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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
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The A@@ Iera staF l~i-eFes tAst tie
c.su..Isz statesman sll lot rsssnlols tie
statesman ~ tie pEsse1E gsaeraf.o1 -
sHY 44anler slatsoessF II - 4llss psss-
slbls 1hAE hs sil goL Fro4 lhs sxpeFi-
ellee a fhls ksp1blle ~lth Ehs siai~sDasn
q 1osisy it Is 81 be hog ed tnst be sill uot.
There sseuls a. &c q general iuspirstl0a
.a TIE breast ~ tie statesman ~ today 20
appear funny. aai fastsrsi. a. it seems %
1e this Inspiration lag q souls fltafe
.ilg rea.l1s handsomely oL TIE invest
neat Tie haMor0as statesman ~ today
Ill 1@ . elesn n Tie future. aud sash
and every oas " bis brother sIatssu ca
4ill feel .l their llvlolabls duty ~ sup
porl anything be may 10 ~itG tsostltlous
performances sAich MI pat the blusL OF
shanls o4 tie cheeks on the miserable
beng Who snles huHlor f9r papers u tie
e. 10 smalated ~ tie congressional
Record The House q Representatives,
sil become the stamping grOGnd of al
[ the prime old hamonsts Who we're born
g. be fanny, aud reports Of their -inDoc-
u0as disustuds" tO the daily PRESS vii
read something Ike thls
Mr sunrise colisiream Ceipsppel ul4de hls
-.eal .pee. p u lae House lod4s taa lne galleries
.ss1e e10aded .ira lssles NJ CllpeppeF sd
T 81 eas sorry 1o .aHIel speecn glou the HOUSE
aal taIt .liapeled 81 3a 81 -est -nell .aIerabund
slls.s ~ spirits mi4lg e8p.se and ulazs nglnles
sfsler of lae eap.-al tolle er.es of AZ his nlos
saa ehsese Is and .has aou1 uot io a. a. mas
mia.a a. lAe surplus m lLe treasury laust al - is
pa9 elaia4s asl ssl bats o-0aa ot the " aaainstol
+ mauunent lnlsls aud showers of pensloues
+ hra nuf Ihfsan al .Le speaker ~Oi course.
rssine1 81 cilpepEer shea tAe Lass esg spal
terea rs saifroa gore ga ,he ial shile hat 0f th'
member aom O-Aash .I any oue present feel
taat thi. -p,eea IS COINS - cause i'm pain. he
al liberty So remove himself % tne dune museun
aaa being operated oy tne senator from Ken
t,esy al the other end OF she buldiug Roar
8f daughter and many lall hats smashed etc
The newspapers OF that day will be on'
long. sweet dream ot humor We advis'
the dentists oi America TO hire SOM
paper 10 inaugurste the coming style a
once aad thus beat the future Seneratio
out II It's Just dues, as perUsal OF tn
same would have remarkable effect O
crusty men 90 happened to want theI
aching teeth pulled The star by ia
way. may as veil dance to It's own I'D
ding as anv one else.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
He Admire. Grand Rapids

Prominent Detroit citizen TO reporter Of
the Free Pres DO YOU know what think
Detroit osght to do" propounded a veteran
commercial traveller whose bailiwick is
chiefly In Michigan.
Haven't the slightest idea
She should drop this state fair business
entirely. It is a relic Of the time Of stage
coaches and canal boats. anyway
thirty years behind the times II is much
more cOnveniei.t ard fully as cheap now
tor a farmer or a stock raiser 70 send his
products hundred or more miles for eKhi-
bitiOn a. II was in the good old time dsSs TO
70 20 his county fair with them. aud what
the farmer and stock-raiser OF today wants
j. place for exhibition where his exhibits
viii be seen by the greatest number Of peo-
pie The premiums don't count for much
nowadays Ifs ike the merchant - today
lots ~ customers are what's wanted
We'll. what % iI'"
Whaf of ir Nothing only 10 is extremely
fafiguinE to see the metropolis ~ th- state
chasing np AZ snuquiatei. stiff iointed and
sioW-going bucoiic "reminiscences IKE the
state fair Why Uoesn the Cify brace up
and gef 1p an annual exhibition here ~
ber own Look AZ Grand Rapids she long
age abandoned tagging after the state fair
and has one ~ her own every year and it
proves good Investment for the city
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

