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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

PROBATE ORDER-State o. Michigan, Coun-
~ of Kent. -. Al a session oi the Probate
Court for said County - Kent he'd At the Pro
bate Office ln the tify of Grand Rapids. on
the .ata da7 - March. iu the year one thou
sand cig uunf n suG ninety.
Present Cyrus T. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
Ia the matter ~ the estate of
ABHaH An J0Nh- deceased
AZ inst ument iu writing purparfing - -
2 duly herficaffd npE O. the ssf y ~ and
testament OF said dec a-ea, AID tae o5aie
tnfr. of iu the count court ~ tIad son county.
in fhe state ef Nen a "a having bees flied in
fais court with pe Iton Tor the a.l01 ance Of
the same n f1Is SO ste ~ foreign Wl I
It is ordered that Friday. fte 1th daT -
a aul p xt af i0 O'Clock ln tha forenoon. -
rad PROBATE once. Pee appointed ioT qrof -
SAID iusfrsuert
Aud itis further ord erred. That COPY ~ tbs
order hc published 81 81 sge eoessi Ve Hee 81 IRE
v.aus ~ sad CAV 20 hearing in fhe Tr =
gRtr-I rratn. a daily uev ape priatad sn6
CIrrl AZ q 5 said lllatF ni hoEf-
"a trle ~crT- ClkI = p. Pfhhlf1.
Judgs ~ Probate.
AnoIrH p. Mason Register. moa spr .
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

sn11ua giais VIA essa = shAaea of Sc
oas l1Le1Gol, > sac - ner soul and
10y % = fore 20 delaBcnss Tor q t.Ile,
.ashs - have -as pruiege O. repent
ng Der folly IL the "a. and bitterness
s-ckel0th AID 4sEsss u actual s1Pen-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
PROBATE oRDER-state of Michigan. coun

PROBATE 0RDER-State Of Michigan. coun-
~ OF Kent, =.
At session OF the Probate Court for said
county Of Kent. held at the Probate Office, In
the City OF Grand Rapids. on the III day OF
March. in the year one Thousand eight hun
drcd and ninety.
Present. Cyrus E. Perkins. Judge of Probate
In the matter of the estate OF
Law hENIE ClkkEN. deceased.
An instrument Ia wiring prOrorting 10 be
the asst Viii and testament OF said deceased.
having been filed In IA court for probate.
II Is ordered tuat Monday. the 1Zth day Of
Nj ~ next. at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon.
ar said Probate ONCE. be appointed for prov
And il is further ordered. That copy Of this
order bee published three successive weeks pre-
vious 10 said DAY of hearing, in the TELE-
GRAN-H EuALD. a daily newspaper printed and
circulating in said County OF Kent.
CYRUS T.. PERKINS. Judge Of Probate.
"a true copy
ADoLrH 3. Mason. Register. mon
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

DROBATE ORDER-State Of Michigan. Coun-
j T. Of Kent. ss.--A "A session Of the Probate
Court. for said Coulty OF Kent. held AT the
Prob ttc Oifcc. I'm the city ~ Grand Rapids. on
the 18th dav ot March, In the year one thou
sand eigat hundred sud ni.ety.
Present. Cyrus T.. Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
II tho matter of the eata of
TLDDO DE BOLk. au insane person.
Tiase ma DeKoer. having q ed in this court
pc ifion PRAYING that Martin b. kImm may
be po ~ a guardian OF the person aud
estate of slid cadO De Bofr.
IL IS ordered that Friday. the lth day or
April next. a. tn c'c.ock In the forenoon.
tt said Probate once. be appointed for hear
ing said pet ton.
Ard Il IS iuriher ordered. Thata copy Of this
order D. pubi. shed two successive weeks pre-
Fious 10 siid day - hearing. lu the 1ELFcRkg-
HERaID. "a daily newspaper printed and circu
latin- in said County of Kent.
CYRUS r. PERKINS.
a true c0p~l. Judge Of Probate
ApoLPH B. MAsON. Register. mon
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
LITERARY PABULUM.

