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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Ed 2. Ssltsr. for Tsar csst treasurer Of
~ Opss House and other theatres in the
circuit controlled ~ Clay. Power 4 Buck
~. hss rendered his resignation. 70 ta<s sf-
fsct ret week, % sccspt q ora lucrative
pcsili0n ss manager of he + - iunond Opera
House Gr~ui Rapids Mr. 8 Nisr has been
faithful snd sfhcisut and hs s'sntiemsniy
behavior hsS sttrscted many TRENDS. Who
wi ~ish him every degree of success n
bis nsv Geld. - f1g Ctr Pres
Thsrs ~ss snotaer 6ns suf lie nes ~
smiths last evening The chan1e scss OF
fi' gerald I'D Lewis sre sxcepuoo ai.r hns
20 IS the unging 0f Miss Fslms Philli.0s
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
a PROSPEROUS ENrERPRIsE.

LEAss BUsiSEss COLLEsE AND SHokT- HAND
lEsrIrUrE-THE OLDEST IL rHE CIIr.
The wellknown business college OF Prof
J. L. Lean. located Ia the Shepard Hart
guan block, Fountain ST, has been Ia
operation over seven ve3rs and as eonse
Quenee is u recognized hTture TO the list oi
GfAnd Rapids enterprises. It's career has
been ali that could be asked for aud st the
present time some OF the most important
mercantile positions found ia Grand
r. pids are occupied BY young ladies' and
gentlemen VINO graduated from tho popu
lar college. That the greal demand for
graduates from the above named school Of
learning Is a demonstration OF the nigh re
gard OF their abilities felt by the merchants
goes without saying. A young lady or
gentleman Is indeed fortunate Ia the pos
session of practical and Thorough business
course OF stndy and that such excellent
opportunities are given of obtaining
he same. should be appreciated by
hearty patronage Prot. Leans college
IS too well known TO need an Introduction
aud numbers among its list OF students
some OF the very best young people IN the
city. The college is without question the
best equipped in the city and the corps Of
assistants each having charge OF separate
department, are efficient aud teachers with
wears OF experiences.
The enrolment of pupils this season is
larger than ever before and the prospects for
4 saost successful future are indeed bright
Anyone that anticipates entering a business
college should call al Prof. J. l. Leans, d.
this Institution of learning comprises a
most complete and comprehensive business
department. The rates OF tuition are of tbs
most reasonable nature and within the
reach of the most humble person.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Following is Est Of the places where
the Republican caucusss will be held this
evening.
First wsrd. No. 3 Grsndville.svs.. in
Dv kemss shoe store.
Second ward In the old Council room.
Third ward: In Greoets hardware store.
on Jeffsrs0n-avs.
Fourth ward In The Circuit Court room
Fifth ward: IN Finns Hall
Sixth WARD. In the Old engine house.
Seventh ward. At Kitsmit.es & Peter
sons store.
Hal
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
Fsilro.d om~sal,

President Robsrfs and about twenty-five
officers and directors Of the Psnnsylvania
Railroad system vho vii pass through
this city nert TUESDAY o. their annual 10
spsction of ne T.. r & T.. b-anch of the
Pennsy vsris system. Vii trsEsi q train
0f seven p-lvsts coaches The party vii
come bv vsT Of Dnluth - tas 500 from
which point they VII trsvsi over the g. e.
3 4. ID / Or MaEae.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

A Rspuslicsn Gles Cinb o. ter members
rsvs the audisuce a. Hsrtrsns Hal asa
evening = genuine treat TIE f-st s0nr q
BeIsnap anvil chorus called o1t trsnsn-
dons curSt o. sFplsuse, s1d wen iB -
sronse thsY gave 80 sree sck gr0-s y
he rope rsrs farLv hes- ls .ne-lss
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

The finest assortment OF hsh and largest
and most plump oysters IA The city are 10
re found at Dettenthalers, IL Monroe-st.
Fish. Oysters and game OF ali kinds are re
ceiyed daily. All orders, either by telephone
or given in person, receive prompt aiten-
Inn
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

