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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
CHICAGO VAC. Z. al.

I've Grand Rapids ~ - .a 01pn fls "a "a
ATT taie4So-...---.,. rs d in tVRm tf9A "a
fDaisR. - - M tain a. truueh nee naf-
Tor car. Aud ~ % IA lIaia Wagner s4o .aat
I've Chicago IFS an Slepm flala Ia
AR ord h...s..-.-..-.2 10 y a. Ss5pm 81 N
BABY. le \ IN tTSia las eil az CO. q
through Tree pafior cal. and u ~ IA I "a
Wagner sleeping ear
Through tics cts and l1n information can ne
had By ca ins uDon A. A mquisl. tekrt 2geaf
at union station OF e. ~. NInson Tulsa tlokrs
agent o. Monroe-st.. Crane RAPIDS Mitch
G l. LoCkwooD. Gen P.ss Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
Woods osph q a inc:
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Promptly and perman-
entity currs all forms Of
Nervous WeaKness. En-
issions. Sperinntorrhea.
Impotency,and Ali effects
Of Abuse or Excuses.
Been prescribed over -,
years in thousands of
cases; Is the ONLY RFIIA
ms Avn usxxx- srpfgfxv
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
v. T.LanOreaux & Co
TELEPHONE no.


disease Of the hands and feet can be cured.
OFFICE, ROOM rs EAGLE HOTEL.
Hard and Soft Corns. Bunicns. Warts. Birth
Marks Moles, Chilbl,ins, all defects Of the
Hands and Feet. and Ingrowing Toe Nails.
NO KNIFE OR PAINFUL METHOD
USED.
Prof. Emilio Is prepared to treat all who are
affected with any of the above defects. Ii has
often been stated that there is no cure for
Corns and hunions. but all / ask is a trial and
will convince the most saeptical person on
earth that the above mentioned defects can be
no false profession or bogus certificates. but by
the demonstration of hundreds OF people of
this continent. and a better proof. no
charge until a cure Ia perfected. No quackery
stands n chance with me. face all and fear
none. Patients treated at their residences II
desired.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

Nv Tx uaNt- LfFF4 Jay
Q.0n 4. NJ has through chair car 70 Chi
'.VV cago. No extra charge fer seals
Loo , A. wssu ,arG sas, e sAes .'s
cents.
H.0S y. N. has through chair car u Msnis
O.Oo tee via NJ. A \. l.. X. X.
5 ace n .se sfs ss1 ss ssr rss sssSss G
DETROIT. NOVEMBER q. is'a.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
60 60 TIME TABLE
w esS4 ~ NOW IN EFFECT.

Grad Rapids s05 10 ] % nm 10 pm no 20
cd Haven ar. 50 am 2l5 pm g IS pni IA %
Milwaukee ar steamer ............ 43 am 4aam
Chicago -... ar isls.A uaef ...... CO am -
.Dsiy fDally except sunday
Trains arrive from the East 20 m Il % .
m o. y m and 10 - pm
Trains arrive from the West { g. IN. SS5s
N and Q 5j p m.
Eastward-No. IA has Wagner P2rlor Buret
car. No. l. parior car. Ne. ~ Nagnef Sleeper.
Westward-No. FL Wagner Sleeper. No. II
Parlor car. No as Wagner Parsor Bu1et caf.
JoHx W. LoUp. Tra'fle Manager
bEs fLrTcHER. Irav. Pass Agent
JAS. CAsFBELl- City IL ket Agent.
- Mo1roe street
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
THREE NOTABLE WOMEN
Mary Garrett. Mary Kyle Dallas
and Eme. Leinalra.
LIIILE GsORSBUIAL CONSPICUOUS

The FIRST, Fossessea OF Millions, IL Devst-
ed ~ Charity and Bssilsss, the second
wsstss Fseafsz ,tssEs.. @na the
laird h a slrs-s.11l illustrator.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

