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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

els raunce vas an QUEER one - tuile
embroidered with flower SPRAYS. and az
tha hes3 ~ the voiant. enclrcling the
skirt. ras bard of white feather trim
n, nr reakf-r lIke : fan of snow. The
SKIRT srare-v was cf aesvy white t1ile
fuishei ri-h q BEN. through which vas
run bread white ribbon arf above
which vr-s second hand ~ tha sownv
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

% the one So often described between
the scotchman and his wife, who com.
rrouise1- on the man's say.
An evening dress oi Waite satin was
ere OF the moss Elective shown. over
ths rl.stenis- material was drapod cost
lv black iece raura. up in wide shallow
fes .oons ahoEt chs bottom OF the skirt
erl held u place 81 Jet pendants. The
corsage was ~ heavy yellow brocade
dcaped with straight pieces q the lace,
win short sleeves of lace and brocade.
More picturesque vas a costume Of
stone gray plush wi-h hat OF gray vel
vet and feathers. ard most interesting
of an. perhaps, as indicating the drift,
of pres nt fashions. was toilet OF pale
r-een silk. with sleeves nearly Fat and
trimmed both on skirt and corsage with
succession CT small squares OF black
embroidery. very open n design and
fastened together &c the corners with
small louis XIV. knots. these being re-
placed on bodice and sleeves with tiny
lunches OF three or four small feathers
held by minute buckles.
Acouple of days spent in Baden-Baden
reveals the fact that this most popular
ot German watering places is none the
less popular for having grown much less
wicked. The days of public gambling
are over. but tho great saloon OF the
IConversationhaUs, the flower saloon. :"
the Trinkhalle. where the waters are
dispensed. tho beautiful pleasure
grounds and the thronged LichtenthaleI
Alice overflow this season. "a all sea-
sons. with visitors, German, French,
Russian and English. in smart costumes
and making q babel Of tongues. The
CAV little town is . wonderful contrast
20 the quiet rustic valley on which il
lies. and after tho drive along the
Oosbach. where peasant women in quaint
costumes are gathering the grape har-
vest and guiding yoSes Of COWS fastened
20 strange, old-dme wagons, one rubs
ones ewes at tke spectacle presented
under the shaded avenues Of lines and
oaks. among tho flower beds and by the
fountains, where the huge caps OF the
droschkv drivers rise above the ruches
and RULES % their mistresses, and
trained silks sweep tho grass borders,
and there IS laughter and bright color in
the air.
In the Trlnkhalle one morning a
Young Russian Countess displayed the
most dashinr % Casino gowns, which a
group - Erouchwomen openly envied
and an English girl looked on with Won
der and truly British disaQprovaL Il
was a cream taGeta with deep aonnce
s0oat the bom. pinked in points. over
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21
The Ohicago Routa.

Grand Rapids & Indiana and Michi-
gan Central railroad, through Wagner
sleeping ears. Commencing Monday
June ~, trains VIII run AS follows:
Grand Rapids 20 Chicago - Leave
Grand Rapids, 1925 q. H., 1880 p. "a
arrive Chicago, 4:l5 p. m, 500 .. Ia.
1925 a. m. ran has Wagner parlor car
Grand Rapids to Chicago, arriving
taerc in time for all afternoon Westoru
connections. 1880 p. m. train has
through Wagner sleeping car. These
trains will run daily except Sunday.
Chicago TO Grand Rapids-Leave Chi
cago, 7.O5 a. H.. $40 y. m, 1910 D. IN.
arrive Grant Rapids, Z.O5p. NJ, 500 p
M, 6:50 a. n. $40 p. M. train has Wag
uer parlor ear, Chicago TO Grand Rap
ids, daily except Sunday. Dining cat
attached between Chicago and kalama
700. l0;l0 p. m. tram daily except
Saturday, has through Wagner sleeping
car.
Fer sleeping car reservations. appll
at Union ticket Office. MOuroc-st., or C
&. Almquist ct station.
[. L. LOCKWOOD. G.. 2. & T. A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21
HOW DID IT FeED7
Perhaps II Get Iss Board Out Of the Lo=
That Surrounded II.

