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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-03-06
The Earth Is Growing Larger.

/. The American Geologist is response
BILE for the statement that the earth is
slowly but steadily growing larger, as
it is constantly traversing new regions
of space, which it depletes of meteo rio
dust and meteorities. They may, there
fore, be room for all of us yet in spite
of the gloomy predictions of Nautilus
ian mathematicinns.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-03-06

Furs are worn enormously, for en-
tire garments, for Innings, and for
trimming all sorts of dresses,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-03-06

With so many other of the Empire
features, faceted steel ornaments have
been revived; combs and hair-pins,
belt buckles and brooches, are all out
again In cut steel.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-03-06

Miss GOtham-l don't ike young
Mr.. Dolley. He fairly talked the arm
off me last night.
Miss Boston-Yes. he also performed
verbal operation on me.
FROM memoranda OF the late Henry
w. Grady it has been found that
during the year 1889 he made loans to
various people in amounts from $50
to $4O0, the whole aegregating more
than $13, 900. Most OF this is collecta-
Bile, and makes a substantial addition
to the editors estate. 1t is said that
no one ever went away from him
empty-handed. His purse was open
to any OF his friends, and his personal
friends were thousands
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
DIAZ In DANGER.
An Alleged Attempt TO Assassin
ate Merioo's President.
An Organized Band Of Conspirztors
FIRE volley al him--Ffe
Is Unhurt.

SAN ANToNIO Tex. sept -e.-A
prominent railway Official who reached
San Antonio Thursday morning from
the City OF Mexico relates star1ing
story OF an attempt sn the life OF Psesi-
dent Dlaz The story IN brief Is as fol-
lows.
During the National celebration on
the llth last an immense crowd u peo-
pie OF all classes susged arouna the ex-
ecutise palace az night 70 DO homage 20
Dlsz During the climax % the iestiv-
ities. while bands were playing and Ere
works were popping and sizzling the
loudest. the President. acoompa-
MED by his personal staf. stepped
out on TO the front piazza 10 Nit
ness the pyrotechnic display. No
sooner had his form appeared on the
gallery than Nolley OF mGsketery
sounded above the din OF music. fire.
works and yells, and bits Of brisk ana
timber began 70 ny around MS head. He
retreated hurriedly 70 his room, FOL
lowed by his staf. Three bullets
whizzed dangerously near him.
Forty men are known 20 have been
concerned in the murderous plot ff-
teen of whom are now IN Jail. and the
others are fleeing precipitately from the
country with the military on their
track. The facts have been suppressed
In Mexico by Government officers. The
reason OF the attack is assigned to a
variety OF causes, the most important Of
which IS that the President is strong
ly suspected OF coQuetting with the
clerical party, which is in direct con-
flict politically and socially. with the
Liberals, 70 whom Diaz owes bis power.
Mrs. Dlaz is deyout Catholic, and
several days ago entertained the Arch
bishop of Mexico IN the Presidential
palace, which Is the first occurrence OF
the kind since the bloody siege Of the
revolution that ended in victory for the
Liberal party.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
ThE VETERANS.
posnxs at the seIdisrs' and ssflo-s' Re-
unfoa 81 Monmouth, m.

kcSxoUrH. IL, Sept &c The Sec
ond day OF the military tract soldiers
and sailors reunion wAs intended 70 toe
the big day OF the meeting. but rain
early in TIE morning compelled the
postponeuent 81 the parade and MANY
OF the other events Notwithstanding
the rain every train coming into the
city was crowded with ex-sclciers snd
their families
The speaking in the afternoon took
place In the park adjoining Camp Lo-
gan. Commander ". ]. Distin called
the meeting 10 order and Rev. Josiah
Moore, chaplain OF Illinois, led the
prayer. Rev. John II. Lozier. late chap
lain-in-chief. then led Rally Round the
Flag. Boys" which vas sung oy
enthusiastic thousands General
John c. Black WAS then intro
duced and made a speech on the
growth OF The Nation lie was followea
by Captain John " Hvmsn. chaplain 81
the Quincy Soldiers Home. The alter
noon closed with The reading o' an
original poem By J. p. Irvine. After
the display OF fre'~orls in the evening
Thousands atte nded a monster camp.
FIRE. at which an address was made by
n. p l. McKinnL medical director Of
the department OF Illinois ". J.. Dis
ton. Of Quincy. was elected commander
for the ensuing wear.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
SAMPLE SHOE CO., IO2 CANAL-ST
CoNDEN SED TELEGRANS.

