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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-27
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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

Tie line OF mus. Cal instruments shown
by julius A. J. FT-eorchs 50 SA9 p
Cauai-st., Is worthy al inspect ol- t--'- q
llstI Gmeut as displays would maze --1
zpgr0prlAte Christmas git
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23
MATTERS N MICHIGAN.

- .as.a-- aaA-a.a
M8szegou a..l lave grand en4rty
t4-i neat fll4Y.
Ladl1gtgu nlo-aers al cave baby
contest leKl Ud4g.
A4Enette Is talk.ng VI . good base
DaA l4l4e toE neKL se41o4.
fle annual banquet of tie Michigan
GLIB El-l 8e held February -.
TIE Howard City Rsoora has issued
Yefy pretty holiday supplement
AZ electrical mining machinery once
has beea established ~ Marquette
Mrs T. Fald tie BEARDED lady, lives
b. Iotten. a Alrle town near Luther.
75-year-o.d dude, II Delta, aas just
Ilted a les saE-oll madden, " Iaat WI
Ase.
lt = rlm0red thatthe Kent city wnd
m4l- factory Is % BE- removed ~ Music
soi-
Tie R0ck leland arsenal vii send
tNo 3-ilca caln0as % the AgricaltlE@l
college at Lansing
The Thirteenth Mich gan Infantry
WILL hold a reunion at Kalamazoo on
Friday, January IL.
Harry Meyers. Of Charlotte, picked
Csc feathers on from 40 chickens IA
tAIee hours the other day.
james Is. HAYES has received a ten
years lease on tle hotel Wayne az De
tro.t. beginning Jan 7 1880.
tthmsr sheldon, 0t BlissAeld, has the
iyp10t fever. and hs hogs have the
.0gga, a dOuble sfilcLoc.
JENNIE M Sweuaud. the fair forger
tao years "a tbe Detroit Home OF Cor
Toelou.
Theodore Gerlach. son Of Rev. and
Mrs Gcrlach. az Montague, viii marry
M.-s L0tle Hill, OF Joliet, H., next
"Wednesday.
Edmond Masking. OF Calumet, went
skating on Portage Lake Thursday
o. Eht aud was drowned. His body WAS
recovered FRIDAY.
Lansing congregations encore the
choir quartet, bat fail 20 encore the
preacher. These are not the days Of
double headed sermons.
The MeuOmmee Herald has issued a
tine l6-page holiday number. 10 is
puntcd Ou pretty PINK paper and ls
hI.cd with Lgc ads and good reading
matter.
Policeman George ". Hunt, of De
tro.t, stepped from the approach Ot a
WesJbouud freight train and was
struck by an EaH-bound train and was
instantly killed.
rhc colorcd people Of Lansing have
organ lld a league Tor the purpose OF
working Tor their privileges I'D pubic
fu Iia-s and railroad cars, and also
tor educa1Ola. work.
Lucy WxOu. OF WixOn, Mich, and
Betsy Wood of Grand Ledge, are said
o. boz the oldest living twins. They
were born October -, 1892, and read
without toe ald ol classes.
John Na-hOt1, LIVING near Middle
vile, wlgie 0gt hunting stopped % rest
and p.Iccd as hsnd over tne muzzlc OF
tle gun. Johu' anatomy IS now minus
tnlec fingers.
a scauo.I broke on tho beifrv OF the
rsN scn1o. bedding 80 Lake city Thurs
aar. rrurlq. q.t4uug -. rs. tsust.u 10 the
gr1gud. a distance ot tu uty-tOur feet.
ASIDE from some agH-cs and pralncd
wrist b. escaped uAnjurcd.
Ncaacl Fitzgerald, of Bay City lived
tarty days Wlta d dlslocated neck. IC
Was % grCd about 81 month 3LO by a lO-
falling ou a pcavy which be held, the
shock d.-iccaaug his neck. Paraly-i,
-dli Dot immediately cusue, and he ap
re1rol as though nothing was the mat
Ger With G.m 4 pOst-mortem revealed
81 dIs.ocau0u OF the neck from disease
ot taa bone.
Work at the Ailegan fruit-dryer hai
closed Tor the season. There we're useo
$4,000 bushels VI apples, which VII
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

