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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

Hos ths Frsslasas - s&ta ~ H&ss ks-
memhsr~a TIE efsy nSt<i fEss<asts<,
kzsoAAFs ;. Azx- z.--elSa Ca oxlsss =
o. not l.1sg asy0a hks s&id keaEs@sa
70 Tszses FeposssF this mOraiBs snss ths
.atisr sss passi2g ths cisg Holel. wEica :
a. ne corner of Brozdszy sEd Wytks-sss..
'.Prss1dsos Clstelaaa seat John msss of
blasnsb, 4nd II yoa happen % Flsit the
ho1el t01orFos yoa siu hRd them nicely
cooked 4a1 rsady - Ds served.
TIE JGba referred - szs John Cnam esss
TIE peasant f4eed propKlslof 81 ths nols..
'efkaEs - sal 4r Chambers. Il sm
ind-etsd 70 Grover tor . sDisadld mess o.
nsh and sm godGE 70 serve them up ~ Tie
boys t0mou0N
"II tell yoa h0v Il IS. costnusd TIE
gentleman. exchanging xisncss Slln TIE
gsRlai JOED. sho slood IA hls dO0fsay.
Ar Chambers, ss you uOllce, bears stfik-
ink ressmslsnce 10 NJ. Cleveland and the
latter remarked he fact that on the oocas-
i0s II the FecsDlion On Decoration Day 81
Ar. Nargin Cross b0ass On Bsdf0rd-ass
NJ. ChaL1D DSTs "a not ss tall as the Pfesldent
cut he $ i1st as handsome aud nearly g.
stout. Ihls bonifzcs and the President got
well acquainted on the occasion referred
70. ana everybody said tssI the good IA
tnred Grover would nOt forget the equally
eooc- -natuEed John. And ne hasn't for
gotten hlm. lie did not give him oig sp-
p0intmsnt that is true, bat he remembered
him, and a. / iake Il. Ia most kindly
nay indeed. let us 90 inside and inspect
the fsa."
The reporter had 10 acxnowlsdge that the
mess vas q great one. and promised 10 call
tomorrow and 4ssist IA disposlng Of II.
You neednt tell rae that President
Cleveland sent you that fine lot OF fsh. AT
Chambers. said a doubling Thomas; i
know be Is OF somewhere on Long Island
fishing, tut, come now. he IS too busy 10 re
member any OF his Brooklyn friends" The
portly hotel man looked wiiheTingiy al the
skspIical guest and refused 10 discuss the
question with him. 'Ill come and eat
some OF that fish though" said the doubt
ful one, whether Grover sent them to you
or not, and I'll tell you one thing, John. II
the President didn't give you the fish he
should have done 50, for he Is catching
barrels of them"
"Whatll you have. gentlemen" said Mr.
Chambers. Tom Kelly, who Was manipu-
lating the fluids. served all hands and the
Presidents health WAS toasted with en-
tnasiasm.
"Of course the President sent them to
John" said Mr.. Kelly 10 the skeptic.
When John says so you can just bet tha,
IL is So"
"But John didn't say So" said the
doubter.
oh" responded Mr.. Kelly, Il thought
he did"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

1Es Toronto Assci zsis st t1s gith OF
tue matter coHcerni1g one phase q the
immigration aasstiUn, Ensn u says:
~knlgTati0n sgsnts are quite anuecss-
cary. Any one 10 the Old country Sh0
wishes % smizrsEe can hBd cat how 10
Il llhoat ne direction u Government
sssnt II &c . ansbis % 20 50 ns Is DOT
smart snouzh. aud sad better stay hOms
until 40 xsls brighter. Bat of sll the
iszlrs ths religio-phiianthroFist Who
ssnds smigrsnts GA, here tor coHsider-
sti0e. knosiDg tnat there . nothlng for
TEEN b. do here, - TIE noes dsspicable.
TIE buncO stesref 10 respectable man
comQarsd with him
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

