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luncheon. There were some striking contrasts
in this Office, from the well paid singing come
dian all the way down to chorus girls and
extras-those who simply go on to I'LL scene
or form part Of brilliant assembly in ball
room One bright faced little youngster told
the agent she was Eat liberty, and would like
to engage for Little Lord Fauntleroy.'"
'Of course l expect weeks salary adj
vanced and fares paid both ways" added
this diminutive star MA will be in to-
morrow if you get the contracts ready. Good
day."
There was genuine child Of the profession,
whose first appearance dated from the time
she was months old Since then she had
been on for Little Evas" and all manner Of
children's parts. These small prodigtes sell
dom are heard Of later. Their forced growth
seems to blunt their intelligence, and after
a few years they become Indifferent and lose
ambition There are some exceptions, how
ever. We went out again and l ran almost
into a tai and stately brunette. 1t proved
to be my old friend, Louisa Magillip.
II am on my way" said she, ito pawn
this" and she pulled out dainty little
watch. Herbert hasn't had work for two
months, and you know l came from Balti-
more on my trunks last week." and she
laughed lightly. II go out in a fortnight
with The Tyrant Of the Glen;' popular
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08

appointed surgeon
in the New York
dis ems airy, and
three years after
ward was made Wis
iting surgeon at St
Eincent's hospital,
W b i c h b e h a d
helped 10 found IN
1870. In 1857 he
took the degree Of
NJ. d. from tn q
University of Penn
sylvania and wasS
appointed attends
ing surg e on ar !
Bellevue hospi ia /
III 1859. The med
icol cnrns Of H.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
OF THE TERRY TRAGEDY.
BRIEF REVIEW OF THE LIVES OF
The PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS.
How the Enmity Between Judge Terry
and Justice Field Finally Resulted in
Tery's Deafh--An Extraordinarily Tu-
multuous Career-Sarah Althea Hill.

and Justice Field Finally Resulted in
Tery's Deash--An Extraordinarily Tu-
mu1tuous Career-Sarah Althea Hill.
The killing Of Judge David s. Terry the
other day by deputy United States mar
shall was butanother and very lively act in
tragic drama in real life to which the at
tention of the world has been occasionally
directed for more than thirty years, and in
which Jusice Field, Sarah Alshea Hill and
the deputy are the only characters Of conse-
quence now living, but in which the lament
ed Brodericll, Senator Sharon, Judge Terry
himself and many lesser lights took exciting
parts atvarious stages Of the performance.
Judge David s Terry's death was a con-
sistent elimination of the stormy life which
he led from the time he left bis home in Ken
lucky, where he was born in 1928. The spirit
of adventure early took possession Of the
Kentucky youth, and he went TO Texas and
joined in the war against Mexico, fighting
through it under the banner of Sam Hous-
ton Later he was admitted to the bar. and
in 1S49 he went 70 California, where he soon
became prominent In 1855 he was elected
justice of the supreme court OF California on
the Native American ticket, and in 1857 he
became chief justice, succeeding Chief JUS
tice Murray.
The famous vigilance committee, of which
so much has been written, was organized in
1856. It's members were among the best citi-
zens of San Francisco, and at its head was
w. I. Coleman, the great shipping merchant
and railroader The committee was organ
lied to quel the lawleSsness which in those
days ran riot.
Nicely johnson, who was at that time gov
ernor of the state, had ordered a quantity of
arms shipped TO San Francisco In a vessel.
They were 10 be used against the committee,
who were on the lookout for them, however,
and succeeded in capturing twelve cases Of
muskets which had been concealed under
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08

jim Esrt oestsz-pla.zs tskiaZ TIP
t-Tczgh South AEz--fca. GsEeoo al Cgsa
s0Tt wIztzz, 20 s8,z-1 tnaas caas-Tlss a-1 "A =
a-- s. reszts f1- azsetsl ts1~ ~ fz.-oszE
Fl8tz-. - z.ws~s -Es s-fs s-szsTr-- oa
EEtsF 1a1Fs s4t ~ s5g4eTs - s-sf - sssa-
- - laSzz.s-lly :. - ---sssA--za mp s9-sas
selTz 49,,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08

