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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
rHE GAUSS os sLEEP.
A Clear ExpZ4s4tioA th~t EEsEyssdy
c&1 IaasFst&Ea-

60 ! A<es9.
Slsep = al imperative necessity. II
hzs exzctly the SANE rslztl01 - ths
nervous ss'steIa tnAt fOO1 h4s - toe
8uscalAF I.es la2u - olt1oat foo0
za4 hs soon dies. Deprive nsR 81
sleep and 1eAth = j Just - quickly re-
suit 0lFe hal b1E ss1l4ll supply OF
either ana he sou wastes aaay- As
o4e lns4 .c4l writer szys. III s1lAEia -
almost always tne precursor of some
dangerous mal4dy. aud 4 symptom
Sufficient % excite serious apprenc1-
sson."
Tns best ned ca authorities agree ln
s1y.nK tnzt the cause " slrep - \
healthy fatigue or tue neryous sfsLea ,
which causes sluggish CIRCULATION OF
the blood through the BRAN. Ia other
wOscs, natural sleep depends upon TIE
healthy condition OF the nervous sys-
TEN. The nerves must not be weak or
lrF lated. Here Is the explanation OF
the grand success OF Palne's celery
Compound IN the cure OF sleepl essness.
Tins great discovery wall restore per
feet brain aud nerve force. As result,
II gives natural, restfui sleep that can
De gained ia 10 other way.
Under the strengthening, health-giv-
ing power OF this great remedy the
tired, worn and haggard loOk soon dis
appears, the appetite becomes good,
there Is no trouble from Indigestion,
aches and pains IN the back and limbs
are gone, the mind becomes clear and
strong, and the user IS once more bright,
happy, and cheerful.
The general health will improve from
the hrst, but OF course IN chronic cases
OF sleeplessness L Will be necessary to
use the medicine for some weeks to
completely remove the indigestion and
nervous irritation. Eminent physicians
who prescribe the Compound IN their
practice agree IN saying that its acton
is totally unlike that Of any other medi-
cine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

Grand Rapids can learn something
from her neighbors. This city IS likely
70 consider, in some form or other, be
fore many years, the practlcabllity of
procuring a supply OF water from Lake
Michigan. One of the greatest objec-
tons made 10 that lake as a source of
water supply, has been the argument
that the difficulty aud expense Of max
ing an inlet CRIB and pipe strong enough
to Withstand the storms and drift ice,
renders the whole scheme impracti-
cable. such has been the mode of at
tack made upon the project in Muske-
g0n. and that city - now engaged in
arguing the case pro and con. The
Muskegon N-,es contains a well written
article on the feasibility of how the
CRIB and inlet pipe can be constructed, i,
sta very moderate expense. II seems
to be Of sufficient interest 70 our citi-
.zsns to Warrant Is reproduction, and
here is -
eft is claimed By the opponents to
Lake Mich xsn tnat it viii cost from a
quarter e. a half million dollars 20 build
the works Iu Lake Michigan 50 az 70 De
strong enough to withstand tho storms,
drift see, etc. Vow let Is see what It
will cost and h0W Dc IS done. The Board
Of Public Worzs Vlth the assistance Of
Capt. Woods ans h crew. took sound
ings Lass summe md found that a
depta 0f water o - feet could be OBJ
- a .f. F~..k F--ts~s k-sl~-
and found she ser excellent. The
estimate If NJ. I..vs. the hydraulic
engineer. "a baseO upon depth of 40
fees If water and distance 0f aoogt
4.000 feet from tbs beach. Vow 1t rs
see how ths CRIB "a built. Plies are
driven "a close ne can be, in a square
form ~ o. Is feet 10 diameter. in two
rows. ard the srrle between the two
rows of piles with stone. The
piles are cut 0H fI0m 80 20 IS feet
under water ana then a strong iron
baud IS placed arc- 4 the crio. and al
iron cap = placed ever the top Of she
CRIB. 80 VII ~ seen that the top OF
the CRIB - from 80 t0 IS feet under the
water-and deep enough 50 that
II any vessel or steamer
happens - be in the vicinifY of
the crib it can run over 70 without
ever touching tae CRIB, and deep
enough - obvista an danger from &c
hergs OF drift icn go much taxed about
Thp Whole cost ~ thIs cr'o = about
5000. as 3 showu by Mr. DAVIS esti-
mate. Then a so-iush Pee g lad from
TIE CRIB CD rha beach. one sud ot ths
pipe "a placed n tne CRIB. = trench :
dredged srd the pipe ~ taen onrle1
nnder the sand so tnat notn .ng can d.
tnrb IL The either end smoues nto
the receiving wei TnIca 3 niiit on tae
beach rrSer or rear TIRE pump house.
The rece.vf'g vel VII be about - isei
IL diameter AID acous - teet def Per
thar tne lowest axe level. Tie waseT
vi then ran - - own notion Lr.lia'
the CRIB througa the .nlet prpe snto ne
receiv vfrr usll an the eeacn, ~ ne 2 "a d
t5fv ~ $4,000 ns7 gallons ~ - nooFs
snd All tsa pamp,nz e done troin lie
rnrefvsrr eel or the neac1. Bat g z
elsia,aa -hv she opponents tnat ths -.
he's pips fram the cuo = hanls - ce n
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COURT RECORD.


