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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-04-11
COMING HOME.
The Resignation OF Isaac Bell HIN
lister Resident ut the Hague,
Accepted.
washington special. /

The resignation of Isaac Bell, Minister
Resident TO the Netherlands. has been ac-
cepted. 1t will take effect on the 4th OF
May. Mr.. Bell will return homo on ac-
count OF q pressure OF ,privats business.
Mr.. Bell, who is about 43 or A years OF
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-04-11
A Female smnrrler.

CUSTOMS inspectors at New York searched
Mrs. Frank De Goes, Chicago boarding
house keeper, just arrived from Antwerp on
the steamer Belgenland, and found pair of
gold earrings in her hat and three watches,
several rings and other jewelry in her pock-
ets. The jewelry was sent to the seizure
rooms
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-04-11
Conkling Had a Narrow Escape.

A New YORK special says that ex-senator
Conkling's condition is much improved, bus
his physicians will not yet pronounce him out
of danger. Mr.. Conkling has been very sicb
man, and it was thought at one time that he
was dying. His illness is directly attributable
to the blizzard. 1t is now hoped that he will
soon DO all right again"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-04-11
Chief Justice of the supreme Court.

A WASHINGTON special to the Chicago
Tribune of Monday says: @The Illinois poll
ticians are saying in Washington that Judge
Scholfeld, of the State Supreme Bench, will
be selected to succeed the late Chief Justice
Waite. Their confidence is apparently well
founded
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-04-11
JUSTICE YATES ESTATE.

Civil Service Commissioner Edcerton
Shocked by the Meddiing of Busybodies.
Washington special
Civil Service Commissioner Edgerton is
that the family of the late Chief Justice
Waite is in great financial distress. The
Post publishes an interview with him on
the subject in which he says that while
the reports are absurd he fears that they
may be believed by unthinking people. He
says that Judge Waites sons are both we'll
to-do, and whatever their fathers estate
may have been, the family is not likely to
want for anything. What displeased Mr..
Edgerton most is that the subject should be
discussed at all. Such an interference in
the private affairs OF the family in the
midst of Mrs. Waite's great distress he re-
CARDS as unwarrantable and indecent.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-04-11

For the nonce, needle embroidery failH>
to charm. The new silk-cord work out
lined with Japanese gold thread is used on
head rolls, slumber blankets, and sofa cush-
ions, and may be applied to the almost
endless array Of fancy articles made Of
plush, brocade, boiling cloth, satin and
silken textures.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-04-11
Gen. Quincy A. Gilmore Dead.

GEN QUINCY A. GILMORE, who became
famous during the civil war while directing
the siege operations against Charleston, died
at his residence in Brooklyn he was born in
Lorain County, Ohio, was educated at West
Point graduating high in his class in 1s49 at
the age of %, and was assigned to the en-
gineer corps. He was 63 years old
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-04-11
TIE FOREIGN BUDGET.

GERMAN Socialists in Switzerland have
parodied Emperor Frederick's amnesty decree
and spread 10000 copies in the principal
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-04-11
OIeomargarine Better than 4

OIeomargarine Better than Poor Butter.
AS THE result of various hearings upon the
subject given by the Massachusetts, State
Board of Health, that body has made spe-
cial report declaring in substance that oleo-
margarine is good and wholesome, and
preferable to poor butter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11
Lsz Ca. s-e -.

