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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

1he shortest Uue g. Hrfrn.f and Tart ~
giant rarsor cars between bffr..f and Grand
Rapids. Trains leaving Detroit g. = q m sud
Grand RAPIDS 70 o ~ run daily sfhrr frafra
daily except sunday
A bLNorrpr T1rkct 8Reut Depot. Gro W
krrs0F mon 1ickff Agent l Hrn~oe.sl
Csc p sYrrH GEM Art. ersrd Hsr'ds ~
a CsFFFsrTH Trsfrr Manage IFff ~.
Hr4Lp nensrH' Manage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

comfortaDle inQee1- But there sTe some
women Who are never really happy IN
lass their clothes martyrize them il some
manner.
pretty httle toqus -ss made in dark
green velvet with a band u gold bea6si
embroidery and a cunning little bow of
me same, Ike c9ronet Another nos
green velvet hss delicate Pink pl1ues
and pink strings, Tbese thTrs are FOR
Ts1ns lssies only. sud are not sultsbls
fo- snT ase o7E--su. - 81 most.
White oaTvzs sh0es ars - - the stTis
f7r tenEis. ard hey VII - sept vmte
y ptpe cay - soldiers keep thesz
vhjre belts so dazzling.
O-r-7 II azyTr
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
DETROIT. c. II. AND MIWAJKEE

fhhlINt sunday sFN0eUfFn. 'Na|fN
Detroit express lcaFug a0 W haf arneF
parlor aDc buffet car attached. aUd rVfutIg
eBuress leaving .fb 3 u has rafIoF car AZ
tacheo. These ira rs make direct Connection
10 Detroit for all points Easi
Express leaving a. ln.t p mi has aGn-~
sleeplne car 70 Detroit. arriving ir Detroit
81 % an
Steamboat express makes direct rnnnectioD
ii q and Haven With steamer faf Milwaukee,
THROUGH railroad tickets aHo ocean steam
ship tickets and s.eruIa cav herfhs fnrarod ~
j.. . II. A n ottce. . Nouraf-sf. ard af thb
ccpof.
JAS. CAMPBELL cry Pass trerL
JNo "a laf ID IfaWc Manager Nrfre.t
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE { ATLANTIC

T-Vv ~
ElEeksT wt6NER BUfftT SlEtpLRS
The Duluth souti Shorss ttsr'.c Ry IS 'hs
Short Line from Lcws- Michigan 70 ksf-
ousfts, Houghion, klgsunss ST. Psg- Mr.
nsspols. DBlgfh. po- md Seattle, Iscors
and fhs Great korfhNest
For Hsps Lovesi BATES sts, eaH op nssrssi
TicFsf AgsUt nf address
VA DkSk II ~ Jafkror. Mich
uistrirf PHas BTHnt
W.TFTTCH CD UTHEARB
Ser. Fsuagrr a.. A. ?. A.
NsrQu@tts Nieb gsl-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13
FASHIONS OF NEW YORK
LOsglY nORa<fNG GOWNS AfSO rs~
sOANETs soS YOUNG WOMEN

Ga DrSss xAs Lanes A. est1s 1~sA IT,
wArd rhs Day. II O4s SEsaaH-Ssns-s
TAs BoHB<ss II tie D~y AFs ~ S1s~
fOx Anything.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

NEW YOEK. May s.-Ons Gn.ghi 1s1nk
LAT oOT t~c pretty Eaodsls = EaoEI1ns
dresses lad JuSs been taken ouS u OH
s,reat-gESndns0ther's rl7aak. where they
had Seoa All : century 40, o9I u
would te a mistake, for they are rae
very latest in the way u spring
mstinee Or morning toilet.
One l. made u pale gray and plnk
striped silk with three nArrow pLnEed
Qua to1nces around the bottom \ &c
waist Is gathered into belt, and this Is
covered with girdls of folded pr vel
vet. The sleeves are Rowing. VIII
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-13

Cheap Lands and Homes H Kentucky Ten
nesses, Alabama.

