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The Portland daily press., 1888-09-21
Mugwump simplicity never had better
illustration than in this editorial from the
Springfield Republican:

Mugwump simplicity never had a better
illustration than in this editorial from the
Springfield Republican:
r. C. jackson, superintendent of the railway
mail service In New York, was dismissed from the
department yesterday by the postmaster general
superintendent jackson had control of all the
railway mail clerks going out Of New York and of
the newspaper service as well. The man appoint
ed to take his place is J. B. Given of Cincinnati
and what his qualifications may be does not yet
appear. The fact, however, that Jackson is
Republican and Given a Democrat makes 1t in
cumbent on the postotfice department to show
business OF the magnitude OF Uncle Sans mail
service would make such change on political
grounds. Ii remains for Postmaster General
Dickinson TO show that he has not discredited the
administration and Inconvenience the public by
doing this The people are entitled to all the facts
In this matter.
The Republican speaks as If this were an
exceptional violation of the principles of
civil service reform for which there must be
some explanation which will clear the ad-
ministration from intentional guilt. Have
the Mugwumps of Western Massachusetts,
never heard that there has been an almost
complete partisan reconstruction of the civil
service? Have they never heard that the
principles of civil service reform laid down
by the President are unblushingly violated
before his face and eyes? Have they never
heard that First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral Stevenson has left the duties of his Of
fee to take the stump in Illinois; or that
Commissioner of Navigation Charles b. Nor
ton left the duties Of his Office to spend sew
erai weeks working here in Maine for that
Dig Democratic victory which looms up so
gailantiy In the realms of Democratic mag
inationS Have they never heard that poor
democratic postal clerk in Oxford county.
Me-, was assessed $50 before he had begun
to earn cent of his $500 salary, in order to
help pay for that glorious Pigment of the i'm.
agination9 In Maine he would be consid.
cred a very supplemented person who
should ask an explanation of these things.
The Portland daily press., 1888-09-21
A new CARD To THE PUBLIC
"The best advertisement for article is quality the
consideration is price,

Cuticura .......... 10, S1.76 per doZ.
Kinds Honey and Almond Cream.
And an immense stock of Tooth, Nail and
Toilet Articles too numerous to mention.
The Portland daily press., 1888-09-21
SILK PLUSHES.

We can certainly offer the very
best bargains in these goods the
market affords. Over 100 diff
ferent shades and qualities to Sc
lect from.
SILK VELVETS.
A full assortment in all the New
Fall Shades.
The Portland daily press., 1888-09-21
ALL SILK BLACK VELVET

For Outside Garments, 20 inches
wide, from $500 TO $1,000 per
yard.
The Portland daily press., 1888-09-21

Boys OF
Boys Is $3.50 $4
The Portland daily press., 1888-09-21
CLOTHING co.

One large lot handsome Pant Suits, I'm sizes
plated with belt, In stripes, plaid and fancy
me low price OF 81, $3.50, $3 and $3.50 Per Suit
suits, and are i'm 3 different patterns.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19