NEs YoBK. Aug. 5--Tbe police of this
city sre we'll acquainted vita the career Of
Bankey" Morgan. hang yesterday a.
Columbus. O.. for the murder of Detective
Hulligan. nov hat he bas revealed himself
81 Chsries Mcdonald. IL vas the English
thisf who went by the name Of Charles
Cooper Charles Morgan and "BinkeT'
Mcrgsa BY ressnn OF a tefsct 10 one efe.
bis picture Is IN TIE rogues gallery, snd ne
trains Eith the Red Leafy gang. bis spe-
eislty vas that of store burziar. he was
a cowsrdly thief never taxing risks. for
shst reason his crime IN Ohio - surprise
- the New ERIK police. he was once ssot
% prison here for burglary. snf after serT-
Ing bis sentence leff the neighborboad.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

tt---tfft tt Ns- 'r-rsets. --tteo
eEASp HAvsS. Aug. 7-At TIE Repub-
licsu County Cor vention To-Day the follow
ing candidates we're nominstsds For Judge
Of Probste Charles r soals. rsnomina 81.
sheriff Edward Nsupeil Register OF Dessis.
". r KELLEY, Treasurer Eavsrt B. GIBBS
rsroniinsted Prosecuting Aftorney. Walter
Lille. rpnominaiec Cierx " =. Coie. of
c0opersville. Representative frsn Fsrst
District James q. Dekeue. rsnosnf nateo
second District Jsm.s Goodrich. renoni-
naled The delegates q the tongrsssiors 81
Convention are Instructed for Georze w.
McBrlde for Congress.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
For Rent--KOonls.

DOR RENT-A FIRST CLASS DWELLING,
L nine rooms. one block from street cars. large
lawn, hydraulic. city and cislern water in kit
chen, house in good repair. Inquire (. Z. Win
sor. los Ottaws-st 2lS
L'OR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFINISHED
Il rooms 10 rent Also board 204 Ottawa-st.
Mrs. +. Jones 10
COR RENT-ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
Keeping. Also furnished front parlor. Inquire
~ g5 Crescentave. 22
COR RENT-DEsIRABLE FURNISHED OR
It unfinished rooms at l4s Lyon-st. 222
NOR RENT-THREE ROOMS, ARE CENTRAL
+ ly located, have the finest OF furniture, and
are very plessant ~ all times none bnt first
class tenants need apply. +. d. Brock. lsltf
TOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
= either single or en- sl,ite. Apply TO Room 40,
Powers Opera House block, Pesrl-st. 226tf
EOR RENT-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
in suits of two or felir rooms. with all modern
im proyemerts on Csnslst., for Offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging. En-
quire at once, No. Il Canal-st., OF c. A. Berwin.
94if
L'QR RENT-FURNlSHED ROOMS: STEAM
4 heated; and furnished rooms for light house
Keeping. Apply al room l03 New hoLseInaI
bleck. ljtf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
Steamer Grand Island.

Hereafter the new side wheel steamer,
Grand Island will make regular trips to the
Soldiers Home on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays First boat leaving at 10 a.
III. landing at north end of Scribner. st. Car
line. Picnic parties viii be taken up the
river at any place they may select. Regular
picnic days will be Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. The steamer Grand Island
will also make two trips to Grand Island
on Sundays. Boat leaving at 10 a. m. and
. p. m. last boat arriving at Grand Rapids
at 7:I5 p. m.
Fare from Soldiers Home and return 20
cents.
To Grand Island and return 25 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

Emperor WILLIAM 10 going TO try to
avo>d trouble a. Rome by visiting the
Pope 81 The Vatican before going TO the
Quiriral just how that will sui. Signor
CRiszI remains 10 be seen. Prince BIS
MACK hss sent a long dispatch to the
Vatican explaining Why The meeting be-
txsen Emperor WILLrAM and King HUN-
BEar vas arranged TO bs held IN Rome.
II that q satisfactory and the Pope re-
mains IN Rome the Prime Minister will
have 10 seek sons other method OF get
ting rid of him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