nessee. Alabama,
Mississippi sho LOUISIANA.
On The une - 9he COEhN A CRESCENT
ROIIE cat be fouRa splenaio bottom upi&ns.
timber Gnd stock lsHds AfsS the nnost frGs
sns mineral lsnaS sR the ceAAHcnt, lei sete
en fssorable terms
FAkhERs 9Th al thy EetunE eet home
In the -NuEY South. where sllHs<r0s snc lov
clad plains are uukn0Nn oply line fIea "a
cinEst. % semersef. Hartman. Csrult. Chat
tsn0Ogs- IeBn.. keN Ing glsBa tlty, foff Payne
ana Attalis. Ala. Meridian. Alsa, ArosalAi
Shreveport La Parties assirsog inisrmstien
OF chSice locations. Ter factories bulldh1
sites. mineral timber. gnsfiNs Gnd hfneni
tural laneS can obtain reliable IN teTIl xtleL
With ceuntY maps. bs address ng D = h
WARDS. General Passenger ano Icket Asont
Queen Crescent Route Cincinnati. otiS.
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covers, and he was very polite as well
az religious. Bilger had never seen
a ship before and didn't know a bob.
stay from spanker brazil, and he al.
ways alluded to the vessels hold "a the
cellar. But he could quote scripture
by the yard, and what he didn't know
about scamanship he tried to make up
in ro!iteness. That was his best hold
When a man isn't good for anything
else he makes a big spread on polite
ness OF religion and sometimes both
Young Bilger's chief duty aboard
the ship was sweeping gangways and
dumping out spit-boxes. Whenever
the boatswain's mate piped. Clean,
sweep down fore an aft. an dump out
all yer spit-boxes.' Bilger would say,
Certainly, with the greatest of pleas
ure.' Then he would stack mp half a
dozen spittoons and iuggle them up
forward. where he would give them a
bath. The sailors often guyed him
about this job but he would only
smile and say, We should never
weary of well-doing But Bilger
came ont strong later on and showed
u that he had the making of a sea-
man in him in spite of his milky ways.
HE went ashore one day, dressed in
his best suit Of clothes. Sailors have
to wear their best clothes ashore, and
even aboard ship they are compelled
TO dress to order. Every morning the
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15
Fish Insensiblc TO Pain.

have read many articles on the sub
iect of whether fish when caught on the
hook feel any pain or whether their
struggles We're merely the result Of find.
ing themselves fast fish great deal
in the summer months for trout, bass and
pickerel, and have done so for many
years. says a writer in the Forest and
lSreoD,. | have studied the matter very
carefully and have made up my mind
from various incidents that have come
under my observation that fish are not
sensitive 20 pain rs are warm bloodcd
animals. will cite two instances that
show to me plainly that must be right
in my conclusions on thi, subject:
Last October, while fishing for pick.
erel ON Lake Cary, Wyoming County,
Penn, in company with companion,
among other fish that we caught was "A
pickerel that would weigh nearly, if not
quife, thirty-one pounds. My friend
pulled it up, and rs it came on to the top
! saw about twelve feet of very coarse
brown line hanging to it. Upon inspect
ing it more closely found that the fish
had in its side very strong and coarse
hook, 20 which the piece Of line was
attached. The wound must, have been
made very short time previous to our
catching the fish, for it was bleeding
quite freely and looked very fresh, and il
the fish could feel pain it would certainly
have deferred it from taking our hook so
soon after such an injury. There was
only one other party fishing on the lake
bn, -. I. Il
that pickcrcl must have received his in
jury from them and have come nearly
across the lake TO US, dragging that piece
OF heavy line with him.
The other instance occurred in this
way IL was fishing for pickcrcl with n
skipping bait'-a piece Of pork rind or a
piece of pickerel-and had with me Il
friend who, though he could handle n
brigade under u heavy fire, was not up to
the trick of catching fish that way.
was having fairly good sport but he got
impatient, and finally, when he had
good strike, he jerked so hard ~ TO
break his line, and away went the fish,
and he at once proposed to go home; but
| told him in joke il he would wait five or
ten minutes would catch that fish and
get back his hook. So we sat down and
had short smoke. soon commenced
to cast my hook near where he lost his
| fish. | had strike, and TO our mutual
! surprise out came the Generals fish with
his hook well fastened in its mouth
Now, don't think the fish would have
taken the bait so soon had it been in any
pain from the hook"
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help. SO we sat down and waited
while they went ahead with the per-
formance. Up and down the beach
they flew, Bilger in the lead, with
Taffy close behind. Sometimes one
and sometimes both Of them we're
standing on the shirt or tearing at it
with tooth and nail. Then Bilger
would break awav and lash the trees
with his shirt, in the meantime shrek
ing and frothing at the mouth.
AT last thev wore the shirt out and
Bilger was free, except for q pair Of
nice, warm flannel bracelets. Then
we tried TO load him into the boat, but
he clutched the iron stanchions on
either side Of the gang-way and hung
back. He wanted to swim. We hauled
aud jerked, while Taffy got behind
and prodded Bilger with his finger.
stumps. This scheme wouldn't work,
so Taffy suddenly grabbed his friend
by the legs and turned him forward
somersault into the bottom of the
boat. Then We started for the ship.
On the way bigger made q wild break
and got halfway over the side,
but Taffy hailed him back. Then
Taffy laid on his back in the bottom of
the boat and clasping Bilger around
the middle with both arms, hung
on. But Bilgsr was so stuck on swim.
ming that day that he kept striking out
with hands AID feet all the way TO the
ship.
son reaching the vessel the swimmer
was hoisted aboard and placed in a cell
to cool off. When sober he was taken
TO the mast clad only in his flannel
bracelets. The captain eyed the Young
man sternly, and harshly demanded
Well, wlat have you to say for
yourselfp
"Bilgcr blushcd all over, but bracing
mp he threw off graceful salute and
said:
Please, sir, what is the uniform foi
today
THE captain broke down at once and
sent Bilger forward, where he received
the hearty congratulations of the entire
crew."
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WORDS OF WISDOM.