One Of Capt Mayne Reid's fayorte
books for boys. "AdOat "a the Forest, %
has been reprinted IN cheap form by
the Worthington Company. IL IS a
sanaung tale of a thrilling trip down
the Amazon. For sale by Eaton, Lyon
& Co. . cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

To encourage the art OF photography,
and especially TO encourage amateurs
IN the art Frank Lesbe's Illustrated
Week'y hereby offers prize of 500
Photographic camera OF the finest make
20 the amateur pnOtOgrap pheT who shall,
within the next three months, send us
the most perfect and artistic specimen
OF his or her W0-k. l. is our purpose
To devote page Of this periodical
weekly to the reproduction oil the
choicest pictures that are sent IN for
this competition, and AZ the close OF the
competitive period We shall prod ice
Photographs OF the chief contestants.
1t IS our desire, therefore, that contest
ants forward 70 Us, with their work,
cabinet pictures of themselves. In
sending entries for thls contest, the
date when the pictures were taken, de-
scriptions OF the 81 b ects, and any other
facts of interest regarding them should
be given. We would also like the age
of the Photographic and the experience
be or she has had IN the art. The prize
winner Will be selected by a committee
consisting OF Mr.. Pach, the eminent
photographer OF this city. and Joseph
Becker, the head of the art department
of Frank Leslis's Illustrated NclrspdpT.
The first prize offered will, If the COM
petition - sufficiently animated, be fol-
lowed BY others. The contest Will he
limited exclusively 20 amateurs. Pro-
fessIonals are barred. Address all com
mumcatons 70 Arkeu q Harrison.
Photograph Contest" Judgs Building,
New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

The Literary Digest Is new weekly
journal that WINS al once u most cor
dial welcome wherever Il finds Is way.
IL u lust what It's name implies. IL ls
a summary, digest OF current period
zeal literature IN Europe and America
IN all departments ~ philosophy, the
ology and science. Published by Funk
& Wagaalls, New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
A FlourIshing College in = Flourishiug
city.

Commencing a. once, the West
Micbigal Business College and Normal
school viii make the following offer
I'D to and including April l0ta. To any
one desiUug to take commercial or
shorthand and Typewriting course, or
both courses. We viii allow one weeks
tuton free Tor day course, and two
weeks tuition free tor evening SESSION,
after which. 4 you wlsn - continue.
the rate for evening course Wi be tl.00
per week and regular rates for the day
course. which have been reduced. Cal
or send for particulars. Telephone No.
Liza McNulan BlocS.
faster eggs and novelties at Co0DeT' s
Candy hLll..n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
OFFICIAL PAPER OR THE CITY.
eAASDEAPIDs. NJ NDAl.MARCAA
REPUBLICAN cry CONVENTION.

There glI be a Republican City C0nve ntiea
he'd A. tle Circuit Court Rooms. edD rsday
eVeuIns A pril q. So. 80 q. D D. o.. for the pur
pos nominal ~ csnd.d4tes f0r city oficers
aHl Tor -ee tr4l.Letisn OF such OLaer business
as may properly come before 10.
BY order OF the Republican city Committee.
JAS. a. COZ l.. Chairman.
WM. ALDRICH IATEUM Sccy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

Who has not been interested in the
UNIQUE position which Speaker Thomas
BracIett Reed has recently taken IN
national politics. Would you like 70 see
an excellent picture OF him and also OF
his birthplace and residence? These are
given with a very readable article on the
subject IN the Ne0 EaqiaAd Maga-iae for
Apr...
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
SPROUL G Nc 'GURRIy
1874 East fulton Street. Head OF Monroe
lelephoUe la7.
21 Scribner Street.
Telephone llQg.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

state OF Mich gan C0lnty OF St. joseph-ss.
lu the matter Ol the IS ate " Lleazor n.
Pair a4ks. deceased. A0uce IS hereby gwen.
AL ln pursuance 0f al Ogavr granted to the
undersigned administration, witl the VII Ah-
N-Ard. OF tn estate q ~ deceased, by the
Honorable ,fud. OF r loate Tor tie cluniy ~
~. Jose, h. on t4e lltA day OF Aiay, 4. ID. i,o9,
The e NiI be sold al p4bic niue. 10 th-
hi guest bidder. al the south front tor Of
Court blceA. sO-ca.lrI, lu TIE city Of uraud
Rapids. county ! Kent. II said state. 0u ues-
aat. the ffl-eath day of April A. l.. So. al
one % clock iu the afternoon OF that day, The
following des rlDed real estate to-wit; j p
VcS, ODe-ha I ~ ot lhe soutAw 81 quart -f,
section two ~. township ten llW north. range
ten Il0I west, g. ntaining eighty - acrcs, more
or less. Terms made known a. time and place
o. sale.
II. A. WING. Administrator.
Dated Three Rivers. Michigan. January =.
lssg
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
OF Tnr-r~Ss

