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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

NUttSAaE SAIE-N hereAs. a.. .se.n has
- ertl n.Sac ir st PAY ysRs1t 81 filti n.s.ils
T'se = - . aaef Sase e4teA tot riA hiA @~t =.
aas =. -, :. s.s..s s. .ss.e Hsiee
49, ~t.s kiA 2stch Gis AZ. 81 cpcAcff tste.
4. - bc1i CoGiffy. NtrhiEssi. - tnfsttf n
s s't..sss ~ Askesiew AoDteAl Aln eeants,
- tt<aa. ehteh sid mortgage $as fct otAr~
- ~ slace 81 Ehe register ~ dkres lef iAs
s,.etit - hSat- ia iloer - Il fnnrif aacs. sn
t~se e. "a lhr slh aaS II March. tn ihe yeaf
A a, 49, a. 3 t'rIcsk d AL ana = hssfaks ths
SAL nsoffe1se has besl. au.x assigaet - TIE
e~to he<ief HI HtttilslS - cshtiff1 A. } 50
siA-as . sAs. s.ElMcnt. bs@f.nE ~Ate thp ial9
ses - A4S ~ lhe year A. Il. io>s. ese fxeefA.
ID IN TIE saIce ii the REGISTER 81 dc ds 81 the
ttsttk g. henf. 81 the ioln 9aS - NN1. tA ttls
; 80 = a. tx, Al 9S@ @cA q A. dt'sf -
81 t0origsgrS eu paze ls. Aad the s24S j.
aow os aea - hisn "a 4 assignee ansi whercas.
tbe amount claimed ~ la due "a 'tSla inert
s < a. the dsf f Iais notice - the sun ~
nfr bsHefeG Nna iear ooiiars hha itfty thfVe
tct-t- tttAsa ~ puncipa. oa Interest, @A0
tie flFtheF sun 81 twenty lYe dollars as al
Sitof4eS iet. - virtue ~ e sf4ilae iA sue1
case MADE and Provided, ana ife "heie
aa.ia~nt el@ims c 40 be- dus ana papilio on SAID
Hl. riS@4s- iRc .uaing attefnrs ier - aforesaid,
- tho sun ~ Eve hundred. t~entt niae do
lars Ana forty three cenfs $3.50. stno ne suil
81 proceedii 81 having been Instituted 81 les
- recover the dept now remaining secuned y
said moftgage. oF Suy paIt theteaa whereby
me power 81 sale coutalNed Ia shiA mortgage
has become operative.
~ virtue of said power of safe. aIfa in porsU-
aAee ~ the statute ia such case made anc
provided, the said mortgage VII ht' ioreelpscd
by . sEle of the premises therein cescTii,ec.
public auction T. the CHEST bidder. - the
fT0at seUth doer ~ the court bi0es. o. LfNE
81. IN tue city uf Grand Rapids. la tald ceuHIy
Of Kent. that beias the place OF holding the
circuit court Tor tie county 81 hNntl, ca the
1911 day ot gEust next. al Two clock Ia the
afterneen Of that day watch sssd premises
are described ln said mort gage a. follows. TO
Wit; All and singular that ccrttin piere or
pafcel of land situate Ia the township Of
Spencer. Ia the counfy Of Kent apd STATE OF
Michigan. aud particularly Gescfibed - fol
lows. VIZ The north half ~ oi tae southeast
quarter u :. OF section tNsuty -0nH f2ll. except
tNe3ty dye - acres on the north siee. and
being IA township ten 40 north. range hlne
II west
Dated. Grand Rapids. Mich. Asy Ie. A. d.
lSo
SANFORD A. YF0MANS.
Assignee Of Mortgage
A. A. Ellis AND 7. c. MniKs.
Attorneys for Assignee. l5nia. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
HOOSieR SHREWDNESs.
At Guessing the Native OF Indiana II tho
InraL OF AnT Yankee.

