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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-27
HONEYMOON.

Say Perkins, old boy. why don't we see
you 81 The club any more, has your
mother-ln-law smut down on YOU" NO.
Brown, the fact of the matter IS, my home
IS 80 happy now that there Is no induce
ment for nae 10 leave It. You lock incredu-
ious but is = positive fact. You see, my
wife used TO suffer 80 much from functional
dersngements common 10 Der sex, that her
spirits and her temper were greatly affected.
u was not her fault. Of course. but it made
home unpleasant all the same. But now.
since she has begun to take DR.. Pierce 5
FavOrite Prescription. she has been 40 well
and so happy that we sre having our honey
moon all over again
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-27
Registration Notice.

Electors Of the City of Grand Rapids-Take
Notice: The Board OF Registration of the City Of
drzla Rapids VIA mt ct at the places herein sfer
sesignzted an Friday sna Saturday, March - and
a. lSst, next preceding the day OF election. be-
tween the hours OF o clock a. ~. and O'Clock
p. n. for the purpose OF making perfect list. e.
near ~ may be- OF all persons residing In the sew
eral wards of the Gary of Grand Rapids, who are
qualified electors under the constitution Of the
state OF Michigan, aud enttled 10 vote therein:
First Wsrd-.so. u Grandville-ave.
Second Ward-SuDerior Court Room.
Third Ward, FiTSt Precinct-Engine house,
Lag.ave-st.
1nird Ward Second PIecnc.-26i JefieIsan-ave.
Fourth Ward. First Precinct-Coruer Of Barclay
and East Bridgesls
Fourth Ward, Second Precinct-Ho. ii Cres-
cent-ave.
Fifth ward-NO 50 Plainfeid-ave., Firms hall.
Sixth Waro-Engine house, scrlDnerst.. north
OF Leon ard-st.
Seventh Ward Germania hail. Front-st.
Eighth Ward-TuIn Nerein ball. Jeieyson-st.
G. II DeGraat Fred Saunders.
T. n. stein. Maurice Shanahan,
John CrcQUe. lsHlah stewart
Geo. T. fantlind. Paul Aaris,
r. X. Hputley. j. ". Hayward,
Geo. Il Davidson, Andrew Doyle,
C. T. Bfenner. l.. l. Lauuiere,
Jacob selhsrdt. ). A. Mckee.
Board of Registration VI the City or Grand
Rapids.
join J. BEIKNAP.
City Clerk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-27

r. cambridge Mundsy. ESQ. County At
tornev. clay county Tex. says Have used
Electric Hitters with most happy results.
Mr brother also wss very lOw with Halar-
tai Fever and Jsnndice. bit was cursd oy
rirrlv use 81 this medicine. Am sasiifisd
scirie Bifters ssvet Us lie
Mr.. y. L Wiicoxon. % Horse Cave. XIV.
adds ike testimony, sayigx: He positively
believes be would have died. bad il not
been for Electric bitiers.
This great remedy will ward Oft a. vel
a. cure az nslaria Diseases. AMI for all
Kidney iver and Stonsco Disorders
stands unsqusied- Prizes COO snd 81. az
Peak eroz
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-27

You cannot afford to waste time in ex-
perimenting when your lungs are in dan
ger. Consumption always seems. at FIRST,
only cold. Do not permit any dealer to
Impose upon you with some cheap imi.a-
ton of Or. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds. bat be sure to
get the genuine. Because he can make
more profit be may tell you he has
something Just as good. or Just the same.
Doa't be deceived. but insist upon getting
DR.. Kings New Discovery. which Is guar
snteed 10 give relief IN al Throat, Lung
ard Chest affections. Trial bottle 10 cents.
at Pecks Drug Store. Large bottles, $l.00
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-27


