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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

Flowers and Women at Mrs. Edison's.
At the meeting Of women's clubs on
Wednesday 200 women were seated at
luncheon in Glenmont, the home of Mrs
Thomas A. Edison, in Llewellyn park
but so spacious is the mansion that the
large company was accommodated with
out the least crowding Tables were
ranged along the walls of the luncheon
room with covers laid on one side, the
other being free for the passage of the
servants, and in the center of the hollow
square thus formed stood the presidents
table
AS the gathering was composed of rep
resentatives from Maine to Louisiana
and from Delaware to Utah inclusive,
most of those present were naturally
strangers to one another, and sit was
funny" said an observant woman, Ito
zee how we ogled one another, every
body suspicious of distinguished pres
ence in her next neighbor which she
might be i'll contact with unawares.
There ought to have been a system of
labelling, | think, for although the roll
was called, with each woman answering
70 neE uaIue, DelOTe she COulu De uCCeQ
with her identity she was lost in the OBJ
livion of the long array. noticed, too,
that even in such a national gathering of
women, supposedly superior to the tri-
lies of life, matter triumphed over mind
In the question of costumes. Every one
was fashionably dressed, and there were
two hundred loves of spring bonnets."
The floral decorations at this luncheon
deserve special mention. The staircase
was entwined with purple and white
wistaria and banked with yellow labur-
mum. Great pots Of dogwood were ev-
erywhere, and riot of fleur-de-is in all
its shades, French gray, white and pink
was present. The guests moved and ate
In literal bower of these most suitable
spring blossoms. Her Point of View in
New York Times.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
One of Jackson's Servants.

Ann Grimble, colored, died in New
Orleans last week at the reputed age Of
102 years. She was at one time servant
in the employ of Gen. Andrew Jackson.
The Washington body guard are rapidly
giving way to the army of servants en-
ployed by distinguished statesme1 %
later date Philadelphia Ledger.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
Camphor in Place of Fly Screens.

1t amuses me to see the weary clerk or
assistant carrying home window screens
on warm evenings, or taking advantage
of the new patent and securing sections
of frames to adjust and put together at
his leisure and at the expense of his fill
gers and thumbs. Window screens are
not really necessary at all, and in many
instances they keep flies in as well as
keep flies out. In our house we burned
the frame on our last screen door some
years ago, and have had the full benefit
of the unobstructed breeze every ensuing
summer.
A little camphor placed in every win
dow sill will keep out flies, except in
the kitchen, where the temptation is
stronger and the remedy of necessity a
little more stringent. But little cam
phor sprinkled on the cook stove now
AND again VIII drive out the pests and
keep them out, while it will also neutral
| ize the unpleasant smell of cooking
Interview in St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
A T1iefs A dvice.

A thief who was sent to prison in Ohio
was pressed to confess the particulars OF
his crime, but he replied: "The man
who confesses to anything is fool. No
matter how guilty he is or what proofs
you may bring, he has only to deny his
guilt and fair share of the public will
sympathize with him. detroit Free
Press.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

raIseo cloud Of dust, and when it
reached the opposite side of the field the
snakes were lost to view. A party with
guns and clubs was quickly organized to
search for the snakes, but was unable to
find them.-Cor Indianapolis Journal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
No Law Against Bangles.

Some women have been informed that
there is law which has been recently
enacted TO prevent the use of coins for
bangles and other jewelry. A well
known lawyer, however, says that there
is no law which interferes with the use
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

The wife Of President Eliot, of Har-
ward, has recently surprised Der friends
by returning to the amateur theatrical
stage, where she once shone a star. Be-
fore her marriage she was, as Miss Hop
kinson, a member of the Cambridge
Dramatic club, and was favorite act
ress. For nearly fifteen years Mrs. Eliot
proved that her old time gift has not
deserted her Mrs. Eliot is about forty
| five wears old
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
Woman's Influence in Public Affairs.

One of the most interesting recent as
poets of public affairs in this community
is the effective part in them taken by in
telligent women. The state legislation
providing for the removal of insane pa
tents from county poorhouses was origi-
mated by women, and successfully con-
cluded under their auspices. The eff
cient sympathy and action Of women
during the last municipal campaign
would have been crowned with similar
success but for the unexpected detection
of men. The movement for cleaning the
streets has been greatly stimulated by
women, to whom its progress is largely
due, and the effective work in the effort
to raise fund to secure the opening of
the Metropolitan museum on Sunday is
done by women. All this work is done,
also, in the most womanly way, and it is
interesting as showing the development
of sense Of duty of citizenship, which
is wholly new, in this extent, among
women.-Harper's Weekly.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

