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, 1886-03-25

Mcssrs. NJ. j. Mcnamara 4 Co, of
Denver, are the irst to show the
new styles in dry goods for the coming
trade. Every day there is some
thing new received. Their new lines of
Scotch, French aud American ginghams,
embroideries, white goods, hosiery, gloves,
and dress goods are among the prin-
cipal attractions. For a short time this
firm will make special reductions in house
keeping goods.
, 1886-03-25

MIR. Leonard. Of Boise City, Idaho,
passed through Cheyenne yesterday with
three carloads Of dairy cows from Wiscon-
sin. Mr.. Leonard will establish a cream
cry on his ranch near Boise City, Idaho.
John Dobyns h Go. sold yesterday to
j. w. Adams, of Colorado Springs, two
cars Of Western COW ponies. The horses
werc shipped to Colorado last night.
MIR. Harris, by means Of t~elegraphing
TO Gnnd Island. satisfied DIR. Hopkins Of
the health Of his cattle detained here and
was allowed to proceed with them yester-
day.
Bill johnson loaded his freight teams
with goods for Pettermsn and will leave
own 10 day.
james Lendenhall leA the city yestef-
day 70 take charge of the Durbin Bro.
ranch on Sweetwater.
, 1886-03-25

A first class feeding farm in Iowa for
sale or exchange tor ranch and cattle in
terest This farm is situated ~ miles
from the town Of Spencer, on the Chicago
Milwaukee x St Paul railroad and con-
sists of 1000 acres in all, 500 of which
are fenced and improved as under, 400
acres enclosed pasture with creek. $50
corn land, 1863 hay land, 4 acres shade
trees, 3 acres ornamental lawn aud garden,
two very gooddwelling houses. first class
barn and cattle sheds, 3 big corrals with
windmill %waterpower, scales, etc. Apply TO
II. SHIyEs. Spencer, Iowa.
, 1886-03-25

Health is wealth Wealth means indie
p~endence. The keynote is III. Bosankos
Cough and lung syrup, the best cough
syrup in the world. Cures coughs, colds,
pains in the chest bronchitis. and PRIMARY
consumption. One dose gives relief 10
every case. Take no other, Price 50
cents and 800. Samples free. Sold by
w. n HINT
, 1886-03-25

so buys or sells 1000 bushels of wheat
30 buys OF sells 5000 bushels Of wheat
40 buys or sells 1000 bushels Of wheat
SO buys or sells 5000 bushels Of wheat
Quotations by telegraph every few min
ufes- Trades closed any time during the
day or month, Checks made At once; ali
welcome. Come and look at the markets
Nef, Prentice 4 Co,
9 and s, Commercial Block.
, 1886-03-25

10 Boon That Science Has Conferred
Has been fraught with greater blessings
than that which has accrued to the inhab.
itants Of malarial ridden portions Of the
United States and the tropics from the
use Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters. The
experience Of many years has but too
clesrly demonstrated the inefhciency Of
quinine and other drugs to effecpually
combat the progress OF intermittent, con-
gestive and bilious remittent ~fevers, while
on the other hand, il has been no less
clearly shown that the use Of the bitters, a
medicine congenial to the frailest consti-
tuition. and derived from purely botanic
sources, affords a reliable safeguard against
malsrial disease, and arrest il when de-
seloped. For disorders Of tho etomsch,
liver and bowels, for general debility and
renal inactivity, il is also a most efficient
remedy. Appetite and sleep are improved
BY L. Il erpels rheumatic humors from
the blood. and enriches a circulation i'm
poverished by NAL. assimilation.
, 1886-03-25

In rainy weather II you put on your
rubbers you are an American. II you
want to be English You must draw on
your galoshes.
, 1886-03-25

The value of the contents OF a barrel OF
crude petroleum ranges from SO cents to
81, while the value OF the barrel itself is
n.50.
, 1886-03-25

The fossil remains OF an archseopteryx,
the oldest known bird, which seems to
form the connecting link between birds
and reptiles, has just been sold to the
BsTlu museum for 5000.
, 1886-03-25

$5,OOO;OO in Finst National bank, Den
yer, says the s.. NJ. s., is the best nickel
cigar ia Colorado. Rice 4 Towslee have
them. mr.
, 1886-03-25

