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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-10
~. Moth.r XIV wbotw wa.He.t

/ know from practical use OF the
beneficial effects of Red Clover. when
but eleven years Of age ! had >crofu-
ious swcihngs, carrying both arms in
one position for weeks at q time
Doctors said ON examination that I
might live year, possibly two at the
longest. but no longer. Ny mother
took charge 0f Uc. AID in kr old
fashioned way OF doctoring and using
kNt Clover, I am today 2 wen an
hearty man. SINCE v0ur extract of
Red Clover came ou tne market. {
eve used 70 with good results. Mv
Wts .s now using it tor dropsv ami
& nerl. debility and 70 Is dong her
more good than anything She has vet
found. I Lhmk tnat for Tonc and
Blood Medicine there is nothing s0g0oI
as Your extract or Bed Clover. lou
are free o. use t1ls rs 7 do not he*-
tafr to recommend Is % any who are
afflicted. Yours truIv.
A. T.. JOHNSON.
35 Iltman Ave-. u trO.t.
IT, 7 VI. Ioo-e Rel Clover Co.., Detroit.
Kor Sale ~ WHIT, g W1te.
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CHANCERY SALE.

STATE OF MICHIGAN.1
- Circuit Court FOR the IN Chancery.
County of Kent.
Isabella Collyrr. erecutrr Of the last viii
and testament Of Peter "a. Coilver deceased,
complainant.
Chester & Ford and Drusilla Ford. defendants
In pursuance of a decree made n this cause
on the nineteenth day Of December. lS5s
shall sell II public auction. al the south front
door of the court house. 10 vii. Court block
s0-called IN the city OF Grand Rapids ln said
county. on the fifteenth dsy Of February. l-e0.
81 lU clock 90 the forenoon all those certain
picres OF parce.s Of land situate and hcing IN
fha village Of Cedar Springs in the county a.
Kent and state 81 Michigan. and described as
follows. tu-wlt. A piece 80 land commencing
.2 81 block number twenty ~ according 10
Tie recorded re Plating ~ said village 81
cedar springs thence north lghtern lt feet
thence east one hundred and thir'ytwo ltl
feet thence south eighteen ls feet thence
west one hundred and thirty two l1l feet.
and piece of land commencing a. tie south
west corner of lot number two " ~ block
twenty EI.. as Aforesaid. thence south four
feet. thence east eighty tf feet thence north
-four q feet. thence west eighty > feot 20
place of beginning. with ueR DTl * block
situated thereon.
Dated January %. $50.
ALFRED WOLCOTT
Cir q Count Com isslonfr.
kat county. Michigan.
PEALER BEos.
Complainant's solicitors
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TTLLMAN'S TALK.
1Er. i:kr riamI,tOn. Thinks Shat ''Zr-
.icDrnh"gstS are Worse ::in:i thc
Tilc~t Eadicni'"-- W:itc SuprrI,;:-
cT !o br N"in:aincI at ali HaZ-


ards.
Cn!I-NHIA. October ?.-Capt. y. i. TiIHm
arrived in til" ely this morn n@ :l! reg i.ter.
cd a. IL" Grand ,'rut"ai Hotel, being assigned
t. The "'n;u OrrHniru by IO.. j. J.. VI. i:Dv.
rhrirlnan Of the STATE Dgm"craEic executive
c0ilju:it:r.
rali. l.. T.. Tlllman was in;crri"weN ny an
Ev..Hil; Record reporter $ooa after hlS arriv-
Wncn asked if hr would stale I'll" purpose
rf uiI visit to tuimn!hia just ut this time,
I:jIrn iInt opposition was rc'tr"in" its forces.
It" "a.h that hr E3d come to Columbia 10 gel
bnnl>S from tnr N'ntr library, as hc needed
SOlh" which could Only hc had there. H. nal
scat there. however. ana could not lind them.
lie wa; asked if his visit had amy Si%niii-
calNrc in regard tu the convention OF straight:
outs. lie replied. Ill has none whatever"
Til" Captain said this, however. with Il know.
in" look THAT seemed In indicate another
answer, awd taking him on This lire the
in;rgI i,'wcr began to question him.
Captain I'ilman was intcrrOgatod az to his
views Of the StrI 'i.hi0uL movement and con-
vrnt.nn. Ilc said that. although the mon
vino were engineering II were some OF the
Most prominent in the State, lie could only
nave on" lew of the movement. That op!n-
ion was, and he thOn.ht il was the opinion Oi
al the people OF the state, that those nicn
were Independents. no longer members OF ;h':
DrinucrIli:. party in South ta:Oi!na. Du; bot
,r< in the most earncit sense of the word
T.cT h:,l left the party ot their own ac"prd
and his opinion in brief wa, in the w"r''S n
senator Hampton: such INDEPENDENT" ar,
worse ihan The vli"St Eadic3lS.'
"LH!i;.in. do YOU r":ar'l the movement with
any fear OF tIciG:i =" VAS asked.
'.Epn" ~ til" irV>t. | CainOt possibly have
a fear o.. Sur. Il ;nin.. am tn" Nominee o
,hv ,Irmurrai il. rIr'% Oi South tarUilHa ana
am aS certain ui h"iu.c elected Governor i.
%Ovr!nl,pr as am that ! am sitting mere
This Hrv"ni"n, c"iIE": ni!'"t that iI't III The
least. ain sUin: 20 he GOv'rnnr, anG haze
Iryrr f.ii ;anrr confident than 90 L. day"
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TIE c1GNDENT 2LATFcEN.