Octavia Grace Richie is the first
woman of Quebec to take a medical de
gree. The experiment of admitting
women to the clinics of the general hos
pital wards is a great innovation in
Canada, but has been pronounced sue
cess by the dean and faculty of Bishops
college, who claim that Miss Ritchie's
presence in the large classes of men at
the clinics had most refining influence.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

Virginia is to have woman's college.
A real estate syndicate of Lynchburg
has offered the Randolph-Macon college
twenty acres of land, with $4,000 cash
and 100000 il bonds, provided an en-
dowment fund of S1OO. 900 is raised.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

''The Monopoly of Man," lecture
given by DR.. Anna Kulisciof, the Rus
sian doctress, before the students in the
Milan Medical college, and which year
ago produced so much sensation, has
been published in book form in four
languages.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

An Experience with Reform" Dress.
Not long since l asked a pretty woman
what she thought of the reform dress
mania
"Pouf!" she said, contemptuously, tilt
ing up her pretty nose; "those reform
dress women had better save their breath.
I'll tell you confdentially, Miss Polly,
that tried it myself once-once only,
mind As the fad was to dress artist
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
SHE HoUsEKEEPs OUT OF TOWN.

Shopping in Drug Stores for Eggs, and
Having Other Odd DiIemmas.
This is the season of restlessness and
unreasoning desire for change. This is
the time of year when you put your
piano where your bookcase was, and the
armchair changes places with the desk
You must turn your carpets or die, re-
paint or have a fit, make over your
dresses or go mad.
Ii you keep house you must move, and
if you don't keep house you must move
1t you are married you think o. a di-
Vorce, and if you aren't you swap ad-
mirers with your best friend If you
have tried the country for the winter
you decide to get into the CITY, and if
you have been in the city all this time
into the country you must go. The last
's,what young wife has done.
"We had to sweep the hailstones off
our front step the first morning" she
tells, 'but what of THAR
Dear little woman Her house is out
of town and she goes into town to mar
ket. She was met at the ferry for the
last boat She looked dreadfully i'll
81 did my marketing for tomorrow
early this morning" she said, "and then
Jennie and | went to the theater this
evening, and at the theater | remem-
bered hadn't ordered any eggs. We had
to have eggs, and we have been to over
thirty drug stores"
Drug stores?'
Eyes; everything else is closed"
But why drug stores?"
sometimes they have eggs, you know,
for their drinks, and Jennie and have
had about thirty sodas. Oh, it was
dreadful Jennie is in the ladies room
now, and | feel so sick. Housekeeping
Is very difficult"
They are having trouble with serv-
ants, of course, and all their troubles
seem to get mixed up with eggs
81 told the girl to drop some for
luncheon, and she looked as if / meant
on the floor. Oh, they are so stupid |
know so little myself too And they
are SO impudent. | tried to explain to
that one about dropping eggs. | told
her how to break the shell and turn the
egg out, and mash it little fat, and
then do it like a griddle cake, and the
horrid thing laughed right at me.
"Then fish are so dreadful When you
boil them, or anything. they all fall to
pieces when you try to put them on the
platter. don't see how they do it in
hotels. Then your face gets so red cook
Ing. thought | ought to learn little
of housekeeping before marry Tom,
but Jennie says had better marry him
before let him come to dinner make
nice ice cream, but it makes me so tired
TO wind it up New York Sun.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

To Mrs. Harrison one of the most in
teresting sights of the ''swing around
the circle" was the profusion of flowers
that met her view at every turn in Cali
fornia. At Mrs. Stanford's reception
there were 1000 Gold of Ophir roses sus-
pended in a canopy over her head, and
at another reception the ladies stood on
a balcony where a thousand callas
formed a great bed around them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

Mrs. Helen FL. Backus, the newly elect
ed president Of the Brooklyn Woman's
club, is a graduate of Vassar college, one
of it's trustees and the wife of the presi
dent of Packer institute, of Brooklyn.
She is a woman of broad culture and dig
nifed bearing.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11

The study of law has been taken up by
a daughter of Congressman Brecllin
ridge, of Kentucky. She was gradual
ed from Wellesley several years ago, and
has since then taught algebra and geom-
etry in a Washington school. She will
study law in her fathers office.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-11
Miss Florence Balgarine, vino came as

Miss Florence Balgarine, vino came as
a delegate to the woman's council lately
held at Washington, carries back to Eng
land with her many pleasant impressions
of America One which she, being her
self woman, counts especially pleasant,
is that American women are in advance
of American men-an opinion which she
supports with some vigor and eloquence.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

