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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
Blaine and Alger.
Cleveland and Dickinson.


TIE CIAY PrraAS quarrel a. Grand
Rapids has oe-a lftuslerfed from TIE courts
io thr tsiiY ne~spapers- The iEtEasAA
NsaAIU contains nercs d-nunciaiion oi
tIss and hs habits While The Democrat
mildly and iudieeclly sustAius hin. bsf~SE
Is young ant iaeKperieuced or hs would
never inanp into Fo~ betseea a mao and
his sic he IS liable between thc upper
an.l co.. neither milestone o be ground me.
--p,trss Parrot
ne shove Is reprinted io- TOO reasons.
/ Irst. O. sho~ what al absurd hgure
newspaper writsr cuts WHO psssunss 10
comment npon matters Of which lie
knows nothing whatever; second. 10 hold
up to pubic view the pitifnl and ssrvils
position cf tie uniortuusts editor OK
political organ. la the case Of the sbovs
Organ-guudsr he has always been re-
garlsd a. = harmless, negative sort OK
nan snd neitbsr he nor his paper have
ever bsee credited vish having an opin-
ion upon Any subject whstsver. Naturally
WREN he reads \ vigorous criticism IN the
editorial columns Of newspaper II so
surprses him that be gEsps FOR breath.
The TIA xoakn-HEnALD. however, does
not believe that Mr.. CkRtxTOE inspired
the ab ss psrasrspn. It zas more prob
scly toe work os soms youthful yokel
who skurFiss about Jackson after items.
The poor httis Ias,ol saEs We have
Jumped into { row between man and
bis ~iis" Tnsrs srs vary few persons IN
Grand Rapids Who had ever heard that
Car aud PuTHAS wsrs married. The
simp.s fact % that Tins pEpsr has never
intsrisred With CIAT and bis wife, or any
other man aad bis wife; IS We under
stand ,t there 10 no row between Mr.. and
Mrs. CLAV. Tue lady Lss left Der bus
band ard is sndssvoring TO keep away
from him. Out o, = population OF 5000
persons not City could be found Who sver
drs.msd that CLST hsd case against
PUrMAN. and now there Ia no; a dozen
who so believe. The TxI ssRsM-I IiEEALD
waited Ter thu Superior Court to &c.
through With TIE csse before IL said a
word for or sgsinst CLsV. AS TO cur
hsrce denunciaiion Of the present Prose
catirE Attorney - Ken. county and his
habits the Jsckson Patriot has bat 70
consult tha records of certain divorce
sus nov % progress IN that city 10 lind
al that this Journal has said OF CLAI
proven.
The facts are that Sam CiAT Is Demo
crst. Ihis "a Tie oas fact about ths
whole msitsr that tia Patriot knows
snd. baiug Dsuocrst. "a must bs sus-
tanned. fhe psDsr named foe the party
10 this city took up ths cudzsls ia de-
tense OK CGAr. but speedily lsId ;hsu
down a. the tebsst Oi certain leaders o.
tae party Who we're viss enough to ses
taas sbe bse Of public sentiment a.
strongly another uay and thss he Demo
rrafs oour-s would hurt TIA part
locs'ly.
For re Ettle JrcE Pat q undertake
The defense Ct CLAT a. 80 long range u
smrsiox. The bucolio editor * Jackson I
puny morning psper would better con
centrais his mind and energies on scis
sorinr ous u eastern papers poud-rou
editorials or Tue Beet Way to Educat'
riiots.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

