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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-06-28
Remarkable Bishop Taylor

At last accounts Bishop William 'fay
i0r was sic! with bronchitis in Liberia
and unable to 90 to the Congo as h.
had planned. Il is the wonder OF all ",h@
had known of Bishop Taylor's exploits
that he did not die long ago. He has 'hr
rem, arkab}e habit GU his marches OF steep
ing out Of d5ols on the ground, with 4
stone FOR pillow. The night air in the
malari0us Congo Val regarded as
anything bu5 healthful, and old stagers
on the Congo say month OF the un
necessary exposure the Bishop seems to
court would be the death OF them. Bu'
he seems to bear a charmed life, and lew
would have made such fast time tramp
ing down The Congo as this remarkable
missionary, who, Though nearly acvcrty
years old, can beat any OF his band digg
ing irrigation bitches. and has thong t
nothing OF marching for weeks under
the tropical sun and dropping down
beside tue path at dark for a nights
sound sleep.
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uIIow nuch?" How gratifying to community to know
that his life zyas insured Yesterday Three Thousand Dol
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.,..r..r On Mcstern rewsnaner Off

Stranger Gin Western newspaper Off }
Bog pardon, sir, but myself and FREUD
need help 10 decide be-. Have yea a
copy Of Hoyie
Old Reporter-No. Don't need any
If the dispute is anything about c,ra.
90 into that room across the hall ard
SIX for the religious editor -Ne~ To,E;
Wcebly.
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THE TIMlDITY OF GREAT MEN.


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ir,, thai bo rrmen,bprs rs ,clhn l.,trr
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in Boston .bere was reasirn. for So,
,or,,ose -; il,, or,gua..s Of Harry
ro;I.a. IN ,pJ .,,nr I. a,on and Cha, 81,
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and .,,asnin., his arm sand suhs,an,i -.
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II it he apIy to suffer with aches, pains. dehilt,
and weakness. caused by mpiaint. dyspcp
STA. ague and fever, try BROOM HIRE BITrEHs Il
purely vegetable medicine that speedily cure,
Frank Price. OF Cccilton, Catherine Holland, o
Fair uill Miss Peterson. of Newark, Mrs. Tubhs
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. maxwell, OF Wilmington
Del, besides many others who suffered Tor years
For sale at Frlzer'S Drug store, Elktor, Nj
Trial bottles % cents: large size, SI.o0. Ash you
druggist Tor it. Depot, 5O4 II Gilman Street ihila
drtpiia Maylgtr
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Is bad place to have the tn.ur vi
fare of our family. A good solid bod, |
good for a certain sun of m.-'., IN
iutced by an old nd is'ja"ia corp ration
That is that We advertise.
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Traveller at 5ho ticket oflice. II want
a half ticket, too, for my boy"
Agent, suspiciously. edo you mean
to say that boy isn't over tweIve?'
"Na, only eleven
"OD, we'll IN above ten have TO pay full!
rates.
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lars was paid by me to a widow, whose husba"
sazrd to pay the premium on his policy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-06-28

She-The,e's MIR. Jones. He litor
airy man, i'u't he?
Ha-Y-ya-es.
She-WhaU's his lino-tction.
He-Y els he's journalist.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

