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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01
SOMETHING FOR TIE LITTLE
FOLKS.

To the boy- no intend to be farmers
either from obligation or love Of the ~ork.
let me ,sy-Ssser for n moment entertain
the thought That your vork il iezrafinz
Bus rather leox upon farming A. one of the
most natural uses 70 .hies you esa pat your
time Make up your mind at the very be-
ginning % learn the business tharoaghly and
we'll. VOC woGid Aay other trade, pursuit
OF profession fhis s0u car not gain wholly
from aooks, bat By paiDstakinz in all you do
s1d experience. Alxays carry With you
feelings OF self respect anf never for a mo-
msut sil0~ your fsaeie. TO feed apon the
idea that you are too zOoi 70 x0rs or that IL
IS beneath you % do any 4gi every part Of
The sork that comes uni-r IN. had Of your
bgsine.- By 8nowinx hos u 30 every part
of your business you gill b.. better r;r-si 10
direct the zane sasn you arrive a. tn dig
SKIS q a. We hops you ~ill) Of krep.ng help
20 hgntsa your iabor. For york xul always
multiply under the -klltai management of a
natural 90 asrad farmer. A. each year
yields Is incress~, - the n-rt Will neeh
u4are beip. aud 80 On .ai IN until he has AZ
rived even his own i.es of inst
hos soot farming should he ID r..
Nor should Ihe geH- rtj wOrS hin. i-r you from
carry ,ng oltt scme Eeitet ides RI regard %.
.one particular branch IT th- ha-lns.- Be
&hafev-r yVa ulriert,ke. ne, giv- it Il
wiiho4, tar tina snd even th-n 10 a1r w..
courage The same in which you have failed,
u others Tut stuiPY g.Vy them ssar ykreri-
eare aaa from your avn issinre thfY "a,
zafe-r l-ssoif- from hich sui D. khow 90.
uhici in may be abe 10 ,4t - ed. Axsit
1 De ii,Se Il il COOL plaza To Keep ~. ac-
c1Hot- "f years a. tn 20 by From THESE
yog all b. the better ,bir 10 lItg- " youF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

+. Bainbrilge MunIay. Esq County ATTY
Clay Co. Tex. SAYS Have used Ele~tri,
Bitter, with most happy results. Ny hrothr'
also was very low with Malarial Fever al.
Jauudiee, nut was cured by timely use Of
this medicine Am satisfied Electric Biuer'
saved his If.
Mr.. p 1 Wilco1son Of Horse Cave, ny
adds like testimony, saving lie positively
believes he would have died. hai it not beet
for Electric Bi.ters.
This great remedy will wari off as w.
A. cure all Malarial Diseases and for all
Kidney. Liver ant stomach Disorders stard'
uHeqlslei price sac AMI 81 90 az i. VI
Mixers drug store.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

To him that hath aha b. given Nos
that the stats College has rec-iyeI the vaIa
able Els.r ii~rbsriam for it, natural history
cole ctlon,, ard has msgaifrent huiiling
IN ~hieh 20 properly arrange all ,iepartms nt.
Of natural hi'tofy sFscimrrs hook. sppa
ra,1. ADJ dpcs'ionsi sppIicane.. ant equip
n'sn'. it To be hope'i that the coil~g~ my
- m brius enriched hy reeticl donation.
frnnl d. dunn. and n. %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

The best Salve in the world Tor .-s,g,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Raeuni ssgel
Soses, letter, ChsYped Hands, Csiieisss.
Corns. and ali Skin srupticrs. arc 2ostsi- si,
cures Piles. or no pay required. II is Tnsr
anteel to give perfect satisfaction. Or 5Rones
refunded. Price es cents ne- bon 7c- -
es J. NJ Mire- sasSisfxs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

\ piano always sounds better in the large
ware room than IN a small, close parl9r, ami
shy! Let u. notice for momeul the dif
ference WITH respect 10 few things The
ware room has hari smooth, uncarpe' ed
floor; upon the vail, are no haugings Or pic
tur aud no upholstered furniture para1ed
AZ Intervals around the room While in the
psrlor-a much smaller room. too-we see
all OF these, 4 carpet alone viii desden the
sound Of an instrument, while all the above.
together. will lessen the pureness OF tone of
Jne of the best instruments. music room
should be sparaely turni.hed with any and all
articles that hinder or obstruct in any way
the sweetness or hrilliancy If tone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

