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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
IMPROVE CANAL-ST.
Opinions Of several BusiDe.s Men Upon
That subject

Opinions Of several BusiDess Men Upon
That subject
"Ycs, SIR, sad that well-known and
deeply-intcrested citizen X y Looms.
Il am heartily in favor OF the widening
Of Canal st.. and also want 70 see Il I'M
proved IN any other practical way that
can be thought Of +"
Certainly" said Attorney CrOzler.
i want 10 see the street made better in
every way possible. and I want - see
asphalt 0n II, too. IL would be money
vel spent"
Sad ". T. Lsmeresur, yes. SIT,
an IN favor Of improving the street
want T. sre the poles ali taken away.
the curtis sirsightened and the grade ~
the sidewalks fixed But ] am utterly
and permanently opposed n cutting
Of any Of the sidewalks. II tins u done
q vii necessitste the removal inward
# the area walls at ieast two feet
stra ght along the street and
this viii cost each property owner
so for every twenty FIVE foet # front
age, and, besides, the street IS vide
enough without cutting any - the
sidewalk Of. PIT me down, however
f0r Improvement
= Bur- hard. the furniture man. very
warmly favored ihe idea, and declared
thai ever since the cable railway had
been mining on ths street he could not
load bis wsgans ~ his front door owing
~ the iluIted space between tire rurt
snd the car tracks.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

A cheerful, healthy woman is the
light of home, but through Oycr-exer-
ton IN her efforts 90 minister 10 the
happiness of the household, her health
Is often impaired. or weakness or dis
placement brought on, making life
miserable, and cloudlng an otherwise
happy home with gloom. The thought
ful and tender husband, III such cases.
should be intelligent enough 10 pcr-
ceive the cause of such gloom and suf-
fering, relieve the faithful wife from
drudgery. and furnish her with that
best OF friends to women. DR.. Pierce :
Favorite Prescription, now recognized
and used In thousands OF homes as a
certain cure for all those delicate at
fiictions peculiar TO the female sex.
"Fayorite Prescription" is the only
medicine for women sold 10y druggist
under a positive guarantee from the
manufacturers that it VII give satisfac-
in every case, or money VIII he re-
funded. This guarantee has been
printed ON the bottle-wrapper, and
faithfully carried out for many years.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
Notice Take Warning
| Never Felt Better-A Plain
Statement.

- a ~as.u s al4s eeneera fhls s. - eer
Nts fG4t i Als5 GzEtaa ~eeaaeE ~ So
Aas -ssr-s = c>l 81 k~a. aaFs - deEr1 ftr
tiie sl L--r srlls = ttl i-- Ae1-i4. p s4t sass
EH.e 1ef srf~Ee cg.s, aafel settif2 ~ t8F
hyea 4al t1ts4t aEa 1EF fEat ftlae Bare
tdArA -titr slaaist apparently tAr ~ iatr.t
rkA1Si--c ! 14a a e>-olalf ere1I ~ ~ t-~
esa-s tt4i1 ais heed laIa uE tlEazt sac Pal
SF@f lat eyes aAa fff44-z1- Alter >itaf s
Efilte tssiA4 a. >tosEall azs tFg haiBs %
tret4-s4e Az br.t tae4e 49,, aGls l.Etle ai--
fE1ss zltr- r4tlaz. a4t tstrr s4 etes4l1e - bad
tlAt te-ii i-tt rat hardly AS lHi1s e11 ttr
Dee47lie = 1t-14-a 90 He. as ,sail as He-.a
sas slyfhl1s nls ston1tel would all Nlfs g4s
aa1 tha distress aa, something ttIaI1l1. AZ
times / eeul4 lezF taal 4 MAS sVlaz O. die
ascfgrs0 alIa SgFrfal s0ea passacsanS. al4
sD-uE : grcaI arai Ct In0ney HlflolE aHy
traehI - L1ysriE The last six Ia9nths 4 hatv
sunsre1 greatly. l haa 20 give uD mS scheol.
aH4 coaia lei 40 anything AoyGi ore mouth
aze / W4s Fccoune aQed 60 - and sc- DE
kIhelbefL %. BOSNIAN. II al Broadway tAis
CITY After 4 careful examination II Iuy case
tie doctor told mo thar l Uas suffering with
chronic c4tarTl ol head, thToat a1G stomach
I'D that be could cure ne / placed mS self
Under his care and started treatment WIKI
MIN Iodas l feel As eeli - / ever ala IA AS
Ii Il AID give this testimony 81 iny oHn free
ali aua accord. that otncrs suffering as 1 have
may knoN where they may naa relief, and 4
No4ld recommend them 60 cali and sec the
doctor AZ ones.-Marth4 Sweeney Ia 81. Paul
Dsi!y Dispatch.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
Ias--sa ~s.A as ss,ae Aaa s.ss,a@s

