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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

"r'm no doctor ssys Mr. Edgar Dartvell,
'snor am | one OF those fellows who always
have recipes for curing every III that their
scqusintsnces may have, but j know one
thing. and that Is that hot drinks induce
Nervousness. l used 70 driak everything as
hot as / cosAd bear 1t, and / could bear it
st almost a bosl. too. I wanted nv coffee
and rly tsa as soon az II was brought from
the stove and when drank at bar il was
always a hot to1sgy or a sling or something
fresh from the fire.
'One day IN Bosson heard Chinese tea
merchant say that in his country they drank
their wlB-s Geld because hot wines made
them nervous. Vow. 7 was about as nervous
a man "a yeu ever saw in those days was
almost hyssstical at times Well, / though:
a good deal about what the Chinaman said,
and the o.sore figured on it the more ! was
convinced there was something in it So
BEGAN 70 edF~rinent with myself and soon
found that. though I drank even more coffee
and tsa and stuff. when / drank it cool il
didn't make rns nervous, and when / drank
II no. il did. Pretty soon / quit all hot
drinks aad I haven't had . nervous spell for
years
After had satisfied myself that was not
as nervous when ! let hot drinks alone,
wondered IL my imagination didn't have
sonletaing 70 do with H. To test this told
my wife. who was trsBbled with Indigestion
and was ncrvcos person, too, that | rad
heard hot drinks we're bad for the digestion,
and advised hsr to drink nothing hoi She
followed my advice. supposing it related
only 70 Der dyspepsia, and she got over her
nervousness, shongh | don't think her diges-
ton was asy better. So, you see. irnagina-
fion didn't help her. have had other OF nv
friends try the same thing and every cne Of
them has been benefited You don't get auy
more hot drinks into me Chicago News
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

The "ss.nrnit.es on aVpAsitlors. et-.' o,
he American ssssty fsr rhyaesi Res>>rch
urgently ressrrs that asr psrscs ss~irS
sorve .nusasa srFsri~oce. soch ~ sn creep
ueaxny VIVA snd eSnsss dream, or .
eroag waking iBpr-~<ies, nrnsarts-g - .
distinct hsli8csnsstssa. eceeerRFrg asothtr
r-rson at a ssstasc@. slsaf baaEnsdIss~sy y ard
~itbcs<s -wsitzg foF f.ss>seF Snv>~si CATION.
STATE ss>ss f.r1 - F-ssts card or " a letter,
and s.sail s to tse secrssaTy. Rsesa~a Heaz
ssn. 2 Bovlrton psac-. Bostoa, Mas si<e,
thS. zur res.arkshle c5snscticn bct~e<n shis
~xp<ri4nce ss11 sny -tssv esrcsDssases ssb-
s.~7ssrtiy DISCOVERIES sosa - state6 N q
S>~sns csuasssscatfon TIE fri csunrasni-
casis. xosssld ~ rs.iled osfers tss knowiedzs
~outas ss~a - The se~on& = sesx.rsd
IN ths Sra aziesti1n. a. -eii - n
the secend. - szze asa s@xlress a re
s~~rser - s,sla - sfatez azs a,se re aar.s
sn1 ss6r.sr az Fnswns - tAe eerssn cea-
crrnei "a To- errertene2 Tsees s&saes sad
addresses ~fl ~ xspt yri~sse - lise c5.1ssii-
- ssi<ss exorres re~r1issi-r = xssE for
fAss~ pzkfsea-zon -Ns~ Yrrk ~rxA
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Sur.risfeassnf Montgomery. o. 10 A s,>rf-
can Eio-pe Asz<io@arF ssctrsy. has lss~sy been
- t-tah - ssay tho Mormon s~essson o.
afectlax c1rsFzfas work ssoss he s-snSs-
Esvlslx. u - pot generally sHswr 80 kspx
thst ever .se-has - al she sfernzs. ean~sr7.
brgaghs u fhis esv~s~y arr ssss zasss si.ns
Nr Esstg>s~ry fs~se f9.oo0 cf tses
respis in Jsah. thsir ct kari one n
dsed lie = al wsfk ss@s i~r~rsrine. series
q articles - ~ rsseitsses IN 81 ~ the SesB.h
navisn papers a. a-ets SECS 81 ssss s-~ ssstinx
fo~th the bufh co.c~rtinK Dtss sn6 tbe
HofTasn ofBrca. ana wsrnta- Scsndisavisn
t,~orls- e7x~vs-b~rs srsfnTt tae erficessnts
of Merraoz eriss;ssrfSos --L5tiesrs Tiroes
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

