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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-07-18
Buryllg the Sick Alive.
HORRORS PRAcTICED ON CHINESE SOL.
DIERs IN FoRMosA-LACK OF
FOOD IN TOXIC.

Shanhai papers, received by steamer,
say incredible cruelties have been prac-
ticed on Chinese soldiers in Formoss.
The men were mainly opium smokers
recruited from the dregs of the big
cities. After the war ended most of
the soldiers we're given passage back
from Formosa but were not supplied
with food. and the result was starva
ton and disease. Many of the sick
were crowded into coffins and buried
alive. A European witnessed one
case where the victim struggled to pre-.
vent the coffin lid being nailed down.
A grea. fire at Kirin destroyed one.
fifth of the city and caused a loss OF
between S2,0O0,OO0 aud $4,000, 900. 1t
spread along the river, burning large
timber RATS, on which we're hundreds
of people. Ten lives were lost.
In Toxic there is great suffering fol
lack of food. Thousands are living
on bran mash and food of oxen and
hogs; others live on garbage. In the
interior the situation is worse, and Eu.
ropean missionaries deola-e that many
will perish unless aid is furnished.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-07-18
Echoes Of the Census.

A North Adams woman told the
enumeratcr that he might leave out
her husbands name, as he was an AL.
bany man and did not amount to much
any way.-Boston Courier.
One list filed ont by a Whitehall
woman as head of the family reports
her husband ss afflicted with "chronic
lazine, s" while Whitehall husband
gets even by accusing bis wife OF
"chronic general cussedness. ."-Ifoy
Argus.
A Hoosic Falls man reported 10
Enumerator Harmon that his teu.year-
old lad bad Cigarette cough both
chronic and acute. Another who has
becom1 happy father since the lst
of June was quite indignant because
his baby boy could not be inclnded
In the census -Manchdster Union.
1t seems now clear that very large
number of people in New York city
were not approached by the census
man. bnt inasmuch as the supervisor
has issued a notice to all the neglected
ones to call for blanks no great harm
Is done. Supervisor Murray thinks tina,
New York will show population oi
LOO, ,0O0.-Neqo York Times.
Some very queer answers were
given to the questions asked by the
census enumerators of this vicinity
A Greenbush resident answered the
question, "Speaks what language?"-
asked with reference to his fourteen.
months-old girl-"Volapuk, for" said
he, "she talks all the time and it is i'm
possible to understand her."-Albany
journal.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-07-18
The Slaughter Of the Bufalos.

In 1868 the Union Pacific Railroad
and its branch in Kansas was COM
pleted across the foothills of the
Rocky Mountains-ths western limit
of the Buffalo range-and that year
witnessed tie Inauguration of the
wholesale and wanton slaughter of the
great ruminants, ending only with
their practical extinction in 1885, by
regular hunters for their hides, and by
the crowds of tourists who crossed the
continent for mere pleasure and sport,
then made possible by the advent of
the iron trail; these latter heartlessly
killed for the excitement of the novel
experience, often never even touching
particle of the flesh, or possessing
themselves of single robe as they
rode along at a slow rate Of speed.
The former, numbering thousands of
old frontiersmen, all expert shots, and
as many novices-the pioneer settlers
on the public domain Just opened
under the various land laws-from be-
yond the Platte to far south of the
Arkansas, within transporting dis
tance of the two roads, day after day
for years made 1t lucrative business
to kill for robes only, market for
which had suddenly sprung up all over
the country.
On either side OF the lines of the
railroads, within close range tor near
ly their whole distance, the most con-
spicuoUs objects in those days were
the desiccated caroasses of the noble
beasts that had been ruthlessly slaugh-
tered by the thoughtless and excited
passengers en- route across the contin-
ent. On the open prairie, too, miles
away from the course of legitimate
traveller, one could walk in places all
day on the dead bodies of the buffalos
KILLED by the hide-hunters, without
stepping on the groundl Then was
the opportunity for Congress to inter
pose. Restricting the transportation
of robes by the railroads and express
companies could have saved thebuffalo
extinction. believe there was some
absured law enacted In relation to
preventing the terrible slaughter, but
it made it only misdemeanor on the
part of the hunter to kill-about as
effective provision, SO far as the
average plainsman was concerned, as
TO attempt TO defect tornado with a
palm-leaf fan. The price of robes
ranged all the way from fifty cents
the amount paid primarily-to two
dollars and a half as they became
scarcer. have bought many finely
tanned and ornamented silk robe"
from the Indians for half loaf of
bread or a cupful of sugar; but that
was twenty-five years ago. To-day
the same kind would easily bring one
hundred and fifty dollars, if procur.
able at all anywhere, which / very
much doubt.-HESRY INMAS, in HAIR
PER's WEEKLY.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-07-18
IAN DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURY. COLUMBIA COUNTY PA
Hints for Warm Weather.
WHAT DIR. PERRY. AN EXPERIENCED
AFRICAN TRAVELLER RECOMMENDS.