C'esaz Aoadzs Asy -
A.llss- = issl-t3 ~ slaA
Bs.EE-2 &c qlr ~
Ca.1ss- ss4se. lss.5ls,sc. New York, flh
efe>tll4, Ls@i4ts
llsger - - -s8Z5 % 3 S pei b,lsbsl.
Dfisd frl.t.-..p9lSs. Is zsoxA-11 . &c per
pfa.af quarters. So yer t-alaid. enrlfiea, -
IL per Po4ut. peaches 81 per pond
zsf.-tf .sa a c
tG1sa Meall-D Dressed h0gs, kt.fa3l = per essi..
mutton. s14t.ss ~ veal, sl.19es 80. oeet. si'1
go
Gfa.n- Wheat. Ci1usou. 7ses Lancaster,
-sc Oats Sc Rye. l>g5lc. Corn. 81 = - bar
leg. L4e9i.4l per esg-
rIoas = d psF e.,g. patent, SC adv
Hiass-tsfscn, g.. part cured. 51s85izc
cared ssb5s.C. cali sklas - Il pounds. *,
10 ktH -klTls i1lt-5c each s1eSD fells. l5t ES1-s
Uool rei1g estimated &C &c per pound
Honey ia.tlsc. strained, ltal-t~
Hay fnolay. slsaVGliO1 PER toas cloves
pos.-ry-Tlrkey.. dressed. iiailiSc; spring
chickens gJalz.sc ducks. iifs e. fowls 10
d s.c Squirrel l5s &c per PAIR. rabbits -o9ef Der
Iair
F0la-oes-T5aS
straw '.ol per ion.
IalioH--zsa5 - per 10.
Rood-Blocx st5ve wood. sl.75ss2 . per corl.
logI SCOT wood sLa0.sAuJ per oozA
Coai-ssOo. crate So
= iline-Urand Rapids. 75c. ohio, 9oc' Pe.oskey
10
sAlt-71c fof sasiaAx o. N.nisfee
keIoesle--st.cl. test l9ir sAsr white, TIC.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-27

Winchester. Mass, SAYS. arr personally
acquainted with Nr. and Mrs. Carleton. and
was ast0nishsd &C the remarkable effects of
your sulphur BiTtsrs ia curing their son,
ard ia lsrge sale is undoubtedly due 70 the
fac, that is IS an honest melicine- / know
OF many others who have been cured b. is
use. ami I do not think too much can be
said 10 is praise 1oors truly.
GEo. r. Bs0WN. P. II.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-27
Democratic Ward Caucuses.

The Democratic electors Of the c y OF Grand
Rapids are requested 10 meet in Cauc IS IN their
eYcral wsrcs on "Wednesday. the 2. ia day Of
I've delegates b the Democratic ~ convention
candidates for ware Offices, and for such other
business "a may come before the meeting. The
caucuses viii D. held IN the several wards as
follows:
First Ward-Poyl and's Hall, Grandvilleave
Second Ward--,uperior Court Rooms
Thi-d 81 Ard-GreB sis Hardware store, ga JET
ferSOa-ave.
Fourth Ward Circuit Court RoOma
Fif.h Ward-BsldWin House.
sixth Wafd-Engne House.
Seventh y ard--,teru Ruis Hal.
Eighth Ward-IurueIs Hall
PETER DORAN,
SO Cha man.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-27

TIE rush A. " r. TIbbS druggist. stu
continues and daily scores q people cali for
= bottle 81 Nenps Bsisam for The Thraat
and Lnazs fu ths cure 81 Ceughs Ccidt.
Asthma Bronchitis aud Consum ption.
kemn's Ba sam. Tie standard family
remedy. "a sold On a 9aarsnise snd never
fails 60 give satisfaction. oTlce SOC and
fLD0 Trisi size ires
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-27