Engraving in al il branches Is dons at
ZKHsER. JACKSON 4 BUEcHsER's
, 1886-03-25

Only the memory OF the hours departed,
Only the after-glow from off the years,
Only our thoughts grown enderer with
brooding,
And softened by the fall OF many tears.
On friend, sweet friend, life narrows to
this treasure,
| have but n delight, the thought Of
thee,
This shall hold dear when drifting from
life's harbor,
| float out on deaths shadowy, shoreless
sea. Hattie Tying Griswold,
, 1886-03-25

Pick my left pocket OF the silver dime,
But spare the right-it holds my golden
timel Holmes.
, 1886-03-25

And on thy dial write, Beware Of thieyesl'
Felon OF minutes, never taught to. feel
The worth OF treasures which thy fingers
, 1886-03-25
pRlFrMoon.

The man who keeps no passion in control
Is but a self-assassin OF the soul
William II. Hayne.
, 1886-03-25

But M feet must rise, or we fall again,
j. G. HOLLAND.
, 1886-03-25

shun such as lounge through afternoon
, 1886-03-25

COURTESY Of Two. Archives & His+o
, 1886-03-25

We may hope, and aspire, and resolve.
and Dray
, 1886-03-25

We must borrow the wings to and the
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

TOR RENI-OK FOR ALE THE not 0E All
/ lot at SO. J. -priug-sL Inquire al g. X ~ J.
laud department -
TOR KENT-A FURNISHED HOl >E To RI
/ spousiDlc parties. Inquire ai once at -ia 't-
taWa ~.
TOR KENT-AT 81 PER MONTH SIX LIGHT
/ dry ana airy rooms iu basement ol IA opiius-
sL Hard and soft water iu Kitchen. healthy
aud pleasant location. Gail az Ben rTauhiin
Printing Office, opposite sweets hoieL -
NOR RENr-FURNlSHED kOOM. SUITABLE
/ for tWo gentlemen or married coupe. fleas-
autly situated $50 bloc Is irun po>toiiicc 81 Last
Bridgest. 81
IOR RENT-A LARGE FRONT ROOM. DC IL
ni,hed. looking uut ou Calupau square. Tue
most pleasant aud centrally located room in Tue
city. Rent reasonable 60 right parties address
or call. G.. NJ. Fowler, oz Lyon ST., city. 81
TOR RENT-A PLEASANT FURNISHED
front room Ou ground door. ln desirable local.
nv. suitable Tor one OF Two gentlemen, excellent
table board near by. Address l2l Bost"lck-,L
NOR RENT-A LARGE Room GROUND FLOOR
/ closets and bath nom, with OF without
board, -UJ CoIege-Ave.
NOR RENT-VERY PLEASANT DESK ROOM
for rent boy james Gallup, 'i Mouioest -9
no RENT-TWO HANDSOME ROOMS WITH
| first class board. Gail at l34 No DiNision-st
no KENr-ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
| suitable far one or Two gentlemen, in rri-
yate family. pleasantly situated opposite pust0i-
ice. Inquire at li1 y. DIV siun s.
no RENT--IN THE BLOCK 80 q CANAL
| street. a suit of three rooms, to suut tenants,
such can have one, lWO or three rooms. as lhtg
deslrc-au heated by steam. Inc best chaucc
tenants can have such al very low rates. Inquire
al once at No. - Canal-st, OF A. Berwin.
no RENT-GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS AT A
] very low rate. Apply at The Hemple House.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

