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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
ODDS AND ENDS.
Try cranberries for malaria.
The biggest diamond is worth 81 ,0oo, o

Try cranberries for malaria.
The biggest diamond is worth q, ,ooo, ,ooo
Every seventh man in England is Lon
doner.
The capital surplus Of the banks Of CALI
fornia is nearly sS5, 100000.
Men of science say that the chemist will
dominate coming inventions.
A swarm of flies cannot travel at any
greater pace than eleven miles an hour.
There are In the United Statcs 200. .049. 20
miles of railroad track of all descriptions.
The first Indian tobacco sign erected in
America was put up in Baltimore, and it
still stands.
The hazel nut has lately been mounted in
silver as an appendage to brooch or brace
let for ladies.
Do not believe everything you hear, for
be who believes everything he hears often
believes more than he hears.
Three years after opening the Brooklyn
bridge railway the revenue from foot pas
sengers had fallen off two thirds.
Russia is experimenting very extensive
ly with the idea Of using metal sleepers
upon the railroads of that country.
Marriages were proportionately fewer
during the last decade in England and
Wales than ever before, it is claimed.
The organ In the music room Of the resi-
dence Of the late Mrs. Hopkins-Searle at
Great harrington, Mass, cost sl00, 900.
The great English preacher, Spurgeon. is
entirely a self made man. His parents
were humble people Of Dutch extraction.
A Saratoga woman whose hair turned
white when she reached fifty finds now as
she approaches seventy that it is turning
black again.
Recent examinations have shown that
the amount OF SCOT which falls in London
each month would require 1000 horses to
carry it away.
In France successful experiments have
been made with sulphate Of iron and with
sulphate of copper, lime and water as a
spray in preventing potato disease.
There Is nm island near Menominee,
Mich. which is literally alive with worms
that swarm over everything and another
one that is so infested with snakes that no
one will visit IL.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
GOSSIP OF The HOTELS.

L. ID. Hinman. Sparta physician,
took dinner at the Morton yesterday.
II. f. Hale, was in the city yesterday.
purchasing drugs for Marshall lnvalIds.
John Il. Barlow, Musksgon Insur-
ance writer, registered At sweets last
evening.
q. II. Soutlrworlh. Marshall sttor-
rey, rel0icsd in one of Landlord
Rlsley's dinners yerterdsy.
III. F. Colby, proprietor of the Do
wagisc Touring mills is IN tho city. He
registered at the Clarendon.
T. J. Whitney Of Ionia u in the city
huving notions for the holiday trade.
lie IS accompanied by his wife.
L. J. Day, a Ludington cigar manu-
fscsurer and hopeless base hall crank,
was guest at Sweets yesterday.
A. Bleasly. a KsIkasks capitalist,
purchased q controlling interest IN a
Morton House dinner yesterday.
". q. Ward of Stanwood was st the
Eagle yesterday. He was ia the city
buying goods for the winter trade.
4. j. Robinson. editor of the MANS
tee Democrat. was among the news
paper men who held carnival in the
city yesterday. lie registered at the
Clarendon.
q. j. Bretr of Sarsnsc reg stored at
Sweets yesterday. Mr.. BTetz "a pnr-
chasing Furniture sor the Ssrsnsc peo-
pie who contemplate going TO house
keeping during the winter.
WI. Cock, eel Tor of the Hastings
Banner, became tired ~ living on cord
wood and cabbage received or subscrip-
ton. and 40 brought his vile 80 the
city yesterday 10 enjoy Morton House
dinner.
I. l.. Risir, Of Petosksy, srrived a.
the Morton Yesterday Mr.. Blsr - she
resident partner ef TIE ArnstroilT Z
Msnufscsusing company. one ef TIE
largest wooden ware factories IN the
state. TIE balance % The arm are rssi-
dents OF Pittstgvx.
e :. Oifs a Lansing was q gvrss ~
the Morton yesterday Mr.. otsss =
rftvat. secretary 10 senator Ntnes
bridge, and understands a. wssl the at
of ksepins . seerss tast sls stismpss -
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
BREAKFAST 6REvITlES-