TIE best Sslre IN the rorld for Cuts.
Pm as. Sores. Z lcsrs. salt Rheuro Fever
Sores. Terer. Nhsfped Hands. C1ii olRi As
Germs SRI Al @ki1 krupsicrs. snd posi-
tFeiy cures fsirs. OF 20 rsY reo1l0s1- Is
For Saie by PEEK Bivs.. corner Nsnroe and
uiTisirn-sts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-27

susazs--sut LOAF sc. graauiatet, .sli Sc.
"a s8s &c; k4ar< e. oSo14c. Glow
Cofee-Oreen Rio. ia zoe: Rio roasted. 2i9
2iC. Jaws, grcel, -1ss-~c. Java. roasted, 5, G.
Naacs-bo. roasted, z-54s2a Mexican. roasted,
- et-sc.
Teas-Jspan fine. 85fssse; Japan, medium, >
a5oc, ordinary, l-33c. hysoa. SAsfc; gun
powder. zGotc. ooloEg, o5s.ec. Congo. 2o.ss
&c
Flo1r-s2 Is per ewL. $50 per boL paten. pro
cess, s1SG 90 per cwt.. s5-2t per Dol; al wheat
1Our s2.iu per esL-, $50 per Dbl; oQckWneai.
~ q per cwt-
Mil Feed-screenings, SIS per ton: bran, SIS.
shipe Na56: rniddiinxs. So
Feed--COrn and oais. y.lss22.
Kerosene Ou-Nithlsan test. lie per gallon:
water white. ll5kc.
Gasoline lie per fzlloo-i
ss-ts-Ciover, 3s,Qs IS Timothy, S.7Sfe3o0.
Szlt-H ehigAu etc Eastern. els.
FisR--So. l whits9fh, 100 per bali bSl-:
trout. b&0esSs; cod sslt. 6fr7c per b: clans
&C pr hundred oysters. bulk, slctsS n gallon
standards DC can. selects, 25c can; Araosed selt
bug lie.
Fork in barreis-Ness pork. Chicago packed.
slscC. extra short CUT, Sl5o0sl6O; standard clea,
back $50.
Iard-Tierces. &c: 20 ard 50 10. tubs, sc. 5.
10 round tins. 10 cases. &c. Ia tin pals ~.
Beef ia barrels-Extra mess. warranted 1Olos-,
s 1ossSvQs extra, homeless. $40.
Butteriue-Deiry, solo packed. l3&lsc, roll
and prints fiol1c. creamery, solid, Isc; exirs
creamery, packed, lcc-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-27
Democratic City Convention.

Democratic City Convention VIII be he'd AZ
the Superior Court Rooms. n tse cry ~ Grand
apids OF Thursday cy ung March ~, 1855, at
30 o clock. % norain ate candidates for city o.
fees. the election Of city committee. and the
trausa ton Of such other business a the conveG-
ton may deem necessary. Zach ssard IN tie ctr
VII. lie entitled 70 Eve delegates ia said conTen.
ton.
All voters who r. 81 accord with the Demo
cratic administration in lis efforts - reduce tax
ssion % the legitimate wants OF the national
gosetum en-. economically sdminttcrcl arc in
vi-ed % participate Ia the selection Of deegstes
To This convention. FEIER DokAN.
- Chairman.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-27

M4rrh f-Nheat- So. ahise. So 10
rsa. casa -l.e LAY aal Juns. 49, - ia. ss>ae.
tlf4~.els-
s,afs->ss. : sc IA. sh.ts. S1sc.
H1ss -sie4L3
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-27
$3-Electric Belts-$5.
ELECTRODNA CO..
Room l, Immen blk, 40 Monroe
Street. Grand Rapids, Mich.

Physician in attendance. Office hours o
To ~ .. M. = to 5 p. m. Sundays, 10 10 II
q. In. and TO p. IN.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-27

ths sarpst remedy for eassrra--Dr
So
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-27

sall-l5c to- SAGINAW o. Asnis;ee.
keIoasls--A.cl. test L9'e. sasF white, TIC.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-24
Mrs. Jansen, of Little Ferry. N. j.,

Mrs. Jansen, of Little Ferry, N. j.,
owns a cat that has formed a curious at,
tachment for large toad that has its
home in the syampy garden. Pussy ev.
identity enjoys the strange fricn ish p she
has formed, and siucc tie first day she
found the teal peacefully sleeping on
stone in the sunshine AMI joyOusly took
1t gently by its shoulder with her teeth
and carried it into the house, she has
dcne the same thing every day. sac is
very intelligent cat, and she aways
news loudly to call the children to see
the fun. Then she spends an hour l..
tossing the toad into the air and catch
ing it, like ball, allowing it to move a
few yards away from her, and crawling
slowly after it, or bounding straight up
on it from distance, and flattening it
out on the floor. When she tires of the
sport, she carries it carefully into the
garden and lays it down on the spot
where sh, picked it up. The toad
makes no effort to escape, probably
knowing the futility of such course
The shoulder by which it is always car.
ried begins to look as though it needed
repairs; but tie cat seems to continue
the familiar relations existing between
them, whether the toad likes them Or
not.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-24
Log Cabin Logic.
Drawn and Brain!

