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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27


KS C1zst ~ ~ zlss.
VIE s-zg g4g ~ ss47ort toSa - A@1ns
L-ss s-11sr = yo11z zAn 1anea Eoz4r
" 4fz c41<1t : l4rgs so1-1sn. s4ys 10
.--1s ~clS41lS1- A1xioas - sza-o-s
t4s gflzs u - &. 1sr, sls szs sxQeCte1 in
~~a slas 11l-oH-nz wssk, - Elr8c = -s3-
~@ss-2 s-isr sg4es as4r tzs s-91e llc-@se1
~-iA sl4z1s-4Ed ~ i y--osc t-s Ca. IA
very TAR 1c11i-oa- f9r = few 1ays =
seemed ratasr 14uPlsh z1d refused 10 s8t
afrSr t1a1 II r. - aad acted g .lls lLze IL
sslt Ias yo4zg fisherman became Dacn
LteEesle1 "a f1e1inx an1 Pl4FLLk wltl ID
g1isoEsg al spe1t eEsraL Le1rs "a. y - t1s
nsE-cazs.
Tia I'd soon 5scz1s acclstousa % rs
nzrro4 : 1zrsers 40 he rressues q its
young 12s-sr Il - fs1a frou1 his hznd
al a--1~ed aiA u slrCks a1a fo1d.s Is
gently
sesilg the cFea-1rs 50 tame. E1gar coE-
ceiVec the lea or n4rnessile ig z11 takng
iL OUTSIDE LAs Esn-caxe. lie groc-Ge1 solls
s-c-I twile. and a-lsr several attempts
slcceeGsd "a h4russsLng tie Gsh 70 hls
satis.-ct-1n- . cogd IL its ulo1th Tor bits
4ad some s1rcng line attached for drawing
Ar-er . ieH trials wiliin lns lle-esure Ihs
col sspc1c-d readily - = gentle glll on the
bil--lss an1 then hs was taken lato ths
open water Inis vas tie beginning os
geod c-Al % fgn tor Jas CD esl.er and his
frlen1s Ilsy drove t-s cod a9o-. il tbs
shallow y -r. swimming after 90, only tax
ing care tl4- taelr sea-hrFsa did not make
10 deep wafer and dive u tae bottom
MAJ c1rioes psetslors cane down 20 tho
beach % watch tne SPORT aud among ths
rost a y0uHg girl Of ventures ale spiriL
tan f.4.4 80 3rfr
Young Ward VA Pers Gaded % let her make
the attempt.
She c0a.d swim a litrle, but FOR better pro-
lection she donnsd q life preseryer. Then.
somewhat excited, aad fsll OF merry bra
vado sue catered tho water aud took TO
lines TIE cod At once swan OF, dragging
her ghs.y after IL. She laughed and called
out 10 her companions on shore In wild en-
thusiasm. Tie cod WAS swimming into
deep water. and Edgar shouted: Turn this
way don't 60 80 Tar out-"
A. this poin. the young girl evidently be-
came confused She lerzei wildly, first on
one iiue and then on the other. The reins
somehow got en-4ngled. Her head went
under; there Was molnentary struggle;
sac threw up her arms, and the next instant
she Was dragged completely under the
water BY the strong Asa. \ boat was hur-
riedly manned BY Ward aud three Of his
con- panions. They were soon at the place
where she had disappeared but could see
nothing OF her. They scanned the water II
a. directions, and rOwed further out.
There she is" cried Edgar, Gad he
plunged into the sea Ole OF the others
followed him Fortunately they were quite
a. home IN the water and soon freed tho
young girl from the lines and brought her
% TIE surface She was unconscious,
nearly drowned. The hie-preserver was
found 70 % stuffed with hay. and il was this
weight which had first dragged her under
water and 50 frightened her that she lost
her presence OF mind
The cod, stin in harness, made its escape.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

