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THE TELEGRAM HERALD, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 28, 1890.
The Telegram-Herald
DA:LY, VCDM AID WEEKLY.
tehii or vncknyriusi.
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THE TELECHA'4 PUBLISHING COMPAKYi
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Sttvr i'uUter ' lMxUtl4a and U rie
T'euil la Yi At IU Tempi Coart,
wlr th dlaWal Uwc x apl oa 11.
TLe Vr4fJA4ta OS-: a( th TnMkBi
ai.ols i,t ILi uurtt.taat, N. wr Ala
t th pa?r eaa b a aad visitors to Wasis
!sUa wui Alay b in ad welaoia.
IUICa-S Pr Reports. Promyl and tAfty
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PbunJ In Qrtnd RplJ-
Clrculitioa Guaxanteod to D tha
XAxetor All MichigaaDftilie lix
cpt Thow of Detroit. (
TO bUUACKlUCiU.
Amy 9ulerbr to THE TXI.KORAJX
rtflArly, or rb ray hv ra
ettiMplAtn of Lt dell irj, will coaftr
iAl favor laformlaf thU fl&v ol
tL Uotktoae. staJ dmu! rdw M
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
CI'.AN't KAPIIS. FKIDAY FEB. 13.
WATCHING IIFIt.
O'lt'.dri hivt; an eye on Van Huren
county. Thii i. tht- Toledo filidSt view
cf tiu rcnt lo iti option victory there:
"On Kebrujiry J", Van liuren county,
Micrtn, tri on the question ot
,ro3.Kt. u un lt-r Michisan'a local
or f.on I.v.v. Th: : the tir.it county in
th.'.t Matf to vol.; upon t!ie qaostion,
ar.i ruh.b.t;u carri.i by a heavy ma
j'iiity. public .iii.nwnt in that county
i ror:2 t ::oi:h to that the J-iw u
en fori ed, and to choov only oCicialj
v o w.It b t'earls in the discharge of
tii ir dut N) biw can enforce itself,
r.or can it mforcvd in a locality
wher tpp-..t.:i to it ii strong enough
to donur.atrt th? Itious. The law
will prove a ;;cots.- in Van Buren
county, and b r r example will b fol
lowed by at least two-thirds the conn
tifaof Slichigm. Pet the good work
0 on."
Tiir innutT TAX IIILL.
The IhrectTax Kcfundinbill, which
ha i pa.vod the S-uato, will doubtless
pa. thf Hou? th: c5;on and become
a ! iw. Thrroare not enough Iemo
crts in tho House S)uthern andscnii
K):itliern all together to defeat it this
tinie, and prevent tho L'nitcd States
from doir; justice to the States, from
whom it made the forced loan known
as the direct tax. As the facts in the
ca.'O are forgotten by many of those
who were hv;i: dtinnj war times, and
as there are many younger citizens who
no7er fully understood the nrcum
ftanccs, w copy tho following succinct,
b'ltluc.d, itatnicnt given by the Toledo
T'lulc. It 5.1 Vi:
"la the summer of lal, money was
r.r -.tiy needed to crjuip the armies of
trw P'ruon for th; ftrugglo with armed
trrason. A compl. to tinancial policy
for the (rovt :rnrne:;t b.al not yet been
r!.bcr..t.-d, while th nedff funds was
pr sc.::g. In th:ji emergency. Congress
avail- ii it.-elf of u comtitutional power
t- in pr' a direct tax on the States in
proportion to tho population for the
N-setit of the National Treasury, the
art bng approved August 5, lMol.
"The total amount levied was ?20,
foo.C. Th? act of t'oriress provided
I." it ra h Suto hou!d te a!!owel to
.ejr!ie an-dpay th.e sua re of its citizen?,
it it did o vithin a reasonable tun;
and to Mi -h Mjite a did so, an allow
ance or rebate of l pr cent, of tho
a.-.i0 ;r.t l- vn d si.ouldbe made, as com
renat f. r tl- tpv:seof collection;
wuij, it' tho MAte d d not anme the
tat, ut I it ;t fr the Federal Govern
n -'ct t. e'-i;rt, tho latter should st
m ri-rrry to work to collect tho tax
from ti. real estate cf these citizen.
'Til? liyai Northern states respond,
cd proxiiptiV, but the full amount was
cot ran-d from tho disloyal juts,
unie4 in nes whre dral ofncals
fi,,.",l rr' T'r7 ar-1 sold it under tho
prnv;;onj of the law. Of tho twenty
millions P-.v.M, vit tl3,00Q,00O was
collected, some U.-W.rs) ttm allowed
a r -bate to the Sute., and about 2,--oyo
was not collecteil. Tho total
amounts c ollected and the- amount re
ms:nirg unpa d, are as follows:
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to cental arf any logger is apparent to
any one wru ia liot doinuio.'ei by
Nclhtra sjrapatay. Every loyal Slate
id territory, a & rule, psaii it quota
m full, fcuii th direct contrary is
I general ru!j with tr.e Southern Stat.
