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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13
Situations Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF Ex-
w perience, a position as Stenographer and
Type Writer; good references: will furnish ma
chine. Address P. U. Box SIS. BIockport. n. Y.
IA
WANTED-A SITUATION As HOUsRMAID
" by an English lady lstely from canada. APP
ply af 1lg Madison ave Sff
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13
.SifunfSons Wo0fed-MaJe.

yVANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK IN
w store Have had experience in general store
Can furnish reference II required. &. Tyson.
Lunn House, city. i
WANTED-A SITUATION AS WOOD Tt URNER.
w Can give best of reference. Address q. ..
W, Commercial Hotel, Mus kegon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13
For kent--ROOlpls.

JJOR RENT-TWO wELL-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
Il Enquire at l2s South Diyisiontt Mrs David
Miller. ~
COR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS: STEAM
L heated; and furnished rooms for light house
T. ping. Apply at room l0S, New Houseman
bl OK. l5tf
NOR RENT-A >UIT OF UNFURNlSED
L rooms, with gas b sths and heat. Address H.,
1elegraEl-Herald IA
T,OR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED ROOM FOR
i gentleman in private family at l57 Crescent
ave. su
IyOR RENT = LARGE NICELY FURNISHED
i front rooms with board 10 Crescentave. 10
UOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED UP
i stains. front com. suitable lortwo gentlemen.
Apply at IS Rsnsom-sl. %
nor RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, STEAM
heated. and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply at room l0S. New Housemsn
block. Is
no RENT CHEAP-TwO NICELY FURNISH
i ed rooms. Apply al AZ n. College-ave., city.
EOR RENT-DESlRABLE PARTIES CAN
obtain either OF two first class furnished
rooms, supplied with steam heat, etc. In the new
Vinegar block on South Division-st.. by applying
TO Il. ID. Brock. 3s4tf
INOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
either single or en- suite: steam heated; also
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply st Room &c.
Ledysrd lock, l0l 0ttsws-st- 23f
in the new Pa'atine block. with all modern
c6uvenences. including the patent Aldine Heat
ing Crate. Also ten ement Of six roens corner
Shawmut-ave. and Winterst. Also rooms 70 rent,
furnished or unfurnished Inquire OF b. W. Bsr-
nsrd, 80 Allen-st.. corner o, Mt. Vernon-st. 3sHf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13
Furniture Stored.

FURNITURE sToRED, PACKED AND
L moved. Expert packers sent on short notice
by Radcliffe & Holt Ill south Divisionst., tele-
phone No. so1 Jan'y 3. 'ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

J'oR RENT-THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
i now occupied by Nrs- J. 6. Bsrrons cor. west
Bridge & Front-st. The best location in the city
is W rtprloo 81 Ssff
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13
For Rsnf--Ho,fscs.

IIOR RENT-DEsIRABLE ROOM FOR TWO
i gentlemen, with board. st 60 Rostwick-st. s4stf
TOR RENT = TENEMENT OF SEWN
i rooms In the new Pslaiine Block, cor. Of
Courf and Allen streets with sll conyeniences
Including the patent Aldine heating CRATE. Also
one OF four rooms, No 102 Siraight-st. second
house from West Fultonst Inquire Of B. W.
Barnard. IS Aflen-sf cor of NJ Nerpon-st H<5f
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

CoicsEo presents the casa of psuper
<uine The millionaire trustees OF q church
Or mcuey loaned The loan vas made
before taa Rreat IRE. when tbe paupsr vac
r.cs and tks caarch vas poor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

II does nos s-Sus vet Tor the fairness
ol ils Reading bsrons that they refused
io allow 20 isir ana honest a man ss
GrcFsS ". CsfIDs % sct II the capacity
&C a-ai .rstor between ths company aud
tia strikers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

NLsKEsoN- -. ~ d

Cece, 81 y es.sr1 Ave. EleF Eissk IAe
Z oc.scE
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

xo IiHses. alter having for
rsefa p aasrter q = csutury beld cut ss
aran-u1iop cfice. kss fins'ly 'j8iaed
tts Unicn" Nov lst us have pescef
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13
Qnfcd-To Rent.
For Sole--Mfsce1aneous.

