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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
a socIAL REyoLUFIoK
seu.e Stsrtiisg Theories snd ssnss
practical DelaenstFAsaeas,

practical DelaenstF~Saeas.
.sYes nsas easy 10 tell tue aiass-
enee between q fool and = philosopher.
or - nj and slnneT ss i Is - as
trgu;sh : fsh from a serpent OF an OK
from a sheep. # yoa oaly know nov
sad Professor William Windsor. tae
phrenolagst. 20 a group OF Interested
listeners Al the Bridge-slreei House, last
evening.
..The only wonder is that society is 50
slow u recognizing the distinctive
marks Of human excellence, ss eK-
pressed ia the human countensnce and
in the form OF the body aad head, p
continued the professor, as at began 10
unite mysterious looking package,
and brought therefTom Il number Of
photographs. "Hsre are some speei-
mems that illustrate some OF the
kaleidoscope views of human nature
that have encountered N my profes-
sonaI experience. Ii Is great fact
sense. Ike any other commodity, eau
lie accurately measured, aud when
It's relative quantity ana quality
ia any individual l. deter
mined, We may adapt that
individual TO his proper station ~ life,
whether II be that OF a philosopher
minister, LAWYER, literary genius OF
mechanic. And if he fails - have the
capacity 10 do anything, but 10 pose be-
( fore society as criminal or paupef
/ We can determine that in advance aDa
/ apply preventive measures 20 avoid the
deploiale results which 50 often follow
1 the neglect OF scientific principles"
sDo You mean 10 say professor IN
! terrupted the representative ot the
/ IELEORAM-iiERALD," "that YOU recognize
IN humanity types OF men thai are
distlnctyely, criminal and paupers, or
on the other hand pnllanthIopists,
hnanclers, etcg"
Precisely, bat as the affairs OF men
are largely governed 10y circumstances
/ these qualities are not recognized he
/ cause they are smothered so 20 speak
hy the peculiar environment ot the IN
diyidual ~ many cases. Thus man
Of the disilnctively criminal type may
be above the reach 0f the temptation
To steal because OF inherited or accl-
dentally acquired wealth, while the
natural philanthrop may never be
able 10 benefit humanity with bis
plans and schemes because ol nsutn-
Gent means To put themlnto execution. "
"L0Ok at these pictures. Here ls the
/ criminal tvDe IN the picture OF Andrew
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
THE ECHIcAGO-GRAND RAPIDS SHORT
LINE.

The Only Through Train Service Between
Grand Rapids, Traverse City aud Chi
cago il via the Chicago a West
Michigan Ry. to New Buffalo,
Thence via. Michigan Cent
raj Railroad.
Traverse City and Grand Rapids to
Chicago:
Leave Traverse City, a. M, f6:l5
p. m.
Leave Grand Rapids-*s:3O a. m,
sl:55 p. M, flI:S5 p. III.
Arrive Chicago-S3:20 p. m, +7:55 p.
M. is:0j a m.
Except Sunday. tDaily.
Except Saturday train, leaving Ira
verse City 6:l5 p. m, has through
sleeper to Chicago; also through comhi-
nation sleeping and chair car, arriving
didlanap0lis l0;30 a. ~.
At Chicago connections made with
Inverging hines for all points west,
southwest and northwest; at Grand
Rapids with D.. L. & y. R. X. for Ian
ang. Detroit and all points east.
Chicago 10 Grand Rapids and Traverse
City:
Leave Chlcago-*9:0o a. m, +4:l0 p.
m. fl0l0 ?. N.
Arrive Grand Rapids 5.4V ?. H.,
-I0.l5 2. M, t5:50 a. m.
Arrlve Traverse City-sli.05 p. m,
$500 a. m, Z o. .. NJ.
Except sunday. fDa.ly.
1ne 4.40 p. n. tram has through
sleeper Chicago 70 Traverse CITY con-
Meeting with palace steamers, aTUvlng
CnarlevO.x 1900 noon. Petoskey, 200
3. M; Harbor Springs, 2.30 2. M
Macklnac Island, 100 p. ~; - ignaoe,
7.30 p. M
The 1910 2. n. train has through
sleeper 70 Grand Rapids. connecting
with combination sleeping ard psrioT
Csr that leaves Indianapolis $50 ?. m
except sunday, arriving Traverse City
)o p. m Wv. A. GAvETT,.
Acting Gen. Psss Agent
VIZ. A. CkEPESrsp Trsf5c Manager.
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superb energies and yet waste them IN
channels winch produce 10 valuable re-
suits. / examined young man at my
lecture on Thursday night TO whom
ascribsd magnificent mechanical skull
and energy to back il, but wanting n
reflection. iuHg nent. self-control and
dignity. Atthe close OF the exam .naion
he informed me that he WAS J.. izo
fighter. What an awful wastel The
same energy which he employed IN dis
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

