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Dodge City times., 1891-06-12

igan, the Farmer says:
these figures are worthy of grave cOnsld
Grafton. as they AR; vIlici Il and The result Of
an investigation as Thorough IA 1t could be
made. Is IL any wonder, under such circu;n-
stances. that farmers conclude there Is
something wrOn, and should organize for
investigation ami relief?
The above table shows an absolute
loss to the farmers of Michigan upon q
single years products of 81, ,3326, $40. We
subjoin to this the official report of
Charles +. Mills, secretary and statisti-
clan of the Illinois state board of ag-
riculturc. for the years from 1882 to 1856,
Inclusive, showing the following losses:
For the year Is 2................$l l.173, $50
For the year 1888 s3-.................. s,s2I 40
For the year ISL IL $50 $50
For the year 1857. II 3s1, ,701
For the year lSSi $3.50 25S
Total loss in five years. 81, ,i4s ,5l7
These figures are official, as well rs
those quoted from the Ohio Farmer re-
lating to Michigan. They are worthy
far more consideration than they re-
ccive.-Advocate.
Dodge City times., 1891-06-12

"DEAR me-" said old Mr.. Boggs. hesitat
ingly. II know I've forgotten something;
but, for the life Of me. ! can't remembes
what 10 is"
Dodge City times., 1891-06-12

"Wno was tho author Of the saying
There is always room at the topf" ''The
hotel clerk, believe."-Boston Gazette.
Dodge City times., 1891-06-12

GLENN's Sulphur Soap is genuine rem
edy for Skin Diseases.
Hilrs Hair and Whisker Dye, 80 cents.
Dodge City times., 1891-06-12

SILENCE may be the most effective weapon
In dispute, but is generally the hardest TO
usc.-Evansville journal.
Dodge City times., 1891-06-12

BgoNcmTIs is cured by frequent sma
doses of Piso's Cure for Consumption
Dodge City times., 1891-06-12

dppEOpElbtc IL AOE pO1IGlCbl PURPOSES
until the farmers shall have met in
February, 1892. and decided what steps
they will take to enforce it If they
decide to enforce it by political action.
then the reformers will join in their con-
vention and help to inaugurate a party
and conduct the campaign, but should
the farmers and laborers decide not to
do that then the reformers call ma
tional convention not later than June /,
1892. appropriate the platform and put
their ticket in the field. This is emf
nently wise and proper. 1t can in no
way hurt the alliance work in the south,
and must help it in the north, where
having embarked in independent poll
teal action it is necessary that they
have an assurance that a national
party representing their views shall
surely be in the field in 1892.
The convention should not have
done more. and it could not have
done less 1t neither dictates nor sug-
gests to the alliance. 1t waits the
time that the alliance has set to decide
on what action is best for its members
to take to enforce their demands, and
then proposes in the event that political
action shall be eschewed, to embark in
the new party.
The full effects Of the action of this
great convention can only be recog-
nized as time shall unfold the political
history Of the future. Its immediate
effect must be to strengthen and invig-
crate the reform movement and to
greatly benefit the alliance educational
work. It is notice to the political
bosses that the methods of the past
will not longer be tolerated, and that
the party securing the support of the
great common people must take sides
upon the questions Of land, Transports
ton and finance. ~ pointed out BY the
Economist two years ago. II the bosses
are wise they will heed the warning
and recognise tie tact that they cam
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
THE MARKETS


