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WlNANS & OWENS,
and Tower Block. Phone SO.

FOR sALE-A nice store, cor. Of Colo ana
4 BG.G-e-s.s-. o1ly S SEDIMENTS Tor - pr
month. AID Tower block.
TOE SALE-0nly = on. $500 down. nice n "
i Sroom hause. cor. II Buch t8an aa0 Kos
SIS. out :. Dtslsipn, Lew. ccInell cellar. ana
ey,rgthlng convenient. sand Iowe. block.
EOR sALE-Sso0 stock wall paper. bazaar
l. goods ard artists mater ais. one hsu a.
store could be used By Miiinrr; new g-.ch
store aud nice Locality. and Tower block.
EOR SALE-G0od s-r0ou house on Turaer-
Il 81. .or $3.50: terms easy. sand Tower
block.
NVANTED-Ma Help tlaborers, . bell boys.
" iuraitUre packer. caTyers. reen,r.
boys 10 learn traur. yard man. peaters.
~Vpl aEtatS' llri4 bAteI' N1tt4o' s'ou
cook. porter-s-J = mo4tn. aAd Tower
block.
WANTED-remale Helps girls FOR general
- h1useWOrk. laundry girls. coat maker.
] dress maker. & .rls ~ 60 ia coun r.. Zcooks.
kitchen gir.s, diG!ns room glfis. ; And
Tower b.o.k.
EOR SALES room ho1se on South Union
4 St. lot loxl52. with all modern Improve
inentS; terms easy.
FOR SALES elegant lots on Lake.aye.. end
.! Cherry, from so 10 500.
go clO will bus 59xlO) corner on bridge
tJD ~ wv ST ; nous on rear cost 700; this
property would be cheap AT sii00i iirst-class
point for stores.
TWO lots corner James-st. for 500 and $1,000.
NICE corner lot. l201l,2. on Henry ST.. sl4C0.
!VANTED-To purchase stock OF dry goods
~ OF general Merchandise from 500 10
$4,000. 3and Tower block.
LFOG SAILS nice lots on Madison-ave., on
a corner $50. inside Sl-J3 each. / on Jan IS
81. son. | $1,000. - feet on BridgeSt. $50 Der
foot. 20 ots on Gidings' plat only $50. worth
$500. lots on indiana St. nice grove. on
Cas- 500. 3 and Tower block.
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JkNzs ". TrRxER or John 7. Rich,
sither che Of them. ar worthv ner
and vii, Z nominated. make a A
Governor. Each las friends IN ksnt's
delegation 70 ne State Convention. al
though At The present tnae it locks "a f
the Turner sympalaizsrs were he mere
numerous
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Lily White.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of flour, It's
products are in great demand and es-
pecially the Lily White. Try 1t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

SsSFoED's state Democrat thinks
Edwin F. Uhl would bs handicapped IN
ne guheruatorisl rscs by TIRE fact Of
- Ising a lawyer and national banker.
Not at al. thu Inconsistency Of hs
candidacy would recommend han 20
rs PARTY. That party = nothing f not
moor sr<fc-E
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

Both tie method and results when
Syrup Of Figs IS tskea; it is pleasant
ard refreshing 70 the taste, end acts
gently yet promptly on the kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN eaectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitu2i
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is tho
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
dgeed, pleasing to the taste and ae-
eeptablo 60 the stomach, prompt in
i.s action ard truly beneficial Ia It's
effects, prepared only FROM the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
70 al and have made it the mos.
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale IN 50c
and 81 bottles b. all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
laay not have is on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it Do not accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
SAY f5HaoiSco. cAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. ksw rcas. M
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
The Coming Weeks temperance work

VIC. ]. L. meetings at GoOd Tcmplars' Hail,
corner South Division ana Island SITS. Central
Union meeting. Thursdays. at 2:30 p. m;
meeting Thursday. Z - ?. m; Union OF Unions
hrst Thursday OF eacn month; girls SEWN x
school. Saturday 2:31 p. m.
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WANTED TO ExoEABaE.

