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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

WHY DO YOU RGNT. or try O. reat. when
W You c1u purchase home on small
monthly payneuiet We haNe Two brand rev
Jess titan a uile from the city Rail. hard and
soff water: cement cellar Eve rooms and
woofshcd. Price 81 30. 50 down iaiarce 80
pcr month. This IS one Of the very best Cppor-
funifies ever oaerrd 80 secure modern homo
al small cost and easy payment.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
rURkWuRH STORED.

t1BNtIlAi ster,d. packed and moved. "a
pt.f packers sent GA sa0ft notlCe by kSd-
ca 4 H0it III cuuih NiRiSlen'sL Telephone
y Ao. ;ss fsf ear moving saIs. JsN le ~
AAioAE aesllnE hlraii8Fe mosea AhG
Il stared vii receive Npef1i nduocnienfs -
calling al +. j Walkers =. 81 South lilNtslon II
a speciality Is Maae ~ seating tShlos AHA
chairs foF dances. piit4le halle. &c.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
FOa RENT RoORs.


Two RENI-DcSrahle suit Of rooms for Office
or light house keeping; inquire al room i7.
inlmcn block. - Monroe Il. -
40 RENT-0ne or two nicely furnished
iroIr rooms, AZ l9 Broadway. l5l
FOR PLNT-iurnished rooms IN the Wine
gan Block. first roor. Mrs. Haibert. ~
READY FOR HOT TSEKEEPING-A suite of
~ furnished rooms. Desirable and for rent
cheap: l.. :. Proyin. Loyett block. opposite
sweets Hotel.
E'Ok RkNT- Large. elegantly furnished rooms
q facing CresccutaNe. and Canal-st.. with
gas. newly furnished and rcftted. Everything
strictly FIRST class. Entrance Crescent ave:
ais'. ~ Canal 50. Enquire at Room -. t5lV
4 NICELY furnished front room TO rent.
= inquire az Room II, - Pear 50. -
LOR RENT Rooms. slngly and en suite. fur
nished or unfurnlshcd. at Park Place
Firstclass restaurant in connection, always
open. Board BY the week. If desired. Mrs A.
l.. smith. IB
LOk RENI-Furnishcd rooms steam heated.
and furnished rooms for llghf housekeep-
inc. Apply - Room IO5. Ncw Houscman block.
Dee. i5tf
EUk BENr-Jentrally located. one 10 four
J. elegant rooms. furnished or uniurulshcd.
- Center -. 1a2
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Col. MoERow, proprietor Of the
Washington Sasdey Gas>tts Is not less
original in his business than in his edi-
t0rlal methods. He announced ia last
Sundays isste that he proposed 70 re-
tire from journalism and would sell
the Garstfs Rt auction on thursday of
this week. Newspapers arc not ac~us-
toned 70 sell them selves n the highest
bidder IN 50 pubic a manner.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Cor. FRED GRANT sad rather clever
thing at the Waller banquet n London
when in response % n toast be SAID that
ne inherited from MS father, in who's
honor he interpreted the cheers gwen
nm. little save the inability 20 make a
speech. And yet s was not quito JUS;
70 the elder Grant. who became IN his
later years n speaker whose effective
ness was the greater from his brevity.
Perhaps Il viii be the same way with
his son.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

The TELEGRAM HERALD a few days
ago, called attention 10 an effort at
retroactive legislation N favor OF some
druggists who had Begun business after
the passage OF the pharmacy law and
v ho asked for certificate IN leu of an
sva.aipatscn. The bill Was properly
killed.
There Is another bin n the Senate
lust a. mlschievOus, and that Is 10 give
a certificate OF pharmacy to any pny-
sic;an who may apply for It, on his pay
ing the required fee.
The pharmacy law was passed for the
protection of the public, aud 50 FAR from
being an adjunct to physicians prac-
tice, il was intended TO protect the pub
lie Just as much from physicians mis-
takes as from druggists incompetent
eies.
II a physician wishes 20 have a GER
tificate of pharmacy he can obtain one
by passing the examination, which IS
by no means too severe. IL he can
not pass such examination, he has no
business handling drugs which may
pass from his hands direct 10 the pa
tent II he can pass 1t, the expense
and trouble are very small and the re-
suit certain.
There is another feature in this
that is Of vital interest 10 the
public. and that IS the practice, becom-
ing somewhat prevalent, of physicians
running small drug stores il connection
with their practice. We do not mean
10 say that this is always perniciOus,
but that generally It Is. In the first
place, It IS not fair, in a business sense,
10 educated druggists who are devOting
their lives IN the study Of chemistry
and materia medica; to doses and re-
suits; 70 incOmpatibles and chemical
solvents In tho next place II cncour-
ages the use OF the next best thing II
the physician happens TO be out Of the
best thing. The possible exception To
the application Of this criticism is the
case Of physicians in small towns,
where an exclusive drug store would
not pay.
Let the pharmacy law stand as il Is.
It Is not unreasonable, and IS grand
measure of public safety.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

