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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-06

POULTRY HOUSE FOR THE FARMER.
There should be twelve doors In the
building, beside the small opening under
the windows for the use of the fowls, and
the ventilator represented OPEN near the
peak. There are three board doors In
ach end, the tallest being for an attend
ant to enter and the other two for ventila'
ton in extremely hot weather. The door
ways of the board doors are furnished
with another set of doors made Of lath.
One Of these may be seen In the cut,
where board door is open. When the
board doors are all opened In hot weather
and the lath doors shut, there is fine
circulation Of air. 1t may seem as II there
were an overplentiful allowance Of doors,
but We have tried as many to q building
with satisfaction. To make the house as
warm In winter as 1t is cool In summer.
keep all the board doors closed but one.
and have . package Of straw between
each lath door and the corresponding
board door, excepting, Of course. the tall
est pair of doors where the attendant en-
ter0,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-06
Col. Austin &. Wellington.

Massachusetts, has lest q man valuable
among the soldiers of the commonwealth in
the death of Col. Austin c. Wellington, the
popular commander Of the First Massachu-
sets militia regiment. Col. Wellington was
born in 1910 at the place where the first
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-06
A Cherry Experiment.

In cherry experiment, conducted by
the Ohio Experiment station entomologist,
Clarence NJ. Weed, %, 500 cherries were
individually cut open and examined, and
the conclusion reached that three-fourths
of the cherries liable to injury by the cur
user by spraying with a solution of Lon
don H!rple soon after the blossoms fall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-06

voluminously ex-
planned to the
American people
by numerous pens
and mouths, the
committee did not
quite understand
them as applied to
copyright. TIL ely
informed the con-
vention that they
could not intelli-
gently decide SO
important a meas
ure in so short a
time. DR.. Eggle-
Stnn chairman IF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-06

He himself at that
time was extremely
thin, W e ig b | n 6
scarcely more than
a hundred pounds.
The nj C k ma m 9
passed to the edi-
torial rooms, and
was finally adopted
by him for a MON
de plume" His
humorous work at
tracted SO much at
tention that he re-
ceived compli-
IN entary offers
from many editors
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-06
Natural.

An aeronaut who made an ascension In
Ohio last week has not been seen nor heard
from since, and 1t is generally supposed that
be has gone on starring tour.-Burlington
Free Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-06
ANY One Would.

Monogram stockings are said to command
as much as $3.50 pair. II we bought our
hosiery at that price we should expect our
name to be spelled out in full.-New Haven
News
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-06

with soft en- d S,
which would break
OF by contact; sim
liar pro- e C tiles
W ere used, W it h
many other de-
v ices for thor
ough ests, an d
competent judges
" ere distributed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-06
JUDGE LAMBERT TREE.

Lately Appointed United States Minister
to Russia.
Judge Lambert Tree, who succeeds Hon.
George Van Ness Lathrop as envoy ex-
traordinary and minister plenipotenti-
iary to Russia from the United States,
was born in Washington, ID. c., Nov.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-06

mr.. w. +. w EtiS II. successor 10 DR. WIN.
- Sheppard, Veterinary surgeon. and Dentist As.
sstan State Veterinarian. graduate Ontario Veterinary
"leRr, Canada Dental course under Sayrca and Drake.
h.cago ONCE and lnhrnlary Lafayette St, Ottawa,
III teh.S-lYr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-06

nR. n. w. wE:Is,, (Deutcher poctor,) ate
- Physician An, surgeon o. the st Louis Female
iospts once owe Stieels Clothing Store, corner OF
Main and Ia sale strsets. Residence south bluf
" Mrs Renzs ap6
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-06

III Nj. BASCOM, NJ. d.,
Office Hours, 2to !. Offoe and Residence
Alwaysin Office during Office hours. 20. BLfSv
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