AT
Equal OF Any Yankee.
One dav. as I was riding through tho
lower end OF Upton County. Indiana, I
came upon a native. who was engaged
in picking t-ash" and burning logs in
little clearing by tho roadside, writes
I'd. r. Pritchard in the Arkansaw Trav-
ele-. Not knowing exactly tho best
way to 20 % reach the neighborhoOd |
desired t. visit, refined my horse up at
The fence and asked the HoosieF to di-
rect me tho way to Benaett's mills
"Eyall" be replied, pausing in his
work aud seating himself on a stump
that stood convcnicutly near, II low
it's a matter OF five miles. though it
uiout bo u Ieetio grain less You Jess keep
this road fer 'houta milo furicr on; then
you turn 70 your right an so north till
you como 70 the second cross roads; then
turn west and keep straight ahead till
you cit 70 the Mills
thanked hin ana was about s.srting
OF when be hailed me and said.
II reckon it mighteat bc none Of nv
business. stranger. but Id like 20 ask
you a question CT two, ef you've TO ob-
iections-
sAll right, fre away, said l.
"WelL then. Ia less like ter know
what you're goin' dorn 70 Bennetts
fers~
"WeIl - said I. "there Ia a nan down
there that owes ne some money, and as
In hara up myself thought I'd see II
I couId collect IT,
II thought 50. he answered: "srd
now III bet dollar kin guess The
fsller's name the frss pos. an I'll bet
snather dollas on top O taas one that
you dont git a cent"
"WelI2~
II see you won's bet. 50 II less tell
Toa fer fan Tho feiler is JAKE Rod
key an he hsin's worth shucks You re
iess rastin' yoar tine a-ridin round the
eou7try tryin' 20 gis money cut q hin1-~
The fellow lad named The very nan
Ess gong n see and about whose
enaacial soandnsss I nl7seIf had serious
doaats, oHs having r3t this n,uch iafor-
NATION from an entirely nexpeceed
source. ! vas naturally anxioas 70 get
u1are.
Nsh. NJ f-ierd.- sad. avou've
guessed taerau. bur whss makes vou
tnlRS nat he wont pay ma what 6e
owes Ehe claim "a inst ard besides.
has oesu sesn6iaz a lonx elrs."
is fer : now1a machine yea sod
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

ORDER OF PUBLICATION State OF Mich
- igan.-Ihe Circuit COurl ior The County OF
kent-ln Chanecry.
John l.. Ives. Complainant
John w. SanbrO0k IAny San
brook, David l.. Hale. Marcia
Hale. Rice Y. Record sarah
l.. Record, Robert ;. Jackson
and Clark IA. Gleason.
Defendants
At session Of said court. held AZ the court
house in the city Of franc RAPIDS. In said
county. on The istn day OF june. a. y. isss.
Present-HOn. William l.. Grove. circuit
judge.
Ia this cause. IL appearing irem afhdavlt on
file, that the defendant. Robert = Jackson. IS
not resident OF this state. bur ls resident
OF Aberdeen, IN the state Of Washington. on
motion of Ward & Ward, cOmpihinaptS soiicI-
tors. il is ordered that the APPEARANCE el ssid
NONRESIDENT defendant. Robert ;. Jackson, be
entered herein within four moaths nom the
dare CT this order. and In case oi bis appear
apce that he cause answer 10 tae bill of cosn-
plant 10 be- MED. and "A copy thereof 10 be
served on the complainant S solicitor within
twenty days sitter the service on him cf copy
of said bill and notice Of this order, and in de
iault tn.reof said bin viii be taken a. con
fesseG by said nonresident defendant: And
IL is further ordered. that within twenty days
the complainant cause "A notice Of THIS order
10 be published in the 6rand Rapids Telegram
Herald, newspaper printed, published and
circulating Ia sad county. and thai said pub
lication be Continued therein once iH each
week fer SIX weeks in succession, or that he
cause a copy OF this oroer 10 be personals
served on said On-resldent defendant az least
twenty days before the time above prescribed
WM. f. GROVE. Circuit Judge.
Examined, countersigned ard uttered by me.
CoRNFLIvs j. HARyEY. Register.
WARD NARD. Complalnants eOlcltorS-
true copy. Attest
CoRNELsUs l.. HARVEY. REGISTER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

TIE favorable impression prod 1ced
on the FIRST sppesrance II sac &greeabie
Eouor fruit remedy SvTu1 of Fcs
few years 90 nss teen more TAR cor
hrued hy tbe pleasant eKrerle1ce -
I'll who cave used Is, su3 TIE s1ccess ~
the nroprletors and manufacturers Tie
Calfgr1-s T z syrup Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