SAT COUPLE or wRINKLEp OLD MAIDS.
ticntly aside and went into TIE garden.
On tho spot which Countess Dcren-
field had usually occupied, and where !
had first heard Ellen's voice. sat q
couple Of wrinkled OLD maids.
They were governcsscs. hoary vet
srans who had knocked about the
world, and had not earned enough
after hard life TO enjoy the evening
of 1t peacefully. but were obliged to help
themselves along by giving private les
cons. And such fato that dear. beau
ufel girl desired In her ignorance of
The worldi What might she 30 doing
~ Florepcef With what enthusiasm
would she be received by societyi II
must be pleasure 60 see those beam
ing, fefvent eyes rest on the master
pieces OF modern and antique art. 10
follow everT sign Of emotion In her
open. pure features. Besides. Florence
Is for everyone one Of the most inter
esting ~ towns. ! should sooner or
later in any case journey thither. Why
not soonerS stood meditasiveiy on the
landing where Ellen had involunsarily
run into my arms.
"A letter. NJ. IL Baron" said Lruis'
h~eashless voice near me. He HANDED
me = letter in ssrsnss handwriting
II was from Geneva
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

Why | had named Mar~~llies Is his
1nAl destination. | dia not know my
sslf selievs l had the childish hope
81 mislesding tho policel Louis had also
only SPOKEN of Aars~isles
The nan saiy nodded &C nay woris,
and again begged pardon fer having
Discarded ns. he seemed " 10 quite
clear - 10 my personality.
NAY ssA " hat there u against Mr..
Lapotin?" said I. a. he turned to go
He smiled
The man Ii . political character Of
considerable Importance know moth
tng further" lie bowed and with
drew.
ionged 70 speak with Mrs Rennert.
As soon - possible I was announced.
snd abe received ne immediately. She
came % meet mo very much asitated.
Tell me iirse OF ALL" cried she. how
was Lspotin' Did hs give you the inn
precision that no would be able To stand
tho journey?"
He gave me tho impression OF man
who, BY virtue Of his will power, viii
keep up. until no has run Into his harbor.
That tho Journey win result badly for
him. I fear. but that he win survive IL,
bslieve. He was not TO be held back.
tried IL; and 10 Is better So"
The police were In the houss7' sAked
khe softly. I nodded.
They found nothipg7"
Certainly not" answered I. 'Hc
had been warned. Did you know that
he was political charaeserr
He never spoke 10 me about IL.
spocssd IL But shall never believe
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
Tn. Dest snake s,orr OF All

A man who kept garden near the
river Euphrates, had an adventure with
snake many years ago, has involved
himself aud family IN trouble ever
since. One result OF this adventure
was the sentence pronounced against
the woman that "in eorrow thou shalt
bring forth children" No boubt this
sentence included the many ailments
consequent on child.bearing, ouch as
weak back, female weakness, tumore.
irritatious, ,rregu and the like.Dl-
vine wisdom, after tins sentence. came
to the rescue Of woman, aud provided
RENE dies for her cure. Beet of all is
Or. Plerce's Favorite Prescriptions
woman eavior--a soothing, sovereign
remedy for all such troubles. Millions
are using II, and blessing its author.
II is the only remedy for these all
ments. sold 10y druggists. under a posi-
tive guarantee of giving satisfartion in
every case, or money promptly re-
funded.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
LEGAL ADVERTISING

NOTICE To CREnIrohS-
~ state OF Michigan. county of Kent-ss.
Notice, is hereby given. that by an order of the
Probate e .urt. for the county OF keat. made on
the sp.h day of July. A. d. 1881. sIN months
from that date were allowed iof CREATORS TO
nresent their claims against the estate OF
MARY pleBEoW.
late of said county. deceased. and that all
creditors Of said deceased are required to pre-
sent their claims % said Probate court. at The
Probate offlcs Ia the city Of Grand Rapids. for
examination aud allowance on or before tie
sDtl day OF January next. and that sGch
claims Will be heard before said court on
saturday. the s0th dav OF JanGsry neat. at
10 o'clock in the forenoon OF that day.
Dated, Grand Rapids. Mich. July q. A. u.
CYRUS r. PERKINS.
Fri aug Il Judge of Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