PABNEI.L and CHANBERLATN have beeu
having u hot and heavy in the House ot
Commons recently. Iha former does not
seen 20 be alarmed az the idea OF sppesr-
iug before 3 commission which IL 10 bs
formed 10 inquire into the charges made
by the Taes azsins, the 1Iish members.
but be wants 10 know who their sccusers
are sBd % what they are accused. lie
thinks perhaps that Is too much fair play
70 be bestowed 90 Erlshmen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

LsSsExe. Aag 3-The result Of tns con
ference 81 ne fusion csndida,ss and beach
men here Yesterday. following he vacancy
cs1sea hv bsrtley Rreen liecilustion = -
ssIcv ine vacancy 20 rensin eaHl3ed anti
sfler ths Unien labor convention. he
VI - taers e. oe nom rated fcT AuditCr
ireners ant viii se irdacea 9 accept Then
afs same sii he ris.ssd or TIE fusicn nc set.
- ttree electors nau 81 hT f1e Greco q
csckers A. 20 ssrss 20 vofe for Streessr I'D
resche6 - tbss wav.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
For Sale--Uiscelaneous.

COR sALE CHEAP-NICE LIGHT THREE
+ quarter side bar buggy IN good order Fn-
quire a and Is Ottswast 81 49
I1OR sALE-A RARE OPENING FOR sONE
II good live German 10 rent n saloon. -
worth Of properly for So owner must sel. COS 10
ha IN Ch csZo by tke I'm. Look this NJ. fusi.
ness Chance Exchange, and Iover block
Foue s0 zlg
lN ATTRACTIVE, WELL-pAYING NARkET
n and grocery IN Chil syo ior sale or exrhanze
for improved property. clesn stock. elegant
frturcs wei esfab ishcf trade i1 good ncighi ior-
hood. HorSes waE1ns. ftr. In CcTnuiete rslnnf1g
order. Address 7. McDufley ~ South College
ave. Grand Rapids zi9
Ir0R sALE--A GOOD MICH COW AT rs
L zhlsnd-ave. rs
TOR sALE-A HOksF AND CARRIAGE
L seil cheap q, 90 foarth-st ~
Tor SALE-AT 4 Dl-rpTNT. A SCHoLAa-
+ ship in . business college s0r evtniuz n
sfrnctson A6drss y N. box Telegram Her
sl1 oHce. ~
IOR sATF-A STOCK 0r nRrGs At STIT1-
& vsu NFh There sre Eve ssE r. Il n ricin-
~ snd bsssiness Frcfts5te cod ressoas far
sfiliug. F. Wss~oD taoferEviiss. Aich. is7f
TOR sALE-FA-T TRo1T ER BAY 6r0aEF
[ Zine r9sasfer Fsufie snitsDs for lseies -
dfiTe ? Honsl. - Csnei-St lE-f
TOK SATF Az FNTTRE OUTFIT oF
uaCf fiaer7 81 frst e11r7 sso 4
siT-horse roWeratrEine fcT ran csslars enquire
81 = FeTwln. No ~ Cana sr l1+ft
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

When the insxhaustible natural re-
sources OF this country ars considered il
y GOT strange that sons Summer resorts
hitherto very popular should be compar-
atiVsly deserted this summer. New az
fractions are constantly discovered aud
attract crowds q visitors Who are on the
lookout for something new. White
Mountains travel Is said 10 be only mo
dersfsly good. bat those glorious noun
tsins viii never lack for admirers, al
though tire popular fancy may turn else
wbsrs scr While. These who have ssen
them once srs always hoping to renew
& or visit some time IN the future, bat 1t
takes go long TO get around this immense
c0unfryl
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