WANTED-A NICE FURSIaHD ROOM YoB
w tso. Address J.. box 5. Telefram-Herzld
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

As an sugury of the possibilities q sbe
cclleeisis Fssr. it Is announced that "sbe
Hsrsri crew srs rrscsieiog new
stroEe.~
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

TIE epKE her of aines A any cd - EtisenRsns
czA e< te<.E4 ~ aixsstAEg 4Ae naasaissK II
~oKSs - ssseE- ADy g2ri ~ . liEs esExtsS
sxcAs fun slae.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

Mr.. SPUsasoS objects 20 having his
sermons publishsd 10 American nswsps-
psrs nulsss ae gsts psy FOR them. and be
ioins ia ibs demsDd FOR International
copyright. The inisrsDce Is that be
doesa. want 10 ssvs American souls for
nothing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

Iaa lhfcsso .lcifrnei ssks. W1nld
"Frcia Diex" isks The eicvernurshia fr
q furth afn7 WrH'l iaeS sulus
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

>eea ssssber a. sfsrtsi in CT as yes-
ter up.s ise el4cl stien. ~Thaa.
Jsnuar,
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

TfceVat uct se ta 81 4iFicnls = get Al
fies .r.e ,hs hss5s Ell Ger Onited stsses
Seasters. since haf o. theu are hs.d.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

The iecsnt. ~ ben 3 woman viii she
vii. Jon nay depend on's. and when she
wcp't she won'i and that's shs end ont, ("
- beng Illustrated iast nov in Clsvs-
lard, waare rich lady IS IN Jail because
sLs refuses Co ansvsr question h court.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

There IS crest snouat of tslk thess
days stous tae sdu'tsrstion Of lard.
What - ussdsi worse. however. is las
F-svent the sdultsrafion Of
.-.-fss.-~
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

TIE NsT Yss~ hss s1as fsr eesB rerv
vrcHfe e ssrrsoie scrsSsat
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

The statement slaaHatiag from Ian
slng rot iong since IN rsfsrcscs to the
extent 70 which the farms OF Michigan
are mortgs2ed. IS calculated TO convey q
wrong impression. 1hs impression ere
sisd is that these mortgages represent
borrowed foreign capital, whereas. in
fact, probably the larger part OF the mort
gages on recogd IA thl5 State were given
70 es0ars payment ot the purchase price,
- bich t u Intended shall be extracted
from the soil which the mortgages cover.
Purchases do not generally pay cash
down 10 iuil '0r real estate, but confident
ia tie wealth % the soil they assume en-
Indebtedness. TO bs paid from the pro-
ducta Oi the land Many parents, too,
deed lheir property 10 their children, and
take mortgages to represent the purchase
prize II follows. tksrs:ore, that the facts
Go not warrant any such inference as has
been conveyed to the public by tbs publ
cation q the rspcr;s that have been sent
cat iEom Lsnsing. Such reports are CA
culatsd to ipiurs the business interests OF
ths State BY dsserriDg men from other
States irom coming here 10 make invest
uauts
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

Rev. Dr.. FALNAaV. who writes sermons
weesiy for the resders OF The TELEsR,M-
HERALD. has become the chaplain Of the
Thiriserth New York regiment Dr.
TuSAas IS a tine and sturdy exsmpler
% the church militant. His manly figure
vii look well IN rssimen'als, and his
ringing voice vill teach TIE gallant men
% the Thirteenth their duty as soldiers,
and their more important duties ia that
gres. battle OF life IN which all are en-
listed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13
IA eAlsFnElI. .AasteKLE VERDICT

taE q &1tt tt p IL a ~ 81 a n IL ~ hDtAt
Il .s tfcoasls l1at shs gabiia ssnsfally
1ii aRlse tasf ths Fsr,iief IN the sait Of
Ass G4sFBzLL against AAsEcKLz. TIE
millionaire coffss merchant. u New fors.
Wss r i1sl c1e- That there vas little
difsTencs ~ oplnicn am0ng tie lary men
is sF aslt from ths fact that e took thsn
oaiy au hoaf and bali 10 agree upon
tleir verdict aBd 10 hx ths amount u
damasss AasJcELE VAS undoubtedly
punished suEicIsotiy fas msking fool OF
himssi. Ia 10 iOss letters. siih his ~Hs
and k's.' khd biz *. N. Qs," by the
eobl.esfioa u his lsttsrs, our. further
than thai. Mas cAaPBELL seems to DO
entitled 90 4amsses. Shs vas induced
10 feiinGglsh her purDoss Of gaining .
livelihood On tie stage. and Kept waiting
On bis worthless promise Tor years, vast
i1g Ter valuable time, snd, worse than
al, her character was sssailsd Ia court,
without, apparently. any shsdos Of
cause, aud a. attempt made to sQin her
fsruistIor BY cruel insinustions. IL is
for these tainga that the public will sp
prove tie verdict granting her $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