TIE Leader ble~ il.elf - $40 =
gF>.s de<l of cheap ln5 .gask.ea lsst
sssasag cssF shs fzLzsRAG. HEsALD's >
alleged ''nsss zkA4ex Eesa Esy J :.
FaienEi1s. Is = 41ise key thai tae
teLzssAa-HkEA1D las so.sas .s aluch
Fespset for the tFs1e ullnisesr * ChF.st.
a. nas the Leader has tks IEEEazkas-
hA4AED las 10 ss1eh l.Ck -spita.e EeseE-
s1ce Tor tns M.n sgrss o. aay otasf
Class u ham4a h< ag.. ss 81 eisee -
mcalh wnea elssgy u1aa gsts .aso po.-
iiies o. dsseea1s saLo political lf.eks.
II Nr Turner s4s good enoaga tor
ksF. NalsRgLne aesl ne wz1led nls eas
doxssmsnt To- oliee. be : good enough
for Rev. Valentine Aos. II = nos tue
qaest.on o. goodness ta4E t1ogolss Rev.
NAlsaElne. DIT the question q oEbee.
Since tne IELE0EAk-HEKALD called
him 'eomle N4lsnlns," the IELE-
okAA HEEALD hss learaed taAt he went
noEe thza once 70 Mr. Turner loE his
endorsement. Ire TELEoRAai- HERALD
las also learned that the ". K. C. OF
Lansing and the G.. A. K. OF Lansing
lad 40 such trouble with MF. Turner
as Rev. Valentine stated. A careful
peFasal OF other columns of this ssue
Of the TELEe EAA-HEEALD VII shOw the
foundations Of our belief. This Is the
unenylAble position of Rev. Valentine:
He failed 10 get Mr.. Turner'S endorse
menl Tor positions aud he mas turned
upon nim; he has told al least one
story IN his letter that is untrue and
probably more; be told things whlcn, II
true, his G.. A. r. oath bound nun not
TO tell. because OF their being recorded
proceedings of the Post at Lansing.
When = minister of the Gospel puts
himself IN such a position. the TELE-
GRAM-HERALD knows no respect for the
ministry, which compels II TO pat him
on the back and encourage him TO 60
on in that way. The Leader seems 10
be naturally attracted to that pattern
of minister. It's politics seem 10 be
its religion, TO- il was never known to
pat any preacher on the back, except
one who had done some dirty work for
the Democratic party. The TELEGRAM
HERALD may perhaps be sacreliglous,
according to the Leaders standard, but
il can not be convicted of any hypo-
critical slop-gush over preacher, SIM
ply because of his ministerial calling.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

The tolloa4lg ngQres we're taken ~
= contemporary from the BOOKS OF :
Egm doing busiRess dufing the year,
ls4o-l-2-9-4. and hFlns dong the same
kind OF BUSINESS To-Day. Tee Qusstion
70 De answered S, where Is the tauf
Lax tnAt has been added 10 the former
cost
Loaf sugar, then 20 % 25ci nov 81.
Common sugas, Lhen 10 10 lzEci nov
81.
Axes, then 50 IS to $3.50; now s5c.
CaNco, thea Isl, %, 53g, S7l, 44e; now
5 10 &c.
Csheo. blue. then 25c; now 5to7.
Canton nannel, then 25c; now 5 10
1910.
Merino. then 81 10; now soc.
Muslin. then l6s 10 zoe; now l0c.
Waddlng. per sneet, then l2sc; now
3 10 4c.
Rice. then 10 to l2ic; now s3c.
Snoyels. then Sl.75; now oOc 10 IL 90.
Nails, al, then ~ 10 l3se; nov &c.
Nails. Cd, then 10 10 l24c; now SIC.
Nalls. sd, then l0c: now 3tc.
Nails. 2Od, then l0c; now SC.
Glazed muslin, then % 10 size; now
s5e.
Window glass, per box, then $500;
nov s575.
Window glass, l2xl6. per pane, then
37ac; now l2lc.
Salt, per boil. then $3.50 to $i.O0; now
Sl.05.
Tea, then 81 90, sl.25 to $3.50; now SO
TO 60c.
Flannel, white, then SO, 75c to sl.oo;
nov so To 75c.
Flannel, red, then 1925; now Is to
soc.
Lawn, then 504c; now 81 to 10c.
Nankeen, then 37ic; now l0c.
Challi, then ST. 80; now to soc.
Handkerchief, cambria, then soc; now
10 to 20c.
Gingham, then 37I to soc; now to
SIC.
Sheeting. then I6s to zoe; now to
SIC for brown; TO l23c for white.
Swiss muslin, then al l.l2l; now l2l to
SOC.
Cotton stripe, then 37l; now to 25c.
Bobnet, then 62t: now 25c.
Pins, per paper, then l24c; now sc.
Overshoes, then S2.75; now so to 90c.
Lining, then 20; now Ia to loc Tor ST.
licia: cambrlc, &c.
Drilling, then % to 44c; now 81 to
10c.
Satin, per yard, then $500; now 75c
to $3.50.
Bed ticking, then 3lI to 335c; now 10
to 20c.
Raisins, per pound, then 37lc; now 10
TO zoe.
sad-irons, per pound, then l2!c; now
&c.
Common iron per pound, then 6ic;
now 2fc.
Steel, per pound, then 124c; now, tire,
&c; plow steel, 81 to &c.
Round iron, per pound, then 10c; now
2-inch, 2 $40, s-inch, 2 7-l0c.
Band iron, per pound, then S5c; now
24c.
Screws, inch, per gross, then 75c; now
30c.
Salaratus, then 25c; now SIC.
Pearl starch, then 25c; now 4ic.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
ANOTHER LIE.

