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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-04-29
FACE TO FACE.

Sad mortal couldst thou but know
What truly it means to die,
The wings of thy soul would glow,
And the hopes Of thy heart beat high:
Thou wouldst turn from the Pyrrhoni
schools,
And laugh their jargon to scorn,
As the babble of midnight fools
Ere the morning of Truth be born:
But !, earth's madness above,
In a kingdom Of stormless breath
gaze on the glory of love
In the unveiled face Of Death.
tell thee his face is fair
As the moon bows amber rings,
And the CLEAN in his unbound hair
Like the flush Of thousand Springs;
Ills smile is the fathomless beam
OF the star-shine's sacred light,
When the Summers of Southland dream
In the lay Of the holy Night:
For ], earth's blindness above,
In a kingdom of halcyon breath
gaze on the marvel of love
AAA o4AC uufOl1c 1dc6 Ol OedUus
In eyes heaven there dwells-
But they hold few mysteries now
And his pity for earth's farewells
Half burrows that shining brow;
Souls taken from Times cold tide
He folds to his fostering breast,
And the tears of their grief are dried
Ere they enter the courts Of rest:
And still, earth's madness above,
In kingdom Of stormless breath,
I gaze on light that is love
In the unveiled face Of death.
Through the splendor Of stars impearled
In the glow of their far-of grace,
He is soaring world by world,
With the souls in his strong embrace;
Lone ethers, unstirred by wind,
At the passage of Death grow sweet,
With the fragrance that floats behind
The fash Of his winged retreat:
And ], earth's madness above,
Mid kingdom of tranquil breath,
Have gazed on the lustre of love
In heunveiled face Of Death.
But beyond the stars and the sun
l can follow him still on his way,
iii the pearl-white gates are won
In the calm of the central day.
Far voices of fond acclaim
Thrill down from the place Of souls,
As Death, with touch like fame,
uncloses the goal of goals;
And from heaven of heavens above
God speaketh with bateless breath
My angel of perfect love
Is the angel men call Deathi
-FaMH Hayne, in Harper.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-04-29

Well, ! and Portchester have got along
well enough. We don't see very much
Of each other. Wall street is so engross-
ing; but we never fall out. You know ]
never had child. I'm so glad, when ]
see how other peoples turn out.
Delighted that Envy should be SO like,
" to do we'll. shall send her a wed.
ding present when the affair comes off.
I suppose you've seen in the paper how
our German butler has gone off with sill.
yer and some jewelry, and, above all
poor Portchester's snuff box, with a por-
trait Of Madame Pompadour on the lid.
So I won't bore you with that. The de.
tectives are after him. Portchester quite
raves about the snuff box.
Yours, MAUD PoRTCHEsTER.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-04-29

A young lady teacher in the high
school at Tifin, Ohio, accomplished the
feat Of whipping thirty-fve boys, rang
ing from nine to fourteen years of age,
in thirty-fve minutes. Next day she
wrote an essay entitled 'sWoman the
weaker vessel, and that night sat up
with young man six hours. But, de-
spite her many talents, she can't vote.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-04-29
Bird Mioration.,

Professor Bickmore has been delivering
an interesting lecture on birds before the
New York school teachers. Birds fly,
he said, in long, well recognized lines or
roads, usually along mountain ranges and
river courses. There is a little island in
the North Sea, opposite the mouth of the
river Elbe, where several Of these lines
of flying birds converge. The island of
Heligoland is only about one-eighth the
size of Central Park, and is two hundred
feet above the sea level. There is
lighthouse upon it, and in foggy weather
thousands of birds are attracted by the
light and come down to the island, when
the wary natives secure many for their
food. There are said to be more birds
about this little island than upon any
other spot in the world. The same thing
happens at the lighthouse on Point Le-
preau, in the Bay Of Fundy, when the
birds, losing their way in the fog, rush
down to the light and are frequently
battered to death againstthe glass panes
of the light.
The weaker birds generally migrate
only by night. but the stronger ones adj
vance also by day. They depend upon
their sight for guidance, but It's miracu-
lous how they pick their way across the
trackless ocean. The migration of any
one class Of birds, like the geese for ex-
ample, is very interesting. They start
out with slow, orderly march. forming
long line across the country, swimming
in unbroken ranks across the rivers in
their way. Then the leaders begin to
fly, going gradually higher and higher
until they are high up in the clouds. All
behind follow them, and thus they go
through the air together. When leader
is tired he drops out and waits for the
rear Of the column, which he joins when
it comes to him.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-04-29

The printers in the calico-making mills
of the Connecticut valley have a very
close organization in each neighborhood,
and will not impart the secrets Of their
trade to any but their own sons and
the sons of members of affiliated organ
izations.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-04-29
LETTER THIRD.