The cry vslsT worEs reservoir is being
thoroughly cleaned out aud nashed The
~og1msn on the JOB are ali Hollsn dsrs
who csH scarcely speak Euglish. and as the
foreman "a good nsGured lnshman. vita a
broxus. much fun and not = lgtls mis-
understanding Is daily experienced.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

TIE Csc sgsi1sf Thsress Trsrrs fo- -
siding n kouss Ct ll-faus cs-e - a.
ed 10 ths Police Court Tsstsr8sv 81 IL
CITY AftcTacY sntsrinz nol e ross - -
-sse. IL - - - fhs ENerssz TAX
th1l lns 81 - relnrm rar
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

The "Derry.~ located on the corner Of
Mount Vernon snd Wet Fulton -sts. has
been ou<ned under rev management the
proprietor b.ing william +. Scott. prso-
uCsl ard Thorough hctei man. soc who
vss formerly 81 tbs 0ssws Beach Hctei
be Darby q ors % tbe hess fuFnished
ho@fslriss IN toe city. and parties ~Ishizg
oosrd 5v he car o. -eeE rnsy ostsin IL q
tbs porn a. resort = fhe most RESPONSIBLE
rstes Yru srs cordially requested "a give
he DERBY cal
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

RFTsndk ths whtioF~ sscsr.d cnn-ict
s1t r1~-snf in-s5s ~ s1t Cc1rr~ isfI. ~
hs texen into the Irite6 Sssss- Lsart f,~
se1teace Sst1rtsr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Wall paper Wal psperli A Isrg. ss
sortment of latest designs no old dsmsEsd
stock loves prices ever heard Of Cal
aud see Tor yourself O. NJ DvrHAs
= South Divsion-et
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Look at these prices: Nice new patterns
of wall paper. only cents per roll; bee,
white blanks, cents per roll; gilt papers
rom To 10 cents per roll
O. III. DUSHAM,
2S South Divisiou-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Having over seven hundred OF a. the
q rsrent rrsi-Class makes Of seslns
machines in stock for 10 reduce ths mum
Der l. viii retail machines 81 wholesale q
prices. commencing today sno continuing
Ill Two hundred mschlBes are sod.
:. Z. WEsIEELINe.
l5s East fuiton-st
Grand Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

We have one OF Prof. Eugene Lafayette
Cook Books aud will furnish any lsdl
with receipt for cooking oysters FISH OF
game in any style, al Emery's Fish Asrket.
% LyOn-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Painters look mere For few days We
will eel paints. oils, brushes and varnishes
at a greatly reduced price for cash.
o. ". DUSHAM
y south DivIsion-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

We have too large a stock of Wall Paper
10 carry over. To reducs stock, will SCI
for a fev days for less than cost of manu-.
fscture. O. "A. DUNsas,
2S South DivislOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
BUSINESS BREVITIEs.

Just received, az DettenthaleF's. fne .ot
a game Lovers CT delicious meats shoul6
make q purchase
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

For don't care. dull. tired feeling, in.
povsTished blood, dull paine in ssek sna
head. tsntsiiEins ssin ef0puons Kemp :
Ssrsspsrills neveT fails 10 give rsilst Ne
always guarantees H. Price 81 pei bottle.
nb6s drug store, 10 konIoe 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
NEW OYSTER FIRM.

James & Dryden's Baltimore branch oys.
ter house opens at s4 SOEth DivisioR st.
next door North of Peyler's meat market
tomorrow morning. Fresh supplies Of oys-
ters are received from their own Baltimore
house every day. James & Dryden have
opportunities and facilities for Offering the
0est inducements possible and cordially Sc
iicit a share Of your trade.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
SAMUEL h. RgEoHER,

Fine lot Psrtridges and Squirrels at
BLIyES & ALLYS's.
63 Pearl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Nf srf NJ y B kfun. ~ - Srufh
refr sf ,ereoV tender their heartfelt
f1anss to 81 tsaf asvs go tindiT sud xsn-
rtgsr s-sIetet src sIsrs. ls1 th-n during
fse sl1zrres snt fest1 ~ thsir son HsnrT
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
OysrrR PfcNrc.

