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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

The TACT thai t1e in0ysnsut Ia Ia
vor Of General AtaxEis noniDstson
bas, from tAs dag ais DAms Vas nrst saz-
ssslsd IL The IELzeaAa-hxaALo unsii
t1s present tlas. steadily increased n
sirs1zsh, . al earnest II ths strength hs
vii attain IL the canvass u noninsissI.
1hs more sks character % ths mas -
cozss knosn the greater MS strength To-
tore lLs people.
Tbsss s demand Tor ~businses sd-
m.niatrsfson." and General ALaER is pre-
sniesBtiy business man. tbs success
IN smasslss als pssssni fortune slthsat
ever having erssssd suspicion Of DIS
honssty or erooksdDess u any sort. -
proof q this
Ths n0minse. 10 have any hose Of sue
cess IA shs sanvsss. must Be mza weo
has aot sHfazonizsd The lsboring classes,
tat vho sili con asnd ihsiE fnl support.
Gs1sr2l ALosR. although hs has en-
ploysd thousands of men. has nsva
given them any occasion % be d.ssatis-
asd TIE nsR Who have woskst for hsm
viii be bis slsuHcAesi supporters.
Tbs soldssr sots "a ooe Of the noss I'M
pcrians factors 20 be tsksn into consider
stloa IA re eoEniug contest. Patriotism
no isss thsn poiScy dsnsnds respect fer
q . sishss OF ths men who fought in the
ls;s war. General ALozs inherits ihs
mantle VI s0aS A. LOsAs a. the best
friend OF tie volunteer soldier. Mrs
LooAs's earnest advocacy OF the csass o.
Gsssral ALsEa Will have ~ordsFful effect
upon the men who constituted ,hs rank
end ilis IN the var, s0d who had coma
almost 10 worship GenerA LooAx.
General ALsKR has nothing in his
record which can De ussd 10 defeat hira.
Most men who have been IN publc life
have made mistskss which may be used
sgsinst thsu. General ALssR. while he
has been familiar With the sGmrs Of the
general Government. has not participated
IN sny bitter contests. snd thus incurred
sDimosi,y. He aas abused nobody. His
cordacs hss slsays bean fair and hon
orsbl~ His strongest supporters are
"a vho have known him best and
have had meet ~ do with him. His AZ
psrisDce hss been principally Of an sxoc-
uiive character and IN II be has always
bsen sacSessfuL His administration aa
Governor Of Michigan wss clean one,
characterized By business methods and
resultinz IN general satisfaction among
lie pso2la
To som is al ur, General AtsER pes
ssssss AL shs elements necessary 70 81
tract 70 bis support in tho campaign the
great sources osssrsnxih upon which the
party nust depend, and hs 10, moreover.
especially qualified tor he duties OF the
chisf executive Office. In thess respects
no other msa Who hss been mentioned az
esndidais n bis equal The convsn-
ton viii asks q grave mistake II Il shall
not nominels RcszzIL A. ALexR-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

