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PROFESSIONAL.

DROF, CLAY, THE OLD-EsTABLIsHED ONLY
il reliable genuine and paturzl-born Clairvoyznt
manenty In private parlors at 500 18th Prof
Clay boru with veil and wonderful prophetic gift Of
OF stolen property brngs separa Cd toxethe causes
ali family troubles evil influences: confidential advice
pending pensions divorces law suts speculstiona
known to TAIL; succeeded where all others hsye failed
Sittings, soc. Hours am. 70 $3.50 pm. 6undsyA
10 SPIN 1856.
N ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL 1HE EvENTsoR
Ul LIFE All business con hoeutial Ladies and gen-
Nemen 30 cents each 4Ge u. between 4th and 5sn
eta NV au20-22ws
NINE. DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL
Gifted English aud German Astrologer in the city.
Tells ali events Of life. Once hours, o. to D. N.
On Sunday from 10 an 70 80 pm. A2l 9th st. y.
east side o; the street. $50 I'M
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oRATEFUL-COMFORTINa
EPps's COCOA
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-Bys thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
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10 Pm CEsr REDUCTION
on OPERA GLASSES. CLOCKS AND BRoNzEs
ron Is DAYS oxLI
TRANK n. L1wm
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MEDICAL, &c.


PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
wit. Address Sss sf sr once Ladies and
IL The Oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies'
can he consulted rdh 1 sl n the CITY AK and a.,
Promp. treatment. CONS alsation strictly oonfded.
81 Once Always ope ao' AA''s' "e'' ,ai4Ga
I AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF Elk.
peFspsed Female Ssicsn should consult pr and
G, llth and 18th sts. ne. Ladies only. kennedy IS.
M reliable L.ds. Ply .ieisn. can e eOnsatsa dsiis
81 aer residence, sSi 81 Nv once hours from
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using Lmma bust Developer; abso guaranteed;
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srtieular attention paid to all diseases peculiar to
u FAD AND BE wIsE.-DR. BROTHERS, sQ6 B ST
nSsw. appeared before me and made oath that heis
aud will III all private
ofmen and furnish medicine or no charge consulta-
sclibsd and sworn to before me- 6y DR.. BROfHEks.
SsrcE Of t,s Ss.I sv f ~ ny ~ sss i0F the
d3l-lm'
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VIII cure any case Of Nervous Debility and loss Of
nerve power II impstss vs0r to the whole system
DISEASES OF sECRET.-DR. CONDORY FOR-
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Of its acknowledged value as . medium
Of publicity. The number OF NEW AID.
VERTiSEMENTS printed I'm the col.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

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614 18th st. n W.. near +.
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school of Practical English.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 6oa
~ St n. w. business course: Bookkeeping Eastman
Banking, Penmanship, Correspondence, Arithmetic,
ord Lessons and Commercial Law. Also courses ia
Typewritlng. New furniture steam heat and other
modern convenience. Send for circulars
G. X. UkNER, AN, CE, Prin.
Third year az Business Educator in this city Fiji
teen member of the faculty Eastman Colleee
Joint author Of the Eastman System of Training,
which received the only Gold Medal awarded for Bus
Education at the Worlds Fair held Paris $50
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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
DO AS YOU AGREE.

The point advanced by Mr.. Bevier in
hls interview on the transfer question,
woul' secm to be we'll taken. There Is
not g. I.aA on the council who would
not scorn to go back on bargain, did
the deal appertain to ms private affairs.
Why, then, should the city, through
It's aldermen, repudiate its agreements?
II as stated, the council granted to the
street railway company the ordinance
to use electricity, reserving only the
right to pass upon and locate the poles
used, then the pole question is all the
present council has TO deal with.
There is little question but that the
council has the right to rescind its ac-
ton Of last Monday night, and compel
the company to use iTon poles on every
street of the city, but to change the
conditions of an ordinance, granted
last October, aud accepted by the COM
pauy SIX months ago, looks to the TEL-
rGRAM-HEEALD very much like breach
Of contract that would not be tolerated,
nor attempted, between reputable busl-
ness men.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