Saving Ia the Dsinth Ian ter district
5 about Finished The seasons eat viii
be sss. 500, 90 feet
Ex-Govern0r Poster has accepted the
Republican nomination for Congress
troa the old Fifth OHIO district
TIE wife Of T. ShoeersfL farmer
living near ColdwSter. Mich, commit
ted suicide By taxing paris greea.
At Lima. O., Wednesday night as
John Ferral was walking ia his sleep
he stepped through an open window and
MAS killed
The Prohibitionists and Farmers Ali
snce Of North Dakota net Thursday al
Grand Forks. AID decided to nominate .
union state tlcSet
An immense gas we'll VAS sirue
Thursday in Washington County, O In
three hours every acre OF ground for
long distance was leased
The cholera has attacked the hogs in
Missouri Valley. Ia, and great num bers
have died already. with no apparent
cessation OF the epidemic.
Chicago dry-goods merchants an
noancs an advance Of 80 per cent in
prices. 10 go into effect October J. owing
10 the Mckinley tariff bill
Robert Fitzgerald. who on the night
O. May l3 shot and killed Daniel H.
Driscoll. has been sentenced in Chicago
10 fifteen years in the peniteutiarY.
Steuber Lodge, No. s2l, of Galena, H.,
the pioneer German Odd Fellows organ
Z h. lal. r..g -
twenty-ffth anniversary Thursday
| night
Hon. Johs Jay, ex-Minister to Austria,
was run down by : cab at New York
Thursday and seriously injured. II is
said that, II he RECEIVERS, lie will be lame
for life.
The reunion OF President Harrison's
brigade will be held in Galesburg. IL,
October :. The announcement of the
postponement for one year was without
authority.
St. Louis, No, reports an advance in
the price OF tobacco in consequence of
the new tariff on all classes of imported
tobacco, which goes into effect about
Noyem Der /.
Fire destroyed the machine shop OF
Z. A. Cook at Stevens Point, Wis, loss.
$4,000; insurance, IS, 600; Simons' hard
ware store at Riel, Wis, loss, S25, 600;
insurance, SO. .oo0
w. c. T. L. women OF Macomb, Ill.
have organized crusade against objec-
donable advertising pictures. Chron-os
Of partially nude women, they say, mus;
be kept out of sight
At Baltimore, Md, John Siebrecht
has begun suit for SIS. 600 damages
against William II. Evans for stealing
the affections Of his wife while acting
the part of a supposed friend.
Coal agents met at New York Thurs
day and ordered an advance OF twenty
five cents ton at Buffalo. and fifteen
cents a ton at Chicago and other lake
points, to take effect October j.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
BlRCHAlL'S TRIAL.
Damaging Testimony Given Against the
Prisoner, Who Cooiiy Sketches the Wit
nesses as They swear Away His Life.

Damaging Testimony Given Against tho
Prisoner, Who Cooily Sketches the Wit
nesses as They Swear Away His Life.
WOODSTOCK. Ont. Sept. 26.-The evil
dence in the murder trial was strongly
against Birchal on Thursday The rail-
way ticket agent at Niagara Falls proved
the sale Of two tickets for EastwSpd, an
unusual event Bircball and Benwell
we're identified positively by witnesses
on the train. They were seen 70 get OF
at Eastwood. were traced 70 the swamp,
several parties identifying the prisoner
whom they recognized as Lord Somer-
set At the same time there we're
three men shooting in tho swamp
who heard two pistol shots The
next witnesses met and identified
Birchall returning alone and one
o, them. Miss Smi-h, at whose
house he had formerly visited. met him
at Eastwood statisn and shook hands
with him. At least six witnesses posi-
lively swore TO his presence in East
wood the day OF the murder. and two
of them identified the dead man as his
companion. All attempts OF the de-
fense to break down this evidence
failed. Birchall took the evidence quite
coolly and sketched several OF the wit
nesses as they appeared in tho box.
Nr. Osler before adjournment said
only eight crown witnesses yet we're 70
be called; that their evidences would
be brief IL will be observed the circle
oi evidence is nearly rounded out Tho
evidence has traced Birchall from Buf-
falo to the swamp and back 70 Eastwood
station. Within that circle thero Is
overwhelming circumstantial eviacnoe.
making out a wonderfully perfect case.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
For Conrr....