Save your money and look out for E
grand picnic price on OFster Saturday. We
will make you smile al Emey's Fish
Market - Lyon.st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Nice smoked Bsddies received today al
BLIvEN & ALLYN's
63 feArl-si
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

snr xer raveling n.n scr Chi-
Crre frra wss arrested at svsni1g - D@-
ree.sre safss Hs 'a rRreed sor Iuup1nz q
hets lI A. re terfhsTa m Fiz Rsrits
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Soft shell CLAIMS in bulk.
BLIvKN A ALLrs's.
s. Pesri-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Ladies' rubbers, good style, . cents. 81
The Popular" 40 Csnal-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

order your Jackson Hill coz Of tbe Cen
tTsl Goa Company. Telephone 50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

.rei he ersf ard the c1espsst. 2sirsflg-
rNsen snrT>cars - Dr. RaiIs
C-ex1 syrap Qtasz ssyioz@ n sraportisu.
~
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

In kid, goat or dongols will be sold at
strictly cost prices for the next thirty
days only at the "PopulAr" shoe house, 80
CsDal.st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

r. rss~s - hnv -rushrf Ike : . 80
Certrsi Cozl ca. Teisrhous 50
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
BoYs' DKEss sHoYs

OF good quality 10 button. lace or Congress.
al SIPS and Sl.5O pair at the Popular,
10 CGna-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Dsttenthaler. liz Monroe-st. sells the
finest oysters in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

This discounts them all: Fine new stock
of WALL PAPER for half price for few days
only. o. NJ. DurHAN.
2S South Diyision-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Frssh "a h1f sn5 frssN rs-ke-.i e
BEVFx a AEtTxs
ha Pssr -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

II you wish fish Of any kind. or fne
lsTge fresh oysters, 60 10 Dettenthsler's,
III Nonroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Lsr~ ~ho vs.us rsfref cnnn,szi--
rnsst - Pozzonls Ps~aer-ts rraseers .
safi ssS esssufa ska
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
wAEM LINED SHOPS

Or slippers for gents, ladies or children in q
arge variety at very low prices al the Pop
ulsr" shoe house, as CEnsl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Nsv York CoaBt Oysters 10 halk ia cars
snd seys e
B1IvES 4 ALITss
o Pear
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

n vou want wood sy - osrlosa or oor5
aaT So - the Ceotrsi losl 20. 1sspbons
zs4
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Boileo shrimp and fresh boiled HOLSTERS
received alive Friday morning at
BLVEN Il ALLYNs,
03 Pearl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
Notice TO Baljsg and Contractors

J. O. De La Pierre d Co. de-
sIres contractors and builders
to call and examine their
Walter Patent Metal Roof.
French Floor Tlles, red
pressed and Enameled Brick
and Sidewalks. Livingston
block, corner East Fulton and
DivlslOn-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

The partnership heretofore existing under
the name OF Beecher & Johnston has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Edward W
Johnston will continue the business snd
has sssum ed the Indebtedness of the firm,
and all accounts due the firm must be pal0
20 him.
Dated october 10, 1888
SAMUEL h. RgEcHER,
EDWARD W. JOHNSTON.
/ visa TO thank the customers OF the late
hrm of Beechor K Johnston for their
patronage. and respectfully ask a continu
ance of the same. / shall conduct first
class grocery and meat market aud will
guarantee satisfaction TO all who see ht t.
patronize me. EDWARD w. JOHNSTON.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Picked mussels and deviled crabs 6.
Biiven & Aliyns, % Pesrl-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

York RIVER OYsTERs
Shell. bulk or cans at Emerys Marke,
20 Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Fresh Escsllops AZ
BLIvES < AItvSs
81 Pear =
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