= a4- as .2= yeans asss
ee-- Garrett fas1sl islE - -2s
=. ssasy s&s IA -ss fpsa casa
lal4 rssrst p a-z1rs "a fses.Es1 sgls1-
"a ss- slea siIn "a ssssc =. tss--ies sals
t44ze.lg- 28s@ saSs II ss-lEo4a slsazss-
Isll ssa sss sEgsets1 - s-ocsed "a
.stneT
Naaa .aree yesrs ansr ths Eespols
ai1l-s ea 4-s iallsF tss.l t1Iss upoa
ban Esfs assumed BE- - reported . efpAsa
1.sa a4a. go 4la5 as4 Esslsh psF-
u-sas1-.y sazitsIsa-
4e-rss L4- Is 49, 1sr yoong lsn -sil
al. l .lasns II u4oaeg Sc j. fseogted
aa-ls lle ErecaA Ills t4-L-r bred =
zl-as Hss9a ~as % ziksnuc SIZE az
srfe4 sfl eitl eolanas1saFsls srain poser,
So ~ oeeaGe q gFszl contractor. t1el .
r4l gsa a.lx snl lsll aslf aczau uaiiilons ;
tg. 10 sol 90 aisslNe lls yQ1Dg uen =
a sgaesss - 8 dissiQs.or.
4as founders 0i DOta of these srsal es-alfs
ssre sol- pa ne nosl run0ls ~Al6s " lie.
eles srIsGS mentally 4nt physlcails, -
sWp's .FaZ an honest labor ana 3e-
- sl.Y nlalcisl giants Their sons
aerc -s.rsd r. tae lao ~ luzury and de
Fsse pea luto Intellectual plFGliss-
l1s great nea u oue couniFy have not,
Is a r4i-. come from go elegant mansions
re- - c.nss ont from the % cabins 0i tns
rlaa sfricfs simple ssgs Of living
..-et1n fr0m dissipation snd snnsryaung <
pleasures slmple rem sdles Tor disease
effective aud .hic1 i-avs no poison ia me
sys-em develop 0raeny, orsiBy men.
ssao compel he World ~ recognize their
ere Etu seit DsSsrr
lh- " boissOme oldfash.oned i0g cabin
rruuc0les are tbe safest and s1rsst for fam
ilg use. oar graaJm0ihers knew how %
prepare ne t-as and syrups OF roots. hef0-
AL haIssfas Walch drlvs disease out OF Toe
sys'eai ~ rztIrzi methods snd ieaVe no
sitrf Effects. fhs most potent OF these
oiG-ums m-dies w-Fs. after lOng and
s-Afcalng nv esussuon. secured b. h. ii
Wafnsr o. safe cure tsme and are now pat
oaf ior ar healing OF the natiOns" 10 tas
Warner Log Cseio remedies
Hcsuiste tne regulator with Warmers Log
Cabin - ssp4rilia aud with pure blood Civ
INK health. strength. mental and bodily
y.s0r. you may hope 10 cope successfully Y
@i5h nc most gigantic nasneial probiem'
OF lhs age. without wrecking health sno
manhood
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11


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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11
FROM JACKSONVILLE.

A Correspondent OF the srsie=ram-Hsr-
AID" Hints az irregularities
The following letter was received by ihe
EtTeRAN-HEEALn last night. II bore the
p0stmark, "Jscksonville. Fla. Ocl ,. 81
a M. and a. 1t hsi some twehly-ssven
hoes pL rched in ssch Of the three shests
Oa which u was written, 10 isn0t likely that
say reader OF the TELEGstH HER4LD will
bs n danger. Toe letter i not very clea-
ss % IL. purpo.e but .t il given Just as IL
vas received for what II IS worth
JscgsoSvtriE Fls. oct {. lsss.-MH.
EprTos The situs,inn hers l. s.iil very
bad daily nee casss. daily deaths so record.
Suffering every " here, and II ,5e relief sent
were properly applied, or A. lea3. equally
distribut.i a great deaf OF this suferins :
sight oe 2ieyisted out While Ins mGiOIity
of the chiefs are debating smoking high-
priced cigars and indulging otner wise. the
poor Sex sufsr and lie. Ii ii were not for
. lev heroes Who hunt mp those sufferers,
siviss console and assist "a snI, the major
ity of deaths would have been still greater.
when I speak OF her0es I do not mean
those men who have placed themselves az
ths head Of this movement. and who. with
a -srv SINAI exception. work FOR a name
or make political lore 81 their position
fsediog colorsd people giving them posi-
tons. consoliny them. all for their votes al.
next election Osssing oveV capable white
men <ho are TOO proud to be- Tor what is
tnetr iusf de-.
Bar Z mean those worthy lsd:ss ani gen
tlsmsn. wao nont mp ths sics visit them.
"a be them AMI advise them. and furnish
then with the necessary n0urlshment.
rith money provided 0y their respective
iodxss and OFT ~ private purses Among
tie latter wish 20 mention. snd the world
o1zbi 20 kuow their names, Ars Walker,
o rhs Knights rsnpiar. Mrs. +. J. " bite,
of he g A i. Post % Met ga8. J0bu
pnl1. ~ the Mss0as Mss Louisa Stevens.
of Boston. snd Nrs y. A AfiTeii. of JACK
sanvias Ihsse ani Other men have put
those so-caiIed heroes % shame and receive
wherever 'hry 90 the b,ss linRs o. The sic<
snd poor because theT 30 rot sirut arGunt
Hks ioriis ard treat - rPeif tents ~ ihe
world giits and contributions a begsrsrs
and Gov 7 close. uifh sha asslrs1 - that
f vou wiah a. az tine 20 hear u ths trla
IN rardnsss Of things here / vii a. sny
time give you a. account Of shat there is
O. he heart snd seen here tnst ioes u0f
slwsvs arpsar on ths su-sace.
Yours frulT
j. n. Mf-sKrs.
Tbs ~ss banded 20 ms 81 ssnd 20 voc -
= msn Formerly from Aichixsn. yop can
Leave ne signature Of Doth sni print g.
Yours respectfully.
Ma. \. T.. NHIrE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