Public services viii De held by the Latter
Day Saints. or House OF Is-asl, At O'Clock
p. L., al 40 Caaal-s..
Pew. Mr.. Puffer. pastor Of ine Plaiahe!d
Ayenus N. T. church. will exchange pull
riis this morning with Rev. ID. CrOnk, ol
Tie Esst tree- q. 2. cAgrcu.
The sueiect al Grace obgTch. Rev. Dr.
krauD. rrcto-, Will ce IA me morning:
The evening: The pansnds OF tue Age
Atfbe Suiln Memorial church. services
viii 10 heic in the lecture room os the pew
church. cofrer 70 Fi1ny-st. and Wealthy
eve sunday school a, p. N. Evening
service az Z.
The services in tue Second Baptist church,
Ccrrer Geld sno Ca.iioFuia-sls., will include
preaching IN the mOrulas by Rev. r. r..
Beunstt aud 10 the egealns D. the pastor,
Rev L. II. Brooks.
Rev. Charles Fiahrer, D. D., Of the Uni
versaIlst ctuTch, viii preach IN the morn
ing on The kcei and no ideal in ld-s.'
Evening services will be held a. 40 o'c. ocE.
hen = isc.use on The Hebrew ffopEes'
vii Ce given.
Rev J. I.ice Taylor. rector Of =. P'ul's.
viii preach IN tie morning. al l0.50 Oh
cody sorrow" tie text being Ii. Cor.
vii, :. ID. and &C 4 u. TII drlsvsr . iect-
uTs on 'lEs Rant Observance oi the Chris
tiau >4bbAih." EKodas xT.. s.
Liberal Hollsud congregation. corner OF
East Bridge and louls-sts sts.---ervices - 10 q.
m. snJ p. n. reaching by Rev. r. ".
y. Huxennoifz, pssfo-. Morning subject
"Whv S.. 60 - Ilutcb." In fhe evening,
'Fhe Towsr Of Babel. Sunday school at
ff-s0
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Fa SAINTS ~TffE TELE-
gr2tn-sferalsi" makes
So a speciality of publish
s ing classified - ants"
guaranteeing largest
circulation, cheapest
prices and best results. a
p0StOsiice il kept ia the
counting room for the ben
eds OF advertisers. "Situa-
Gi0ns antesiv are taken at
half the rates Of the follow
ing table, ana persons In
want o. work " 40 have no
money topay are offered the
use OF our columns free OF
charge. Advertisements 81
the arrival and departure
of trains Will be found inn
meeiiately follow ing the
wants.
The nstahser 81 lines sny sd ssrsfssznsa az
eak bs found by dividing the nasohsr -
~sTds by sssSa- Any part Of 9 HE es9stsd
sssns f4li lEs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
GOOD SELECTIONS.