strictly One Price to all alike. CoTrsspoD-
denoe Solicited
The sun., 1888-11-04

DsN conduit sys.sm By connection through q
conductor on the motor with copper wire In
.Ths DRAINAGE systsm is also similar 70 the
DAFT. ope Of the dangcrs OF the conduit sys-
ten = the possibility Of noodinG the conduit.
claim that they have perfected drains which
into the seWera When the street sewers are
in rood condition there Ii not much to fear
The bentley :KnIeht Company, has the con-
ear will be- Independent Of the others, and the
truck can be separated from the body Of the
car. This will enable the company to put on
open cars In summer and others In winter. A
peculiar and valuable attachment is q flexible
conductor which will enable q car 70 propsl
The slot through which the conductor passes
will be only three-gnarters, Of an inch wide.
Some Of the cars will have broom attachments
to sweep the condults Any degree OF speed
up TO twenty miles an hour is guaranteed and
the car can be contIolled is ip an instant H., ..
the refusal OF the Bleeker street road to allow
the new company TO cross its tracks An en-
gaEement was finally entered into on the Oath
inst Cars have been ordered, and u is said
that thirty OF them will be ready by Dec. l.
Work will be pushed rapldly..
II 10 admitted by nearly all electricians that
the perfection OF the electric motor lies in the
storage system. This Ia very imperfect as yet,
regarded from the rapid transit point OF view.
but there are great possibilities in II. doubt
ing exnert said to THE Sun reporter that In
MS Hpn0n New noksrs not tSs ss
be quicker than, thought. Then, grumbling
would be out OF tho question as the traveller
would be at his destination before he had
time to consider how TO get there.
The sun., 1888-11-04
Bleached Moustaches.
From, the Phtlddelphtd Timer.

1.-THE latest fad is bleaching moustaches," Z"
said a barber. BARRIERS don't do 1t. Mon buy
tho bleach and apply 1t at homo. 1t is done
mostly by young mon. You can see lots OF
have lovely blonde moustaches. The bleach
makes the moustanhe strcaked In lines OF gold
saShes BlaeE moustsches. even ven Of fSS the si%on-
pure sort. have lost favor.
Men with fiery red moustaches use bleach
nowadays. Not all men with red moustaohes
but great many. You won't see near SO many
red moustaches now as you could have seen i
year age You'll see n man az, EIth head Of red
Of old gold. The bleach is just as Injurious as
the black hair dye. good many men with red
boards use tho bleach too. blond beard is
very fashionable NOWADAYS. The ordinary
everyday observer Isn't likely to dotecta bogus
blond beard or moustache, but barber who
The sun., 1888-11-04
HOW 1T AFFECTED THE MAJOR.
A Study OF the Effects OF Strong Drink In
One Human System.
Prom the Alta CaIf6yua

From the Alta California.
"Some OF 'em ketches 1t In the ed. some
othsr said
bartender. now leading, shouting light In the
n rsaon and et Of %
Yes" Continued tho * * cocktail anal gsnstor
may be drqnker p a billed owl. and yet is talk
to talk p at a and yet hs N Shiny hsfound ar s
like one o them base ball fellers. Him q talk
Of stock q human
man, who had seen the error OF his ways. and
eS s% sso Tie full fore. of the
a6oy. remsrGs sfruSs the reporter With the
e. or psrhapS TGa rspor.er had jSSs s
up with sick male friend, and was standing
decided whether to walt for the iirst uptown
car or hoof It out to his homestead near the
wi IL xs
ly perfectly sober. and altogether looking like
The door me driver; who was holding an ant
Mills biii, came hprrying up. and, poking bis
heSd In At the % wiadow. inquired, conhdentially
"AmadeIa. and bs quick about 1t. dye hear2"
BEG pardon. pardon. Major; didn't quite get It,"
Emsdala, stupid Don't you know whore
to Lamadea- Everybody knows Medaala, and
that's where must and will CO."
Guess know the ropes AS well hs the next
one. boss. but don't know your Emma dAr-
ns i, the hickman gazing at his
EmnaI What Emma never said any
thing about any Emma ! simply, told you
whore TO drive TO. Why, you scoundrel. you're
drunk-beastly drunk. I'll report yopt1 Mar
you blockhead Laadema, Dslaama. 1demaia,
you Wild ass OF Tartaryi I'll tell you again
plainly. for the Last time. I-want-to,.-go-to
.-Demalaa, Madaela. Ladamea. Now dye un.
derstand2 Drive to Amedaal. you horse thisfl'
~, Come out Sf that hack. you big hoSsisr and
Come out Of that. you crazy fool" yelled the
infuriated driver and he was preparing TO
open the door and snatch the occupant bald
headed whom he reporter; who had been de-
down, and presenting himself at the window
"Seryicel Certainly, sir. 8ee, hsree my
card" handing out one on which was written,
Ms,oT GSs9rEs Hghphysr AA5%s,S 5r,Ss IL
the Alameda ferry. told him 90 as plainly as
possible, and the, .rufiian wouldn't do 1t. I've
been out 10 big dinner and am anxious TO get
the last Alameda boat home" The Major was
told that the last, Alameda boat mad left several
prize. but on the, advice OF the reporter CON
clnded TO take Turkish bath before crossing
the bay; Again calling up the hickman. he
said, Meyer mind going to the ferry dFiye
was driven 0h just then the arst car game
a." aoasi%ss fiia q a tSsis toaSSss q @ 'a' 0f
The sun., 1888-11-04
POLITICS ON THE CANAL.
LIFB aboard THICHER,s FLOATING
POLITICAL RI0KNM.