The following very curious notes Of tho
scenery and properties deemed necessary at
ths Royal theatre in Paris in 1919 win give
an ifIea Of how httio attention was paid to
scenic eFsc.s For the production of Les
HorRcesD BY P C0rasblle "a palace Of any
kind ia ne hr-t ac.. an armchair in the sec
ond act. two srmckzirs, tive stools ard big
chair for ne king in the last actr For An
drornaqus.7 all that Is ne@ied Is palace
with columns, m the background the sea-
For Ls Nisanthrope.r OF Molisre ~any k.nd
Of chsfaber. six cssIrS and two candlcsticks.
The saSas ~ill 30 for 'Tsrtufe'" >" Ia England
things v-rs = littix better. for IN 1s4c Hr.
Tom Cory4ss. IN Lax strstcher,r writing
from Nszics. saTs. 'sThe house here is bezr-
garry and bsss n comparison with our state
~ horses II Lsndon- Neither esa their act.
ors cosnpars vita osrs IN apparel. show and
music. There we're eigat tasafrrs in London
in the rsixn 81 CAarl>s IL, and Punch's play
house. in Ce~sat Fsrrier. Esvs exeeedinzly
elaborate performances, X we NAY jadxs
from the following BIZ for ths night Of July
2. fe6$ When the FsH ef Mar was produced
uith variety Of scenes and machines. par
t.calsriy the scsne of paradise in its ancient
inhabitants. sh@ snhtlety II the seTp~ot 10
bssrsvjnx Adsm and Ave. et-.. With q varie-
~ ef div~tiag irterlsdss, too many 70 b
inserted here Ss person 20 Be admitted with
rna<ks and risiss habits. nor any ssoney ts
Pc retHrn-s afs~r the curtain Is up Bsxs
t-o shillings s-d pit shilling. al be<inasns
ersctiy az ocicck k-Safnrdav Review
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

T1s wfs e . rs~ent sovefBor Of q fss
wtet-yn stats nze5 - tsko hsT sisnkess sD5
q csuti1ftsF osf 49, rirssfsE " some
sbeltere8 sseak tfsFs - ets4n e. flis staYf
for cor1parF hsr basssa6 sss obiiesS -
make Iaog fTeivsaing tssFs 10 ssess eiF1snf
sxiasng ctre4 rhs hss rsesrf3T prs<i0sd IN
her fostzads boEas - the sssts cspital.
whiis - sl3e5 fh~ hsrsszt e,sHos IN tfs stst@
Ard tfsst asFissl hs~ sp~lsRF from few dar.
ofts - zk o. ssAzbiaents saes bss days and
nirkss - danger ~ tse river hip sns ker
rnSiafs1. - iu thsr e@e1t, bnve ~n sn ~
snz fss e9uastjsas< sf~netsrak - = f-&t<
uBiverzitF --lseaghtsrs - Anerfss
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