- CHICAGO Nov. H.
J yrocn-ouset Spring wheat Psssnss q 81
Oaoo: Bakers. ts7s $50; Winter Wheat
Y,our Paleasa - sca Aso. ssraighss, ~ ssG4 -
wusAr-R Rulsd strsager. Ne. cash aud No
vsnesr. 1kDssss: December. 3xoS<ok
and May. n HooYoieiH.
CoRx-Quies ana weak No . and No
yellow. esc: No 4 HSs; Ne. . yellow. So 20;
November. si&3tss: December and Year. <<s<
ess,sc; Jsnuafy. aNoexc; Msy ssk0tshe.
osrs-Stesdy. Ne. . cash. s33s3hc. De-
csmoer. 0ses,Hs: May. 2soEsa samples
In fsir supply and ssessy. Ne. .. essss1aio: No.
swnite. sios3s. No. q slSo3ss; Ne White.
Gk61'sa
RYx-Pricss higher No . cash. s3sc: No
vsnber. sA1s5,ss. cad December. sske, May.
sssa
BAsLsy-wAs quiet snd steady Poor un-
fair 70 good. <so5sc; choice hesvy aAd bright
kosso and fsacy. 0os:e
Esss PoRE-Tss5ing ~ssAsR limited and
prices higher. Prssss rshsca - o. ~ sf1s7
Cor cssh: - soaa7s4 ssv December; eiLI7so
nsgw for January Hiss1fi.ss for May.
L.Aso-Nsrsss somewhat liaiteS and prices
STEADY. Quotations rsaged - - - for
casa. - r1s ~ for December: y. 0k06. - for
Jsauary ssd - Is - sT% for Msy.
PoutrRv-Lfvs Chiskens. soec per 10
Live rsrseys f0ioss per 10 Live Dueka -
s<s per IN Live aeess. Noo0s ~ per dozen.
Brrrss-CrsHmerv. Oos7s: pasry isasss;
Pzskise stock. tsoIseI
ofLs-wl-copsis Prsas wssss -: water
whfs. ss<s. NieAissa Prime wsss sxs: We.
sw Vere fsse; Indiana Prime Wsifs she:
water white sec; headlight f7s test sks.
ossslSne s. c-s's Nsse; - dss'4 - -
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
mEA.Ena sEEAT RACES.

A Grand Rapids. Mich, in 1891 and
1892, where there are two new mile
tracks TO work your horses on and also
where Or. Wells q Co.'S great veterinary
specific 10 prepared and put up for
cbiils. fevers. influenza, stranrlet, dis
tcmpers, coughs. colds. congestion of
lungs. bronchicsi difficulties. inhamma-
ton and sore throat.
Also, DIR. Wells a Co.'S veterinary car
thartic capsules for horses, which viii
positively cure constipation, impactlon,
indigestion, swollen legs. surfeit, greece
heels, blotches of skin. lose OF appetite.
rough coat, and ls the mort certain rem
edy for the removal of worms known
TO the veterinary profession. IN lingering
cases of cole where the cause must toe
removed, they have no equal. In fact
all arrangements of the digestive or
eans are cut short, and what would he
fatal cascs are made simple and harm
less hy giving one capsule in due time.
If your morse is not doing, go 10 your
druggist aud get a capsule and give
hlm. We guarantee quick recovery
Prepared and put up 10y DIR. Wells a
Co. Office and pharmacy cor. Bridge
and Csnai-sts.. tirand Rapids. Mich.
For sale by druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
eaAxp RApIps nAkxeTs.


esAs~--whest ese; ccrs sac eats Sc, rye.
r-c bariey. 81. Q ewt, buck see pa.
Mas R>sf. ss4Tes pork. ~ <atfscs nut
tor se. spres isase. s.. fosis, f8scs srrina
ancks. lec-
P-ersrs- Better. 97r esxs. sfe; pefsfers =
r De- hn teefs - r ta seisss So ha.
l.ana hsna ptcket. q - ? nus honey. its
49,. - sssp<l = > bhi fscatst ~ pa
IL .,ns--- a~h<si. .faxsfc an s-nra. %1re
W.v-Itmothv. eis ton. eisssx. tie ~ tss
ers~ q ten
~ n. as<fs ear~a 81 cast sk4as ar~en. - o. I
ssln. enf<s. 81 e fsiisv. reeza. ffse psits oss
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

Scale - Prices E.sss,ssssa ~ the cisy
DeaIer&
Local buyers have received quota
tons for fur from eastern shippers.
and have established priess 80 follows;
Bear. l.ree. SIS. y sn4 Ns Beaver. per To-.
y opd -; eat vtld. &C. DC snt lsci eat,
hsus~. iee fe-r sktas. dfy. per ID. 2ec ard
lSc. Usher 81 snd -; iex. r.d. soc aud &C
fex. gray sc snt No.: fes. cross v. ~ spd
t.ta. ynx. 81 = sas 81: ma>krst. fall. Zoe &c.
&c ant e MAS, 81. BE. zoe and re, msrtia,
eeen. sec slc. lec sna sc. ssuak. black. N. sac
sna ste; ssans. asrro~ stripe. Soc aaa Ee'
skank. trosd stripe. ltc aud loc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

rte~. szs Fsts~L Lily Nhft~. ~ rstsns
So e~tk baeb sh~sf ssaf, q e~tl ssFn
s.~.5s Fe~t f~ea esA@Es per tss sid
.slsse. 81 . tea hssa 80 teas sstss. 81 ,
f.,fI 50 - niltss 81 = tat.
Nss4 FISK steax. lee3 fefst. ~ fihA = ;
seaarfseie. 80 H<n. Ee sect <f<ss s4sHs
f~un - s< seftno rhssssas l<0laes safntys
fsz& . 41aA< - -.
fseasfe~ Fss~f. ~<f so1e So fsfesass
ee ~ afste. &c y - enfeAa - -
k~.rs o - F<4s&s< ~s - sfetFs
; <sx , sss sssssA noAs u t<sss -
b>ee 80 esls
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

