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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

ITASIET-PkRTNER VIII CApITAI- By
W roung msn ists of Michigan 70 hoy red
. ~ wood iirl Der isnd in tsiifo-nia- hsve see
end timber VIII az frou hfT to huns rei
rhrrssrd ret q ST. n psEz 10 ne acre Car rsf
~ n 70 of ssrsral fhe9saua srres IN s10Tt time
A. n &C. rarci fau f.lf 20 eight dollars r<T
acre Per fsfl-rr inflI HlsiioH srET g. osice 81
4s ecTfr.- -hefah
1FTANItN- EtEAN fDDf ~ SNOW IHAk
W We WI f--nish Ch1irs A. tsha< ~ sEor'
ne - ~ rzrEfs OF srT : I'd walters FEr
nltnrs si.re. -oath plT sisn 81 cpposite Livirr
SONS 3 o7x ltr
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

In our cas > represented bright SIDE,
much enloyed By the youth, not only Of tho
northsrn ard middle st1tss, but Canada as
well Tho two popular winter sports are hero
eop.cted, to5ogsaniny and skating it Is a
dl.sicul. matter 70 decide which IS the moro
enjoyed Toboggn ming AZ yet possesses the
merit q novelty IN TIE states, although IL Is
LOT n new p.st-n,e IN Canada
IN this connection u may not come erniss
. give rue Or 'vO % y0uag skaters. a
rule often h-oksI 5 the ore referring TO
kseping ths knees straight when skallng
Noshi5g cprears mere clumsy or AWKWARD
tan a slater who keeps the knoes bent. Tne
beginner should stand a. IL the taird posi-
ton ia darciag, with his right heel in the
hollow % ths lafs foot Tee two feet viii
thus form right ANGLES with Zach other, and
it Is from tsls position TINT the flTS. step in
skaf.nC Is made
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

Wordrous things have como to pass
On asy square Of wiadow glass
DID you ever make a study of frost COW
cred window p1nesl II 20 you must surely
have noticed tho trees ell dressed in white,
the piles anon piles OF STOW mestains, white
church spires pointing to the cold slSv, AMI
other curious concoits.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

Tte~s are - cc0 wcr.is in FTelstsr's Die
tlonarr snd 10 living nan knows one-haf
IT ou--thi~3 = tlssrn Tt is astonishing what
. number e s'1perfiuous words thern are IN
cur lsnSus<- Shakespeare. vho hsd the
richest vusahnia-v used bv any E1-iisnTnsn.
.rrrf,v.s oulv "a 90 wsriS Niton could
pek ou ffem 500. but the average mar. a
graduate gr1Fr, ouc - tHe vrsat universitie ies.
rar-sv has a vocahulsry of more than 500
Or soo0 words Tse r~i 17Ty perzon can ret
s,cng very corafortsbiY wiih So worsls. snd
ia ~. ru~ai districts = snow,s.ize rf 90
words r. vsToient - rarTT r,sl through
h.s Efs This 81 eonrSe refers 20 the neesis
81 cerrsrsatic~ n "a uan waits - ra1d
newzr-rers ard -~sIl written bc0ss, be rzl-s
nv 81 ,east Z 1c0 ~cris.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
EO3. RP71f--HO0sPs.

NOR RFNI-A BRICK HOUSE WITH MOD
ern i'm Improvements, at 50 West Broadway.
Call at I26 CSliforniEst. i0r inform alton. John
Olson. q
ITO RENT A HANnSOMELY FURNISHED
| house Delightfully."- located and within few
minutes wax Of the Post Once Desirable
tenauts NAV address D A. box :, this oace, 56tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

