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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
T,e Chieapo Auditoriurn.

Curtains. stage, and everything else In the
theatre are operated by hydraulic power,
there being sixteen hydraulic jacks, four of
which are telescope. under the stage. stage
Ia this case should be plural, for there is a
double arrangement by which one stage can
be set while the other is in use, and the trans
fer made instantaneousy. This is not after
the style OF the Madison Square theatre,
where the one stage Is above the other, but Is
modelled after the leading theatre at Buda-
Pesth, considered 10 be the most convenient
in existence. All the scenery is hung over
iron sheaves, with iron cables and iron coun-
cable used. The seats win be opera chairs,
upholstered in amber plush, and in the gal
leries every one will have q chair.
A special feature of the hall will be its
spacious lobbies. These are four in number
-S0xl20, 6Oxl20, 4Oxl20 and 20xl20 feet. In
the basement are two smoking rooms, and
there and on the second floor VIII DO the
cloak rooms and retiring rooms for ladies.
The seating arrangements are such that a
full view OF the stage can be had even from
the highest seat in the upper gallery, and the
acoustic properties Of the hall are pronounced
perfect. The arches Of the roof are treated
Ia gold and ivory, and this is the leading
feature Of the decoration throughout. Over
the proscenium arch figure pieces have been
painted by Mr.. Holloway, while the side
panels are filed in with landscapes by ".
Fleury. The paintings are of a superior kind
and viii attract much attention Chicago
Tribuna
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

FaTs corresyonasat. sriGnx - Re
Woaasns cye-s. s.ssefts thzf Frsnca ~egzea
ars scocul-ag csa1zorcss fsr . ssAt 81 TIE
chazzeeT ~ 1sEszllas, a1d 1escrioes aseI-
iag u lhs Aouleu's Frotectlvs Le1Els asa
S.lllzllst hsyszblleal ksierau.3sl seie1 lFas
hel1 " appolar tbs fe1-zls cass<d-s& ~ 10
bfoaElE forward zr tie s.eetla1s. Af1 1eas1
So sgEae1 ssrs prsse4I = a-zA Il s4les
Elgues - TAe Cogriar kraLcalss - ca ed
upon - pFes21e. Mlle. = s. HlLzlTe opeUsd
rrs 1Y a sFsseh ia TIE lengthy pE~sHbls 81
Nhlch SIC 1splored having a-stsd - u-AnY
ysars be t1s writing r verses before sc
cane Tor aard - sllaicats the rlgLts u
~ozaen asd sas ebo4t " proceed shen =
rlstle u ss-k as be4Es- sud = ain. elegantly =
Srssset -.ay, ~lsh dAzseE h Aes ye-o~
balr slsygs4 upol ne Platform and slime.
st Hi,Ars s1s ooLigsc - retire, much % ner
yexallgu.
l1ls .Aly yeslsd SiLh - much authority
80 Nine. cs NAlSsyEe fzDlo1s ~ France for
her opposition % u Pastsur, Ter fon1ness
for d-slug and her petitions G. parllalasnt
ia TIE privilege of dressing Ia male srtlre,
~nlch privilege although granted - hosa
Bonheur, George Sad Nine DleulafOy the
celebrated Persian ~ p-orer Muse. FOucault,
ths beArlsd woalan, and two female stone
cutters, for the annual sam of SO Las been
denied 70 her.
she = = f0rcible speaker. with strong
masculine voice, and sic inssIed that men
had 40 right u consider whether it would oe
wise % enfranchise women or not for by tie
verg act OF paying taxes woman has enfran-
cn .sod hsrself aud made herself equal with
man SIZE also claimed that people would
quickly get ussd 70 seeing q woman solicit
votes a. a candidate for election to the cham
bers ss they had 10 many other things, tOIna-
toes for example, and that when the electors,
convinced OF the eligibility or woman for
office, should put her name upon the tickets
SUCCESS follows.
Mms. Sormand and Nile. BOulaDger-no
relation 10 the generAl-and other apostles Of
equal rights addressed the meeting, ali agree
ing that the only way Of improving the IN
satisfactory state OF affairs in France Mas q
sand several women 10 parliament
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