sven rs own recollection. Day after day
De noaras up rnlsfortuncs that would make
u acoII1on man contomp ats suicide. The
wlfe IS 4 hatchet faced woman Wlt4 thick
'0wl aud slnken cheeks, and a ncEe 80 vio-
ienty turned up that 10 pulls the upper lip
cur az position She frles bacon aad GUAR
rels with her husband. Their son ls
miniature edition OF Ms father. When no
grows up gad enters business on his own
account his work shows an im mprovement on
that Of the parent
B.oof Atkins boy was "chunking' the
martins that congregated in the gourds
hanging 70 u pole that stood near the door
of their hut The martins were enjoying
themselves, whicn seemed 10 annoy him
Say, my little fellow" called u stranger,
from tue roadside
..Sur."
.Docs Mr. Bloof Atkins live herci"
'Yezzur"
He dismounted and went In
"Mr Atkins" he said, ''you remember
your uncle Tony Green"
\ never seed i'm IL my nfe. an hain'i
heerd w i'm IA nigh onter thirty year"
'He is dead "
'Frum whut I've been tole erbout i'm, ef
the devil kin stan il, Tony kgB.p aI
He LETT good Pile OF money behind
him"
"Au thatH worry i'm will be thinkin'
erbout that pile"
'It belongs 10 you"
"Whutl"
Its yours by the law-nfty thousand
dollars"
When kin ] git it,"
"As soon a you can prove your IDENTITY"
"Speak er little palmer"
AS soon as you can prove that you are
the nephew Of Tony Green"
The proof was made. Bloof got the
money. lie bought farm. Ten years
passed when the sheriff sold it for him.
After the debts were paid two dollars re-
mained. Bloof went back 10 the old place.
he had never owned it or he would not
have gone there.
Money weren't made fur me ter hanl,"
was al he sad. CHARLES S. BLACKBURN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
WON AT LAST.
4 Briof But Thrilling Romance OF West
err Life.

err Life.
They stood BY the crest Of the hill over
looking the silent. .ceaseless dow Ofthe mag
niGceut stream beneath whose placid breast
the bones of noble De Soto for centuries
have rested ''She had cheeks like cher
ries red. lie was taller most q head"
The threatening clouds OF afternoon had 81
lently stolen away, shepherced by the low
unwilling winds. Fleecy vaporous abysms
Of beauty, Ike cOquettish hands, were
raised, waved before the face Of the siivery
moon, then dropped or brushed aside ike
dew before = rising sun. lie stood silent
and forbidding Of aspect, while she shrunS
from him as a frightened dove in the
presence Of bowling storm. Presently no
spoke:
"Wilhelmina, we have been in America
for seven years. Like Jacob Of old. have
toiled and spun for you and you alone.
left the FatherlaId with your promise Of
love and faithfuiness imprinted upon my
lips. Your father, vorr mother, ard tho
whole village witnessed our pag1ted troth
upon the green. You baae me goodbye,
and wept upon ny bosom. NO one was g
norant OF our love. You have learned tie
language and the customs Of the new
world. You have labored and saved.
have accumu iated wealth. Ne ough. 20
have been married when met you at Cas-
tie Garden, but you refused 10 bee "a dover
less bride Why GO you longer say me nav,
and refuse 70 name day for our wed6ingl
Tell me tonight, or youGer river shall en-
t0n5 me forever
Like the sough Of the winter winds
through the leahess boughs Of the entranced
trees her sobs rended the tri gh, air. Her
breast hcavcd like the bilowy crcsts OF
ocean. She gasped:
Darling Fritz, mine own Fritzi There isa
yawLing chasm between Us which you can
NOT see. Think of me as cae unworthy or
r0gr love-. Forget me after this night ana
write ny name among the dead. We shall
never more meet. Give me Cne laat. long.
lingering Ass. as we used 90 aIss ID the
beautiful Bmgon on the Ralae. and then
we muss part. never 90 uect again. can
not speak Ny lips ors sealed Tie cause
wnl bo buried with me We shall never
wed. Kiss me, Fritz, and kiss me good.
bye"
H's 9aivering lips give token of tae rrief
he a flin conceal. blt into be osts-reteael
arms she p. g and les weeping upon his
bcrast as ne presses Ter 20 hs hosrt ari
c.rss loving =. bus v .tb awe. upon ter eyes,
checks. mouth and nery. lie rams down So
- ss from ff1taag gl1. Irev smother be-
" der entara. her. SIZE i1rFe-s her -er-
20 anl tto w'efll fac upon her. a
over. s1e is hIs. snl he is rrr7. The sre
is er-s7r- as many a spell has been ken
before 1r rsrl .at.a- TIE 1920 lrIr r-alrr
vvho gave her t1e eass diamonds isir trs
cr1scuus His cake is dough Sic d.3
rat eps wfh Alerh.s Ha fl
s,rt-s fo tta- Ass reeti- he.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
GRANp RAPIps as d Us.

