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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28
sLAuehTeR o. TAe INNoceNTs.

SLAUGHTER OF The iNNOCENTS-
Geotie spring mad scarcely spread her
wings over the earth than the beaut ful
birds came from the Far South 10 SelcCme
her with joyous songs. The birds are our
friends, and they SHOULD be cultivated
aud encouraged that year by year they
may increase IN numbers, beauty of
pl1msge aud strength OF song 10 lend
brightness 10 our woods. But these SEN
timents, which should oe instilled in the
hearts O; every lover OF the beautiful, are
shattered as sacrifices to the idols of
mammon. The birds have b lrdly appeared
when their slaughter bagins, and the for
esss aud fields are tramped By men with
shot-guns who murder the sweet little
singers sor the sakeof their plumage, and
IN this way the robins, bluebirds, yellow
hammers. redbirds and ali the bright
colofed birds are being rapidly extermi-
mated Bu this is not AL. Atrocious as
the cruelty IL OF numbering these birds,
there Is a fiendishness m preparing them
for market rivalled only by the devilish
Ingenuity OF a savage towards a helpless
snd hatred victim. In order 70 preserve
tue bright at effects Of the plumage
those birds not killed by the shot, and
an birds caUgh, in traps are skinned
alive. Humane societies are defed;
laws are scotfsd at, sentiment mocked.
T. Is a disgrace to this country that the
senseless slaughter % these innOcents ia
allowed 20 continue. The birds are
killed principally to adorn the millinery
oi ladies'. and the slaughtered children
% ths forest are worn aud paraded at
church as something to be proud OF.
Fsaxhi The hsartls5sness Of the thing;
the mockery. u not only dispica0le, but
it is criminal.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28
EQUALLY osytcTICnAsLE

The bLAIB 81 aeazisgs s..Eena~. ~1Aaia
Eseesgsi tie sa1afsoa ~ tGs seDats. sas
referred II tle Css1uiffs~ O. kl2eaflssn
"a tLs Hoass. Il pm counting ~ nosss
8 IA. 3rlty of usuesrs ~ss found oP-
Isssea t. e. aad Ia favor of suletass-
lnx L IL the eoa1alittss. Ihsfsa 01
Representative HmL8s. ~ ksltacky 70
iltps,isaeea tie bi4 ss a. original meas
are ia tie House aad bad e referred 70
ths Cosa4iitse oa Lais5f. bee4ass hs %
IeVed t4af eolamiltse souid Favor l. On
M1ldas .asE tie BAL came ag toF e0A-id-
-ratioE AID s-s dei7ats4 ~ that eon-
n.stfee ~ . Eots u tAIse - one Dat Z
sas agFsed u rsconaEAead ths bali intro
daoed - Ne CRAIs. Il ksntacky, as
substitute t0F TIE BLAIE blL
HE C8Als bil provides for Tie sp9r0-
pri3tloa seloug the states FOR educational
purposes the proceeds II the saies u
rGb.le .an1s not h exceed s7.5oO,OOO
annually fof ten years THIS measure Is
equally as Questionable Is tie BLAIk
olL The ouly sppreelsbis dif-
fsrenes - that It proposes 10
take certain resenas d stisfy the
appropria lon. instead u having Il paid
our u the general revenue. The whole
scheme ~ 6roDg. pernieiOus, and Illegal
Il PASSED, rs iBfiusnce would be untowsrd
and disastrous 10 al honest educational
7 designs. and the oppressive burden II
xoald impose Ca the public soald oe IN
warranted and unl ast The msn Who are
the champions u this measure seem
bound g. force Il through. They are like
/ ths oaTileF <h0, Ou being demonstrated
7 with b q customer As 20 the duliaess OF
his razor. said. ~lt don't make 10 differ
7 sace, b,ss, II the handle dynt break the
/ beard has g0t o. come. Defeated on
one usas9re, they snliinglY come To the
I front vith anofhs- equally as dlabOlc
ami are putting forth heir best endeag-
0rs ~ have it pass ell IL there be grain
" common sense and wisdom lett Ia oaI
members oi Congress, Il they are not re-
/ dace 70 al abject state % imbeciity
this most improper, iuJndiclOus and
thieving bill vii completely fail. We
firmly believe this 70 DO one OF the most
/ dangerous measures ever before Congress
While it looks lauslDe and neritorlous
al first glance, upon reflection It's true
character apps ars; aud It's objects stand
forth as bsing almost equivalent to the
acts OF the freebooter ami the brgand.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28
If You Want Goods Of ANY Kind