Lcoggrisht. issl. - Anssrbsaa Press AssoeiA-
tlGl.
The recent considerable gift 20 tho
Johns Hopkins university OF Baltimore,
by Miss Mary Garrett, has placed her
name again before the public as one OF
the greatest cf benefactors among
women.
This bequest OF one hundred thousand
dollars % a womsn's medical depart
nleat IA that Institution was On coldi-
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

mo>kesoas Srsad Rapids a Indiana
For Muse sgoA. ~ o. an. II d NJ so = a
lroln Ar-.lplV am 3 s. 3 n 8 q , q
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
TRAIN TINE TABLES.
GRAND RAPIDS A INDIANA RAILROAD
~ Ia S1ccf 81. Has,

fD@iiy except sunday
sLsErssss<n FAEioR car sEEVfcx
SortG-7tn a M trala l,Ariar rhstr car for
Traverse Iiy. II ~ az tr4iu pzfsar caAlf
car foF A4Ckinaw GR. g 81 n ~ tTa.a
aEnef sleeping Car ier L-ckinss City.
SOuth-l - N traln has pAflos Chair Nar 1,
Cincinnati ~ - M train has through psries
Car ior CnicAso. zoe NJ traia Wagner Siees
Ia 7 ar Tor tihctnnati. o. y a Irain Ns..
her Sleeping Car Tor Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

A s>EsS MINT Roll fer the p2s Ntth
n asphalt C<a = streel. trefA tse s'tets 20
bridge street. "a the est5 81 tstA11 bal Ia
0FFtaE ia k-lsf l-EkA.
So. ..... A..
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
Woman's National Council.

The following communication has
been sent out by Frances E. Willard to
daily newspapers of the country:
To the Editor OF the TELEGRAM-HEkALD:
Great preparations are making for
the first trennial meeting of the
Women's National Council of the
United States, to be convened III AL
baugh's Opera House, Washington, d.
c., January 22-25. Mrs. May Wright
Sewall, the corresponding secretary, Is
working up the meeting, and the most
distinguished women OF the Nation will
participate. Each national society IN
the Republic Is invited to elect one
member to serve on the executive
committee of the Council, and to
represent the society on the program.
Mrs. Mary I. La.hrop has been chosen
to represent the National w. G. I. L.
Besides this all national societies of
women are invited to send sororlcal
delegates-one or two each-who will
be warmly welcomed and invited to
take part in the discussions. These
delegates ale invited from national
societies that have not joined the coun-
Gil. By being present at the council
and taking part III its discussions, they
will have better knowledge
of its motive and methods, and
it is hoped that they will use
this influence to lead the ma
tional society they represent to join
the council. Tbs applies to al denom-
national missionary societies, both
home and foreign, as well rs to any
and all religious. philanthropical, re-
formatory, educational, artistic, indus
trial or other national society of
women. VIII the press please give
prominence TO this statement, in the
interests of women and their work, and
oblige FRANCES T.. WILLARD,
President, Eysnstou, Ill.
Y. BAH fraternal delegates will
please bring credentials from the gen.
eral officers of the societies they repre-
sent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

The q. r. & /. passenger train was
deralled last Sstu day night, just ss it
was pulling into Mackinaw City. One
SIDE of . baggage car was somewhat
torn-up. the baggsgeman, Frank Levin,
was somewhat injured. and this is the
extent OF the damage done. Conduc-
tor oatley's sstchel was stolen during
the excitement. 1t contained the tick
eta collected on the trip. A woodman
was arrested at Petoskey on suspicion
of the theft. The officers are after two
Others who are also suspected. The
sstchel was found cut IN two and
thrown under bridge south of the
town.
l.. :. Graves succeeds J. p. Hawkins
in the position Of JOINT veighmaster OF
the Grand Rapids weighing and inspee-
ton bureau. and also manager OK the
Grand Rapids car service, owing 10 the
resignation OF the latter gentleman.
Mr.. Graves nov has full charge of the
departments.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