No. Firth AVE-. N. r., June 2.
DEAR COUSIN MARTHA: felt very
much pleased t. hear from you the other
day
! laughed over your "reminiscences.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-04-29

AMONG the theatrical treasures that wenr
down in the Oregon were the score of A Tha
Harbor Lights music, and a transcript Of the
new play. Sister Mary
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-04-29

RECENT rains have benefited the growing
crops in California, and the prospect for an
immense wheat crop was never better. Fruits
promise equally well.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-04-29
EXTRA Horse MANURE
FROM
New York Horse Manure Go.

Farmers in want of pure Horse Manure
would do we'll to send to SHANTLY &
VAN BRUNT, or their agents, before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
G. T. MoLoNY, Woodbury., N.
c. II. HoRNER, Bordentown, N. J.
j. II. SENIx, Edgewater Park, N, J.
5. L. BURRoUGH, Merchantville, NJ.
II. ]. Cook, Bergen Junction, N. J.
FL. G. BLIvEE, Railway, NJ.
B. P. WoRTHLY, Little Silver, N. J.
j. d. THOMAS, Middletown, N. =.
MANNING FREEMAN, Metuchen N. J.
]. T. PARSONS, Hazlet, N. J.
B. M. RoMMEI, River Edge, Bergen Co. N. J.
Manure from New York can be delivered
on any railroad in New jersey, as the
PENNTYLvANIA RAILROAD connects with
all Railroads in the State You will find
our price for manure lower than any other
in the market For particulars, address.
SHANTLY & VAN BRUNT,
No. 6 Exchange Place, Jersey, n. r.,
H- VAN BRUNT,
Stock Yard, west Philadelphia, Pa.
Nov. 6. 1884.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04
FALLFAsHIoSs FOR MEN


sack coats are iooser in The back and
have AZ the waist larger hacss and straight
or side seams
Trousers sra 20 10 m aje strsizht snd c0n-
sidersblr larger AZ the knees and boffou
than last year.
Fonr button cutawsv ooafs are sun as
thev have heen f3r vears very popular
farns f1r haIf Bra s. ard business purposes
Fsr single. breasted frsrs ard sack e,ats
tae r1| - longer. the average ierth being
fnur an3 hatl ra fge inches lr douhl--
breasted costs fhe rsil is trt iiftis longer
than bpre'rlare excepting FIR the double
breasted f-scs having SIX bu-touholes IN
re sre's
rhe i'1hle-brrse-e5 sa.k cosf VII -
warn m the fehie~ weafher rf Niater Il is
sfTfsh 'r appearance ar3 has s. veFs had
"a tti- share IF popularity -sses h'le en-
.se chest snt has fs sre.s VEL eess-i
Tire pockets are fnssbe' vIfh We ts instesi
cf lars
Tte frrhia breasted ulster wiiI once
more if srItcre BE- 6, - helsera3 hecerre
aorr ss Il "a rare a. AZ siinncf a
stoH'fe oane It Vii rr1hshlr ~ ma..e -
hearr -lecsai suinng sud Ti ha~e fhe
eiyes heavily ieut'e-sff.ebe,i ard the
sesnas Widely sFpea. & vii - nataer loose
6tune.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04
MfsCELLANEOTs.
IANTED-B BOARDERs WANTED ATS RAN
" sOm-st, by day or week. "a

