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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-13

The large amount Of money paid out in
collecting the Maine ice crop 10 genuine
boom to the State during its co-called 'dul
season"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-13

A steer belonging tc Mr.. Sampson
SprsRue of Princeton. which has been 10
the woods all winter and baffed At
tempts at capture. was run down by three
men and dog one day last week and
tinsIly captured. The chase was commenced
early in the morning and late in the after
noon the animal laid down completely ex-
hausted, the dog having kept close after
him all day, He appeared to be perfectly
Wild, and hsd lost all of his domesticated
habits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-13

The 1ndersigned believe the absve
Vsting Trust 70 be . wise and necessary
preca1tisn, and they recommend T. sli
their felloW.si ockhsldeTs to put their
stock In the Trust without delay:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-13

There will be . meeting of the parishiou.
ere Of St. Marks Church In the Sunday
school room this evening At $50 lis
hoped there will be = full attendance In
order to complete the organization Of the
Church Work Society.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-13

Horse races on the ice are q regular part
OF Names winter sports Some Of the
coming trotters are said 10 have shown
some good time in these contests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-13

ITO LkT.-Room in rear of Western Union
i Telegraph once. formerly occupied BY Board
Of TrAAe. Ne better location In the city. Inquire
Of DR H. II. HARLOW or on the premises.
povzsdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-13

Another curse of the lottery business 10
found in the alleged fact that nearly all the
postal clerks and carriers who become
thieves begin by stealing letters addressed
To lottery agents, which they know are al
most sure to contain money
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

Dsan nssssr szn1 4ss,zszu<zs. acc uarSs-zs-
La<lF t1x e4s ks4p e Enxlzn.s. Il =
anbsrsztlDg, -eeEs<eze. - beArn thGs Is
CCnfsaeT.1t- Z zy4.1aes nos il posses-
slon Of ths GoTeEELas1E bFoye ssssl a~lv
tat s1el sas tLs e4se- Thsv stsg~ .s
zFe Assured e. Ls1z4Eza EAaesort. of
Ias Sasts tspSrsna= =s2x, tn4t tie Corsed
crate ooraH tss.gEeFs seas - Enzizne
1-sec tneir app~4ls fer intsrvsn t.sB
1pon the repre ssnL4lon that secssss o.
sac manly due ~ sectional difference
stn regard % Ens tarIr1, a1d trat The
suecess u TIE rebellion would b. = We
tory rgr free trs1e, ard opeu al im-
nsnse market Tor English products.
me tzlr ~as very teu1 ptlng one All
tbe records chow tn4t kEEland WOEl1
Rave recognized the COatederacy for
tc4l reason nzc g rot oSea that he
ssntiusns against slavery was 80 strong
ihSt Lord RlaRerstcu id not dare 10
tAks the step for fear Of losing party
Prestige.
This disclosure has a significant re-
lation 70 oGT present politics. The at
Et1as oi TIE Democratic party upon
TIE CARLY question today = precisely "a
hAI Dony with the section OF TIE Con
r1derste constitution which was urged
a. an lnducement for England 20 give
aid and comfort 20 the rebellion. In
other words, sad constitution author
ted tarit for revenue only, and Eng
land vas solicited - take ssdes against
the North on the ground that such
policy woald give ber control of the
markets Of the South. There was no
denial OF that case OF the logical effect
OF a tariff system 50 al justed as 70 pre-
vent home industries from securing
any advantage over foreign cOmpeti-
tors. IL was plainly and diligently rep
resented that there could be no dOmss-
TIC manufacturer where the element
OF protection was wanting, and that
England could accordingly sell % the
South everything that she should require
IN that respect. The Democrats party IS
new asking the country 10 substitute
for the existing policy the one that the
COnfederacy offered 20 England as a
brlbe for political and military cooper
alton ~ the work OF DESTROYING the
Union. It's boasted doctrine Of a tariff
for revenue only - an exact reproduc-
ton Of the constitutional provision by
which the South expected 20 establish
free trade and 20 make a profitable
market for foreign goods. The expert
ment Of secession did not succeed, and
20 free trade was not lnaugurated. By
the triumph Of the Federal cause the
policy OF protection was indorsed and
confirmed. and the results are seen in
such a record of national prosperity as
was never before known in the world.
The American people are too sensible to
exchange a system which has thus splen-
didly indicated itself for one which Is
recommended only by the fact that it
was Dut forward as the best reason for
the recognition Of the JEFF Davis gov
ernment by England; and the Demo
cratic leaders are Therefore doomed to
disappointment IN the present instance
as they were in the former one"
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19
T. J. Lamb 4 Company.
kKAL ESEAqk ABB 0ealN1sSloN
Z 49, o Ssgga laai.SG tAs-s


