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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

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nosza< 81 ns ska 49, 81 ssa kos1 -sse-s 's'.'
Fosx 4 zs.ssy, loser kloe4, -
VHlSx 90 FaE Ft'FE - PRo>FktTs Aeb
i yeA N&4 ssEssy s2s e4e - ~ SAs<f $50
Z : FreFt2. L1fs1 htoeks eRfs&as< e~ess
vpskRE koK Hx1IY 10 Sill LOIS ~
VI EsFiaNn Fazx sna 81 So - 80 ftNes
sud CO cay tsrn,s Bss be1sEe t<.e t&tde ke@a
eoks thFockh All zen cas- deli1ls yosif 2ac2sf -
- csss L1ioa . DpAssA- t<lefsSSas g :
Do log u2hT = FINE L0lt hz9AAl III
esn % purchased - sssoa ~ - pklees "a
saA1 p<y AaeDEs. A iea cifoiee AIS aet- 49, ~
enes. 4. ABtisdsl. opEosise s~esfs hosss.
DkkGAlNs IL AsFEH fHoICE LOIS IL
ID kobinson OAk be- fsFs Add1ton. koisle-
Ga & Lacey Aes hofeu a. hsetk ltA.
nor sALE-kEADIifTl Lots 1S NkA-
u peffy-st., cetaeen tolA-ete. eh1 i&t = ksttn y.
e.. DssF stfses cars fof ss'e ~ tsiit. hsass 81 -
aims Fe0zas. sttA lafse celia; wi rsaf p<ft 81
cellar separately fof ftOp 81 ktofsst puff<ses'
40 nrsg cisss hsiaks nssf tscseeht f@fk ApIay
- ). j. Cl21a1 snss beelule. - cor IlssSenk as
CfKDIEEa BgfII.FfTE-0SE HALF NIL
" aon d0liars Ia r a. estate fof sale at taltosa
1EuTts consisting 0f city AID farM properly .
hesase snd IA 81 sale within sssen nia
walk 81 tessof.ee. sPlenaid leGstoa- 1nis
lsisinesS properly ior ssie on Csnsi 81 cons-sffuk
a. two stores, - slOFies high, with basenebts.
cheap Three xpisEdid reside aces ioF sale Ia de
sFatle parts q city ca tefos ana prices - SUI
pugShassF. Money 60 loan m slias 70 salf asi1 81
low rate o. interest, southern pine lands iof
sale. Gail and see what have and satisfy youf-
selves ss u an investment b. C. Oifdier, hosla
IL. Tower block. 1851
IsOk sAI-E-6REAT BARGAIN TO cAPf-
II tsllsi One OF he best business ooFDcrs IA
centre OF city. JOG l0nxil0 nexf thirty days. b,
G. GirdleT, room II. Pierce block. l0zt
U,Ok sAIE-HOUsKs AND lots. VACANT
i lots and farms. s1ne choice bargains iftsken
con. Hughes 4 Thomas, Rooms 80 and u. New
Hcuseman block. Ntf
HOUSES. LOTS AND fARMs FOR SALE
III cheap az Dir. feenbcerk Wenhan block,
corner OF AenFoe and Diyisionsts, ssfi
CoR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
+ house, on sprsnsst Tor 5000 A neal fsIne
dwelling house, jsrnesst, tor tzblo. and ~
81 acre farm ia sparta for s4,700; all on sm.l.
payments and reasonable terms. Z. A. Dsppef.
room Ia Lsdysrd heck. over Public Library,
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Nsrv J Srumerlin sss sppltes7 f,r a.
rrrce f~ora her husband. ctss. \. Sumner
Hn. Thev were married IN Flint IN 1875.
snd M Sngnmerlia chsrxr~ her ksfshs ~
Nth nen- support a9d osrsh treatment
fhe biii sss 7ief ia tae Superior cour+.
snd SAYS thst NJ Snrnnerlin - wcrth
a.sifs aesf sun 81 rionev BESIDES reti rz
So osT ncntn pensisn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