NANTED-BOARDERS WANTED AT i Ran
W som-st.. by day or week. q
UoR EXCHANGr-FOR THIS WINTER A
+ sohmer cabinet grand pinnO for good
square or grand. Inquire OF DT. X. J. Kirkland,
president of schubert club
EIRST-C CLASS BOARDING-AT I6s, \. DINIS-
+ ION ST between Lyon and Cresentsve, t55
per week, regular board, and sL.75 per week, day
board
lITANTED-A GENTLEMAN TRAVELLING
W through the south and wess. Ia a business
that requires but part OF his time, would IKE q
represent some furniture OF other manufacturing
company on commission. either selling goods 81
making collections. Satisfactory references. Ad
dress Commission care Telegram Herald. =
tIASTFD-THE UsE>OF A HORSE TBREF
W OF four weeks on delivery wagon y. ?.
Emery, manager Baltimore Oyster House Canals
IlANTED BOARDERS-GOOD BOARD kEI
w room for - 50 Ter week. NJ 81 Dtiowa-st be
tween Trowhridre and Fsirosnksst q
A TTESTIONLA IEs-FASHiOSABLED DsE5S
a making in al ~ branches. cutting and Citing
a specially. NoSdys taylor sytfem taught OF
rcaeonahie terms. at 81 South Division.t Mrs v
kreif Of CiacinnstL q
IITANTED-A SUIT OF Rooms on GROUND.
" hCor CT q snall nou-e furnished Or unf8fuish-
ed within % minutes walk of s~eets hotel Al
dress. giving number 81 rooms and pics A. L.
n, TsitGEAN-HERsLDo of5ce. - q
DATROS- or TBEGRASD RAPIDS ICE AM
tse:oher lst. eess0n customers Wishing ice de-
livered AFTER thsi dsts vii pisase give notice si
the Compsny's offcs. = Pesrl<l. Telephone -
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04
a LONG Rim

It sill be noticed in the figures OF the
actual circulation OF the TELEGRAM
HERALp for last week that on Wednss-
day Wa printed 800 papers-2,0OO OF
this edition were TO fill extra orders.
The press started st 3 o'clock in the
morning and run until few minutes
past 9, with All hours intermission for
breakfast and lost time, thus making
impressions at tie rate OF l $50 per hour
This was by far the largest edition ever
printed by Grand Rapids daily. and
our new press will DO the work in just
thirty minutes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04