49, - S4gtA ieAl-sS tAe-e
EoK sALE-s lsu ava sAagss Y tAs Nts
sestA sr41d kzPseS ? -Anint H. tV---
pans tAie b q o0lAhAes roec4tA ctsAAlts-.
paftlss Ass a. Sns Hlsnss ans ~anllaf &. ia-
ses. iA sss2 F4yl19 boAt1ess ~e~le - p e.
O. .ssr t--s l2 4nS44ge - ; a. AatsA Vs.
.a tsrLll tlsck
4 oeoo Hclls. ia 6KLSii eGly ssk n li i4Ls
small fa' --ic.-i 41AA ala kalAaeS - HSNtls
payments hs4ld l@Ee enesF lel lei l4rsi f.s-
IltA4-
kfoh eALh- eur lee b0usex - Marcus
>s-ta - aties~ ~ortn-svc. only n oael.
Aois *Ats- hcal S.rucg railway &Qo VA sell
Sci cess f-s A.sAts-
Euh ~, as4se sao log - Jsaer.sa ave.
nsar f-itA-Afe hast nQlt Ikls b Enc
ioeat.sA ~ae = i@Aet withlH ths neKt thli .3
asss NIl sell ier -ols
kflh SAlE-ASass s1e 30 Ne NJ paNel.-st
4hls b. zee hsase 81 modeTn sigle, esahs
iarEf rools street giaaea wal6 call. gt6rs-
ttilg l ssaa sASpS - -l se. tgT &-A
k'uh SAI.E-IeH lsts "a sanuy ysiae saaluou.
mean hatl 81 va sci flt sea a. 3 haf
gaia. ~ sllgx .ots % 80 eAol % aAss lsrl.s
hcatty location
E0h sALR sra horse saa ilshf Waeau
Complete oUf1t fof al express ma. ...l
be se.d cheas 3s owner is soine aul 81 clts
k'Jh sALh-N Ne~ house eu sherman a.. east
81 Fast 81 Lot ssAl1l seven raonls st.I
alla tl-.cia nuis e as, AAe easy Payments
R.olAi-ss OnANCE-Wil sell hA.f interest
- iu Ca Ilel CAS- sgactrs houre centrally Iu.
Gated ate co.ls rHuris4las tasIues, Ng
NI-l rAfhAAE iof huasc saa lei weita ~taa.
pAhE HAkoAIA THAT rae large house No
- AerFisal-si. a. the hvaa t-sss si NIa
lt-l lti g.. Nt. Nplt. Ul H.t oEl - "a Ilaaoli.
able hE 4re aaa en iolr time ihls is q sers
N'a-Ishr FI- ftftN ie aN1 eht f" so .- iAo
location lu el e2ce.l-.I lelshoaIneua.
L'th >ALh-Ne laf spleaa|l l.a.t ..a
ht-i iAr ci}. 'slslia- 81 81. a-fre
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19
ID .rH,rRfhEKa.
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,
GRAND RAPIDS. MONDAY. MAY -
RarHEK FIsHY