C0gineerq Rias
VOLUNTEERS. Tie has
won several prizes,
among them ii 8
god us1al q the
National Rife sz9-
ciAtioa, the gold
badge Ct the chan
ptorship Of : Z .
y Bieea Kingdom
for 1879. and tie
cree3s prize Of
gao Tee ocEp~
rScn was very
close bs-veu tbs
ssTge&rt and MAJ
Pssrse. OF the
Fcsrth Dwvcn Pee
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
THE LATE Or. MOTT.
)re of Americas Most Distinguished and

One of Americas Most Distinguished and
Famous Surgeons.
DR.. Alexander B. Mott, who recently died
on bis farm at Yorkers, n. Y, was born in
New York city March 81, 1896. At 10 years
of age his father took him 10 Europe, where
he remained in school for FIVE years Re
turning TO New York be studied medicine in
his fathers Office and in the Medical college
of the University OF New York. he also
studied at the Vermont Academy OF Medi-
cine in Castleton. where he was graduated in
1880 Then he began active practice in New
York city. The New York Medical college
gave him diploma in 1851. IN 1880 be was
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volunteers. i2s god metals. q 1871 rs
r2GtoFs total we're was GO, icclzS.zz q a.
- 40 yards rasg=.
SS-Et Fed sccrs -zs 81 sc-lsEE: e a.
t6s arss Stage, 10 a: toe seco-d E.zs-e. g ~
to so yards range, ard g a. ths 20 yards
rsrr-, azoeTrszg 70 tctzl o. - 4: i=s
50 yzgca rage 5s z.Ads svo t-1l.s sys~
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
ARIA PETRAvSKY.
willie in the Wax.

Willie-What makes YOU come 10 our house
SO often, Nr. Eanker! Do yoa want 70 mar
y Ironel
Mss Irene realizing with rare presence q
mind that Mr., Ranke- has got TO say some
thing nowl-Wlle, you impairment boy
Leave TIE roo.n--ORca Z MeaE
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
-sssSAlLlas
1ailn Eagle
ONI'HE OLD RLALTO
The Longing Place of the
New York Actors.
OILERS OF THE SUMNER TINE.
Piquant Pen Pictures of Many ARTISTS"
Both Male and Female, and of High and
Low Degree, Disguised Under Aliases,
but Recognizable by the Well Posted.

CHI 4 n G E h as
come over the spir-
it of the dreams of
those members of
the dramatic pro-
fession who make
\ W York their
summering place.
For the glory Of
the old "Rialt on
has departed-yes,
tn g Rialt o-the
southern half of
Union square,
) where the palmy
day actor used to
promenade in the
days when that was
a fashionable quar-
ter for the profess
sion. Now the Ri
alto is never allud-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08

Ssrgt Reid, who recently won Toe "bIus
ribbon Of the fife ranges for TIE lat tine
On Wimbledon COMMON. England. Is steady
eyed son Ct Scotland HIS calling Is that q
q telegraph clerk a. Glasg0w.
Sgt Rcd heIonEs V tas Elrgt LAnark
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08

