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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-07-19
MAGNOLIA, MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY, july 10 1870.

the sole purpose Of taking care
Of the crimc.braediug saloon.
1t Is hoped, however, that such
persons in the hoa Of their con.
fusion and humiliation, winch will
be m proportion to their sinceli-
ty, will not point u Disappointed
and injured commonwealth to
other than their own conduct and
utteranees as the resting place Of
the responsibility toi the over
shadowing disaster TO every IN
crest, save that of the saloon
man. These persons must also
answer, IN person o. reprascata-
ton future generations, for the
way they have moved on the
chess board OF society ana State
in this important political ciiSls.
Unless the coming Prohibition
Conyent;on reccdes from the
position taken bv all former pro-
hibition conventions held n this
State, prohibition viii be present
cd to the constitutional conyen-
ton, and what ever VIII be it's
fate viii be the fate Of ballot re-
form, Its twin sister.
Either prohibitloaists or saloon
advocates will deaominate that
convention What mdnnerof men
shall shape our futura organic law?
Let the reform forces, prohibition
lsls and ballot reformcr answer.
Some persons seem to think
that whether Prohibition viii be
presented to the constitutional
convention is a question yet to be
determined. That matter has
been settled for years, and il is
just as certain to be before the
convention as it is th9t that body
meets. Can anyone give a patriotic
reason why 1t should not be?
1t is a known fact that large
majority OF white Mlssissippans
| (Denocrats) are Prohlbitionlsts.
A like number Of the same class
are Eeartily and urgently fo,
suffrage reform. Why should the
one cause be denied Il hearing and
the other considered? No one viii
think for a moment that anything
helpful will be done on the suffrage
question by 4 convention that Will
not consider plohibltloU.
1t is 4 good time for all ballot
reformers and Prohlbitlonsts to
learn their vital relationship and
warmly "toueh elbows" IN behalf
of the causes tnat are light. And
1T is a time that demands practical
unity among the friends Of pro-
hibiton.- J. II. Gambrell, ia
Memphis Commercial.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-07-19
wHlrwoBrH FEMALE COLLEGE.
A Thoroughly Equipped and Progress
Give Institution,

OF the many educational in
sttutlCns Of the country, none
can justly CLAIM a higher place IN
the public esteem than the cele-
brated Whitworth College at
Brookhavel. 1t ranks foulth IN
size among the female colleges Of
the Union, and IN the extent of
its curriculum, thoroughness Of
training, moral influences, health
fulness Of location, firm careful
discipline, is surpassed by nonp.
1t IS thoroughly progressive IN
stitution, which keeps fully
abreast with the times, and the
latest and most approved methods
are adopted in e7ery department,
whether Of science, music or art.
The session Of l8S9-9O, was
one of the most successful and
satisfactory in the history Of the
college, ard no pains or expense
will be spared by the management
to make the session of 1890t91
equal to or even surpass any for
mer recold. The best teaching
talent has been engaged that
money can procure. The Conser-
vatory of Music and Art tho finest
10 the South, will be kept fully
up to lts present high standard.
Add to this the fact that the
boarding department IS perfect in
its arrangement and aceommoda-
tons and under the immediate
supervision of the President and
his family, and there is nothing
to be desired.
Before any of oar leaders de-
eide to send their daughters else
where, We advise them to write
for a catalogue and acquaint
themselves with the superior ad-
vantages of Whitworth. sec adj
veltisement III another column.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-07-19

The chief exports Of the Phil
lppine Islands are sugar, hemp,
coffee and tobacco. During the
past year the export of sugar
amounted togo, ,0OOtons,of which
l5O, 900 went to the United States
aud 40 900 to Great BritIan. The
value of the latter export alone
was f2, POO, 900. OF the hemp
exports, valued at fa,200,0 900,
tile Uuited States received 2l9,-
g07 bales of the 56S,57l bales Of
tot ] pro iuciian.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-07-19

