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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
COURT RECORDS

PRosArE-Estate Of John Shrk, de-
ceassd: petition Tor administration
flied, hearing october 3. Estate of
Mary ". and Sarah X. Smith. minors;
uuardian's account fled. Estate Of
Carl Frey. deceased. letters 70 Jacob
Eisenhardt, administrator dc bonus
non. Estate Of Helen T.. shepard,
minor. letters % Helen A. Shepard,
guardian. Estate of Frank Witoe,
manor. guard ans final account tlled-
Estate OF perliua WIlls.c, deceased:
Henry J Felker and John ". Holcon0
appointed commissioners on claims.
Estate OF Reuben skinner, mentally
incompetent. appeal ~ Eunice Scott
Skinner from order appointing guar
dian filed Fstate OF james B. Elsbey.
alleged n be mentally InCompe tent,
petition for appointment Of guardian
iiisd. hearing september p. Estate ot
Matilda : Cmltenden, deceased, let
ters TO Henry F. Mccormick. executor,
George Clspperton and Frank Hine
appointed commissioners on claims
Crp~rrr - Judge Grove James p.
Co.tfendrn and CslistS Chlttenden vs.
sumner p. e. ard Amasa VI. Lamb,
cnsncery. on trial
srPrrros- r. A BUR- nEanle.
igdee-The People vs. Andrew wilson
keeping bar open after bouTs. ordered
sc be ard appear az thls court on Mon
asp. Ocfober S. AZ 20 .. ~. HATTIE :.
Hass - Edward = Bnss, 81 caancerys
hesrinx IN open court ara decree
granted complainant, wita custody Ct
MINOR child. grounds, ceserton. r re
May term cases. ordered that Al und =
posed of eases upon calendar Tor Nay
,errs cf court be continued over TIE
terra. Nay term adjourned sne de.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
90 80 sPaINss FAIs-



FrsSsaaa - shs Scar Hass - Estersais-
Esal
1he cedaE SpFngs Par : e. ~ esA2
ca ths soeiesys gToeazs o. taes-
6ay. Wednesday. fa4ss Say an1 kf.aNf
u tas aexk On Wedeeslky asa
fbaEsssy gsana eaAooa sscsss.oa
and gagaca4ss lamp W4i - mats p
Prof. >. n stae khSuse ssptsHeer =
nI be GEaad Army azy. IN sen
abe speakers As Rev WASH Goa Gard
nrF, past aeeAFsnseaE eon4nls1ief, @i.4
GeG b. y rfsFce. temmAa4ant u tae
>0.dlsEs Hams Nith oEnsf good
speakers, AL address The veterans oa
tAaf dsy sseaIbeF il = eifsa *
ll1s fe4y c. tle farmer, Nnea hon. A.
:. fartrcre president % the Hiase
Patfons ~ lad 1stgy Assoc isIaoai VIII
atcress tae farmers.
fserg gto-y > Day. September 10 VAL
- aonore4 Etta tle presence OF Uof.
Luce, Wao wlA address meu, women
aad children.
ca september y, a match game Of
base hail wlil be played between Court
land and Ne.so ciuts Tor the champ On
ship ana = prze.
lne following races are announced.
SeptembeF 10. 30. Is minute trOt.
One-hsi nslle ICt. Best three n nye.
Purse. $50. FIRST. SO second. SIS, third,
sl0. Citizens race. September Ia VIII
re- the great cltEeu's running race.
Purse. SI3. FIRST, $50, second, 81; s3
10 enter; SIX 90 enter and taree % start;
Two u tAree.
September ll.-No. ,. -for-all trot.
Oue mile. Best two IN three. Purse,
500. FIRST, 500; second. 500; third
$40. No. 3.-One-half mile running
race. Best three IA five. Purse, 500.
First. so. second, $50, third, s29.
September l2.-No. 1. running one
mile. Purse $500. First, 500; second,
500, third. SO. No. 5.-Pac.ng. Best
three III hve Purse, $50. Fist, $75;
second, $50; third, S25.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