The entering wedge of comp laint that
may prove fatal 5 often a slight cold, which
dose CT two of Ayers Cherry Ptc,orsi
mishr haze cured st the con, meuce u,snt.
1t would b. welt. therefore 10 keep this
remed, within resch at all times
may -lNwlN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

1, is very important in this age of vast
material progress tina. a remedy h. pleasin:
10 the taste and TO the eye. easily taken, a
ceptable u the stOmsch and healthy in .
nature and effects Possessing these qv'h-
ties Syrup of Eggs is the one perfect AAa-
tive and most gentle duretic known.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

IL is fesyr advisable ~ s8rk lan9 ~ben z,
il vet. The late rains viii render much -oii
iaz viii be gained BY trying 70 plant sbiIe
he Earth sticks To the hoe. Soil must he
light and friable for seed bed. The old
rale regarding :he condition Of soil 10 be used
in planting "a. thai i must crumbie back
after being pressed ia The haa4. .h-n the
haad <a- OPENED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01
BoWdoin College.

EXAMINATIONS for admission TO College Will
II be held a; the ticsvelzud Lecture RNom,
Massachusetts al. on tEipaY and >ATUErAF.
luue 9Th and eaF'., and oH sRInAr and SAN SHAY
sep-etnher sl5h md ii;h beginning zach lsy az
\ ". Al candidate- mrss De- Pr sea; On Friday
morning WILLIAM DEW. HYDE, I'r -ia.-u,-
Brunswick. MAJ s4.h. le,9 aAy I'd y till jun. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

That Tablespoonful of salt ihro<u N
coal Gre that is low, will cause it to barc VI.
quickly That you car ciesn oil ciurh viii
milk and water; white soap snd brush viii
ruin il. That the skin Of boiled Egg is ths
best ssynedy you can apply TO boil. Thst
Rh<nma,ism or Neu.sg is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01
Social Snoifers.

Hr. S W. perkin. Of Wet Kennebanx,
has purchased Of Mr.. o. r. FaiIer Of Ham
ilt5n, ontario. the American c c. Jersey
hsifer. Violet Of Glenssoa. 5s723
Some Of the ioarnsl, of the State are
evidently not yell informed ia regard 10 the
management and ulaiutzinaaee Of the STATE
Experiment station. THY spvear not TO
kne~ tbsi The Station is sholly msiaiaiaei
a, the rpense Of the taitsd States Govern
msr' ard seem % think is something for
-. the people Of Maine are taxed. Such
IL not the case Uncie sam pays the bills
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

D,aS Cousin Bess This ia the first letter
have ever written 10 the louag Folk :
Column | am twelve wears Old. have all
organ and can play quite a pumber of pieces
have brother and sister At home
should like u write longer letter but dare
not On account OF the waste basket.
Your loving COUSIN,
Carrie BAfFoRp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

A clergyman, after years of suffering iron
thst losthsone disease, Catsrrh, and vsinl,
trying every kRown rsnssiy, a; las, found Z
recipe which completely cured and saved hin
from desth Any sufferer from this dread
fSi disease sending elf-Adiressei stampro
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

Mr. WiHslow's Soothing Sy-up should
ilrsys be ussi for children ,eathing 1t
soothes the child. -ofrans tho gums. aliays
all pain, cures wind colo. ans il j. the best
remedy for disrrhqa Trerty-ave ceurs q
bottle feh2NlA WedFriS WIv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

To THE BEAF-A Per-ou cured Of Drafnes'
and noise. IL lie head Of yta7s' s,sndi u IS
simple remedy rlll sad a tsseris ION Of il So
any Psrsoa DO spt lis e. NICHOLSON. ~ ,
Ma boaR-iI Nsr-sf. ~ Sf.rE. 4. =. =
Hie+ & rs. a..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

