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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

DIRECTORY OF SHOPS AND ARTICLES WHICH
WILL ENABLE THOSE HAVING MUCH Oh LITTLE
MONEY 10 SATISFY EVERY DKsIRR AND GLAD
DEN The HEARTS OF CHILDREN, RKLArlvE 70
on YRIEND0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13


Mr.. William o'Brien last evening gave ont
the following statement, saying that it would
be the last before sailing for France: Mr.. GU
and 1 are going to France 10 see IL our services
can be of any in bringing about reunion.
the object Of continuing their appeal for the
eyicted tenants fund.
I'm the event of our Paris consultations prov
ing to be successful, we intended going by the
French line TO Havre. but owing 20 the scci-
dent 10 the steamship La Champagne, no boat
OF that line will leave for another week. Tho
German LLOYD steamers call at Southampton,
and it is doubtful whether 1 would not be lis
BILE to be arrested on board in English waters
As II is desirable 70 postpone my imprisonmens
until We have tried the effect Of n friendly con-
ference with Mr.. Parnell in Paris, are pro-
ceeding by the Netherland' . steamship OpdaAm,
which calls At Boulogne-sur-Mer, where we VIII
land
..All the members of the American delegation.
except Mr. Harrington, are agreed as % the OBJ
ject and scope Of our mission. IL would be
dangerous 10 expect too much from ". We
only do our honest best for peace on terms
that will save the Irish cause without innicting
humiliating injustice upon anybody. We have
no commission whatever from our colleagues
of the Irish party at the other side. One Of
our objects in going over il to be in a positioa
TO consult Mr.. Mccarthy and Others.
ANY conclusion VIC may be able 10 come 10
viii bind nobody except ourselves and our cob
leagues here. whose views are in possession
Of All will depend upon the temper Of mutual
forbearance and cancellation we may find on
both sides. Even at this great distance from
the scene of conflict passions are deeply moved
IL will not be surprising IL men in the thick Of
an angry controversy find greater difficulties
than We in approaching a settlement Still, I
have the greatest confidence in the goodwill q
our colleagues Of both sections Of the party"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

:, stIOloIy recOmHenu re-
Iofm IN 'ne tariff on opium They say that
tnere Is no possible way TO put a stop to the
smussnny The only sure plan is to render it
Improbable As the case now stands the more
guy Pui on The article the greater is the pro-
gier is the only one who gains. There i no
OPIUM manufacturing industry in this country.
woAt VA n u y claimed, ID the tariff intended
70 ProsecE The remedy suggested ia that
eraae opium shall be free, as now. and that
pared opium Of IS pound. the imnort dutv
beng lowered to IS pound also. This done
the smuSgiers would no loAwer find satisfactory
9ains IN thear industry. which is now more pro
atAeis Wan ever before and is carried on upon
opium, IL aloud - 1ndsrssood i, ths -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
HOW SOME CREATURES FEED.

TIE clam feeds with . ,iphon, and tAs
oyster with its beard.
THE leech has three saws, with which
It does good service in the phebotomy
line.
THE butterfly pumps nectarinto itsee
through a tube. and bees and fies SUCK
up their food with long tongue or pro-
boscis.
TIE tapeworn has neither mouth nor
stomach, bat Just lays along and ab
serbs .he already digssted food through
its skin.
sxATs have teeth on their tongues.
hundreds Of them. bat, as II these were
not enough. some have them also 10
their stomach
TRE wood ecker has = three-bsrbed
tongue Ike Fijian's spear. With which
IL draws out The worm which IL has ex-
cited By its tapping.
THE sturgeon is toothlsss and draws
IN Us food By snction, but tue shark
has hundreds of teeth SET in rows that
Sometimes number ten
THs custlefsh. wAioh among other
strange things. ArsTs walks with Is
head downward. does rot ehsw "a tod
st AL. bat nasssoates rish It's zirzard-
ToADs. portoises. Turtles ard n1os+
lizards have 10 teets- Fr0Ts have
sseth IN their upper sw only. Ant
eaters sioths sui srrsdillss have 10
seesh.
TEx caterpillar feeds w1sa tro ssw-
~ zed ava ~oTsing trsssve-selr. ard
sses shers =, s1cb zocd sdrsntszs thss
Re e.ss ssree - foar tizes his awa
~s{rA, every dsT
tsss<szorFxes ard locusts sre v-~T
-sr pvoviSsa With - necessary "a
chinerT fur eating nrch snd often.
They ssve ss~nxs Avs. and sizrzrss.
80. ~ later heing sseed out rith
hc-nv s=~th
Tz iion sna - rrsr. s,ss- fn6eeS.
moss q tse csrnivcr2 d not g-i1d
thsir tsoi. ustns tasir avs c-ly ~ s-3
sovn. tie rolsrs setinE a. csoVpirg-
knfves. cr rasks- Scissors Their
--crtaA n fAs& aFs --zssls ss<a-
-sssI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
THE DUO D'ORLEANs IN PRISON.
Many Privileges Ne Receives as the Paris
Conciergerie.