UNITED STATEs-Hon. II. T. Severens
district ludge-rhe United States VS.
Lyman T. White, indictment for retail
lng spirltuOus liquors without paying
the Government tax; verdict guilty; de-
fendent granted 10 days IN which to
move for a new trial. The United
States vs. Chris Johnson, indictment for
retailing spirituOus liquor without pay
ing the Government tax; defendant
pleaded guilty; sentence deferred to
hear argument OF counsel. The
People VS. Warner :. Bigger; indictment
for intercepung letter; on trial.
Circuit COurt-Hon. ". Z. Grove,
Judge. .- The Conrad Selpp Brewing
Company vs. Edward J. McKittrick,
demurrer Overruled; leave TO plead in
thirty days on payment of costs of de-
murrer, including attorney fee, so.
Mary Heydlautf vs. James ". Converse,
petition for change OF venue granted.
Isaac d. Hazen VS.. Abram 3. Knowl-
son, chancery; demurrer sustained;
leave to complainant to answer or file
supplemental bill as ne may be advised
on payment of costs of demurrer, IN
cluding solicitors fee IN sum Of $40.
Simon p Swart vs.. James y. Bradford
anu TANK A. AILtt4IJIhs acci4iti llclL,
Judgment for plaintiff, s2sl 80. and costs
against Frank A. Hitchcock; Judgment
for defendant, James y. Bradford, for
costs.
In the assumpsit case Of Simon p.
SwartZ VS.. James y. Bradford and
Frank A. Hitchcock, Judge Grove yes
terdsy rendered judgment for Defend
ant Bradford for costs and against De-
fendant Hitchcock for 1921 .5Oand costs.
Hon. NJ. G. Burch Judge-Emma A.
Biguall Va Cornelius De Ruyter, as
sumpsit. verdict 10 cause OF action;
Judgment for defendant for cOEts; pro-
ceedings stayed 20 days. Frank E.
Bartlett rs street Railway Company Of
Grand Rapids; assumpsit; stay extend :
ed % days. Court adjourned out OF
respect 70 the memory OF the late
Judge Campbell.
SUFERroR Hon. f. A. Burlingame,
jud dge-JOhn ". Robinson Va Amos 5.
Mussleman and VIM. WiddicOmb; tres
pass on the case. trial resumed. In rc
demise OF Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court James V. Campbell;
on notion OF v. ". Taylor q commit
tee 70 take acton upon the matter was
appointed "a follows. ". W. Taylor,
=. q. Fitzgerald, /. p. Norris, Moses
Taggart. Edwin F. Chi. r. ". Butter
field and Wm A smith Bsstian Van
Buren, vs The Powers 4 Walker Casket
Company, trespass on the case; con
tlnued over the term without costs
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a FlsurIshinr college in a Fiourishiag
Fity.

Commenting At once. the West
Michira1 Business College and Normal
school will make tne following offer
up t0 and iucludrng April l0th. Toauy
one desiring O. take a commercial OF
Shorthand and Tvpewriung course, CT
both courses, We WI ailow one weeks
tainon frss lor dsy course and tgo
weeks tu aon free fer evening SESSION,
after wh cl. II you wish IN continue,
tae rate for evening course willie 800
rer week ard regular rates for the day
course. which have been reduced. Call
cr serd f0r particulars. Telephone y o.
- Mcmillan Block
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L. w. W.HEATH.
INSURANCE,
Loans and Real state,
MO 10 GAM n LIST
REPRESENTS:

