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Fell from n Cupola.

Special Dispatea to Ex ln.e1fgen,e1. u 3 b,
MARrISsBuKd, W. Va, OFT. 27.-.El.
p,er Grim, a carpenter living in this CITY,
while engaged in building q house ior
Mr.. James F. Thompson, iell from lbs
top OF the cupola to the bottom OF the
cellar, crushing HIS skull and otherwise
seriously injurilg himself. Hs is not
expected to live. IS Fi'
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VIENNA, OF. 27.-Emperor Francis
Joseph to-day visited the exhibition 81
articles manufactured from mo.her.of.s
pearl. He made Inquiries as 10 the pres. t,rej I
ent condition OF the industry and wished
to know how 1t was affected EbyI tha3
American tariff, ss ia, ! " " . 7! 1
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Won Moltko's Concrnt,ln,iop,.

N BERLIN. Oct. 27.-Two thousand and
ninety.nine congratulatory telegramp,
containing 74,4Si words, have passed !
through tho Berlin office for Count Won
Moltke. The count expresses in the
columns OF the Post, his thanks for the! 7!
thousands Of letters and teiegrams which
hc has received, and regrets that it ia
impossible to answer them ali ~ 3. liill III
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Z CLEyElAxp, O.. OF. e7.-Thc barge
Wahnapela was castoif while opposite
this port last night, and undertook TO
make the harho.. On account Of the
high winds she drove helpless wreck
on the breakwater. The life saving crew
went to the rescue, and saved all On the
barge except John WilliamEon, o. al.
gerla, Michigan, and Ora Smith, OF
Osweeo, sailors. The waves are sweep.
Ing over the barge and 1t will 70 to
pleces, l Z Z, \ .li Z
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nelIaont OH News.
a.. a., HH

Special Dispatch 10 The Intaligencr. 81 .s4
BELMONT, WA, Oct. 27.-Taylor No.
!, on the Taylor reserve, ia row twenty.
six feet in the sand and is doing
about fifty barrels. It will be shot TO-
morrow aud is expected to increase the
production to 100 barrels or over. Mu-
tnal Oil Company's well No. /, on the
Ruttencutter farm, struck The sand at
1850 feet and has now 600 feet Of fluid
in the hole, at two bits in the sand
This showing, If further drilling will i'm.
prove her, opens up considerable terri.
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Hubbard aud nurtt ut Wsllsburr,

Special DsDGtch To The ia,elllgencer,
WsILsnpRa, W. Va, Oct. o7.-Hon.
W. ?. Hubbard addressed large and
enthusiastic audience at the County
Cc''rt House here tonight. Mr.. Hub
bard was introduced by II. C. Helvey
and spoke for ona hour and half, dis
cusaing the issues Of the day in that con-
elsa and convincing mGnnf- SO charac-
seristiI }! him. Brooke county will
chow Up 'or Hubbard or NoVe.nbpr A..
AID. Il. Burt, ot Wheeling, also dis
2atsed the labor question at some
length. He proved conclusively that
zee Mcbir'ey bill woaiu be uf great ben
aft to the @ortirgnen, -. -.
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or1AwA, 0Nr., Oct. e7-The Birchalls
case is nov engaging the attention ofs
tho Minister Of Justice. No petition il ins
favor OF the prisoner have yet reacbeas
the Department, and the belief preyailg
mere that the law will be allowed to-
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steam Filters strike,

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-In accordance with
the vote at the meeting Of their union
last mig ght, the steam filters Of the city
this morning, to the number OF be-
tween 300 and 400, won't on strike
Their demand is for an advance OF about
10 per cent in wages.
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Dinmp,d Importers Fall.