and cannot conveniently visit our city, you
can always avail yourself of our immense
stock and low prices by simply writing us,
stating a. near as may be your wants.
Samples of any kind of dry goods will 0e
forwarded you by Erst mail Make your Sc
lections. return us the sample and your
order will be executed promptly and with
great care.
All goods sent out on orders in this man
ner and not giving entire satisfaction can be
returned at our expense.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

4 good many Republican papers are der
living much satisfaction from Mr. Beechers >
characterization OF the Democratic party as
double cared ass. But they should
wait until he has described the Republican
party ar animal which Mr. Beecher, il is
believed, considers quite as remarkable as
TO ears aud far more Ireacher0us and dis
honest as 10 deposition Chicago Times.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28
That Double Eared Ass.

IL is observed by the Washington report
ers that Congressman Morrison is working
night and day TO enlist advocates TO aid his
presidential aspirations He is really in
fatuated with the idea that the next Demo
cratic national ticket will be headed by a
man named Morrison. Mr. Beecher remark
about double cared ass must have been
suggested by a square look at Morrison
Jackson Citizen.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

General SHERIDAN was reported 10 have
<Oue CA q fishing exrurslOn 20 Wood
mouth. .you know bat the New York
World says 10 remained 10 Washington
10 try o. figure ous how any meat gets
between the bones Of the Potomac shad.
It would b,. of more practical value to
solve shs problem u how to get the meat
out from between the bones.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

Call in and witness the Improvements
that are constantly being made in our mann
moth establishment
We intend TO make our store the great
center for the dry goods trade in Grand
Rapids by furnishing the largest stock in
every department. keeping on sale the best
fabrics and selling everything at the very
lowest possible price.
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28
STATE PRESS CROssFIRE.
What Gil Osmsn Knows.

The sta ement i'm Washington dispatches
that Maj, Gil K Osman. Gov. Alger's private
secretary, states that Gov. Alger is not a
candidate for nited States Senator and
could not accept such nomination if ten
dered without sacrificing his private busi-
ness and the interest of his firm, which the
illness of partners has thrown largely upon
his hands. ought TO settle that question -
I4usio0 ReDtfb{irqu
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

The Chicago Herald rises 10 remark
that "whsn Mss FoLsoM becomes Mrs.
CLzszLASD a book from her pen on How
/ Won a President would sell tolsrabiy
well On railroad trains and at sun msr re-
sorts" Bas 0l what use would such a
book bs after the President bas been won,
Oh Mss FoLsoM has become part o. tho
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28
Misntsand Their Cause.

The Boston Democrat who reports that
the President wants men Of higher cali
bre tor the remaining federal offices in
this city probably smeans men OF larger.
calibrr A seyen-inch man in a fifteen
inch office is clearly misht but, on the
other hand he President can hardly ex-
pect 10 yet 10000 men for 5000 - Boston
HeraI
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28
The New Department.

Under the Skylight may be found large
assortment of Embroideries, Made-up Cam
brio articles. Dress Trimmings in great va
riety, Buttons, Chenille Fringes, Moss Trim
mings. Braids, Ruchings, Corsets, etc.
SPRING K COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28
4 snnI-Up go

A street car system i called tle-up.
What j. needed on The Southwest system Is
'shuf-up issued 10 the paid agitators Who
sere denounced by Mr. Pow Derby IA hi.
secret circular Of March ls.& Lossis Globe
Dsai9eraf
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

" Mss FoLsoA can present as many
different appearances as the newspaper
illustrations have shosa 5hs stands with
ont a rig4. a. a transform sti0llsL
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28
GarIandI ; Extreme D~Iic.cy

IL Is about time for AF. Grover Cleveland
- recognize tn.l the extreme deilcscs oi
81 Garland views II 0f1cial prophecies
uuhl him for oOntinusnce IA matteT-of-
fat Cabinet- Chtcago Meas.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

jazz DAVIS nt5 sr,tton = letter on the
conflict between labor and capital. lie
isyors arbitration. JEFF's al viee on tins
sabiscS should DO heodsd. IL has had
valuable experience tie vent into lit
tie strike himself some years azo and has
been boycotted ever 81 lee.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