the pOOr-hOuSe as a IlnaI
surrender. Their misfor-
tune consists III incap-
acity for coed rather tDan
positive vlclOusness. They
are dejcientiu thatpart0 Of
the BRAIN which l.cs above
and behind the ears. aud
which gNes dignity and
energy, tone ana force 20
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aud virtues be nay possess ~ NATURE
80 - avoia,nc tae circumstances
- a.el Al nafae5ratly unpan tte meaE-
- faes lti..s. s.The ulsrs44Iae .c4i .}tas-
arenept If eaafarlfr - tae oliy
method ~ se.eh thls resQh niSs s's "a
tel4ae0llg re&eaed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

1el Webster. or some II tle many
others who have commanded the ad-
rnfratsou Of the world A more
gentle and responsive nature
With a more refined quality of brsin
6her nav charm ths world "a Nendei-
sohnn did with divine creations II
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

the IitLlfc % AllfllCW
j. NcCannon, whose
skull aGorns my col
lec: on. He murdered
a whole family in MIS-
S ssippi, III 1915, TO con-
C al the theft OF two
negro slaves and 5000.
The whole upper story
OF MS h ad 5 wanting.
lie was absolutely IN
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

Medical Professor IN charge Il the dis
sec1inT roon-5sntlemsn. may I ask
what vou did with TIE subject when you
rstfredy
Mzdicsi Stu5aut-We lad y On TIE
tahae. ssr.-Buriington Free Press
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

PLAYING brute force,
and the sccuracy y
which IS necessary 80
plant rs fst in a vul-
nersble part OF his ad-
versary, would build
a steamship Il proper
ly directed.
"You claim then.
professor, that these
forces IN human na-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

VIM. Alwood. 0f Ninth-ave. received
3 dispatch iasf night that nis brother
wss killed af Lafayette. Ind. yesterday
afternoon 81 which place he was efn-
pl0yed or the /. =. 4 ~ Railroad. lie
Lad been Pun over by tie cars.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

fewer criminals and
pauDers to mar the
harmony Of society .
Wien these forces ar
recognized. ed q cate q
and controlled IN q ns-
ture as powerful ss the
prze fighters, coupled
with intellect ard rea
s0ning cspsci fy VI hsYe
3 great lauvef, Ike Dan
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

Dsnzhtsr-Father. ] 5elisvs 7 wss
born 70 nary noslsraan.
Faster-Yes. bat. daughter. Try %
lock on fhs bright si2e q lifs-perbaps
yoo Z 6is--Srz.ta. Gray & CO. = Aonthlg.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

ture can be studied, adApttd anu COZ
trollod. in al cases
Certainly. And this study should be
recognized as the highest and best IN
the curriculum Of education. II par
ents would begin the study Of their
from the intelligent standpoint
which phrenoiogv offers, at the earliest
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

| egin to comprehend
what u tremen dou s
difference there is IN
human end o " m ent.
OF course, these repre-
sent extreme types,
hut It is by extreme
cases that we prove
principles which apply
IN a greater or less de-
gree ID all"
In eVeTv COs,1rar,u.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

Bad drsinsge caoses much scEness
and bad hiood ard improper acton q
70 Ever aad sidnCys Is nsd drainage 70
tae human system. Wh.ch bnroocs
Blood r tters rersesv
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
WOULDN'T PAY THE TAX

Ard ia, City Nou sues Ter $1,000 Dam
ages.
4 s8t was commenced by the city
yesterday against Adrian Weiiensn IN
which 1900 damages are claimed. II
is alleged that Weliensn bas failed 10
psy the tax levIed on his personal
property, valued at 5000 The city
obtained judgement from him year
ago for S23Z.3s in SIN lar suit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

mHsic Buf ln any
case the secret ~ suc-
cess lles IN the correct
knovle3Ce of the re-
sources of the lnciT.-
oual and ~ adapting
that individual - the
yoeNtonsn1 surr0uns
inCs which VII ensfle
hm - enjoy the lare
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

ity We mud mdlyiduaIs VINO are alWays
hanging on TO the ragged edge
OF respcctablity, but Who never
command position and influence.
Sometimes these characters find
the temptations OF life too gr az
and, after brief struggle, they JOIN tie
dismal process Oh OF crlminals, or 90 90
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