Conciergerie.
The Duo d'Orleans enjoys many priv
ileges in the Paris Conciergerie. he /:
allowed 20 receive some eighteen friends
and relatives. so that he has ample dis
traction during visiting hours. and his
betrothed, Princess Marguerite, sees
him daily. He has plenty of books,
travels being his favorite style of liter
sture. and once a day he can walk for
an hour IN the courtyard. Some diff
Guilty was raised At first about allowing
the Due to attend ma ass, as the only ser
vice In the Conc iergerie was held for
the woman prisoners, whose sstenti on
might be distracted by his sud.
den appearance in their midst.
However the Due appealed to the Min
ister OF the Interior, Mgr. Freppel sup
porting his petition, and the following
Sunday be was hidden away in a small
gallery in the Salle des Girondins,
where the women's service is conducted,
and was able 70 hear mass, though un-
seen himself. He will be kept apart
from all other prisoners, and will be
allowed TO wear his own clothes, pro-
vide his food. read what he likes and
receive visits. All his letters how
ever. must pass through the governors
handz
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
MABEL JBNNEsA

In my opinion. all the lotions, balms
and complexion beautifers in tho cata-
logse will do no good 70 enhance beauty
IL women persist in keeping the late
hours they do in this country, eating
the late suppers, etc. First, keep the
system in good order, take plenty OF
rest, cultivate sweet disposition, and
the result will be . fine specimen OF
American beauty.
ELIZA PRocroB OTIS
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

A F0ETEss TELrs How TO LOOK rRETTT.
To keep the texture OF the skin s
soft and delicsts as possible. there IL
nothing 7 think that equals the use Of
almond meal You may ask Why almond
oil will not answer he purposs-ths
rubbing necessary with the meal -
almost "a beneficial ss the neal itself:
with an Oil you do no. use friction and
consequently lose hat TIE benefit 1
have used almond meal for ffteen
vsarS I spend Eve minutes a. night
and "a much time in ths morning and
wash my face with warm water once
dav Nost women wash their faces too
freousntiv There = no fabric thss
would not become dinV7. dlscol0rsd and
rourhsned If soaked in water hsli
dozen times during shs day and
then exposed 90 tne cold 0i winter or
the heat o. sumner Just 40 it "a wita
ths human skin. consider sn occa-
sional Turkish bath 4 great beautidsr
o. the complexion. When I vas .
young zirl my ACE vss plsnufnlly
dscorsssd with frec<les these seldom
spp-sr nov. even Il have been sx-
posed 20 tbs hot sun Ts a PARTLY ths
uss OF almond mesI. thins. which has
k.pt th.u, a. Bay. snd PARTLY 7rspsrs-
tien % rcsswster and BENSON. pre-
paration ussd since she time of Cleo
patrN A ounce % ths alter %
susrs o. ne foru.Y This should b
sshhisd On So face With . ,oft cloth-
This u-ixrurs is also good tonic fcv
tha sxin. AZ - wrinkles. borrowing
rcuhis e fruitful cause e. shes-
hated reminders 81 Nnes advance
Whiis rsn nay - undalT nervous
ard Worried about ais business and
-th.r sfsirs - Import bis wife vii
frst ever rf-isi srsirx She worries
.bout ths iass % re brtc-s brsc. ths
chir on ths asv chins SUP. the style o
h-r bonnet sna th- ft of hsr So-H
.na th>se thta<s raxs her ed o sarsiy
e. a. rssi rsu bi~- plsrii smpsF
~fIl Gag ksep -ri.ki-s n aheysaes.
.ra v-srs cf rood hano- -ili lesve .
sw-et nssth - old sT- shssespesrs
--akes Cssar saF thst towards de usrY
u-.s s-fsr. shsir s-sshs a. tAsY ds,
sra ~ A., shoussnts spcr shsussnds -
pecpls 80 Trans thsir llyss s~sT.
Tsar uaxs themselves siS vith I'm
szi,ed srh@s srd Pains lt = sot god
- riv. ~sv ~ negrims Anticfrstion
hriars - = ssrv thst is locks Fer II
.. lsos isg ed sgs = So ras - ms~t
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