pRoBAIE oRDER-state Of Michisan. Coun-
~ Of keEt So At sessIon OF the Probate
Cont foe ssyd County OF Rent. held at the PRO
hsie of.lee II fhc city o. orsnd Rapids on the
Sth day OF August. In the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety one
Present. Cyrus +. Perkins. Judge oil frobste.
In the matter OF the estate OF
WILLIAM HESS. deceased.
Anna Hess having HE'D In this court her pc
tition praying that the Multiplication ot said
estate may be granted to Ole Johnson;
n IL ordered that Saturday. the 18Th dav OF
August, iSal. at ten o'clock IN the forenoon, at
said probate Office. he appointed Tor hearing
said petition.
Aud it's further ordered. that copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vious to said lay Of hcsf'ng. In The TyLxstss-
its,Ip. daily hewspsacr printed and circa-
istsng In saId county 81 Kent.
CYRUS b. PERKINS.
"A true copy.l JEdse OF Probate.
ApoI.rH n. M.sox Register. sun aug 2
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

Oh. he dbs not speak 10 you of naei
Thsa 10 eerssinly does not wish you
- xnow, "a wishes % tell you himself
I viii say notaing further than that l
hank him. and viii pray God daily 70
bless him. Tell him that Monsieur,
aud now sdisa; yoa IRE his friend, you
are doubtless noble lord. but cannot
trust yoa like h,a1-"
She drew down her veil again. made
aas = graceful inclination and hurried
quickly away. At first thought Of de-
tanning her. Sac wee charming and
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

SIZE WALKED NEXT sE WITH BOWED HRAD
was very much bored; but while was
hesitating. she had disappeared
saantcred slowly on, and found Nice
rs rniserabl as any other small, Ger
man town.
''Shall ! remain hero two months
longcr?" thought I. THAT cannot
do. One would lose ones mind in such
q place! 1t was foolish for me TO come
here. am about as III as Leonie is
Shall l 60 TO the play? To 60 alone Is
40 stupid. and Il Is already latcw So
went homo and entered tho salon In n
very missnthropical mood. as called
II; 1t really was moro = longing for CON-
partnership. took my seat quietly in
O corner with book. was seeking q
being 10 approach whom it would DO
worth while. All! tho selection was
difficult, and there was not an embarras
do richesse! How few people there
are. Men are machines, women. dolls!
To mo, who had found and lost two
such companions as Ellen and Lapot!n.
1t WINS hard To offer substituted Miss
Rennert is an exception; but she is old;
she loves youth, but she cannot sym
pathizs with it, aud especially Is she
not companionablc.
Had the desire to approach Mrs. Git
ford possessed rae l would not have re-
sisted II. Where could she be? To see
! her would he more amusing than the
chatter about me! Her unusual beauty
raised her above the ordinary! She was
always original. aud not such bore as
the others here.
I With such thoughts glanced almos,
hastily ut my vis-a-vis, mother with
gray and two daughters with brown hal,
bent over their fancy work; the mother
was knitting. the ONO daughter crochet
ing and tho other cmbroidering. Thi,
knowledge Of ladies' work l owed e
nv sisters. wished could either
crochet on knit, life would then be more
bcarahie; ut my rate. the ladies lookes
30 comfortable and contcntcd that wa.
envious. 1 caught myself yawuing ter
ribly.
my God! one con lose ones bit o
manners here. tool" thought I, contrite
~; crept to my room and went to bes
ut ten o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
ra.Ll~n,. Asa,~s Save

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers. sslt Theum. fever
sores. letter. ohapped hands. chiihlains.
eorns aud all skin eruptions. and rosl-
lively cures psles. or no pay required.
Its guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfae-
on or money refunded. Price Is cents
per hos. For sale by Peck BROS, drug
gists, corner Monroe and pivson-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
CHAPTER wv.

Iawoke from q long, dreamless alcep
q different man. l realized that q SEN
sible person needed some more serious
employment, even at Nice, in order to
feel we'll
Invent out quite early. bought paper
and SO forth. thinking that l would
stsileo while the iron was hot. and be-
gin . work for which l had gathered
considerable material.
Strange to say, things did not go rs
smoothly as had expected they would.
and finally threw everything inpa-
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

SYMPTOMS Moisture, intense itching
and staging mos, a. night. v@rse ~
scratching. II allowed 10 continue
t'ssaers form. which often bleed snd
viserats. becoming very core. swsyss =
oTN1ssST sscps the Hcaine and haced-
ma. heals liberation, and IN meet cases
removes the tuners. Al druggists. or
~ mai. tor 50 eepss. Df. s~syns h
Son, phiiaaelchi
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

nIE AND HONEST MEDICINE Bes0rc and Amer
Yxow~ Ask druggist for " OOPS PHosrEopISE;
II he offers some worthless medicine ia place
a.! this. leave bis dishoreststoro. lnciose price
in letter and we will send by return mail.
Price, one package. 81; SIX. -. one VIII please.
SIX will cure. Pamphlet IN plain sealed tn
velohe. 2stamrs Address The Wood Chem
icai Co.. j., Woodward-ave.. Detroit. Mich.
SOLD In Grand Rapids by 4. X. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
rErA.rsrn.. ~orto.