BID Llssrsoll sa4rsvs lt 81 t-s hsa~ls tzas
l- s aet reb Tue 1esll o1shl " p4s sse
s.yacl of - z.3o.i . ssrssDt
Kg1se klalseas aza lea Ian tsas srs
tie Attest soce.s Tad Milwaukee. hos
ever sni siseks ~ Lager . 81 N-sscales.
q e1sek presented - Catsklu \ T.
oslk called l9r ass ale tzn x t1AI
Josh Billings zLosl Las t4rneo gp ~ilh .
eank aeeoant
Tbs hands 81 EAe olg parliament e.oek IN
Is5adon aeiga - pounds This IS > se1g-
ils case 81 l.ae hanging heavy on the
hands ~ a pair of roun&ers
There are thres thousand sloeguo2 teach
ers Ia thls eeaatgy. aud yet tie Increase ia
5pera s.Hsefs aith yoiass resembling a nut
nl~s crater rasf>d on . Lin p@n Is ever oa
the incfease.
The tashioa Of loug hnger nails toF lA,s.~s
IS rssised IN tie east A western man IAN
~ down there and make fortune by in-
venting a un mAs4 f3r heupeeked bus
bands % ~eaz.
To oomplets The 6srthOldi pedestal SO
0,sl are yel req aired. New York better send
oat more Begging petitions 10 Bogto~n and
/ sqaashyiile. Ii is too tad that such >
/ poverty stricken place a. New York should
be- dunned 50 much
Another craze has struck the ladies, It il
I Aid beds2feads. made OUT Of pieces of dis
carded Kid gloves When the time arrive
T tor men 20 sleep beneath Kid spreads ans
crazy quits there ~iil be big run on th'
gun stores for pops 60 commit suicide with
The natives of Alaska, says a news item
believe in witehcraft and have horrible tor
tures for sorcerers We advise GOV. Swine
ford 20 come right home, there Is no tellinl
what be may be accused of before that demi
John be took with him from Chicago j
exhausted
y Missouri man is named Corns, he la
many acres planted with corn, he drink
whiskey and has corns ON his feet A goo
epltah for him would be.
There was never "a foot. however big
Bur has room for one more corn,
And There never vas whiskey half 80 good
/ A. thai made Out OF corn.
but this Corn that drank tne whiskey
And whose feet the cOrns adorn.
Would not for love or money
stand Up aud own the corn,
Now indeed be is corned.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
4 DISTINCTION TO eE MADE


Whenever great political issue III
which large portion OF the American
people feel an especial interest comes up
ia some foreign country some man Ia
every legislative body OF any Importance
in this country rises and proposes res
oluu0n Of sympathy, or congratulatiOn,
or approval GLADsTOSEs home rule
measure has been tue occasion OF the
introduction of resolutions OF this char
acler. Undoubtedly vast majority OF
the American people are highly gratitied
that the Premier has proposed measure
SO liberal, but It n not the province OF
any branch OF the national or Of any
state government 10 express an official
opinion IN regard to political issues IN
foreign governments unless those issues
involve considerations which are subject
to international law. when Congress
alone has a right TO speak. Our law
makers are not chosen - advise other
governments what 20 DO, aud in do
ing So they assume authority which
does not belong to them. They assume
10 represent the opinions OF their con-
stituents upon issues watch were not in
volved when they we're elected and which
DO not devolve upon them for settlement.
Il would have been much more creditable
20 Rhode Island II the resolutions ap-
proving III LADsTOSE's course had never
been presented. II the members of the
legislature % that or any other state wish
20 express their sympathy with Ireland
they have a perfect righ. to meet as citi-
zans aud DO so, aud their action will meet
With general approval; but they should
discriminate between acting officially and
acting as individuals. What Americans
10 IN a uon-political capacity and in
public meetings To express their sympa-
thy with a down-troddsn people strug-
gllDg FOR their Liberties Is one thing and
what they DO Ia an official capacity in
legislative chambers IL another
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
Lake Shore & Michigan South
kalntnaEea IIIrIsLnn


Arrive. Leave
fypress d fn g 3. m
Nal q % fr & 81 q m
The train leaving ai s5l b. m. oDuuecs 81
White Pigeon with hlHrNr fsrfcts ur NnIU
line which has Pacific Drawing l.paIr sleeping
coschef from Chicago o. Sos ora aHd Boston
without change
The train leaving Ht a m connects si White
Pigeon giving one haHf fnf dinner. uifA special
New York Exprrs un Main IIne
Through tickets aud nenhs in sleeping o1arhes
can ise secured 81 Union IIrfe' Office 81 Monroe
street and depot
Trains ran hy e'fh uerdIan ume which h sG
minutes slower Ulau pafrlf f.me
J. MrkfssFF eeueu Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