fnk 90 hstTuKE aES'> aE aDktk "a
IA. fafsltars a>&aafaes1fsrf os tais
clty hsys d-ssisys1 eas1AefsEsstie s1ffsy
- preparing sad fsz~afaiag tls.r us.
a4orial - CoazEssz fcf Fslsa3s tEo1 TIE
bafssa % taxsllon A0w izspossd % tns
Fs~ material assd n tas.r business. TIE
slga2iarss q TO ms1afsetarlss have
Eesa secured Of tLsss tssnty ave srs
from Cr.nd h4p.is and represent s4.i.,5,
90 s.piszi snd 6f70 smpl0yss. From
otnsr parts u MicLig4a thsrs are twenty
thrss signatures. representing sis6-o,ee1
capita sni zlU smpioyss. sni fFom
other St.lss Binssy two signatasss, $40.
zs6oo0 capital ant 1875 employees. The
totsl capital represented 50 ths petitioa.
q -ih b sssn. . sl6 $4,000. aud the
total sanbsg 0t msn represented is
8I76
Ia his lsttsr 10 hon. N. Ii. F0KD, ac-
eOmp@syiag the memorial, W. q. DEwsr
calls sEtsation 10 thsss facts, aud slso 10
tns fact the msmoriss represents four
tssa States aud htfy-thrss cities and
t0snz. II Affords al occasion for little
prids On ths part OF this city to note in
Ihis connection that this city has the
larssst average both in respect to the
capital Invested snd the number OF men
employed per factory OF al tho cities and
tosas represented. The average capital
invested IN factories Ia this city lie
SIS. 40 and the average number OF men
employed IN each is 259. while the aver
age slsswhsTe IN this State is S76.52l
capital and ll9 msn. and in other States
sill.o $50 capital and Isl men.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

The Buffalo Express has made typo
graphical misit and mournfully records
that 'Ons OF the most disheartening
things in newspaper work (io the work
ers) Il the Immortality OF an error es
compared with the frsgiIity and excIu-
sivsnsss OF the truth"
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

Gen. PHILIP II. SHERIDAN has been
the lion OF tho hour az Boston. The Hub
is grsa. place FOR hero-worshiping and
General SHERIDAN is fair subject for a
liberal amount, that is. while Gen. john
L. SULLIVAN is abroad.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
HoUSTKEFPEEsl

Be sure..and take advantage of ID. J. Evans
& Co.'S great discount sale of Crockery,
Glassware, etc, l6 Monroe ST.
ID. j. EvASs & Co..
l6 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
TuRKIsH Aap RUSSIAN BATHs,

Corner of Monroe and lonia-sts.. open daily
from a. m, till = p. m, Saturday close At
1880 p. M. and Sunday at noon. "Wednesday
and Friday forsneOns reserved exclusively
for ladies with two experienced attendants
always on hand.
w. S. LABoURsLIER,
Proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

rrn't fsi - take s.trsutses ~ our yr~cis
isca1ns sac fsr Toa caa hDy many goods
iess han actgsi ccst
ID EvsSs 4 Co.
IS n % roe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

DIED.

DUNIGAN-FetrGsry s. al her home. 90 Mon
roest.. Mary wife % john Dunigsn, aged A years.
Funeral from st Andrews Cathedral Monday
morning at 10 oci0ck.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
Jack and Jill each took pill,
Old fashioned kind-full grown;

Old fashioned kind-full grown;
Jacks went dovn-but with frown-
Jill died from cause unknown"
Smiles will supersede many frowns, and
many discomforts will be unknown, when
DIR. Pieree's Pleasant Purgative Pellets en-
tirey supersede. as they bid fair to do, the
large and less eff cient pill of our forefath-
ers Every day they gain new lsurels! Most
popular when most ills aboundl
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

The Cincinnati Post taxes the lead in
shs uss Of vood cuts by using portraits
IN its editorial articles.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

The nuas bsr Of flRes fn sAy sdvertissuosu us
tan Do found by dividing the nesn bsr of
lords by seven. Any part of = iise oosstsa
sson@ full lfne.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

Corn rseus'ztioas srs cossnx - dssT fov
r@@t Fanfsv HezssIszht ssd Liite psisy
Sazp& GRAxB zsrEns soar -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

Did the members OF the United States
Senate stop to think that. in passing the
bill proposing change in the time OF the
beginning aud ending OF the Presidents al
and Congressional year, they might be
extsnding the Presidential term o.;
GROVER CLEVELAND?
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

la q acres 81 ans shat I n&Tc iua sAle
i rzps c4fs tiiN luerfeci 9. fIstln. l3stta
.sl.sck optss.ise - -, holei
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
To COnsumptives

- wIFcFYsTYs HsPryrHnRprr7r =.
IsfNF 49, Hy9t. Fer f.-srsu1fsrrttsr. w~.E
Gsuurx. fouxbs. Aefhrsss ftssr rftfsis srs
fterrrs HftlfIf 81 - nerro~ ,ecns1 ererH@
WISH ssTEF q &C. ff.--~fss<
30 ~ ~ flssn s.. f~~ Yorf
s1f - frgkEstz oes1 fsr 1kanm
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