0FFTcF H0T Rs p. n. - p n Open
esers Monday. Wednesday and Saturday even
fngs flIi O'Clock.
GRAND TNTUF RIAL EsThTF EXCHhrgE
IUFfnntF .di = sEt IoVfE EIooE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

yzsrxsnsv was another nfac1ai fceut
Nav ssv-alnoss too warn perhaps,
bat then ran has been promised today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
RTwlRD

TEN dollars reward vii he given for evidence
that wfll convict the person OF persons
who stole the flowers from fny yard ii so
Jhcrry-st. Francis Hley.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Millinery n a. the Isteet eviss At i3
Broadway. Ms. >. H lxrEEs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP wASTED kAR


AkANiEn-i gFsseHag Statesman ACQUAINTED
nitn ~sa13rfa &tyitiEaA ana Northern
it iAA- tfA e - alters ) paper hAAEefs
tfssetHs ISIS . blshci n3tGt : solicitors tu-
s4raHee nsai ; bssiarSs chances. o4pital
iIafa 80 - satVai csil cary O. seeafc best
hsacesi Tooans = and - N csIoa behGlas
N4Hai sf. ~
NAAthb-& neAt appearing SeUas man
Astd aneet ~. IL Do eASy ate ~ ofl2hie
-. tessilJgf s.l 81 aafrEtlslnk department.
q le-es iasl. II rralo to-day between l..3e sEa
eloeA lQea-
4 fkh lngsi class AeE eSn make $50 a. 5 go
krf Fky business entirely uew End pleas
spt iof lSftlcalaJs Inquire Gt L2eoln EVIsf,
81 spring 81. fA
kkAATGD-A male w4iteT; Is South Division
~ is
SALAsAEN- sisa Few faen 10 sell
car aoe1s BY sample g. the wholesale snd
tttai- Trade. Largest Uaaufael arrrs Ia eur
aAt- k4c4oss 1ce1s stamp. Wages 8 per day.
Pefman4nt posstioa No pesfsis ansoers.a
A0hel 4Stenced Tor wages. aGf erilsag. etc.
centennial Man lg Ie., Cincinnati, ohio, lfs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

There Is a new department in which the
work OF women is beginning 10 be noticed.
Boston has two real estate agents OF the
sex which wears petticoats, and now New
York has one. and she is very business
like and successful individual. Miss a.
X. Murphy is her name. and every day in
the week one may find her driving through
the wards above the Harlem, max ing
buggy inspections o! promising lots and in
terestng real estate parcels. Business
men know her AS one OF the most active
dealers in the upper wards, one who is sci
dom deceived in "A purchase and knows
every inch of the ground. 1t is not many
weeks since she made a sale OF "A large plot
TO Banker Kountze for sizes, ,000. She is
clever. self-relient, straightforward and
very entertaining.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
HRLP 49, -YRKALg.