This is a free country Every fellow
can't have whooping cough or measles
more than once, but he can strike every
morning before breakfast and nobody has
any right 70 hinder Whoop her up Let
everybody strike at once and have the thing
over with and resume business Chicago
flffy Dcequ
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

Dr. MAaE WALEss has uot oeeu beard
from TO- a week Is ils 1octor % retire
ment ea.ung foran ~ palf oi pantaloous
q De iulii flr tasfert
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
Heavenly Bodies in Harmony.

our esteemed contemporary the Sun.
did a noble work in driving Pulitzer out Of
Congress. His gross neglect of his public
duties and his acceptance of the paw that he
did not earn made him unfit for any public
trust.-Nelo York star
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

Call in and witness the Improvements
that are constantly being made in our mann
moth establishment.
We intend 10 make our store the great
center for the dry goods trade ia 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 & CoNrANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

Talking Suits on SPeechless Sports.
Summer suits for young men promise TO
be- 80 loud this summer that before the dog
DAYS are over the bloOds won't be wearing
anything but noise Washington Critic.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
subiec,to Those Resolutions

The nomination Of Miss Folsom to be
mistress Of the White House must necessar-
ily remove Miss Cleveland from the position
she has SO satisfactorily filled. 1t Is there
fore a case in which the Senate should call
for the papers Utica ". y Herald
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

Florida strawberries. that taste a. if they
hadbeen picked have made their appearance
ia market. Ii they really have been picked,
too much vinegar has been used.-Aaanta
Constitutions
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

Trsir 80 p nss TiT0fRf ft.set dailr esaefr
sundsy. fo- rrEr1 fspiis Eaiierf f,-s,rr
Hsvefl Musksguf HHi faf.iaefe Also = lir,.,,st
fOarf iefTrf fhe etrve peiutf ris A p'v
essh dsf. fEeplf @HDfeF Fr-'rinT in 1aaeeo asi
Train ~ q e. ga . u
Al tFrins ceiIT sxeef Hnudar
q ~ NfTrrrIL p Nep rrF.
Azf f-er faa bernf f4ef Fae. agerr
- r HfTTETvr H,yff1asfs--r ~ n-,es egl,..
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
The Great Men Provided For.

Now that Washington has been made
postmaster at Bay City and Shakespeare at
Kalamazoo, il must be admitted that Mich
igan is doing full honor to the men of great
names - Detroit Free Press
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
THE BOON

OF THE YEAR
WAITED -trFN1--f.sfiss snf geftlernrF ~
Ffrsr s-E~er t1r usEe unueT i.E - frr -ffIii
rer fRfIA~n 80 TO-DAY Nrv uler III
Ttr aars It> rHH NF1er k1lrae f.r terr.tfff
sr1 terms SANEs y foe-HaIi a ~ffN
~fste tgeuts e--fseT = esft.rr-Fef sre 1er-sfe.T
NaesHFer. nfch H sa ff everF Fst-fe it
Arre-ses
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

All trains arrive a. eud aepsn irou Onion
depot
Depart
Mail forCbioeeo Mlsse,ua end Ioe0o sts na
Past xlFTVss f.si fllTalu go .t
EKpfess faf MutkcE1u ........ ~ Di
Night Iappss iar ClleaEa $50 81 fn
E1pFess fuf h'g knp1s aHa Baldwin 0i bal
Mai for hig Rapids au1 Baldwin f s-.N in
Arrive.
Night tkItrass frUfl thlcaGa ......- ~ lu
FNprsss from NUsttEtn ...... fll p in
Mail from CLifaEU end NutEcFou $3.50 D fn
Fx4fses from Toledo ........f 10 D m
Fasi Esp from chicago end NutEegou- - s.s p ln
Exprss from hir haflas ana Baldwin flf.'t In
Fxlre>s frDiu Baldwin 70 m
slsils fDailH CaUeIf SUNDAY.
Through opacaes to Chicago aud iuie1o oD s,8i
a m train
1hnplgh pafiuT car tu Chicago ou u 81 D. ul.
train 80 extra charge flf sstfs
Through iulimAn sIecF'ue car nu1 coach ior
Chicago on e.s9 D. m traln.
Clos connections made lf BALDWIN fnf iiuclilE
ION and Nauisiee
Union Ticket ofloe f- Mour1t street
H CaEFfNTfH nrl.l Passenger Agent
MJliftfA. 9enI hauaFfF
Gao "a. hINsuN. ilekei Ascent lIf1.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
4 Ticket TO Win

