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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-01
Don't Bandage Sore Eyes.

The custom, prevalent among physicians
as well as the laity, of tightly bandaging or
tying up the eye as soon as it becomes in
famed or sore is a bad one. The effect upon
the eye is bad 1t precludes the free access
and beneficial effects Of the cool air, and at
the same time prevents or greatly retards the
free egress of the hot tears and morbid secre-
tons Of the infamed conjunctiva or cornea,
or both. In those cases too, where foreign
substance has got into the eye, the bandage
(which is usually clapped on the first thing,
presses the lids more closely against the ball
and thus increases the pain and discomfort
by augmenting the decorations caused by the
foreign body This cannot fail to be harm
full In those cases where the light is painful
adjust over the organ neatly fitting shade,
which, while it excludes the light, allows the
free access of air.-New Orleans Times Demo-
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-01
More Discrimination in Art.

Is the long established love for painting
and statuary doomed to extinctionl Ii not,
why are pictures no longer bringing the high
prices that they didi And why are the houses
Of the better sort SO chary OF such decora-
tionsl 1t is getting to be the custom to con-
fine pictures to the halls and stairways and
library Those who can afford picture CALLER
les are a small proportion Of the population,
and extravaganza OUTLAWS by the wealthy in
that direction are less than fifty years ago.
Old line engravings have had rage, followed
by the greatest popularity of etchings. The
taste of the educated public still leans in this
direction. The change in fashion has fol-
lowed, doubtless, an increased aesthetic edu-
cation of the people, leading to more discrlm-
nation in art. At all events, it is no longer
the fashion to swing all over the walls Of a
house pictures of only moderate merit or no
merit at au-Globe- Democrat.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-01
This l. q Cow"

A COW is an animal with four legs on the
under side. The tail is longer than the legs,
but is not used to stand on. The COW kills
flies with its tail. A COW has big years that
wiggles on hinges; so does their tail The
cow is bigger than the calf, but not SO big as
an elephant. She is made so small that she
can go in the barn when nobody is looking.
Some COWS are black, and some hook. A dog
was hooked once. She tossed the dog that
worried the cat that killed the rat. Black
cows give white milk; SO do other cows.
Milkmen sell milk to buy their little girls
dresses, which they put in water and chalk.
Cows chew cuds, and each finds its own
nhaw. That is all there Is about cows
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-01
ADVICE TO AUTHORS.
BID Nye Gives q Few Points-His Back
CANNON History.

CANNON History.
The following letter, written in q nervous,
cramped hand, On an empty stomach, with
red ink, was received some months ago, but
politics and other matters Of greater import
ance, yielding more money than literature,
have crowded out an earlier reply. do not
use the full name, which Is that Of young
woman, judge AT least, her first name is
Jennie, and, as nearly as one may be able to
approximate ones age BIZ simply knowing
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-01
A Change In Appetite.

'rala," said Bobby, cant have some pep
permint tea before I 60 to bedr
Certainly you can, Bobby. The doctor
says you can have all you want It viii do
you lots Of good"
well, ma continued Bobby, after .
thoughtful pause, why can't have some
thing else TO drink to-nightr'-Nsw York
SIM
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-01
A DiScriminatiy Taste.

Tom was reading book in which each
chapter was headed by a quotation from
some poet. Many of these quotations were
marked Shakespeare" and others ''Old Bal
lad" These scraps of poetry interested Tom
greatly, and he remarked that ''Shake-
speare could beat Old Ballad writing all to
pieces" thereby showing that his discrimi-
nation was ahead of his information.-New
York World
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-01

A man recently found dead N Indiana bad
an uncomfortable mania for stealing womens
shoes, and no less than City pairs were found
in his hat He was what might be appso-
priasely called pretty Flow down. thiet. In
The clas Of criminals, be went 70 tie foot
every time HanA
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-01

Maud (who has answered the door bell her
selD-George, you must not come into this
house tonight If you love me- darling, fly
at once and do not let my father discover
your presence.
George (tragicaIy)-Oh, Maud, my darling!
What serpent has entered our Eden to wreck
our happinessl Speak, girl, speak,
Maud (tearfully)-Father has just come
home with the gas bilL-Loweu Citizen.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-01
BENTON'S HAIR GROWER.


