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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-06

Lincoln Land Co., fee simple 80 4"
Mel arland fee simple. 49,. 10 4"
Total. ..............18 $50
VIM. Simpson is to make a dOna-
ton of some kind, but does not know
exactly what.
The $50 acres of land when laid off
will be valued at $500 per acre, which
makes a total donation of $4,000;
and it is safe to say that it will be
made to equal 100000 before the
building is commenced.
Phillipsburg's proposition was as
follows all pledged in writing:
A warranty deed to the sw / 27-3-I8,
donated by r. r. Co., 100 acres.
81 sci ne 28-3-18, donated by. H
Finch, 20 acres.
Nw4 SCI 34-3-18, donated by Sam
uel PlOtner, 40 acres.
Sci Of ne 26-3-18, a half interest
by James Woods, 20 acres.
Total $40 acres.
Also 13 lots 5Ox14O feet,:in Phillips
burg, donated by various persons.
Valuing the land at the same it is
valued in Norton the land donation
would amount to $12OOOO Lots at
$500. each, $780,
Besides the above there were cash
subscriptions to the amount of $780,,
scholarship subscriptions 81, 500, max
ing a grand total of $124, 500, or $34,-
800 more than was offered by Norton,
not counting the mere verbal promise
that ''Wm. Simpson is to make a do
nation of some kind
1t is proper to remark right here
that Phillipsburg feels that there was
some sharp practice in this locating
business" At the District meeting
held at Phillipsburg last month il
was decided that all competing points
should submit their propositions in
writing sealed up, to be opened al
Smith Center June rs, and the col
lege should be located at that point
making the best offer at that time
Now Norton had no proposition be
fore the committee at Smith Center
and was it not a clear breach of gOoC
faith on the part of the committee
after they read the various PROPOSE
tiOns, to then go out and visit a tow
which had no proposition before
them, and allow that town to put IL
an offer and partly verbal one al
that, in order to have an excuse fol-
their strange action? The HERALI
but expresses the general sentiment
Of the public when it says there is the
best of foundation for the belief thai
Phillipsburg, and in fact other com.
peting towns were trifed with, an6
that the action of the committee in de.
Gliding on the college location, was
not open and fair.
In the above calculate we rate
the land at $500 per acre, not that ii
is worth that, but because Norton
values its land at that price and Phil.
lipsburg's real estate is as valuable
as NOrtOn's.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-06
Letter List.

Following is a list of letters remain
ing in the pOstOfice at Phillipsburg
Kan. for the month ending June 80,
1888. unclaimed
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-06

Now let the Union Labor people
and the anti-mOnopolists join in with
the Republicans and assist in elect
ing that ticket, and help to displace
the monOpOhstic, Wall-street, free
trade Democracy. The Republicans
nave planted themselves on an anti
monopoly, progressive, platform, and
have nominated Gen. Harrison, a pro
gresslve man, and the Union Laborites
Will be helping on the cause ofreform
by assisting the Republicans at the
November election.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-06

In this HERALD we print in full the
National Republican platform. We
advise all our readers to give it a
careful Perusal. It is a great docu-
ment 1t speaks with no uncertain
sound against trusts, monopolies and
other evils and in favor of education.
Ialr elections and temperance. 1t is
lar IN advance of any platform ever
before adopted by this great party.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-06

Chas Collins 3 Miss NJ 3 Hutchins
Harrison Collins Mrs Salley Jones
Jacob Gable James P. Kelley
VIM Baker w H Krans
Henry Byers Z W McAuley
r F Coats wv MOniOe
Mrs @ AttIeberg Clark Patterson
w @ Mcdonald Charles Pierce
L Fitzgerald VIM Penprase
Samuel Foster George Veader
o H GOOdseIl A b RYAN 3
Hiram o. GOOdselI E L Stanley
John GourIey Archie H Wherry
G. Ct Hoffman Edna Gibson
AID HOllins j w Young
Mrs Plezie Tucker J @ Sherman
Miss b Q Trice Frances S Broug
Green Turnba Mrs Geo Melen
w I Thomas
POSTAL CARDS.
Elmer Caldwell
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-06

Gen Sheridan is slowly improving.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-06

The temperance plank in the Re
publican platform IS a grand stride
forward in the right direction. Gen.
Harrison was strongly in favor Of its
adoption
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-06
STR GEYDE!

