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Saiier @ilbeIm ais Turn. ams se6hebrsr.

SerIin, 10. Mar;. - Sei Der @riifun9
Der Sffisiere in Der Militdr= =&eiti6ule mar
&aifer 9Silbelm ielbft sugegen unp iiber-
5eu9te fi1 peri0nlid) BON Den Heiitungen lei
ner Geneuen. 3rOboem ale ,3eitungen be-
ridltetenr Die Yriiuugeu ieien brilliant aus
9etallen, 10 perlautet lett na6trdgid, pab
Oas gerare @e9eutbeil Der Sail mar. Der
Saiier, iuelfer ielbt piel getIrnt bat, mar
nit ben yeiitnngeu ntdt SuirieocH nuo &C.
ruhte, Den Snltrutteureu eineu geh0rigen
&uiiel SutOmmen 5u Iaiisn. Die SOloat.n
mHiieH, meinte er, auf Oem &opfe uaridiz
rem fonneu unp bie9iam uie cine Shlau9e
lein. Ytit Dem Sed)teH mar gSilbelm aud
nitt SufrieNen: er ergriff elnen 9e9en unb
matte ben Sffisieren tlar, ruie iie Die SBaiie
su fiibreu batteu.
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,,Sein 0emjdt In WOlO ipertb." "


Den II. J0Hudr 1bSS. =
IUgu a, Gh,(
Or. q a man: SD hube ale Die peridlieoenen
Wtittel, Die i'm Didrte itRo, olre @riog uerudt Gls
b IHCiH 3utaHo eEolIt DeridllHmtrte uEo Elm (rcHc
min rict1, ibr JirGop Jiciti QcbyauCbtH. jt GfQte
elHem JfGthe uH0 gebrauutt oGNclbc an meiuCm Iufz
9eeHt mo IN mclnem &Elc uHo mar 81 WelHcr 2erz
ipunocrung am rddlI,eH GtorgCn mltosr I'm StOHoe.
meHeH BlitteH Rdh3uge5eH. Sd bate ieEr GHQc an
RBeumutlsmu5 9ClItteH. SD meroe Eie obEc H. u.
u. ieH, oa IS ieiH eelUdlt in GOlo geytb it, Dieine
Niutter muroe ouh u. H. a. in NueI StuHotH uuu
Gbeumdtsmus IN otE SdultcH QebcIli.
u. .. oop ! non Der 6lGmd Gooper & GuaHs.
Gin baIber bis u eirclu Tbceoel pol in etntM bols
ben GlOis gBdicr HOtr: in meHi9eH UtiHutcn arGnls
pie, WlaaenI0ure, uebrlfcii, GrbrcdIcn, SoO=
hreuHeu, TcruOiitnt, @dliaNuigfcit, Gopis
Sdjmcrieit, Siorrh0c. Solif, 8IabuugCn uno
ate iunerIidleH SdImerjcT.
gS iit BON Der duBerfeu gGtdtigteit, OQB jeOe
-In,t II
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e,tropdif6e Sa6ef 2seri6te.
Naiiiidbe @nidlIase anf Vnr.pes sen.-1ie Rptb=
fdIiIoe uno Die eSuoen=8erIpIguns.