All who are BALD. all who are becoming BALD.
all who do not want to be BALD. all who are
troubled with DANDRUFF, or ITCHING Of the
scalp. should use Benton's Hair Grower. Eighty
per cent OF those using it nave grown hair II
never fails TO stop the hair from falling. Through
sickness and fevers the hair sometimes falls OF in
short time and although the person may have
manned bald FOR years. IL , GU use Benton's Hair
Grower according 10 directions ysa are OF a
growth OF hair. IN hundreds OF cases we have pro-
duced good growth OF hair on those who have
been bald and glazed for years We have fully sub
Stimulated the following facts:
We grow hair in every case; no matter how long
bald.
Unlike other preparations. II contains no sugar
Of cad. or vegetable, or mineral poisons
II Is specific for falling basr. dandruc. an
itching Of the scalp
The Hair Or over is hair food and It's con- posi-
ton Is almost exactly Ike the oil which supplies
tie hair with its vitality
If your druggists have no; got il; We viii send /.
prelad Oh receipt OF price. sl-m Sold By
HErTINGER BROS and
IS ALDElcH 4 BROWN, Wichita, Haa
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-01

A BaxnstormeF In Summer.
rs Mr.. StaSestruck, the actor, natural.
istr
NO"
"But what. then, II be doing with that mi-
coscopef
HE is searching for last seasons salary
Yankee Blade.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Judge WALLACE. OF the United States
Circuit foe the Southern District OF
New York, hss decided that the import
Asion sf . clergyman under contract - 8
violation OK the law. The case IN the
court was that Of Rsv. Dir. WARRgS, the
Englishrsn engaged 70 Be pastor of
Holy Trinity church, New York. The
Judge holds ttat the church should pay
shs Zoe Of sl.o00 imposed By the law
sgsinst tho importation OF contract labor.
Tho lsw Is very PLAN and the Judge
could not have decided otherwise. From
It's proyisioos actors, SINCERE and lsctur-
srs ara expressly exempted. but ro'
preachers PsopIs may Ike the law sa il
stands or they may not He il, but there
II no use disputs1g that there 9 IS aud
thas u hss got 10 90 obsyed Fortunately
American churches do not often send 10
Englsnd FOR pastors aud nsver need to do
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
A Iiftln Prrxlous.

A couple from across the border cams
20 the city yesterday and stepped at one
Of the best hotels The young lady was
plainly but neatly dressed and was a
handsome erunetta The young man
stepped up TO the clerk after having
escorted tf, lady 20 the parlor. and asked
where be could End . minister. a. be
wanted 70 get 'spliced- Upon being In
formed the clerk handed him the pen 70
register
Il donr want 70 register now. said the
young nan. wait until after ue get
married. then can write It Mr. and Mrs
That dour make any difference. said
tae clerk. as long as you are going to
get married
Tie youthful swain stepped up 20 the
dosk. took the pen. looked 1t over CAREFUL =
and then AZ shs register His face grev
red. and De hesitatingiy inscribed Joseph
Link upon one line. and upon the next.
Mrs. Lotta link. al OF Scranton.
II wonder what she wouid say II she
knsv it. be said IN an swestruck voice.
sod than hurried out in search os clergy
man The Inscription was soon legaj'zed
Binrhartou Republican
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Rsg Dr. RAiEssoaD. Of the fashionable
shareh of Sk Gsorgs. Nav YORK City. hss
ocsssionsd . little sensation bs nosiee
which hs gave cut from his pulpit. he
spoks u tns ises that his wealthy par
1hiODsrs we're sbout 10 betaks tnsm-
selves 70 shs 5ammsr resorts for The
ss.son. and would lssss their city homes
vacant tili ths FalL Hs nexl referred to
shs fssE that many needy people IN MS
pafish would be compelled during the
hsatsd term 10 i've IN narrow and un-
wholesome tenement quarters. for which
they would pay heavy rsnts. he then
proposed thai The ricb, during thsir ao-
ssnce from town. should permit the needy
10 ind shsltsr IN thar vacant houses.
he SAID tLas hs c0uld procure honest
families ~ occupy every one OF these
houses; that tho temporary occupants
would protect and care for the premises
ard fha, be himself would become per
sonaliy rsspoossbls for the good eonduci
Of al needy families whose names Dc
might furnish 10 those wiling 10 accom-
modafs than.
IL you'd seem that such proposisicr
would b accepted by both rica and
poors-excsps thoss OF ths sormsr whs
have isnsmsnis Cor rent The scheme n
one. TOO. which could bs put in operation
in Grand Rapids a. well as IN Nss
YORK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
IDEAS FOR DRESS
Enrlish crepe Il no lonrer the exclnsivs