4 lfil- circular of ight pages hs- beer
&, a. by the Maine State Pathological 50
eyt, stitch contains condensed fruft li.t
| Of "a, 'ie. adapted TO thl. STATE some hints
On the spp 'eA'ion II in-ericd~-: li.t o.
special prze- 20 be sFar'ied At thr annual
exhibition the comi Z fgli ari general
ve@ o. IT, work IT 'he : ,c,ely Copi,.. can
probably be had by addressing Hr u. II
kno' lion, secretary. Pennington.
The Department Of Agriculture ha. er-
pressed the opinion that the United States
ought 70 increase It's exports Of butter and
cheese. This might easily be done If our
export dealers were all honest But hen
they took 70 selling oleomsrgsrine for real
butter anil SKINNED milk and other varieties
Of ehee.e for cream cheese they hur, them
selves The enormous decrease in the man
uflc'nre o. ,l.Omargartne does ROT look well
for the butter traie. It is estimated by the
Internal Revenue Baresu that - 900 GN0
pound, OF ol.'omarkarine will be minufsc-
tnred in the fi-csl year n ling June By an
crease Of 10 900 900 pound. over last year
where il l. male by the Dutch into what !.
called. marketable oleo, and sold to European
ieal-rs. sho will not buy Of the Americans.
Bat the greater part of the oleomargarine il
sol a, home ,h- rao-t Of it, there is reason
to lierr for real batter
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

See Arthur & F1..1re. g. o0 cabinets.
:. Ce1u4a 3 ~ tne ely Visiting
a.. Children
Hn. L.La. 81 MeCcsds. Nas ID che
eilf yesterday "a 1asIlless.
supervisor trssl . spoken " AZ .
catll. 14ts Ger sclg.l trustees 1s0L t-e
teufla s4Ed
The 5 -s.l LAKE Ieul-s club all give
a party GA Iae-laF evening. Braun
Crc-lestl4 ALL ilrl.-. r-e l-ilslc.
Charles Fay. ulUi recently depot
master az tLe 4llou depot IS nDN
working ~ tie railroad ards "a en-
cas0.
lAe wreck IL fre.gn. tram AZ Dat
ia 81 -le NJ e.. Z Il. detained ole "
o.. passenger Ll4l4s several lo4rs yrs-
teuiAy
Workmea are clearing and preparing
HslrF ~urlE art- Capt. a4FetL loo tur
sea cottage 20 oe erected tAls Tall TX
sAllf lexl sliI4llet.
Miner has just purchased a lot Al
Ottawa Beach llom t1e West Michigan
tzlA Association He Wll probably
bald cottage tlere next seasOn-
Dennis . Cornell. the semi-mute
cowboy wno sode BIS horse 100 fast
through lalAI--t-. PAID 5000 a police
court yesterday t.r h.- Atae diversion.
Wm "a. DoiaWay, a Grand Rapids
township resident. pleaded guilty o. a
charge VI assault and battery lu Justice
NaIs4s court yesterday. and Was AZ
sessei $3.50.
Bert LEROY Con Nandenburg. Fred
Scots. joe Harper, Tom sawyer and
Noah Gray lage gone down the river
Tor a lsllng trip and wlA camp out
along tae shore. They expect % DC
gone week.
Mrs. 81 H. Farmer and Mss Maggie
Wendell have closed Their dge,su4k
Iar.ofs. ana alA take Trip East. visit
Ig New York CITY fWo or three weeks
before tley return. which viii be- about
tne n.d1ie u september.
Conductor Fred Heath has been on
a ASKING tlp 70 Reed CITY. and among a
STRING oI 0tncr me rsh he brought
home a California salmon trout weigh
ing SIX pounds. The t.h was displayed
yesterday ln Dettenlhaler's window.
j G. Blakeley x Co.. have filed a
mechanics leiu upon a house that
Anlz1 Jordan has erected Tor Mrs.
Mary j .Maner Oh JET rsou-st- blAkele y
q 90. furnished mac rial for the house
to tle extent 81 Slfl .tad tile the hem
o. recover t4e amou4J.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18