The recent blizzard in the Northwest
Is said to have been the ssvsrest ever
known IN tha: severe country. The
Toronto Netrs SAYS u even wsEt 50 far as
60 freeze whisky IN tie barrels. The
utter hssrtlsssusss OK blizzard that
would act like inas, putting men to the
labor OF chopping ont Ineir drinks WITH
axes, cannot % too strongly condemned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

A rumcr Is in circulation in Chicago
that a usw weekly newspaper Is shortly
20 os established ia that city. The msn
VITO starts a new hisrsry venture IN Chi
csgo muss havs zrsas fsilh IN himself.
there = certainly nothing to wsrrsn: any
faith ia 10 city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13
Brinkerhof System

of keesal Treatment gaa At<iicaiiqUs turss
flI - WITHOUT PAIN. 1a0AIIkf
kAiFkohCAJTfkN
p000 or FAILURE to Ntkh
Cure ali h'rInA al stec'sl ~tu tsehito 4 fl1kfs
sissssss among oihess fisiuiA. fizSure. fo;ypgs.
pruritus a. Sfrlniufe ~ fleoifolysls Also
cuIos hel tAi ilceTaxioG. ne tnEse ~ ! fisinis
FisSage. ''llching Fiies End Donelnlpuon esre-
noss seross the hack lox doNa constipation "a
6 is Irhts- d&n heavy lslass ~ birnite a. ne
TeotuEi. blood o. Fs on ztool pain IA sloaAafh or
abdomen snd hiOafine sDli eSnerAi prsihiion
warn y0a. eend fnr b. pasf eok oT testimonials
fFte 20 the reI.l eseutaffvsAof this sssteN.
DR.. w. h. CHRISTOPHER.
Permanently l0calSc a. - Monroe stisst
lMiddio0ulh tuildingi once houn "a. % .
D n. oaiiy except Wednesday and Thursday
SUNDAY % D M Take eiefAser 10 Room -
and 90 Consultation Tree
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

II NAY BE or f<fk6ESf To Sl&k oNt To
Apee thsi have seFs Ilee pace - nlsel-
a<Aa-st A1@t can g. o<1aE1t ~ <e,N2 l. ~
tsl tessl 8 lofsts t,lesek. epp<,sfle sweei lae-
IsoE ssLE- GOOD CITY PROPERTY AND
gAal .sE - isT szie Nos = he tlEas - esy
cheap a. & Antsdsl Isl
IsoA sALE-ls1.op hoFgL PROPERTY AND
4 bFaiturs iof ssls ces@p Two tsaios issa eAlls
Ca ~ IA. > Lsseti biack A H. AnEsdel lttf
Asta c EN- a.. ca ~ & AnfsaeA lsa
lNk sAl-k-l HAVE soIk OF THK xEs1
u ossk i4o<cs o. pine l4nd soF sac. C@ll gnisk.
No Lovers block A < All s>eel is1
nor sALE-oNK OF THE FINEST CoRNER
rtsiuepee oF TAI slses IL tue o&ty. leestien
Cherry 81 heal genelson ave. Lot 6oxfzS II
sla esllten plate ouildiue o a tniS up Lusau .
heasan, sseiltss hidsieokat building.
NOR sAlE-CHEAP FoR CASH NlCF NlHK
Il room house Kno thirty three foog los half block
iroM NonIoe and IlYisloE-st can n perieci or
der Aloe hoIne The figResl bargsin IA 6rsGd
kspias u soid belore December j. Cal of "a
dress kstlonsl Supply COMPANY. g MonIoest..
uoUsE AND LOT FOR sAIt OR FOR RKST,
III Is Lafayette ~. kfth house south o. Cherfs-
ss. Also oae staaA kouse 10 Fent On Hudson Pace
knqUiEe O. the pssAslse< S2Su
NOR sALH-A LARGK BRICK DWELLING
heose. or spring st.. 1oF si0e. ness frame
dwelling house on JaIaes 81. tor e. 5so. and al
20 sere farm ~ sparta fof $500 ell on smtl
lesDcls 1ud tcssonatac Terms T. a. Dsrt<fs
Ioon l2s. iedyaro hiook- over Pubic iAhrsr
291u
Miscellaneous.
NoTIcf-To TRANciENTS OR PARTIES
y visiting GrsBd Rapids, II yon want choice
furnished ro0Eas please cali al y Canals. sec
end floor. koen No IA 10
CoR sALE : EN IRA NICE DRY KINDIIN6-
T WOOD al sl-so per load delivered Grand
Rspios NeneerCo. s4sti
n lfE sIZEPokTR aITs-fN PAsTII. WATER
IL cotOEs and crayon. elegantly fTxned IN bronze
81. SO and So HsmltOns An Gallery, ~
Canals SSdf
CALEsAAk-cAN ADD A ] LINE SMALL
- samples. ore sgenf earned $3.50. 0thers up
10 T., 90 al 1855. J.. o. Box 1874. New YORK zlsu
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