cFsry o1s can - "a so11s ~@y S2S>s-
Tag AID sAo1le be. for ss Or Holmes
ssys a s1s '-Pkilosssasr a. t1s bFeAs-
fAss TsEls,@ We soG.a szs does Ros
please Is : false aoss "a ne har40Biss
ot Has9rs~ To stimulate thoss sGo
have ossa "chs.tsa u ts4tGrs y as
SEN bling a4tars" sne sn0 re DSlz agly
IN spit e ef scisnes sEd Art, eas ~ho have
ths eo11sadssls 4eltisa 20 ztsEacs
s1d please tst Gs Assure Ehs2 Eh.s
they eaz % lovely aae attractive II s1sy
Ill eglEisats EAsir 1laes 21d their
hearts Every sRs las not-esd that
thsy are n0t al beauties Who have BE-
come bridss sad one Is often az l0ss
- understand a0w they led their aus
bands captive. There Is 10 mystery
abousit. they dld Is oy being agreeable
kia9 and brlzaE Ailtoas description
OF Eve Is wortA AstiAg II this csnnse-
yi0n.
~Grses -ss Ia hsF sssps. Hs~y'R IN Asr eye.
Ia al ssT gestures. diSnity sHd love"
Bas this u aos practical enough pes
sibIy. Les ne give you few simple
and very practical rsles-
Never plaage yo9f fses iato very col
water when IL tssls hst sad sry from
exposure 10 tbs ~iad. such an impra-
dent act almost always permanently
yellOss the skin.
IL you want face that looks like
leather. thea become . confirmed tea
and coffee drinksr. II you like blosches
and pimpiss revel Ia bill Of fare
which includes hot bread, grsvies, far
food. candies and late supperA
Lastly, don's worry about freckles.
BE fond OF them. because mankind sl-
ways claim thai the girl who frecklss
10 lovabls ELLA WHEELER WILCOX
Wash the face In warm water - night
and with cold water in tho morning
Always dry the face thoroughly after
washing. Rub up and never down, the
lines of the face all tend downward and
rubbing down sccsntuAtes the lines.
GeS the body into . good perspiration
once every day. Do not comfort the
face In conversation, or when In .
strong light wrinkling the forehead
does not protees the eyes and Is does
produce lines Do not apply lotions
and cosmetics 20 any extent. Lying
down for half an hour each day with
the N muscles OF the face thoroughly re-
laxed and with . soft linen haadker-
chief wet In ross-wster laid over the
face, is an excellent way to beautify
the skin The complexion depends
largely upon the health. Occasionally
one sees . woman in good health with
. bad com plexion-local skin troubles
do sometimes exist, but rarely. There
are many persons who are the victims
of skin troubles which are the result Of
dersnged nervous systems With some
persons coffee excitss the nerve-centr tres
to such an extent that pimples are pro-
duced. Any person suffering from an
affection Of the skin should 60 to Q
utsble dermatologist and receive
careful and intelligens treatment ]
think that wearing . thin veil helps
20 preserve she akin.
MABEL JBNNEsa
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
BUY
D / Ara s
HOLDFAST
RUbbERS!

The only ru b Der
that is warranted not
to slip on the heel; no
straps, ties nor elias
tics, but an ordinary
rubber with patent
heels that cannot pos
sibly slip off. Call and
examine them. and at
the same time ask to
see those beautiful
turn shoes at $500 a
pair, and those new
French Kid turns at
$4 and So a pair on
the new self-conform-
ing last. The best
S a atisfaction guaran-
teed to all who trade
at.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
nETEoIT. 9. n. - MILNArEEE.

lDaliy. SUNDAY 'scA reafrd FlaIV
Detroit tfprces and Itenlug ETpreef have
parlor car, af tacil rd. ana make direct cogneo-
ton "a Deiroif Tor al points last
Express leaving al io.3a m has wagner
sleeping car 10 Detroit. arriving ln y cirolt
al .2e a n
have BaTior CAT attached.
THROUGH RAJ road tickets and ocean steam
snip hckcis and sleeping car berfhs secured a.
T.. .. r. a. ~. Office. =. Monroe 81 and af the
depot
JAS CAMPBELL. City Pass AGENT
JNO- ". LOU u. Lraie Manager. LfiraIf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
fhs Fasad Wa f.st, sAa..