I u of two thing should be doce-
K;thr th dc:tiqu:J4 she 'aid Le uil
to pay up, or th ln;tri tat---) sh.ou.ii
r!uai u.i acquxiU coll-rvittd. As th
United fitiUi Govern cent d-j-es not
ni the nicay, but on the contrary is
abuiUautly able to rttay it, the Utt-sr
u ths hs-itcr way cf correcting the in
jU4t.c. lint n the piirpou of the
called. Pirtct-Tax till. This KpufcIi
cn CocjrrM will pss it and the lie
putLcaa President will s.a it.
DirrtKEM kTAID roiNTt.
No protectionist denies that free
trade is tha lst polxy for England,
but be realizes that England Ls tot the
United States. Very ofu-n we had
JCnglishmea vs ho recognize the diff erent
circumsuiKv, of the two countries,
which call tor different policies, riays
the Lynn A LtrtUrf commentinj; upon
Census Superintendent Porter's Glad
stone article in the Pro:
"Is thero not some truth in tho suz
L'stan we venture to make to Mr.
Porter and to other parties to a con
troversy such as we have here referred
to? It is thi that commercial policies,
like political constitutions, are not of
universal application, and that the ex
treraly diverse conditions of the
nations and communities of the world
may probably prohibit tho adoption of
identical commercial systems. We
are not incapable m this country of
discovering ia what direction our best
interests lie; perhaps it would be wise
on the part of English statesmen if they
conceded to the United States the pos
sesion of an equal gift of insight with
regard to what is best! for their own
moral and material welfare."
A PSYCHICAL MARVEL.
Th Mytriu Loti and Jtcery of a
HraceUU j
I take the liberty of outlining an in
cident which came under my own ob
servation, and can be attested by others,
that will no doubt attract the attention
of those who are interested investigators
of psychical phenomena. Mrs. Julia
M. Carpenter, of Boston, a well known
and reliable medium with whom you
are personally acquainted, is now ktop-
f:ngat my home in this city, her hus
and, Pro:. A. E. Carpenter, leing at
present eiiaod in giving experiments
in hypnotism at Willard Hall. She ar
rived here on the morning of December
113, Tom next eveninz she accom
panied u on a visit to a friend. Upon
returning home she proceeded to her
home feting quite eick. Frof. C.
assisted hi r .:i removing her tight-fitting
jacket when it bracelet was heard to bn
unclapseu, and apparently it dropped
to the floor. Upon stooping to pick it
up it was r.nt to be seen anywhere.
Search w; - ; : ide for it betore they re
tired. T i i : .-'arch was renewed the
next moraii.- but wa. unsuccessful.
Mrs. H. was lr.lormed of the mysterious
disappearance and jomed in the search,
looking even behind the pictures upon
the wall?, and everywhere where it
could have porsibly fallen. Verdict,
"not found.'' Mrs. C. passed through
a very severe illness, having the gnppo
with pneumonia attached. Upon con
valescing, Mrs. C. was entranced by
Lilian, who informed us, upon ques
tioning her as to the missing bracelet,
that it was safe, and had we one. hun
dred eyes we could not rind it. No ex
planation could or would she advance
as to the disappearance.
On Thursday evening, February 6,
ISM, Mrs. C. accompanied us on an
evening call upon Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
iailcr, of West Washington. Mr.
Sailer is the superintendent of the W.
A G. K. K. Co. Mrs. Emery, of New
York, was visiting with her parents and
expected to return to her home the
next day. After spending some time
in conversation, Mrs. E. said she would
hko to see Mrs. C. under "intluence,"
hoping to receive something therefrom.
In a lew minutes "Lilian" came and
began to carry on a conversation with
all of us through the organism of Mrs.
C. Olerving the bracelets upon the
wrists of Mrs. E. ho asked for them to
hold in her hands. Upon the stand
were two pot3 containing some fragrant
hyacinths. "Lilian" gave a leautiful
poem, and Mrs. S. remarked that she
wished Lilian would bring tho missing
braeelct so we could all see it, or drop
it from the ceiling. At this Mrs.
C. became very strongly influenced,
toeing from side to side in her
chair, rubOng her hands together,
with Mrs. E.'s bracelets in them. Soon
Mrs. C. reached out and put Mrs. E.'s
bracelets in the hands of Mrs. S.f and
cave to Mr. P. the missing ornament.