1, vas conceded long ago that horses
can count. bas that . mule was insslli-
gent enough 10 make mathematical cal
culstions bss rot been proved until
lately. Nov is is said that . Gsorgis
man has . mule that is driven 10 school
on week days and 70 church on Sundays
and is so Intelligent that IL given the
rsins lhs vii 70 straight TO bis destins.
ton sccordlng 70 The DAY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
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III III / / 1 / / i i 4 4 4


tVAETED-A GOOD YARD NAN AT TIE
" klhissa ho ise. lis
lVAhTEA~AAs Al 81 SOUTH DfyIsI0H<f.
w 6F2aa hsTids Aieh. r. " fex l73
yVASTE0-4 GOOD CHOPPERS. Farm
~ haBas snd siie 20 hoard sen. 4
lAbcFsls Tor livery soES. bos - tesra pEinfln<,
sud foaer block. lls
UfAkTEn-A FIksT Class sTENO6k APHER
w snd keksiagt0u tsp> writer opeFztor. hust
be atte 70 srts cDEFseflY Gle nUodrrd and
tsentF rys words PER ninale, state experience
s1d where l&st en- pioye4 Ssizry 80 per m0afh
Acdfess Z. c., box q this once. ll3
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Fridsv evening a n Muskegou. Chas. Meta
-iii ~eestle q biK fellow from Ashlss.
Grshot cnnntY. ~ The nsme ef Henry
Shsii~nssrstr. rsere is a lsrge srlount al
elni Ia See lsnberze-s rnaxe np. snd Il is
reistet thaf oece uuon = tine h. bore down
- h-rd ~ f,,s man IN ths weeds hat
the sfneiI spersn 81 humanity turned IN
ard Naipossi his xfheietic srsexonist " 81
shcrruSA 4 nanser fhst Sheiien 80 zer had
10 1se ~ his rerpers it,r atcut fsur week :.
sni ae ksrt cut of sizAt surinr that tire
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Oar great men srs passing away very
fast aud now TIE widew of ere Of our
gresfeet orStors ard lswyeFs. Mrs.
Esoax sTosn-. hes joined Der hnsband
IN TIE ether rid.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

The HE Of ths average Frsnchnan viii
not Be altogether dull snd prosaie FOR sbs
next few mouths At least. With his
hatred for the Germans aud man Al the
head II that nation ~ho hates svsFy thing
that is not German. there promises 10 be
plenty q sxcitement.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Wa. A. SNTTB. Who died few days
$50 IN Richmond enjoyed 9 unique dis
tiDetion. He resigned ssst IN Congress
becsuse he did not think be bad sense
enough TO properly represent bis con-
stitusuts- Such sense ss that ahoald
have BEEN recognised BY keeping him ~
ans place.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Exciiement and uncertainty seems q
bs ne fascinating part Of poAfics. u 50
tbs politician viii be u q psrfscs whiri.
wind o. delight At Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Judgs THusNkS has used ths red ban
dana ever since iSta Its future history
viii bs decided in very few months. As
sn emblem of victory or defeat i viii
flourish or disappear after November
oaxk
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

1 osT-A CARD CASH CONTAINING ARTIc-
IL - " n vsiae - auy ore suf The ewner.
: inter please set1r1 ssue o us efce. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

TvoCSD-A PARAsoIs on MONROE sT. CAV
ne sissnea - sppiTinx - Jehn A. d -
sarnar N9rIh nlvlesen 80 Foslntsin-.ta Us
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

CH ANDLER-At the residence OF her son-in-
law M r. L. Iedyard Mrs susan l.. Chandler.
The remains vii be taken Wednesday morn ng.
On the clock train, 20 Plymouth. Mich, tor in
termtnI
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Three thousand people homeless. up
wards OF q million dollars worth Of
property destroyed asd the entire bust
ness portion % the city in ruins, is the
result Of conhszration in The town Of
Dubois. Penney lvanis. II is strange that
town OF that sizs should have no pro-
tsction whs.svsE. II the place is ever
rebuilt there 10 no doubt that sn engine
house viii Be one Of The hrst buildings
put up. Bat 10 Is less expensive to lock
the stable door first.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
U0ufed-T0 Re1,f.

