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The Delta independent., 1890-01-21
THE GREAT DlvIoER.s NOTES.
BIZ THE GREAT D1v1DEn (H1MsELs).

Thee mann hoe takes hold of thee
hot end off poker will knot punch
the fire. This fable teeches how knot
to doc thing.
Thee mann who alweighs sez
''Weight for mee," may sometimes bee
right. butt in thee end hee will bee
left.
Yu kant tel how mutch man noes
by the size off his hiatt. A very big
punkin ma hav very thin shell with
nothing in in it.
"Hoap on, hoap ever" butt don't
Beein resined to Providuuce don't
meen sitting still while the fire goes
out.
'.Muny maiks the mare CO." and
often the mare maiks the muny go. Its
a poor rool that don't work both
weighs. ."ss.b.
The mann whoo is ablaze with anger
IL alweighs '.put out"
II yu tel yur wife yu luv her and
then contribute nothing but yur appe-
tight for breekfust, 70 mustn't kick If
she looks in the dickshunary to find
put what luv means.
Thee following PONIES waz cent to
the WeakE Hold Up, butt az that pa
pur haz knot yeti the necessary funds
too start with cend them to The
Great DiUide:
THE CHILD's ENQUIRY.
"a Romance Of the Rail.)
"Who is that, mother, so handsomely drest,
With stripes on his trousers and shield
on his breast!
His buttons! are gold and his coat 1t is blue,
And the lace on his cap Is quite utterly
"Hush thee, my child, he is coming thi.
"But he carries a lantern, ma. Do tell
me, pray,
Why he carries the light" "Twas Dioge.
ne's plan ...-.
My child: he's in search of good honest
man.
The noble conductor by contract Is bound
Not to blow out the light till an honest
mans found"
But the flame in his lantern burned steady
Till he looked in the glass-then he blew
out the light.
TOUCH OF NATURE.
saw q daisy. Fair to see
It bloomed upon the verdant lea;
did not care to pluck it thence,
To call it mine made no pretence.
But when l saw another's hand
Claim that which l did not demand,
felt sense of injury.
saw lady. Far TO see
She was. and blythe exceedingly;
did not care to take her hand,
Upon her love made no demand,
But when saw another swain
Gain what had not cared to gain.
And wed the lady fair to see,
felt sense of injury.
From the Great Dtrtie.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21
Oropsy.

We call the attention Of those suffering
with Dropsy to the fair proposition Of DR..
H. H. Green & Sons in their advertisement
on this page. Try them; it costs you
nothing to do so.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

"Never mind me,r said the pyrotechnist
to his wife. ~ am only going down to the
city on q little rocket
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21
Scott's Emulsion Of Pure
Cod Liver Oil, with hypophosphites.

DR.. w. S. HOY, Point Pleasant, W. Va,
says: ~ have made thorough test with
Scotts Emulsion in Pulmonary Troubles
and General Debility, and have been as
tonished at the good results: for children
with Rickets or Marasmus 1t Is unequal
cd.n
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

Why need the wild sea waves lash the
shorei There's no danger OF the shore
getting away.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

Do your clothes last as they used TO, II
not, you must be using q soap or todshtnp
pOtpdcr that rots them. Try the good old
fashioned Dobbins' Electric Sosp, perfect
~ pure TO- day as in 1865.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

The man who is alone with his thoughts
often is surrounded by the deepest soli-
tude.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

The rapid spread Of the influenza In Rus
sia isn't altogether astonishing. AL Rus
SLAMS usually have koff.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

Throat Diseases commence with Cough,
Cold, or Sore Throat. "Brorn's Bron-
chtdt TrOchea' give immediate relief.
Sold only In 6Ores. Price % cts.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21


shoulders
coast Of Florida month Three reliable
Its
It slipped Oh water disappeared Of
foam which could be e4,
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

1t seems to be generally agreed among
right-thinking people that'the bucketshop
il outside the pale of society
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

Many person who claims to be stage
struck turns out after trial to be only
stage 'struckn
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

Veni! Vtdi! Vicil this is said of Saliva
tion Oil, for 1t conquers the worst cases Of
rheumatism and neuralgia at once. Price
Is cents bottle.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

The wheels Of matrimonial life run
more smoothly where there is little iu-
Yen.il
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

Perfection is attained in DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. 1t cures the worst
cases.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

A woman may refuse . man her hand,
yet be perfectly willing to give him her
arm.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

A London shopkeeper refers to love as
popular hearticlc.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

II Bread Trust is formed the monopo-
list will surely take the cake.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21
500 Reward 800.