A. a meeting Of tas Jni0n Benevolent
Association held yesterday. the following
ia Aefaorism' vas read By the Presidenl
and adopted ey The msmbess, copy to be
ssnt to friends OF the departed:
K ls With ssddened hearts the members
u TIE Z. 3. A. greet each other on TIL.
iiFst meeting Of the Dew year looo- A. the
close OF the departed year Miss Nstta
White. Cur cherished irisnd and eo-workez.
laid down ths burden OF lifs~and en.ered
upon ths Iesl and joys Of the blessed. She
Who 50 o4en hliv expressed for US in
words, cur sense OF loss OF friends. nov
lacks one who can as adequately express
our sense of the loss NE sustain by heI
oezth.
SIZE has been connected with our associ
alton ff naoY years When We were but
feeble band her untiriBg energy, bel
cheerful yoica. and hopeful unselish spirit
inspi-ed confidence in many lsinling hearts.
She was a noble example OF the victory OF a
heaithful soul over : diseased and suffering
body. 70 her sorrowing family We tender
our warmess sympathy, and minge oul
tears with theirs.
Ore by one the original members of th'
Association drop away. Few linger here.
IT'S swee. e. year by year we a
Friends OF ofS sht-by TAI n. % muse
How grows ia paradise our stOre.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05
The Monthly Report.

The monthly report of the Grand Rapids
post Office for December was completed
done is very encouraging. and shows that
there were D carriers employed, ,502 reg
istered letters delivered. 332, so letters, o.
43l postal cards. and l78. $50 newspapers,
circulars, etc. Local letters collected, CO.
272 mail letters, 2l2 2i6; postal cards, ca
625: newspapers circulars. etc, 2077O.
During this time there we're stamps sold
as follows: One cent. 5S O0). $3.50; twJ
cents, 10000. 81, 1000; four cents 240), Sy5;
five cents. ), 500, 500; ten cents. :. loo, Sl0s
fifteen cents, 500, $40; thirty ceats. 10J $50
ten cent delivery. 200. SiO newspaper
stamps. 36s, $203 81; postage due stamnS.
l.80O. $50; one cent postal cards, 5000,
$500; total, S6.2i4.54 Enveopes sold,
s., ,23S. 30. Total sales, IS 4S3. 90.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

A very quiei wedding occurred On Tues
Gay morning. January 3 a. lo.so o'clock Al
the residenes Of tie bFidss mother, Mrs
Carmen. u 4 Kellogk-st. The contracting
parties were NJ - Lcuise ". CafInoa. well
knoaa and beautiful young laaY. sister ~
Mrs George Il. heryick. and HilliAm II.
EDWARDS, GrsusALsmau With ". i. Robin
S08. a yeI1s gentleman well known aud
highly esteemed by tas members Of tie
F0nnia.n S1zset Baptist church, of uhieh
ke Is a member.
The ceremony was performed BY the Rev.
Kerr B. IEpper. in The presence oi the Feia-
tiyes Of me bride aud groom TIE happy
coup.e leaving Immediately alter Tor no
weeks bricsl rip 10 Chicago.
They were ua1s he recipients Of large
number Of be4utls,i aud useful presents,
and ths sincere congratulations OF LARGE
circle Of fFiencs viii follow them on their
new voyage
They sill Re at home" t0 their friends at
lo3 lafayette u. after January 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05
A short session of CONT.

Judge Severens. Of the United States
Court, held brief session of court yester-
day and then adjourned until Saturday,
when motion will be heard. The cases
heard were: Edward G.. Chambers VS..
Morris M. Zimmerman. In admiralty.
Decree for possession OF steamer John
Dewsr-United States VS.. Eugene Curtis.
Convicted of retailing liquor without pay
ing Government tax and fined 800. which
he paid.-Patrick Rick. libelant. VS..
steam tug Colonel Ferry. Libelant dis
charged for want Of pr0secution.- In the
United Circuit Court: Clsra b. Maxwell, as
administrator. vs. Charles +. Il. Bellows et
al. Decree entered awarding execution fcr
deficiency.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

At seeing her charms o. face and form de-
parting and her health imperiled By fuDe-
tional irregularities. ~ her critical period OF
life. was turned 10 joy and gratitude after 4
its Prescription. IL purified aud enriched
her blood, gave a bsslthy activity 10 the
kidneys, stomach bowels. and other or
gans, and her return 20 robust health
speedily followed II is the only medicine
for women. sold by druggists under a
positive guarantees from the manufacturers,
that it will give satisfaction in every case,
or money will be refunded. This gusran-
tee has been printed or the boitie-Erspper
aud faithfully carried out for many years.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05
The Charity Ball.