~ 1r S1zslel f.slle1ll. ll-ecgF@s.-ef sct1
LA-51rta Z srs1as tor-e. 40 ias -gflcsi..'ir1t
Erru T. rns asl.st E71l-fe Eriiez t3a s1t
t4f1f Eas.-11a ss-sss r1lEs -laa se 21F er1rF
o1s nan IS nrsseaf eealfT ssll-ed t1s
r4Isli lnp..se eatea drlras 80 - - Je4rs
has trazsf1r-.les3 heg rzsz1s lll3 r.l1 ..1stl1es
a-.a 14ale a4e lesaiz-~ slaea - o1soga 4zs
e1lL-s zarda1s. - aisi ~ -
f7sf-BlFz1 q LalsysJla. aae4 -
if1a-Lsera q - Jo1a Fiei1nx. slthor
Isls-s s4zs-a q naro.iino. SsDo.eoa tlea zesch.
.ng aEon sas s,.zkiaa eacit-A
i-l7-5Gt1 sl 11~s.i Ceaa Ia Cherry arL GA :
1.ed u zes YORK ort g -
tnel-biftb ~ Ft-xsriea saz1sa. Erse1a eTere-
rsr. Par-s.
Iesl--H Arsass. ~ Foi4ad ta4sa by the R'izsiars
n.rsaE u tse e1rlfal eify 81 tAe Aasaia1
E1sssnlllenE ~ tas -aal@ sklae. 4 gucceosisat
Cracos as tae esrHal ~ lui1uf ia isct- p
- sas ua-e e1Eil1l - ne Sr11t aleoF
a WarsaE Fle 6s.ssiaes were i-ryea frcsn
- ms Fci-s Ia isf7. q1ls % fe,sl1n - stay
ia iefl
ta,o-taptlr= of schauyi grsss circassi4l ieafer
- Lac h.ass4ns. bs 49, tFaacst slt1 maze a
respect 81 tdeIa
~ iiarfoa.di entered Naples. King FFaacis -
tires. insurrsctlon foilosef ia ERE Panaf szatss
sad saF1.zlans arfsated t6e P4pai troons
Fort sumter. slqIgrsl oy TIE UnIoa tgoops
i7st-Soernsan ordered The d-pep,liarioa Of A.
L41la
tz7-B4rTis A. Pievns. rurzs corzsa2ad-d 81 %
Ezan PaShA
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

THR PLAIN TRurH.
A Candid Statement on Rstbsr Deli
cate sebgect-

When person with delicate constitution
has fendence 20 e8tarrh or oonsanpfiCf -
whether this tfn4ency - Inherited 90 ree'ilis 8
iron taking cold - y-st ~ noticeable t1at
that person invariably loses nesh ane iosrs
strength. showing that the nutrition is iutef
tered wsfn-
H. such a case the safere should 81 once be
Placed under tie influences thar wfl fet .rf
the detective nutrition snd tend 20 inFieef feie
the consfif uiioI.
II 10 be remer bcre6 tbaf in every case
the presence of cStsrrh IS So evidence cf rrf
disposition g. CONSUMPTION. aho 20 mali
how sight the sftsck maY b.. a. shoule b.
treated with The crestetf care. and fhf treat
nrnf should hc continued until AZ trace ti
catafrh have disappeared.
II the cafsTrh fE allowed - reach fhf sua
esf tubes in fhc iHugs--H fli - calaittrn PA CO.,
dicsfed ~ The splitting Up - yeliow usff Isl
then fmrred ale attention O. the uaisfF -
Demanded or serious lang trcubis VII rfsis n
Cslzrrh Isl nine flfses ouf n ten tnt cant.
that rodBcss consumption 8r1 ffhcf no oNr
can af6rd 90 reEisct case ~ czfsffh. how.
ever slight ID is easily curen ~ tstcn Del
time ann treated regularly and eorr7 ctlH ~ q
sreciaiist II itft - ifse 9 v3fh each rev
cold IN gets more ana more trouh iesofnr. -
fsndlng always little deepff ga to fhF iunt-
until cure becomes dirlcuit sus som etltlet
impossible.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

r&lsp<a - - feresa aaa9esa to hsAA
4.9lle Sc seca S w1ys Perhaps = hs
oAS relates & - her. = UEat 1sks
e-e6ea tgss s<ssi. e Goafa.
tasuaeey 4 Dspew. great nan tai
ne : 81 al yesssc.s, says that notiaitas
ce1-d fUGaes hea % - aoNn .
tFast ufe a con- plemeat - thsfteea
guests. A coannany ~ tnrseen sat q
t&hle "a tnis eiy some years axA
ooe q :he comp2uy took eown tne
names of those pFeSeat Ia nots~oook :
4 year passed ard tae same company
had gss mtied 10 t1e nuHltsf q
twelve.
Ne are a. here. sad ore "ex-
eepiiDg c.. Who has our names "a
ms notebook. lie Nil maze the thaF-
tenth
There vas crief SILENCE. Then one
OF tae company SAID brseHy
C. = dead - DETROIT free PTess.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it II pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clesnses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
is action and truly beneficial in its
effects. prepared only from the mott
healthy and agreeable subsiances, It's
many excellent qualities commend 1t
70 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In boc
and 81 bottles By al leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand VIII pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try 1t. Do not accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA FIc SYRUP co.
san fstsc5soo. CAL
t0usyTiif. ~ ffH Tosf. Nv
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