Able Writers will Contributs to the Board
of Trade Book OF Statistics.
At S. White, whom the Board Of Trade
selected 10 compile and edit the book 10 be
issued descriptive OF the city and its re-
sources, has divided the work into topics
and assigned them to writers chosen be-
cause OF their experience and ability TO
handle the several subjects as follows:
Predatory remarks by the Committee on
Statistics
Brief historical review of the State and
its resources by T. =. Carpenter. editorial
writer of the Eagle.
Historical review Of city; geographical
advantages. growth and character OF popu-
lation proximity OF fruit and timber dis
tnc;s, ETC., Il. Il. Fisher, city editor of the
EdJle.
Climate, mor,uary statistics, ETC., Hawley
Carg'li and DIR. LupinskI.
Banks and clearing house. building and
loan associations. Charles l.. Grinnell, man
ager of clearing h0use.
Taxation, municipal Indebtedness. as
sessed values, postoftite statistics, character
of business interests W. J. Sproat, city edl-
tor the Democrat. -
Churches and religious organizations,
Hugh Mcdowell, editorial writer the TELE-
GRAM-HERALD.
Public. parochial aud private schools. ".
NJ. Hathaway. editorial writer the Dsmor t..
Public buildings, hotels club houses. b..
neyolent homes and asylums, places Of
amusement, Henry n. Rose, news editor OF
the Lsdder
Railroad and street arlines, +. 3. Fisher.
Teiegraphs, telephone SYSTEMS ana neRs-
papers, Charles ID. Almy.
Gas and electric lgut corporations, T. II.
Carpenter.
Buildings and building statistics, T. ".
| Fletcher managing editor Of the Democrat.
Social, scientific. literary, secret and ne
nevOlent associations, amusements, VIII
| II. Loonlis.
Streets, sewers and water supply II. A.
| Collar. city engineer.
Real estate and openings for investments,
Lewis q. Stuart, city editor the Leader.
| Police and fire departments, George A.
| Mcintyre, the Edgb>
Jobbing trade merchandise, f. A. Stowe.
| Michigan Tradesmdn.
| Manufactures, A S. White.
! Assignments for the courts and profess
sions' aud timber supply" will be N ade
"A sreaiieT
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Kog seotLR N0T IIRk <LsN as. fot
1 o. : e.s q aLAs Aese seni = eccaans' 80 ~
Gas z.St 60 - Ete .isI es.la fsl-@s . : tiet
= - a1f SO $3.50 cas- fe rnnel Aef
las Iv I Pro n lose<S eleek, eFfs 1lz
wskls EaieA
los SAiK-.A COMP IA EoEs Sne 49,
Il 81 r .ies1 tt1. 4errt-sa. esL -
1stss.s s. sgI kn2ulrc ~. Nitares<s -
Eok sAlK TAo Ntks DkslkAk.ls tets
i 90 faF e=st ue4r CoerrF. ttxl@-. es >
81 o4s - fAessf 81. nc-T N4tff3 a
3 $50 ttOs 4as up s.es. ,lt az zee
eaesa tatsa 4 = nAo2. Nladlssaa eeiialas
atT gsuS OFT AK9 GAIL OK MN h.
L iaaeTllAa. s. NlaaIsag4t otAiicia1 s,isit
enftbass oaa :. 81 ssks shat c.,rie, ~ 4ae nes
hsasf o. lsois a. see oli ASleN EA1 - %
Ia @xN es - -. ~fefe. % isli. - p~1
asS1. 80 hsa~e and i0f ~ Asdass eve,
as i.a4ss Al41 l1i 81 irsl1K Pace 49, ava
so ze.A otxlS. 30 "A Ceils - sse- see4h ..
rec, Sslat q fhs besl @nd c2ralNst i~lins IL
sale also Meas clis
BARGAIN : oNF AND A HAP s1okH
n heDss. sa Cuitb lot 81 81. price a.4'e -
4 af "a AZ a a. those icoEiRs = hotl.se Si@
- sci - oklEg over euE tesSaails f'Soin
1owef -1ock. %
ltl aan -s6f09 CASH BALANCE -
= 1 :, ,VtfOs ; "a "a yeArs. VII bos tsleaiae
hoei pfopsris uos paying Ia reni per csai. a.
S-soloi sIae1oio efsning and rs n,oA.s ~ sls
rsghl s. sA Also . q house ana ioS esa& E'.'s
v&cepi "a t-s3 far each. Cai on J. A tAsttf
Real tslste ne3lef S. otiswasl -
lkIaO NANIs OK = Ao1S &@xf24 Aofih
w r. nj sl. gGsaea sna wall lsae ~ foos Ihsin
stree cars ssB piece oT a. 90 laf iel lAltn
a Ault0L Co
faOR SALE Al A DAK6AfN - skN hkAi.
L lOuses and lots i.sF sale "a tie si1ts Ward al
from s 81 a. sstN. sls9 oeslralae -ots. 5000
houss snd iot ca seurfh a f0F a. 6o9. fuTms
yofy libefsl. More 4 MiloR, lecyatd bloch. o.
NOR SALE~A LAR6E BRICK DWELLING
Il bsuse ON Spring 81. t0F sfuN neal trsaie
dwelling bOuse q \ Jsmessi fof y tee, snd an
fsyfnssllS and reasonable terms p A. bepptf,
room N. ledyard block over Pubic l.Ll.rsst
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE GRAND RAPIDS fEEE-HASD DRAw-
-. Nsrrorr