For fne la1y's writing deski poiisn
sA, solid OAK. $3.50. $50, 80 20
-, 20 - Vinegar Furniture Com pAly
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

In geneTal merchant tailoring Flefee
Bros. q SAattuck, "a Nongoe-s1-, are
unsurpassed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

For a good blanket for g so, tslr or
a good cotton-hlled comforter Tor 500,
or cheap blanket Tor Sl.25 pair, OF
cheap comforter FOR 80 cents, 90 10
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

The best salye IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chllolains,
cOrns and all SKIN eruptlOns, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
Ii is guaranteed TO give perfect satlstac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
gists, corner Monroe and DlyIslon-sts.
For don't care, dull, tired feeling,
impoverished blood, dull pains in hack
and head, tantalizng skin eruptions,
Kemp's Sarsaparilla never fails tO give
relief. We always guarantee 1t. Price
81 per bottle. Tlbbs' drug store, l26
MOnrOe-St.
Pears Soap secures Il beautiful COM
plexlOn.
Beecham's Pills cures Cosuveness and
Indigestion.
Advice TO Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup should al
ways be used for children teethng. II soOthes
the child. softens the gums. allays all pain.
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy Tor
dlaTTACea. &C a bottle
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

For a fine s.debOard, solid oak, polish
finish. log $40, 90 - Vinegar Furniture
Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

Christmas tree ornaments OF al kinds
AZ SWetland :.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

Christmas tree ornaments Of ali kinds
az >wttland s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

Do nli. lnery AZ greatly reduced pTlces
a. 81 M0uTge-sG.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

CITY Treasurer Once.
Grand Rapids. AliCh. t5-.. E.. lssf.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
rnI for The ftcullL.a1a extension ol ~.rafCt tf
SO eef across land Dr.uni.a rs fHH b. I'D =
- r r. fn fhs CITY 90 Creme Harif@ Is nor M
Hf fauds ard that 7 viH receive payment
Thereon far the period If twenty faTs from
tfis date. as tie oGice o. the cts treasure.
y hal.
Grrrg- p Pr-rv.
Cts Iraa sfrer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23
hi. Mother KNEW woa, was Best.

! know from pracucal use oi the
beneficial effects of Red Glover, when
but eleven wears Oi age ! had Scrofu-
lous sWelimgs, carrying both arms IN
one position Tor weeks At time.
Doctors said on examination that |
might live "a year, possibly two at the
longest, but no longer. My mother
took charge OF ne, and IN her old
fashioned way of doctorlng and using
Red Clover, ! am today well aud
hearty man. Since your extract OF
Red Clover came on the market, ]
have used il with good results. My
wife Is now using it for dropsy and
general debility and 1t is dong her
more good than anything she has yet
found. | think that for a Tonic and
Blood Medicine there is nothing so good
as your extract of Red Clover. You
are free TO use tins As ] do not hesl-
tate 10 recommend II TO any VINO are
afflicted. Yours truly.
\. /. JOHNSON,
b Hamlin Ave, Detroit.
70 J.M. Loose Red Glover Co, Detroit,
Mich.
For sale 10y White & White.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

For high back, solid oak, dining
chairs, for $50, go TO Vinegar FurnI-
turc COmpauY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23
ALBUMS! ALBUMS! F!
4sa~~~
GREAT REDUCTION IN
Al BUNS

q co. 500, y4oo aid $500 Albums
Your choice for $50. Can and see
them. All Ihe Latest styles, shapes,
and Qualities, Al positively tie Lowest
Prices ever placed on the market
Biggest line Ia the city 10 select from.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

Pears Soap secures 4 beautiful COM
DleXlOn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23
AIXice to Mothers.

Beecham's Pills cures Costiveness and
Indigestion.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23
\. J.. JOHNSON

70 IN. Loose Red Glover Co, Detr
Mich.
For sale 10y White & White.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
GRIEF rrYGBD WITH REMORSE.
IN. Washington PrSt.

