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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

II AT every sersLaer tk%s esa set ia
verse xare.
Tsx fell0w whe : .-szring - t~ss . sass-
saw dads 4 soesn s>xs kl-a Gag - s~< hz
h1zd a.
WEES "a nse gent wife ~szts % ga
aer hass4td out ~ the wzy Tor 1-f aB boar
sl1s senGs an Spst@Lzs - Haa sozne1a-Eg
- Der dress pocket
A exAI.ls yoanG gar ssys there q no
tratb Ia tbs SAVING Lac fz1her Zee
son sue says SIC likes TIE sea nrst r.te.
bas she cant bear tne father
II Toe care znd thought Usually devoted
70 tie wroag dong q others were seps
~ hone. there would nOt be aalf tns worry
aad troa bic there Is IL tie world
Voc n4y SPEAK" sad fond mother,
about people hzxing strength 0f mad. out
when Il comes ~ strength u dat gsi'a, nay
son william snrp&sses every boy ever
knew
AGOS6 me hslrl0oms that have lust come
into the possession u . vel Snown young
nlsn Is = conplete suit Of medisvai arrnor.
The acquisition i espeCi ally Lus>'-y, as the
possessor has jlst been, it > SAID, appointed
= league base BAL u4p4re.
- 50, De. pzLLET - dezdf Yes He
was "a ornament 70 bis profession. lie has
saved = great many lives" 4" Why, 1 d1dn't
know that DC aad any practice 70 speak of. +"
de h21n't lie saved lives Ia another
way" How was tnAti' By dying 50
young"
A MAN named Stone exclaimed ia tsv-
EN-. ~Ill bet dollar I have the hardest
uaIne IN the company" Donem s@id ore
OF the company. What Is YOU. uaInel'
Stone" cried tho frst Hand me the
rouey," said the other. Ny name Is
Harder
IEfsH woman 60 Chinaman Ia strcet-carl
-" Shove yersih feminist tho carnor wld
yer blue shirt, ond give leddy ohence
10 se, down, bad cess 20 yezw Chinaman-
Vow Irish Woman" Can't yer talk
English, ye yal,er haytheni" Chinsmsn-
IF couldn't talkee English muchee bettle
old Ilish woman, yep, shootee my gland
nothlcr'
MKs. B.-"My dear, you came too late last
night, and you talked in your sleep Mr..
b" Did I, What did I say,' Mrs. B.
" 1t sounded Ike ante-up jackpot Mr..
y. with admirable presence Of mindl-
"Yes, my dear, had been discussing Vois-
puL with Jones. The expression which es-
capped me IN my sleep means GOD o.css our
home -
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
GOSSIP OF The STAGE.


Colonel McCauu has booked time at the
Chicago Opera-HOuse for the next three
years rl efe
Yso.a Allen VIII be the leading lady at the
Boston Museum next season, vice Miss
Evesson-
The great Mexican National Band viii
p ay at the Haymarket Theater in Chicago
tho week Of the Republican convention.
William Daily, the wcll-known stage di-
rector OF New York, Will be the stage man
ager Of the Crystal Slipper" Company.
Charles Il Jackson, the comedian of Jen-
ME Yearnan's company, is q nephew OF the
distinguished comedian, Joseph Jefferson.
4" Wellington" :" biography of the famous
actress by Adgusnn DAILY. Is announced for
Publication by Mr. J. w. Bouton, OF New
York.
Robson < Crane close their season in Chi
csgo the last week IN Nav. and Will then 90
20 Cohasset, Mass. where they will spend
the sumner.
Mr. John Russell, the manager Of Natu-
raj Gas," has secured new comedy cnti-
tied ''The Blizzard" he says il is only
for winter towns.
Bdly Emerson. the most artistic de-
joined McNish. johnson and Slavin,s mn
s-rels az Memphis, Tenn
Mr.. Frank L. Perley has been made as
soCzate manager. with Mr. ". a. Morton, of
the Columbia Thcater II Chicago. Both
are yOung men. ambitious and energetic
Ia Mr. Cilbert's new theater ia London.
instead Of footlights there VIII be a row OF
sieCtric lights lining the inside Of tho pros
eenNn OF. both sides and across the top
Tho date % the next Booth Barrett en-
Eacement at the Chicago Opera House is
October 1. The profits q the company this
season are SAID 70 reach nearly $4,000.
Mr. Henry " Pitt. a p-ouineut member
u the Madison square Tbeatcr Company,
h1s been en- gagged "a next seasons acting
and stag manager az the Boston Museum
Paul Kauvar" By Nr Steele Mackaye,
has teen booked FOR Hooley's in Chicago IN
the spring Mr Miner paid $1,000 for this
play. and says n VIII be the most expensive
organization hs ever managed Mr.
Mac<aye VIII ia al probability play The title
roe here
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
SEASIDE DRIFT.