A so-called American joke Is circula-
ting through the London clubs Il tells
Of Yankee whose body. according %
ante-mOrtem Instructions. was given
into the glowing chamber Of crema-
tory. Half an hour had passed when
tho sorrowing friends. impelled by a
morbid curiosity, slylT opened the door
and peeped in 20 sec how the melancholy
work of dissolution was progressing.
To Tho surprise o. all. the corpse sat up
stark. Glue and shivering. and erred cat.
Please shnt tat doOr-vou know very
vel ] never could stand a draughti"
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

due and lingering feeling. The whole
camp turned out 70 bid mo goodbye,
with warm invitations TO come and see
them again. and could not help think
ing g turned down tho precipitous
road toward the ferry that these chill
dren Of the open air had many lovable
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

so that dog has a record, rs he's
What foTs@
KILN csts He klled he at with
the nine lives. -Mnnsey's Weekly
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
THEAsURER's NOTICE.

City TreaSurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich.. July =. 1Sn.
Notice : hereby given that the assessfnent
roll for grading. graygling sgQ paving he gut
.ers 4 NeWberry street. from Clinton street %
Colt avenue. IN the CITY Of Grand Rapids. Is
pow in ny haRds. and tuaf vii receive pay
rneuf thereon for the period n twenty dass
uref. City Hall -
GEORGE r. PERRY.
aur L Citr treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

Detroit express leaving SO m has Wagner
paficf and bufet car attached. snd evening
EXPRESS iesYing S.f5 b On has psrior ear as
tached. These trains make direct connection
IN Detroit for all pOinfs Esst
Express leaving at 1855 m hss Wagner
sleeping car 10 Detroit. arriving Ia Detroit
al .39am.
Steamboat express makes direct conneCfioa
81 Grand Haven with steamer Tor Milwaukee,
Through railroad firkefs and oceaa steam
SHIP tickets and sleeping ear Delths secured a
D. q. II. 4 y. Office - MoBroe a.. and az tas
JAS. CAMPBELL, City Pass. Agent
JNO. "a LOT h. Irafnc Manager Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
TREAsUREE'S NOTICE.


City IreSSurerf Oflcf.
Grand Rapids. Mich. August 8. l6.D.
Notice u hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading and gravcliDs the alley west
Of broadway street. running south 10 the
alley frat south Of Fourth street. in tie CITY of
Grand Rapids is now IN Iny haLcs. and that
will receive payment Thereon tsT the period II
twenty days from this date. 81 the Office OF the
City Treasurer. City llall.
GEORGE r. PERRY,
auC 26 City treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

vifs-whst Do Jon sapposs hahy =
thir kirE about
The BT1te-I 'srose he's thinking what
to c-y sboss to-nlxAt. -L6fe
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's once

City Ire asureT's Ufficf. J
Grand Rapids Mich. july s. 1870.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading grsyciing ana paving the gut
tefsOf North College avenue, from last Bridge
street to the North line Of t1e city. ia the CITY
~ Grand ka7tds is now m ny hands. and
that I will receive payment thereon for the
period OF twenty days from ihis date. at t1s
Office of the lity reasurer. lfsy IAN.
GEORGE r. PFNkN.
aucI Is Cify Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

lialiy- All others daily eaceuf Suneax
Taxing elect sunday July lh lsss
eiceplhE cars ca facifc and Atlantic Fx-
presses 10 and from Detroit Parlor cars run
on lay tAttrss aud ssfane Rapids Express a.
al Detroit WITH al thr9uFh trains East Tick
els on sale II Union Ticket Uffice t7 Nonrs--
81. and az lniOn depot
fsFD N. BKIGGs. Gen : Ag't af Monroe n
0. W. kUcCLEs. q. p. and 7. Ag't CHICAGO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

We do business on a cash basis. and
can afford to sell 4 good article on q
small profit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

re.heE r. some iasEshses never par
t4Ass again q zBs f4yorlss dishes q Der
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

A SSEsSMENT ROLL for grading Ersvellng
Il and paving the cutters OF Kings Court
street In the city OF Grand Rapids.
OgFICE o. CRY CLERK.
GRINn RAPfns Mich a nr % lsan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
gkse0gET Place sEkIKIRY.