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$50. s.-..f..as FIea.L5ns nerasak
81. 1eF SO. aaIl. Nesting
I'D F.. sr.s.4 -..e els 81 t.+a 81. n.
F.... 4. $500 ra...f h-...lue1-. Sew
F.t... ..ef.r. >.4.er- 81 Gee $50
. u AID .lr. = lils %
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

writer's We IA 1o create t1e n-2zioA
81 tgzt1 4z1 realty. - ff-al-s1 se Sfes
tie straagess .neiaez . u zLSlr sac e-ss,
szz1eE t4.l ia tAsi1 as shreegE s-et 9.
sklL -r - rhs i1trol -ettea 1870 -4elr
zarr4rlsss - eFeEEs ana persons s1Le-
r~z1eF ssseh "a iileslsn an ss.ss-g 8.
-Ins1x1 = mea ser y SIC Reform
Cl2c. Z 49, Det - e. 4r1sut IL ny p>ts-
la ,rs tere1eeS ana z114 velI -frs
lie Isrl - ~ tie = 4ssr4s-s a debate
&c sssn r1e CgIsefs -tlsts 49, tas A-->
sral L L-el4srs. 2l1 re t4l41>.cn~ Al.-
sraLs. 3. ~ol-1 aes a. g. aleltleu sea
matters IN re kel0rLa Cl-s. - its ulea-
eers are almost - ~ 4ck 1-sung ~ls1ed
Tor their differences. - tsr - certain
modes q p-bllc poli9y are concerned.
a. Tor shelr agreement - . rScog aiLed
eide II political ethics AproIQs ~
tbis 1 MI relate . yoks ~atcE las been
going round recently In thls ci-5. The
Carleton Club. the principal Conserve
tive club IL London, has cnly = narrow
lsns dividing u from she Reform Ol4c,
and the i0ke consists "a tne statement
having been made. ths: = committee Of
ste Carleton By an unanimous vote &c
o4ced upon The construction Of sub
Nay between tie geo clubs. 50 as 10 pro
mote the interc hznse Of ciY4lltlSs De
tween their respective ulem oers, thu
action. however. being subject 20 The
approval Of similar committee Of tho
Reform club The proposal. upon being
"a omitted 70 the committee Of the latter,
was unanimously rejected for the very
singular reason that the radical tealen-
cites OF the Carlton were highly danger
Gus.
Il usually spend month in the
spring in salmon nshlng IN some part OF
Scotland, and last fishing season, had IS
nay companion. William Bright. Mem
Der OF Parliament for Stoke. and son
Of she late Hon. John Bright. He was
with me- at the salmon fishing, on the
borders Of Ross and Sutherlandshires.
when he received telegram summon
ing him home 70 see his dying father,
but was too late 20 hnd him alive. A
singular circumstance IN connection with
this was that the last words the de-
ceased statesman spoke were about sal
mon fishing"
Ia replying to my apologies for taking
up SO much Of his time. ne said. Il am
always happy to meet countryman,
which l suppose you are, though coming
from America. received a few days
ago, from Mr.. d. NJ crerar OF New
York, copy of Scottish Poets OF
/ America, by Mr.. Ross. and on glanc-
ing over 1t was greatly impressed by
the fact that much Of the poetic senti-
ment had its origin in patriotic re-
/ gard for Scotland. In my intercourse
with Scottish Americans, both here and
7 in America. / also became aware OF
their devoted attachment 70 the land Of
their birth, an attachment TO it which
seems a more powerful sentiment than
is entertained towards IL by those whc
have never been outside its limits.
OF all the cities he had ever visited
he thought Edinburgh the most beauti
full. Paris he regarded as grand and
beautiful city, but after seeing Florence
Vienna, and other Continental cities, hs
always wearied Of il.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
$3.50

Pays for one "DEM0REST J"
Sewing Machine. with three
drawers, drop leaf and cover,
five hemmers, a quilter, tuck
er, RULER, braider. binder, one
dozen needles, six bobbins, an
oil'can, two screw-drivers and
an instruction book, giving
such full directions that any
lady can operate the machine
without other help.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

The management viii offer 4 strong
vaudeville entertainment 70 rs patrons
Tor taa week commencing Monday
August 10. Several very clever artl-ts
lave been engaged and Will appear ir
'n entirely new program. Many new
.tt.res wN be- introduces, among
f..u tne ">IV Mag-pes' and a very
Ill- .ao.e utarl iie by SIX y0ur-
ladies. entitled "Ine Chamber Ma s
Be. The performance Nlll cons
.eIe with tre funny local comedr
scenes Ed tae fr-. Ward There ~
0rt r.ftr.a Fl. IS inesdev and oallr-
.3. r..u -Ie entire performance wi.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
A Talk wTrH A NOVELIST.