The knights Of Labor. by contributing
dollar week. eau bay ali Jay GOnld's rail
road stock inside OF a year. and have al the
fun 20 themselves. That would be a good
deal nsOfe sensible than their present atti-
tuds about the lines Chicago Inter Ocean
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

The senate passed 30 private peDs.on
Dils ln short order Wednesday The 0nis
legislation that l. n0t prevented b red tape
~ b. debate II tEat which spends money.
bostoa HsCaiQ
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

Secretary LAMAR expresses himself az
siding 10 be- interviewed WI some
body please ask the gentleman when that
marriage ceremony is to take place
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28
When he Tuu WIN Come

When the next Congressional elections
come little nearer. and Democratic Con-
gFessmen want all the Federal patronage IN
their respective districts 70 help their efforts
tor a reelection. the President will find that
tAe tug OF war has come in earns st Chicago
Journal
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

Senator Vss WTcK - evidently u al
vsrsalisf. other siss 10 wo0ld not have
imagined jar tsogED going % the New
Jerusalem
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

The lArges. store, the largest stock. the
largest business enables Us 10 sell ali kinds
Of Dry Goods. silks, Dress Goods, Domestic
Goods. Carpets. Draperies aud ali Kinds OF
Curtain Materials al much less prices than
can he obtained elsewhere.
SPKNe s COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

~ h@f@ AH~ 7tlsJftot i1+A- - n~7-7
Violence IS al~ays ~ bs Deprecated. bal
the responsibility for Il Usually iiss at Tie
d4or - those shg refuse ~ se-tie disputes
~ Ebe peaceful methods ~ arbitFstlon.-
~ I.l. "
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

The Greek strikers having consented
% arbitration. the boycott " the P0Eers
is declared on
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28
DRESS MAKING.

Oar Dress Making roonas 4re n0~ la sas-
oessfal opSfaEiea Rnaer ths charge ~ Mrs.
l. A Hodges An styles II Dresses sna
Wraps l1A3s ~ short notios aud reasonable
prizes SFEial. s CoNFANf.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

one posnt. aessssT. alAs oS regarded -
sefLta1. lf the eiEsBl4rgsFiEs blA hzs go
mixed - ~lh ths Esrif ngbl. IL ggass i
ossozed f8F tLis ssssloa a. cast fzssos.sg -
Dla1slfeh
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

Ibeg have toss ~ dezass - RiLtso~rse
t1zL fhe eil1en4 lss tEeul - stu psii0ss
and aaatlresses ~lt1 ~ bszstz1.stqa Crttsc.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

Chleagi y ashamed % its cOmG.gD lafic
dsmo4str4fion. ft Is q mark t0r clvilza-
ti0n that Chicago is ashamed OF anything
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

Il Is not often that Senator STANFORD,
the California millionaire, IL heard Ia de-
bate Ia the Senate. Hs must be gwen
the sredit ot genius. however. when he
does speak. His effort Ou Monday TO
show that tas Interstate Commerce bill
Is unconstitutional because it proposes %
regulate common carriers Is evidence Of a
liner discriminating ssnse than tnost men
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28
THE BOON

OF TEE = z = p -
WANTFr- sEsNT2- flefies sr.f Ts1t ieT1er ~
e-fss e. s-e-e ear raake rarfr - se..iHg
f-e A. n ertr~s gees VIA Il CFnf e1rg TEFF
FEs ese fa rfr r~fer Aires ~ te~fst0~g
A. ts~s EawE- - f.fsfs~H All, a sffN.
1-efs Fets -arrer q Nss7e~r-s -src sr- evrsceasz
N1ekeran. Mteh 80 fo every Pstri1g n
k-.z-srs
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

Tmorous Protestants, who have been
alarmed lest the Catholics should over
wbelm tins country, take possession OF
thu government and establish State
church. may yet great consolation from
the assertion of Chaplain McCABE, at a
Methodist Conferences IN New York. that
IN the CAST twent 1.-Two years the Method
lists have bmlt 3500 more churches than
have the Roman Catholics.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