or The GRAND RAPIDS fEE- HAND DRAW
Iss SCHOOL.
The fourth annual exhibition Of the
Grand Rapids Industrial and Artistic Draw
iue. Modelling. Casting and Wood Carving
School inciu5ing geometry vii 0Den
Turs9av. Fehrusrv Il. lsss. ~ No. li Pearl
ST.. third floor. ia The rooms formerly occn-
pied bv the I.adies' LitersrT Cub.
The exhibition will continue two weeks
srd there vii be displayed fer tie isspec-
ion Of visitors some hFe HUNDRED spscl-
mems Of the work dons bY pupils during
he past year in f-es-hsna drs~ioe. mode
ing 10 CAV. casting. etc. arranged with a
view Z, sbavfnE e. glance the progress
sass By TIE pupils oaring the twelve
nonfh.
Ursn frsm 70 . n. 70 10 2 ~. on Non
3sv. We5uestav sd Frcsv. ard from l0 =
n,. q r. n. TIE bsisuce ol l1s week.
Tsis school has beea ssisb she'd ior over
I've vears- The ei1csticD Ealch u impsfts
is a sa8rce Of pyobf 70 thoss who oofs.n Il.
snd r shs hssls 81 uasny i1pertsrk indus
tries
Toa are respectfully referred 20 the May
uup8ls vho hsvs receives distraction - fbe
s-a.soI also 20 the Niaficcmn. the BerksT
< esw. tbs Fhrsn3r. and Nelson 4 Na;ssr
Furnffars Conpaniss in fscL - - fhe
leading fsesSrses an3 ARISES 10 G-sns
RAPIDS
Tea srs earnestly isvited - visit ths
sthsoi a. anv tas. txsHice - methods
ana note tse resu.t 9. e1fs-ref.
rEsNs
Evssinz scaosf -s8 e go ? n tsrn q.
treire .sssoss -
Dag sosooi 40 s 2. n, term r sisht
R--rssns 5sxUc
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

from ihs monthly report OF the Michigan
weather service. il IS found that thirty-four
OF tas thirty-hvs observers ia Kent county
6nd that Winter wheat thus Tar has not
been damaged 0y the ifosts and one reports
thxt iamsxe has oeen done. During Janu-
ary iSU'8 bushels Of wheat were marketed
at six mills IN the county, and during i've
months closing With the and of January,
$50 Us bushels. There are = s53 colonies OF
hess in the county. producing last year ol.-
8f3 pounds ol como honey, -. .sS9 pounds
o. extracted honey. and 90 pounds Of wax.
The rSia fall for Jsr gary. Or is equivalent
IN snow. at Grand Rapids. Was 5.57 iachss,
lie snow fall 15-2 incnes the lowest TEN
persture for che month was IS below zero
on the 2Ist. and tie highest - degrees
sb1Ys on New Years dag. the average IL
levrses. there were 3 clear days. ; fair and
- cloudy The uscisroi ioEicsl observations
wers made hy Prof r. 4. Kendall, OF the
Hfah school
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