kss. c. II. Lessioy WAITS - - the
easplzsa 81 tas ngat kansss HOUSE, 81
Representatives Hs oazss ~ cave TIE
place, for tee asen are mofe lns.mately
associated with k4asasi Stale AFFAIRS
snsa hs- he Vas eA2pi&ia OF the
D historical TopekA Leg<iatnfe- In bis
opeEing prsyrr on tas eeeasisa Of the
first meeting Of that body, presented
TIE Tree state sids CT the then raging
Contest in SUCH tsFsss and ~ saeh
length that the prayer MAS declared BY
one Of the members 20 be s'ths first
complete statement Of Kansas Affairs
that had ever been made 10 the Al
mixhty." Grest . man ~ Aosss MAS,
he did not possess the gllbaess OF
toague necessary 10 perform the Office
OF mediator and interpreter success
fully. 80 be depended upon k.fon. The
later became an important parsonage
in early Hebrew politics. Not 50 with
the Rev. Losejoy. His Elibasss OF
tongue enabled him to preseat the case
Of bleeding Kansas with neatness An.
dispatch. 1T the throne Of grace. and
so. like Pooh Bah, no united All the
Offices in himself. Kansas should not
forget him now.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

CIRculr.-Hon. VIM. +. Grove, pre-
siding--Michael Scheeler and John
Krem VS.. Frank Eckert, assumpsit: ap-
plication for further time to settle bill
of exceptions denied. Charles G. Com
stock vs.. David ID. Erwin and James
w. Converse; trespass on the case; de-
murrer of both defendants sustained
with costs and $40 fee. Plaintiff al
lowed twenty days to amend, on pay
ment OF costs. Martin l.. Sweet VS..
The Newaygo Manufacturing company
ct al, chancery; demurrer OF debts
Converse and Fletcher, overruled with
costs including $40 fee. Harry JOslyn,
assignee of Henry NJ. Goebel VS.. Henry
NJ. Goebel. Caroline A. Goebel ct al.
chancery. Decree THAT there IS due
from Caroline A. Goebel $l,07l.99 and
that the same is a lien on Madison-ave.
property, with costs TO complainant.
Copies VS.. Copies, divorce; motion to
open the case for additional testimony.
Taken under advisement. Bresnahan
VS.. Bresnahan, divorce. Tried in open
court and decree granted to complain
ant on ground of cruelty. Hon. NJ. c.
Burch, presiding. Court opened at
regular hour and after hearing several
ex parte motions adjourned to this
morning at o'clock. Cases on call 81
20. 81, BE.
SUPERIoR-Hon. f. A. Burlingame,
judge-The People VS.. Andrew j.
Kridler, saloon open on Sunday.
Grand Rapids School Furniture Com
parry VS.. VIM. Harrison, III chancery
ordered that the complainant's costs as
taxed herein, be reduced from SIT IA
to S42.25. by striking therefrom the
item of So stenographer's fee, and the
item, 81, for serving bill of complaint
and restraining order; the latter item
by consent. The People VS.. Frank
Hescher. saloon open after hours: bail
estreated and and bench warrant issued
estreat set aside; on trial. Erastus
Mckay va. Doray Mckay, in chancery
hearing in open court; decree of di-
vorce granted complainant; grounds
desertion. The People VS.. Ben Bliven
larceny from a dwelling; arralgned
waived reading of information, and
pleaded not guiltp pro foama.
PRoBATE-Hon. Cyrus Z. Perkins
iudge-Estate of Charlotte A. Preusser
deceased; Will admitted to probate, and
letters testamentary issued to Albert
Preusser; order that all claims be filed
in court on or before July 3, 1890
Estate of Rupert c. Rush, deceased
letters of administration issued tt
Frank A. Rodgers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

A KANSAS man Was injured in rail-
way wreck AT reeklnridge the other
day. and he wouldn't believe that ne
wasn's killed until the other passengers
dragged him TO the mirror and made
him look 1t Q small wound on his
head. When the average Kanssn gets
an idea once thoroughly hanged into
his head, il takes several vigorous
thumps to knock il out again. Hence
the vigor of Senator Ingalls, language
and oratoncal style.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.