Lest.
4 0sT - NN NONR0EsF. Or JEFFERSON
l. ave, 4 pair q Kold tosec sFectSeies IA :
leather o&se. Finder please notl.y Mn Merritt
u ,. frepecgst aad receise literal res sTd 1aztf
business Personals.
IL .. PERRY. IN THE REAR or "a SOUTH
L. Division sf.. viii furnish a. kiads o. build
ing stone a. reasonable rates asa he5nlo lunl-
ber ior al kinds Of building purposex =
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

WANTED - TWO GOOD FURNITURE TRIM
W mers solicitors and good once nan with
: o. cash Room 5. fiefoe block. 10
WANTED A GOOD oFFicE NAN WITH
w from 500 20 Sol 20 take al Interest ia =
well established and good rsyins business basi-
ness Chance Exeh&nge, rooH ). fisrce block ID
WAHrED-AAs TO TAKE THE AGENCY
w ofOUr fafes. size 8xlsxis inches weight
50 his retail price es5 other sizes IN proportion.
A rare chance % create q permanent business az
home, These sAiee meet a demand never before
supplied by other safe companies. e. We are not
einuau, Ohis. fetz5
The Dickinson press., 1888-01-07

"Wiy don't You ever sec fighters with
bumecd up faces" asked a reporter of Billy
Edwards i'll the Hoffman lmuS. the other
evening as he glanced at IL gentleman whose
face was scratched and swollen from some
recent alteration. They have to make
their living fighting" was the answer. Il
never saw a man who chopped wood all day
chop any ut night for amusement. You
wouldn't so to Il theatre and report tho show
just for fun, I'll bet. Then, too, Il fighting
nan appreciates the risk to his hands he runs
i'll hitting SOM" fellow who may have Il hard
head, and lie knows it is no credit to him to
thrash anybody except Il clever opponent i'll a
ring. y fighter is The safest maj to insult
know of. Many Il time l have to pocket talk
men wouldn't dare use t" anybody else
New York Evening World.
The Dickinson press., 1888-01-07

esi-n,t4: - MI ,.= H,.>,4.> !. tirr,t
locking people, IAy a.. So
lso>ire, Fierrans>> MIS- !. d.. |sau,-i ~
a degree OF GENITAL ~s,ttsranc. H. xvst-,-
Russian on !i.et> il tile >ti..-> ~ in Tx,
country Is of medium size. it-i>et li-ir
yellow tan color. from exI">}ur- &. w-4tL-N
and existence upon coals. food. Generally
he wears a full beard. ami i'ur times GUT ii
five it is light i'll color and VERY ,il-hv. His
llair is about two inches thick. i>rut - ii tie
work was dvne with Il ,nclt AK al I, circnlar
saw. and besides being coiul..l ,lown in front
is Slightly parted in the mI.l,ll,.. Il, though lie
were not sure whether h. is :, mall. "r II IT,
male. He invariably Wear, high topped
l"ot>. and his trousers ar. tucked int" the
boot tops. The boot tops have !, series ,i
finely artistic wrinkles midway. and arc gen
orally well oiled. This is the only tasteful
indication in the dress. The coat .f II peas
I'M, is IL cross between IL robe. IL trock and Il
blouse. 1t comes ALMOST To the knees. is
single breasted and has wide helt. Ii the
subject is IL driver no wears t; robe and belt,
and the garment is of blue cloth aud comes To
the ground. Tie lradwrar is II broad cap
with low crown.
The Russian is as filthy as he is ignorant
and unsightlv. Only three or four of llr
principal hotels have any preparations tnr
bntliing. md thes;. arr. extremely nmnger.
The Russian bath in Russia is Il myth. !
paid thsce %r"ul,les for !; place to take a Very
ordinary bath in the principal hotel. No,
one palace in five has n hath. and as tl,,
waters of the Nrva are too cold for swim
accumulated filth like fish scales. .Ald since
tlri.u1 fish oil u,,J ,,r,,1 ,.ru%nlI.- f,,,, a.,
The Dickinson press., 1888-01-07
BREAKING UP THE CAMP.
The Parting "f the G.rsirs-.A Pictur-
esUucIy sad Scene.