a so - O. tAaA AAA - ~ II W
EgsFy .oga l-spaohs.n sn1 sssry
man 80 dissppFo4ss of dishonest .ad
aisrspatao.s asibods % Poi.ti's sAOui1
ts4s q agon hImss.f - personal igiy
20 sss flst voters so sss lnaDis 70
sssd 80 i8F other reasons a. not informed
a. 10 tas fscfs. srs eos hslag mausnesd
b. ia islsst oods that 40 beng err
calaied BY tla Democrats lbs MAJ
sesna aks a. unnecessary saruiag. 0ut
Is aas Dssa leo yeFsd that 10 moe,
"a sarrsn,ssi aad oairsgsous les sfs beng
0ssalhed BIO tas saFs 0f iorslgusrs and
0iasfs sho xa0s 0at astls a. Dohties
The i4yorits ~ beng circulated nov is
hat 4 ths Aspao'iesus sin - the s.sc-
f0a. ih~y VII reduce ~sg-a 90 one dollar
a 4sy. Of course ne very absurdity OF
IA sisismsai Noald maze Il lAnghsl a.
- TO- osa naFy voter. oat ii ls ussd ooly
smong those Who ID not kDoz better
However iociish e may seen. is u tact
t8at ta.s scheme q 0slog psrsistantiy
sod sv.dsolly systematically S0rksd.
The sork : doas lale,iy. out % Is beng
pnsasd 9TH v.xor Republicans should
be awake snd asst H.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

Court vsstsr'tv snd re sistisr va pat
cxar anal ihe l7fh. Itls Thoughts fnst .as
court vi suspend sentence and - saiss
e. fhs knsrsnn ~ lrV arc reform hss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

DROBATE oRDER-srArE o. MicHIc.~ Coun-
| " of Kent. - A. \ sCss on 0f the Probate
cont ior said county OF Kent held o. ne Probate
Office in the CITY oi Grand RauiGs. on the twenty
fourth DAY Of september in the yesr one ihous-
and eight hundred aud cightyeieht Present.
Cyrus 4 Perkins JrdCe Of Probate.
Ia The matter OF the estate of George +. knight
p mentally incompetent person lane r. Knight
having fled in this court petition PRAYING that
ne guardianship Of the person and estate OF sa8d
George l. knight may be granted 10 her OF some
other suitable person
u IS ordered. that Friday, the nineteenth day
Of Oc'obcr next st ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
At said Probate Otce. be appointed for hearing
said re.itiOl
Aud Is Is further ordered. that copy OF this
order Be polished three successive weeks prsFi-
ous t. said day OF hearing IA the Grand Rapids
1FLEsEtN-HERALp. a nfrspsper printed and
circulating in said County Of Kent
A tue Copyl CYRUS PERKINS.
Judge oi Probate
FrArE ". HISE, RcgrteT thus
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

There ~ 6e combined meeting Of the
$ ouns Lesgue Of the Fountain Street. Bsp-
81 cau-ch sai 81 the Bsasist Socsl Union
af re ri-v n f1s iertuee roon of tle
Fannfsil Street. caurca thfs even ~
n asic. ausiHess soa important business
nay hs sEpse.ef. Meslng opensi a. t5
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

fsnl-s Nssxsil. of e7 iaR~tve-st e ssck
~ita scsrs p ssvsr sn5 Ms. Peter Bl.v
l5a csra' -. ass tae tyraoid fever Both
sssrs -sarr rsrcrfss 20 ne boarf @ Hesita
rs~terfsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