DR0BATE OEDER-State ofNichigan. Coun-
= of Kent. ss. At p session % TIE Probate
Court for aid county Of Il Mt. held ~ the p D.
bs te Office n TIE c.fV a. Grand Rapids, 90 tie
llfh dav Of March, in f1e year one thousand
eight hundred aad aiHetV
Present. cyrus r. Perkins. Jgdge Of Probate
AZ the matter ~ the % At ~
THOMAS BfRNb. deceased.
George Huma. executor ~ tle last VII and
testament ~ said geceasef. having rendered
60 rhis court BIS eighth annual admin strati0n
account
10 Is ordered that Friday. the 18Th day o.
March inst. ~ l4 g'ciocs ln the forenoon. at
sad Probate ofaee. Pc appointed for exam D.
inZ snf a lowing sad a~rcult
And ifls further ordered. tHaf = copy - this
order te publ she'd Two saccfssiT Te weeks pre-
vious 20 said dav ~ nearing, in she lr-r~F Az
BE7sLr . dai ~ uevsaaFer prlnfed and cirr8-
iatlng ira So % ecu u - Kent
CYRUS F. PERKINS
"A fr1A rr7vi Judge q Pr 1afe.
ADatps ~ 81 AzaN. Register. tal mar %
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Mss MlrrY desires the patronage of
ladIes of ersr1 RaUds st her fashion
shie drsss making parl0gs, 81 40
Mount Vernon 81
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF The CITY.
.GAAND aAFIDs. TAUAsDAI. MAAca q.
EErUBLIcAN CRY coNvESrIoS.

There vii ne a Republican City Cow Ion
held az the Circuit Court Rooms. "a edass1aY.
evening A2ri :. so. aE "a =. m.. FOR he pnr-
pcse uomtnas Is candida g To- city officers
Ena Too rls s-an s.sc5t0u or s1oh OL1er business
A. may property eoIe b-f0rc :.
b order o. tle Republican Ciry Committee.
JAS. a. cove. Chairman.
WI. ALDRICH TAIEUM. Sscy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

Is it not sad to see so many young
men every day of whom this can be
said? Young man, take my advice.
Stop all indlscredons which you have
practiced, keep good hours, retire early,
and build up your shattered system by
using Sulphur Bitters, which Will cure
yOu-OLD PHYSICIAN
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
Piles, PfleS., PileS.,,

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
n positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind. Bleeding, itching, u
cesated, and Protruding Piles-Price
SOC. For sale by White q White drug
gIsts, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
BARGAINS IN
REAL ESTA TEl
AT IHE OFFICE 0F
BROOKS & BROOKS.