st. Marks Academy-Kindercarten
to Academia select scoool for girls
and small boys, begins It's fourth year,
Monday, September II. Competent
teachers, large, well-ventilated rooms,
perfect sanitary arrangements. DIvi-
slon-st., head of Pearl-St.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

The semi-annual meeting OF the
Grand Rapids District Teachers Asso-
cation will be held Sept. l3, ate o'clock
n. m, at the West Michigan University.
officers Will be elected and work planned
for the coming year. All teachers in
the association are earnestly requested
20 be present.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

2 81 ssHfseFcs. Sert F-Fer loser
40 e pgeE MlcaEaa ea.a tsessesl
ccoisTs crsk slilia~Fig N.uis. snt99g
q noFthEesssrig aad lDeEeascs ID
leFce.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

A good number of Michigan engi-
neers and mechanics is requested to
meet at the Eagle Hotel parlors on Mon
day evening at half past 7 O'Clock 10
make arrangements for our reunion.
BY order of the committee.
c. ii. SCRIBNER,
Chairman.
Grand Rapids, Sept. 6, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Arnold, the second hand dealer, has
has the largest stock of new and second
hand furniture, stoves and household
goods in the city. Goods delivered IN
any part of the city. He makes a
speciality of setting up stoves. Call at
80 South DiyisIon-st., If you wish bar
gains.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
A BRlCkLliER'S STORY
AA lkT6iCAIE AFFAIR ThAT OATS
sAck 70 Hls tHll lDao0n
AND salCA MAS HAPPILY 0fEeC0sE
iAAffIe WARS

When "a nly tfeaole commence
Wei that apald t.e iar2 ~ sss. indeed :
TIE speaker Nss Ar. 3oAl HeFo1. Oi
Gss Nilx1Gkee. ave. = bfsCkl8eer.
*txer Snee ! was = hoy" hs couNn.
ued Il have bcen an0es ed more oI .tss
by severe and cOakfnuea coias
AZ mead souid stoq up auc either
one s.1e ~ saY nose os tne other Was
continually closed. sometimes beth
= aes woald he ciese0. ana "a times j
could sosTcelA tFce the. There Nas az
almost continual alschSIge from nly
nose Of = tbick yelicwlsl mattel. and
sometimes ! wo0ld hiow out large seahs
stTeaked With HOOD.
NJ throat became sore and raw and
there Vas llckAng, irritating feeling
there. There scented q Re somethlaE
sticking
ARoVa aALF WAY
down nay tnroAi. which would neither
come up noi ooNn.
AT the falage of ny nose and lust
over my eyes shere was duh. cont
pressed feeling, ana az times : Nouia
have severe neaaaches.
he nlucus kept dropping down lnto
my throat from lhe hack part az my
head. which kept me hawking and
coughing \ great deal. Somei mes 4
would hawk up large Jumps fFoM my
threat which were blOo0y and Lad =
had odor Naturally my breath smeiied
bad at all tunes.
"But about two wears ago nay case
took serious tufn. j had noticed Tor
some time my sense OF smell was not az
al good. aud finally ! entirely oct nv
sense Of smell. Ny eyes benanle wcak
and wAtered easiiy. and there were
roaring and ringing noises IA Ny heaQ
continually.
Then my cough became much worse
and IN the morning nay throat Wouie be
fun Of phlegm. which would cause me
20 cough quite While before ] could
I remove u.
My rest was verg Door and ] would
I get up IN the morning feeling very tired
and unftfor tne days work. The least
I exertiou seemed 10 tire me, and ] had a
/ feeling Of lassitude and wesflness con-
/ tnusliY. / would become snort OF
bresth az times and feel as though /
would suffocate, and when lying down
1 there would be heavy, oppressive
l feeling IN my chest.
My appetite Was poor most a the
time, especially IN the morning, ano
I lost steadily IN strength anc flesh
= had irec q number Of remedies for
/ cstarfh and received little or no benefit,
and 50 / came 10 the CONCLUSION that
mine was
SERIOUS CAST.
Finally read 10 the daily papers the STATE
/ nenf OF q gcufieIaeH who seeInce 90 be aa1ict-
/ ID very much the sane ~ m ysc.f and "a Ao hac
/ Aetn cured by DR.. Brown. and 4 VonriucF -
/ give him trial ! received Fellff az once and
1 improved right along. Gradually AZ ~ CSC
! spfHpfonls have d diSappeArod. Ay head "a PET
! lsriy Gear and Dy throat j. a. right, "a -
/ nO cough and ] siseI Wei 81 night lI the
! morning fee refreshed and 70 % wort in
| cheerful frame - mina. AID take more Inter
I and feel very grateful 10 DR. Brown Tor mg rt
| coHery. ! viii be very glad % fEik TIE matter
/ over with any one Interested.
! As s5ove stated Mr. Herod reside az -
/ Nilwsuk ee-ave.. where ~ may hf fguua auf
/ this Statement sertfrt - Iefrsif lrre Pres
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
Reeds Lake.