r has become = question. . sseuis. WHISTLER
death IN burning buIldiass = as horrible "a Is
generally suppossd fhs Lancet. Speaking
particulzriy ef the affair of tie Opera
Connlque. m Paris. observes thar the burning
ssid-rn occurs - sksse oassa antil alter dasta.
or az least tnernsbiiity 10 pasn. has been pro
suee<i Excprt uader very peculiar condi-
fious. The victtn - raede faint and pulseies
BY ths carbo1ic acid. or the esrtcnic oxide
rss. b<foro - ar> reaches bis body. Il -
fse e-peri1z--e - persons Who hsve hesa Ia a
bnraia~ housc stst she heated and smoky at
rnosphere speedily irdueesa a feeling of roVyer-
isz<r-~r sus of Indifference % what - going
on arsund. ADD Il Is grzersily tbs stEpsfac-
tksn. with subsequent paralysis Of feeling,
tsat prevents hsaicisus means being taken for
n~raua
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Tvo Hight ruhheF balls. :, :. sbcns four
fnchex in tiameter, are SUSPENDED by threads,
70. ,. sixhk ~ ntns inches icnx 20 . horizon
IA rcd, 70, about foot IA length. Two
bullets. & B are attachsd 70 the balls. one
shove snd EAs stssr below. By thrs&ts three
er fonr inohes long. farAing Two little pen
dulunas The whols system IL made % rsvolvs
HORIZONTALLY ~ the clock work \, which can
n. irnprozis~d cut of any old clock IL
should he arranged - that a coznpi~te revo-
h1tion vii - neds IN FIVE or ten minutes.
If nov the pen.faitI1ns srs set Ia motion, and
the whole spp4rstais made 90 reTclvs around
N. Az. TX. Il SCI bs seen. that, whatever
xhs position OF novs1lent II the larger balls.
ths psnCgaf1ms VII always vibrats IN ths
sAxas direcfios aaaSsctsd BY the unotioo Of
shs spheres TO whish they are attached
Il wfii readily be understood, thai, n
ere ~ ne revolving spAeP~s vas tn
deinltsiy largs. ana th~ observer wzs
placed ayon it. and partook OF is
motion. the pcnslIllum Itself would seem
20 rsvoITe, iaSsrad of the sphere This
a. exactly whsl1 AzPpers IN tbs case OF the
s.rth. A psadalusa swinging a. tao ncrth
or soufh psi5 would - moving IN plane
.Ss~u~ndis-siiar - that of the sarth's rotation,
ss1 woo.a apparently move ertirely around
/. circl. m sAs conrrs Of twenty four hours,
thauzh really the pendulum would remain
swinging ia The <1zas direction, while the
earth ana the observer woald have nlovei
around e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Ths phenou,rnz 81 sorunanssnlisrn and tneSr
ccanertion with the nerve centres have not
b>~n sats<facsor7ls secounssd for They
proaably depsad primarily, says The Lancet,
npou s.airectin- inpalse q sensory origin
sone q oar Astionsoften bscone by practice
30 uearty aneosnoric that partial sseep or
sfupor aa~s not arrest shssr unconscious per-
foru.ne> Ia sor1namb1lisz she intellect and
eou-rossnS wifl are torpid, vhils the sensori-
meter man vbcn they should govern Il
swske ard active. A IN dreams the intelli-
g-ns srnsorium q siossr dro~sily active, with
pn~shly a noticeable tendency 20 restless
rno~>r,enf. 50 there nav b 0thsr states OF
dreaming. IN which ths rsntsrs Of motion ars
ssssnul atsd 20 a more powerful but uncon-
srious acton Partial ecunts-sctives 70
ssranarnbul.sun may Be- found IN throwing of
wsxries. aad IN the proper regulation OF
s-urfnr rrss-ei1
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

purnrFsus ~r5v- cn 80 Hs8ssn hsse =
r,arrs II rzssei - rrs r~cwE er anch Ths
rnsss = ess f~s0zk ths - wbeT ffsF srs
sa'swtnx ana IS il $3.50 - se&ges rasse1
sssr ~ she7< - eBekf sfss Dee
arss. e1snss. s3a ess<r fnsesipsss>~ =
k~xos BgdgsE
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Tsose -ae srs N tse asbit - is.ssllxsnx -
rs~ cnsoss za7s sledscal rssn. rsav -
coassl~d f1r - se-rial zsss& vszsse~s ~Aich
ensue bT tas fzet thst oassss sse sis-as "a
heS. eerr1r- kse-a- To nss<ssriee IS reslv
- errseissss n rs7s 81 nervcs4 prns.1s.ses
IS sisrv s~os - ssrn o1t sxstsa y vsry
eax< slmo
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