Il nav be # some interest 20 ar 20
know that Heyman z Co.. S. snd 65
tansl-sf., besides handling ar enormous
stock Of furniture s0i household good 3.
are a 30 showing A very tne line 0f gl-
verware wa.ch Las just been received.
The assortment is a beauty au8 should
De inspected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

The April number Of the Ladies Home
Journal contains forty-fve articles on
subjects OF intense interest," to women.
Many OF the articles are illustrated, the
fashion notes being particularly well
presented IN this manner. Ella Wheeler
Wilcox writes of "An Evil of American
Daughters. and every American
daughter should read 1t and profit by
the reading. Annie VI. Hale tells CHOW
Beauty is OFTEN Had" Allan Erie gives
"A Mans Idea of Good Wife," and
Louisa Knapp presents the ever-wel-
coa!e topic, practical HOusekeep1
The April number is fully up to lie
usual meritorious standard OF excel
lence.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

Caroline washburn Rockwood's novel
entitled, "A Saratoga Romance; or, \
Mask of Honor" has reached the
twelfth edition. Mr. Lew NanderpOOle
explains IN an Introductory note that 1t
is far from being trashy composition.
careful perusal, however, fqls in the
finding OF great originality. The char
accers are common place and the stua-
tiOns are tame. There is nothing IN the
book 10 offend the most fastidiOus.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
kKaI ssrarE aEys


Eok SkI.k-Nhs pss as nors mones tor
rsht Nnen ] e. sal yo4 besal iai
u0Lls 90 k2Tis 81 Nsl.e l.eEe@fcS- 81 u-ulAaiy
psyLlentst ooArorly hiener thsE YEA faut
sSsle na- saa sure 8 rise Is pr seat Ia he
Hexf faree stars- Aot sle - sic score pf more
mel g. NaoA ] haze aula honca ~ tnr past
ycar soula sTcsi e2i fer Ehat tAeS gave nas
CA4rses y Nfts, iGtss A b4oA@Aaas las -,
Der. Lsas~Fe 1loos-
EoR salE cheap sn Jones addition g. the
A City ~ Nraul h&alls tEfct-4aarlis sI 4
IaAr hem the IL. q. Il A al. crossing. !elr
ave- see lats Eooa t0T pialtlRt i0ar tYa
acre iUts epae ief pesNiea. enc 49, ane scrs
Aac enc fourit Gcre lsl2 Ter furthcf ILlol-
nation tng4srs 50 The premises Rev A.
j.. ca 81
q lnn HOUSE via eight rsems ssa ios
- tNN GA nj keEnon.st-i eistrrn &na
Ne WsfrriH lots SOUTHEAST 81 ciIs . aUfes ~
AAfa HliseT ln NhrbeXk4u O0HEtx. aQ4 e.
acres a. Improved. ~ mlles seulhr3Sg oi AG&.
81 tbs above on eAss terius pr. "a. ~. ho2s.
once. Niodieemt ouldlng is
kNOB SALE-A hae house And large loti alsa
severe vacant lols at ocAsuuable prces.
". =. AaTundsle s. Niedloemo baiioinS v
E0R SALE-A forty-Gcre farm. with hosss
snd barn, Tor sale cheap Nil take city
property ~ vAeaaRzc. iAquire 81 knl Ait
man ~ " esi briasost- % AtS llnarl.aeh.
la Sir4lEat-st AA 81
Log SALE-Buy a home before fhe sprng
Il Isr in prices III room house o. Pals or
NolleEo-ay al modern inlpros oulrDlsi y.ra
graded and S5daea sha concrete ~si1si az Tor
Sssgl. or - per month. room house GA Mad
isol-aYc.. near flfth. SllJ. 81 So peg uoufh.
ChHrles ". Tufts Iufls Euchauans laW
once. Ledyara bi0ek. ltu
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