New YoaK, Oct. 27.-D. II. Wickham
4 Co., importers OF diamonds at p
Maiden Lane, assigned to-day to Nathan
J.Newwiller. A preference is given to
John Monioe 4 Co., in an amount not
to exceed cue-third Of the estate.
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A nl,xz,r,, In penus,Iynu,n

WlLcox, Pa, Oct. e7.-Quito a bliz.
zard passed over this section of North.
ern Pennsylvania yesterday and to-day.
1t showed all yesterday at Kane, and to-
day the storm spread all over Mexican
and Elk counties, r;.t % El412.
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lIARROWMEN ORGANIZE.
The Prices Of Spring Tooth Hnrrows Have
,s-rf E75a = Iyeeyl Ise tluc all, ,-r-b r

& UREA, n. y, Oct. a7.-The spring
tooth harrowmep ha7e organized the
National Harrow Company with a capi-
tai stock OF s5OO,0OO. The main office Of
tho company will be in Utica. They
have purchased a great number Of pat
ents covering substantially all the har.
row manufactures in the United States.
1t is understood that there are but three
manufacturers who have not gone into
tho company, and taat they are likely to
so in within ehort time. Strange to
relate, tho prices for the coming year
have been reduced from those Of last
season. u - i: s. sis5Gy 81 s.Il4 ( lni
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peun.ous Giauted.

Spfeta9 pifpalfh q l&e fntiatSeNtir. ..,7l3T
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 2T.-West
Virginia pensions were granted % fol.
lows: Addison Watson, Balltown; R. A.
Bollinger, sheck; Penser Williams,
Hamlln Andrew Karnes, Sistersyiiie.
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CONDENSED ysl,4G0.iAs !, 4

!, senator Sherman au,ke et Mansfield a. \
emo, ;s,s .n,1 last Inishs The audience Swssa
Secretary Noble has denied tit a. { 4
pliea.lon h Of Mayor Grant, Of New YorkS
.;en IL, another enumeration Of the popila.3
~, lhe Weatern Union Telegraph opera; z,es :
toss at st Paul have struck on ncre'nrt Sp.Ia
q the discharge Of six operators whn!ha..
logged 70 the Brotherhood, n al AZ
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New YORK, Oct. 27.-Arriyed-.Stean,.
ers Elder, Bremen; Anchoria, Glasgow =;
Helveiia, London. IllE & s5i%5
x SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. a. = Arrived -
Steamer Ems, New York for Brennan. "a "
& QUEENSTOWN, Oct. ~. Arrived
British Prince, Philadelphia for Liver,
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Tho Grand nu..'n S, s,mpto,n,. nj, !,

81 PEThnsBuEc, Oct 27.--The dan
gerous symptoms Of Grand Dake Nicko...si
las, the Cars uncle, who was recently:
reported TO be insane and very i'll, have
subsidized. He Is now improving ran;Jlws43
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TIRE REV tariff law situts out kofaIsn
farm products md retains the American
market for tho American farmer. The
s2tG 100000 expended in 1880 IN fore,Yn
farm produce VIII now DO spen. mons aur
own Surnlcrs fsEar.-f 'la'l- -l#l'l- 'g
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RANDALL on rnorEc1IoS.

Only those who have iisc oil Inc ONES or nre
~ once Tor lifo with fixed snlnrics, ! would
DO panehttod by Tho oreit thraw or this sys.
TEN frrntseti"n, aud tho cs,ahiIshmsnt Of
Free rrnd". Hut this Is the last class thnt
has " riehi to coturfntn.--S.muet !, Randall,
p PenRIylrdntd, IrO'ectionisi Democrat. fiTWI
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W. -TT7.I- = ~ = ~
Mark Twnin's Mother Dcutl.

Y .KEoKux, Iowa, Oct. 21.-Mts. Jane
Clemens, mother Of Samuel Clemens,
better known es Mark Twain, died this
evening, aged eish.y.aeyen years, n. :.
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DEMOCRATIC Speakers are telling their
nurtiences thnt tho Mckinley bili places a
tariff "n tea nnd coffee. ;ioth articles nrs
on The free Hist and have been for years.
lhey are On tho free list In the aIcItinle,
Eilt. E'
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ATHENS, Oct. 27.-A general parlia.
mentary election was held in Greece to.
day. The Gorer1m ent was defeated.
retaining only one.thhd OF the Senate,
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Th.Los,nt Mobile.