RIAL ESTATE
u>op eALF-Sics large sffes house. 10 rooms
e-se-s 10 q cellar nader sbeie hess>.
wssA turusee. ~ feet 81 tsrre. nice Isrxe SHADE
tr-~s "a rect ana rear let skstf2. sa fraded
street. cesfsa "a soatheseI osft ~ esssi vii
s.ahsssr lsf ssed vsesAt property cf small
fsrm. Ynauffe ~ ]. a. Alsssassf. = Lsenst
I,oa EAIk-ke~ krsem haas~ wisa fseat
u hait ee iaf spdef saeie hssss ffons asd
ssts pafrhl fssa eel ssa eissesal ist ~ feet
ff,nf5 onfs thee dsafs freH Ceeryy street.
r. rss east freetg ptiee enls Dts II salt <eaa
teisi aafs.ia. fnaasfe II J. =. Alessnaer.
fe fTen -.
II th~ffs "a srs Lsse ave-. Sac sbsas srees
10 ffoati effee fes aegt Il dsye txt o. mu
saehs eah es s>st Zee The ~ sssey
faaalss ~ J =, Aisssasss. csast 10. n
fseha a fa~ss -
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

YOU can buy one OF those lets between Col
lege and Union. on Antisdel Court. for
one thousand dollars. Now II you want t. BE-
rich aud happy In your old age. do not delay
any longer. but Gail at No. 3o-37, New Hous
man block. pay your money and get your deed
at once, A. X. Antisdel. .5ltf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

Tor SALE OR RENT-A gem of . house just
north Of Wealthy ave. on James 81. with
modern improvements aud cheap; also good
houses and lots In all parts Of the city at great
bargains II you want good lot or house and
lot don't fail TO see me. have iarge farm
(f 100 acres with good buildings 10 trade for
city property Pine and hardwood lands and
money 10 lean. 80 and 81 New Houseman
Block. A. r. Antisdei.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
vpv,ss. raosIss AsfosaaF

RspelitE 4 tsetl ssliAs sssssssststs
ssxss - stsy tHs xask es< psfsss sea ssz
81. ave osa tsxsss< Eate& asthsf lee So
~ szsa - ass - eststae Ne - - - <kssz
tssi asse ssesA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
rrscgLLsSYous


WAIVED Ladies' ssteation pattern eus;iax
aspecialtv. Ct Guaranteed. or money re-
faaded- Mrs. osrdeu. ess 9. iiv sea-st- ss
TUE FtRH 81 Erink Bres a CUNT have dis
= sevea partnership and viii be Hnswn
hsre>iies - bfsss Rra
WANTED--A party Who hAs serne sap'th 70
tein manafasfufsng concern, tche eS
tahlisr =. doing a ksea bo.feess saa inSress
lng fsriaiy, when demands mere menev. fhs
" ars etsse opportunity. such prfsen 70
fste pct;ten - trfss1fff Win sAnrv. tsr
aress . W. n. "a PARA flsce, Sitv.
COOP NEws-D Deitasp 10 elected sna =. ,:
huiiafa oh eera shnp szsle 81 f~afi
street this wees. NessssF strips 70 stort tAis
yea. t~s eests psr f~et Aeba@a isnf eeats
Fahh<f sssmps steDftts, ets.. ~ tsN prlcrs
Place ssar sfaets oitn nios. &~
EoR rRNf~The zee. a. White he~s stesa
y eafaFf <arth pivissee <ss feaetsts So,
Il ace rs seHt fs . as-tfskte pstte fes term
Of aa< Tee - thfe@ veAfs Affs tef ess
U~ss 80 Mrs ttsss n. white g fsastssss
tNANIsb kvsss sssss sses :. see - ssa
w ~es chat xe ear a. ~sth tht1 . Pats
81 fsssa sait sf sfssaes - ssefvsas msae -
sxdss tsfsa 4ss esisaesnrf "a 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
hurt WINTER CROPS
4ho Cold Weather Pfnches the
Dako1a W heat.
FREEZING WEATHER yERr GENERAL
Asa the esid ~ ave Gxfssss Bssm oesen
- Oe-as-Eiz ntssa bssow Zero AZ
Beath D2keAt-A aAEa VIA
ter .rrsdletsa-