On and after Monday, September g,
800, all trains on D., /. & y. r. r., be-
tween union depot and Reeds Lake,
will be discontinued.
WM. A. GAvETT,
Acting Gen. Pass. Agt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

The usual sunday excursion toottawa
Beach will leave Grand Rapids ST $50
n. m, September : Return, leave OF
tawa Beach at 100 p. m.
Wv. A Cavern.
Acting General Passenger Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Miss Maggie Shaw, head trimmer for
Corl Knott & Co., has just returned
from New York City, where she has
been spending the past week in secur-
ing the latest styles and novelties for
fall millinery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Carl Knott & Co. will in few days
offer all the latest styles and novelties
IN fall millinery. Their head trimmer,
Miss Maggie Shaw, has just returned
from New York, where she purchased
an immense stock OF goods for the firm.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

The Valley City Ice and Coal Com
pany are still selling coal at $3.50. Of
nee % Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

On Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
September is, 10 and 20, occurs the fall
opening Of Adams q Co, 90 Monroe,
when they will make fine display Of
pattern hats and millinery novelties.
Everybody invited. ADAMS & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

orices g Lsrrsvssf. Hours. g. . . NJ.
ltotp m. and tc r m
sunday a N. 20 ~ m.
Direct al mail - ~ esr ~ nF !
BROWN, q Isgrave e.. craze Rapids. Nlrt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

There wili - reeu ar meeting - re
lirsrd Rapids Academy cf Ne1lc.ne oil
Monday evening next. -enteneef :, =
The Snpcrr soTs Room sotaae0 aI
fas cffv hs4. TIE meeting Til ee
devoted 20 the reports u cases ard Z ds-
cuss.on thereon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

s. P. Ponnell has opened at 81 Pearl
ST.. a select stock OF fancy and staple
groceries, cigars, tobacco, ETC., for sale
at bedrock prices.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

IF you wish to purchase school sup
plies at the lowest prices, go to Door
nink's, l6 North Division-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Peckhsm's Group Remedy cures
Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Fine Mackinaw Whitefsh Telephone
l00l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
Iglv Whtt.

The Valley City Milling Company hss
no peer in the manufacture ot -four, "a
products are in great demand and es-
pecislly the Lily White. Try Il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Anchor Brand are the best. Ask your
grocer for them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Everv sack ~ LILY WHITE FLOUR
hss picture Of our mill None genn9ne
without g.
vtrErY CRY N1Hsxs CO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Elliott 4 CO. have fresh arrival Of
California Fruit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

r. y Ticorn5nk hss IRE largest ard
best stock of stationery Ia tne cliy 81 Us
North fNrIs-sa -st
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Elliott a Co. have sorne of those
Druitt ssrdines, the finest that csn re
produced
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Van Hcuten's Cocoa-Largest sale in
the world.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Columbia RIVER Salmon
BLIvES 8 ALETS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
The Coming weeks Temperanoe work

VIC. T. 4. meetings Ht GOOD Trmplars' Hali,
corner South Division and Islsnd-sfS. Central
Union meeting, ThursdAys 81 2.3j p. m; 9
meeting Thursday. 20 p. IN. Union Of Unions.
FIRST Thursday OF each month. girls sewing
school. Saturday 30 p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