A Harvest FOR BUYERS
OF Crockery, Glassware, etc. at ID. J. Evans
& Co.'S. l6 Monroe-st. Every article dis
counted. ID. J. EVANS & Co..
l6 Moproe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

rhsT rlssss svsry so<ST Rest Family Besd-
iighe sd fItfe Dsisv Sosrs
1Rsxa RsFT1s @osF Co
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
VI

ofes. q = estsfa ave. MAsE A.ssk Iss
"a EskAN. h1aAts aeaseEe5 sFsfs Laofai1s a
eiecx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

Congress Is, 1t seem. determined to
worry the President Lots of pension
bills are beng introduced right along.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

Ii IS stated that Indianapolis has s, its
command 4J00000O0 Zee, of natural gas
daily, and It's most important company Is
tho consumers trust, organized by tue
people, and containing nearly 5000 stock
holders Already tho city is showing
ths influence OF tine enterprise on the
part Of the people. and its effect is being
felt in the establishment OF new and in
crease Of old manufacturing enterprises.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

cf7tTF OF kfcEfesN-reventeeni Tudi~ssi
- Cifa1H ~ beraf,f - anc scpe8ai l1f e.
i6ce ms tlnsrk 81 loldiff tfle eetrfaI fsfrns e
trsiri vftfff eaf fof Ere -eTefitnrfffn fudi-aa
f.rfss. f5r 80 rer-r a p las s1d ffse
Far.f f-rfritf
Fi-E ffrffsg in Nsfcb
Firn Honfef A. 8aT
Fsrffh Ernesf 81 sefteunef
Ts-sf Erri1er s. fse<cfnipev
1lstef flrtoter Al -
R0BEsT n K0FTeoNFvY
Jiez fireuif Jodes
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

His Prs-enainsDce, JoHx l.. SULLIv An,
has kindly Consented To permit little jim
SMITH 10 live little longer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
construction.

The Boston Herald says: 1.-Two sis-
tsrs, 90 and 90 years Of age. living near
Dalton, Ga, have not seen each other for
sixteen years. although they live only
four miles apart, and are on perfectly
friendly terms" There seems to be
something blind about this item.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

The sale OF the Indianapolis Sentinel
to Fort Wayne syndicate for $4,000 is
announced, +. A. X. HicKETr, of the
Fort Wayne Sentinel, and s. L. MORSE,
late Of the Chicago Times, holding 8
majority Of the stock. w. j. CRAIG, for
merly OF Toledo. who purchased the
paper perhaps . couple OF years since for
$4,000, now proposes to go into railroad
construction.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

Tt nv spce=rs. according n the Pitts
"a ~ Darrf-f that the reason uhy that
Crnsuista a. 81. ifsleas r vscsnt = that
tte aat Consul zot bsstsn cut = $40 At
roker By an Eaxish go esptzia. Al
sbe nor. rs~e,sn Fer sending Nspolson
81 fnanee there. A'ter cne CT txo ecn-
,ssls rah cur representative snsueers.
tie sud sea dsxs - Britain vi swsar oa
fses, arvthfrx fncrs innccueas tssn pins
or seksigaFg.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

and Ben 20.

frANvAssEKs CAN CLEAR FROM $40 TO q
Y per week selhuR o povclty, manufactured By
Colesfock & Seymour. s. Pesr - siiti
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

MRS v L DovEJoY WILL GIVE LESSONS
wi In Guitar and Banjo playing Privately or
in Glasses Carcs~is method 10 guitar aud
DobsOn's for bsnio. Jciterr OF applications ~
cciyed 81 MRS. Lovejoys apartments. lfz Monroe
81. Grand Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

srrss-tsr-sr ~ iiitnosa hss rro~sd
Is prolaesionsi skill by ouSst~ipping ssi
parssers vhea si0ping ~th . village
belle
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
Health is Wealth