Perhaps It Get fts Board Out Of the Log
That Surrounded ~.
The following, says the Chattanooga
News. is related b. Frank Wyatt. OF
Rome. Ca. who has been visiting rela-
tives at Nartindaie. on the Chattanooga,
Rome e. Columbus railroad, about thir-
q miles south of Chattanooga Frank
used 70 attend Sundav-school regularly
and "a considered a truthful boy with
ont much malhattonisu flowing In bis
veins He Says
My -ousln owns wstormiil. and n
removing some distractions foead an
immense les imbed3ed In tie stream.
which must have beea submerged for a
number 81 Gears The log had 20 be cut
in tvo to r~movo it. and much 20 our
surprise we fosn3 &c holIoT. although it
had every appearance ~ being solid.
one - che negroes whlle eevar1ininr The
lor looked insn the hollow and thought
he saw something moving re began
using his are ar8 soon bad the log cat
tnto in another place.
Imagine our smazsrens when we
discovered a live catfish which hsd
grown - An enormons size and lcnTth.
and vas 50 completely wed zed in the
h0ilow as - - Unable - move except
t' oren ia mouth and wi-zis rs tail-
TIE fsh as verg lively and appz-eatlT
in 80 enjoyment ~ exceliert hsaIfh
TIE qgessica is how al che fsh gss
inso thc iog. ss tbe only ueans of in-
xrsss or eggass "a eoria discover vas a
sraIl. rornd hole not nsra nan tTe
irches in diameter Ne sarnised taas
- n-est hsvs erte-~t she lttle opening
whsn 10 iarzer tnsn = nianow aa5
zrsvn grsst il his soiissrT cea3ne-
rsrne
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

10 was just al ordinary scrap OF
wrapping paper, but IL saved her life.
She was in the last stages Of consump-
ton, told by physician. that she was
incurble and could live only a short
time; she weighed less than seventy
pounds ON piece OF wrapping paper
She read of Dr. Kings Ncw Discovery
cHd got sample bottle. it helped her.
SGa bought q large bottle, it helped her
more, bought another and grew better
last. continued ITS use ard Is now
strong. healthy. rosy. plump. weighing
1i0 pounds. For fuller particulars seud
stamp 10 W. II. Cole, Druggist, For'
Smith. Trial Bottle of th, wonderful
Discovery 10 cents, at Peek Bros Drug
store
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21


- aoa kRlN t84t. IA t4ese 44gs q
Isssiiag tha lo.lsss ef royaitJ are avt -
- as sell worta tsscrlelRg - tboss =
other md siiiial.. Yet nay, "a passing.
ruenEaa tna fast tlat NesrA aas been
making soas pretty dresses for Princess
Chrisa1a ~ England I Understand
that the a. socrat af gowns zbates Moth
ing af ais aespoti4na Huen desl gazing COS
tunes tsr people possessed % high 4nd
ulgasg tides, and taat Ia tbis Instance
fhiazs cane almost 20 an open clash
ever soms ~ the ssrnltures, the f'rin-
cess expressing a visa Tor ceEraia az
rangsmeHts. Nhicb prefereHes sas sone-
~has unceremoaisgsiy brushed aside.
IN The end. hoseFer, compromises we're
negotiated. aalah FaFtook of the uztgrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21
rIE CuICA0o-CfaND RAPIDS SHORT
E1SE