This beautiful Draft Stallion will stand for the
season of 1888 as follows: At Hempler's barn ,
near Stuttgart, on Monday and Tuesday; at home
~ ednesday, Thursday and Friday; at Hedge e
apr. D. i'm j. W. MANSON.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-06

The Christian College ARair--Nor-
ton and Phi1lFpsburg's Prop
ositlons.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
Erasn GrO-TH.

What Is called ''llead product" says La
Nature, may be fairly regarded IS represent
ing tho average brain volumes II is OBJ
tanned By multiplying tho maximum length
Of tho head By rs maximum breadth and lis
maximum height above certain plane. This
result represents the contents OF rectangu-
lar box that would just ht over TIE head.
This is only rudeiy proportional TO the brain
mass in individuals, but would be closely
proportional 10 IL ia the average Of many
cases Mr.. Francis Salton makes an interest
ing report on measurements Of the heads Of
Cambridge England students, from which
the following conclusions have been deducted:
o. that while, in The popuiation at largo,
brain growth ceases after the age Of nine
teen, this IS not true Of university studeuts;
c. that men who obtain high honoTs have
considerably larger brains at nineteen years
than those who DO not: % that this predomi-
nance is reduced 20 about half ITS extent at
the age Of twenty five, tho brain Of tho high
bonorn man increases by about three per
cent. that Of tho ''poim msn b. about six
per cont IN this perod; 81 that Of the high
honor" men are presumably q class both more
prccocious aad more gifted than ths others
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

