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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

FASHIONABLE lady, coming out of
church: 8yhat a powerful sermon; |
was never before so impressed with the
duty and privilege of giving freely. |
am determined to do better, and to send
this very week another black silk dress
to my daughter"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

AwKwARDNESs is more real disad-
vantage than it is generally thought to
be; it often occasions ridicule, it always
lessons dignity.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

ToHAvE a respect for ourselves guides
our morals: and to have a Difference for
others governs our manners.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23
THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN

Are born into the world every day with some ecze-
matOus affection, such as milk crust, sca head,
scurf, or dandruf, sure to develop into an agonz-
ing eczema, the itching, burning and disGguration
of which make life prolonged torture unless prop
erly treated.
a warm bath with Cuticura Soap, an exquisite
skin Beautilier, and single application of Cuti-
cura tha Great Skin Cure, with a little CuticuEI
Resolyent, the New Blood Purifier is often SUI
cient TO arrest the progress Of the disease, and
point to speedy and permanent cure
Hence, no mother who loves her children, who
takes pride In their beauty, purity and health and
in bcStOwiug upon them childS greatest inherit
ancc,-a skin without Il blemlsh, and body nour-
Shed by pure blood should fail to make trial of
the Cuticura Remedies.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23
RHETORIC.-(Omit tloo)

JAMES DUNCAN.
l. Explain the difference between parable and
fable.
?, What are pTOvincialiSmS?
3. What are figures of speech?
4. Indicate the marks L. NJ, c. NJ, and S. NJ
5. What is tautOlogy?
6. What is prOprety?
Z. What is hyperbOle?
ENGLISH LITERATURE. (Omt tlCo.)
l. What is the greatest work of the father of
English poetry?
?. Give short account of Addison and his style
5. Why do people admire Shakespeare?
4. Name three of Lord ByrOn's great poems.
8. Name three distinguished American poets and
give the principal work of each.
6. What is ballad?
:. Name the worlds three greatest epic poems
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23
TEACHERS QUESTIONS.
Examination held in Flushing on Fri
day and Saturday, Aug. 17-lS, 1888:
ARITHMETIC.
L. II. WATERS.
LDnif flrlh

lOInt flCJl
l. How many acres in a triangular field whose
base is % chains 70 links, and altitude 10 chains ~
links?
> What principal viii yield S9476 interest in
three years, 10 days, at per cent, payable semi
annually?
3 Sold a OF an article for what = of il cost and
the rest of it al cost; what per cent. did make?
l. The equated time for the payment OF the credits
of account is, January lSt. 1SS9 $500; for the
debitS September 9Th, 1855, $500; when should the
balance be paid?
s. Give an outline of the first years work in num-
berS.
g. The fTustum of cone is 10 inches high and It's
upper base 10 inches and its lower base y inches
in diameter; find the length Of the part cut of.
= What must be the depth of a bin Il feet long
and feet wide to hold 4UO bushels Of coal?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23
READING.

l. By what method do you start a class in read
ing? Why?
9. Define comma, period, and SemicOlOn. Give
two rules for the use of each.
3. Define antthesis, cadence, emphasis, and
monotone.
4. What are rhetorical pauses? How do you tell
where pause is to be made?
8, What is the difference between enuneiatiOn
and pronunciation?
G. What is supplementary reading?
T. "FrOm an eminence which commanded view
of the Mexican capital, the American chieGtain be
held his countTyS flag, erected by the van guard
of the army, floating above the palaces of the
MOnteZumaS." Ask and answer five questions on
the above.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticursl, 50c.; Cuticura
Soap, D.; Cuticura ReSOlvent, 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG 4 CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Mass.
eFr-Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" ca
pages, 50 Illustrations and iOO testimonials.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

TIE motives of the best actions will
not bear too strict an inquiry. 1t is al
lowed that the cause of most actions,
good or bad, may be resolved into the
love of ourselves; but the self-lOve of
some men inclines them to please others,
and the self-love of others is wholly en-
ployed in pleasing themselves. This
makes the great distinction between
virtue and vice.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23
IT is remarked that the modest de-

