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Swallowed by Detectives

QUEENSTOWN. July 24.-Chief clerk
o Council, of the New York Court of
t ommon Pleas, has lodged complaint
with the autho rites and asks that he
be relieved of unwRrranted surveillance.
He alleges that since his arrival he has
visited religious and charitable institu-
ii Ms in Cork and everywhere he has
gone detectives have Swallowed him.
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Reimbursed.

NEW YORK July 2i.-The subscription
fund started week ago by Mayor
Hewitt to reimburse 0. NJ. HURT. who
suffered the loss of 50 eco by the boycott
against him, instituted by the knights
OF labor. was completely paid to-day,
the full amount being subscribed.
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Second Best on Record.

NEw YoRK, July 24.-The American
ship Henry B. Hyde, which arrived here
from San Francisco to day, made the
trip in eighty eight days. This is the
second best eastward passage on record
from the Golden Gaze.
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The Gar and Czarina.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 24.-The Gear
aud Czarina took breakfast this morn
irg with Emperor William on board
the yacht Hohensoliern. When the
Gear and companions had departed, the
, .cnt. with EN- eror William on board,
started for Stockholm.
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The Internal Revenue.

WASHINGTON, July 4.-The commits
sioner of internal revenue submitted
to-day preliminary report of his bu-
reau's operations for the year ending
June 30, the total collections were $124,-
1885, 74, an increase of $3.50, TAB over
the previous year Nearly the whole of
the increase was upon spirits and fer
mented LIQUORS.
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Is Consumption Incurablep

Read the following: MIR. G. h. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says; WAS down
with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incurable
Consumptive. Began taking DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, ana able to
oversee the work on my farm. 1t is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jessie Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
SAYS: Had it not been for DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
would have died of Lung Troubles. Was
given up by doctors. Am now in best
Of health" Try i. Sample bottles
Tree at a. c. Smith d Cos. Drng
Store. B
GRANT Bros. run buses from both
dApots to the White House. Cullen.
Coufiuehtai, CHIT House, Valley
House. ST. Elmo and spencer House.
rire turncuts for tourists.
Telephone I'll. I
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REGULAR LAKE PARK BATHING TRAINS.

Making The T,rp in 80 Ninutes.
Leave Salt Lake for Lake park a,
8 25 a. M, 240, 400. sos, TCOp m.
Leave Lake Park for Salt LAKE at
1906 M. %, 5 10, 7.45, GO o. III.
Leave Ogden for Lake PARK at 8 90
a. m, 6 20. $40 p m.
Leave Lake Park for Ogden at 900
q. M, 6 81, SIS p. m.
Concerts at Lake PARK daily by Kent's
Military Band. I
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WATER. WATER.

THE CHAMPION WELL DRILL CO. ARE
L now prepared to drill or drive wells to
any depth less than 1000 feet deep Fer
prices per foo, or by the day, Address:
CHAMPION WELL DRILL CO,
Box 1887, Salt Lake. Utah
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- The Colored Man.

ST.. LOUIS. Ju'y 2i.-The Grand lodge
of the United Brothers of Friendship,
the largest organized body OF co'ored
msR IN America, is in session here ana
is very largely attended.
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NEW BRICKYARD.

DROWN & BRIDGE ARE NOW MANU-
d featuring Il fine quality of Brick, and
are prep red to I'LL all orders on short NO
tice Yards half mile west OF either Blacs
or W hlte Bridge. over Jorsan. on the coulis
road. Address, Brown & Bridge, salt Lax.
City.
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For elgu Turf.

LONDON. July A.-The Arplsb by plate,
at Leicestershire. was won, to-day. by
Ice; the Midland Darby was won by
Arlandale.
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|. sheliaan,s Cona1tion.

NoNeUIrr. July 24-The Sheridan
bulletin this evening says that the gen
orally favorable condition continues,
and should no change occur tomorrow,
there will be no bulletin.
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seven Thousand striL e.