MIcHIsAs cITT. ~ D.. Nov. t7.-Ful-
iy 10000 acres $. graia are stiA stana-
ing a the shock IA this tSelsonl cean-
~. covered with ice and snow 70 the
depth OF three inches. and the thrash
ing machines and crews that came
from the south are leaving the farmers
In bad shape Very little. IL sny. col
leoting has been done. - the farmers
have net hAa t-zae 10 haul their grain
KAKLoFoLIs. y. D.. Nov. IA bout
three-foarths of the heavy wheat crop
OF this part Of North Dakota is showed
uader Two inches of snow fell
Wednesday aad . inches Monday. and
Q stroag wind triturated Il - that it
WAS we'll driven into the shockA At
this tine Of the year IL generally freezes
here 90 hard tAst the sun fails 10
wholly remove the frost again till
Spring IL is probable that one
qaArter of ths wheat crop II de-
strcyed Whatever of IL goes over
unthrzsAed cannot fail to 10 ruined
Tor any purpose except for feed
Some farmers have leo TO 500
acres out Some Of II 10 high grade.
Most OF the stacked wheat Is yet un-
thrashed The ralps have been un-
usually trying ~ wneAt stacks this year.
In some instances wstting them 70 the
ground
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

EOR SALE-Houses and lots IN different
parts ef the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block Oh Bostwick-st. at bargain. DR.. Feen-
b0of. 4S Eostwick-st. s3tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

I HAVE some Of the most desirable houses
and lots; also vacant lots In the city. As
property is adv ncing daily. and the C ~ | able
10 double again in the next ten years. am
surprised that you do not come In and buy at
once. Ca 1T No. 637 New Houseman block
telephone No. s1s. A. X. Antisdel. 25ltf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

fo0a sc .sefAsv sass ace nsw he=~> tn
k&fs.
We Nsv~ sene Rfe< s>farn pfse~~sy se>r
efts fss ssis - tTszss - tvs - Zee sefss
eAa.s seteFss sasses resszesass t>r 80
fsese t..lssa - = 20
EsaaksF FtffbA fsLNE&
AEtefsss&
O. Ga = fhs 9astest : Aesfeesk
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
FOR REHr-BUslsRss PLACES

ITO kENT-ctores Nc.s aud II Hurog-sl. each
ax1O feet; alley In rear; suitaole Tor whole
sale business. Once. light map pufzcturing OK
storage; rent slzs0 per month each. Anton
q. hodenpyl. is and Il Founfalu-st. 2gtf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

CHICAGO. Nov. iT.-Sergt Franken-
feld, of the signal service. says tho
present cold wave extends from ocean
TO oceAn-from San Francisco to Bos-
ton. he thinks this winter. while the
season will % Of short duration. as ap-
pears from present indications. will be
VERY seyerA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

FOR SALE-Thirty million good white pine.
located on the Upper Peninsular; mas b en-
can be had very cheap. Call at 81 Houseman
block. A. R. Antisdel. 25ltf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

TOR SALE-Look at those two tasty. new
houses now be. ng huit ON the east side
Of n. Union-st.. just north of Bridge-st; city
and cistern water In the houses. solid stone
walls. cemented cellars: one with large
barn. Slo00: one without a barn, sis00. On
monthly payments easy as rent. &. w. Tufts.
20 Ottawa ST., foot OF Fountain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

WHAT PEOPLE Want T.: e; !: {: ;:::..,
Twelve words will usually make two lines thirteen ano
not 10 exceed twenty words three lines,
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words to line There
is but one price that is quoted in the table below
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
wAyTED-AaENTs.