IT is remarked that the modest de-
pertinent of real wise men, when con-
trasted to the assuming air of the young
and ignorant, may be compared to the
differences of wheat, which while its
ear is empty holds up its head proudly,
but as soon as it is filled with grain
bends modestly down and withdraws
from observation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

He that follows the advice of reason
has mind that is elevated above the
reach of injury; that sits above the
clouds in calm and quiet ether, and
with brave indifferency hears the roll
ing thunders grumble and burst under
his feet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

WE frequently fall into error and fol-
ly, not because the true principles of ac-
ton are not known, but because for
time they are not remembered; he may,
therefore, justly be numbered among the
benefactors of mankind who contracts
the great rules of life into short sentenc-
es that may early be impressed on the
memory, and taught by frequent recol-
lection to occur habitually to the mind.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

VXyANrED IMMEpIATED. LADIES 10 work for
M wholesale house on NcedlcwOTk at their
III homes tSent any diStancel. Good pay can
he made. Everything furnished Particulars
free. Address Artistic Ncedlework Co, 1S5 Sth
street, New York City
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

ALL attempts to urge men forward.
even in the right path, beyond the meas
ure of their light, are impracticable; and
unlawful, If they were practicable
Augment their light, eonciliate their af-
fections, and they will follow OF their
own accord.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

DURING our prosperity, and while
things flow agreeably to our desire, we
ought with great care to avoid pride and
arrogance; for, as it discovers weakness
not to bear adversely with equanimity,
so also with prosperity; equanimity, in
every condition of life, is a noble attri-
bute
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23
WRITING.

l. Make all the elements and principles used in
writing.
3 What is the proper position of the body while
writing, and the proper manner of holding the pen?
3. Which is of more Importance, speed or form?
T. What importance do you attach to the subject
of writing in your daily program? How do you con-
duct an exercise?
s. Give rules for spacing and shading.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

REMEMBER to comport thyself in life
as at banquet. If a plate is offered
thee, extend thy hand and take it mod
erately; if it be withdrawn do not detain
it. If it comes not to thy side, make
not thy desire loudly known, but wait
patiently till it be offered thee. Use the
same moderation toward thy wife and
thy children, toward honors and riches.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

THE man who is wantonly profuse in
his promises ought to sink his credit as
much as tradesman would by uttering
great number of promissory notes
payable at distant day. The truest
conclusion in both cases is, that neither
intend Or will be able to pay. And as
the latter most probably intends to cheat
you out ofyOur money, so the former at
least designs to cheat you out of your
thanks
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

PROFANENEss is a brutal vice. He
who indulges in it is no gentleman. L
care not what his stamp may be in soci-
ETY.; care not what clothes he wears, or
what culture he boasts. Despite all his
refinement, the light and habitual taking
of Gods name in vain betrays coarse
nature and brutal will.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

For want of self-restraint many men
are engaged all their lives in fighting
with difficulties of their own making,
and rendering success impossible by
their own cross grained ungentleness;
while others, it may be, much less gift
ed, make their way and achieve by sim
pie patience, equanimity and self control
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