rrr,i. r-vserv.l< srseo1 bri7-s u-ucl ka7i
1cr< r' fss t1i;se.aer~r. 80 tho vis- woman
vli net g.. to put up a good supply. flr
therc arr lnurs -sron a jar RI, nl-s fl1lsr is /,
"~e1d ~ roe t~s<suo-tnv hors~-
kte-er Who hlr frfel the rever r,etsod 4
ftirg c~t-o1 ea--i7. over "a jar prcnouRo
g. r. ac- iek ff 'ees Ste s3Fs.
Teuasoes SD snail fru.-s - douc -
TeA Lae sr.g tAing tlss .sF5 was soCse
s1-c~i -rtel s-F.s, and Us, loose cn~er
- k- a1't ors ve-.1 lave gre 1rvcd then
ef'ri.T SEA Nets.r- equals a god ssif-
7eil ~ itr Hrt th~s- Jars ara nos sii TER
fec- fbrrefert pxs1nne sach one ~a-cfr'iv
5ni 80 "a, -natrr ard top it 81 "a e seal
;z- .1r hernefle4lg II tarv havc hcrn uzsd
befers. s-1rr tha f7p CIT clean. u tnc rings
sr. tnrterel CT sp'.t l5 wil pay e. hey now,
~ ~1st hut fsw ccafs T ~ ciI fash OF 4
wa ~ sraisr- 'T'th v'ar u v-rv teifors. and
I lld b isss trisrv9rt1v tsaa 80 patent
jarx
,'r,.e easirs rav 20 p1t up most fruits. -
rs~car tsrrfe1. - o. Geek lhcm ia tde a..
aui ncar ,cuses-rrs-e ~ ny a~1-zfn-arca
ar aizsrfag tte cid r-~~~Ss In fa-or Z
taS lae rrut E. rucfs 0erfe-. ~ fern nd
csr rtel rass ~1o- -.sL rraks rrr-lrA
~srTiaE 80 smclls - su-sr srr0r-i X ~
tte rcIt-~ rf ..e ft.t aai cicar IS uisa
v ~ e-r titer r~ -ho ,rrit into
tte 81 il tnt..e nc-e th-a l.aIf W.
vt "a s7rr7 ard r'eca rhe jtr IL a 'Ectt =
az t,t sr On ffr t-ttsrn ~ ~ is s-r1~ er
several tsf ses~--s ~ c1sr~s E.tche- ---~e,-
icr r-ea 6 uith rct5 vatsr ri, ~ tte neck
cl 80 f,r. screws tea cover ca l'oscir srd
t-i Wien done rrnovs ths i-r sisn ia
wr---. s~rw - the cover sra e. Ia far
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
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Esa $50 sasz - a4As "A C-l4-
Wee t1kes ffosls a-lsro eas4as, q = ~
hssea - aa-ey E4y1l1izzx eFsSe-es f@rer-
a1ly T. ~sS5sg s~ss ese nae-s sa~feesf
caripg - iseerssls - res,ozs aao tssors
peFzLal=. q - = aals s,i-uc0ta tars lrarr fts
ueQaasrszs r1ss ch0-s-s s - slaea es.tsr
os11i-isa - rscsiss fso3 s-l caaYsss Is i4-o
soluble cor peacls
T1s aa-s-~llAitsu q reucus 3 srsois.-y
Wei mzrke- u Us 49,. ~Ae- - go
u e ~@-1 ar cossrea ai,1 tai-- ttn--i<s-s
Aysg foo4 ealerlg tas sto2ssa 81 ts1is
t<1s ll oeceAls cSF.ret sl-E fAls ie2Aei-s'sS
co4ung. ~sles for t.eas pEoesets &c frosn
tss &et-on ef the gzstrse f-rasntE AID - -
tc-cs dises-ion Tts tpsuisr oourrActsd
st0a&ca, VITA rs Pceksrse aiu'-is HANG
sss vsscai cortents. Ualsazi cQndition ~
tas morning before 1Fes tzs-. Is ro, sfit-eia
= FeoeiYs fos- A cl1ss q wAieg ~-soss
eat ths IUucaz. parJy d-s.srs4s TIE stomach.
wees u2 psTist1is-s zlld EEeFs@res IL 49,
naoslEATJ eaz2l for t2s luprnlns neal Ak
erciSe before parlzking of rseal stiz-silAa'eS
tas circulation II tas blood sea Facilitates
tie Gov ~ blood thr0ugA tae Vesssss
Aooo-dias - Dz Lea. wAo hes nads this
sabsect . sascizl study, oold water should 10
given 20 rersoa< VIA have s-iae- -ent vitality
To react, ard hct water - tao osaer& Ia
chronic gastric cataTFh Il l. extremely beae-
hcizi - dr,nk warm - ho< water before
ns@als, and SIT 10 said e. mast CASES - sei
~ tAs geVd sffsc. producsd
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
Surrounding. of n rssurnas.o Patient.

The surroundings OF 9 patient suffering
from rheumatism are 4 matter OF 10 little
Importance The Eostsn JoaTnal OF Health
says:
"Free ventilation sheuld be secured. but
without draughts, and the temperature kept
betweea os ard 20 degs- Fab. TIE pa
tent should be clothed N faouel and lie be-
tween woolen blankets Kss covering should
be light. An excess q besiclethiny viii add
to she pain in the fniiausea Joints and IN
necessarily ipcresse the sweating. It should
be studied effort 20 spsrs him any painful
movements possible and every nDiristration
should be gantieness itssH Milk, with self
zcr water or lime water. pTeemine1tly meets
tEe requirements as tho principal article If
diet during the active period of the disease.
II this proves insufficient, or Is not well
borne, then other light and concentrated food
can be administered. Some authorities in
sist that ANIMAL food asd alcshol are contra
indicated during the height Of TIE fever. The
latter should certainly DO prohibited. as a
rule, but the patients Diet need not be so
much restricted IS in other highly febrile
disorders Those who aEs habitnased 70 ths
use OF stimulanps should net be entirely de-
priyed Of them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
= Glitter Error.