English crepe Is no longer the exclusive
trimming for mourning attire, many good
dressmakers prefcrring folds of the gown
stuff. mixed with dun jet and Iusterless
ribbon
Clustered rows Of ribbon. or ribbon like
braid, are seen above the hens Of many new
gowns, while clustered tucks with ribbon
between, fairly run riot in the bodices OF the
summer.
Mourning bonnets. no matter what their
fabric. are more trimmed than was once
good form. and the veils very much shorter,
and arranged in n way that, to say the least,
has a hint Of possible consolation.
Nuns Yelling. with selvage from one to
three inches wide. Is the best stuff tor a sum-
mer mourning street suit. while for evening
WEAR serge rl-sbed Brussels net in many lay
era. with folds and side plating. IL the cor
rect wear.
For summer riding London again sane
tious the psqus tacket buttoned once over a
looss shirt, and with a seifY tie matching the
hair line Of color in the JACKET with which
the Jockey cap rsuss take the place Of tho
high haa
The empire coat has limitations II can
ouly Be worn OF women with fine figures and
what Worth credits 20 all American women
The aTt OK knowing how 20 wear clothes
Al east 50 say . very hlgh aut thorfy Lhis
sacse rbe water
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

A drummer from Nsw York took the
elevator 70 the ffth story of Duluth
wholesale house and -alked into The Office
where one Of the proprietors vas b1sy AZ
his desk The drummer vzs Informed
that the house needed nothing In his Ene.
but be persisted ia opening bis sample
BAG and making himself the Sause %
much distress. when finally the eursT-d
proprieeor kicked him down tie fTst fight
% stairs Al suVlove observing his
rode of descent repeated the dose With
ike sfTscs, and IL vss Gissoed I'll the
drummer fouad himself on the csErbstore
snd unuphoistered hiehvsy shaking
himself be lockesi bsck over the course of
events and e;arulsssd. veil dot so =
great establishment ] dent know dsre
eerticrlsr Ene 81 psshness. bit 1ins eoot-
sess. What system -Ezchsnga
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
Real Estate--C0untry

NOR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF Sz
IL acres, with frame house, one mile end a
quarter from Hsll-st. Apply al MIS- j. q. Walk.
ers. Il South Division-st. l2stf
NOR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGED FOR CITY
L real estate, forty acres, thinyfve improved;
two barns; twenty-eight miles north on Grand
Rapids d Indiana K. r.: one mile from Pierson
village. bargain II sold at once. Enquire OF
NJ. l. swim, 5S South Lafayette-st. yitf
NOR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
II property. farm of 200 acres, nearly al i'm
proved, ia Ottawa county, near Jennsonville,
nine miles from Grand Rapids. Address Farmer,
box 4 are this Office li5tf
nor sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
I the estate ofthe late Daniel Schermerhorn,
one mile west Of the city, fronting Bridgept IL
is fine dairy farm, or for fruit raising and gar
dening. May be sold in from ten TO thirty acre
lots. Apply to Or. Whitworth. administrator, lS2
Fourth ct Grand RAPIDS Mich. l01f
NOR SALE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS,
IL good farms and city property fOr sale cheap;
also money 10 loan. Call at Dovett block, Canal
st.. opposite sweets Hotel. A. X. Antisdel. s1t'
NOR sALE-GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALEAT
Il Byron Centre. A good hotel and bar con-
nected and good reasons for wanting 10 sell Al
dress Mrs Mary Adrion, Byron Centre. Mich att
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
STAGE TALK.

Fanny Davenport was born IN England
AIbsni has had a magnificent success at
Copenhagen
Nat Goodwin VII speed his vacation In
Europe lie wfn sail this ronth.
Sadie Martfno. IL reported 60 have fallen
hair % s2oo.ooo while abroad. and ste eoee to
rshearssis IN hrouEhsTn
Besides Days con pauy there are ever
fftT American actors and singers 6IlsnS pro
fssEicral sagsgsmenss IN EneisBd
Leopold spselrosn. pbeno-nsnon cniy
half ss OH IS Jossf Hsfmsnn. = having .
great ran IS VisnnA He = only
Edwin Beth r>centiy paid CT thou-
~od dollar nlrTtzs - On the oouse Il his cd
frtsud. Ed1nnnd Coaner. tn Psrsrson
EsnrT irving is - play Macbeth N
December ard Egieu Ts~TJ r 90 enact LsdT
NscbsrA Ms Terry dos prstrly in ssr-
gsarses. hut T. she -ap 70 shakezpssrsen q
HzxA1vS
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
Nor A rnrRp rAErY M.N.

