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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11
WEAK STOMACH;
IMPAIRED DIGESTION;
SICK EEkDkckE
DlSoRDERED LIVER F;

they kCf Lac kkGlc "a Issc doses VII
wofk Wonders upan TIE VITAL Organs
Str.nsfhea.eC ne Muscular SfsteB res storing
Ing I3st cenpieaioa: bringing hank the
keeo eaaa Of s0pgsHe. AMI Sruuslng With
tue eoSeBUD OF hEeLTh the seisote pig
sioag e.. eFgg II the human frame ihess
are sfic.s admitted by thousands. IN
All classes Of society sad one q the best
guarantees 10 the Nervous aud Dshils.stei
l. that BE6cHahS PILLS Rave lhE Lea6-
EST SALE or ANY PATENT MEDICINE w me
WORLD. Full directions With each Boa.
prepared only by TB0s. EfEtia1,
81 Ueien.. Lancashire, fnS land
Sold 81 DRUGGISTS generality.
BF. ALIEN 1 CO.. SIS & 3sT Canal 81, ses
So.s sole Agents for The United htAtcs.
.rlo ~ yossr druggist does not keep thein.l
WILL NAIL BEEcHiYS Pills on ErCElff w
PRICE g tssfS 4 Bai s;rtou Tins Paper. 4
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health or Improve that which be al
ready enjoYA
Ny answer is that exercise OF the
proper kind taken systematically and
iatslugently will make = strong man
stronger aud weak one better able 20
cope With Life
Use the proper apparatus aud | can
promise that IL will cure dyspepsia.
weak lungs. weak action % the heart,
nervousness and nervous prostrauOn
and. In fact. about all difficulties arts
ing from organs that have become dis
or,lsred. Nor TO enjoy the benefits Of
perfect health is il necessary that a
man should enter gymnasium He
can DO AL that is needed AZ home, and
the poor clerk. in his hall bedroom, can
ind the road 70 health Just as we'll as
The son OF millionaire.
To him I would make these sugges-
lions. Geta cbest-pulley; you can buy one
for from six to twelve dollars, and it
takes up very little room. As an aid TO
health 10 is unsurpassed Then pur-
chase pair OF light Indian clubs. cost
ing from one 90 three dollars pair.
Next a pair OF two-pound dumb-bells.
that viii cost forty or fifty cents A
giant pulley worth ten or twelve dollars.
and a thirty-dol,ar pair OF travelling par
allsl bars viii complete as good an out
q as any one needs. Pat them in place
and there will still be plenty Of space IN
the hall bedroom Tor the occupants 10
move about in
Tho chest-pulleY comes first because
OF the different motions Of which II
permits. al OF which should be taken.
Let the man stand perfectly erect, with
his back 10 the apparatus, and raise the
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11

Detroit Xpress leaving t.5l pa has Wagner
parl0r ano bUfef car attached. and evening
* press leaving 84s m has pariof car a.
tachfd. These trains make direct coEneCfioa
ia Detroit for al points iast.
kXfress leaving a. d. s. D 81 has " arafi
sleeping car 10 Detroit. arriving iu ntif0il III
: - m.
Steamboat express makes oireci connection
al Grand Haven With steamer Ter Milwaukee.
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam
ship tickets ano sireIins caI beribt secured al
T.. q. IA. 4 ~. once. - Nonroe 81. and al the
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass. Agent
JOHN ~. LOUD. Traffic ManAE af. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11

The daaler who tres e. persuade Tou
- tske something sIse when Won cat
for Hooirs Sarsspsrlla. IS eVldenty
work .ux for BIS interest. snd rct ye4rs-
Pc sure to get Hood's. and 70 other
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11
TREAsuRER's NOTICE.
Treasnrersnnc

Grand Rapids. Mich, Aug z. lsEo.
Notice is hereby given that tee asSe>sfaen 7
rolf for tn opening and extension 81 wealthy
the CITY q Grand Rapids g. row jig ny hands
and that i vii receive payment thereon foI
ire uerfod ~ twenty days from tbs cafe. ~
tie once Of thc CITY IreeelreT Slt4 hsil
BEnEGE r. PERRY.
...,t Il city treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11