Today General Cutche0n has been re-
celvlng congratulations upon bis re-
nomination, not 50 much upon the fact,
for hat was expected, bus upon tbe
manner ct it. It seldom happens to a
Congressman - be nominated nVe con-
seetlaFe unlcs Win not a single formal
ballot. hut TINS has been tae general s.
record, ard yesterdays convention
proved uo exception as he was re-
nominated tv sCC.8nlstI0n. Speas cr
Reed sad 70 the 9enersl. "Nou have
very sensible Republicans 10 the lsnth
Michigan dlstrct.H Senator Mcmillan
sald. "lt : a good Indication tnst TIE
Republicans of Mch San we're never
more united ard harmonious. - y
isetea Sp@-sal e. Estr-f T-sbars
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

SAYS the Toledo Blade: "The Ninth
district Republican Congressional Con-
vontion at Big Rapids. Mich, nominated
Hon. Byron NJ. Cutcheon by acclama-
ton. That ne Will be returned TO his
seat in Congress by the thirteen big
counties Of his district, there IS noman-
ner of doubt. Gen. Cutcheon is popu-
lar in Northern Michigan" And the
Bir2s has n much better conception Of
the sentiment in Northern Michigan,
than has the Grand Rapids Democrat,
that is trying 70 make the Ninth Dis
trict Democrats believe that Cutcheon
can be defeated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

An American ta-n-re<oxr1er fs~lx q
peeslzxx satisfaction lasess1nsly s<xsng
CO.. Gag car -Inf.u. kld1sErsss'' have
got 70 BE protected. IA order 70 i've
xlthOut tSe 2ld Of prosseIl0n- The ar
swsr, n al eandors migas De made,
tnat .s long az tie interests Of the
Whole country were sabseryec, szch
proteetson shoald be extended wassher
tne same sss for q longer or q shorter
TINE.
Il Is not any industry, as particular
class, which 8 protected for rs SAKE
oniy. That s IA error Which the tzrisf
reformer makes, and into whieh'he wll
lead az VINO vii listen 70 him. The
people Of the country should receive
the benefit OF any revenue statute, as il
ls for them that It = put upon the
statute books. The true theory Of such
statute 5 the greatest good 70 the
greatest number.
But as a true believer in, and ser
yisnt follower Of, the English system,
the tariff refoFmer ought not 70 be IN
such a "blzrsted" hurry. lie ought TO
remember that as long ago as the
twelfth aud thirteenth centuries, Shelf
Geld and other places in England were
known as hives Of manufacturing in
dustries for those times; that special
efforts have been put forth TO encour-
age and protect English industries, and
that in such encouragement and pro-
lection England never hesitsted 10 ruin
the industries of her colonies.
IL was not until the year 1876 that
England adopted her present system of
so-called free trade-her present system
OF subsidies TO her merchant marine
being another form of effective protec-
ton. But as a subsidy TO an American
tariff refoTmer is sin without q for
giveness, the idea suggests itself to a
reasonable person, that such reformer
ought 10 be willing To let his own coun-
try have little time to accomplish
what it took England centuries to at
tain.
The fact of the business is just here,
that England IN her isolated, insular
situation, with her crowded area, has
staked her very existence upon herab
ity to dispose of her manufactured pro-
ducts. 1t is Il matter of life and death
with her. She must have a market for
her output of manufactured products,
or surrender her commercial standing.
In order 10 maintain that standing she
IS STRIVING 10 crush the industries of our
country, as we are her most formidable
rival; and the more etfectually to do
so, she Is singing TO us siren song of
the beauties of free trade; and the
tariff reformcr with the dullness of
dolt, and the persistence of an ass will
lngy joins in the chorus.
England desire for the subservience
of our products was one of the causes
which led to the revolution, but the
patriotism of the colonies would not
permit it. Shall she obtain the full
fruition in the nineteenth century, of
that for which she fought and failed to
obtain in the eighteenth century? We
guess not.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

To Repair essssr. Uaas"fs1is p~oasSss-
HUNDREDS Of dollars are pad cut
every year Tor repairing g0t&ers the
damage beng caused - people driyaag
over item, sAld tas ely saarsh2i yes
Eerday.
ssTbisj needless expense 10 the
eitv . he continued, "2na there i a
law against driving over unprotected
0T,tters. waich hereafter wlli D. Tgdly
enforced. Upoa consieuon TIE Of
fendsr is hzble 20 > fine Of from 81 10
IS. or thirty days IN lAll. Wooden
: soproaches should be provided by
tf6ss who ar obliged 10 drive into
ter wards through front entrances.
but / viii venture 10 say that not one
in ten have taken precautions 10 protect
the cltys interest 10 this extent.
know OF hundreds OF eases that occur
every day, and IA my opinion. il viii
not be stopped until action i COM
Inenced against then. The money Tor
repairing these cutters comes out OF
the highway fund, and the continually Y
OF tie dram viii depiete i some time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
wHEBE Is THE REASON