LoSDoN. July 24.-Seven thousand
golfers at Pointy Pridd, Wales, have
struck for an increase in wages,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REAL ESTATE.

r ARGE LISTS OF CITY AND ACREAGE
IL Property for sd e, at low figures and
easy terms, by Macleod, Sibley & Co, IS
West Temple Street. POperty solicited.
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oUhN q. CUaLEK a. BRO,

No. IS Esst Temple street, d, makiLS
Gents Spring Suits 10 order FOR So Sc ON
Provo All Wool Castimeres. They are "1ha
Thi' g" Cell ard order one.
Agents Provo Wooden Wills.
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BONANZA TO SOmE ONE

WANTED A CASH PARTNER, TO IN
~ crease wel-established business.
Goods in great demand; the demand in ex-
cess OF suppy. No risk. Very profitable.
over per cent on capital invested Fur
ther particulars, address N. C. w HERALD
Office.
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Struek out: By Barker Griffi.hs l, Mar
gets 2 Passed bal s: Ridges Wild
pItc ats: Barker 8, 1riffiths2 Home run:
Bader. Double plays: Nc dries to Blan-
eharu Two-b Sc hits: Busby, Lsrsen,
Ridges 2, Bader. Time OF game. hour,
and 80 minutes Lett on bases: Ma ionals
9. Salt Lakes2 Umpire: Goldlng. Scorer
RaAtiin
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KELsEY& GIL1.RspIr

DEAL ESTATE BROKERS. WE HAVE
IL the largest and cheapest list of houses,
Iots ana acre property on the market. Real
Estate Office, No 26 West, Second South
Street.
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WANTED TO RENT

A HOUSE OF OR 10 ROOMS, PLEAS
"A antly located, within four blocks of
business centre. will paw liberal rent Ad-
dtess Renter" at this office
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sP ClAl NOTICES

TlAGGAkT & CHAMBEPLATN's PIANO
depot, one and one half blocks east of
Cll1t louise New up fight IA &C ayes pianos
upwards.
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special Floor Pairt.

Quick and hard dr7irg. For sale a,
sears d Lidd.e's SO VI. First South.
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THE LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED A. o.
l. U w Hall, suitable for plcnlcs, soeials,
etc. Apply of Hall Committee, No 10 s.
Main Street
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4 HALL 2lx75 FEET UP STAIRS All
n I57 South First East.
NAYLoR & PIKE.
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ONE HOUSE OF THIRTEEN ROOMS,
" right in the heart of the city. Also
beautiful new house, containing ten rooms.
with ell modern conveniencies. Jordan
Valley Employ ment Agency, 145 S. First
East Street.
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A NICE ROOMY OFFICE ON GROUND
4 floor of HERALD Building, adjoining
counting room. City water and steam heat
ing.
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Noiice to I.IveIym~n, Hachmsn and
Teamsters Generally.
IT WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST tn GO
L TO Byron hartWe for sh neing and re-
p'lrs Eirst-ciass work and Satisfaction
guaranteed. 12h w South Temple.
HOUSE 80 RENT,
10 x STREET, OR INQUIRE OF 3.
" Sym ms CARPENTER, builder and CON
tractor, 469 Eleventh East Street.
#
sPENCEk HOUSE.
ON POsTOFFICE BLOCK. 90 FIRST
~ east STREET, South, is not exeelled a
resting place for tourists or as a family
Hotel. Terms, 81 50 to 50 per day.
LOST.
A POCKET BOOK CONTAINING CTRcTr-
"A lar nUtes OF joint stock. Bank of Lon