From I'll" Washington f'Nt
4 week or more ago gentleman whom we VIII
cali Mr. Blank died. and the time and place of his
funeral we're announced In the papers. Another
gentleman whom we VIII call Bianker, saw the
notice and Sasd n himself:
par dear, my old friend and eenetactor Is dead
I knew b. IN Washington and Intended 10 cali
on him. but now Il Is too LATE And he censurrd
himself for his neglect OF the who had been his
friend when he SOrey needed friend
Tortured By his conscience, he sought 20 make
ND "A best he then could fer hts fault lie scnt
the most magnificent horal piecs he could buy and,
on tho day Of the funeral. one of the most
cmOnstr&tive OF the mourneS,
After the caStct had been lowered Into tho grave
and the ceremonies al end, the rcpentant Mr
BlAnlc-r turned with trarS streaming from hts eyes
and said to 3 gentleman walking beside him toward
tho osriaFe: A.
old friend ......,o,
Ately. ,,.
NO, but We went all through the war together
and no was my best friend and benefactor anerwarL
There must be some mistake" said the gentleman
Mr. Blank was not IN the army, He has Deem III
this country only few years. -,
"The deuce you say SaL BlanR"r, forgetting ms
grief; thon, by thunder I've been chief mourhcr
Al the wrong mans funeral And he straghtWaS
Iookad up his old friend who In excellent health
II cost BANKER good deal for flowers, but mar ISN'T
Circumstance TO what Il has since cost him Tor wlne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02

Another swoop bang, thad the outer L wss
up" Iraning from his bed, tho Judge ss ,ybirh
heavy cane and struck out IL the han Scrs from
peretrasd his room through the open "'n'0"'
the street lamps. =, 49, craat Umpire
watched the unequal strife he called strKes pt the
Judge with never basehit 70 his scoe around tho
room, as il to say, Keep trying Jsage a,mosphere.
vent the cane through the unrsss'ing aIosp niars
bn each time II hit the bat Just In tns .,oc bot
II missed him before. Tho Judge was iiom his
manly form Around tho room he vent sH is SpjSSt
us H-,,ittre and lodging around the bod ns ~, ~
robe stood out behind and his eyebaiis s'ood o"' "
front. ,,, Ita ,yatehsd the bat
AL. around until he got 10 his curves. a,e and
lee nnt as the cherOpter came over tne pa.o a. q
struck him between Bladensburg snd bn,. NJ. hn,h hats
ihre.bagger So heavy was me oloM IIat,sred over
went through tho windo" losD'n'' "
the adjacent roof -, -. =. oo,d beaded cana
re,r The thristnry window Of certain tosr
on est and shattcr tho hitherto aceoRry r,sr had
~ tho Inmates that arstocrauc nuT ISr. t.
visited them tho previous night Hnt INC bssS with
awake nights figuring how D get h'S S""o O
out disclosing his Identity,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
THE MYSTERY or THOSE VERSES.


one who was candidate for his party's nomlnaI
ton for an important office few years ago appealeI
Ia political opponent TO prepare speech Tor him 10
use in bis canvass More from admiration for tne iei
lows check than for any other reason, the spep "s
prepared and the writer had the chagrin OF seeing we
man nominated and elected on the str"ngih VI WS
reputation for eIOquence acquired by us delivery.
curious thing about 10 was that the writer hah unIO
duced into the speech few lines from an fh
poem OF his own which OCcasOned the nOmlha au'not
deal OF trouble He was constantly being mpor,uhol
10 know who wrote them, and In constant triOpia1p
lest ho should cite the wrong authority. ne hnaiR
addressed the author NOTE making inc i"iu''S VI
these terms. /. 49,, ,rho q.
the author OF the lines quoted IN my Speech oeSih-
ning,' etc.
TO this the author replied -, ,, 49,, .,,r
81 am absolutely certain that the lines yOo refef
to were never printed until your speech was pun
After that when questioned Is 10 thsir snthorSmp.
the orator would say have never ouna sn' them "m
that knew l suppose must have run arOss lneIn ~
somewhore or thrown them OF myself on the spur u
tho moment , 49,. l.. ,ras him.
lie knew his secret was safe ahd that be TSs MAN man,
seli far moro likely 10 reveal the facts thah INC mau
t whose literary skill no indebted for repl's
lion Tor eloquence that any one might envy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
rHB EyGLrsnM4s WAS S1LENcBD.