IVAN fED--0 general girls cooks for pri-
" saft isnlliss drcSsniak ers; ! tallofrsss
$ Second girls oiAlueroom girls ] lauudress
Rooms i and s. Weston building. Cana II. i-s
kAATED-SeWing girls at is Sheldon -
W ~
\ANfED-Situagion a. nnrse for children or
W Invalid apply before a. N. ia Shwmgl-
ave
\IANTED-A WOMAN for a laundr, u south
w Division ~. -
LkAN1ED- Washing and ironing at north
west corner Of Henry and Prince SIS.
with reference
WANTED-Fcur frst-class skirt makers or
sewing girls. Apply al room a. Porter
block. ~
NAAIED-Glrl 10 WORK Tor board and go 10
school, Address {. c. IL. care letter
carrier No s. Ia
LtANIED-o.irl at the Planters House. Nest
W side. lz7
WANrED-A eon:petept girl 10 do general
houseWofk ln small iamily. Apply al
l@ Jefferson ave II
INANrED-A nurse at once. Inquire al 7s6
w Division -. IZSff
WANTED 4 dining room girl and chamber
W maid at the Michigan House. l2su
WANTED-kitehen girl at the Michigan
w House xif
\tANTED--A lady in each ciiy, t0wn aud
township 10 procure subscribers tor the
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs. John 4
Logan. Special inducements offered Refer
enceS required. Address 1he Brodk Publish
Ing Company, Washington, j.. &.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Tar Republicans ct Grand Rsr 5s
who had The pleasure e hesrne The
brilliant orstorv of Cieu. Adam r. KING.
last Fail when he accompanied Hon.
James -. Blame - THIS Ctv, w 10
risasea % hear thc report that be IS
Fkelv - be the next CcusatCrneral AZ
pas
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

They say that Emily Faithful is to make
another visit 10 America, but l doubt it
seriously. Since her return four years
ago from her wanderings in Colorado and
California, Miss Faithful has lived very
quietly In Plymouth Grove, her Manches-
ter home, and when ! saw her last summer
she reported herself disabled by frequent
attacks OF asthma, which prevented her
from appearing on the lecture platform.
In spite Of illness she was spending eight
hours daily at her writing desk, and said
with perfect fraukness that only her jour
ualistic lhbors kept the wolf from the
door. She has charge OF the Manchester
branch OF an Emigration Society, and
when applied 10 her, previous 10 my emf.
grafton. for the reason which were driving
young girls in such numbers ont of Great
Britain she spoke with enthusiasm Of the
West as the land of promise for women.
ELIZA PUTNAM HEAToN
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07


no kkNT-5r0om house. near business cen
ter. SIS per month, inquire at lsS North
DiNiSion-st. l2J
IiOR KENT-Seyeral small dwellings; also.
room JXsO third floor; ! room 3RsU second
Noor; room 3'A32 second floor; room 9ix2i
store noOr; basement .fN.S the above may
be rented separately or together; location -
tana-st. wide alley Ia rear. Apply toJoSeph
IA. Martin, u Canalst. lsi
FOR KENT-iiouse with 10 large rooms, cor.
Il ner Jeiierson-aye. and Cherry 81. Enquire
AT l36 ;. Prospect 81. II
EoR KENT-llouse Of nine and one offwelye
rooms. with or without barn: five blocks
south OF MOnrOeSl. Enquire al - south Bi
ylslon-St. II
FOR RENT-Tenement Of rooms anf.one of
brooms. one OF rooms, one 81 rooms;
all In desirable localities. and within nyeor
SIX minutes walk from Sweets Hotel. Enquire
OF Il. ". Barnard. - Alien. cor. Mt. Vernon -.
l-tf
E'OR RENT-One house on :. Unlon-si. near
therry 81. cars with modern improve
ment. barn. etc. ". ". Northrop. Natl city
Bank Bin. 10
EOk BENI-Brick house. No l35 south la
iayette ST, with modern Improvements.
Terms very cheap. Morris II. Trcusch a Bro.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

4 oSi-FrdaY. s. small black aud tan dog
- answer ~ name ~ Ieaufy. When fost
had red Tlhhon rlfa fwo small bells S8it
able fev nrd viii % given - fTder tr return
ing The fog o. HeFman 4 Co.. ss and - Canal
4
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
RAJ Es4AfE ooukrRY.

kNA >Alt~ blrn.iIla.tsAH eor0eg iel on ns.si.
l.eSs slirat, or Nlh exchange lef oT3nA
Rapids Property AoaFeSs 3 ti.is olles. II
A 6EEAg HAR6AIN-24.l@cr g&rm, frame
= nUAse eaaa orchard ia acFcs Improved,
Z miles lram baldwin Tor sale CHEAP. ke4uife
Iasssaft N gles'li 4 ssAnsoR. ANt
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Grace Greenwood is one Of the few
women who really look like their pictures.
Anybody who has ever seen a counterfeit
presentment Of the high, rather pointed
forehead, the prominent nose, the strong,
kindly mouth, the friendly eyes and the
heavy black hair drawn down almost TO
cover the tips Of the ears in the old fashion,
would recognize the rather short figure
and matronly proportions of the brilliant
writer whose pen has not by any means
lost its point and sparkle. Mrs. Lippin-
cott has one grace rare among women, or
men, she knows when there has been
enough after dinner speaking, and she can
win more admiration by setting a clever
remark in u frame of twelve words than
often rspays the most brilliant orator for
a twenty minutes peroration. Her health
is much better than on her return from
Euuope
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
WAKTEB BoAKDERs.