The position taken by Senator Nc
MILAN, as TO the duty on mirror plate
glass We believe Is not the correct one.
The TEIEGRAM- HERALD has long since
taken the position that true protection
to American interests does not consist IN
levying a tariff, where there IS nothing
% protect, or where there IS no other
good reason for II. Such action would
reduce the patriotic principle of Ameri-
can protection to a mere fetch, before
when Republicans must bow in order
to be deemed Republicans. We protest
against such sacriIege.
Are there any American interests to
be protected by a tariff on mirrors
plates2 The furniture manufacturers
say, NO" We must presume that
they know whereof they speak. and
unless Senator Mcmillan knows of some
such interests, we think his position an
incorrect one Are mirror plates.mere
articles of luxury, upon which a tariff
may be properly LAID regardless OF their
production here' BY no means; they
enter into the manufactured furniture,
one Of the necessities of civilized life
and an available article OF export 10
south America, when trade relations
shall have been properly established.
DO We need therevenus. that this duty
should be laid upon mirror plates'
Certainly not. the sources of revenue
are ample, without laying a tax upon
such things as we cannot prod uce IN
this country.
Then Why should not Senator Nc
MILAN have advocated the reduction Of
the tariff from 8 20 4 cents per square
foot, a. senator Vest proposed Why,
indeed, should he not have taken the
wind al ont Of Senator Vests sails by
moving 70 strike out the duty entirely
IT there IS % be a tariff. there must be
a reason for It. II there is no reason,
there should be no tariff What IS the
bass for this duty2 Is t laid as a
protective measure. ss a tax on Injuries
or a a source Of rsvenue2 We await a
reply.
We bold that the true principle Of
protection = 70 secure the greatest bcne-
6ts 20 the American people; and where
there are no specific benefits t. be
derived from a tariff, IN the way &C
protection 70 American manufacturer,
and no prospect Of such BENEFITS. it
would seem thst the greatest benefits
20 ths American people would be
secured ~ a reduction OF an abolition
Of the duty on such articles ss csn not
h produced IN this country.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

The Michigan state Fish Commission
ers arranged yesterday with the man
ayers Of the exposition for the biggest
and best exhibition of live tlsh ever
snOwn IN America. The arrangements
Tor exhibiting the iish wll be away
ahead OF the admirable display that al
ways had such 4 crowd about Il last fall
The fish will be seen through much
larger spaces Of plate glass, win lumin-
ous backgrounds, IN crystal water. the
light showing ali the beautiful colOrs
and forms IN the clearest manner.
There Will Oe cascade for leapiaG sal
mon and trout and many great improve
ments IN the fixtures. All edible tlsh
OF the great lakes and their rivers, and
many from distant waters, are expected
10 bc shown. In brief, 10 ik going 10 be
the biggest and most beautiful show of
live FISH ever seen IN America. Special
arrangements OF electric lights Will
make this one of the big features Of
the great falr.-Dctrot Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