A new fountain pen is called the ONCE
Holder. 1t doesn't work worth o cent.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

The Challenge, published at Denver, is
an aggressive, wide-awake Prohibition
paper. Send for u sample copy. Subscrip-
tion only 81 90 year.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

Many man has made q goose Of him
self with single quill.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21
Oregon, the Paradise of Farmers.

Mild, equnble climate, certain and abundant
crops. Best fruit, grain and stock country In
the world. full Information free. Address the
Oregon immigration Board, Portland. Oregon.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

The late oarsman Searlc was generally
accounted Q gentleman and sculler.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21
PATENT SEsS5i:=::assss Es:s:sS5iI:::::;:a;s "a 4: ~: y
GROCERIES.

Save half your money by buying at
the proper place. Wequote prices OF
some staple goods to show what WI
are doing:
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

Oldest and -"Tansill's Punch"cigal
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

This is the way it goes. Send for
our complete price list and you will
be paralyzed TO see what you are pay
ing for your groceries. We are sue
cessors to the Union Supply Co.. for
merly stockgrowers' Supply Co.. and
under the same management as for tho
past six years. Everybody knows
this house us the old reliable head
quarters for country trade. We refer
to any bank or reliable business house
in Denver. Mail orders promptly
filed. No charge for packing.
DTcCTE o. 60AHDsv
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

Shoe Manufacturers, Omaha, Ne
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

Thee following PONIES waz cent to
the WeakH Hold Up, butt az thatt pa
pur haz knot yeti the necessary funds
too start with I cend them to The
TyenE Di7,iHs.
The Delta independent., 1890-01-21

Daniel Dougherty of New York says
that while boy in q Market street drug
store. in Philadelphia, he came near being
arrested for murder, all for attempting TO
declaim the last part OF "Richard ILL.,"
when q western man, who had never heard
of Shakespeare, was in the next room listen
ing in horror
A maiden lady who lives in New York
lately visited two sisters who live at Dan
bury, Conn, staying with each two days,
and assuring them that She had lost oil her
money. After she went back to New York
her maid returned end informed one of the
sisters that her mistress had hidden 5000
in an empty butter jar in sister No. Us
cellar. Investigation showed the. statement
to be correct and the 5000 was found, all
in 81 bills.
4 friend Of the lazy in Bangor. Me-, has
invented device by means OF which man
can catch hsh without fishing. He at.
taches small sleigh bell to q piece Of barrel
hoop, ono end Of which he inserts into Q
crack in the rock. After batting his line
and throwing 1t overheard he fastens II to
q hoop, puts his hands In his pockets and
awaits developments. As soon as the bell
is lingled by jerk on the line ne hauls It
in and lands the fish.
The old Burnside mansion in New Or
leans erected at vast expense by the fam.
Gus millionaire banker, James Robb, at the
time Of the marriage OF his daughter with
Spanish grandee, md subsequently, sold
by him to that Crnsus Of sugar planters,
John Burnside. has Just been sold at auc-'
tion. all the persons Interested In the prop
erty being dead Things must have gone
cheap, as two painting. by sDuraud, the
father Of American Landscape psipting,
were sold for $3.50 each. F
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