Cara-I have Just had delightful
walk. How delicioBsiy fresh and pure
and clear TIE landscape looks this even
ing,
Flora-Ya-ss inst read in the pa
uers that SONS detectives are securing
this part Of the country .-Pittsburg Bul-
.f4in
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

Capf-.- = ~ THIpUIsth tAVVT' I.Vs' OF
force and energy, the desire for proper
ty and certain kind OF physical intel
ligonce, which man possesses ia com
mon with the lower animals. He was
capable Of splC CndiG mechanical energies
If they had been properly controlled.
Contrast the form of the criminal head
with that OF Shakespeare, and Won will
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

The THEGRAM-HERALD has closed arrange
ments with the American Protective Iaril
l. ague. or New York Dv wh.cn ~ are en-
abicd 10 furnish 10 oar readers any OF these
documents at the same price you would nave
20 pay should you send TO New YORK too them.
We nave he complete list now on hand. Inr
postage on a letter and the trouble o. writing
can be saved by calling at this oilce and pas
ing ouly the retail price Spend cents and
read Meknley's sp -ech in full.
Tur rCQAM HERALD
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lne these faculties large,
will accomplish a mag
u ficcnt work, where
one OF the other class
would starve 10 death. "
Energy and laziness'
are simply terms ex-
pressing a certain kind
of sense and the lack of
II. a man NAV possess
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has 3 rllcfare of 0aT nal. None genuine
zltIouf ~.
Ek1zET CRY MIL1zss CO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

Blaiue's reply - Gladstone. IN pam
phlet form. twertF-iw0 pages, two cent?
20 the 1EiBsHsH- u ErsID ofncs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

Mckinley speech on the New Tariff
Bli., 30 pages in pamphlet form, st the
IELEGBAM-H BRAID f0r ? cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

Makes finest pastry, bread ~ b.scult
The ben j. espest and m0st sstis-
tarlDTE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

the entire organization. At u lact
that man with less intellect and
snna ller arnnn1,t of knnMledge. hnt haE-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

BIas LIlles Of Pear Of savoy perfumes
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

wrxTIFTe1 e1HFt- = Ut = y thlNf-
eDcs d tie practice Of what talents
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

THE TEIEGRAM-HERALD,
No. IS Pearl Street.
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-23
THE SILVER CONVENTION.

From present indications the Silver
Convention called by Vice President
Fitch Of the National Silver Associa-
tion to assemble at Carson on the
18th instant will be attended by rep
resentative men from all parts of the
State. There are no nominations to
be made for Offices or spoils to be dis
tributed by the convention, hence it
will be an Independent assemblage,
intent only on emphasizing the uni.
versal demand of the people to have
our lawmakers at Washington right
the wrong of 1873 by restoring silver
to its old standard and making it's
coinage free at the minis, as it ever
had been from the organization of the
Government until the passage of the
infamous characterization act in the
interest of money lenders and bond
holders.
The farmers and miners of Paradise
have taken the initiative in this coun-
ty in selecting delegates to the meet
ing to be held at the courthouse here
next Saturday. Old warehouses;, men
who opposed each other in many
election conflicts, joined in a common
cause and burying partisanism for
the common veal resolved to act and
work together until the remonetiza-
ton of silver is an accomplished fact.
1t is hoped that every community in
the county will do as the men of
Paradise, and send representatives
here next Saturday. The question
involved, concerns the farmer, the
stockman, the merchant and pro
fessional man, as much as it does the
miner, as the development Of our
mines means prosperity for all, and
every industry should he represented.
Let Nevada inscribe "Free Coinage"
on its banner, ask for nothing more |
and accept nothing less.-ISilver
State.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-23
MAKING 1T POLITICAL.

The Republican State Central Com
mittee, which met at Virginia City
last Tuesday, adopted q series of reso-
lutions in reference to the free coin
age Of silver, the last of which sin
vites all voters in Nevada who favor
the repeal Of the iniquitous inter-
lineated law of 1873 by which silver
was demonetized, and who desire the
establishment of free and unlimited
coinage as the law of the United
States Of America, to join in electing
delegates to Republican State Con-
vention."
Thus it Will be seen that while the
people Of the State generally disclaim
all intention Of making the silver
question political one, the leaders
ut tho Republican party in Nevada
could not refrain from uniting this
great question with politics by invit-
ing all who favor free coinage "to JON,
IH e'ecting delegates to u Republican
State Contention" In view of the
We'll known hostility of the present
administration to silver, the above is
display of adamantine cheek worthy
ut the members Of the Republican
State Central Committee of Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-23
HOW SHE RETALlATEp.
Cheeky SOllor OF Sewing Machines
Cured OF His Audacfty.

