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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
Medical and Surgical
INSTITUTE.

The Grand Rapids Medical and Surgi-
cal Institute, under the management OF
Prof. &. w. Paine, Nj. d., is located AT
the corner OF Monroe and Division
streets. one of the finest locations in the
city. The institute was established for
the purpose of furnishing to the people at
large the means of obtaining medical and
surgical advice and treatment at prices
within the reach of all, and the patron
age it has received affords ample proof
that there was wide spread demand for
it in Western Michigan. The institution
is thoroughly equipped for the treatment
OF all forms Of chronic and acute diseases
under new system OF treatment which
effectually eradicates blood poison, and
cures nervous affections, female com
plants, catarrh, consumption, rheuIna-
tism, piles, epilepsy. etc
Connected with the Institute, and IN
der the direct supervision of Prof. Paine
is system OF medicated vapor, electro
thermal and other baths TO viii ii patients
have access, and which are found of espe-
cial benefit IN the treatment of diseases.
A special feature is the treatment of fe-
male complaints, rheumatism, ETC., by the
ozo-disinfectant treatment.
The Institute has large number of
private apartments for the accommoda-
dation of patients and corps of com
petent and skilled lady attendants. Pa
tients are furnished with rooms, board,
baths, etc.
Prof. Paine was formerly connected
with the Philadelphia University Hospi-
tai. and for thres years past has been pro-
prietOr of the Texas Medical and Surgi-
cal Institute, of Dallas, Texas, so that
he has had an extended experience in
conducting such institutions. All COM
munications should be addressed to Prof.
G. w. Paine, M. d., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

NoTWETHsfANDfNs the declarations Of
the Democratic press that Cleveland was
not guilty ~ writing the alleged letter to
man Who had sigaed petition recon-
mendiDg an unworthy man % Office. the
Albany Ecsniag Journal says. Doubt
- set az rest by the statements by the
President himself during MS recent visit
% tins city RE not only wrote the let
ter. but reloiced over II, aud declared, IL
he was misled much more by politicians
IN favor of unworthy applicants FOR place,
he would priat the names Of the poll
ticisns. and let the public see how he was
deceived into making improper appoint
msnts II the President really wishes
H. DO his country a great service let hIm
carr out this threat This idea Of pub
lishiuz the names Of petitioners was pro-
posed by bim. or st least was proposed 10
some ~ the departments. some mouths
since. HAL tbe names been published
ths President might have saved himself a
great d~sl ~ embarrassment.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
Chicago Markets.
OFuCE or +. '. TAuOK Pogers's Block. !
GaASD RAPIDS. Aug II. iss5.

Cables were duh and unchanged. Car lots were:
IS % wheat, y2 u corn. "a Of oats and 1900
hogs. Wheat opened i1o below Saturdays clos
iay prizes. rapidly declined Ac more bar later
covered portion Of the loss. and closes a. noted
below. Corn and provisions sympathized 10 some
extent bat moderately
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
Grand Rapids Markets.
FaRa PRODUCE FROM FIRST HANDS.
TrrF0RAN OFFreE Ausrus+

FARM PRODUCE FROM FIRST HANDS.
TELEoRAM OFFIeE August 10.
GRUN-Wheaf rs,l long berry. a0c short berry
&c. NJ. white sc. New wheat s5a57c. Corn.
&c Oats, B<cS3c.
FREsH MEArs- Besf. per cgvt Is oar 90. Veal
u 5otSI 10. mutton. > 0o9s5 81, pork. s. 90
az Sd
PoULrRY-Fovls: Dressed. I0a122c. Spring
chickens. dressed i5c1l.c per pound
EGos -i0Nfic.
HONEy-i0x1 i2tsc pe- uound.
kEtSs- Dali AZ ga s. 90 per bushel.
~EKDs-9 lover 81 s4f475
HfDss-ffreen SAL &c Essr n: cured ss7slc. k1t,
green 1o-c. dry. -ori0. veal skins green o.. dry
tie. deSin skins. Eu2c. Cfrubhy hides third
OF Sheep pelts She~-iinEe. ioest2c; lanb skins
IsaZc.
IALL0w Tsiiow lAc per p
FEaET ABB - Potatoes. new. N035c.
ArPr Es-31cfti ioc per hushel.
BUrrSR Fresh roll. l0oil,Sc tuhs and iars. 10
0l2,ac.
HNT- Timothy. sqHii psr ton. Glover. Ss9lO:
Straw. 81 aut oo Per load
WooD-Dry is-inch blocks 81 15f12O0 Der cord
furrfoof wood - Sxft ~ Per cord.
WopL-2lu25c.
pusCxrLANFoUs sEIrrSG PRICES
FLOUR Pastry per barrel a. % wholesale.
s. ~ rsfaii patent - % whois-ssiF S. a. refail
M1Lf-FEED- Nidd.insa s6 per fon wholesale
8 q per cwt- retail. bran. So - par ton whole
sale. 80 Per evr rsfsl. corn and oats 81 per ton
wholesale. 8 % ger rvf- retail.
Provisions Nes= pork per hbi. 81 ~. clear
pork. best si4 hams. wholesale qisc Per n.
shonl.lers 81. smoked beef flr. bard fierces
fAc, kettle 30.
sur- Syracuse barrel 81 p. saxinsv q n
SEEDe- Timothy. g. ~. clover. $50, BED Top
5 - orchard zrsss. . 81. Kentucky blue grass
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
Detroit, Grand Haven = MilWauk 4 oe