ser.e $ enrf o1feefsoz An1 wta nss
"a IN aght - - ao-s - tee nlla1
taat a4s nos searched tl, = = .ele sse.siaa
naicA tae aesas Ezlees ts2<a sast
g. . soFl8 no- e4.eulal.1 - FF9slses
q aLlosea aspp 1esss
A. Eafs p4Et lie spe4ksf e7tsfsl
upou ; se1so - I0s 41ssts- g.
sya u Ihs ~cEld. hisnly scifs ~ . ~
8ao hesrd ntE Sis ps9A ifA tgi :
o gaer lsltei.i kenee q ezoiatts, aIt ~
sGeG tlaE eal.1Iea nsye nights uStsts
b.Fth zs aeI a. after Ulrsa. Tier eS--
teu..oa Nas tat su-teaeat lgat = s'tsii
10 every ons WHO has tue =
- fo1 the bElt be- has S4e
qaotca a good sxYlns 0f kaersea, as an
ILLUSTRATION of TIE lTuih she noaia ma
press Upol a., - tae eftsct inat tiie
slaail thlngs that she : Soie 10 u-l3Vt-
s14nd cad heF - tEusl Ehe gQDd LAf4
"a tie tnlngs sne does Eot un1efstAho'
she vent .nt0 the bol8 WoES ~ D-l-isN-
lnz tie esll Sn1 ths good - It's Aie'
ard after winding through many a
labyuatBine way, reached = CONCLUSION
Wh5ch sent away ner neAEcfs Win a
feeling OF the isrgeness and iinpot lance
II aanAn lie rather than of iIs failures
and lttleuess. so that, sad tie
preacher, ..NhatsoeyeT be the eXpiana-
hon of human lie. il surely IS sOme-
thing large and generous. The details
may app a snlali bat the attainment :
very great"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
AMUSEHENTS.

At the pretty Lyceum Theater Miss
Eva Mountford viii appear this evening
ia the greatNew York success Eugene
Le Tour" Both star and play have re-
ce.ved the highest enconiums from the
sblest critics. Miss MOuntford a said
% De- the most gifted young actress of
tie day. Is very besuhfui, and Is na-
tive of tnis State. The cast - the same
as appeared IN the New York produc-
ton aut IS said to he very strong. The
management promises beautiful Cos-
TUNES arl stage settings. The engage
ugnJ IS for three nights only, W th q
SPECIAL maGEec0u Nedn sdsy at D. u1. 4.
Thcro should DO p large attendance st
Sri it's Opera House to, irht. fine
ls. ot attractions ats beer secured who
are al upH worth seeing. Matmccs
"Wednesday. Friday and saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
FOUND ON CANAL-sT.
who Has Heard Of This Most ,iysterieus
ORDER


order
Free Observation-Disclosures annual
afternoon moonlight excursion OF the
independent Order OF Temperance
Keg Drainers," Sunday, March 80,
ls90.-To Deiirium Grove. Tickets free.
Children half price. Orphans unless
accompanied by their parents viii not
be admitted.
Atan enormous outlay of persuasion,
promises. wlud. etc, the steamer
Tomato Can and two large and COM
mOdiOus upside-GOwn barges. Swipes
and snakes, have been chartered for
tais occasion, and will leave foot of
Dstillery Alley at 1861 p. n. puntuslly
precisely. All not on board Will please
Fun after the whistle. Music by String
Beans full baud. Dancing to com
mence at L p. K.
Death Committee - John Blood
thirsty. James Jams and Jack Ripper.
To amuse the crowd three murders
viii De committed. Ladies will have 70
tirt or SWIM. y. B.-If the excursion
proves favorable, the weather will be
postponed I'll the next fair day before,
and due notice viii be gwen in last
weeks papers.
Q. THE Police Boat Pst-Role Will
accompany the excursion 10 prevent
the return and landng Of the excur-
siOusts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
REFORM ACCORDING TO coepsn:
He Woald Attack Que Indsstry "a .
Tims rilI All Were Removed.