WANTED-Agents 60 handle Hogie's Nun
W SncA Fire Extingusher hy state and
counties :one qnarf o. our double strength
chemicals Will extingussa sixty square feet OF
soltd nrc; agents makinE from - to So per
day. Hoge CO., proprietors. Grand Rapids.
Mich. 3ls
ACTIVE workers everywhere for 'Sbepp's
Al Photographs Of the Worlds" produced at
an out o. sie8.bo; tremendous success; sr.
J. NJ. Marshall. Dexter. Ipd., ciesred ssS In
toar eays; Rev, Henry Fisher. PlaInse d.
Mas. sis7 In SIX hours; Miss III. III. Harris.
Garfield. Penn. si4 tn thirty minutes. The
creates. book on earth. Mammoth illustrated
Circulars and terms free. Baoks on ereait.
freght psif. Beautiful outfit only ti. Ad-
dress. Globe B bic Pubilshia Co.. s05 Chest ut
strerf, nadephts. Pa s5s
ExfRt ORDINARY oFFERIN6-sf1o to
- sceso year assured g. general agents ~
90 ." Ter az 10 eanys>sers. A permanent
end eenyenent bus ness No competition;
Every lady poet Y customer. Address With
&c. sanp. eusoidafed Adjustable shoe Co.,
Lynn. Mass. ax
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
A ITENTIoN OWNERS oF HoRSEs-Me

TTENTIUN UW NEHS OF HOKSES-W g
"A have the largest aud most co,np..te to stock
of Horse Blankets and Fur Robes In the elty
Sl.25. Sl.t0. 81. S. so anu 5 80 each. Square
Blankets at 7oc t6c. 81 Sl25 Sl.0. sl-75 s.. $50
and Seach. All WOO. ankets At 8. s2.50. -.
$3.50. 81 and S. each. Extra large. extra fine
WOOL Plaid Blankets for team ats 81. IS and
$40 each. You are la led 10 inspect our stock.
Brown Hail i Co.. wholesale aud Retail 20
aud - Pearl-st. 3zs
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

~ have a gooc house and iot on the West
Side; house is nearly new. good stone foundar
tion. cellar. clsirrn aud well, city water la the
street and street graded; good foeation; this
place $ cheap at 81 .0a. but Ii must ~ sid and
want a. offer. l have another home for $50.
another Tor ssC0 and another for sl.5p. hrse
places are Ail well located. with good stone
foundations cellars. cistef rs and wells These
are special barga ms and must De sold; good
terms can be ha Ii you are looking for "A
home CAL aud see me al once. William IL.
Gilbert. Room g. Widdicomb building. 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

CArcAso. New. 1.-THE cold wave
reached Iowa in the forenoon. and BY
evening the temperature was below
zero at most places In the state. Wis
consin caught IL next, and 1T o'clock
D. M il had reached the Gen.
ter Of the state and was
rapidly driving the storm be-
fore IL The cold wave IL not accom-
panied BY much wind, however. only .
light brssss having been felt in the Ds-
kotas and little In this state. The
frigid tide reached Illinois in the even
ing. being immediately preceded BY a
baby blizzard The cold weather viii
not lest long.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL...... 100000

THOMAS T.. GILBERT. Pres dent
GEO Briggs, ylce-Pgesidens.
J. FREDERIC BAAhS. Cashier.
r. n. HUNT. Assist al Cashier
Transact hus ness In all lie osrtmeDts Of bank
in authorizes by the National Banking Law.
Exchanges available In ali the commercial
cit es Of the world ssld AZ eurfeat rateA
u. s bonds bought and sod.
DIRE TORS:
Thomas ID. Gilbert, Moves L. Avery.
Thomas J. % trien, George g. BriggA
David NJ. Amterx Lemuel II. Putnam.
Ransom {. Luce. Constantine Norton
Edward ". Hunt John G. Fitzgerald.
/. stewart White. Phio G. Fuller.
J. Frederic BAarx.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

sr. PAUL MINI. Nov. 1.-THE snow
storm has blown entirely away from
the northwest and has been succeeded
By surprising fall Of temper
aturs and clear weather. Every
station from Helena to Lake
Superior reports zero weather.
the fag end of the blizzard passing over
the latter section Ten below zero is
reported from all northern points in
North Dakota, and u from Medicine
Hat to Qu'appelle The temperature
was zero at St Paul at 10 o'clock Mon
day night and steadily falling.
In northern Minnesota the tempera-
ture was several degrees below zero at
o'clock Monday night and By morn
ting il WAS thought the mercury would
reach 1T least Is below. The greatest
degree of cold was reported
from Sioux FallA 8. D., where at
D. m IL u said the Thermometer
indicated 10 degrees below zero, No
other point reports - low tempera-
sure - this. thosgh throughout South
Dakota and southern NinnssotA the
aold Was intense.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