rsE oFFtCx Os PeoHNrF JUDGE
Ols sord about he ofiee o. judge OF
rfoosts. 80 one wiil Ieuy ;hN the
pos.tion - a. important aBd responsible
oas- IA tnis wealthy sad tast gro-lsz
c.ty sod coauiy. the ssttismsnt OF estates
inso.y.Dg vast sm0aEts. millions o. dol
lars snnnslly probably Falls 70 tue charge
~ ths Judge of rrobsts. Within montn
one ssrsss worth hs.t million or more.
has cUFns "a % charge ot ths Probsis
Court. frr'hsrmors, questions OF law
iavolurx important interests often sriss
80 that tns cliiee dsnsnds 4 msn OF legal
sbllity a. val ~ integrity.
OrEUs T.. PEzxlSs, tie present ineum-
bent snd fns R-pRbhcsn nominee FOR
sscc.on 10 the office. - csrsiul. hon
ershls. csssbis lawyer. respected by al
vho k3ow hlm and trusted by al who
ha7s bsd business to DC before Aim. he
- sxper,>ncsd ia ths osiss and hss an
unexcsptional record IN IL He has been
trad aud not found wanting. The
psopis of tbs county vocld make q
ssrioEs mis'sks Z they should not
retain his services
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

Is ~ezkl - worth fersuue 70 " 4
Farc &, IA shls 20 ak - Hos'sud
s...e.t. =uR-,anslv 10 make satisfactory
a. lsnssirr r. rsfers1cs e fhsi etssr %
rL'sss DEn
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

FesS e McLskS cf tae Ciaws7sti
ra r-~. nay st sa early day. eeecme
me e-ooraio- ~ sbe Nsw fnrk ssn- It
= snaf fsat NJ DANA siii sci nis sscck
sr si.NUcm l- sbs ether stockholders
foid ths.r shsrss a. an equally hsgn ssss
TIE parer - sost Nr NcJsAS pretty
NANNY
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

~ sste eT4 - ilses 81 49, Lever l-sE-assaE
s%s es tse2a - efsista. 80 s@etesr ~
~eFds - ssEss as F-ri - a lfHs -nts.s
e1s f4tl lsas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

Ths absurd mistaks which 5ARAH
Abruss Hts. - San Frsncisco. hss
sads 10 sizninx herself Mrs. ID. \
1xSKy. zee Mrs. NuLIEH SHAEoS"
fscal.s ths IKE misiaks winch a ness.
rapsr IN tbs eity made vhsa Count
and Coaatsss MAssr vera hsrs tns lsst
time. Ia giving fbs little peoplsa per
sspai. tas aforesaid paper spoke % the
isdy - ''t0usisss M4ssi. a>> Mrs Cen
ersl fcm Th1nb. Ihsl gave Der claim
- distinction which h.r lsdyship pro-
osciy never sxpsctsd. 'or TO % born .
rlss-ied romsn = somsthiDx unique IN
h,aEarr-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

Fss aoiisna cana iss'is - Ssls
nssr. tasfs al
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

Frz .hs sfsr scfress nlst savy drs.
FARaS STEVENS nsr sxcitinz experience
m Paris sad ths consequent publicity
vb.eh has esen g-vsn her iso5bssi oy
bsr I.aisn mad. trunxs sttzched ~ %
psacs sccissf - slsad~r bY an aaknovn
woman 20 - Costin. biot-i st Paris,
a. iais wauid nAxs ths farf1as ot 81
ssf,sfs aitnersa unknown. ont it . not
"a ssosed lhss NEs SrsvESs .oioys it
rarv haa~tilr
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11
For soie--Nsscettanco,ss.

fOT SAFE -lE'ScStt0faeOHs.
TOR sALE-GOOD FAMILY HORSE-SOUND.
L sad yeaus old; enquire A. g. sherman-st 2a1
COR sALE-GCOD HORSE. BUGGY AMI
K harness also set o. double names. cheap for
cash. Enquire az Room .. 10 Mcnroe-Ff 9s5
Tor sALE-A GOOD FIRST CLASS TEAM or
L horses, harness snd platform spuDg wagon
and q new TOP busy i0g sic cheap or TO ex.
change for house. snd iot Inquire al i5i Monroe
st. OF n 2 Decker. dealer IN pianos, organs and
sewing machines %
COR SALE - rINE FRENCH DRIVING OR
+ saddle pony. Afdrsss p. G.. tais Office. 2s7
III OTEl. FOR SALE THE HOTEL Al LUTHER
II known a. he "5s5ln HGuse Is offered for
sale Tie house is cong teter business than
sny housc bas ever done IN The ioHn Poo
cath Oft prcrrief0r IS fhe reRz1u TO- selling
Chas. r. smith owner and proprietor Lfher
LAKE COMFY. Refer 70 Geo. G. Fritch, GrsUc
Rapids Z9
Tor skLk-IhE Fl RNlTURE AND FIX
I turss o. g boarding house doing good bus
aess. having iron a. 10 - resuiar bosrricrS VIII
be old 81 bargain e. proprietor wishes 10 leave
The city. Enarire e. = kentT I3lu
DOR <tkrE AN F>TfRE OUTFIT or
II nachfre-y fo- = drzt class laundry. siao =
klx-hofs- power engine Per pafticl. Ers enquire
Of q. A Bersln, 30 4 Cana 81 i.sstf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