We shall watch with much interest
the proceedings of the National Con-
yenUOn Of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union IN Us present ses-
SION AZ Chicago. The great question at
issue with that organization at present
s. What shall be the attitude of the as
sOcation with regard 20 party politics.
A vigorous minority, headed by Mrs.
j Ellen Foster, s.aunch and talented
Republican worker, has long protested
against the policy OF the majority IN
pledglng the influence OF the assOcia-
ton 70 the third party. At rs last con-
vention formal notice was given that, al
this meeting, the constitution would be
80 amended as 70 prescribe third party
fealty as test of membership. Such
an amend ment would legislate out OF
the union large numbers of its best
members, some of whom have been
connected with it since It's inception.
We trust that the w. c. L. u. will
take several sober second thoughts be-
fore adopting as its fundamental doc
trine the dogma that no lady can be a
Christian temperance advocate except
she become an active political prohib-
Zionist. We do not believe that the
cause Of either Christianity or tenn
perance Will be advanced by such big
nfrV
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,
aKASD h4plDs.gaIDAY Noy.a


III anything can IustllN cdllluS UP the
spirit Of Zacn Chandler, it - that ne
may read a lecture on practical politics
% the present Administration. There
has been altogether TOO much delay IN
getting settled tlown % work. Al this
rate. before Harr.s0n's time Is out the
party viii be thoroughly disorganHed,
its enthusiasm seepcd out and its old
time fighting qualities eaten out by the
worst form Of dry-rot. No effective
work can be done when the political
head center i.prachcally IN the hands
OF the Democrats, who hold tat places
and congregate ngroups IN the Govern
ment buildings and i,be and jeer at the
Republican party, congratulating them
selves that the people have now repudl-
atcd the Admin stratiOu, and thatin 1892
a simon-purc Democratic Administra-
ton Will be- elected, that viii make every
Republican n the ciyl-serv1ce walk the
plank. 10 IS high time 20 root out the
very last one of the ex-rebels and
hangers-on OF the Democratic party,
that now fattens by the grace Of
Republican simplicity, and inaugurate
a Republican policy n earnest. These
hangers-oa are the bitterest of their
kind and are only happy when hamper
ing the Republican party.
Only a lew Republican chiefs OF divi-
SONS have been appointed in the de
partments. while the unciassided ser
vice sDemocraucthrough and through.
Before this time four years ago the
Democrats had been sensible enough %
get the political re.ns we'll in hand and
Republicans by the score had walked
the plank. As fast As the plsnks wore
out. as in the casco widow cruise OF
oil, the supply vas rep,enished. Grover
mill ground incossantly. Republican,
didn't kc<. They supposed that their
time w0ult come again and they went
.o work for 70 w sh a right good will
Sut has 10 come,
Besides these places nc Washington
here are thousands Of positions about
she country ready Tor the change. If
n change cannot be madc IN any m.
stance on accou1t Of local disseusiOns
let che responsibility be made % res
rght there and not with the Admins
traaon
Chandler ght also season his lee
tere with dash Of advice on the sub
iectof flirting with side ISSUES and keep
ir1 to thc cardinal principles Of the BE
peh.can party tariff for protection
abolition of informal revenue taxation
cvtcns an ot fore gn commerce and
free ballot and far count.
Democratic papers are loud m the
proarbng of doctrines that they DO no
believe. ncvrr did believe and the trad
tons OF tacr party VIII not let then
believe. simply to scare Republican
ont of making these changes. Wher
ve vish t1 tso orr political cues from
Democratic sources. We wU ideudf'
ourscf with tl1t party. We havo r0
usc ior more tn1n one party and w
believe n advancing the interests %
thst Darfv bv every far means know
81 political varfafe-the most poten
Of which mesns Is the disabling of Is
rnrfn rs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Ws Mentioned recently the great
waste u coal 1asE q Eag and. because
20 craeEca5le mode f4r ulAkag i mo
cakes Tor fuel haa yet been devised. A
new process Las just been announced
"a Peansy lysl.a. attended - as .ze
tl.s eoal aGsE, shaeA las heretofore
amounted ~ about oae-seyelgn II tne
product 4nd been considered a total
loss. b. making .t in-O hrickets that
AL cum 1ks hard coal, excepL tnsre
are I'd cllnkers ard the brlcket ouEns
o. ashes.
The process z thus described By = re-
porter. The new process consists OF
the coal dust being evenly distributed
With one-tenth per cent. 0f pitch. TINS,
- an ingenious c0ntrlYance. Is pressed
with great machines Ia large cakes,
steam beng Used % m0s stem the mass.
- hard does lt become that it pOssesses :
the same power OF resistance Is coal, or
u other words, a hundred pounds ot
co4l dust pressed viii last as long az the
same amount Of hArd coal. A pressure
0f tAItY-nve tons ls brought % bear on
each br.cket. There are two presses IN
operation nov, and when run 70 Their
ful capacity VIII turn Out about eight
hundred tons OF the br.ckets IN twenty
four hours. The br.ckets take up -
per cent. less space than ordinary coal,
and IA consequence an engine can he
loaded % 90 one-fourth further with
0ut replenishlng the supply OF fuel
such Inventions as these are a benefit
u the world.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