Messrs Nstzes and hefchots. occu-
Esf.as responsible positions A. sAlsslnen
W Wurxourg ; 4n4EaIaetli ary gsSsls
sstaf.nshulsnt iuaorse the Tower
Peruse what they haKe e. say, aaa
resnenbeT taAs : tae iesi week ot the
great l.aI gam alstT .0utoa.
0EANn kAFlps. J pDe - l>ss.
Tower Clelnsng Company
DEAE >lRs-lu reply n Noaf inquiry
regarding nsN sGIt pufShasea al sogsT
store recently Woula say that / ana
pleased VITA III. sIxie aud mateTia. 81
every particular, and TANK i Is q bat
gan.
Mould gladly recommend any OF ny
friends. o. others, Wno are interested
Ia buying read y-nAae sElls, 80 call sand
sae sQar imulense lue, and am SURE
they wouia be- pleased aud save = gTeaI
per cent. IL cash besides
Yours IL respectfully,
A {. METAL, city.
Tower Cloihiag Company
DEAR sIRs-tne sult winch l bougAl
OF you lasg week IS most satisfactory.
lOurs truly,
T kEgCHoFF.
June, %. 1859
Remember the great Sult sale al tie
Tower continues, and closes July 4
Until then choice Of any suit 10 the
store At si4.sS. All former $50. So
S25, sZs suits al SASS. Prince Albert
only b2rged)-
TowER CLOTHING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
What "A Bhy-lcIan SAYS.

j. n. Loose Red CIorer County Detroit:
/ cheerIully furnish the following for
publication:
Mrs. s, age sc, cancerOus face (cell
cancer, had tired many physicians,
and on presentation 10 me was hor-
rible sight TO look upon. Nose partly
eaten away, deep plts III cheeks, fore
head and chm AS a last hope | put
her on Loose's Extract Glover Red
large doses internally, and as a local
application, | used the Solid Extract in
plaster form. She improved rapidly
from the first week, and III four months
was entirely we'll. Now eighteen
months since treatment, and no signs
of return.
JOHN J. WEAVER.
liberation of the leg (Indolent u
cer). Recovered entirely after three
months treatment with your Extract
Red Clover and Solid Extract Dressing
Now one year since treatment, and no
sign of return.
WALTER W. HUME.
Cancer of LIP and Skin Disease.
Your Extract entirely cured with three
months treatment with Red Clover and
Solid Extract Dressing. Now over a
year and no sign of return.
b
Secondary Syphilis was entirely cured
by Red Clover Tonic in three months,
with none of the after results, such as
are left by mercury in such cases.
If YOU have any doubling physi-
clans, they can write to me and | will
give them a full history of each case.
DR.. W. II. NARNALL.
For sale by White & White, druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
rroI. Hu.le, on the MORAL. Of uesl,h.

Prof Huxley has predicted that the
time viii come when IT viii be re-
proach to be SICK. When one friend
meets another he VIII a. soon ask:
"Are you honest2' a. care You weiiy'
for a man viii be considered foolish,
not 10 say criminal, who gets SICK.
Such a state OF public feeling VII some
time I've brought about Certainly i =
true that the morals OF health are re-
ce.ving more and more attention. 4
greatly increasing number oi people
every wear prevent the Development 81
ali blood. pulmonary and liver diseases
This a proved by the enormously In-
creased use OF Dr. Pierce : Golden Mod
ical Discovery, which nips all such all
rnerts n the bud.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
The Schneiderian Membrane.

