the original sBT-
vey Also ten i0l acres OF the north SIDE Of The
s1uiaUesf quarter % tie southeast quarter OF the
sane section. the north boundary OF H hich is The
north boundary OF said south -west quarter of the
soGth-easi quarter and ihe south liae is para el
wish &c and i've chains from it more or leSs az
coriiag a. e 70 guiTed 20 iuCigsc TIE ten acres.
Dat q Grand Rspids. Nich, March D. isoA
DWIGHT GOse
Ci7cait C0grr C0nmissi 1ncT.
Kent County. Hich-
FtitAs & swARTHor7.
Wed Comp.ainanfs Solicitors
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
TOWN TOPICS.

Tic Board ef E1aeal0a meets aga.l
Saturday esealng
Mrs. z. T. Basd.ck, lol " .ltss- 81 an
s-gceAd slgl, June a.
faag ears oE wheat AID one CT oaEs
NeEe received yesterday.
heggl laF meeting u tne Z. :. A. al
zsN p "a today af ueod teApiar-'
Hail. Ae3flilen block.
The Lzeles of Westminster Pres1y
teral Church Aolt strawberry lesll-
Sal toAl0FroN evening.
The contracts Tor oa ding the add
ton % the Martin lonla-stEees school
have been .et fox 5000.
Iha Raod4 Holmes Nichols art class
VII meet E.s-s aLseru1Jl - 30 ~ tae
Iar.or 0l the Warwick.
Bola sides u TIE Van Zaadt-N0rthrop
eilss axe Il satisfied wth tie result oI
tae u.4l, aa4 al appeal u tAe 81
Eftue Court.
Worknan have begun the excavation
Tor Nm. HaHAus' new block on Fu.-
t0l--t., "a which sAe Z. y ". N. 0flces
Nll he .ocate1.
Nns- ). Rowe, Of the Valley City
mills. received from Fred Nelson, the
Felt@ater banker. yesterday = splen-
d.d los ol EsOut.
An order for $40 900 worth OF furnl
tlEe for the new Broadway hotel al
Helena. Mont, has been received by
Nelson, Matter s TO.
IL IS reported that the residents Of
tle I irh ward " u hold a public Meet
iag O. protest against the acton or the
b0ari " Education .n making nuni-
bar VI changes IN the corps OF teachers.
Jerome Cr0ul Esq OF the hoard oi
directors of the state House OF Correc-
ton and Reform, at louia, WAS at the
Morton House last night, en rOute - hl'
home ia Detroit. alter an CfhclaI u
Iona.
Rev. DT. Campbell FAIR, rector OF ST
Marx >, has accepted al invitation 4
deliver a sermon TO the graduates Of
Far.bault divinity school, Al Faribault
Mluu-, at tho annual commencement
Ct the school on june 30.
Marshal Wilson has already taken
steps to build the fences ordered by the
Council at the Collcge-aycnue crossing
Of the b., g.. II. x VI. railroad. som,
LA kAa. sE-4ttNA4LH tAAt EAtAA ~ tNAL AAAtl
down II they stop traffic on the street
The funeral services over the remains
Ol Jue lAte Mrs Mary A. Myers, wife Oi
Jacob Myers, Will be held tins morning
at "a o'clock at the family residence
69s Cherry ST., after which the remains
Will be taken % Chicago for burial and
upon arrival At Chicago Will be- takeI
o. the residence OF her bfotheT-in-law
Peter Meyers, OF 56l West Thirteenth
st., thence 20 Graceland Cemetery i
Ill o'clock Thursday morning.
The following delegates left early TIN
morning tor the East, 20 attend th'
general synod OF the Reformed Churcl
ln America, which w.ll bc held IN Cats
xii, y. y. commencing Thursday, 10
the discussion of important church
matters. Revs. PeterD De Pree, III. +. Dos
keraud Elder Frank NanDrlele, thiscity
Rev. H. Van der Ploeg, classis of Hol
'land; Rev. James De Pree, representa-.
classis of Iowa, and Rev. j. A. ID
Spelder, OF Dakota.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
GUARD VETERANS.
The Old Members OF Co. IL. Form an
Organization.