The lot article had been restored dur
ing this commotion, having been
brought a di-danee of more than two
miles from my house where laM seen,
Pecember 2, liW, there being a lapse
of six weeks between disappearance
and reaopearance. There was no con
dition of darkness in this case, for the
light w?re burning in the parlor and
hall. We did not sec the bracelet come,
but it came "all the same," and Mrs.
C. d;d not have it in hf r po-se;o:i from
Dorcmber 2), lYJ, to February 6, K0.
The experiences are not unusual in
the life work of Mrs. C, as a medium,
and many as, similar in kind, have
leen related by her and others who
were witness "there to. How are thee
thing' done? Wr.at exptanatin ran 1
given that will make e'.r ar the im!.'
rnT,,yr This incident can re attested
to by rive witnsae.
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THE OBSER VER
HUElTi FLOl'B ASU BKE1D.
Fports receive by the Valley City
M-ILn Company are uUunt;ally as
follows:
Yesterday' markets cperi with a
nrmer ftelxg U.au in days past, caused
by weather rt-ports from the buth and
Northwest. Colder weather &eems to
U quite general during the past forty.
tigni Lours, and a continuation of the
same will probably cauv? au advance ia
cereal, parte ularly o if it l intended
for the winter wheat districts.
The winter wheat crop i reported
considerably advanced, more or less of
it having jointed. In such condition
the chances to damage by cold, frosty
weather, are very much greater than if
the crop was not so forward.
The closing markets were firm at a
light advance, trading quietly steady.
Closing reports say abnormal weather
eonditions have furnished a reason for
further heaviness in our grain markets,
especially in wheat. The almost unpre
cedented absence of winter in the
moutiis w hen it i expected to put in
an appearance, is the one chief cautc
of weakness in all cereals. And every
day from this tune on, that the eold
wave holds aloof, lessens the probability
of its coming at all on this side of the
summer heats. Already some
are counting confidently on
an uninterrupted enjoyment of
spring weather during tho next three
months, to lo followed by early and
abundant harvests. Time only will
U 11. U is dangerous to commit one's
self to theory. Nature always furnishes
her own compensation, at least she has
done so in the past, and can le trusted
in the future.
It is a historical fact that most other
mild winters have been followed by
severe weather just at the time when it
was not expected, much less wanted,
and the crops havo suffered in conse
quence. The trouble is that nobody can tell
when the changes will come upon us.
We aro not so near out of the woods as
to jmdify a shout of joy at having es
caped these perils. This fpring may
prove an exception to the rule, as has
the winter, but the analogies aro
against it.
The sun is gathering its strength
daily, but he is a long way lelov the
equinox, and the month in which ho
reaches that point lias ere this lcen
marked by blizzards of fearful in
tensity. A report from Cyprus announces
that their cereal crops last year yielded
oi.',32:i quartersof barley, 211,310 quar
ters of wheat, 23,639 quarters of peas
and -,io quarters of oats, from which
it is inferred that there is a consider
able quantity htill left lor export, but
owing to the" severity of the winter on
one hand, and the Greek holidays on
tho other, supplies as yet have been
quite insignificant.
A postal report from Morocco brings
no alteration m the position of tiio
market, as both the import and the ex
port trade has been ruled extremely
dull, the latter being much fettered by
the constant advance of the rate of ex
change. There is a continuance of
drouth in the country and the prospects
for a crop quite hopeless.
Latest Indian reports from T.ombay
shite that rams have not visited that
di-triet for months and little has fallen
elsewhere, and that a little would be
beneficial. Business has leen rendered
almost impracticable by the advance of
exchange and scarcity of produce, and
but few sales have transpired.
Calcutta Nothing has taken place of
any importance in the wheat market;
it "has ruled steady with small retail
transactions at low prices.
Italy continues to import wheat quite
freely, the total for the eleven months
ending being 3,fi2t,000 quarters against
l,l0,o)0 quarters during some time,
last year. It is expected that the total
for the year 1SS9 .will reach nearly
4,000,000 quarters, and for the present
season, 1VJ0, an equal amount.
A circular received bearing date ISth
inst., called a special meeting of the
Michigan Millers' State Association at
Hotel Powney, Lansing, on Tuesday,
February 25, at 1 o'clock p. m. Every
mcmberjof thcasoeiation was earnestly
requested to lr. present, and to come
Erepared to stay until tho important
usiuess, which was to occupy the atten
tion of the meeting, was transacted, if it
takes the balance of the week.
This meeting, from the interest mani
fested in advance, promised to be the
largest and richest in results ever held
in tho State.