The lining membrane of the nose Is
the first to become affected by cold.
This is catarrh This dreadful disease
only slight congestion of the mucous
membrane of the nose at first, increases
with each cold, until IL spreads through
out the whole mucous system, affect
ing the throat, ears, bronchial
tubes, stomach, etc, causing deaf
ness, lung diseases, dyspepsia and
many other distressing and dan
gerous complaints. A full ac-
count of your present condition and
the treatment you require, will bt
given YOU by DR.. s. Clay Todd, IS
Monroe-st., Grand Rapids, Mich, free
Of charge
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
II. EMMETT WELSH,
A Firm that il Appreciated by the
Public.

For some time past the Tower Cloth
ing Company have been giving a grand
bargain suit sale which has met with a
remarkable success. 1t has been
patronized by many of the most prom
inent citizens of Grand Rapids. and
more out of curiosity and the desire TO
ascertain the exact opinion OF some Of
the best known gentlemen that had
made purchase, the Tower Clothing
Company correspondod with them.
Elsewhere IN tins Issue are published
copies of letters sent IN reply. The
splendid Endorsement each gentleman
gives of hls purchase Is a iiatterIng
compliment to this clothing house.
The Towers bargain suit sale con
tinues until July 4th. A patron can
take his choice of all suits, except
Prince Alberts, for SASS. Tins IN
cludes suits that formally sold at $40,
S22, S25 and SIS each.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
DR.. Ethelbert COSman

Late of the Cincinnati College of Medicine
aud surgery Cincinnati. Ohio. has offices al
Rooms l and .. No. 100 Monroe-St.. Grand
Rapids Mich, where all durable cases are
treated with success.
Medical diseases treated successfully. Con
sumption, Brights Disease, Dyspepsia. Rheu-
faatism and NERVOUS DISEASES. All
diseases peculiar 10 the sexes speciality
CATARRH CURED.
CONSULTATION at office or by mail, 81.
once hours to IL a. m TO 4 y. IN. and : "a
SPIN Sunday = to p. m.
Address all mail TO DR.. f. o. COsman, Rooms
and ?. No. l05 Monroe-st.. Grand Rapids
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
ADAMS & Co.

What shall be the National flower
The July number of The Globe Nogosiae
published by c. VI. Looms, of tins city,
contains full account of the discuss
ION now going on upon tins subject.
The preferences of many noted people
are given, together with those of sever
al Grand Rapids citizens. The nations
emblem IS to be chosen January next.
Buy a copy of The Globe for cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
True to Its Name.

"I have dever found medicine more
true TO It's name than Peckham's Group
Remedy. | always used 1t for my
own children. and recommend II TO my
customers. | never knew it TO fail.
4. ". STEvENsoS.
Druggist, Muskegon, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

Ths stiendsDce 81 fise lake yesterday
was the largest # Tire sessorl ana the
crowd wzF nesrlv al 81 the rev flleafsr
and afout the pavilion The Mazat
wss renGeree I'd very ered itatie man
Ter and the novelty Of 81 oTsen ar
oy,eTs seemed - please fae r.airous
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
MILLINERY.
Semi-AnnuaI Clearance Sale.

On Monday, July l, we begin ouI
semi-annual clearance sale. Bargain;
given IN every department. Very
choice hats, bonncts and trimmings al
greatly reduced prices.
ADAMS & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

The following Endorsement from a
member OF the newspaper fraternity
should be read with interest. 1t Is
plain talk;
GRASD RAPIDS, Mich, 6-2s169.
Tower Clothing Company. Grand Rapids
MEssRs-YOur esteemed favor Ofeven
date is at hand. In reply TO your ques-
ton, How do ] ike the clothes pur-
chased of your care they of good
value. and satisfactory IL price and
qushtyY' / would say that the SUIT
purchased Of you for SASS was a.
good value and quality, and gave me
al much satisfaction a. any SUIT I ever
had made tO order for $50. ! am well
pleased with my purchase, and believe
that I saved money thereby.
Yours truly,
+. y. CoSGER.
Business Manager TELEsRAs-HERAID.
Remember, the great SPECIAL suit sale
SO the Tower continues, and closes July
Until then Cholce of any sult 80 the
store at Sass All former 10, so.
So ard SIS suits 81 si4 .3-Prnce Al
bert only barred
IowFH CLOTHING CoMPAST.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