The representative of Belgian gun
factory, who Is now in Chicago, boasts
that they can undersell American gun
makers, even with 45 per cent. tariff,
because they pay their workmen only 5
francs, or 90 cents q day. He goes
further, and saws he could undersell
the American gun-makers IL We had .
tariff of 90 per cent. The workingmen
of Belgium must work for just what
the manufacturers are willing TO pay.
American mechanics are not that kind.
Their services command from s. to So .
day. and we hope II may be many years
before they will be In the condition of
the Belgium workmen. But it would
be interesting to nave the free-trade
liars show how the American gun
makers could long continue in the bus
mess ana pay from s. to 81 day for
mechanics after the protective tan6 il
abolished. -Inter-0 Ocean.
Then. according TO free trade advo-
Gates, we should buy of the Belgian
manufacturers because they can make
guns cheaper than Americans, and
''every man has right to buy whore
he can buy cheapest" If the claim is
good as to one article, it 10 good to all
and We should buy oil manufactures
where they can be made cheapest
IN Belgium. Now why can man.
ufactures be made cheaper there!
The paragraph above explains
and the explanation Is simple.
Then American manufacturers must 60
out of business and leave their en-
ployes without work, or else they must
put themselves on an equal footing for
competition with the Belgian manufac-
turer, by paying wages equally as low.
Now the purpose of the protective tariff
is to prevent thls-to prevent the we'll
paid labor of America from coming in
competition with the pauper laborers of
Belgium. III a Is or 90 per cent. pro.
tectlve tariff will not effect that, then
an 100 per cent tariff should be levied.
IL the principle applied to guns alone,
we might afford, perhaps. to go out OF
the business and lie. gunmakers seek
some other employment But what i:
true in one industry is true IN all and
the principle becomes general that a
protective tariff benefits the country
generally.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
A DAYS LABOR.

With all the Legislation which isnow-
sdays demanded, il would not be sur
prising If good proportion of it. if
enacted into laws, should be declared
void by the courts. There has been q
demand for long time for eight hours
to be considered days labor. With
the policy Of having eight hours consti-
tute days labor we have no contention,
but when law is demanded providing
that eight hours be deemed . full days
labor. and that any one who shall de-
m and or receive more than such num-
Der Of hours for days labor, shall be
guilty of misdemeanor, as has been
done in many instances by labor organ
nations, then we demur, for We think
that such demanded legislation, would
interfere with the right of contract be-
tween parties, and upon such ground
would be unconstitutional. One of the
latest decisions upon such legislation
has quite recently been delivered by the
Supreme Court of California. upon .
statute providing that eight hours
should constitute a days labor, and that
any one who "shsll demand. receive or
contract for more than eight hours
labor in . day. or who shall employ
Chinese labor shall be guilty of . mis-
demesnor, and subject TO fne. The
same wss declared VOID. because Of tia
unconstitutiouality, 90 u interfered
with the right OF contract.
II IL far better to let the matter Of
eight hours constituting . days labor
rest in contract between employer and
emrloye. for when . law requiring
such hours 10 be taken ~ days labor
il demanded, notwithstanding any
contract between the parties. the cause
of reduced hours Of labor loses friends.
winch Il otherwise might have,
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
Dxraozr MUST rur VI.
a. sAs - xss AAas, lss - y = = Co.
80 Gsssa kAD<4k

AZ sAs - xss Asas. As - = - = es.s
80 6sAsa kAD<ak
The representatives 81 The state
Legislature fTon tn4s cisy vii oppose
the raising oi 90, 90 70 hsap entertain
t1s AzGsoasl saesnptaent u the " A
T. Al Dslrois next June. oas OF TIE
gentlemen sad; 1T seems ~ me thss
Detroit ought 10 put up -. 90 for tas
snesmpps8t, especially - Is slii bfspx
ia Al least half . million. IL - esti-
mated that ~ least loo. e1o people wsii
visit Desroit daring the week, aud II =
= very small estimate 10 say that each
person will leave -. When Grand Rap
ids entertained the reunion Of the Army
Of the Cusnbxr snd come yezrs ago,
the city did not ask for any help froni
OUTSIDE cities, ar the State II Detroit
can't provide for the meeting let them
come TO Grand Rapids. Well take care
OF them"
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