We have population Of e o00-
vs. have tht lar-rsi factories. and are fle
largest furniture ..alalacfur.ls center ln Tie
world.
81 have the largest carpet sweeper factory
W. nave the iarses, shingle machine factory
iu the world.
Ne have Tie largest tub and pan factory Ia
the world.
Weha,e tie largest plaster deposits IN tie
world
We hsve .ai factories employing 1900 peo
pie. ana sel crai new ones Do process oi col-
our factories SOLD s. coo.opoowor,h Of goods
iu IA.s.
We have seven railroads and more coming
We have -0 miles Of street railway aDe
Grand river flows through The oity and Is
n1Rlgablr Co Lake Michigan.
We have tao gas aad tao electric Ieht com-
oo-nev city Lall and court house ars worth
Wehave e7 public schools ana two Libraries.
ND have ~ churches embracing ai oent pa
WcIage tie soldiers Home WITH 900 in-
We nave tic Masonic Home. oostiugsioo.-
OuFl
We have 10 fofhin1 houses who soid sls0f.-
04i worth oi goods iu 1885,
Grand Rapids is fhe center ~ tbe famous
Grand Rapids IS hc8dcuarfefs fof many of
N.cilsaas 3 heaviest pine lumber manaisc-
tnrel,.
Graas Rapids t-s fhe lowest death rat, q
arv city o. fhe iuion.
v aaut mtn ol tsalls and capita g. locate
her. aNr establish ffH enterprises
Nn have 1f. lots ore auc oAt-baf miles
! from tie cen t. &C fbe cIfF.
Tee m9s' d ufItuI property and fnesf resi-
I derres afn tasf aul southeast.
Ihese lots are s-uttctsi. with Dieuiy q
T shade. frralnl stTfftt r. q .rul water.
/ Noaf ol ilfm oteI 500 n.arks Iafl tlc sffcfi
! cars auf q ai them face fiF fr.f 3
sixteen minutes ride from 90 a. ST. FOR ffe
/ cents
WIu scl 2l ~ fhon. 90 parties VINO VIZ
I luif8 fof fi fa n.
They are worth Hj rnH. and VII ffirE t.s
CIo. y. DtNTON.
r3 Irun-sf.
oH-e open Thursday and Saturday evenings
uff n
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