4 s~s-os ~ rae htrnesr E-z1e frF rrrrr iefies
-.rfs Fr-e1s1ft - ar-r frvfres - rrtF-tr
Hssn Teusfrk4Dte Fr- r--st9rus aadrees fae
F-f-rfoaL X - sIAIATz2 p A. eysu.usssr il,sfs'
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

a Peep az Tacsr gFad azc Sozad-
- Lila

IN Gyp<y Af~sys Chssses PrsssF sPSs
E1T als C4fap-TnesF AsasAeat As-aJ
-Ehs IraseAaE H.Soa 49,
otasr R4rsPksrasiAs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
Cheap Lands and Homes in kentucky, Ten
nessee, Alabama.
M;esissinDi and Louisiana.

Mlsslssppl and L01Slan1.
On the line Of the QUEEN 4 CRESCENT
ROUTE can be found splendid bottom. upland.
timber and stock lands. Also the finest frult
and mineral lands on the continent. for sale
on favorable terms.
FARMERS! with ali thy getting Sc; home
In the sunny South. where billiards ana ice
clad plains are unknown. ONLY line from en-
cinnati 10 Somerset. Hartman. CartiI. Chat
tenoogs, Tenn. New England CITY. Fort Payne
aud Alfalfa. Ala, Meridian. Miss. Arcadia
Shreveport. La Parties desiring information
Of choice locations. Tor f3c.ories. building
sites. mineral, timber. grazing and agricui-
fural lands. can obtain reliable infermRtto =
with county maps. hv addressing p. g.. ED
WARDS. General Passenger and Ticket Accnt,
Queen a Crescent Route. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09


To-
Nathan A. Cushing. David {. Mackay. Jos
eph IL. Martin, Albert J. Patterson. Catherine
Ryan. lula ShaHahan, John ,AaEAhan. hdcT-
ian schriver.
You are hereby notified that an assessment Is
about 10 be made upon you - defray the cN-
pen-e OF the aforesaid Improvement. an
assessment roll has been made ia the
premises and Is on file In the clerks Office In
said city where IL will remain open for inspec-
ton until Monday evening, Aug. II. ls9o. when
and where you can appear before the Common
Council Oh said evening and show cause, n
any. why said assessments should not be made
ana collected according 10 law.
w. A. sHINKMAN.
90 City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
gEaYaE MIliTliIf lcllEKY.

re- sia Sc rzrnarket.y s1~ezasfui ser9e' rre.
~ - fea-saef freEsrsftsr fsr 1ts~rs Eusfr---
, - ezrf ~ Fsrer r1sFe r.. a~sHs saifs SO ~
: - fs,f rrfstre erc~ess ar RfNCE ~ -
~ = - ~ Ftlef Fhsr
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
: 81 --,s--.-.----,-,y--yys. s-1 TO
4 An IS S., ss.l CHICAGO!
fssStff2..,Zs THE
esss z: 2z2s15ss POPULAR ROUTE.
The Magnificent Eew Fast
-. -. CITY OF ESACJN =
And the noprfnr