Yetrsbure, 10. Mdr;.-9ie fritiide
politiife Sad)lags in Sfanbtnauien miro
bon bier aus nit geipannter Auimerflamfeit
beobattet. &uBIanO hat Sabre lang aui
etne @ele9enbett gemartet, oa6 @ebtet lens
lelts letner noromeftlifen @renSe su errperz
ben, um freien 3utritt 3u Der atlantiden
Siilte Su erlan9en. SeIonbers trad)tet eS
mad Der Grperbhng BON Sfoten in Horpez
gen, meldes su einem Srieg BON gleiz
der frategiidler SebeutIng, mle Slabipoz
tod au lapaneiIldeu Nteere, bldlt an Der
nOroli6en @rense bon. .Gorea, aenlatt Iper-
ben t0nnte, iobalb Die ge9euluGrtig erliti=
renDe eide siuild]en ben GienbabulpItemeu
9tuBlanos unb Stanbinapiens auSgefiiut
lit. 9ieier andlag if bisher burd) bic gro
Bereu Bldue besiiglid Der ausoehuung bes
ruinl6en @ebietS auf Der SaltanzSalbinlel
IN Sdatten geiteut worbeu.
Die balboiftsie1e rNopole Sremja" briugt
bente eiueH giiti9en Irtifel segen Die 0totbz
id|iloe, neil Dieielben iid) Der Sade Der M
teroriidten SuoeH angenommen haben unb
Die ruifii6e Regierun9 nit Der GuSlbun9
zines finansiellen 0rudeS bebrohcn.
9as Slatt erfldrt, Die RotbidiloS iollten
ftd bitten, beuu iie ielbit bdtten Der 3eaie=
rung bur6 @rtperbuug fait idmmttder
Napbtba' 'Quelieu su Satu eius @eiiel ges
felt. Die 8otbld)il0s tradteten barnad),
ben Yeroleumbauoel Der gSelt nit Der
amerifanild)en uStanbarb Oil Company"
su tbeilen. SIM Sale fiuansieller Ssrlegen=
heiten merbe iifl 8uBlano uid)t l9euen,
Ser9eltnng ;u nbeu.
Seit Der i'm pManiionz6ouie" su 2onbou
abgehalteuen Serlammluug, meld)e cine
8etiton OIL ben @Saren su @uniten Der SUI
Den ld)ifte (befanntli6 wurbe lene Betitiou
unbeannuortet Surid gei6idN peroen Die
@eIebe ge9eu Die Suben nit peroOppelter
Sd)arfe uOllftredt, uub i'm Sale bas ge.
ld)rtebene SeleB nidt ausreid)t, 10 miro eS
ourd arbitrdre Serorouungen er9dnSt. Die
Gommiiiou, lpelte .rnannt wurOe, I'M Nd)
NIT Der 6rage ;u beidaiti9en, beftebt bauptz
lGd)llt aus SubenIeinoen, uub Inn lbren
SerfOI9un9en su eutgeben, ilno clrta 1907
900 Suoen Der drmeren alaiie sur griediid)s
fatbolii6eu Stride ibergetreteu. @etalite
Suoen ltnb lebod) fat ben ndmlidlen Inter.
oriidungen unterworieu, ipie ibre friiberen
SlaubeuSgeuoiieu.
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@ao,uaD'S @caoD &clief

M eoer i3eit i'm SOuie babe. ScH @ctraub luiro
iUoblt6dtig mirfcu lei leoer 2lrt uOH SdmerS ooer
Sranbeit. IS gibt yiIt5 IN Der lEet, oas 10 it,ne
eincn Sdmerb iit, nod ben Nortitritt ciRer arQugs
belt auibdIt, ais oI5 JieGop Jteliel
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9eibuIoisunaen eeeen Grs26nie Uatlam.

" Ten TO. WEaf3. : SuberlalN9e JEld)f
rtften belagen, oaB Wttlan allies baran iett,
Die GtnSelnbeiten iiber Oas Sdidial Der 6e<
lene Marfouics nnO Der anoeren Srau ses
beim 3u balten. Seioe hatten befanutlid
Dor eiui9en Sabren Elm Ittentat auf ibn Der.
Iud)t. Der Gr=8Onig wirb jept beidulbist,
ielbit ben Seiebl sur Groroiieluns Der beiben
Srauen gegeben iu babeu, unO als ibm Der
Selidt iiber oiegrefution unterbreitet paro,
iou er erlpiOert baben, OaB, pdren iie Nanz
ner geweien, er iie hattie rdOern lafsn.
9ieie Srafe ift ndnlid, inter Der Segi.s
ruus 0lilan's in Serbien etngeiiibrt nor.
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nus SeIeiem amseetpieIem.