VABLE BoAGnEks-A feW can he aeeem-
moaatcd al ii n lonlS-st.. ever CAs-
Weil = uoGT store nfss class beard pleasant
family. "a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
KOEBY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO L0AN-On improved real estate
vi on long time, at lowest rates. DruFF a.
Wolcott. : and Hiddicomb building. II
= PER CENT. A0NEY to loan. y. A. John.
ston. - canalst. ks'i
MONEY 10 LOAN for the Northwestern
"a Mutual Iafe Insurance Company. II MI
waukee. in sums al g 80 and upwards. on farm
and city property. az lowest current rates of
interest; security must D. frsi-ciass. More
N lson, LeGysrd block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

ist.h h&if caRAel ts tela abaui tfa nex hoa>s
u ssue lst VI ~. fs.E g. "a - faease 81.
eAd ief lss ga S01 tes ruS. al Hy sfliSc. !. )
ft~ylA-
Ieh SAfk ns aef fail - rs.d the for s.ie
sa. - v. Il. klAses. seen IL easther
eSiuns. ~
kNih SAlB~0n essy tsrunS. flfsh Ward i0ts,
NAeapest a. tAe tlArkeL 4. (. oicetl ~
Can4isl -
tAiA NAlL- EaSl D. sol4 - a4oe ~ Aalse
tGlce. 8 ae.lIause 4st la southeast PAR ~
Vttk Heal stEUEl cAfss very AesllaNse b0ifo4nk
sFef taE cheap hesnf- AeaEoss i :. =. hSk z,
Telegram Harala onace. yaif
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Ir yellow fever should break out
simultaneously IN several different
places IA the United states, it VII be
pretty good proof that the cargo of the
steamer Weser did contain yellow fever
microbes. It a a relief 70 know that
there i no yellow fever st Baltimore.
and that the case on she Weser could
not have received Infection in that CITY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
SITUATIONS wAkrEp rEKALB.
FOR RBNT- HOUSES.

NANIED-SituatiOn 10y a competent house.
W Keeper. or ia some small family. inquire
at No. - Pearl s., NJ room No. y. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
FoR REkT- -BusMEss PLAoEs.

L'OR RENI-Siorc No - South Ienia ST. di
a rrc:lv opposite Union depot living rooms
above; suitable FOR grocery of druT store. Ap
ply 10 T. = Lslone. s. south lonis 81.
EOR RENT-Bar shop. good trade estsb-
i Iishei. corner Of Sixth-s and BroadWay F;
anrIv nf gInntTY store -
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Mrs Helen III. Backus. OF Brooklyn, tbs
President OF the Collegiate Alumnes, wac
chosen a Trustee ofVassarCollege two years
ago. Mrs. Cleveland is aTrustee of Wells
College. and other schools Will shortly
come 10 acknowledge the singieness OF aim
and the sincere interest in educational
progress. especially OF their own sex, which
are women's peculiar qualifications.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Colleges are beginning 20 appreciate the
value Of womzh Trustees Boston Cnl-
yerslty, one Of ths strongest eoedCcatlonal
schools. yests ia its graduates Of five
years standing the privilege ~ electng
Que Trustee yei irly from their own mum
Der, alumni 4nl AiumnS being alike ellSi-
bic. For nun Der OF years Mrs. William
Clahin has bee4 member OF the board.
The first woman 10 he elected from the
ranks of tie graduates Is Marion Talbot
Of the class Of 80, the Secretary OF the Col
lesiate AlRmnH which has members Ia
every State Of the Union aud ia most OF
the Territories, Including Oklahoma.
Miss Talbot u a slender, brown haired
little woman, who must weigh lees than
100 pounds but who has taken some i'm
posing advance degrees from her alma
mater and from the Massachusetts Insu-
tute OF Technology. aud whose knowledge
ofcollegiatc work derived through personal
inspection % the best schools open 10
women, Joined TO rare common sense and
mental poise. give her for woman SO
young unusual fitness for the position.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
N18CBLIERB0Ue