The nominations for Congress on
Thursday were as follows: Illinois. Six
teenth district, Rev. J. ". NsnolaVe
pro-. Kansas. Sixth district Tuily
Scott DEM. Michigan. Sixth district,
Arthur Cole lIndustrisll. Ohio. Third
district. II. l.. Morev gRsp): TeutA. r
r. Doan Rep. Ninteenth. Edward
T. Hoyt DEM; Henry Rhos6s
Farmers blliancol. LOUISIANA, First
district ". G Yarmouth Rep ;.
Colorado lst large. 7 J. O'Donnell
DEM. Washington lst large John l.
Gibson fRen1 renominafe8. Nssss-
cbusetts, Fifth district sherman Hos,
DEM; Eighth. Moses r. stevens
Dem New York. Thirtr-fourtb dis
trict. O. 4. Davis Rep Psnnsy lvaris.
Thirty-eightb district G T. Krsbbs
Dem. Virginia, Fourth district James
r. Eppes Dem B.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
SENATE.


TEEBE HAUrE. Ind. Sept 2s.-The
strike Of telegraph operators on the
Mscl-ey lines is over Tor the present
President Hopkins. o TIE operators or
ganization. telegraphed to the operators
pending conferenc, 70 be held with
General Manager saul at Evansville
within week. The strike vas csnsed
BY the discharge of Operator " D
Sears sad the refusal of the CON Pany 20
reinstats him and 70 grant Is per
cent increase in salaries
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

NuNAUKKE- Wis sept % Rev. A
NJ DE Ford olsinins V - Nstbosist
preacher 81 nortopvills. Wis. has been
srresss5 he-s n ssisor for tryinr %
psss raised" - bilL SO bs-.
tng b.sn MAZE bT psstng so
ever ths sTa' several uutlassf sc
bills were fopn6 OF tie minisbsf xhicb
we're still pssszbis A bette - uucI j.
sTs gss6 is 5octorlng tbs tills va siss
Inn - flrr
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

sis AeEaAl ssssies f.slng hsla - t'ec's.
nsu- n~forass saEg sstse 81 ths MsnesF
81 Cartas for CouNlCts.

- a
81 Csriss fer oossicas.
CINCINNATI. sept q The twentieth
annual convention 81 the Aauonnl
Prison Congress held IT'S openina meet
ing Ia TIE Oaeon Thursday night
arlExlinE rain restricted the ate haSnce
somewhat Addresses we're mh hae hy
Hon John Fqllett, City solicitor korsi-
nan and eA-Presiaent Ruthsr.brd j.
nayes
CNcfN~Arl. sept &c There was .
fair attendance al The morning tesSion
Of the National Pr.soa Congress in the
Scottish Rate Cathedral frtslaent
hsyes WAS Ia the chalr The frsi tbing
on the programme was the read Ing 81
tie report u the standing coraul ttee on
criminal law reform by Nr Charles
Reeve, % Plymouth Ind AmonF ether
things The report suggested The folle~-
ing.
Prisons should bs provided for bolt separate
ana congregais cunhatmenl and laoot aUa af-
ranged 81 thai complete classification 81 iu.
nstcs cas- Dc made. Ilc rfioft4.alie ~ lGfU
selves. and tbt unreiormahie bgl nor Isl Uiis,
snd ne vicious And irccrugible each py tncu..
selves
trial un6rf charges of eTifne Ia aourt thouic be
% discover the whole iruth. as vel 40 estes .sa
ilnocenoe as gulil
No "ple-umptlons~ should exist except sucs
a. arise from established facts
Tha prosecutor wins his case When TIE
truth soQuiis one nnaeT charge ~ creass a.
rluoh a. he eoes Esen q corvlcls. anc his
sworn cuty IL g ~ - discover The rath u
be accu.ts o. confs,as lu co.ng teaf be- rinci-
Gates The )ustiee CT ne las which = his sEora
duty.
After twenty four hours a. De- eeranon ths
agreement q llne arrors shoaic constitute .
verdict The ides - punishment sc fxrd
terms in prison should be abolished aDd arrest
couVlctlou and Incarceration unIu httco q 90
81 large or for life Il unnt should be the r1le.
There should be a syslen Ter TIE soentrosr
lion Of oonvicts uniform throughout the Nation
and unoer National recognition 81 is the sus
reader oi fuEitiFcs from justice with oeutr@i
or1oe 20 which courts anc ofrcisis ir charge o.
criminals can apply for descriptive nsts whsns
IL is Important % establish iceutity.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