SrIfiel, 10. Mtdrs.-0er fran;ofide
Sosialiit @uesbe, welder fd ieit einig.r
3eit bier auibielt, uno pldue iiir bic Naiz
tag Oemonitration arraugirte, iit aHsepi.=
isn luorben, 8slsien 10 i4uea, aIs mOsli9,
;u perlaiien.
Siele Yetitiouen, tuelde bic 8esieruns
eriu6cu, ben angeprobten uusemeinenStrife
ourd @epabrung bes all9enleinen Stimm<
red)tes ab;uwenOeu, iiub Der 8aumer inn
9tamen Der slrbeiter unb srbeitsgebsr uHs
tprbrpitst mnr1er1
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q. Haims, Gi9eHtbImer nIo 0eSaffenr,
SdbpefzSde gatiu,ores Strase uno gcit=Sifice=gp
areis bes tdgIidDen YIattcS, burtn 9rdser in Gals
timore unb in Der 9iabbari6uft beior9t 121s Gts;
1aeIidle uno 5puuta as .slms9abe 15 Cts. pro
pcheiablbar nofertdl an bic oas Sldtt beiorseno.u
&rdger.-1aaIid, nebit zonntaaS= =Nus aabc unter
.ortozYorausbesotnne 81 so pro Sahr, iiir firsere
3et i'm BerbIItni6; fur Die suodlentlid,e 4luSsabe
NIT SonHtassblatt, porioirei, nit gbSue tr &lubs,
S.s, 81 nab % europa @ - sonmtae mia .Mnsaabe 81
pro Sabr.-Das bette unb btui9jtc oentld5e Ylott
IN ben Dtittez unb Sibiaateu.
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&nrse &abeIeepeiden.

- @rosfirit Sersiu8, Sruoer bes 9;az
rem, ift gum 9ouperueur Don Nfosfau er>
uannt rpprben.
- Die ensliide sdriitfeGerin gbna
Snail bat aus 0Odadtuus iiir ben @baraf-
ter oes peritorbsuen Sreipeufsrs Sraolaush
osiIen So9tsr Elm @.ldent BON 80 2ftrl. &C.
ma6t, inter Der Seoinsuns, oaB fe SaSs
ielbe nidt sur YrSpasanoa fir 6reis.lfisrei
benutt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10

John 6reig, William fibbetts. AdaI.
tson2l-~John H.. sehrevs. A. u. AsFd
Hafnser. JOHN Perry. kltett Chase.
Jehn W. Wallace, Frsnc.s i kowley.
Horace r Hustled, Berry Halthses.
John Judst. Isaac l.. 9oanson. John 3.
Esssg, Ci bert HnLxle. Ent ~ Rsse1eaU.
Ezra Craft. MissoB T.. Bars0n. william
4. Frazer, George Crane. increase--
Riggs Nnitcoinb, Henry l.. Blsnop,
Edwin Griffith, Albert n. Parker
George &. smith, Rsissae-~Waltvr
oilss. Hiram ". Cure. AbFam C. Low.
Henry &. Matthews. Charles Ill. Brooks,
Original WIDOWS, ete.-AaFy +. Van
Rucklln, Mary j. Loyett. Elizabeth
GATES. Mary 4. Parrish. flnirs j..
Kaiffsn, minors of Charles O. Nibher,
MINOR OF Andrew j. MeFale, minor OF
Thomas Sroae.
oae year ago W. II. Palmer. of Po-
kagon. MAS injured by the ialllns OF =
rail while loading for the Mehl4an
Central. A trial for damages resulted
IN favor OF the company. The su-
preme Court reversed the decision
Thursday he was awarded 5000 dam
ages IN the Cass circuit court. and TIE
Supreme Court viii be called upon
again to act upon the decision.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10
Hurlc after an old shoe.
I'll DO merry what hero I Go.
THE MOVEMENTS OF COMETS.
Under tho Influence of the Suns Attrac-
tiOn.