CfscU5r Henry e. Brown. 81 al, u.
Hsnry Z sni John Doren sssgmpsip Ar
zri,d and suaulirssd A bert Roeeatkal Jr,
- Norris Se.r. ss a.. rsp.evin- ny sEpu.2-
noa iudgnsns for p.NaEid * cents sal
cssls Nafi n J Pnr-eI ". David A0resE.
sssof,sasit. srruei se1 sg3mtce3 EaaSara
g. Euce - IF8ac F. l.ansofsaax rs3levtn.
on t-ist
PaesRrE.-Esisfe q Charles Bsrdxs d.
rssrsil. srrrsieer's wsrrsrr and inventory
~. arier f1r hearing c.sir1s before roarB
en- August I9 Eestafe of Ssrss oeren1sFl
saeeasee. wla AID Qs'ltion ler pra srs Of
s1aa fiff heariaz Har-h i8 Estate 81
lssa u g. F-'rir ell. dscr~ssr, executor 3
sn-ssI ac-eanf Ell Esrste rf + easrs E.
eat sr~crf1 deceased, sprrsieef var
-srt auf inventory dief Esesrs ~ Rex
f..es.hne rn acr er,er e7rets ne Es-
s...ls * Cbesshr1 sasrtan. In re pefiaoa
81 -sncvai f-o1l cEcs 81 sanuei = Cay
T-ss--atnE Atternsy 81 ksnJ e1na1y
-ss-sss AR rsffisn ssr rencTss ed. ae&T-
Ins EearuefT -
s. -rzrea. a.--E5 lizard n 8dsns -. =
Csrrea er sssan8r-is tgisi of gas csase ssa-
nilnei
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Jspsss B. lee q Elg Eap.ds. Is IN towa
O. busl pess-
Assksgon j. ia s4nt of are sl<ra Isis-
Er2pb ysEy nata.
4h0mss y Dzy. ~ Grand RAPIDS. wss ia
toNl yesterday "a basiLsss. -.
Oas Of ths mzia 4s.s- pipes earsted yes
ter1sy ~ tcs o0l4sr Vi AlnIa-sL- An2 West
era aye
Ihe streets wese erowdsd YESTERDAY VIII
people tskias a1Fa1 1t&ss VI tie pleasant
weather.
n. T. Scott. o. Grsnd Rapids. was look
Ing over TIE city Yesterday ia connection
Will his business.
Il. n. Dc1Tscksa and c. P. Bush start
oai tomouos morning with Eae ! :. & n.
psy Ca frcm lhis pOint
Last week there vas = marrisge license
issued ia Chicago - Walter 0oldrsth OF
ILis cisy. and Mss Carne Mayer, Of caicaso.
Yesterday morning +. }. Nevis. Of
1oungolood K hegIA lad his hand inaaeled
80 that he had 70 have one Hnge, smput2ted.
To Mr. and Afs. James sullivan yesIer-
dag mOrnlng-a S-pou8d boy. sullivan Is
no" one OF tie AapplesI hTemen IA Tbs
city.
AacColhns ODers Company are billed
here Tor Monday, IuesaSY aud edheS1ay
evening and Wednesday matinee, at the
Opera House.
The case OF Pat McGraw and James Gal
lsgber, charged with highway robbery, has
been adjourned until tltomoFrOw afternoon al
4 p. ~, al justice Ailler's court.
Q. G. Ballantine, Of Chicago. who has
been visiting his brother, J. III. Ballaniine,
the merchant tailor. for the past three or
four days. ieit for bis home last evening.
DR.. Dooth. OF the Medical and Surgical
Institute, returned yesterday from hls cleo
tTicai aud surgical institute II Ohio, where
he has been engaged IN BUSINESS for the pasi
three weeks.
The horse case Of James II. Smith vs.. DR..
NandUlin, which was on trial ia Circuit
Court all day Friday and most OF the day
yesterday. has been adjourned until to-
morrow morning a. 9 . c.Ock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
THE CONGREGATIONAL CLUB.
The Annual Meeting TO be Held at Tia
Park Church tuesday Fvsuinr

The Annual Meeting TO be Held at the
Kark Church tuesday EvsninE.
The annual meeting OF the Western
Michigan Congregational Club. will be held
in the pSrlors OF the Park Church. in this
city 1t $50 O'Clock on TUESDAY evening of
this week. The topic FOR disc ssiOn will be:
"ProzTess of Moral Ideas IN American
Affairs.
Rev. y. NJ. Fiske, OF Jackson, will open
the discussion. after which there will be al
opportunity for members of the Club and
invited guests TO speak.
As this is the annual meeting for the
election Of officers and the Transaction OF
other important business. full abundance
OF members Is expected. Several persons
have been invited as guests Of the evening.
among them the Hon. Edwin Willets,
President OF the Agricultural College. and
Pref T. G. Abbott of the same institution.
Ladies are invited TO attend and ne aides
of The PARK Church are expected to furnish
refTesuments.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Tti. 20 - Exseasled to Battle Cr-sk-Th-
New Coaches