ed to among the theatrical upper tendon.
No one thinks now of appointing meeting
there with a brother artist. Oh, no; you
must 90 further uptown. But the Rialto
still has its votaries among the lesser lights,
and these still cling, with an affection born
of habit, TO tho old Morton house entrance,
while they relate their varied experiences
and triumphs OF the past. AS / strolled by
the other day a young man rushed up to me
eagerly and informed me that he he'd just
been engaged as leading man for the ''Tallow
Dip company. 'Great farce comedy said
he, biggest success known since the Mud
Pie BY the same author, too: bound to
make a hit. We tried it on the dog out in
Jersey, and it was a regular 90. Ii it hadn't
been for the rain there'd have been a big
house.
Talk Of salaries being down, they didn't
cut mine for a cent. but then they know me-.
Now, some fellows may talk Of hard times,
but I'm 81 right" and he smiled property
smile, the same I'd seen him use in TOP
Floor Turmoils, =" that he was out with last
season. glanced at his attire. 1t consisted
of a wide brim, gray felt hat, la cowboy,
brown corduroy knee brooches, darned in
numerous places, a pair of patent leather
ties, that looked as if they had seen good
service, asld q flannel blouse that was several
sizes too nrge for him. In short, a veritable
nondescrpt. Poor fellow! he had drawn
largely Oh his stage wardrobe for that COS
tune.
I'm Slipping in town for few days, " he
continued, Ito find something to fill in time.
Not hat have TO- but / don't care to lay
hrouri idle. Spend too much money" l
donfsupposs the man had seen five dollars at
one inc IN six months. by the way. you
havat got couple of cases handy, have
you5 have telegraphed to Chicago for fifty,
butt hasn't arrived yet No? Well, it
don't signify, I'll get it advanced from the
maager. Good day" and he made away as
# atold millions awaited him there
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08

II WAS NEVER FITTED FOR HEAvIES.'
then unrolled portrait OF s blue eyed. faxen
haired blonde and held il up before him
We'll, said be, Il don't see any way out
Of this predicamept unless you bleach your
hair TO match the picture"
Indeed l won't" she responded, indig-
nanyly.
hade the scent good day. for just then I
spied, across the street. the manager Of a new
tank play. who was locking for ne 10 create
the part Of Della, the damp and dripping
daughter OF DioSenes."
MARIA PETRAvSKY
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08

From the great work done in harness bv
the schooner yacht Constellation ii does nos
appear that Designer Burgess hand has lost
its cunning. The boat vas designed fer E D.
Morgan. aud II the recent erase 4 Zee New
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
WATERVLIET ARSENAL.E
1T WOULD BE UNCLE SANS CHIEF
DEPENDENCE IN WAR.

How andtW 1t Is anImportant Institu-
tion-Improvements Recently Made in
Machinery and AppIiances-Concernin
the Manufacture of Steel for Cannon.
For many years the United States arsenal
at Wsterviet, n. Y, has been carried
on with very small number Of men.
Gun carriages, harness and lighter equip
ments have been the principal articles
manufactured, and the supply of these
articles for the army has come almost
exclusively from this arsenal. To many it
appeared as though the arsenal had passed
its usefulness and that its days were num-
bered. Indeed in February, 1888, the mill
tary committee of the house of representa-
tives agreed to the report in favor Of doing
away with more than half of the arsenals
maintained by the government of the United
States. OF thirteen only three or four were
declared necessary, and Watervliet was one
Of those to be abandoned.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08

York YacL. club she Showed evidence Il r.
SPEED 5- capturing re frs Prize l. ths IN
from New I4c-lacs . Eswpo-- Trsr sec di3
TO- car:v-e t.-e c1e.-: c-p w1s r-ct-r. v dos
- - scr5&sz-- cse.s.i ~ es- fp-ess5l rs75iz<-
.s.ss a1s. - &c 6eas. taGsfze = .ss.: 49,.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08

Carriage L5rsss, only fairly well matched,
IL Buenos Ayras bring $500 a pair.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
NOTED PRISONERS.
Cases Cited in a Book Written
by Mrs. Maybriok's Judge.
FIENDISH ENGLISH MuRDERERS.

John Doueilan, Who Gave His Brother
in-Lsw laurel water-wIlIiam Palmer.
Supposed TO Have Dcsed aisny Persons
TO Death-SmethAurSt' Escape.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

pROBATE ORDER-State of Michigan. Coun-
tg OF Kent, ss. At session OF the probate
court for said County Of Kent. he'd at the
Probate ONCE. In the City Of Grand Rapids on
the 6th day OF December. IN the year one
thousand eight hundred and eighty nine.
Present. Cyrus +. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter Of
DAISY BEALS and EMMA BEALS, defend
ent and neglected children.
Asa W. Mech and Nelson B. Rich, two OF
the Supcrintendents OF the Poor, OF said coun-
u. having fled in this court a petition
representing that the residence Of the ps-
rents OF said children is unknown, and pray
ing that said children may be ordered for ad
mission 70 state Public school at Coidwater.
II IL ordered. that Tuesday, the 14th day OF
December inst, a. 10 o'clock In the loren oon.
az said Probate Office. be- appointed for hear
ing said petition.
And IL IS further ordered. that copy Of this
order be published two successive weeks pre-
vl0us % said day OF hearing I'm the Ie.egraU-
Herald. a daily newspaper printed and
circulating 10 said County Of Kent.
CYRUS Z. PERKINS. Judge OF Probate.
"A true copy
AD0LPH b. MAsoN. Register. mon
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