t'0E EENI -0NE SECTION NF Ltal.A ~
/ Ieln.ts lue residence alucA on v.i-"A
Pleasant lutal.al. central iH h--i-tre -'.h
l...-s.. ultl u.ol.rn iliI If.tr.lei-I- $3.50 t.'-
Iu al o. appointments. a. . t-r ~--
>sl.elal bank
IrOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE iot f
/ rooms l.r family oi 1880 Can have nill' .'i-
a.e possession Address 81 e.e-taii ID. i'''i '.',
,og RFNT-FlNE u0l SIS IO REST PROM
/ 81 tosI1 -l2 uea cottage, iof Sale llpi ,'V
g. -Ilu Easiest icrm-. 81. Vi o. lual 'lAs
.---- lt-.r.--L
fTOEENr- SIA tkAL HOUSE, IUfrr-'t rf'-r-'
6. to cl- six ueW cottages iir eu-c 500 iu'
easiest Terms ,.siU tl 81. .sa Lot~ l'r sAe eHI %
-1.sI and lumler furnished ltitu which lo tll-4
Apply to thas ~. toll a- feali g.
t1OR KfNT-PAKT OF HOUSE 81. Ii5 Lyon
/ e. only ole mhiatc'- wAik ifom post o'Acv.
no RENI-HOJsE AND BARS ON BROAD
| way m good order Also house oA fa-
Bridge street. nearly uew t. responsible iaf
Sizes low rates ull bee given. Mc have lol ''ilc
several houses and lots au easy terms. Nc Nfte
Insurance un all lla>-c, ol lu~urithc properly a
rates liked by ourselves. Money io loan ou fea
estate security Nuy-Iuith Bros. once, hoou q
lwamley block Grand Rapids e
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

EOR sALE-IN0 HEAVY WORK Hol.-L-.
/ alod age aud -.lld. Oue snod saddle uare
coz dflFeT good size aud young oue liree year raia
cl"t hr1Aeu For sale cheap AulIcee r. uct.
les El-t iulton-sl Grand nsg.1s
, GOOD PIANO FOX SAli. ilfE -1l GAIL AT
4 a8I 80 uiflsIpu-st aud examine. "a
EOk SALE CHEAP INU-NAEEL Road
/ cart, nearly new. Also house aud lot ll9
sheldon 70. uood lDealion. Apply al lH- Auufpe-
So, shoe store. 81
EOR sALE-COMpIETE SET n. s. REPORTS
i Waits actions and dcftucts aul other value
able law books. Ni4 te sold cheap Addrcs-
Pred $. CLARK GRAND Rapids Nlch
NOR sALE-A PORTABLE BATH rJ IS KuoWl
/ t1u',l. j. eatlrely nca, cos, 80. nil be sold
Tor slu cash. Also lauy carriage, urH. cost -
price g.. Al1res, 4. e.. 81 Telegram Herald
Olce. -
EOk SALE-A SECONDHAND CHiChEklN0
/ piauo. vs. Mlll be sold cheap % sold SION Call
at Mrs Dewey i0 Monroe st up stairs.
rOR SALE-A LADY WHO Is GOlNG ~
leave the CTS desires % ,el luc square
piano, four round corners. first elias, make. ueeu
used les thau three months Auet De- solo u
Two weeks. call alter % m- ai DO ottawa -
TOR sALE-CHEAl-TNO pHErON BUG
git aud ONE tw0--ratgd surrey buggy VIII
scu cheap if sold Immediately tall GOA .en-
uue schaak, o East Bridge ,ti opposite hakt +
liquor store. -
TOR sALE-FIsnlN9 1AChLING All COST.
/ We are closing out nur tlItk Hi lAD>r goods
Trout and bass flies trolling hook-, etc Z. Canal
81, ". L. s"iil -access,r to Carpenter Judd * 80.
NOR sAIE-A FIR.rCIA-s SILVER WATCH
El-in. National Watch Company make.
cost so. used Dat hulc Viii be sold az liberal
discount. Inquire at IfLEoEAM- HERALD office
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

Hattie Clark filed a bin in the superior
Court yesterday asking for a divorce from
Orn Clark, ON the grounds OF extreme
cruelty ana drunkenness. They we're mar
ried bv Justice Saunders, of this city, iu
MAY. l--2 aud She alleges that during the
past year Orn has been in tIe habit OF
getting drunk about twice a week and
abusing her luhuman.y. He used the
most proiane and indecent language threat
ened to kill her, and frequently knocked
her ,iown. aud in January .asi She Ten their
home at li2 Fourth S. In March DE
coaxed her back promising not to abuse
her ans more. hut be broke a.l bis PRONE
Uses and ou May ~ got drunk again.
knocked her down and abused her worse
fhau ever.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