Tks Plead s1hs Tssis sAop.
We az have grown - very asea
To teaslnE. lo2shsozne euxes-
The uoL szS w2stse IN tie asssA
Ard never c2cse TIE doors
VIE VII So oUt ostsee1 tse sess
II taks aIt1e drop
We ssaroely 0ag2t 10 mina us zsa
~Ao's Ilw.ys t--zi1s sAop-
4 uuissaoof Did yox ever EAvs
a ~ eszx round ysor head
AhgEtiEg o. ~ nos &nd thea.
I'll yos would issa be ceadf
Iou k.Eef Ala Yea ssesy 70 fniES
OF II HUs6 up NOs stop;
Tvs nothing wlen eoInp@res ~ kia
who's Always telSias sAop.
Nov, whether he's Al sstAor. or
Al artist, or poet.
BE Is toe Easa who always ssens
To wait - al ~ know tt
Ee likes - throw II business wortH,
TN mad yos'c Hike u kop,
He Will not stop thss awful nsn
Who's always talking shsp.
Some day cyclone viii svoop aova
A bliEsard viii desosEd
And scoop him ap 70 give ths wretch
very proper end;
Or else sone vengefsi nortAl's goa
WIN. with . sounding pop.
Put daylight through that Aead OF eencs
Who's always talking shop
-LswreEos American.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
HOW To LOOK HANDSOME
a r.x-z.< rsss~-s s.a Lsas1l~<
A-<Es<s Ds.s<- sA- fsDs~-hss
40 A4ssz wsass. fEs>s
tksfr sz>s&

~ey ss.t si1p PIE and aatarsl meta
eds may ths complexion - preserved ?"
Ta4 10 4 assslsa which I have srasr
ssrsa righs sad lefE FOR ths iass four
wsska B4E a.ye not found nsay
ladies' wiling ~ give .-ay sas sserss
a. shsy asvs IL
Il 10 Drs.4nsd ssss every woman hss
s0ns pea Aad sheri.hsd nssAo4 for
ksspiag ths nzsh 0f ishs Jane rose IN
her cheeks. VIII she diy1lge her
sscFss ana tell -hsther Is Is friesi0n OK
slm0nd oil -aiea ssFs4 ot wrinkles
IatsnniEsly2
I found Eaas I aAd pat ny query 10
sas Who AA1 no Ehsory on shs sa5ieck
sat AzAin 20 some 0as else sh0 lad ns
sonplsKion-accordl 20 her own ae-
count Ars Lizzis ChampRey, for in
stance, dOesn't think anything abons
hsrA In fact. shs Is not sure, 50 she
sayA -osthsr she has any Complexion
She 10 too busy 20 think about saca
saiags. OF eoarss, I wash ny face
ever day shs added. but beyond
that / Revsr give my face . thought"
Ars fraak Leslie. sho always looks
brizhE and blooming. Ehinks ghs best
way 20 preserve shs omple1ion II 20
take care Of We health. and shs bess
.ay 10 take care of she health is TO take
tins avery aftsraooa, 40 matter how
basy y0a are. Tor nap
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE { ATLANTIC


Y n IL " \ Y
ELEGANT WAGNER BJFFET SlTEPERS
The Duluth ,soUth Shore & Atlantic Ry. Is fhs
Short Line from Lover Michigan 70 Mar
ousiis. Houghion ksgagnss, S. PsH, Mn
neapoi.s. Oduih, Portland Seattle, IscoHs.
snd ihe C-ssi Northwest
Tor Maps Eevesf Hates efc. ean or nearest
Iiesef tEfut. ~ address
Nfh HEt kI I-H Jackson Nfcf-
IErrirf fars fgsHt
VT VTTCH 3D. HIFEbED.
een Nsnager F6fh.
Esfcuslfe ~ .elir irau.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
a mETRlcAL MEDLEY.


wAsz sAs s1sor is writing q n0s sosssr nszs
via tssk
II ysE sGssst tLzas - s4ks ssat - sUs sae
Kz>ks pslk
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
A POPULAR ACTRESS zxAap ynoM