The Parting "f the Z. Arsirs-.A Picture
esqucIy sad Scene.
Here were perhaps two sc"r" Sylair>. Camp
was To III, broken at tine end OF the next week.
The wanderers We're to he scattered lrumd.
cast. 1t was absolutely certain they would
ali never meet again. even though, all should
know the houndless gypsy Joy "f til" spring
time outgoing. And there is ii large and
ample human regard, one for another. in this
community of roadside interest and COM
panionship, which we OF the "civilizcd"
ways can never know. Tinker Zrke was not
alone in his ,nonrnful regret. The ann was
rife with it, Just as the landscape. sky and
air were instinct with the tender sadness of
the dying year.
1t seemed to me, nor was it all OF seeming.
that the fires themselves burned with less
clackle and flame. Even the sizzling pots,
hanging from the grimy kettle sticks. boiled
and hlubbclcd in minor hearthsi,ic tones.
Over in tho col,ses the tetlered horses stood
mcclly silent. with lowered heads. or nib
hlcd at their food as if in serious r,Iminatinl.
Good wives sat by the tent mouth in quiet
discussion with their husbands. or busted
themselves with the morning meal less spry
and clipper than is the gypsy w"nan's way.
Youths bringing water from the stream OF
returning 10 camp with grain and fodder for
the animals did their work gl""rnilv. and
with none of the summertime wlunl, and
halloa.
Here and there We're groups of older sNp
mon. seated! on wagon tongues. ~ leaning
their backs against Trees. who smoked their
pipes Will long. strong in;ro-l %,r'tiNt lutf>.
and said little. while that little WAS measured
and reflective. Old sls,r wives luti~r,,l and
bothered 4~uerulou>lv. un>te&i:er III tone.
more restless III movement. ana mi. -; "a:
p%etulant resentment u n%.acs. ;, I'm. ari
pathetic a sea! upon iii. ",.rE. " :a>G,;t> ::
old age. Gypsy !sS~~. .N-r dv:auns Is ,!e
presence of potent a! ~ ia: a.ieI. .r">.
iu miracles OF wiu>a:ae phys $. 81: A,ai:
free abandonment il !nv"> t-.r> ike.
twice their asr i"l.,e.g .'.-- MSS -. -
And even TIE sH!eN d,->. * - - ; y
aged. No.eels~> cheats. m.ee 4~ .
>sidrl ieAo!sAn,N -. -t>r -. >-> -
many Themselves. X: ,e,~sv; :. =.
distances taan .ht' 49,; a:s> - .-...;-
ment ii d.v>,ry >u.et:.ls> l. Ws>-
mans Letter.
The Dickinson press., 1888-01-07
GIVE THEM A CHANCE.

That is 10 say. your lungs. Also all your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful machine
ry ii i. Not only the larger air passages, but the
thousands of little tubes and cavities leading
from them.
When tlcs, are closgcd and chokcd with mat
ter which ought not To be there. your lungs can
not half do their work. And what they do. they
cannyt Ito well.
Call it cold cough. Group. pneumonia. %caiarrli,
consumption or amy of the family of throat and
nose and head and lung distractions. all are bad.
All ~ongltto be got rid of. There is just one sure
Way I" gctrid of them. That is To take Hoschec'-
German syrup. which any druggist will sell yon
nj - cents n bottle. Even if everything else has
! failed you. you may depend upon this for certain,
The Dickinson press., 1888-01-07

Within the borders of that region Which
boasts of having been the oldest of the parts
of Europe reclaimed by civilized man, in
Greece, II new quadruprl was discovered and
is now exhibited in the geological gardens of
Berlin. Germany, 1t is a goat living upon
the island Of Jouia. in the %Stroplule arcli.
pelago, north of the island of Enboca. DIR.
Reichenow has examined the animal ana
given it the name OF capra dorcas. There
were Il great many of them on the island for
merly. and the Greeks call it P~olyalgo>, or
Goat islnnd. Shepherds have of late years
invaded the island, which was uninhabited
except by n hermit. and are waging so le-
lentle>s Il wal against the goats that they are
rapidly decreasing in number and will soon
be extinct.
There is neither another geological garden
nor a museum in the world in possession of II
specimen OF this goat or of any part of it.
That at Berlin is IL buck, . years old. and
still wears its summer fur of reddish yellow
tint, with stripes of deep black, the dark
necktie being of the greatest breadth. 1t is
altogether striking in appearance. The do
nestle goat. it is thought, may descend from
this species.-Chicago News.
The Dickinson press., 1888-01-07
Russian Officers studying English.