a:cH~G;," ga: s'u:tSrs which 2nd,r"';
l:sr t;:.:"rrniicni% 10 Ti:t.I-a y
fcgI. az. s,c:nc:ra;ic Party. an.'
~; ~ :; 'E;rl."t of their 0wn.--
N.i:!. T-'.:,' 50 .t:c National Dc:MG-
>r2w:ic r':;-ty :LiGy Pledge fiIcHaS-
i.-,: ,..;,v',;Tc i-ainst "s;:'"j, EG.-
uo..:;Ny &:"., :.i:G N"t::G:;s>'' :i* S",
E.r;:.: :.:..: Govern She STATE E2r,a1-
r...:y--..'..l i !.Jic D"cuu,rI:i !Yoril.J =
oq& -}4.';:::!i CaI,Sc.
10 In. -. i,,., or South Carol ina We. as
c::.T.,..< :gu" =, iiir p!inciprS We believe II
!c rI.i:i al! :iI Democrats, loyal 10 the
r!,G.rS -: u:,. !.lr;y. i,ila!ul 10 the N&t!0!iai
!I-!.ir"rai'r; ,G::' nn& ahhrr!n@ 10 ln" G":.
ri,..- ..l.u ..'.:.:I oar government. vas Cs-
t,.,...u.G al '.1'. stat" briefly lii" rs;.>'i:>
:. .:..i. ..... " - 10 present 10 T"u - lcN":
n: = ttv r:.:''.,, - opposition u t.:c i!l'!lii'
r'n. ,iY.t ..r:.r.n!r Of Democracy i c";.-
r;.:n..li a.: . ,,."pir, by thr people and i''f
TIA. :...,uir. '.'...' UIi!m.ln t.tv; vii! array
81 - n"a.n.' g.. -. tnc no:niEH!!In q! i.iHi
..S..L. No. H.. -" -" l%"Pl but pr" 'v'"i".i
,.r ;.i,, 'n..~' =, ,ON :tcr"l ciiur$t'S, tho
lrt'.;,. .,.-..r. ,.:"i UG TIE r:ha - rnr-.~,.
;....: '.',.-':.. ~ mtE.i'N el"rti"m. N"!>..
iu":...s3l" .,..o r'li>''l Ni"irn"" "iiii ':'f'
j. m - li,.... . i'l:.s> asa ruHNrr;"U them
.I.:o :.n,"d> -. i'H:rN where ru"i:' issues
. ,lG Iiui IT,. G.r..l.y an! :raTr.N discussed
49," Ni::r,I iIs.ir ni pUr !rSL cit!Zrn" ""fr
,pi:..'ic.r.'y r::,'.n'.,. ""l where t'hifdF% -
I'll, I...;..,.i.t ~ u.." n!~'.':E t'i' W''!I:i ni
III ..i:I. T. 80 ~: , !''lI ihc ;:Gi. I'll i:ut!.
49,: ;.....s2h!'i;- ui ..ii"v. ant !"!!t''.
;,r%r.>,. ..rr i:.i.:rn"r isj ".! t!iI's a.! lhp'
tn"mi. 'i''>i''r.' - ..."' 80. ,, ,,,,,,,.,,. .,o
l,!aI IN ,.i.i.'.:i - .ii'"C hhI mvtH'"lN .h'
ff!t,.r. lc.> ui ar !!lni"'t nave hr'';: wrong
10 t,it. ;?," :.:'l al Dtlr r'"1. Ills speeches
I...r .t.'i II. ..~c ui i..!." cl!:tr-">, Mi.!"i.
ever tan Who respects irGjH M r'",.!i.,iiuu
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IAss MEETTNG IN EVERY COUNTY.
'E'Eic State 10 lie .sS:ifateG from Centre
20 circumference.