Il have tried them and they hsve onty
So naiad me. have figured up what
they Rave cost RE Ter ire last tonr
wears. Fl vas inst s5sAsI. IF I bsd =
reU vogd re- = fortune fer ne. rs
wear ny elll ter med cne wss eniy ave
dollars. for 0hich [ purchased 81
hosties 81 Srlpnur Hltters. lhev enred
RE a. Scrafuia after suffering four
years. p. 7 tunmings. Troy, y. \.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11
TRTAsrRFR.s NoTIcg.


crsrd Rapids. Mica sept t lsF-
Notice 4 hrfeby given that the sssfs.infnl
raff for The construction - = se~ er ln rfInHtt
a.d Napo7d streets in TIE city - ersn1
nsftifS IS nos in ~ hands. and thaf vi
receive psvnenf thereon for fff rfflts RI
trrerfv DAYS from fhis ATE. ~ the ofbce ~ thf
GT0ReE p FFBRT
.,t - CTS firrk
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11

foossFs Ret Clover PIE Remedy,
nosinvs Spec &c fcr ail forms q ire
4 sssse. BEn5. Bleed ~ itching,
Ulcsrsted. and Protruding P-ies-Free
soc. For ssle bv az dre So
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11
rREAsURERs NOTICE


lily treasurer ttifT-
Grand Rapids Mich. August q. lea
Notice is hereby given that TIE assessment
FOR sewer in North Ionia street. frOm Nf"hcfrE
street - Nalbrldge street. ln the cts 81
Grand HapidS is now fn my hands. snd that
viii receive payment thereon Tor the period ~
twenty days from this date. az the once OF the
city treasurer. City liall. ,.,-..,,.
ser, Is City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11
GROWTH N 1852.

The Woodford well on the Tam farm
was struck in December and made 1000
barrels day. This well ruined the
Phillips No. .. and in turn was ruined.
The water wss not cascd of in those
days, and when the tubing was drawn
at the Phillips the Woodford began flow
ing b. s. The same trouble developed at
that time on the upper end of the Blood
farm Il is said the boring Of the Wood
ford well was instigated by pure hog
gerry. with intent TO ruin the Phillips
No. @ The attempt was successful, but
il didn't pay the owners of the Wood
ford The Coquette was also one Of the
old time spoutcrs of great renown. She
was owned by Or. Egbert, who now does
/ business ~ IS Fourth avenue, this city.
The year 1882 was more memorable
for trade agitation regarding oil than
for large wells. The market in this
country broke down this year, though q
gallon of refined cost in this city as much
"a a barrel Of crude does today. The
cost Of hs1ling was immense, and pipe
/ line projects began % take shape.
Tho teansters and their friends in the
oil country were a powerful party, and
they opposed TIE pipe line proposition,
and some lines We're destroyed in places
and there were riots Congress proposed
to lay tax # Eve cents a gallon on
crude. more than twice what It sells Tor
now. and ten cents a gallon on refined,
and meetings Of prslucers were held =
protest TitUsviile was then the center
for the producers The cost ~ sen ling
a barrel Of OIL 90 New York was = -
and steamboats, charged s. a barrel fol
bringing it from OIL City to Pittsourg
Crude ranged In price this year from u
cents in January 70 g 3 Per BARRE II
December az wells. Some people WsT'
ruined and others made colossal foTtrrfe'
thereby. hns the Standard hadn't bser
born. and TIE surplus was only 1000
barrels IN October. Pittshurg Dispatch
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11
MICHIGANCENTRAL


fnGiy. AL others daily except sunday
Taxing effect sunday. jay 49, ~
Nleepine ears on facinc aud Atlantic IA
Presses o. and from Detroit farlor cars ran
Ca bay Express and Grand RAPIDS txprtss O.
AID from leiroiS Direct connections made
al bcfroii viii al ihr10gn trans last. Tea
efs on sale a. Inlon Ticket ofhce. 81 Aonfae-
Ell. aud ~ Il ion depoI
fEfp n. bHloGs, sen1 Ag't. s. Monroe 81.
o. ". tuseiEs. - ! and = AZ thicNGo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11
Cheap Lands and Homes in Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Alabama.
Mississippi and Louisiana.