II. G. Allen & Co. is publishing the Ency
clopedia Brittanica At 81 90 per volume and
has IA vols. now ready for delivery and
will complete the work within six monthe.
J. c. BILLIEGHA.I. Agent.
Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

yTANTFp-A SUITE or ROOMS FOR LIGHT
~ house Keeping. rrst be on groHud for aud
within ten milufes wall Of Nonroe st. Acd .
T. H. bor > care tais orice s7tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

lVANTED-IolooO CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs.
w CDtten Carts Buck boards. and every thing
IN this iins, 10 paint Also xrtistli sign work OF
lnnUfnerable designs. years OF exrerience, aud
al work guaranteed. by Holt 4 Turner II and "a
south lonia - Dswson's old place. 30
/ IFE sIZEPORTRAITs-IN PAsTEI. WATER.
IL eoors and crayon, elegantly frsued IN bronze
or gilt framcs for $40 Sl2 snd SIS; former price,
80, $50 and SIS Hsmilton's Art Gallery, ~
CAnal-st- 551tf
CALEsMAH-cAN ADD A I LINE SMALL
- samples Ore agent canned $50, Others up
10 81 GO IN 1855 J. o Box 1871. New York 2istf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
GET YOURSHOES NOW
Our Grca. Shoe Sale will last

Our Great Shoe Sale will last
but short time longer and at
the rate fine shoes are going
the bes bargains will be spe edi-
iy picked up by early buyers.
Don't defer buying your Shoes
till n xt week or the latter part
Of this week, but come at cncc.
We are selling Ladies Fine
Hand Turned Shoes, in French
Dongola at S2.4s. regular price
$3.50. Our entire lot of Misses
extra high top, Pebble Goat,
S2.so Shoes going at SI.65 a
pai-. Ladies Fine KID Shoes
in all styles, Common Sense,
Opera and London Lasts, only
SI.sS a pair. Ladies Genuine
French Kid 81 90 Shoes, re-
reduced 70 S2.os. Fine Curiso
Kid Shoes, flexible sole and per-
feet fitting, formerly sold ;or
S7.so. now SIos. Secure your
hoes at once at
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

There is place no love can reach.
There IS a time no voice can teach
There is chain no power can break,
There Is a sleep no sound eau wake.
Sooner or later that time viii arrive, that
place will wait for your coming. that chsn
must bind you IN helpless death, that sleep
must fall on your senses. But thousands
every year go untimely To their fate. and
thousands more lengthen ont their days by
heedful. timely care. For the failing
strength. the weakening organs. the vast
ing blood. DIR. Piercs's Golien Medical Dis
covery is q wonderful restorative aud q pro-
longer OF strsnth and life. II purifies the
blood ssd invigor4ies the system. thereby
for!ifying il sgains, disease. OF druggists
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

CHICAGO Z WEST MICAIGAN-ALL TRAINS
y arrive a. and depart rom Union Depot
DEPARI.
Mall for Chicago Muskegon and Toiedof 90 N
Fast Express for Chicago II 30 %
txpfess iOr MuSkegOD .....- Is m
Night ExpIe ess tor Chicago. s1l % D "a
Big Rapids, Baldwin, Lucington and
Maa.i o. ..--...... ...... ....--...f 4 05 IN
Big Rapids. Baldwin. Luoington and
Asnis'ee. .........-. ....... ..........f s2J am
AREIyE
Night EApress from Chicago. ..-....-. IS q "a
E1presx from huskeg0n ......-........ 10 ~ N
Mail IRON Chicago and Muskegon. 3 IS D n
kxprese iroan -ilrxAn suu Toledo ........ 10 % m
Express from PentwsSer, Nuskegon and
HOLLAND. IS
Asiiisiee. LuolIgtou, Bs OWN and
Big kapids-.........-.. o.. .-....... fi0 20 m
Mems &c. Judiugfon. Ra dwin ~ - p M
DAILY, fDsily except Sunday.
Through coaches TO Chicago snc Toledo on 3 Nd
N trsin.-Through psrlor car {, Chicago On
~ 20 p n tIain.-No extra charge for seats. =
THOUGH Pullman sleeping car and coach for
Cbiosgo on II % p u train.-Union Ticket ochoe 81
EODroc-st
IA. CARrKsrEE. Traffic Manager
WILLIAM GAvKTT ASST Gen Pass Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
For Rent--Baisfnsss Places.
For Rent--ROo1ns.