When much younger than I am
now," said an old newspaper man to q
boston Globe reporter, az sold sowing
machines. You may rest assured was
trltle fresh, and suffered therefor, as
tho following adventure will show:
"Ncar tho close of hot August day
was driving through the littlo Village
Of C to the town where 1 mado NV
headquarters. Suddenly a big black
cloud appeared in tho sky, and when
my played-out horse had covered half q
milo the rain camo dancing down. I
had Two machines on and no blanket.
10 save myself and machines from get
ting drenched drove for tho only house
within radius OF mile.
Il was sorry sight when I reached
that old country mansion half hidden
oy tall naples. Jumping out, knocked
at tho door and explained that 1 would
ike to leave my machines temporarily,
In order to savo Thorn from the storm.
"Bcforo mado tho request 1 discov-
cred that tho young lady who responded
to my knock was ono with whom, much
against her will, had left machine
on trial month or two before, and had
only taken it back after repeated pro-
testations on her part that she did not
want it.
"You understand, we used to get a
machine into house by representing
that we would leave it on trial. But
once we got it into the house we in
sisted on its being bought, and used
every persuasive art to accomplish that
result.
Frequently this was very embarrass-
Ing to tho lady of the house, and she
never forgave us for tho annoyance of
leaving tho machine for weeks and ask
Ing her every other day if she wouldn't
buy when she had emphatically de-
clared she would not.
"Now was tho turn of tho Young ladv
In the old-fashioned house to got square.
And although the rain had nearly
washed the machine out of tho wagon.
She slammed tho door in my face and
thon sat by the window enjoying nv
discontinue to her hearts content. Az
l prepared to drive away 1 turned nv
head and beheld her pretty face bub-
bling over with smiles.
'When 1 reached N I was q sipbt
to behold. But the experience cured :
my freshness"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-23
Spring Fever.

At this season of the year the most
vigorous and hearty people often have
feeling of WEAKNESS, tired and worn
out, without ambition to do ything,
and many break out in pimples and
boils. What you require is mild
tonic medicine that will act gently on
tho liver and blood, and for this,
nothing equals DR.. Gums Improved
Liver Pills. They give an activity to
the liver, purify the blood and by their
mild tonic action, new vitality and
strength to the entire system. Sold
Mt 70 cents a box by +. l.. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-23
KEEP TO TEE RIGHT.

Do not be imposed on By any OF the numerous
limitations, substitutes, ETC., which arc flooding
the world. There is only one Sxift's Specific,
ard thcre Is nothing like Il. Our remedy con-
tains no Mercury, Potash, Arecnic, or any poIs-
onous substance whatever. 1t builds up tie gen.
eral health from the first dose, and has never
failed to eradicate contagious blood poison and
its effects from the system. Dc sure to get the
genuine. Send your address for our Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases, which viii DO mailed
free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-23
POSTAGE STAMPS.
The Sticky Stuff on tho Back Is Clean and
Harmless.


AS soon as thoy cmorgo from the hy-
oraullc press postage stamps arc
gummed. The paste is mado from clear
starch, or rather its dextrine, which is
acted upon chemically and thon boiled,
forming clear, smooth, slightly sweet
mixture. Each sheet of stamps is taken
separately, placed upon q fat board
and its edges covered with light metal
franc. Then tho paste is smcared on
with wide whitewash brush and tho
shoot Is laid between two wiro rncl1s
and placed on pilo with othors to dry.
GREAT care Is taken in tho manufacture
OF this raste, which is perfectly harm
less. This gratifying fact has boon
concluslvely proved by an analysis re-
Gently mado by an eminont chemigt.
After tho cumming another pressing
IN tho hydraulic press follows. Then
announcer countlng-in fact, stamps are
counted no less than thirteen times dur
ing tho process of manufacture. The
sheets arc then cut in half, each Dor
tlon containing ono hundred stamps,
This being dono by girls with ordinary
hand shears. Next follows tho porto
ration, which is performed bynnnachin-
cry. Tho porforations are first mado in
perpendicular limo and afterward in a
horizontal line. Another pressing fol-
lows-this timo to got rid of the raised
edges on tho back of the stamps made
by tho dies, and this ends tho manufact-
uro. A separate apartment is devoted
TO tho picking and sending off the
oGampS to different post-ofiiccs. It will
be seen by this account that INV absnrd
rumor concerning tho poisonous or un-
clean properties of postage stamps ia
utterly without foundation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-05-23
nullfrog Bnttlo In Lnnan.