AFRICAN TRAVELLER RECOMMENDS.
A perspiring Sun reporter ran
across the renowned African explorer,
DIR. Ralph Perry, Saturday:
Hello, doctorl How does this
weather suit you' Is it as hot as over
in Africai'
The childlike smile faded from the
doctors innocent face as he drew forth
= memorandum book and wrote there
in the San mans cognomen and num-
bered il:
"Young man you are the 372d man
that has asked me that question this
week. / am going to tolerate it up TO
500, and then the work of annihilation
will begin
"Well, | am glad / go inside the
limit. Anything new in the line OF
summer cogitationsi"
ayes. Did you ever notice that
man who goes about with hat jam
med on the back of his head and his
handkerchief stuffed inside his collari
Well he is the identical mar who in
vites case of sun-stroke TO visit him.
The philosophy of the case is very
simple. All the blood from the head
and brain flows away towards the
heart through six large veins IN the
front of the neck, and just beneath The
skin. Stufflng the handkerchief in
side OF the collar presses upon these
veins, dams them up, as it were, pre-
vents the blood from escaping from
the brain, aud as result there soon
follows congestion, with violent
headache, nervousness, turgid veins
aud REDEEMED face, while the perspira-
ton pours out d aggravates the
poor unsuspecting victim of his own
ignorance. When you see one of
your friends pull a soaked handker
chief from within his collar, hold it up
to the breeze ard gloat over it gently
remind him that the practice is doing
him no good.
"This is also the season when the
citizen who in winter drinks beer to
keep warm now imbibes the same
beverage to keep cool, probably on the
assumption that it is poor rule that
won't work both ways. Regarding
summer drinks, | do not think iced
drinks are harmful if their use lie be-
gun gradually and the quantity and
trigidity regulated according TO the
weather, Cold, fresh butter milk ia
the drink for summer the old
stale stuff known as Blue Jack, but
the good fresh article. The acid of
the milk is one of the best blood cool
ers we have, and it also has a most
beneficial action on the internal econo-
my, keeping under control much of the
tendency to diarrhoea, dysentary and
other bowel inhamatory complaints
which always follow the careles inges-
tion of half-ripe or over-ripe fruits and
vegetables. A simple diet of light
soups, rice and carefully selected and
prepared vegetables and fruits, with a
scarcity of animal food, will carry any
ordinary being through the hot srason
without any trouble. Pepper is a
condiment which is peculiarly adapted
TO the weather, as is evinced by the
experience of all tropical residents, yet
our northern people don't take to it
very kindly for some reason or other.
Curry and pepper soup are two staples
in the tropics, and often get better
results from a bowl of good pepper
soup in some cases of bowel COM
plants than ! did from medicine -
Indianapolis Sun.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-07-18
You Take No Risk.

In buying Hoods Sarsaparilla, for il
is everywhere recognized as the stand.
ard building-up medicine and blood
purifier. 1t has won its way to the
front by its own intrinsic merit, and
has the largest sale of any preparation
of its kind. Any honest druggist will
confirm this statement. II you decide
TO take Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be
induced to buy anything else instead.
Be sure to get Hoods.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-07-18
KIPP a. PODMORE.
ARCHITECTS

ARCHITECT5,
OsrERHoUr BUILDING, Wlkesbarre, Pa.
Branch Once, Bloomsbury, Pa, with
JEo. M. CLARK, Atty. 81 Counsellor.
i-s1-iy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-07-18
STATIONS.