I 0sT-0N 1HI eoU1HREsT CerVFR oF
IL fu'fon si Tarf csronf eIr button =
ufos' Ders reward D. sen 50 ifs return -
a hni'teea cs-1 Is.srrs.u Hfrslf oHes lge
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

A BkRGkIN-h fAsOf1 IOp rl4TOE
a smosI es Fegf o. neu upholstered fn
slE Rooms g. end 81 Helssnlan blacIng n.
White.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

nor sAlK-Fau kEIAl az Nhtk Ahts
IL eQ.sd i've iaNus dlsas s.si1 iilsilieas. iil
l,at.s..ii.si. afe situated IA ilit al stf@iso
lgtluk raiif,aa l.ei - tol ~l4lA saus and tatA-
ia a. ttr4l Aien
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

Nheu pea Nev fers TrihHae nang-
arstel Size plsn ~ rai.ecsu< ~'resh-sir
faDj snd sending EXCURSION parties of
.hi'dreD aut from the hot and unhealthy
city 81 tbe cuunfr7 duung part - the
Oppressive snmmer weather. - began a
movement wtieh has placei thousands -
the attie 'elIews urder e-long obhxs-
tious ts its phiianfhrcufe managers The
Warif sympsfhz.nE az x does vith
humanity. has since undertaken on its
evn sssonnf a siuli.sr movement. and
tnaf enfereusicg newspaper announces
chat srranR~uenfs Ter frsnsporfanon by
ssesiner i8rnE TIE cominz season 81 the
playground sf Sha.igsi3e viii sccn he
sun0 afesi Tbs year 8ct rnlY sae BOYS
but the verkinz Viri &C fhe eity eill -
zissu an eccsst0nal "TRIP on an excursion
stesrnes. 90 enable them 81 81 = sew
brasfhs of mueh-nee.iesi frssa AR.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

l or foK AoN RESIDENTS -fiAt Iol On
l. hfainAra-si valued 81 sv ~ So aud -
uf iu al oash tGlr kUltsn neu noTth ~
Thomas valued a. sps frI 49, Inquire ~
1lllls Eftr insurance aecni. u
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

UALL rArtk tLTshfD-c. = WIiiEffe
w ufn process 10y f.esH ~ rHN pepper A.
s wig good -s' sier on sbf-eTcr fried VIII
fnsse . rsftef i1es sac new. Leave 0rlefs Of
g snd 81 hfuiss..
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

LLOYD sREzEe. GATOR ana Manassr
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28
HoARDEEs H4xTRD

KI-s<TFf4- REIfABIE B0sKIFRs - Day
~ ~ week usr fr.srd ard io1gnrs fyT
trsnssaEts IS orrss per day Fl and 81 No-fa ifivi
s.erst ~
~ TFE3-B3ARUFss psi THF Day pR
y eees 81 rs No~fh I)vsiou-st 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

NOR SAIF-fiSHlNG 1ACkIlNo At COST
"A e art Ciarine out Gar ffock 80 thcst eosds
Trout and bass Lies. trolling HOOKS &C ~ tsAei-
~ d eNlll .lLnaesslf ~ NATnonlel luud 4 -.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28
MINCTLIfNIoFs

IIANTEI--A YOUNG NAN 7DThEF CHARGE
W spda water fountain Nusi uudofsfaaf tlss
business Address. giving Hge and experience
boz ; TgigsEAN HEEsfu Office. lps
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

Eaog sara lazy NHo II sit1NG ~
4 leave lAe eats 1esifes g. s.il q Has s,inefs
s..uo l..l.f nsaaa e.stlsera nF>l clez uGks. leeI
llssse ltss si4a1 taret alaltiis. Ati>t ns e'iD "a
~ as.aks (aG Siiol D. ~ st - tatANs ~.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

fe3k sAIk-A sXC<fkIs HAND CtiCktkiN0
siiAao VII Il s,ial Cheai = ~'td $50 ts@i
81 IN IAenes = i.e sl.sifaae = az Stain
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