The oaly Through rraiH Service Between
Grand .lapids. Traverse city aud Chi
cage - tie the Chicago West
ssichisen Ey. 20 New Bu6aio,
Thence via. Michigan Cent
raj Railroad.
Traverse City and Grand Rapids 70
Chicago;
Leave traverse City .. m, f6:l5
p. m.
f1.oo p. NJ, fli:35 p. II.
Arrive Chlcago-tl.l5 p. m, $3.50 p.
H., fS.05 q. IA.
Except Sunday. iDaily.
Except Saturday, tram leaving Ira
verse City 6.l5 p. M, connects a.
Grand Rapids with combination sleep
iug and chair car, arriving Indianapolis
1880 a. M, and with sleeper Tor Chlca-
90 daily.
AZ Chicago connections made with
diyerging lines for ali points west,
southwest and northwest; at Grano
Rapids with D.. L. & \. Il. Il. for Lam
sing, Detroit and all points east.
ChicaSot to Grand Rapids and Traverse
City:
Leave Chicago-s9.CO a. m, s4:4O p.
m. ill:l5 p. m.
Arrive Grand Rapids-*3:55 p. m,
+l0:l5 p. M, f6:30 a. m.
Arrive Traverse City-#ll:05 p. m,
5000 a. m, Hoo p. M.
Except Sunday. IDaily.
The 4:40 p. m. train connects at Grand
Rapids with sleeper for Traverse City,
connecting with steamers, arriving
Charleyoix 1880 n. M; Petoskey, l:30
p. m; Harbor Springs, 90 p. NJ
Mackinac Island, 7:l5 .. m; st. Ignace,
500 p. m.
The Ills p. m. train has through
sleeper TO Grand Rapids, connecting
with train arriving Traverse City .0O
p. IN. WN. 4. GAvETT,
p Acting Gen. Pass Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

SgNrTc2 -Iclstures lrtease itching
ard s.Iagng. most az nIght; worse Is
sN.alcbing. II allowed &c continue
tamors form, Nhieu oiten tiera and
uicegate, becoming yefy sore. >aANNF s
GlNrNrsr stops the itching aua bleed
ms. heals ulceration, and ln mcst cases
removes tle tumors. Al urugg sts, 90
bg mai. Tor - cents. Nr suayne y
sln, Pa .aaeluha.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

The best salve IN the world Tor cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, Chl.blslns,
Corus and ali skin Crupuous. and pas i
tiveiy cures pl.es. or no pay feQuirCt.
it Isl guaranteed % give periect satisfac-
ton ~ money refunded. Price = cents
per box. For safe by Peek Br0s.. drug
& sts. ocfnsr Monroe ard D.vsion-sls.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

1our q stressrz coaga car - Cured
Ns knoH s. tecaass keuTs ka sam
within ise past few years ass cured 50
r.s coughs srl co @ COM
ulerftv its rer-srks ssIe has reaa
won entFav - fs efaai1e nle7 ASK
~ ~ u Hes rsra ~ef -
& aks - Eenn's Bslsam There s -
botifs So and 81 SCI al druggists
e hNles tree
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

Fer tha frs- tire Stree SIS fsr-zs : ~,
jew. Prot 4ain1s 2crnstszr hss eeer
slectsd rector nsaa 5ae1s of tse Eas
JriverssT E7 - th5a = eors -ar7-
6~e saors re - Jsn a1s eern te5
even ts sesca tAera.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21
TREAsURER's SorrCE


tiif AtN- Nttt ti P titilNts
Grand Rapids. 81 lch.. >eHf. .. i5t9.
Notice Is hereby given that p ass sssinfn :
raH forfhc construction 81 ever lu bieffuih
sire o. from Jelnrtfe street go hlnlae avenue.
in ihe osy of Ara.d Hapi1s. IS naw in iaf
hands and fhat 7 Wis eIFe payment there
on for tie period 81 fwerfy days ffom fhis
csfe. az tne of.cc Of ne lliy lreasqfeL cay
Han Gb0R 5E p PERRY
sep. - CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21
TKEA,UREE.s NoTICT.
city clerks once

City Clerks once. ?
Grand Rapids Nieh.. ~rpt 3. lso
Notice is hereby gwen that tie asressnient nt
~ . Tor The construction ot a sever iu llucoin
street in the cty - Hranc Rapids. Is now n
ny hands aud tnat ] Uil receive payment
thereon tor The PERIOD 81 fH nty days from
CTS Ha5L GEUR ~ e. PERRY.
senf u Ctr Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21
TRFAsuRRK,s NorlcE.


iN ltrat tartI NHtf,
Grand RAPIDS nlch. sept h lsf.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction ~ SER az in Fremont
and Nugold streets. be- tHe cty of Grand
Rapids. Is now ia my hands and that ] viii
receive payment thereon lnr The period of
twenty days IRON this dafe. at Jhe ollce OF the
GEORGE +. PERRY
sept = City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