MoplLE, ALA, Ost. 27.-The losses by
yesterdays Are are now placed at $500.
0OO, with insurance of $500, ,OOO. s5.5 :8
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Fhc ChRmpiuusl,,O Games

NGw YoNx, oci. c77.--The sixth game
between the Brooklyn and Louisyille
teams was played this afternoon. The
game was tho best played contest OF the
season and was won by the Western
nine only after hard fgtitiug. Score:
Lou 'sy!l . 4 cl50l . 0s
Nrcollyu.......,.-.., 0 900 4 E0s3 0-S
riichess~stntton, Ehrct aud Tcfry. liits-is
aud y. E,sorsr-3 each. Earnc1--i each. I'm.
pIres-Curry and Mcti ua!d. 10 3-'ts4l -5sf a.
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THE 10" tariff law ptnces so rer cent of
tho total importation upon tho freq list.
This IS 10 por cent moro thnn was ma;,e
tree by tho Democratic Mills bill, t'St
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WAR TO THE DEATH ON AMEnICsS
INDUSTRIES, |.. L

Tho President tCleveiand) In h,s message.
FOR which honor HIN, has declared war
o;exterminat,on upon tho Protected In
dustri"s. Tho war |. to tho dsa,h.- Ualtd
s'a'ts Senator ttst, ef Ai,,ouri. Fye. Trade Dan.
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TIL. new tarin law will not raisc the
price TO tho Athericnn consumer OF a ain.
Clio manufactured article TINT Gun be
termed n. necessary experae. gE5l5 = fs,.
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+ Ir foreigners want 70 sell their goods in
our rich mnrkot, tlrr Will hnve TO step up
first and ae:tls with Uncle SAuls cashier,
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: : -
MIR, GradH,A nnlIini.


Ex.Senc.or Grady published card IL
tho Stp: yesterday denying that he used
the wor, attributed to him in yester-
days INTEL,IGEScER, as follows:
"There IS absolutely no protection fer
labor aad there should be none. Its
best PROF. lion Is Tree trade in the open
markets oi tho world"
Mr.. Grady says what he did say was;
There is absolutely no protection for
labor, and there can be none. For what
the workinyman has to sell-his labor
our laws provide tho moat open free
trade market in Tho world"
The ISTElLlaEHcER does not desire to
misrepresent LiLi, and gives him the
benefit Of his disclaimer. II is, how-
eyer, significant fact that his friend,
The Register, whileit does not give his
words as the ISTELLIcENCEE pavo them.
differs as widely from his 0 1n repetition
OF them as the !NrELLIeEScEg's. The
Register quotes him as saying: ai &
II have tried to find out what protec.
lion the.e is for labor in this country,
and I have discovered not only that
there 10 none, bit that the only market
1t can have is tho market open for the
bidders OF all the world" PEW
Mr. Grady's own version is bad
enough. He has she bentil. OF his ex-
piauation. T,
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THE new tarin inw reduces tho GorcTn.
mcntnt revenues by He least SD, ,088, ,0a9
ser yrnr. Almost tho whole or this auuh
was coi,.c.ed MS sdirrcttnxation. That sort
OF taxation, cseryt on Alcoholic Liquors
and Tobacco, specifically a.S}tshc,l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
CHURCH SERVICES.

NotIce-In future the TELEGRAN-HEgALp will
publish. under this head. only such notices as
are sent 20 TINS once each week. not later
than Saturday afternoon. This is done TO
avoid mistakes and duplicate notices.
In these announcements usual services"
or hours mean that the morning service oc-
ours at 1889 a. IN. and evening service at I
p. N.
Ames VI. E. Church-South Dyision-st. Rev.
+. r.. King. A. NJ. pastor. Services at the
schOOlat noon. Young Peopes' meeting at s
2. IN. Rev. Franklin Noble, ID. D.. of the
south Congregational Church. will preach in
tue morning III exchange with the pastor.
Fountain street Baptist Church-Preaching
morning and evening By the pastor. Dr.. Jack
son.
Grace Episcopal Church 90 Rev. Or. T. J.
knapp. rector. Morning prayer, and sermon
at 1870 "A. m. No service at night. Morning
subject: stop Grumbling."
Division street VI. E. Church-Rev. John Ora
ham, ID. D.. pastor. Preaching In the morning
and evening by the pastor. Sunday-scbool AZ
noon. Young peoples meeting at 6:30 p. m.
Seventh Day AdveltiSt-Elder l.. g.. Moore
pastor. Services in Good Iemplars Hall, Nc
Mullen block. sunday evening at 10
Church OF Christ-Rev. w. T. Richardson,
the former pastor Of the Church OF Christ in
this city. Will occupy the pulpit IN that church
The young peoples prayer meeting is held al
30 2. n. IN he evening Miss Elsie Donald
son. OF New ork. will deliver an address In
the interest Of the {. ". L. ".
Messiah Baptist Church-Rev. :. ". John
son. pastor. Services al Coles Hall II Pearl
-. NJ 10 - a. N. and - p. m. sunday school
AZ 3 y. m. l. W. Walker. superintendent
Wednesday evening prayer meeting a. g.
Rev ". II. Robertson will preach At l0-al
First Reformed Church-R Rev. 2. Moerdyke
ID. D, pastor. will preach I'm the morning on
Follies in ISrael-Iheir Cause and Cure" In
The evening on How Two Young Men Were
Won"
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

