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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15
LITERARY LIGHTS.

". II. Doane, the hymn writer, il man
sger Of an<iDon fozndry in CIncinnaE-
Rudy~d Ksphng. the nsv English liter
airy comet is 9 sisorss square built man,
who has q pale sktn, shfn, brown hair and
nsarsigfzssdeyes- He wears spectacles-
Lee c. Hardy, author Of Texan Types
and ContrAstsF is q native Of South Caro-
lima He N~edin Texas for twenty years,
but istnow permanent resident Of New
York
LordTeunyson has yielded to request
to recite his Charge of the Light Brigade"
and parts OF The PrincsssS In an Edison
photograph. His son says che tones Of the
poets voice are reproduced with startling
fidelity.
Rider Haggsrd, the novelist. bears GER
tain facssi resemblance torhe young en-
perOR of Gexm&1g. he "a tan and slim and
hroadshD1ldexed, and has the bearing Of a
E<scticaa ashlese gather than al overwork-
ed mz0,of letters
Darrdet. itissaid. smokes ike furnace
as a BOOK kesaf phaees him he viIlwrite
and look thesnnx ass#nst his wife lest she
should conpez hitnstogo TO bed.
James WHnn Brooks, editor Of The Uni
versiry Maeszine, has received tbs degree
Of LII. d from St. Johns college, Annsp
oils, the third oldest college in the United
States lie IS said to De the youngest doc
Tor Of lawssin Amsrica, bang only So years
old
Cardinal Manning's wonderful poem,
''Fhe Dream Of Gerontius, f" wss rescued
from the waste paper basket The great
doctor had written it as literary exer-
else, and had In a ftofs disconteat thrown
1t itinto, the yawnhSz basket; It was, it is
ssidsa Catholic dignisAry, now holding a
hi gh position in London, who rescued the
poem andpreserved it for the worlds read
ing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15

Passengers are ersfuhcareless witBt bar
conductor. The sast twensy-four hours
have had two twenty dollar goif pieces
given me for dollars and a five dollar gold
piece for nickel In toAh INSTANCES
asked the gentleman who handed NE tho
twenty dollar gold pieces II they did not
have sonsthing smaller, and ehsy reraied
gruny that ought to be able 20 change 3
dollar. Both warmly THANKED NE rhsnI
handed them back tAssr double eagles
The man who gave nse~e dollars fox a
nickel was certain th sc be hs6 given ne
only nickel In FACT be insisted On IL
until be had explored the depths Of his In
side pockets, ana then he acknowledged
that was right. Seattle Washington
Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15
Weight and Adaptabinty of Aluminium

Amongthe things not generally known"
may be included the fact that one cubic
inchof aluminium weighs. one-tenth OF a
pound avoirdupois or about one-fourththe
weight Of an equal bulk Of pure silver. It
can be rolled, spun, stamped, engraved,
FURNISHED, polished and soldered 10 about
the same extent. While there is 10 other
metal on the earth SO widely scsUosred and
occurring in such abundance as albumin
ium, it is a curious fact that thismetaI has
never been found IN animals or plants,
which would seem TO show that 10 is NOT
necessary to their growth and possibly
that IL Is tnimical- thereto. Most ofsthe
aluminium compounds appear dob. such
as fsldspa-. mica. pigments, grsiss, poT-
phyTy, trachyte, etc. yet there are others
possessing e1traoriinary luster, and 50
beautiful as to be cisssedas preeioasstOnes.
Among these are the ruby sapphire, gar
net, turquoise and topsz.-New 7 rk Com
mercial Advertiser
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15