For President, Mrs. Gray, OF New York;
for Vice President, Mrs. Thompson, of
louisville Chicag0 J0lnnaI
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

Detroit gong to ouFa l7r gas. Where
Is the usef WY not run gaa main into
ths council chamber when Ali JOHS
CaRusT JAo0B la making a sp-ech
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
lis The Land of The Free

Ii begins To be generally believed tina the
climate OF the United States is not suited To
the constitution of the boycott.-Ldac0ster
N>tC Era.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

We caanoE tsll q is. dsoRaa VASE
fS8IoS Is oa earth agalp, au1 has oeen
appointed postmaster a. bag CRY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

Worse Than InnOcuous Desuetude.
Poor Mr.. Garland is playing the undgni
fed ACT Of Tagging surperiiuOus.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
DRESS MAKING.

Gar Dness Making rlcnas are nes n s4s
eessful Operation ander she charge et Ar
l. A Hodges All siyles 81 Dresses ana
Wrzps made Al sb0ri nolies aue reasonable
priese ~FaiNs q taaFtNs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

/.
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p 1sttnsl1i - osaoo EeE.ils Aleh -
l3k eAAk-f l>silAN 1ANhA4Ne Al tNSt
fs9sf ss.t l.ass asss lsollus Ao.as e.s lt tas.Al
81 sHll- s.ss.ssssf i. lsTSssntsI. 1u.so 4 90
TNoE sAlE-FL kNIfthf fAfh sal tk-lAk
Esis L.edlo<1s. garloI. aiaLl4s lss4g a.
k..tfta f1rlsllart fal sass al l3s Aul4b laFlsi,a
~ al aflef Aa1i1as
sall, 81 q. lsssaeut-sss 81
IRgk SAL IA FIk~ilI AS- 81 - = t-S~ ttl.
/ established .isa d.',l,s i.ne esst trads fvassi
- s.'s = 5 :, 49, -. -. -
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ft,' .f 7,tt.. Il f.r.i.... ..ti.srit.,.'s T .llaI
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tsaE -AlF- -BkoNN IFGHoHN ff.ls foR
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Ae3fess tsesitet II 1ANa q H''i'tA t-aiet tttt -
etana t.alas N4'@ A
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lf4h rA4fwlfhl "ftt'7 htt.t p itNh
L opftoFt1llit Ser iesh ~ nl-A steis ha tbt
ss.e - ais 5000 te'.s e..a si7s- I. : ts.4,i.s
eliSks StrftA t"rii-s "it'ef Hs'it eiA+1 hHisii,
For tzifs,.sie cal a. 80 e',itA t'f ieAtaA - p
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loA sAl-h AZ. Aiih =, - ..,, - = - nj
irses e'.s.1.ns ( t.ss frss.i Ia ss,riss .l.d Las.
,.f- fu~ l.slisf Elr .,..infnissu ug .st.s.it..lt
t.t.sinrss a iesd All sse&su lauuGfs 90 doe hase
.lnore as lsee1ed hensa Apps oI ssnd siaiag g.
n b. serltner Heal tsia-s Dealer. at Pear
~ -. SisAa haioos' ''l--'h. ''s' 'o"" M M
NOR sAlF- No. sos JEFFERSON Avn WIN
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I.'t Do-r 80, 49,. -, - -.'l
ii,l.l,f - 81 fytrsr,.ep ana tss,inss lot. "a
so0lh Division sts. also ss'u and 80 O. loan.
Enquire ~ Futile brr. houm la opera 'ilst
Z EFH Il. over Ar 4lt
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Flein Naiional Watch Oolapany's mase.
0,~l 80 used bat alilt viii he Stad al it,crai
/ discount Inquire al IflEGKAM HERALD office
I , ..,. .,.,....,... ,.,,, .,..,t 800.
/ I'oh Sail vh nam tyh ~. a ga AL. - sa IN
With good ihu- and uiillliAesi 800 hafo
shnr- end ioine 4 20 ii bushes near city Is.ar
health TIE reason fof selling Euaulre ~ T. a
Tower SO 3, CANA ~ Roaiu O. 81
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| Ancean Moatoalm. Missaukee osssgo i.ele
/ raw ana Kent counties Houses aud llts aud
,@,.,,i -. ~ e,ra,5 Raf,,a, Defr,if Wysndsr,f
! Kalamazoo GFvenNille Mich and iu Maisrloo.
| Ind Also lands 60 exchange ior tify pruptr.N
I here Vacant luls fnlm si5i up some very
I desirable bargains. oCean steamship tckeis al
10" eis .algs ~. IT, =, ~ a,'s
1, = W 49,. ~, 81
'7'-' - y
NOR sALE-HGkSE. COW AND HOUSE AND
ios oil s.si'-s'' ii,s ,.l ~ sq ~, az
/ e,,s-tsr -, - a,,1f h.. b.,r Ann1x Al lfrs
/ ss.aileIs ss, .'i - an "a" 'e ''"' Nffs " "a
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eggs from prize winning birds al = per setting
Two Tor .. : =. Hoh4Hiee "iaiu hhi4os
t,OR sAIF-oI u DFSTABIISHFp WHO'LL .FSkIF
aud retail millinery and fancy good bsines' g.
-hANhcsi snow CASES ahd every thHs onAl zee
inquire az 44 Moufpt-0t., piana AalHrls' MlDA. ''
rNoR sarr coon HofreF RARN lot 4F
/ L tr,i, - 80 - eh,..,. n s,ls ,ere
| machines shgf.er taueut machine and boring
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