On the line Of the QUELN & CRESCENT
ROUTE can be found splendid bottom. upland.
timber and stock lands Also the hntst iru,t
and mineral lands on the continent. Tor sale
on favorable terms
FARMERs! with all thy getting get home
I'm the Sunny South. where bh1zards aha zee
clad mains are unknown. Only line from Cin-
cinnsti 10 Somerset. Hartman. tardiB. bhat-
tanooga. Tenn. New England city. Fort Payne
and Alfalfa Ala, Meridian, Mss. Arcao q.
ShrcveDorf Ia. Parties desiring information
Of choice locations. FOR faciOTie-. building
sites. mineral timber. CruzlnG and aSricui-
tural lands can obtain rtliahe information
WARDS General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Queen 4 Crescent Route. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11
prrRorr. LANSING A N0ETHUHv

DETROIT. LANSING A N0hTHEKN-
nFrfFT.
r.r,sss Ter saefusn &C BAY CITY ffBam
NsG fof tsneirx. Dfffof ard East f7yam
h f.ress fstf Lansing Detroit ARD Lastfi .. RI
M fnT ANA - I.ouif and sax nav - 30 5 RI
last Fxu. Scr Deffpit. heg off snf
spHrfF
Nal from cacirs~ snq Bay Citr f1i 'hs
N.sl frnrr fnnfinG irtfo aue fsei - al 8 fu
Tasf Trp frcm Lansing befroii sno
- I-ssf afnrm
rsrress frnfn isusinf arc Detroit 30 D. W
f,rrear fam. eaeinsv - Louis ard
hlise'....-. -. fl9Vp
sT4efs~ ffsafis exnaff -undev
The sherf esf Hnp 80 Detroit ant feet. 70
gsnf farigr cars bef~een nefrcf snf tffanf
Nayita
~ fiefrfs enc lrf7rrnaffcr srris ~ Trt
fieEsf ofHre = NYnroe 81. sra riDt oeps
VA efrF7r. ACTING Gen Pas. Ar
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11
CnIcAeo A wEsr wIcHIaAY RAILWAY

CHICAGO A WEsT MICHIGAN RAILWAY.
y nfrAFT.
Naii for Nanisfee .and Traverse city. s. %
EAp. Tor Chicago Nls6egou- s go a u
Fast Mali Tor Chicago and lncisnap
IS s...f 4 II. II IT'D
Express Tor Muskeeon ssna Hart s. D. m
EKprfss iol Muskfgou, Grand Haven't 81 D Hf
Night Express fof lhlcaEo ~ 5. D in
Night xpress Tor indianapolis. "a b D. ul
gof Big Zap a.. iia dNln. LudlnEfon,
Man.stee and Traverse CITY -f e m
Night Express iof IrAtsfse eiiy I'll 81 . 80
tfHIrE.
Night Express from Chicago -.-.....' f3osm
hight Express from Inc annapolis 81 u
Express from Muskegou and hafl sac 81 u
Mai from Msnlslec and TraNcrsr fltsfit g b ni
Mail from Chicago aud NuskeEan 80 81 B. fn
lxprgSs from Grand Haven. : - In
fNpreEs from fenfvatcT. Muskeaonf s - d nI
last apress ircm 90 caEo .fif b o rn
s sna Fie Rspids '.1'''. . '4.1 'lomam
from Nanlstrt and Traverse Cts n M
Prom Traverse Cts. ..a-........ q 81 4 in
enaiiy. fDaily except sabdsy. fDaly -
cept SATURDAY. Daily fncert monday
Through pafior coach 10 CHICAGO o. EGG
m uAln--no extra charge Tor seets
Irains leating Grand Rapids 81 3 Q. 3 IA aua
ID 81 n run through 10 Chicago soic.
Combination sleeping and parlor cars Dc
tween srand Rapids and Indianapolis 90
Through sisePers 70 and from Chicago On
Ihroneb stsePef fe;vesn Chicago enc Trse-
erse CITY. Leaves Chicago q CT . m. - relf
SUNDAY Sraad Rapids b 8 pa arrive lfsf-
erss Cifyfo1 IN leaves Traverse CITY tla @
m ercfpf Saturday arrives efspG Rapids
III q q fa Chicago q ff fn. fnp = o. D. fH frSiH
hss through parior car 70 haaisiee va y.
wster route between Grand Rapids suc
ChicARo VIA 81. Joseph ana paIare steamers.
''Cifv - Chlraga ard PrrIfaa.
Leave Grand Rapids 90 ? m. arrive chicago
I.ess 'i' chicago sso . n. arrive Grand Rapids
8 20a an.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