To suffer derision; but, though You deride.
only the other check offSr
eve preachers are humble and modest at
While Won. with your pride Of imitation.
Boast ever yonr n,imbers niled nm ond in.
creascd
And hrng Of your ,rreat circulation y
"But hold" cried the Press; "lid you
On Monday, when, going it blindly.
A biz congregation. twice more thnn you
had,
Was rcpOrted with wish 10 be Ilindlv9'
Then, turning the subject, not much to
The Pulpit said. sIf there's one feature
In ali of your newspaper work / can iind
To condemn. ills this-that the creature
you call a reporter so mangles his task
Now, my last Sundays sermon, who'd
A newspaper favor never would ask,
But. If yor're inclined TO bestow it,"
"Why, then, ] would do it correctly.
The Press
Broke in here, with smile aggravating:
tress
For our kindly puif,s. pravins and wait
ING.
I've known more than one Of your cloth
who has paid
This same wicked reporter for telling
made,
- Al
''And as for the manglingl Why only last
week
The thing you complained Of we added
: yon sneak. =
Yotn. skeleton has TO be padded.v
H'rhen, your Sunday newspapers, the Pul
piU broke in,
'rrhey've broken the Sabbath TO pieces,
That | find nv own audiences dc.
croascs."
Then the Press spoke again; "If one-hali
the snap
You spend in newspaper attacking
from their nap
The audience thatwould not be lacking.
I'm sorry; OF course, out II people 90 hnil
That the Press with the live world Is
dealing,
behind,
Then we must yonr best thunder be
stealing"
| | listened, but all grew confusion just
| here
Suggestions Of betting, bnt nothing quit,
clear.
Save a cry of some one, ~ will back itl'
So now have told what the phonograpl
said,
And perhaps there's a moral in what
have read
Worth the notice of this wise convention
In deacons there's odds, and in editors, too
All can helm on the truth if they keep i
in view
And play the Grand part Of world
teachers,
The Pulpit is force and the Press is
force;
If ma may iVre rec U. or nav V 6riye i oreat si,
= 49," on its course.
w. NAV m - worl. on for God or the devill
The Preacher is human, and SO is th
Press;
Were any man perfect, not only
Would he he saved the sins that w
tIe.J bn aIso ey cee1inoI,, lone,vt
We must work all together, all good mel
and true,
From the heart and the brain breal
II soo;atr esVn noI,tis,s reI,ti, olG good and now
T,et ne stI;ve lv, IN lift syer to bettcr
A'o' - 9'A''e y ~ ''S- y '0''0
Till the rich and the poor, till womei
Till White Viii luei anl black. alienand neighbor
flVa NH he s fa MIltn rasi o o,v WIKI bor e
- i'''0'
When both Pulpit ana Press can ris
above pelf.
And be willing to pay with some losse
self,
Both ,ia,a may S,dgaS. buy grand crown VIZ
If God l;l,s4 be above then twlll pay 10 D
Though we sometimes lose nearer SUE
eessses;
II man hl;.S,t pe SouS ciiiu ie' US eii'Ho % :"
Oc +l.a ,,;ss;a,, tbo+ 1;fts anil tha
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-07-19

A great deal Of ram is beng
imported into Eastern Africa.
AS clvilIzing factor there is
nothing to be compared with rum.
II is more cfiicaclous than powder
and bullets IN clearing the way
for white men and civilization
New York Star.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-07-19
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

transient advertisements will be charged
az Al the rate of 10 cents per line, first inser-
Ion. and cents for each additional insertion.
All advertising is due when inserted unless
otherwise specially agreed.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-07-19
THE PULPIT AND THE PRESS.
ny REV. NJ. J. SAVAGE.

TRead at the recent National Editorial
Association meeting in Boston,l
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
THE TRAMP WHO DIDN'T COME.
fhe New Constable Went for Him In the
Name of the Law but Fais~d.