The Chicago Tunes SUSPECTS that Miss
foIsoa Is the long .ost star eyed goddess
II reform. Tho fumes is still conducted
BY " r. SroEzl. does the ghost of shs
old editor mean % insiuuats that OBovEa
neo,a relormiags
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

Booming the Handsaw Business.
The fact that Mr. Charles +. Courtney is
going 10 coach the Cornell crew this season
is likely 10 create a boom in the hanc-saw
business - Philadelphia Press.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

The largest store. the iarsesg stoes the
largest business enablos us 10 seli al kinos
Of Dry Goods. silks. Dress Goods Domestic
Goods. Carpets. Draperies and all Kinds oi
Curtain Materials al much less prices iaan
can 10 obtained eisew here.
SPRiAo 4 CoNFAN1.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

IS Charles Covsy. ate IF The stat If the
Chs aeo Tmes. has joined the TEfFessw-
HsRtIn force and the merr bsnfS ~ Grand
Rapids may expect 60 meet bin pith hecom
i1z regularity hereafter. Mr C0vev has bad
MANY wears experience with the hest p0bf-
cations To- America saCh a. the Csattrv
magazine. Ls-s ani the Chicago Dq1y Nsr,
We hespesk fIr him the kindly considers.
tion ~ fhe hain@ss men ~ Grand Bapids
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

he bid f3f tha enlargement % the
White House Is explained Ms foLsoa
explains h.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

AgAx dsdsd las lightning. baf GAS
LAxD ,islee pan--ieefr.ciry.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

y aye sf the n 1sfam have nn6ouares8i ie
heeU afrrs. TEA hv the wouderf1i skiN Shown
hV fsese eerp sut there is o0 sEh hinrn
sr1 rn ss.e sf Arthur Mazs 81 Cos stores
sn1 = ~nrfh i7rfSfer-sr- arflctcs r.arf-
ee ~ them ai-eff erofs 5arsn - muth E great
er heaurv snd merit and Nbth can -
bcrigar af 6zures eSs taar ereF 1tferas -
fore fr nl ~ szair ~ rte stock pr~i
rrair nol ne ~ SAFE sfrer Nav Psrfies
wishing rco6s of fh1s character Ell zee the
1eFsesstg rf ir1r1eei ieselv awaiting them
selves 90 .4s erucrFrnfy
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
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. Corseis, etc.
SPRING & CONPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
AGENTS HfNTED.
sTTUATTONs WANTED.