Born. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. C. 5. Harmon,
No. 40 West Fulton-st., q son.
The Knights OF 81 John will give a
reception and banquet a. ATmory hall
On ionia-st- this evening.
new FIRE alarm box is TO be put At
the corner of Co.t-ave. and Fourth st.
IN the Con stock addition.
The Hon. c. w. Watkins will preside
At the republican mass meeting IN Hart
mans ball Monday evening.
l.. V. Moulton Is said to have the IN
side track for the nomination for police
judge on the industrial ticket.
The Foresters will give a progressive
pedro party at their hall over Fried
rieh's music store this evening.
The time for taking membership
has been extended 10 Saturday, Oct. 81.
Workmen are tearing down the old
engine house on Scribner-st. A new
Baptist church is to be erected where 1t
formerly stood.
The homeopathic stah Of the Z. h.
A. home met last evening and elected
Dr. Luton president, DIR. Miner vice.
president. DR.. iioag secretary-treasurer.
Belle OConnor, of No. So Lake-ave.,
gave n chatt!e mortgage 10 Nina O'Cou-
nor yesterday covering all her house
hold effects. The mortgage Is given TO
secure an Indebtedness OF 500.
Yesterday morning an express wagon
belonging to John Ball collided with
electric ear No. 7S on South Division
RI. The tongue of the wagon penetrated
the car, damaging 1t to the extent of
$40.
The first electrict cars were run over
the Fifth ward line yesterday. The
shortage of motors necessitated the
abandonment OF electric service on the
West Side yesterday. and horse cars
were run instead.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

dseoyeF whittier be comes fi whence
be goes and shy DC taEFses within tie
gates, are generally futile.
A. Fresi Wey and wife and J Chsu-
Viu. u Butte City, A0atAuz, are guests
OF Col. X sely, Of Sweets. Mr. Wey 5
the proprietor Of large hotel al Butte
City, sn1 Mr.. Chaaggn . The largest
furniture buyer "a the state OF Mon-
tsnz. IAsy are u the cay buying fur
niture.
Judge Allen b. Morse, OF Ionis, asso-
eiate justice OF tie Michigan supreme
Court. Is guest al Sweets Nhen
questioned concerning the political sit
uaIlon up as Nay. Judge Morse did not
seem tlsgusa With enthusiasm over
Democratic prospects. II hayen't PAID
much attention 10 the situation" he
sad. II noted that the reporter for
the DetaOit lFltuns who tooz BurIows
speech last night said they were all Re
pubilcaits up that way. Perhaps tney
are Tor all | know. | think the Demo-
erats are working, though, aud viii DO
what they can 10 WIN"
The Hon. John L. Rich was at the
Morton yesterday. I'VE had a very
successful meeting at HudsoavIlle last
night" he SAID to a reporter for the
1kIEGRAM III ERAID. Mr.. BeIknap and
spoke there. Mr.. Belknap's reference
10 his work III congress called forth a
great deaf OF enthusiasm. | don't be-
leye there wlll be any boiling done in
Ottawa county. haven't found man
who intends TO bolt the ticket. Men
tell mo about some other man who Is
going ~, but haven't found a repub-
liesn yet who says he sha'n't vote the
ticket" When asked IN regard 10 the
statement that Congressman Burrows
would have 10 give up the WORK IN this
district, Mr.. Rich SAID, II don't believe
Burrows will give up. When he gets
all tlred out. he always resolves TO give
up work ana rest. Bat when 1t comes
10 actually giving up, he can't bring
himself To- DO il. sincerely hope that
the redistricting of the state won't en-
danger Mr.. Burrows prospects of re-
election"
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