NEw 7roor bou,s. on west slos. ouls fioih.
NV s-rsou house near Esst g. tlrf
1s n00w bonss or Bsrelsyr io' sirgei
- airT q rfaf $500
34 ALFf- ri 81 nnrh ~ rIir good soL
q" frsdf fef Huef lrf nf Inft
IA tfET@ jas niiter frrn fHfF ff VIZ
~ trade fof gaot l0f ~ sfaa' arus
ragICF e. arres or Leerert -. rifles
= from ffT Hl sci ar freff ifr good ~
pr7pfr77.
HAVE fglrr acres of .arf ~ saff fn
feb-nsfs sfl g1u nf 81 ffar sr
sr~fs fssF ferrt
DEscH lanas ~ Iafe Store fer sair ~ tfa1s-
7 utrF sore sh.f-s fa~ne faf se f0af es1
a nef 30 fHn ofet ~ ar meEr7 r tas
see
T EsrF some frf fsura nesf rtF taa <
uu eEcasa- W
PERClC SNYDER
q Cara S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
Y AN
|: !: VI: /: I. r | !
* CO.'S
PRICE LIST

IOO lbs best Roller Process Flour so 90
- los best Roller Process Flour .-....50 c
Every sack warranted to give sausiac-
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
TOR SALE MscELLAKEous
HIscELLANBoUs

AAAIhD-I0 exchange $-year old tlor
w ougu- brec Jersey buli Tor one q same
bTee. aud quality maN ht scrn al hl1 Enh.ii-
Sol farm. ADA. samuel l. uIlcr. api
IEANTED-M Lou Martlndale will he
W pleased o. see auS Nho Nisn lessons ln
Oh. walter colo s. craYeD. or India luk. ai her
studio - Niddlc1nb buIidlngi hours iIom
10 l.. "a = terms reasonable. h
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

FOR SAIL or VIII exchange Tor cily PROP
cTtX, e. stecrC iaTm Ia Cascade town
ship wei improved. Cal ou ~ address br.
M- ~. bani0rlh. Cascade. Aieh June
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
MAN s
MANTELS.
a Handsome Line.
a Complete Line.
& Line well worth Inspection.

Parties that anteip te placing Mant-
els IN their homes will md i 10 their
advantage 10 inspect our stock as i
comprises only the best production Of
thls description IN the market We III
ylte al inspection.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

PINE and timberea land bought and sold
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

a.! +! &! II! 4!
!: !. /. /: /" ! /. /. /. /.
HELP wAsTED-kALE.
yAs4ED-NAeaias uasn iof shnes arum Ia
" fal q >a~c - ~ Nst DS sAprttcit e.
-. COMB tent aFPly heSPs factory, Avr p
ii AAIAD-Aa active salesman slth sstse
Ashea us4v & represent New aefk
Aholsss-e Tea. 4. Zee AID slaer heaSe. 4 q
dress Ae~ lor4 N.iy. 2. Q. BOA -oss.
WANTBD-A gooa 5oiuter sna guer. Meme
" tut sxptiltueoa Inen necd Apply. "a
dress Miller CAskrg Company. Beislns Aich q
\NANTED-At onee. I've Of three 1rss-c as
" Waeo-ca Fe Also w. var l>AtES- The
Wait b@raes f0raltare Co. clurslS Mioil ~
WANTED 4lesmou 70 sri regularly. oF ss
W slae ulc, grocery spcciaitlss; staple
articles put ~ attractive Ai.0 ~ merit weight
only iea ognees- Address i. s.. care LOr4 :
Thomas. chicago. III c0c
NNANTED-Reliab'e local sEd travelling
W a.l smen. Positions rmaneDt special
iINA HEutr now las rflLtLE cs~tlGttltes
dou oelay, salary from start. Brown bros
urse ymen. Chicago, lila. 9aAe -
HELP wASTED-PEwALE
NNANIEl-0lH for general hoGseso In.
W qulre a. - Lasraycst -
WANTRD-A girl TO do plain homework. al
rANTED-Assistsnt lady okkeeper; one
w who has naa some e. pcIic4cc pfeie red.
Address 10 own hand w,itlng, Y. J. Z. Boa
:. TINS Office.
NxrANTED-W and one machine
w GhL Inquire Mrs. !. Is. inegaf, New
Kendall Block. 81
NrANTED-lmmei girl Tor general
w housonofA. - Park-st. -
lyANTRD-Goo girl 1. do genera house
" WORK must he good cook family OF three,
CAL al ols East fUlton-st ~
INANTED-A nj Idle aged woman 20 do gen
W eTEl housework a. a family with no child
rem. Apply 5is ctraigni-st. ~
+ NNANTED-A competent second eirli refer
W eucss required. Apply at lD Jefe son.
ave. -
NTED-Gtrl who thoroughly understands
W cooking iu small iamilSi wDg 3 per
week no Washing, call al once. 4o-5. Mon
TOe-st., rooms 81 and = 80
/ NANTED-Gir for general housework IN
W family OF three. call between aud T..
n. S3n tu.ton 81. 70
SITUATIONS WAETBD-RALE.
ENANTED-Ln wants situation
/ w as tIayelIn- salesman; one who - thor
( ouehly acquainted with tie grades of Ohio
: and Prnlsgiyania: r,tefeac exchanged. Ad-
/ dress l.. c. D., - eaNtellaFe. CleNeiand.
/ Onf0 -
/ WANTED-Situafion as goodman by one
w WAo thoroughly lD4r rStands bis busi-
I ness lest OF references. Address }. y. j., box
: 8. telegram Herald. ~
/ NHThNTED-Situation by experienced book
/ W keeper and shipping clerk has haG e.
/ perience as collector. and understands type
/ writing and stenography good rrierenc,s
| moderate wages. Address L. H.. l5o North
| DiyiSiOn-st -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
co.orrnArT,U EmrboYnTNT 60.