Drawn anu Drain!
This powerful engine, with its wonderful
propelling power, coupled to the long train
full freighted with the richest fabrics OF
the intellectual looms of the centuries-what
obstacles can stay the progress of this mighty
force, when once under full SIT along
llfes highway.
The American with Drawn and brain does
not see the necessity for titles of nobility,
does not care for elevation by descent, he can
reach out and pluck the stars.
But with Drawn or brain impaired, a man
is badly hand capped in the ma race for sue
cess which is the mirked characteristic Of
the present age.
The physical system is most intricat,
piece OF machinery. 1t ought to be kept well
regulated, so that it will work tremendously
in all its parts, then it IS capable OF an
immense amout OF work.
1t Is said that a watch. if expected to keep
perfect time, must b. wound daily. 1t will
not keep goCl time unless it runs regular"
Mora men break down because they don't
run regular" than for any other reason.
1t is GAINED by physicians that few men
are killel by hari work. 1t is to the r-
resularites of modern social life that tho
high death rate is due. Men burn their
can lie at bo,h ends, then wonder why it
burns out so quickly.
Tne main thing in keeping the human
machine in cool working ord r is to keep the
regulator all right "The bloc is the life,"
AMI sound Eelth is assured so long as tho
blood flows through the veins a limpid stream
of purity.
Regulate the regulator with Warmers Log
Cabin sarsaparila, the old fashioned blool
purifier, prepared after the best formula in
use by our auci stors in COOL Old Log Cabin
days, and With the vigOr of Drawn and bran
which must enSue, in your lifes lexicon yoi
will find no such word as fail.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-24
A Strat~etic Bet.

A good story is told of nj actor who
recently paid visit to Cohoes. lie had
but So dollars to reach home, and the
thought struck him that if could get
some one to bet with him he might at.
tain the desired amount. lie entered
saloon kept by an Irshman, told him
his plight, saying he wanted to make a
bet. "All right" said the hartende.,
who had just purchased ham, ".ll bet
you Sl.5O that you can't carry this him
across the street and back without lay
ing it down" The bet was promptly
accepted and the actor seized the ham
by the string, walked across the street
and back and laid the ham on the floor.
you've lost, said the Irishman, "you
laid it down; Lut here comes n friend of
mine and you can get even" The friend
readily bit mt the bait. He seized the
ham. walked across the street and back
and hung the ham on hook, thus win
ming the stakes. 1t is not known
whether the actor has reached his des-
tination yet.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-24

wooIan mofcrioI was bordercd Inv a
lour-inch braid of russell tint A nar.
rover hraid outIincd the draperies and
the bodice, the latter being cut away
r. reveal n full vest of white india Sill.
A large white hat was trimmed with
looniErs of conner or russnt-tinted rib-
hon. Wife olnyrs and shoes matched
the trimming Another still more ar.
tistir coginmn consisted of a cream.
white canvas cloth. strincd with alter
nate lines Of rich brown and cold color.
mo jranerias yyarn capnLt Lv footino
c,Is Of g3ld-rolorrd ribbons while
Tho noIJ-roIorol siIl, blousn smocknI
70 ti1o .IonIJnr, foll nyor a LoIt Of
Lr,wn leather in which was carelcsslv
thrust a loose bunch of black-cvci
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-24

\ common mistake, often made of
late in connection with processes OF
cheapening aluminium, is corrected by
Mr. W. Matt en- Williams. The writers
describe clay as alumina, or the oxide
aluminium, even q well-establishel
textbook on geology enumerating "alu-
nina or pure clay" among the constit-
uents of rocks, and an old dictionary
of geology stating That when clay is
quite pure and unmixed it is termed
alumina." But pure claY has more
com pleX composition. 1T is Il hydrated
silicate Of alumina, i. e., compound Of
solid water with the oxide OF silicon
and aiumina whether wet or dry has
the characteristic plastic properties of
clay. If clay were mere alumina, the
problem of making aluminium would
be materially simpiiied. "--4rkansalo
Tydrclcr.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-24

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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-24
living for Others.