DURING the last sixteen years 5000 SAIL
ors on British ships have been lost at sea.
The latest torpedo boat will be four hun
dred feet long. twenty-three feet beam and
Of twenty-six knots speed.
ATLANTIC steamships are still encounter
ing logs from the great raft which was
broken in pieces about two and half months
ago.
SIR ANDREW CLARK recently appealed for
subscriptions 10 aid the Mission to Deep
Sea Fishermen, and gentleman has just
given 81 600 to complete the cruising hospital
ship.
DURING 1857 twenty torpedo-boats We're
added TO the British navy, making total Of
eighty frst-class and sixty-three second
class. During the coming year six first
class and ten second-class VIII be ordered
Ma WArsoS, the designer of the Scotch
Thistle, Las completed the design of cut
ter similar TO the Thistle, but to be built of
composite instead of steel. He has also fin
ished the design Of a steel yacht, which VIII
have centerboard.
WHEN vessels or-fimbers sink 10 great
depths in the ocean, the pressure is so great
that the water is b. this means forced into
the pores, aud the wood becomes too heavy
10 rise again. II is the fact Of this same
pressure that makes it possible for divers
to descend TO any great depth
The French Transatlantic Steamship
Company has furnished its large feet with
complete apparatus for dropping OIL on the
waves" during bad weather. The company
states that it only adopted the use Of oil
after repeated trials in bad weather inva-
riably followed by success.
MR. VANDERBILT wishes the machinery Of
his yacht lubricated with castor oil, so he
paid $1,000 for lot OF it when touched at
Palermo Lound for Egypt. The discipline
sn his ship is as rigid as on man 'of-war,
and his order that all woodwork shall be
daily Furnished with chaInois skin makes
his crew tired.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
ssrono OUR eoRpeaa

Tn Auersez- system q ere department
si4rzas = % * iuSroducea nto TIE Aexlo~s
capital
FsAscs hss loers b.rrisers ssd a large
AMY ef DeFsous wte gie@n 3 living thEo1ss
The ne.slaa q the 0oarts = ylstcs.
TsxKs = painting q Ni.xsr. Falls "a
Loa2oD, IA : pzn9r41a neaFiy f0ar h0n4roa
feeE IL e.rc1aalereag~ by f-.l1pFelesnx-
Tax shesrs of tns CAnrea q Eugllns In
cluds ID. .0oe voluntary ard 1900 p2ld Usle
singers. All 81 oOo voluntary snS :. 10 p.id
fer2-e singers
WoaES desiring 70 enter The London
Socletg u L4dy Dressmaksas have - fur
nish testimonials II thelr kocl4l posllloa
- web 2s of ch@r-,ter.
STATISTICS appear % sifv that IN Er-
gland doEnestic SER ants aEs growing cola-
parztively feWer IL 1881 faere were !, ,Oo0,-
Goo, but u lsss there are 1Oo9 only.
1as Cansdlans are sslt.slng the sabiec;
OF deepening the ST. Lawrence river ALI
canals Il would take many years ana
u1uch money ID remove the shoals, eus nayi-
gsl-on wOald Be Increased
Tax use Of gas stoves aud gas engines
seems 70 grow rapidly IA England The
chief london gas company, according %
recent II atc- sCto A-- N-N<@ oF~s - a~-@NN
Plies Gas Tor l,3Fo engine.
CoUSr O1UxA. tho uew japanese Minister
Tor Foreign Affairs, Is excepting Prince
Sauio. the Chancellor, the 5nly man holding
high once IA the empire who has never
travelled abroad and speaks 10 foreign
tongue.
A ExPonr from the United State COnsal-
General IN Egypt says that the number Of
American yisi1ors 70 that country Increased
from twelve in the winter OF 1854 10 200
during the past winter, snd estimates that
the Americans trayehug>there last winter
left about 81, 10000 in the country.
THE great Eiifel tower now building in
Paris has reached the summit OF IT'S founds-
ton, height of 40 feet The tower itself
will risa $50 feet higher. The grand area
OF the structure win be Che area Of city
blosk This phenomenal monument of iron
will cost between l00)00o0 and 1900, 600
francs, and France is asking: "Wili IL pay"
Sony years ago Miss Siragg was attacked
when travelling alone on an English rail-
road. and the public Immediately demanded
compartments for ladies only" aud they
were introduced. Experience shows that the
women will none Of then. One road reports
that less than l50 women occupied places
out OF 100 set apart for them, whilo during
the same period over 5000 women occupied
seats ia smoking compartments. They will
not leave the men alone, and the latter say
| they are much inconvenienced.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
mONeARS "
Robert H2nteiis' Nsw Fisv-A Drama OF
ths Dsys or ths first S3poi-ea.