I
i'sseeLsufe iAklns fils - e. ni tKisfoss uaAT
Gloss osilooflOnf 81 Alsie+l isf lsAneluf sil. 81
De1ruli for New u ora arriFIile tlirIa al ia 81
the foiiuWlns niori4lall
Might EKFfsos Lsf luaai SieeIlts tielr.lii 4
Grand i.s.gads.
TIE is tlas ouis lins running faa.iied fKprssss
aviEs herr al ts D.. ul. ~llh nleslilllf 81 a.
Detroit making dir,gt cunnertt,Ilf faf s.i ifilik
tsssi, arriving si New lurt a. m. uis fsillu~tlls
vgening.
Pafior s.Js n4aii fraina bafi ss.af Al1 e,~l
TIE train iss slua 81 ist s.. m Nli nlsi.e dtleSsi
o0nnsutlou viii Milwaukee stls4iis-ls hais c.osIf
hunday.
Ihrous.i. tlokets ss1ursd 81 ID. a.. h Al. .iii4o<
Sweet hotel block. ADD af tie depei.
ID. IafI llIl Cas- isss Asout.
6k1O. b. hthAE Traffic MalassF. iill1ss.i.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

THE telegraph announces TIE capture
~ an I.liaois horse thief ia New fofS-
II hasn't ranspired yet what appoint
,a.nf fi.- t.lu.inisfratioa VII give hlm.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

II TIE iatsruas in Detaolt paper -
n he relied apol ~Nst' han-an eontlli-
nss T. bsag .,.st 4s ably - be d-d before
A.. "a. h.,.,teu ~ Beach ia Australia
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

AA trains uhli. ehotlH ruls'its-
The train ieusine iii d nl. c31lee,t ai Nitie
Pigeon with Afiauflc i2pnee sd Aaln taue
which bas raiAcf Drawing hsam rleelins
Coaches ffom Chicago g. kes luIk All hsri.sn
without change.
The train ltssNiug si % a. ln. tntcit ti va
bgo1u tg1VinF one hauf fnI iilultrI elft rfae
New York E1frtes nI- Mall Lime
Ihruuash tiCkefs buo h,.rfhs il Sleeping ies.ct
can b. secured al L nie llrhas Dhlse. % alulro
Street and Deput
ID tFainf vii ran - Hff merriam fIlf slliot
if s. minutes slower fi4sl UHrrnu Huf
J. " Iakkhhtl han Asf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
Michigan Central
foHAND hkrIlls DIVISION. ;

-hlss-lilug carr sIrhrhai.
Pacific t1pre~s daily. Balance tTauf aall,
e1cepf sunday
TIE Detroit Erpnsss lsaFilg 81 t.t e. OBJ rssoh
in1 that cifs al " - a.. ll... heu lufs iial la
and bpetoD = ~ D. Il. Ee1f ul..
Thr0ngh tickets feI a pulsis Elr rIHaI iuf assl
berthe may tye prosuft-l si illau IlfkfI Drnoe
corner Monroe and DiiuVa nift.atf fla Hi lulut
Depot.
J. T. SCHULTZ Gel hsF. 81 Guars--t
GEu. ". MUNsaR Ilcke. Agent llf.
J. 5. HkwINs. I4Ckf Ase.lt Depok
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
"A perfec, Flood of sunsbloe.,