Wheat receipts at St. Louis yesterday
were 17,xV) bushels against 17,000 bush
els a year ago, same date. Wheat re
ceipts at Minneapolis yesterday 92,OoO
bushels against loi.OoO bushels one
year ago, Vamo date. Wheat receipts
at twt Ivc points yesterday were 2i0,oc)
bushels against 03,0o0 bushels one year
ago, same day. Wheat shipments at
twelve points yesterday were 14H,0o0
bushels asrainst 197,000 bushels one year
ago. Wheat receipts at three principal
ports yesterday were f-,00 bushels
against &0O0 bushels one year ago yes
terday. Wheat clearances from the
three'principal Atlantic ports yesterdav
were C?0 bushels ngain?t OOObushcfs
one year ago vestcrdav.
Tl
o ivory industry requires the an-
nual
flaughtcr ot o-Vo Alnean ne
a. first iron work in colonial Amer
re established in P21,in r
V. poatm.in' Lank m St. Lou a.
i to h or:an;re, into a National
w th a capital of $ 4 "V" ).
Edison Electric Lighting Com
of New York, ha increased ;t
1 from J200.0"o to 1 1, . v ' .
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fron ail prt ,t th United Kir;
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tun.r of Ynrtn r1 jtt T3.r fr
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gri rvk, DamW e-1 iil, whiwi tn4ctir
pws th ;r"rii whn tko eat f th
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cas tt" wcr C, U otbco orJj oo rh
of th youAf ron frteod, wta cxtistlcAUy
ATTAnd oo tt boiitir, being ftMl oa
with airc. rwi wifr upuo " tich wn ttt
IciUaIa of lLa doaor. 1 kirtul Adomux?iitA
of Lb ycucg cwa1 upjw Up wr to JJ
OuLir Alii t.h.l, froai IL Wp ItJilij tlck
La uaw tUt cf tL "Buj: I"nuc" to tht
of tb JcIioaU bloiii of th cLsrk la th tLo
stor aa South First tret, axI th hp
liito wblch ttej wer woven howd th r
ffiArkAble skill of tb fortunat porarasor of
thea et retumlrAnr.
Th IaJ v bov rf errrd to baLI It took br
Jut ttirtj-flf (Iavs to eoIWt th flft'thr
tokao of ber gutleiaeu frlead' regtrd, and
"I nu Dily oa wk ngRd ia imnflrg
thoin la th preeatbla laaauex la whicb you
m them," AAid th.
Th joucg laty also confided to th re
porter the information thai ther wa fret
rivalry between th joung lAdif la the nat
ter cf their collections, and great ecrpry wet
indulfd in until the collection wa ttnally
axracd and piaxed wher friends ocrald
view it.
''One young acquaintance of mine ha a
collection of evtnty-flv. Just think of itT
aid the Informant "And she has Arranged
them ou a &tin banner in th form of a
hart, with a dagger through th center.
Oh, it i Jukt lovely I The wafer used to
f&tfea the choic uionls to tb tanner ar
also in v&rioua delicate shades and form a
moat enchanting picture.'
The reporter look up his Informant's collec
tion and noted the Initials. Then another
mjstery, which he had in v&ln attempted to
solve before, was quickly made plain to him.
The young men of San Jo have for the
paft three mouth been shaving off their
mustaches, and now this "initial mustache
craze" had solved the matter as to why they
did so.
litre were the initials of some of the young
men, who, if they had acceded to the wishes
of one-tenth of their lady friends and given
one little memento from their upper lip to
each, would not have had a baseball repre
wntation left, while there wer others again
whose initials adorned this pretty banner
who had once claimed "a lady killer, but
had left it with the tonsorial artist.
Why? Because the young ladies persited
In selecting the memento themselves and
paid no attention as to whether the preceding
twenty-four solicitors for like favors had
gathered their crop from one Ride of the lip
or not. She wanted her choice from that side
ako.
AM here again was another strange feat
ure of th erase, one which has a more de
moralizing effect on the mustaches than the
influenza has on our bet citizens.
The young ladiee select only from th left
upper lip. And why! Well, because there
is supposed to be more of an affinity attached
to them than to those on the right side, on
account of their being on the same side as the
heart,
"There is prill another peculiarity in the
collation of these mementoes of our gentle
man friends," paid the young lady. "There
are some of my friends wbo will bar only
the brunette type, while others ask alone for
the blend relic. Now, for instance, I hare a
blonde frioad, and she is securing collections
only from her brunette friends, while another
friend who is of the brunette persuasion seeks
the opposite blonde."
In addition to the satin and silk banners,
plain white cards are used, the cards being
edged or bound with ribbon and a light col
ored wafer used to fasten the relic on. These
are more common than tbp banners, but are
made very attractive with ribbon and the ar
rangement of the gifts.