l~ax NAIrAglx LoT 1oNK ISGE8E<Ta
Il vf1 b. hexf x RED bs eat1nx on 1. !. fr1r
al1s, LeserE 1Ausx ,.pgoEsls Seeels tose[
f10 aoc wkNx no e0tsks a1lA1 kEsz
/ ~ e. I<T usoo e sez : 80 ~ : eaee nesrk
ne& .nlens bose s. e<sasa. ~ = - - = =.
81 Nhlfs . eae.lieE. .. iaax s<' ~ Us =
- I, Ne have <zse hueEfeo eEfef se-eStlt.A> -
; = sis~ - - sAe eases 49,. f2sk ~.
ess. keen sad :. 1OS<E eksk -
Nsf1 kkE Now fEADY To Sill LOIS -
" fszFssva fsfk. szl4 MI -, a. 90 Ef.ess.
a1a "a essx txEzx. Bus n<ta5< la A@sA< hs&s
fexs f1Ee1kA sssd YET esz ecstA1s ys'.L lssASt -
y a-ss Ln1on a Is.Eis'ii- 'r.<s'Asa.s -
lALf 80 A MONTH f0k A Nka o-kpoM
" eelisse. sloxiy furnished. VI RAT \ IA ,
- eonEhs 10 tSries ho ~ tsks eesod c<Is ~
Il. / Or EsTlic1l&ls esl oa J. T. Dudley, u h@x.
seT-st 40
fs0R sxIH on ExCHANGE-N MOULD MAXI
: delsghKful bozae, snd beautifully so<@trst,
eaiy iea Ellnsitcs walk EoIa street car AtAe
fs0r azres 81 choice lsnd that VII sell cheap.
g eIchanss toE vel leossee sass ploFsssH. fes
psFfioaassss snQAlfe ~ T. B. Assf1l : Ca kesi
issts Bsokess d~&nbs ploes, kool1 ) IL
no YoJ WANT FISE LOT9 EIE6ANT
~ lsoafioa ca Coit-sye sireet car Ene. inss
cas- - purchased a. Ssion lsillaF 90 pfaess -
c.es A. H. Antisdsl. opposite sweets hsss1,
keoa . ieysst bloek. lssD
pAkGAlNS IN A FEW CHoIcE LOTS N
- kc0lns0n's Oar Dale Park accitlon. koosa-
on & Lacey. Aes h0useu az bloes- isst
NIX f&A4L L--kEA III II 4s0&c - - y " p
berry-sl, between Coit-aye. and lltin gtson.
81 rear slreeg ozrs f0r sale rent house of
niRe tooms with large cellar, VII rent part OF
cellar separately for shop or stcrsfe purposes
sl~o hrsg clsks house near Crescent Park. Apply
ls5
CfkDLERS : BufLFTIS-OSE HAff NIL
" lion dollars Ia real estate for sale al sssiefa
figures consisting OF ely and farIn properly.
House and lot for sale within seven Mlnuies
Walk OF Issiofnce- splendid location. IAis
pgOpeTty u . cheap home for poor man Good
business property for sale on Canssi CONSISTING
of Two siores ~ stories high. with Easements.
cheap. Three spieBdid reside ncok for sale IN dor
s'rable paris Of city on terms and prices 70 suit
purchaser. Money 10 loan In ste suit AID IL
lev Late of interest. Southern pine lands tor
sale<ssCsll and what have ssd satisfy your
selves ~ 70 an investment d. Z. oirdler. Reen
n. Tower block. l<stf
ToR sALE-GREIT BARGAIN TO A CAPT
II tslist One OF the best business corners in
centre OF city, lot ionxll0. next thirty csys.
G. Girdler, room II, Pierce block iozrf
I,oR sALE-HOUsEs AND LOTS. VACANT
il lots and fsrms. some choice bargains iftsken
con Hughes Thomas. f0oIns 80 and 81. New
H0ufeEaa block. Yu
HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE
III cheap al Dr. YeenbCerG Wenhan block,
corner of &onroe and Division ats sou
NOR SALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
house. On spring st, Tor q. coo. neal Game
dwelling house, On Jsnesst-. Tor tz-so0, and "a
80 scre farm IN spsrts for 81, zoo; all on sm~L
payments and reasonable terms. T. A. Dappe-.
nom Us. Ledyard block. over Public Library.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

90. IA the vsry weight Of the sxistiag
responsibilities that the chief hope Of
Gsrmsny lee. II thu young Emperor
has aoy elements of greatness IN him.
snch a weight vii stss'iy him ss nothing
slse svs- las done or could DO. tie will
realize tbss % has duties 10 psrform to-
ward his >ornssy that rs1uirs the banish-
meri of sll passion and prejudice. he
wiIl frd v0rshy smbstson IA proving
hinEsii - be such a ruler rs is uss sx-
psssed bis father would Be. snd IN leaving
= psms that can 81 clsssed in German
snnss siong With that Of bis grandfather
The whois civilized world will hope,
with his eva pecple. hat Wf-LTss nnsy
prove eqasl - the task before him, and
nsy sst AZ ssuEht shs gloomy f5rsood-
ioss thst we're so generally sntertsined
IS - tbs conseqnsscss of bic succession
% sts shrora
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18
x0cDfs--U rnfed.