rhe New Constable Went for Him In the
Name of the Law. but Failed.
It was in a Wisconsin village, and
among the men in the Office of the inn
after supper was over was a man who
had Just been elected constable He
was naturally anxious to display his
vigor a. an officer, and so when boy
came in and reported that he had seen a
tramp enter an old barn on one of the
back streets, the constable invited us to
20 along and see him Jerk thunder, as
he put it, out Of the wayfarer. Half a
dozen Of us accompanied him, and when
we reached the barn it was TO find the
interior as black az pitch and no lantern
in the crowd. We were for sending for
one. but the constable protested
There is no occasion for a light. l
viii call upon him TO come out, and he
viii come
He stood in the open door. with the
crowd behind him, and called in a loud
voice.
"Ho there. you villain; come out aud
surrender to the law. and don't be over a
minute about it, either
There was no answer. although all Of
rs heard some one moving about inside
In the name OF the law order you
70 come OUT shouted the constable, but
the unknown didn't come.
We again proposed 70 get a lantern
and then AL 60 in to hack the officer in
ooilaring the man. but his official dan
der bad now been aroused. and he re-
piled:
Everybody stand hack against the
fsucei Now, then. am going in alone,
and I forbid snv of 7ou 70 follow,T
He DISAPPEARED in the midnight dark
ness of the interior. and Tor some time
We could trace his progress as he moved
about - and bv We heard a grunt,
followed By a stifad sell and fail. and
re uttered hurrah under the supposi-
ton that he had got h.s man We eV-
pecsed him 20 reapposr AZ once. but he
didu't, and after waiting 3 long 37s min
utes. and shouting % him without re-
oeivinz a reply. wa sent for = lantern
and used is 20 sight our way in. We
found the consfabie iYing on hIs hack on
the floor. his face covered with hlood
and his nose a. big as his Est. snd lust
IS We bsnf over him hs opened hrs EYES
and sat NJ. II vas ten minutes later 10
fors he oouid explain thst fbe tramp bad
struck him a k~cck3cvn Blow wIth his
6st. ard another cen o1 cop cf that be-
fore hs disco~srsd tbss hi- watrh ard
valie+ snd 10 ra-'p bad left ths earn
~ the nugasried aa-[ 1o0r Naen
fhis facs va known is seenled ss ii "a
0ucht RI make = speech cr souaeteinz,
sns -e hanled ~f ard kfcS-d ferce
h>a~f i-cee s-7 e~-~-5
TorEone ~'T str p 6on't sell ny
=af f'r T,er acs7ss -New Xcrk
SER
arksf
ssse - FL 4es.sEs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

ALTEoEez Hon. Jay Habbell, has rot
been cutting nigch of hg4re 10 pol-
Ccs .ately, he azs not h2d Is EYES 4ld
ears closed he Las kept w4Leh " e.
publlean movements aud Knows = good
move EAen ne sees 6. he believes IN
speaker Reed and recently Lad tbs T.
say about him.
Il have bCel around the country un
tosDs and cites, sna everywhere tile
people are alEh >peakeE Reef NE err
i+As been Tor years tl4t Congress 6 81
Losh-ng oeca the House minority
could obstrucL tie passage of any
measure foE months. lt aas minor
ty ruie, 4nd the people have long been
g dlssi i-sLe1 u e. " Sir Reed course
IS LOT approved then les tne people SAY
80 20 the polls feel sure that he w
be sustained BY a large majority lf a
majority cannot rule ~ Gls repub. E.
@AAt : the Use " having = republic
Tie all or the people should be ST.
prenle. A great change IL seutme. Z
nAs come about IA regard 20 Congress.
For months the House OF Representa-
tyes has been simply a spectacle OF M
n0rty nllbusterng and obstruction.
We want something done 90 fac ltate
business and speaker Reed Is the man
for the hour"
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
LITERARY PABULUM.

The brother of President Harrison s
private secretary. a. J. Halford, has
written for the March number of the
Philadelphia Ladic' Houe journal an
article on Mrs. Harrison's Daily Life
m the White House" prepared with
the consent and assistance Of Ms. Har-
rison. \ new portrait of the lady Of
the lady or the White House, especially
taken for this article, and view of the
upstairs family rooms of the Executive
Mansion are among the illustrations
which viii accompany Mr.. Halford's 5
first magazine effort.
Henry Ward Beecher's favoGito resi-
dence, BOscobel on the Hudson, is the
subject of an article IN the February
issue of the Builder and Woodworler. a.
l.. Chstterton Il Co., New York, pub
lshersl. The illustrations comprise
FIVE full page plates, two Of which show
interior views of the rooms made noted
by their famous occupant.
II, Scirncc dp,oietr and Home 4rti-qn
s the title of new monthly periodical
issued by 4. /. ChattCrtOn a. CO., New
York, and devoted 10 interests which
Its title indicates.
The February 1rcno fully maintains
tive bright promise OF the preceding
ssCes, and IN many respects surpasses
them. This is nOtlceabiy the case IN
the uniform strength and ability of the
contributions, rs we'll rs the rich yari-
ETY. OF timely subjects treated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

me Democratic cowardllness of
waiting until A man gets where he can
nOt nght in self-defense before attack.
ing ann. IS thus finely touched upon BY
Speaker Reed
1T has been q cause OF great grief u
me 10 notice the SAD fact that the
Democrats alO have had hundreds of
opportunities ot attacking me while I
was On the floor OF the House, saw M
% postpone their exhibition until they
saw me safely landed IN the semi
judicial position OF presiding office.
They ought TO regret Il, and perhaps as
years roll by they viii see the errors OF
their Ways"
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
RkAL EsEATg oETx.