+ What is digestion? Masdeation? Assimilation?
5. Give ive rules for bathing.
6. Describe the structure of the muscles.
:. Describe the structure of the eye, and state
the Of ne2r-S ghtedneSs and farSightedneSS
What kind of glasses should DC used for each?
GEOMETRY.-(Omit tlco.)
l. If the side of triangle he produced, to what
is the exterior angle equal? Prove.
> What is the measure Of the angle found by two
interSectng chords? Prove
3. Prove that the surface of a sphere is equal to
the product OF its diameter by its circumference.
!. Similar prismS are to each other as the cubes
OF their hOmOlogOuS edges.
>. Through a given point draw a circumference
tangent to 4 given line.
6. If two circles interSect, the common chord
produced Will biSect the common tangent.
:. Find mean proportional between two gwen
lines.
CIVIL GOVERNMENT Omit tlco.)
S. C. MURPHY.
(OmH tIcoD
l. What determines the representation in the
Senate, in the House? What induced the trainers
of the Constitution to SO order it,
?. Give ten powers of Congress.
8. Give the leading points in the Ordinance Of
l7S7
t. What is the general purpose of the first eleven
amendments to the Constitution?
). What is meant by appellate jurisdiction?
6. Define Federal, Circuit, and District Court
:. Name the exclusive powers of the Senate
ALGEBRA.-(Omit tlCO.)
/. Define literal equation, quadratic equation,
like quantities, reciprocal of a quantity, and
theOrem.
. Factor AK, az II and al
X-a WA
3. Given - --'- . Va to find val
FX-.-Fa 3
ue of Y.
4. Multiply 3T12 by 5V1S. Divide V4O by T2.
Multiply 3-'-E5 by 2-T5.
.. There are two numbers whose sum multiplied
by the less, is equal to 6si times the greater but
whose sum, multiplied by the greater, is equal to
60 times the less.
6. Prove that any factor may be transferred from
one term of fraction to the other, if at any time
the sign of its exponent he changed
Z. The sum of two numbers is a, and their sum IS
to their difference as M to u: required the num-
berS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23
GRAMMAR.
LANES DUNCAN

l. Give your method of teaching pupils how to
use the prOnOunS correctly.
2. Make three sentences using eating as a noun
in the first, as participle in the second, and as an
adjective i'll the third
3. Write five sentences, the first having a clause
for the subject, the second having clause as the
object of partciple, the third having clause as
the object of a proposition, the fourth having a
clause the attribute complement, and the fifth
having an adveTbial clause modifying an adyerb.
I. What are you good for, my brave little man?
Answer that question for me if YOU can
Over the carpet the dear little feet
Came with patter to climb on the seat
Write the nouns and prOnOunS in column. In
second column write the singular or plural as
the case man he, if the word is so used. In third
column write the pOSSeSSye singular, II the word
is so used in our language.
5. What is the antecedent of prOnOm? Give a
sentence underscOring the pronOun and its an
tecedent.
6. Give the history of grammatical forms.
T. What influence has the Romanic languages
had upon the English?
THEORY AND PRACTICE.
(Omh tICO)
l. Give your method of managing pupils during
recess.
q What is the object of the recitation?
g. How should child be taught word?
T. What would you teach first in arithmetic, the
rule Or operation? Why?
s. How do you teach beginners the prOnmcia-
tiOn of new words? How the infection of SEN
tences? Give your reasons for your statements.
6. Who wrote Emile, and for what purpose?
Z. What effect did FrOebel'S teaching have upon
the educational thought of his time?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

TIE best bargain and the best paper
we know of IS TIE SCRAP Book, pub
lished at GAINESVILLE, 0. 1t is only tlcen-
ty.tiCe certs year Gn all nearly 40 pages
and each subscriber also receives a pair
of Suspenders worth more money. This
is reliable. Write for it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

THE White House was not draped in
mourning for the death of Gen. Sheri-
dan. Mr.. Cleveland was probably too
busy writing pension vetoes to think of
ordering such mark of respect for the
memory Of the highest officer of the
army.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-08-23

5 Give fve rules for bathing.
G. Describe the structure of the muscles
= Describe the structure of the eye, and state
the causes Of ghtedneSs and far-SgledneSS.
What kind of glasses should DC used for each?
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
SIXTEEN MORE.