ofrtcF OF CITY fLFfK.
GRANn RAPIDS Mich. sept. 20. ls.N-
Notice is hereby gwen that sealed proposals
VII be rect lived at the City G erk's Office az %
aud inclU1iug September 80 $50. AZ 80
o'clock D. IN. OF said day. for furnishing 600
tors more or less OF SOFT coal. either brazil
block. JacKson Hill or shawnee lump. L. be
delivered al tie city hsll a. such times aud Ia
such quantities as tie Committee on Build
Ings may direct
The council reserves the right TO reject any
EDWARD II. STEIN.
H. r. DOREN.
tHaS. A HAUSER.
Attest Committee GA BailaingS
WV. A. SHISKNAS. City Clerk. 81
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49, RArns. MIcl.. -. 10. -. J

A SSRSSMENT ROLL for the construction OF
y sewer in Sibiey street. from West DIV
sion street 10 South Jefferson street
ofFIC OF CRY tLfRg.
GRAND Rains Mich. sept. ~. ls.'g
To-
Hannah C. Barnard. Rather ne A. Blake,
JameS W Converse. James Curtis. julia Annie
Diel. William Diel. Cal GTitzka, Grand hap
ids 4 indiana Railway Com pany M5chaei
Hematziki. Agnes korias, John hoteNltL
Befteld iuteB, Thomas J. Lucas. Lake shore
a Michig-n southern Railway CO. Anton
Mechler. Theresa Mole, Nswasgo Mig Co,
Jan PodlesKi, william A. Shinkmsn. Beruara
p Sbinkman, Anna n Scharfen berg. Nicholas
SchenoIen Elizabeth {. Suckney, William j.
Turnbu!l. Mary T. Turnbuli. William Mesier-
house, Thomas Walsh
Yon are her-5y notified that an assessment
is about 10 De made upon you 70 dcfray the eS-
pense Of the aforesaid Improvement. an
assessment roll has been made in The prem
fses and i on file i'm the clerks Office 81 said city
where 10 viii remain open Tor inspection until
Monday evening. sept. -. lss, when and
where YOU can appear before the Common
Council on said evening and show cause. u any,
why said assessments 81 ouid not be maic sno
collected according 20 law. -
". A. sHINkMAN.
Oh City Cle-k.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11
PETROLEUNS RISE


ne L4sS 80 whteh fhs Kirss Vel Wa
F~&na s@s Er2sto1 ga Ss~-Azay
sE<4 were R~in-a setsrs ifsws4ass Were
az-de Nance II sesas EsFis "~1is-
VERY few people are esguiz4nt even
IN EyesIera peuasy lr&alz ut the r2pldlty
q development u tAe petroleum ousi-
Hess fEom TIE tilne. thITsy seven Years
sgo. whea i VS. known ss seneca oal
Ae<ive operations began Ia ls.s. when
Col Drake, II New Haven, was en-
p,oyed ~ siAk al art7siasn WEB for bls-
seq & EFel~th. who had LEASED the Titus
vile ca springs IN 1874 from Brewer,
W StsoR 4 Co, Paying them $ coo Tor a
aiE.sty-Rine year lease
A rev years before the land nad been
traded 70 4 man named Chase for COW.
A. 6FsI Bsssll 8 Eveleta had trenches
dug. which filed with water and OF,
and this was pumped IaIo watts. The
+ vel drilled by Drake struck oll at a
degth Of 69s feet IL September i
F pumped forty barrels a day, which sold
F az 50 cents gallon. Ii began 10 hurt
the coal oil disriileries which made OIL
from shale and cannel coal
Operations spread down Oh creek. aud
ia December. 1859. a Wei was struck az
+ the Buchanan farm, near Housewife, bat
il was a small one. Mr. Harper states
that the first crude oil delivered in Pitts
burg wss from the Albion well on the
Allegheny river, owned by Phillips, krew
& Co This well made fifty barrels a
day. The oil sold az 30 cents a gallon
with the provision that the barrels b
returned. The machinery. supplies and
men necessary 10 drill the well were
shipped in the old canal packet Crysta
p.lare
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11