WANTED-TO RENT A ROOM OCCUPIED
w py some young gentlemen. centrally loca-
ted With privilege Of occupying same betvf en-
and u N only. rates reasonable Address
Il d. X box ! tbs Office. ID
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

my WOOD FOR QUICK Hot sUMarER
" frp. o q Per c0-d Cuftfnes for kindiirF.
g 81 rer cas- bath delivered Fbone 10. 81
& r. veneer Nefks. JaDeftf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

urRxITrEE sTosEp. PACKED AND
Ecvcf Exrert rscke~sent - shor1 notice
phone No. 81 gsn'y -
TsrESlTteE PACEEr f1 ExPEFIENf I'd
~srknen ans ssoret chesp ~ Mr. 8. =
Wsiksr. srcend Ae1s fsralplrs 1@sier. I se1<a
ns1ls.srn- =. lz.kE
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
Vanfed-- Rooms.

yVArTTD ROOM AND BOARD IN A
" pleasant house near horse cars. by a gentle
man AM wife. Address. stating terms location.
etc. sigma. 1915 est, \. W, Washington. y. 6.
1Eff
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Tr4Nrrp- xvERYPoDY TO Know THsT
W - 80 ferr - ehsi-x srt .aeies cz s1erz
nrfSce 81 psf4 - - ~ k46 RskeTs Far-
zssurr Sfcre. Ssnth Rtvisscz -, STposste LaTar9
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

NTEr--SFt,exo HANr SODA F3rNTAfx
y Astrpss 4 9shcsfen. cly
TfFfT-r9I 9IIIf, TkREt - AhH F1.azf FzI xE =
"a nreH 81 sr<s ciess es<tsr sd VA -
rsn zef <s7re fres 81 cHaFze ~ @rs s~e ee
t-srea f.rhsnsr s11 sezth tcnza-szs 6 Ptszxe.
- xnmpz<z f.re aRerf ezrrez <ksfe athk~ -
o&zA y - F.4 - 49, = So fs<k 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
6gents--W0sted.

AGENTS WANTED 40 SELL THE IAiPRov-
a ed caarrh inhaler. 8 70 s. day made. Ad-
dress Dr. g. Morgan. Howard City, Mich. l7S
A GENERAL AGENT WANTED BOR THE
a eighth Wonder. Positively the fastest sell
ing article on earth. Address Empire Co., 3sl
Canal-st.. New York CITY. l73
yUANTED-LOCAL OR TRAVELLING AGENTS
W for q new specially. Fire Proof safes. y. Y.
agent ordered q carload first week, a y. J. agent
halt q Carload kiCh. canvasser cleared 500
first month, Buffalo dealer with his other bust
ness is clearing sls0 per month on our specially.
Catalogue free. Alpine safe Co, Cincinnati, o.
22S
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

We will never forget Satur-
day, juno l6, 1858. Such q
jam of customers was never
before seen In any clothing
house in Western Michigan.
We regret so many failed
to be waited upon in our light
goods department; but will
give all a chance at our prize
Bargain, and pat on sale, Mon
day, 100 dozen Flannel Coats
and Vests at 81 each.
House DonnalIy 4
Jones, Reliable and Square
Dealing Clothiers, "a, S6. SS
Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
Health is Wealth.