4 long haired man. with look II uuut-
ter5bie yezrainy In his deep set eyes. stolo
irto the vel filed auditorium and took a
sea- IN TIE rear pew. lie listened 10 the
speaker with the closest stteztion. aud
seemed 70 derive the most intense eDjoy-
ment from words which were inconpre.
hersioie 70 the majority of the audience.
Ever and anon. and sometimes even
oftener he would give utterance 70 deep
Sigh. and occasionally he would nod his
head in token OF emphatic appreciation.
Magnificent sublimsl" he was heard
10 murmur
You understand him sirf" inquired
the man next the long haired stranger.
Perfectly, perfectly. Did you ever
hesr anything moro
But | cant understand q word he
says.
'Indeedi You are to BE- pitied. All.
this seems ike home. fOu see. | arrived
IL New York only an hour ago. and hap
pening TO hear of this meeting came here
A. once
1t is not possible tina; you are China
man
A Chins>.n' What DO you mean, sir4
I fsm from Boston
From Boston. eh' How is It that YOU
understand ChinessF'
Il don't understand Chinese. sir. What
do you 1eanf
Way. the nan Who is speaking is .
missionary Who has Jest returned fron
Hong Ksng and h is exhibiting his pro
fciency IN tho Chinese lsu yusce by read
isg CHAPTER IN the Bi5s in that tongue. =
The Bostoaisn's face Valed
Way. h- gasped. isn't this Brevn-
inz cla6f'
Certainly rot
"Aad isz't he reading one of tbs great
mas 81 -
Great Scott 10 The Browning cizbs
"a tse next hssck
Thsa the sad eTei nan ron Boston
arose and st.gz~rrd thene- a hopeless.
dcspssriuS look r. his fathomless orbs. -
Tins.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

fsey "a zz-le1 TarFcgyPes. 4sstes Fpss.
- 11rsFEszs. but l4sg "a a. - l..1 -
I-s ans a-etz,d LIS a.a14od - sgRlYirg
pksesxr4psY - tss rrFpose. y sngrzvlag
T-ey 49,. i14 t.-t. f~pruauc1.o<s "a F-gt--
saxr.stax II Ess cesf &C. csst ie41 al 10
az1ss sos,- - Lag .-.1.l n sa so ssiazs
All e-liass fhsF krs II ials.lsilsE ssze.
ia zIl1sYpzs aazaslriak wi-ea Hllaated
ta.rtF .aalas - r.. anG s1as 4eprex-
i.511illg - tsss aias@Estoss - tas sslsvsviDEs
Esa-iI t1aT eoPs tbss sfs sA0~y. Elective,
al ~ asa t1s ialg slgs cf tie ~oT4sssop,
~-e4i g. lV llsY aFs ia ~ seLss botcLs1
% bs4l-s.l.A f--sy -Es 4llis a dA-x.rsssE tag
fnCl4 tae Ossrl-lAn nl-sgrzgEs u aar e1l-a-
k1af l1oss nz.yo stfe18pfs So arr - wk.e1
tao ilss gsnar4liaa q oont.1eutzl oonsrs~
Lans ssr-s used - iElpo-s upGl ~ ansopL-s-
t-l4-ed sor4A Iaess lblnss 40 a. L1s -
ssT1s tAsy eosi1tsrfsls a. rLa s..a ali tie
prsnt48y pEzs 1an HAAS f1e1A
Daf.lg ne uass lrn "a aflecn years. that IS
to ~. slaes tl-s rscsas sIsas aeTs.ap.sasas Il
'-proofssesf Eas sa-lbi1l Aussricaa ~ 10 .saers
- 1estrOY tas American demand for t1s
trst hani wor.s 4 European artists, their
rsmgaerasion bas fallen - great extent
fiftseu years ago Il wAs quite a conmon
- hs - 4 a t-olsaad pounds - uezzo-
Els plltz. f1T E1s putiss4sF sa0 ccfBuls-
sio1s1 hlRl kss~ thai tasrs were a s-fieieur
nu8aDsf q buyers Ia Earops and America,
taken together. - usasks such "A outlay 70
s1ansrsaVs Il Is nOs asserted tkas there are
90 loaxsr ulsa VITO can command a similar
price. bus tAsy ars 80 fsw that their exit
sncs aarciY mak-s = d-fferencs IN the qnes-
ton. Ia tas case u one or two Engiishncn.
aai ons ~ two French or Dutch etehers. II
b st.u possible "a ths publishers 70 give
taess heaVy eammlaloDs F2shion s-ill
points that va, aud ~tis tbs fashion lasts
t1eae men can be employed bot in the case
Of ire ..reas a.al lorsty. even II distinguished
sarraVers, tho demand for she.r work Is la
mentally les than u Vas. not from any
fa.lr Il appreciation OK ths part OF the
pubic, uos from any failure Of power on the
part o. TIE engrayers, bat simply because
TIE returns sro iess thar they usei TO b, and
.e~ almost exclusively o. tne American Sids.
.-tsra-ara
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
sFOUAO THE HOUSE
ssH go sess fxtsEasissfsr 81 asrAs
.'oee@sfsasf t.rlss Dizasaea shspsa
Ead 5sssza ssfsssf alsg a sa.41
ffsssrsias Fs4Ef.