A uokf LOOK luok fI-l MUST skll
l. tle ins laIsc rcs4eAoss sit4aie "a iss,ftf sesi
l,.rneg fIs.seogs aad lsg lsllll, ,slS Al hA> sell
ctsieru and eiis ueieT gol.1 csiiar unacr ehols
hise uilh fllt xre Ad slroe! sllpTaN c1ienis al
made lsouirp 81 j ~ 4Gat keuilli,1 az tuiIie
fns Insurance nseuss Over Arcade.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

fasR sAIA THoRal0hhktp PLYMOUTH
I Raak keas a. e. i.-l siill-.s fe.iin nit
prs inliag biTls- iets Aie ts<e. te '''.'''.A
k..,ks Ia tss STATE Cal ana thcIA A
l..sls 1.alies
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

NOR SAlE-SOED SOLD salIi Aol
4 sci haas. NJ g. SgEing - ogi eil ~ al a
s-r..aI Sslrifee .enuoI lgss lu NcN ora @oN
urllee te B. seu tisss1 ieoeiioI 81 i,,'~FdiiiA
hoslse lEguiEO 0l astile hns-i agents "sel
Arcade.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

IfUE fAIF~A - tIlA7r HF = y - y IL
Il established and doing hue Ca>l trade rcas-in
fer selling lli- heailn uf proprietor small amount
af capita required a. TIE business small
payment dean balance un ttuc fur particulars
inquir, at Iaiem A JsInis1u. aiterBess, >. Cana!
sfTttI up stain -
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

INUk NAiII~Ih1 HUIlI~. IHfIlI n III
L opportunity Tor nsn to oIseu q stoft fof tne
~ Oi drs gosds bass aud shoeH il thrikl lilf
village about tRcuiy mllcs from tarand hrI'iiia.
aT particulars cad a. 80 south DslsiDn-st y.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

NOR sAIE-H0Ksk. HARNESS And Buoy
L fof sale a. sl-a lnstin "a ~ ie&fafess
IL Thinner ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

OH HtkL-BolcE AAii I'D Al $3.50 fnh
- ouly 81 so in nue uclEiiborAo11. Also iot
ou = LAFAYETTE cost Z 40 lar oH a $50. cheap
LOts on Jefferson. ave near iir aug o. on iont
time O. thoee who tllld 1914 ip.s oa - Division
nanT 81 AID AZ nv Lul--l IL.s ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

L cry on long time small pas alsnt dovn, a
brlsk bulldinl ID feet iIoid tsa stcIiss and base
melf. tine alton iOr commission or ~h ~hnis>Hie
tusineSs q ieed al kic6l lauudl Ur rvc HOUSE
lInore needed hcIt Apply o send stalnp -
a. A. SCuHner hcal tslase DEALER at Pearl
81. Grand kapds. Nieu--ths ht1 iosn ln
Amcrlcs. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

Tnls pal4r . rils Cialy Lsslly lu - tf.l.-
$40 ls,4ls.lis ~ Detroit reces fiEi3 eltd
l,s48ltsnfns .fss f4A -atrel rseas a-a-
Isas-zitaa
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

ine faitEf1i " tsnfrgfuu CORES pond
ent tells us that senator EDNUND ap-
peared ths othar day wearing a straw hat
and that soon ths Capital viil be iull Of
straw hats m conseQgsnce. The New
York World regards this A. an Indication
~ reb,rn CD leadership on the part II
the senator from Vermont. Que wonld
naturally y suppose that man a. cold A.
EpNUSus would never eesd a straw hat
Senate. EVtgrs ased % bs credited
with using longer sentences than any
other min in puohc hfe Senator Call.
of Florida. ia ssid. no xevsr. to bsvs spun.
IN a rscsuf spe.oh. a sentences containing
~ worls. vaile EvsRrs greatest record
81 effort smouBfs to only 22s woris. But
Il iso't safe 60 bet oa either of them.
When President CIEvErsSo hss hsd
little more praetcs NJ vil distance them
both
~ JNwrs o. BtAISn is said 20 be
working the wires la 4 scientific way far
tae next uonunstien for the presidency
en iba Repubcau ticket. aod hrs friends
sesrn couddeut thst he NiI get ths nonli-
nsuon. on the Democratic side CssrzR
HAsB1soN. ~ Chicago. has the bulge on
90 the western voters Ihe n AT hss
nct ba@u represented vel since the time
~ Ans LIvco1S. snd Chicseo tseis that
new r. tbe time to sick.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

rOR sALE-HOKSE COW AAu hOlsE AND
L loi on -isldou-sL Hone Is tulrF sound and
Kind fine animal The cess = trr. class thfcs
quarters Jersey and can't be- heat Apply a. lu4
MourOeSt shoe stone -
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