Detroit express leaving 30 m aas Nar1er
paTlcf aua ouTef ear ltlaclea. aE4 rteslnE
~ prrta irat.nr sf m has psf q caF aI
fAcheo- These frains make direct coEnertioR
iu Dc.roH for az poiafg East
Express leaving al lo IS 3 m has agnrr
fglEs caf 81 Detroit. arriving la u IIoit 81
- 4 To-
Steamboat express makes direct connect ion
~ hfann Haven with steamer Ter AZ iWaufef
ihrolEl railroad Ifkfts sAg otran sfra Tt
ship tickets 4ua slcc4iuR car herflt serlfsa 81
~. -. H. a III. once. - MOnfoe-si. ana 80 fhe
depot
JAS. Campbell. city Pass. AGENT
JOHN IS. LOUD. IraMc MANAGE Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

The high position attained and the
uuiver-.l. lcce p,saCe and approval ~
thc plcs ,ant lQuiG igult remedy, syrup
Of tl-s, as tne most excellent Laxative
kuoNn, illustrate the value OF Unequal
lsies on wulNh rs success IS based, and
are ahundantiy gratifying 80 the Cali
fornla Flg syrup Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21
nrTnorr. 49, a -

DETROIT. LANSING h0hIHEkh~
aHPaFT
Trrsrf - fuf -nrinfv afd Fay NffF ff 81
haI faf fsnsnE Dfff0 aaH Lest fn
hfffeEs fof f.aus ~ )ftfaii aHf taaf7l vi fF
Hst faf ma 81 Laf.r sad saginaw "A /. q.
kasf F1n scr Detroit ~ ierl sHd
Hnsieh .a. sf q m
tFfTfE
wsfi frarr sar'nsw and Ear Cts ffi seem
Nal from l.afslns nffrotaaf fasf ff1o , fn
Fasf ffa ffsF Lansing HetfHi auf
~ Fssf Enr B. fr
Fssrnss frasn Laneng $40 lsrtrof 4 f88 r
Ffrraes ffnu -zE Hav h0HF ere
sfma flfgF
s1in.f ffsai'r excerpt s1nder
The saaftref iinf - neftai enf Ttsf fe
Carf ufflof cars hefEeer iif'f ant tfsHi
EHniNs
Iaf tIeErts af1 fHfofrrst Ell sDr - Inin.
frkef nre a funrge -. anf H.en eeHr.
Wss etrfr fefnz Gen rsrs au
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

Dress Notes Ietrsd Down Il Ens
Cay Caplta-

rzfses fsr PEi-assss chsl.tisa-n nss xasg
AM4ss Etslasstss< - ti1s * = tsks4
zz.l4z- s.aez EFlzeess A. saE.2
aaa Es1F e4waa-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

4 tSsESsNENI ROLL for The corsfructies ~
\ sewer in Turner stresi. from sisih street
10 Eiahth street. a. e G 81 ei efana h4h,ds.
ORIG nf t.rFT Cars
CFAsp RAr.Is Mle4-. seli. J.. lsN.
To-
Bctsoy %. Bro@n. J. ~. Brown. Ell Cum
Hessuan. PhBa H. Hamlfon. p. j. II Lfi. arrse
Halrou. N. \. b. M.leIt a.. - a-uuroe,
l.aura ~. oliver. Martens keynirr. PetCr g. =
Mater j.. Snyeer Agnes r, Nellie y. aao d.
e. Van Bufeu. J. j. Nercaae. +. J. Winchester 4.
You are hereby Hotlfeu tnaI 80 ass siaeut
IS about 20 D. maze Ipon you 60 aerfaY ihe eA-
pease of the Aforesaid Improvement az
assessment roll has been made in tie prem
ises and on Gle iu tic clerk 5 ONCE oi oaiG cty
where IL viii remain open Ser inspection uutl
Monday evening. sept. - lhri. wlrn ana
Council on said evening and show cause ifanE.
Why said assessments 50 oule nos be maze and
collected according 10 law
VA. sHINKMsN.
263 tlty tle, Is.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21
sEAlEO PROPOSALS FoR COAL.