no RENT-BO4RDING HOUSES ONE BLOCK
from Posto.ice. Ward d Ward, corner Lyon
gnd Keut-sis 26tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

Accounts zrd .,sins szsinst sslocn-
r.ea ~ aiocal opticn- counties caa ncw
- ecu9bt ~ frofn ;ssrter ~ = bali of.
rhss slsss II xoeds . ssftinx cut q
sfvie
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

Dra-vx hss dsc.ine,f. i,srbBS hss Is
-ine3. and SazErDkS bss 3eeiineA Wac
W.. - ths nsxt 70 raflse re crowns
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

Merry Warr wia ro~ be played hs
he C<sni Rsppss Hydraulic Company
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

F7osr PICTURE OK A PANE oF CLASS
Ia re accompanying s<stch. rc-eaZraved
frcn Sc. Nicholas. = shosTn frs the outline
cf tho pictuco II bit Of the sea. boat. sud
tke ssc-bolnd shore, as drawn uuassistsd
81 Jscs FreSt AZ The bottom Of the cus IS
given picture in detail. riads by filing IN
With shsding from human artists pencil
ths outline let bT natures artts.. II you
vi make a study II ycur window panes The
next u,orainE cold enough 70 invite a visit
from wizard frost. the probabilities ara you
~in discover eeifs "a wonderful tlin-s IS
came &c pass ca che square % window lass
here descIltei
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

The Terrible destruction wrought BY
the creIo1e st NJ Vernon. Il. = oos of
80 ,ss aisastsrs which ara not sstrihul-
49, tc any mans erimirsiity or ears
iss-s,e-z
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

I OsT-FEBRUARY ~ OK lS. A PLAIN GOLD
Il band ring win the words "FrOm Mother
en- the inside Finder viii oe rewarded By leav-
ing sane with Stebbns s Robinson. Court block.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

nOARDfSs-GFSTBE or LADIES VIII.
II end eood hcsrd snd p od roo-7s TO- $40 ser
week ~ ealing e. D p sou IN Divisioast. So
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

Imported and Domestic Cigars at West.
lakes Drug Store, No. s C2nsl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

NOR aALE-ThE ROLLER PROCESS Gklsf
Nil st kdmofe. Mich. Doins scod bush -
ana sn increaS LIZ trade The propr1 ttor has
ether bl2insss Gnd nsG sell EcaaoTe Il = thsts
ing VILLAGE 81 lej0 hss two railroads. and ~ N
mlcsi OF ; growing country go9d chance ioT
tie riE1t ssn- Cal 60 OF address }. Il. Dibts.
ldasfs kiak ~
NOE sAIE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS.
good farms and clgs pr0ptrty tor Isle chezB
slso ils9ey ~ ieKn. Cal sg Loyett o.oek. Canal
a., opposite sweets Hosei. A K Aniisde4- al
LNOk SALE-A HARNESS SHOP. WiIH STOCK
ana h1tures complete, tosetAe lNi1h q tso
stoFy block and icl are Of lot @xxlt9 and ffSt
ciSss location OF 0ne OF the main streets 10 CITY
Of upwards of thiny thousand population. l
vii sal al tosether or SxChEuge for desirable
Tssl es ate In Grand Rapids. Address y h
80 Pine-st. AUkkcgon, Mich s
NOR sALF-GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE At
L Byron Centre A good hotel aud bar con-
nected and good reasons for want ne 70 sell "a
dFe~ MIS- Mary Adrien, Byron CenlIs. -sieh- 4ili
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

8e.ser ers ssiag e1e i,etTuE kxpres a =
r. rsss Tlrfcf r0l nee ts1as f0I hsT fofk e0s-
f-r snf u D. ne fssf
Throrah t5cke.s r. fl roirfs eset sr1 e.
So rerlrz "a re~fre zen - eez1red At D a
r 3 y Eai r1sd RI oSsce swsess HO-el. sn1
:. ceros
! a. CsNyFEIl CITY Fsz AZ
Gro EFETE 8fafSc Msasger. Catc.go
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
Guitar and. Banjo.