The young mems meeting this afternoon AT
4 O'CLOCK IN Hartman ) Lecture Room viii be
addressed by Rev. J. W. Reid. All men are
cordially invited 70 attend.
sunday aftern0On-l Oung mems meeting At
sO'clock. All young men are welcome.
Junior department-Neering for boys only
will be held at O'clock All boysare welcome.
Depot-GOspel meeting and song service viii
be held In the Union depot 81 $50 p. H. al
which everybody Is welcome.
Thursday eyeninC-MeetiDg for men only
will be held Thursday evening al o clock
Young men are cordially invited.
Jail services at l2:l5p. m. open only 20 those
who 20 20 take part IN the meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Naslee- Il ialare tAs ExlES6se- aExasz e.N
p..eish. ea0es tals aesa. ons sech hetieSs -
t1s4 o@tet az @s.ef 4oea As - 1*es ~
- - = s-skes a. eeFl.eete netloe>
lie sAess aaaeaaaoas2ts .-szai soreiee2
~ Er2 NsaE tAai ne 1eel - ~sf 81
sers - ssf a - And eteAtA& s@fsiee -
Dsslsaea street \. 4 caarof Res 3oAn Ssrs
AAa'. y T.. p4s1sI flSeffttk e. tht Aasftsae
- taz pas.er. S-aa@s scneei e netn AeNsA
FteRsss aeetiEE si > D g
feuatSla sFreei Baptist Chereh l'T d~sA-
"a '' 80
talserssaa Rev cAsrles Fluhreg. Fsste'
Nfr&tas Sahieei Nef Ff1sf enie 49,
bels sane.s- sehesi ~ nesA. Ne eAeains
egaoe Epssoeesl Chssrh Rss. Dr. 7. ,.
Aa4plA rccgsf, Aef4i1s fFsSef - ~ Z n
IesteHtd 9 srfH,en. heia tt,A.Ntlsa ~
afT Spness- -sceoe ~ ha'ee' Ns ssfFieT 81
flse Neu Caerch--Hoass of verShlp. cerner
81 Loss tA1 Dlsision Sla-. hei tfeefst hes- -
ilsst paSler. SeztS tsef NefAng sat9cci
he LIE itsi sN.es ssisAs s'' -
bath seaoel 81 She close - mefaiis service
Seoeaa street n h Church Rev Jan e
" keie, pastor The last SAneaf ,,eiett esi
terence MeFatng theme flaslis bfvtsfra'
ksHainx "A ere4t oPrortunhs.
seventh Day Adseaiisi- kiaer l. q, AeeTs,
pssteF. >srt.Hes in N4eoa Ienpiafs Hal. Ne
Nausa block sunday eseniag 81 81 c1t)eei
Toe severe issi fisEorS hAf sr~ ihef
hbei are They and ( pon Whom Afs ftes Is
be Pearsea out
RP. = meets in Greenwood Hall. q Cana.
81. al 81 8. "a. hT A.. u. Thomas trance
spe4f er vii aeliseF tise lecture. siso character
deiiae4tion Public iasiteo.
Ames n. Z. Church-Soufh Dlsision-st. kes
r. II. king. A. ~. pastor. Services a. thr
usual hours. nloTuinE anc tKfuine sunday
school Al noon. Young feop.os mcctihg ~ "a
y. n.
Mission Wood Presbyterikn-Rey. Thes
saith. pastor. services As uSual. sabbath
school al noon. y y. {. G l. az e.A L. u.
jeets Gods Provisions Tor the Poor ~
Taught in the pentateRcb.
Church Of Christ Rev ". J. Russell pAstor.
| | sual services morning and evening rGndsy
| school ht nycn. \. p. :. &. =. al osg =. a..
| Morning subjects True Morship." Evening
| YMc A.-ReE "A. J. Russell viii adcrcs.
| the oung Meas meeting this afternoon At
O'clock IN Hartman's lecture room. All youns
| men cordially invited.
Church OF Christ lScientistl af Good Ten
plaus' Hat South DlaiSion-siy al Do 81 q. in-
sharp. Subject: What ls Meant ty the Tn
/ reality OF Evil" SGndAy-scho0l following
ST. pauls Episcopal church-On Tarner-st.
| between rhird and foufth-sts. Rev. A Alber =.
/ Mells. rector. Holy communion al 4. ~.
| Morning prayer and sermon at lO.S. sab
| lect; The Thankful Stranger Evening
| prayer and sermon al 80. All seats free
/ Strangers kindly welcomed.
Rev. A. J. Root is requested 20 preach al IA.
| Wesleyan Methodist Church. IN the sixth
ward. sunday. sept. :. leso.
Trinity Church-CoTner East Bridge and Co
1 lece-aye.. Rev. H. VI. Johnston. rector. Sun
dSy-schoei at :. 30 a. On. M0rulng prayer and
| iteany al lU.1. Evensong al 30 3. n.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-19
THEY LOVE WOMEN.
THE NOTED men OF THE TIMES ALL AyOW It
WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY INDEPENDENT.