The following young gentlemen will
serve in the capacity OF floor managers a.
the Charity Ball 10 be given At the Morton
House oa Tuesday eveuing. January 10.
Msssrs. John McQuewsn, T. NJ. Peiree,
Dudley +. Waters, VIII 5. Mckay, c. b.
Blair. ?. T. Cook. j. W. Blodgett and Viii
Granger.
The Reception Committee for the &C
casion consists Of Mr.. sRd Mrs. H. 1.
hastings. Gen. and Mrs. B. X. Pierce, Mr
and Mrs. d. A. Blodgett. Mr.. and Mrs ID
II. Waters Dr. AMI Mrs. Eugene Bol e
Gen. and Mrs. /. &. smith, Nr. and Mrs. f
r. Uhl. DR.. and Mrs. {. $. Hazeltine, Mr.
md Mrs. ". ID. Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Mcbride, Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Granger.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05
Gsaxp Rams. Nlcb.. Jan. 3. Is8s


The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Paoenix Furniture company viii be
held a. the comvan7' ciiice on enmmer-sf..
ia the cify ~ GFand Espifs. Nicaigsn o.
NednesisT. lae Isth 8sy q JsBeaTT. IssS
a. 7,so o clock in tee evening. foT the par
pcse of e.xgting seven directors Tor the ea-
SURG yeS and for tie transaction of such
other business as may De lsEfaliy brought
before tee meeting.
F. -. kIEISnIENsT. Secretary.
Grand Rapids. Aich.. January 3 1888.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

There = nefhine "a tie way of parties -
rcrHisr tnis Wintsr - tie "petr0 party.
To p~orer 3 ar 2Dze for = psdro rartv Al
ere furniture n the roon shonl3 e ~
na7s0 supplying e. marT fsties ss aTe
neeessars s0co-tiirr 20 u1n ler rrssrr,.
eoanfi6z f8nr er sIx syeTs - esca tee,e
Stsf srrsrs tssies a~e essd ard nsss
fliainz csir made sspErfs.tr f1r EDS nr-
uese fss eAa;fs xaf TIE fshes shora -
. 81 ke ar8 ssass NO d. sof have tsers
tnerssel RS saoa e oFser 81 Esdc iffs 3 HeiL
I'll SnHtk isi1E-sf- vho fe-nssk tnerl
on seort notacs Tee4r telsp1ece aaasoer
4 a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05
Fourth Ward COLLECTOR S Notice.

Notice is hereby given thai the Oilice d the
Collector for the Fourth NaId viii be he'd st
ceuri block Lyon street, aud that The tax r0A f1r
sad ward is now la the hands o. the undersigned
= col eotion and tbsi he viii a't0R1 ~ his I'D
ng until and including he 1lth day ~ Jan arr.
= be first publication of this notice, from 3
.'ci0ex q N Drtii o'ciecs p m i0T the purpose
OF receiving taxes
Dated Grand Rspids. Dec l. is.
CHARLES 4. ROBINSON.
Collector Fourth ga q
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

a new lodge Of Red Men has been inti-
suted a. Rock ford and tbe work vas princi
rsliy done BY Grand Rapids braves 70 the
number Of twenty-five. The Lodge has
twenty-ave new members snd has a fne
hali IN which 10 meet The chiefs
elected srs. Prophet Neil Mcmillan.
Sacheru George A. Ssze. senior Sagsmors.
Wm. f. LINN. Iunlor Sycamore. Willis n.
HYDE. Chief of Records. Charles \. Hyde.
kssrer of WaupOm. SidasF a ketfs. A
hsnquet ~ss enjovesi before The party broke
up. in ne wee sfps hours Of tie mora.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05
THE GAY THRONG
sAlLs. PAETlss ANO WEDDINGS
Eks Psaro sss-Asssneaks a Per
soss asFe ~ Less PrSmiaSa4
IA z4ll Ctxs "a valley
G54y Sseis6y.