His 49, sotsl Bis Er4lzt8z - IA
Giasss~s as sen11l 4aa - a.
os~4 ktslas Hs srits. a. kztss-
49,. .41 ast 81 L1straet.
eo<Fax-sz so.
re 1nsoghls1easeG loa hu1ter. ca
. F-sll e. Lon.1ol. RAJ iElsxils hat hs
kas s4ly ~ rlng sne 1e0r esl @1en as
49, - -s1ereo into s1s gsessEee ~ a1y
lltsrAry celebrity $40 nay make tals
0ssFgro~1 clsy his abode. Re ali
soon, 1oasvsF yet rld u thls A-1sign.
- hs 81 discover shss ne names u
s4eh are conspicuous IA tie directory
- being aLsent. 40 easn 10 applies
- Literary axents o. eGhsrs -hc pro
s1mably ought - kno~ u their where
.1G1ls. hs EiI Dc slultiY sol1 sha, shsy
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

There VIII be a mass meeting under
the auspices OF the Citizens Law and
order League, recently organized m
Good Tomplars' Hall, - South Divis-
.on-st., next Wednesday evening Aug
EST p, commencing NJ s p. M. Al
friends 81 Law and Order are invited To-
be present.
". T. HAWK, Sec'y.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

The DEM0REST" is per-
feet in every particular.
Money refunde if not as rep.
represented. The DEMO
REST" isa high arm machine,
size under the arm Stx5y
inches. The shuttle is Also
lutely sELs-I.READING. The
needle is self-setting. Nc
springs to get out Of order.
All bearin S are OF hardened
steel. All parts are inter
chaugeable and adjustable, so
when one part wears out alter
years of use, a new part can
be put in its place.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This nst is furnished by W. r. Scrlbner
real estate dealer IS Pearl-st.:
Albert ]. Hatch 10 Henry and Anna
Iorhcr. 50 II lot u. Blk 3. MasOn'S
SUB ...............s lao
Mary W Mitchell 10 Eliza 4 Biodgctt,
part 90 biks and T. SINNERS add -.. Ice
Nellie NceuhOer o. Jan korhorn. " So II
lot ana II IL lot 8. blk >. Powers
Paris add ........ LOO
Arr Buys 60 Trynlie Nccnys lot T.. blk
= Merrill d MINIS add........................ 81
Willis l.. Ncuimsn To Nancy +. McTri-
man. ~ y ST. ot see so, Nergrnuts. go
l. = Putnam ana y J. Avery 10 Mathew
Walker '.........' 2.-y
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

Is one which is guaranteed TO bring
You satisfactory returns, or IN case oi
failure a return of purchase price. ca
this safe plan YOU can huy from our
advertised druggist bottle Of DR..
King New Discovery for Consumption.
tt is guaranteed 10 bring relief in every
ease. when used for any affection of
Throat, Lungs or Chest. such as Con
sumption. Inflammation If Lungs .Bfon-
cmUs Asthma, Whooping Cough
Group. ETC.. ctc. 10 IS pleasant ald
agreeable o. taste. perfectly safe. au3
can ,lWays he depend 4 upon. Tua.
bottles ~ cents. at PEGS Brothers drug
store.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
The McCord u Bradfcld Furnitur

The McCOrd Il Bradfcld Furniture
Company have adopted the Edison
ncandcscent light for their immense
factories, and work VIII be at once be
QUIZ WIRING the buildings Tor 500 lamps.
For manufacturing Institutions of this
character, the Ellison light offers so
many advantage, in the way OF safety,
aarmlcs,ncss, brillancy and stcadl-
ness. that It's general adoption Is not to
be wondered 1T.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,

To the manufacturers price,
$3.50, we are o. necessity
obliged TO add the cost Of
tran portation. which Is Sc,
each machine.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