The political campaign IN Michigan.
thns Ear, has proven very tame and unin-
tsrsstinx. II started out in the couven-
tions held hers with wild hurrah, and
ths echoes q the cheers that arose from
tie Valley City have been growing
fainter and fainter. LAY by day, until the
sisence Is 50 painful that Il can alulOat5e
h-srd, and the gloom that oyerhanzs the
political borizon is SO thick that you can
cut Il With knife. The fact is. as the
TxrzaRAM HSRAilp has repeatedly de-
clarei. there IL nothing whatever 10
srouse The enthusiasm Of the people.
There being no principle whatever to
fxht for. it - simply battle OF the can
didstss. and their friends furnish al The
noise. Except At village fairs and rural
exhibitions LUCr's name q scarcely
spoken. The Republican candidate
r.~~~-sss 40 enthusiasm IN the critics Of the
state: indeed. IL Is said that his party
managers DO not csrs TO exhibit him to
voters who wear white shirts and polished
boots. and the only qualification Ia has
tor Governor. So Tar "a tbis journal has
heard. is that he is farmer. and
fires nias vii s from q railiray st1tion.
Carsasn Il j. that JsNzs MCMILLAN Chair
man of she State Central Committee, is
doing nothing sor LgCE Indeed. Why
Should hsq Il is more than probable
thst The Granger - doing nothing fcr
the committee. and X NJ AunAS men
are elected 20 the State Legislature
handsome Jswss The First. sboaid %
satisfied. The Democrats started ouf
with whoop tcr f-ee trsde. hut svsn
that y dying away and EAPtz has bean
EFF to yawp ter himself Over IN the
Seventh DISTRICT Mayor Mss0S. Who IS
huetlin1 around affar Cur,sEuS scsip.
is repcrted as having rpput'sted Zee
frasia but Ford contioues - Thcop it I'D
fsNelv. The KID from Rent IS makiax
h~ely fxht but IA iooks fsoxned and
pale la thoughtful expression hss sprasd
ifs-elf svar tae swRrthv vtsaEa ~ W.
RS1ps. the esS.e-eyed warner 81 she
Dsfawas. The orznne sre having a dole
I'll tsrae - H. Their e,sehires ara worn
and zheezy. snd tGe airs shey pfpe sud
play are ~ obi they have the smell Of
rnolsiv chestnuss. Aitogafber tha cam
psizn IN Michigan is not the uiid hIiaVions
time the dsppsr. defl DeS. ~ Detroit.
nxpeetssi when be gsiiy tipped Chairnan
vusrox that s15k1
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VsTANTED WORK-BY PRACTICAL BOOK.
W keeper for very moderate pay. No Objection
to going III the cOnn;ry. CITY references. Al
dress r. Bechlendorii, No. 10 spIins-st, Grand
Rapids Mich %
.tTANTED-STEADY WORK AT s. PER WEEK,
W by All active, strong young man, quick at
figures and willing to do anything. T. ). NAllug.
Address Telegram Herald oihce ~
lITANTED-STEADl FAMILY WASHING BY
" good competent waAher, rates reasonable,
Will call for and deliver same. Call Or address 10
:. Division-st basement %
,ifANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOk-KEEPER
W or SALESMAN. Good references X. SD otto
vast. ~
TTAETED-AT I55 SOUTH DIvIsION-sT,
w basement, family washing, rates reasonable,
work neatly done. VIII call and deliver same. 80
\rOUNG MARRIED MAN, RAPID PENNAN, To
l work afternoon 81 any kind OF indoor WORK.
Address Anson, care Telegram Herald d
,ITANTED WORK-BY MAN OH OF BUSI-
lect bills. ship goods or DO any KIND OF Work AZ
very moderate wages. address fredenck
behleudorf, No Is sprnglst %
y,TANTED-A POSITION IN OFFICE WITH a
W reliable nrIn, or Al any work that IL respect
able. Address q. B., care this Office. %
STEADY, RELIABLE YOUNG MAN De
4 sires situaiiol "a book keeper or assistant.
can give first class references - 10 qualification
&s. Address book keeper TN, oihce ~
ltTANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOK-KEEPER
w py lnlCule age1i slDele mnn- Nhn iuInArn
$50. 10 business address, {. L. W. care lele-
gram Herald office. %
SITUATJON WANTED-A YOUNG NAN DE-
= sires petition az clerk, under stssds stenOgra-
pny, can furnish typewriter beat OF reference.
Address "-teuO this Office -
IlTANIED-POSITIONA CLERK IN A STORE
" or Ofbce, or as bOOkkceper. speaks French,
German, HOliandish and English. Address J. J.,
T. o. Box ; Holland Mich SAT-
IlTANTED - SITUATION: STEEOGRAPHER
W and typewriter operator Good pesman,
understands bookkeeping. Can furnish type
writer. Reference good. Address A. r., box lS.
MOntcry, Mich. 5ti
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04
VIM ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al z2fsers1ssaaxnks A. thls o<iaEn1.. aRdsT
ahAtsxex hs4a. except @Etsd s1toz-
ti.sss.. tlI be charged kor ~ ths uElfoxas
rate IA tke tsbl< below. Always pay ~cis IA
- zzake.
FseISEzss - ~ sDtiEg Situations can ~s<orS
reduced ratsss - 4r.,lyitsx ~ the ofleo-
4tss E4t.a btT ~ fiaes a. any - tsektlss tA.slst
eso -. foUnd b d. i1iAk the uUns beT -
words - sSSea- Ang p@Et Of = iiIe counted
- "a 4suE.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

The chez Of the notorious Why0 gang,
% New York. one ot the most .viliainous
gangs OF ruiiisns oa the face Of the earth,
has been convicted ot murder. Il IL a
strange travisty on civilization that IN
taking this man from the court room to
the Jail whole squad of armed police
wsrs necessary to prevent a rescue. aud
this IN sbe heart 0t the city.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

New York has given freely 20 Charleston
because she recognized the validity Of the
appeal New York has refused 90 give to
the Grant monument for her own adorn-
ment because she repudiates a. unseemly
and imperiineut the proposition in which
the appeal for that purpose is involved
N.rsr Fart ~frr
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

In nominating Judge Daniels, of Buffalo,
the Republicans have made an excellent
choice Their candidate IS r gentleman Of
high personal character and eminent pro
fassional attainmsnis lie viii make a
strong run. and will command the en-
thusisstic support of his friends a. well As
the respect Of bis opponents.-Nrg York
~ffr Dem
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

Il appears that majority OF our citi-
zsns. a. veil a. ms .ority ot the Alder
men. oow want the dummy" hne built.
This IL what the TELEGRAM HERALD
predicted long azO.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