Ths socisl World sith the beginning q
tie Ssu lear has aroused isssh and psF-
teet shlh u gzisly : the order Ia 6rara
Rapids jnst n0w. Below wili hs to1n4
some notice Of the more psomtn snt events
OF last eseninz
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

Eo5ce IS hereby given that the Office of the
Collecssr for the fifth Ward VIII ue held at No
- Z a1nGeld sreuLe Saunders st5Te. and that
the - To.i or said wsra = now in ihe HANDS ~
the an q ~ gn~d for collection. eHd that he viii
as'rld 81 he shid Office unf1 and lnciudiug fbs
I0ih day of ianusrT after the f-si prbilcston Of
this node. ron toc0.x p ~ r8fi : O'clock
J.. ri.. f1r TIE nnTpese OF reeeiving taxes
Dated Grand RsnifF Dec l. l>.7
CHARLES n SAUNDERS
Collector Ff1b ward
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05
Second Ward co,lector's Notice

Notice is hereby given that the Office Of the
Collector for the second W. III viii be held al 30.
s. Monroe street, aud that the tax roll for said
ward IS now in the hands Of the undersigned for
collection and that he viii attend at his Ssif Office
Inyl aud Including the 70 day Of Jam ary, after
the first puDlicat ion of this not &C ( ON q clock
a m until O'Clock p. n. for the purpose OF re
ceiviDg taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids, Dec. 7. 1857
D j. DOORNTNK.
Collector Second Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

The ANIMAL meeting of the stockholders
Of the Telegram Publishing Company will
be held al ths Company s.oflce. Is Pesri-st.
in the city Of Grand Rapids Michigan. on
Monday, The 91h day OF January. lsss. Al
go ,. M. for the purpose of eiectinr ofsic-
ers and directors for the ensuing year. and
tor the trsasacticn 81 such other business
az may be lawfully urousht before the
metiuE. LLeFD RRrzxE
ceoeiaTy-
GEAxn RaTIrs. Nleh.. jan. 3 LIS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05
REAL ESTATE SALES.
This list is furnished by W. r. Scribne
real estate dealer, 56 Pearl-stl
THE MARKETS By WIRE.
New York.

Jan n4-wheat-3sG5zc lower: heavy and less
sctive No red. January, 20 Il-l61s o. C;
February, 9i1z@92c; May, "A Il-lao SOC.
Corn-11d3sc lower. duh and heavy. Mixed
Western, spot 60@63c; futures. 90 4d65hc.
Pork-Dul. New mess. sl5.50al6.0J.
Lard-Heavy and lower. steam rendered,
ss05.
BGtter-steady ON fine grades. Western, 159
34c
Eggs-231za25c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

A session Of me STATE Execusivs Board of
the ". G. r. G. T. heiDV hs.d At tie resi-
dsncs of Ms. J. u. Wheeler, secretary.
vish Mrs T Lafhrop. president asf ss ret
thev have accomplished rcfhiag Of iCupor-
tanes - the ru5i,c. rhev devoted tne dav
Yesterday IN iockirx ever corrssDonfsnce
ard reports from tne tilIsrsnt UnioBs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Owen enter
tained about forty of their friends at The
Brunswick with progressive pedro last
evening. The first laGy's prize was won oy
Mrs. Palmer. the first eentleman's prize by
Hon Crawford Angel, the gentleman's :
BOBBY by y $. Mcconnell. and The lady's
boo5v bv Mrs 7 T. Davidson
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05
A Dancing Party.

Miss Hattie White entertained q large
number of friends last evening at the
residence of her sister. Mrs c. 3. Judd, 81
Founiain-st. The affair was a dancing
party given in honor of her guests, Mis-.
Bixby, OF ST. Louis Mo-. and Miss Joyce, OF
Wsxhirrton ID e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05
Call Early and Get
First Choice.
First Ward Collectors Notice,

Notice is hereby given. that the Office of the
Collector for he first Ward wili be held AT No. IS
Grandyile avenue and inst the tax roll Tor said
ward i now IN IN hands OF the under ipned for
collection end lhef he will attend af lis said
ofice until sud including the lnth day % Jan
nary after the hist publ cation OF this notice from
o cs ck a. N. I'm II > clock .. n. for the pur-
pose o receiving axe
Dated Grand Rapids Zee. l. 1887.
HENtY HOEKSEMs
Coileior First Ward
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05
Third ward CoI,ecter's Notice.