VIII hI the heart of every suffering woman
N she vii ouy persist m the use of Dr.
fierce "Favorite Prescription It vii
cure the most excruciatInE periodical pains.
snd relieve Jon IF All irregularities and give
healthy actou. It Will positively cure in-
tfrnN Inflammation and liberation. mis-
placement and All kindred disrrdars Price
reduced to one dollar By drngvists
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

BxS BUrLEa doesn't propose - lst -
rs grip 0n Massachusetts, politics II he
has beeon.s q cowboy. A speeis o. Tie
Detroit Free Press says he is coming ont
pabhely in support of Cleveland AL
rnin.stration ia order % make himself
solid aRa.n Rllh the democracy u Massa
chusetts. just h0N hs can consistently
sndofse the administration is not easy "a
understand. bat consistency II not the
level that aslorea r.. r. bosom, and be
shdes from one party INTO another. or into
none al al, ~aa easy ~ rolling OF a log.
ONa ~ the most amusing things % be-
found la lhe cisreat press Is al attempt
male ~ an administration paper % make
political capital out ot the reeent appoint
lnent Of .aii-bir,is and horse-thieyes %
government POSITIONS. The method by
which this Is accomplished Is 50 ingen-
iOus that t almost deserves a Iatent 1t
~ done by aftaemn great virtue % the
removal ~ Judd. the hOrse-thief, from
the office ~ agent ~ the Land Bureau IN
Colorado. OF course the mere appoint
snens 0f few ex-conwcts. Is a small mat
ter 50 long a. they are removed when the
public finds It ont and protests. We
said this almost deserved a patent IL
would quite deserve one we're Il not for
the previous discovery of the darksy who
saii be always liked 10 have his shins
kicked eos it felt 80 good when it quit
hurtin'
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
MONEY TO LOAN.

kHONEY TO LOAN.-In large or small
ivf amounts on good security at per cent. X.
+. Courtney. Room T. New Aldrich Block. II
TO LOAN-SiOO 150 30), 300 or roo to lean on
real estate. Might sell the Griffin home
stead. on First avenue; the owner hiss left the
city. Also. the balance of the Quackenbush es-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
FOR RENT.

TO RENr-A snite Of hve rooms up stairs
suitable for light housekeeping; - a month.
Inquire 545 Lyon street.
TO RENT-The house I4 Jefferson avenue
occupied by DR.. Brigham. Inquire
Of Mrs. BOtsford AZ St Denis. n
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
LOST AND FOUND.

COUND-A lady's gold scarf pin. Owner can
T learn whereabouts By calling at Telegram
Ofhce.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

COR SAs.E-A nne reeidence property at Lake
side. Muskegon'- most popular suburb;
street-cars run IN front Of house; will exchange
for Grand Raj ids property. Address w. NJ.
HARTFORD. TELEGRAN Office.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

ELECTRIC PAINTING Ladies' or gentlemen
I taught the art Of oil painting on glass by COM
petent teachers; terms 81. Apply TO W. Packer
20 James street ). Wealthy avenue.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-16
SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT CorJar n, ~.
Third Judicial District ~ ~ ~
tory ef Washington. holtinr 10
Sea:ue IN King county, for fkn 49,. ]
OF King and Kitsap sssA1&
Complaint hled In the county Il r.
Court. lszx,a
No. ieSS-Meses Loree ana RsA,,@ ~.
plaintiffs vs.. VIM. McKenVis ~, ~
a. Ross his wife. George DoriF Il - ~
II. Conover. defendantR =
rHe UNITED STA rms eE AnHalca srv, r..
To William Mckenzie Po.s NJ
koss his wife, George DoriIsI - r.
IA. Conover. defendantA
You are hereby required % suue,., /. :.
action brought against yun 81 ~, 49,.
named piaintinS In the Districi o. y
the bird Judicial Dhstrict al ~ 49,
tory Of Washington. holding tsrn. !, -
city OF Seattle, in the county q Kiae -
the counties OF King and Ki,sza AZ :
answer the complaint fled therein 49,,
sixty days from the data of ths Ara =.
location OF this summons or judrs,raf II
default viii be taken azaipsf van 49, sss,a,,I
ing 70 the prayer of the comrisist
The said action 10 hfvuxh{ q &s.c,...
mortgage made the "a daToi rSsrssss
1881. by the Defendants WIi,am SrFsss..
Il Ross and Mary A. ROss, NJ 4ifs -,
the following described rem eslxin sexis !,
All OF the wet half AZ tbs sc1ik~s.i
quarter OF the southeast qasrser x ~
northeast quarter OF sectian fwrutTs~e
township twenty-four north, rac,S 49,
east containing i've acrca more ,ir -
all in King county. Washinxtor 3fsr-zinrT
Said MORTGAGE was given q sa<1rs a.
payment Of the following deecr1h.l rren.
iseory notes. according % tha ARR ~
conditions thereof, toWit:
One note for the sum of two hrrarsa
and tvs nty-five dollars ASA besrisr
date February ID. 1854. made 81 ifil]sr
Mckenzie RosA and psyalls q ot(ehel
lst A. d. 1854. 70 the order q Gsorru
Do mel with interest II Ia PER ont 81
annum. which said note Wa. beftFs M
turity and before tho commenetltenl 4
this action. duly as igiod and e,do<s5l
20 plaintiff Moses Lore who is 1os u
lawful holder and owner thereQf; IN
one note for the sum Of tTa hundled ~
twenty. i've dollars ls229. hsNsis,r -
Fcbrua1 Sd. 1884. made 81 William Nt'
KtnE Rosa and payable July 10 i3
to the order Of George DcrffeL yFiIt n
terest at ten per cent. per Annum fkink
note was. before Its maturity and befMe
the commencement OF this AstsA eur
endorsed and assigned 10 plaintiff, f1nei'
Knipe. who 10 now the lawful hal6H al
owner Of the same: that the dsfea6x1l
William IL. Conover. haz4 or claims !
have some interest," IN said mf,rtTaGs
premteea-
Witness the Honorable Roger G freesl
~ Judge Of the said Disffiof c9ar'
SEAL and the seal thereof. thk II
N day Of June, A. d. lS8k
JAMES SEAvKY. Clerk
BY JANIS p. LUDLOW, Depuiy cIsl1
Burke. Halter q Rasin. asiorseys b
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DAILY POsT-IETElLIeEHcER


