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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

Ed. Lowe is in Muskegon.
Hon. Geo. \. Sayidge, of Detroit, is in the
city.
Henry F. Walsh has returned from trip
10 New York.
Miss Eliza Blaine left today to visit
friends in Dakota.
cation spent IN Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. w. Gay and daughter
Miss Gertrude, have gone East.
Mr.. Anna Lawton. Of Coopersville. is
visiting J. W. Phillips, of Scribner-st.
d. H. Hollister and his mother will
make a tour of Chicago, Dakota ana Iowa.
Messrs George Haney and Frank Hine
have returned from a few days visit in De
trOif.
DR.. ". H. Ross left last night on busi-
ness trip 20 Chicago. He will return Satur-
day
Col. II. II. Gin. Of Hastings. is the guest
Of Maj. g. b. Wright al the Bridge Street
House.
Anthony Cook, Of st Johns. and a coun-
sellCr of the D. q. II. & NJ. Railroad. is in
the city.
J. NJ. IAmos Of Great Falls. y H.. is
The guest Of his brother, H. A. Lamos, Of
Madison-ave.
Mrs. J. c. Buchanan and her sister. Nrs
Robinson. Of MateItown, \. y. are visiting
Ia Joliet III.
Congressman Comstock and wife len last
nighf fa New Mexico on combined pleas
ure and business Trip.
IL Judkins has been appointed station
agent At Nancei0ns on the = Il & T. ~
place n n. l.. Fuller
J ~ lee. of The Fountsin Spring Hotel.
Waukeshs. Wis. and the Everett, Jsck SON.
vile Fls.. is in the citv.
Mr. and Mrs ! y L7uckes returned
bone Yesterday from the oiiaws, after an
absence of three months
Mrs Lydia Vsn Eoep ieii fo7 Aan Afbor
Fssferav - receive medlcal SOD Surgical
treatment i0r ~ opthalmiC 8iteuitT
II Charlton. TIE archisect. has removed
permanently 81 NH SsLkee He iesres the
% sFssb-ia Noue Baaf Hosse 81 = sample q
bis srt
Il is snaoun fhsl TIE marriage -
Naa~ee Trs1sh Vhs has iast re-arae3
frra ftsa. pHl take s8eee if Ilef<rfst.ef
The ad1 .s Aiss Ire1sa 81 Ner Earx
Nrs r ~ Deseit. saagnafsrssd IT, hsr
n-r ard her stsfef h7rs E = Faef-
snser 81 N1ssezaa hsve raae - Ro1t.es-
ief. = f8r no-shs els.t Tih rs.atIFes
1alrs Bsaeu. - the Bsar5 ~ Nsrsxs-s
a. see Snl4,ers Hs anl NJ fsm me-.
5aa tf F9 Esrs 6f8rs oa - fae Harae
see sas b1z xiib Ms7F ianE resrsT
sag.
1ska j. Psr. II Ee . q 81 kM
rg 81 hss -efrea htess frsa = ri.f
r'h reiaiVes ir kf9a. ettt his sister
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