The veterans OF the Grand Rapids
Guard met at the Ionia-st. armOry yes
terday afternoon for the purpose of or
ganizing a veteran society.
Capt. d. L. Rogers was made tenn
pOrary chairman, and 4. B. Richmond
was made secretary. The following
officers were elected: President, Col.
c. W. Calkins; vice president, Capt. d..
L. Rogers, secretary, \. B. Richmond;
treasurer, G.. +. Idema: captain, W. T..
McGurrn. The officers We're made the
executive committee of the organiza-
ton.
Dr. :. c. Graves, Capt. w. :. Kinney
and II. G. Angel were appointed a COM
mittee to select an appropriate badge
for the corps. Col. {. W. Calkins, j.
u. Utley, Mlllard Palmer, were made Il
committee on constitution and bylaws
Meetings Will be held subject to the
call of the president.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

equite Anglicized, and his education was
largely obtained at the great university
of Oxford. He gets his title of general
from the fact that he was appointed pay
master general of New York state in
1886. His tastes are said to tend much
stronger to literature than to politics,
though he takes quite a healthy interest
in the latter, as is shown by his election
to the United States congress from a dis
trict of the metropolis, and as editor OF
The North American Review he will
have abundant opportunity to develop
in both directions.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

two or three diff
ferent stores.
Then he travelled
to Oregon, and,
in partner s h ip
with his brother,
engaged in busi-
ness He a m
assed consider
able money, gO-
ing upward step
by step. TIL in
1854. six years
later. he went 10
Portland and ie-
came the leading
.,-,- -,r~ rf aw-rr
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

camille frm which Is now the vealthiest
outside Of San Francisco on the Pacific
coast
Nr. Hirsch has always taken lively
interest in OREGON politics. lie WAS
chairman III tho Republican state central
Committee in 1850. and prior 70 being
elected - tho state senate he was nlem-
her of the assembly. lie IS just now -
wears old.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

Tee " esf Stde Seesfes AzstAsT kasSne2s
Hotss Ehat y "a WSke - B9siDess
ga aEa4 side eH tzse ksfser.

ga ahas >l4s 80 tzss kslssr.
Nearue 1hag new business hoase
usls s0og 90 JAe Aesg Sz4e, = fSpre-
sentative IL use 1kl.KsssAsz- lsEGALs >
e2ilea sesseIasy g. ascertain tlN Issl1le-
uiars u gae rsksagt and learn gAe llDe
II ua8t iaat N00s8 - tuxagU3 n Al
No. is Wet br.E-st. tlse u.nao"s =
were fogGa o. te eGrt&lned g. Stp
lae eSgef eyes ot tae ped sll- is>Aa
flee lllg lhe interior ~ tlis store Sla4 a
rattle ga ae door tIoe Efi a geiitle ills1i
- tae 1Ioats WHO, not asiiils - hi'3
out tGe VISITOR cTEAnt. nfonSlSN tiln.
tast 0W ~ to tse q sap s9-l ltliislat la
not getting thllr goods hefV they
aOas0 Lot olsl uuNl ihc htei - The
week After ntouuiug ths good Aatur q
gentleman at ue door MO. a. u -
stts "a ARD learned tht proprietor, taAI
tho ohlect was e. learn the lne 81 b,-..
meas l. oCcupy tbs large slore, the
scribe has admitted auo shuNo Through
lae large stoek 1t goods tbat all l.
opened o. the ps.tlac tolnOrruN og day
after at prices HAT Nlli surprise even
the most tison0m3cal buyers. THIS gVn-
tienlau has t<-en engaged ia this llne 0l
buslness al Blg Rapids i0I nearly twelve
years, handling everything .n the ilne
~ furniture, house furnishing goods,
glassware, crOckCTy, sllgerWarV, besldcs
oIaer lines too numerous 10 mention
The proprietor, John Boom, Will ran
lhls place a. headquarters, and here
after the Big Rapids store vii bo q
branch Of hls Hlg I.aplds house, al AZ
W.. BFidge-st. lie l. a hustler, and
VIII gave the people Ot this city bar
gains.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

DRIVER AND CONDUCTOR TRAM CAR
followed by rioting. Emperor William is
as tender with them as with 80 many
misguided children. He receives depu-
tations OF workingmen, appeals 10 the
capitalists 10 he concilia,ory, sends his
trusted man 10 arrange cOmpromiss
and talks 10 both sides like a Dutch
uncle"
The first strike was by the men who
ran the tram cars in Vienna; the next
in the mining districts of Westphalia-
Tho emperor fatty told the operators
that the mems demands were only
reasonable. The coal companies had
been favored with special tariffs and
granted freight rates at cost 10 the prin-
cipal cities Qhe government owns the
main lines OF raiD, and their profits had
been great, shares advancing so per cent.
in two years; yet the condition of the
laborers had grown worse. At the same
time there is strike in the building
trades of Berlin and heated debate in
progress in the reichsrath. Still Emperor
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

meeting Of the members Of the
Grand Rapids Board OF Trade is hereby
called FOR "Wednesday evening OF tins
week, at 100 O'Clock, for the purpose
of taking suitable action for the relief
of the sorelv stricken citizens of Johns
town and the ncighhoring districts IN
Pennsylvania. A terrible calamity has
beiallen these people, and tine dictates
OF a common humanity urges prompt
action for their aid and relief. The
meeting viii be held at the Board Of
Trade rooms. GEO. c.. BmGGs,
President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
BUSINESS HKEYlTIEs.