Thsrs has rsssntIy ben some daseas-
esoa A 70 The advissbiIity Of making
thr,e eousidsrsbIs additions 70 the isf-
ritory Of The Uni.sd isssiss- The thrss
additions suggested are thoss 81 osoa'
the Northern States Of Mexico and NE
sxndxinh Islasds. E,eh saeesstaea nas
bssn met Instantly uith . Storm q NJ
dirnart dsssppsoyaL HE pres o. we
eouutFy has asserted, ainnoss slsaoas :
dix.entfua voice, that the United Ssatss
49, mot need further cxtenslsn, ana
eaoh suqrsssicn has been dropped 81
moss a. soon ~ made
Il appsars 81 u tho American psopie
we're beqirning 10 talrs very oenisacs-
al visw Of the destiny Of their country
Territorial exasnGiori sb0ald not Dc
frcxned down. This country . % yea
the United States Of Amsries only N
name. There 10 plsaay Of room for y 70
ersw. IL may b. said thai 10 wouid De
usvisa 20 ineIuds Isrss bodies ct aliens
% ocs populaason, but Il I1asi st's BE-
fcrrosssn that Ne American psopis have
sboxn . eapaeity for iIhs sssimilaitsn OF
sossisnsrz, sush - IA posssssed 81 no
eshsr psopss. Ii ID tbs Americas boast
that Hundreds Of thousands Of forsiRn-
srs are absorbed into our population
ssch year, ana that lids Is done without
sfort and withoat diihsaity. Why,
then, shoald 90 fsAs ihs addition Of 8
fev hundred tlIousAnh Msxisars OF Iesa
than q husdred .hoasAnd Ksnaksas
Il must NOS be forgotten that every
acauisision of tsFritpry ever made ey
the Unised States hsI. been exoeedingiy
fortunate. who would he wiliiaR 70
retatn The Louisiana purchase TO
France, 70 Surrender Florida o. 70
hand back TEXAS or California .
Americans have shown . capacity tor
making themselves perfeeilyss ZONE
IN neuly acquired tHritory. II tather
Northern MsaLco 10 he Sandwich
Is!snas we're adasd y, The United States
today, The addition wouid be Of ierri-
tory which hftesa years hsnos would
sappors . large Amsrican population
The old ci,iIizEsions wonld become pas
sivs and iinaIiy oil but disappear, - has
bssa the ease with the prced, CONSERVE
sivs old Creole civilization Of Louisi
sna.
Annexation OF contiguous territory i
always dssirable. ard there are man,
reasons wig the Sandwich Islands, u
particular, shsald become American
ssrritory. II, % 10 stated. King kais'
kaua has made offsss 70 the Govern
rnsns Of the United States for The an
nszasion OF his kingdom, they should
nos be rsfased.
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The news frgm Afghanisten ones
more begins b, assume laird hue. and
ID 10 last possible that Prsmisr Sails
bury viii have an opportunity Of shos-
Ing The wcsld whether or not be really
meant 70 follow the policy which be re-
osptIy announced In sbe House Of Iords.
Rnssia has acted In Q very peculiar man
ner ever since Great Britsin's demands
. lspssd'' and psaos was definitely de-
cidsd upon. II the meager and frae-
msntary advices which have from time
10 time been r,eeirsd from points with
In the Rumian iines. are 10 BE- relied
upon. the war preparations On the part
Of the lluaaaAns hA,s never for q mo-
msns been relnsd. The Trans Caspian
railway has lssen pushed vigorously,
troops have l,eeE rssving STEADILY 10
ward the fronsisr, The arsenals have
been working night and day, and field
hoapisals and other things useful only
whsn actual hebtin1 10 a hand. have
been cent forward almost daily. What
he real STATE OF affairs slong the froa-
Tier 10. can only b Inferred frota the
unsatisfactory iismssf news whiob have
ereps thrcaeh by way Of Tshsran, Ne
ned or Pstrosski. boa Il h not anlikely
tat he Ra,niAn forces hass been
stsenashsaing themselves Ia taeir posi
tiens or alowiy advareine ell the time.
TIE intsIliGsnea whith causes the pres
sns ancsstainiy In The English stock
mArkos, q caused Nv two significant
pieces ef news which come simultans-
oosiy, bus By aAkssens routes. One b
thai ths Enelssh AsatAn Boundary Com
mission. with lis rnilisary escort Of
elsven hundred msn. hss broksn camp
and b rssfsasilia rapidly toward Hera,.
Ihs second u that Tie Russians nader
oommsHd Of Alikharlod are onse more
advancing In force. II this b true, 4 b
Apparent that AlikhAsok, either With
o. without The Glars consent, b deter
mined 70 sss whssher Salisbury b really
mach more Of q man than Gladstone.
kiIkhanciI pssAabls remembers The
hsnoss vhieh were shovered upon him
zfssr NE fsmoaa sseop % Nerve. and
~ may a he aaue time be little En-
riona a Ko1narc,llsa isvaied sueoFd and
lie hundred thsusand roablss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-16