reaae5y IS purely feeetatls and positively 40
1s,iateS of t8isons are u>a1 Ia lis csail.fsi-
lleu. be Eetefs rs g. the testimonials -
Ms II Aoaie e. 10 Denis ksq 8ua
" keckse 4l 81 tie citg ef t4ckssn. and
t1e said testimonials can 81 t3lna "a lheif
p4ulp1let. terlais4iy thes are marvellous
clres and aTe endorsed ws ses ~ n 4
Thompson, PRESIDENT 20 she Jackson Csig
Bank. ang aise ffank L. Smilh, "a fae-l-
eer oi Iae state Legislature.
A Coed Record
The Domestic sewing Machine Comfany
have reeslFei the aliy premiums awarded
o. any sewing nae1ius company b. tAr
MICHIGAN Stale k~ir Saeiety ias the past
three years
The Wendrous EsaoPls
is lhe response III ali Who Ylex iae
Ieiaplsof Ansic jasi 81 ths lefl of Ari Hall
II Is far superior % tue sfrasburg clock and
must os seen - be appreciated.
Splendid Horse.
That is the verdict of every good Judge of
horse nesh which sie4s 4 Il X 1rtianaers
~fairiaWn Medium. The horse Is the
finest ever seen in the Northwest and n0
farmer ~ stock raiser should fail 10 see him
or his colts.
a stslser Attraction.
The Star Clothing Honse with iis usual
enIefuylse, has grand exhibition az what
can he done ia tte clothing line The
finest merchant tailoring goods ahu ready
made clothing are shown IA the northwest
corner OF the center II Ar Hall such
chance 10 view me clothing viii, ia ali
probability, never again be afforded the
citzers Of Western Michigan, unless The
same arm duplicates lis present exhibit.
Elegant Monuments.
Between the grand stand and the general
entrance - situated the grand exhibit of
Marble and Granite Monuments OF Alex
ander Mstheson Included IA the exhibit
is fine display Of cut building stone. The
monuments are maryeis Of beauty and
well worthy of anyones attention All
who visit the fair should see the exc ilency
of the exhibit
Rubber stamps.
B. ] Bullard & Son have a grand display
OF rubber stamps, weather strips, etc, in
Agricultural Hall, and is well worthy The
examination OF all visitors.
Boots aad shoes.
The Chicago Boot and Shoe Co, Of No. y
Canai-st. are keeping up the reputation of
the Valley City for fine footwear. The
exhibition on the Fair Grounds will show
what can be done by an enierprising firm.
and one v hich tries 10 do for It's customers
as they would be done by. No Fair visitor
should iail 10 view the exhibit.
Good Record.
The Domestic Sewing Machine Company
have received the only premiums awarded to
any sewing machine company by the Mlchi-
gan State Fair Society for the past three
years.
The Big aud Little.
The Giant and Dwarf horses created a
1.
and were the center of attraction TO all
| visitors.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

Peter D0r~n and Aaron farasr 30 Hantins
a splAsA aud GuIEis.


a splash sad euTgis.
Peter Doraa aud his friend A b Turner.
Of the ksgle. returned yesterday morning
ffom hunting tsip down the kalamazoo
River. Last Saturday morning the gentle
men embarked al T. ain vel ana before dark
reached AliegAn. mailing ihe tfip ia al
open boat Ca sunday mornlne lAe hun
ters launched Ihsaf bar4Gr and ia short
time canle 10 rapids, which they concluded
10 run. Now The editor SAT Ia tie bow and
Peter piled paddle la tie stern Ahead
OF The boat was large branch, which
luited out ia such manner a. 90 neCeSsl-
tate vigorous muscular exefiion Oh Peter :
pari 10 AVOID collision. Bat he thought
n he should lei the Ooat drift 0n and push
the branch aside with his hand al the
proper moment, all would be well The
Doal glided on and out went Peters hand
The next moment there was apiash and =
gurgie. and Mr.. Turner hoated on down the
stream ali alone. Peter swan for the
branch, seized IL. and cra~ied Out of The
water. lie then yelled 10 his comraGe. " ho
had uriited on, unconscious of m.shap.
Mr. Turner picked up Peters hag and pad
die, and then The two made their way TO q
farm house. who're the willy politician sal
clothed Ia agresiic babiliments for long.
weary hours, while the Kalamazoo river
water was eyap0rated from hls clothing
The journey was continued, however, and
several ducks, squirrels aud pagridges are
shown as trophies.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
A NEW CONFI0eNCe SCHEME.
The District Telegraph system Used To Aid
the RascaIs.