Miss RosE CLEVELAND Is fast editing
Lifsrary Lifs into the obscurity where
IL belongs. The trouble seems to be that
Chicago people prefer romances from the
divorce court % learned treatses On how
20 manage the universe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

Ne. dear children, the gentleman who
lsctured at the opera house last nj ght
IL not tho author Of that little collection
known as Watts Hymns.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

Judge Cody. of Naperville, vas nomin-
sted oy aCclamation Wednesday by the
Democrats q this Congressional district.
one unpleasant feature of she affair is the
announcement that he viii not spend any
Farf
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

Ksiloggs Aucillary has discovered a
pspsr IN Grand Rapids called the Daily
Tribune We hope the Auxiliary has
not trusted ths neE paper for rs ready
PRINT lnsldes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

The Washington Post has discovered
that Uncle sam wears seal ring on his
Alaska finger. The ring is there, sure
enough. bat its main composition is
froaa
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

Robert Browning. 10 is sid. has Just COM
piefed poem on The Earthquake Per
sons fsrsiiisr with Brewing would prefer
-ha III hin q ---l- LIZ
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04
miel'lE@a Csnsral

Al olLcn cfly eree4i sDudfy.
eleeping csss ran GA tls a. AID Att.1c a.
pres tralfis g. aud irs.s DttutiL.
Fari0f carf ruH 01 ift kzpr.ss aid of11c hap
IDS f1TIese 60 sid siori ncf fol
Direct connections made RI le'fl'f sftl
a. rOngh trains Esst CNtf q ~ b. r.. flAuA1s
roEihfrB A. vifisni
cBAs. r. hoaa.s Genera Agi- 81 Noafoest
J. r. hAWFf~s llCseI hFA. iulol lfF1l
q. " q IEsoE iIlel lEt Onfs f AsurOe 81
o. " SNSeLA, A. clicssg.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

no REST-PRKMIsEs NO 3z5, Fulton -rt., \. L.
| cor Fulton and Lafayette, will be for rent
from Oct. !, for one or more year. For terms
apply 10 j. ;. Crosby L Co, 5, CAnal-st. slui
NOR KENT-HOUsE OF PIVE ROOMS WITH
I stable, No. zly ". Fulton at one OF seven
room. no 242 West Broadway near Fulton-st.
one OF SIX rooms III new brick block corner OF
Shawmut-aVe and Nlntcrst. with yn, water and
other cOnVcnieuce.; one OF three rooms corner OF
Winter and Allen also store lifted for meat
market in good location tor trade. knqulrc OF b.
". Barnard, 30 Allen corner OF Vt. Nernon-sts.
81 limo.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

Rooney Lee, q son Of the General. is
candidate for Congress IN Virginia, where :
disposition to pat Rooney on the back i
noticed &c Cticag0 Hsr1f
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

IL mutt bs Dreadful agxrayating 10
Joas SHERMAN b rsad those Treasury
reports reducing the surplus by paying
honest debts.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

ExpreS trains dsiy the year r,und rnktf CO.
connections with trains FROM Cfnade ne Ess
and South. y 81 Lese Superior roiuss.
A WkTaoN " tfrFr
Cen srrrrfr.rufouL Ger f-sss A 1fafes Al
hsrQUcttf. bioh. EfSouetfe Fiet
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

ipc1i EeiFhf lesVes firnnf Rspfdt q n
"a M pseseitRer - fef ~ 4 aile9sr
e. trsinf dsilF exoepf -nu1ey
InrouRh tickets - al frYiais snf berfht ir
se<f1nf fr,efhes ran 0e secured % Union 1icksi
Jnsfe- 9 k0uroeel.. ard rs ffTot
7. " EgE FNfFf fieTiereI Aren't
~. Y. NrEsgk OllI 1Iekl. AaeIL
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

No maa can Do elected to a political
Office by pretending 10 bs saint.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04
THE BOON

OF THE YEAF5 -
TAFTFD- -tcFT T2-fsris< sef gzri serrer Z,
vs.s rpFra~f3 1v T<5pAEf sea rnsr as
f~e az sr orI<f~z ryrr wisf it ffre or-T rtEf
wftr eer- Tvs so a-1p~ t1rrre ~ .f~rf1rr~e
sDf terms AMEe ~. COf;efz "a s0N
stete rerss ~y~-ev W sl<f~r a-f exf Tov~rrr-~
s9fsv1r- Ksck. VIII 90 r. e-srr FntTzof g
sns1n< - 80
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

The dssf-slayefs lind It very dear
hunting IN Michigan this year.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04
ZOE hEsT-noOMs.