Dir vssrs Nsrvs sn6 BRAIN Trestnesk e
e-isrsn 49, sfer. 81 ioT hrsfers, Dizzt0@ss con
rn.sars Ft-< V-~vF8s Ne1rsigis Hesdaehs
Nerv--s p--rstre-ic-- .klee1 ~ re - - = 10
o. fotserr WfEefE sesS Ne lsf 8hepr t0st
erne0fnz a ne Ers1 sas4 tsns IA 8san.tg sfd
fe.ft-r = s-is<-T 6srsy al d-sft, fr-asturs
o. - ra--s-rsxs Ifsz 81 Fr~er in fftsT
s=r In r--7errx~v fcsrss frf F-r~lT sfr1rrsf -
- ,x.f Sc over xerri5a ~ zee nrss1. - i-ssl -
~ rr.--.- ~ --rt- karr hsx o1rf.rs Gre
,-r-r.f . r-fsf-srt IS hrx ~ 81 Soxss ~
s. ssnt - nsf p,sra5d 81 rscelgs 81 Pre
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
Furniture stored.

RNITURE STORED, PACKED AMI
Il moved. E1pert packers sent on short notice
by Rsdclin Holt. III south Division -. iels-
phone No eol lsu'y g IS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

The Chiiisn copper mine owners have
ioinsd ,hs French copper ring. vhich hss
promised 10 take ths output of al zines
eTsrinz f1r dvs ysars. Bat although the
prica ~ copper has gone No. 4 e The
general opinion that e ~ hsvs 20 come
iovu again. ss worksrs I, copper ind
That ihey can sppiy othsr mstais N sssir
s7ss wish ssual eject. and iher~fors sra
unwilling 20 pay he sdvsn,.d 4 prica sskse
far cepper. On thls sccuaHs it - 30
hsvsa ibs, he French syndicate vii not
10 sbia 10 MAINTAIN the sositson it hss
chosen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
Wdnfed-To Buy.

IIANTED-TO Buy FOR CASH. HOUSE, AND
W lot, 81 90 TO 81 59l, near street cars, and
two places ranging from g. 900 to "a coo: $50 for
slock a. groceries. hardware ana general mer-
chandise We have cash customers for above
property. also for good hotel. Cal or address
The National supply Co, Telephone $50 No. 2
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
Business Personals.

WANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w we Will furnish chairs snd tables on khort
notice for parties Of any kind walkers Fur
niture Store, South DivisiOnst., opposite Living.
SLou's bosk lbtl
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

CRASD RAPIDS d ISDIASA-IS KFFDcT
" Otcobsr lss7.
CONG xosTB.
Arrive Leave.
traverse city q Maofinsw.... a0s u@Gm
Fr0m Cincinbafi--.--.---.-.. - = n
For Macklnsw ..-... 49,. ..-...- ~ y "a n5 . m
saginaw Express--.-.... ..---ll =, q M ~ 10
esfnsw IL -. ann. r.''s b. IN
leaving af y q m has chair car attached for
TnveTse City-ll - q N tram has chair car
for MnrSfnsu IS p3 . n tain has sleeping car
,or Petossey and MsekiDsW City
Tor c,.e,nn.n GOING s0vTH man
Ior port Wayne and kss evan y can
fcf elpcirnati ......- st9pm tOpm
Irom Traverse CITY ard MACK
Al trains daily e.cepi srnasy.
lss n train has Fsiior car fof Cincinns.A-
~ N trtin hss ser ping car ~ ,ifleinns,l
sno Cahssisn points arr wing IN Detroit 10 q "a.
Mpstegob. crsna Hspids Tpdizns-
Leave ~ . ........ - rrfre-10 ~ \ r
3. " H -..- .-'.-.-.---..H- ie
A. AirBquist 7iotet Agent Al oepos esorr, "
hunsor- Union Tlekes AReDt q Mgnroest
G. l. JocErooD. Cen nsss ard Tlcsei All
gHlcse0 A uf-T h8cAIGAs -AfE TRAINS
' srress ~ and aepsrt rsm union Dspo2
ITAEf
Ran for Chicago. Husksg0n md - s5of - q fa
Fssi "a rr,sE fF Chics9D.--..-.-......- ~ -
SIfff T1pses ior Sh,osgs ...-......-. III o. : N
Bss ksf4ds. BALDWIN. Laaingioa and
Fsr RsDsas Bslsvin Lsolngon saa
"a "a - --...-..-..f = = /"
HiTtt p press from f'fiesqg ...... ssAsm
NJ prer from stlsksrgr ...---...-.-. - e.
hsei frefr CntcsEs sD9 NuFteEou a- 80 -
IL lffss fron q ean rs.a i5ie1f 81
Frgzess if0m Peufwassr Nf.sfsg'Ju saf
Holssd -.......-. ............-.....-.... 9&pm
~ RsFsos 30 - n
Eeus - iffciaFfoo. - drla -... ~
sI'tls fJieilY exesp' 9uHdsF
1hrD1et coseilss ~ Criotzo sHs .iffo rrf fs7
81 trsia.-1 hruogh rsrier car = rtfcage p
7rbss1rh Fniinssn sieepfHr csf a11 easef ~
ClicaFo on - o. 3 ultssin.-U -UD'ob Iieset olhos p
W ckssr~rKs TrsFie Nsnaxss
wrLGEss A Ssvrr1. ssst ser fss hgsot
IA. IS a. CEsl.-h
TetYrst TFrreE .s-s. -...-s.s.s-........ 81 q
Nfr@c .....s.---. .--.-.a-s.. So = ~
- FTnTrst ---. tt = ~
tt.a1aie kxprssz ---.., ..,..-s, ..-- .- -
~ -..---
kre1 ..-.s...-s.-- -4-.----.--s .s- y fa
fsrszE Rsf.sfs Exprest .. .-......-... lt Et 5 So
~Tsss~ . rFkers 1sfir erreTs surfsv
sieeFsnf osrs ruz ~ Fscshe ssio ef.antif -
x1sesss ~ al I'm Dezfe.G.-P Psrior ear riis -
- gx..-er, erf 1yvrns F-srlds Frpr~ss =. go
f-,u T1affest--Dreer car1neefl1-f fzs1esf Defraii
VS. a. firooeb trxins eest -ffcKess 81 - -
Erkr 11cEes 0Eses. 81 sozros-E, sne ~ Jfaea
80 n Eoxen. eeza hrI a Nsaros~.
q = R1eeE<s 3 p SIS A. C@>xS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05