-. -. CIT a OF RACINE
And the Popular
-. ~. MEN ECIEs
wiz leave Grand Haven fcr Cbicago. daily ez-
cspf SATURDAY.. A. D. m. on arrival 81 tae he
trot. tYand Haven 4 Milwaukee Ealiwty
fssin from Detroit q -aDd Rapids, etc.
CITY eF sunday, ilesaay sid
Ifg-saaw
NEN0MINEE- Monday. Wednesday and
Fidsg
RsturpinE. wiz leave chicago every evening
except SUNDAY AZ r O'Clock. arriving at 8rfut
Haven BeKt mornlas lG tine fsr early frlln
east
FkRE,-Crsad Pspdsto CicaFo, 0ay $3.50.
$3.50 for Rognd Irp State Room Berth l1tfo.
IhrraEh tlckefs es8 - lad ~ fue q. - oesce
arf 0ef,.f efrh- q. e. .H. 81 Pa rsF. Gfgnd
HaFfs. sle0 - ail statlsns ~ TIRE u. &. =
81 R'v "a Z & N ~ D. -. R 4 j. 3 ~ ane
T. 4 - g'F JOHN SINGLETON.
den. Pass e. Gaafrie1 Trans. Co.. Chiceeo
Tr r4rf t~~f Il r-lF
GOODRICH TRANsPoBTATI0N CO.
aS1ti ChiesE7
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS 41NDIAAA RAILROAD
y IA eGecl soAe s. aNt
tAAiNs ~slSs NcrTu-
AZ fEem " seias
FOr Rls RAPIDS and sasA-
Fer Trsserss osty Aas
:. Aackinsw -s-- esNam r&sm
FeF 1rsssrse els sad
sas.as~. -, elspn slepm
Ia M4eslnaw city $50 1&t
frain lesTlng ~ le.so n rlns daily sunaay
i4e4Aaea. oihef Trains dsiis oxeepi SaRaaS.
Al frem IL ee,as
North Sasth
tef cincinnati ..---.. taS S M t,s IA
for feTg N&yne A ChioAgolo IS am lt.s5 ! rn
Fer Cincinnati. .........-. hf-tpm co \ al
foT ngurgls aaa Chicago -Iass6 = m ll.4p nj
froIo hE Rapids and Sael
tteh -ss..--st-. ? - = M
Tram ~ g ln Tor Cincinnati runs daily
Sundays
siEsrlNe sSp rAsIoR CA krsslcs.
North - in and loss . m trains have
Mssasr - s.esriag @ne far.eF Cara u feteskes
Ano AAchinew cts. 80 M train p4riar
char taFs % Aackinsw cifk.
seath-o.s "a train has Parlor Chair Car
70 AiAannAtl ltE m train has through
feFler Car for Chicago. t.oc , N train. Wac-
80 Sleeptnk Car toT tiueinnSfi- ll 81 m
.tsiA Washer sleepinK Car tor Chicago via
kalamazoo.
heskegons Grand Rapids Indiana
Fer Musk gE. lv- E GOA u III .23aw S-.5ou
I'm Al ipflt "a sssaG M s.s3 pm
had ~ calling upon A. AimQuisi tickel asent
- depot. or CIV. AuHsnn Uniop flcket aeant
g Monroe 81. q rand ksnias Mich
Z l. Loossoan. Gen. Pass. Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

From ottawa Beach Sunday ohivl 8
From Ottawa Beach. Monday and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-12

an empyrean height. Mr.. James MeMas
ters, the contractor is making thorough
study of the whole question.
ONE WHO HAS INVESTIGATED.
'T fnd," said he, ''that it doesn't pay
any longer to erect ten story office buildings
There are Just 81 900 business Offices in New
York. There is perhaps no finer location in
! the city for lawyer, real estate man ol
newspaper agency than that offered by the
new Times Building. In that edifice are zoe
Offices. The two top floors are occupied by
the Times editorial and composing rooms,
and are not included in this number. Do
you know how many rooms they have been
able to rent since fall, for lease contracts
were opened then? About 35. The owners
of the building saw their mistake at once.
They may never let them. And all merely
that the printing Office of one newspaper
should overtop its rival. OF course it is a
very lsudable ambition and the FORE
man and type-setters must take in
expressible delight in being able TO peer
down the skylight of the Sun, World,
and Tribune Offices, but don't see how that
enriches the investors. Next door is the
Potter property. There has never been a
time since the building was completed when
all the offices were rented. The same with
Temple Court and all the big Office build
ings. And yet they keep putting them up
right along. venture to say Joseph
Pulitzer will repent of his 12-story folly af-
ter he has got his petty revenge on the Sun.
Why, it will sink the profits of his paper
continually.
EXPENSE FOR MERE SHOW.
Perhaps you will be surprised. but if
20, 900 foreign fnanciers and business men
arrived tomorrow half of them could hang
out their shingles before night and the
other 10, 900 in a week. Lower New York
is not crowded for space. 1t is a mistake to
suppose so. These architectural abortions
which are going up daily are entirely super
fuous. They spoil the symmetry OF the
streets and sink unlimited capital for mere
vain show. To begin with, great as New
York is, her Office tenants do not increase
200 year, and that is large estimate. Be-
sides this, Office business is moving grad
ually mp town, as residents further up are
out of town, and tenants are begin
ming TO see the drawbacks of being situated
in a crowded Chinese pagoda, where their
trade or pursuit loses all Its individuality
and distinctiveness."
This state of affairs has given employment
to a new class called tenant solicitors. These
make it a point to thoroughly post them
selves on all prospective changes or dissatis-
faction among ofic occupants, as well as
ferreting out those who contemplate en-
gaging offices. In this way, as in politics,
the Office "seeks the man." A lawyer with
quarters in the Equitable building has had
visits from no less than six different gentle
men of this sort during the past week. He
was little surprised at first and couldn't
make out what it was all about.
HOW SOLICITORS OPERATE.
pardon me, sir, said one, but under
stand you are not wholly satisfied with your
present -"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-12