aA..HA A ".at .----
aafe oee .i ne Ha-s. s.s1 aHa deer hl,-
f4- -c- raf sfa.ff.e r..ase f.ra i.. Boiler
all ratior trt EIus fra.As l.sr ana al
t-.-ttt rlta 81. AlHE ua.llI.riN Aferoettt
%. aie- ,e, i-tirs ratt tlANtr q Grt
NJ l- l~Ae -s-- feel estate lu ta eta..tt
"a. AtNrtl
FOR -aLE ilsl, .sa esaler iaf home iat
Ai "itH large alley. rLr eitsar. lien.N
>.daa ADit. Au-o- Iuel.s. t-e.rla t-iiA.
i-'f Nat.t|t 0e..Nt -A ll. s-1-t-
s-,t1l iA ss~.u paft ~ -iiy. e,ais s9t ..9tsp.
s.r lA-sh. 'front.' a1d haCA STAIRS - tirf
r.c i4 LAC 4teallty. S-.fH worth go .cAst
--.f N. a. klArEl
ttk -ALL have the agency ~ some tsry
it- rN.>r9 oI fhc hUt parties niel nae -
~ 4isles a u 49, d D-.lgai a.. Dell iol e cal
snt p. ll-t N. I. AlN9-l-
kuh SALt-l have fev tract, 81 acre prof.
MAKE d Ale investment icr p.atli as plr2eres-
" M. AlAoLA.
Eoh SALE Or fEanE-A nne l-0 acre tract
0i 0ihartHucl timber land within "a miles II
W. II. KNsFY'
E0R -ALE- several nice houses on stocking
-. car line 4l very ie lsona able terms.
h. u. kINsEI.
EOk sALE-Naeanf and Improved property
GA No4tn bit-s4On st. h. H. hlA>tl.
EOB ~ALE- $500 pui into The lot and s .ogg
llfot NICE plat w.li Tcut for $50 per niolfh.
llf-sfl gate. y. II. hINSEA
RRiCA BLOCK on keat-st, opposite court
- House. Tor sai'. ". H. AlASEl.
EOk SALE->ee here. that fine corner II
Madison ave ana Thomas So. only .010
i.Al W H. klAski.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

rhs Story q Ma Whs Wa Bsra to
foFeFty.

9EERTY IS here 1itsfy
With 80 ~ e pc @p-e,
each geI IeEstica "a
titliuglg ia 4 3 g1er
state - lsvel1pIen nt.
lLe Ran i ildlstri
Gus 90 q sober, lis
Fac grows pre1a
tlreiF cd wlth to-I
but t1e shine Of his
ere IS u0l tie spegk.a
q tho diamond 4
hone, but ths 4-l
gilsten ~ the peNter
II satisfied despair.
He owns nothing but
the clothes ae wears,
AMI how or when he
bought Llemls beyond
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
HELP wLNrED rEs.LE.


! .AblI~ seeking POSITIONS iu stores ur offices
~a 'ufe same rir luth The Com ntFclt
i--ADias as --rlt Association. ~ 4uHrue L. -
~ 1-Ili Two tIst class Giulue room girls
au4 ana q Iefl hlellrfe- N4geS SIS Ter
month villa board ana ropm. ID aud 3 Lyon
ST.. $40
WANTED giri to do housewofk. InQulI-
at -s Souln nion 81. as
" AAlLli-A competent girl Tor general
hou,rvofh. Boz, Aorih Prospect 81 -N
kAAAIED-A sIeady well lehas.d aUfss
giil 81 o. l6 ears old. AIp.y at ll3 parls-
ssstc.. NceA iie hours of "a. al. 10 Z D. in.
Afs u. :. Hopkins. .fs
ktAAILD-A healthy. competent. middle
aset woman 10 do general houscWorA for
lamiit 0i thfer- Apply any tine Gay hs-
lore D. H.. IL Is pATlSAte. Mls. a.. b. Iop-
k.ns. iq
ttAATED--Girl u DO houscwork. good
- cock. - NcNeTu0u 81. is
kXANIED-A competent glri for kitchen
llf Court ST. fs
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
BnsEPSs nHANcps

e00n buys good paying grocery rs 1ess ~
"" SoU,n D.y3slon-st. Davis a Josf 81
Iolroe-st. -.
PARTIES with from $50 W. e. invest in bus
n' s. Will find what fh-y want by ca flng
on DAVIS Jost. = Nonrce-sf 4.
poor AND SHOE hgSiuess-lasf years sales
slhnN. best psyinR business in the city.
VII take city property Tor Ia rt. balance cash
Laws a ao>l. s- Aouroe-st. 1-
n an with $40 10 isvest ia Profitable bgsi
"a nc s. Davis a. 50f. - Noaroe-s,. p.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
k0NRY TO ION

| OANS-Short tine Room rs. Powers Opera
- houSe block. over Arcade III
Z PER CENT. MONEY to loan. D. A. John
S' %. - Canal s.. 5stf
MONEY TO LOAN for The Norhwcsfern
II Mutual Life Insurance Comrany of NI.
waukee in sums of - .0oO and upwards. on farm
and city property at lowest current rates Of
interest security must be dr5tclass. NOre Il
Wilson. Lecyard block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
FOR RENT-F0rsrs-