Prom Tho Boston Courier ~
An EpRishman waS being entertained In boseon
A. parlOr one evening. when the conYers9uoh IuLn.n
mon tho difference between English ana American
cities. -. -. v-,u.hr,.n
Ope thing "a very shocking 70 u.s. the Enghshnfan
obsorvo,t aud that Is the many cases Oh N1acICs ~
the streets here That. you know. Is 80 dinereh III
tho English cry" a, o,,, ,sat.. Win
was entertaining the guest; never saw hsi INC NO
Iencc in the streets here that have IN England VIZ
when we 10 Liverpool. last summer Se go.
out one day 10 tain walk and We han onS 90 scToss
he street from The hotel when horrible great drhs
Ash wife came ND tD without any proVOcehpn. am
offered 10 light mo for dxpence. never was 30
what did yon dol CAN the uollceF she was
asked Nd, -, 49,, ,.,,t.s
In sIahi m call | don't know what should haSo
done n a rosl. HEAVIER hadn't rome along and NoInh
tered 10 take the quarrel OF my hands by nghunR 'he
HORRIBLE creature for nothing .-
And you got away without harm -, ,.., A.
Yes but | Dcycf had snvthing ltke tnN HaPpe" W
me an The streets of an American city, ,,,.
Yos the visitor responded dryly. "lt Souhn =,
you know An American coalhosVef TouM nave
Charged you al least double for taking the ahsr on
your hands - a.. /,
GyeTJ likely cooIly put in Young isdy WOO hsi
pos vet SpokrI for the truth + that only In Engiana
- even coal beavers fond OF fighting with women
The conversation was found 10 he taxing uirn mN
would on the whole not prove coHiueNc 70 s"c'a'
harmony, and the subject vas therefore dropped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
OLD ACTORS THAT LOOK YOUNG.
GREASE PAINT OR SOMETHING ELSE THAT AcTe
AS A PREsrRvER OF YOUTH.

GREASE PAINT OR SOMETHING ELSE THAT AcTe
as A PREsERvER OF YOUTH
There seems 70 be something sbout the life Of tho
profes sIOnal actor that has the effect OF preserving
youthful Appearance after middle ago has been
passed II Is often said that cosmetics are injurious
to the complexion, aud doubt many OF them are,
but II Is possible that the grcasepsnt. which Is now
almost ally used by actors has tendency 10
soften the skin and delay the formation OF wrinkles
and the telltsle crows feet.
few days ago three men stood talking together
In front Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The casual OBJ
server would pot have thought any one Of tho three
10 bo much over forty, while he would probably have
put the taest and youngest looking Al about thirty
Eve. Yet this was JoSeph Whiting. who was .
promising young actor in tho early days OF the war.
and his companions wore Stuart Robson and W. J.
Florence 70 the many people who have laughed at
and with Robson the Juvenile and innocent Bsr.
tie Of "The Henrietta the fact recently published
that he is about twelve years older than his former
partner W. IL. Crane. seems almost incredible. Mr..
Florence Is about fifty eight, but his appearance
has scarcely changed In the last fifteen year,.
Tho ages Of actresses should. perhsps. not DO 70.
many who stil look youthful. or al least handsome
and attractive are so clearly In evidence thHt no
secrets will be violated in mentioning fow instances
1secent court proceedings must have aetonbhnd
numerous admirers Of Maggie Mitchell. who. sftor
some thirty years upon the stage continues 10 play
star has lasted more than twenty years has % dSi.
child. Agiss Booth, Kate Rogers and Rose Eytings
al 9 s0 1os on ana S ey Sac ss H se sr III
benefit Mrs. d p: bowers appeared a. Mary Queen Of
scots and was able 10 realize much Of the charm a.
Bowers was the scene the veteran actor. Harry
watkins, told the writer that nr3:nne years had
passed since no had played for her benefit In Bslt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
NH MULHEARN PROBABLY SURVIVES.