with the provision that the barrels be
returned. The machinery, supplies and
men necessary 70 drill the well were
shipped in the old canal packet Crystal
Palace.
WHEN WELLS MULTIPLIED.
In 1850 the petroleum trade began TO
be recognized IS a business worth some
thing more than curious mention, but
it's magnitude had not impressed itself,
for the people rated production of crude
in gallons and not in barrels. There
were no oil exchanges TO rouse public at
tention. Some big wells made their APP
pearance, but not many. The Hanil-
| ton McCIntock, two miles above Oil
| City, started off AT sixty gallons a min
ure, and was worth % cents a gallon at
the wells. The Economics began to
rake in shekels at Tidioute, and refneries
began TO spring up in various places.
Crude sold in TINS city at 90 cents gal
lon.
Royalty 10 land owners, now ranging
from one-eighth TO one-fourth delivered
in pipe lines, then ranged from one
fourth to three-fourths, and the oil was
furnished TO the land owner in iron
hooped barrels. which ranged in price
from &. 90 to 1926 each. This arrange
ment bankrupted some operators in 1862
when the price of crude dropped TO Il
cents barrel, and they allowed many
thousands of barrels TO flow into Oh
creek and down the Allegheny river. A
Senator Ingalls, might say. their rides
cent dreams of wealth were speedily
dissipated In September three-quarter.
of the oil in barrels furnished by tn,
operators was paid for the lease of 10
seventy-five feet front at Titusville.
In 1861 the greatest wells ever strucl
were brought in on Oil creek One IL
Butler county, on the Marshall farm
some years ago made a larger flow at tb'
outset, but it did not hold out long. TIL
breaking out of the rebellion and conse
quent pane FRUSTRATED petroleum bust
ness IN the early part of the year, but
revival Of the industry took place dur
ing the summer as the prospect began t
grow for increased uses for oil. l.
August there were 800 wells betweel
Oil City and Titusville. Ia Septembe
the Phillips No Q, on the Tarr farm, wa
struck. It's first days production wa
1000 barrels. The Empire was also flow
ing $500 day. The oil was SO plent
that wells were plugged, when the
, could be thus restrained, but man
|, thousands Of barrels we're allowed to m
into the creek, and tho Allegheny rive
was covered with oil for many miles bC
, low Franklin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11
A BEDROOM GYMNASIUM
Gcl1zs. rs francs, Tells Ho~ -
EaccIns 5Grcnz

D~..rt,s,sa a shs sz.pls 4sFsr.t@s rAat
Dssslsvs al a-seiss-tas AFeesr
Wel-ans 4sa skossals4ts SO
P1ysisaI Exercis@.
fecPEsIsar H-e
Ian asked a. mosf daily ~ 1en * -
a1e. sAe.hsr or net BbYsie4l exercise
. Hesiax frem faas esie gets from ~zlz-
lag = 81 Wal necessity % am ~ao
sould either kee2 ai-Ess.t Ia excsilsat
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11
Sealed Proposals.

M. A sHINKMAN. olty oiers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
Change Of Time G. RAJ. r.

Commencing Sunday, Get. 9Th, trains
viii arrive and depart rs follows:
For Clncinnati-o:30 a. m. and 500 p.
IN. Through parlor car on morning
and Wagner sleeping cur on evening
trains.
For Fort wayne-6:30 a. M, 200 p.
NJ. and 900 p. m.
Tor kalsmazoO-6.30 a. M. 1890 q.
m. 200 p. NJ, 600 p. IN. and 1850 p. m.
For Chicago-l0:30 n. m, 300 p. m,
GOO .. m. and 1870 p. m. Through
paflor car on 1880 a. m, and Wagner
Sleeping car on 1880 p. n. trans.
Trains arrive from tho south At 5:l5
=. m. 2 % a. m, 2.l5 p. m, 3:55 ,. N,
and 80 y. IN.
Cong north-Solid trsins for sag.
nsw at 7.30 n. m. and 4.S0 y. m.
For Traverse City-7.O5 =. m. and
I ] 80 2. m.
For Pe oskcy and Nacklnaw-ll .9C
q. m. amt 1890 q. m. ParlOr car o.
] ii.3a a. m. and Wagner sleeping car on
1880 D. n. trains.
Tor Cad llsc-5.o0 p. m.
Trans srrve from the north At 60
a. M, lo.l5 a. m, $50 ?. IN. and 1913
.. N.
Train going north At 1870 2. N. and
gong south at 600 p. ~. run daily.
MuskCg0n divlsion-Traus formerly
/ leaving 81 il % a. m. nov leave st II q
a. M All other trans on this dIvis.og
"a tcfrrp
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