Columbia. \. g., October 10. 1SD
Tive committee ALSO formulated iha follow
ing call. which was given 10 the press:
Rc>p!vcu. hat mass meetings are hereby
called in each county in ;hiS state 1T the
Court !ioU$,' thereof on Monday, the 9th day
pf uclGbr: Instant excepting Charleston and
Columbia. where SAID meetings shall be held,
in columbia, on Tuesday, the 2Nth, and In
Charleston Oh :,gih day Of October, and that
senator's Hampton ana i:utc: and the State
nunlInrcS Gr invited 10 hG present and ad.
dress the ncnpirH these latter places.
Tint TIE chairman Of the executive COM
mite" q: The different counties will be en-
peeled to make arrangements aid provide
.uc;.!:cyS for their respective counties. In
counties where il Will be incOnrcnicnt 10
hold these meetings on the day designated.
;hr COUNTY chairman will hold the same OF a.
day IL be designated by him.
i.y order Uf The ca'nnai II committee"
!. l.. ". l:by, Chairman.
willie Jones, Secretary pro tenn.
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ALL SORTS O. TICKETS.
9 TIE PATRIOTIC CITIZEN VIEW TIE
SITUATION. I'D VOTE ACCoGC-EG
70 E1S OWN cCNV-C11CtE.

he GwSstien =ir.T j.. :iA"N 81" N2;ia-
oc.a:ic isarty Yir5.E 80 "a, .+;':'e:s-
@: Ike l::,!?p c-i!@uI<
fter one of the hI;tcry-, compai..ns record
in the history os th" state, the i'clhocfahr
Sminatin: Cn.vcn;ioa. with uman:n.ity
1preceden:cd, nominated the following
Iet:
For Governor BonjGmi i. TN.man, Of
= e field.
Lieutenan:- Governor -.Eu ;cn9 p. Gary. of
<bevil(e.
For Secretary of State, /. Tidal, Of Car
fon
For Attorney G,,:vrl:--Y. J. Pope, IF New
ny.
For State rrca-r.cr-N. r. {. B9,e*. q: o.
teLurg.
for Comptroller G"arrdl-E. Il. Eler c, +
rion.
FOR Adjut.nt ar2 Inspector Gen"?e,-!Iu@h
Farley. ut Sl"r'GlGurc.
For Supcr;rteu'"nt Of I.iuc l';oa-T. ..
Sield, Of GrCe:N:r.
Inc minority were greatly oNpo'"d 10 III"
Ehinees, and at least Two lucyting$ wrrt
lefeat the regular Democratic nominations
,he September nVcn'i0n.
{ one Of these meetings Il strong co"Ht
! made 10 noIunat" IN i.iGcrcn!cn tic, 1t
a. through tho wisdom and conservatism Of
Ia meh as Judge Cntlran. Colonel james
= )rr and other hieil!v r,.~3,.rtp0 and iUnu-
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E. Haddon Il CO., Will show thc largest
host varied OS>Ortiu"ut Of m"w fail MIL
h and all goods pertaining 10 ladies wear
1has ever been brought 10 this market.
ladies are assured iha: they will find the
latest novelties i'll ali lines. New tall
ARRIVING daily.
ou want fresh fruits candies, tea cakes
full line of couicctionarics call Oh y. NJ.
Sons.
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POLITICAL THUNDER,
War in the Demo-
cratic Party.
------
JUDGE HASKELL BOLTS.
And VIII hot Support the Demo-
cratic Mcmin9e for Governor,