kAchAhoE--l lave q giil edge rcai estate
- mortgage 81 fHQ. bearing ger c-aI.
serl-aunulLY. ! 1914 sea 81 Frctnf So Sos "a
house aud lot Inquire o. J. 81. Ciosterhoas.
J. Canal 80. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

Eok iEAi--fnre erd hasfmsnfEud sixteen
rooms OF seruna and third u5ors. in crn
iraily ioca e4 hiocs lumed aic possession
given s. 50 houses sd e--. - and 81 per month
Joseph II. Marin. Caual.si "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

-BARGAINs ~
REAL ESTATEl
Al gEE oFFECE o.
BROOKS & BROOKS

WHO wants tn8t A9use in6 lQf A. Rrnrx Al. /.
" EsCs saaae, xas 1afa. Let aaa esd ~strf
G . s1ttf, e-S. rrn. kes4 Nca, & a. 9nter
Uae.e ae's. iAlgs l4ts Ia cisg&1I Asass. u
Eao1- %
EECoNp ae1ss seath q Losan. 81 ;. paioa.
= xas. ealh. u eers lzE0ites. ells aAtef. a.
TEN finishes E n1rdNo e. ~ tscf sr adern
So -a - fesfestsi = tsFs-l- Il t-<ea soan
4 GeoD iaysstweat for your eass Is 70 by
= tna kaie elees en nofgh size 81 II Bsags-
81. Oh h.l.. aii Fr.ts4 Soc tefna = years 2ae
NAYS -ood ltsrest "a tle tE ouzy. ca aAa Eet
Ese BART lc1i1rs offofc b Is q ithdr1Wl iron
Tire la2rAei NAtea eN nelz NJ positlKslS - Ia
20 dsys-
- ACRES Tor pistt az on z Put inst. ca
H llae 81 deere al Way. AZ . harssin IL
lzE8n sosll- t~t a1d Nc NiA SriFe y0l sat g
ses r.
HOUSE aRa Tor. s. Nerih ave coed tara,
IL IerlHs easy, slasii payment 10 go0a party
iayest.Ests ii.
We have several cheap p.eces % prop rlg 80
W o. kad II s-5 down a.uG lcng ne OF ta-
alce Interest low
GENERAL iots or Bcstwick-sf. and Z. Bridge
= 81, l.T.,alas d t4Ael 30 ia.
Ten ACRE farm f. trade fsT STOCK Of goods
lOV u yoD p ave 90 al ga "a.
NtfE hasa sey-rs' good houses &nd lots 70 rent
" from - 70 s-5 er mNa.h.
MONEY 10 loan al loaest rates CT Interest.
BROOKS * BROOKS
p and "a NeN EousemAn Block.
Telephone IlsA
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Es1k sAIE Three bo&Uuigl lets ca 4 t1re-
= ~ Ger So eaeA - oAsS tere.s. i. 8.
fresla.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

TOR SALE stack - wheat a1d oat straw.
bargain Tor cash. Harrison wagon works.
Telephone So .sff
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

EgOR ShLE--I.egaat double C0or safe. aimoff
new az neariy haf price. Inquire a ~
Nur1Durg. 81 and - Cansl 81 20
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FOR SAlE-A stock of groceries and fntures
For further part cuihrs inquire OIL al
South DiK8slou-s.. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

FOR sALE-Cheap. g horse power boiler an
4 engine. nearly new. with furnace. sflfIur
etc. complete. Inquire o. 4. c. gawlng pion,
AZ. AS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