''The church is discovering that it has
far n. ore vital and essential work than
10 discuss theological problems. 1t is
To be the ministry to light, as the work
or Jesus, It's founder, was. The man
who dies rich without having done any
thing TO benefit others with MS riches,
dies disgraced, said Andrew Carnegie,
and the words express true sentiment
OF The day. Self-culture is no longer
the highest aim, there "a something be-
yOnd-the culture of others. Privileges
and responsibilities; they are something
70 DC passed on, as we'll as enjoyed. No
man has any right to be rich and cult
waited and happy, unless he is dong
something 10 make other people better
OF IN worldly goods, more intelligent,
and therefore happier. This new move
ment IN Christianity bringing its power
20 bear. as did Jesus, on tie daily life
Of humanity, is concerned in better
conditions OF labor. IL means lessenlng
the hours OF service, and increasing the
hours Tor participation in study, read
ing, and social enjoyments. IL Is con-
cerned IN cooperative and profit-shar-
mg labor; in political enlightenment
and patriotism; IN oil that makes for
AttN Nr tNtp itiittttb "a stAo iA4NAflb utt dtl4
the progress of society. L. not this
something to care about Relief. or q
form of belief counts for something, be-
cause u mas It's reactIonsry influence on
life. But for the most part it Is relig-
ION. not theology, that we want, and
the church must come % the people,
and the people TO the church. to con-
slder the vital questions of the develop
msut aud Advancement of the iudivId-
ual, aud learning and life must meet.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
nEPrBLrcAN WARD cAUcUsEs.

The Republicans OF the city Of Grand Rapids
Are requested TO meet In their respective ward :
Monday evening. August Is. az 30 o'ciOck Tor
the purpose ot eiectiuE three delegates % the
Republican CouuEy Convention. % b. held In
fas city OF Grand Rapids. August q. lS9U.
Meetings VII be held IN the following places
uniess changed hy thc ward committees
Flrst Ward-At the c0r1er Of fifth-ave- and
Grandviiie-aFe.
second Ward-Hartman Building. Fountain
ST. .,, 60. n,
Feurfn Ward-C -Circuit Court Rooms
flfth ward Corner Taylor and Leonard SITS.
hrilt building.
On @S-s-s's1s'e' -. Sa'id'ns' west Leon
seventh Ward- Danish Han. Scri5ner-st.
Eirhfh Isl ard-Na. Sd West Bridge ST., West
Side Building and Loan Ofire-
Ninth W ard NCtielland Wall. West Fulton
81.
renfhsY ari--erehie's store.
Rv orjer 90 the Republican city COMMITTEES.
JAMES A. C0YE. Chairman
ARTHUR IT. ChiLF EN. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
LARGEST IN MICHIGAN.