WANTED - COOP SECOND HAND b.
w crflr about 5-i1ch wheel GIVE price.
make ana how long used. bddress Bicycle. car
carrier No IS =
TOR sAIF-THT COMPLETE STOCK OF
L harnesses belonging % I n. Grad a. -
south Dvieioo-et Tie iocstion s1d tite Esoe -
frs, clsss -hree year .esse q store es5 y
Uhieh " ] incsrscltEte him tr5m ever res8nsuf
husnes Fneuife On p-slnises.
I,0P SALE - FIRsT CIAss PEsTAIrRAST
g. god ioesiitf In this efy4 Hes besn doing
= proftsee brssness iof yess. OTosf wants -
Fsfi7s gTest cnsncf- Aodfess : D.. toH
ihis t'Iiee
PARTY HAVING a DRTg STORE 1E OK
I q tie hess towns n Nor bern Mfhirsr
= shes - reffr VI sfH sorf ar tufict8R
O. e1h-r ala~e ~ r1ck snd rfsi6eure - sh
trxse fCr reed hrsr1 Raj 90 - psry r. 49,
one va sEis = fasss ra11ef ls,i 81 orJyT
:. nifr address hhneT oox = leieErsn hfr-
a. oHca.
rsoR gsTF-1VF rHATrEx YgVEgDF ssrs-
/ sfr cnnpTfF nesfsT peW, tf1 fsaf whss = a1i
= tHs fsc.gry fhe 81. 2 4, nine = A. - "ss..
ysee Graad fsYi6s Aieh k
TDoR sALE GOOD Road or WORK HORSE
~ rsse Hll he A. t&eaF i @eia .la 1nf1s
sfslF H1usn. p Csns'-st ti
r-eR s4fv CHEAP rIpsT Class HoI-
I SER trl fnsrDsTt -ref p r. - rFgistsrs
gs-res 80 nss nc fies fa~fes H0u1errr ~
I'D AuHy r. tarrl sns. r eofsrlsfsf
Barr -. sh. q
F-or stIE Xxx rEa NICE DRY KIsnIEvs 8.
vrn5 rf Ff1 r<7 hszf eefsret ersal
So Ea~~rfta rssii
DrrFrpT rgR saEF-HgV 70 NkEf
IL h.aey ~ ceaaf rsr p1sf He ehaaerzs
- ~ - sra1~f fc .sftr ef = frr- ire asf ae7
h@eer osrsaas fee aE4rf ~ &f1 TresI i
rfrs rsrr-F~-lfs p. pure t1ae7 ese u sasfs
49, 8 s-rft fheaafT tner Tatfrr EETff Frf1p
I T~ar-.o-se rssier - srT = sr@ss u1 7ecetrf =
fa frEsrfc rsztss ~ &~<iesl = fe1
e-s. Ee6ffre Cox Esry. Box 5f4 Grass ksp1s
Hlzr
4wAxT 70 SILL NJ H0EsE FaAKToS AvF
h&~usss re~y faesg ifssksa Soaa. go1a
4 HnrsA - Cexz 81 @ssf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
Eoordln1.
For S0Ie--MfsceUaneOms