INSTRUCTION rare opportunity forlacfes
and gentlemen wishing 20 be- instructed iu
tie French language with pure Partisan g..
cent. by q native professor Also lessons given
IN Latin. Italian and spanish or further
particulars apply - 7. y. fchwankoTskT =
music store. IL fulton-sL Is
EoB SALE-The plant ~ the Grand Rapids
Pruning Company. - tanai-st.. irciu1i ling
= new lhorse power motor al type ard
dresses iu first class order viii sell ~ take
partner on reasonable terms. Inquire ~ ~
tf4uai-sf. ~
NOTICE or DT6sofTTI0N-The PARTNER
y shlp heretofore q iefiDg between - a
Brooks and =. p. Brooks. under the lrm name
az BROOKS s Brooke. m THIS day dissolved IN
a Brooks. =. J. Brooks. IF
AIMS Dr. buttons hospital may b. fcuns.
4 iUfanfs for adoption Mrs ifr. DHffnr
~ North Ilaneare. West side r.lt N
ClQ0 Media pa Military Academy. boys
&3VV Brooke Han girls Circulars free.
oci
.zSFyzSEs a large farm devoted 10 boarding
H-E<x< ,thorsrg HH acres q good pasture
81. t8pienfy o. shade and good wsfef ~
ff(&TF harhp1 wire fence On the farm
~ - HoFses faFea g. snn iron free
Prices less than FOR fasfufinQ nearer tho rffy
Telephone nv frITef "a residence no .Ii ~
No. b.s the tnu-k lsouine Company once
a Nouh Divls0D-st. n. B. Church. lLff
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Order Radclif q Holt moving Evans. +"
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FURNITURE ABD PIANOS STORED.

pADCLIFF a HOLT. general Warehousoruen.
~ a. lll south Diglsi0n-st.. store pianos ana
furniture AZ low rates. eNpcrt packers and
careful movers with large vans" sent pr0mpi.
ly by feiepho1ing No. 90. Jan l-4i
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

koh sAlE-ar viii exchange cor Chicago
lfeherts, he4st @a4 al Sd t.aie 49, do
enc O. tatfrssg. n + u1mmi0ss s. Lac
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

iUh ealt- aGr UsN dwellings e1tne = ssi
sac 81 cas- &cfI9s 50 eNkfil1ks "a
bfoa-hAk. aASf so SIDE 81 0ilk. ~lfA are
eacef eu.Fltg Hease a. Sauth nlfisial -
4. 3. y ll-hf 81 Pears -
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

1 NiS $50 apieat twelve minutes n4Ik
fren fewsEs naeT4 hoasei sllNei 2l4aea
eats water Schools AAa ~ safa1tskss Aro4
sifret etc eUA use lrEE SO aanl aAd s..
etefs s'k aeAths, ne discount 1Aisls htoss
ekVf Alesat M
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

Uatsd Press Reports. Prompt ana Eariy
Delivery. Al the Local ss-ss 400 the
Clsassst ard Most PLAINLY Printed Paper
Published Ia orand Eapads.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

ornament position 10y lady n
~ two years experience Ina stenography.
typewritine. iuvo' ciag and general Office work
hrst-ciass refer noes. Address H.. No. IS -.
q box, Saranac, Mich. 15l
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

1857.
1 osI-Nrxissa 1es STA license "a aIrHhsr
4 81 81 collar. kFtbg4 @ /. Ao1ll ktFlan-
81 aad receive reward. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dailies Elk
eept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

HyANTED-A place 10 DO homework by 3
" competent girl. Inquire AZ Ritzema
grocery. one bloc south OF Hall-st., on Grand
yiileaye. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

/ hAAk As era h0gses SaS iats aat Racaak
t4ss teI s-ie cheap. and an HsasfnIR is4s
UFLtz ~ goA AZ b G9ra g ; home s.tase
-. AID iaas ever as Hsi. IA closief-
Aelse a @a%i ~ ! Aaas - a
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
south SIDE LOTS!

SIXTY Choice lots on Jefferson. Dickinson.
- Griggs and Reynolds-avss. worth 500 to
500 each; small cash PAYMENTS balance on
ttHA a. low rate OF interest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

Beus isra-sa'Hs seass. g 6. i'.71s.ot-st -
Ex-swTTD resr rre1 esfe esHrssssrs =
flg - - soth hifs
~aN~rr--s retf-. 81 oafFr - ftfgtr favs
~ rwe .E rfaff 8 feHT Teess ~ 30 pas
actress. V5th s1a1.e. Jarvis 8 ts-. hscre. p 8
nsv =
- r -.~s-sr-ss ~ nz~inr E1eeas auE tF~aaa
An tsrsr1eafs 81 sfsf ~ szrts or-a
s.rea - f-es A51Fes Q a Efgullng = 60.
g,ssss' 6asa so
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ESP WANTED MALE.