The election OF Dr. l. w. JoFcE. OF st.
PauRs church, Cincinnati. ss one of ths
Bishops Of tia Methodist Episcopsl
chureh is particularly pleasing the Rs-
pnblicans Of Ohio. DR.. Joxcx "a one oi
those Msthodis,s who have stood out
stsunchy against the third-psrty prohibi.
tion movsmsnt and who have IN couss-
qusnes been bitterly rsvilsd. II Is svi-
dsut that third-party prohibition has mol
Jet besa Incorporated in the articles ol
the Methodist church.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

The New York Morning Journal says
good people we're shocked sod mortified
In that town the other day to hssr that a
Bishop Of the Methodist church hss besn
discovered behind ths scenes during the
rehearsal of "Hsmlst' At the Metro
polissn Opers House. Bus The fears Of
his brsthrsn vers sllsysd vhsn they as
c~rtsinsd beyond ,hs shadow Of = doubs
that hs bad rst.lrnsd 10 get bis overcoss
which be had left on ths stage when the
conferences siiourrsd But it was q nsr-
ro~ escape for ths good Bishop.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

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Ao'' "s1sA s@asss son = "
ssHssos DofpA % ogsgua. - Dom1Gs>
pa<s st ssos S0o~A
Senators sherman. Evsxts and Hear are
related - sacn stns<-
kdassa ssys hs would sfvs al his fame
- rsOsser n's hserizG
There L. rumor that Cardinal Manning
b % ts asds hfs Pssr
Fred Dourts.s ssys that tsupsrxte bah.
Us have bssa hss .alvsrioa
Conyrus.u,.u Cav Of Louix,ans. nsvsr
held : public oCt,e. untli ns ~as 7n
-, A.. -
W ~ s, '~
y,
'nAiu ove.' u sS'ssnso sos
s'eA'sss ao' slaex f'oef Oh chicago
The hothschnds Win have nothing 70
40 Win "~a thsy consider aniscky-
Secretary Whitney has coat of arms.
but ne does nos pos it On bis note paper.
The suftsn of Moro>co h.. n.,.hasas
x,x c.nno,,~ from ,hs Kru,rs - s,sa oao
col Fa~.rs s,mr~- 40 E..
has h~~r . Er,,. N...n ,,~ ..x.r,v-,,-, -.
henrf - SoA ~eiis VIC oalioonist, Is ~
years OF age s1a nAs uiaas ~" voyages In tne
air.
Dentist Thomas w. Evans Intends TO
| present. q statue of Lafayette 20 TIE city OF
Pariz
Ward MeAllist,r has = face of the Ma.
ro,.on,, tv,x and vear, an ,vo. cr>v i'm
,.ri.l
I., ta,,,. ba,s uada from ,,...
| ,al,ad hv NJ cl.ssr,r. ar. ,.sco,n,r, ,.sn.
| ,or.h,a IA ,Sor,l.r IN e,g,sna
ocy h-no'ooe.s oosso' arns u
silver shield VIII dragon on oine band
-. - '''
Aoou HuK' woo entered tne Enghsn
government service IN inoia al Eoo q month.
has saved LAX million sterling In SIX or
seven yearA
Walter Gilman Papc has been for n
second time successful tn having his picture
admitted into the faris salon The subject
this year Is full length portrait OF Miss
Audenreid- OF washington
Ex-Governor Downey, of California
! aoad 70 has inst married his ho,seke.ay,er
aged 40-presumably TO escape a suit for
| breach of promise- with which he w,s threat
ened by young literary Lady at the Pacific
coast
Alexander Graham Bell. Of telephone
feme. may still be spoken of as q young
man, for he has only recently turned his 10th
year Twenty-Five years ago he was a poor
boy In Edinburgh. He came to this country
In 1872.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
Help Uanfed--Femate.