ANOTHER case of legislative interfer-
ence with higher laws has just been set
aside The last Legislature of Indiana
passed an act prohibiting the ex-
portation of petroleum or natural
gas from the State, by pip
ing or otherwise. The Supreme
Court Of Indiana has just declared the
act unconstitutional, as an interference
with Interstate commerce, as class
legislation, and as against public policy
i'm that 10 ObstruCted legitimate business
enterprises, and the use and sale of the
natural products of the State. This
act stood on a par with the anti-dressed
meat laws, which many State Legisla-
lures were recently wheedled into pass
ng, but which Michigan's Legislature,
with all It's mistakes, very wisely
avoided.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
An Elderly Gathering.

At South Paris, Ne, the other day, Uncle
Robert Gray, 81 years old, harnesssd his
horse Dick, 81 years old, and, accompanied
by his wife, So years old, drove 70 North
Paris and visited Sullivan Andrews, - years
old, meeting while there Mrs. Edward An
drews, Sc years old. who has just returned
from Europe, and Mr.. Pottle, 50 years old.
Tho art Of living a long life evidently has
been successfully cultivated in Oxford coun-
ty by man, woman and beast.-EXchange
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Several years AGO / was called to see n colored
woman who had malignant form OF cancer on
her foot. The cancer grew worse under the pre-
scribed treatment, and the toes and one side Of
the foot were at length eaten entirely away. The
patient could not have survived much longer,
bat commenced the use Of Swift's Specific,
and il cured her sound well. That was three
years ago, and there has been no return of tho
disease. regard Swift's spooihc a most excel
lent medicine for blood diseases, as its tendency
= % drive ont the poison.
Matherville, Miss WM. Z. STAGG, MD.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

THr Detroit FREE Preas calls the TELE-
GRAw-HERAro "spo,is' Republican
organ. We firmly believe in the justice
and good policy of getting our friends
in, just as tho Free Press IS at present
preaching what It doesn't believe,
simply 20 keep its friends in.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

THE Spanish Minister Of Finance has
managed to exhibit a slight surplus in
the treasury, and all Spain Is As much
astonished at this extraordinary event
in the annals Of their finance, as they
would be at the visit of a Pan-Pianetary
Congress The Democratic party Will
doubtless sympathize with them in their
9crplexity, and give them some point
ers" on reducing the surplus.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

AFTER the Bayard-CIvmcr wedding.
Cleveland called upon HARRISON and
the two ioked each other about the re-
cent elections. Grover doubtless has
some grim reCollect0ns Of DIS own.
relative 20 the lights and shadows Of
presidential life.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

TEE titled foreigners are picking mp
our girls So fast that ne begin to sym
pathire with tho young fellows who
have not vet made their selection. Con-
zress should impose an export dUty for
tnrLr rrr-rrHrn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

SrcPTrsRv B,vARD and M.ss CIV
n1er are finally married. 0uradv coto
a'l men IS 20 rst married before they
achieve greatness, its SD much easier.
cheaper aad -n0bodv's business.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Nh. TuDES's provision, by Will, for
the establ shment OF Libraries IN New
York and other places, is liable to be
defeated by technicaEties, and his
nephew, George II. Tilden, VIII get the
benefit. Thu-ls one more illustration
of the difficulty of writing, or under
.tand.ng. good English.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Applicant TO editor)-Have you any vacan-
cies just nOwl
Editor-Yes; the waste basket was emptied
9ss morning, believe.-Time
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
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CANCER OF THE TONGUE