GOOD BOARD AND. PLEASANT ROOMS OR
" dinners can bs procured a. reasonable "a q,
~ fs7 Scfihner e g
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

"a ~are 80 asae va esea 1vseT -scsve8 -
. ~ ~ h,res So n0e0 81 r1lh g. - Tia
s4r.s - r-rr-frefr rar vr er xrsrsatee - -
&srf H. rsr@F g tI1e trest1.esf Faes aos saef'
enra ssrsCtsrs .s91ee o.
w. n. TTBBS. DRUGGIST
sae kesst
ass xosre~-ss-~ ssrsns Espsns. Htck.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

- - - 5
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

WANTED \ GOOD SECOND HAND b.
Nv crrlr sbout .irch vheel GIVE rIicr.
make ana how long used. 1ddress Bicycie. car
farrter No Is =
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

lNoE SALE ~ TAKEN AT oNCE ] Viii
sell soar eood ioss norlh a. kssl bft1Fes.. tof
= d "a 81 - coaN end baiso+c 81 iaak tsiite
, fnvrer tl.ssk ttzA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

MOUND - TWO BRILLIAETs AND TWO
+ IN re stones On Canals. On January ~
The OWE san have same BY ysying for this 81.
Miss Emma volker, B.endoo. Mich ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

TwAxT 70 SILL ny HoEsE. FakEToS AVB
/ h&rnses rsry fhasg s. ssksa Scass- J0ba +.
Hrr a.. - Ck1z 81 1s1
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
TEAM TIME TABLES.

CRASD RAPIDS a ISDIANA-IN EFFECT
" Otcoher Z lss7
GOING NosTH.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

Lost.
I OsT A LADNs LEATHER CARD cAsF.
IL about two and one half inches wide ana iour
inches long Japaueie embossed ds'ign and iesth-
CT lined. ONuer's name on enclgs . csrfs Re
turn 10 Ia North Division 81 Reward gwen 3.
I OsT-ON EITHER MONROE, CANAL. OF
IL tawa or Pearl streets The diane nd setting 10
q ring. Finder will please return 10 kotl&ndef
Bios, ll2 Cansl-at, and receive reward. ~
4 OSr- LIGHT COLORED il ER EYE RING
l. 4 setting. Finder 9i be spitsbiy rewarded by
leaving sane AZ Olnry Shields Cos ~
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
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9aily eagle
LOVES SUMNER.

You ask me am lonely? Not at all
Though thick the dun October clouds may loom
And wild winds cry around q wall of doom
That summers vernal foliage finds its fall,
mourn not, having thee If, like pail,
The storm does gather close about, in gloom
To shroud me- livened by the Junelike bloom
That seems TO spring up at thy CHEEKY call,
The earth, that otherwise would serve to load
MY heart with heaviness, at prospects sad,
Now seems very paradise, so glad
Ny spirit is. With thee to walk the road.
Though knowing that it lead 20 regions dark,
Still would on such journey fain embark
And why? Because the light from out thine eyes
Makes shining bright the scene with sunny
smiles,
And thy rich laugh, like bird-trill, sti begUiles
The passing hour with music, while fast flies
Each feathery warbler unto warmer Skies
Each blush-rose that my word-yyarmth without
wfles
Brings into bloom upon thy cheek, denials
To no great purpose as fair flowers apprize
Me that my love finds soil within thy breast;
Hence in thy presence summer ever stays,
Since smile and laugh, and blush, always
Are SUD, and bird, and flower to me most blest,
And this is why, in seasons dark or bright,
! in thy company still find delight
Malcolm Taylor, Jr.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
ALL ABOUT MUSTARD.
How the Seed is Made to Furnish Oil and
FIour-Tle Different Varieties.