Robert M2atsils' Ssw Fisy--A Drssaz OF
ths Dsys or me first S8poisea.
aonbars. Robert M4ntels' new play,
IS an a1epiatlon from the French Of Il En-
merry. DY Louis Nathzi. the author Of : A
Prisoner for Life and other weli-kn0wn
plays. M9ubars Is q man II the people un-
der the FIRST S4DoleG4 who saves TIC lfe
of Dame, the daughter Of a. arlstocrat,
with whom be falls IL love and thinking
thai his feelings are reciprocstsd he pro-
poses Tor her hand, and she, 70 save her
fa-her from poverty and out OF sense Of
gratitude, accepts him
There is hasty marriage, after which
they leave FOR Monbsrs' home. Overtaken
b. astorm they seek shelter in al inn where
louis, the man Diaae loves, Is lyiag sick
Here meeting takes place between them,
amer which the husband learns that his wife
hsA sold herself ~ him and loves anoth-
CT, Nh ose name she viii not diyulge, but
upon whom he sweass 10 be avenged.
Arriving at 81 Malo, their future home,
husband and wife live - strangers 10 each
Othcr Here are introduced several new
naracters--Laurent. whom Monbars be-
hcves = trustworthy friend, and Jeanne,
his wife. This worthy couple. who inag
med that Monbars was controlled entirely
by them, are highly displeased at his mar
ri4ge, Tor thereby his enormous wealth will
eventually pass from them and their son 10
WHOM AZ one time Moobars said be would
beCuc2th 10.
Laurent, seeing that husband and wife
arc at variance with each other, begins
Plotting mischief, first, he further
estranges them, and then, Ike Othello's
ancient. ne ills his masters ears with q
wel-told tale OF falsehood. and, at length,
prevails on Monbars 20 make a will, where
b.. IN case be dies before his wife, his
estate VIII pass 10 Laurent's son, This be-
ing successfully accomplished. he intro
duces a slow poison into the food OF Mon
bars, and manages To fasten the suspicion
on Diane. the wife. The complications
reach climax IN discovery by Monbars
% his friends perlidy and their duel 70 tho
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

The tuasng . srsetea by moving the
s1ng1e oack aaa forth. also BY op~aiRg OF
siosiDs the tips bY fz~ trials position
81 the laoztn wl.i os fou4d winch vil cause
n - respoud ~ tho sos1L.d u tAs 5ell ana at
e. al eliicient reson4s1r
A Jews harp aaaY DC asSd ia connection
nth the uoiita as a r-sonatOr Ia tnls eE-
ample the reed ~ tna harp = mads - yield
VARSITY u tooes, dspsndens oR t1s a. inst-
saent Of ths noazh - ne force Of ms
breath The fz.iaaniental note Of the reed
Is he ciosest and beat, and always distinctly
hearri The forced ogefturss ars less salts
factory, ou- suffice tor pLay ~ tanes that ara
rer-3xatzatls
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
At THE MAMMOTH

stock as varied IN assortment OF styles, quail
ties aud novelties is earrlei by any Exclusive
Hat House. al a. prices Tar below what any
dealer IN this line afford 10 sell them We
aim 10 maintain IN this department the sane
high standing that has made name famous
throughout Western and Northern Michigan as
Clothiers
We are Sole Agents tor the world renownei
MILLER HAT which is acknow lodged by a,h-
ION leaders to be the proper caler and iai
superior in style, quality and finish TO the huoX,
Dunlap or any other make. Step in and look
them over. We showing the lightest best
nd finest Silk BAT in the market
We display unpareel line OF Dsrbys Soft
Hats, Crush and Straw goods for Men. Boys and
Children. For any kDd OF a Hat call al
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
oUcKLEN's AKsIcA sALvE.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter Chspped Hands. Chiiblsins,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no paw required. lt
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents PER box.
For sale by Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
DiYision-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