For three or four years had an eating sore on
my tongue that made q considerable hole IN IL
became alarmed az IS progress and went to
Atlanta Tor treatment. The result was that
commenced tie usc Of swift's Specific, and the
sore was soon gone. without tracc n it left
Thomaston, Ca. Mar. "a, 50. a LEWIS.
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
SwI~r SrEcIFIc CO.. Drawer 9, Atlanta, Ga
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

City Treasurer once
Grand Rapids Mich. oct ~ iss9
Notice is hereby given that fhe assessment
roll Tor the construction ~ a sewer in fle alley
between Ellsworth avenue and ~ affrio0 street
in lot l3 Kent p at is now iu my hands and.
thar wiz receive payment thereon Tor the
ueTi0 0f twenty DAYS from This dare. 40 the
Office oi The city treasurer city hall
GEoR4r Is FrErT.
nov , fItv rtasurfT.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

-ErrroR JtsfEs J. WEST has boen
adm ttet t0 faj n the aggregate sum
or $4,000 Think of an ga .t0r-srd an
rv-e3.tor az that-vth such price as
shat Fixed era hm.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Aay Subscribe - thE iELEohAn
HERALD ~h0 fails % reeetTs the pap"
rsgu8Arfy, or ~hS mag hA'o re%'"" %
soaplain os iats aaiisery' I'll confer
special favor bJ tnfor@ios this once OF
ths f4st a. once. ssad postal card or cal
ap tsisphOns 8Si-
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
4 LARGE AMOUNT OF REAL ESTATE

y for sale. Must and viii be sold.
have 6j lots for sale on Fralick's addition.
corner of Fifth and Madison .ayes; lots 80 by
10 feet 10 an alley; prices frOmsD0 10 500.
p lots on MadisOn-ave. and NOward-st. on
Frallck and Nordcn's addition: prices range
from 500 10 sou. Uhe most of these lots are
very desirable. quite centrally located. near
school house and street cars; the adjacent
property Is being rapidly built up.
Lot No. i. I2nger'S addition. Prescott ST.
fourth .ot west OF South DVision-St. 80 BY l3s
81. House barn and lot No. 35l Jefferson ave,
licuse barn and two lots On corner Of
East ana IaOmas-sts
hO-ses and lots on Comstocks pat Cow
price. 10 lots on Leonard Co.'S addition,
prices from 500 up.and various other lots and
houses and lots not described.
All Will be sold very cheap. title perfect me
and terms made u suit. NO expense Tor
showing property Also cash 70 loan on real
estate security on favorable terms Call az
No. 3, New Houseman building. on Henry
Fralck 222tt
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Ftari 0ICoulpanY comes Out
uon trumphantiy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