Connections at Rupert with Philadelphia &
Reading Railroad Tor Tamanend. Tamaqua, VIII
iamsport, sudbury, PoJtsville, etc. At Northum
oerland with ?. & &. Div. P. X X. for Harrisburg,
LOCK Haven, Emporium, Warren, Cory, and Erie.
W. F. HALSTEAD, Gen. Man,
Scranton, Pa,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-07-18
HAVE A CAB {?

When you arc addressed a. above, your hrst in-
pulse is 70 look At the driver II the day be stormy
and the driver 70 a wise man, you VIII find that he
wears f" Fish Brand Slieksr,' and he will tell you
~. IN n. as aDa MI for S % bS,ns,s AZ ,bs ssas
invaluable. When you get once inside " flsh
brand slieksJ" there's 20 such thing a. se,thss
tv you- 1t doesn't make the smallest difference
You are sbsoigl.ly and s9liGy eonioislbIs' oss
% s.iis ~ s..s y SJS.y E o 81 buy T ssy % che;
% P'S2ih q hssa sSa u.irs lS .s. sSs';. q .U. si.
(siions, svsy ganashi ytampsd with The /" fish
coat when you can have the " Fish Brand Slieka"
e.iivsrsd without sItra cost Particulars anA
Illustrated catalogue free.
a. J. TOWER, soston, MASS
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-07-18

81 told that deaf old Mrs. Peters
about Sadie, and what do you think
she saidf"
"Whati"
"Yes, that's what she said
Racket.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

%. e@as4s hasa.n.. ~ as4 nrusA Ysss
Esska


he lgnt o. science . iilaM sa1sng
ta.s daEk xna arezrF xert1 knd tas re-
selss9ns 81 ths a.efoseope 4rs aag -
a4y ve.asl1g o4s pitfalls q e.ss4se &ad
de4ta tz1s a4ss heT~sotors bssa aas4s-
pectsd IL s1e.T fAsr SURROUND -. 1be
Attest a4ngeT - be pe4a1ed olg : Ia she
easlosa % xlssing, snd oas br. Jo1.a-
soa. n a. aFtiese 70 = leading medical
loaFoAl, presents "a slArnss array -
tiseerlss ano fa-ts Ca thas slsieet. re
stFs tnat taess . l&Exe proportion ~
t1e People ~ Naou 5 t0oLa e1esA .
= s4sASsFs 4aE TIE ls@ ~ thls ueees-
s4ft toLes article s a. occuiE e. euer.
Microscopic sxam nztsou 0f tGs losSa
OF s0eR peopls EsseAs their ace 49,
toned Diet and TIE bills OK fare wElea
they have discussed Tor the past week
naf bc founa n miniature upon tneiF
ieetas arranged Iu strag ned ayers Ia
tne order IA saleA tnsy have 0ecurFeu.
me Tesut % the decomposition and
pltrefaetlol Of tits ~ i00d between the
teeth : TIE production OF very poi
soaous aeId, knosn 90 chemists as sep-
TIC aeid. When this acid s alixsd RlsA
tae saliva Il becomes Dlgbiy poisonous,
snd Il an Individual whose saliva =
thus highly lozded with septic acsd
were 90 bite person, the consequences
would bs Vegy serious. Diseases sucA
as dipDtheFiA may Ne communicated
wAen "a taeig iauplent stagess and kiss-
ing among sucn persons should De at
stained from
TINS Information viii str ke terror 10
the soul Of every sentimental and atfec-
t.onate young person IN the land.
Just fmAg ae Reginald, after being
parted from Olivia. hls aihauCsd, for
4 whole week. lie calls 10 see her,
she Iushes into his arms,
an> he IS about % imprint
gTeN big burning kiss upon
her ruby lips, when the hOrrid
thought strikes hIm, Perhaps | shall
be poisoned, and ne paUscs on the
lI.nS OI death. She exclaIlns ~ az
onitlng tones. why ART thou thus cold,
my keginaidf'
lie hesHtes, and saws with some con-
fusion, "Ollvla, my dear, er--ahem-
have you cleaned your teeth recently
Hc then retlres pgee.pitately with
box on each ear; Cupid unstrings ms
bow and sneaks up 4 back alley.
Looking backward down the vista of
years gone by. wnst associations cling
around the Old hair-clOtn sofa that has
done service IN the front parl0r Tor
three generations. Al your aunts
have been cOuTted within lis encircling
arms. The fact that poor old snaggle-
toothed Aunt Maria IS still lonely
maiden IS no .Ongsr wonder, aud the
unhappy fate that befell three o. her
grlh0Od's lovers IS no moro a mystery.
The impression that they pined away
in lOye-sick melancholy fades away,
and the meiodrama becomes
tragedy. When they sat through the
long winter evenings locked in fond
embrace, bsissiully unconscious OF all
their surroundings until the treacher-
Gus halr-cloth almost landed them
upon the floor, they little realized their
danger. While those devoted Young
men imagined that they were slipping
the nectar of Marclssus, and the am
brosla Of the Gods, from her rosebud
mouth, they IN reality were swallowing
a poison as deadly as the venom of !
serpent, aud laid down their lives upon
the altar OF their love.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
At Sullivan.