A rro-~xs fsr 10 sistastaaeous --ner,tion
'ef xfe-rn sss ietefg te-n rstsuted n England
h Iosa Hlilft kesnnr xshir clair1e ~ rsasis
ifar IT. ~csucrur - riii save So per rrat IN
f,rl a. rsr -sft N nriier sr1cs ard - Ter
--srf n he ~e~t - risr8 Moreover. ~ ia
-. boiler exeissen ee,os1es an inpossi-
hll-r
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

- >--sr~ =. srv tee rr-eat e, lvhscf t~srir
~.-f~~ss = slsrv-i ~ the whiri * stage pss
ssru. Ss~ah serrnzrsfs's ruiSP rzs orce trsterl
Ct she ~snrS s.,fne.i eteiT sfter sr7na 81
x~-at iatenssty r. t,ek@i - r,r-i,srly ard
ucrn,ailv a. saf ssgkt dag eiock.--t -thicsg-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

A Fr-rnoneer rsee~srs5 - 80 <z<ns1ss f1r
ic<ine rs f.~t kT fr~srng wz~- ks vaE
SEok A r1zs r Frszeest IS -~crfh RS
sheat ~ s2Eas - kassrsz sre5ertT n Ifz-
cols- q 600 q fess -ksee>la cSes9 D~~-
s<zss
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

n mounting photographs il . desirable
ssat the 1ern ps<f@ ~ Esed fresh or he PRO
~~rtea frosr turning sour and uoiiy Nr
JTfilsars Thor-rson tss f7syrd after careful
rrr,erius-rts thsf \ hTirnsueric arid Possesses
tkis pr~Drsv - remarkable degree. Hs
s-l~s~rs rhs mi1fare ~fth ta- essse of snail
a,ssrfisv 90 aanrs i.sts - sasluna T. + aid
~ ,, = powerful aatisrptic. Hoa-poisrnous.
csserlnss. aud aissslve- very spsrin-ly in cold
~afsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

7 rpet rsesseE9ef ~ ti,s atsf- da5 l',r-
ginz he syad s1s -ssF s1,leh ., oeisss5 3
isaby. e. i5.r - ~ . fs7riiF eslnuszion =
lfir ~ii~h ~ g st,es ~ - ~ ! leev7~t
e wa< e 6e' q rertsir beais~ fot ~
5issenf f5f - ~ wnf 81 - tsle FrFalsf
llns e lis t.lsinrss. 80 - rsat asaft : if =
sosrxnis sss+esl vss thet was qtast a.
rirstie n, n.s fark lse leii~rsd sisk Il .
t-5-<ien - 81 Esasr ~ <of fhs s,srselt wt0
s-trsts<f ftr s7'F - tiis usstfes - <sf-
rfsr. - ~ see Ns8si fsss eorffe1>e ~
fas srcrsst ere rteszssesf ss@rfce tslsf IS
me- ~ f.s 1tfs issfoit "a g. ret dD4z Z
thss ~ bshS 20 sfsrrs safs ssi-r kc<t
xlv Dnrnr - C~<t
sosls i91p - esnl e-nteiainx ~fxhfs-
ssree easis fs-a ssf ~eixAlnE 8 81 Eos,z. 4.
vss sxksss< 81 - fsEas sts.as fsir 1tn.,
fhe izyg~vs bls1s - ssal ever tak<n frsnr |.
s.is< n -. bEit>s ss.t>s --f5Esc~rs Ee-s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