Under tho Influence of the Suns Attrac-
tion.
Few Of the ancient philosophers more
than dimly suspected the true relation
which comets sustained to the solar
system. Tycho Brahe, observing the
comet of 1877, was the first to ''catch
on" to the fact that they were far be-
yond the limits Of our atmosphere and
might be assigned to the planetary re-
gions- Kepler, early in the next CEN
tury, confirmed this conclusion, and
Newton ayailed himself of the appear
ance of the great comet of 1880 to mako
a vigorous investigation of the question,
and he demonstrated that comets move
in long ellipses around the sun in obe-
dience TO his attractive force, and that
their motions are in accordance with
the same laws that govern the planets
in their courses. He also showed that
their motions might be computed with
the same accuracy that had been applied
to the planets.
HALEY some years later completed
the solution of the problem OF subject
ing the motions of comets to mum rical
computation. Tie collected all the OBJ
servations of comets he could procure,
and found there was O remarkable SIM
ilarity in the orbits OF comets appearing
In 1859, 1907, 1881, 1856 and l37s-the
average term between succeeding ap-
pearanccs being trifle over seventy
five years. He predicted that the comet
would make its next visit to our system
IN 175s or l759-a prediction that was
realized. As already stated, this comet
made its visit to these regions in 1885.
IL Is certain that it viii return to our
skies once more about the end of Feb
ruary 1911.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10
PROGRESS IN SCIENCE.

A SUMnER of observations by two
italian microscopists justify the belief
that trees exert considerable influence
in fileering out bacteria brought by the
wind.
NEW antiseptic called rnicrocidine
has been discovered. II is powder.
formed Of naphtol and soda. Accord
ing to the New York Times it is almost
harmless. and Ia neither poisonous nor
irritant
AN Investigation in Switzerland
shows that mortality from organic dis
ease OF the heart decreases as the alti-
tude of the habitasion rises. and that i:
is greater in towns than in the country
A rArE. OF compressed vegetable
parchment Is being adopted by German
engineers as lining for bearings
The parchment Is imprcgnated with
mineral oil after frequcat lubrications
and lasts a long time.
SIR William SfEmEy's method Of sp-
plying electric light 10 grow flowers
and fruits by night or on cloudy days
Aas been employed with good success
on board of West Indian steamer To
keep alive exotic vines and other plants
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10
STEVEN STOLE THI OK.
After Capturing the Heart and
Hand OF Miss AalL
he TOOK HER FlIaERS GOOD STEER
Aad Sold. sc Into Bsne4<e-Hs New
Lansatshss la JA5t-D~~psEAts Act
OF >azisaw rsilox.
stAss News

Several weeks ago young Steven
Bradish met pretty Miss Ball. OF Crystal.
and fell deeply IN hove with her. 10
ardentiy did he court her that the
wedding day was Immediately fixed and
the girls parents didn't have time to
enter . protest. had they been 20 iu-
eiined- The time arrived and the
happy couple were married, aud took
up their residence with the BRIDES
parents. Shortly before the wedding
Mr. Bali had missed valuable OK aud
while keeping one eye on the pFepara-
tons for the marriage festivities, had
kept the other on still hunt for the
cyltter. The young bridegroom sym-
pathized with his father4n-lsw in his
loss, and finally. ia 1T OF generosity,
gave him $3.50, with which to prosecuts
the search. The old man started out.
with renewed vigor and after few
days search discovered that the thief
was none other than his new son-in-law
who was roosrng snugly under the
family tx and vine tree. Mr. Ball
swore out a warrant for the culprit. the
jury convicted him In two minutes and
the justice promptly sent hun TO Jack
son. Bradish had sold the OK 10 an
Ithaca butcher and had used the money
20 pay MS marriage fees, but his bride
Is nov q widow through stress of
circumstances.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10