Special 10 the eTELgGRAg-iIEE,LD:
SULLIVAN, Mich, Oct. 29.-The Demo
Gratis had a big-blow out here last night,
and succeeded in capturing a good
many votes rs long as the "budge"
lasted. They paid III lots of revenue
and took the tariff OF most everything.
They got johnnie McMillen 90 climb Il
pole 100 feet high and put rope
through the puliy for s.. When he got
the job done they raised sl.05 for him.
Jack" Is good Republican and says
that is reducing the "tarIi" too much
for him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

SYMPToNs-Moisturc; intense itching
and stingng; most at night, worse by
scratching. Ii allowed to continue
tunl0rs form, which often bleed and
ulCerate, becoming very sore. SwAYSE's :
OISrvEST stops the itching and hleed-
ing. heals liberation, and in mcst cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail, tor 20 cents. Or. Swayne Il
son. phiiadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
DBMIsE OF MRS. JOHNSON.
. Brawf and Tts Dtsody R~sults-Dns
Arrest Made

'ee si 9, the rsLresss- % Ehsles
FESNv1rr. Mich. oct. 29.-In the
mise Of Mrs. Johnson, wife Of Alden
,hrson. of the frr Of Wm. Bole &
>. which occurred on the soih inst.,
- friends lose their most loved COM
ntou. ana society - most cherished
smner. Her funeral occurs tOdsT.
4 shocking affair occurred m the
nal hours yesterday morning. IN
lich VIII MorsY got badly carved
k0ut the bead ard neck. RECEIVING sen
ls.iss. HIS brother Charley siso re-
bfrsd revolver shot through tbe
- Wa Merey IA now under arrest
sly Fen0viNc House ITs brother
ffr'rv and young Gc0drode. who vas
ugaEad tle trswi also. have sxiure8.
sac ais that they hat naae a. ST.
sek apon An cd man named Griffith.
30 VIM. Hale. who wss present, de-
rd en. WITH thr above mennarsd
trIts The ed nisu vas severely
Urri q
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Your distressing cough can he cured
We know it because kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured 50
mmitv. Is remarkable safe has been
Won entirely ~ is genuine merit. Ask
some friend wno has used Is what he
tnnks of kcmp's bals8nl. There + no
medicine - pure. noue effective. Large
bottles, sc ard s.. at al drugZ sts.
ssmEo bottles free.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Not if you go through the world n
dyspcptic. DR.. Acker's Dyspepsia Tab
lets are a positive cnfe for the worst
forms oil Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flstu-
lency and Constipation. Guaranteed
and sold 10y White & White, % Monroe
81, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
.na~ to cnre an sk,n nl.en.es.-

SIMPLY apply "SwAYSr's OTxTNExr. -
No internal medicine required. Curse
letter, eczema, itch, all eruutions on the
face, hands, n ose, etc, leaving the skin
clear. wnlte and healthy. It's great
healing and Curstive powers are uos-
sessed BY 10 other remedy. Ask your
druggists for SWAMI OINTMENT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

C0wnfenft the runic approval the
lora quid fruit remedy SYrup Of
~ .tls p.ealnE - the eve and 80
fe taste ard ~ sentIy acting on tee
kdnefs. Itre- ani howels. e cleanses
fne sTs len1 effecfoslIy. thereby PROMO
trE Che health and comfort Of a. vac
use Ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
VIII Now Board Passenrera.