The story told IN Rev. Mud-slinger
Valentines letter to the Detroit Mud
sill, that James NJ. Turner had rented
rooms for disreputable resort. direct
ly under the w. K. C. rooms, and his
insulting reply to the ladies who re-
monstrsted with HIM about it, turns
out to be a pure fabrication. The
ladies, who ought to know as much
about the matter as Rev. Valentine,
have entered this denial:
Editor State Republican:
"As members of the Lansing Relief
Corps, and being among those who de-
sire 10 see fair play IN the matter of a
selection OF Governor, and noticing the
many assaults that have been made on
Mr.. Turner, and especially the one in
the Free Press of Monday, from the
pen of Rev. J. S. Valentine, we desire
to correct statement concerning our
order that was made in that article. 1t
is from that paragraph which says that
Mr.. Turner, as agent, leased that por-
ton of the building directly under
meath the rooms occupied by the corps
disagreeable to them they were obliged
TO make complaint to Mr.. Turner.
"The statement, 10 our best knowl-
edge and belief, is untrue. Never to
our knowledge WAS complaint made
10 Mr.. Turner, or such q thing men
toned among the members OF the corps,
and furthermore, if such state of af-
fairs existed we did not know OF it.
Mrs. w. L. REED,
Mrs. II. L. THAYER."
Mrs. Reed, at the time the alleged
complaint was made, was an officer OF
the W. r. c., and is much surprised To
learn of so much important business
being transacted without her knowl-
edge. Almost any one is liable to be
thunderstruck at modern Democratic
campaign methods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
WINANS & OWEN
ersyD UNION
REAL EsT TE EXCHANGE.


leseI hoit - -..-.-..---.'''.
WANTED-Msie Hep coos. machine
" hAn8s iaa ter. 5 "a ~ nauas sff.rsI
good agents. sEDds yess blocE
kkANTED-f -inais H-lp-s seceaa sifis.
eeess. eiHiuF rom -. kitclfA {.
4 ning-roou airs fsr frs; cas- hotels nuislos
cfv L,f es farl5f fTewef hieck.
lTsfNrss CHAN E@-Fo+ sale 81 ssrhaHrs
ID DRY gness sfert ts3t gfntefv efest siff
hsres AZ sfeesss - ana $50 sloes SEM =
nerchaadss' So. a Befai ttees 80. "a gsn
f0s. beras. bugEY aAfaess And nlarf*tf -
spar Hi tefefs a. fffherts fof house and ief
brock bsuse I'D lof % arr it - ,hsffs ior
hf~rf. ti~n sfock = afF goods ih c.if a. -
chsnse for house sDa let
tkfE WhNI siilh nsed 81 srnpisfnenf 90 - li
eged places ans eeoa wares sna
ToVef hiacE.
C-ryn vfH bsy = uev room t1use 70 -eHft
aoi'D crane RAPIDS WY sii seu psf fett
eeCto euls. 20 . honls on eszi1 ief O.
.st-'o Shi1eT-fi.
&-C,1 is 81. prfcf ~ s-sfpfT. trooH' heuss
> tt't 81 ffruandest
5000 81 actually buT rire Iitts sroafn
.sr3D colfars on AoifeFe. htsf1 hex she
blcrs frem cars.
49,, vffl t.,,r a i,s.s.s 10 rqoa repsif Dssr
sNJJb IlHeein Farf - - -
e4qo.o A. thls pries - esn 80 Fpa 80
SlptJ ssass va Z. orsresas. eel 10
csisd.
es4so This - rsrs bsrss' 2 isrTs - sne
~ l.tt f~rr E-oafr houses rir So ssgsrsts
Is ds.rt ~ - tsis chzaes
e.a-p Tse spsfIal bargs - ~ fhis price
= L.V sas on West see saf ont 70 fHnth
part II eifs
rr4RvE-Vs hs~s severs ri - itt q fsrmt A.
+ srshsngs - e - prepsffY
A rTrTfF CASH 49, sas . ere nsIf irtsresf
= IL ~ eHes Business vns q to bssi in ths
sIfT
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
VI fto- ". =. MID,
Mrs. II. L. THAYER. +"
NOT ELLIS CROWN JEWEL.