\ considerable number of officers of the
Odessa garrison. chiefly first lieutenants and
captains of companies. are suddenly e~vincing
q remarkable solicitude to acquire Il prac-
teal knowledge of English. Several military
acquaintance Of mine whom I have que>-
toned on the subject would not admit the
fact, which l have now learned by accident,
that the wal ministry has recently offered
an incentive toa given number of these Off
GERS i'll the shape of increased pay and rank
so soon as their proficiency in our language
is proved. i was naturally curious enough
to inquire a little further, but the marked
reticcnce of my military friends at once
proved to ne that a certain amount of Sc
crecy had been imposed upon them. \ cap
tain OF artillery admitted, however, to me
that he and his fellow military students Of
English anticipated that their promised pro-
motion would he by tranferrence to the
Transcaspian or eastern Asiatic divisions
with an advance of ronk.-Odessa Cor. Lon.
don News
The Dickinson press., 1888-01-07
His latin Was Rusty.

The Rappel tells the following anecdote:
At a grand dinner party Il guest as clumsy
with his hand as he is witty drops a piece Of
picked tongue upon the lap of his fair neigh
Dor. "Pardon me. madam, . cried lie, lit is
not the first lapsus lingue ] have made to-
day." The laugh evoked by the clever hit set
a stout fellow who ,yas not deeply learned in
Latin to thinking. II can do that us WELL"
be thought to himself. and deliberately drops
. mutton chop upon the lap of his unlucky
usighbor, exclaiming at the same time:
'Nothipg but . lapsus lingue."
The Dickinson press., 1888-01-07

Il N'r;i, Ctruiu.u Il II ~ Industry i, being
drsc'a n.,! II Which lila straw "rlte'iie> are
transformed IItn tij-r - W,'l ard tilcn spun
llrn ,Aril. which i woven into CARPETS and
Mathis. Tbs PECULIAR 'al>alni' fragrance
is ivt,ire.l. u;l,i flies ana re"g!ns covered
with tn. e%ar;r3t -iN,. Glit Il Very !eisaNt and
40 drli,t ilealtErtu. '4iul. TIL material is
tolsn and wear. tuliE a. Well -, the cocoa
mating. ami j, ,nurh softer and more pleas
ant i" tie r"at. This pin" wool j. also used
a. a >!hStitut" for hair i'll mattresses and pill
lows. .A> it retain: its elasticity and docs
not readily pack. it will io doubt becriir
popular. especially i'll view of its hcinS proof
against vcrnin AMI possessing hygicnir prop
rrti,S "t IN s,iiall value to those suffering
tru!n diseases OF the throat and lungs
Alncriran A.riculturist.
The Dickinson press., 1888-01-07


'Nibratior, when continued for a long
time said the superintendent Of all iron
foundry, .'ca,ses iron to lose its tenacity. and
ii becomes graduated and brittle, something
like pig iron, instead of being long in the
grain like wrought iron"
How do you account for this said the
reporter.
81 do not know" was the reply. There
are many things about iron that no one can
explain"
What do you think of the chance of tho
elevated roads having Il long lease of life! Is
there any likelihood Of their breaking dow
through the iron "t which they are made be-
coming brittle"
y for IL good many Years. but certainly
the Vibration is bound t" affect them through
time AM! something may snap. They ought
to he inspected very closely and renewed be-
fore the time came when it would be danger
Gus tn ride on them. | have known Heavy
iron beams snap through vibration which
looked perfectly sound. and ut the point of
hrraS"ge were apparently as strong rs in any
other part. but thu c"iic>ivcncsS was gone
aud tEe section, presented Il granulatel in
stead ct !; tibrous appearance"
"pocs the iron of rails when they are "f
wrought iron become brittle ALSO" said tile
reporter.
No" said his informant. they do not.
They acquire an entirely new property. or
rather they los, one essential property. that
nj capacity for being welded. Every black
smith knows that Il bit of wrought iron rail
rnun"t be welded if it has been Worn for a
number of years. The parts split into tihrrS
when heated and struck. but do not weld to-
sctArr."
''How do you account for thu iron heing
affected differently"
II do not know. All l do know is that it
is the ease. aud every intelligent blacksmith
will tell You the Salnc."-New York Evening
Telegram.
The Dickinson press., 1888-01-07
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