The u. r. & |. Railroad Company
nave lost two of their former employ
eos. Chas. (. Murry, travelling auditor,
and Jas. A. Smith, passenger conduc-
tor, have gone - St. Joseph, Mo-,
where they have secured lease upon,
aud will run the Pacific hotel, the lar
gest IN that city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
FOR raE EAST.

Via Grand Rapids and Indiana. and
FenassisAnia Liass, October 1880
Leave Grand RAPIDS 200 p. 10.
Arrive Fort Wayne, T:25 J.. m.
Leave Fort Wayne. I;5o D. m.
Arrive Pittsburgh. 6.35 a. M.
Arnye Harrisburg. $40 p. IN.
ARRIVE Baltimore. SOS p. m.
Arrive Washington. sl5p. m.
Arrive Philadelphia 0:50 p. IN.
Arrive New York, 9.35 p. IN.
Sleeping car space secured upon
application At Union Ticket ONCE, Mon
rOe-st.. or 10 4. A.mQuist. Ticket Agent
q. l.. Station.
c. L. LocKwoop, G. T. & T. A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Come often an3 see the nrsrv bar
-sius. Nsv Ecoos opened ca .y at tie
Nsw York 5 sdd ten cents store, 81 Ca
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

IHfNN htflu.i t'Vt. =, ioft.
I hereby notify al parties not Co
trust nv wife nor give her any credits
on my scC0uut Sha sometimes goes
under the name of Mrs. Jackson and
sometimes Mrs. Ayers.
PArnr~E HtvEs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Peckhsms Group Remedy cures
Whoopng Ccucl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

The taree octets cf disesse are The
howe.s tae skin. snd tas kdueys.
Reg ffs tncFr acton with the hest
par IS z tonc. Burd0ck Blood 3 tiers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

T. s. Nichols. the dry eoofs mer
chant. removed 60 81 No1sos-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Makes finest pastry. bresd or 3 scut
Tee best is cheapest snd most sats-
"a toTv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
HEALTH IS WEALTH

Ia. r. G.. n EsT's NEzrF txp BKsgs IRKAT-
NEST. gUarantcsd nee &c Tor iiysteria Dizzl-
ness. Commissions. fits Nervous Nsura IL A.
Headache. Nefvous pfosfrsfion cHnSed hy the
lise oi a rehai ~ fnI acco. N akcfuiuess - eufal
Depression. ~offeuing ~ the Brain rrsu ting
fn insa1lfv fnd Leading - MS ~. d. ~ sad
death. Prematgfs GA Ace. Rsrrruntss. Less
~ Power iu either spN, fHFa.lIif fzry Losses and
So rermaferrhlfa caused iIF oFer-exerf cn afthe
brain. self-abuse ~ nvsr-i rfuiFenre Zach bar
Contains ene mont b e fre4ffoe1t tl.AN a BOX
pf sIN boves for $50. seut ~ meiI prepaid o.
receipt of pfice.
VIZ GUARANTEE SIX BOX Es
10 cure any ease. Ntl each order received
tr vs. far sis hsKes. accan HsDisd lfg Esfa zee
HflI send fhe hssfr ene written rusfs . tee
ie ~efara fte maHfs ~ fh- treafreHf dees aet
ftect eDre hgarzntfes tsefeo cay ~
WHITE n WHITE.
Morfoe Ien=s aafrnsey. Sole krsrfs
% Monroe-sfrfef. Grand Rapids. Mich.
oPEN AL NIGHT
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Famous Biush Of Roses and Luxury
fer sale az l20 Turner-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