vi in Guitar and Banjo playing Privately or
ia Glasses. CaTeassis method for guitar ana
pobsons ior banjo. Letters or applications re-
ceived at Slrs. Lovsjoys spartmentS loz Monroe
St., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

Prescriptions a speciality at Westlske's
Drug Store, No. s CAiInl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

ree srvsr-nt sirsiiar = - he course
- the Crown Frlnce's case and thas e
the lste tisaersi GRaVr "a striking
saoazh 70 diss-nrsss sas hops o. his rs-
.s~-arr
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

Sarss 81 - Erestsst m thsf sv-r Ivesl
va~a = xuat sfsfsrssn insizrfrcsnt az
-aar4nrs. Tne rsster - rssdT rscsI
-rsrv Instances Narr srssil az ifr. P,eTce I
FieSssr- ParEstirs Fsissfs. euf theT az -sI
rscra eFsctive tasn fhe saae. eia tsnic1>l
r,ssfs ~ns~A A. - 7-s3cnit - s~sis3~ sr.
- ssrsh IN tnesr sefion. The P-.iess srs
4suf's s,a nsve- csase esrstirstio1. Foi
I~sr sf.,ruaeh sua 5ewei 3ersr gsEslszz'
toer have 60 ecuzt
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

he Canadians srs cuavnced. sppar-
srfiy. lhst there we considecs1ie dipio-
uscy employed tY ths A~srican otaass
ae 81 sshinrtaa 1hsn Nr CEAsszRss sIN
and SIR CHkRxss Ier7Es vsrs thare.
That tie Distinguished US tors were not
wired sni 5irsi n vaiu iBis co0elusivs
evidences IN ths treaty Eh,ck ~ss agreed
a1cr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

REITURR sToaED, PLCKfD AND
L moved. Exper. packers sent on short notice
by RAdclif & holt. III couth Diylsion-sL, tele-
phone No. sol yAI'y 3. SO
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
Help Wanted--5TeEe.

IVANTED A FEN GOOD sALEsMEN FOR
W city and country; big money 10 good men.
Farrell x Richmond az canal St city. 81
" must be rapid in hgmes salary SocOtof -.
RoOn 4 10 yee block 81
yJAErE NAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY
w OF our sAies. sixs 2sXlexls inches; weight
y lbs rsfsli price 49, other si1es IN proportion.
rare cbsHce - create permanent business at
home. These ssfCs meet demand never before
supplied by other safe c0mpanie, as we are OF
governed By the SAFE Pool Alpine safe Co.
C1acinnlti. Ohio. ieD-5
IVASTED-A GENTLEMAN OR LADY OF
VI business ability Can mud steady employment
aud good ray bs calling Cetween II and p m
en- ". L. Harris Co, roOm 81. Porter block. %
IVASTED-A 4 GOOD SALESMAN WITH REF
u t.sncaa. Address II Lcx {. thIs Ollle. o5
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
DressnOkers.

WANTED - DREssAAKERs AND SEWING
w girls wishing % learn the Kellogg French
tailor system o. cutting sad fitting 70 ell or al.
dress schoo of Dress Cutting. i2. Charles-si 4Otf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