yVANTED-TEN GOOD AGENTS BIG ~.
w daccments for good men. Also two houses
70 rent. No - Ca8sl-st. Room No. L. III
A GENERAL AGENT WANTED BOR THE
a eigh "a Wonder Positively the fastest sell
ing article on earth. Addres Empire Co, ssi
Cana 81, New York citv. i73
VTANTED-IocA Al OR TRANELING AGFNTs
w fora rev specially. Fire PROF sales =. 4.
sgent ordered carload hEs1 week. =. J. seenf
bat = carload. . xfch. csn-ssssr cleared 500
first month. > Bu4ais 6esler ~ith his other busi-
DeSs Is clearing 9 80 Ter no4tn on orr spsf3slfT
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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

CHAcxcr1 ~. Dfpsw - certainly Al
extraordinary nan. Ga his way 70 the
rolstieai ccsv-niion that h. thinks may
acmiaste bim b he Presidency be
stcpted st Syrscuse ~ deliver an sd-
eress ~ she students there. and = mighty
coed address - VS. soc. New York =
proud n CsNrNczT. Who ~ eli right
ubefhsr he ever rste 70 be President or
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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18
7 AXE SHORE & McHIeAN SOUTHERN.

train leaves Grand Rapids for Allegsn at
1l0 p H.. arriving there 81 SIS.
Through tickets sold 10 principal points in tho
United States, Mexico and Canada AZ Union
Ticket Once.
A. J. SMITH, O. T. A.. Cleveland.
N. BOoTz- Depot Ticket Agent
GRO W. MUSsoN CITY Ticket Agent
Tskirg effect May Is. isos.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

The ecrss;sutincsliiy e ths Ns= Jsrs
ssy Hish Licsnse ls~ = 10 be tested ss
scon - ihe cuurts ess pronounce upcD
r. A test cszs ass been made "a Jersey
Cltv. where = ssloon- keeper hss osTsresi
So scr a f3Eo iicsosr. srd being refused
VII ny. through his eoanssa 70 ses q
usn.i.mus conp-lliBs the issue 0f IL
ceres fsr ne 81 offered.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18
DETROIT, GRAND HAVEN & MILWAUKEE

IAlIy, Huilua!s tXccp'tD. Duly
Detroit Express has parlor car 10 Detroit. max
ing direct connections TOR all points East arriving
Express east has through sleeper from Grand
Rapids 10 Niagara Falls. connectingat Milwaukee
Junction with through sleepers TO Toronto.
Through tickets and sleeping car births secured
st D.. q. II. & NJ. hallway Offices. y Monroe -
and at the depot
JAS. CAnPBxII- City Pass Agent
GEO. 3. REEVE, Trahic Manager. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

rhs Rsrublicsn psrers e Asins arr
sryinr a, ubissis aowo he Bitterness
that kIlcws Ire shsrp thrse-csrnsred
tight fcr the sutsrnasorisi nomination.
tus there era indicssions q revelt sxsinss
+. c. ErBEs1eu. re sscressfal msa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

The iu1ccpnt dsisVstps whe expected
q sad Ch;cseo aentrsl IA hecsnvsss scr
e = nomination 3isina knoa nncb sbouf
Chisaeo Neutral IN ootbiear - shs
-hicaeo ratfcs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

Tasrs q ls-s bsrnony sf Cairaxu shsn
saese wss ~ 81 Lsuss ist T>~k. ent
taefs Ir nrss fsn
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