PcrCLAh ACIhxss HEAHD r1oA
csessia shiags must be borne in mind
BY her Who would. In homely phrase.
keep her looks" She nass on rising.
bashs her whole body In tepid water,
following 10 ey brisk rubbing with .
soft towel She muss exercise as freely
ID possible, eat a. regular hoars, avoid
eosnssisA save those OF the simplest
order. sad In all shings be governed by
CON mon sense ana the primary princi-
plea so~ veil understood by most peo-
pie, OF hygiene Regarding exercise.
that chief promoter OF beauty. every
day in the year when the weather will
permit every woman who wishes 20 pre-
serve her health and beauty should take
q brisk walk % an hour or two hours
Duration This is the very least the
sensible woman will do
couple OF hours daily practice with
the fencing foils is very advantageous
Il Is only by thu exercise OF great
care. which in another woman would be
SET down TO the credit of overweening
vanity, that an actress preserves her
good looks more than any other person
She Is subject TO constant harassing
work and weary travel. and consequent
ly IL she would preserve any sem blance
o. good looks she must take proper care
OF herself The constant use OF grease
pains Will work havoc with any COM
plsIion- Much oan be done. however.
TO countsrsct the bad effects. Imms-
diasely after the performance the ac-
tress who Is careful will cover her face
with q layer OF vAseline. which is we'll
rubbed In The face must then be thor
oughly washed with hot mot warm
water and soap. or IL there Is an OBJ
jecsion 20 the use OF soap on the face,
little milk may be atdod 70 the water.
This washing cannot be too thorough
Most women as = hnishinz touch pass =
powder pur lightly over the face, but
Am inclined to be ohsry OF the use even
OF the sim oless cosmetics iand TO trust
rather 20 plenty OF water. followed By .
brisk rubbiax with sost towel.
Good living Is favorable TO good looks.
so some ons has SAID.
Women Who Ivo we'll remain young
much longer than those who do not.
They have brighter eyes, iresher
skins and hrmsr muscles"
Such being sns case. diet IS an aid TO
beauty seems 20 ne an important sub
iscs The depression OF the muscles
causes wrinkles, those dreaded enemies
OF beauty Hence every woman
should eat to keep the muscles frm and
full nns clear omplexion can
not DO obtained without good digest
Ion. snd the Arst part OF the digest
I've process is mastica.ion. Therefore
eat slowly. and moisten each morsel
thoroughly with saliva before swallow
ing. Ovsrsating Is source OF facial
and bodily disdgurement Just As glut-
tony Is, relatively. source OF disease.
Rose COGHLAN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
Loss and Gain.

Loss ana CDfns
We grieve st slightest loss. and almost thfrk
Our life failure. aud sad death . boon
Which can NOS come day or hour TOO sooni
Or wish that We of Lethe dark night driah
And IN oblis1ol ell lies troubles sink
And So because osrssvss arc ons Of tune
And not hsrnoztous . brook in June.
We tempt the breakers ~ deaths brink.
What though our lives we're sHewn with r1co
est gain.
And We should prosper through each day Ant
year,
Yea never know a moments care or pain.
Or realize what tbs 20 doubt and fear,
Yet would such gain be Ioss and all IN vain.
Though life were spent without q single tear.
Alexander Mscauley. In Christian st Work.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
'EICAGo a WEST MICHIGAN
arrive al and depart iTom lnlon Depot

Daily fDAly except sunday. sUaIy ea-
cepi 4iurea5. Daily eArepf Monday.
lhfoNsn phriof coach o. iblcaf0 on sa >.
IA. traln-no extra charge foT saafs
ne $50 a. El. traiu consisting af day coach.
es aho smoker ran, throUE Ia tlfraEa solid
through combs nation sleeping ANA chair
ears To and from Indianapolis on Alahi iN-
press trains.
Through aeepefs 90 and from Chicago on
night flpgess trains.
thAS 81 HfAID. eeuT Manager
M- .fhklaAiEk. trlmC Manager
NiffTan a. tiaf -. as>'f i.fn H4-. trerf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