FOR RhNT-A cottage Of rooms hard and
soitWater and good cellar; street cars 70
by the door. Also. afeuemeut Of rooms and
one on ! rooms with modern cOnNrnlences.
Inquire of j. ". Barnard IS Allen. corner 81.
Ntrnon-st. Also. house ot rooms. within
minutes walk Of sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,
.GRAND RAPIDs. SATURDAY. July 2.
Nor UNooNsTtTUTIoNAL-

ties evidently warpng theis judg
meat in reference 90 the tame al which
the amendment % the state Canst.tu-
ton ln reference To the creation OF an
additional judge for the Kent circuit,
adopted last 1uug may he gwen
effect. Section y of Article 30. Of the
con ttlt.on,pTov that " "A.iamend-
ments SHALL take effect the first OF the
year after Their adoption This Is
pointed 20 as conclusive evidence that
the circuit court amendment adopted
last spr.us cannot become operative
before January / 1890. This would be
the case wcse there no provision IN
the amendment IN reference 20 the
time Of It's taking effect That : 10 say,
no mere act Iof the Legislature could
give the amendment effect before next
January. But n this case the amend
ment itself provides that it shall take
immediate effect. "Tae theory Of our
political system, As Cooley SAYS in his
vork- ga Constitutional Limitations" j."
as that the ultimate sovereignty IS in
the people, from whom springs all
legitimate authority Demonstration
provide. that If aproposed amendment
Is agreed % by two-th.rds OF each
branch Of the Log stature and a ma
iorty of the qualified electors of the
state ra-fy and approve such amend
meut, "the same shall become a part
or the Constitution" The amendment
proposing q reorganization Of this
judicial circuit and the creation of the
additional IudEssnp, including the
provision thatl should have .mmedi-
ste effect, was submitted 10
the people in accordance with
the provisions Of the Constitution
snd aas ratified and approved by them,
and therefore became a part of tho
Constitution as much as is the clause in
section 2. Article %. IL there Is any
conflict, the rule that the provision last
adopted .upersedes any thing ia con-
fic, With %, must bold good. The
clause providing that amendments
shall take effect at the commencement
of the ycar after their adoption.
must therefore be interpreted as
applying to amendments In which tae
tme for their gong in.o effect not
YSc'6cd.
Use question when ar amendment
shs Vo -nto effect is not one Of the
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27