Notice Is hcrety given that the oiice OF the
Coilectcr for the Third Ward viii b held ~ No.
81 Jcfsr,0n avenge, Grebsls store. and ilst the
tax roll sor efid ward is DOW IL lhe hands OF The
uBders gned for collection. and that he " il az
tend at ais ssid oice uatil aud Including the 10Th
dsy OF January. after Ihe frst publication OF this
notice from o'clock r. "a. unit 0 clock p. IN.
for the purpose of receiving tsSes.
Dated Grand Rapids. De- ], losI.
BERT EMA,
Collsctor Third Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

Jan -vheai--steady. Cash. 77'zc; Febru
airy. 7sc: May. 5i5Sc.
Corn-5teady. Cash. 4s54c: February. 49l4c
May. 54ssc.
Oats-Steady. Cash, 3i5sc; May, 5r..
Wh;sky-Si 10.
Pork-About steady cash. sl5o5: May. si555
Lard-Stsady. Czsh, T.721z; Nay, $500
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

Jan 4-wheat--No. l white s71zc: No. red
cash and January. e7kc, February, Ss1sc; May
$3.50 bid.
Coru-5S5<c.
Os;s-No. :. s5c: No 2 white. 50 e asked.
dressed hOQs-f6S5 bid
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

Word wss received here yesterday y
Assistant District Attorney Gods that
x~srz 81 ccarterfs.tsrs hsd eesa es<ed 81
t~nu River Dislfct Auorasr G0dwln IS
snt ~ the citv. out las bean arrrsi sef of
The arrest
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05
sixfh Ward Collectors NosIce

Ns' &c s. hereby given that the o.Bco ~ The
Co.1ecteT seT the SIKH ward I'll 10 held st 40.
Hesi Icons 4 -. Snyihs store end thai
tae tx roi f0I said ward Is ROW iu the nsnds o.
tte uaaer.igDed fof cn cefiln sd lhas hc &
sfPud 81 h's said ofc. uriil snd IL rltdin~ f1e
Oh def 81 Jsnaary. ster ihe fra Publication ~
fhis uat.ce frlsa ofiort > sn- urtii @ Geek
:. ~. so- re grrrose - reee lvlur tsxrs
stsa tfFxnd Kapids Drc 1885,
JOH HOG SHY rF.
l-n-la-s.r VA 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

The foll0winz Is Iist 81 fas nisr-isze
6censes Issued yesterday. wit5 tas nanes.
r-sidence When cusai6s ne elt7l sna age.
AZ the parties
Azes.
Fs4srs Lacey. 7svre tewns1in y SsrsA
EsF~freson osieses 'orrs DID, 81
1ernxn --nfz Frece az 7etsrsx. CHaFs
-. -. ..-........---.... rs
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

hsiice IS hfF ~ given teff titf oslco ~ fne
Ct.leftor ~ .e Sefec'h usrd uili - heid a. so
.sf seventh. ed t1ss The fsxrrll fDr Sad ~srf
IS rCN i1 tie natf8s n thr E1Ief 2 % f~T ca
lectioa snf ttz' - viii Etterd st kis ssif 90 ~
Hrsi sn7 nc rSrE t-e so dsv - gEuusrf
sfer the 2 asst puhi eaten ~ i1is Elof from
= cierf = 81 c- O. P offock = rs fl ltc sar-
o-e of -r-el9ing tsvfs.
Dated 6rssd Rapids Dee fss7.
EOHN lfITAN
Co--nelo. eevarl1 al.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