f'HAScKhY sALE.-.n pursaaHee asd -
virtue ~ an order and fceret % ~ Cir
cut court iaf -. egnafy 81 Neat. ID fssssrefs.
In fiss stats 81 MleftgAA. ussas a9a s4fcd On
the tufaiis das OF March. A. D.. lssi. Ia cg-
inin casse therein psndiHg. unsrsa isabeiia
G. Wood is complainant. End Jon ". ferbea.
Jeanette forbe q Frank T.. Cai8pau SUI Carrie
NJ. Cawpsu are defeBaanfa- nossen - hgr.sy
F;xen fha. shall sell at Ds0lie atfef ion. - tue
hgn est hiaics. at the sogtA troat dosF of the
taart house fknoNa a. Coaft block f8 the
city of HfaBd Kspias. kenf county. Nichi.Sa.
tnst being the IlHre of foiaiug tise Ctfcuif
Court tor said county. Ga Tuesday. tise seven
6e1il Gaf Of NeyeiHber. 4. D.. 1913. al 10
o'c!eck IN the forenoon. a.. or 50 snneh thereof
~ iHsy be neefsssrs q raise ne amount Gus
10 the said complainant .ol prir ipai. interest
ami c1s;a ia IN case oi the fDs owing desefib-
ea parcel. of .and. to-wit: All those certain
pfsczs or parcels OF land situated ih the town
ship of Caledonia. county or Lent. ana S.zfs
OF .l.ctigaa. aad described ss follows. siz: The
south hall o; the soutawest quarter. aad tne
southwest oaartsr OF the SOUTHEAST quarter o.
yeciion number two. town number I'VE forth
range ten aost. containing one hundred aud
tUrntv c % acres Of land.
Dated. Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct "a. 1891.
MAILER II. HUGHES.
Circuit Court Commissioner. In aa1 for Kent
county. Michigan
flItssS & s.g AarHorr.
Solicitois tor Complainant. sas-noy-l4
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
eokIRhcIoRs AND Bun pERs


SEATED psegoz~.k for tbs e<eefise an4 eole-
rietivh iataels Aeatias eot incilde1 81
tsonfs Boaf EgssF On the cenDtf farm a the
tss nshfr ~ Paris keot roalfs. ~iA he re
ff3ssa up 10 sas iaeiaaihx October ~, i<.a. ~
y efosk noon. N SecoTasHee ~fth plans sna
SeeineetsaEs fsfslsned bs A. VI. Assh ) nga
81 ssisrits. thn saIa presessis - eenfofta slfh
CO isAn sehsdu.s watch 80 be furnished 81
tbs int 81 nlaksnk apfsicA4spn fef said plans.
TIE bse9a 81 Snpersisers ffsfrxss the rsEhf e.
se1set sav or 81 ef sssa proposals. Isea bla-
Der All - fe4taires - snttf late son1t - f1s
san Il = We tboax2na cellars fer i.sk fatAfas
lrffefsBsnes ~ tie sontfset
laeh biadsf viii sfseait sfifh his BID q eef-
fia<s shsnk iof I've issaafsa aotlarA ts be
iesffeltea 10 tue eoagtf % ksaf IA case hs
shsii fssi 60 eater oontfaet Ia eee srashee win
bic - yassi wfftin sss esss alter nptles ef
Aetettsnes ~ lis sid Ffepesl ~ ule hoard
.. hapeI sisprs 81 Kent esuafss
Tue risss. details. sgssihesiisBs. etc. siil
b. ie shAszs of G. 4 Hegsaoas. spersiKry IL
shs Committee on Poor House Building. Il y
md - Ise'T sloek. ia thss ssty, Oh ADs after
Orssfssr !. II !.
~ Proposals should be adsrfssef % =. y.
EIumens, chairman Poor Hssss rsiifihx len-
wistes, care county eisrk sifhhe stJds, Mich
n. y. tNHoSs
&. a. HDe ADOfE
g0fIs EIr<EY.
Com afttts>o on Foof Het.se IHlf1tEn.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10
TnKAsURER's NOTICE.
City Treasures ono,

Grand Rapids. Mich :. oct. g ls9i
Notice Is hereby given that Che assessment
roll icS the construction of p sewer In the
al:ty IN hicck II Dexter fraction. from rs
feet south Of the south ,ine of Esst Brage
street. running no IN to sid East Bird &c
street In the city Of tsrand Rapids. is now in
mr. hands. aud that ] will receive paymeH,
thereon for the period Of fweaty days frcm
this date. at the Office Of the Treasurer. City
Hail.
WILLIAM HsKF.
oct % CITY treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's 0ffce.
Grand Rapids. n. en-. Sept ~. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the ssessme9t
roll Tor the construction Of sewer In Like
avenue. from Last street TO eiiogg avenue. in
the city of Grand Rapids. is Row IN my hands.
and that l Will receive payment thereon for
the period of twenty days from this date,
1T the Office Of the City Treasurer. City Hall.
WILLIAM HAKE.
Oct 10 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10
rREAsURER's NOTICE.
Cry TKEAsrnxr,s orrrcr.