IAok SAAl-a really Chcsp Ptccs ai praprrfF
= 81 NelltS c.AFs.. tsst sNeeI Arf sea. .-kfe.
enc braEts modern house vel hl..t Hosr
6aie linf. etc. pf1ce s15a House to rtat
Aency - leSL, 1uIIe hres. oSrl Argaar.
Ee
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

Ia q letter u tia pressns writer Ia Nay,
1875, St4nlsy ssys;
"Mirau - Las become bCgoea - al this
L1nd Mothers Still uEeir lDfausS cries "ttn
his tread name; yoOEg lads emulate his great
deeds, and fan tAair courage with staging ~
night u AS vars, a1d work themselves % =
dslirios1s trsnzy. whils the elders at under
ths trees IA ths yllags square, and oonverse
In whispers respecting me latest reports
heard of him. Indeed. / shall be glad when
l have put some broad countries between
ny camp and us. We VII then be able 20
travel in greater peace. for, wherever We go,
We are taken for AlrAnbo, until long and
tedious explanations have dispellsd the alAr u
Of the natives "-F q. de FOntaine.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, clesnses the sys-
TEN eaeetually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures hsbitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 10 the taste and ac-
eeptable to the stomach, prompt in
lis action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. ChL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. hsw roRs. M
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23
LITERARY PABULUM.

Scribner's Magazine for January begins
the fourth year with the promise that
during the year Il wall follow its course
OF printing articles of interest by writers
who have something 10 say; and Of
aiming that variety shall BE- secured
rather than that any single under
takugs shall mOnopOlize Is space.
Ia the interest Of tlmeLness and var
iety a department has been added
where, under the title, Point OF View, q"
al opportunity IS gived writers 10 dis
cuss subjects OF both passing and per
manent interest; Literary, arlxuc, and
general.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23
"A Hazard of New Fortune"

A new illustrated newspaper of gen.
ersl circulation, 20 be called Erery Other
We,k, is heralded TO appear the first of
the year. The publishers announce
that they recognize but one superior in
the field they Will enter-Harper's Week
h. The title OF the new conner IS sug-
gested by the mythical journal, the Ca
reer of which Mr.. Howells treats SO en-
terta.ningly in his novel. Just issued.
Eisry Other Week Will be published SIM
ultaneOusly IN New York, Chicago and
St Louis. Full-page illustrations and
serials are promised as special feature:
of the new paper.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

TIE e1ectriczl ammunition hoist OF Lieut.
Flzke, now ia operation on board the At
lanta. Is giving great satisfaction The APP
paratus Is called into play on al general
quarters calls, and hoists prOjoctiles weigh
ing go pounds from the bottom OF ths hatch
% the gun deck In ten seconds. In no in
stance has the hoist been taken down OF
given the slightest trouble. The intrOduc.
ton OF the apparatus was strongly opposed
by several naval officers, but It's efficiency
has now secured for IL unqualified com
mendation. The hoist IL now used on the
Chicago, and Is 10 be put on board all the
new shlps.-New York Commercial Adver-
tiAer
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