In regard to the manner of securing the
trophy, the reporter was permitted to gaxe
upon a pair of oxidized silver tweezer which
are used to uproot th particular and desired
buona mano. It was a delicate affair, and was
fastened to a small chain, which apparently
did fervice as a fob chain. Thosa young ladir
who are most zealous in their search for ti aas
ures from the lips of their young men ao
quaintances are provided with similar "in
struments of torture," and handle them very
dexterously, says the young lady informant,
vo fnrther continue a follows:
"Of course, we don't ask all our acqualntr
aneea for a sample of tbeir upper lip cover
ing, for th fact is that some of the young
men could not well Fpare even a few hairs
without making a broach which would te
readily observed; but occasionally, after
having lcn rebuffed by some of the gentle
men, we get dperate, and thn the modest
mutftcbe has to suffer, and gnrally the
next time the young man calls he conies clean
f ha von.
"Here are mtm sample left by a friend of
mine for me to arrange. n
Tb reporter examined thrcl!ertion, which
nambered thirty-two, and found among th
initial on the wafers some of Ban Jc lst
known society men. Sa Francisco Kx-
Dyspepsia.
Mikes the livei f mny people m!rt,
timing distress after catinz. sour teinarh,
i-k headache, heartburn, l.ss cf arrm.
a flint, "all gne' feeling, bid tate, mated
tongye, and irregularity rf
DistrCSS the bowels. Dypfi ,ad'vs
After f ' r it'fif. it
, r"jnires careful attention.
Eating ,r,i rercxiy l!k? ll t
ParipariH. wMh arts penUy, yet eSinfntly.
It tne trie stomach, regulates the diges
tion, create a frd ap- Sick.
rt.ite. tsnl'bes headache, uf Un
snd refres the mind. nCaauCnO
"I hav Wn troubled with dT'pfp";, I
tad tut bltie aiprt tc. aid hat I dM eat
Urtnrt i;; rested ri. r did m
nenrx ,;t..9 Af,,r M.:r?
bum ,;:d rat a fairt rr tlfS,
af r.e fre:!rf. as tbor:c I bad rt eatei
ar;ylh!-;. My tr'.M wst arrravatd ty
rryTriT '-r. i.ni Cnur
Sfrire I tk H-'w-! t r-
Stomach
3ar;ra, wb,.-h dil tr an
lTi-ner.se rvi:t f i It tave rr ST
s-1 pit f-M rl .r.M ard "t31
tb rrTi"Z I rrevi'--"y ett-n"ri:ed."
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Hood's Sarsaparilla
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IOO Dosos Ono Dollar
VAIIT ADYERTISEMEIITS
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'AMtI)-A $u ;j iuau. t:riy tslUvAUd;
UABrlit pv'-il.ll li riit-t I K la f?U r
ru it. d ll or iJrr NivLjI A Co t u ia
VAMLI-MkBW tftke ctf g t! aa ut
" llLrd bus!Lrj !ftry J3 1-rr rrt ;
murue ca bouriiy. addrt-a I. 1 .,
box 6. li.is cSoe. '
W'ANTKD-A erst-eifts Urber; l-av Job
' tor th rum party, C A.AVyd. 4S U .
LOL.'d.
AN11CD 4 cahliiet tuaJters tttoNe
1 ayfu. CiuM'e MAiiUlACluriii Co. t4
TANIK1-A stuieat ia ceut'.stry i en wbo
rrcrtmnirndtd. F r trrms art Jre4 in uif iUlr
!y l'r. larriB Bt enner, h i Mouroivtl., lirahd
Kpli, iich. vu.ia tted ai iy. tJ
WANTtl-Re!!ab local and travellug
' slt :i,en. luun p-rmnenL MH-ll
ludui e:urut no i tal M-liiu rcUl:ri;
rtan t lely; salary from start, hrowu I'.rvs..
Murerymcu. 1'Mcao. Ills. Juue l.
W'ANTIllJ-alesmrn. clerks. LvOkkeejers
f bartriidt-ri, traiimtera. ahlipli.( clrrl.
farm haaUik. uSlce help, Aud ail olUrts eul . (
uij loyiirut to rail aud imfstijute our !!
tirrly new A:d thoroutily ieliAtl svMem of
irv-unng situaiutns. Cw-''prrAtU l.ri'rit'J
nieut Couit'Auy, l'-j Mour.5-at., rooms cl aud
J2 Porter block. 'Phone U'-?.
HELP WAS TE-Fr; KALE.
TANTi:i At the Mlchujan Iron Worka.oce
lf first class lathe man; also f rt fun
vise baud. Apply at ouce. Wuu 1. i'uMtrs
A hon, preps. ii
'AXIKl-Immeditly compeifnt cook
aud secoud girl, at corner of Male ud
Madbon a no
AN
7 A N TK D Laundress At the M.chliAn
Iiou.'e. kJ
VANTKD-Youns cirl to asit in care of
? b&by; refcieuces required. Apply at 1 "
Uarclayst. l
8ITUATI0.NS WAK TED MALE.
lrAXTKI A flrst-clais order cook and a
dlrui groom elrls. LUiugstvn llyt!.