suzssr \ k1ey ~ass~n shaF e<porczrsty
So<a q - ere tes sax1neeFs of kenx express
ez<zs - tzzs1e1es. sssz ~s al. rzs lsz1zs lzze
depot q lzse - ezEsnas tAe<1 n 11s s<2r
ns2kzae1ez
What asefal Efs end ~h@s gloriazz Do
parssrs ~>s sAas g E1s nes< fzz.s-< u zA
Azrrseza Prize.rs BenJsxafa Fr2skisa
~hsm iah<seas II tes penary q tear 70
sosiFces sass okses frasdzLsDE1y elziaed for
thslr o~a, sssE - prinser vko zsessd tat
see Fak1azlslpbi4 ecnse11l>1 - eFzsse,d VIA
prayer. <ss sssci1Elo1 lssf b<cz1ss AN
5eFisy thoezas prayer uaneees~4ry znd wno
sro<s sE me Einae &c ~ss sicioasly sseaeksf:
: u , ras~ = 70 90 straight forward IL doiax
shat appsars = ne ~ be right. leaving ths
conses ze1ess - Psosideaes.n snd no wsets
tAis qu@iat spst2pA shos1ng hls h~ps u res-
arrsetioa. an spitaph that | hundreds Il
tines rsza ~sals AsE1s N rallz2<lps<as
res Escy
of
Bnsszu FsAxxED. Ps1.<ex
d-<s ths osss u xs ed book.
It's conteDts torn cot,
And Strfpf of Us lettering and gfcDA
Lies here food fer worms
Yet t1s @oFs srsCll sal sst - ssss
~ Il sfl lss hs believed appear 0nce E1or
In
And mors beatllsful editioa.
Corrected a2d Amendss
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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

y. D~mc~r.'. sr. ss n snss sAss
srsr { tssy ssTer ~srs e~feT~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

TRAIN TIME TABLES.

OR THREE BoARDERs AT
w lo7 bowery-st. Is
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

uTaNTKD-EvERYHo TO KNOW THAT
w We VII iuruish chsifs and tables 81 shcrt
notice tor psTtsss o. snF Ind. walkers Far
niiurs store, south Division Il, opposite Living.
etou' OH issf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

Miscellaneous.
I'OR GENEEAL HOUSE RFFAIa1SG. Car
L peaieT "a ioioer ~ors. iesse cr1ers Or -
arsss D. a. ~. 9 Aiiea-st., Hsst see ~
: SsLEsNAE-cAN ADD a LINZ sR &EL
= ssrfles Ore seeEt ssraed -. cshers -
e o. = in lsss. Q. Eex Is7i. New ferG ~
For --HSsoeltancv4s.
I'oR sAI.E CHA APT N04eEA7gD SfrRrT
+ a4sfiy ne~. q god rsvsiT. ta4l e. e.. nsN
seus Dep. Ne ~ -o1.h I0B.zet. ii
EoR sAIE-A STOCK oF DECss At sTIL1-
Il rs1 Nica Tee hra So $50 1 j. n viazn-
ltT snf tu<fners pTofsksse fs1r5 reesens frf
ssiilng Wstscs coorefF~f3e. Ma is7tf
ToE zAtE-TstT TR0TTFE BAT 8TeFek
4 IRE ros*eser eeat.s. sc5tase Or ts6iss -
dFf~e T. Hsssn. - GsAsts1 fssn
I VIII TRAEF a GEtIN EGEvAToE eITE.
1 stea assr IsEeaa ~ rssis~naa EroFeytT u
1rzrs Fsztis o. ~ seaer ssrz sesf fs1 -
o. afi7-s : r - NH@ "a
goR 49, fINf sTo 4 o. eF0r - -
I sas 9xf1fee - fsxrTtrse scrssl1n Esss
serns ~ ~ snes ~ feas estsze Efsrrss
p - - go ~
EoE e4fF -tN ESTTtE fTTFTT ~
r wscsfns7y 81 80 rfss Ietnsrr So
81 krrse rr*kF fra.ss - rsr a. ess<s-s
- b P~r~ir ~ = Cans ~ stI
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