WANTED A SITUATION BY A sTENo-
W graphef and type writer one hundred and
twenty words minute. Reference given. Ad-
dre.s J. Telegram Herald Office 81
SITJAIION WANTED-AS FORFMAN ~ TIN
= and sheet iron department 81 a hrf -ciass
hardware and stove store. ty thorough and
competent man Address. Sheet Meta Norkcr
J. % BaN 30. CITY ai
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
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 MS,
stating as near as may be your wants.
Samples of any kind of dry goods will be
forwarded you by arst mail Make your SEE
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., 1886-04-22

al trains usn ou cliy lilit pAieh is Central
standard iinls.
schedule IA en..os 81, 8 lss5 al trslus dsils
t&Cela SiaasY
tsauE NssTfh
auiRe Leave
IraNorst lliy-...... ~ n
1Faserss tats a Naakman e.t Ia ia ~ q m
Prom Cincinnati. ttN
Iraterse Gas a AaUkll.ku 4lN = m tua y nl
Train leaving ai ls bal. hss chair car attached.
ll 81 q IA tFaiU has CHAIR olr iaf MaskiiaN CTS
$3.50 I usin las sleeping alia chair een iof
AaCkiuHN CIV
tsoiuE ~seth.
arrive IosRt
Far Cincinnati 30 AL
For fari Natnt ald las 1HWaw Ii.t e
fof Cincinnati tut Fm $50 IA
frHM Traverse tIit lN'H
os ! m Train has sleffiHt csf fuf liufi uaN
hii j. u tralu fuuntIis al halaulasbu fll tAtic
Greek Jackson lssToii AND laIad.ai Issalstt 81
riNina Gi peiulil ui ~ .. b
Through ltkels Dnd mA ini1ruallnu car ie
bad hy lt Iiue rI.1s A AIule ais tlrAri afont 81
depot oT eeo Muurau. uian IlcAet Agent a.
NouTse Street i 4. ins Neeu.
6enera fasscnfsr ana Picked Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
eeLNONT,s CONsuLAR eILL

Perhaps, after ali, young PERR5 BEL
MONT Ia going to vindicste his appoint
ment As chairman Of the Committee on
Foreign Affairs. "A examination Of the
principal provisions OF Mr.. BELMoST's
plan 20 re-orgsniza the Consular system,
"a they are presented IN a synopsis Of the
bilf. xivas tia impression that the plan
meets loug- -existiay II not a 'loug- felt"
want. The main feature Of the bill is the
placing of the entire Consular service
upon a salary basis. Il cannot % denied
that there's is temptation 10 great abuses
IN the present tee system among our
Con usuls. A Consul ia Eoxlsnd compen-
ssted by lees. -. for example.
permitted TO retain from his
fess not % exceed 1880 FOR
salsry. not to exceed 800 'or Office rent.
and an additional sum a. ba determi0ed
by the Secretary Of State, for clerk hire
n the fees fall short 0f an amount suffi-
cieDt to cover All these sums the Consll
- che loser. There Is. therefore. the
strongest temptation tO encourage the
patronage ~ shipping merchants by be-
iug ienient with them. The sdvsats -.
on this account. of having the Office =
5slsried one Is apparent The Consul
Won 4 be independent - shippers and
wo1id - In a position ~ eompel them 20
y--a honest fsvniraa Il - haifavaH that
the added revenues would nearly. or
l1te pay the expenses ~ the Consular
service
II r - H.. .s- -
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

The statement made by the Springfield
Rspu6hsaa that al M0rmons are das-
tardly cowarls .s denied by Salt Lake
paper. lnasmach a. Mormon Is brave
enough 30 live with ten wives tho denial
- probably correct.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
Michigan & Ohio.

PkSsENCFH TIME TABLE
1S uFFw eDfEsHfh 1ssf
Short lfuc snd Throagh foarhfe o. e.d Rapids
Holland ga haven. NueFeeon and Fisfii usier
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

The office of L. b. ALDRIcH, editor Of
the dfiaaf.c Monthly oyerlOoks bury
ing ground. From some Of the articles
appearing IN the Atlantic We are lead to
b.,lieve that the departed have occasion
ally contributed. notwithstanding Mr.
ALDRcH's statement that hrs neighbors
never gave him any manuscripts.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22
HISCTTIfNEOTs.

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for sl.e' Jess Than it "ss ever offered tFiona
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Ave
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viii gold co'H attached The uvuef can have it
hy proving property and payine sfpense Of so
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ftilhfu block Mafrr'eg "a s. s. ArfisfiaI
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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-22

Mr. HzNaI WAFFEssoN announces bis
intention Of sailing for Europe May l.
Mr. WtrrERsoS better taks bis star eyed
goddess along FOR ~ are very much
afraid that Ms P0sfrnistress THOMPSON
vii eat Der ont AZ Louisville.