TIE hrtcz stses iceasea en y - Hysae 81
Sss. lt7. i<s saa iAt - FER 4s4e- kserb eeatszos
three stefe> Tee s~eend Seer - IN sufs<s ef
fecms s0tfsn~ fsf ef1r~s 81 heas<keerfna m
property n seis n = ess< leeHsrs ~
A A. lohk Nf y ess fsrstgea
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

EOR RENT - Three furnished rooms for
Il housekeeping. ground door. bath. furnace
heated. 2l2 Bartlett-st.. opposite 20. Division
street schcoi. 322
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

EoR RENT - Furnished ana unfurnishet
rooms steam heated. az Park Place. Mrs
A. L. Smith. ~It
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

WILLIAM II. GILBERT. room 3 SWiddicomb
building. Is offefing special bargains Ia
houses aud lots aad vacant lots. Ii you have
prep rrty TO sell or exchange 20 ana see 6ii-
BERT Money 10 loaa al the lowest rates OF IN
terest. 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

WAN"ED-By lady plain sewing. child ren
clothes = speciality. 4o9 s. Division-st.
6lnff
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
IEAL EsTArE cIrl.
IT'S II BARGAIN I
NY RESIDENCE ON HENRY ST.
Lot soxls.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
Enquire OF 70 cznal-st. or 54 Hsnry-st
E. n. WILLIAMS.

GRAND RAPIDS. according 20 the latest
etlc,ai survey. Is sri in Michigan. and
l. ). froyta continues TO sell real estate as
Sweets Hotel
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

oK kENT-A set OF nve rooms on nrst moor.
No. 20 bosfwick street. so per month;
also good unfurnisa ed room 81 per month.
twenty-five heus.s for safe; one hundred lots;
i've acres of land between Union and Easf
streets. near Fifth avenue; large house on
the corner Hall and East streets; and his new
block. Is Bostwick street. DR.. Veenboer. IS
Bostwick street, IS
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18

FOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnished
steam heated rooms the Brunswick i6
south Division st. S32
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
FOR RBRT-RooNs

TOR RENT-Ecoms tor light housekeeping
4 with modern Improvements. lO4 1st-aye
32i
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
SITUATIONS wAsTID-PENaLE.

WANTED-Situation rs nurse best of refer
ences. CAL or Address. 244 Lafayette-st.
AyS
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-18
1I!|!I!I!I!|!|!!
4 sOl zo xo sa ga "a so 80
4 "a "A a a a. 07 40 5 90
SO IS SO IS Dei.s 80 40
= az A 6S "A S1iI4 so 90
. x5 S3 10 81 4 05l rs 40 80
10 80 IS - - lst ~ 50 evo
PERSONAL.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-06
PILLS AND TWEEZERS.
An Exhibition of All Kinds of Medical and
Surgical Supplies.

An Exhibition of All Kinds of Medical and
Surgical Supplies.
The Washington Light Infantry Armory Hall.
underneath the auditorium Of the opera house.
where the daily meetings of the American Med
ical Association are held has been captured by
the manufacturing druggists, makers of surgical
instruments and apparatus. publishers Of
medical literature and manufacturers and
dealers of goods of various descriptions which
have added to their usual names the term
''hygienic." The great hall and the rooms
adjoining presenta most attractive appearance,
as the exhibitors have We'd with one another in
making their displays inviting. Pills never
wore a more seductive look. and compounds
that make one gag to think Of swallowing look
quite pleasant as arranged i'll the hall. Que
going through the hall is invited at every
hand to sample this or that RENE iv tonic,
and before he has made half the circuit of the
room might absorb enough medicine to mako
him proof against all ills that flesh is heir to.
There were good many visitors today study
ing medicine i'll its most agreeable aspects.
All kinds of strengthening foods and extracts
are shown. Then there are the regular stand
ard drugs aud a complete display of surgical
apparatus. There are surgical chairs, bright
arrays OF lances and keen instruments and
scores of compiicated-looking machines that
one would have to take winter y course in a
college of surgery to understand. There are
ordinary-looking flannel undertaking. made
interesting because they are labeled "hy-
gienic.' There are effigies of men dressed out
in hygienic clothing ana there is one efigy
swadt!ied in surgeons baudages and splints
and looking as a man might look after he had
been blown up on a steamboat aud the sur
geons had tied him together again.