pAsF BALL sTorKH0IUERe- sfor}-
ID Eaiders 81 TIE Grand kafias League baI
CIub deslnhg - dispose ~ thl ? stocs l-l fla
8 purchaser ~ ADDRESSING Bal. Boa Z. cage
= II s.ssrafn II irralt. lh
Ls0a kENI-CBesp. = frsf class faefs0l up.
right plano. hDeuire 81 - LasraTt g.
~
INANTED-I wnnt N tuy horse snd buggy
W wsH make g Suai pasrnf e anwn ant
tie balance ~ fnsfaiirreHts- AGfrsss kidf.
box T. T. sgrarn Herald "
4NY 0NE who c8uterrp pisfes irasinT fhe
= most attractive Sumner resgri iH esfTFn
r H'chican uIH ieara scrHeth-fg - faear adTan
age ~ addressing daho a. EasFI, ffrsa1 bff
NhNTf1 f1-<fresEora Hfe ff Fned he-Hs
y and hugcY 20 xnift aFs t.ass care Ffl
20 rral tHfre@s tylle-s Aver af ~
8. Ieiegrsra iegss1 ef.e llsff
K4fNTf.I- fFfrv roesUrIfr ~ 81 rn fraa0
~ Hre % tnaa ffsf J aU a. ~ Stove
ffaeoliHa. fn avs euautfg 81 - eerfE at
afrf So a1F part ~ tfe g Is. > =. t8nuwoaa
Jfie4hsIlr is - Past - 81 lE
NaNT Tf8-Ie exchange ier cifv rr1 PRIV q
- = se-e fne improved fgrrs. ? fse sHh-
erf's of lseais- Afcrsss. d >. 5nita. Il.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

DR. SHRApv, editor of the M-i,esi
Record. evidently = not a nerwinian
He saws that the medical Science of to-
dav enables those who would have died
Rad they lived one hundred years ago,
~ live on. 50 that instead of the syr-
vivsl of the httest we are fast approach
irr tac survival of che uufttest.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

end IA8y asszs Der sf sRs frsI District Den
49, Ssc.rty. o. ths three ses1sA srAa 0ss-
TED = Phi1k5e EhlA this s9ric9 0ns etoeE
- settled "a Nav foss. RaklES = es2sAA
xFi0.
Dr Ph1tpine Die1sEh2ch has kzd an
enc IA ths shopglEg ciztTict FER mere
taaa = aozsa years. Sae isaraec TIE PTe~
fsssloa Usaie assisting ssF husband aad
Las azQaiFed sSa&srfGs sAih ia plate
uakizx and Ag1telh-l sOxk, cqulrlnS =
selfd reputation ia these aSpart1sots,
taosSh Gst . graduate II Any schooi she
employs "a assistant 81 tAs othSF ssa foF
a. Surgical la5eF
Il - loG ukely TIA, tie Nss fork Desl-
Ia Co.lsss Nil be opened ~ noanea VITA
ost rscical change u neaTt o. tie VsTs
- Dr. Abbott u Is tAs Qesksr element
~ PaiiAl.slphiz watch nAs Teen pfosnlBSnt
Ia aoeofoisx privileges IA that elty sna
~hiea uPaolas tae practices % Two very
successful women dsHsisls. DR.. Anna fAnA
berger and D. StillaeIi
broekiyu's woman dentist Is Dr.. Louie
Adele CaiAet, sao j. graduate OF tAs
Pennsylvania u ental College.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

no kkNT-5rOom house. near business cen
ter. SlS per month. inquire at LES North
DlNISlOu-sf. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Usstsa Prsss Reports, Prompt sod tAf'r
Dellssry, Az tbs L0eai News. and the
CseAnsss sad most PLAINLY PTtetss Ssssr
psblisnsa ia 0faRa aapias.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Iu RENT Desirable suit Of rooms for Office
/ or light house keeping; inquire at room III.
mmcn block T., Monroe st -
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-06-13
ADULTERATED FOODS.
How John Bull Colors His Sauces and
Makes His Fruits.