"Nice weather is coming" and III
Economy lies Wealth." and you can
save lots of money 10y bringing your
Spring clothing for renovatirg, repair
ing and pressing to the Eagle Steam Dye
House. No. y Canal-st., where all such
work is done in first-class style, and at
the lowest prices possible.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
A CAR GUARDED BY POLICE.

William forbids measures of force, re-
Dukes the local authorities for using the
troops and guarantees an arbitration be-
fore an impartial board. 1t appears In
evidence that many of the miners re-
ceive but 1925 weekly wages. Public
feeling is very pronounced in favor Of
tho strikers. According TO recent dis
patches the coal operators have failed TO
keep their agreement, so there is q strike
in Silesia also and the situation is critical.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

New York, and
member of the
Fiftieth congress
from one of the
New York city
districts, who is
TO succeed Allen
Thorndike Rice
as editor OF The
North American
Review, is a na-
tive of Flushing.
Long Island, and
81 years of age.
in spec n q n d
sfvla he Is said to
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

Jake Broesus. John 0tteu and John
V8nderA=t, we're tr.ed by a jury .n s.
tice Wsstfail' court yesterday for ra s.
ing a disturbance IN the crowd a. t'-e
isvrE - tle c0ruer Stone of the
Mason Home. They uere convicted
AMI fined 3 each snd costs The os-e
vas appealed 80 tie l.Tcu.t court.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

The regular meeting of the ladies'
auxiliary to the carpenters union
VIII be held Wednesday, june ), from
, till p. m, at the residence of Mrs. J.
II. Payne, "A Sixth-ave. All carpen-
ters' wives are cordially invited to be
present. Mrs. :. Il. HALL, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

fhsy Ars Sss xet ever olEh - Asy N-s,
~ kLeaas

Tie dispatches fFotn the soene & Tie
lsbor rloss u OerGery are p4zzllng -
E85st Aulers e2ns. proving IS they - th1i
uz2tlsss aEe nl@-.4sea qglts d41eESltls
over thsfs ffo1a = III ~s-s s&ElssseA II
i had bSea reoel-loa against The gov
eminent proper, TIE Aftle t,aa ol Ia2l-
coutents woad al have ben a. prlson
% ia taelr graves - this tlnle. baf ~
Il Is merely an Industrial ~ stllA~s
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
An is Not Gold that GIitters

But the Business, Short Hand and
Type Writing Education that can be
obtained at the Grand Rapids Business
College (Ledyard Block }, Is well worth
many times its cost, and starts all who
obtain II on the correct road 10 wealth.
Tuition reasonable.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
Minister to Turkey.

Solomon Hirsch, whom President Har-
risOn has appointed minister to Turkey,
is OF Jewish birth and FIRST saw America
in 1854. He remained in the eastern
states four vears. eerving as n clerk in
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

Henry Kinney. Z. C.. Connell. Dan
O'torneu. Geo. Robinson. and James
Roberts we're arrested at 1880 last
night. tv officer Reeves, on Canal street.
Reeves charges them with beng drunk
and Z sorlcrlv.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
Ino.c., Ecd CloNer PIC Remcdy.

Is a positive specific for all forms of
the disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching,
liberated and Protruding Piles. Price
soc. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

That extreme tsred feeling and al af.
fections caused promoted by impure
blood and low state of the system arc
cured by Hoods Sar,aparilla. Give i
catrial. Sold by all dauggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

The United States Express Company
VIII carry, free of charge, over It's lines,
donations of money or goods for relief
of sufferers at JOhnstown, Pa, and
vicinity, on account of recent flood.
Z. W. MITCHELL,
J. c. STANTON, Gen'l Supt.
Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

Tie large purses have attracted many
good horses 10 the races at Sparta TO-
morrow. There Will be some very fine
races.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

Wykes' best cabinets are only $500
per dozen, at - Monroc-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

Buy the SATURDAY TELEGRAM. For
sale 10y newsbOys and newsdoalers
saturday morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

Buy tthe SATURDAY TEIEGRAN. For
sale by ncWsloys and neNsdeaiers
Saturday morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

Buy the SATURDAY TELEGRAM For
sale by newsboys and ncwsdealers
Saturday morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
Loose's Red Cloves Pill Cure Sick

Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Constipation. 25c per box, . boxes for
81. For sale 10y all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05
To Succeed Allen Thorndiko Rice.

Gen. Lloyd S. Bryce, son-in-law of Ed
ward Cooper, ex-mayor Of the city Of
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05

Smoke a "Blue Streak" II Canal-st.