How the Seed is Made to Furnish Oil and
FIour-Tl& Different Varieties.
''Where does mustard come fromT replied
a wholesale spice dealer to q reporters IN
quiry. Most everywhere. II is OF two va
Iieties. One is white and the other is black.
The first is called English, and the other
Inasquerades under a score Of other tNles.
The English is full of -four, lacks pupsency
and is seldom used alone. The other kind
contains large amount of oil, said TO aver
age IS to so per cent The best variety
comes from Italy and is known as Toieste.
There are many varieties of this kind grown
in California, of every. shade of quality;
also in other states. That known as hen
lucky is very pungent-" --
DO farmers generally raise it7'
''If they don't it is their own fanlt. They
can 1t requires little or no cultivation, but
most Of it is not worth handling"
How is it prepareap
Casually by COMPRISING the seed to ex'
tract the oil, because the seed is much more
easily worked when the oil is OUT, and ber
cause there is now a ready market for the
oil as salad oil, it being in many respects
equal to the best olive oil To extract the oil
requires very powerful Hydraulic pressure,
and a suitable press would cost from 81 800
70 5000. Large dealers in the principal
cities operate in the seed or crude stock aud
press it and supply the trade With what Is
known es mustard cake, formed by the pro
cess OF extracting the oil. and which contains
everything except the oii-the same precisely
as linseed cake After this the pressed seed
is separated from the bran To extract the
-four. Pure mustard cannot be ground il
mills and unless it is very much adulterated
il cannot be ground at all, on account Of the
oil retained in the cake The usual process,
therefore, is 70 take say 100 pounds and put
quantity of the broken Cake in pot or NOR
tar and pound and sift Il SO as 20 extract
about 50 per cent The machinery used for
pounding the mustard is @ simple ccntx1v-
ance called sometimes stamp mill. beng
battery Of Founders ranging IL number from
two up to sixteen. Tie process Is slow, bss
very simple. After passing through The
Founders the mustard cake-nov reduced 70
the consistency Of soft middlipss, Is trans
ferred TO series Of sieves, the fine falling
into receptacle below. This boioed -four Of
mustard is strictly pure, and Is as pure as Is
is possible 20 make j. fEoIn the stock you
have used, whether it IS good or bad 7-Tew
= oTk Mall and Express.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
Enshipg Through CnIia~r.

But we caasot afford to initiate ENGLAND
IN the raatteT OF education. We have no
leisure class. Everybody works And be-s
rush through sShooi and The higher soaooe-
which we, BY courtesy, cali coaieges-so
plunge into invoice bssks, to main briefs Of
titles, TO gulp down as mitch Law rs thcy Dan
bofore bagnning the p.sctics q whssfhey
vii learn D. tier axpefience and:Cat Of
their clients As 70 tbe law-which ossls
TO be a learned soztssion-a long add SQUAD
preparation b tie Classics Is aincst q neces-
Sly. Few 7oanx ls~JGs and few yosng
doctors bare te its.ae fer IT. But for e.
asarsnts for enccas u the vssfcz, forms ef
busts,sss one q ts>o no1ern aus.asex are
shsalHsaa5 neccseaTy.-M~ yasR Frensss
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Wichita eagle., 1888-05-15
WEARY THE WAITING.

There's an end to all toilng soreday,
(But it's weary the waiting-wearyo
There's harbor somewhere. in peaceful bay
Whore the sails Will be furled and the ship VIII
lay
AZ anchor-somewhere in the far away
(But it's weary the wairng-wearyp
There's an end TO the troubles of souls oppressed,
(But it s weary the waiting-weary0
Sometime, inythe future, when God thinks best.
He'll lay us down tenderly to rest
And roses IL grow from the thorns in the breast,
Out it's weary the waiting-weary9
There's en- end to the world with its stormy frown.
(But it's weary the waiting-wearyp
There's light somewhere that.no dark can down.
And where LIES sad burdens are all laid down,
crown-thank God--for each cross,ya crowni
Out it's weary the waiting-weary,t