don, and currency A reasonable reward
will be paid if brought to Ii e Walker Horse
G A Holmer. 80
REMOVED.
RR. E. R. SHIP HAS REMOVED To
~ No. 10 Main etree:, opposite 2. g. Nj
WANTED.
FoUR GIRLS FOR GENERAL HOUSE
a WORK, three girls for work in hotels ont
OF city. two good cooks. three coed dining
room girls. GOOD wages and good homes
70 all. JordoD Valley Employment Agency.
I'D ). First East Street
WORK FOR TWO TEAMS, JORfAN
w Valley Employment Agency, las s.
First East Street.
NEW MICH GOAT. ADDRESS G, HER
N AID office.
NoUR GOOD QUARRYMEN AND EIGHT
team, TO haul rock frcm Red Butte
ana emigration Canyons Apply in person
TO x Z. Miller, S43 E Six South
A GIRL FOR HOMEWORK; SNAIL
"A family; no washing. Apply at III b 5,
A GOOD SERVANT GIRL. Apply AT
n % N. Second west
A NURSE GIRL. ABOUTl5 YEARS OLD.
n Apply at "a w. Sixth South
Ii ORSES TO PASTURE INoUJEE AT
ID ShurtlifFs Farm or Office Of MIDLAND
Investment and Agency Co, No III south
Main street.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
WE HAVE A NUMBER FURNISHED
w rooms suitable for ladies, with or
without board. Also s number of unfurn-
lshed rooms, suitable for house Keeping
Jordan Valley Employment Agency, las 8.
| First East Str ct.
4 HALL 2lx75 FEET UP STAIRS AT
n Isl South First East.
NAYLoR & PIKE.
ONE HOUSE OF THIRTEEN ROOMS,
| " right in the heart of the city Also
beautiful new house, containing ten rooms.
with ell modern conveniencies Jordan
valley Employ ment Agency, las S. First
East Street.
THE LARGE, WELL-VENTI LATED A. O.
i wv. Hall, suitable for plcnlcs socials,
etc: Apply OF Hall Committee, No. 10 s.
Main Street
A NICE ROOMY OFFICE ON GROUND
\ floor of HERALD Building, adjoining
counting room. City water and steam heat
ing.
IF YOU HAVE ROOMS 10 RENT
/ furnished or unfuruished, place them
on our list and we will find tenants for YOU.
Jordan Valley Employment Agency, 1i5 s.
First Z asst Street.
n
n Building. Apply at this office
ONE OR TWO LARGE ROOMS ON THIRD
" floor of HERALD building. Long lease
cheap to right parry. VERY desirable rooms
for studio or class purposes.
FOR SALE.
ALLoF LOTS, BLOCK 25. PLATE. SALT
"A Lake City survey, being the northwest
corner of the Twenty Eastward school blocE
Apply TO trustees Walter w. Williams l66 N
Street: Thomas Goodman. 1913 Street, VIM
q. Westwood, p N. Street.
A FEW CHOICE FRESH MICH COWS AT
u S62 Second Street, Twenty-first Ward
DHETON: EXCELLENT CONDITION
i with single harness and robes. Apply
at HERALD Office.
T WILL SELL MY HERD OF SIX
i registered Holstein Cattle on one year
time, or trade for real estae e.
E. H. CALDWELL
Colorado Stables
HAMMOND TYPE-wRITERs. 3MoNTHr
IL trial. c. Orlob. q. c. NJ. l., 8. L. City.
GUITAR FOR SALE
A GOOD GUITAR AND BOX FOR SALE
- cheap. Apply at this office.
A. MINER s. Co,
DEAL ESTATE DEALERS, HAVE RE-
IL moved to 631z W. First South Prop
erty solicited.
JAPANESE BAZAR-A LARGE STOCK
u OF Imported New Fancy Goods Hone
HOP, 267 s., Main Street, Salt Lake City.
sUKE POP.
IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF INSECT
i Powder, get the best eDuiEe Sure
op at q. G, M 1. Drug store, Agents.
fhOAlSON, ALIEN s. CO.
I{rASATCH BLOCK, coz. MAIN AND
" second Soul Streets. Special bargains
n city property. few chances to obtain
acreage property or improved Iarns in close
proximity to the city, 1t bed rock prices.
-
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HOUSE 80 kENr,