Aeoarc1nx g a AA1<sz eoTr~sponasns. .
boy. oaly y ys4Ts Cd. te1Ds - szs sErssss -
Mars &c pssss0 b4zk asss, saa sA<ax~a
Il a. uzo1sy e12zSsFs. a1sl1.1g Eos spoLs
~sEA ~sot2sr Coy. u ys@rs x age He sAAs
eoazsI = y@stol Aad osl-sss. sd ess<a a
gzA<rsl -ats MS pl4y a-zls Aoo0t . hSS-s Tirt
u "a ys@rs x sse. t1s d24snser - ~sal-s
o. grocer. ~hons be called nis s~e~Shs@rt.
sad @noaa - Soss1ss1 q slowing prefer
szcs fDr - scE-Ea2-l8- As 11<s wsfs o@-
esassl1g rhs nl4gser tasy h~ppsOsd - nnsst
tks giri ~ath her fssl4ls servant and ths
c31ar 10y aslDSTzss-y aimed al her aSd snSs
her dezd B0th boys .sEs SEAT ~ al, oSs
cssp85e bis conrs1e's AEd E1s nazi1 ssxyzlts
sesshuozy. TIE accused says sSs plstoi wsaE
q acc1asnszlly --London GAOoe
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

s-00 WILL bus Sroom house aud 81 iaer
9 w iaf at HtEft ena al kaiIrsl.aFe. ~.
Ii jAnios. koau H. hsNklas sAe RtrIs ba. ..a
lNs-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23
20 sUsscRIBERS
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY.
oHAND HAPlDs. MONDAY. DC. -


As it appears % be certain that the
Russian influenza Is rushing this way
everything ADVISED in the nature Of a
cure or palliative IS OF interest. Tnis s
what Health Commissioner Wicker
sham. az Chicago. advises.
The only Eag 20 treat me grippe. IS % al
minister hos lemonade Ia copious draughts
and pat toe patient Go bed after having wrap
pet h.m 40 iu blankets. 90 course. II the
bowels ara torpid. give "a laxative. II there is
headache les the patient take a soothins
potion. Bgt f5r tae Influenza itself the only
treatment IS % De iocnd On sweats aud hot
ismonades- a s0rg 0f not me tangcre treat
ment. AZ I should sag lf YOU understood the
Latin. M.crobe' Cer-aialy. our recently en-
larged knowledge or bacteria and baoterlolosy
leads us o. tle conclusion that the microbe.
uot money. IS the root OF al evil. from con
sumption to ccrns. We have not yet e0rralled
the inGuenEA aaimaicg,e. and l shouldn't re-
cognize 90 ii met on che street. but We are
morally certain thal 10 exists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

WANTED Three youax men % work In
w State "a ar 81 per m0ntn must have
SIC cash Cal or address CruHb Co
To0s e ever q MoEToe-SI -
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

pROBATE ORDER-STATE or MICHIGAN.
CoUSTY 0Y kENT. 50. At a session ot the
Probate Court for said County OF kent held At
the Probate once, IN the city OF Grand Rapids.
on the 9TH day Of december, In the year one
thousand eight hundred aud eighty-nine.
Present. Cyrus r. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of
JOHN PATRICK BROWN, deceased.
Christopher Brown and Martin Brown hsv-
ing filed In this court petition praying that
the administration % said estate may be
granted TO James Cox or some other suitable
person.
n ordered. that Monday. the 10Th day Of
February next. ~ ten O'Clock in the foren oon.
AZ said Probate once. be appointed for hear
ing said petition
Ard II is Further Orfered. That copy of
his order be published three successive weeks
previous 20 said dsT Of hearing. in the GANp
TrtFaRaw HERsIo daily neusnaper printed
aat circulstincin said County 0f Kent.
a trUe COPY. CIRL j.. PERKINS,
Judge of Probate.
AnorrH 2 Mason. Register mon
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23
Ready for Him.