Lyon-st. I, j
"y ANTED fltuation by youu man with ex
' petlrure. as b'ok-k- prr and shlpriiti
clerk. Has had ex prleuce in coilcctlti aad
uaderstands typewritiiiiC ana Mcn-rajiiy ;
good n lerences; moderate waze?. Address i..
1L, 70 Cresceut-ave. tj
FOB KEKT E00LLS.
VOK KENT-Furr.lshed front rorm. heated
by steam; cas. bath rofin, etc. Inquire
room So. 2. Fourth National Lack builds, bl
b'OR RENT Four rooms suitable f.tr bouse
L keeping. 1 42 UarcUy-st. corner of Lyon. .y
IfOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished
rooms. 218 Jefferson-ist. ej
F0K
RENT Furnished or unfurnishe.l
rooms, at tVj iiarclay-st.
IOR RENT-Fumished and nnfurnlshed
rooms at the llrunswlrk, louth 1'ivislon
st.: steam heated, iirs. Wctiee. 74
IfOR RENT Furnished rooms, with or with
out board; furnace heated; bath room,
with hot or cold water. Inquire at 'o. :J
Barclay st. 3rtf
IOR RENT Nice flats in J!r.s;on and I'erbv
1 blofks. West Fulton-et. Inquire 4') Wen
Fu'.ton s'.. llatf
FOR RENT Furnished and unfurnished
rooms, steam heated, at Park Place. Mr.
A.L.imlth. l-'tf
LXR RENT Larse.elecantly furnished rooms
facing Crescent ave. and (anxl-t.. with
cas, newly furnished and reflttcd. Evervtbiu
strictly first class. Entrance. Crescent-ave.;
also, bl Canal st. Enquire at Room 14. &lv
FOE REST-HOUSES.
TOR KENT A furnishe-1 house No. 120 RoM-A-
wick-st.. with all modern conveniences.
Fred A. Maynard, 1 and 2 new Houseman
building. iTtt
ij'OR RENT Two houses, one containing six
and the other flvo rooms, in good repair.
Inquire at li'8 North Division st. )
I70R RENT House of ten rooms; furnace,
A gas. water and all modern lmrrovements;
tenant can re-rent part If desirable. Inquire at.
177 Lajtrave-st. Jtt
IfOR RENT The new dwelling house,
Paris ave. ; has city, well and cistern wat r.
brick turnaee.mautel aud grate, city cas, bath
room, lavatory and closet, hot and cold water,
eleven rooms: i os.ession jrtven at once. Ap
ply to. I. W. hoi. g. Soldiers' Home. Telephone
.ol or to Tufts a liuchanan. Ledyard block.
itf
FOR RENT The new dwelling house ?v)
I'arts ave.. to block outh of Wcalthy
ave. ; all modern Improvements, furnace, city,
veil and cistern water; alo uss. Apply to
.Ismes W. Long, s-jldlers' home. Orand llaiis.
Mich. tt
FOR RENT A house of 3 rooms, one of t
rooms, cue of 6. and oi,e of and 7 rooms,
all in cood location, within r mi nutes' waik
of Sweet's Hotel ; rent from $o to tl'. Inii;lrn
of R. W. Rarnard, lb Allen it., corner Mt.
Vernon. ITt f
FOB EE5T BUSES ES3 PLACES.
L0R RENT A factory. feet flAor rtrea; ?
1 b'Tv-power engine; scral machines for
manufieturlni furniture, ef.. all tn jroot ron
dition. ready to start. Also iiry Klin : u ry U
vorable temis to right mau. Andy to Wni. II.
Richards. Rer.ton Harbor. Mie i. ::tf
L'OR RENT -Easement tre in Park Plar
1 buiidinz; al-o cround fl.-or c!T,-' ht tb
rear or tnam ftlrnie. .App y to 7acn.
Wolcott X tsason. li'i Manroe-si. .Itf
TATI."P-C.er trr an waits Hfr. rr"-m o i
ground f r. 1hre c Nn.t h of pof
, Address !., Ia k !"X ! '. pf4! - f:re. J
LOST.
I "ST K little tIK and ta-i Arz, with cnx n
i r'!ia1 li, link; -tO"l lore ) i rn I.e-t-irn
to the Irrir g. I . M bltf . and ir-ei-iTf-toward.
:,:
J' roAte1. St. f ernaet; aners to the name
ff "1 ri'', " finder wi I l rew?rl,l up-n re.
turrnr g sarr.e t- I.A.L'osjgt:. " Cb rry st ii
WSZJ TO LAN.