kNkfh ior auythnE. FQ h. tnare explicit j
haze q. at1ps ~ 4ad IL PiAinaalt ana q
@crts a. te4rttaDa HiA r1caarea eI.her az
'etl Ia sita AsPcris T. s froYiE
bon - "a see fae pEeperty advertised Scr
SAT- b. another tplaal hY ktnSex 4 Nsr
Ger. sueecss''r ie a. r. h nsex al
ksoA saLt-bu acme eelors the spriue
ris- - Asloes. 81 rosn hause a. psrI. -
A-ieAs -estsf AZ lANorrn Improvements x.ra
tle4cA AAl Na-Aca AAa Caallelt walk. 81 far
$50 of - fiol nlea.sA r4an halss u. Nd.
lseli ave- nt4r fiith SleN 81 SIS n I......-r
t..arirs eitS iutis / BucA4aaus -,
49,, $50 $50 Ns A.lI
kKk HAkE AAEW uol 81 ready ..r
" eA can tAA raralfcl NnN lhan sua ...r
EaN aaaia tA NAf NlhfaleU ai. Inerrt .-r -
ilsa th NarA nlsts prices vial surely aatr..,s
iu tae sHrnE AlN uou anc sast a.eatt
prices al4 icrlss O. SAT- yau iuruer Il a.r
reli NeN logSeMaa Dulotug f
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

Eok - ht-l mare years old. horse
years ntf lumber wagon. set drufTs
harness free. 50. = Ellsworth ave- q
zoos FOR sAI.E-l-9 9rdnn settlers TIA ped ~
= unfrained kenfUct7 Fox ana RAhhft
HOUNDS and scotch Terriers alec dogs frai asd
and boarded ~ valley tv Kennels Address
T. oHley. box 81. crosby. Kenf c.urfv Nfeh.
Z1ti
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

DFNocRArs tell the laborng man that
wages are the tirst thing TO 60 down
and the last 70 rise. And yet they say
that letting down the tariff bars and
permitting a sharper competition be
tween foreign and domestic manufact-
ures will not affect American wages in
the least.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

lr Is barely possible that the TELE-
GRAM-HERALD IS bohInd some 10000 of
ITS exchanges IN mentioning "tho beau
tiful snow" But It cannot be much
'behnder" than the snow itself
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

OFFICIAL PAPER OR THE CITY.
GRAND RAPIDS. MONDAY. FEB. 10.

GRAND KAPID>. MONDAY. FEB. 10
As AZ example OF Thrift, the fol-
loving compares fsvorsbly with that
in tance. u which tho funeral baked
meats dld coldy furnish forth tho
marriage table, Tho coroner Of a
county n >onth Carolina owned 20
tato patch, and the other night when
he caught negro ,tealln. the product
therecf he shot him dead The coroner
vas srre sect but secured his liberty on
"a wrt of habess corpus and proceeded
20 hold an INQUEST on the 0eod body.
Tho verdict returned exonerated the
cosonCran1 the coroner signed IL. Thus
be not only got RI of a potato thief,
and what pleased his southern heart
still more \ negro, but he also turned
an honest penny or tvo IN tho way of
fees
HERCrIrs' task of cleansing tho
Augean stables Will pslo into insight
hcance before Speaker Reeds achieve
ment, If he carries out All has purposes.
RE intends tn lnaugurste number Of
reforms, a. soon as the House settles
down % business, which viii create a
great nose. RE SAYS hc VIII compel All
fakes and other stands 70 leave the cor
rdors Of the Capitol, and will stop the
smoking on The toor Of tho House.
Members Who viii not refrain from
smoking on the floor viii be taken OFT
hy the serCcantatsrms. The country
NIL stand ns- hrr, ~, fInr~ rrF,~r,,-
l'FwocEArie journals howl that the
purpose ot the Republican party, now
tnat 10 has es'aohshed itself IN power,
IS % 'ioot the Treasury. some eK-
o'i'e may he urged Tor their mnacy
SINCE 'le democratic party can com
prehend no other use or purpose for
Treasury las never been sIooted', but
once. and thathv the Democratic marty
IN the interests Of the same southern
confederate element which now dori-
na,es .be p,rtv II MIGHT soon, r,no
more 'eooh''ng IN tnem 70 say less
@0out Ioouns-
Trr~z s scarce on land y Is salarm.
inslv plentiful on sea. and IL seems tn
love N hover r,vbt in Tho tr,ck If tho
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
FOR RENT EOUsEH.
FOR REBT-BUsIEEss PLACES.