Another prominent dentist has >
good word for the Tower, and writes
a. follows
GHarD RAPTDs, June p, 1882.
TIE ToseT CIothfng Company
UFsr SfRs-I arn more than pleased
vItn the imported chevl0t siit bought
81 you. t4Ing ful satm-Lned and
spieaI div made. ard consider g equal
g. anv caaom-made suit which have
had costing go. Yours truly
J WsKD HousE.
Dentist. Room 2 Wsddicornb Block.
Rernembcr the great SPECIAL s1it sale
- tfie Tower continues. and cioSes July
4 Tntl taea cholCe ~ any s1ff "a TIE
store 81 S14 *. Az former so. 81.
81 and So snfs At sI4.ss Prnce Al
feTt or y barred
ewER f5nTHrEe G0NpsEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

For an elegant cook stove, with thirty
pieces Of furniture, twcnty-inch oven,
SI7, 20 to the Vinegar Furniture Com
many
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
Grand Rapids saving. Bsnt serni-sn
nusl Dividend ~. -

The Directors 81 ths tank have De.
cIa-e8 = serni- annual divIdsDd #
rer eent- payable o. and after Mon
dsy, joy J lsss
a. ars f.-~E
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

For Solid Cherry Bedroom Suite,
24x30, bevel plate glass and elegant I'm
ish, for $50 OF s32 %. go 10 the Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

If you want the best, order Kusterer
Brewing Co.'S Pilsener or export bottle
beer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

Rement&F the Wnegar Furniture
Company c8D supply Yea Nth every
thing in the wsv of furnl s1loa = house
compete I23 - - South ISv slou 81,
Co9ner u CheTry.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

Flsh dinners every sunday st the
A1s Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01
A High Compliment.

DR.. Welch, the eminent specialist
and member OF Board of Health, pays
this compliment 10 the Tower;
GRAND RAPIDS, ESQ, 80.
Tower Clothing Company:
Clothes bought OF you have been ad-
mired by everybody. They are decd
edly the greatest bargain | have ever
bought in wearing apparel have no
hesitation in recommending my friends
10 invest with the Tower.
Respectfully,
II. EMMETT WELSH,
20 MonrOe-st.
Remember the great special SUIT sale
at the Tower continus, and closes July
4. Until then choice of any suit IN the
store at SASS. All former $40. SD,
S25 and SOS suits at SASS Prince
Albert's only barred.
TOWER CLOTHING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

wish 70 call the attention of com
radcs and friends that l have 3 fine az
sortmentof photographs OF the soldiers
Home, framed or without, at low
prce, 50 every one can gel them. They
are OF my own make, SO please examine
them. They are on the flsg floor 10y the
reading room. and ohlige your com
rade. Yours truly, ". B. HISsDALL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

Family bottle beer. bottled by the
Kusterer Brewing Company. Fresh
every day
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

Bnslne.s Manager TELEaaaM.Hss.1


II v0u want = bargain u anything n
the house hold goods ne, 90 rof fsIl ~
cali on Vinegar Furnltore Company,
Il3. rs. ~ ard - south Inv Son-st.
corner n CnerrY-st
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-01