How John Bull Colors His Sauces and
Makes His Fruits.
Bottled fruits are at some time
colored green by the addition of cop
per in the form of the sulphate ("blue-
stone'O. A knife-blade immersed in
the juice OF the fruit in question will
rapidly become coated with bright
deposit of metallic copper. The
French have simple and harmless
plan of giving an apparent green color
to their preserved fruits and olives.
The bottles are made of bright green
glass, Sauces, potted meats and fish
are constantly adulterated, i. G.,
colored by means of Armenian bole
This is done partly from custom, but
chiefly to conceal the dirty appearance
of the pastcs and sauces. The British
public will have its anchovy sauces
red. The uncuiored sauce is unsalahle,
though far superior to the red abomi-
nation, the filth being removed from
the former, while in the latter it is
merely concealed by the Armenian
bole. Jams are adulterated by the
admixture of inferior fruits. For
instance, gooseberries are often added
to raspberry jam. Marmalades fire.
quently contain apple pulp, or even
turnips. Coloring matter and artifi-
cial flavoring are freely used. An
ingenious industry goes on largely in
London which is wholly unsupported
by the public. Raspberries, oranges
and other fruits are purchased by
wholesale chemists and the juice ex-
tracted. Then the pulp is bought at a
low price by the manufacturers OF
cheap jams for flavoring and placed
upon the market as "ine new season
1 jam" or marmalade. Mustard and
coffee are. as q rule, preferred by the
English consumer in an adulterated
state. Mang people object to the
color of the genuine mustard and con-
slider the addition of chiccory imparts
an agreeable flavor to their coffee.
Pepper used to be extensively adulte-
rated. Most people have heard of the
American "nutmegs made of wood"
but the artificial peppercorn is a
British invention. Whole pepper has
now become the fashion and the artifi,
cial peppercorn will doubtless soor
come to the front again. Spices sold
in a powdered form are naturally
largely adulterated. The business o
the drug-grinder offers large temp.
tations to the adulterator. SATURDAY
Review.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-06-13
THEN AND NOW.
The Improvement In woman's Condition
In the Last Century.

Tho improvement In woman's Condition
In the Last Century.
In Washington's time women had
scarcely any rights or opportunities out
OF the domestic circle. A married wo-
man was legal nonentity. The hus-
band was the legal guardian of the
wife, or rather he possessed all the
rights OF both. In law the twain were
one, and that one was the husband.
To-day wife is in many respects a
distinct, independent being in law. She
may acquire, hold, convey and will
property. She may engage in business.
carry ON trade, make contracts. She
may sue and be sued, may enforce her
rights and defend them.
Both married and unmarried women
have acquired political rights. In GER
tain territories suffrage equal to that
enjoyed by men has been conferred on
them. In some States they may vote
for certain officers and hold certain
offices. Everywhere there is grow
Ing tendency TO enlarge the pollllcal
rights OF all women as there is TO en-
large the civil rights of married women.
Still more striking has been the OPEN
ing OF vast and varied sphere for the
occupation of women. In literature
they have come to the front in large
numbers. In trade and industry count
less thousands are employed. They
are found in office and store, in shop
and factory. large proportion of the
sex have ceased to be dependents They
have become wage-earners and self
supporters They are respected and
honored for battling with the neces-
sites OF life and earning their own
livelihood. And this vast army OF en-
ployed women and girls is destined to
increase with every coming year. N.
Y. Herald.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-06-13
A Contradiction.

The municipal elections in Kansas
have contradicted the standard argu-
ment of the opponents of equal suf-
frage that women would not use the
franchise if they had it. This is the
third year they have enjoyed the priv
ilege in this State, and with each sue
ceeding year their interest has increas-
ed. The vote this year has been more
than double that of last Women are
realizing more and more every year
that good laws we'll administered are
the safeguards and protection to their
homes and loved ones; that without
the ballot TO enforce it, their influence
is almost powerless to stem the tide of
intemperance and immortality which
sweeps away so many of their dear
ones. A mother may pray and beg, but
while the saloon-keeper has the vote
and she has not, he can laugh at her
entreaties and scott at her prayers.
But with the ballot in her hand, both
can be made effective. -Glasco (Kan. }
Sun