Sems enc has been trying 70 belittls
WILEIsN E. firADsroSk by reporting sst
he . - enter tie House of lords ss the
Esrl of Flint. TIE Grand Old Man would
l,se much sf his fame II he becsue a
Common EAR.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

Let 40 one o0s deny the perfect equal
ity OF nsn and EOmsn. For long line
vomsa have bssn receiving more or less
masculine saacation. aad have worked
taeir wsy ap 10 business occupations
whsch ~ years ago were thought 70
b tbs sole property Ok men. Now the
male sex - nesting woman more than
hall way. A Washington correspondent
sistss gravely thai Gum-ehswing and
cbswing efeafamsls is becoming almost as
common among statesmen as with school
girls and dsouisaoies in Washington
society" Chris. look 70 your laursls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

The influence which drst-clsss nsws-
papers weld Is again demonstrated.
EaTeror WnEIAs. j: IS said, shortened
ms sisis IN Copenhagen on account otthe
appearance - some anti Germsn articles
Ia two conservative papers IN that city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

fhs Espublicans OF Nswaygo county
vsnf Hon. EnwsEp +. EDwARrs 20 be
Hon. Mcsss TAssAirs successor as At
torrey General And wby shouldn's
tbsg3 ar EnwARns - conpstsnt law
yer aad a popular gentleman.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

TOR SALE OR TRADE FOR HOUsR AND
L lot-4-1cre fruit hro. A bargain ].
kellogg % NortL DlEislenst. 22f
NOR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 81
II acres, win frame house. one mile sne a
quarter from HSllSf. Apply at Mrs- J. q. Walk
eT :. IL south Divisions, l2<u
NOR sALE-IaE EARN BELONGING TO
+ the estate ofthc lste Daniel Schernerhorn.
one mile west Of the ely, fronting bnegesL IL
j. iIe dairy farm, or Tor fruit raising and gar
oeniug. May be sold N from ten 10 thirty acre
lots. Apply 10 Dr. Mhiiworth. administrator iea
Fourth st Grand Rapids. Mich. l02tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

I, y said that Senstor QuAv IS going to
urge G-rsrsl HsEEIsoS to stop making
syeeches II the General i wise "a will
ue easily persuaded for he evidently has
not The strength t. staad Zoe slrsin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

The Toledo B{rds q encouraging itself
By saying that "ro Northern Democrst
has ever been reelected Tor the Prssi-
dsucy. No Rspablcan candidate OF Ohio
birth svsr failed CO election to the ssme
tmss.r Bas ats a loDg lsLs that has no
tr,~n
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
Situations Hanted--Maie.

SITUATION Br EXPERIENCED
W hookkeepeF. Best OF city references iur-
niShe d. Address. r. tox2 this once. 20
~ AN1ED-S SITUATION As BOOKKEEPER
W or clerk by yOupg man; three years exper
ence. speak German: best of references. Address
A. B., 81, Traverse CITY 2ls
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

Until he repcrt concerning the irn-
ne - gas VEL under Ffadlsy. Oaio. ss
ssiter snthentieated We shall believs that
MaxuArrtx hss been in that state.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

They sHy Speaker MsRKkx. a Ors-
u1aT. % hksiY &c make Congressman
FisHxs hHstle IN he next race for Con-
srsss from the Tenth District.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
| AXE sHoEE = Michigan soUTBtks.

train leaves Grand feri1t fof kiiersu a.
J ~ = IT.. arriving fhers - -
Throarh &c kefs sd - TTinciFei TFRnts m The
7 rlted ftnleS Hexfso ard Csnsds a. EBioa
7lckef oGco
a = ewrrr. = T A rasTelso1-
~ prorg. TseF<w Tiekct Arent
cFo y ETNroT fitf fpfet tgesik
TaF4rr esrs Efr IL
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

II vou have made up your mind to buy
Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be persuaded 10
take any other. Be sure TO get Hoods Sar-
sapsrills. which possesses peculiar strength
and curative power.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
Situations Unnfed-Fc,nale.