! warhorse, Murat Halstead-the man o
whom William II. Seward said: HE IL no
afraid of anything on the face of the earth.
Iexpected to see the merry twinkle in hit
ant things, but instead there came into tha
keen member something very like mist anl
the strong. deep voice faltered just littl.
rs he answered: II couldn't answer you
question without getting pretty deep down
into the roots of things Five generations
of womankind, from my grandmother. tt
my granddaughter, have loved me-cher
ished. taught and sustained me far better
than deserve. and love them with all my
heart.
.'They are tender and true. fair and good
long suffering and lovely, the better, soft
er. sweeter, brighter part Of our race. Life
would not be worth living without them
and the grace that goes with it in woman il
an inspiration. believe man to be the in.
ferior Of woman in all things save physica
strength.
ut would be worth while going back te
barbarism again. # each 1nRomar could
find his Parthenia."
When Mr.. Halstead had finished his little
speech the mist in his eye was clearly de-
fined, and then he told story. When did
Murat Halstead ever fail to tell story?
This time it was about a woman whom he
met in Paris twenty years ago. There were
troublous times in Paris then, and Mr.
Halstead was as usual master of the situa-
ton. He warned this woman that she had
better get out of Paris, with all speed, al
there was danger in remaining.
She repeated what he said, although en-
joined not to do SO. and the result was that
Mr. Halstead was taken for spy and mar.
rowly escaped hanging at the hands Of the
mob. That is the only time ever knew a
woman fail to keep secret. !" said Mr.. Hal
stead calamity, but it came pretty nea,
cutting short my career
And Chauncey Depew-our own Chauncey
who has been seasoning European dinners
with his wit, has come back to DC sun
burned and fat, and this is what he SAYS:
II have been looking at pictures OF
Retzch's angels. They are warm-eyed
as Mohammedan houris, colored like an
eastern sunrise. imbed like-nothino
earthly except an American girl.
II would rather not go on; when speak
Of the beauty of my countrywomen, nv
heart swells. / do not believe the nev
daughters. II there 10 anything on earth
for which my eye is trained and my pre-
ception quickened it is for q beautiful
woman. and do think there il NO such
beautiful work Of God under the arch of His
sky as an American girl. And would
for the 'superfluous vomen'-some people
call them old Maids'-what . world Of
comfort they are! The dusty years stretch
far behind them, beauty and comeliness
drift away from them, they grow faded and
careworn, and finally slip away into the
gloom. and the ahado.s van them: Il y
only meet that We should lay at the fest Of
woman tho laurels that without her smile
No never could have gained"
's0r. Grant, what u your opinion Of our
sexr' asked the mayor one day when he
seemed to feel Rood-natured.
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more daring I do not regret this difidenoe

more daring. do not regret this difadenoe
in myself"
Albert Edward Lancaster, the clever poet
and novelist, is another man who has no
right to remain bachelor, for hear what
he says:
IA woman il like half-blown damask
rose. fair as dream and full Of fragrance.
Treat her as thing too sacred for this
world: watch over her with gentle, loving
tenderness, for evil associations. like sings
and mildew. will cankersand blight her life"
General Dan Siokles, the hero OF many
battles. replied to my question by quoting
Moore's beautiful lines:
when the sharp thorn Of SORROW sinks deep IN
the heart
The sweet lip Of woman a.suases the smart:
"Tis her DER the conch Of misfortune to bend,
In fOndness lover. in 6rmness friend,
Adorned by the bay, or wreethed by the willow.
Her smile 10 our mead. and her bosom our pill
low"
Alas, for our poor sex! We get moro
blows than kisses. but we are ever loving
and forgiving, and are ready to forget the
blows. il we do but get the kisses.
MARGARET MANTou.