tUR hkhI-bUSlA ESS PLACES.
"a. -
EOR RENT-Store. corner Coit-ave and
Fourth 81. Good opening for grocery OF
general slore. WIN rent cheap. Wm. r. Sher
wood. over store. e.
NOB RENT-Miiler's new block on South
lonia ST., second ana third story htfed for
9ihces; al steam heated. Inquire OF Wm.
Miller q south lonia-St. a.
nor RENI-Store and living rooms. best To-
cation in the city Tor hardware general
store or lime and feed store. o. vs.. Petit. -
tanalst. Al
FOR RENT-A factory 500 feet floor area. -
horsepower engine; several machines for
manufacturing furniture. etc. al in good con
dluou. ready 10 start. Also dry kiln; very IA
korabie terms 20 right man. Apply 10 Wm. II.
Richards. Benton Harb0r. Nica. o6tf
EOR kENT-Basement store IN Park Place
building; also ground floor office AZ the
rear of main staircase. Apply 10 Taggart.
Nolcoti GansOn. - MOnr9est. 5lif
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

~ Il s best en- huy one article Of
manufacture shroatfhecsrso isischeap.
instead &C buying 70 AZ home. it q hest
to buT a'- lit IS best to buy all. e IS
hest - cca7s manufacturing ourselves
bnt Vhatis t0 he dore Nth those men
who msnufscture, make and cell Amer
irsn pr0durtsf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

r'0gs very much "a II men. vo-
r'cn and children would stsrvs to
ofa'' r ~outh nak0fs, before 90 IS set-
f'''i, Thet'or tnr-r ls anyone starr NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
EEAL EsIAgE COUNTRY.

iU AlhE> ai g0oa GaTG NueN llib befea land
II O. sell ef eaohaAsv sor Cats iuls Inquire
sl Df. N III kass a .aesSonil b4llllHe
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
MONEY 70 LOAN

A0NEY LOANED Oh rcsl estate faliass A
"a SNarthogi. lawyers. over Aauonal eta
BANK. N
cash To L0AN-h0uscs % sell snd reut
= farms Ano kscanf lots 70 sell al grad ts
and Ia different localities. Nf bottom pTiUVs
terms aad time Hags G. sail; lutcrfSi loN
la.i ai room s. NeN HousonlaG 0s0ck. o1 Arnn
fUlilcA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10