The Toledo Bcds OF last Saturday
publishes at interview. taken from the
nashville Auaertcan, with one Major W.
T.. Gorman, now OF Birmingham, Ala
bama. The Major tells wonderful
story Of his adventures during the war
y Confederate spy, and special ennis
ary OF the rebel government 10 the
sopperhc4d organizations throughout
lhe North. he delivered commissions
an obtained maps and plans Of fortih-
cations. lie tells OF large bodies Of
men .n the North regularly enlisted IN
lle Confederate army, drilled and
bound by oath 70 divulge al possible
information 70 the Confederate govern
Hent q. Richmond In Illinois there
we're s0, 600 such men; IN Indiana, l6,-
90, IN Ohio, 1000; in Pennsylvania,
5000; and n Missouri p 900, composing
an army of 81 coo men constantly kept
ready Tor marching orders n case the
Confederate troops n the field should
ever cross the OHIO river, and march
through Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. 1t
vas a secret organization, and none
knew is strength except It's officers and
the authorities at Richmond. This
large army was commanded by a
United states Senator, who remained in
Washington during the war, and sew
erai prominent men ranked as high as
mslor-generals, with regular commits
Sons from the Confederate govern
ment. Large sums of money were col
lected through this organization and
'ent TO the Confederate government.
The story reads well and, considering
ne fac. that there was treachery, trea-
son. c0wart.ce aud deceit enough
amongst the copperhead contingent Of
tle Democratic party 20 engage IN such
secret operations, IL sounds probable;
yet. 4 there is TO more truth IN the
main part OF the story than N the con
ciunoo. no one should accept It as his
tory. He concludes the interview by
saving. after the war was over l went
North and settled Ia Detroit, where I
was elected as member OF the Michi-
gan Legislature, being defeated rs a
candidate for reelection IN 1888. then
game t0 birmingham, where l have re-
ided ever gnce." Whether he ever
an for thc legislature in Detroit. or
lot. we can not say, but We do know
hat no such man vas ever member OF
he Michigan Legislature. Our Legis-
hture has bad a great many things 70
answer for, OF lats years, but no one
hss ever accused e OF beng made up of
Confcdsrlte spies. Nor do We think
the ranSest Democratic district IN this
state would send A man there who
was widely xnovn durng the var as a
C0rfrfcr1te SOY"
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

The Democratic party of the South
sought 20 erect a government dedicated
to slavery and tree trade With labor
costing them practically nothing.
Southern statesmen had 90 fear Of
foreign competition. especially since
they cared bttIs for mauufactur.nE en-
terrrises. Devoted almost altogether
to agricultural pursuits. the question
cf artisan wages scarcely troubled them.
TIE fsdurs t0 rstsoUsh the govern
mcut which they so iugeuious.y framsd
t' reruetuste human and industrial
slavery. cost them the grosser form Of
slavery but di noe exHnEaish the
ether Southern Democracy. with
trer sympstbinng Northern brsshreu.
ere row seeking - sngraft upon the
T~tef states Governments the frsa
trsis rotcv winch they made one of
tre chief stoues of tbe eorcsT If the
Crnf.deracv. The S. Ious Gi,5s
D~7t. which, DESPITE ice suspicious
name. ss iovai BepuhHcsn sheet. hss
finely wrought ont the ldes cf The '1-
tmats connection between Democracy
srt rrrfs3srsrv Witness these para
Ers-ls
zrcwr to every --F gems clt-
-~ rst che -orsf tlrc1 ~ t-e Seut~-
err -cufese ersev provided for free trsde
wrr a-e1 natrr Irat IS to say r
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

Soutbernsrs take % New York more
than - any other eisy north 81 Mason
and Dixon siine. They are ss home there
whether a. visitors or resiientS When
the close Of tAs var found thousands of
southern men penniiess. ard withcut any
nlesooi II earning living IN tie devzs-
tsted .1uth, Many Of hem came 70 View
Yo~k.
A. s~ery considerable soc3sI gathering
r. View frk on4 = almost sure % 6nd
ssvsrzJ disrtn suished sK-Confets~rates
H. sr1<herner ia N.- York retains
uuch - tse prowincisJsssa ssrd -Izrnisb-
ues= vftk which h4 ls orsatsd. sut IL
spite - sass - - siapeshi nore e.. prob
sbly. uaan fhs View EnSlan6er Els happy
- fucky semPer fts in --eI With tle rex
isssnes= of the cssT ard bis sasviry =
manner Vastly srno0sb~s The rough plsces
of business ia L e. nctceabia. too.
thas she so1shern@r seldom falls 10 re
socisl vios o< saob1ishness. Cor. Pizts
tsrz Post
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19
RESIDENCE PR0PrBTY F0B sALE