= ~ - trc-shis ~ spor rolr ~-il tks .
hen 1-ee 49, rest. Tcu r,ag exssr -
hntchisx e iass brecZ -Gocs Esuss4eeD-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

r~ Ga o-~'s Besrtn<s vita Watch.
+ A corr~-rnRdrrt 81 "a Natzrs points out
<he fallawi-w sinpls ~r<5cd II oktainirg
-u>~ e~&rsues sifh sstch- Turn y0xr hack
so sks srn. s'spn xsks Gus vcnr watch and
risr,. tie srnail hasS IA tAe direction of ths
.f,do- aneas - Tsnr bo-sy Then iriasi1s
a In. ~rsrtsfx frsas tas cenbsr n he 6iai -
she w.t-h ssa ps-<iag shrouxh mid3sy. TIE
hirrrfrkx ef thUs apxie ferrneli ~ thas Inc and
ths zasg hssd si4ss - north
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Ts- gr~sf ssxzsr-p - EgTrf ~ Be1ir7 ~
- us-srves - q e.. ie~z sEsct@a - 6ssn-
ae@s sasIEs tse s&xs ~zrer s~ssoa e Ess
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

do saglsostngea sseerY u pant q fat. -
far a. dis5e5iag sHd iyinz a0rn IA bed-
nothing of +. - ksa6 fver ocaurs = tbsir ~
perislEs. Buf 81 ~ fhey nsnszs - obeain =
fga snd. ~ faet 5efal all0~s0-e 81 sun
~. becs.ze thev have traiDed fbenssslves -
lie DOS . err Afes sra IN enT sssspe. ~hevs
the tsr rsrsfsrs IS tzl s0-1lgn ~isssrt arg
foraa ~ srss ar fbez8~ives - c3ssh-
ne. 40 - se>s drongiax OF 81 ssesF 81 sn
hoar e. ~ ssa r1ors - a r0sS t1s Ia t2lis
-ar. rsv - cc teztfg &sserf-s t-vsiTs
ct 81 esgs t~eTfs fs-kE irfs - = taFsoz3-
sass = alsF - S-rot< .aEber e se -
ekssz.s. e-f - fasesa 1rs ail5 tssat ia
ftsz fs-er Tse 8crx y srid
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

"I aw . curiosity sh- other day - ksnA
thar e rzrs. shlnk. said sn cid gsssl-rnsn
in he co'u>~ ~ Conversation ct las pressed
between two caves II A-r prayer book. ard
- she tsstered shs sarred ~oiur1- - ne thai
I migss join IN tns dsvotiors of her cslrch.
i datt>r>d sfe~ly ard noi,as-slY % t,ss foor.
| stocp>s snd picksd Is ~. asd tsers. written
81 nszurss o~n hand acres the FACE = .
rressrvrd b~ef. ~ere she aansrs Feul snd
LssITs- CaTiovs - zno~ kow sra Ting
>ouid hspp~li. ard trusting n ~ Srsv hasr
- sxrse ths enr1ozity. ! ssr>d lew Il h.sd
heen arre. when 49, eisSh asztv ~aid. We
rut shs ssts<rs FRA paper aad pasted tiie-u
frz1ls arra the leaf thfFz exclss.ssssx the ilohs
sEd prsiscsn< tFseizg q tae wares. fEs
= ~ - savY. nsutenant s.ad ~ srs
saortiy - - married ar eoperss .fo-ss.
snd vca,d - rsry ioath - icse tkis iesf ous
q M ilfe ---ssaa Frsseizca Csa
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Ies csrT ef craEe kss had = vsrisfis.a
- Csz1>s-1xs. ws<rs ~eaes hsr er7.
bTosa<Ted ~ seses so v1-ss e Hsn,<
kss<t zexe, 60 tfn*s ss~s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

later tAlnx a.
fs iss< a. oaos tas ses-T sas sze kss,
kor - tessissk1 at AzF yes ka<S llfs
IA tss aS.Ei. sits s<<t@s&l
-se2z Izxelox-
Eut fsa<u- zps so2l &<d
Iearnshoo the b<zzpfg ~ oszs4ss4sst czarei
Be sfrozx IA tat 3 cid anxlsss tAsagkts lie siss
eeck Far TIE g9oA aed e1Sfish it, tiae a.
Clu1Sx. - .<xr alta = s1oEalssiss vii
- n 0rGsso
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