OlfH IkFASINEs = tFFfFF,
GEASp RAPrns. Micb.. Oct. q. 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction OF sewer In Ncsi
Bridge street from Michigan street to fse-
mont street N the city OF Grand Rapsds. H.
new In my hands. and that | viii re-
eeve payment thereon for the period ot twenty
dsys from this date. at the osiicr o. the City
Treasurer City Hall.
WILLIAM iAEE,
oct 20 City Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10
TREAsuRKR's NOTICE.

CIry TszksrrtE's oFPcr.l
finSND RsrfDs Mich. hepf. "a. 1891. I
Eetice is hereby given that the assessment
cutters ~ CGTtiss street from Norih ave
nre 10 Union street in the city ~ Gfsnd
Rapids. 10 now Ia nv hands ana that
L viii receive payment thereon Tor the
period Of twenty days from fiis dnfe. ~ tie
ofce Of tie Ci.y Treasure. city Hal.
WILLIAM HAkE.
oct 10 Gay Treassrer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10
TnEAsuRER's NOTICE.

City Treasures once
Grand Rapids. Mich. 0rt.o. 1851. I
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
aysnus IRON Norfh Urlou street 10 Grand
avenue IN the city II Grand Rapids
Is now In my hands and that l will re
celye payment thereon FOR the period OF twen-
~ DAYS IRON this dste. mt the Office of the
City Treasurer.Cty Hall.
WILLIAM HAKE,
octc0 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10
CAMPBELL'S
4: STAINS

the oaEy article ever pFodneed wlta ~htca .a' -,
Fsfsnr hosa rssfatn ana vzfpish ne tseisoer
sets far>ss< Dea stesas Chairs, Ia5.es. bss.s
and al k3ads az wsea~sFs. 10 nvsassias es.s 49,
- Fs~'esisssAn NJ sasi sfsna wzshing aus :
verv anrahse' Hail rtns wiA fs<tAsn 80 80
fAtsh : SCI ef sszifs- ard ore fsns VII It'll
49, - sre ra,fsn acserdshe e. ssx@ fees.
fef ef1t< -. Ffnt<. sfAe 8of Sir "A oss@e
Rarges = bg Ii sxeltins- gersins bKBx Co
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's Ones
Grand RAPIDS. Mich. Sept. q. 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that an assessm mt
roll for construction of n sewer In the aiiey In
Block Is. Ellsworth Addition. In the city
Of Grand Rapids. is now in my hands and that
j VIII receive Payment thereon for the period
os Iwenty days from this date. at the Office Of
the City Treasurer. City Han.
WILLIAM HAKE.
oct II City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's once.

City Treasurer's Once,
Grand Rapids. Mich, Sept. y. ISL. /
Notice is hereby gwen that tae assessment
roll tor the construction ot q sewer In Third 81.
from Na.iey ave. 20 west Side ditch. IN tie cite
OF Grand Rapids. rs now in my ha ands. and that
will receive payment thereon for She period
of twenty days from this date. at the os.ice of
tue City Treasurer. City Hal.
WILLIAM HAKE,
oct II City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10

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loss Of memory?
Use DIR. Grccnc's ycrvura.
Do you feel bi,se, hare sense OF
Gnriety, foreJodistg?
Use DR.. Greene's Nervura.
ss DIR. Greene's Nervura rs SGUARANTEFn
NOT To CONTAIN ANY POISONOUS DRUG
WHATEVER. Any druggist who says other
wise is guilty of malicious falsehood and
criminal libel, and Information is solicited
which win lead to his detection and prosccu
Son to the exter. OF the law.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10
rnEAsUHEa's NOTICE.