RESIDENCE PROPERTY FoB SALE
s houses and lats east ~ Eusfst iust ~
ra-tiA -4tt.. oa.E ,aft an1 500. terms easy
4 house aHB l,l cas-. oi East So. souih 81
IiiiA I. .t-. 500. l.~s -tAts easy These aoas-s
are aI n-n-
house and iot o. Otaries-st.. sllo3.
ha4se au0 l.f e. crosby So. $500
house auo Jon co. south Dlvslon-tt.. tusf
sauth ~ a-A-a. afe.. lof sfAlf- with s-ruaiu
house il>i-t.aes bLAaess property. only S4JJl
u suia af onu..
houses GaG lot. 51Hl2. on Ceuter ST. 5ust
so-lh oi Iltll-aAe.. OILY sl-a- worth ssI..
house al4 .ot. 50E e north ~ IS Wealthy.
ave. on L1graft. prize s3Hl
Z house uul lot on LAsrave.st.. south ~
hlaAtlcy ave, pre- S-l0
} hsuse and l3t. Akia- north u Tfth-sse..
o. lasS 81. pfll. ea
: lat. corner of Esst aud HslmboIdtsfs.
3N.io, price So" hl.l trade f0r good horse
an1 rr-aZc.
house and lot. 41xlI0. or HlghIaud-aye. be-
tween Jefferson aV.. aud Center ST. pr.ceslsa1
vacant lots oa NeHltoy. ave. east % East
81. nom go to ei,0. terms % sult pure haser.
FABMPRoPEEIY FOR SALEoRTRADE
"a ACRE farm. H rs south of Hall-st.i au
ilnp otea. la-f hullolnEsi Ifai quality
sons price f-lifs worth $500.
h0 0ACHE, improved; la.r buildings smfles
south OF Ja-i-.i-. ou b. Divisions price
160 ACRES. 6r..ies east from To~er clock.
Avt lH acres improved rcn SOL. good of-
chard. Wlth lalr buildings So peT acre.
4 / ACRES. u..c west of The lourishlug H.
Il corpoTafed city q Greeuviiie. on man
line 81 u. J.. a. n. u a.; 81 acres under good
state ol cultivation. viii fair buildings good
grecnhouse heated py furnace. Price 4E.
~ Do take horses ga part payment with long
tine on taiancr. This is rare chance %
secure good home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19
4 E. THOMPSON.
l3 KsR HuIStman BIvCk
Campbell { Underwood
os Monroe Street.
Morton House BOOK Telephone

MoftDA tthrt LIt.f- afltfANNf -''
Have for SAFE 20 low prices sBd or eas1
frrufs
0n fhe original oakdais Part plat w rsr
frn0e aua - bus urse 1ff
nn IRE yer frrFF parf addition A. esf - o
Iafs. ~ uire rfslaeHce lots above lnfs galt
feet wifh irF back
aIfs u. choice PCS frnne lofr on Madison ave
anf Afamsst street ear runs in front OF
these TOTS
IaghrV eve bfaatf1 Iofs or fber new Ninf
frr FafE addition. ad 4oerf fr p Its1f a.
eIrou. Thrr ovn aI lrf atrre lofe snc vfer
desired. vlI fBrr .eh lumber fo fhosf ~ ish f,f
o. friff.
Thee Rave nIar Ferr choice I0fe 'eff 0r faf
oril Hn-.r edition uesf corner oi Ease
st. sUt B. l.ff-srf
Ttev vish ~ sea ~ lots before 9urs 40
fn rffar o. fa rn mH+e very Dow rrteef
Title p-ritrt t1s.rae.s FURNISHED a. fVer7
purchase
0f8ff tus. ness tst'nr tber tiuls snf sffer
ffrr s. o. rheF haFr ler'rrl = Offer f9r - o.
fheif frsrf o.. resort Ernrr f.-N errre ef fhf
term. rus ~ fhe j.. b E -nF'fnf'far faiI
rraf reErIr one lHartfr T f-rt feFf fh I.t
arrff sfe CT Eseff LHFf Tfh rar moth
pavilion Drw being Crup etea ssf hzsf 30
pa ere Jteas s-f ~ ia+ thf lnrsi grounds
Or p r-ef iafs
Tnav gli ssH fhfs rneFHife-ff rrorertT Tsrr
lsr ~ sxchsnge fgr Vacant c.iF o. snrpUfnAt
lrts
Hsrsss ouiei lortBus for shs riYht rnst
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

Pfty poor bAld MAJ v1th ls-zs
faulilT- cz1sd xaygife bsxIaT
"Ana hcv rnazT clildrsa hsvs ~.
rnfsrezzsos man sssad a la.iy n z-eat
e7rcsru
Eow -sn tai z4s-iHTs7 I csnf -
'sTa. --Jsara
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19
CROZIER { CUTLER'S
z. b. CALDWELL. MANAGER.