A POCKET BOOK CONTAINING CIRCU-
a lar nUtes OF joint stock. Bank of Lon
oon' ana currency A reasonable reward
VIII De pad If brought to IL Walker House.
& A Holmer. ~
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NOtice to I.IveIymAn, Hachm.u and
Teamaters Generally.
1T WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST tn co
Il to Byron hartWe for sh ,eing and re-
p'lrs Firss-ciass work and Satisfaction
guaranteed. 12h w. South Temple
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MIS-. d. 2. RnMERS

With her manager, Mr.. r che, was
called lndenly % st l. 'uis last even
ing. which rut an end to som .thonghts
she had of doing Lady Audley's S=crel.
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I{TASATCH BLOCK, coz. MAIN AND
w second souih Streets. Special bargains
n city property A few chances to obtain
acreage property or improved Iarms in close
proximity to the city, 1T bed rock prices
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orTa sEws CoSDEssED-
WI wordsn. Of Grand Rapids. sss
toNn ysstsFexy "a tuaEess.

". wordss. Of Grand Rapids. sss "a
toNn yesterday oa baHEess.
T. g. FeFkics, Of Grand R&pi3s. Was
guest a. tBe Occidental ysst<f1Ay.
Tie Arbeiter Vsrsia wln give a mas
qgsrsde bsii ~ is~ir hsli. corner Terrace
sad Clay -ssss., t0nisat
The opsfs house wss crew 5ed 10 iis at
n9sl capacity lsss sseoiag. uhea ~lne
Deter uss pFs-satsd ~ }. j. Ward.
as 0ilara, Of DsLong s O'Hsrs. sc-
com nsbis3 D An. Jorss. Fetofnsd bone
yssisrSfy from . business rip In tie south.
MAI Wilson sRa Law Efke lefI last night
foT tap ghr0Bss tbs Fise weeds IN hos-
nnat D ec0nty snc viii &c g0Ae several
esys.
DR. o. q. Williams and Hon. W. b. Will
son were in & AMI Rapids yesterday, a.
seuSing . messing Of the Royal and Select
Nss0ns
John Ga nnon. driver for Hose Company
No. ]. who mas been conansd 20 bis bed for
tie ass two - three aays. u slowly recoy-
irg sEd will probably be able 70 resume
lis "a. lee in lev dsys
s.E KRIS agent 10 this city for the Gin
CiuvSiL "a ckson a Aackina~ Railrcsd, Iett
q Cincinnati Monday and from there will
arcDIupa a party OF NOTikera Alchissn
lumbesEen on o SOglhern II p.
Remember the social and supper given
bs he Lerd q Hand Club N the Good
TeiRp.lrs bal. tonight fns proceeds are
% b. usgd for furnishing a Nursery - the
Hame for the Ffisndlss.. The Cub Goa
sisl. a. thirty five girls.
Or. " H. Morrison leit this city mum
b ~,fyesrs ago u find better town. but
q . succeeding. made up bis mind thst
ere Is 10 better place IN this country
sn huskeson. has come back and es-
iA5lishrA his efiice 10 Rodgers rev uaoes.
bile George Henderson was crossing
Muske1 sa lake yesterday morning with a
psn Of bOrsss and q sleigh laden with iron
i0r one OF the saw mills across the lake, the
lDad eroks through the ice aud down went
aorses, sleigh ana al. Nr. Herderson sue
csedsd in cutting one ofihe borses free from
the harness end saving q. Tne other horse
Wa drowned. Il was valued at 800.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18


II Nay Fk NE ihIt tEtsf 10 o@A ti>b TO
] tfa thstI Azse q feF liee Fsl4es os s,ei
4r4-st t1s esn 81 4seE4t ~ te ~ T. : rtS
~ Ao2t s. tgte-s ia.ss6 p4skiss sSest he-
IA HAxA lEfT IS cHoiCg LOIS 0S TIA
80 unaf 90 E.,l C1e mN< cGSi q taE AS~l -
M.asos-st sssNrea fsaoa AID Lac sstnes.
= l-s- c4t szl o. ytfE FAY e aAk A. gssAa
sse 4Ae eies f1a-ted CoHas esris as4 - car
e1oi.s l4.-.A 4s2s<eA. ASelsss v latloen-e
fn.1lag-
fsoR sAIg ts9up cry PROPERTY skD
Z sd isr - kr fale A0s sAs tlule - tSf
cfeep A. K And 1ai
teCk sALE-ss00D aOrEI fkoPEkfY AND
j furniture ioF ssis ga - Gso trsics issa aeils
"a a N0- AateEl block 4 AAflsafl Is
lN3E sAfF WILL Buy A forEfs FtR-
Y ut1 sad al. Cal "a A. x Ants@asL ~
laJk SALE-l HAEE eOMk or IHt VERY
T - 81 fseees Of plas lad ieg safe Cal qulsk.
No. : lssfe4s hloes A At slei Aei
NOR sAl.E-oK8 OF THk FlABsT cokkkA
L FesiaeDcs or fsi sites ia lie cltg loeaileA
Cherry =. rssr teEsls'n ave. lsss ss'riS y
ysG ssateR plate basldisik = = tbls ~. L.lon a
Deatsn, ssents. Nitcioomb building
f,Ok sALE- CHEAP FOR CASH Nicf SINF
7 TOes house snd hi1y three ioot iss half nlocs
frou AuEroc sDc lslyisaou-st cars. n pefsce4 OF
der. Aine holae The biggest bargain IN orsnd
Rapids Il ssld bsfofs Dee~nbef j. Gall OF al
drsss ksuoasl supply con pSay, ss Monroe e..
Gfsnd Rapids c2sh
uoUsE AND Lor FOR SALE OR FOR REKT.
III IS lafayette e., tftt house south oi Cherry
y. 80 uae snail house 20 rent on Hudson Pace
kaquire Ga the premises s<sii
lNOR sALE--A LARGE BRICk DWELLING
j house. on springs tor ts.eta nesi frame
e8ing house, oai JaEaesssi. Iof Sz.sSe, and an
80 acre isfln IN spsns foE s47oc all On small
IeyT ents and reasonable terms r. A. psppsf.
RON les, Ledysfd block, over Public sAhrary
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As ~ REACHED INV YORK.