II You Should rad TEE CHr-
~ cseo DsrLv Nsss beesus.
~ 90 aFcv9 ~ Pr.
doesn't stand in The -sv. Its
really fh- cheag'est thing -n
earth Orc cent means prsc-
teal = nothing Until ycu speud
it lhen you nay make g, mean
T gr-st 6sai. accorsinS as ycu
invest is- 4 .h.ne :. heap fist
costs E-r'e and is vorth aech.
IHs DAlLE NEvs is Ike st-i.-
zra1h fr-m tn whcie word 20
yelr han I te-p it r. con-
sterr erorsirg cT5-r c,srs Yes
tlt o-- c--t a izv. Thsf.s ptr
IT'S trsu-t-caus- = r-rie-s
rr-ar ssfrice for ar asi iz-.f-
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-09

upon her heart, and recognized her as his
beautiful acquaintance on the bluff.
She was in distress, and what signified
that wall or the danger that might be with
in to the infatuated Alien! He scaled it in
:; moment, and dropping to the ground at
l1er side said
g What is it, Bertha what has happeneds''@
Bertha, completely overwhelmed with as
tonishn.ent, started back and gazed at him
for moment in blank amazement, then
seizing his arm, she whispered:
"Go away if you value your life. Oh,
Heaven! why did you come here? Go--go
go at once. Don't delay second, for it
may be too late even now.n
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-09

excited politician. care We goin' to support
me fur the Legislature"
''Do you in end running for any other
office!" Allen asked, shrewdly.
mo, o. course not; l can't run for two
offices at oncen
''You only ask the support of the Western
Repmblc for you as a candidate for the Legis-
lature."
''That's all this time. When 1 run for
Congress O. course you'll stand by me?''
tsThat will be long way in the future; for
the present let US consider only your race
for the office of Representative"
'sWall, that's all the office I've got any
notion o. runnin' for; an what l want to
know is whether l kin depend on the West
err ReDnbtic standin' by mes'
''When the proper time comes you CAM
''D'ye mean it!''
"Yes'
ssShake!'' cried the enthusiastic politician,
seizing the EDITORS hand. Now We won't
go back on me!'
''Certainly not; you are my man for the
Legislature"
eye won't support Strongs"
''I shall support no one but yourself for
Representative, Mr.. Simmons. The Western
Re3mblc will be for Thomas Simmons first,
last and all the time, and at the proper time
will so announce"
Mr. Simmons delight almost burst all
bounds He laughed, slapped himself on
his knees and overfowed with self-congrat-
ulation on his own shrewdness in getting
ahead of Strong, whom he supposed was as
piring to the same position he was to attain.
CT was goin' to withdraw all my support
from the paper if ye went agin me,'' said
Simmons, as soon as he had somewhat re-
covered from his wild ecstasy of JOY, "but
now Pll stand by ye. I've got some money
left, and when ye want any draw on me.'
Allen suggested that the influence of the
Hestern Repsbltc might be broadened by
extending it's circulation. If Mr.. Simmons
knew of persons in the county who were
not subscribers it might be an excellent
plan for HIM to subscribe for them and
send the paper to them. Simmons thought
so, too and paid for twenty-five new sub
scribers.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-09
CHAPTER VII.
"You MUST SHOW YOUR HAND"


I" can not CO., Allen began
" You must-you must For the love Of
Heaven do not be found within these fated
Walls!" the beautiful creature whispered,
frantically pushing him toward the gate
Allen Gray was bravo and chvalric Not
even to save his own life would he leave her
III distress, exposed to some terrible, un-
known danger. He was wholly unarmcd
and unprepared to meet any danger, great
or small, but he was willing to face death
itself for her sake.
Il can not go-I will not go and leave
you In distress an danger" he answered,
in voice low. but full of determination.
Oh, madman, why will you stay? Your
presence here is far more dangerous than
any thing that can befall me. Co. go, go!
Ii you Will not go for your own sake, in the
name ofthe Virgin Mary, go for mine."
IF my presence increases your misery
and danger, l viii go"
SIT does--it does,n she interrupted.
'tBut this is very mysterious and trying;
can you NOT
sNo no. no in the name of all the holy
saints ask nothing of me; do not attempt to
delve into the depths of this terrible mys-
terry, but go-go at once" The girl was
weeping and sobbing as if her heart would
break and Allen, realizing that his pres
ence added to her distress, sprang over the
wall and went into the wood near the gar
den.
For long time he fingered about the mys-
terious old stone house. He climbed a tree,
and watched it until the moon rose. But
few moments after that first blood-curdling
shrek had burst upon the air the mansion
became dark and silent as the tomb. Not
sound was heard after Allen had leaped the
wall and quilted the grounds.
When tho moon rose, there was an air of
quiet serenity about the old house that
gave it the appearance of a peaceful home.
Flowers in the garden were nodding
their perfumed heads in the evening
breeze, fountains were playing merrily, the
waters sparkling in the moonlight, and all
signs of excitement and terror gone. In
VAIN he looked for the beautiful girl, che
was nowhere to be seen. She had doubtless
retired within the walls of that gloomy Gid
house. Allen descended from his perch in
the tree top and returned to the village.
His mind was harrassed ten times more
than before. The vision of that beautiful
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-09