CIRcUIT.-Edwin +. Porter vs.. Margaret
Strahan, assumpsit; security for cost MED
for first day OF next term. Henry ~ Bird
and Charles l.. Bird VS.. The Oriel Cabinet
Company, garnishee of George w. Coleman;
garnishment. Order that cause be dismissed
unless defendants within ten days lie new
appeal bond with sufficient sursties. Ma
dora q. Houck VS.. Harvey NJ. Houck; di-
vorce. Order that defendant within forty
days pay 10 complainant for solicitors fees
and expenses. Edward Pettis vs.. Chauncey
u. Merriam ct al, cnancery. Con inued
without costs. Ransom g. Luce va. Isaac
L. Lanoreeu1; replevin; argued and sub
mitted. Chancery ca2es on call, /, 2, g.
5, 7.
SuPERIoE-Csrrie Cromie vs. Joshua
Cromie, in chancery; decree OF divorce
granted complainant. Edward Locke VS..
The Priestly Express, Wagon aud Sleigh
Company, assumpsit; ten days further
time allowed defendant from former order
10 make case etc. Edward III. Adams vs.
Eugene Carpenter. gssumpsit; ON trial
Catherine Hesche vs.. Wenzel Hescbe.
assumpsit; motion tor security for COSTS
continued for one meek.
PRoBArE-Estate of Mary NJ. Comstock,
a minor; order granting guardian leave to
invest 81 800 in real estate. Estate of Will
IAN II. ACOOnpeli, ueceaScu petition Tor
appointing an administrator flied; hearing
March 10. Estate OF Joseph h. Bird, a
minor; guardians annual account flied.
Estate OF Austin J. Bowman ct al, minors;
order allowing final account of Aaron Z.
Bowman rs guardian, and cauceliing his
board. Estate OF Byron NJ. Bowman ct al.
minors; Hannah Bowman appointed guar
dian. Estate of Freduck w. Kutsche, de-
ceased; executors bond filed and letters
issued to Wilhelm p. Katsche and Augusta
l.. Kutsche. Estate OF Rev. q. Chesebro, a
minor; guardians bond filed and letters is
sued 10 Estella CheseDro.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

hrs- a&li F4kts - frsss ths Ch&rxsx
A.4la-s4 asx Netxhkora

1h@A~@& @@~~ 4AE@ta
Five 6F1u - adorGea he ~baA Pea" ~
Polics Cont yss-srasy moEaisg whsa tie
Ja1ge toox his sea- lLsy ssEs disposed u
u lhs usoal fzshl0n
Enotbg Cars. charged slth allowing his
go n pay lEaArf. pleA1ed INABILITY 70 make
tLs eey slLe4d scaool AID s4s discharged.
Ike 80 ssio0a eases of Fred J. DAILY
sefe adjourned 70 March j.
Tie c4ss q Ars- 10bUeE. charged by Mrs
Hall wiIh disorcef.y coadaes, wss tried Se-
fore ths Court a. Jas sIser1oon sessiOGa. and
creased Considerable interest Marx Powers
cO1eQctec tie pFcsscat.eg1, and j. L. Nc
brEs appeared t0r lie GstsEss.
Ara Hail. IA hsr tes,iW0ay stated
zinllar ~ the iscls appearing Ia
tns complainant tazI Era I0wBeF
made faces snd cried "rets at her znd
called her Old m0lher Hal. aad thai Ara.
io.nsf &na her family made = teFrlDle
noise ia lie calls OF shs block al 70 Vest
Brioge-st., wneFe they both reside osserai
other witnesses Tor tie prosecution
oOrFOborzle1 thls testimony Mis- IosneT.
for the defense, made a general denial OF
ths charges. ana her testimony Was sUo-
stsnusted ey nearly . dozen others. sew
sYal witnesses were called on cOlh sidss 10
testify as 10 ths character and reputation Of
tue com planning witness aud the defendant.
The lswyers closed their arguments al 0.l5.
and the Judge IN summing up the csss SAID
that he wAs OF tns opinion that there Was
not pTepoudsrslce Of testimony for the
prosecution and as this was necessary 10
prove violation OF the ordinance, ne sd-
Judged the defendant Ars. Iowner not
guilty Of the OLense charged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
He Also Had a Bill.