sixteen Saloon Keepers Obtain Licenses
and Pay In Over $4,000.
Business was good in the County Trea-
surer's Office again yesterday. and the fol-
lowing saloon licenses were granted: Frank
). Damskey, 80 West Bridge-st.; +. A.
Klinber, SIS North rront-st.; Kuhn Bros,
Is Pearl-st.; II. Riugleberg. S9l Ottawa St;
Joseph Kruse. rs Csnal-st.; Charles L.
Frost, IL and Is Arcade; William Kort-
lander, North Division-st.; ID. f. Ray
mond, 90 West Bridge-st.; Stella s. Nellis,
North Waterloo-st: Michael Wood, 81
Ellsworth-ave.; Fred Brogger, Ohio House;
II. Graf. corner Shawmut-sve. and Winter
ST.; Jacob Oest $50 Stocking-st; Patrick
Finn. Parnell House; William Druke, IL,
l9 and Is Crescent-ave., and boran Il
Pierce. lbs Canai-st. Sixteen in all, making
%. COO in cash received.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
MARRIAGE ALI MODE
Nellie D rssAx All u,ssss -. Abeeo
Msks Mistake. 80 - nuaA - -
~ ssssssd-rhs 1r~eon9-
tags a. fs1k


II vi % feH@HbSfet tnU eoo9t Mey 80
Aslss De Yo1ax. = wamaa wh0 i vel
-. - $500 A. .<..f.
!.
Nd 30, ana $50 = - 1S11a % ~ pSss<'1
OF cns h9fscs W Aboo<t. "a supAoys o.
ths Cable street Railway Company. fhs
-. ..,,t.s ~v,,-. ..s,...
married Yesterday }. A fsafnsid. sfter-
nsy sor Mr.. Abbott 6isd . bill in the
$500. eau,t ..kinv tar +. a,xorr~ t,...
- ,,--s--7
LIE 1]1ss~ --s - ssty W 49, NY
VI s2s os'l a.
Ia. Da Or Aoous rs 40 fea eey "a
- ms e9A r..snsa - -@s ~ aI.lsa A.>1.
lAfin5 . avn We "1.a Snon ne
.a@n ns.ok ,. - 1.ls JIM vs.. .n sA-u
ely ~ o.AAa HsPIas- INA. &c nAa ees1
a'-tnsn IoI I'VE ss1As Iass pass - hts salo
vie. ElsA Y. Aooo.h sho was al mus.
,lious ssd aonsss sih1sh oi satd eouny ..
Ass, .Io1ss4lo- tnA. y. s-e gea 80 "
MAY is@ p~st the ssad rssds bs to1ns
gave your of4tof 30 n hsonSts - she
siatsa 70 him, 70 Keep ioF nef unus sns
sheni1 eau isf ne sane. tnst on shs an
oaJ ~ nay Aio'es4lu, "nl'e yo ea, VI 49, -
eatAia~ s.ens que ot shs peonc s.Iees ~
SAL cry % o1end nspias. 40 sss.sa
- -. t.-ts7--
quarters. aasfs ne sAs we enisi VI fonss.
one / 7. 5mta, ana tasfe earned TOT
tas nrs uns shs. sAia money 20 ue
nsred 20 your orator naa oecn saefetosofe oy
SAID Nslils re oans ssolch .fonA so'ae POI,
s9n. lns. ne delivered said money 20 sAlu
Nellie 10 feunz on the order OF police
lnsn, ana teen u MAS stated oy SAID Nellie
De Dung thst she Was pregnant Win ehlla
Oy your orator, out thst she ana your orator
would ssits Their own <nsirsi 10 which the
SAID thiri oi Police replied that your orator
tnnst marry the SAID Nellie De Dung or ne
woaid iosx them ootn up, tsat your orator
had no counsel or friends 10 consult with
or advise With. and Tearing tEat De would
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