T. B. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Real Estate Department
Weston Building, a. Csnsi-st
MONEY To 1oAN-1n anv amount ever
III $50 an e.o3 rea. estate security We have
IS o. hand and can Supply ybp on short notice.
e1eoO WTLLBUT modern sreou bouss,
t4p ~ Iew located gH v God diaHn- ave,
De h.0ek from Madison
S1o10 gro sovr bsisucs sIf re- uorfh,
%Ao Jt' vl tUT ftf neE bucs house and
lrf af - ,rutb Lafayette So
IE8TTrTTT FARM frr e1rhsnEs io-abe1
y nj Iee frru Ihues Nssfrfns~ county
Mrh 81 81 lrsnar A ogfs~s reas estate
dera-fHsut. i-r particulars
S9X0O Will HfI tbs modem trosu
2 a~oVt ts8ss 81 80 ~ HerrT e. LooE
Go ever
E0R -AEE--ro7u heusa En6 800 bssufifui
lrfs C-ata5 AZ ere etrner e' taet sHc
tfs~sefs
L-CF -trF-1~oor1 hanss sns rf tnrf11 -
e2feC 81 fl -out1 lor 49,
ECI cas- gar hsrns - Soulh ersrs Rsfies
~ yer cro tfrus
NTfNTFTf-To ruetsrEe rrser~r sf~es
~ rhler Invoices t1ef for arsuf ~
verff s9f T psy she aasncf Fl cast.
/ m er Er~-a LsfsvsrtsEt frr 81. tt~es
= teess fru Frtrs rt. rr-t tsT terms
essV
T-r sh-rr fs rs~tfrr rsfrf rhsf r-ru-r &
CEte-s PES tststs fteEs~f nerr hse FL rrs-
EB CkTF FfI.1. Msna1sr
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

tNA >ALl-Flur ala hardwood lhlaa city
property 9r a. kiuas wei located. Also
money % loan 0l good rcAi estate ll suns
FROM 80 60 80 o aI the lowest rate oi inter
e>i cal % AO- LaYeit block. Oppssi &
~Weei. s Hotel. 4. II. AlL.sdel ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

no PARTIES desiring G. purchase property
ll Ol5 ~ tlc most pleasant rlTal l0ui.-
lions. we VIII say. please tA0t a laoh 4t car
property ga the NiliaFe % Lisbon and inca
make d. au offer Ne mcsl business au- are
bouud o sell 20 the highest bidder - soon -
Tie 0las are al d.. address @. T. a A b
Llmslle, Oraad Rapids. Mich. 1851
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

- Canai-st. Room I5.
MONT To Tos - q 80 p-r ~~rt ~ pie
"a edr.t saeur 81 Pwr7 -uytsf = 0aHsl4sL
WV 7ro,-r fouss n VS. So. ouiT slgo.
"a HCFF1 ~ nf 81 from fits 50 VII
~ trade fgf good ar nr Sra. teuss
I IT'S rse- reef rrfe terms 81 esrt.
- 80 afra So ruarteriT q fh0uf rFeresf
utEr ef.r.re tus reEs Dorrs fgf ssis -
fzrs.e 81 ncf -0u.f D'rla 1u.ef. 81 psF
To- aerf ~ rfrl
4 prrW frgea arf ief frN ~ Eerrt
. f~.rnr on'T s szf v1Ttf @
+ HfFF sFfu ar-rs ~ lsrf frr saf fr
raa~esFa end FgrnE RI from = 81 ar
rera ef~ tmf
pEtcg larss ~ rsss shsrs f9r ss's ~ trs1e
FAEF e1u1e rre fa~rs rszT s'fF fnaf
} fTcaanre f1- rrT rrnpert7
SNYDER
81 Csns -s
a-Ht -
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

EOR SAI.K-or VIII exchange for city prop
L erty. Al stacre farm ga Cascade town
snip wei Improved. Call on or address DR.
". Is Dauforth. Cascade. Mich juue
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19
TOR sALs-MscELLANE0Us

EOR SALE CHEAP-Youug horse. new car
4 rage aud harness: also new side saddle. q
j. Mitchell. - Ho!S-st. ll
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