Los ASeELrs. Cal. Sept s6.-Mrs
Jessie Benton Fremont, widow OF Gen
s-al John c. Fremont has addressed a
letter to tho editor Of the Times. in
which she expresses great gratitude Tor
the timely aid rendered during the re-
cent financial straits of herself and
daughter. She states further that in
view of the passage OF the bill granting
her pension the emergency has passed,
and she desires no further financial as
$1,000
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

hSNTsrov. Ala. Sept ee One ~ the
most remarkable cases ever tried in any
conft IL tbs country was tried hero this
week. Over tventy years ago a nan
named Zaner killed another nan named
Hogan in = row vhirh hev hsi over a
hog Zaner was arrested. hnt h's trial
tas been cenGnced from term 70 term
for the past twenty years. ana now 70
IS sen fenced 70 term % onlT ore Yesr
f-~ ffs fee1
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

AvT1so. VIE. Sept e The report
q tbe assignee 81 Eoxle Z Miller. the
lnn nee-re1 ard merchants rba failed
fares weeks ars. wss 3 - Ihars6aF
wifh 80 e'erk 90 tte eiecrit eours It
ssoTs taat t1a lstiEHss ~ Hoxis 4
Mlier ara s. $50 TIE roaainz a.
ssss srs ss91la1
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
BUTCHERIES AT GOA.
Troops Shooting Down the People s-Dyn
amite Bombs Hurled by Soldiers.

CALCUTTA, Sept. 26. Tho troops at
Goa are shooting people indiscriminate-
ly. A number of popular leaders have
been killed and others are besieged in
their houses The people are taking
refuge in the cathedral at Old Goa The
Governor is hiding in the palace. a num-
Der OF dynamite bombs have been thrown
at the palace by the citizen soldiers
Three hundred persons were killed and
wounded during the two days fighting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

W. By1oHroS. "a Sept - Mss
Dos Hsnry. fosrr lssT xho VS. por-
sIsf snd prov 'nsnt ir eturet ard soef-
str eire5es- sn6 sister ~ NsioT Thcro-
ss Hsnrr sbof herself ftfengt ~ hssrt
II ursdsT rrsrninr vnils yslkips ir -.
eroBnss ssrrogns ng ths family resi-
ssnos ir Tsilston. sse is1aFins6 sbs
hss 3, - ssnt - az insane ssslura snd
sz=sse-yes fesfa
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

DFxvTR. Col. Sept q The Demo
cratic State convention or Tbars8sy
nominated 8 fGE ticket beaded ~
Judge Caldwell Ysarasn. - Tfinitsd.
for Govsrnor. The platform osnoubces
Speaker Reed. tie National ssminis-
trstsou and TIE Fedsrsl slscton bilE
deuan5s free coinage. and oonessons
the extravzg1uoe of the state govern
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

cHssLEsrox. : e. Sept 3G The
Republican state Committee of south
Csrolina met hers Thursday ard nomi-
mated a full state ticket With A g.
Haskell for Governor AL the nouni-
ness are Democrats who orposs the can
didacF Of Tillmzn. nominated Tor Gov
srnor bT Democrats and tbs Farmers
Aff.a-~e
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

CHICAGO. Sept os. The National er-
scutive committee Of the Socialist Labor
party passed resolutions Thursday night
extending greeting and congratulations
% their friends in Germany over their
success, and decided TO call a meeting of
Socialists for October 20 be held n
Chicago Prominent Socislistic orators
~ill make addresses
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
His Hiding Place known.

BosToS, Sept 2s.--In October, 1880.
John A. Wood ward, a cashier in tho OF.
fee OF the treasurer Of tho city OF Bos-
ton, disappeared, and an inves tigation
showed that he was defaulter for more
than $50, 600. II has recently been
learned that he is now located an
Buenos Ayres, engaged in a prosperous
business, under an assumed name.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

CHIcAso. SEPT - Rev pf " "
Ersrts. for twenty ysa-s rsstor - tAs
First Bsrtist Chrrrh of ttis cits.
zfoa a. o'closk thursday sfts@noon
sfte- a t~ssf Alrsss. of ks.rt fsflsrs
ns ~as p rsars 81 ars
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

TAUNTON Aasz. SepA 2e-the
Berrowsviils nil st Ssrtsn -ss ourned
AZ q . clock a m. togetasr rith store
heuse aad twostory tsn.neat house.
Fire wss discovered IA ths splanlaz
roon. Less SIS. eco - slea.eoo insar-
aace nos kncva
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

N-RITy, Sept "A The pabiin Ex-
press asserts 81 vhat it believes n -
sxceiient suthoritF that TIE Queen hss
promised - recon nsnd 70 Parliament
IN her next message tie introduction
ard passags % an Irish Govern=eui
-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