koR SALE uon'i fali le read Tie real estate
advertised for sale by N d. A.lses ia aI-
other a. iuliH. no
EOk SAiEA splendid drlNl : herse. ak
A-.fs Nla. ia4taIm atfl-. s Eau 4I a
Single htf est ntt breast nf haWr fai ilsI.
htailA - t- AL4> property Nll Nr aa.l 90
lllrn ICES fAtl ii> hal4e a, ] q going
-ii at 81 b rAifhy lave MolllAs tr e4calD.
l-cIAtilg ine -'it s
EoA SALE Harse SID tap hasey ior sa.s IA
iheia. He-is- Inquire 20 l Muufoe 81.
u j. bee-er- 10
kok nlLl.-tirsi-riass tuggy hefsa lnq4fe
"i ~ tas> Fl. he'. j. andcrwerp. IS
Eoi. 4tt-l-0 shares Grand Earts Tire
insurance GO. stock lt sll8Hs sfaI. .l
Lafl4s fAIa aIft aHc J. of.s.on ca. ~tofs. ll
Shares Gran. t+i4.s stree. iitl'Has Ia. -IoUI.
--'fti Gran. LHfIl~ street fHIlHaN IU. nIl.-
: ~ ur.4a lttIlls ptliasllfr d. .lh iiUI 1e ir-
4tlrt oi - L. u4a. a. metropolitan llort.
Chicago ln -
EuK SALE good l.ois fof S., cash. ca 10
seen at larffe-st corner OF Crescent AID
l.aha lil SIS. -so. ~ -
kfoh ~.Il.-A fify-iourinch Challenge hi.
s3 al-f almost as good 49, lru Wlil sri
cheap. Aal-sr i...l 1ncrfy si
L'0s Sil.E-A iuo-Harse power OTTO silttt
tsas tngilf Nlli $3.50 10 af d bargain. lUr
iurihcr particulars 0al ~ adcrcss N alter lsuli
Co.. lta aiil IL, rlrlenl-sNe.. Detroit q =
EOR ALA luylfure stock centrally lu-
l. catruf splendid business ffsfcllss h.I-
gain - fhc riEnt party. Address Jones box
o.. care TELEGRAM. lirrad. tl1f
E0R SAII-sn ouiat f0r Is steam laanarr.
very cheap in fari Tor hait Gaze 4eIua. ea~..
hlsoa horse power .ir-in f.-..f AND 0f-
livery wagon Enquire at fle ttele steam
Dye House. 30. = CanaI-si.. oi .. Ber~ii.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27

Can you AFFORD 10 let those lots be sold IL
The prices and fhe rate they are without s.cur-
lng ontf Especially if we Will Iurrish You a
let ana lumber o. Guild. and give YOU na- for
boiu. Remember we furnish an abstract
showing clear ute u every purchaser.
". ii. hINSEY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
10 ,rn.lRInkn,.

6EEALD sho fails 10 receive the paper
Eesatarfys or wno nay have reason 10
eon4plaia OF iaJ- delivery, viii confer a
special favor - inforn44E< this oniee of
-ae fart at oaee. s-nd postal card OF Usi
1r eel phone 55t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27


AZ ar~t,s \. i1f Fess.r @Ie iao@te1 ne4r
ts't pcs N>e---i-.aks. cQ4sel aS.tlly I1iaEs
sf'A t-t- At1 =. taltf hearts Il.cfolsfe i
H-fs et.at tet> tei s-ls laf So il4t ~ osIne
t.sl -D-.fi -s 4bs l2i4S ~ tAt
ttt4. g P fttfta.
W BAY tuls ~ s4ls a. desirable ezrls
" 81 Ire gltk ullfta tAs each 81 ,'s.r's-
tac1 sal ans see. ll4sis j.si. s Nonsae-
s. Is
&1f.D t.ks Aaa>t aaa iai oa Iaisyetir-st.
w. l tetea az pAeo- -s4sis a losl S.
Ae4tes-et as
Hol ~ AID INI "a OCTAVE. 40 tas,
a l~sAaeAts- A@t is j soss. g. AoAroe II.
-
scr, cast Par. 81 elis ssel l.eAr Weslii..
~ aAe.l easy payments. LAWS JSsl. a4
- ia tsI4e en e-f Division 81 cf .llh
wars f-afs reasonable prices easy Ilss
4ea delay tals % lefiunils. iurufg 3 t.ll-
felI. New auSetlAa bAiluin4-
w A4Ve 5ast lAa tNo Eoo0 iois placed
U-f lUuaa tt s. N1ana a tt ttaHHl 50 leak q
tat fitf str 81 Hliaa- So stlI laf .tas llaA
'esi en0lsfaf ESQ. eAss ie.iAs lutt.e tlaih
koE SAlL-Lei a.l cheap. n.lsi Ia sala 80
eltl- ttol chance Soy Speculation. af 80
set ~. - Il.ce Iof hosas. Southeast p4ri ~
EA frtet siA. A4crcS. Il. At4i.. leles aia-
Herald lo,fl
Euk eslF-A house aud .oi. easy terms.
1851 0Aished. ~ traiur.sl
lUA NafI Uh RIM Aru house su slt lll
Aal 4 Hteh IeM csi.t fea4 house las
ineaeil ilnf ekeiarals also iAt N4lli $780,
balance e. san Ac~ house. sitN "a meatily
tvo Blocks fram Bridge 81 lla alof l4l la loak
sitter fHIs -e lan Eitf Nuu laILalus.
't.rts. f l-asI lrLaarsi l..lf
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
POR RBKT- -ROOEs.