ork the Republican
senators and sixteen Rep
n the Maryland Legis.a-
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
". H. KINSEY
p - and b. Weston building. Caual-st
over Board Of Trade
Telephone sos
Your attention IS asked 20 the following
most reliable property ln the city
"a few prices Of various grades gvenJ
EOR sALE-Buck block. 40 feet from sweets
Hotel. sl5.oo. ". d. hlNhkl.
EoR sAJ.E- Double brick block on south
DIVISION 81 ". H. hiAoEl.
EOR SAFE Forfy-throe feet vacant business
pre perry, 0u SCUM DIVISION. ST., g.. pcT if.
W. d. klAsLY
EOR SALE-2l feet south D.,lsion-sf busi-
ness property; Sll5 per H. ". d. hlAoLl.
E0R sALE-75 feet ofthe finest Jcnersou-ave.
property between Fulton and Cherry.
with l0room house 500 N. Il. hlAsil.
EOR SALE Fine building lot ou Fountain
81. sZ10 ". d. hlAeLl.
FOR sALE-es foot lot. corner James aud
Buckeye. slfo1 vs.. u. kIAeEl.
EoR sbLE-Rev. B. ?. sareeuts house. GA
VII. hINsEl
EOR SALE-6l Pieasant-st.. for two famnoss
VIII rent Tor sls' s-ioa ~. 3D. hiAstl.
EOR sALE-n4 south I'uion-st.. besui.fui
lot modern house s-eJo. +" h. hiAHLl.
FoR sALE 20 feet on crescent-ave sao9.
". II. hIAsEl.
EOR sALE-i- feet OF North Division $3.50.
". n. klAsE1.
EOR sALE- Beautiful % foot LOT on Prospect
Place $3.50 ". u. hlNsLl.
E0R sALE-loroom house on Henry st.i
$500. ". H. AlNrE4.
FOR sALE-ModeI home OF rooms. east
part. All modern $500 w u. hINetl.
E0R sALE-Fine modern house. s6foot lot.
i new barn. on cccoudavs $50.
rs. g. hINsEY.
EOR sALE-7-room house on North Union
$500. WI. KINsEY
L'OR SALE OR TRADE-Fue s1scre peach
KINsEY
FOB sALE-,I Third St. very chesp.
~. j.. kINsEH.
FOR sALE-il0 feet on Charlessf.s or viii
divide and sell cheap. vs. III. klAHEl
EOB sALE-FIue g-foot lot on Thomas at
gust east OF bastsi. Only Sfrl.
vs. d. kiNHEH
NOR SALE-Nice lot on Cottage Grove ave. f.
only $500; easy terms. M. II. klANEh
E0R SALE Mice room house ou Home
i. aNe.t tisI easy terms IS d. kINeEl
| GALL oface and see the balance of ~
- tst
WESTON 4 IowE ADDTTIoN
NKHlLE fhe sales have been more than salts
" factory 90 aII concerned having SD
/ more lofs than have been safd on auV other
addition ! nIIi ha. ID fHe present prices or fhe
/ manning lots fh. same at now Hu-H air.
N tston returns from tle iaef
IFEaGT
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

L'OR RENT-lIandSome furnished rooms
steam and gas. ~ North Ionia-st. between
Bridge and Hastings. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Room at rear end Of main hall.
first floor, Park Place; suitable for an Of
fee. Mrs. 4. l.. smith. ${
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

FOR RENT-One large furnished front room
heat aud gas. Inquire A. Ransom-St. SD
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

FOR RENT-The stores numbered 10 and y
IyOn-St., now occupied by the Converse
Manufacturing Company, Tor Offices and sales
rooms Also houses for sale and To rent on
JeffeTSOn-st.. and West Broadway. Apply TO
Wm, ;. UOyey. Agent, Room 8, Widdicomb
Building 5Jltt
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09


clean. Adply % VI. X. Melis ~ COit-ayc.
3lltf
4 COTTAGE offye rooms. q house of6 rooms.
4 one of four rooms and one OF three rooms.
an I'm good location and within hye minutes
walk of sweets Hotel Inquire ol b. rs. Bar
nard. 50 Auen-st.. corner Mt. Vernon.
EOR BENT-DweUlag house No. 2l6 East
FultOn-st. Inquire ~ j. g.. Buchanan. :.
NOurOe-si. o. 2ls last Fulton-st PA
EOR RENT-House No. l0q kent-st.; suitable
i for tailor shop. laundry or other small bust
ness; or for residence. Address H. N-. Box 3.
Iclegram-lIerald. L~ti
EOR RFNT-Just being vacated at 2l2 North
4 College-ave.. very snug or t-r0om house.
with good barn, desirable location; rent So
per month tim April l. thereafter Sli per
month. =. L. Fuller, II East Bridge-st. Arti
LOR RFNT-Tcnemen Of rooms one of (
i rooms. one OF 3 rooms. one OF rooms, one
Cf rooms All frsf-Ciass houses iu good loc8-
fionS. and from three to ten minutes wax
from sweets Hotel Inquire % t. ". Bar
nard. Is Allen-st.. cor. Nc. Nernon-st
LOR RFNT-A tenement II six rooms. in tho
! palafiue h.ock. corner Court and Allen
sfs Ono of ftf rooms. -i3 West Fuiton-st..
hard and soft water. and good cellar. one "
three rooms corner of Winter and Alleu-sts..
also store iu 4ood location for grocfrv bust
ness Inquire ~ T. ". Barnard, s. Allen 81,
corner Mt Neruoasi. - n
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

tVANTEDA lady IN each city. town and
W township 10 procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs. John A.
Logan. special inducements offered. Refer
enccs required. Address The BrOdiX Publish
ing Company. Washington. h. &.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