Cxnovn b. some IS the s1mira Corsetl
Made with or witho1; saoulder-ztrazs IA DIFF
fercnt lengiks and proportions n SIN tse p1r-
chasrr Troa esca c>'sf s gtaeef par of
BraclnC STRAPS, which Te1loes treatment sh3ai-
dcr.hiafes 4 verr S~v'tlar sis cors1t Fof sale
hy s(ISs r. MATTHEWS. Corset Parors. =
Mo1roe-st Crsna Rapids. Nich. Dealer IN the
easiest spd hesf afiiag cerssts. rota SOFT AND
-IIFF Cnfsscr'- Waists Ffouider Brstocs
Misses eorsets. Abdominal Supporters. Duues.
press Tar-s TIyCianic Goods. PILLOW stam
Holder carter pstart wardrobe OF Clsect Fix
turss etc Cau and xsuine gesds-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

After a large and successful
season trade we extend our
heartfelt thanks to our pat
rons, and as an appreciation
to the public. which has pat
Ionized us 50 largely during
the Fall season, we will give
them the greatest bargains
ever known IN the history OF
Dry Goods IN Grand Rapids.
We will name the lowest
prices on Domestics, Dress
Goods. Black Goods, flannels,
Silks. Satins, Nelvets, Pushes,
Underwear Hosiery, Fancy
Goods, Notions, etc, etc, aud
We will
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05
IL (EFET.

At these prices nobody
should be without a new gar
ment.
Call as soon as possible be-
fore sizes are broken.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05
BRIG "A -BRAC
Consisting of Many Beautiful,
Useful and Ornamental
Articles at


From their former low prices.
The goods TO be closed out will
all be displayed in center oil
store.
This interesting sale will COM
mence Thursday, Dec. 29, and
will POSITIVELY close Thurs
day, January S, 1888.
This is a grand opportunity TO
secure elegant and first class
goods at h half their regular value
which we trust many OF our
numerous friends, and especial
ly the ladies', will take advan-
tage of.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

Imported AMI bottled by Mihalovitch, Fletcher
& co. Cincinnati, Ohio. For sale Dy FsTranc.
Williams & 90 Detroit. Mich, kOrtlanser 4
Grady, Grand Rapids, Mich, and all wholesale
aud retail druggists, liquor dealers and wine
merchants everywhere.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-05

We cal special attention 20
0vR CLOAK DEPARTMENT. On
account of the large trade we
have bad IN this Department
we were obliged to keep the
sizes up. and have received
new garments right along
We bave looked every { loak
carefully over and have
marked them down besides.
From these marked down
prices we viii give
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
Enormous AppetiteS.

tcWucd pugIllst's appetite IS some ihne tn appal the heart of an averag, boarding house keeper. Perfect phys irl condition stems inseperable III them .n'm perpetual hunger and theil d.>ir for meat and drink, like the love oi liamlcts father. seems to grow by witlt ', leeds on.
 Talk about eating" said Denny Cos u-3n. "vuu ought to see Sullivan eat 'h,u training, if you want ,o know Iu~t what an ahlr-hodied man can dc Nith ~4uarc meal When he was fumiu- .,r his light with Dominica k M,Cailrcy. m Philadelphia, went over Nataa friend to see him one day. and w. stayed !or dinner The big fellow had m~ meal before uS and had about .im-h,j hiS dinner when ours was brought te the table. They brought us J hl2 pan ou which were half dozen ehicA,u- roasted. John L. looked at them 30 minute and then he said: Pass th,m to me. We showed the pan down h~ way, and hope l may never see the back of my neck if he didn't eat three at ihcm on top If what he had already had. Prof NiXcy began joking the big fellow about losing his appetite, when he reachodover and gave Nixey play iul tap with his right which knocked ham through the door and left black mark on him for a week |"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
How to Crow.

What will III Ike Us grow Is very nicely explained by the following from the Coronado Mercury:
 There are two classes of business men. One class pushes ahead through the rain and sunshine, and all manner of business troubles; the other class holds back and studies the various signs of the times, making an effort to do something when times look bright and everything runs along smoothly and stopping their efforts the moment the sky begins to darken in the tinan- cial horizon. The first class manage to find business in some, while the other take what they can get after the first Is through. Business comes only by hard work, and those who go steadily forward, using ordinary prudence, are sure to come out on top m the end. Confidence in ones own ability to do business Is as necessary to success as prosperous condition of things gener- a1i,,