City Trcasurer's 0flce,l
Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. 4. iS31.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading and graveiing of West lseoaard
street from Leonard street bridge - Alpine
avenue. In the city o. Graad Rapids. is now
ia my hands. and that will receive payment
thereon fer tho period of twenty days from
this date. At the Once of the City Treasurer.
City Hall.
WILLIAM HAKE
Get . City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10

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sl@s tssrs-osb rr-Fsr<tsos fer fessf~s - Hssio-~
es< e~ye<rl rB~rrs<srs = tezifh, hstsfr ara
49, Yer 4ffs<frsEed faf.frRee. afef~zs Ete
|T<ff ffF7 II g. feetoT. Gasnnssa fttfe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10


fDaily. Ali others daily exeeps sunday.
Tassn. effect Sunday. Ju.y ID. 1855.
Stepping cars on Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
presses % and from Detroit Parior cars rsa
on bay Exprcss aud eraad Rapids Express 70
and from Detroit. Direct connections made
ri Detroit with all through trains east over
the Michigan Central railroad Canada south
ern Divlsionl.
Frrp NJ. Rnrsas. Gent Ac't. o5 Mon-oes
q. ". RuGcLss. o. T. and 4. Ax't. Chlcagas
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10

= erT tsy. fWFk HEJ8- -
e. N 4 ~ ransthr n n g. DetrSit vita AZ
O.f " r car: sr rs. - cents
4 .on =. ". I,ss n 'ssigh parior car to Detroit.
t.tu seass = csnts.
COZ y as runs tafoug,, 70 Detroit visa par
Vs-,D ser crr, at. - cent&
1.U5 SC. & ~ mss ''''' - ' :
Ter ticgefs and Information arpiv ~ tne'
tses "A affrr a Mrara--sGA. or linton s.n;1e8
1I.0. DEhANEA. Sea. fass'r AgL
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10
LUCK IN OLD SHOES.
Curious Customs In various Parts Of the
World.

Curious Customs In Narsous Parts OF the
World.
The Chinese value pair OF boots
which have been worn by al upright
magistrate. and the custom of wishing
friend q happy foot Is stil OBJ
served all through Europe, says the
Newark Standard The casual putting
on the left shoe on the right foot, put
ting it on uneven or crosswise, bursting
the latch or tie, lacing it wrong and
losing a button are all bad signs. A
Yorkshire man win spit in his right
shoe before putting 1t on, when going
ont on important business, to bring
luck. and many an English girl has
been known to hang her boots outside
of the window on st. Valentines night
for love-luck. Prof. Black tells of q
singular superstition existing in Eng
land which insists that If the youngest
daughter of family marries first her
sisters must dance at the wedding with
ort shoes, so as to insure husbands for
themselves.
Old-shoc throwing is done for many
purposes. In ireland the election of a
person to almost any Office is concluded
by throwing an old shoe over his head.
The gypsies say:
Hurle after an old shoe.
I'll DO merry what hero I Go.
In the Isle Of Man an old shoe Is al-
ways thrown after the bride, as well
as the groom, when leaving their
homes, and in the south the Oldest per-
son on the plantation, white or black,
always throws a shoe after any one
starting on a long journey. 1t is said
that Mime. Patti and other women of
high standing on the stage preserve
most carefully the boots they wore at
their debut, which they consider lucky
to wear on the first nights Of engage
ments forever after.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-10

Are vow svcaE, tired, tciteosst
ambition or energy?
Use DR.. Grecne's Scrvura.
Is your blood poor, yOtss Utsastey
Ictv?
Use DIR. Greene's Scrvura.
Are you b1Ood!ess, thin and
sC0nt to grOtO stOutf
Use DIR. Greene's Nervura.
Do uoM hare headache, dt<<t-
ness, dssJJ-feeting head?
Use DIR. Greenc's Nervura.
Do yom hare dyspepsia, tf'di0es-
ti0n, gas, biOattn0?
Use Dr. Greene's Nervura.
Are yom bilious, yOus' Kidneys
tyisOrdcred, 60sVeis c0sssffpafca5
Use Dr. Greene's Nervura.
". sa- DR.. Greene Of S5 West l4th st., New York,
fl,e well known specialist in the cure OF all
forms of nervous and chronic distasea, can
be consulted FREE OF CHARGE, personally,
or by letter. sufferers at & distance should
send description of their cases by mail. Send
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