A ceassnaziAn kno=E Is Uncle Dave"
vso was one Of Andrew Jaeks0n's soldiers.
died lear SbeHeld. As, recently. Hrs
wife died in $50, A1d~e~e-y day since her
burial Re hsd psayed Al hsr grave
Weodford Sanders, Virginia s-tist, has
been crsssirS sir IN Matches. hiss, By
painting portraits Ct dsoeas<d persons
~hon he never saw al thss he needs Is
q verbal descz2<son from somebody
OF the SRev-EDr. Theocor.e Pryo.. who
died recently IN Sescowsy county. Va. Il
Is related TIA. IN hAlt q cs1eaTT Ct Ezzss-
tsriAl work Re never missed Al appoint
--~ ..>AAA -. Aa-.az.z1 "A - h~azAz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15

Did you ever stop TO think that there Is
anything ren1askshlein & psnesof eiEh1esa
lsssa-s where sAes cou pose hosh Ee& given
and the s1nauA ISotesth fnsicvsAz 70
uA-k&ble liz: Ehsirs sD0raens. Mere,
ChrztophsrCokHm Sichclss ooperni-
crs, william ShakezRafes Ess1nel -Swe-
derberg. Sspason 31nspRrte ADD James
AbrAn Garfield These se-eunen, each
With Al eighteen letter name, are tke oeSt
Republic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15

The German emperor has presented soue
Interesting relics 70 she 7BeesAs~ea house
- Bdcn-she four esr trunpets which
vsrs made hy the coart Instrument maker,
Maelzel, for the gTess master u 1914 The
ear trunpets, which srs made q Hsss, are
q a. extraordinary shape, two Ct then Be-
tEgd uzusuL length, about seventy cs2r
Enst-s ls1x
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-15
DIRECTORS:

Eastern and Foreign Exchange
bought and sold. C1ited States bonds
Of al Denominations boug GIT and sold
County, Township and Municipal
bonds b1uxkr
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

What Speaker Reed said at Wooster,
OHIO, last Thursday. IS applicable to the
whole country. In every Congressional
district Of the United States the ques-
hOns which ne propOunded must be an.
swered. In the contest between Wat
kinssnd Ford here in our own district,
the people must give answer. Ford
acted with the tihbustsring Democrats
during hIs term Of Office and viii act
with them sgsin IL elected, in a shame
ful waste Of the peoples time. Wat
kins stands upon a platform which rep
resents a new order Of things IN Con
gressionsl practice. \ business order Of
things. a dispatch 0f public business
ard an honest earning Of the salary
drawn from the United states treasury
The character, the ability. the enter
prise. the pluck and perseverance. and
the honesty -of Charles W. Watkins
prove to the people that ne wi DO BIS
share 70 push the work that i laid he
fore him in Congress. Read what Reed
sad % the voters Of Wooster. sne then
register manly answer 70 rs questions
with vote sor Charles ". Watkins. He
sad
what IS tie use When you elect y
member IF Congress f be vii not act
WHAT = the Use of having a majority IN
Congress when tne minority sre going
% control the tsilv7 We have tried
both systems. snd the question for you
to decide = which do yog Ike beat.
Both psFties have been skrlkinE in TINS
fashion fer twenty-five wears, ard O.
say thst it "a pracUcs unworthy of toe
representative bodv 20 tne American
peopie. - trus. sHd after a. they are
tie cnes o. blame. It rests WITH ven
whether the American Government q
conducted on business principles. oT
whether vou shaa spsc back INTO the
delightful condition "a Fhlch We have
sc often found ourselves. TIE lest ef.
fort eh.ch ths Democrats made in the
Hcuse 20 0esEuct business wss - leave
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
W|hAHS & OWE \
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
3 AND 4 TOWER BLOCK.
9 AND q TOWER BLOCK.