a strange baltic is reported to have
taken place in TOXIC. a stream runs
through the compound of Tobulsuii
Tomplo at Sugamo, and fow days ngo
sono hundreds Of bullfrogs gathered on
oithor bank. Then terrific battle on
suod, lasting from nine q. m. to four D.
M, and 1t is stated that, whom tho COM
bat was finished, tho brook was blocked
to such mn oxtent with tho bodies of tho
slain that tho course of tho water was
almost totally inpedod. Largo mum.
bers OF people havo visited the place to
witness the strange spectacle.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-19
HARD ON THe CHILDREN.

\ queer state of affairs was brought
to light at Akron. o., by the arrest OF
one Joseph n. Sanders upon II charge
of violating the new Ohio law compel
ling parents tn send their children To
school "a certain portion of the year.
Mr.. sanders said i'm his defense that he
belongs tn that class of Adventists
which holds that the world is coming
tn an II very shortly. lie believes
that il is Useless to waste time upon
worldly matters. and therefore keeps
his five children at home to mediate
upon their future life.
The tenacity with which these Adj
ventists cling to the belief tina the
world is about to come To an end is
only equalled 10y the obstinacy with
which the world continues TO exist. IL
was last October that the final catas-
trOphe WAS tn take place. and then. :s
OH n thousand and one previous occa-
siOns, the believers put on their best
clothes and got all ready for the
event. When October passed, this fac
ton of the Adventists for he it un-
derstood not all .Adventists are agreed
upon IA immediate dissolution of the
world refused tn admit that they had
made any serious miscalculation.
They We're forced to abandon the the
DRY titdt tft emu p1 tnt WORTH GOtiIu dc
predicted with the accurate nicely ot
Am eclipse of the sun. But they held
that while they had erred in liking upon
the precise day. there was proof clear,
abundant and unnIistakable that eth,
time was mt hand" and that th. ever.
lasting crash was liable Ia come az any
hour.
This prolonged uncertainty and con,
stant suspense may not worry the
brethren and sisters. who. of course,
make il "a point to be- fully prepared at
all hours of n day and night. Bat
we submit it must he pretty tough for
the children. \ more dismal and melan-
choly household than that of Mr.Sanders
and his five kids stealing about On tip.
toe from one room to another in mo.
mentary expectation of the crack
of doom, n n well he imag-
ined. And peradventure they forget
for an instant the impending fate. and
begin To rOmp and play, it must he
hard to be toll by their father to hush
and gu To the front door. and see if the
heavens are yet ~caving in. or if Gabriel
is anywhere in sight. Mr.. Sanders
offspring must long. with u longing
deeper than that at the old man him
self. to have il AL over with and be put
out of their misery at last.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-19

ret that the road desired that n Of
theae two he chosen. Either was &C
ceptable tn the Northern Pacific
agement and, under the circumstances,
il In natural that Mr.. Ilauser should re
gard the candidacy of the Colonel with
marked favor. but h trouble came
i'm when i'm the selection Of u Z
republican the west side was insuited.
Republicans who claim tn kpow all
about il, declare that IIauser dictated
the nomination of Commodore Power.
They name the time when ii was done,
tire bank i'm which the job was put up,
and the republicans who were
present when il became under
stood that the candidates might
expect courteous attention at Washing
ton providing the west side were
thrown and Mr.. Power put in nOmina-
ton. Republicans are telling this. in
the face of the fact that republican
nominations Were made before the
caucus of democrats was held. Tire
Inter Mountain probably knows
how much truth there is i'm the story
il is exclusively "a republican tale.
of course the fondness with which
the Inter MouRtain about
Mr.. Ilauser naturally attracts atten-
ton. IL evidently knows how intimate
h relations arr. hich that gentleman
and Colonel sanders sustain with the
Northern Pacific people 1t assumes to
be- informed regarding the amount of
money subscribed by the railroad an d
by Mr.. ~Ilauser toward last autumn's
campaign fund. Ii is conversant with
the events that sent two Northern Pa
cific railroad men as republican candi-
dates to Washington. Few people i'm
Montana know h facts, but a situa-
ton has been evolved which leads us
TO suspect that our Butte contemporary
does not admire Mr.. Uauser.