IANTED-A GOOD COOK And LAUNDREss.
W also girl for second work Must come
well recommended Highest wages paid. Ap-
ply TO Nm. II. ". Coeble. SO MADISON ave lel
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

I7ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work at i63 Ransom q
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

no KENT-FoUR ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
1 gentlemen sud wlie for lKhi house keeping
Cal on addItss II hlelAlck 81 3.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

no RENT-ONE OK THO VERY DESIRABLE
| roolls furnished or unfarnlsl4ed al 20 Crse
cent Ave ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

NOR sAlE-fAkN~ AID TIMBER LANf> N
Alegan Mouteslfu. N6sauket oistgs. ielt-
nav aud Kent counties Hua.f.s aud Tote and
vacant lpls lu ora4i RAPID. Detroit MNsudons
kslamaxoo. orrtuR4Hr. M.th. and lu NaltTiOl.
Ind Also lands t1 exchange fof tlla properly
here Nst.ul i0is from $50 up SOME very
desifable hafga us Deesu t.taalsh.p cActs al
loves rafts ilIU lnslrant. lIlHml. atlru1c1
Go. Remember tnc place ti Eueu q. 30 ~ cana.
n - Tower afil0r sd
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

IlANTED Y-EXpERIENCrD
" waist maker Mn G. T. coffin. Ran
eOm-sf
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

no kENI-HODSE AND BARN on BROAD.
/ way, Ia good order Also hOusx 0u Easl
Bridge streei, nearly neW. IT, responsible par
ues lOW raies NIL De given. We have for sale
several houses a1d igis on easy terms We write
Insurance on AL GLASSES 81 insuFabie property al
rates 1Atd by ourselves Money io loan GA real
estate security Nayslnith Bfos Ofiice, kool
fNainley block. Grand Rapids ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

roR sAIE OK lRADf ksMAIA Farm
L with good iaus au1 bllitinre good hard
Wood saw mii AID custom EIlel nllll. sH No.
shape aud doing Fo1I hu.. .nl-e ltar clfa Poor
hcellh tle reason iof I'd IluR iHsulrs ~ D. -
Tower N0 ~ Cana ~ Rom sd
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

UrANTED-FOUR PAINTERS At NORRING-
" :, 80 Easi Bridgest lg
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

no RENT- DESIRABLE sT0RE 40. 81
L Hean - LoEeil blook H0w Occupled bs Aohl
aid Nau Alsiine ~lu be for renI MSs lsi. lseo.
" Alien
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-28

no kENT-THE FIRsTCLASs STORE No.
L lo A0ufOe-si-. tKv no0Ts 25xl5a with by-
dreulic elevator Ne shall soau remove a. our
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-06
CLEVELAND In THE WOODS.
The Presidents Party Enjoying IT.
self Mt Lake Placid.

STEVENS HOUSE, Lake Placid, n. Y,
Sept. 5.-This has been perfect Septem-
Der day, and it has been thoroughly en-
joyed by the presidents party. The at
mosphere was unusually clear, even for this
region, which is at an elevation of 2. 1000
feet, and White Face mountain with its
bald top and furrowed slopes plainly
showing the paths of several landslides,
was clearly visible from that corner of the
hotel piazza where the presidents party sat
ENJOYING this, the prettiest bit of lake and
mountain scenery in the Adirondack will
derness. White Face mountain is only
half dozen miles distant. Its summit al
fords clear view of Lake Champlain and
the Green mountains of Vermont, of part
of Canada and the st. Lawrence river
down on the northern horizon, and of nu-
merous lakes, islands and hills to the
west and south. Ladies occasionally
make the ascent on this side of White Face.
and steep as it is, Mrs. Cleveland would
attempt it did the presidents plans permit
stay of one day longer in the vicinity.
This afternoon the whole of the six called
upon the family of MI. Edward B. Bartlett
of Brooklyn, at their logicamp on the west
shore of Lake Placid, one of the most
unique summer residences to be found in
these woods. At President Cleveland's
invitation the Rev. Dr.. George Hepworth
of New York, accompanied the party. A
hard days drive through the wilderness is
promised for tomorrow.