Coed news dossa't always travel =
fsss 80 &, ought nor IS nearly straight ss
II ought. This seams 10 havs been the
ease With the following which has a.
psrsutiy inst reached she New York
No1nirg Jouruai. "A spring has been
discovered a. Richmond. Mich. witch
pcsses The wordsrfal power Of making
hair grow whsrs nsir nsysr grew before.
Il ths hsir sppsreat % The throne OF Eng
land i1ss not seed over and purchase or
coaiscsts this sgEing before ID has
reached TIE Sumner of It's fame i viii
bs the most soughs-after bubble in the
country. o. application il sail to pro-
duce hsir ~ a 0sId headed Saratoga
trunk. AL mar whose had has been
harvested by tbs rsspsr Tine has to do
IS 20 dip BIS cocos1ut II the spring aud
await Develop Que dip bri8gs a
aae silly down. sscond. a stronger
growth. Upon ;hs third immersion tie
tall-hsadsd person, locking N ;bs glass,
takts himself for an Albiuo. All the
railros4 sompsni-s running to Riohmcnd.
Hioh.. exrecs 20 mike fortunes. Alrasdy
a bald bssdsd traia decorated With piet-
usss oi the corps IL ballet has CON-
rasBcsi rnnning aud there srs more TO
fo,'ou. + ghsy-sixh. Is the bsld-hssisd
naa's lpssy yssr. and don't let Us lose
sikli % IL
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

Pc Sew fosz State Board q Cbsriliss
'ss llat a.sds Is saAasi report, snd the
azarse & presents eoaasr4sa< tns iasaas
eslls sitsDtioa snss 70 ths Alarming m
cresss u thar class "a tris eoaafrg. Tie
Asx York Boarf q Charities psrfortns
caiies very sinilar ~ thoss performed
- ths Board of Charities and Corrse
fous ia this stss-, visiting not only the
ssssa lnssas ssy iaaas aadsf tas direct
c0nirel of TIE state. bat also the coanty
bGusss ssd asylnins IA which lasaas per-
sous aFs condasl frJaa ths rs9ost re-
tsrred 70 il appears tast thsfs srs liuo1
iimnalics andsr ito care Of the State IA
iAe State asgllma. Thls msans that one
person ID sboaI tour hundred = insane.
Eai Il a0t 80 nsuch ths nunosr OF ths
lnsaas that - startling as ths rspidliy
with vhieh tbs number has inersssed
Oi course 80 would naturally expect al
Inereass eorresp ponding in ratio with ths
incEsass 10 populatioD, bat sas number
O, tne insane Is s-a~'1g muen more
rapialy Ths fact appears from the re-
Eort that while ihs population OF the
State has Increased ls per csat., ths num-
bee % irsass psfaoas cared for By The
state ass iuef-assi a. Per cent We
have no exact fgurss concerning the pre-
sent uamber q insane 10 Michigan. The
ee0sls = 1884 p,seea tie number st that
tine At 2,6i4, 90 0ns ia every 1G9 0f tie
total population. There is good reason
70 bsiisys. however. TIA. these figures do
M aecurzts.y represent tAs iae.s The
fact .h4t sbe number given IN ths census
Of 1884 .s less than that given by the
csEsaa * 1850 - convincing evidence
hat there vas ga error somewhere, and
u wca.d seen more proba6ls that sCms
should hAss been omitted in the snamsr.
alton % lisa than that any considerable
number sAould have been counted twice
Ia ISS0 The erosdsd coalition of all
the asylnms ia the STATE and the rspjdliy
With st.ch 'hs usw asylum a. Traverse
CITY ~ss illsI vonld indicate that the
ratio a. which tbe punbsg oi tie insane
- Increasing ia this Stats Is not less than
that in New York.
Itsss facts. - W havs said, are start
Ing, asi they call sor ssrioas reflection
and an ssrnsss cousiisra,ion Of the
protlan 0f bow to chsck ths fearful
vrecsiaz Of brains that is going on.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Manners and Customs Practieed In Polite
Society.