HErfNTFI FIg-saIesnrn clerks. bookEsepers.
" bsrteuders. teswftfrs. shipping fkl
e. rrr hands nrre hf s. and 81 others nnf ~
ernnlarrBpnf g. csIf and Investigate nuf ff-
frfr new snd Thoroughly rriieh.f fTstrm ni
rrarut ng Situations Iafiperaflff Lmpof
5~rrf rrrarsrrr 1fk Mnnrue-rf Rooms 81
grd n Porter fort Phone l9r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
SWEET * SCHMIEL

REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE And LOANS
1922 Monroe Street.
Rooms 81 and - Telephone lol
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

TRY = lew shares IN the popular Aulua
Building and Loan a ssoclAtion. payments
ls cent per Slare per week. Cali - has meut
Niddlcomb building. 81 and - Monr0e-st. -
If J.. DRAKE, manufacturer Hnd dealer 10
IL haf ness. whips. collars. nets. and every
thing pertaining 10 the harness llues repAiTiQE
neatly done CA short notice. Corner Han 6ud
south Dlvision-sts. -. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

kOh oAAL~A hDe house Snd large lot alsa
scNcrsi vacant iols - ft4souanie puccs.
". =. NaTundsle. s. NiddioSmb DuiioinX sa
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

NVANTED-Situation by experienced book
W keeper and shipping clerk bas ha0 eA-
perience as collector. and Understands type
writing and stenoeraphy good relerenc,s
moderate wages. Address l.. H., l5o North
DiylsiOn-st. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

SOUTH Grand Rapids lots from $50 to sHso
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
aITUATiOAs WAHTED-NALE.

WANTED-Sltua,ion as goodman by one
w wAo thoroughly GDlt rstands bis busi-
ness lest OF references. Address J. y. j., Dox
g. telegram Herald. ~
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-05

All reports Of eastern cattle "middle
men" for the week ending Nov. 80 re-
port a higher range of prices and
brisk demand for both feeders and
beef cattle. Large shipments are ex-
pected this winter from Deming over
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
road. This company is already max
ing arrangements for the acconimOda-
ton of larger number OF cattle at
the Deming ya-ds, and viii see that
transportation Is supplied promptly,
desideraium heretofore overlooked.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-05
Preof of MeaIf

The proof Of the merit Of a plaster
is the cures il effects. aud the volun-
tary testimonials Of those who have
used ALLCocK's Porous PLAsTRRs dur
ing the past thirty years is unimpesch-
able eyider ee of their superiority and
should convince tie most skepticaI.
Self praise is no Recommendation, bu,
certificates from those who have used
them are.
Beware Of limitations and DO not be
deceived by misrepresentation. Ask
for LOCKS. and let no solicitation
or explanation induce you to accept a
Substitute.
Allcock's Corn and Dunion Shields
Eject quick and certain relief.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-05

In the district court last Wednesday
in Phenix the case Of the Territory vs.
Gill came on for trial aud four pleas
in abatement were entered by the at
torneys for the defendant and the case
went over until toaIorro= 20 allow for
answer The pleas in Abatement set
forth the faulty character Of the pres
ent method Of drawing grand juries
Isl this county and 10 the Territory,
induced by the fact that the present
grand jury is composed o. me nbers Of
a single political party. It IS the gen
eral opinion that the grand jury will
be knocked out. Herald.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-05
THE POEM.