Do not suffer from sick headache y
ruomoDt longer. It i not necessary.
Carriers Little Liver Pills VIII cure you.
Dose, one little pill. Small price. Small
dose. Small pill.
Mrs. Chas. Smith, of Jmes, Ohio,
writes: | have used every remedy for
SEX headache could hear of for the
past fifteen years, but Carriers Little
Liver Pills did me more good than all
the rest.
Have no equal as prompt and posi-
tive cure for sick headache, bihOusness,
constipation. pam IN the SIDE, and all
fever troubles. Carter's Little Liver
Pills. Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

RsxEfI : ard P4fsA2se3 Ssf n irsN ~ arks
sIsG zna ottsifleS ; a =. lIslsHt erliSt ] -
El.R q noGire taz. Efe SAY sfaff soss ET2s 3
ally aFepFcd q ana 1-saf pa - as ~ cHt.
unfH fas h@sa iutst earts. hsa Tie : . =
F1irIts8 moFfS teluIt / bfsaN tAktsk tAs
kAaaD - aad y tatt ~ ~ weeks <as -
frfis oaiea ~ eise6~e eezen2 Rnc
g-eFissis / aoW 81 krrst aGsES s1e bsse
& ken tie fzEaPsEs. aEA max nee sea tRt
kuoaleeer q shs1n. aspxriatfx HEtacfs q .
have shies ats ;. siY vfuPaons N theiI
heats sNa oealss / . it'ef txpTess nv thsaks
4 re. ~ eary 8 - ceFtfra vita Scslcs 2Hd
I wSs "a awtu >ps,t eie I3 tSaole, AVN a.
~ llrFY. N.rlln- Va
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
rNDRIEs

HrIstlrs. 10 cents pound. u cents.
Brushes and b-uons. etc. 40 per cent:
Ss and 81 per oeE-t.
Pearl and shell buttons. ~ cents line.
button MEASURE. and IS per cent; a. per
cent
Ivory. boae OF horn buttons. 80 per cent;
~ Per cent
Saoe buttons. vsluai st not exceeding 3
cents a Troes. cent a gross. 25 per cent.
Cork bark. 10 cents pound.
Corks. IS cents = pound. = per cent.
Fire c-sckerS of all kinds no allowance
for tsrel. cents pound; 100 per cent.
Powder vaiued ~ i-ss than % cents q
pound. 5 ceuts, = cents
Friction matches. 70 cents gross bor
and cent per 1000 according - size Il
bor. IS per cent
Undrsssed feathers. 70 pr cant; Is Ter
cent
Glass besss. loose. op>r cent. - per cent
Hurosn hsir. unmanBfscta--d. - per
cont. - pr cent.
Crnoiine cloth. . cents = .qusr. yard. -
Der c~nt
Hair for mattresses. Is per -snt. = PER
cent
Res-er h.s. .nd en. has bo8i--. s. per
cent. - sad - per cent
Jew-iry. = p>y oent = PET oeat
Precious stones set. = per oeut 2s per
e<nt
Betting md sole leather. - p~r crnt, Is
per c-nt,
Leather suitable for conversion into
manufactured articles shsA psy duty a.
ror6l1z O. 1rticles ioteaded 7c DEP cent
Kid gloves. 3 = - - p dozsn. scce-5
inz 80 SIZE. saeiss. - PEI cert leafher
xloves. 81 per cent. VITA from - csnes -
a. sozs1 sdd.tfoasl. socoriins - styls.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08