A. A. Ellis says ne IL opposed 10 "a
system adopted for the purpose of
getting votes, which makes Michigan
soldiers pay an additional direct tax to
support Union soldiers, while, at the
same time, II exempts the Southern
states, which in my [hisl opinion
should De compelled TO pay their full
share ia caring for Union men," Does
Mr.. Ellis INK he can mislesd any one
by such IIgglery as that? He says
''the Southern States ought to be COM
PEELED 20 pay their full share IN caring
for Union men, This Is an admission
that the Southern States are adverse 70
such payment, and he knows, as well
as any one else. that the Southern
States are in fact the Democratic party,
tne Northern Democrats being only a
eaudal attachment 10 the nam body,
and as goes the former 50 goes the
latter. Then, too, all know that in the
hftieth Congress the Democrats fill
bastersd for nine strs ght days TO
prevent the passage of tue Funding
bill, which would nave returned TO the
loyal states the amount they paid the
Government. during the Democratic
rebellion, for the mSintensnceof the
Union. Consistency u not one OF Mr..
Ells' crown jewels.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
TOWER
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS AND o TOWER sLock.

DEG0lIA .Proprletors
WANTED Male helps travelling statesmen.
" J painter. gsnitor. cabinet mAEerk
porter. cAnyassers. on salary, agents On
nrst~cl&ss article.
lNANTED-Femkie heip-s girls for genera
w houSework. 2 sewing girls chamber
maids, launcresses. J Companion for LADY o.
70 20 California
LoR shLE--one-hsif inierea in 8 good -
Iablished business IA city Eenegsi et0ctl
wiz inyoice about slt0s . chance ior some On
70 sfep iHto gS0c business
L'0R SALE room house on Lsrrsre-st near
MenhAm-aNe. near both oatle aBd electric
car Ines With All modern Improvements
EOR SALE-Dursb house on Hall e. nesr
= o. shees rents for tls per month
lsrge lot Price sl70o.
LeOR SALE or ENCHANGF-lHostan Naxsl
A ine ~ room house ca East-si. Iafge i8l
city water. furuac-. and 81 Modern Improve
meRts 10 exchange Tor dwelling an Boston.
Mass.
IsOR SALE OR EXcHANGE-l23 acre farm i2
beech and maple timber. ls room br.ck house
large basement barn and other out buildings
10 exchange for civ property.
EoR sALE-A fine 7-room house on Center
a. ST. good sized iot. nDe sasde sno lawn.
price sis0A
L,OR sALE-ll-room house or Fast bricee-st..
furnace. sewer. city water. cCfncr lot aad
finely MASHED. price ~ %. easy terms.
k'0R SALE OK EACnhN1b-sroom house
ana large corner let. room ior another
house on lot. on fwo graded streets. vita sew-
ers. etc, 20 exchange Tor iarm would assume
some incumbrauce.
L'OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-efoom house
on Tbomasst. near East 81, nicet In
ished and sgsf completed come and see a.
E-OR sALB-z lois OF HastlnKsst or easy
terms or win exchange Ter Improved
properly.
MONEY TO LOAN on real ard perEo1si prep
IA erty In sums - salt. hopmst sncf Iover
block.
HOUSES and rooms 20 rent aisa . nu nf~r %
Al good tenants ~zufinE 20 rent. bang a
your Keys Rooms And s. Tower b.ock
DEsOLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

A CORRESPONDENT of the State Re-
publican comes to the front, in answer
to Rev. j. s. Valentines assertion that
he has been a Republican for the past
thirty years, and declares that the Rev.
preyaricator told him, less than SIX
months ago, that he did not vote for
President Harrison, because he could
not do SO conscentiously, but was glad
he was elected just the same. He is
simply another one of those Methodist
ministers, who have to bow TO the die
tates of majority of the conference,
and at least pretend to be Prohibition
lists, although their reason may rebel.
He doubtless voted for the Prohibition
ist candidate for President, because
some blgoted fanatic told him he
couldn't be a Christian unless he did so.
What a remarkable ministerial con-
science ne must have, that makes hlm
vote for one man, and hope for an
others election. The Prohibtionist' 5
theory Of the inconsistency would be
that the Lord elecuoneered him in one
ear and the devil in the other-the
Lord for the Prohibltionist. and the
devil for the Republican. A delight
ful religious belief, that VIII the
Rev. J. w. Reid kindly look after his
own? Book HIM for an Office under the
Democratic-P Prohibition administration
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