AANTED-A eaist. steady. intf ligons ny
~ - iearl tnc PACKING Ala a. aelsief AZ
tr~as euS Hhe Las lad Sotlf e1 Pr11cEre al
e iaeg ~ clbAaei-NaAlAe prefcrIee- Al 8sd
e.i1 4 Aell e. A seo4 p-4es loE lie fikn9
AQ4s4. Is
IVAN fED-Actixs youns man C. m1naes az
olless S4i4rg So per year references
tna So Cash capital require. Gail "a Ge-
sfyss heeEa g.. o4eeFtts bu4laiDg. -
tANIED-1oliClEors ana collectors ARMY
morning aus evening n Frld ate lass
serst C o.. ". " Lsaas. sepf, hooG b.uck
Peat ST. "a
WAA1tIa-Ai eace. ioUr saed cabinet m8k
rts % ease hsfa. Aa4 enc f5fN-n rs
ti s~dN employ nleuts asy ~ piace work Ihs
al b~rnvs Er4.tgre c.. etgrss2. Iief.
-aif
NANtEp-6enersl iaaraeef Cf rfatt ga
aff mtHl e. eur lafforyg Ne az iafee
t4i- O. IL eaah. cites. zud store AA4Gfes
"Aa tAtft4af lsafu uaaA NprAi esfahiss. eI +
Ata 81 vel kao@af Faod ffUutau0n ioF nne
eufhi tafge ie spAtFailen far slesdk, iaitail.
+1.r, - = tfie0Ntd successful Eilu4lcr. Terry
ALnaiAe Uring g., ASA ille, IeungSsse- Isl
AtAATED-Two or three eooa men 20 car
y "a ~ lIei rupoi-tan ll-.n.-aci 1rlls Con-
pSny. Lee Wright. Aana, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17

To Architects, Builders ana
others.-wood Mantels. Inla'd
Floors, Cabinet Work and
Interior Decorations made 70
order from special designs ct
our factory. 1854 and l58 Yves
1oth.st.
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and in the in which it is possessed VIII be ihe
erveney of lie prayer Grace be with all them thaI
love our Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity"

love our Lord Jesus Clrlst In sincerity"
ECONOMY OF FORCE FOR THE CHURCHES.
And it will show itself, further in cooperation-n
some method some pan whereby the resources Of the
churches shall no longer be wasted, but economical and
directly employed in bringing the poor and sinful and
wretched to know how much there is for them in the
Gospel Of Christ Day by day the need Of such concert
Of action grows more apparent. villages are every.
there i any real need for and which mon far ana near
asked 10 help to support and because OF tle Va
ties between them communities are diSiaed' anu se
prOpagandists encouraged beyond those whose one
purpose is to bring to Christ. All over the and
the zeal TO make proseytes Is out OF all proportion 70
the zeal for the improvement Of the moral and spiritual
life of man ind Is it strange society IS groA Ing weary
OF hearing more of the differences between the different
than of the truths in which they agree
it strange that Christian men and women, mpauent
Of the narrowness sluggishness Of ecclesas
leaders. are organizing societies to do what united
churches should do but what no one OF them by ltSei
accomplish And this is going on every day be-
cause we dreaming that duty mainly TO bring
to way Of thinking, and thai 1t Is on their ac
ceptance of our doctrines and ordinances that unity
must depend 1t is the folly and sin OF all the denom
nations in Christcndom Great enterprises demanu
assed efforts and il the churches are to conquer the
evils which are involved with our social conditions IL
will be done only by their acting In concert, under the
direction of the interdenominatonal wisdom In the
several communities, and with something OF the high
purpose and passion of Christ. The aspirations and
struggles labor point to time when cooperation
shall be established the relation between masters ana
workmen for the advantage of both and the movement
Of the Christian spirit expressed In such proposals
have referred to, intimates that the time - at mana
when the inner. spiritual union of Christians will be
made visible to the world in forms Of united endeavor
for the renewal Of the life of society In some way the
work has to be DONE The denominations that do most
the blessing of God They Will find that strength
comes through the clarifying Of Sect but through
hey Will w S that men and money and oppor
unites wasted for long where the law OF life
plainly law for churches he's as tor In
same shall save it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
THE ANIMALS IN CENTRAL PARK.
BABY MONKEY MAKES ITS APPEARANCE-THI
LITTLE HIPPoPoTAMUS THRIVING.