Ne see tuAt lra-t-srowers ia the neigh
oo.Loel ot Benton Harbor are negota-
ting lo Impor, d large number n Chuese
as berry plckers. 1, wil be "a decidedly
,oolsh thing tor tLsm TO DO, for it wul
D. la-e .their iruit business intellectually.
Tie eoq.e ot Michigan have 10 desire
20 eat fruit picked by these leprous,
l.seasesP P-ead.ug heatheus, aui they viii
--ov iueir objections iu decided man
ner. Heaven * ows there are thousands
of white people, both men aud women,
ea3 wiA 0- idle this summer aud conse-
lleu,iy hard mp next winter, who vii be
glad ~ even tie to,lsome work Of berry
picking. Tie fruit-groWers are making
large-aizel mistake.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28


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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

- ~. /. u
,l- Ali-Lr.s4 Coal company u WlIkes-
oau- ra- does LOT tank 81 t4vor-b.y Of
imported Italian labor Is he did, M.
hoI AIss lives in d pa'atial reel truce uear
.le lle oi u-a railroad on winch
ltaAals are employed as laborers. one
~ tlese laoorefs came f,s4leuty 70 Mr
hofk,S7 nel % set water. Miss Ross
uos Al>,. tA- aupern5-udruJ's daughter,
eas q Ligaiy ace lmplis-ei Young lady,
aud q m .-trr ol IAe Italian and Spanish
.ausa ses. a. tie pump she ehAtted
eilL tLe Italian .u his native tongue.
Tie sT-r,hy young sh0yelel's tongue
sas az ai'J as Ais ski0. and before size
was aware or at least, before ler father
was aware ROSE had consented 10
bloom Cor ANTONIO alone, aud the other
night tley e.op-A The Italian told her
he was ,Le son " count. Mr. HoIKINs
thinks De is d sou of d gun
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28
FOR RENI-BUSTNESS PUBPOSES.

NOR RENT-A STORE. SIZE 25Nl0 FEET ON
/ west side of South Dlyision-sL between "a
and 8th aVes A very desirable location for either
dry goods 0r groceries Inquire ol Geo Bates, ou
premises 81
no DESIRABLE STORE 80, 80
Pearlst. Loyett block. now occupied by Mohl
and Van Alsiine viii be for rent May Isl. Geo.
W Allen
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

Al ,r.la' sna,s s' saa asp.n man u,los
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

u WHITNEY. FORMERLY MANAGEhu
" bIrche painting establishment is ioeafed
af 81 Monroe 81 where ofdsrs uill be- neoa Ved Fog
painting. paper hanging and fresoue.ug. hemem-
her ihe place Opposite fhc soldiers Monument
TGV BAKERY AND CONFECTONtH1 iA
Y erandsiiIe-aVe Regular trade solicited N
ROSE. Proprietor.
| a. HFRKNfk WATCHES. CLOCKS AND
j. Sine Jewellery - Noare 81
OSCAR pYK 3f7 DIVISION sT. tARFENTFR
- and ih shop 7eroens = spef=ify.
IH0E kEIT & HUPFIE- FfNfST ASSORTED
= furniture Ed tht cifr $50 ia oar own uFhn.s-
ier.rR kcmeu er ~ Csral 81
Ia HOPKINS ARCHITECT. a MONROE
~. 81 cd Adreh b.ecs
COMMISSION p 3 LAMB & gn wH0I r.
= safe 8rsIers in frl1 ans farffaties ha'lrf
eggs ffe end fa Ialia.sf Grand Raptls Eh
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

TOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH THE PLANT
/ 0f the "Gaud Rapids Morning Telegram
consisting OF o5 hs miui3u type iu Ars.-Cil-s cou-
diiiou. - lhs of nDupafeil type. new, donhle
dump galley. Call or address at snce lELEGl.Al-
HEEALn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28
WINTED 70 RENr.

yIANTED-THREE OR -FOUR FURNISHED
W rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Must
be ON gronui hoor end rent not to exceed 5 per
month. Address II. b care Telegram Herald of
nce-
WANTED-T0 RkNr A SMALL House OK
W 5Or rooms suitable for housekeeping 1y
steady tenant. Address giving terms and loca-
ton. II r. ~. care this office.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28
l. be >hore 4 Michigan southern.
kalamazoo Division.