AsI II. FosD Thursday evening de-
slinsd 10 discuss p0htcsi issues with a
Woman. Mrs. VI. Adele Hazlett, when
challenged 20 do 80 by the Republicans
II Caledonia. The main political issue
under discussion Il the tariff. There is
nothing in the tariff that may not be
properly discussed between a lady and
a gentleman, nor that need bring a
blush - even the seusitlvely modest
cheek Of Me- Ford, when mentioned in
in the presence Of ladies', provided a.
ways thst tue free trade speaker should
Discus and not abuse, omit bissphsn-
eus cstss or indecent stories, AVOID
lying or anything not proper IN an
argument nth isdy. and careful
examination Of the tsrif schedules
SHOWS thst. IN case a free trade orator
does uot possess Rstgve American cour.
age and gentemanlness enough 20
TropsrlY discuss polihcs with wer'sn,
both couraee and deceucy are On the
free list. and there = nothing - pre-
vent h.s importing enough Ter one
reetng.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

WILL father Winans and sonny
Dorsn, when they are bowling about
the Republican administration of Mich
igan's finances, refer just once to the
Democratic administration OF Ind .snas
finances That State on January ].
1890. was s. $40, ,615.l2 IN debt. the most
of which has been incurred by the
Democracy in the last six years. When
howling about nigh State taxes, will
Peter compare them with Grand Rap
ids taxes just once. and see whether
the Republican State or the Democratic
city il burdening the citizens No. ne
is not candid enough to wish to learn
the truth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

ttkkkk hsx 9ne ste te ~. "a estate
" az be tes sea ~ siiii.s "a ! ; a'fesia.
ffaf cAIE~<,r ekcAsAEe. lser 1rs k1oe1
t1ases 50 the 81 >laei Wlt - A@sss
4ar aell<t AIS iei - sAeanf lett - e4atteasi
fAxi ~ Gas. ARao 2ihas @ra& steis I. ssae
~ -
ks3k eA1.k-Ay nex heme Ne - teIt@ct
&fs.. 5osf saNtA 81 ea4tt.1. etis ~ tAe
pfettlrAl iso< SlG heSI HelS hiss Ao,.es "a tAe
cts 81 mSeefg iiuFre< ca1c4ts AGe ttl f.ltlla
! a@ss est sssa sAs fFlat teef huret cs u
lars AKA erof i Ia <ese t9i e4tS ~
tachan&n. lc1xsFt kleck fasEsI aAN y 81
fAok SAkK-A AeR ii-roon house a. lerIAce
Ave- bclwcto L.4sn No1r sna titti-Ate.
aaigk sci turGsct. NoAlsnird celiaf elacE c4l-tc
hsusf. stNtf fiiY e4ief. ctSlcrR, t&A tl~llto.
ths heaftb isy was - eatsiee cAttnaeA, hrsi
s4sfy nEtsisee ~ R4heic~ oat. tllslet tieScl.
mArtif iAsataf1 an1 nskf tlf Viii hNi AID
ouia water. iot ga isA Kf@ac4. koaGee. ssr4
seiks aao ceaorrtf slreet Ns.kA safN fli.i 20
nAt1f = eNk4 AaEsf baili ~ Na mkief iaIs 81
fhrongt price Ssass o. - pei nieAth Ara
sseess hea<s 81 Psr.s ave-. slth a. mooefn
impre & Ala1 -. txles aT - gef NoGtI - psf
ments Vacant isis 81 Para C. lcke aHa ] 81
Fsce-sse.. a. ifea sAE 8 Sla<N Nhar.es ".
Iufs lcasaTs block fasri-sl rutraapr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

conse eoat~nagt- he pe2as -a-iiEsz, Ne
zrl<ss Tor ta< LeA1sE. sp<aks y Ehs
IS1xs14N AE24L1s FsaaarSs % tAs
eo1a9 9St * kes !. ;. Na-s1tRe s.
= ~aolslBg veteEsn ep - rlase0is os-
ezase 0f - 1isaaness-s o<la1aess re-
cc.Fsd IA tAs tAlek1ess u tas ngeL
Ths IEIEsk4N-HKk4LD al noshlaE q
lhe klna and s0ald nos be accused ol
- d0lag. - sny0as sa0 kao~s eaoaga
. read TIE kIs.lsA language aaaeT-
steaciaSiy. or NO h4s native honesty
sD0ugn - Flse Atovs partisan spissR.
The iELEoRAxHERALp las 10 fQrtasr
reply % MAKE 10 ignorance or SANDER
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