Painting the Erie Canal with . Streak or
Red Hosttlitios by the Repubnenns
Aiong the Routo-1nside the Boat.
The idea Of having floating political
meeting on tho Erie Canal originated with the
man now Admiral Of the prize boat Thomas
Jefferson. He IL John Boyd Thacher. ex-Sen-
ator from the Albany district. and afterward
Mayor Of Albany. He admits that he got the
idea from Frank Stockton's book. and he some-
times calls his boat the political Rudder
The sun., 1888-11-04
eomsbody's Sisters Mistake.
From tAs PAtadsiphts Record

en " P9rt o. Gloucester Ss CITY is anxious to
who planted o rousing kiss squarely on his
lips the other night. Mr.. Fort was walking
home. when he was startled by O pair OF arms
being clasped around his neck and warm lips
oh. my brot6erI" exclaimed tho strange
young woman.
I'm not your brother" cried Mr.. Fort. when
he recovered consciousness.
Tho young woman gave him o witherinR
look and sped down the street. neglectine to
leave her card.
The sun., 1888-11-04
Ayers Sar

sapsrilia- sNow." she writes. aI can scsresly
balieve hAa ever bean III"
AAls y Dr.J.C.AysE \ o., level, Has.
The sun., 1888-11-04
sapariIIa,

and three bottles restored me."-J. B. Mohls
Shiloh, Ohio.
Price 81 ! six bottles, 50. wsrth a5 bsttlA
, 1888-04-26
SENATOR CONKLING AND KATE
CHASE srRAGUE.

The death of ex-senator CoNKLING
recalls very unpleasant incident in
the history Of bis life and yet it is one
which entities him to lasting honor.
Old newspaper readers viii remember
the attempt to build up scandal out
of the friendship existing between the
Senator and Mrs. KATE CHASE
SPRAGUE The attempt was failure,
because il was an outrage because it
was one of the meanest attemp to
blacken the character of a great wo.
man, whose heart was already broken,
ever inaugurated by cruel and jealous
scandal-mongers.
When ROSCOE CoNKLrNG entered the
lower house of Congress, SALMON p.
CHASE was a man Of mature years,
ripe in experience and standing de-
servedly high as y jurist. Shortly af-
ter Mr.. CoNKLISG entered the house,
Ohio sent Judge CHASE to the senate.
Mr.. CHASE aud Mr.. CoNKLING became
warm personal friends, the friendship
being Of the character go frequently
existing between young mon and those
, 1888-04-26

As the funeral train that bore to it's
last resting place the lifeless body Of
New York's great leader moved slowly
up the Hudson, the people gathered
in thousands to pay their respects to
his memory. Right well do they
know that when the storms gather and
the clash Of social and conflicting in
terests threaten, the men like LOWELL,
CURTIS, and their kind will not be
equal to the task of command How
ever it is all ever. The trials and
triumphs of ROSCOE CoNKLING have
"sh-unk TO that little measure" death /;
and let his faults be buried with him
to-day in the narrow grave at Utica.
, 1888-04-26