T,oR SAIE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
The eFtats oftfc rte fisrirI ~CHerrr orho~r.
one mile west q The Cift. fFuuGnz kridqesi lt
il me d. fsr7u. o. for e-sif rs1siuE snd gar
feni1s Hag - SOD in from fen 20 thi-fv ere
ioss kualy 20 ~ Whifworfh sarninsslrsfor. IA
FouTfh a.. srfnd tspid. N4h- l11f
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

A pruminsas ctt'ssz and ssronz Rspub-
licsn. ~ao doe not hids BIS political
we've aud pr.aeIple- unasr busbel. has
been solicited by tda Democrats Stats
Comm,Hss 90 e5usri5ui. 70 their reform
,u1d - rould sssm that matters ara
xsttog n bad wsy sith tn Reform"
party n VI rhixsD. whsa Hspu0licans, og
nleo oi evsn doubtful political visvs. srs
arxsd io ass, ths party of lmmsca.ats
mas iaois. both North sal South. m pay
ing "a ascassary expenses Of shs csEa-
psixn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

Tls lsnd r-gstss vhich "a tskiss place
h Nan York. . Quite dangerous
eel ooass9 lsntiy exciting sud hkeiy 70
prove popular. IL ihIs sport, Which =
common 70 Ss- England. Zoe osrsns0
use q "r1ad-skulsr' iusf-sd u shell
TIE nachins locks more ike tricYcis
tran anytai8x siss and has = sliding ssS.
Earhsb ana American chsrpion osrs-
men are lskinz part 10 ne race - t0s
ease pfr-ss ara lsrEe and great dssi y
i.isarsss vii "a f>it IA tbs result.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

I OsT-A PUG TARRIER vENALF PIP ans
Ia wers by name nf ''QWxv.' Finder return n
A. J. Ruieil. room %. new Houseman block. aud
receive reward 2ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

roR RENT-TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED
[ roous win board. minutes ff0m Sweets
Hotel - Couflst. -
lOR RENT-El0HT ROOMS IN HOUSE isi
i Sorih FFoni-s'. Enquire on pr.mises- .e9
EUKNloHED ROOMS To RENT - At -
L Canal e. Transient and professional trade
solicited Call a. oln u. Mr.. klsdeu. ~
rOR RESr-sJIT or Rooms SUITABLE
I for Housekeeping for man aud wife. No IL
Livingston -. -
rOR RENT-ROOMs FURNISHED OR TX
4 furnished with al modern convenience, 81
bostwieEsL e32t
COR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS STEAM
L heated ana furul>bed rooms for light house
Keeping. Apply al room lDj new Houseman
block. Dec. l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

Hcip Wanted Female.
WANTED - THIRD rADIE~ AND THsYE
~ seuteraeu efh god sdcfess La iefins-
nrli fts..lp9 ir4Fel-s ~ HlAnils - D4-lri
zhrtt oi HaEts pait 20 f1uta.e n a. la
-le1ie.sy- a. = Dsnsf lsrenaon hots'
WAAIED--A G00p Girl sOk 0ENERAL
w hQ4sswgI4 tl.fe a. singer Sesiug Aa-
chiae o1-ce. 1871
WANTED cHAFkTFAf oik. FOR 0kN-
w eFai hoLse soik, III H. B etaaI0n. i9s
Ransom ~
NANTED - A CoNrETfNI COOK. APHLl
W - once i2, s t.vi.la s.. =.
WANTED CCNPEIE<f GIRL fOR 0EN
w erai heusepoFk. Apply nutdiaieiy a. -
: Lai4yetics e. 1s
WANIkO 4MNfMAfELY stVtS Girls
W ior generu eogf.s,s meut al the nes Labor
Bureau Arcade. rooa i1 p. AVsFfue X Co Z5l
lVASTED "A GOOD GfRL FOR SECOND
W "oEs Apply az I-5 1oaft-sL ~
lyANTfn-A ADV is POOR HKALrH
W would ike o god trusis woman ro0sa
mate room corner Bridge and kent-sl als1 one
nuruisacc nom 10 TenL Euqgire 80 North lOniA-
a.. upstairs. ~
ITANTfn-A SECOND 1iRL At ONCE AT
" Al 10 JerefsOa-sFe -
tVANTtD-G GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
" houseNoTk. Ersg.fe a. all Crescent ave,
oetNeens and 90 ,iock p. "a. IS
Situations U'0Hted-- .UCIc.
YrANqEH SITUATION by * rVpFpr.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-16
INVEN 7 ION