WE HAVE Two 7-ROOM HOUSES or Broad
" way. near leHth-tt. price ~. sos down
SO per monin one a. sl45. 90 down, So
per month, Eleven f-room houses o. SHOE
inaker-st.. West side a. tg59. - down. e. per
moutl Choice lot on frfs staFe., price
tiIyi. We have some choice buI io ~ lots nH
menis. We have special farEaiu o. oner ga
East EridEc-st. Itreom house. oek tnifh bt
i9w. piped for gas. hydraulic water in Tafo
shade trees. ce lo"a. pr.ce 49, iiis - p
- North Laiayette-st.. lLrooms .ot yitla
city water. good cellar. c.stern. ett bonst
ara lot Oh iliI To fkcNaIsr JOY ff'a-t b =
Aacapt iots 80 snd upwards in = I" -
part 81 city House aud OF % 1hon asst
near MON 81. new and modern fuffarf .Gftiff
etr.. iot 51l25. So dowh balance 81 SIT pnf-
cnase-. Nscani iots s9le On paYm his oi
ST. doVn, g yer mouih.
KVE HAVE Any MOUNT % money @ loan
~ that sou ran ask fof ai Quest rates 81 ln.
teresf ca farm 81 city properly.
pEsIDENCE ON CHARLE5ST., new. and
n and modern. 30
TTWVF LAND northern Michigan anc
i The rogthern r 41-s for sale ~ trsde
no. HARDWARE STOCK dong FIRST
= s,1 business g. e1chsns iof small hVAse
AID some cash.
IrARw PROPERTY r0R etTT-so scrss in
7 fnunstIp ~ +. enfoa. ottawa county t
srfr- mcr.feH 3 acurs b.ac. Ieam orrhsfe
auf gar tui dimes acres u aie nv
r. I.s vest af r.ff. ~ improved pee neusf
naru a1a other bn oinss eao1 1nf't .fraa
1.r s.-es n HfffferIif Barry rnrrty ~
.rree Improved 40 rolrn h.neff fFH isfff
barns c.ln-.1 hs graaaf!fs an1
s..-as rI orchard fhfe farm is nrII 4nFf -
fsace from the business center cf thf town
ore. spen Tursdsy ans Thursfay evenings.
Ef.Iok- A bhN =,
Q and = NeV HauscnsI Block
Tss5hous liaf
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teEfer-d go, b. ~ass > - 81 4acaof
lcs. Of co4Fss Ellat . poss.ps~ os1s ESs
very probable. Soa. faE tas sake of
a. a. ,1asslsE, 80 t4ks s Tor gFsaked
Eh4E sCs inlss ace 49, ns closed ~
41e1sE les, saAs 80 - sSas tssa7 a
so-eat-ed snore - pp.y pip1 = Tuu cut
ia adallioa :. sns n-z.n 3 pe, zhous -.
fest fT04ll t1e oeac1. 10 serves As al
szLlet 3 ps fer eonaensea oFeEngs aaa
a. sSsge eiean water. and n winter
ean oe Gsed - sapply the works IN the
sweat ~ failure or damage u TIE mal1
pips- The exhaust ~ az * the pump
house . cond ucsed - the mo It1 Ok tns
MET p Pc saleh 9Ill kee0 a pond open
twice As lzrge 4s tie sl1lh II a. ord IA
ary street, 10 the very coolest weather
''N0s &c have Drougnt the water on
the beach luto the receiving vel, and
TIE t3ta. cost. instead OF u quarter %
hllf a milton, . s5j, SIS, wBich includes
the enc, Lhs main MET pipe 4iOe feeE
iong, the shore inlet pipe so ieet long,
the receiving vel on the beach, waves
snd branches. ball and socket joints,
stc.-a complete system OF water works
already - commence pumping trcm,
- the quantity OF about 1900 coo gal
Ayi+7 pcE - hOA41- 1 4Ac engineer AAle
70 the above named sum sll, ,lT5 TOR
contingencies and uperlntendeucy
amounting AL together ~ so7 ,t09; and
Ia addition 70 the estimate OF the engi
neer referred 70 above, there are
several estimates on tle N thd record
er's ONCE, obtained three ybaFs ago
this wlnler from engineers and con-
tractors, for considerable sum less,
but their bids and estimates were
based on a 100000 gallon supply,
same as the so called up river source.
The same winter the council appointed
committee with the then water board
% invest gate the submerged crib sys-
tenn above referred 10. They visited
Evanston, Lake View, Milwaukee. and
other places, and found the system
working admirably in ali the places
they visited. and the committee recon-
mended the system unanimously 70
this city, according 20 their report on
tie II the recorders office"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

Easter eggs and novelties at Cooper's
Candy KItcnen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

OF Sprinz Hats for $50 and upwards
a. Berwln Millinery store, = Canai-ss-
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All Broken Down,

Van Houten's Cocoa-Pure, Soluble,
Economical.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has a picture of our mill. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
NIarrIage Llcense,.

The followin. is list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with To e
names. residence when outside the city, and
ages OF the parties; AGEs
Martyse Hendricks. Elizabeth Kramer. ..2i-l9
Albert 4. Marshall. Paris; Mary Agnes
Kelley. ............ 16-3i
Harvey l.. Godfrey. Lowell Cora VI.
VI oFe Lowell. 2l22
William u. Galloway, Grand Rapids town
snip; Nellie A. 2323
Isaac Wagemaker. Elizabeth Van Dom
melen 2O2l
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

usds from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
ulETEn Raa7rrns

p0sFD 80 iesrae Is he xies., ,gzn Hens.
ID So rsr rssk- So
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

L1oh SALE. cheap On Zones addition a. the
ciiy a orand Rapids. fArer-faur hs uf
mile fIom tas a.. .. Il. 4 ~. CROSSED. io4I
two ac a lois good ior p!sttlugi lour isr
acre lofs s5ad foT peaches. Huu T. 81 onf acre
aud one fourth acre lois For further illar-
J0les -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

q 600 HoCsE with eight rooms saa jog
- VNfO GA SIT Nernon-sts CisfrTn uhu
We water lots southeast 0t city 81 acres ot
hard timber in lLebsyGal County. aua ~
acres ~ improved. ~ miles SOC h- ast oi Ada.
N Ia e. change ser houses anu ioia 81 sfli aug
az the above ou easy Terms d.. ", IT. Ross,
oHiee. Miudlcolh building. ln
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