No oac ileth to himself. and 10 one
3irth to himself. Nhcl We realize this
tl,t, and live in the spirit Of brotherhood,
We a,e all doing something to put an end to
war il I'll It's forms il tolnational war,
o'ial War, party and sec iarian war. No
pa.iol can live TO itself or die to itself
IL; piosi Gritty ald its decay must influence
l.Eer nations for good or evil. No nation
a. be in3cl caGcut Of other nations. No
ioly OF ipel il society, no industrial Or
professional! class, can lie independent of
Other classes. Society must rise or fall as
orc holy. Wien the poor are oppressed
Gc ri,h suffer. too. Tho contagion of
Toranco, Of immortality. of disease or
':iHlc passes into every part of social life.
We are m"L,Lcr' Of great body, sharing
is Joys Il! d sorrows.-James Freeman
tl.,. .f..
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-24
FOR TILE LADIES.
A uALF-HOUR CHAT WITH OUR
FAIR DAUGHTERS.

Tho --latest Fashions Discussed, and Su.-
gcstions Made in Relation to Becoming
Toilets-Ever Tickle Fashions Demands
and Requirements.
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.
Fashion plates are Usually cruel to
Fat women. The figures depicted are
invariably slender. The designers of
styles seem to ignore tie fact that any
woman ever grows to u greater grth
than twenty incl cs at the waist. The
consequence is that only n small per-
centaGe of thn garments conceived III
the minds of these artists are ndapf!d
to actual wear by other than a very
small minority OF our bellies. The re-
vival Of the polonaise, therefore, is a
good thing fer plump women, because
it allows tn m to wear bcComingly ar
ranged draperies.
lit is a positive fact, ;" said rrac-
teal designer OF costumes, that femi-
n;na clothes are more adaptable to con
ccaling fat than is the garb of men. To
get proof of this you have only to OBJ
serve any actress, with Il rounded fig
80, as she appears in masculine at
:,rc. Cora Tanner, who is just now
acting in Il new piece whereil for Il
short time she masqueradas as Il young
dandy, provides an exhibit in this line.
In skirts she appears to be simply
fairly plump person, but when she
gets into swallow-tail coat and
trousers her bulk seems to have GU.
riously been doubled. But you ask
me for q few general points of in5truc-
ton for stout women. ! have Il great
many of them to deal with, and in
cases when they are obadient | can
usually satisfy their desire to appear
smaller than they are. Only day or
two ago mother and daughter came
here to have designs made for several
toilets. In the course of conversation
the young Lady naivclv remarked:
There is too much of mamma, you
sec. She doesn't mind it much, nor
would /, only that we both have the
same close family resemblance. Al
though she weigh, two hundred and |
weigh precisely half rs much, oar
faces are very similar, allowing for the
difference in ages, and it must occur to
any body who thinks of it for second
that twenty years from now ] Gh1ll
very likely lie exactly of mammals
figure. Now, there is no telling how
many advantageous Offers of marriage
] lose through that fact SO | want
mamma to dress herself in way to
apparently reduce her size as much as
possible. Women who ere too stout
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-24