GEa psrs<n2lzzlA< - A5 Measure upon
AE, EC egl4- - -, sz1 froG tzs posnE { as
a csEtsr drss 10 quarter szrcis n, ~alcn
4 - &c aivsa~e tsse Arrs sf Is dsxs. ecu-
Ensneing a. q 1hraxn sn~s divisions
cTa~ 10 liass ca. cb, &c. q. &C.. saas thsn
fron A 1rs~ - k1s p>ssnx sAroagh
a b. q 4 ssc -kleh siil % yhs
assar las wb-rs rbs stzdo. wia
EalL La o1 CO &C ne points
ia. Eb. -. Ia saaal 10 Ea -. kg, Ed,
add aTa~ tie ko1F Lac from a sllrolgs TEEN
Ia t1s sanse Say Il sao4la - aolsd tAat ghs
~ a'clo-k has 5 a perpsna1eE.Ar = AB
afasa tarOu..h A. Tia Poins ~ ~bleh ths
VII o'cicck ltsss - drawa : nos sh0sn IN the
diagram, for l2ck q roo1. bu< II fo1E45
is Ia sors1s naaanef a. ths otbers-by ex-
BenA.lIsk ths Lns IA. ard extending ths
l4sef d0ttsd hae frox. q tll a iHIsrsects
Fae hoar hnes bsfors VI IA fhs morning
aad after = ! IA shs sfr-fsoon are q eontIna-
alton ~ tbs ltaas oa tas opposite side Of A
thus. ths koaF Inc 10 tia moxning :
found - sxtefsalag las hour hne for the
aftsraoon tLroush tie point A The styls
ahieh . "a cast ans shadow - Il the shape OF
a.. triangle EAs, vita the ssas Ar ~birh
cs,sts tss sh4dos. prolonged to any nsenl-
eat lsazth &. u1s1 - placed upright o.
.1s a. Il ths d-rsctlon * the lns A -
To ~ tAs dial Ia position, e fs oniy neces
sary - place II a. noon tluss 20 thai too
shadoH u tie style falls along Tho XII hLs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

<rN DAT ~ FAST CONSTRUCTION.
The method ~ drawing The hour lines, says
th- authority referred 20. IL as follows.
rss@ pi~c- n v~ood OF psSteecsra of any
convenient size. and draw upon it ths line
AZ. ~aich vii he she nson or XII o'clock
Ane upon the dial Then make ths angle
BAR. which must equal the latitude of ths
tocsitv At Roston this would - about
a. Is dexs From any poirIt upcn AR. ss =.
draw Sc nerpsndicular @ AR. snd st r drsw
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

A simple snn dial can - easily made ont
~ wood or pasceboard says Popuisr Science
News. which may be placed out OF doors in
sny convsnieut place, or upon tho window
SIT ~ a room with a southern sxposurs. and
vii indicate the solar time as accurately "a
the more expensive stocs CT metal dialS
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
Brinkerhoff System

OF Fecsl Tressreni arc Nfdicsfien Cures
Pu.ES MiIFOfI PAIN. l.GATIEh
kNlfEDf tAIFEkf
sQ0 fCR FAfIrRE fu tlkE
Cutx al 4 Fnus ~ ~ ectsi sno t'eAit9 fish1y
cisssses sf0oIg gtbsn FlsIuA. issafe. no. sfs
ifErltuss &c sTietuFe "a fitciio'tsik = -
crFas kef Ia tlc~rafio0, TIE esuse - fistuis
fihsufe. -.ifc6lug file~" ant toosunl Iiion sore
he's acres tne hack, iOW Gown constipation &c
G Ebts cull heavy Tel1s ~ burning IA the
feciunl blood o. pgls GA stool pain ta slotpsen ~
r fomen and fioafiug and general proetailon
VAN ,oal. send snf 81 paEe ook OF testimonials
fsts 10 the reIresel. atiSe OF this sySisu.
DR.. w. Il. CHRISTOPHER.
Permanently located a. - Monroe street
fN loolt ca b builoiEgl once hOUns a. 10
=. L.. Csly. except Wednesday ana 1hur.dey
Suudsy. . 10 p. u 1sAe elevator ~ koom 5s
sEc 40. Consultation 1iee
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
A SURPRISE

To US is the magnitude of business done in our
Hat DEPARTMENT When we insuguTated
this department We had no idea that sneh basi-
ness as we are doing could ne built up Ia SO short
time 1t Is equally As much Of surprise 10
our patrons as 10 ourselves, inasmnch as they
always find ia tins department
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-10
From Stuttgart. Ark.