RS ssfF rHxAF-k NRK rAkx ~ ~
500 ~sse f~sme eers- go ~se 50
- d $500 Fs~sxee o. tA1f
If1a asfF4TsF FsnH RRCNcTTt1 70
- s~s<s effse ee eesiss s<tsr~eFkor-~
go ws eeu II - e q ffss~e H~64e - fi
kw~s Nss - so 7-s~ ~ - krer ~s
- rv44 - ~ whFwe~te 49, srss<~. "a
r<ssffh e. frsps Rsfs3s ws~s
SH ~ ~ sKs SotT fsxHz
49, 1--~s W4 - rV~w~E - 90 eh@zr
- -~~<r ~ 49, fssi fr~xff h<~rE fa..f
=. sDpemo $780, se<<> a q ks~s2 as
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

fesv- Al Others 6slly exee5s sundsy-
ele~Slns eaT IA Fnrlhc ard A. e8tse fE-
Tvesxss - sse fraa1 Detrost p aflea ez-s fs1 -
PsJ - FFe~ so5 rad Rsff3a ExrTe@ = st1
f-x lseferf - fi-efF efF rotiefe yns3f a. 80 -
~fe tk~ozFt trsfns Fs<t- -Jjekefs - ssit -
tri5a Tfsxes fsEee s. Hoaroe<E hn6 ~ Nasen
1evet
CEks = Sesxs ee~g AZ ss Nosrees-
- kcH4lks y ? snd 7 A.. Cf'esTo
HrTkcI4 1sEsfx9 4 FoETHEsN TIA ~
~ hsFs1s $40 49, DITlssen} A. ffxisz A.
rtTt a SO se<sr haz2 Nnic4 Depo<
4fa 80 Efsrs parft a1 -
So il# rselns~ ffg - -
4e l3E faN EFtnfw IS as
Ne fhsnTe 81 - ssoT,eas ~ 49, rrsea 9rnn<
Fsssssss6 tht ssafusss
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

FrCm yssistee. Lusineton. baldwin txpm
~Bsfy- fDsiiy erceyf sstfsv fDafig ercept
s1f1fcsv fTsiir eScspf Nonssy.
Tb rough coaches % chicago and Toisdoon 70
n train Through psriof car - Ih1ceeo ca
~ - NJ train NO Frfre chsFee faf sessR-
Thre1sn sfeep 81 saf - Ar csY t<tN tNeen IND Isn-
aye33s On Irtiisnspoiif Night FrrTess frsins.--
ytfsaeh steering car - Chicssa on n - m
trzfz -Inisn Tlckef 0sfce s. Nauroe e.
" A CsHfFNrFf Trsftc Nsrsvef.
WfLgrks A etysT1 ~ 3 Cen Fsss Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

WANTED a FIReT CLASS MAcHfNIsr
W and ensfoseE wants situafign al elfAsr
bTHnch of wOrk Giis-eieea reference given.
Address :. ben G. 1eleFFslz- Herald
WANTED = SITUATION AZ BooKKxEPER
w o. salesman bf youBe man sf<aEs Ger
IAN. Three tesr expefie Ice with beeg refer
enoes- Address L. loo West Western ave. Mes
ksgsn. ia
VANfED-sffrATf0S BY A sAy AND
w holse 60 Uork on delivery. Address G. G. II.
No 81 Coils &c ave lse
yEANTED--sITrATlON As TfNsA1TH By
" yorbg msa, six years experience. Address
T. NJ, s54 North Cole goaye. ls0
yVAAIED - Bl Az EsER6ETIc YOUNG
wagon. has had experience Address r. s., boz
8 care this 0fflee l7s
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

Us zeasssx u szEss - azy @assEti<<z.sxt
s>s b~ f~~nd ~ ols 1slsx tss EeDs s<r ~
sere< - ssssz. Ans parties > la@s sss1ss1
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

Furniture ffOred.
CURNITURE sToRED PACKED AND
II moved. EIpert packers sent on snort notice
By Radclif & Holt Ill south DivEl0a-st, tcle-
phone No e01. Jsn'y 9. 50
FURNITURE PACKFD BY EXPERIENCED
vorkmen ard stored cheap By Mr.. g. J.
Walker. second hand furniture dealer. II South
Diyision-st. l1l6
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

I osT-A PAIR CT GOLD-BowED sPECTA-
II cles The finder viii please leave Al the
Telegram Herald Office and be rewarded.
OSr-A NOTE GIVEN BY s. r. syARTZ IN
Ii favor Of ". r. Holconb for sd3S5 The
finder wiz be rewarded If returned 70 2. p. svariz
Room IS. ToweE Clothing block NJ II. uol-
comb. III
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