He Woald Attack one Industry al
Tinas rilI All Were Removed.
The more candid opponents Of the ex-
isting tariff policy admit that their de-
mand for the free admission Of what
they call the raw materials Of manu-
factures Is but the entering wedge for
ultimate Free-trade IN all commodities.
In tins Is ia most other respects they
are acting m accordance with the ad-
vice of that patron saint of British Free
trade, Richard Golden, in whose honor
the central organization Of the Free
trade propaganda was christened. In
1859 Golden went 10 France with the
ayowed object of inducing Napoleon III
TO adopt Free trade (as England had
been assured all the world woald do
later on, or falling that to so modify
the French tariff as 10 admit free the
products Of British mines and factories.
In his diary Golden says Of his inter
view with the French emperor:
IL spoke of the opportuneness of the
present moment for making simultane-
Gus change in the French and English tar
ifs. Louis Napoleon said he had major
ity of his cham bers quite opposed to Free
trade, and that they would not pass a
decided measure; that by the constitu-
ton he could alter the tariff by a decree.
He then inquired what l would advise
him TO do in regard 10 the French tariff.
said | should attack one article of great
and universal necessity, as | had done in
England, when | confined all my efforts
to the abolition Of the corn laws, know
ing that when that clef de vOute key
stones of the archl was removed the
whole system would fall. In France
the primary want was cheap iron,
and l should begin by abohshing the
duty on iron and coal, and then l should
be in better condition for approaching
the other industries. "-Morleys Life OF
Golden, page 475.
This bit Of history has not been lost
upon those who are singing out certain
items in the list Of Protected articles
wool, salt, lumber, ores, etc.-not be-
cBuse their removal to the free list viii
satisfy the demand for reform, but to the
end that reformers may ''be In better
position for approaching other indus
tries" in which American workmen now
have an equal chance with foreign com
petitors. In such renewed attack they
hope to have the aid of those workers in
industries deprived of the protection to
which they in common with others were
entitled.
Our older readers will recollect that
Golden visited tho United States not FAR
from the date Of his pilgrimage to the
French capital, and that his presence
here was the signal for especially ener-
getic work along the line above indi-
Gated on the part OF numerous EDITORS
and orators prominent in the politics OF
that day. The assiduity that has char
acterized the nurture Of the Tree-trade
seeds then sown reflects vastly more
luster upon the zeal and influence of
Richard Golden than upon the patriot
ism Of those American workers found
ready 10 champion the pro-British policy
for which that statesman stood sponsor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
TOWN TOPICS.

The police are after the gamblers.
Cabinsls -. Wyks's. S. Monroe 81.
The election booths are a. II position
la their respective places.
Id Is FumoTed that new rector Tor
Grace church slL sCou Dc called
The Is5.es OF Grace church realized
a snug >. m from their last social.
sunday school Of Grace church Is
pFaclcing tie musle Tor Christmas.
TIE question of changing the name
oi Canal 81, has been brought up.
During every night Of the Masonic
far, she street cars vii run I'll 1880.
Born-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hyde.
ot lf9 West D.y.siOn -, a fourteen
pound < {.
II. ID. 8rown, % Fountain ST, re-
Gently injured IA an elevator accident,
Is atie % oc around again.
The engagement OK Wm. Kelley and
Mss llzEe Wlleh. both Of the North
end. La aeen announced.
The engagement u Or. Louis Barth
and Miss lila Barth IS announced, the
nuptials % be celebrated IN the spring,
The Woman's Auxiliary of the y. n.
&. A. have passed resolutions IN loving
memory OF their much valued friend
Mrs ID. A. Blodgett.
Jennie Sharda. the little girl who
was zccidenuy shot By her playmate
Henry Kuoop. about two weeks since
Is now doing housewOrk.
Rev. Alexander Z. Merriam, vii
deliver his illustrated lecture on Eng
lish Cathedrals on Tuesday evening
tue fourth, a. the South Coagrega
tsonal church.
John Brady and James Roe have ob
tained a six years lease OF the RchilieJ
Hotel on Cansl-st. The ground Hoo
VIII be turned into one of the most ele
giant drinking places on that thorough
fare
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
TWO FATAL SHOTS
TAaE Closed the k4rkhly Career q
EWo Human Beings.
MURDER AID 4 SUICIDE
A Frsasiea Lover Sheets Ma Mistress
Ee<Aass sbe ERssaasd ~ 80 H&ek
- the n ast4nd shs Desxr3ed-
1hea ns SA2sts Hiaaself

CoLVABls. oa.o, N0y. 2.-A horrible
murder ana socldent occurred here
this morning. 1unls Am4ck. = "a
voreed man, shot ana instantly killed
Ms. kliznsth Anderson, woman
MO had separated from hsE husband
and of Nhom AmAck had become en-
amOged.
Mrs. Anderson agnihed her intention
OF going back 70 her husband. and
Amack 10 rage, saog her, and then
himself.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

PASSENGER tvho Il going 10 Bostcn snd
wants eltY msp or guitel-Say, boy.
am gong en- Boston for the first tne
Have you anything thas vii help re 70
6ni uv wnv aruunf2
Tram Boy-Tesser Got pocket dc
bcnN1es Street & Smiths Good News
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
Just the Other WAY.