Arrive. Leave.
Express .......... ............- l5 "a m - e. w
Mail -. g .ri ul 8. 3 go
The train leaving 20 f.59 p. m c1auccs 81
White Pigeon with Atlantic Express on Main
Line. which has Pacific Drawing Room sleeping
coaches from tnicsgo tO New lork and Boston
without change
The train leaving ~ s. n. connects 81 White
Pigeon giving one honr for dinner with special
Nc0 York fxpress on Main Line
Through tickets and Derths iu sleeping coaehes
can Zee secured a. Union Ticket otice. 81 Nonrne
street. and depot
Trains rm by FHh meridian time. which is
minutes slower than Detroit time.
J. N MCkfNNFY General Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

SIX American flags decorate the ball al
Cleveland iu which the Knights al Labor
are holding tleir meeting Tie rcd has is
eor-p 0a1u.ly absent. Where is Parsons
.-.la J1rn1t
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

louis Jennings, once a New York
o.rF e.Hrlr. Is u9E member oi Parliament.
tli- IS rnt nearly SD remarkable AS 10 hc
lal risen to fhe rts edi-1r,hip after having
Been "a member of Parliament lif.tui yf,It
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

Tor RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM II oNE
/ oi che most desirable locations ln The cify
References required. Call at ID jeiitrsol ave -
rOUND-A gENrIEMAN'@ SCARF PfN IN
/ shape 1f . boat oar with initial letters on the
blade owner can have the same at thi- ofhee by
nv -nr -lr lLL- u.lIln
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

Train SO 81 has ThrogFh Coach daily eKcepi
sunday. for Grand Rapids Holland Grand
Haven Muskegou aud TentWafcr. Al=oa Thr1ash
Coach leaves the above points VIA G. & IS n kr
each day. cXeept SUNDAY. arriving I'M Toledo ou
Train No 81 at s-i D. m
All trains daily eKcep; sunday.
n ~ MITCHELL p MELTON
AsSf Hcu Pass Agent Gent Pass. Agent
Il. C. MATTHEWS. Northwestern Art Nuskcrou
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

IVANIED-IO BC1 NICE SOUND LAnl =
" carriage horse. !. II. Mcke.vay. corner OF
Dtiawa and Loal-srs
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

/ OsT-SMALL DARK LEATHER rotkEr-
Il book strap fastening. containing tNo bills.
postage stamps twu small kegsand a -maI black
cord The dndcr VIII bee h0eraly rewarded az
this Office "A
I OST-EITHER ON FIFTHANE. GOODRICH
| 80 aud south Diyi~iou-st. "a ladvs hand hag.
containing among other things 81 in money aud
q key. The Dos, is that 90 a very needy lady. and
DO Is t. Doe hoped the luder wi return tne ssme go
This Office.
| OsT-ON StMNkR BRIDGE or Nj NEE-
Il non sts a child- white .ace collar snd gold
pln, Chester engraved ON pin. Finder will
Ilease leave no ~ Summer-st and receive re-
ward -
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28
Detroit. Grand Haven a Milwaukee.


fA't-tl1 ..'t.-ttf-- i'.tt
Passengers ink iug ff.t n.L1 EKIrtst m AXE
close ronusrt iou at DUns-l for Lansing aur Isl
Detroit for NeN YORK arriving there af lH.aI D. Do
inp following morning
Night bXpleS, has local sleeping Car from D.
tr1it to Grand Rapids
This D. the ouIv lime running Limited ExTres
leaving here 20 $3.50 3. fl- with sleeping "a to
DetfoiL making direct connections iai at points
East arriving at Nes York 81 lH 3 u ife ioIoa-
iug evening. Trains Nesi af % - % fu aiII make
direct connection wlil palace steamer tHy of
Milwaukee Tor n.l points Hest
Through tickets secured al ID. q. ~. g. cr.t
Sweet r Hotel block and a. the depot
ID FoITER Cuy Pass Agent.
GEO. B RFEFE Traffic Manager Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

NrANTED- OARDERs BY THIS DAY OR
" week ai 1858 Norh pivi-on.st. Convenient
tu all parts tf ihc CIty 5
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

4 GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR an ENER-
4 gvtic Young man with s2nN0 20 bus half
interest in pleasant and profitable business, or
viii take a small farm or city property ln pay
meut Also nice little cottage and two lots
stable. hen and wood house fruit. shmhery, wei
and cisten A dandy place price l,lUN on easy
terms For uil particulars call or % address Tower
& Johnson. room >, second lOOr. No. 20 tauai-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28
ALL ABOARp


AZ lrAas r.a aa c3 tls.s. shiea = t>nif
Standard tllns-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-13
TIE TIDAL WAVE.
SUCCESS.