GOOD RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS WORK
" by Ihe day, and will take work home. 81
Bartlettst. 22Q
WANTED SITUATION AS STESoGRAPHER,
W by young lady with typewriter. Address
T. O. box llS
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

VASTED-A COTTAGE OF SIX OR SEVEN
W rooms by good, permanent tenant. Would
like TO geI near Car line. Address S. K. r., Tele.
gram Herald. 9i7u
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

The Democrats and Grsentsckars ara.
il sssrss. sivinS Red to BAErLKr Bssxx's
hlut sbcuf rec0gnizs-z the Unien-Labor
rarfy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

MASIFD-A COMPETENT GIL FOR GEN
w es&i houseWork, no washing Or ironing
Mrs.. Z. A. ksnWick. fl5 Cherry g. -
mANIED-A GOOD MIDDLE ACID LADY
w a. housekeepfr; three children IN the
family. &. lo. aud lu yeaR Oi sge a Appdy afI4r
50 p. m. a. ~ lndiana.si., German preferred
Martin MelLa. 20
IAAIhD-MUsT HAVE 10 Go NORTH
W ifridsy morning a saiteTs, l ChamberBsla
kitchsn girls and g0Ca meat cook for city ,
walters. ! second cOOk 3 general cooks, second
gifl kitchen girls 10 general cooks and lxun-
dresses; wages D. 10 s.. - general servants; good
places Ls0les Psr.ors. aud Tower block
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
W erEl housewOrk. family small 4s5 Cherry
81. 1871
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

tsrBRIr , DrrxEwa. u Otts~s. = Iis-
ble 20 make strong run Tor spesksr q
re usxt Lsrslafure
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

BhnkY MoRaky led asserting his N
neceuce. bat 80 h. hs majority Of mar-
fsrrrs Who sre sxaea tad
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
Enrnftnrc Stored.

rURNrT TURF STORED, PACKED AND
r moved. Expert packers sent on short notice
py Ra6cif 4 ioIt III routh DivIsion.st., tee-
phone No. 9oo Jau'y 3 80
VURSITURE PACKED, MOVED AND STORED
L by experienced workmen cheap ~ &rs. g.
J. Walkers second hand furniture dealer. Il
South Dis sSion-st ieitf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

sf,sfT AZ cfher fsfir exrsrs surosv-
Tzkiar fs<s - 49, fsr H
saoeranr czrs rur ~ Fscfar sne 4fssiic -
TTr@zee fc arc froFe ~ -ask sFtnF tsrs run %
DsT frr~e~ 80 tsrsr3 Kerf1f FzTre< y So
fvrr ssfet fsirerf ronrsnscrIs n aof e. Isftrs -
w5.h = t7~vsrt ~stns Fsss -T8e<rte n sfie -
rfoe 1tcket ffTsse Nsurcez- enf - 8 si1s
eeVot.
cas- EpRKrs f<fr-l Ar Nenvge-&
= - RrSeffs. p p ard 7 a chfrsrn
TEF popTLas FIFssrRF FTEsNFR
/ Thcrss Fr1s0t = n.sflnr 1sflg trss frsH
Fs+osetr - Fs<s 9or6sr sx6 retsFr
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
Miscellaneous.

NayANTED-OiD CAST IRON SCRAP FOR
w which the highest market price will be paid
Apply 20, or address. the Michigan Iron Works
VIM. 4. Powers 4 son, proprietor. Grand Rapids.
Mich. -
yUANTED-GooD SECOND HAND sAwNlLL
W with engine isx20 or l6x a Address with
fail particulars Al. Craighton, agent, Airvanis,
Mich 2l6
CAIEeMAE-cAN ADD A / LINE SMALL
= samples Ore agent earned $3.50. Others mp
&c g.. 90 in 1886 r. o. Box 1911. New York 2lsl
7 M0aeU 10 Loan.
MONEY TO LOAN on GOOD REAL ESTATE.
vi in sums from $500 10 $4,000. Low interest.
A. r Antisdel. Office, Loyett block, opposite
Sweets hotel. 1891
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