E'OB SAIE-A f0Ttyacre farm. with house
aud haru. i0T sale cheap viii take glry
man. lb West bridg 81. or Mrs Hlnoeatch
l4s ctralFht-st. Alaf. I'll
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

FOR SALE-A fne house and large lot. also
several vacant iots al rrSs0uabis prlces
v. s. Mar!ilGa.e. - Nida.coms buleing. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

NoA ALE Way pSg Eny nO-e moneS iNT
rent uarn j can sell s0a beAAf I'D
Rome Paris ~ Go q ayes ou MulfitN
las mtntsf scafeeis higher than yeur rlnt
Dow castS yea. Property cloSe 90 tn ueN
cable inc aud euff tQ rise ~ peT ccni. ID lhe
ntAt tafrc care. Aot oac az iIse scere ga more
men O. haaa have cold hoiaus lu fhr past
year. Won|d sell out Tor whsf fles gHFf me.
Caarivs "a II ltls. 4 sfls = buchAAans laN II
rCc. LelBard block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

EOR SALE-Bgy home before the spring
rise IN prices u room house on Paris or
College aNes.i 2ll modern lu proNeurnis yard
graded and s1ddt1 aud concrete walks 81 Tor
$3.50. or IS per month 2 room suse ou Mad
ison-aye., pear iifth. sl5Jl, or So per mouth
Charles W. Tufts Iuiss BuCbanan's law
Office. Ledyard block lu
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

they kcr LIKE MAGIC IA getr doses VII
work wonlers upon the Vital Ornaas
Strengthening the muscular System restoring
long-lost CompieNcn; bringing back the
sseh edge q sePeii,e, snd sronsins with
sioeii eaestls, II the human frame. Those
are facts admitted by thousands. IN
all classes Of socieiy and one of the beet
l.uArsntees . the Nervous end peOLltatei
l. that BCEcHsE'S Pills HAVE IRE LksG-
EsT SALE OF phr PATENT MEDICINE IN fhE
WORLD. fal aiIoCsiOEs with each BOG.
PREPARED only by TifoS. DEESsAN,
~. Seiens, Lancashire, Ens land.
Sold 81 Druggists generally.
BF. ALLEN 4 CO.. 355 d 357 Canal ST, hes
York. sole Agents for the United States.
tcio az yOsfr druggist does not Keep theIn.l
WILL NAIL BI-CllNS PILLS Oh RECEIPT u
PglCg IS CfkIS 4 E0I. ksriiSs ihs PlPsf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.

pADCLTFF6 & HOLT. general wareh0uSenen,
IL al III South Division st. store pianos and
household goods at low rates. expert pack
efs, careful movers with isrEe vans" sent
promptly by telephoning No. e0o. Jan ID
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

AGENTS should write for illustrated clrc l4ar
y and terms for two weeks trial OF Missouri
Washer; washes dirtiest clothes clean by hot
steam without Tubb az. easily sold pref -
bic !. Worth s. Louis. No. June "
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

VONoHR0W / wfl tell yeu haw mens pea
4 beaas there = = tn bushe ana 81 .h ia.
ture Rrea iu HiHd fhai i vii sel Nau ~ .
si.s0 So 40 Rouse ana loI GA casy terms. l. o.
lreKlu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

VNANrED--A good two-story house for NOV
" lnE. Inquire al 81 Hilton-st.. by NAL.
ss
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

TOR SALE-Or viii exchange for city prop
erty. al SLacre farm Ia Cascade TOW IL
ship; wen Improved. Cau on or address Dr.
". ". Dan l0Tfh. Cascade. Mich. June
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

XVYkEs' cabinet photos s. pei dozen 4
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
heEETs-wASTED.


FANTFD-Canvassers 10 sell goods lu city
w krfefsnces required. Tie q. r Adams
House Furnishing Company. ~ ooutb Dlw
si0n-sf 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
FOR HOUSES.
Fos REST-B BUSINESS PLACES.

UOR RENT-etore. in the WeuHam h'orE.
} ecracr of Monroe s1d n ORTIZ bF siou-eI5.
Tn4glre ~ room g. Weahsm b ork.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27
SITUATIONS wASTED-gAJE.

MANIFESTATION by experienced book
" keeper and shipping clerks has had ex-
perience as collector. and undersia ands type
writing and stenography; good relereucesi
moderate wages. Address l.. L., l55 North
DiYiSion-st. 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-05
PROPOSALS.
EASTERN LUNATIc ASYLUM,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June %, 1890.
PROPOSALS.