Marin T. SFest, Of tas Lowsl 3 Hast
inzs Rai-uai Company. VS. in LoTeii iast
SaFlraaF 20 insueet the neT equipments
~ rat,v purcosssa ~ tae esT psay, part
81 rasea sas the 80 ReW sns eie9Gat
r1sra.s cas rssssnzer. snd ore comesaa-
son rssil. - =ress mi smoker Ihess ner
csrrhss assss their nrst tTlo over tae nsg
~sss tr fa.s alscs last AeBssy. I1ev wsTs
er-ls 30 sze RsrseT 4 smith 81 Ns1u &C.
tartas Campsng. Of Dayton. 0sIo. sad 80
nsosse. = ~ comfort. eiesa1cs sssa sfsoi.itT.
snf a. both srrrls5 risn 81 use1ern ira
rra~ensents Tee 4. 3 n. Co5spsay = -
trsv st T8rk mazing F1scsT atl2Es fsr 80
srssna,B 81 ~ i.n-s nrth s0-ta asa saEts.
4 YarEeT = ne~ -esar - -estrse- f-rt tlVs
srH - srar - re weas1sT wltl rerrEt -1s
wsrS af xTs6 rz VI GO 1ence. s1c a8r
"a cad ~Ill - exfercee CO 20 6atlls
Creek "a 1F Food1s1t - szy Ms~S-s. bsTa-
tea sd Nsrrl.i-- f-scesfs Hsaa
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

sazs leza e- seas 40
E 2tss 1--etsa
Lt ssasr a-1 ses.
-44ss ass4
va ~ osea t1sz gees k-4s
laz aal2s s.@.e useT
Eas-s ner ae4.E sF1sefsd ssae
Seai 81 - t1s G.Eer
A as Fscke1 eseA rss' Fsi E4rs.
ia lae e. >pr.nz sealh
Esgssas So = 4l4 : a. -ess esss
FlAe.zg tss-- sosssAzx
6l.sse..s sin sise o. sea-
tas.ss - sllest
- & - 4ll1t--ss aafs afnld
for 1sz ir.sasis, tbs tn2sf,
csez ass.o B. 80 f-fef s-ls
oslers. iF4e t4s iaF.Es
PnloK aLa issllzs pa =. sbids
3elg.t tAe o1ss n groarlegS
llso4 o. tls az ..es lana
lssss b. ~ seEsen
Aua see pleket alsh ssls sane asaa
For tae - sSme Fesso1
Harpg 81 sl-0us TIE lg~eFs
Aos tlE sel have nsndeIei
siaee shese Peaseili, haPPy hosri
Hos hsE lie seems "a i.l4a1eCet.
fiessaz onward Lks tae stream.
60 her lils s10as s-der
BIT iss1ike q psiIll dgeam.
s0ch mishsps bs.i3s her.
Nos a wolE4D. oid AID gray.
stasds she by tbs river.
Pleadlag n p A.ltlge say
70 the mighty liver.
Gnevug for Der darling child,
her beloved aad only,
Here she pleads Ia acceGts wl.d,
fOr her life Is loneiy
And sne feels that only He
Hslh the power o giving
What uili cure her misery
Make lie worth the living.
Father give him saek 10 me,
Ere cross the river,
IRIS her daily. hourly plea
To the loving G!ysF
anna B. EasLIE
LIsRoS. Mich. February 10.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
Reg Esfase--Eosintru

p0g sA1E-PIAE AND RED Mooo lands
1 god farms aud city properly ios ie cheap
also d. 6 % ~ .Odo. fall a. LOtcit u4ocE. Cane1
A. OPP sale Swsefs HO.el. X Anisd4. 4sa
ISoh SkLE-A HAkAEsS SHOP VITA sIotk
] end f1ferts coInfieie otethe iHih q Two
soy hlock and ios size of lot -rxito anc . frst
cfss i8ta.loa "a cls o. the NAN streets n city
Of upwards Of fhiry Thousand population
VII sell ell gosetle- or exchange icr oefifaale
real ssfGle Ia Grsad Rapids. Address II
o. Pine-sl. AuskegCB, Mich 70
NOR SkLK-GOGD PROPERTY FOR hALE AT
4 Byron Centre. god hotel aud bar cop-
neriea and good Ttssons FOR want ng g. seI- a
dress Mrs Mary Adr!on = ron gtutrs, sich. All
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
For observation-disclosures.