F4rr Treasarsf's ofars
Gssas RsFsas N,en. EHy =. lesf
xrfsr< Is hersss aess hat ttt ssse<s1'saf
49,, So sse ravf~c ~4ts <teet strtsif tssNi
ssrsss rr-.n f,ss street ~ ksst syers Stree.
II ~ tssts 81 ttrsna RasSa<. e rr- - ~
bsss. SO inst ust reefAve reYfseHt th-Fr-
fsss a. sAs pssrs 81 Tee rftr Tr~ssarse ffs
WILLIAM Htgg
sa< % CIV frsssursf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
Woods PhOs n q Il N q!
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Promptly aud perman-
entity cures Nil forms OF
Nervous Weakness. En-
issions. Spermatorrhra.
potency. and all effects
oil Ahuse or ENcesses.
neen prescribed over y5,
years In thousands of
cases; Is the Only RrLiA-l
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

an opportunity To 60 10 SC. JOSE /,
tho 10th. st. Joe - fine
old town and just the place for
a Sunday outing. Train will
leave Bridge-st. 5s<5 o. m;
union station 500 =. m. and leave 1T.
Joe at 100 p. m. Fare tl.2s including
boat ride on Lake Michigan.
Gro De UAvEr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
TRHAsuRrs.s NOTICE

cfrr Tsfsspstt's ofrIcs.l
essvs n.rsrs. Met lay = 1851.
Neties 10 herthr sivsn thsf The ssssssnerf
reH fer open ~ sGn etsensou 81 Psfis aFs
me fyns ~ frEft4tsih - <0uft lint ~ Ihofn-
az strset - fiNh euue. Ger the err - 9fand
fsesAs = ne~ ie fAv hsrss snd inst ! ~tl
rrc~isk pssrsNnt taffenn far TIE prTtca ef
seeniy ssys ffan isis asis. - sa~ erse OF
WILLIAM nsgE,
srzs cts treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
THEAsunEB's NOTICE.

Ctr Tr-ssarcr's Ofsca.
Grand Rapids Mich Jns 3. lsai.
Sofiss Is hereby given ihsf the sssessisrnt
roll for the eppninR Aud extensSh ~ Brad
burn street "a let segth a the ssath hns ~
Thosass street 20 FIFTH svfaae 10 tie
eitY 81 firana hspits is nov in ny saads. sra
that I Gill receive payment thereon Tor ths
once 81 the Treasurer. City nais
WILLIAM HAkE
ant IA fzfy Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
TIEAsUnEn's NOTICE.

city Treasuref's ones.
Grand Rapids. Mleh.. Jolly Il. ISL !
Snf'ee Is hereby siyfn thar tHe assessment
roll Tor tbs con struc,ien o. = sewer IN Fountain
a. Tor ofsts bce Of - fe~t epsf Of t,rsnd-ste.
in tas cs ~ OF Grand Rapids IL nc~ ia nv hands.
aud taAt / Viii receive payment thereon ieT
the period ~ twenty DAYS from ta,s date. al
tie ONCE al the Csiy TrcAe1ei. ctr Hail
WILLIAM HAkk
auc ~ CITY treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

No. wTxsrws se@sssxs sssvr h,s h~sn ss~s
80 ~hfftrsn tsethsae = ssefhes - fh4s
s>st<rs ta< fas~. ss1ses a. eef0. rosss wtaf
$50 go = sNs 49, r..eess f~s stssssees
Iueafy sve e@nss bsfts<
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

The Excursion sea-
son is over. But II 10
not. We have several
on the list for Aug
us. and will give you
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

hhJAttt oiio --..s-.-t~f wv "a az " ~
tDaiiy. All others daily except sunday.
Taxing effect Sunday. july Is. 1855.
Sleepin. cars on Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
presses g. and from Detroit. Parior cars rus
on Day Express and Grand Rapids Express 10
ard from Detroit. Direct connections made
at Detroit with MI thrsuah trains east owe
the Michigan Central railroad Canada south
ern Diyislnnl.
Fssp NJ. Bnfees, Gent Ae't. " Monroes
O. W. RuGoLkS u. i. and L. AIT. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

pecshsrs'. Group Reuaedy eures
shoopirs cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

Lily white ricwr
Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The beet is most satisfactory.