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IWuLWI HIN during the last half century.
IMVTHIttjV Not least among the wonders
- of inventive progress Is a
method ard system of work that can be per
formed all over the country without sepaiat-
ing the workers from their homes. Pay liber-
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or old no special ability required. Capital
not needed: you are started free. Cut this out
and return to us and we will send you free
something of great value and importance TO
you, that will start you in business, which will
ANYTHING else In the world Grand outfit free
Address TRUE Co. Augusta, Maine.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-16
THE MOUTH OF THE CONGO.

Unlike most great rivers, the Congo
has no delta. 1t discharges into the sea-
by single, unbroken estuary, seven and
half miles across, in which a sounding
line of 200 fathoms does not everywhere
touch bottom, and current runs Of five
10 seven knots an hour. This enormous
volume exceeds that of every other
known stream except the Amazon. A
conservative estimate of the amount OF
water discharged by it is 1000, 900 cubic
feet per second The Mississippi, when
at flood hight carries down no more
than 1900, 900 cnbic feet, and sinks in
the dry season to 22S,O Moreover,
the Congo never runs low. 1t swells
and sinks, as the rainy and dry seasons
succeed each other, but within rela
lively narrow range of oscillation.
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T He M ONITOR R.
woopsrows, FRIDAY. MARCH lo. 1855
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There is no lack of roads in Ireland
and for the most part they are fairly
good, though often extremely hlly.
The car is on the whole excellently suited
to them, and undoubtedly Bianconi. who
introduced them, is one Of the greatest
benefactors OF ireland. Had the Irish
been more punctilious in paying then
debts. the italian would have had his
statue in every market town. may re-
mark in passing that he was originally
picture dealer in Clonmel, who. having
seen the possibility Of q fortune in the
Improvement of the communications,
started the first of the ears from Clonmel
to Cahir in the ''Waterloo year" Queer
stories are told of how he pushed his
enterprise, particularly by getting up
fictitious competition. The competition
was carried rather far, when one OF his
drivers burst triumphantly into his
Office one day, begging half-a-crown OF
his honor to drink his houor's health,
since she had just bruek the heart OF
the brown mare" in the opposition con-
veyance by pushing her hard up the hill
of so-aud-so, the mare being, of course
Bianconis own.
The car, l repeat is well adapted to
the country it is generally to be OBJ
tanned ON q few inmates notice. and the
drivers in default of relays. will take
their passenger incredible distances.
pln
brought me on to Artlara from Glenties,
where we had failed to find n change. i
expressed a fear that | might be
"planted" at Ardara should We be
equally unfortunate there. Sure. sir, "
said my friend, land sooner than We
shall be bate I'll rowl We on to Carriek
myself, aye aud to Killybege to the back
of that" [ may remark that the hills IN
some places were tremendous. Yet the
Irish car has It's obvious drawbacks. Il
shakes you even with tolerable springs
ON the smoothest roads, and where the
roads are rough the jolting is terrible.
Il exposes one to the wind and the
weather, though much may be gained
by sitting the leeside- And, although
seated either for four or six besides the
driver, it will hardly carry more than
two people with comfort ii they have
any quantity of luggage. When two
share the expenses of private car they
are cheap enough. / have found the
ordinary charge Tor posting to be sd.
per Irish mile; while the drivers seem
generally to expect the other Al In-
deed, they make themselves SO agreeable
that though tho "tip seems high it is
difficult to grudge it them,-Cbr. London
Ifms
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awfnlly when told her what 10 do Tor
those horrid pimples with which her face
vas covered She now says If you want
piak and white complexion with nice
clear smooth skin You must use that best
81 all blood purifiers, sulphur Bitters.
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Perfection Bnstles. the best and cheap
est bustles sold mt the price, 50 cents.
They always keep in place and in good
shape, aud wear beyond expeetations.-E
Il. Humphreys & Co