A Immense Telescope VIII Arrive In
This City in a Few Days.
Grand Rapids will soon own the
largest and most complete telescope IN
Michigan. Ii will arrive Monday or
Tuesday from Philadelphia, and be-
comes the property of the West Michi-
gan Business University and Normal
school. Ii will be located IN the new
observatory of that institution, where
II will be kept for the use of the
students and general public. In order
TO prevent the observatory from beng
crowded with people. who would go to
place of that kind through morbid
curiosity, the nominal sum OF five cents
Will be charged TO outsiders.
This telescope Is much larger than
the one at the Ann Arbor University
observatory. IL cost 5000 complete,
ana will be handsomely mounted. 1t
will also be placed on a revolving
dome, so that IL can be brought to bear
on any object in the heavens. 1t has q
six-inch object glass, mounted on ter
restials, and four celestial eye pieces,
with magnifying powers of II, III, l47
and 273. There viii also be finder TO
locate objects, and declarations and
rght-ascenSlon circles.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17


The Common Council at It's meeting
tomorrow night should take some de-
termined action toward removing the
electric light and telegraph poles from
Canals 81. The contract for the improve
ment of the street was let some time
aQo. aud the contract with the Warren
scharf Company for asphalt pavement
called for the completion of that work
between Lyon and Pearl-sts., by August
90. Is is needless 70 say that the
work can not now be done before
that time. The representative Of the
company has been on the ground all
the time and when questioned "a TO
when work would begin. has always
maintained that his company would
commence Just as soon Sc the street
was ready.
The street should be made ready on
short notice. No more delay should be
tolerated. BY direction. the marshal
some time ago. notified the COM
panies who own the poles, 10
remove. ft mas not yet been done and
80 far ss the TErEGRkN- Herald has
been able - learn, no preparation has
been made 90 have It done. The dignity
and authority Of the city's executives
should not only have been msintaiued,
hut prompt scEou seems now % be an
imperative necessity.
II notices viii not accomplish the de-
sired result les the sxe fall and that
very soon. Time enough has been
wasted already.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

Nor tonE snce the TELEsRAW- -HERAID
rubI shed an Interview with Judge
parlinuanae, IN which that gentleman
clearly defined the ressons for too many
of the divorce csaes that occupy our
eonrts today. one Of the most fire.
anent causes cf tbs prolific grind vas
found IN the villAinY Of those who, con-
coctnx ard carrying into execution
their rpfarious schemes against girI-
hood. deliberately married ard then
Deserted their VICTIMS The columns Of
kra N-hERAED yesterday ard
Gle caees of this descrir-
se ief 8npiy sttsst the truth of
es1 7Eanle'sazssrsions. Would
st = vel, In the Erst
p - srenfs krzks guardians
& yasA1s $ 70 ucrs carefullT
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17


HslD-1 bread baker.
w easrIef snEtrs. 1eyS terts 2 a.
rsnrer ] laratAfe AcNsf ASS ~ 49, k-s. =
fsl...r 4EraeT, S&rsF&, ? 81 ~ 80. - = 49,
7.-,fs.aer. slit Walt les car tASsei : To- S,e
- go h q .eeu . Is. aaa tS~cF s-A
.aNFEb-Ksmsle BrlP--i2 ssris ter ge3efsl
W bs.isse sork. ~ al taals ies. so,s "A.-rs
90 frrsses 80 city 3Ha Sel q tS"1 f-~sts,
Io..a esoss- ssstry reoA, .@4@a ssses, ss ..ts
A. ~ "a coa trs. kite2el glEls- LAGiss a.
lorS 3 Gaa Tower l-4eA
LgoR sA1E-A nice store. eT- Of cole ana
4 Rriage-saS ouiy s1tt-ie ats To- - PEI
mentA. 5 and Tower block.
Ls0k SALEOR EACHANsE-z grecery stock.
L zge2er~i Aoeka Z efHs s.seAs hst~ %
Nsre. ! sslosns-o.a fsll&tlr stands. factories.
ls nlrBisnea TeeWs ou , $50 secondhand
fir frare sIeck- best iof.4 lfs ga t4t ciiN-elliN
SO lmilne stock ,saa. SKI tof 80, ; oAi
.4in. aaa Ieesf slses.
kATANIED-lo pUFeh4ss = seed gFocerY
w stack 10 GOOD iocallty. "a reat 3 stort Ter
same busine>s 5 sna Tower oiock.
Is0R sALE--l0 ares. &c ,tioa 81. township Of
Il -arleEoN u. III miles ; "a ~ nfA14 Ia. lts,
3 ael es Il rice orcAafd. Eflee a.. AAa
ioVee "a cs-
Isok sAIE-Onlv Il a0a. 500 dewn. nlce NV
sFoem house. COZ. ~ Buchanan aud kes--
SIS oul = llYlssoni ntN cement cellar aho
~ rsfhing convenient. and Tower block.
LOK sALE- Ss.o stock wsA yapsr. baE@sr
goods AID arttsts materials oae ha.f II
store could be used by nii.mets neW brieS
store asa nice locality. aua 4 Tower lleeE-
gOR sALE-a Stery room house. near tar
grouuds lot 4txi-5-i0l Sl9t1i terms eass.
) ana Tower bi0ck.
LgOR sALE-Saod s-room hoUSe on Turner
81. Tor = 90 terms ezsy. AID Tower
block.
LoR SALE--NIce sroom house on Trowbridee
Il Il. f0r $50. So ooWn. balance vn c-lsg
terms 4. ald Tower block.
LOR RENT-oae-half of IA. on Union-st.
Il - IA hon ~
ana one on jamcs-st.. sl4 each per month.
Large number la various parts n the clty
from So 10 $40 per month. ana Tower bioc6.
lFANfFp-Io purchase stock Of cIy goods
W or general merchaadtse from 500 10
sZ9000 3 ana l0weg block.
LN0R SALE nice lots Oh Nadison-ave.. on
Il corner siiso inside sos each. on Jam
Il $500 I sll0l 80 fees GA Er!dEe-st. So PEI
foot. 10 o. on GidInss plat lly sSO. worth
1900. 8 lots o. Indiana 81. ulcc gr0yc. ] on
Cass 500. 3 aad Tower BLOCK.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