as. FTed O. Berger returned from
Chicago Yesterday. Manager Berger met
Sol smith Russell there sud the 40 pro-
ce-sed 81 NeN York 10 engage their com
ranT Cor next season.
Shsrrnsn wilson. fhe Assistant Treasurer
Ct Powers opers house. aas saksn a posi-
ton WITH Speaker q Haxsdors. the enter
prisiug stafioB-rs sod ns~sf-slers-
william Ai,fsn smith returned vcsssrSiav
fron, l'sEreit wners - vens 70 sfteai ths
meeting Of the Republican, state Central
Comu ktee.
G. 3. Hnpp. % Dsfroit. Assistant Genera
Freizht Agent ~ TIE Michigan Cen tral. Is
IN ths clfe. Nr. Hupp forneriv resided
hers.
E1risr rsvior. Who fsr he past month .,
SIX weeks las hp~n VISITING IN View 4 ORR
returned yesterday.
M. Martin salmon. of Chicago. y visit
ire 1sr rSter Mrs. J. Esnewsy, Of -
cixf1 st.
Mess. Baker Sweet. Seksil and Frsnk.
In. bsrs returned rem MscklnaE-
~ WNie Postmaster 81 Halsouviils.
vss m the oity Yesterday
Zen Ei~in 3. TAI returned isst ersninx
trcm tin f0 snaesse.
1eo. a Fa-r. 81 Grand Haven. VS. u
ftecfr rssttriav
W " Gunner. a. Cadillac. Is IN he
CITY CT susiuert
y NsessaL Of Ecri.. wss IN ths eisy
ypsfs0.ay
a. r. Psui~ of Nusks<oa. Is IN n.
ciir
Jobu Esrsr-. sfNa~sakss. Is ss sweet .
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
THE THRes JOHNS.
And Others who Appeared for Pasish-
meat In the Police Court.

And Others who Appeared Tor Pusish-
meat In the Police Court
The inst thing Judge Holmes did ysstsr-
day morning was TO impose . ine of 81 and
costs or twelve days % the stone pile upon
the following men who Looked upon
wine. when IL moveth them a-wrong.
John Doyle. John T.. Giles, Jas. Latham,
John Wiriz and Frank WYE.
IL win be noticed that the Johns have the
bulge on the names.
Jas. and Mary Walters. the fighting
couple. had their case adjourned until this
morning. Mary was sent home 10 look
after the babies ard jam. was hunting for
bail when last heard from.
John and George Schneider were found
visiting = house Of ill-fame, and their case
was nolle pros'i on the payment OF the
costs that amounted to 81 95 each.
The Usion and non Union fathers are
having some trouble, and as . direct result.
Anton Nelson, found IL necessary To whip q
man. which he did. Time, $3.50. Paid.
Kuhn Bros, are up for keeping saloon
open alter hours. Trial set for tomorrow
Jas Britton. the alleged hide thief will
take another turn At the wheel this morn
ing.
DAVID Fisher was up on a couple of cases
for violating the liquor ordinance, but both
cases were MOLE pros'd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
National Union Asse IN bly,.

J. X. V. Agnew returned yesterday noon
from Saginaw City where he attended the
meeting of the local body of the National
Union. The Assembly meets every second
year and will convene in Toledo some time
IN June. While in reunion at Saginaw on
Wednesday tine local body for the State OF
Michigan elected the following officers:
Senator. to represent the State at Toledo.
friedrich Z. Smith, of Saginaw City; Ex-
ecutive Committe. w. L. Wild, of Detroit,
Whipple. OF Port Huron; w. Hopkins, OF
Kalamazoo; J. h. V. Agnew Of this city and
William VsDLieD. of Bay City.
The Union is for cooperative insurance
and during the past six months two lodges
have been organized In this city. Mr.
Agnew who is on the Executive Committee
which will decide where the next bi-cen nial
assembly will be held expatisted to his
fellow members the great advantages Grand
Rapids has to offer, rs the Convention City
and It Is altogether probable that the next
assembly Will be held here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