Dr.. Z. C. VESTS Nerve and Brain Treatment Q
guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizziness Con-
vulsiOns, Fits Nervous Neuralgia, Headache,
Nervous Prostrstion caused BY the use Of alcohol
or tobacco. Wakefulness Mental Depression,
Soitening Of the Brain resulting in insanity and
leading to misery, decay and death, Premature
Old Age, BarrenneSs loss OF Power In either
sex, Involuntary Losses and spermaiorrhoes
caused by over-exertion OF the brain, sehsbuss
or over-indulgence Each box contains one
months treatment 81 box. or six boxes for
s., sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received by
us for six boxes. accompanied with S., we viii
senf the purchaser our written guarantee 70 re-
fund the money, If the treatment does not effect
a cure. Guarantees issued only by
w. H. TIBBS, DRUGGIST,
sole Agent
126 Monroe-st., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

MONEY TO LOAN on CITY AND FARM
III property n lsrge ~ small suns az low rste
81 interest Res Estate bought ard sold sn1
hofses ~ rent for particulars inquire q r p
Averii & Co. ksai Estate Brokers. Room 8.
TlvarnleT block. iss
tfoNEY TO LOAN or COOP REAI FsTATE
vi in SUNS Gen 500 70 500. A. r Antis,iei
LE-ll
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

If Il IL true. ~ Prot. VIzcaow assert.
that DIR. MAcxESzE was all aloog con-
v.need Of the csncerous nature Of the late
German Emperor's malady. ous that be
he'd Shout il and wss justified in doing
90. vhss can be said Of the morals OF the
Two eminent scisntlsts who viii throw
20 the winds that safeguard Of society,
adherence 10 the truth? The public has
had little eonidsnce ia bulletins issued
BY physicians Tor some time. and this sc-
knowlsdgmsnt OF deliberate aud prsmed-
itstsd deceit will tend TO destroy the
last vszsixs OF eonfdsncs. What will the
doctors do 10 restore it7
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

The ssn bss II issss q. >sy savszs1asmsss
ses ~ 1s@sd ~ divzkssg ths ssmss< -
vsfss ~ ssssa. Ass psrssf . nss seesssa
sssas fsll H2s-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

" ANTEn-AT ONCE GOOD GIRL COR
w gererai h1useaork. Ars Ben. VI. putnam,
~ N6Fth Lsiayesss-si. rs
IVANfED = FIRST CLASS REsTAURAST
w eo9k. also pastry cook; prefer man and
vile. No ehleetion 20 eolosed cook. Also Two
Arst elsss eolsFef walters, Ansses quick Harry
Tons N.enas Gaze. feloskey. Mich Us
llASTED-THREE FIRST CLASS DINING
W Eooln gsfia. wsxes 81 reT week. Oyster Bay
Restaurant, 81 and S. LYON ST l75
WASTED-cOOKs. WALTERS. CHAMBER
w made laundry help, aud AL kinds o. hotel
help for summer resort hotels. Call or adSress
W. L. DiekiIson. Intelligence ofiee IS Aonroe-st.
i75
yVANTED-6iRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
W work al J. Fiadlaters. corner OF Moth
fIsnt and Elght thsis. Apply Immediately.
WANTED-ExPE uEScED SUMMARIES
W and fasxhers AZ Gardiner 4 haxters lI3
WANTkD-A COMPETENT GIL TO 90
w general housework- Apply l7o North Divl.
slon-sE ia
M1xTED-A COsTEIEYT GIRL FOR GIN
" ersi housework a. l69 Otiaws-st ia
yVAsTED-i FIRST CLASS COOK AND /
w second gtrl: big wages 10 good steady girl.
Call this morning. Ladies ParloTs. and I
Tower block. i5S
WANTED : EXPERIENCED HANDS ON
W coats button hole worker. also man for
tasiins and pressing. $40 North Ienia-st. iss
WANTED BUNDLE WASHERS. SHIRT
w rolishels. lsandresses helpers. cooks.
10 clniugroom and kitchen girls 10 20 north.
fare paid, second cook. general cooks. dish.
wsshers- ; diningroom girls and 100 general
servants for city. Ladies' Parlors, and Tower
block. l7S
yUANTED-GoOD COMPETENT GIRL IN A
w snall iamily OF three persons. no children
apply lss North Diyision-st., corner OF Crescent
ave. l73
VANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN.
w ersl homework. 1N Mount veraonst. ia
yVANTED-l5 DINING ROOM GIRLS FOR
W Hetel Ottawa. Ottawa Beach, Mich Wages
SIC per month Apply 70 John A. Baker. The
Warwick. Grand Rapids 176
WASTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. las North Diyision-st. German or
Swede preferred. l4oti
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