EOii SALE-By the monthly payment plan
You cHn pay for beautiful home lu lee
ears as easily as paying rent; oT hold 20 Ill
the rise in value brings You handsome prom g.
al So p-I n.oLth Wlil sell you new l-ro0m
house on Paris or College ave. with furnace.
concrete walk. fine lawn. mantel cistern. well
hot and cold wafer. electric bells. bath room
and all modern Improvements. Charles " .
block. 3l5
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

LOR RENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
Il facing Crescent ave. and Canal St. with
gas. newly furnished and rehtted. Everything
strictly frstclass. Entrance. Crcscentaye. ,
also. - Canal-st. Enquire at Room a. .6lv
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

WANIED-MAN-To take the agency Il cur
" safes, size -SNloKis inches, weight 5ti
lbs; retail price SO; OtherslLes ia proportion.
rare chance 10 create "a permanent business
az home. These safes meet a demand never
before supplied by other safe companies as We
are not governed by the sale Pool. Alpine
safe Co.. Cincinnati. ID. Wed-sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
FOR RENT HOUSES.

TOR RENT-House 10. 146 Coit-ave. rooms,
cellar and woodshcd house is new and
clean. Adply 20 VI. X. Melis. ~ Coitaye.
3ltf
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

EOR RENT-FUrnished rooms. steam heated f;
and furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Apply az Room l03. New HOuseman block.
Elevator from a m to II y m. Dec. l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
SITUATIONS wAETED-fRMALE.

WANTbD-By Ii young lady. situation as
w bO0kkeepcr. cashier or clerk, can give
good reference. Address c. H., box 5. Iele-
gram Herald. 3l4
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
REAL ESTATE CITY.

WHERE lS a HAPPY FAMILY living in d
" rented house that wants 10 lie made
happier by buying home 20 their own Tor
sI-JI ou easy terms ot J.. - fr0hlnf
E0H SAiE-0a monthly payments. good SIX
room housr. lut siAty-s.A hy one hundred
and thirty three feet ol IauIl-st. near chair
factory. Apply g. Mrs Miller. northeast cor
ner fuiton-si aud C0uege-aye. 2stf
TOR SAILS u possible that ask too much
for Nc. 80 Cuuton-st.. when j ask only
500 for iNxl-I. with ~ rooms. more a. lsrts.
etc thtu / wanted bay window. large barn
with grarary within - numbers of Bridge
81! This property must Dr. sold 10 close an
estate. THIS lot would br worth slDO vacant.
y. B-If one must have . stcep.r Oh their
house this viii NOT answer. ). L. Fuller exec.
ut0r III East Brldee-St aSqff
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
REAL EsTATE-OOUNTRY.

EOR SALE or exchange. an Slacre farm In
Cascade township. one-hat mile from
lage and church. Address VI. ". Daniortn.
Cascade. post-Ohce. 3l3
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09
FOR sALE-NIsCELLANB0Us

FOR SALE-A square piano In good cOndi-
tion. cheap. Inquire az l4 North Division.
St. between J. and or % and p. m. 5li
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-09

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
largest OF AL Michigan Dsllies Tx.
cspt Those OF Detroit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-26
Undeseryedly Laughed At.

The unthinking are prone to make game
nervousness. Yet this is very real and serl.
Gus affiiction, the harassing symptoms or
which are rendered all the more poignant by
ridicue The stomach is usually responsible
for these symptoms-its weakness and disor-
der find a reflex in the brain, which is the
headquarters of the nervous system. AS a
nerve tonic and tranquillizer, we believe that
not one can be pointed out so effective as Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. In renewing vigor-
Gus digestion, it strikes the key note OF recoV-
cry of strength and Quietude by the nerves:
Headaches, tremOrs in quiet sleep, abnormal
senstiveness to unexpected noises-all these
modify and ultimately disappear as the sys
TEN gains strength from the great tonic. Dys-
pepsa biliOusness. rheumatism, constipation
ana kidney complaints are subdued by the
Btters Alan I'D to 18th