Lv ;nr in.i;ichi booty wnci ,>.''rih.vd on
he loii i:f~'hiit ;t he STATE i!">c u.ii'"r ihc
. ;Hr :>l:.'c i'rHI"crtlic tuIrcn'!nn nav
r::,nr i,,:s rl, i;s;i s.rIh"W h:,l freely. lhnG"h
.c;"va,iy " IT.! "Iu:; ~. handled iE ia" press
, il connect ION vii iiir ofiirc ui Governor and
unp0,itl..m 20 TIC T.!mlaE l,rriy. ! have IT,
F c'.rytd letters from mcu wh"Sc patriotic mo-
tlvc: cumulp:li"t my Respect. ana nave had
, lAa aSSiSjai:v.' -: nearly Il column -: d"prc-
r.tirry editorial advice by i"e Atlanta con-
/ >Ii:uiiun.
;,i.iicl,fr as il has been to refrain from ans
w.riu.. in" letters Oi MY i:iI uG%. nave Kept
! si,;ui t,r tEv reason thai, having presented
i;iy views to lie conferences hriii III iniy "ih
, S,:!s.rtuisc", and nhi having been su-;:Ir''cG.
: G,."l:cr; H. EIfttliD!c la rnn;i:.G" 20 press
: llrin on i',c public. never mind !i"w UIlCHn--
! -d my iGuicml"nt HAY r"nlain. l ui~T"gard"I
tie IL! r;;ill :,tIu iii"iriNic d c"nrrlt<
nithc press h'.n":c they w." without al.
tlurlIy. bet an now forced 10 Si"f1N III az
swcr lu t;,c lu!.n"!n% publication, bcc:tusc Il
claims authority.
"WA>r. .E.;.,,I. >:n:'t. 2..-''n!. IohN = LAS.
ic;i, IN ;n Interview Win a t,";r! !Hi"r l"l".
! in ~ aklr;, &i'uut GiS iir"i@c" rccH!"InS tnc
! u:rIli:!;lt,rH i,,r IinEtrriDr, SAID
Il AN certain tta; t..is NOV" will r"""iv"
no ::iL "r rnrorr"Hrm"Hn IroH M '"'h"r
AID the U.tirr nti.1@iH;jc gentlemen on thr
. tI..,s., iaNU.,i thrE H!>!:.i" / li.I:iHn, they
:.:r i"!In"ra;.. ] hEd AJAX WIKI JGI.. Has
,;t, ",.,.,uliy ~ !! nc i al "nirrl lIH'! any
. ti:r:!o! .lu,. .nG hiH>"i' . ." nu;iItn.t. Il ny
! ri, -iiinN !,r would Lave taken me l"io
, his cam irnc'.
rms >,.lr.;,rr will u1' work. Oi C,iur>. the
! l;cp.h!ic rs :"": :" ah"'1 and voIe i"r tmiS
! =, hiSii.r III Iifn and his E"I!'dN i.To-
! i,n-,. - vote !pr h,n. - Io"S %"iri"r iia'nn.
: Ton. icnuS!G.'T Il tp jr lhr hnuEG"n NU;I of
MI illr D,ruO9rfiis "a r:.Nl thCIr - ", Tr iiI-
! mum. - Tar a. :ay .co,h"' is c'mc"lmrd you
! NAV STATE. IN ;hc S;Tni. ;;,st term" that lis
/ termination hy In" !.rpUhictn$ wH> u"Soa!h;
! By n!rl. ;iuu l.!;l lie i aEtT>c ~ any SUcl
TAN sure tI,n; CoI Haskell would not nave
! used my nan" q" rtai!m"'' :" NHrrii tor :''c
IL
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"..,n'r j, :: !o.! - -" Gr!r.1''> !.n"'' At
",r., '.''i".r'..s l.. III '!!i"c'. fri':"o,:.:t:.-
:.:a.'""': r'.jIii,$:
GGta., c. &. Father, !. y. lodges, {. J.
iiaH>y, T.. l.. Morris
M;rinn-Ilou. ". -. johnson, T.. y. h"thc'
+. u. l..yair:, l.. +. llamor. Ir.. ". NJ. II:tmr
:. y. iurhami. II. Wilcox: +. "; lo!im-pn, J."
Evans u. j.. G!Ivhri>i, i. y. Allen, y. H.
NCt'H.iuln.
Hic!:!amd--R. =. pcSp0rtcs. l.. " %hard, A.
G. Green. q. y. u. Wiliams. w. II. lNirS. J."
y. !Icciy. Keith Tairur, .Icn Singleton, q. W.
Mckenzie, VIM. Weston.
Spnr'nnhurg- Edw;uG Bacon. Floyd Lilies
II. il. Thomson, +. Ii. Cash, J. W. Garrett, j
". Garrett. Jr.. James Col"la, DrS :. T.. EvnS
q. :. Roberts. Geo. lIruncinam. : i. Jones, Ir.
Cicero ThoimH:.un, Edwin kcrriSOn.
Union-T. Munro, W. Z. Wallace, Il. W
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THE INDEPENDENT TICKET,

lTAwES OF THOSE WHO PUT U2 TIL NoEI-
TNEES.
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-EE INDEPENDENT COMMISSIONERS OF
ELECTION.