MNEV I.OANEI cr. r.TTVir. h
. warthfMt, lawyers. orr Nt:.;
P.ar.k.
HS A
, City
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an 4 In d;ffeef.t J-i;?:.. t I" t rn t-re;
trrn rd t i r- rr.sie t ..:: iM'ii i'w.
t ail at ro 'm i. 5w ii' ! f-'k. c-r il- r -y
"r;irk. !
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f S-a-.'' t-i ru 'tr'"'!ff Urn',
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t;.::. ifiif Akd t rnntofcuit L nV imiu.
VVX hI V -C.viid loctloB Aiid build'.rs tr
1. cbAir lAary vx Re:i olfcv
1L U'',1 UL J-C. Audie. ti
L'. 4Ll-kk.d ji.L.e ua UiComA ImiIi
; I'U'KMt Ot All Au,a. Arl. iUClrJ.'
fcN. i:u.t ey tt cb hv.i t eiie r
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i: kt No . I.nveit S b.A. t i 1' U v-rl a
llvir.. A. R. Atitiftdel. ixt
l,dl si. P.-A tertycr lrm. ut Lcl
-a ui.,, tor ba. ti.ri , kuiuitci
Moprfiy tu .-4.;l,f.e. luuue f llu.ll
mar.. 1j rst LnJfc't-AL, r ftlr. H:A6etActi.
ii" Mla.gLl-Al, '
POR FALE-tuy a btr Wf.r thturriLx
ii ia Ml.ie; U rwotti ktuae a Pam r
1 ulintr am.; k. tuoCeru lu.piwruit kl, a.rd
paced kud AjJJfHl ai.d cvaii-m Aika. aii tor
I ...'. or ft.o jkt it)vt th. tim b u en V.aa-laob-Avc.
bear 1 itth, lias."', r t-rr aonui.
U.WiP U. iufia. Tull A liutLkiiALS Uw
EI AL LSI ATE 00 0k TBI.
l,X)R fALF-Lrfe farm n Kkfr.teid rwd
- tax tui.es oui. kbvwu A the Lei Ix Uli-i a
p ace, guod tuiidii.ks; prioe It.' pe r a re. 1b
QUre ou I ren-isrs ox at 1!. ctlm ColWe
tr. and 1 klteu-at. :j
10fi tALlr-cIlLAaEJuS
LJR FALl A socoLd hALd book ( tx iu
tlws coon, us uoU m kr i 50sttJri wl;l
Aril ut a hartal ii; a! a 5 tt.n.er Kas ! knd
a arl..r o. aio Laatiifl ft Holt, ill
Cvomh Imis.ot. At. (4
LVK r-Al.E Oiie pair old heavy work Lome;
. ! hep vreai UAiiitIwr juuu hoi.-.
Apt ly to U m. Ii. l-nv 'n.;
I,R KALE N rry new :so horae. inArr boll
'r ld t -ligiijr. wilU Htia i Lii.p. kir
and tttli iu!:.p,ete. ery t t.eap. Caw be tt rn
at work lu ..-iiiriit, h ivaji u lucuire d C
li. JuadorZ-C. IhAiui. -s
lUM,.rfRfcALi:-rrteii Seltert. Iratnrd .r
' umralue-l; trotueky i , a.i.d Uj1
Hounds ai.d ,v-ot-h "IrrnerM la.) d itial(il
And bard-d At Valley City Keniul. Ad-tresa
'. O iUuy. box cLcroaoy, Leia cuuuty. Mtcti.
lTJR.il IT U rYa M5TlA ft Osl TOE Xl7 '
Al'L!KKA Ili'LT. penen! houmelT
At 111 South i.llo-M.. itorr pikh(. ai.'i
l.ol.v l.old ,o..1 at low ttns. p. ,:. u 1
inoviuu iromn.y Atteudea j by icepUoi-iu,'
oJ. ;nak;
IbCILLAkEJEa.
IRKE AM V) i al .t j-and at the rear t
pXPERIENCi:!) man will farrish outfit for
meat iiinrkt in ln-tui:; ku!kikriinr
withtjj crti'jyj; iio llW. A(ic.rfcs A.H.r.
box . ,.,
'0 WHOM l i 31 A V (.O.VCLRN-lake i.i.tie'el
1 tb it 1 in'jKi M. t'oj pt-s, my wife. bh.l d
sertd D:y htl Aod lnar 1 wilhoLt use. 1 wi.l
no I jiit r bf i e ..i1 t!e i.,r ai.y pn'-tbAM-s
luad. r rtil ts . .;iiiai !e.1 t y hti. Alitr this
date. s my le r ttherw;e.