II 1QL sals - berrs~ aiSaes 81 Rrsaaesfgs
rrA estate lG s-a2s - s1-1 80 81 /, =
FreEal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19
THE BEST AND
G. H ZAP EST
vii SCI. al Very Low Prioesl

THIRTY-SENEN Choice lots On jefferson,
Dicks us0n aud Reynolds sves worth $50
4 S@l each small cash payments bx Anct on
tine 20 low rate a Interest
TNION Boulevard lots sovAnoed O.
$50 each. ior S5J4. few College Snd
Paris-ayo. lots 90 slL5
TEN ACRB TRACT ready % pat Spo SCI o.
lots good for twice {. price
HOUSE AND lot SID0-I am selling my
II owu property only. and viii tBks purclss
ers 10 see IL and give them the beBcft of . o..
commission lu prices
aE-Wil be lD once evenings
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19
LITERARY PABULUM.

Number 5, volume 2, of the Western
Journalist, published IN Chicago, is
printed IN neat and attractive style.
Typogra phically the Journalist is a
beauty, and IL is filled with news Of
general interest to newspaper workers
and writer's. The current number is an
improved form, and it may be changed
from monthly TO a weekly. There
office IN the Western district. Subscrlp-
ton price 81 for twelve numbers.
The Nsr England Magazine for May
contains large number of beautiful
illustrations, and the following inter
estlng articles: "Mr. HOwelPs Latest
Novels" " by Hamlin Garland; Ethics
and Politics" VIM. NJ. Salter; "Along
the North Shore in March IN a Run
About" Elizabeth B. Walling; Glow
Rhode Island Received the Constitu-
tiOn," Gilbert l. Harvey; Among the
Friendly Indians at Mashpee," Grace
Weld SOper; 'StOries of the Fugitive
Slaves. II Shadrach," Nina Moore
Tiffany; Loves Constancy," Virginia
G. Ellsrd; Kara" Allen Eastman
Cross; The Story of the CottOn-gin,"
Edward CraIg Bates; "Campanula,"
Stuart SteTne; about Swallows" Mrs.
A. II. Weld; "Some Old Dorchester
Houses" Marion A. Mcbride; "The
Two Messages" Jessie T. ODonnell;
con Dreams" HOratiO King; "The
Wheels" julia NJ. LipFmlnn; "Thelr
Only Sister" Lizzie Margaret Knapp;
"Tarry at Home Travel Edward +.
Hale, ID; D" WashingtOn's Interest IN
Education" Juha K. Ordway; "Stsr of
Heaven Charles Knowles Bolton
Editors Table"
Worthington Co., "a Broadway, New
York, have issued The Feet of Love-"
by Anne Reeve Aldrch, a cleverly con-
structed novel N which love is treated
under several aspects. II is No. Of
WorthlngtOn' International Library
series. aud a clever study of American
s0cai life. Wit and satire sparkle in
rs pages while tender pathOs relieves
the caustic humOr Of the tale. The
characters are skillfully drawn, and the
plot original and striking. The authors
portrait IS the frontsplece. Paper, 5
cents. For sale by Eaton, Lyon & Co.
Mr.. Geo. T, Angel, president Of the
American Humane EdcatIon Society,
and the Massachusetts, Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals. has
desired tor more than twenty years
that somebody might write a book
which should be as widely read az
Uncle Toms CABIN" and which
should have a. widespread and power
influence IN sbOlishing cTueltyto horses
as Uncle TOMS Cabin" had on the abO-
luton Of human slavery. The book
has AZ lsst been written by an English
woman. Anna Seweil by name. It's title
a Black Beauty. Tie GrOoms and
Companions" 4" and 10 the sut0biogra-
Liz II A. Enrltsh hnrsa
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

k4h >AlE-one hoase - Cuzras< So. aAe
k.,-se 81 0elleza-ass-, 80 - lsseS -. e.ts-
sac t.E etts. 1l- Esls~ - =. -Lla asy.. oES
Pa. ..se ta I -lel si-. 9ls aiscA 81 na,l = lez 81
ext A4-sr N-Ea between exc as tNs acre -l
fr--a ~ 90 A. 81 n4A 4aa s-zst a.. fR.eslts-
Efe SIS 1-st 1stsi1e ~ t1t clts SAt lSNse sa
-1c osi cl4r- Azy q Iar a-afS aFx &c 1.s el
- 3 slvat osI szll = M. 1 ozz. loez ~ Aa.4iat,
81, tal 4lr-lE t1e doctors N-As.-cos Lalls--
& - y g. a. lt44p l61
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