"Gentlemen," remarked the stranger who
had galloped out Of town on a steel gray
geIding few hours before the vigilantes
caught up with him, IL was brought up an
Episcopalian; viii some one kindly loan me
prayer book before this goes any farther r.
The chairman said he didn't believe there was
ons in the crowd, but they could aocommo-
date him with moose halter. They did 20,
and it quoted him. m.-Burdetts in Brooklyn
Eacle
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23
Come Early and Secure BarEains-Pres-
ents for the Holidays

II you desire to surprise your friends
with a present. nothing, / think, will
please the ladies better than a nice hat
or bonnet. | nave now reduced the
prices 30 per cent, and you can get the
nObbIest styles IN hats and bonnets at a
price 10 be- reached by everybody, at
No. p Canal-st., millinery store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

THE latest Justification for assaulting
a man is because the assaultee was a
butcher, and had sold the assaulter a
tough steak. While this means of re-
dress VIII not answer except IN extreme
eases. still butchers should make a note
Of lt. As mans teeth get more and
more rckcty. he IS inclined 20 stand
less and less of the tough steak foolish
ness.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

Visitors AZ H7rvev's jewelrv store, s
CsnaI-st.. are surnr sd 90 see the mag
p Scent stock OF goods that e on dis
elegance of goods and comp.otoness m
sssortn'eut. Harvey mas certainly out-
dome himself ths year. He - c0nhn-
uallv receivInE new mvo ces. No one
Should fsa 70 examine Mr.. HerveY e
stock ~ G smonds, iewelry. slIvsrware
etc. Hs prlces are the lowest.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

Tzoss nobLs red Esn, the genG4e
s.oaxs are fs@.ing z11b6ed Ike Alehl-
gza- fhey are ngt getElng e11ces
enougn trom EAs present 1dualEl
uOn- - TIE Hen. Joan Grass lnot tas
gFeeu kiaa znd tie Hon Americ&n
Horse 10 scrub mGst4ng) went down
10 Washington 20 see tie Great Wn-le
Father abouE it, sD1 saos hlm y h&t
1g iniuns'' tbey are. fhe TRAD Ne
CAL -nem ''trs1 not Oh account OF
their n1mCeT, bat because they tired o.
aayise each other for TIE space Of az
hour whal they separately ana ndIyd-
u2liy Nere driving at had a. earnest
conference, and we may soon expect .
lear th4t tie Hon. joan Grass has
been appointed minister % Hzy-tl and
tie Hon American Horse % the shet-
And Isles or Frsnce, where hls name
sake ls - hlghly appreciated.
ITALY has Just removed some tarf
restrictions % please France. Demo
cratic contemporaries would ike %
have the Unted states act as com
Pleasantly toward England.
UNCLE SAN doesn't intend 20 recog-
nze the new Brazilian Republic until
he can 90 a job that Will last, war
ranted not TO warp nor split up the
back.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

As An item OF interest 20 the boys
VINO are collecting stamps, We stop the
press-of other work, to tell them that
NJ. Philippe de Ferrarl IS said to have
the largest and most valuable collec-
ton OF stamps in the world, numbering
about 10000 He sold, within the
present year, one stamp 20 collector
IN Paris for $4,000. As there are about
1000 different varieties, boys can pursue
their collecting for some time, without
danger OF running out Of material.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

HERF's consolation after all. Profes-
sor Leyden. Of Berln, recently lecsur-
ing on influenza, dweit upon the neces-
s'ty of removing the anxiety and fears
of patients as 20 a harmless malady,
which seems t0 be causing the disap-
pearauce ~ more dangerous diseases,
sUch ~ typhoid fever.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

MANY influential members of the
Pelican club are making a strong pro-
test against the ouTageOusiy high
stakes made for prize fights. There are
many grave doubts whether they are
worth as much as s PAID for them. II
We only had them cheaper every cross
roads village might have one occasion
ally. Congress ought 70 reduce the
tariff tax on them and make them
rLcannr
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

The CongregGtionoiist's AaauaI Handbook
supplies IN small compass, and at the
nominal price of sl.25 per 100 (less
than cost, a variety Of matter that
should be in the hands OF every Con-
gregationalist throughout the country.
The edition of 1889 was over 100, 900
copies. Manual for 1890 has forty
pages. The cover design Is by Ipsen,
and Is unIqne and attractive. "The
COngregatiOnallst,' Boston, Mass.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

The elegant assortment of jewelry,
diamonds. etc. dispIaye by ZIerlyn Il
Carsten. M0nroe-st., merits an eXamin-
at0u. Each article would make a suit
able Christmas present.