and shoes- 4 is . perverslen OF the word
gaiter to u.s. IL for either boot ef shoe
Gessanssr j. also bslng supplsntec by nac-
iBtosh--ths name of india ~ bier covered
coats. These chan ses are IA The rA<ht ci-
reetion, and Is - = pleasure 70 note them.
Ia this connection II Is proper 70 refer 70
some extremely eonnoa errors In pronnn-
elatiou. whieh are by rs means confined 10
tie unsdscased:
Arab - ar 40. not d-rzb.
Cigar - sc gar, not SO ar
Express is eS press not er-presA
Dahha 10 da-liA, not ddl-lis-
Italian 10 s-tal-sas. not ttAi-yan
Piano Is pe-oa o, lot piano
HarAss Is haS- ass. pot har-ass
Inquiry Is in-kss-re, not ta-kwe-re-
The mispEon anciation of the lSst two
words, says Golden Days. in which We find
the foregoing. Is heard when you would
least expect It The former rhymes with
embar- ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
JUDGES SALARIES INCREASED.

The supervisors were AL present when
the board was called to order yesterday
morning.
The prosecuting attorney was in
structed to proceed against corporations
that have not complied with the state
law relative TO filing annual statements
OF their financial condition.
The committee on rejected taxes re-
ported IN faxor of refunding S2B. 6s ex-
cessive taxation to Lillian NJ. Spaldlng,
of the Second ward. The special COM
mlttee on a police court stenographer
reported in favor of appointing James
j. Atkinson to do all the work at a sal
airy OF 81 100 per year. commencing No
vember !. The report was adopted
The poor house committee recon-
mended the rejection or all bids sub
mltted for the construction OF the
building, as at the figures gwen. the
cost of the building would exceed the
appropriation.
resolution was introduced by Super
visor Roberts recommending tnat the
committee be given power to proceed
by contract or otherwise to construct a
poor house according to the plans and
specifications of A. w. Rush and Son,
the relative cost not to exceed S25, 900.
After much discussion il was made the
special order fo- Thursday.
Supervisor j. w. Walker introduced
q resolution requiring Mr.. Rush to give
a 81, 900 bond 20 the county that bis
plans were perfect, and that if the
building is erected according to plans 1t
will not cost more than the appropria-
ton. Referred To the poor house COM
mlttee and the prosecuting attorney.
The special order of the day, the in
crease oil the salary of the circuit judges,
then came upon the notion 10 raise the
salary by 81, 900, or to s., $40 a year dat
ing from Nov. /. The subject had been
so thoroughly discussed before that an
immediate vote on the subject was
taken. The salary raise was granted by
the following vote:
Yeas-Supervisors Benjamin, Coburn,
Colsan, Emmons, Fehsenfeld, Frost,
Gill, Gould, Hogadone. Kinney, Lep-
pink, Loomis, OLeary, Schermerhorn,
Skeels, Smith, Smits, Sullivan. Ulrich
--l9.
Nays-Supervisors Bergin, Clements,
Havens, Hill. Ladner. Potter, Plumb.
Proctor. Roberts, Rosenburg, Sinclair,
David Walker, J. w. Walker, Ward,
Watkins, +. C. Woodworth, w. +.
Woodwork, Chairman III. III. Hayens
is.
The board then adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

They arc queer folk. the Manx people.
II all one reads Of them be true. The
Saturday Review tells tale Of an old
Manxwoman, who. when certain Az
thor explained to her the nature Of his
occupation, replied oondescendingly.
well. well; what does 1t matter so
long as q body makes his livin honest
ly" Not less characteristic was the
Manxman's remark to visitor whose
health had been much benefited by hi.
stay on the island, "You iss a much bet
ter gentleman now till you wass when
you cano."-London Globe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Father-Johnny. there's button of
your coat. Go up stairs and Sc W IL on.
Little Johnny lin surprise) e)-Mother will
sew IL on.
Father-I know she will, but want you
TO learn 10 sew on buttons yourself.
Johnny usEedf-Whys
Father tsolemnly)-Some day, Johnny.
when you grow up. you won't have any
mother-nothing but wife-Good News
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

We desire 10 say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Buckien's
Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as we'll. or that have given such univer-
sal satisfaction. We do not hesitate TO
guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready to refund the purchase
price, il satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity on their
merits. Peck Bros, Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

So great is tho demand for suburban
homes near New York that almost auy
sort Of land speculation succeeds here
sbouts If managed with any degree of skill
Not long ago a landowner enclosed bare
suburban hill with a strong wall. pierced
1t with pretsntious gates. laid out the
ground with graveled drives, aud gave
he place an attractive name ending In
park" Tx, sale Of lots came or and
much Of the land sold at the rate a
l4.OOO an acre.-New York Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
AWARDED TIE CONTRACT.