EELP sAkgED- kALE.
IVAN ED-A good foreman Tor carving es-
" EeTtat eHa Hnu eaa MAKE ale aa
designs. Address Carving oeA d this eia.t i
WAN1ED-At the Mich g4n Iron NeskS
ritY. frT fH nrSf c'Ass schinef1 moAfo
tfs- % l. i. Powers oens. proprieiors &C
WANTED Pour eooa cabinet makers 10 80
u NeNayso. Converse NAn-iaei 9tlng
\NANTED-.Irso energetic men over ~ iairiy
M ta-'S Sloa SAe Asle g. i4raisA sree5 - We
MtA give permanent pesitont salary 80 per
week trunb A CO.. q Monros-st- A.
ANAATED Local representative in every
- toNn Ga TINS STATE a. handle oar speciai
TEES lor terms ts4il ca 81 address. CS-opei q
. and ~ ~
kNAAIkD-We want H. hire al energetic
person IA every locality 10 distribute al
frfuslug nattrr and attend 10 3ur local inter
rSt,- sifalsht salary ~ $50 per DAY auc
eapruses VIII he paid Address. incios hg ae
stamp Tor paftlc0 AFs Universal supply Co.
1hlcaso, ~. 30 posta4s answered.
WANIED-S statesmen. clerks. boOkkeepsrs
~ taitrnQvrs, teansierS. shipping clerks
farm hands. once help and al others out II
employment g. cali aad investigate eur eI-
procuring situations Cooperative Employ-
mtnt tonp paHy l54iS MOurae-sg.. rooms 81 aud
- Porter block. Phone lQ--.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED-A competent gir for general
house"ofk. ls oecond-afe. s.
WANTED-Lsundress, at Michigan House.
WANTED-A second girl. Mrs 7 Stewart
White. corner state and Mashington-sts.
WANTED Woman z do family washing GA
Mondays. al a. fosntain-st u
WANTED Experienced saiesladies. drsl-
class salesman; alno Holland saleslady
y. NJ. Friedman. 20 Monrue Al
WANTED General girls. second sir.s. din
W ing room girls, cooks. cham bermaidS.
dishwasbers and others 80 call at once. l1zis
Monroe 81. rooms y and -. g.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
EOR RENT-Furnished rooms. with or with
out board. furnace hcated, bath room
With hot or cold water. Inquire at No. -
Barclay 81. 93tf
EOR RENT Nice fats in Boston and Derby
blocks, West Fulton-st. Inquire 45 West
futon-S'. a5if
Two furnished rooms. steam heat and gas
~ North Ioniast al
FOR RENT Two suites 81 rooms for Ushf
housekeeping, furnace heated tain room.
etc. III baTilettSt., opposite south Division
street school. Al
FOR RENT-Furnished or uniurnished rooms
al 30 Barclay-si. T.
DOR RENT Furnished and unfufnlshea
= rooms steam heated. AZ Park Place. Mrs
A. l.. Smith. 3s.rf
tpR RENI-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing CreScent-ave. and Canal-st vita
Gas. newly furnished and reattcd. tyerytalng
strictly first class Entrance, Crescent ave-,
also. - Canal 81 ENQUIRE al Room "a. Nlv
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS NANTED-stauley in Africa. Just
\ out; o0J1 agents wanted for the only COM
pieie and reliable history 81 his wonderful
career; 60 large pages 100 fun page nIusfra
uous; immense seller, very liberal terms:
send a. once address of AL book agents YOU
know. with 10 cents Tor postage, and get com
plete outfit free. ". b. Wilcox Go. sIs Dear
born St. Chicago. June n
4 GEEIS WANTED-We have an original
plan in dealing with our agents which
ihey greatly appreciate. We furnish them
"itn any quantity ~ orr catalogue Rfth their
name printed on each IS exclusive agent for
Their county Agents have merely O. see tfaf
i1e catalogues are properly distributed and
the result is marvellous. Az agent il fhis way
can establish a large mail trade. luil Uarfiru
lars mailed on receipt o. cents in stamps
Lester Payne 4 Co.. Battle Greek. Mich z.
WANTED agents ior the History ~ the IA
y piorarCus 0f, Daring Deeds Ard Grand
Achievements ~ stanley, agents 0Btff s. G9.
circular free. address o. 4. Browning & Co..
Toledo. Ohio. 3gf
AGENTS should write FOR Illustrated circular.
= and terms Tor igo weeks trial % Missouri
washer; washes firfiest clothes clean hv hot
steam without rgbbug; easily sold pFafta
Die. ). orth, 81. Louis. No june lI
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
TukRIruRE STORED

RADlLIFE& h0LT. general warehoussnru.
A az III eoutl h.vls.on-sl.. store household
goods at joss ratesi paCklng and mofl ug
promptly attended 10 oy toiephonine No 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
BusIRRss cRkRCHS.

1 RARE business opportunities A slock ol
general invrchah hulss tor ss.e iu village
NltlIll a4 miles ol Grand hapils caivs lliet
year - gH Ias sure. huiie ut- Tor safe ur
itht oNia tHhe in part FsNmtnt some
desirable real estate ln uranH hHpiUa. Hpol
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
Dyspepsia

Makes ihe ives of many people miserable,
causing distress after eating sour stomach,
sirs hesfache, heartburn, lo-s ~ appetite.
faint. = al ron. = l.slng. hsd issie. eoaiea
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

Cal BRIcr "a 4 genuine Democrat.
WHO believes in carrying hrs party
principles into every transaction
OF his life. He IS now engaged in ev-
poundingto tsE-oollector Morgeuthaler
the beauties os tho Democratic pres
snce-abseuce doctrine. Brice = present
"a OHIO ss 20 the Senatorship. but
absent "a - the personal taxes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

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