From The Washington Post
Andre Matteson, who has been a Journalistic writer
In Chicago ever since the day before the lake came
there never becomes angry lie hops right over anger
and becomes mad One day several years ago, when
collector named Mulhesrn. something Ike H. had
pcs tered him beyond endurance Mr.. MstfeSon rushed
Into the office VI Mr.. \. 5, Trlde, the attorney for
The Tines and said:
Look hero, Trlide, want 70 know something
THIS Internal fellow Mulhesrn has bothered me
until | can't stand 4, any longer. He comes 10 the
office and annOys mo that | can't work. and he
goes 10 my honse and drives my family nearly crazy
What | want 10 know IS whether there Is any law
against my taking club and smashing his head II
no persists In pcStcrinG me-"
Mr. Trlldc calmly took down copy Of the Illinois
statutes. turned 10 the index and consumed a good
deal Of time looking up and down the column OF Ms
what arr you looking for!7 asked Natteson, con.
stdcrahly cooled by his long walt.
You said his name was Mulhearn, did yon mott"
Yes
"Wcl7 said the lawyer, seriously, al don't ind any
srch namo I'm tho State law ami presume, therefore
there Is nothing unlawful In the killing Of a man
named Muhcarn, SIM" he continued In grave bust.
ness.llke manner perhaps you would better not do
ANYTHING about 1t until look over VI the common
law All hOrtes. They may mention Mulhearn"
lly this time Mr. MaieS0n calm enough 10 NJ
sumo his work, and with courtly thanks for Tr,do's
counsel, he returned to his own Office.
"Whcnever MattesOn becomes so mad he can't
work. explained Mr. Trudc afterward, "he comes 10
nv Office, and asks some such absurd question, and
| always treat him In dead earnest II seems to do
him good and the hinniest part Of 10 all Is neither
OF treats the matter as joke, after Il Is
all over with"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
cuRrors rHRre-pLY FRIENDSHIP.

From The Washington Critic.
An odd case Of friendship was developed duFni
the examination Of applicants for positions on the
police force Three big, hno looking soldiers caue
together 10 be examined One Of them acted
spokesman and said when they vent 10 Puce Head.
Quarters 10 file their applications that they applied
With the Outstanding that one Of the three was
not appointed neither Of the other two would accept
an appolntment. They were all discharged hom
the company they served in at about the Same time
and had decided not TO be separated n one OF hen,
The spohesman said. failed 20 get appointment
TO the police force, all three OF them would reenlist
in the army for the sahe Of remaining together
They win probably al three DO appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
Clear the Way

without OF time when tho intestinal canal 10 hise
No by reason Of constipation. chronic or temporary
should b borne in mnd that this aiiu'sns 10 rrons
become lasting and obstinate, and breed other ana wors
eompaluts Hosteters Stomach Bitters 10 the preeiS
remedy to remove the Obstruction seeaay. but wisne'
arsuehns or weakening tho hloessdsd bowels scssS
ousuee always W BE- sppehended from the u vo'ers
laxatives which among NE most pernieioas OF ss
cbeap nos,rums swallowed BY tae ereducus and rssH
formed The nat OF experience, and Of thu medical ~
terpity sanction the claims Of AlA STANDARD ss'k.-
Not oay ss source Of relief ana permanent rssalsny
% the bowels liver and stomach. bat az ness
renaedyins and prevailing kianey and hisdd@ 1ess
sna fever snd aEue. Il u wisAeus peer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
THE SHIP WAS SAVED.