TO hfNI-For nicely furn lshed room or 2
suite nniurnishcd. apply 10 John Moran.
1f.. - last Efl1ge-sf. ~
EOA RENT-F FINISHED o0ms 50 Jeferso n
ave. -
E0R RENT-Furnished or unfurnished
suites Or single rooms. l9 NORTH Lafay-
eftest. .8s
EOR RENI-Three unfuEnished rooms. a5
1 tre,cenIaye a
tCh ELN Rooms sinsly and cn suite ;ur-
nisaei or unfuraisAed. AZ Pax Place.
Mrs. A. L. smith
+ cli ELNI-LarTe. c. .cgautly furnished rooms
racing 'fesccut.a ave and tanalsr.. with
-,-s. tfWiy furnished ana rthttcd. Everything
strictly hraiciass- Entrance. Cresceut-s.Ne.s
llS', - ana SO. Lnqulrc az Room u. Hly
tpA kkNl-tufaished rooms Steam heated
and furnished rooms for ight housekeeu-
lng. Apply 81 Room lu3. New H0usemau block
Elevator from q m 10 II p ~. Dee 1871
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-27
RITuATIOE8 WANTFn-FYNbLi

ltAN1ED-e hslhb ermaid. dlulng room glrl
ano kitchen gil Michigan House. 2'-ff
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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-10-13
THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS OCTOBER ID 1883

had never vexed her soul with the trifing
cruelties common to the race of lovers,
appeared impossible to Anastasia, whose
own faith was entire; so that the blow
which presently fell upon her was Like a
thunderbolt from a clear sky. When she
was sick with hope deferred, came let
ter from Paris, SO constrained in tone
and dwelling so hopelessly upon the bar
rier raised between them by his fathers
opposition, that it needed not the brevity
for which he excused himself by saying
that he had hurt his hand, to show the
poor girl with cruel distinctness that she
was virtually forsaken.
Horrible blow to her love. her pride,
her hopes-nay, it destroyed even the
past that had worn so Ease a sweetness,
for it proved his heart to. have been un-
sound, his mind wagering all through.
For Lottie's sake she tried to rouse
herself, but succeeded indifferently
Dragging herself to the task, she wrote
to free him from the engagement, and
read the answer which came by return
of post with a bitter contempt that only
added more cutting pain to the wound.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-10-13
A woman,s Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been made,
and that too by a lady in this county. Disease
fastened its clutches upon her. and for seven years
she withstcod It's severest tests but her vital or
gans were undermined and death seemed immi
nent For three months she coughed necessarily
and could not sIeeep. She bought of us a bottle
of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
and was so much relieved on taking first dose
that she slept ell night, and with one bottle has
been miraculously cured. Her name is Miss
Lutz" Thus wrote W. @. Hamrick & Co., of
Shelby, ~ G, Get a trial bottle at George H.
Whites drug store.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-10-13
HIS DOUBLE COUSIN.
A Strange Story Of Continental Travel and a
Girls Love-
Girls Love.
BY MARY DEANE,


N e evening in
the April of 1884,
the tram car was
trundIing slowly
in from San Paolo
Fuori lie Muir.
T h g Pickering
light of the lamps
fell upon tn e
dingy habits of
six m on ks on
their customary
way into Rome
for the night, a
couple of peas
ants and t W o
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Perkins, rather crestfaIlen. and yet
pleased to sec his acquaintance again.
GLOW are you, sirT' he said across the
table. "Glad to meet you again, Mr..
Ouestfn. /"