tefflf 90 tfIs lIEkk.
DEANu Naflns ST. .eA- + III. lt iss1
Netee is heretX 3 tfl tGel sealed IraFtas.s
NJ ne Fft fRea 81 tkr Gas Ntrs aalrr ~ -
a4a "a 4tt1E 0eltttHtcr t, at
.rluta s. 81. et asl1 Gsy. tQF i1fsisttnE 81
bteeS. taeas.u Bi ef shawnee lGm S. 81
aslatrr- af tie cts hsll aura tiiurf aHG l-
81 geA uEalf fies IS tle tgu.fa.tsre ol 4-sl-
lrEs mas afrett
be caulc reserves ghe riga. 60 rsseci anY
EDWARD nff >IEA
E s. IfhtGA
tHhe. A. llALeLB.
Attest. la- atI 8rf oa a. -.l lss-
NE IS. eEiEENtN CTS Gers. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21
AgE SHORE A MICHIGAN s0UrHEkE
rHIcAGo 4 vEsT MICHIGAN RAILWAY

CHICAGO a WEcT MICHIGAN RAILWAY.
All for NanlS,ec ana reverse city raam
kxp. ier chicago. Ausaeso4 4-.......-. 3 ~ a n
tasi Nali Tor Chicago ana lnaianalA
Exnress TOT Muskeson aad Hart bs5 = u
Exiiress ior MgsscEoa. Grand Haven fp ga
\ AsFAt h1I.ress ior tslctso- -.........i II - b u
Night ~ press Tor ill ana nusis is.- 50 sl m
For BIg Aap a.. "a dr-.u. I.aelngton,
Nan.stcc and Traverse Nitf .-.--l of m
Night E2prcss Tor lrafefse CITY ga 81 . pa
Might Express from Chlcaeo -fyam
y ght Aprcss lrom loo annapolis .-4 81 nl
LxU press irem A Auske eE0n and Hart fil 81 Ia
Aal from M4nis.ec and rafeTse iifsfI1 rs n fl
Maj from illrEEa and M Musk eEon at Isl
hlpfrss from brand NnYfn. 80 in w
lAlrfss from PcufR alter. u usi.eson- : - ia
fasf lnprese from % cage ......... fif lt q nl
Prem Mau.sfcf IudinKfou. Baldwin
and 1853 Rapids ................-. ~ . q fu
From Nsuistrf aud traverse Cits s 3 - m
fron lrsFerte CHS y 3 q f1
rfafy fpaig except sunday fUaHy 81
cegt -stHrsay. IDaIy c1rrgf Naucss.
lhrogzl naflef c1ara fe chicago on 900 3.
rr 3 n-.uo f1 ira rhargf fof feafs
Iralns learins Grand kHp c. 81 ! oo . In anc
~ 81 8 o. run tnraush 90 ih.~ano sD1d.
corr .iuatou foel ~ au. pariof cars be-
w. rrand haHffs aua y ufiauHHniis er
hiEti Express trains.
aroagn sieepsF 20 and from chioazo on
tWam frain from Chicago connects af Grand
"a sfnf rlft sleeper faf dfaTrfse cite sf q
.n ffa'n ffnr tlcago aHo ~ B. fr frain ffofH
,ifa l.aVies ~ ha.e szss e.sr - r.e..
co. r. Nanisiee va Al. h.EhR
Kaf alfr route bfiF cfE 'frsnf kaTI1s rrH
Caifsre. So 81 'eseph ane palace steamers
Iesss Crane Barlds o1p r.. srrivs Chicafo
Leave chicago gg8 ID. arrive Grano Hspias
e5eam.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

- s.s5risrei ~ - bsse5aHa's
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

rs SAP secures essasfal eom-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21
Home, SWEET HOME

A home without Piano may aswell snouga
to EAIcl ia. bGt ag. G. LIHk iu.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