WANTED-A GIRL POR SECOND WORK.
N I2s south Divisions. 10
yVANTED-A GOOD GIRL OR WOMAN To
w go in the country miles from street csrs, 10
do housework, only three in the family. Address
Box SD. Is
yVASTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
W erai housework in family OF three az -
Crescent-aye listt
VHANTED-OsE GOOD sEAMsTREss AND
w one apprentice girl AZ s. Spring-s.. rs
GONE GIRLs-wE WILL GIVE YOU GOOD
" places for a few days more; chanbermaids;
kitchen. dningfoom aud Laundry girls and
general servants, places for you all. Ladies Par
Tors, 3 and Tower block l5l
yVANTED-sIX FIRST CLASS DREsSMAK-
oce. y sF' at ia' North I0ni'' opposite the pest i:s
WANTED FIRST CLASS GIRL FOR GEN
w eral homework: good wages; TWO IN family:
Call IL Dsyton-st. leo
WANTED-IMMEDiATE A STEADY. RE-
W liable girl TO DO second work. Call tomor-
row morning al No. IS North Parkst. liS
VASTED-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR
W general housework. Enquire at III Island
St. 1854
yVANTED-l5 DINING ROOM GIRLS FOR
w Hotel ottawa ottawa Beach, Mich. Wages
SIC per mouth. Apply To John A. Baker, ne
warwick, Grand Rapids. l56
yNANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
w girl to do general housework Call at 29i
FountainSt. I53
WANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
w girl 10 do general housework. Mrs. X. T.
Leonard, % TerIsce-age.
yVANTED-FIFTY SEWING MACHINE OPER-
w aters; none but city residents need apply,
at p waterloo-st The NJ. X. Bortree Co. lf5tf
yVANTED = GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
w ironer at the Y. b. A. Home.
VVANTED-DREsSMAK TO TAKE FUR.
W nished room with private family. VIII taxa
part of room rent in sewing. Apply at Telegram
Herald ONCE. $50
JMANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work las North Diyison-st. German or
Swede preferred. 140tf
(VANrED-A COMPETENT COOK. APPLY
w between the hours OF and o. CLOCK m
northeast corner Conege-aye. and Cherry It
l47u
WANTED = EIGHT FIRST CLASS DRESS
w makers and apprentice girls. Apply TO Mrs
A. J. Rudell. Room 70. New HouseInan block.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

A very auiet csnvass OF the House has
os-n made upon the MILIs bill by Con-
gresham Hkkzxs. of Psnusylvsni& he
states thai ne personally sscsrtsinsd The
view % every msmber OF The House and
that The bill viii certainly % defeated By
ten vosee: that possibly il may reach
6ns~n votes. HARwzR 10 the gentleman
Who csnvssssd she HOUSE on shs Mos
sssos bill and named the exact vote
several dsys IN sdvsncs Of The actual
result.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

AcecrlinE 20 Dent yca must never
he--i sny httls scrsa@ns you shosIi happen
- sect vita uhea esrT snvwhere is
lorks vulgsr When vou unwtstinriY SIT
do~. npen q indvs very bezt boanet,
dnn sppear conceived. bsst srniie pleas
sntiv sad ~ ss Il ussthtnE lad harpenea
Othereise. Is would srvear a. ycu
thsu<sf L the snis bonnet sAs bad - Iiss
Nfe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

In crntrsst with the proiixity q
km-ricsn legal documents and he am
b,Suify Of Amsricsn laws. the Emsn-
cipation bill drawn up fer Brszil BY
sanstor ASroxTo PRsDo - a mosisl os
er.wity snd elssrnsss. The bin smsnci-
rates 6s}o0o0 slsves and releases rom
apprenticeship sr.000 childrsn Of slave
rncfhsrs. aud occupies hslf psss oi
aciavo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