The building committee OF the tni-
versal.st ehureh has awarded The con-
tract Tor the masonry TO Hosken A
Maunder, aud the carpenter woIk to
tampaeli 4 AcNabb. The basement
walls will he pas in this fall and the
superstructure erected next season.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
Anchor brand oysters at Dettentha


A friend in need is n friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just friend in DIR. Kings
used tins Great Cough Medicine, one
trial will convince you that il has won-
derful curative powers in all diceases OF
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle
IS guaranteed TO do oil that is claimed
or money will be refunded. Trial bot
ties 10 cts. at Peck Bios Drug store.
Large bottles soc. and Sl.0O.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
FINEST he EVER SAW.

81 have seen the finest display of
furniture | ever saw in my life" said j..
Chauvin at Sweets last night. Mr..
Chauvln is president OF the j. ChauvIn
Northwestern Furniture Company of
Butte City, Montana. "Pm so well
pleased with 1t that I'm coming again.
| have always bought a great deal of
Grand Rapids furniture, but this IS the
first time | have ever been to the city
for il. was surprised at the display
OF the Phoenix ccmpany-s Il IS mag
niiicent lot of fnfniture. Y have bought
about $40 900 worth for Mr.. Wey's new
hotel at Butte City, The McDermod'
and bought about the same amount
on my own account. We didn't gee but
little of Grand Rapids furniture as We
only visited two factories. 1t would
take man half of his life to see it all
and then he'd be so muddled he
wouldn't know what he was buying. |
expect blg winter trade. | heard to-
night that the Anaconda copper mine
at Butte City was 10 be started again.
This produces about 81 900. 900 a
month, aud pays out $500, 900 in wages.
If that starts again there will be several
hundred houses to furnish. Butte City
people always buy the best of Grand
Rapids furniture
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
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Hnfklen's Afnifa snlNe.

The best saxe in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. chllblsins.
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
tits guaranteed To give perfect sstisfsc-
ton or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale 10y Peck Bros., drug
glsts. ocrner Monroe and Divslon-sts
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Three miles en- hour is about the average
OF the Gulf stream. though at certain
places it attains speed of fifty-four miles
per hour; in the Yucatan channel, for an
instance. where it is ninety miles wide and
1000 fathoms deep. the current IL not over
a quarter OF mile an hour In the Straits
Of Bemini the current Ia 80 rapid as to give
the surface Of the water the appearance Of
being . sheet OF fire.-St Louis Republic.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

eRane.atlon, symrataeGc tone snd eo1'
lecnye efforts. Iney are prspsred se
provide entire programs, ineleoiag
soioasts or e!ocut ou3sts. Mrs. J. =
Nsbsn 5 .irsetFess ana the other men,
bers are Miss EiTle Daily, nrsi sopTAto
Miss Joe COR lette. second sopfanOi
Af.. Ees%n sllhts loangh sec
cad eoutf3Ao. Mrs. AshAn slngs hfst
egnsfaiftl
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
fIrcITn NV OFFICERS.

The local board 81 the LANSING Cap
tel Investment Railding and Toaa ssso-
clstion met Yesterday ard elected Off.
GERS as follows I. +. knappen, presi.
dent Albert Dodge. wee president. &.
H Hunter. treasurer. Harry A. Brnass >.
secretary 4. ", slsssoD. attorney
hoard ~ directors. John q. White, !
G. Mckee. II. " Red. A. T. Holland
tleofge 4. cutter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

A Tree Over Five Thoasaad Years Old.
There Is sn African tree called the bao-
bah. which lives 70 be thousands OF years
old Humboldt calls il the Oldest organic
monument on our planet" Ons specimen
OF il that was carefully examined BY an
English botsnist proved 10 be $3.50 years
old, AT lesst that WAS the result of the
usual test for determining the lives II
trees. The particular tree was thirty feet
In diameter. and the spread of It's branches
was enormous.-Philadelp Times.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
GARDNER & BAXTER.
DikD.