DRY WOOD FOR QUICK HOT SUMNER
W fire, s2oo per cord Cuttings for kindiDg
sl.50 per load. both delivered Phone No. AZ.
G.. X. Veneer Works Juneltf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

no RENT - A LARGE, LIGHT ROOM FOR
faht manufacturing; steady power, 81 No. s
Pearlst. ENquire OF G. B. Judd or Z. L. Thwing
elf
COR RENT-ONE-HALf OF TIE STORE
j No. ~ Canalst. For particulars enquire OF
q. A. Berwin. l34tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-18

,RAED RAPIDS d INDIANA-Is EFFECT
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-17
yra.k. Tor valuable CON-

A richly dressed, handsome young
woman attracted considerable attention
in the box of fashionable theatre one
evening this week II was not her I'M
usual beauty-for there were other ladies
present who excelled her in personal
charms-that made her conspicuous.
neither was it due to any unusual deport-
ment on her part The whole claim upon
fame rested in The magnificent solitaire
diamond earrings she wore. As they
caught the rays of the electric light they
almost dazZled the eyes Of the audience
There evidently was no paste about them
They were genuine stones and worth not
less than $1,000 each. When the play
had come TO an end, O reporter who had
observed the lady during the performance,
saw her as she was leaving the building.
He looked for the diamonds, but they
were not visible The setting Of the stones
remained the same; but in the place of
the gems were two chased gold bulbs,
such as any fashion loving saleslady
might have aspired to own
Looking for the diamonds,'' asked the
reporters companion. who spent his days
in Maiden lane jewelry emporium.
"Ye4 Has she changed her earrings
No: she still wears them She has
merely covered them up with those gold
masks. These contrivances are Of recent
origin" he explained, land are becoming
very fashionable. They are cheap and
neat They fit over the stones and hide
them from view. By this means lady
can wear plain gold ornaments on the
street, and the moment she reaches the
playhouse she can blossom out In the most
gorgeous iewelry. She runs no risk Of
robbery. and offers no bait to highway
men. It is safe and economical New
York Mail and Express.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-17

Three Burmans were led out TO suffer
death by being shot. They were perfectly
pathetic, not seeming To care a bit, judg-
ing by the way they laughed and talked
and smoked the never absent cigar. One
of them having been tied up, the other
two squatted down and watched the sen
tence being carried out with intense inter
est The volley was fired. and so true
had gone the bullets that the top of the
Buruan's head was riddled with five of
them. Turning away in disgust, what WAS
my horror and surprise to see the remain
ing two prisoners rolling on the ground,
conyulsed with laughter at the effect Of
the Sepoys rifles. II was some time be
fore they recovered sufficiently to be
taken up for punishment, aud when they
were, one OF them was smoking a cigar and
the other burst out laughing just as the
order FOR firing WAS given.
The Burman, it viii he seen from this,
is apathctic. apparently Indifferent to
death In spite OF this quality, he is a
coward in action and rarely fights in the
open or stands his ground when attacked.
They are not tall race, and in many re
spects resemble the Chinese, having flat
faces and small eyes. They wear their
hair long like women, and the greatest
insult that they can receive is to have their
hair cut In daily life they are lazy, max
ing the women do everything; thieves and
liars, aud not To be tlIe;od in any business
transaction Neville Morris in New York
Star
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-17