The case OF Martin l.. Sweet W. the
Sewaygo Manufacturing Company was
before Judge Grove yesterday, aud an
ilnportan, ruling was made. The CON-
plainAnt. by bis attorneys. Eggleston 4
Mcbride, seeks TO collect creditors
bill against the company and its rer
eeiver The defendants demurred TO
the plaintiffs bill on the ground that
there was no sufficient setting forth
that, even If there had been proper
sale OF the assets of the company, a
sufficient amount would be realized TO
pay these Judgment creditors after the
secured debts had been paid. The
court overruled the demurrer, with
costs, including fee Of $40.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

Any goods dyed with Diamond Dyes
can he washed with soap when neces-
gary. The Blacks, Browns. Blues. aud al
SPECIAL cotton colors are frightened ard
improved BY Washing IN sospsnds sfssr
dveinc. OF course. when delicate col
ors ike purple, vieiet and green have
70 he washed, the slas should b. wesx
and lakemArT1. Nothing equals Dls-
paoua Dyes Ter fast And durable co.oTs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the members OF the
Michigan Masonic Home Assoc ation will be
held At the asylum of De Aolai toRmsndery
Ids, Michigan. Monday. January S. 1891. az
7.5 O'Clock p. M at which time a president
and vice president viii be elected for one year.
and SIX directors will be elected for three
years aud such other business transacted as
may regularly come before the association.
Ns. DryRsH, President
Attest: VIZ. p. ISSEs, Secretary.
ba-
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
No Ono Now.

BrookIyn Standard mon:
1t appears that the white folks are
not the only ones TO enjoy the Absorb
ton of culture combined with the
pleasures of the picEic as exemphfied
in the "Chautxuqua" plan, for there is
now to be established q Colored Chau-
taucua on the Jersey coast, near As
bury Park. A number of prominent
clergymen and laymen of the African
race have formed an organization for
that purpose, and the name of the
same will be "The Park University"
The usual Chautauqua course will be
supplemented by course of instruction
IN theology tor young colored clergy
men.
Who says now that the African race
is not progressive?
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
WHAT OTHERS SAY.


Toledo Bladti
Brice is getting deeper into il all the
time. He is q resident of New York
City, claims to be an inhabitant of
Ohio, and has just been elected a
director OF Southern railroad having
q Georgia charter, under which direct
ors are required to qualify by oath as
make oath that he is resident of
Georgia. as he did some two years ago
that he was . citizen OF New York, in
order to comply with the law in that
State, in going upon the bond of q con-
tractor?
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
TOWER
Employment Bureau
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE!
ROOMS AND Q TOWER BLOCK.
DEGOLIA BROS. .Proprletors
WANTED-Male Help-2 timers. team
w sters. - wood cutters. moulder. 4 cab
met makers. furniture workers. boys.
WANTED-Female Help girls for gen.
w erai housework. 3 chambermaids. laun-
dress, dishwasherS, 5 dintngroom girls,
cooks. sewing girls.
TOR SALE-A fne modern house on Cassst
plumbcd throughout. Ga and all modern
conveniences. This house must be sold and
Will 90 at bargain.
WANTED-To rent. with privilege OF buying
w good hotel In or out OF city. by re-
sponsible party. One with furniture and q
good bar trade preferred.
EOR SALE-Two Groom houses on North
Lafayette-st.. near Bridge; will sell both
or one cheap II sold within the next 70 days.
TOR SALE-9room house on Munson-st., 50
Il foot front, H0od cellar; well and cisfern !;
graded street; water and gas; price slS00; easy
terms.
EOR SALE-s-room house on Third ST.. stone
foundation; good well and cistern; Will
sell on contract. sl00 down. balance monthly
payments.
TOR SALE-7-room house on Forrest ST., -
l. foot front; well. cistern and modern con-
veniences; on contract. 500 down.
TOR SALE--4 lots on North ave-. 54x100 at
SEQ each; on contract; easy terms.
TOR SALE-66 acre farm. miles from Battle
Greek; soil clay loam; S-room frame house.
land all under cultivation: owner Don-resi-
dent and anxious TO sell; price $500.
FOR EXCHANGED acres two miles from
Sangatuck. 1860 peach trees bearing 50
standard pear trees. 80 cherry. % apple %
purns. 200 goosberries3 acres OF Strawberries.
good house and barn. Price $500.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
1u erty In sums to suit. Rooms8 and 3. Tower
block.
HOUSES and rooms to rent; also n number OF
II good tenants wanting 10 rent; bring in
your keys. Rooms and 8. Tower block.
DEG0LIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
ANIMALS.
EDISON LIGHT CO. ANNUAL

The annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the Grand Rapids Edison Light and Fuel Gas
Company will be held on Monday. January II.
1s9l. AT the Office OF the company. I'm Grand
Rapids. Mich. at 3 o'clock p. m. for the cleo
ton OF a board Of directors 20 serve during the
ensuing year. and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly be brought
before it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

ONE ENJOYS
9TH the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs i taken; 1t il pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidney.
liver and Bowels, cleOses the sys-
tenn e6ectuslly, dispels colds. head
aches and fsvers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs IL the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
daced. pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach. prompt In
In action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to al and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs ID for sale In 800
and 81 bottles By Ill leading drug
gistx Any reliable druggist wno
may not have it ON hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SRUP co.
SAN SRASoiso0. cal.
loSwsNtlE. ~ new YoRx ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

Twelve words VIII No.
ually sna Ne TIVE ltneoS
thirteen and not 10 an.
ce<sd twenty words three
lines, and In the larger
advertisements the aver
age IL seven words 10 a
line. There 10 but one
price and that il quoted
tn the table herewith.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
$500 Reward !!

We vfu ray the ssrve reward fsr snv esse - rf-sp
Cor-r <frr Tv<r>r<ss sce Eeef,cse f-i@~stzo. Cons
srfpsfser or Cost reoess csnnct care vsss We<ts
ver~sah1. Liver p wen TIE fsrerttons strictly
eannssses ssA Tsey rsrsiy v.rs<.hs-. sns n>~ss
far :, give s.ss<fseffo,- soxsr cossef LGse soxes
eonsslnfnu ~ Pssfs - ce-rs Beware 81 cea-ferfsi7s
art irrisafirra 70 Fe-Bsr> manufactures czay .
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders 81
the Fifth National Bank of Grand Raids, for
the eiectiea OF directors. will be held at their
banking hoase on Tuesday, January y tel.
between the hours of 10 o'esock n m. snd II m.
". III. FOWLER.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
Not Initski.

New YORK Mail and Express:
We noticed in Milwaukee paper q
few days ago the names of Czerwinski,
Kerizinski, Gellnski and CygerskI, from
which Chicago paper infers that in
Milwaukee the Americans are not in
ltski
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
ANNUAL MEETING.

TIE annual meeting ~ the stockholders ~
the North PARK Street Railway COMPANY viii
b held at the osice 81 Msre 4 Wilson. J. yard
block. on TueSasy, the 18th day ef January,
1sa1. at II clock a. r. c. c. CoASfotk.
<eFre-4rv
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

Come without delay. that you may
get the fullest benefits of those wonder
full treatments. at prices unheard of be-
fore for cheapness, but which are
positively limited to time above speci-
fed. Hermitage Block, Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06
To 81 sscKsnERA

Any Subscriber to rnk TELEGRAM
HERALD Who falls To receive ths paper
regularly, or Who may have rsassn tn
complain az late delivery. vim confer =
special favor by Informing this once OF
the fact al once. send postal card or call
up teis sshSae ssh.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

wHEx . young Teuton feels innpelled
10 call upon his ''seliehse' sunday
afternoon. ne 10 simply a victim Of
sonntsznaehmittAeh "
which e said 70 mean "the feeling of
homescknezs. the restless longing for
csupsniouship which people have on
Sunday afternoons,
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-06

Perfect health is seldom found for
impure blood is so general. Hood 5
Sarsaparilla really does purify the
blood and restores to perfect health,
when possible. Try it yourself.