F0LET-At bis residence IA PiaiRneld
township. Oct =. Joan Foley aged a vars.
Funeral from g. A paeus church today 81
~ q. Ei-
HAMEN-At the residence OF bis falhef ii,
Hameus No. 10 1err4cx-ase. Get - BOVINE
Il. Hamen. Funeral sunday afternoon
ChefFYnan Bowen. funeral directors. -
tS4aLalE-sf
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

The Rev. W. III. Brock way, Of Albion.
a supefsnnuated Methodist pastor, 80
years OF age, who was prominent
figure IN the late conference held IN
this city. died Wednesday at his home
IN Albion. He had been trustee OF
Albion College and of the Bay View
Assembly. lie died OF rheumatism.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Knowing that cough can be cured
in a day, and the first stages of con-
sumption broken in n week, we hereby
guarantee DIR. Acker's English Cough
Remedy, and will refund the money TO
all who buy, take it as per directions,
and do dot find our statement correct.
White & White 90 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
Pties, Piles! ltchrnr Pfies

sYMrroMs-Moisture; intense itching
and stinging: most at night: worse 10y
scratching. IL allowed TO continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming verysore. swAySE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and in mcst cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail. tor so cents. DIR. swayne 4
Son. Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Henry A. .Newlsnd a Co. cordially
gyites YOUR lnsDecuon OF their ina
icnse line of London dyed seal gar
ments. astrEchan anu mink jackets,
fur cspes, mniis, etc. IA ali known
ars aud most iashsonabl~ designs. as
own by their agent. October - 10 50,
sol, at Miner d Miller's, No. - Non
or.st. Measures taken for special
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
BILLS TENOR AND MY BASS.

Bill was short and dapper. while l was thin
and tall
had iowin whiskcrs, but Bill Lad none at all:
Clothes would never seem to set 80 nice on
me an him
Folks used to laugh and say was too power
full slim.
But Bills clothes nt him like the paper on the
And we were the sparkin'est beaus in all tho
place.
When Bill sung tenor aud sung bassl
Cyrus Bakers oldest girl was member of the
choir 81
Eyes as black as Kelsey's cat and cheeks as
red as fire!
She had the best sopranner voice think !
ever heard
Sung Coronation" Burlington" and
''Chiny" like bird;
Never done better than with Bill a-standin
nigh 'cr
A-holdin of her hymn book SO she wouldn'.
lose the place.
When Bill sung tenor ana l sung bass.
Then there was Prudence Hubbard. so cnzylike
and fat
She sung alto and wore a pecweo hat;
Beaued her around one winter. and nrst
thing knew
One evenin on the portico up and called her
Prue!
But, sakes alivel she didn't mind little thing
like that.
On all the works Of Providence she set
cheerful face
When Bill was singin tenor and was singin
bass.
BIZ. nevermore We two shall share the fun we
used 10 then,
Nor know the comfort and tho peace We had
together when
We lived in Massachusetts, In the good old
courtin days
Oh, how wisht that could live them happy
times againl
For life, as we boys know II. had sweet. pc
culiar grace
When you was singin tenor and was singin
bass.
Tho music folks have nowadays ain't what It
used to be.
Because there amt no singers now on earth
like Bill and me;
Why. Lemuel Bangs. who used TO 60 to Spring
fold twice year,
Admitted that for singin Bill and me had not
peer.
When Bill went soarin up to A and dropped
down to -!
The old bull eddie Be.a Dimmitt playcd
warnt in the race
Tongside Of Bills high tenor and my sonori-
Gus basal
Bill moved to Californy In the spring o., :.ty-
four.
And we folks that used TO know him never
knew him any moro.
Then Cyrus Bakers oldest giri-she kind o.
pincd n spell.
And. hankerin after sympathy. IL materially
befell
That she married Deacon Pitkins boy who kep'
the general store.
And 80 the years-the chsngcful years-have
ratified on apace
Since Bill sung tenor and sung bass
As was sestin by the store this evenin after
tea
| noticed wife kep hitchin close ard clese- up
TO me.
And. ~ she patched the bingham frock our
grandchild wore today.
beer her gin sigh that seemed to come
from fur away
Couldn't help ineairia what the trouble Nigh,
be:
"was shinkin ~ the time.- says Pr~e
a-hrcshin 81 her face.
when Bili sung tenor and ven sung bas&f-
Eugene Field IN Chieseo News
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