the Rascals.
The District Telegraph and messenger boy ser
vice has been put 70 a new use-that of defraud
ing people, and no little credit is due the sharper
who invented the scheme which i likely 10 be as
beeu here. Tuesday afternoon a message boy
was called 20 Thomas :. treeman's residence ON
PrOspect-st. The boy went 70 the house and was
told that no call had been made but on his return
10 the Office as he was passing Mrs. Z. Fulleys
residence on Fult0nst. man stopped him
and asked him il he was not the
boy called. He replied that he was and the an
known after making some remarks on the boys
hardness, handed him a letter, telling hing 10 20
70 bemis bros grocery and return al once. The
boy followed the directions and Went to the
grocery, giving Mr. Bemis the following forged
note:
''Nessrs Bemis Bros-GENTs: win you kindly
send the Cash for the enclosed check. one of the
members of my family has been very suddenly
trouble You. Hoping you can accommodate me,
remain yOurs, etc.
THOMAS 8 FREEMAN"
The enclosed check. also forged, was for $50
and nothing wrong being suspected. the money
was sent requested
The same man tried in the same manner to
defraud Herrick a Randall Tuesday evening,
but was not so successful A messenger
was called at Chrles d Lyons residence and WAS
met by a well dressed man in front oi il who gave
him note 10 carry 10 HerricK q Randall gro
cery store on MOnrOe-st. The forged note WIS
signed by Mr.. Lyons name and contained a
check for S75 signed Eaton x Lyon" il asked
10 have the check cashed all the banks were
closed and stated that Mr. Lyon was III urgent
need of the money. fortunstely Messrs. Herrick
& Randall could not supply the Necessary funds
and the boy returned the answer to the strange
man who walked away displeaSed In both cases
the boy could give no description OF tho man be-
cause OF the darkness Superintendent Perry
wishes 10 warn citizens against such sbarpers, of
whom there are quite number VA the city.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
VISITORS Al TIE FAls.
Purchasing Tickets at Redmond's- The
eala of Iickels RapIaIx CInsinc


The large sale of tickets at Redmond's
still continues. and increases daily. Since
the reduction of price 10 s. for tickets
every body is taking advantage aud buying
freely, knowing that "A ticket bought At such
price is really worth three times that sum
As large number of prominent citizens are
forming pooi-whicn has airea IS exceeded
the largest pool yet together
with mail orders from this and other States
the management expects 10 soon close out
his remaining unsold tickets. which has
been his aim from the first. II is well to
state 10 all anticipating purchasing tickets.
that prices will advance when the commit
tee again resumes drawing. should there be
any left for sale. But 5000 tickets remain
IN the wheel, and when the drawing again
commences Il Will be but a short time until
the enterprise Is brought 10 a close, and the
new owner of this valuable property will
be known 10 all.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

The young men of today who expect 20
become the solid business men Of the
country can secure the best practical bnsi-
ness education by attending the Grand
Rapids BUSINESS College. A diploma from
that institution can be had only by hard
study and application; but once secured,
opens the best possible avenues for success.
The graduates OF this schoO are known ia
nearly every leading business enterprise in
the country The Standard. Chic1go.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
TELEGRAM-HERALD
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.l -le -4perol Court tlis Ai114-ils
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oI fe'i-aliftri AUS 1es.e-'ias ailei-H'
The calender for the September term OF
The lireall Court Eili oe ISSUED ia a le~
days Business commences next Monday.
Ban 0rmona 4 driver Tor the American
Express Company took vacation Of
couple ~ days Ls0 weeks alC, and has nor
oeel nrard oi since
NasrheW. tha colorea man held for
rsnrl-r - vf-ife.l b. his slfe. whom he
deserted lssl Spring. az the Jal yesterday.
30 tears were sned
fh.re ,viu b4 a meeting on Saturday
nirar ~ he resltlenes of K Il. Loomis. No
lgs Barclaq 81 Tor all Who are interested
iu developing a knowledge of sten0grapny
Prof W--t Clock the state PhrenoIo-
zisfi has asain struck tae city and IS ready
h. enHshten TIE politicians as 20 how tue
elections sill 20 oy examining their crani-
ums-
Emma b Kuiean has commenced pro-
eeg.f,a.,,. f8r divorce ia the superior Court
from bsr husband. Chas. " kiliean. In
BaeEtv and uItreatmsut is the alleged
aAHtrE
TxoHftfe b9ys we're run down By fast
driver eo C.ueau Place last evening. and
n.r~,ygIv --c.a.8 bern, tranpled bv the
hor,e ana buasFv They escaped with few
bruises.
Ts.t ni,ht ,xas The fest nis-ht that looked
.ngrhin.- lEe ~, Fai- A. ~ hotels were
.li ..G -,l.s,f 80 ~ .tre..f. ,xers ,rowded
wifh oei~strians. many OF them Oeing
,tr,nsers
The ladies who drew the premiums
awarded by 4. h. Andrews & Co. at the
az xtW -eceiva their cash BY calling AZ
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

Joe. Harrison, of the Security Storage
Company, on Huron-st., created quite a
sensation yesterday with the immense new
wagon which bears an advertisement of his
business and the name of l.. b. Smith. the
furniture mover who has come from Detroit
10 do business here.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
The Whale.