4 dude of evidently limited equestrian
powers was about hiring horse at a liy-
cry stable. The keeper insisted that he
should pay the hire in advance. "Oh,
you don't trust me! Perhaps you think
I'll come back without the horse?'
Not at all. sir; just the opposite.
We're afraid the horse viii come back
without You. Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

CHICAGO, III. AprA =, IL.
r. Bruske. ESQ Saginaw. Mica
/ take great pleasure ia Tecemue nelne yoar
Dyspepsia Cure 10 anyone troubled Ga that
way. After s's yeas OF almost constant SUI
tering and haying tried about every cure
known. i heard OF your Dyspepsia Cure and
commenced taking it IS directed. taking the
morning walks before breakfast &c and three
bottles OF X has completely cutei me-
Very truly,
Manager Postal Tel. Co.. l0 Board Of Trade.
DrrRoif Mich. May i. 1880.
Dear Sir-I have suffered with Dyspepsia for
= long tiTie. and VAS under the care OF a prom
nent physician fer many months without
good "a Is. Through the recommend oi ~
employer. Mr. Gec. Moebs. / was iad need 10
.ry your medicine ! have taken three bot
Ies. aud am satisfied that i an ther.u1hly
.urrd. sal now eat znd sleep. which have
not done Tor n long period. heartily recon-
mend youv medicine 10 everyone troubled
with dyspepsia
Yours very truly.
II. UANBEk6Ek.
r Bruske. East Saginaw Mica;
Dear sir-l have taken youf Positive Dps
aepsia liver and Kidney Cufe for al Nfee
ion OF my stomach. ana want . say II j. just
IS you recommend II. . Positive Cure,
With Reid. Murdock 4 Co. Chicago. IN
AMSTERDAM. v y. January nth. $50.
fr. r. Bruske:
,fyour Positive Dyspepsia Cure with benen-
,lai results and re o amend t.
Yours respectfully,
J. A. HUBBARD.
Nr r Bruske.
Dear Sir-I have taken you- Positive Dys-
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/ can htgniy recommend *.
Bespecifuly yours.
MRS. NJ G 1ONLk1.
625 South Webster street.
East Saginaw. Sept. 10Th. ls9.
Having takea your Positive Dyspepsia.
Liver AMI Kidney Cure With n beat ~ results
/ checriuby reconm nd ito PERSONS ar tcird
nfth stomach troubles. a. #. WARD.
'''' Broker. Io5 South Jefferson 81.
East Saginaw. Mich. Dec. J.. lssa.
NJ. r. Rruske. Druggist. Ess, saginaw.
Dear Sir-iIsvinE tried your Dyspepsia turf
fe my family and finding that n proves 90 -
iust what you ssF OF "a. / rsn honestly recon
mend s. 70 cures where other medicines
RN.E WHEELER,
Local Ticket gaaf. NJ. g. K T.
East Saginaw, &ich.. Nov. eth. 1854
&. Bruske.
Dsar slr-For soue time had hern terrfhly
! distressed With Indigestion snd Drsrrosis.
Saving tried several phys cans q na etect
| WAS induced 70 trg q bottle OF year POSITIVE
fysbefs and kidney Cure. aaf J am hsrpI
- ssy that one bottle. 50 far ~ ! can see. Ia,
entirely cured me- kesgeet's,,..y ygra.,fs,.r ,r.,l,.ru
supt. Saginaw. Tuscois Huron b r.
| Mr r. Rraske. Druggist. Eas. saginaw
beaT Sir-The Md cnn j x0t n ycr for u1
/ stomach trouble has elfirr cured rfe
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

WAszszsraS. NeF. s--For A-ea.-
"a Par. exe~pt lxt E4-n co ne
axes. = gl - coelsE, sEeept sll1lof,Asy
t~m assssrs Il agpeE N.eAlgan. nsELn-
erly suts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

nsrfiv announces second coming
Many he1ri3ten soferer regrets tae
naE eeted opportunities for cufu trst
we're recs assiT pessfe ~ ~ - the
Free trnrnas ef dvsuerefs, s'rrri~ss
nrt= ar neFe8ns rTnetrsfinr fssn7 e
Celery nswrcufd hsf fren aed
fiaH aut anr wout have mRae
So f0es7 tnd safaHnz rxHn~a
worries taR aufa aIessaaf s1a Grw
sElai aeslta reus~sr
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