A BABY MONKEY MAKES ITS APPEARANCE-THE
LITTLE HIPPoPoTAMUs THRIVING.
A broad and happy smile spread the face Of
Jacob Cook the keeper Of the monkeys In Central Park
who cared so long for Kitty and Crowley" when
he appeared at the scene Of his labors about O'Clock
saturday morning. The cause Of his delight was
small addition TO the large family of animals which ne
watches with so much pride. The new arrival was q
Java monkey. The little fellow was as lively as
cricket during the day. The dotlng mother, however,
did not allow him to try his muscles too long. In
fact she sat for hours in semluprlght position, hold
ing her offspring her breast and hardly permitting
IL to have space enough in which to breathe This
show of affection was due, in part, to fright.
The report of the birth spread rapidly, and crowns
OF visitors hurried TO the cage. Many OF them "ere
bows. who kept up such noise that Mr.. Cook was
Obliged to place the mother and her child in darheheo
apartment away from :" the madding crowd Even
then however she embraced the baby In manner
that excited the pity of those visitors for whom MI
Cook removed the cloth In front OF 1e Sas inc
baby monkey Is ABOUT eight inches ienS that mas been
born in Central Park In many years. ana ~ u i've 80 20
promises to do viii be undoubtedly one Oh thc Pe'S
Superintendent Conln has purchased for the men, m
agerie south African panther ana nat1 H T w
from GERMANY several hyenas and African cvet
eats ii be added TO the collection in the Park In the
course OF few weeks They have been bought wlta a
money appropriated for that purpose A brnd a.,
gnu or twohorned horse which was received on sa,
remain in the menagerie this winter; 1t has been
olaced on exhibition In the antelope houe ana mas
= its specIes which has been exhibited In the itih.
The baby hippopotamus is apparently heaitny an 10
stronr. Superintendent Conklin j. confident Ihat !.
viii live until Il reaches maturity. The new cage
which lis being built for the mother ana BABY; VIII
not be ready for another week when W ar pia s,s
NV ,be,r new quarters they be seen moie easily
nv visitors The animals In all the departments nave ,
been removed to their winter quarters ana the OUT
y, door cages are for the most part deserted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
SERMONS OF THE DAY.
VII.
THE PULPIT AS SEEN FROM THE PEW.
a pIsoouHsx by THE REV. DR. HARcouRT, OF
THE PARK AVENUE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church was
veil nlled lest evening when the Rev. DR.. Richard
uascourt the newly appointed pastor preached on
= T9c pulnit as Seen from the Pew Next Sunday
evening he win speak on "The Pew as Seen from the
pulpit. y. DR. Harcourt was born In the North OF
ireland of Scotch. English parentage, juno 8, lS4o.
He was educated in the National schools until ne was
seventeen years old. when he came to TINS country
and began q business career In Albany, where ne
became converted. under the preaching OF BISHOP
John p. Newman. He is a graduate OF wesley AL anu
received the degree Of doctor OF divinity from tne
Ohio University I'm 1885 Ills ministerial life has been
sueut largely In the Newark Conference, where nc mas
accun,ed with great acceptance the best churcnes IN
Newark Elizabeth. Paterson and Jersey CITY. hc was
called and transferred to the Howard Street Methous'
Episcopal Church Of San Francisco, sald 10 oO @,o
largest and most influential church on the RACINE
Coast IN 1887 few months ago he was caiieo Hon
San Francisco by the Grace Methodist Church Oh s'~
more and transferred TO that conference III Scpoo.
Nv the change from fall to spring conierenoe NC
axpectinS 10 be without the care OF cnurch u''"'
The opening OF the Baltimore Conference N March ana
. nrenarine to spend four months in travel m Egypt
ana palestine when he was invited to become ois
p.s,or Of the Park Avenue Church Tor nVe mohuls.
His trip was consequently postponed ana nc sccep."
,ha can and has entered upon his new field Gu scuVy'
pu1,prrs IN JERUSALEM AND NEw-YoRK
mr. u.rcourt has a wide reputation lecturer.
and has written extensively. Among MS "orns arg
a p,.a ana Growth of Methodism on Staten Island
"a working Church. "Tbe American Standard Die
tionary and Home Cyclopeda," Pastors WISHING
p<x,n and POCKET Rtual,, "The Future Of Our Coun-
try The Issues of the Hour" etc. His text yestea-
sav WAS Nehemiah viii; g. 7, g. "And Ezra, the
scribe, stood upon q pulpit OF WOOD winch theS nao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
FryERAL OF JAMES c. CARLYLE.