Noteing Eui prsise tor Brova Stendari
sn6 sre-ns Ps5snf FioGr, fr9m a. who
ass e
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
EANT ADVERTISEMENTS

fks ssEsheE 81 As 80 - 3Ey ao ossrs1s~nesss
90 tosDa ~ otssstiEs sE1s nUai tes -
~esos ~ sssea- Aky F3Fk - : l2Ds osselaseS
sfane fuil l8ea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
nErRoIT Grand HAVEN 4 MILwAVKEE

Detroit Express has parlor car 10 Detroit, max
ing direct connections for all points East, arriving
IN New ork at 1910 a. m next day. Limited
Express esSs has through sleeper from Grand
Rapids 10 Nisrars Falls connectingat At AIlWsnkes
Junction with through eieepers 70 Toronto.
Through tickets and sleeping car births secured
st D.. G.. III. 4 NJ. Hallway ofBceS = Monroe 81
and al the depot.
JAS. CssrEELf- City Pass Agent
GEO. b REEyE. Traffic Manager. Chicago.
CHICAGO a WEST MICHlGAN-ALL TRAINS
Il -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
WGnted-ROOn

N VANTED-RO0M AND BOARD IN SMALL
w private family in about two weeks by a
single gentieman who is engaged in business
during the day. Best references given. Address
A. r., this Office. 2lS
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
AGENTS. " dnted.

rANVASsERs WANTED FOR TOWNS AND
Y cities outside Grand Rapids, TO sell specialize e.
wit put competition. Apply to J. NJ. wheclef
No. > Pearl-sf 2I2tf
UANTEIA-lOCAL OK TRAVELLING AGENTS
w fora rev speciaty. Fire Proof SAFES y. Y
scent ordered carload fsTst week, a y J. agent
bslf carload. a Mich. csnvasser cleared 500
frsi month. Buffalo dealer with bis other huS-
PES q clearing Ss0 per month on cur specially
Catalogue iTee- Alpine safe Co. Cincinnati. o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
II!I!!I!I I!I!!I!
/ / | | / / L L L l l Il /: Il u |
10 80 E5 50 20 z5 80 l-S0
Is KS Sc 40 80 s. ES xeo
GO sc 40 Sc ( 90 70 so & 90
rs s6 SO SS IS 50 lee : 20
50 as IS 20 IS t.S6 l.1O 3 IS


Help Uanted--uele
yCASfED-A FiRST Class sAIsSMAS FOR
W Furniture sicrr hesl ct Trssfeoee. and
lhis os.Qe -l7
lAAIED-TNO AACHlNIsTs WITH FiNE
w rear experience pstltfe workers Alb
hye yeaHs ex perieuce , c1iOyed narfcis team
SET iatofefs turner's. J sielasfapnef ~ once
I neadvaltsT, ! machine t.&eksMlth. and :.
IOseT block zi
WANIED--l So MN AND - TkAAs TO
w aogk OF Central Aicl saa h3iro@d at
ffeepou, Michigan commencing Apg4s- e, lels>
J. v. bOyni0l, President LEI
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04

TOR RENT-STORE NO Is Monroe-st, and
L fixtures for ale. Inquire on the premises o;
3. Tyroler, sgeut. l99tf
TOR RENT-ONE-HALF OF THE sTORK
L No "a Csnal-st. For particulars enquire OF
q. A. Serwin. IS4ti
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
TRAIN TIME Tables.

The shortest line 70 Detroit sDc Fsst Flefsnf
"a r8or car between Detroit arf Grand Rarsds
IL slDs iesring Detroii - . n aad Grsn@ Rap
idx 70 pm. run oEilg. Other trslnk dsiy an
ces Suufay
tGBO. D. SMITH. Gen Agt. Grand Rapid
" A CARfHNTFk
J. r. NrfIIEET, JFafho MsnsEes
General Manager
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
100 MONROE STREET.
G.. N. HAMMOND,
Normal Gradusts of the Nassachusetts
Metaphysical College.