WANTED-Male Help--l cook. machine
good agents. aud Tower block.
NANTED-Female Help-3 second girls.
w cooks. 6dtalng room = RS. kitchen giri.
lsundfess. Y general girls. girls 10 90 south.
dining-room glrs Tor irSt cisss hotels outside
clty. Ladies ParloF Tower block.
BUSINESS CHANG ES-Kor sale or exchange
ID dry goods stock 5000 grocery stock slsfi.
hardware stocks S1,N3 and s2isb. stock general
merchandise $50, neral stock 500. saloon
sl0lOi horse, buggy, harness aud blankets sDlf
span OF horses 10 exchange for house ana lot.
brick house and lot aud farm % cXch hange Tor
livery. 5000 stock of dry goods IA cty 70 tx
change for house and lot.
WE WANT alltn need OF employment 70 call;
W good places and good wages and
Tower block.
c.SrO will buy a new TrOom houss In South
ssOOO Grand Rapids. Why viii YOU pay rentg
Se0O only. for home on a GOALS lot on
eOJV Shirley-st.
@-nC is the price for q l-Story Groom house
sStOO on fernandO-st.
cOOO will actually buy nice little Groom
1OOO cottage Oh Coitaye., ntarly new. one
block from cars.
GQQO will buy a house In good repair near
.DJOO Lincoln Park; lot 49X II.
S1OOO AT this price We can sell you a new
,plOOO house with o, I or rooms. well 10
Gated.
2t1SO This is rare bargain; large lot and
y ICO two 6-rOOm houses; viii sell separate
ly; don't miss this chance.
S125O Two sDeSsl gal, ea5sa,ns s,g at this price
part of city.
EARMS-We have several nice little farms 70
IL exchange for city property.
A LITTLE CASH will buy a One-half interest
~ in an once business one OF the best Ia the
city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
STOP EN- FORD
7 or Surveyor
DORR SkEELs

Mel. Ford says that tin plates cannot
be made in the United States. What a
pity the Big men of the country have
not heard OF Ford. They are gong
recklessly on in waste of capital and
time, trying to do what Ford declares
impossible. Since the passage of the
Mckinley bin arrangements have been
made IN Pittsburg for the immediate
erection of three establishments for
turning out tin plates, and four more
are contemplated. The United States
Tin Plate Company will erect works at
Demmler Station; kirkpatrick & Co.
viii build a mill atApollOin Armstrong
county, and jennings, Brale & Co. Will
put up plant At Leschburg. The Chi
cago beef packers are making arrange
ments 90 manufacture tho tin plates for
their own cans. A company has been
organized with $500, 900 capital to man
ufscture machinery for the making Of
Tn plates.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

tne kszilasnz, % hAss shs NezoeFAse
: 1e Represented - ezDPtg seass- fo1F
Asen1sersEle kssprsseEl&ts<s - In4t a.
pas a1scrssllt ca yea - -ese TIE
Leroczakc party = xCluK - pay seEas
Fart IA t1-z slectlon - f4ycr 81 Eget-
eo1sa<ss. fbey 80 RsE s2lx t1sT keP-
Fesent2tvss g. Fen a~sy from t1slg
duty ane ta4t : one u tee lssszss q
tne eampa "a, znd believe yoa 4ze
go-Eg - decide S F.zht.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