Mrs. Rooney told the reporter how
Willie had suffered with catnrrh since
he WAS u little baby and added:
.Why, he was stuffed up so that sever
nj times he n early smothered TO death
and We thought surely he would die.
within n year or two he kept getting
worse, and we got doctors, who said he
had catarrh in tho head, but they DIDN'T
do him much good.
"At last my husband took Willie to
philadelphia to SEQ Drs. MCCOY and
Wildmnn, of lsa2 Chestnut street. We
1t, but my husband found the charges
low. 1t wasn't convenient, either. but
my husband argued that 1t was hotter
to have Willic's catarrh cured while he
was young and 1t could be cured, than TO
let 4 run until he grew up. when 1t
Xt this juncture Willie began to tell
the reporter how he used to hnye pains
over his eyes and how miserable he used
to feel and how poor his appetite used to
be. "Iut now," he said, II don't have
any more pains in my head and l feel
"willie got so bad,' continued Mrs.
Rooney, "that lie looked like n littlc
walking ghost. We sent him TO several
doctors, but Drs. Mccoy and wildmnn
arc the only doctors who could do him
any good. They cured him completely.
Hos Il different boy now. He didn't use
to eat anything hardly, but he eats splcn-
did now and he is II great deal stoutcr.
Oh!hc's all right now and Drs. Mccoy
and Wildman deserve all the credit iii
the world for what they have done"
MIR, Rooney is delighted over the way
Drs Mccoy and Wildman treated bis
boy and is quite enthusiastic about the
great change that has come over Willie
since he first took him to Drs. Mccoy
and Wildman on the llth of last August.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

upos ths sabls. This motion d NOT opsn
70 diesussion, and Mr.. Crisp protested
agaipet NJ. Payson'. recognition. For
some uQe there yareCappearauces OLA re-
turo 81 Tie excltemaht which had oc-
cusred earlier IN The day. Mr., Crisp ex-
claimed that 10 uaS unfair and unmanly
TO prevent him from pleading his case 70
HE fellow membors. He appealed 10 the
Chair on hls fairness o. man nnd .
Speaker to give the Democrats an oppor.
tunitv to reply 10 the argument which
the Speaker had seen proper to make.
Mr.. Outhwaite again rose and declared
that he had been counted by the Speaker
a. present, while he had not been on the
floor Of the liouse from the BEGINNING oi
the roll-cail TO tho end Of II.
AZ this time there was another great
tumult aud uproar, Mr.. Kerr and others
desiring TO put some questions to Mr..
Criss, hut the Speaker som succeeded In
restoring comparative order.
Mr.. CRAP took up the argument and
shouted,
II appeal from Philip drunk to Philip
scher." (Anothsr ouibu,st Of ap.
plause.)
The speaker, In his blandest manner
aud eutirely free from every trace OF ex.
cisement, said. twill the House have the
kindness to be in ORDER" daughter. }
Order was restored, and Mr.. Crisp went
on with his argument. lie was asked
from the Republican side whnt had been
the result Of the decision 10 New York
referred TO by the Speaker.
Tho question wss answered BY Mr..
Springer to the effect that iiie action ol
Mr.. Hill on that occasion had been dc
nouncrd by all the Democrats OF tho New
York Legislature Us revolutionary.
Alter a prolonged discussiop Of tht
question by Msssrs. Crisp and Crllsie
Mr.. Mckinley took the floor, but yielded
to n motion 10 adjourn, which WAS car.
ried without division. The matter viii
the question VI approving to-day's jour
nal.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30
A FoRERUNNEls.
The visitant That Catnrrh Invariably
FOresIiRdows.