The undersigned will, until ~ o'clock NJ.
of MONDAY, July 7, 1890, receive Sealed
Proposals for furnishing this institution with
the following for the ensuing quarter, le-
ginning July I, 1890.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-05

Mary. the cOmmOnest Of all names given
to woman, is vet one of the sweetest Byron
assures US that he had an absolute passion
for it. It signifies exalted Maria and
Marie-the latter Frcnch-are only other
forms of Mary and have the same mean
ing. Martha signifies bitterness" Anne,
Anna, Hannah and probably Nancy are
from the same source and signify kind"
or gracious. Ellen was originally Helen,
the Latin being Helena and the French
Helene-the meaning being, according 10
some, "alluring," and according TO others
zone who pities.
Jane signifies same as Anna, Sarah or
Sally, "a princess and the morning star.
Susan, "a lily" Rebecca, plump" Lucy,
brightness of aspect" Louisa or Louise,
lone who protects" Frances or Fanny,
frank or free" Catharine, pure or
chaste;" Caroline aud Charlotte, queens"
Sophia. "wisdom;" Emma, tender" Mar
garet, "a pearl or daisy" Elizabeth and
Eliza. true" Julia, Juliette and Julietta,
soft haired" Agnes, 'chaste;' Amelia
and Amy. "beloved;" Clara, clear or
bright" Eleanor, "all fruitful Gertrude
"all truth" Grace, flavor" Laura, "a
laurel" Matilda, mobile or brave maid;'
Phoebe, eight of life" Amanda, "amia-
ble;" Isabel, true and lovely" Pauline,
little one" Olive, peace" Edith, "hap-
py."-New York Ledger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-05
Chewed Soap for Cake.

A few evenings since Mr.. A. w. Norris,
who lives on the plantation of Mr.. I. W.
Brown near Montezuma, was taken sud
denly in. 90 the great alarm of his family.
lie continued quite sick, suffering greatly
with nausea until late hour, when he at
last sank into peaceful slumber which
lasted until morning, and we are glad TO
state awoke feeling entirely relieved, ex-
cept that he had n singular taste in his
mouth. The next day he explained TO his
wife as follows:
"Wife," said he, ''last night after supper
I thought would go into the dining room
and steal just one Of those ginger cakes
YOU made yesterday. In the dark made
a mistake and attacked most vigorously a
bar of turpentine soap that was lying on
the table. bit out piece about the size
Of a half grown terrapin, and before de-
tected my error | had filled every hollow
tooth and between Iny teeth with the tarna-
ton stuff, and had swallowed about a
dimes worth Of i'll And that's what made
me so plagued sick" Alick says he's made
about twenty gallons of soapsuds washing
out his mouth, and judging from his taste
he has material enough yet In his mouth
10 make twenty gallons more.-Macon
County Citizen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-05

AprOpOS of the movement TO furnish
books to the prisoners in Auburn Jail, a
Norwegian lady residing in Auburn told
in her picturesque way an episode which
occurred in Charleston, :. G. Years ago a
mother took her 5-year-old boy into prison
when she went TO see his father. committed
for some triling offence The little fellow
stepped into the adjacent cell, having over
it the number GS To tease him the warden
shut the door, bat quickly opened it at the
little fellows screams His mother soOthed
him, saving: Nobody shan't ever shut my
little boy in dark cell" Years passed.
The BOYS father and mother died. His
uncle helped him and gave him money 70
yet to New York He fell in with bad
company, squandered his money, and in
sheer desperation attempted to commit
burglary in his uncle's house,
That relative was 50 enraged he handed
over his nephew 10 the authorities Look
ing at the number of his cell, to his horror
he saw "6s." and knew that it was the self
same cell that had inspired his boyish ter
ror. Then his mothers words came back.
Nobody shan't ever shut my little boy in
a dark cell -" and he wept as he had not
since her death, for he had loved that
mother The warden's wife found him in
a melted condition. He told her his story,
and she gave him the utmost sympathy
and kindness during his long term, short
ened by his good behavior As he left the
cell and took a last look at those terrible
numbers "GS" he determined he would
make man OF whom his mother should
be proud. BY his trade, learned in prison, he
On rsued an honest and lucrative business,
and his taste for literature, also formed by
the warden. provided for leisure hours.
Ten years afterward he called on the war
den's wife, and she cO;ld hardly believe
that it was he who had occupied "6S. -
Lewiston Journal