Here, rs we turn corner, we meet one
II the queerest looking professions in the
world. 1t IS small company Of men,
their heads perfectly covered with white
nantes, with holes for the eyes and
mouth. They look in the moonbeams like
a company of dead people, just resurrected
and walking about tie streets, with
shrouds still upon them. One Of them
met alone in an American town, would
scare any girl into Mysteries
feeling Of Indignation comes over us
az we glance at this strange walking
group but when we know what they are,
il turns into a sentiment OF fervent love.
They are the Msericordia-an association
formed to comfort and relieve misery
wherever they can hear Of it. They are
recruited from all classes of citizens, from
the prince to the pauper When certain
signal Is struck by the bell Of the big
cathedral, it means that somebody is suf-
fering and needs their help. Those on
duty that week must rush to their rendez-
vous as village people do to II fire, and
help the afflicted one. These masks con-
ceal their faces from bystanders and from
each other. No one knows who they are
not even the person who is receiving
their help. Six Of these men are bearing
a human body with them. II the stretcher
is tightly closed they carry corpse; this
one In open, thank heaven, and they are
trying to save life to its friends. II any
association in Italy has the approval of
God, the Misericordia has.-Will Carleton
I'm New York Star.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-17

There are many other curious facts con-
nected with the progress of cold waves
Many instances occur. says Lieut.. Wood
ruff, where the temperature ut given
station. at the time OF the appearance of
the cold wave in the northwest. is lower
than the minimum afterward produced
by the cold wave. It often happens that
cold wave sets in from the extreme
northwest, and upon reaching the Missis-
sippi valley divides, IA part going north
easteriy to the lower lake region and the
other part southwark to the Gulf states
In either case the intensity appears to be
greatly diminished. This action seems
generally to he due to the sudden deyel
opnent e storm somewhere in the
southern part of the Missouri valley
Sometimes "A storm of slight energy re
mains in Kansas. Missouri and the Indian
territory. and has the effect of rctnr,ing,
or even totally de- roying a cold wave
Again when ~ cold wave is retarded in
thi, WAY, it seem, often to gather fore
and intensity. and rush rapidly forward
and spread over the entire country. An
other frequent feature is that after "A cold
wave commences the temperature con
Times to fall in the northwest, and an.
other wave is formed entirely dstinc:
from the first, from which 1t becomes sep
aratei by warm wave. The warm wave
is only narrow belt, but the cold waves
are perfectly distinct -Pioneer Press
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-17
What lay the Paristsf

\ new verb, to "ante-pone, has become
a claimant for public adoption. IT eyi
IDENTITY avoids the roundabout way in
which. by several words of sentence, we
have been in the habit OF expressing the
idea which is the opposite OF that con-
t8!aci in the accepted word postpone "
Tbs means to place after, in point Of
tine: ''autc-rone" means to place before,
in point Ct time 1t is correctly formed
fru;n two Latin words, and. in literary
point of view, can scarcely be objected to.
II will be more condensed and shorter
mode Of expression TO use single words
such rs ''ante-pone, ante poned,
''ante-poning' and 'ante-ponement,n
than 10 write, as heretofore, sentences
stating that specified things which had
been fixed for certain date were TO come
OF on a date prior to the one originally
Intended One word will satisfactorily
contain the whole idea.-Newport News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-17
SPORTING AND ATHLETIC.

Billy Dacey the New York light weight,
is out with another challenge to fight any
1873 pound man in the world.
E. c. Carter, of the New York Athletic
club, will sail for England early in June to
run in the five and tn mile championships
of Great Britain
Arrangements have been made between
Conley, the Ithaca giant, and john p Glow
for six round fight at Ashland, Wis, on
April T. Each man has deposited $3.50 and
the winner to take rs per cent of the re-
cepts.
After carefully looking at Sullivan re-
Gently when he attended the Kempton races,
two of Smiths principal hackers, Charley
White and John Percival openly declared
that the Englishinan was no match for the
champion.
The American champion pigeon shot, Capt
John l.. Brewer, is creating quite a sensation
among the knights of the trigger in gland
He has won great many sweepstakes and
several matches. Having displayed such
good form, he is now unable to get OH a
match for suitable stake money, and is
barred out of many of the handicap sweep
stakes.
st. Paul, Mimi, is to have big atheetic
park. AT recent meeting it was proposed
to organize a stock company on basis of
$4,000 as the capital stock, divided into
shares of so each, b per cent, to be paid in
at once to make She first payment improve
the grounds and erect grand stand and the
necessary fences. The intention is to have o
bicycle track and conveniences for cricket,
lacrosse and baseball clubs