Do not think We have the only whale,
bat call and see our unusual large display
Of Sea and Lake FISH, We have the largest
stock in the city. To prove this assertion
call in and see for yourself We sell the
celebrated York River solid foil cans Of
oysters no slopsl A trial will convince
YOU We are right. b. +. EMERY.
Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

There will be Prohibition club meeting
at W. c. r. t. hall Pearl 81. THURSDAY
evening. at 7.s5 sharp. TO reoreanize and
elect new officers. Everybody is invited.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

Nou are invited 10 call ai Jackson 5
Photo Gallery and examine The new style
portrait Permanent tromioe enlargeueufs
for large size portraits. they excel anything
vet produced q d JACKe0s.
Photographers. Jos Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

Mrs. F. L. Yale having returned from
New York with Fall and Winter STYLES
would be pleased TO see her old customers
and a. many new ones as favor her with a
cali, al her Dressmakiug Parlors. Jos Mon
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

We are the Little Star, opposite the Bic
Star-our number is 81 Canal-st--our name
the Baltimore Oyster House-the only one
in the city. We sell fish. Baltimore oysters.
clans, etc, both wholesale and retail and
B. +. EMERY,
is tho nnnagar
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

WAsHISGroN, Sept. 2S.-For Michigan.
generally lair weather. nearly stationary
temperature; variable winds, generally
caSteriv
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

Permanent bromide eniargemeDts. call
and see them. ai JacksDns Photo Gallery
lu3 MonrOe-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

Cole Brothers viii present any lady buy
ing Of them nice pair - s. kid boots 81
upvaras with pair of Grst quality rub
bers Remember Cole Brothers. 81 Mon
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

Fine cabinet photographs 81 T.ef dozen a.
Minklers gallery for - DAYS e. - Canal
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

For large size portraits the Permanent
bromide Enlargement csnnef be- e1ceiled
Call and SO them.
b j. f.rFsss.
lo5 Noarpe ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

80 gnoss best Playing CArds leach per ssll.-.. o3
Any of the above named articles sent by
mail by adding the oost of the Postage
All Goods carefully packed and scnt Go
any address
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

Ns no~e snasrr-sex se5 ene-setsr c.t.
gen rsssss- IL sse Fksg Cise taaa NJ.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
NlTS AID NlTTINGS |
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Ke se tesseue-ters fof everything in
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-10-08
Another Good Farmer Recommends
ReckOrd's Fertilizers.

HARTFORD Co, September I'd, 1856.
MeSSTS. Henry Reck0rd d Sons.
DEAR SIRs In regard TO our use of your fer
tilizers, we will say: We have used many tons
of 1t and it always gave entire satisfaction
used this spring your Soft Bone on potatoes,
along side of stable manure, at rate 500 to acre,
and we raised 450 bushels to the acre on that
which we put the Soft Bone, which was in excess
of what we got when manure was used, and we
picked out of the lot AZ potatoes which weighed a
bushel. They were of the pride of the Valley
variety, and we sold them for seed, and in every
instance recommended your fertilizer to parties
buying of us as the best for them to use.
Yours, truly
MICHAEL e. PUE & Son,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-10-08
Full Blood and Thoroughbred.