hOC"o . f+fO y = NiWEH DLOChr
DEGOLIA BROS~..............PrOpr
WANTED Male help-2 travelling salesmcu
" painter. 1anifor. cabinet makers. /
porter canvassers- on salary. agents on
nrst-class article.
WANTED-Ie emaie help-6 girls fos general
" hou~fwork. sew ng girls. CHAMBER
maids. lsunaresses. Companion for isey @
60 60 California.
tsblished bus ness in city zeuers stock
Viii inYoicf about siafn = chance fef some uBp
60 sep inf0 good suslaess
EoR sALF-e room house o. LaFrsve-st. near
Wenham ave afzT both cabit and electric
car hass with al modern Improvements
Price $50 easy terms
EoR sALE-Dara5 house On Han =. ussr
a q shops rents for 50 per month
lsrEs lot. Prce sl-so
EoR SALE o. EXCHANGE--rBost Msss
a lne Y room house or Esstsf isrgs iof
ctr yfffr. furrser. snd sH Nastrn iHrraFe-
nsnts 20 etcasnse for dvsl "a 10 Boston.
Mass
EOR sALE OR EXcHANGE-lo sers farm y
mitfs from cW ll1 Improved heanee
beech sna manls I'm her. ~ ro5m br.rs hsass
large bzserlent barn aad other eat buiiainzs
20 fKchanEs ff- etv D. perfv
IsoR -ALR-t Ere rsam heuss sr Center
price 40
Eon SALE -f1--ooa hoass On Fsst Brisrs-st-
fUrrsra srHrr riTV water. reratr Iof sEd
tnsy finished price ssne. ees7 f-rus
LOB sAIE Oh EKCHANe -srsom boss.
a11 isrge r0rnsr .ef r0cw f7T snrfe ef
k5ase on III. m fes Frsssl streets rfa seer
e-s 80 - sNrhaHg- fsr fs-r Toef ssss-1s
sews inc1uersaee.
LoR sALR eR EKCHANeF F-e-oc7 house
~ c~es-ef resr Fzsf So rIefF en-
isss5 sas iss sornlsted rers a. So t
EoR sALE-z Iefs ea EAST lessk ~ eseY
ftrrs e. wH eThanEs - mrreVs1
preTerrE.
NbNFF ~ bfAN o. "a saf -ersersl prep
"a erff = sUBss ro s1it EosHsst s1i 2 Tower
sork
III Us ers rrrres - rsrr ffv. Tter ~
~ E1e1 Eaaares -ereua 81 rs-re hraE %
vezr FsT& Essns s1s e 1er- a.ses
Br80LG2 RR9S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
A SOLDIER writes 10 the Saginaw Cour
Ter Herald, saying:

A SOLDIER writes 10 the Saginaw Cour-
ier-Herald, saying:
There is one little incident in the
public career OF the celebrated farm
ers' candidate for Congress, Mr.. You
mans. that the patriotic voters of the
Eighth district Will 90 well 10 ponder
over somewhat. It will be remembered
that Mr.. YOumans was 81 one time A
member of the school board OF the city
of East Saginaw, before consolidation
representing the Eighth ward, and
while acting in that capacity. he voted
against raising the stars and stripes
over the public schools OF East sag
naw."
The Democracy does trot out some
sweet-scented candidates this year. The
lack of patriotism and true American
ism is the one distinctive Characteristic
OF the whole lot.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

AIleEan Gazette:
People in Michigan know only of the
infamous practice Of gerrymandering
legislative and congressional districts
by what they read of It elsewhere: for
though for thirty years the formation
OF such districts has been entirely with
IN control OF the Republicans, save IN
very few counties, it has been always
fairly done. But one of the Demo-
cratic schemes in this campaign u TO
capture the Legislature and 80 recon
struct the districts as to make them
safe for q majority Of Democratic Con-
gressmen. The only way this could be
done Is 20 make the districts irregular
IN shape. taxing parts OF counties and
running of perhaps hundreds OF miles
IN length.
A gentleman living in one of the
northern counties of this state Is a
prominent PrOhlbihOnIst and there was
talk of his running on the ticket of his
party tor State senator. lie told us
last summer that Democratic leaders
had approached him, told OF this
scheme % gsTryinsnder the COnCres-
SOMA districts, and offered to indorse
his nomination II be would agree, IN
case of election, to help thcm IN It. lie
declined.
To succeed in their efforts q secure
the legislature. the Democrats have.
in al close lstricts. al over the state.
indorsed T. Of T.. or other nominees.
when they we're Of the right material
for use in TINS gerrymauderng devItry.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
West Bay City Post Gnd.l:

West Bay City Post GndD:
Why are our Democratic friends,
whose policy through willing ignorance
of the real question before the people
Is the enemy of our industries aud of
our rwOTkIngmens' interests, never heard
contrasting the condition of the work
ing masses of England, where prices
are so low, with the condition of the
manufacturing lords of that free
trade-tarif fsfOr-reyenue-only country?
Why do they fail 10 draw the attention
Of our working men to the manufac-
ing cities OF that country; to the mar
row streets with novels crowded to-
gether on either side; to the poorly clad
inhabitants; TO the plnched ,half-starved
uueducated children that work in her
| factories and that grow up with no
| higher ambition than the tread mill
routine of the life which their
fathers have lived; tn the thou
/ sands of nominal slaves who
are taught by the hard
lines of adversely to kiss the MASTER
| hand of the great manufacturing lord
of the spacious manor that looks down
upon the city of hovels2 Why DO not
| these Democratic orators and organs
which are always talking IN favor of
! the British free trade policy, and which
dwell so pathetlcally upon the high
| price Of thread and the rise of cent a
piece on dlnuer pals, expend little of
their sympathy upon the shackled
workingmen of England who can not
even afford to carry a dinner pail, for
the reason that they have to be satisfied
/ with "blte" of coarse bread which
| they carry IN their pockets and
with a mug of cheap slop called
I calf and slf," to wash 1t down.
/ We bear nothing about the
| distinct lines Of society IN this blooming,
I free trade country about its
lgrorant aud impoverished millions.
| We are not told why they flock TO high
/ priced America when everything "a so
\ much lower al "one." We are not told
why the English snd foreign working
men are 50 opposed To free trade when
I they come 20 this country. We are not
\ told why those who have passed
I through a free trade era OF the history
+ OF this country similar to what the
i Democratic party would now ike
/ 30 introduce. look back st that era
"a Nall-.t looks hack at Us
7 black Friday with horror. These
are nuts 0f truth from tee infsllble
pages of past and present history that
I the enemy, our Democratic friends.
can not crack It Is more N line With
! the policy of their party to be occupied
\ with the weighhsr and more inpoTtan,
\ questions, such "a the disaster whlch
will undoubtedly attend the progn0sti-
7 Gated rise IN face powders and articles
+ OF Ike importance used N domest C
I life. There viii no doubt be a rae n
T face powder after the 4th of next No
vemoer, hat it will not 10 occasoned
{ ~ the protective tsrh, rather, let us
/ rer1srS. ~ the increased demand for c
whlch VIII b. made by tie Democratic
. party 90 cover the black eve that intel
E gent Amercs wlll give to Is Eng,ish
silsnce iles-trsde policy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,


state Ticket.
For d0yernOr-
JAMES ". TURNER. Of Ingham.
For Lieutenant Goyern0r-
WILLIAM ). LINTON. OF saginaw.
For Secretary of State
WAsHIkGToN GARDNER. OF Calhoun.
For state Treasurer
JOSEPH b. MOORE. Of Wayne.
For Auditor General
THERON +. GiDDISGS. Of Kalamazoo.
For Commissioner Of State Land once
JOHN q. BERRY. OF OtseEo.
For Attorney aonorsl-
BENJAMIN W. HUSTON. OF Tuscola
For superintendent OF Public Instruction
ORR SCHEhL. Of Eaton.
For Member Of state Board OF Education
JAMES M. bALLOU. OF Ailegan.
For Justice of tAe supreme Court
EDWARD CAHlLL. OF Inghar-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

This shows how much the Republl-
eaa party has done 70 meet the de
mAnds Of the various farmers organ
izatlons. Which party viii they sup
port, the protection Republican or the
free trade Democratic?
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

l<Ss sozesfsc wsrs s., ,SsS. - As sza 'sst
81 80 - foxe.xa sks alaEertsd.
kEseeA have straaly aecl Dca dariak
tAls psxiss, unt.l toezy sAsy are - .szss
lsez. A. tcts Eas rxel ac~9fa q .sae1
a2dsF . tlk1 protective t4rl1 oa ; As
fne rzcts furaiso LaeE ose - -eient
co1HeGl- Las c4n3p4 q s ~4s the
.sp9gr mzn' - csxnkets ms YEA Z .
tie F.Ea telks' sIks 80 yelyets- Naat
Al organization - philanthropy Tx
Democrats party =.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
County Ticket.