Manners and Customs Practieed In Polite
Society.
The toothpick. when used with discretion,
at proper times and in proper places, is an
unobi bicctionable littls instrument. Its occa-
sional employment IL necessary, as a rule, TO
cleanliness and the preservation of the teeth
40 also is the tooth brush This adjunct Of
the toilet is, however, never used in public
The person who, after partaking OF a meal,
should proceed 20 publicly use his tooth
brush, would speedily find himself banished
from decent society. Yet such action would
be less Objectionable TO witness than the Ser
vice to which soIao people who pretend to re-
fnemeDt and culture, put the toothpick.
There is but one place in which 1t may be
rightly used-the dressing roon-and no per-
son who has the slightest consideration for
the feelings OF others will handle 1t anywhere
else
II would seem unnecessary to make such
statements as the. foregoing, and yet the use of
the toothpick has reached proportions that
strike the foreign visitor with astonishment
and disgust, and make the lives OF many of
our citizens anything but agreeable.
In no other country, il is said, have tooth
picks been publicly usei in private houses or
in the presence OF women. An English wo-
man or French woman OF the better class
not only never dreams of using n toothpicls
before people, bat She considers it something
that 10 is more pleasant not even To mention.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

Never whisper in company. Never talk
to one person across another, nor allow a
servant to pass things in front of person at
table
Send Jour visiting card in an envelope to
the hostess at the time Of reception. but do
not send sgrets.
It is customary to take leave Of your host
ess ct an afternoon reception unless the
crowd is too great.
The gentlenen's family call upon his flancee
as soon as ar engagement is madcs1nown.
Prince Albrrt frock represents a dress
coat for daytime. The swallow tail is never
worn by day; it is exclusively the evening
dress coat
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

mANrgD- EvEt YBoDY To KNOW THAr
w ue vii farEisb eha and tables on fhort
'nfsee for part e. of any Lind. Walkers SEQ
Hand store sOlth Division st. opposite Living
st0n's ock. ltu
WANTED -EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w we are OveTstocstd IN china, siiFerwsre.
Lamps. D-ccrsted Dluner and Tea sels. brle a.
bTac and LamlS. and are having a special y Oh
sale 10 reduce stock. sale commences Monday
January l8 -. LeoRsrc, sOns q 60.
IsOR SALE - EXTRA NICE DRY KIHDLING-
r wood al sl.5V per load delivered Grand
Raries NeneerCo S4stf
4 fFE gfZKP0kTR sfTs-fN PAkTEIs WATER.
\ 4 colors and crayon, elegantly frsweu In bronze
gilt frames, Tor $40 fI2 and SID former prices
s25. So and So. HGlnist0ns Art Gallery. ~
Cansl-Sl- 3,2li
CAIESMAN-sAN ADD 1 LINE SMALL
= samples o. srent canned $3.50, OtherS np
70 g.. 90 il 1886. T. o. Box 1871. New York. 2lNf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

EoR sALE-oa 10 EXCHANGE, CHICAGO
L husiIe and res denee vacant .Ots for N
p-Dved er vacant prot cry in Grand Rapid. or
Tor siocx Of groceries nsfdw are. toot and sbn
~ general nerrhanjise Q J. Merit III Flis-
u07ta-sve.. Grsud Rsriis. Mich. -
TOR SALE GCOD ROAD or WORK HORSE
I for ss.e. vii BE- sod cseap II sold itrsm edia.
stefv Z. H1uisn I. cana - SSst
TOR SAfE CIIFAP-A FIPsT CLASS HOE-
Il stem tuil. tBoruIgh bred No -. rsgsfsred.
viForgus. sns hss 10 sifes CarresnondsDre in
fuef. apply % " Cunni1ebsm. Woodland.
Il TCEIPT fnR sALE-HoW TO MAKE
II honey for cea5s e. p9uud We ahalienEe
re mosl pert 20 Dis s1 : ron The hest ies
f~ney 81 contains 81 the nutriciFe and u etii-
cfnsi yrupertfes a gnrs bOaeF. j. easily made
ard q RI ach rkeaaer fksn vsfery sugar s5rap.
p racsions nailed e. any sdiress TT reeeift 81
sifs. ir~tflss rigats - sac. Aedicsl A Ger
e-si Reccige CsnranT, Box So Grand Rapids
Mfsh
i@OR sAff-AN oLu hSTABLlSE BID MILL
nsrT trsnesz o. Maaroe Sc. offecf f1T sci
ttE 20 rr-H care wi wfTs fcr r1rr hsar-a
Apply A. 81 Norroe st IS
TwAST TO sELL NJ HORSE FHAEToS AND
] haroess vsrr cheap iifasen son. gonn =.
Hoxsan. a. tsral-s zf
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