The shortest Hre to Detroit end faet BE.
giant uarler csrs bafwser Detroit and GRAND
kari4s Ira'rs IeaF nR Detroit ) u sad
Grand kautaf 1 W rrn DAT T NrIaf frsIns
fal ~ except nfaV-
fAlvqrf=1. Tlfkrt Agent Depot evo VI.
MrregR. NnIor Ticket Agent e Monroe. e.
ESQ. D. -vrrH 9frI ASS. creme NaTIfs ~.
a. CsrrFvrrr Tmfff Manager tHta m.
HFsfI. Genera NanaEer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

ne Firf tnst lcvs has Sone back % re crfs.
IT'S hard thus q bopss sbould zisos-rT,
BIT In toli in note Ehtsh cane - ne isst
night
Tat AZ otseT mar Sc n - us-rr.
Ru36Y hsire3 -as ny io-s sni 7 rsoueHt
scnlf tr1sf
Ors 80 l5ozs vhich ss-ulz nsE. b.T ~s~ns
hea--ea
BIT sss's r-s1s her sec--s az sc~srt = u1st.
Thz~e tired n - o~sve sizes - PARED
Ar6 tsoEzn - ~ hsrp'n>ss tsfs is - "a
ThouTa uv hopes and M fsness srs Sea-
nrss
4 s-vsr piscs s1p@~f - - -s51fnr 7 r s~rd
ko-se = whss renss - 70 oEes
-ke-aGs1f T-a~s5sr
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
The Good Old Wa,

There was a nice young fellow
AS ever you diG see;
Likewise nice young lady.
And Just as good as he.
And so they chanced one day 10 meet
When they were feeling gay.
And so OF course they fell in love-
The good old way.
He feared be should not get her,
So he was feeling blue;
And she was In conniption cts
For fear he would not, too.
But such thin trouble did not fsst,
an real glad 70 say;
They soon were married nrm and fast,
The good old way.
Then were tho gossips watching
The tsttle-b bags perplexed,
And Mrs. Grundy itching
For what " as coming NEXT
Some thought they'd have q family:
Some blockhesds answered: Nay.
They raised their ohildren-yes, they did
The good old way.
They lived and helped each other.
As they agreed before;
And so Gods blessing came 20 them,
In basket and in store.
They knew enough 20 save q cent
Safe, for rainy day;
And peacefully through life they vent
The good old way.
They lived long. useful Christian live.
IL sn good. honest pride,
Til old Time banged them With his ssytha,
And thon. q cour~. they died
They had great. splendid funerals,
The test words folks could say;
Then side By side wc buried them
The good cid way.
This Il n song and sermon, tea
And true memorial rhyme,
Ard folks Who i've 50 Just and true
Are blessed all the tine.
A splendid loving useful hfs
Such always and II par,
WAC Walk Ike these, M dtn ard fn
The good Old way
Tne5r graves are greer. thsT usy os sssn-
T.eir roonune1ts I sss,
Ara ueuorT loves them hack Again
Tor al their love ~ ne
Love rzles ire world VIII poser and rnfEnA
Love guides rs hone % Ftsy.
Ard Heaven shines Tigaf - kindly nsht
The soe1 CID Esy
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

fDaiiv. All others daily except sunday.
Taxing efeci sunday July l5. llh
Sleeping ears on Pacific and Atlantic fE-
presses "a and from Detroit FerIor cars run
on DsR NKUress and Grand Rapids If press 10
and from Detroit Direct connections made
al Detroit wifh al through frainF La.t TICK
cts on sale af uigu Ticket DIof a Monroe
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

Lluc LuhAbys
Weary Of play.
My Lille is doing;
Slowly VIC sway
In the low rocking chair.
Hair oil aglow,
Ny fond arms enc.osfrE
Swing 10 and fro
In the nre-light glare.
Long shadows fall,
The twilight is going:
Over US all
Comes this feeling OF rest
Here on my arm,
The warm light sglo~fng-
Safe out OF harm
Nestle close 10 my breast
Sleep until dawn,
May the dear God above thoe
When darkness - gone,
Bring thee safe 10 the light
Kiss me, my dear,
always will love thee;
Sleep without fear,
Little dreamer good night
Judd Lyman, in Chicago Journal
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

6leepln' Times.
Nightovl can't be day bird too,
True for me an true for you;
Can't escape no pain or ache
Natur's boun' ter ovortake,
An she'll ketch you II you stay
'Thout yer sleep buth night and day.
Owls was borned to wuck Of night;
Man was made for nstur's light
Owls may boot befo' de dawn,
Mornin' comes an den he's goro-
Knows he's gotter get his res
II bis wuck's TO be ther bes'.
Wait tweI you get old LAX ra
Den you'll see, jes LAX / see.
How We gotter get our sleep
Elsewise Wen hab cause 20 weep.
True for me an true for you,
Eight-owl can't be dsy-bird too.
Hugh Cochrsne, IN Toronto Globe.