Lat nights evening pspsrs we're very
macn excited over ths -HER-
ArD's description OF the dispute" be-
tween SAN CLAY Rat FEgD. A. NAY
sARD. Tie Eogis characterized the
whole story - false, AID then goes on TO
describe it Just about as this paper has
u. sxceps thas 'hs Eagle SAYS ir. CLAY
said ibss NATsARD Was fslsiiying, where
- the reporter Tor this paper put it that
CLtx sad 10 MATSARD. ~that Is .ie."
THIS gspsr said ths dispute occurred II
"a down to~n hOtsl." and the evening
pagers take Il np for Mr.. JOHNSON. Of
Sweets. and declare that il was not there
but on the street. Nov. Abe row. what
there vas Of It. took place IN the ofhce
of TIE Morton, and Es Go not suppose
that that Tact reflects on thar hotel IN any
wsy v6stsvsr. We vsry naturally be-
liere ibas Toe cfiicas Of al hotels are
puhlic places. and Il nsn get into dis
pnss there 80 cannot sss how u rejects
rpon he proprietor % tns hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
Miscellaneous.

yUANTED-APRIL !, SUITE or FURNISHED
w roam for light housekeeping. Rooms in
southern part of city preferred Address, stating
cation sad terms. J. X, No ls2 south Division
~ 5s
ORDER YOUR HELP FROM THE GRAND
" Union, Telephone s2o Room l. Tower block
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

General SRxRTDAv has bean inter-
Waved IA references to his Presidential
horrl. sod hs ssys shat Il the mA;tsE -
being seriously discussed i Is time
svsry oody Ehoad snow thSs there is
noshinx which wou'd induce hiu 70 leave
ths profession in which nearly forty years
81 his lie asva bssn sps1s to enter upon
civil career. al talk. be says. about
his beng a eandids.s msy ss wall s7d. -.
z he should be nomiasssi. bs would nos
u1isr any ciTCumstsacss sccept. The
General Maintains his reputation for
eausnir,isy m toe fsos o. danger. In
other words. bic had = sill isvaL
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

The no o1 Der Of iihss IN any adsortis~naent
% fsend ~ dividing ths noxs bsF ~
words by seven. Any part of = lias eseatsd
ssoAs fuil 1iEe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
Brinkerhof System

OF R@c-ai Trestment and Meditation cur~
PILES WITHOUT fAlE Id6ATrEF
KNIFEOk Ckr1E Try
lO09 FOk FAILURE 10 CURE
Cure all ferns 81 sEecfsI aoc Cenito uriusry
diseases amer~ others Flsiula- flsEurs. F0lspts.
bfurltus 6c Structure ~ EcctTOiysH Alss
cuset Rectei tlcsrEiieu. the eanfe ~ ftstuis
flzure, 'itching Files su0 Consumption. sore
Dess scross tie back low down constipation ~
diar1bcs, eau heavy pains ~ hurrina in tbs
reCfum. bicoo ruf ou stool. pain m stomach ~
abdomen anc tIosiinF. ano general prpsfsflos
VAN you send Tor 81 pare loof ~ iestimonisls
frte 70 tie representative Of ths sysiom.
Or. w. H. CHRIST0PHRR.
Permanently located A. 81 hoEroe street
p m. daily. escept sdDesdsy and THURSDAY,
sunday = 20 , Take cicyetOf 10 loon IS
and 80 CoDk1ltaton Tree
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

DETROIT. LANSING 4 NORTHERN -seRAED
IL Esr - 8 aSxias~ DlrisfGa Al trsirs e..
rye sn5 zeSsrf frou Euioz DepoL
~ AZ 2
1f3 frsst EsF.8s 1i = e ~
So 3ff4 ssg.1sr CITY 80 -
ens 1fES fsss Er1as~ E f87
=. Az I've IN
- ctaare sa6 tss shcrfeet ne bsiy yess Grand
Rsblas sse tss saFinsvs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
Neip UQntea--FelnaLe.