.'How do you know" queried the aston
ished counselor.
"Why, believe your Office boy recently
complained to the janitor that the water
stopped suddenlyat 2 every afternoon -"
"Well?"
'tAnd on Tuesday of last week you made
the remark in the presence of your type
writer, that If you couldn't get your ice reg
ularly every morning you'd waste no time
in getting out As an authorized agent Of
I should be glad to induce you to engage
apartments with US, Special rates, you
know"
For these various reasons it will be read
lily understood why the building of 19-
story Office structure on Broadway, near
Trinity, has been abandoned. Perhaps the
projectors realize that tall buildings do not
nav.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-12

week present to your notice
the biggest one in the world,
that the entertainment presented
new era in theatrical events, and
the first of its kind ever admitted
he very best class of our theater-
andwholesome throughout, and
the so-called farces that exist
re recruits. Prof. Hermann has
an air of novelty that is at
many Of the ropes and clogs
r absence Of burnt cork, so-called
II and +raneze element
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-12

This Week IL is Certificate No. 179 In the
Everett Piano Club
Which receives an elegant cabinet grand
piano and only pays 81 per week, gets one of
the finest pianos manufactured and saves
SIS from the retail price. Don't you know
how it is done? If not and you want a
piano call on or send for circular to Alex
Ross, Manager. 137 Federal ST., Allegheny,
Pa. TTSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-12

The Iron City Brewing Co. formerly T.
& V.), are experiencing constant increase
in the demand for their ale and porter.
Kept by all dealers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-12

i, AT 25c yard, new. French sateens, the
finest and best goods imported, that sell reg
ularly at 35c and'40c.
TTssu HUGUs & HACKE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-12

A PORTRAIT or photograph by Dabbs
will always be valued because it is the best
possible of the person.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-12

COME AGAJN, is the parting salutatlon of the
propSietors to all guests of the Sturtevant
House, Broadway and Twenty.ninth St, N. Y,
and the guest always resolves to stop at this
non ular hotel.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-12

REMNANTS of black laces at half price.
yd., yds., yds., yds. and yds.
KNABLE & SHUsTER, 80 Fifth ave.
WThSU
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-12
The fact that we shall this

The fact that we shall this
another novelty, and this time
carries with significance of moi
marks the advent of an entireI
the organization you will see
into the leading Tbeaters of Am
goers, and is thoroughly clean
has given a serious blow to
only by the elixir of life they get
invested this performance with
once refreshing, and has swept
of the old fashion out of the bac
Irish sketches, the conventional $
The daily critic., 1890-07-17

REMEMBER Ear me sUFEEEE COURT
or IHR UNITED STATES l-s decided .l4t
pc Louisiana state Lottery lg, has . l0S-
TRACT Wrl me state ll LQl-.ala al.ah
lQES NQ4 EAFIhE UNTIL IANlAEI y
The daily critic., 1890-07-17
Catarrh

Is a blood disease Until the poison Is
expelled from he system, there can
be no cure Tor lis loathsome and
dangerous malady Therefore. the only
effective treatment is borough course
Of Ayers Sarsaparilla The best OF oil
blood purifiers The sooner you begin
the better delay is dangerous.
81 was troubled with catarrh FOR over
two years. 7 tried various remedies,
and was treated 10y a number of physi-
clans. hut received no benefit until I
began 60 take Ayers Sorsaparilll. A
few bottles 0t this medicine cured me Of
tins troublesome complaint and COM
pletcly restored my health. Jesse VI.
Boggs, H0lman's Mills, n. G.
"When Ayers Sarsapariua was rec.
commended 20 me for catarrh, I was iu-
CluUd t0 doubt its efficacy Having
tried SO many remedies, with little benz
eft, ] had no faith that anything would
cure me. I became emaCiated from loss
Of appetite and impaired digestion. I
had nearly lost the sense of smell, and
my system was badly deranged was
about discouraged, when a friend urged
me TO try Ayers SarsaparilIa, and re-
ferrcd me 70 persons whom 10 had cured
Of catarrh. After taking half n dozen
bottles Of this medicine, / am convinced
that the only sure way Of treating this
obstinate disease is through the blood" j."
e. Charles II Maloney, ll3 River st.,
Lowell, Mass