And now the sea heayes itself beyond
its bounds on the southern coast of
France, doing considerable damage at
Nice, sweeping away a number. of
people, and covering the quays and
promenade for & distance OF two miles
with deposit of sand.
Nice is a seaport town built on mar
row plain between the Alps and the
Mediterranean, and on both sides Of
the mouth of the river Paglione. The
port is small, but capable of admitting
vessels drawing fifteen feet of water.
1t is a very ancient city, but was never
of any great importance. OF late years
its salubrious climate has attracted
many English people Of wealth, who
have made their homes their, aud have
brought to the city many modern inn
provements.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-13

The "WHITE Cross Army" are hold
ing enthusiastic meeting in Chicago.
Fully 500 young men are attending the
meetings and listening attentiveiy to
addresses on. manly purity, aud greet
ing the speakers with hearty applause.
Appeals are made to society TO raise its
moral standard. God knows, and so
does humanity, that there is need
enough of this appeal. The HERALD
published recently the creed or declsra
ton of principles of this association ;
the most stirling clause of which was
THAT the law of purity is equally bind
ing upon men as on women" 1t is re-
freshing in these yoluptuous and licen-
tious times to see men combining TO
stem the stream of corruption. TRs
HERALD wishes the White Cross Army
success
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-13
DRIVEN BACK.

From our dispatches this morning l.
viii be seen that the Lonsdale-Cameron
Opera Troupe is not to make the pro
posed tour of the principal cities of the
United States. The engagement at the
Casino, in New York, has not been a
success. either financially or artistic
ally, and a number of managers outside
OF New York Cancelled the engagement
Of the troupe at their houses. So alter
a run in Brooklyn of one or two weeks,
the troupe will return to England.
The popular sentiment of this country
did good thing when it refused to re-
ceive Eith open arms a troupe which
offered for It's chief attractions merely
q live English Lord with a very putrid
moral character, and a woman who, TO
say the least, has acted contrary to every
moral sense of propriety. 1t IS time
the United States served a notice on
the old world that America will no
longer patronize artists whose chief
attraction is besmirked moral reputa-
ton. Already there is great prejudice
against the stage, the charge being
made that its effects are deleterious to
the morals Of the public. And who will
say there is no grounds for the obiec-
ton, when lordIy hbertines are COM
pany managers, and women whose con-
nection with some filthy scandal as
their principle drawing attraction, are
''stsrs7" Let those having IN charge
this popular branch Of our amusements.
unite in an effort to drive from the
stage the moral iepers who are disgrace
ing an honorable profession; and make
OF the drama and the stage not only
means of amusement for the public.
but what it ought to be-one of the
powerful adiuncts Of popular educa-
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-13
BLAINE.

And now comes statement from q
nephew of James G. Blaine, residing in
New York, and with whom the would
be- President took dinner on the Sth
inst, to the effect that he heard his
uncle say, most positively, that he was
out of politics, and he was not seeking
the nomination for the Presidency BY
the Republicans in 1888. OF course, it
has been understood all along that Mr..
Blaine does not want to be candidate
for the Presidency. Mr.. Blsine's nature
is such that whatever position he OBJ
tains, like the greatness of some men,
must be thrust upon him. Mr.. Blaine
is not seeking to become the candidate
of the Republican party in the next
Presidential election, why no, his
modesty forbids that. But, If at the
Republican convention to be held in
1888 that convention should suddenly
discover that James G. Blaine is the only
man on which The Republican party
can agree-the only man upon whom
the different sections OF the party can
unite-the only man who can be relied
on 10 make an aggressive campaign and
save the country from rum. why then,
of course, Mr.. Blaine is in the hands of
his friends, and to do service for his
party, and to save the country. Mr..
Blaine will reluctantly consent to be
dragged from the quiet of his home life
and the peaceful pursuits OF literature.
and risk one more voyage across the
stormy sea OF politics to capture what
TO him has been a will-o'- the-whisp-
the presidency. Once more the knight
OF the fading plumes will grasp the
helm of his party's ship. and guide her
through the troubled waters to another
sure defeat. Mr.. Blaine's nephew is
doubtless a very nice young man, very
innocent, and very green, if he expects
people 20 believe his story.