NOR eAIE-ONE HALLEN roMEk1H sAus-
age chopper nearly new, ios hall = hs. !. csosi
at the fGciory. The said iusehine 4 Al 0os Mesi.
thy-age.. Grand Rapids, Mich. ae
NOR SALE GOOD ROAD OK WORK HORSE
for sac. Mi be sold cheap n sold imnedls
sfeix y usnau Is Csbai-st S36ts
TOR SALE - TX IRA NICE DRY EIEDIINO-
+ wood az $50 Per Load delivered Grand
RsDius VeneerCo S9sti
IwAkT TO SKIL Ny HORsK PHAEToN AND
hasneSs very cheap iIt&ken soon. John +.
Honan, as CauAl-St SSsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

As soi-Dsi i1g storg = ko.4s - flEis-,i ,is
zs tEs atfsrz1es e 10 eA1-ss xxet Fstss-
"a 6ezersl Ds2lzL p SlCzlss, sAo
sses e sa Us oFs11oa HAS @0.-ks A11
-cs sla7sry CEASED t1s rsssill.ns
Z s@s - C0Hsssss Eseesalag las @sF.
Is sss Na.sky II ths GsofA.a s-~12s n1oFu-
inz eoektz-s-s Conxrsss of vnssz9 ?
dslaksfs. IAsa saisky al day; waisky
snd zAnbllag al n - DFi1ks bslo1s
Congress opsnsd rs ucFalas GssaloB.
drinks before il e1ioarasd- Scarcely =
eoasz8 .tlee- ro0ll EltEout ils esG .g1E y
Sai4zy. All tie siiak q the 81 eoaid
be heard ia tie Csp..ol eCrri4ors. 1hs
ixllsa--sts szEry stesclss--ssEs s-isky.
TIE zfnosphsfs ss8 re1olsBs Eita
xhisky-1srVous exc.tsnsnt sesksng
rslsg IA xnisky. aud vniskY aiding %
uersoas excisemenS- fes. tbs re0elllOn
Was launched n whisky. II tie ffsnea
Asssn1ly Ssrs h drink some morning
ons-nzlf ths whisky consumed Il any one
dag b. that Congress, France would
declare xAF sgslaas Germany in twenty
ninufes.'
Aud yet people tsik q the good old
times sad OF tie patriotic statesmen of
tie sAr period, while prohibition u bsinz
sgiiAted "A the District Of Columbia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

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~ CsgFg ifls lFassezasezs - IA - A.ssGs<sa
A i 1lns osils ekecI4 SUNDAY
flr0pEh tift elk a. a. i-alnts ano acfthk tosleee
tna easehos o4n be Asotifea a. lula1 E1cso- of00
4. Nonroe-sl. &nc 81 uei<iA
seal.
Gao ". AuSsoS. cats nossl Age1I
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

To-day IL ths nrst Sunday ia Lert.
Lent Il to thu year what Sunday = to
tie week, 3 period Of rest from tie tire
some whih of amrssmsnt, and even II It's
days ara not altogether given up 20
solsmsity aud religious obssrvances, the
repose Il br.ngs Is good for the body as
veil ss for the soni.
Lsnt Is coming to b more and nero
recognized year by year, outside even Of
the Ca holic and Episcopahsn churches.
these branches OF tho Christian body
Which have always regarded II as a
solemn season Ofspecial religion observ-
sace. Ths old Paritsns cared nothing
for Lent. For to them the whole year was
: Lenten season; ''to them each day was
holy" But the children OF the Puritsns
have ou.grown the sustsrs pis.y their
fathers; they ess no sin N letting their
fest kss2 time TO the strains OF snchant-
ins mns.c; and they realize the yalus of
u period OF rest from the rounds OF
pleasure, time when the music 10 still
and the Vssrisd yOlariss OF the dance are
allowed TO rest. And 50 the ball room is
deserted. socisty robes itself in sombre
garments and devotes itself, theoretically
at lesst, 20 pious ,neditstions and re-
hgious observanees.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
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