The funeral OF James c. Carlyle was held yesterday AZ
L., ee,a,ing Delegates from q number Of Grand
Army po,ts in the city present They were waa'
worth Post No. II, James C. Rice Post NO 30 Moan
Farnhsm Post No ass, the Veteran Zouayes Of the New
York Association, +. D. Morgan PosNo 3d. Keno Saplp
No. 102. Sons Of Veterans and farragut ros'' NO ~
,rno,g the nrominent G. A. r. men present Colonel
riovd Carkson Theodore Fedsein Assistant Quarterm~s
ter.General and Fraser. Post Department CON-
mander OF the state NewYork The paibearcrs were
Commander John Gray Boyd, b. D. Finley "eorse -
Ironos, and Wilson herman The burial at Cal
vary Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
THE REV DIR. PAXTON DENIES A RUMoR

A SERMON THAT WAS ALLEGED TO CONTAIN AN
ALLUsIoN TO Mr.. M'ALLIsTERs BOOK.
The West Presbyterian Church, in Forty -second-st
ras crowded TO the doors yesterday morning. Before
.b. nsstor the Rev. Dr. John K. Paxton, began the
s.rmon he said that he wished publicly to correct
false statement that had be circulated for some time
that he had been the recipient of 100000 gift
from n millionaire. This statement, he said had caused
him 10 be solicited for every sort OF charity by peo
nile even in distant parts OF the country lie had
aven received one letter from California asking for
aid IN the extent of $4,000 The statement about his
eceiying the Gift was false, and he wanted the lie
nailed once and for all. DR.. Paxton's sermon had
c,aI interest in that II advertised 10 contain
attnsIon 10 Ward McAlsters book. lie said In part:
81 . roo many Of us devote our whole attention 10 see
,c vino can help but the true Christian seeks TO
III III whom he can help. When man thinks only OF
he soon begins TO esteem himself highly and Just
~ h,s own estimation of himself Increases he falls lower
"a lower in the estimation OF Others lie finally reaches
level where he Is no longer taken seriously, IL Is q
stake 10 believe that people will take you al your
n Level II This were many OF the most ordinary
o Jan wouId be great The world nxes our level and
Snenrmines our position In every calling OF life
- tho nroDer method 70 follow when want TO avoid
me An old friend because his coat Is little
shabby and out OF style! Thus would mine enemy
nove himself mOnstrons deserving OF potins but
ne CONTEMPT OF doesn't people. Good people cont
,end their time In trying 20 discover In what aestctc
opaies they differ from other people The SIN OF tho
2harises Is sriIl tbs curse OF ChristHndom'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
INEXPENSIVE AND ELEGANT
Flu R n 1T j R E.

Wonderfully handsome are
our new oak Bedroom suits,
in antique styles, richly
carved, and only s42, and
others in antique ash. Of
eight pieces. at SO.
Also. In mahogany. natural
cherry, &C., some rarely
stylish patterns.
Our new fumigated Pollsr4
oak finish is much admired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17

For dining.rooms the fash.
ions are Early English and
Colonial styles. and in these
we are making . large and
exceptionally attractive ex-
hibit at very moderate prices.
SIdeboards els and up.
ward; leather dining chairs,
50 so. &C.