NOR KENT-OfFICE FOR kENT CHEAP.
Il Call or address ". NJ. Ii, 5J L,on-st. b
TO RENT-A PLEASANT FRONT Room,
| furnished or unluruished, three minutes walk
from business center. No. - Ransom ct. D!
NOR kENT-SIORE CORNER COURT AND
L Nest Fulton, fitted up for grocery. Good 10
cation. Inquire j. /. Strahsn. 30
NOR RENI-ELEGASI FURNISHED ROOMS,
L FOR Angle yeL teman, steam heated, ffonting
Monroe sl. call from 10 p. m al
nom 80, Porter block. over e~eIisnd Bros 81 u
IlASIED-Tvo connecting rooms, nrst door,
w furnished, or one large on frst foor. Pm
yale house IN second, 1hird or Fourth ward
Address. Alpha No. 3, North Divblon-st- 2s-u
IIANrED-SERVICES AND TO kEsI-A
w neat and thoroughly reliable couple or an al
family, without childTcn for Two or more rooms
Can pay rent IN part by services Also for rent d
desirable house. Apply ~ cOrser Cresoent-ate. E.,
end bOslwick st. <lti
IOK RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
al 100 Pearl II. S<ti
NOR KEST-PART OF HOUSE NO. 10
L Sheldon-st. Inquire on the prenlises 1oti
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04
Dstsoit. SsSrd Haven s Asu~AnIes


TbaAt. c1Dof se1f'tii.tft. Jay.
falss ngcTt taxing INC t.Xa 8. n. fzprtrE uLff
ClO1e CONNECTION e. OvOs~o Tor Lansing sf4 g.
Detroit Tor New Nosf. arriving ttifc 81 lQ1' r
the following morning.
Nlgkt EKprae2 bss lOcAl e4ecpuf Caf .rsil -
tfUii 20 Grand tplcs
This . the 0uir Line running Limited krp-6HI
leaving here 81 5 81 p m- With elcepiuk Car to
Detroit plakfrf Street connections fef AZ p0iui1
East. arriving Al New York 81 iH p nt the follow
ing evening. Trains ~tsl 81 fa s, b fu riil uatf
direct csnnc-iicn viii palace fifalner city oi
Milwaukee foT gl pcIrF wet
1hresgh ufEts stsciIrf - ~. ~ H A ~ r.rOfE
9~cCi Eote Diocs alr % fhl ccfs1t
=. fo1TEE ttfF lssf hreu4
GE0. i kEErG TrAftc HaDsstf CiiCss1
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

IrAia No bss Throas4 Cesch ssiiy oroers
sunday for Grand Rapids Holland fifatsf
Haven. Husfegon End ieuivatef Also 1hroilgh
Dosch leaves the above poiDF va q - r Nv
each dsy. CrocYi sunday. arriving iu 1cle3c OF
frstr 10. ~ IS q n.
A. tfai1s daily except eon0ay
D. q. fkhKFE. tier'l PassL Aren't
4. Z. &tTTKKTt forth osterU Agt. Nuikerfn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04

CATHEDRAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Pekin Illinois Sixth year viii begin. Sept lS
1856 Military Plan Thorough Instruction, Mum
ber limited. 500 per Rnnum. References, 4. A.
Barnard Grand Rsp pids. John T0Tcnit, MuskeeOn;
4 -. eumsDs,. Muskegon, Mn. 4 NcEAigOt
Manistee. Rev. j. A. Mock, Alpcna Mich send
for illustrated Catalogue l6 pages Address.
Geo. w. West, VI. A. Rector.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04
SCHOOL

SCHOOL.
J. Z. Lesn's Preps,ory aud Commercial
Academy and Shorthand Institute, Central
Place Fountain st, Grand Rapids. Mich. Pre-
pares boys for scientific schools for the lniver
sity. Fits young lndies ano gentlemen for busi-
ness life. Fifth yer begins Sept. 9th, -. Eyen-
ing school from September TO June. For circulhrz
please address J. &. Lean Principal Grand Rap
ids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-04


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