AN Iowa tariff newspaper aptly says
that ''in less than five years the Demo-
cratic party will be trying to prove that
they passed the Mckinley bill" The
oaitor has been reading political history
70 sOme purpose.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
ABEL T. PAGE,
Room I, RcRsynoId's Elk, Grand Rapids,

Room 7, RcRsynOld's Elk, Grand Rapids,
Buys and sells Real Estate. Stocks and Mort.
CAGES. Invests Money in Profitable business
Enterprises and paying Real Estate STecula-
tions Money TO loan u sums desired pon giit
edge securities. STANCE OF aBy on sh.ng
g. purchase CHEAP er expensive hems. farm.
lot or su lurban property will DO veil 10 call
and see what have for sale. Toe lsf is large
to choose from. Ny onx residence IN the cliy
and many years IN tie rea estate business
with thorough kHuwiedEe Of values viii be
of great al dvantaee 90 Uuyers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

We can not help wishing that some
one might accidentally get hurt in
one of those French duels. 1t might
have a tendency 10 put an end to the
HllY nraCtice.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

I vas troubled with Lver Complai,t
for years. and suffered terribly. LAKE
the druE0 - ADVISED ase 70 take Sulphur
Bitters. I took three bottles snd rev
an vel nlan.--L. FsnneT, Wstsrssry.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

The earlier symptoms Of dyspepsia
such "a distress after eating heartburn.
and occasional headaches. should not
be neglected. Take Hoods Ssrsspsrlla
If you wish to be cured Of dyspepsia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
To sUBscRIBERs.

Any Subscriber 60 rhE TELEGRAM
HERALD Who fails 10 receive the paper
regularly. or who may have reason 40
eonaplala OF late delivery, win confer q
special favor by informing this once OF
ths fact al once. sead postal card or call
up tste phone 5SI-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

We would call the attention Of the
editors OF the State of Michigan to the
fact that Rowland Conner, Of Saginaw,
has been nominated for the Legislature.
This IS the gentleman that stated at the
banquet given the Michigan State Press
Association at their twenty-third an
nual meeting, held at Saginaw in July
last, that "tbers VAS not an editor IN
Michigan or elsewhere that was rot for
sale, and that they could be bought for
500 apiece" Il 5 the obvious duty OF
every editor IN Michigan. regardless Of
politics, religion. sex or color. 20 do MS
whole duty Ia elecHng Rowland Con-
nor-to stay at home. Any man who
would thus deliberately insult the edI.
tors Of Michigan. while he and they
were the guests OF the city OF saginaw.
Is not fit person - have seat in the
Legislature Of the great State Of Mioni-
Tsn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25

Loose's Red Clover Pie Remedy. =
a positive specific for ali forms Of the
d d.sesse. Blind, Bleeding, Itching.
liberated, md Protrudins Piles-Price
soc. For sale bv al drueEists
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25


second District
EDMUND ". BARNARD. Grand Rap
Third District
NORTON PITCH. Of Sparta.
County rieke.
For state senator
WILLIAM 4. ADAMS
For Sheriff
ISAAC y. LAMOREAUx.
For County Clerk
JAMES :. KNOX.
For Register OF Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE.
For County Treasurer
SHERMAN I. C0LSON.
For Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES :. McbklDE.
For Circuit Court Commissioners
DWIGHT GOSS.
ALFRED WOLCOTT.
Fer Coroners-
HENRY T. LOCHER,
DANIEL J. WALLACE.
Fer Surveyor
DokR SkEBLS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-25
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY.


Yer Goreruor--
JANIS N. TURNER. OF InEham-
For Lieutenant dgyern0r-
WILLIAM = LINrON. OF Saginaw.
FOR secretary 0f State
AsHIN6TON GARDNER. Of Calhoun.
For state rrrasurer-
JOSEPH h. MOORE. Of Wayne.
For Auditor Genera
THERON \. aIDDINGS. Of Kalamazoo.
FOr rCommissioaer Of Stale Land once
JOHN q. bkRkl. Of Otseso-
For Attorney Geners,-
BENJAMIN ". HUSTON. OF TuscolA
For supsrintendeuts sf Public Instruction
Okk cCHtkL. Of katoa-
For Member Of state Beard OF Education
JANIS II BALL0U. Of AllegAa-
Fer Justice Of the supreme Court
EDW ARD CAhlLL. Of lnxnam-
Congregational Ticket
For Representative IN Congress. Fifth District.
CHARLES W. watkins. OF Kent.