A milk peddler named JACOB Hirschber-
ger. who lives near the Pavilion at Reeds
Lake, is candidate for the belt. lie pos
sesses a calm and steady nerve, and neck
of unparalleled 1igidity. Early IN the Fall
he subscribed for the TELEGRAM HERALD
and had it left at the Boulevard, where he
would call and get 1t during the day. On
account OF this the collector was unable TO
see him until recently. He presented the
bill OF S2.75 and was met with the folio wing
response: Il hsf bill against dot paber. 1
read in de paoer OF dot Globe Tea Company
wat gifts away dinonds una Watches und
tine cnewelry nit etry package OF tea.
buys some tea. | spends Two oolar und a
baf bu; | gets no dimonds. NJ watches und
no fine chew.lry. DE DELEGRAa-E -ERALD hat
10 bay ms dot two dollar und bal, den
maybe l bays de bill. not before"
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21

D,Fsy Watson will visit Washington in
the GEAR future
Prosecuting Attorney George Luton, Of
Nswsygo. was ia the city yesterday.
Mrs. Colonel Gill, OF Hastings il Ia the
city. the guest Of Mrs ". Connell. OF ll2
kent 81.
John Brsdfeld has returned from Fo1 du
Lac, Wis. snd il on the LOOKOUT FOR an
opening Of new furniture factory IN this
city.
VIII J. Page and D. D. Hswes will leave
shortly for a trip 70 Cslifornis. where they
intend making extensive purchases Of real
estate
J. DsEr1if hss resigned bis situation With
" n Tib0s. and gone on a weeks vsca
ton. On his return be vii take position
with Peck Bros.
Geo P. Henry. Of Petosksy. wss IN the
city yesterday on bis wsy 70 Lansing 70 at
fend the session Of the Grand Lodge of
Michigan ]. . o. r.
Mrs. A u Tesvsn worth and Mrs. 8 h
swsef iesve this morning for Lansing. a.
Delegates 70 The coz veation Of L y. q. F.
which convenes this afternoon.
Samuel A. Willis. of Worcester. Msss..
james Cahili and vie, Of Okland Csiiior-
nia ard Louis Hsr Jr.. 81 -. Joe. M.ssouSi.
ara IN the ctr ordering Furnitars
Joseph Freeman. Fred Robinson, oFIs83o
Turner. Lsfchs Waters. Seybrioz Hillver
John Potter. Lissn R5cs snd Harry P.srce
srs among The Grand Rapids BOYS Who be-
zin ne spring terrn e 10 Agricultural
College.
: n. Sweet. A r Lssvenv1rfh. Geo
Racket Jehn Wsasou and q. A. smith. u
fais city. Representatives ef their scvs-ai
suhoriinste is,fxes srs sftsudnx TIE s@s-
non sf the G-sod Lodge of 9ichizsr. I. q.
e Fl az Lansioz ,bis week. vaica con Tsn~S
- ? ocloex tnis morning. l&ssing thrre
fsvs
WI Brrw1 ard Char es Baker formerly
81 tre p 4 st srf p 8 Rsv1o .ts fsrmeriv
rifh snr Nafs-r r1ian - rhfs cis7 sso
~ent uest for ths NertaeTz Pxcific ksi rosS
lcmpanv. are a. teing wsll Nr Bows
sn s. Fs1l snd ~ Ssxer : ~ He-sn
Neat. wh5is Mr Eevno}Gs = Ertnz az
sxent f,r 80 ecmrsrY ss es3sls. Dszoea
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
Fxsnnining Bryandt.