TEANTED-LADY TYPE-sETTER on NEWS
~ pGper work. National supply c., No.
Peari-st -
VgTANTED - A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
" erL housework al S72 FoUntainst. "a
lVAHTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
" trsl hSrscwork. Apply TO Ars- Chss- ".
BsxtsT. No. "a south Colleges ave. "a
yUANrED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework Apply AT % Ranson-st. %
yTANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
~ era housework n a small family; gsoi
P zee t. rsht party. Apply al Zls Ransoinst z
yVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
W era homework. Apply ct 50 Paris ave. 81
VTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work at 23i Ottawas. 5,
VVANTED = FOCR COOKS FOR PRIVATE
W families, pastry cock, general COX.
herd waiter for motel. ] second girl IL general
10 ,,e girls Ladies PaFloIs, rooms < (, Tower
block -
WANTED = A COMPETENT WOMAN TO
W take csre of cbldTen; also second gir..
Apply at No ca Moth Laiay eite-st. 40tt
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

-Daly. All other rsiiy s1cert SUNDAY.
Sleeping cars Tuu on PEcinc sDd Atlantic TX
presses n and from DetrcsL-psrior cars run On
Day Exp-ess and Grand Rapids Express % snd
fTcn Defroit-Direct connections rad 81 Detroit
With al through trains eaEt-7iCkefs on sac AZ
Gepot
CH,s. r. ToRgEs. Gen'l AgL g Nonros-v
q " kCsGEIs 9. =. and & A. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
.Sttmafions Wonted-FenGle.


TT YOU WANT FIRsT-CLAsS GIRLS FOR
/ private families or hotels. call q, the Vsley
City Real Es'ste and Employment Once
NO. s3 MeuToest -
NITANTED-EURSE-TH DESIRING THE
w service o. u professional nurse Of several
years' experience and with the best OF refer
ences. should address Mrs.. Matte Emsley, city
FOR interview. 30
gsTANTED-A SITUATION As CASHIER OR
W ass slant book kCerer liy young lazy " no is
a good penmsn and has h sd Sc me exT e lences.
~ lfcxnt IL call ty addressing G. b. box .
Tele.ranl- Herald 4lt
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

gas Lesd.og ghssssf q ibe Cl.y. paying ne
tssl s.glscli<4S
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS Il IND1ANA-IN EFFECT
VI Otcobsr 2, 1857.
GOING NORTH.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

a. tdsrlt.sefs GgaFanissd . CiScaAlion of over
fua tA.lsaal aGies Daily
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-21

Thedfrtc"L-By advertisement on
this page it will be seen that Miss
Matte Nickers will appear in Ravens
crafts Opera House next Monday even
ing. She was so well pleased with
Frostburg II year ago that, although
crowded by star appointments
ahead, she could not give our place the
go-by. OF a recent performance IN
st. Louis the critic, Of that city. saws ::
Miss Nickers is undoubtedly one of the
best soubrettes on the stage. She has scored
great success in this city, no actress having
been received with more enthusiasm than She
has been the past week. She is a very hand
some lady, lively and entirely free from con-
ventionalities, yet compelling one to admire
her true wOmanhOod. She undoubtedly has
great talent for the stage, sings swcctlv and
dances elegantly. "Jacquine' is Il splendid
play, and succeeds in what it was intended
to be, something to please the people, as well
as to show off to advantage the versatility of
those taking part in it, 'Chcrub" is as good
a play and takes well with the public Miss
Nickers supported by a good company.
Those who get the Journal this
(Friday evening-press day. are in
formed that the Clymer Novelty com
pany will appear at Ravenscraft's
Opera House this evening in an olio OF
music and fun at popular prices.
There are twelve artists and ladies'
full silver cornet band in the company.
A good time is assured all who attend
their performance. Our space is so
very limited we can hardly gives the
company the praise it deserves. Suf-
fee it to say that Mr.. r. Atkins, man
ager whois late of the Margaret Mather.
an Dan Darcy company, would not
be with them unless they were the
best.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-21
CORRESPONDENCE,
NO PROGRESS.