"Two dollar No. dogl Half past
tlee dollar, first class No / black dOgw
Not n particularly high price for dog In
either case one would ordinarily think,
especially II the dog were good one and
first class; and yet when one saw him
skinned, dressed and hung up in front Of
butcher shop In one of the narrow
streets Of the Chinese city Of Canton u
it would hardly seem rs though u differ.
ence in the color Of canine would make
any difference In the price. But it does.
Black dog and black cat to the Chinese
epicure-and only epicurcs and the rich
can afford the luxuries Of dog and cat,
more expensive as they are than beef or
pork-are much better eating than yellow
or white or spotted animals Of the sanA
sort, and ~ proof Of the genuineness Of
the color Of these delcacies their tails are
not taken ofR with their hides when they
ere skinned, but are left pntouched; 30
?hat with their tails upon them they are
exposed for SALE and by no means Z
tempting sight are they
Birds nests for soup like dogs and
cats, are not to he found in every shop
They are even greater delicaces and Ger
tainly are much more inviting, for they
nre not cooked In that state in which they
are found, but after they have been thor
oughly washed and cleansed. They are
divided up into small pieces and are Of
gelatinous composition. but have when
ready for the market strngy, fbrous
appearance. Canton Cor. Chicago Trib-
, 1888-04-26
Wearing High HeeIed sh ocs.

"Most Of my work Is for workc1 girls,
and lots there Is OF IL, too. There's not
day goes over my head but what get
from ten to twenty pairs Of shoes to cQ'S
BILE. And 1t beats all what fools thesS
girls be. Not one in ten Of them has .
sensible notion of foot wear. Here's .
pair fixed for girl who lives in Brook
lyn. She walks from the ferry two
miles, morning and night. Look at the
heels. Sure, they're four lifts too high,
and she goes teetering along walking on
the ball OF her foot. Now, I've told her
many u time, for she's been coming In
here for two years now, but 10 docsn't
mako any difference. She works for as
week, buys a pair of shoes once v month
and brings them to me once week to get
the heels fixed You see she wears them
Off behind and one OF them on the side.
Now II she'd wear lower heel she could
walk better and faster, but she WON'T, and
that settles it,"
"You have chance to Judge Of many
peculiarities in foot wear, do You notS"
"Wcll, yes. Now, / notice that lady
clerks who stand up behind the counter
wear common sense or low heels, while
operators on machines wear high heels,
II there's anything wrong, that Is, girl
standing up can wear high heels better
than girl sitting down running mo
chine, for working the foot backward and
forward strains the muscles with high
heel for lever Take n cheap high heel
shoe: the counter is thin and there Is
little OF no stiffness in the shank. What's
the consequences The foot is chucked
down on the toes, and then come corns
and bunions besides spreading out tho
shoes ANA making them look slonchy. A
girl thinks her foot looks pretty In high
ncel shoe, but II doesn't From the side
the foot looks round or thick. Now, take
chat same foot in low heeled shoe that
IL broad enough to fit, and 1t looks fat or
chin and slender There's not one woman
In hundred who realizes that fact, and
II there were more of them, high heeled
shoes would have seen their last day.
New York Sun.
, 1888-04-26
foilowers OF Their Opposites.

The leader OF the English dcmocrncy---a
democrat straightforward and slow OF
spccch--is Mr.. Gladstone. one of the most
garrulous and willy OF men. The leader Of
the English Conservatives, the party Of
stolidity and OF caution, is Lord Randolph
Curchiil, political Flibbertygibbet,
whose mind is as ninble az u lively mouse
In u windy barn, and who IL one of the
most reckless Of political gamblers. And
the leader OF the Irish peoplc--a race
famed for jovial wit, passionate oratory,
reckless abandon and more than regal
gehtrosity--is Mr.. Pnrncll, man who
never made "a joke in his life, n cold, un-
tmpassioned calculator, who holds him.
sell In reserve even with his intimates, and
whose Oratory has never been relieved by
a single burst OF passionate fervor Mr..
Gladstone's position is au illustration OF
the power OF unrescrve. Mr.. Parnell's ~
due more than anything else TO the force
OF restraint. 1t would seem as IL nations,
ike women, sought as masters those who
possessed the qualities OF which they felt
The lack in their own characters. Hence
the emotional Celt has chosen Mr.. Par
neil, who never 'lets himself go'' even In
private life, and the reserved and self re-
strained Englshnan selects as h,s chief
one who, If Eot exactly ''nll fire and fckle-
ness, is nevertheless the Rousseau OF
politics in being the creature of impulse
AND or rhetoric. Pail Mall Gazette.