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,e GwSstien =csT is, :A"N 81" 1>":.2-
oc~a.ic i'..rty Yir5.S 80 :::,, !%:'.'s;s-
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KISSES.
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4 prominent pbyEicisn calls TIE kiss
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TIE Old fox says the grapes are g0ur
LIZ him devote himself 70 making our
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4 PET aAwpRR
re FoTsskss Eas Companions ami Pol.
lows Ess Master.
Fran TIE PEiIadeJpl.1a Tlmea

Fran TIE P7sfJadeJcI.fa Tlazes
3 gentls,nan n ny acquaintance tod rcs
a qnssF stoFy Il . galds- q his place that
s1ddsaly concsived the most ardent sGsc-
tan for him, and began following him
Uhersyer be vent. There vas 10 apparent
causs for II, for Er. &. bad never shown the
gandeE any preference over the ether geese
- tie BocE. in feeding ~ In any other way.
He began, aai4 Slr. q, "Dy following
ne aLoUt t0s farm, WHEREVER hs could pos
slb!y 20 with me, and when / would speak
y kinI re would answer with Lis gabbls II
a cOOT q TIE house we're let open, Lam. a.
/ called bin, would Invariably conns ia and
k0rt ne up, and then be would lay ais head
uloa my knee % be rgbbe1, of wnica pet
ting be was a. fond a. q DOG Is. Bot tue
minute my hand strayed away upon bis
back, 10 woaid ct angry AID move quickly
away. he would usVer let me rub bis back,
for soupe reason, / don't know wnas.
And be was the most jealous fellow you
ever ssH. While he Was Standing by nay
side. IL any one came near me On toe other
sioe, Lam would at once 70 around aud
place nigosslf DstNeen me and the ether
psrson. when put him outdoor a. night
he would always, ia coed weather, lie down
close against tue side Of the house where
my bed vas, and time and again, when l
Ase4fS tsg-ELSA AZ LIZ AsA&fiAf 4 AAAFS HGdE1
L1na's ana Sering gable. 1t vas a frame
house, and ne could easily hear each other.
In tie morning re was Ia a. soon a. my
dooT wac opened. and would stand With his
head o. the edge of the bsd. and gabole
away In tbs most caresglug manner imagln-
able.
when / went away from home for any
length u time Lum was miserable, and the
servants told me that be seemed % be con-
stantly On the lockout for my return. There
YVES spot on tins side Of hill near my
house yhere be could sec me two miles off
and, strange b say. he recognized me at
that distance and began Tapping his wings
tins minute bE eyes caught sight Of me.
The servants soon got 80 that they watched
Lurn % find out when | was coming
There vas a stream near my house, ia
which was Ia the haiti Of bathing, and for
come unaccOuntabie reason Lum w6s vio-
lently opposed 70 this. He would always
follow ms there. and then he would place
himself between me and the water and flap
his wings and gabble in the most excited
way, evidently meaning that ought not to
go into the water. Sometimes | humOred
him, and pointing % the water would say:
AN right, Lurl; you go i'm And then he
would dash Ia and splash and splutter and
dive IN the greatest glee until | called him
out. he would always come at my call aud
follow nne quietly and ssdately 10 the house. y
That may seem an almost incredible
story, but ! assure you that IL is true ia
every word
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STORIES OF DOM PEDRO.
How the Emperor Treated His Be
trothed Who Carried Poodle.
From The Chfcqoo Times

trothed Who Carried Poodle.
From the Chicago Times
An American who lived for some years
in Brazil says: IL think can tell you a
story Of the x-Emperor Dom Pedro which
new. ! was in Rio when the late en-
press came there on ship OF war to marry
him. He was young man then-tne
young emperor, they called him. When
tho warship arrived with his bride he went
on board with great suite Of officers to
receive the fair lady. She came on dock to
meet him with adog in her arms pet
poodle, think it was. He looked at the
lady and then at the dog. Then he looked
at the dog and again at the lady. Then,
with an impetuous movement, he seized the
animal by the neck and flung 1t across the
deck, where IL narrowly escaped rolling
into the sea. His prospective bride burst
into tears, and things were badly mixed up
for few moments. But he did not wayer
particle from his determined action in
reference to the poodle i came to receive
BRIDE not dog was his comment. The
dog was given up.
was cognizant down there, which showed
the same determination of character in
Dom Pedro. He had learned that the Gus.
tom house officers at Rio were ievying q
duty OF few milreas per sack Of coffee, in
addition TO the regular export duty, In
some irregular way. The coffee merchants
were paying 1t out without dispute, but not
a penny went into the government treasury
aud owing TO the immense expectations OF
coffee the officials were growing immensely
wealthy. One morning he walked down 10
the custom house attended by an adjutant
and file OF soldiers. He walked in and
gave the chief officer ten minutes in which
TO empty the building. Then he gave the
man himself two minutes TO clear out.
The adjutant was put in charge and told
70 engage an entirely new SET of men.
That was his way OF reforming customs
| abuses.n
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