LssoaIxa-CAMr FrRns.--The firs on
llhe lsAmiHh was q very serious one 20 The
logging la that valley. les origin ii
ilsmswhat uncertain, the IRE coming
over the hill back Of MeElroy's eiaah.
inR, barnang thfouRh Il 70 the lover
landing Of Olothief a English's camp.
The IRE barred she three landings
there. the greater part OF their logging
railroad, snEae EIGHT bridges Of McEi-
iopis works. two houses occupied By the
families az Barrett and Kilt, who are
sfsrking In the camp, and some loes
ready for hauling. There was little
damage done 10 The standing timber.
In sh. the are swept oyer 1000 acres Of
land. TIE damage 70 Cioshier a EnQ-
llsh 10 aboas 1000 In property de-
strored, and nos les than $1,000 loss in
the intsFrapiioa Of the loRRino. a. The
starlt8 will not be repaired this year.
1leHilfes's ho8 vili also be severe. In
ths formers camp twenty men Wall be
thrusn cat u employment and twenty
exsn isft 10 eat he bread Of idlensss.
The boys fsom The camp have put IN
lAsif Appearance a. M Vernon
skasii kaEs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-16

Tire CAsrxo TnoUsADoURs. The audi
.inee which assembled at the Frye 0p-
ora Houss last evening was not 90 large
ils II might have been. bot those who
,Rera present seemed 20 appreciate the
performances vsTy highly. The company,
although small one. contains several
slrtnxts OF fins ability. Most OF them
ira veil known Ia Seattle and need no
Recommendation. In +" The Lovely Gal
lltsA,n L.ruise Lester. - 0alatea, bore
the character admirably, ~ did also
louise Edgar a. GAnymede and Edwin
stevens 80 Midas. The tAbleaux in the
hell and transformation eceses from
" eAtaneiIa,n we're much appieuded.
This evening the " Miserere" % II Tro-
.vainre will be rendered. Miss Lester
llppHafina ~ Leonofa. Edwin Stevens
,siil also appear, BY request. IN the char
lseiaf sketch Of :. The Shabby Gsnteel.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-16