CrTcAeo. sept -. - Aodrsr s>hD-
useher "a Yes.s ~ age. employed IN
TIE Goo5Viilis A. eoo3viiis bor fac
tory os Nofth Csrusntss street. Thurs-
5s7 sftsruoon vas csDRtt % ~ stsft
ans usngled ia most fr1Thtfni nsn-
re-. t~frV irstz-tfv ks75sz
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

GnAwp FORKS. ~ = sept - -Jffs
Tbursdsy night ths STATE conrsntivs Q
IrobibitioBist. and TIE Farmers Al
suoe indorsed the Espubiicsr nouin.e-
for Congress. JievtenAptfsoTsrnsf.
tournissicnsr q Insurancs sno Rail
road Couuissionsr hndrsv slotssns
he Democratic uoninsss fos secrets.f y
q State. superintendent q Public II
sroction su8 RsilFos> oou missioner
p 3 Stevens They noDinstss waiter
hfrflss f~r fSore-xsr-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

FuTIArys rETs. Ssr.t - -Jssr rev
= prospsro bsksr. shot kiusef dad
ss be SEED o~sr - asxs kosr - I .
vifs j. IS ssKYsssz - sss s<~@Az via
grsef
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

rrr~os kTRrs ssr1 - y Freri-
5srf cslnsn - tAs Argsrtins fsrt -
10. ss sh@zxles - sroruoas surn -
So 80 90 vslss n salpe spe yaL .
IN psseks4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

W,sT SUrERIoH, Wis. sept 2s.-ln
the preliminary trial q W II. DWyer.
tho millionaire plumber q Duluth.
charged with numbering F. Y Mundy.
register Of deeds. during quarrel tho
State failed g suhstsntiate SIS charge
as SIX nedical experts said the injuries
could not have been inflicted in tbc
manner claimed by the state The
Judge heid the prisoner for trial 81 ihe
circuit court under bail q g. 600 The
result is taken in thc Light of an sc-
euittsl. and the motion viii be a. once
made 20 cuash the the decision.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

NHw YoRE. sept 26 In its issue cf
;his week the Ing ipeerinR News vii
pgblish o map and statistics showing
the progress and prospects ~ rsilv4s
constructiou In the States - Nissour.
Kansas, Arkansas Lculsisna sb<
Texas and Indian Territory re
statistics show in. these States Ca " les
of track laid ssss January 3. l.se7
miles under construction. 2.ooe niles
under survey. and 3 osi niles proisotsa
with fair prospects u oensuUction.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
GENTS DEPARTMENT,

Cent? Sexea Lace or Congress shoes - f.@.S
Gents resl Calf Sewed Lax 0r Congress SHOES. f..
Gents Zap sCls Lace shoes ....--...-....-. t.@Fs
Gents flns Dress Gait Shoes sll iyesl....r.. LOO
Gents Hand Net Besi Calf shoes al stsesi.. $50
Aaa ever leo9 pAlrs 81 Flne Sample Shoes Vii
be placed sale al ssoa So, S2sQ an4 400
IT eal PAY YOU TO LOOK AT THESE SAMPLE SH0ES
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO. Sept 20
FLouR-Qsiet ard steady. Spring Patents
SOOa5 80. Bakers t3OGi0o. strsights - 50
al7s; wiaier PsteatS. ~ ooeS Is. Clears. ~ %
can.
wHEAr-Raled frm early and then weaker.
No 2 cash nsae7sc, December, ss.aioos.
sns Mag sI.o+a&l0sS
CoRN-Was fairy active and easier. No .
EAE47hc; No yellow, <sSc No. q tTa
47Sc: No yellow, <s14sko. October. s7aa
<ssc; December az 94so. Nay. 49se5oke
OaTs-Fsirly sctiye but unsettled No 3. s7s
c3ssc; October, ssN1sHc. Esy 4iit3li,.e
Samples in air dsnas6 ard stescy No 81.
Csc. No 2 White. S s9<oc, No. 2 zok as2xo.
No. 2 white. <o2tac.
RYE-very dulk Ne ossA. soGeoao: Sep
fember delivery. 20: October. eec and De-
csmoer. c2c. Sample lots. eiz4sisfe for No. q
and soaSsc fcr So ;
BARLyT-About STEADY. tut quiet 30. 90
tober &c. Samples Common. sSasfo' good q
choice. s526sc ard extra iots s$1T1e
MISS PoRK-Duu spe ever. Casa p "A
$50. fof October y 6. for January ti1 s. .
iIe2i. for May s2 lsaJa22s
LARD-Rsther active an1 prices ruiss iooer
Prices ragged At y oo03 as foF cash. - tt
ESQ for OCTOBER g 25sz56.5) for Dseen Der .
=. sya647s for Jsnssry. shd !" 80 7sss ios
Nav
BrrTrs-Crsszery. foas74o. D&irT. Ioalsc 6
Tacsirf stocs. s1sc
PorITRy-Iive Cbicksss .. pr - sprins
Cblcksns sssf1>c psr ID 1--we TsrksTs saffe
per 10. Live fSeeks saso - u. Live Gees.
4 sess 50 per so1en
IFouoes- Distilled Sriris< rales frs ~ O. =
Per ga foE fsishso EooSs
rz Wv Yorr So. 81
~WrEsr-stesfT art Cal. - "a - Deem
tsr . "a "a Is. Nar 6 ess1 1sk
CoRN-c Irt szs sfesdfer ~. g S.. &C.
Stsa-sr n rs1 80
oars oast ss5 srrn wsstsrz. aaSse
Fr8rFsloss- Re- esist st<sI~ Pste y -
q 50. rrrrs ress g. "a % Fork szes1r.
1eL Mrzs fllsse g r. srtrs p~f-s ga ga
100 Lars aatsa sas- Stez@ r-x1erss
T. eex
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
HEALTH IS WEALTH