0oca f.ailssze-rszz. Et-k etssF s-,gTes-fo-s
r. 11eT FsTE llFlag tla s,--al.sr. ea4-s a.
te-.fl1as - ga E.s1s.- Tsan a.. sfress s.sien
. ss1.1 lslg ~ afse-tF lar .ae 1esz parts
fIstl eai E..S ssll-e s.i lrssF.s l.ls p-1css
slz ~ as sge-l.s 80 .....i.4s 1e.rs a4cn
csse. j8il az Flf4 s.s.4 =iFa. 81 8. .111 ~
= cc1rse * eo.U a ssfF rslefui sIs
sas nate ..7-a a. 80 ,@si4.-.t seeded s4i-
ios s.< aE- t.s.l lF1s4 ola s1acn tEs
o~1eg La-l .1zr-el slsl sss ssls 40
ulf.fr4...g ssiasaaal -.e- "a aEes, glt-
LHi alta mar--lg -l1 a1 lae1 E1z2
rso-in-4 si-s sr - ~ Ts-eI rel. sl-.-a a.a
exeielt ari4aaef ra1e. aal ere Iartle-iiltr.Y
1ee A1aI VIA q houeFrr-la 4lllr = Ca
go af .ae.e asa antlarAef pillow casss
bsafiHg = design 80 . l.oEto go 5si = ai~ays
dlss.ssl all tl-r,s s 81 81 sssslty tsr 'shauls
e cl.is ler.ass GO "a. sela or hs,naaalck
rl-ops are -aaEa DER tlas viziia Aeep,-
-7tsen. atilns sler. afsp. thla ara "a
fr.ensi u soe aad ir q tesl ga n poppls%
II h4es Drougf1 peoples to t1re. NaaEy
Aesrs, sseee FogFles ssses esi IA sleep
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
A vnlase IN the Hima.aras.