I've spoiled about as many trades for him
as he has for me-"
" L don't thlnk he will be your opponent,
Mr.. Strong"
+" Oh, yes he will was the firm reply
"He's alters been in my way, and alters will.
l want you to stand by me-"
!" For sheriff.
eyes"
" You do not intend running for any other
ofice?"
"No."
"You won't ask me to support you for
any thing except sheriff."
No, sir, l won't.''
Well, Mr. Strong, I think when the
time comes l wi give you my support I
have determined chat the Western Aepwblic
shall be an independent periodical, and
shall favor homo man for sheriff.
That's all right, gin us your hand on't,"
said Mr.. Strong, shaking Aliens hand
warmly.
With hopes greatly revived he left the
Office.
1 believe if he had known that Tom
Simmons intended being candidate for
the Legislature he would have foregone his
desires for sheriff in order to beat his en-
emyn
That same day Tom Simmons entered
the editors sanctum to announce that he,
too had decided to arm himself for the con-
flict.
Its no use to wait longer. I'm goin' to
know the very worst right now,' said the
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-09

form, perfectly radiant in her distress and
tears, was constantly in his mind Those
fearful eyes seemed appealing from some
deep unknown distress which he dared not
fathom.
Sleep was stranger to his eyes that
night. AS he tossed restlessly upon his
bed, in the anguish of his soul he cried:
s'Oh Bertha-Bertha-ca / not-may /
not come and help you in your Distress"
Never until he had seen her in tears did
Allen understand his real feelings toward
this strange, mysterious girl. lie tvedAer.
True, she was srrrcrnded by mystery
black as n,ldniCht; she might, for aught he
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-01-09

Allen was acting in good faith, and had
determined to support both Simmons and
Strong for the offices to which they aspired,
but while they were arming for the conflict
he, as the knight who was to champion the
cause of each, thought it well to arm, too.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-11
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.
Four Hundred Acres in City Limits

Four Hundred Acres In City Limits
We offer for sale for a short time valuable
tract of land consisting of 400 acres all fenced,
with plenty of water, just outside the city
limits; every foot of it can be cultivated, good
roads leading to it. This is very desirable
bargain; the land is worth double what is
asked for it.
FAMILY CARRIAGE.
A second hand family carriage, almost as
good as new, at a very low figure.
TWO SODA FOUNTAINS,
All complete, and in good order. on be
bought at One-half of first cost.
What Are we Here For.
Only to look up bargains in real estate, looI
at the following:
1000 scres, improved, only miles from city;
permanent water, plenty of timber and grass,
only Sl2 per acre.
% acres adjoining the Fair Ground, 500 per
acre.
S2.25 per acre.
~ acres in West End addition al at a bar.
gain.
100 Leagues Of Mexican land at IS cents per
acre.
6 small houses in center Of city, from S75C
to $500.
Property on Commerce, Houston street and
Plazas at bargains. Beautiful residences very
low at one-third cash. Good business proper
ty and houses to rent.
Nice cottage OF 3 rooms, gallery audlargC
stable, city water, near s. 5. shops, only $3.50
0ne-third cash and Sl5 Der month. l0S-3
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-11
u.
IMPORTANT.
Address NJ. A. DAUPHIN
New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. c., or

By ordinary letter, containing Money
Order issued by all Express Companies
New York Exchange, Draft or Postal Note.