The following is list OF the marriage
licenses isSu 81 since last published. with the
names. residence when outside the city, and
AGES OF the parties: ACEs
Irwin Calkius. Paris township; Anna
Bropkey Grand Rapids .................} 3
lIlruiA b. Livingston and >trah Parker~J-2b
kuut >. Euro and sauna Auudsen ...........-s--.s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

Sole 2 gent, for the cele-
brated "DENOREST paper
patterns Fall lines always 10
0ck.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

Kusterer Brewing CO.'S Pilsoncr and
export beer, bottled at hcrbrewery for
family use.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

sunday aftrrn0on-l Dung mems meeting az
O'clock. All young men are welcome.
Junior departmcat-M Meeting for boys only
Will Doe held at o'clock. All boys are welcome.
Drpot-Gospel meeting and song service VIII
Dee held In the Union depot al $50 y. n. 81
which everybody IS -leOlu-.
Thursday mountaineering for men only
Will DE held Thursday evening n clocA.
Dung men are cordially invited.
Jail services az l2:l5p. n. open only TO those
Who 80 10 take part Ia tie meeting.
The Coming Weeks Temperance Work.
IS. e. T. l.. meetings at Good Iempars'
Han. corner South Division Pud Island stS.
Central Mon meeting Thursdays. AT 2.30 y.
H.; . meeting Thursday. 30 y. M, hion ol
Unions. first Thursday of each month; girls
sewing school. saturday I'D y. IA.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
-
DIED.

SONKF-August l.. Mrs. Minnie Sonke. wife
OF Isaac sOnke. aged - years. months and IL
days.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

All diseases OF men are cured by DR..
5. Clay Todd, 43 Monroe-st., room (.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18

Mr. and Mrs. Black, and his three
children. two girls and boy, aged re-
spectively twelve, thirteen and four
teen. left London last evening for
Scotland, where, they viii make
their home at Oban. His children. he
said, are always overioyed TO go to their
fathers country, and claim to be just as
scotch as himself Mrs. Black. however.
is an English lady, which her children
fancy entities her 70 their commisera-
ton, as they remark at times that she is
only English anyway"
Previous TO the appearance of his first
novel, "In Silk Attire" in 1868, Mr..
Black was unknown to the public save
as a journalist within limited circle.
His first essay in fiction gave indications
Of the possession of exquisite talent,
but did not forcibly arrest the public at
tention. In 1871 "A Daughter OF Heth"
was published. and the reception IL re-
ceived was such as must have equalled
his most sanguine anticipations. This
work passed through eleven editions in
four years. and places him in the front
rank as a writer OF fiction. Since then
every book he has written has only con-
fr1ned and deepened the public impress
sion Of his superiority as a consummate
artist in his sphere Of literature. Sub
tie. pure and delicate in bis conception
OF character. he is also graceful and
classic in style, and everywhere displays
some OF the finest qualities Of the poet
and the artist True 20 his design u
ministering 20 the pleasure Of his read
ers. he does not approve Of tragic end
ings % his stories. a. least not such har-
rowing tragedies. as should more prop
erlT be relegstcd 20 the drama. I do not
think ne as ever guilty Of the enorm-
ity o. killing OF his heroes and heroines
a. me most interesting period a their
careers. s. il done by George Eliot IA
The Mil on The Floss His view Of
life il certainly not pessimistic. and in
his hands Tom TulliVer and bis sister
Maggie would have ? different kind u
poetic justice rendered p them than "a
done bv drowning them in each others
arms az me moment when The estranTe-
ment O; years h al ended IN Tcconcilia-
lion NEu MscDoSALD.
+ appears a. .t.azh fbo lea = sxs~-l'-
irg e. nllns.s rt actri-.-r. org mated sod
emtodisd in A nv Net~ Yors state. vas
going 20 extend rsrT~here TIE state of
Nassarhascf-s las ta,ed II over and
amended IA Ia- ri che searh peua. p e. az
- Make n irs-ela . 90 r.1itr a. a ri -thr1 p
execution. .-he- -tstes arc moving l1 ths
sane direction Arl row .-.-a has
been n~-r ra- r.-.-e trs = srir 1sl Council
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