DilowuD.--kfrs. A. Rasmussen, Of
Portland, wAs drowned In The Columbia
Silver. nsar wasAoaRal. last Friday.
Aira Rasasns@n and MIRA. Frank Boss-
f,shf had bsen spending few days a
Nasaoagsl. and ne ladies' vent ID
bsshine II . a'eiack Friday afternoon.
Mrs k2sinnsxen eot out beyond her
depth, aRd . large straw has she wore
isened 70 eat1h IN he cnrrenf and pull.
NJ half under. Ths body vas recovered
I've hoafa AFTER tie fatal accident,
htA kasnasssn was AGED - years, and
lstssh tss little girls AGED I aud . yesrs
isl mascara her iessL
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sscrrrvs wxAIrn.


kCoF1ntN MaG4xxne-I
There has usser heon, a. far - vc
knoB, more remsrkabls instance q
Tangible and Pei f1eitive wealth shan
of the fortune tnaf sxaded tie gresp Of
the relative 1T Q friend OF the writer.
he vas. many yeazs eRo. a. sshool ..
HarroS, and returning along the road
By the bathing pisee-to HArr0vi2ns
duckex "-politely vent 10 the assist
snoe Of stout farmer On horsebeek "
dificulttss with gate lock He opened
he gate AID heid Il back for the ridei
% pass-
ex, one Of the wealthy Aiddiessx era
xiers who own large tracts Of the haxroS
and Finner rich meadow lands- what
may your zams bsf7
my Nance Grean.r reaurned the boy.
With an lll-timed b1rsf Of tie imagin-
alton.
"And what 10 yoar fstber?'
"Oh, my fathers eheesemonRer,
said the smart scholar, chucklinR inter
naliy &C his ready wit, and be lives IN
London In tAe Theooeid's road. rather
. small sh0p. with two steps down cut
Of the STRESS"
Pm very n1sh obliged to yoa,S re-
piled the farmer, By no means, es Il
sfssrsard appeared, . man OF strsv.
. Yoo're Q capital young chap: 1 shan't
fofges ysa-S
.bon'tr' vas the scholars final thrust.
Remember Green, and ehessemOnReE
in Theobald's road
And sd the hill be went, almost az
nuch pleased with himself as IL be lad
been asked TO play against Eton al
Lords. what his feelings may have
been vhsn, ten years lassr, . young sen
tleman Of the name Of Green vas ad-
vsrtised for, whose father keeps Q cheese
moneer's shop IN the Thsobaid's road.
and who, In return for politely opening
q gate ss Harrow In the year ls3-, was
lsft large legacy sy the wealthy farmer
recently deceased what his feelings
were then none of his relatives cared 90
inquire too closely; bat &c was observed
By all that from that hour the unhappy
young man never loss an opportunity OF
Insisting On the inc sieuiabls blessings of
the most rigid adherence to truth, OF the
disasters invariably incident % even q
documentary deviation from which virtue
be himself was most marked and mel
anchoiy example. Fer neither was his
name Grten nor anything approaching
it, nor had bis father, q qaies country
gentleman. ever, even in the remotest
fashion, been interested IN cheese; in
deed, Is HE son has been heard patneti-
eally 10 remark, IN the smallest amounts
% Invariably disagreed with him.
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4 CHILD CAN RUN II.

TUE NEW No. WHEELER & VIII.
son Sewing Machine the best and
the branch once. on Front sfreet near
Pike. with fun and comp!e.e set az Al.
tachments. upon which . person OF any
age can execute the finest and most pleas.
ing KIND OF work possible. Every person
purchasing Q machine viii be theroqQhly
instructed IN regard to its use and the
oeive Q guar sntee for Keeping the machina
In good repair for i've years. An persons
are cordially Invited to call and Inspect
our machines
Orders from the country are solicited
and VIII receive careful and prompt a.
's isis Aa !; ~ si HaIss Wr
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PsnsEaas Szszxp. = United STATE.
klsuhai t3eenss hlsd = criminal In.
fsRmasion yesterday ~ Jus,ics Lyon.
upart aeainsi Richard Bso1n ana John
Blown for aniaufaiiy keepins q dis.
liilefE. The men we're arrssted, ar.
lsssxnkd and each PLACED uuder ksDC
lssadR 10 nppeaf for examination next
ssktuiday. Marshal Georec. Depniy
unslsrtaf a1sn Hi1ka and Deputy
ishesiA kelly prcceeisd 70 the Brosu
Illaest scar tAa head ef Tho bar, yezser,
stay slfiarnoon. ard selned thu psopesty.