Il forming his next class for the study Of
Christian Science and ia application 10 the
ireaimsu; Of disease. The only text books
used will be the Bible and Mrs Eddv's
Science aud Health "a Christisn Silence will
be tsught in It's purity unmiEed with
OCcuitism. Mesmersm or Spiritualism
For terms. ere, application may be made
in person or BY letter AZ - North Division
ST.. near posioffice.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
Water CoIo[iTescoeing.
Superior in oil. IN poiuf of Durability ss
wei st Beatty.

10 - Vt T7TIT|I
wei st Beatty.
resig-lf ard etairn sfer viH - furnished IN a.
ricstlon hy TIE unocrki Ened ioF artistic lnfarf-r
cecorsfinE cumIcting in pricf and 3sesufy u
finish With wall psper uec0re1t0 -, ~ ftr M
The permanent SaieF col9f "trtf 3 ki~nfnfr<
We f1ars,iitee ~ do tbs sffss a. sp1 dusatas
oeccfftinr - % - produce feft~ tfef9z ~ The
same sDou1i O. rousT thsi 4 wsHlie - -
We fsfot rfffr win rsii -Dsfff efhff .. rhasr
or eisS0rste work sd the wofk - syfsFnsteff -
10 Ts rrnsnent snG tl5st t wtI Dfre~ require fek-
fnf or r. 20 fnifh the walls win the sane err
otheT finish
The ceninr - the ne~ crtrsnDr re- pov-Ts
oEeTs House n o sample o. one gfeoe q taS
work
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-04
EO9. Renf--HO1Gses.

COR RENT-sETERAB FLATS OF FROM
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-10-24
The Squire and the Library.

In suburban town, not ten miles
from the gilded dome, the great ques-
ton had been for some months, Shall
we have public library?" The sewing
circle favored the proposition. The
Young Mems Literary Association,
which frequently took tea with the
sewing-circle after the latter had made
the monthly shirt for the heather, cor
daily concurred The top of the -four
barrels in all the groceries caved in
under the weight of the debating vii
lage statesmen discussing the value
and constitutionality of public libraries.
AT last the day came when the parti-
sans of the library and strict construc-
tionists met in forensic combat on the
floor of the town hall. The arguments
were gone over again and Squire Spike
closed the case for the conservatives.
He dashed himself into a fine frenzy
over the interruption of the sweet and
holy harmony of home which the in
duction of library books would occa-
sion. Women who read novels while
the house went unswept; husbands
and wives would dispute over meta
physics, and the little domestic world
would be turned upside down. "The
husband would return" said Squire
Spike, land would find his dinner I'M
prepared, or burned up, and his wife
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-10-24
Pockets.

If there is one article in a woman's
wardrobe which causes her more incon-
venience than all others combined, it is
her pocket. 1t sometimes seems as if
the modern dressmaker planned to put
this very needful article just where it
will do the least good. A man can stow
away dozen packages in his suit of
clothes without interfering in the least
with the set of the garments. Not so
with a woman. Moreover, nearly every
woman one meets on the street carries
her pocket-book, handkerchief, and in
Vulnerable bundles in her hand. The
handbag is the best apology for a
pocket that a woman has ever owned,
and yet this too often contains every
thing except the one thing most wanted
at some particular moment. The re-
form most needed in feminine ward
robe is some new kind of pocket. In
contemplating this need, one is almost
tempted to agree with the large number
of women who already believe that
every advance that has been made
in the comfort and convenience of
woman's clothes has resulted from the
adoption of some feature of mems
clothing. Whether this be true or not,
what we do need is the invention of
numerous substantial pockets; in fact
as much like mems pockets as possible.