=, bounty q ~ cents on AT sugs-s
produced IA the United Ssstss testing
above 81 aud under % By the polsrfscoPe.
and u cente ca al tessiaz over N. Il
occs-ssrY provision. sugars below No 10
Dutch standard n coior are sdmitted free,
above that grade they pay :. cent poun1
duty. and in acslaon i-iQ cent poUni
shsii be collected on sngars above No IS
coming from Aay country thar pays a
Er-ater export bounsy on refined sugars
thsn on tne raw producs
Al machinery irn port-d i7tc the United
Stats between Jan. { 800 and Jan. T.
isr2 - ~ nsei in u1sfng beet sugar shall
aog par duty.
Under the cd lsv susrrs between Nos
- and % Dutch stsndt,i paid CENTS a
pourd duty aSovs No. =. S-lo cents a
pound. beet se gar machinery. s5 per cent.
The payment ~ the hcunfy shall begin
April {. isei. 9rcvi,iei that in March. 1871,
sugars not shcv- Ne. IS nay he rsfaei
sna stored IN eord wishout payment e
durT
Confectionery noe specifically provided
for. - per ccrt. ; 90 = senrs = pouud.
roRACco kNo Crssss
Cixsr wrscpers. O. a pound, r sserr-~d.
g. 81. - cents snf s.
Az ether lesf ssemned. = cents -
rents
C'zrs caerocss snd cicsr~ssss - 81
sinds. - 5, ccnnd snd . ser eentz e q
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

ea. = as1 ! et841 % .s-S< siks
sk1S - ueTtsr <betifl -
eblcA cacA< - iE isxese
-. ars - y itfhtaE. II
ucala s1rete1 ekefs Htset au.
a. ~ss r1a. khea tks Gr48
= IL lks sSziss. k1ieG teria. :
nsAEntlsx seee seEet fec
Ax4la n ssta eia I va
- - tnf e414efs 4E { (
So, tIf xltksisl /. AsAflSF
slKtHk ~ a. ~ - q Fs-css
az. i ksgl fas& te - as EA
asftlxrEs eHs ~ t4t str -
psEs th21l fppr Cfult -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

The October meeting Of the Grand
Rapids District Teachers ASSOCIATION
vii be held saturday. October u. At
the West Michigan Busness University.
The morning Session vii re devoted 20
papers And discussions. and the after
noon 20 outlining from memory TIE
first seveniy-nin@ Tsges Of Barnes
Genera History W Ave teacher Tlil
neglect those opportunities for self--nl-
provenlent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

The Grsu6 Rapids 4 Tnd'sns RAJ
road Company wEii sell Harvest kfcuf.
sson ticsets ~epten~ber ? snd p sn1
O. toipr "a - po.nfs south. south west.
Vtsf 49, northwest - orr fare Tor TIE
roan6 up, ncs~ts good toT retaFh
vithn a. rtv dsvs For ek~ts sna
further inforuspor. spHiy - a. Aifn-
onfsf. a. In5cr Stst on. or Geo. "
Munsoa. Cty Tieket once.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
MORTAR SPOTTED SKIN.
Cessrea ~kka ssAtes-Asfsf sRso1.ols-
Csss& s1 faxe ~ ssss - "a
C1xsxafA aeaAsa4s4A

! &W sea- = &c. kep Il fAs Sxtfaerx sxry
e4Fr D. tFrIrfEs kkxEDtEs feet.fs - -.
lss. As@ai ths - IS Aftz. So ! Esiise4 sales
l.tt 49, IL s.,F ssls 81 Il 1aEi sea q a. ssser
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

Sod eyeryshere. Price. ttrcrKA. a,c!s soar.
2se. kFs9 VAST Sl.ss. Prepared " the forlAk
DEyGASb ta<siCsi CnHfOtAfiOS. bosioh.
81 Ssud fJg hoH 4 AuFr -kio islsi ass.
o. pages. a IA ustrStleAs, aud 100 tcsi iac nis .
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
cUnCURA RESoLyEET

The new Blooe aaG ir Pafttef aaa greAtesi
- Humor kolatd G 5. intsl nslS 90 eAnse tie
tlao1 II ) / iIlg critics. shd tE1R r-mHse tAs
c3usri ana crfltCRs. tie EftAi fkln Afr, a q
egFfCgHs - as ex4u ste - 3 bcSuIlEer
externally. Il. clear TIE 81 ana SO , Aho z
store h hair. cure Fcrs 80 Al = o Ag0niklus
iieh Rg. burning. sssls. sac p.mpiy diseases u
TIC kin. seAIp. anu bio0t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

NIPPLES. black -hesas. red. roush. chapPed
ilIfl and Oily skin cured by CCflcVBA Soar.