n order co vote everybody nust re-
reg. g.ster Get se-SI and Nsv. 1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Winoow shades made and hung
right Oh the r.ght goods And At tbe 2. -ht
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Water pitchers, celery dishes. butter
dishes. cream mugs. spoon holders.
sugar bowls sauce dishes tumblersard
engraved gohiets. elegant assortment.
At New York 5 aud ~ cents store, 81
Caual-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture OF our mill. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY Cry MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

tIFaIn1 fiauF FoFf
Wheae-Nh.ts. ~ y b1sAe., Zee. &i =
bEsaFt
gnra-kae . baShei.
Casa Me1l-Sss ' tos.
Ne. J. Feed-s1 s1ss1 Y t0B.
No kecd-ssi = p Tea.
NidthnEs-fz1 2 ton.
hrau-slT 2 toH.
fioaF-Llly Waite. so, PAten,. saiai ,
hga4fed.
C4fs-8>e r bushel
hye-slc 2 5usari
barley ) l9osI1s : hundred
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Union lodge, +. s. A. u. last evening
donated $500 90 the Masonic Home.
fhe grand fair for the home viii be
he'd at Grand Rapids. November l0-l5.
Detroit commaudery will give an ex-
nib'lOu drill 80 tne FAIR. Peniusular
chapter has donated $50 and Monroe
chapter ESQ. It ia expected that the
donations and the profits Of the far
VII pay of all Indebtedness and start
The home of ON q sound financial basis.
Detroit News.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

There are many forms of nervous
debility that weld 60 the use OF Carter's
Iron Pilis. Those VINO are troubled
with nervous weakness, night sweats,
etc. should Try them.
Backache is almost Immediately re-
l.eved by wearing one OF Carter's Smart
Weed and BclladOana Backache Pias-
ters. Try one, and be free from pain.
Frlcc 25 cents.
For any case OF nervousness, sleep
lessucss, weak stomach, Indigestion,
dyspepsia. try Curter's Little Nerve
Pills. Relief IS surc. The only nerve
medicine Tor the price IN the market.
Prices on everything IN our immense
carpet department never was lower
than now.
NOfcr. HrpPor srTFTsrFn & Co
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

ezess Eesf- = skzsss
Dressed ee -. zs.As -
LEFsse1 aEa& a
-.sssss4 p s-te4-t& -
= ess44 Laasn-7 -
= sssra Pes ~ IS a "a ratek~es. ssslSe ?
p - -. - s4E2sx& - = p
f4saee.s kae4@ss-
z k4tter-1e-2 - -
r1F<-le = sesra.
sastess -.tss > 4shs
k4sstass ae.A q, = 54Sas1
kesss-< a. > tsA4L
~ <as9 tse
st@fsf seea-sa.s4 , s4sas-
Jsehers' sriseA
Es4as-si So 1. = tusteL
A go - &4 e2ffrL
i. af4zs-1Ne p 24sa.L
E@Ss aa1eE.
84ttff-l nfte
Ga 4seFFsss-s asSaeL
aiasS
Gresa-sa,.s7e : -
Pas lased-s aftae p.
Pa CGaxz ~ as q p.
Drf-E4iec -
G@lf Sxlos-c5t97e -.
L4a5 >a4As-S - spices.
1Aii~a sassc =.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

but then all thro'
patrons use the
'psriOr cars he
rate IS only % Cts.
cheapest IN this
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

country for the.
distance and quail.
ity of service reu-
dered. Alltliis vou
know refers tn the
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

The returning
train leaves De-
|trOit at . p. Nj
dusk at this time
lof year. However,
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

neatly kept hask-
Iets-each order sep
|arate. Tables are
put IN place anu
10y h aft past
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

ION You can order
Through the par!or
car porter n satis-
lying supper AT the
charge OF 90 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
POPULAR ROUTE
HE
d, l. &c N.
GEORGE DEHAVEN,
Gpuarol % seonoror Aoo..t

General Pa.sanger Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
FIVE HOURS aSD TEN MINUTES
M
DETROIT.

tor shopping orI
Fisitlng in Del
trOit on week DAYS
the present passenl
ger tim Q ia b lei