In popular language the terms are synony-
nous. When used in reference to horses,
there is a wel-detined difference between
them which it would argue ignorance to
neglect. Some writers seek to establish diff
ference also, when they are used in relation
to sheep, and in this way A full-blood is
one in whose veins there is no admixture or
strain of any other blood but the Spanish,
while thoroughbred, is all that and some
thing more A sheep may be full-blood (pure-
blood would be better term,) and yet be so
deficient in form or fleece, as to be unfit for
u breeder. But thoroughbred is the out
come of long line of ancestors, which, be-
ginning with pure blood, have been so con-
summately nodded by man to a special pur-
pose, that this last and finished product is, so
to speak, incapable of begetting or bearing
progeny different from ITSELF While these
ought to be, and with accurate men are, the
definition of the two terms, in popular usage
they are not, and are constantly misappled
All lions, all tigers, all animals in state of
nature are ful-bloods, purebloods, average
types of their respective races but not all
of them are thoroughbreds; that is, not all of
them are so even in all their qualities, and SO
sound in their constitutions, as to be able to
produce progeny up to the level of the race
standard. They are weeded out by natural
selection; they are Informed, or weak, or
lacking in cunning, and they perish in the
struggle for life, leaving the best individuals
behind to perpetuate the race. Under state
of domestcation in which man seeks to pre-
serve all the individuals, good and poor he
must himself conduct this selection of his
breeders. -American Agr1cuItUrtSt
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-10-08
Eyes, my child; Weddingsday was pu,
Immediately after Chooseday on purpose

-Fogg-"I heard pretty compliment for
You the other day." Mrs. Passay-"Indeed
May ask what it was ?" Fogg-"I heard
some one say how pretty you used to be-"
Mrs. Passy-"Used to be Do you call that
compliment? call it an obituary notice"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-10-08
ReckOrd's Compound for Wheat the
Hest.
.Nessrs. Henry Reckord d; Sons

In answer to your enquiry of your fertilizer
which have used, would say that four years
ago used your Compound along side of four
different grades and marked them all to them
selves, and yours proved so much better than any
of the rest of them that abandoned all but yours
Your books will show an increase of orders from
four tons to ten tons, and want an increase to
fifteen tons next season. | have got the best
crop this season / ever had.
Yours, very respectfully,
Jos. W. ARCHER.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-10-08

Pa" inquired little boy, "if you can
say that people run for Office why can't you
say people walk for office ?" Because they
are in too big a hurry to walk" exclaimed
the intelligent father.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-10-08

by Jove" exclaimed Harry, "look at that
girl She's the picture of health !" Said Dick
who had learned to discriminate between ma
ture and art, "a picture of health A paint
ing you mean"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-10-08
ReckOrd's Fertilizers Produce Grain
and Grass.
WILMA. Harford Co.,. AUGUST hmm 1ssG

WILMA, Hartford Co., August 10th, 1885,
1feSSrS. Henry Reckord d Sons:
DEAR SIRs: have used your Fertilizers for
anumber OF years, and it affords me much pleas
ure to say that it pays me better than anything
L can use. 1t has not only produced good crops
of grain and grass for me, but has greatly I'M
proved my land. | shall use it this fall on my
Wheat. Yours, respectfully,
j. HI. MIDDENDORFF
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-10-08

1t is curious fact that the sun never
shines so hot on the baseball grounds as it
does on the harvest field.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-10-08

Ponds Extract used for the past Forty
years by Physicians Of all Schools, for Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia Aches, Piles and Henorrhages.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-10-08
The Egis & Intelligencer
Bel Air, Md, October s, 1886.
HNGENIOUIS

The following verses were written by
Arthur O'Connor, the celebrated Irish Patriot
and distributed by him, on his way to con-
tinement in Fort George, Scotland, 1898:
The pomp of courts, and pride of kings,
prize above all earthly things;
love my country, but my king
Above all men, his praise l sing.
The royal banners are displayed
And my success, the standard aid.
fain would Danish far from hence
The Rights of Man and Common Sense,
Confusion to his odous reign,
That foes to princes, Thomas Paine!
Defeat and ruin seize the cause
OF France, its liberties and laws!
Nothing Objectionable is here obvious to
the reader, but to learn the real sentiments of
the writer, we must take the first line of the
first stanza, and next the first line of second
stanza, then the I'd line of first and I'd line
ofsecond, and so on alternately. Thus we
find sedition in what at first appears to be
LOYALTY
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-10-08

"A shining example to indoent boys
The bootblack.
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Bradbupy's Patent Iron Paint.
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Any desired tint made to order.
The residence of DR.. VIM. S. Richardson, in
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Bradbury's Patent Iron Paint. and the undersign-
the paint
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PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER
3OJu Bel Air, Md
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