r1nnn6 ~ - manaoszs - - Marks
AZ ~ poe1tas npting Il the nsas1 -
hsnauus - - hsxk's Hsns end noupi-
~. I'D e. nsa<sy. hsy a. ~ fDiisvins
rsnsiakisas usss s1opasds
Wnsskxa Ne ksvs heard With a.
l1gnsd sorrow 81 the ssddsa dssth Of NJ.
Jo6sph kappfscsE - vealS rsoora eur
rexres q shs lee vbles Ne hare zast IN bis
tsaonsN thoeofoFe - u
ksssjs<I ThAk In sppfscsation 81 bic con
timed kindn<ss sad eourtssy ever nsni-
fssted toward oar institution. ssd his andy
interest," in al Of his gasds ssslgnsd to oar
esrs. vsich vas Ne Inoot u good heart.
and bic sympathy Nth nsnkind. snd e.
toough his eouvictians usxe positive. hs
eadsasored 20 deAi Justly with ell. A =
Pablo othesr kls doliss wese ust man
fully and Wsil ssscatsd. asd Through hls
many years Of public service he grew In the
conndsnos Of ali who knsv hlm.
keselsst That ws sxtsnd 10 his immedi-
ate friends add ismiiy eur sincers sympsthy
II the great sorrow Which has osrksned
their home and sxtinguished the hght
Of is lit<.
Received That the Secretary OF this Board
shall hsvs . suitably prepared cory OF the
above sent 10 The widow Of the deceased
also the daily papers. and that they be
spread upon the records of this meeting.
Mks. T. X. PIEacx. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

SCFERioa CoCzr.--Janes 4. Psrrinsu.
nixany, sxty asys allowed respondent 20
seitie eiii 81 excevticus make q csss etc
The People -. Js<s Hindernsch. lsreenr.
tried sns nrY soua8 him guilty - isrc@uv
~ sum iex tAsn - The People ". Wra.
Heu1essev ssssHit With intent 70 % xrsat
ociily harm. inrv trlAi.
Craven Gousr- ~ Joan R3ss " The
ro~nship az Gsisss trpspass. en ths cssr.
veraict fsr ll&fatif. ti7l ard costs Cbss.
Bstenlsu -. Ssuasei = Gsiisnnrs. sssarar-
81. l1ry ira. ca8ss - RAJ
PRcssrE Cor sf.--Esfsts - David Eaz~
deesaS~s- bend I'd md ist.ers u siuisis-
tTafion vith thc via sruezed Kslsse o.
@ Asetph ksster-e. = miarr. or1e~ a..
peinanE AdaiEh Aels>it gaarzssn. Estate
ef t}eerxe J. Walker. Deceased. corr MS.
siener's rsrrsnt aud rsport Sled arls-r ~
rsvnsnt 81 deecs Sstste 81 Alma G.
Cson. decreased: inFsnssxT ssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
Manhattan Bach.


OF all the new enterprises at Reeds Lake,
nous, perhaps, will be noted By the public.
with more pleasure and pride than these of
the Manhattan Beach. Last year Cnas. w.
Seidell, the young and estimsblc proprietor.
built on the opposite bank from the pavilion
a handsome bath house accommodating
about one hundred re pie. His polite man
ner and decided towards his patrons
has won for hi Die reputation and
an immense b.. ice it TO say. that
during this >eldell has, IN con-
bath sccommodzllobs. enlarged his capacity
nearly three times that OF last year. The
The ladies having separate departments
divided by high closed frence, free
ing them entirely from the amor snce
of the kids and the embarrassment OF
appearing before the immense throng OF
gentlemen who continually stood upon the
dock, making the Manhattan in every de-
tail the finest bathing place in the State of
Michigan and one that would do credit to
Long Branch and Consy Island.
Mr. Seidell has erected o tob0ggan slide,
which will be operated on the plan of a
.oller-coaster, but instead of returning to
the starting point. it lands the occupants OF
tine toboggaa into the water. This. TO say
the least, promises to afford great sport for
the boys. Yet ladies, toe, are welcome, "a
it is perfectly safe.
The lunch parlor, which is neatly :
ranged. will be conducted strictly on st
class principles. and no doubt will be largely
patronized. as 1t will save patrons the
trouble and expense OF crossing the Lake FOR
supper or carrying lunches with them.
A Bowling Alley has also been added to
the many new improvements at tie Man
haitian, which go to make up most COM
nleta procramme for the yleasurn of bis
friends.
Too much cannot be said in praise Of Mr.
Seidelrs untiring energy, aud unprs-
cedented success. all of which 90 to prove
that the right man is In the right place.
Let every body call and show their apprecia
tons for his Efforts to afford Pleassn< pass
time TO all.