County Ticket
For state Senator
WILLIAM I. ADAMS.
For sheriff
ISAAC +. LAMOREAUX-
For County Clerk
JAMES ;. KNOX.
For Register OF Deeds
NATHANIEL RlCB
Fer County Treasurer
SHERMAN I. COLSON.
For Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES Z. MCBRIDE.
Fer Circuit Court Commissioners
DWIGHT GOSS.
ALFRED WOLCOIT.
For COrOners-
HENRY +. LOCHER,
DANIBL j. WALLACE.
For Surveyor
DORR SkEELS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

k4Ilft4 t.HfE tt-r 80 -ttt-tee4.
f'riet 49,. 4elas e~ss. = > ftstt-
fpEE raw MkTEKIAI = 49, Yen -. -
tsf IS SeN seisri f'lece ~ tsesAi ~ tfeiA
~ lst ! Asse soWe a@zs4tAs ~ NHri ts
Hftec& Sne sefaS ta s1iA As-ss3 81 iee-t.
u lis&Ei III st.tcrt. Eo2a' q " l1aic0i-iN o.'ii.i-
~ -
ftT IHis elz ana uaue - n,y enasa. AID
A1k tef : t4rEAlE q : te1Ati let ei At-sf
o1NN. tlal 81 a.@kc sot : see ANsat q
Auc4 10 fcSl mrat Mllaal1 II a.l1r4L 1s.s.A
n S4iosuit hslilSlng -
Eok sAIk-Ns aex hane Ne. 81 ferrsQs.
&Ntr 4u>i Ns1ft ~ y esfttf ene al ti,s
Flfttiekt sitot &AS 4rsl aci4haei he..os "a the
ctit ~ MaHcfl tse pT,.ft tiielfs &At 81 q t.ss,
! hstt cas- ANNA tAt lTlct toaf nuAe res ~
lsrk &Aa ercf a lat saie iel h,.&t Az n.
huc1slAn. Lce5 sro block roagas asa Al
L0h sAEE-New llacaR hoass ~ Terrace
aRt. hcsseca Lava fsUrl &ao llia-ast.
hf1ck sci fuFnaor urlaENtoc ccilAF unatr entire
I@ase. seNei cts s3tefs cistrEn. EAs. uaRtci.
filx heAf4N h&g window oUtAiat cllilnlf4 Hr>l
sters fnishea iu p&uoira o&k aside ciasal
a. arble iasafoFs Sno psfh t4t viii 1el zHa
eela sAlel. lat 62lsh ataata, seaas sa. kald
NAlks auc concrete kirStl Vksks. sAr0 tlii -
nsrral aaks houss tuai 81 -. ] maleri4-s al
lhrsuSh price Ssa0s s. PEI meAth. Nen
Aroou house On f4rssFc.. with al macfrn
ialpraHe meats. sAl1l 81 - Ief hen fh go pas
gaeutS. ac&lI lots an Paris. GO iate ala ItI-
rarr-att. ~ trom So g. Sla0 Absrles N.
TUFTS Lecysrd h.esk feArl-si ouifAce
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

Here = a comparison Of the ed Snd
the nes duties levied on a. fsTm pro
ducts brought INTO this eountEy % com
pete slsn Cur own farmers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

WHAT in the world the city of De-
troit wants OF any other gar bage works
than the Free Press is a mystery to the
rest of the State. That institution can
accommodate not only Detroit, but all
OF Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

1T&NTFu--s pzrfns- era aTe ~ sNf 81
- tsrssf rsrnfs fsrtEr.rH retar.sef
fr'Ear ~rraa HEflrE srtIr.s ftre fnrf. frrs l'rt
fsr rf - rfafs fsfae terss* IL rer -
fFs~ srs srerf-srt ez = fssss Hers
rrrs serst. "A "A esf sfieee-st ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