Real estate, in the vicinity of this thriving point on Grand Prairie, in Arkansas Go. Ark, has been very active during the past few weeks. MT. T. H. Leslie, secretary of the Grand Prairie Real Estate Exchange, writes February 26, as follows to THE TRAvELER: "Mr. Wren, of Missouri, has just purchased twelve lots of ground, and MT. Webb, of Illinois, twenty-four lots from the exchange's addition to. the town, upon which these gentlemen will soon erect resi- dences for themselves and build a number of houses to rent. Dr. Porter has bought the beautiful Malaby res idence with seven acres of land, Mir. Malaby purchasing the Bortfeldt property. Dr. Barnes has bought the beautiful cottage of c. c. She'll. MT. Swan of Iowa, has bought five acres for residedce and garden. MT. .LenhaMl of Illinois, has bought ground for a residence. MT. Gunter bought cor ner lot on Main street for business block. To mention the sales of land to farmers and horticulturists would be too tedious. Home- seekers come on every train. Twenty seven arrived last night. Business is brisk and every one is happy. An Illinois man seeing your fruit garden advertise ment wanted to subscribe for seven copies of THE ARKANsAw TRAVELLER on the spot. He had seen the land and wanted seven acres. The people here were much pleased with your Stuttgart illustrations. By the bye, MT. J. J. Thomas, who photographed the views for your cuts, has located at Stuttgart permanently"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-10
AN UNSEEN FRIEND.
BY LucIEN ARNOLp.

Strange that the heart should throb and cheek should glow
 At mention of a strangers name; that face Of one unseen should smile with tender grace
 On me, and should smile again, and grow Each day to give the unknown one place More queenly still 'mong daughters of our race
 That one have not met should thus DestoW On me n sweeter gift than anyone know And yet is it so strange? Or do veal Who love-love not the one who bears the name =, That is so sweet! but in rapt worship fall Before an idol which Is not the same A)phantom rising at our loves fond call Out of the heart winch feeds it's altar namel
 -Peterson's Mdgdztne.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-10
every prize once drawn has been fully

every prize once drawn has been fully and promptly cashed.
 Many bankers and merchants have been numbered among "the lucky ones," but fortune has often favored the poor and hard working portion of the population. Thus, at a recent drawing ot this lottery, a "combine" of twenty-two car-drivers on the Lombard Street Railroad, Philadel- phia, drew and divided prize of $15,0O0 cash.
 But with the single exception of this Louisiana State Lottery, all lot teries, which once constituted so i'm portant, and, on the whole, profitable feature of life in the United States, are practically wiped out-legally oblit- erated.-Neac Fork Sunday Mercury, Jun. I.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-10

Are you going to Chicago via Cin- cinnati or Louisvillep Ii SO, buy your ticket by the Monon" route. It is the daisy line. between the Ohio river cities and Chicago.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-10
CURIOSITIES OF THE LOTTERYE.

Odd Bits of Human Nature--How Ben jamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson Advocated and Aided the Lottery Busi ness---Bunker Hill Monument and Christ Church Bells--A Lottery or a Bible Society--A Singular Bit of So- cial History.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-10

Old MT. Bently-"I hear that the Cadwaladers pay thousand dollars a year for their pew in the church of the Holy St. Swell"
 Old Mrs. Bently-"Gcodness- they must be very religious folks, Puck.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-10
TAKE THE IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE,

M. q. 116sa.: t4s nesta = e.d x.sa Q9..scsae.s zninas KxH0 tnfnst stsr CAicago, Czncinnsa, ,LSs- .yil1S IaAsnapells. C1syslaa1, 6ssEat. Bs1Ale sn Rsinc1pal 1ase9a citesL yesy low rS3es to ai @.lMgnle De!n6. Only one change q oAsa to eAs xn1Mc1Dqo. 0111d txn1nn to 0a1vanoon. Houu101 ps!nas. lLt WQssh. e.a Antoaio aad sn Tsxas 0o9 Only routo e Hee 0pE1nGD, Axk. Tor tick se1. saeaplHg CT bsEths an6 fuft8sr informafion a1Rly . eo1lanyA nsars1s agonk
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-10
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-03-10

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