The examination Of Albert Spencer
Brysndt, arrested on q charge Of counter
letting silver dollars, was commenced be-
fore Cnited States Commissioner AcQue1an
yesterday. Eunice Parker, his step-daugn
tes. testified that sac bad taken three of the
counterfeit dollars from the table at home,
a. different times, and had seen Others
thsre, odt hed never seen any Of them
made. EuEice Is apparently a sbrswd girl
OF perhaps 10. and she considered well fse
questions put Dy District Attorney Adsii.
before answering them. Three other Wit
nesses were examined. showing that EDnice
had passed the money, aud tracing its
source 30 the home OF Brysnot By re-
quest Of defendants counsel the eKamiHa-
ton was adjourned until next Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
FOR THE MONUMENTS
The stones TO be Erected on the Battle
field of Gettysburg

The Stones TO be Erected on the Battle
field Of Gettysburg.
The com mission appointed Dy Gov. Luce,
made up of Col. Geo. G. Briggs OF this city,
as Chairman. Peter Lennon OF Lennon. aud
Geo. w Crawford of Big Rapids. to super-
intend the erection Of suitable monumen IS
on the battlefield of Getty sburg to the
memory Of the brave Michigan soldiers
who had a hand in that great fight. are
making favorable progress WITH their work
and it Is expected the monuments will be
completed in September.
The Commissioners some time ago sent
out Invitations 10 twenty OF the leading
monument builders Of the country asking
FOR bids and proposals and have received
dfteen responses. The time tor opening the
bids has been nxed Tor March l. ~hen Il u
expected The representatives. ~ the fifteen
builders vii be on hsnd to exhibit their
designs and prepared % enter into the con-
tract. The monuments are 10 be CON pleted
bT Septsmher ~ and I've days later they
vii BE- dedicated With a. due ceremony.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-21
THE LADIES CLUB ENTERTAINER
A Large Audience Highly DeiiSh ted at
tho Club House.


tho Club House.
The large hall Of the Ladies Literary Club
was literally packed last evening, and the
entertainment was delightful success.
The first number was a flute and piano due,
5y Hobart A. Davis and Mrs. G. y. Ne
Whorter, who rendered several airs from
Lalrsvisla in en- artistic manner. Next
was the farce Thirty Minutes for Refresh
ments," rendered by Messrs. Willard Brig
ham, Fred Ball, f. z. Chamberlain and A.
B. Porter aud Mrs. J. C. Herkner, Mrs.
Fred Miller and Mrs. Dr. H.
c. Brigham. The situations were
comical in the extreme and al the parts
were taken in a highly creditable manner.
particularly those of Mrs. Herkner and
Mrs. Miller.
Then followed variations upon the air,
my Lodging is on the Cold Ground" by
Mr.. Davis. after which the comic operetta,
Snow Bound" was given by Mr.. Brigham.
DR.. K. J. Kirkland, McGeorge Bunny aud
and Mrs. NJ. J. smiley. The operetIa is
ridiculous burlesque and was enjoyed by
all. Among the airs rendered were King
OF the Land and the sea" by DR.. Kirkland,
and The Tin SJidier." by Mr.. Bundy. SIR.
Brigham gave an impersOnation OF Shy
lock, and Mrs. Smiley sang several airs.
Mrs. 4. K. I al acted as an accompanies.
The entertainment was a great success in
every way.