To the MINING JOURNAL.
Your reporter of that ''nem news"
and now unresponsive correspondent
does not explain that "baplism in
Gnto) the fellowship of the English
Baptist church." which gave rise to
the Enquiry" He informs us that
the party was baptized Into Cn) the
Name" etc. understand this bap-
tlsm, | believe IN it, and accept in good
faith the passages of Scripture which
he took the trouble to hunt up and re-
fer me to. But this baptism is not the
baptism inquired about.
Moreover, he now informs us that
"by her baptism she became a recog-
nized member OF the church." | sup
pose he means the English Baptist
church. But be does not hele inform
us by which baptism-whether by the
one Into Gn) the Name" etc., or by
the one ''in GntC) the fellowship" etc.
1t was the baptism reported as new
item of news that inquired about.
And, strange to say, he does not even
lisp its name in his communication.
1t now appears that the party re-
ceived two baptisms--''the Namen and
''the fellowship baptisms. 1t is the
latter that do not understand. Was
there another baptism necessary after
receiving the first Did the first con-
stitute part or the whole of the
second Did the second necessarily
follow the frst9 Was it result Of
the firsto In other words, what was
the second baptism, and where did it
come inP Was there any water in it :?
And was there any dipping connected
with it?
Stranger still, unwilling to cOnfine
himself to an explanation of his own
terms, he turns aside to ask me
a question, and one of explanation
to wit "Of whom did you hear, where
did you read of being baptized into
Moses?" Well, | will answer freely
and fully so that there shall b, no com
plaint-the Bible. And as study my
Bible with all the aids can get access
to, have on this subject the Revised
Version, Professor Stuart, Professor
Wilson. Alexander Campbell, Dr.
Alexander Carson. of Baptist Board
of Publication Professor Ripley, Of
Newton Baptist Theological Institute,
and others. if he desires me to name
them, of several other denominations
just as prominent.
am glad to learn that he read Acts
xix, 10, with context, and that he un=
derstands that not only while Christ
was on the earth, and in Apostolic
times, hut now as well, God constrains
''evil spirits not only to acknowledge
his Son, but to rebuke pretenders aud
presumers.
In conclusion, ! would like to ask
whether your correspondent is the
same man who, a short time ago, in IL
sermon before congregation of nearly
all denominations. in humble place
of worship. not Baptist church. de-
clared-''that any man calling himself
a minister Of the gospel who stood De-
fore the people with child in his arms,
and in rite WHICH he called baptism,
pronounced the name of the Father,
and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost,
over it, was guilty of blasphemy If
he is, is it any wonder that the Lord
God permits for good, not for evil as he
opines, the very devils to cry out and
rend9 And shall not servant of the
Lord, jealous of Divine Truth, be on
the alert to reprove and rebuke9 :
STILL IN A. B. C.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-21

way and died, as stated. DR.. Jacobs
Is greatly prostrated by the uncxpect-
ed blow, and his sad bereavement
evokeS the sympathy of his host Of
friends. Mrs. Jacobs WIS an amiable
lady, good wife and affectionate
mother. Besides the doctor, Grace,
the little daughter. survives to mourn
an lrreparable loss. The remains will
be taken to Morgantown, w. Va. Mrs.
Jacobs birthplace, forintcrment. She
was 80 years of age.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-21

Special Notice.-The JOURNAL would
like all who are indebted to it to pay
up. A number of additions to the of
flee equipment must be made, and the
amount of money out will 90 far
toward accomplishing the object de
sired. In many cases we have been
extra-indulgent, and in some others
long-suffering. 1t is due to us now
that every beneficiary of our credit
come a-running with his small amount
and square up. 1t has been long
time since a dun appeared in these
columns, but we haye earned every
cent we ask for, and we want it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-01-21

Reiifgo"s-Last Sunday was quar-
terly meeting at the A. NJ. E. Church,
this place.
Rev. S. G. Ferguson, presiding elder
M. E. Church, South, spent Tuesday
night in Frostburg.
A series of union meetings will be
held by the Baptists of Allegany coun-
ty, in Main Street Baptist chnrch, this
place, Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 2S
and %. Two meetings will be held Sat
urday and three Sunday. The address
of welcome at the opening meeting
will be by Rev. James Miller, with re-
sponse by James Bannatyne of Eek
hart.