D. n G. Wxsr's NFrvE tVp RstrV TeEsr-
wv a guaranteed specific for ilFsfefia ri
ness. Commissions. FITS. Nervous Neuralgia.
Hsatache. Nervous Rfostratlau causec bF the
use % aicohoi Or tobacco. " akefui ness. Msatal
Depression. soften inE % the Grain resttiri1 r :
IN inssairy and ieadlng 90 miserv. decay and
death. Premature old Age. Barren less. Loss
81 Power Or either sFx. lnv8i untarv haSse< a p Z
Spernaatnrrhrps caused hv over-exertI On 0ffhe
ronfai ins one month 3 treatnsnf- SEQ a box. .
o. SIX hoxes for sio0. sent hy mail prepaid on
receipt 0f pri-e-
VIZ GUARANTEES sTN BOXES
To cure anv ease. Wife earh order received
hy us for sIg h0xsS. arennpanied bV kRN. ~
riN send f1e purrh astr one written glersH -
81 fefuHf thr n1enev ~ fhp treatment does net
sFect cure. Guarantees isslled onTs ~
WHITE & WHITE.
MsrtcR House Fasrrasev. sole Agents..
% Monroe street Grand Rapids, Mich.
0FEN ALL NIGHT
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
GRAND OPENING TODAY!

lust Received our Large FALL STYLES and viii
Opening Today. Don't Fail TO Attend
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27

The owner of this horse uses
the S :. Ironsidcs Sheet for the
stable. II keeps the horse clean
and ready for driving and saves
an hours work each day.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-27
Ms. Frsmonts Gratitude

As soon as ne resumed MS seat the cour'
was ad iourned until the afternoon-
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
FOUND HER
i~soston's Passion Po.tcss to Wed u South
Dakota Miner.

isoston's Passion Poetcss to Wed u South
x Miner.
Miss Ida Lewis Watson, the famous New
England poetess of passion, whose insplr-
atoms usually go "Ostler Joe" one better,
has created a sensation by acknowledging
that she has found her true affinity aud is
to be shortly married. Her hero's name
is Francis Washington higgins, o miner Of
Deadwood, S. D., who, while having the
external aspect of a cowboy, still possesses
a heart dedicated to the muses.. Some
two years ago he came into possession of q
book OF Miss Watson's poems, whose warm
utterances stirred his nature to its depth
and 80 infused his entire person that he
constantly carried the book around with
him, finding it of the utmost comfort and
solace, especially in the winter time. Last
September Miss Watson wrote q letter to o
friend living in Dakota, named Higgins,
and, going astray, the letter fell into the
hands Of the soulful young miner. HIS
enthusiasm in having o personal autograph
of his idol was unbounded. He wrote to
her; she replied; pictures md gush were
exchanged, eternal devotion sworn and
troths plighted. At an expense of $50 and
some cents, MIR. Higgins arrive in Boston
Sunday, and met his flame for the first
time. Mr.. Higgins appearance smacked
loudly of the plains, but he will soon be-
come acclimated. The wedding will be at
an early date. He Is a Catholic, and his
tiancee will adopt his faith.