t1h-t t.it u n. II 4 nst n Coz
and Tower G.sek. Phone $50.
EoR sALE-or viii exchange lot on Whites
aQdiglar, epufA 1ltSion-si. for Iagse.aAl
lei snd pay ne difference. a. nih lef contract
% build hotse 20 sosne one Nho viii lake
horse barnes. bssgy an4 cGltef lu part pay.
: and ! Tower l.ock.
E'OR SAILS room house. lof 501lH feet. on
LiVihgston-s;i maple shade eats aud SIS
tern ~aief eoea cellar and sewer ttrinse4sy
and Tower blo,k.
TO RENT-Haif of new nat on " est Bride
81 e. and si5 per moath.
lfAATED-Male heip-I second cook : en-
gineer; bench hands porter cab.
iheimskeisi ROOD rc.lAhle experiences
agents. crayoa work Aaa ralaralbg photo
graphs. and IoEer block
WANTED - Femsle help - % 6ininE room
" fiIls. u girls Tor general hnuseVark. =
lauEdgy glusi 4 COOKS tfst class gifi i'r
general work second g.ri for ueHt Wees .
agents. nice wofk. good pay. 3 ana Tower
block.
TOR RHNT-one half of rat on r-nion sf
rent slZ, ole 1st0ry house on iaares-.f.
and one on Jsmes-sf.. si3 each per flul h.
Large number in various parts oi ti.e c.tY
from s 70 80 per month. sand Tower bigck-
EoR SALE ~ acre., South DlFisien-si-
This is saap Tor some one, oniy ss3b-
ant Tower block.
ENOR SAIE--9 acres IN eastern part of the
city. Inside a. city Amits. Wl plat iuto
% nice lots AID make b. money. aud (
Tower BLOCK.
AANTFD-A tract - while oak timber
W land. from ZOO 90 31j8 ceres. Must be near
railroad. south Tennessec preferred. Cash
sale. 3 and Iover block.
EOR SALE-Dne grocery store well located.
Doing a goo1 bus. s.Aess. wiz invoice about
slpo0. aud 3 Tower block.
EOR SALL-Hofni business in city wei 10
catec. 80 rooms well furnished. rent s-5
per montn. always fuu Reasons Tor selling.
poor health. and Z Tower block.
E0B sALE-Two or three thousand dollars
IN good paying stock. MoGld exchange
Tor lois or house aud lois aud pay differences
u any 3 and Tower block.
Il YOU want your h0uT rented. bring in
i your keys and Tower block.
WANTED partner sith 900. O. pct into
W good iuruIture pianf, oifre w0fK big
opening ;or the right man. and Tower bit.
INANIED-To pat from sio1J O. 500 la some
W good reliable business, furniture pre-
ierred. and Tower block.
NXINANs a W0RK5-Bcal estate stocks
W bought and sold. pensions. business
chances aad empiosmenf bBreau. money So
loan. 3 aud4 ] over tiock- Phone 50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
AUCTION
EVER YBODYS CHANCE :
SUMMER
RESORT
FOR sale


About one hundred lois VIII be sold
at auction Aug. IL and y, commencing
at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon of each
day. This place IS located about two
miles east of Macatawa Bay. 1t Is one
OF the most prominent capes on the
Black Lake, just opposite Siberia Point.
1t is an excellent fishing place, wlth a
dock capable of welcoming every boat
on the lake. The place Is elevated and
decorated Ivy many trees, giving a full
view of the Bay and the city Of Holland
at a distance. A rare opportunity for
all. The highest bidder Will lie the
lucky man by paving SO down and the
balance on time If preferred.
The railroad fare of every purchaser
will be deducted, who has not come
farther than from Chicago. Lots can
be purchased 1T any time before said
sale, on the same conditions, at reason
able terms. All lots are 50xl00 feet.
COL. A. j. MANN, Auctoneer.
Purchases can ho made any time dur
ing the year or any information can be
mad by addressing GeTTit Zaalmink,
35l Grandville-ave. Grand Rapids, or
Luke Luyers, Graafschap, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
nrrUsLIcAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

IN Convention AZ the Circuit Court rooms. In
the city of tirand Rapids. on Thursday. August
Il az III o'clock a m, for the puTp pose ot elect
fnx delegates 20 the Republican StaEe tonVen-
ton. 10 be held AZ Detroit. August = and =.
iS-0, and fOr the purpose ot electiGg delegates
10 the Republican Congressional Convention
OF the FIFTH Congressional district. hereafter
10 b@ ealied. and also f0r the purpose OF nOml-
mating candidates for county 0InceS 10 oe
voref Cor AZ the general election, 20 Be neld
November l. iss. aud tho transaction OF sucn
the convention.
Zach township and ward Is senttled TO three
delegates BY order ~ committee.
K a MAYNARD. FRED ,. CLARK.
Secretary. thalrman-
Dated July II, i<e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CON
NENTION.