R. J. COj-pjjS.
Dated Oran J Eaiids, Mk h.. 1 eb. ix i".-'.
TANTEI-Eutiiber-I wa-it to eit barge a
lot nji !', ;.-at 'iVe. for luitbcr. N . C.
llopsou. H I -trl-M. J
I W.CL')SIElJlor.E.dea:erln real nuw.
p-rsoi.al j r.'pertj at d luar.-i; h . l-e
rertedand rents coi.eftel: bAvv a larr Iim
of deMrabif hoiiiw-s and luta And a Aiil iats
on t l.H .ii. l oai.taln, Cb--rry ai:d neai.'y a I
def.irat.-le ,ree-; a'so a larce 11M d d
farms iu ail diiectlu'.js lor bate r eifiim j
eiyheap. t'ali at.d look my i'.Sl oer be:. f
buyiiic. ':f,fe rooms No. I.- Canal st. lr-l--phobe
No. 4 . T'I
T0M N "S 1 1 0- PIT A L-ChriM1s:7 jom eT.r
' ladies; u t and private; ladlea tvoard-
ed before aud iiiiiii or.uemeul, ls)era
exierlen'-e; t-r:ns ra.v.r;:l!. Mrs. Dr.
I'utton. f- Noith Lane aie...racd Rapid..
Mich. yi Imo
MA C.N El IC healing and rlatnoyaiu sittirns.
.r..S (.'tiara si.; table Aid iaiial tU cats
con. f nl'i.t. M. j.. Free.
f''jl II' '15SES wintered Jn boi ftalia at
jy-.. Jj moderate rat'-s. In riinrc of rare
afi. 0 f ul nen and led f od tirnnthy bay.
JnRtK Inw1!' office d Anti K.s :m.i.
t".7ZJ-!Companr, or teirp'iotie my
den(,..,l. HirN--dfeltvercd to audfiomih
larm. M. R. l Ldc.'i. .U.it
PER C VSjV YDER
77. lYarl-et.
O ROOM Hot:e ar.d let on Henry-st.. rear
Cherry; lot -xU'; p-riee t-'X
O'l RC.om Huue on Eaiclay ; price tivm, jot
- tur.r..
C'l'ORK. Ibns and bam. b.Alf Mock from
'J post; . i:i North Division ; will n at lor
J.Viav-Hi; c.t 4.'xl7t. I't-foot alley lunar;
price $4". A choice p!ce of rr petty f'r au
investmt'iit.
"EW7roora house, cn West Fide, cnlytl'.
"EW 7-room boose, rear East st.. tlW.
rrwOcew5-rcrf.rnbousrs.cn West hide, rear
llrldge. fifiVi each.
Ill AYR wr" ch-i-e farms fr sa. that an
riot b-? rtujilicated for the money tn toe
Mate.
J HAVE some f.r.e farms, near city, that I
will xcba-,ge jur city propcity.
PERCY SNYDER
75 IVarl-st.
IF YDU WILL VKITE TO
J. II. MCMLEB, 1 1
CANCER SPECIALIST, 28 KONROE-ST.,
ii: M KAI'II'-. MICH,
lie will tf tid yn free . ( ;r : ar. tbat ca-etir?
and lu.ly d---r i' ti.e -Tmpt-.ir.-i . f a'l I 'M?
rj cancer, lie vr i.-.ht a a'!-e ttie tiki-i
and i "tofr.c- -,.!(: 4 rii'-i' t l.an I p. -r
lti , -,.refi f ?; r I t b iater treat
nei.t. (fl.ci j, t.ri : icift i.'o4p-m.
ILI.EI Ji''NL NO. It"--
Dr. Mortimer E. Roberts
For rrrr'y M" - pin-vieian and r-iirgen at M.
.Mhrj f- ii "Si Hal. J et r ' t.
SPECIAL ATTENTION t!ver, J,j,-
of the Heart. Rt.t.i-s. h. River a'd 1.1 1
Jieys. Also I . a' f Children.
''See h 'urs- to 11 ; 1 l 4. ard 7 to ..
12 Mor.roe t .. cvr I'e k, ' l'r-.; ' t".-e
irn-d La; ; 1. V.eb
TelephcDe. N"r. ,W, Say or j. !i,t.
JOHN II. MrllLU
CII V. McILL
McGILL & McGILL,
ATTOBKEYS AT LAW
34 HOUSLVAN BLOCK: GFAN'D FAPIDS.
Cf.lier'io-i'. J -a-; -1 P. a1 litest
4 1 rmii)f r t 'fc'ihi' (i
laf e i at ' r . 1 ' pb'r-e
lOK 30 DAYS' TRIAL.
ELASTIC TRUSS
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