&&a38 - - - 80 80 - NJ - ~ - .
We do act hssf 80 much sboat 'busI-
Cess sissnsiion" - ss did t0ur years
ego. Even Espabliesns realize that ina
eoaafry ss<d not % utterly ruinsd be-
cause IL hss Dsmssfzt Al ths head ot
>si,onsl AFFAIRS. and tho c.ansFy 81 large
understands lhst there nssd Do no iur-
aoil snd aphsaval msrsly bseAnss .
President - 10 bs elected. In this great
sad frss eoansry the Chisf Executive has
comparatively little chance 10 do mis-
chief. and the Republic cannot become 3
aonaEoby By The Efforts OF ons man and
his party. 30. although the result At
Chicago sill De vsiehed with much in
tsrsss ~ botn psstiss, Jet business
shoald 90 on ~ before. and uncertainty
should have ao effect upon the conner
cial interests Of tks eouutry. III this re-
suit could Do reached without extending
the Presidential term of cfice. well and
good; otherviss the term should be six
years instead OF four. a. has been advo-
sstsd bsioFa But it seems possible to
regulate sSsirs without thas change. and
IL 10 should CO dons Il would rebound 10
tho erslit of ths country.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
Bonted--To Exchange.

TTTANTED-TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO
w perry in Grsnd Rapids OF good timber lands
in Michigan zri<f NIL doing good business
Centre Mich fse
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


NOR SALE-FIRST CLASS GENERATOR FOR
II bathing purposes or charging soda fountains.
VIII sell cheap or exchange Tor other property.
Folger & Sons, s5 Broadway. l75
I'VE WILL SELL YOU THE FURNITURE IN
w furnished block cheap and on easy terms.
Grand Union. Fogg & kiIsey, and Pierce
block. ia
COR sALE--A THoRou6HBRED SADDLE
Il horse, well broken for driving single or
double Enquire of q. n. Waters, Omnibus
Barn. Nos. 10 and IL WaterlooSt loi
L'oR sALE-A STOCK OF DRUGS AT 6ULLI-
j van, Mich. There are i've saw mills Ia yicin-
fty and business pro6teble. Good reasons for
selling. J. b. Watson. Coopersville, Mich. l67tf
U'OR sALE-FAsT TROTTER. RAY GEORGE.
Fine roadster. gentle. suitable for ladies TO
drive. j. +. Homan, Is Canal-st. l6stf
I WILL TRADE A GRAIN ELEVATOR STU
i ated near Lansing ior residence properly In
Grand Rapids or for small farm near. Cali on
or address w. B. T.. "a Mill-st la
TOR SALE : AN ENTIRE OUTFIT OF
i machinery for q first class laundry; also a
six-horse power engine. For particulars enquire
OF G. A. Berwin, No. II Canalst. l34tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
Real Esfate--Country

CoR SALE cHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 81
acres, with frame hOnse, one mile and a
quarIer from Hal-sE. Apply al Mrs. J. u. Walk
ers. IL South Diysi0r-sg l24tf
NOR sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
L the estate OF the lsie Daniel schermerhorn,
one mile west Of the city fronting BridgeSt IL
is a fine dairy farm. for irult raising and gar
deDing. May be sold in from ten 70 thirty acre
lots. Apply to DR.. Nhilrorth. administration, lez
Fourth st. Grsnd Rapids Mich. lo2tf
NOR sAIE-P1<E AND RED WOOD LANDS.
II good hrms and city property for sale cheap;
also money 10 loan. Call at Loyett block, Canal
st., opposite sweets Hotel. A. z. Antisdel. AIT
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