Ths toEn Of kursrous, which Is repre-
seatest b. o-e long. ssrasglinc street Of ham
boo Lulz. Is stIl al Abiazs With tho CAV fags
ho1tel Ia honor Of the yicsroy's passage
through &c. aud Just on one sids Of the tiny
patch d solerAbly level ground forming the
msr@st place. appears staring arch II ham
boo covered with crimson h2ngings, along
tie TOP q which runs IN huyc white letters
TIE word "Welccus," while below it-Out~
spread oa light booth, on mats. or even upon
TIA bare. tagty ground itself-lie such mass
of native curloslsies as would make any col
lectors mouth water. buddhist praying
Wees, shaped Ike an Old fashioned watch
mans rattle. lie side by side with razor edged
Goorkha -kookrls" short swordsl broaden
iDg Instead Of narrowing toward the poirt,
ard deadly as al Italian stiles;o IN the hands
Of their savaye littie owners. Embroidered
slippers from kashger are mingled with
necklaces OF colOrcd beads from BhoO:an,
wh.lo Tnlbetan knives, Nepaulese cans, cash
mere goat skins, sashes Of Chinese sllk. pack
cts Of "a from Assam, silver bangles from
Lower Bengal. Ysrkandi shoes trimmed with
green or scarlet threads, and Tc-oi bracelets
made % small silver CONS sluns upon a wire,
a. are jambled up together in one strange
aaf picturesque medley, without order and
without cad
The people themselves are quite as extraor-
dinarv rs their merchandise The pucksred
eyes, lattcned features and grayish yellow
co-npisxiOa of this short, ,sqrat Baootansse
On our right irresist.biy sug sest gutta
perrha doll II \ toy shop. That yOrng girl
beside hin Is cult, as far N tint as many a
snnburnod EcSish labore-. but her fat
nose, narrow, 0bl.qre eve and coarse black
hair. h=agins halt way down her back In two
plated tIi,s, be;rsy Ter Monsol blood at q
giarcs Here comes a woman through the
crowd whose heavy plate shaped ear rirs;s,
tF.ice As large es n silver dollar, drag her ears
alclos. down 70 her shoulders, and whOSe
lo5so Jacket and skirt, considerably shorter
behind ,aan ia front. show that she belongs
% ore d the rlountain tribes. just now she
seems - &c doing duty as n railway porter
By carrying On her baeS poncsrcus wooden
chest. almost as BIC as hsrssif, which IS NJ
Tackled 10 thong passed round her forehead
"a spectacle thai explains at o-cs Why the
foTehsaais Of tas HiEalayaa ladies' IN these
pcrts ara 81 30 read and so iow.-David Asr
IL sew ork I.neS
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

Scarlet feysT. a contagious disease PRO
ducaHg lsy.sS nnnual IsOrszl.fy, n, says DR..
g. A. CoiiafaOre, produced by = spsolilc
poison ~tzicA enaanstes fren tke person OF
the Patisn. and can b caused by 10 ssher
means, and this poison Is rensrksSls for the
tenscity with which II afhxes Itself % 0sjsets,
which, II ports6le, pasy convey 10 long dis
tanoes, aud for its tenaosty OF lie, which
renders II di,aoult 70 destroy. Dipbtheatn,
also a contagious diseAss. and largely fatal,
may alAo srtie frsm other caases than con
tagion, no.Ably from feFmentlng hith.
and requires, not cafy isolation, but
cleanliness, for iss extinction Typhoid
fever aud Asistic cholera, while
not directly communicable from person 70
person, sre spread by ths delsosa OF their
victims, which cortantrate the water sup
ply, and thus an csdciert dssirfeotion Of these
dejsces is very desirable thing 10 accom-
plish. Hrcail pou raay b4 ezternlinated by
vaccination, aud this. an happy 70 CON
coda, is fact On which ths pobliu requires
lass information than most others, albeit
thsse are skeptics here. Il Is evident IL the
public knew how diseases arise and are dis
scminstsd, IL would be prepared 60 more
heartily and efectually second the endeGvor
OF sanitsrians TO limit and subdue them Ia
proportion 10 It's knowleise OF sanitation
would lie zeal increAse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