Cures all kinds OF sore eyes, such SIS
granular lids, wlid hairs. sCrofula IN
ewes, failing sight or catarscts. For
sale at Peck's drug store, % cents per
bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19


I.Nltchell. - Ho!G-st. lN
EOR SALE-Cheap. one set timers tools
complete. with patterns. Inquire of j. A.
Frndle. NO. 80 Nest Bridge 81. city. lH
% a d sad i"s everyth me- s''. n sna
''5,r ~ iLA VIZ -" q. '-lii Per y
~.-t Tt "ss,ii-.s' - NJ ~ 80, 20 '-~
F@i' ze''"' 80 -, ee-, % 90 ei--,, -'
lfVb oALh-P P1p corn att1ry; cheap Eo3a
- , ii.A. &C. 60 L'''' -i.'0.t it "' t''a9 ---'
O. -,,'..'i- -'ts -,-.-''-' isotL '.' 40.
ATTENTION MUSICIANS For Saie-VrI
u up. nat tenor. silver plated. s4i rat
hon fr.-f. ,fl. q : Sfrfty 4 '.af. D 81 - 4
So: trppie plated. euer4..d. doublt water
htyeo . iiai e.. hel, ,-9i sec ! .ai ear
'"V., Nlt. " ''"'i' "a
.-e" e4 .I".N' I-.-..i -'a-,
t,i,i.,.e- 1-uJD lI1 ~ W. "oe- as. So.
& 80. 81 -. - 80 ii's.' - $50 ioo',-
az 9oulh Dllls-on-sl. eeeoA1 -oos. I1t
poR Ppr,T- -Pl-eTvPeS PLACES
---..-. --N- ~ ------,--,.----
TOR RFNT-The three-sfrrv and basement
brick building 30. al South Division 81.
Gpa c Fuller IL last Br.Gce-st lo
,,C-I, ---,,,-.- - 80
/ % NJ NJ or - cO.asl , Oi HL"i c sl'
- -uS :. : la = -i.'~-e D4.iiH 80
tooil = .. -' r.oSrlHs anu ia, ,'il.- no1se
Fsst Bridge-St 60 - a - ''''''' lsd
nor RrNT-Stors - 1eo Fas, Fulton-.t In
cure oI - y. Coey. - faTk-si. i4I
Trop pE,,r 7,,., s+,,,.. .., -,,,,.,. .,,t.,,,-,.
Z - - = - ,f.,. ). i =. - -. ., o. 49,,
Vlork corn.r ~ N"mrDe 80 bft,sifr.s+s -
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EGENTS-WhBTED.
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w 'hofb se,es Ware tv,.f+e IN Ne,, poilse-
man block Grand Ksrids Nich 1so
NtANIED-Llve statesmen on salary OF com
~ mission, 10 sell Our goods BY sample %
merchants; bright. new and sllea5le 5000 =
State permanent position aud chance 10 build
up fine trade. Model Manufacturing Com
pany, south Bend, Ind. 10
W new electric ink-eraser; ink erased 10 two
seconds without hsrming paper agents make
- TO 50 per day. send dc Tor SAMPLE, terms
etc. Perfect Eraser Co.. - koot-sl. tieYe-
JKANTFD-ArentsfoT foT the ViStor, of The Fr-
w ,PorotIo,eh n-,.r 49,, neoS 80 -
Acbtssre-srts ~ gts o1tt 81 a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

ECE SALE-Cheap. one SET timers tools
complete. with patterns Inquire q j. a.
Pundle. No. 9 Mes, Bridge ST.. city. las
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-19

~ aAk>-1No tie houses al uooeru
"A Improvements. So 81 arr.- a-sl,. t-ssiS Al0
: .t-As tsi4e IT'S --tANe laf .n Aaetots a. -.
So several hls l0Is 81 k4e.tl-Ase- Dc4at
f-lS leeal - ~la bGl4 1s4se Is sIit D. srl is-sef
III leslreG oSa f4rllsh lets in AZ parl ~ ti.e
clls see - before buylE n slA A Acul-
as II aascalal klecS. telepalaS asa "A II