ITO REST IA LARGE. LIGHT ROOM FOR
L <ght manufacturing; steady power az No.
fesrlNI EBguire of c. b. Judd or z. L. Thwing.
gtf
IOR RENT-ONE-HALF OF THE STORE
4 No. = Csnslst. Tor particulars enquire Of
(, A Her,xiu lg4tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
Situations Wanted-Molc.

TANTED-A SITUATION AS BoOKKEEPER
W by - young man who has had about four
years practical experience. can give satisfactory
references Address A. +. c., care Citizens
Mutual J Ire Insurance Co.. Room II Wenham
block. la
WANTED A FIRST CLASS MACHfNI5r
w and engineer wants a situation ~ either
branch Of work Gilt-edged reference given.
Address as" box 8. Teiegran-Herald.
yVANTED = BY AN ENERGETIC YOUNG
W man. place in grocery store or 10 drive
wagon. has had experience. Address r s, box
& care this Office. I73
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
Situations Wanted-Female.
For Re1tf--Roonas.

yVANTED-PLACE TO WORK IN SINAI
W family. by good girl of experience. Call
LOG Fourth-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21


W family. by good girl of experience. Call At
loo Fourthst l75
For Renf--Rooms.
CoR REST-FURNIsHED ROOMS AT O.
II Canal-st-, upstsirs. 179
pooMs TO RENT; ALSO SMALL BARN. 40
II Clinton-sf. 173
C'OR RENT-PLEAsANT, WELL FURNISHED
Il rcoms with or WITHOUT board. lB South
Division ST. 1s5
TO RENT-NTCEIY FURNISHED FRONT
| room with modern conyeniences. Call at 80
Bcstwick-St i56tf
L'OR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
L either single suite. Apply 10 Room az
Powers Opera House block, Pearl-st. 226tf
IrOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room at - Rsnson-st. 13tf
I HAVE THRFE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
/ sll conveniences 10 rent IN the Vinegar
block. torner South Division and Cberrysts. Ap-
ply Al the block or of L. ID. Brock. 81 and "a
Pesri-st- lootf.
COR RENT-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
In salts Of two or four rooms. with all modern
In provemer on tanal-st. for Offices or light
manufacturing purposes also for lodging. En-
quire at once, 10. q Csnal-st., OF G. A. Berwin.
eftf
COR REST-FUBNIsHED ROOMS: STEAM
II heated: and furnished rooms for light house.
Keeping Apply Al room l03, New Houseman
tlock 15tf
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

The cold, naughty, purse proud merchant
prince who treats his ribbon counter gentle
men and gentlemen's underwear salesladies
with mere civility or chilling indifference
had better beware. The time may come
when the positions may be reversed.
'.See here, Jiuks,n said one of these AFRO
giant millionaires one day to ninety pound
ribbon counter clerk, ''you want to attend to
your business better, young man, and not
waste so much of your time flirting with that
red headed underwear girl across the aisle,
mind that"
Enraged and humiliated the down trodden
ribbon counter serf vows and seeks revenge
His time comes soon, aye, that very night!
The purse proud, cold blooded merchant
prince goes to the theatre. He buys an ad-
mission ticket and stands up, being of an
economical turn of mind.
''I.et US pass, sir" says calm, cold voice
at s side He looks down and beholds the
ribb m counter clerk in the magnificence Of
full ress, with the underwear girl i'll flowing
roheiI and sixteen button kids hanging to his
arm. The eyes of the men meet, but there is
no sign of recognition on the part of the rib
bon counter clerk, only a cold, naughty, fixed
stare as he passed proudly on to the So seats
reserved for him and the underwear girl,
while the snubbed and humiliated merchant
prince stands on in the midst of his own Bit
ter rehections.-Detroit Free Press
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-21