Tcnnys0n IN his exquisite poem, dro0Ns or a
long procession Of. lovely wOmSa of ages past;
This is I'll very wei, but the laureate would
have done the world Il greater service if he lRi
only told the women of the pr sent how they
could improve their health ana enhance their
charms. This he might easily have done by
recommending The use Of DR.. l'icrCc'S favorita
Prescription. Heath is the best fricnd of
beauty, and the innumCTabic ills to which Wo-
Eien are peculiarly subject, its worst enemies.
Long experience has proven that the health of
womankind and the "Fayoritc Prescription"
walk hand in hand, and are uscPaaI'c. Ii Is
the only medicine Tor women, sod by drug
Gi-ts. UHd', q GSiice Nt0lnptco tlpIii The man
ufacturCIS, that il will give satisfaction in
every ease, or money will he re!Endv,!. This
guarantee has been printed on IL" bottle
wrapper, and faithfully carried out for many
years.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-24

with loose fronts, the cuffs being of
open-work embroidery. The high col
lar was turned over with the same, and
fastened at the throat with two large
mother-of-pearl buttons, connected 10y
little silken cord with two tasseicd
ends, the sleeves being open and tied
together with the same. The hat
was red sailor, with broad
brim lined with white straw, and
trimmed with peoples, "blow-aways,"
and ox-eyed daisies. Far enough re-
moved from the simplicity that charac-
terizes some of the tennis costumes was
that worn by New York girl at Lcnox
the other afternoon. A skirt of white
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-24
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
Little Kate Grecnaway,

Dear iittle fodder, looking so demura,
,,, Yet flirting with thy great, fun-lovng owes,
'hou East claim upon me that's secure
wren, looking round, rs in feenCd surprisA
my lace Is shown against n breadth of hat
face that has the sweetness OF the Nav,
And adding all that beauty puts to that
havo-hate Grecnaway.
Nor would ever have thee changed n whit
Not any trailing robo for that long gown,
Nor any feathered hat to 60 with it!
Thine Is the dearest costume of the town;
en- Solomon in all his glory know
vi nothing half a" mulo and so gay
"a theso deaf dresses that belong to vol
Litt!o Kate 3reenaway
htNonah thou art no, u.u h above NV knee,
hnA trudEe about in Cinderella shoes,
IN" smallest smile is II the wOrll to me;
A sight of the fast drives away the blues
When other nIiGeIs spurn on tICu me chill.
But let them go ] care not any way
So long as thou art kind and gentle still
Dear little GsOenGway.
But what of all my awkward rhyuing, Ka.e,
And all my admiration 50 sincere
1t is Lho sharpest Irony OF fate
These words that I've confessed and written
here.
-herc are so many duplicates
That he who at your iott his heart would lay,
Could never point the out among thy mates, :
Little hnte Cfeenawuy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-24

sleep with their faces ;nl. nccks
smcar,d VIII oil. \ favorito prepare
ton for tbs purpo~e i, cold cream
prepared from tallow and cucumber
JUICE, Will is moro readily absorbed
by the ska thal ordinl"f grease, and,
perhaps, roall" 90 ID some so I'd b.
rcp}cni,hing Tie wasted sIh.rntancols
fatty tisanr. lh's coAcac,jon is not
quite SO an?Iea '!nt to u52 IS ordinary
oils, and II may no distGrb thu Stun
Ter OF the irrd wi l,Icr Of Il rarkc. or
a NAL bat rcllI, the sight OF n
eleel inE Gil cAcrlatol with even the
most dcii, = c OF cold grease should de-
Tend her agaiGst imcntai maraud-
Cr;.-ChicGGO LpIucr.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-24

On one occasion when Genera.trant
was visiting Boston, q well.known gen
tleman was entertaining him, and their
talk one day while out driving turned
upon the Hon. Charles Sumner, of
" HON the Bostonian was not an adj
mirer. After citing a number of incl
dents to show the Objectionable traits
of the lamentcd Senator, the Bos!onian
answered "And, DO you know that,
with all his conspicuous championship
of morals and humanity, he doesn't be.
lIeve in the inspiration of the Bible?'
While speaking he looked steadily at
Grant, expecting, perhaps, some OK
clamation as an evidence Of surpr Sc.
There was, however, no especial sign.
The General took log puff at lis
cigar, blew the smoke away dcliberato-
ly from his lips, and quietly remarked:
Il am not at all surprised. He didn't
write it, you know"