From The Chicago Tribune
.Captan" reported the officer rs he came ap from
below, pale with fear the water is gaining on US We
must hghten tho shpp
with the presence OF mind that distinguishes the
o hero from the craven IA the hour Of peril the Cap
tain instantly called all hands on deck
Men, he said and his deep voice rang out, clear
and strong. the Wild waste Of waters that that
ened 70 ingaf tho stately vessel throw those things
overboardH
The sailors went 10 work with the energy % de-
spsr IN less thsn an hour they had thrown over the
side OF The vessel the private baggage Of travelling
actress ind three fashionable canes belonging 10
klHdon dude and the gallant ship, with her leek now
bin above water bounded On har course LIKE thing
81 Ute. Her commander had saved her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
JUDGE Bid ANp TIE Bat,

FFOu WHATHHEIDII IbhT'
Some people hato bugs, bats, hris and other hying
things especAily the Kind that come Into your room
at night and Wits around solely for the purpose OF
kee ping you awake. Judge Bird, well-kn0wn Post:
sunday evening and went 10 hts viTtuous and lonely
couch at the usual hour. He wA aroused rom his
Then something soopsd down near his head brushing
bic hair as u passed. Then All wa quiet. whh
beneath HE pniowf Or the ExOoP o. the pread
Reaper moving around In the Clark for vieumf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
A NEAT REfORr.
From The Boston Transcript.


The late Peleg ". Chandler, who was hard OF hear.
Ing was ono Of the most effective OF vartlme sboak-
trs. Every occasion illustrated his eioousncs. and
one demonstrated tho quckness OF his foparieo AT
one meeting no was frequently interrupted by black
guard at the rear Of the hall who kent shouting:
Why don't you 20 yourselfl"
For tins Mr.. Chandler's deafness prevented him
nom catching the exact nature OF the interruption
Of which he had been for some time conscious. At
last Mr.. Chandler caught tho words Of the starber
Then, In the mldest accents, which emphasized tho
force OF tho words, he said:
Young man, II my ears were as good Is yours, ana
a. long as yours sko0ldn't be hero to-nlghtp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
rykrrpyrARY BAYARD's Young HOPEFUL.
49, ,..... A. rha PhLladclnhIn Prnks.

WIlmIngtOn IeFFr TO FNIIauOIP"IH ''t'"
There IA no doubt that Mr.. BSysrd will refrain rom
entering public life again. He has expressed Nun.
80 ~ IsIrinr 10 pass the rest Of his years in the
Smictness OF his home With his faulty aud his books
1evotIng his energies 10 the practice OF aw aha me
,rsining Of his two Younger for the same probes
sion 10 young Tom the hopes OF the family PROB
ahly rcSt lie Is the exact counterpart OF his tather
sb.bc taHer perhaps with broad SHOULDERS ptct-
nrc of nnc Young manhood. lie IS open and frank
ia manner and Immensely popular With those OF MS
own wears Philip the youngest OF the family, is
likewise a youth OF fine promise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE,
THE SECRET OF ONE sCHoOLNAsTER's INFLV'
BYCR
rrnm Thn nosion Trayeller.

From The Boston Traveller, ,ru.
The Boston clergyman, the Rev. r. NJ; r. Nons
who will be remembered 10y man. OF our clt"chn, no
early in life a schOolmastef, lie told me ,hst ~.
regarded among the most important OF MS nutes us
OF playing with his boys n hoir hours OF rocfea,0
and 20 that be always insisted in joining IN to gaee
OF ball and marbles and other pastimes IN some eapS
city that should ~ It werc bring them 20 cVnfOn
that thus he had an opportunity to know anu low 1
them free from the restraints OF Official position, H s
that thew were drawn nearer together In heart Tor
their work YES" he said, his mind reverted, 70
those days; had 20 choose between The two tntis
Womb have Iet another man hear their lessons, ort
I would have insisted OH my right 10 play Win them ,
! couA have thus done more good and the LESSONS
would haYe come out all rght.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
TEMPERANCE As SHE Is TAUGHT.

TEMPERANCE As SIZE Is TAUGHT.
From The Eew.Hsyea Palladium.
Illustrative Of the results OF teaching physology
tno Connsctieut schools, the answer made hy Eaw.
nssSn Wy whom asked What s the result OF alcohol
o. 70 human systemr b Interesting Hls reply
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