'''These Ash. naT desr Ms Hendricks.
-~-arked the rsniss~-, wao ~as assruss-
iHx SUNDAY 4inner rftA the fsrsSl7. AR.
selic'cussy frs<A. sa enfeytr1 then
10y naeh-
They caxAs - 5e f->sA. -ein,<ee--ss
eabk7. wka vas ssss ssSovsag esesn-
Pa c2aChs taea azlT tsis norzins -
New fer< Sun-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

cfRDf.FR's BuIIFTfN-oNE HALF NIL
u litn dollsrs ia rssi e<tat< fo< s~ss ~ netto1s
figures. CONSISTING II Guy snd lArn psepery
uslk of postofee eplenaid Location. ihss
property u q ciesp ? home FOR poor msn. Good
business property nor sale On csnalsi eeas sslns
cheap Three splerdid reside nces for sale IN de
sr1ble parts OF city, CA terms and prices 10 sAlt
rprcha aseT. AeDsy 10 lean ~ ssnas 70 SAT- snd 81
foR rate OF interest Southern plns lands BOT
sale. Call snd see what have AID satisfy your
II, Tower block. l<ssf
I,oR sALE-oR TRADE FOR CITY PRO
i pesty. !, or seres Of good ssrden land
tienlsrs apply TO Luton a bunton. Nidcioanh
building. Isisphone No. "a
CoR sALE-HOUsE on THfKD-AVE, 5000;
On Csss-sE. $z01o: on Cass-sf.. 81 100. on
Bisksly-sve-, TO; on Cose e.. 81 90. ca Mus
kegon-s. 81 .0D): % ouimby -sl., sosp; on sousa
prospsct-st, near cherry ST. 100. on Henry.
81. 81 30 on Centre u 9 SO, also Facsnt lots
on AadisoD-sye., Terrseesse- and Lafayette al.
near church aud school. - Lyon 81. J. d. loren.
rs
TOR sALE-A LOVELY HOME on THE
corEer OF south ionia-st. and seventh ave.
Lot eozlse.t good barn cellar Wei ana eastern
Price 5000. Luton & Duntons Telephone is@,
TOR SALE CHEAP-HOUsE AND LOT, Iso
surnmer-st Must sell Terms 10 suit. Ad-
cTess w. Z. Cummings I22 Charies-st loe
TsOR sALE-GKEAT BARGAIN TO A cAPI-
talist One of the best business corntn Ia
centre OF city. lot l00xuo next thirty oays- b.
c. Girdler. room IL, Pierce block lo-tf
NOR sALE-HoUsES AND LOTS, VACANT
Il lets and farms; some choice bargains II tafen
con. Hughes A Thomas, rooms 50 and 81. New
Houseman block Sti
HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE
III cheap al Dr. YeenboerS Wenhsm block,
corner of Mcnroe and Division cts. SIT
I,OR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
Il house on Spring ST. Tor 5000. A neal fsIne
dwelling house, N Jsmes-sf.. for f2-5o0, and -
80 acre farm in Sparta for ~, 700; al on srnAl.
payments and reasonable terms. T. A. Dappef,
ioom l2s. Ledysrd block, over Public Library.
297tl
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Our vsinsd snd vslLk knoua eontri-
buEof. CAL A h4sv, hss sonsshias b
say thls uzorning about the management
Of the IslspboEs Exensnge. ihs ixLz-
szzx-Hzn4LD fnvisss sns bzzzlEsss nsa
OF this sasy 10 eossidsr the stx,s q facts
whien car correspondent dsclsrss sxisss
within the Exchange. Tks snneanes-
nasnk h4s bsss mA@ls - ths management
of ths Exsnsngs hsrs that saeh articles
- sppsassd sditorsaily IA the IsLzasAn-
Hzx4tD are not h<sdsd by the company
Ia Ne SOD
We asys< pay sny attention 10 what
the Newspapers say" said one of tbs
managers.
We believe his statement 10 be trus.
buf il - matter of record that monop-
eiiss Do sonsslnss pay attention" 10
what the public ssys and il b also mat
Of record thai the newspapers very often
voice the public sentiment.
II IL 10 the intention ot the manage
msnt 10 ignors newspaper criticisms Of
the abuse Of rs patrons, the IEnsasas-
HzzALD will undertake, Ii the interests
Of ths punlls generally. 10 ascertain
whether or lot this sentiment u enter
tanned oaly by the local managers or BY
the -highsr su thoritlss." or By both.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

New York welcomes "Psycho" TRAINS
resppsarancs in Nav York. That city
never had such blizzard or 40 cold and
dissgrssabls Spring. As it hss had during
~Psy ycho's" absence
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

ireland is getting her rights. The
good MiIesisa names JoYcE and FfTz-
GxsALD are on the roster OF Bishops In
tho Msihcdss Episcopal church
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

The late General LoeAS's friends in
Illinois threaten to knife Judge GRE
sHAx. because. they say. he refused to
hslp "Blaek jack" in 1884.