type- ar, oIten TO oe seen. in tne snoouIng
season the prince has large house parties TO
share his sport The visitors are eyer going
and coming, so that in a month there may
have been 100 guests. The neighboring
gentry and the farmers from the country
side get invited on special days, and great
are the days when the landlord prince and
his neighbors and tenants meet on equal
terms, in the good old English way, to have
grand shoot All the London hospitals
get gifts of game in turn from the prince,
and the sick poor in the Landringham dis
trict are never forgotten. The prince is
equally fond OF the saddle, and IS as much at
home in the hunt as in his daily trot around
Rotten Row in town, where his hand is ever
lastingly up to his hat returning the salutes
of his friends and the public.
He is not an orator but he makes an ad-
mirable speech, always business like and
abounding in geniality. In this word lies
the secret Of his power, which is Just as
great in one direction as in another. The
roughs and toughs of the East End and i'll
the provinces are quite as fervent admirers
of tine prince as are the asistocracy, and what
We term the middle classes are no whit be-
hind. Wherever he goes tue prince receives
the warmest welcome. When Joseph Chem
berlain, recently in Washington, was mayor
of Birmingham, he, being declared republi-
can, entertained the prince on state visit
and proposed his health. Birmingham went
mad with enthusiasm over its royal visitor.
The prince is too wise to show the slightest
political bias, and as he does his social duty
so thoroughly and with such tact, he is u
universal favorite as the figurehead of Eng
lish society. OSCAR LYNN.
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vorite sport in the I-incely circle, and
hope they always VIII be- The prince has
long been a warm admirer of the art and its
foremost artists. Sullivan is only the latest
in long procession that was headed by
Sayers and Heenan, and the modest ways of
those two genuine men won far more hearty
admiration in England than the nauseous
conceit and brag of Sullivan permits, though
his record and his bigness drew the crowd
until his real lack of power was exposed,
just as prize cattle draw them
When the shah of Persia visited London
in 1875 he was boarded and lodged in Buck
ingham palace, and fearful were the tales
that went whispering around about the
heathenish doings within that semi-sacred
abode. Visions of harem arose out of the
most triflirg joke of the scandal monger, but
what was undoubtedly true was the furnish
ing of athletic sports to amuse and edify the
diamond covered Oriental Boxers and
wrestlers were engaged, and the shahs
delight grew into such ecstacy that
at last he demanded, begged, implored to
have somebody hanged for his delectation.
1t was hard to withhold so small a favor, es-
pecially as there were several around the
court in those DAYS who would have been
none tue "OIsS lOI u HhllSSlIlS, Out MS serene
majesty had to be informed that he would
have to wait until pdblic execution should
be due at the Old Bailey, and then he would
have to go 10 1t, as it could not be brought to
him
Some of the princes chums of those days
have well proven the utility of manly sports
since then, notably Lord Charles Beresford,
who is one Of the very best fighting men in
the service
In his country home in Norfolk the prince
indulges to the full i'll the outdoor sports,
which are the glory of the English country
gentleman. His estate is one of the most
varied and picturesque in the kingdom, away
~ in its snug corner, washed by the waves
of the North sea. 1t is stocked with game
You are encircled by madcap hares and rab-
bits every foot of your tramp through its
milas of bracken, and your presence little dis
turbs their frolics. Every minute or so you
flutser a eovey of partridges or pheasants,
wood cocks or grouse, and there are deer i'll
abundance. In other parts are the pedigree
herds and fiocks, and in well kept Enclosures
roam strange animals of all sorts, acclima-
tized and quite at home. Now and again
great gulls sweep down from the sea, and
sDecirnens Of wild fowl of all but extinct