Nr Meekly-I wish 70 ask you why
you stare at my sister 80. Il Is weally
-wrv wufe
AA Tufiy here. young feler.
v0u want TO let NJ or y0uu get hurt.
Ses7
AT Meckly-Thank vou. sir; your e=-
planation is entirely satisfactory. Jour
raj n Education.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

On Thursday. November G, eommenc-
ing al 8 O'Clock p. m, Prof. j G.. Ia
>arre, viii denver lecture at TIE
West Michigan University Chapel Hail.
subject: ''Ihe Different Religions OF a.
the Nations IN The World" BE sure
you hear hlm. lie has visited every
continent SEd city Of Importance "a
the world. The price of admission has
been put az fifty cents. The cost Il
Mr. LaSarie for travel and research
has been several thousand dollars. You
now have the opportunity of getting
the SAME knowledge Tor fifty cents
Go and hear him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

Mrs. *. Washington is no longer A.
the Turkish bath rooms, corner Ionia
and Monroe-sts.. Any persons wishing
to see her viii cal! at No. 497 n. Otta-
vast.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

A maker that makes a cor.
set to suit nine-tenths of the
women ought to know how to
suit nine-tenths of the girls
as we'll.
A woman can go to a store
every store in the country
that sells corsets at all-and
get Balls corset, wear it a
week or two or three, and
then go back and get her
money again if she wants it.
So can a girl.
A mighty good corset
that
The store has a primer on
CorsetS for you.
CEIoAaO cOksrT Co.. chicago and New YcrE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

The daring of mHny he0Sehele has heea
s~fed - Dr Aau's NoaEh egrap. Price -5e.
Look ogE Don't ae ieolea You can buy
the grt2t saiVafi0a Oii lsF twenty-five oents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

Miss Flora 4. Jones
Famous Blush Of Roses and Luxury
ior sale AZ l2O Iurner-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
A few LOO 81 - a K -dder. 5.

Election dinner. Come all on Tues-
dav at Hartman's Hall from II q 9
O'Clock. Hot oysters. hos coffee and
d0uuhnuts. ali fer Is cents.
Choice black goods a. +. +. Kidder &
Co.'S.
Fresh fish AZ Detlenthaler III Mon
roe-st.
Elegant plaid patterns 81 =. T. Kid
der - Co. q
Fssh strimps and Scsil0ps AZ Dot-
teuth8lers.
bargains ia chldren's school oloaks
at kid8eTs.
Msses' reefers at Kiddcr & Co.s
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

Is there ANYTHING in T. world so vile
A S the pesticut presence OF potent bile.
We have u, we hate 1t, we all reviie
The nOxlOus nausea, as do Cag.viC.
Bat why bewall what soon is mended2
Take +. j. r. aud have It ended.
All praise the power Of "PIorcc's Pei
let"
WISE people buy and druggists soll it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

We cali your especial attention % The
following
] lh Biscuit Baking Powder for. .25c
Put up only in ] lb cans and eSpressly y
for our trade. We warrant i 10 givo
complete satisfaction II TIE most par
ticular customer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

Free Samples of tie Baking Powder
and Cofiees viii he gwen away OF Bal
urdsy, November ].
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

In Tea and Coffee Department, We DO
not give any tickets after Aosensb Der J
and viii make reductions IA proportion
To vslu eoi same.
Fine quality japan Tca....-...--...---..-Soc
Extra quality Japan lea..--...-......-.-sJc
Nc. quality klo Cosee.............-..-.ssss'c
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

] 10 Combination Coffee. ...........-..-.
] 10 Fancy Breakfast Coffee ............soc
Our own grinding ard eQukl 20 nearly
sll the finest grades ard higher priced
Cofices.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03
CASH BUYS
VAN EVERY & CO.'S
55 Canal-st.
f52 West Eulton-sI.
55 Canal-st.
f52 West Fulton-sJ.

In Grocery Department We have q
full line as usual, and otief some
especial sitracuons.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-03

z Brusxa East Saginaw Mica:
Dear sir-l have taken yeur Positive Dps
Depsia liver and Kidney cure. for al Sfee
ION OF my stomach. and want q say II Is jus;
IS YOU recommend n. . Positive Cure.
y. 4. SCPER.
With Reid. Murdock 4 Co. Chicago III