There = more Cstsrrh in this section
Of the country than 81 other dlsea 80 :
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed u be inCursb.e.
For great many wears doctors nro-
nounced e local 4 sease, and pres
cribet local remedies. and by constant
ly faalog - cure WITH local treatment,
pronounced IL i1cuTablo. Science has
proven Cstarrh 10 be c0nstltu-
tIonal disease, and therefore r.
quires constitutional treatment Hal
CatsrTh Cure, Manufactured ~ r. 7.
Cheney 4 Co, Toledo. ONO. = the only
constitutional cure on the market. II
: taken internally IN doses from ~
drops 20 . teaspoonfui. It acts q rect
" upcn the blood snd Hnucuous SUI
faces of the system. They oTsr ere
hundred dollars for any case 10 fsiis %
cure. Send for circulars and tsstiu10-
as Address.
J. CzExEy. Toledo, Q.
~sold by DTuvgsts, sc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
WINANS & WORKS.
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
PHONE SO.

ROOMS AND TOWER BLOCK.
DEGOLIA 4 .Propr,etors
XVANTED-Male HeIp-l first cook. ] second
w cook. s furniture men. boys. ] clerk.
10th century men. carver 10 20 out OF city
WANTED-Female Helps dining room
w girls. general house girls. second girl.
laundress. kitchen girls. cook.
LrOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For West Side
properly. house and lot east Of city. and
II gallon milk route. j. COWS. horse AID wagon
belonging.
WE HAVE party having from 5000 10 5000
w 10 invest In Grand Rapids realty; bring
in your bargains. Rooms ana 9, Tower block.
FINE l0-room house on Lake-ave.; modern
Il convert ences; corner lot, O0Nl52; price
$500: easy terms. Rooms ana ). Tower block.
WE HAVE "A quantity OF live stock TO ex-
W change for vacant lots or house and lot.
HOUSE and lot in Charlotte. Mich. rents for
III $40 per month. TO exchange for Grand Rap
ids realty; will assume Incumberance. Rooms
aud ., Tower block.
EIVE lots on Piainfeld-ave.. inside city. for
Il sale on easy terms. Rooms anda. Tower
block.
one lot in southern part OF city 10 exchange
~ Tor horse. buggy aud harness; also one 10
exchange for team-draft horses. Rooms and
9, Tower book.
SEVERAL good farms to exchange for Grand
Rapids property. Rooms ard 9. Tower
block.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
u erty IN sums 10 suit. koomsS and 9. Tower
block
HOUSES and rooms 10 rent; also a number OF
II good tenants wanting to rent; bring in
your keys. Rooms aud 9. Tower block.
DEG0LIA & BEEBE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

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