A Republican Congressional Convention OF
the fifth Congressional District, Of Michigan,
viii be held al the Circuit Court Rooms. IN the
city OF Grand Rapids. Mtrnisan. on tuesday.
September 2. lsfN. az n o'clock n. n, Tor the
purpose OF nominating a candidate Tor Repre-
sentative IN Congress. aud the transaction OF
srch other business a. may properly be con-
sidered.
According 70 a rule heretofore adopted, the
several counties Of tle district viii be emitted
% the same number OF delegates as IA the Re
publican state convention. viz.
Ansran ....1 10
Kent ..-........--.... -
I0uia .............-..i IL
Ottawa ~
By order % the Filth District Republican
Congressional Committee.
DWIGHT GOcS. ID. 4. BLODGEIT.
Secretary. Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
CROZIER & CUTTERS
Zeal Estate Department.
F.B. CALDWELL. MANAGER,
weston Building, Is taosl-st
81 - Department

WANTED sND Al oyCT- Bs7ers f-r -o
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Farfi olsttn1 g. r-s't can secure harga q
ADDS ~ oftee f1r pzTtifElars-
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says - SEE li-a- htaer
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a9usas airsaSs ready - eec1ra nrT es eer
-oatA 9ra0s kaat1S eaf rrfrfs soH snd ferEs
f0 sg.F Tse7 zrs ~ rseh E-.ls1 overioc,ine e
fNa We efV ar5 ralv s1sfr dtsta e fr3r
re sew seaool hslse Lecs 81 f1efs sefcre
fuFlrE
L AlAAt T 7lsizess rr1e-tv f-T - - I irnnt
an rcrr~r lad issu ara II f-sfs feef
n n1rfh S1e d ~ Brlfeest a-a ~est ef
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= fM hs7zs 40 rnprrr e. s. - aro~n
f7se ~ J%E.rScn- ave-. tssE r-erl
aeuse, 1nr - Psroa A " so sat-aTe sl3H.
r-erer cses Res Esrats DsFsrtneaf.
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EB. CADw ELLe Manages.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

Both the method aud results when
Syrup OF Figs is t2ksn, il Is pleasant
and refreshing 10 lhe taste, aad acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleznses the sys-
tern eHee:ually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevsss aud cures habitusi
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
ducsd, pleasing TO the taste and &c
eeptahls TO the stomach, prompt in
i:s action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only fnm the inost
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend IL
70 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale ir 50c
ard 81 bottles b7 all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one Who
wishes TO try it. DO not accept any
snhstitute.
CALIFORNIA Fie SIREP co.
sha feaAclSoo, CA.
t0GSUiis. III. asW rosK. W
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

There is in Jail a young man named
Gordon Lott, put there last winter to
await his trial on the charge of robbing
the Leroy postoifice. Yesterday ms
uncle Palmer came down from Gratiot
county to make arrangements % secure
bail for the prisoner. The amount will
be $500.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

ANY subscriber To THE TELEGRAM
HERALD who falls To receive the paper
regularly or who may have reason I"
com plain of late delivery, viii confer
special favor bY infortntns this once OF
the fact al once send postal card or eaii
up telephone 58i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

THosE Democratic papers who made
merry over Wanamaker's ability to
drive good bargain, should not over
look the good one he made for the
United States recently, whereby $780,
coo VIII Be saved annually. in the man
ufacture of stamped envelopes and
wrappers
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

KEsNLgR ls dead, but his memory
sull lives, especially with those sensa-
tiona. papers whose SPECIAL reporters
were shut out.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

CURE FoR CRouF Use Dr. Thou -
Eciectrlc tst scrord lng ~ directions.
It = the best remedy fer sll sudden at-
tacEs o. colds, pan saa Inflammation,
and injuries
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
WINANS & WORKS.


Caaries 81. bltvper WsaIf1s Hnd CherrT. ii
room hOuHe ia1Er8Ved street. FOG sale nr fffHf.
tufln-st. near DuF.n. gisaeIf house haii'
wood fuish and modern.
Partsh-are. befuc@n wealthy and Cherry.
beaufl .sli home al moo ern aEa new.
south ffviT OF. hersfs 90 ore lof rofth
~ NesifhT-
Nasiaen-sts. aefre.a Wca'fis aud ChsrrT
love home aH irrrsfrfnrnfT. iares Dot
NafIson ave- between H.etiarl aaa iiaf.
iag. ll rooms uyafra pi4 tuitn. nfa
g.rrrf1f.ars. between Morrison ana
Netllhr 80 esfal4 rhff heme
baro.sF hef.een ie.fon aEt Thompson
fra.lff ffaTf l.aulF. rnrrffs a.n fn.-a'tfn
~rafs galrYsffe tsfrfef illrf.Is ans a. rti.
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