"a FELLOW feeling makes us won
drous kind" says the Democrat to the
English Cobdenite free trader; "wc've
both been slugged together by that in
fernal Mckinley bill" "My heyesl so
we ave-" is the sorrowful response.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20

DAD hIFF 4EoI1 Fsnerai vs-saeassrrsr
- ~ -o1tr b ris 90 "a efo~e s.anos ~ g
fnrr -s ~ rzres ~ 49, rlsca ers ~ q
rs~-rf r>r~r~s 80 s-r. avs-~n s.nf r'-ezsff-
IL ~ t<lerbcnlaE kc 80 ien -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20


Ins slscEoR OF Capt. Charles w Vat
klas Tor ConSFess : ) forsE0ae c0ncla-
@on- he = popular ln TIE elty 4I.a =
making : good inpressicn Ia the Fafal
districts. lie : on the ssUmp ia rs
own beh4lf and the meetings are largeiy y
attended ard enthas zstlc. one shiag
tat vii help the Republicans is the
very general prosperity AmOag the farm
ere. Ine prices for vegetables, grain
and fruits are considerably higher tnan
= year ago wheat = 81 = oushei where
IS ceuts vas. paid year ago. potatoes
are 90 and 80 cents against p anc 50
cents; apples are 81 % against % cents.
and other produce sells at pio portion
ately advanced prices. The farmers ia
this district are prosperous, aie satls.
ned with the present condition OF at
fairs, and will act accordingly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
AFFIDAVIT.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, ! s..

Deponent white citizen OF the United
States and the State of Michigan. sp-
peared before me Notary Public, of
Michigan. and did solemnly swear that
on OF about last season, he did work
upon the farm of the said James II.
Turner, and that he did for time milk
a famous cow upon said farm, whose
name was Jersey Lilly, and the SAID
James VI. Turner did know all
this time that he was milking
the said Jersey Lilly. And while
deponent was milking Jersey Lilly and
carrying the milk 10 the milk factory,
James NJ. Turner did know of his
own knowledge that the said COW Jer-
sey Lilly Ehad wart on her left eye
winker. winch eve winker was then and
at that time situated over her left eye,
which eye WAS at the time and is still
upon the left sideof Jersey Lilly's head.
Deponent further saws that the said
James NJ. Turner did know that this
said warty cows milk was being canned
and sold throughout the United States
to the great injury of Her Majesty S
subjects, and depOnent further says
that when he demonstrated with the
said James NJ. Turner that he the said
James NJ. Turner did turn pale and
tremble fearfully. Signed,
NOBLE PURITY.
Can any man in Michigan read the
above serious charges, and then cast his
vote for James NJ. Turner? ! say en-
phatically, no. -
Yours Truly, ."
PRoF. MCCELERY,
Chairman of Affidavit Committee,
Province of Canada.
p. ST. recommend the above afii-
davit to scandal mongers of Michigan
as the best affidavit yet published.
MCCELERY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-20
saginaw CourisrHsr

Frank A. Dean had a good deal 20
ssv in = late speech soout tbe tsrlf rob
berry on slks The silk industry of
Amercs hss grown int0 considerable
proportions. Begun a. On eVpsr imeut
twenty-five years ago. ana always con-
tending WITH obstacles. 3 now occupies
20 establishments. gives employment
20 81. 600 persons. an1 Yields yearly
p~oducf 81 s80 0)l .leoo. Our making
= confined almost exclusively tn staple
goods The high grade fabrics wi
probably continue % b. made abroad
on account 0f the cheap supply of
81 lled hsnd sbor. bat for tie prodgc-
ten of staples tae Aue~les1 manufac-
tnrer hss tie best machinery ,n tire
world. The growth of she industry i0
receut wears = shovn hv fhe fc owsg
srfrsss In iss2 8ouestc SKIS were
produced 81 tre vslas ~ So 1834 a.
against So 30 .05l ln Impogtea SIS. In