When n person with a delicate consti-
tuition has II tendency TO catarrli or CON
sunption-whether this tendency is in
hcritcd or results from takin,; cold easily
lit is noticeable TINT the persons inva-
ripbly loses flesh tnlloscs strength, show
ing that the nutrition IL tnteficrcd with.
In such cases the sufferer should at
once be placed undo + the influences that
VIII restore the defective nutrition and
tend to invirorate the constitution.
1t is to be remembered that in every
case the presence OF catarrh Is an evf-
dence of pre1isposition to consumption,
and no matter how slight the attack may
be it should lie treated with the greatest
care and tho treatment should be con
tinucd until all traces of the catarrh
have disappeared.
If the cnthrrh is allowed to reach tho
smaller tubes in the lungs-which condi-
tion Is indicated by the splitting mp of Il
yellow matcrial-then immediate ntten-
tion to tho nialady Is dema AIDED or scri-
Gus lung trouble will result. Cutarrh is
nine times out of ten, the cause that
produces consumption, and hence no
one can afford to neglect u case OF ca
taiTh, however slight. 1t is easily cured
If taken i'm time and treated regularly
and correctly by specialist. Ii left to
itself il Is rarely cured without Il change
of climate, but with each now cold it
gets more and more troublesome. OK
tending always little deeper into the
lungs. until II cure becomes difficult and
sometimes impossible.
In such n climate rs this the throat
should be rs carefully and frequently
looked after rs the teeth. Yes, much
more carefully attended to, rs troubles
o the throat are more numerous than
dental troubles. and while the latter
only causes annoyance and pain, con-
sumption---the result OF catarrh-kills
one out of every seven human beings
born on the entire globe,
Copyright Drs. Mccoy and Wildman.)
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30
List 0f Public SAisA
1850.
February

HcbruurJ.
!. J. II. Iioffccker, Newark.
bth. u. L.. tobcrtS, sale OF COWS.
9TH. Geo. A. I'aiine,, Brtndvwiue III.
9Th. lioflcckcr 4 IioiIcckcr Conrt House
It'll. q. Jcmison. kcu I.ion Iid.
iUtl, J. II. Dcighton, PrncHdur lid.
18th j. ". Iiornby. brandy Inc lid
18th. a. II. tyson, horses, tl,cstor. Pa.
18TH. IL. stafford. New Castle.
l5th. &. u. Everett. New castte lid.
18th. Matthew kylctt, nrilndywhc liu.
2Otl. u. }. Morrison. Whito Clay Greek.
2tIll. Foil \ Leach, Cinistignn lid.
q. Ferdinand Jnnvier. Pcncadcr.
q J. B. Hyatt, stanton.
.sti. Isaac W Lodge, iirnndywinc lid.
Marcn.
ist. Roberts 4 tiunuuin, Chester. Pa.
lst. Wu. y. Miuncr, Urnndyw ino liI.
81. W. II ibciricksOn, Mil Creek Hid.
id. Clark 4 Grosc, New Castle Hid.
aih. Geo. Foster, BranLywine lid.
Atti. Isanc Morrison, W T. c. lid.
ltti. Patrick Haley, Ghristiuna lid.
5th. ". U0hshue, Brandy wine Hid.
9th. John Dichi, New Castle lid. la
Bth. W u Gopdlcy. near smith Bridge.
9th. james Wright, W. G. G. Hid.
.th. Herman just. i,raifdywinc lid,
stii. Joseph Finley, Brtndywlue lid.
10Th. Peoples n McElwec. Christ. lld.
II. Edward Banks, Christinna lid
18TH. ). y. HcybolJ, He'd Lion lid.
18th. II. l.. Wood, Christinna It'd.
18th. Geo q I.ohdeil, New Castle lid.
18TH. I.nttiincr n Ayers. Ghrlstinna I'D.
Ittii. Sheldon n LcibcvInau. Christ. lid.
18TH. Real Estate. Court House.
l7th. weidin a McEiwec. New Castic c lid
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

Manager Stevenson OF ths Whining Qton
Base ball Club has been III for a week,
anl has been unable to sign any new
men Tor the Wilmington Club. lie has
a number Of communications from arst-
class people, aud as soon as he is able he
Will cndeavor to Sign some OF them.
This Wilmington Club rather handi-
capped itself by entering tho Inter- State
Leal ne. Manager Stevenson tigned q
number OF men within the 500 limit, aud
about the time he had them signed the
directors OF the club decided to enter the
Atlantic Association. The other clubs
10 that association have occurred almost
all the good players, and It will bc q
difficult matter for Wilmington, at this
late day, TO strengthen its club.