/ stood on the oceans sandy beach,
And with a reed / wrote upon tbs
sands these words:
agnes, love thee"
But the. winds came and the waves
rolled mountains high,
And bloited out the fair impression.
Cruel waves, treacherous sand, fragile
recdi
No longer will trust TO thee;
But from the highest mountain peal
I'll pluck the tsllest pine
And, dipped in the crater Of Vesuvius,
with it III write
Upon the high and FURNISHED heavens
these tender words:
"Kieke has the finest and best selected
stock Of unadulterated grocer
les. At lowest prices in town."
And / would like TO see any dog-gone
wave wash that out.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-05
A CARD.

TOMBSTONE, December 81, 1890.
EDITOR PROSECUTOR.
DEAR SIR sent you a poem last
week and asked you to publish it in
your paper. You declined, and re.
turned it to me with the crushing re-
ply that / was no poe and you could
turn out better poetry out of a sat-
sage machine" Now, / won't be
crushed, and propose to show up
your attempt 10 throttle bndding gen
ius. Publish this card and the follow
ing poem in your paper and charge
me your full rates. Yours,
JAMES MsTcALF Riley.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-05
oh, what an Awful Breath.

There is nothing more healthful
than onions. The trouble is that per-
Sons are afraid to eat them because
they make the breath unfrsgrant. But
there is less fragrant breath than that
freightsd with onions. We mean the
breath Of person with foul stomach,
Take him awsy, we inwsrdly cry when
he whispers in our ear. Do see that
your breath is pure. Take 6 few of
BRAsDRETH's Pills and regulate your
liver, stomach and bowels and your
breath will be sweet.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-05

The BEsT SALvE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Cbapped Hands,
Chilblsins. Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction. or money refund
ed. Price rs cents per box. Fer sale
by J. YoDge.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-12-05
UNCLE JERRY's SURPRISE.
How . willy Parson Captured q Peculiar
Old Fellow.

How q Willy farson Captured Peculiar
Old Fellow.
Not so very far from Damariscotta,
says the Lewiston Journal, there is one
Of the loveliest seaport towns on the
Maine coast. 1t nestles under the hills
so that strangers who pass women on
the road and men at work outside of the
village wonder where they all come
from until a turn in the road shows the
little village close by the ocean, which
laughs back in amusement at their sur
prise. Here they still tell how Uncle
jerry was won by the new minister.
Now before the advent Of Rev. Clinton
blanchard although that's not his namel
Uncle Jerry had long ceased going 70
church. He pronounced churches costly
nuisances and ministers well-drcssed
humbUgs, too tony" TO do any hard
work. Young Blanchard was man OF
very pleasing physique and attractive
manners. It was not long before he had
won the hearts Of all his parisbioners
except Uncle Jerry But the very things
which made him popular with others SET
Uncle Jerry against him.
Rev. blanchard pondered. Jerry in
terested him. He decided upon a mode
Of attack which he very prudently dis
carded on the occasion Of his parishion-
al call upon Uncle Jerry and took cue
from circumstances. As Mrs. jerry
showed him into the sit,ing-room, the
door of which was ajar, he saw that Uncle
Jerry and his thirteen year-old boy were
trying TO move a stove. The boy was
not so stoutly built as most of the fish
ermen's lads and was hardly equal TO
the occasion Throwing aside all cere-
mony, the reverend gentleman stepped
70 the door and said: Let me help
you move the stove" and began taking
Of his coat.
your and Uncle Jerry almost
dropped his end in amazement. why,
you would get them white hands Of
yourn all over SCOT and smut" glanc-
ing disdainfully at the offending mem
bers, white from nature and not from
abstaining from hard work, for they
knew how 10 swing the axe and scythe
alike
Well" replied the young minister,
with his most captivating smile, "you
have soap and water, see"
No further objection was made. The
two men moved the stove. Next Sun
day all s. were surprised to see
Uncle Jerry az church.
Uncle Jerry merely said he Thought
a parson as could move a stove wouldn't
do him no hurt, anyhow"