A sa.scr.s~r O. lfsad ID ,fiss8sepiHg writes
a. lo.loss. / haze flaal taa. Cor asotAa. sais
b t1s I.esI 1srerIli a. er lne ul.ns "a oile u
tas ar7nitai converts have rr.el eFsry 1ing
e.z 1i..a.sr sleaess. and taef sxFeFislcs -
Vlilli.e. - ,lfy .sse .p Ia.ch sigta.8g u
tte aet aap - taere sa.4 stranglrs ~.leo
oT1g thsrs often lsaFe ql1asfi1..-s - eiyta-
iaF -tl laeF nlt room flIl oi feathers
Ealcn sers Hsnr tns4e ..,4 Is l-os masking. ard
taeT Tc-1 -saI ..r. ~ tary ~ a. nes *
tst-l.4ss t-e l.r.as --tl laey asFe AZ slsed
e. cry common ei.t TasF s9r.n1le4 Il
arouaa and ia s-eE 1r tel DAYS were alto
stleT rid q tae motha Tasy are nsvsr
trol9let nos
Ia he4sT selves cuT-ts. sweeping thera
"a sa.f e.aals r. ...l s.ea.a fleu lrou rl0tss.
a. psrt .el et Go - ~l-sil ia to -arPe-s
aAd r4rlas SAFE 9 ao- nlrt,ra 20 asy oEs
and sss ~ 1al roeg Iers d a ltt.s lint
al which rsria-s every rns Doe. not know;
Ter eiasnil. vss1 sesias 94tn-. str. go
tas same tang co1,n1a trg sa.L Ga5
assie e. t1s ssl- Ti.h yeur gsgef8 c3 ths
ba..n. O.-es a sort of seun 3 2otles.. 70 TIA
tasins "a uarris Tasast--d % TIE bath
room f,s n.t r--ea b. go re sasily aad
e4Fss t.s laHa sa atri.s .a.' c.ean
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
A Pointer.

Hs was In toze IN doorway on Girls
void street when an officer carno along
and rooted him out. and ordered him TO
move on.
4 wasn't aslesp." protested the man.
Well. you have no business lying
around in public highway"
Il was just pondering In my mind
whether should confess and give myself
up or still continue 70 bear the burdea-"
You 20 on
Don't you want me 20 confess,"
No. sir!'
Don't want the credit Of arresting old
Bender. ehy"
No. siri''
Perfectly willing that I should con-
time TO escape justice. are your
II am. Now, move onr'
"Oh. III raove. of course / WHIT Yes.
III move right on and 90 hence. and the
golden opportunity Which comes 10 q
policeman once In lifetime will go with
me. Good-by Old chaPpie, and when re-
grets and repentance. coIae. don't blamo
re. Remember that gave you q pointer. "
Detroit Free Press
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
The beautiful and roctical Pormality al
tho Wedding Ring.

The Be2utiful ana Iortfai Formalify OF
tho Wedding Ring.
The ring is a customary part of the mar
riazc service. feE churches reject this svra-
bol, which "a 80 signilcant q az unending
compact.
In tho older countries, ard especially
among the CseTna1s, plain gold ring with
date and inscription = given 70 the woman
as q sign 4 be- rothai. and The sanle r1az e
again ussd a. the raaTrags ceremony, sfser
which a iewcied rinE = aaded - guard that
moro prcciogls one vhich vas used &c q seal.
and "a - - worn always as = sign ~ con-
frmafio1 70 carrier but equally solemn PROM
isez
In this c0untry the engagement r.ng -. "a
. rule. jeTeiei &C. TIE diamond taklu-
lad N Jrsforcn-e. tsou~h other gems are
adnliSuble. snd are ~ t1e prezsre tine en-
rioyed - a consi5rratle extent The farhio1
i n have tbe ring 50 w3th a single err1. IS a
diamond, sapphire, pearl or any ether
stone that nay be preferred y hztover
zen x sele1=sd f5T tsa 7E.rposs. 81 ssso.d "a
= f77e ore. ard uithoat q fsv- The caves
tiouel wet6lng rinz il a plain g5l8 oae. oa
TIE inssta - which i engraved tee cate ~
tha rsarraz-a
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

Explorer Stanley from the villas Of
Africal-How Is nv friend BiinSs2
New Yorkcr-Don't know: he mvsteri-
ousiy disappeared some years ago.
indeed, That must have been great
blow - his twin brother"
The brother did not mourn long. AZ be
wss killed by q wagon on Broadway II
was about the time your friend Minks
went 81 Of the electric route. and dear
old Winks was beaten 20 death by foot
pads
Good gracsousi He was married TO .
sister Of my old chum Pinks
Yes. Pinks was shot by burglars. En-
What's the uattex7 Where are you 60
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