The Nehsn isdies' qs.rset 81 Detroit
has started out ea snutAef saeaessfal
seasos- Tie lsafes ssro heard IN th.,
eitY aaras The muse tsaehvfs' eoassu
tion isst Jane. saa shay made an ga.
ssilsst itagFsssson - their eosfssi
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
oy.ter. and Clans

Possibly oysters aud clsms cannot
comprehend the cut IN prices on our
ito order SHIRTS" bu. men of inteili-
gence can. Only two weeks more.
GRAND RAPIps CUsroa Shirt Co.
McMullen block. 10 and 81 ;. Division.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Mrs. Billsdoo-I notice rococo In very
fashionable as the present time.
Mrs. Bullion - Do tell! / must have
Signo. Spaghetti Chats my chief. you
know serve so.ae up.-Jewelers' Circular.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Henry Schoenhals, foreman Henry
krug Packing Co., ~. Joseph. Mo-.
uses DIR, Thomas Electro OIL with h.s
men for sprains, cuts, bruises, ohapped
hands, etc. IL his the best.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
Tor over Pity Year.

MRs wr~sIow's SOOTHING fytrr has been usec
for children tecihine. IL soothes the child,
softere the gums. allays all pain. cures wind
cole. and Is the best remedy icr diArrhoeA
TWenfy-aye cents i bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

os.sesv.mt rss.sas have ssssiss~s. ~"hin
shs p4ss fs- yaass. that the '~sfs g'ss's nsz
sissa ~as o. tfesasfs. essoksf- - s's.sss-.
s...s,s asssss q Ia soss aud saltsfs " r'os
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
Cantaxiau. ni..a.e..

John oostendorp, sos west Leonard
ST., typhoid fever; John Mulder, l65
Dexter place, diptheria.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Do not fail 10 attend the opening sn-
,lbit OF paintings at Miss Margaret Nc
luillen's studio. room -, Nondefiy
,nild,ng, on Thursday, Friday and sat
irday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Every sack OF LILY WHITE FLOUR
las a picture OF our mill. None genuine
without II. VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

All persons owing h. X. Wilson please
cali st the City Drug Store aad pay
tilelr account
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Tho secret art of beauty lies not in
cosme.ics. but is only IN pure blood, and
healthy performance OF the vital
functions, 10 bc obtained by using Bur
dock Blood Biiters.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

The following Is q list Of the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names residences when outside the city and
ages Of the parties:
Age
Daniel B. Lauiess. Mary G. 2l-2O
Peter Ganzeveld. Peterke Anena. "a ~
Peter Banker. kring Reynhout II
AIrxander r Walker Anna Y TomIin - 81 y
Bert l. Lanniere Dorthea Eeatrice Culver, u 10
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Ask your grocer for snider's home
made CATsUP.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Oysters in bulk or can at Dettentha-
leris
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
On the hreezes glad voice.

O listen On the hreezes glad voices
como n day,
From many n wife and mother, and
this what they say
"1he favorite Prescription works
cures whore doctors fail.
Rest friend of suffering women. q
blessed boon, ali hsili''
II every woman who suffers from
dssessesipecuiair to her SET, knew of
Ia wonderful curative properties. What
|. mighty chorus Of rejoicing. would BE-
hearathFosshout the lengih and breadth
u the land. snxng the praises of pr.
Faerce's Favorsie Prescription. IL Is
Tie only mcdfcine for women, sosd ny
dfGgglsts. under positive guarantee.
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