The home is the unit of the nation.
The most liberal are often the most
successful.
No blessing equals the possession Of a
stout heart.
Health is too costly blessing to be
fooled away.
Every utterance creates some i;ind of
an impression.
Don't underratc anything because you
don't possess it.
Calumny is like coal if il does not
burn. it will soil
Real glory springs from the silent con.
quest of ourselves.
The credit gained by lie lasts only
until the truth comes out.
Our acts make or mar u.s. we arc the
children Of our own deeds.
He who does not engage in quarrels of
Others will have few of his own.
Falsehood can make the best spurt, but
truth can do the steadiest trotting.
Don't be inquisitiyc about the affairs
The most weeds are TO he found in the
field of the man who talks the loudcst
about his field of labor
If YOU doubt that some men are econ
omical, watch the way they save mean
things they have heard about others.
Constant praise of man hasa tendency
TO make others dislike him, aad constant
abuse of Il man will raise UP friends for
him.
Some mon are like the dog tha; goes so
often TO see that his bone has no: been
stolen that other dogs iind out where it
is hid.
Very few things will make a man feel
! worse than to have his "no' accepted
when he expected to be coaxcl into say.
ing Eyes.
There never was farmer so honest
that when he drove into town he did not
drive rs though he had hard work hold.
ing in his plug work horses.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15

word is passed forward regarding the
uniform to he worn that dav. one day
it will be all blue the next all white,
and then white and blue mixed When
there is work TO be done the order
goes, Hear, there, the uniform for to-
day vii! be working clothes, and every
body must he dressed alike at quarters.
We'll, Bilgcr went ashore with the
liberty party, ard they got him drunk.
| had charge Of the launch that went
in to fetch the party Off to the ship.
On the first trip We brought them all
off but two, Bilgcr and a fireman
named Price. Price was Wclshman,
whom We nicknamed Taifv for short.
He was short, thick, dumpy little
fellow, who alwuy- woie trousers in
tended for full-grown man. He
never had the pants altered 10 fit his
short legs, consequently they looked
like a pair of accordious. All his fin
gers We're gone nj the second Joint,
owing 10 an accident he met with in
the iire-room. They were taking up
the iron deck plates one day. One of
the men with crowbar got n pinch
between the Joints. and raised IA plate
which weighed about 600 pounds.
Tnfiy was standing on the plate at the
time, and, STOPPING over, he put his
fingers in the crack and began to lift.
But the crowbar slipped, the plate
came down with Taffy standing on it.
and broke hi, fingers off
VERY sad accident" murmured the
lubbcr.
Yes Well. when We got back on
the second trip Taffy and Bilger had
been having h ! Of a time They
were both drunk, Bilger having the
biggest load and Tamy was kindly
taking care of him. While we were
away On the first trip Bilger concluded
that it would be- Il good idea to swim
off to the ship-about two miles. SO,
without saying 4 word 10 his guardian,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15
SIBERIAN ExILEA
ny sns. sAroLKoS p. Moasoa

Rns'isi Russisi Art thou thy brother,
Are these thy children, ever wanderins deeper
Into that gloomy land.
faint, hearth rDkon band?
Answer! Are these thy children, these shackled
oues2
Claim they from thee The heritage Of sons2
Iid-t thou ere nurse them az thy iron breast7
We - once their infant locks by thee caressed?
And thou csnst see them famishing for restl
iSho think. at midnight N, this somber land,
Its punl shiuents dealt out with iron hand,
Must see phantom train
That comes not home again
March ng IN painful nle 30 living deathl
with hope, with all crushed out OF life but
Ar, thou thy brothers keeper Russia Russia I
Ai' th''" Wy chlldrenY Hast thou naught 10
And ye' thoy iarl and die beside the way.
How long that DO N,d procession looks to those
Who dr nn.ng. h'sr the sroans aud feel the
To tfoseborn happy freo.
Crall,d IN liberty
seen from the West, how black that awful goal !
How trrrihl for oven hardened soul
We shud""r nj those grim, entonbiug mines,
Wo ma k how brief the welcome summer
How like FUN raj -cn,ineis, Siberian pines.
oh! Russia. Russia. II. p biacke.i PAGE
l. 'cao N our Enlightened. lenient age
Mhen hearts have 'oiter grown.
Nv uu Tho Ipf'i"-t throne;
NN'u u an mo- longer 90 his God replies:
hm my brother keeper" When the skios
40 longer smile ana bend above Ia Bastile!
And nations show a growth OF toudpr zeal
For all who suucr, all who live and feel
Far 'ar nom the mill uuial day - coma
W hen earth Ntll b' one universal home,
~ih' riHu Iiu'-c -e.fu'
And yet IN, thr.sfinu dream
Time may iulfll. Black Russia browning .
Hr,aif
Haunted hy 'onrfu, -lHIes' LRad u, Tho dead 4
N hU. s." CONFINES ITui e.u rVnrla-'iug dIrsssi
MAY ulu--uiu lik Isaiah 3 wilderness.
Amt Ct'NIn- u' ,uI-'-. y,uru 90 uluss
NLN uNt tIIl station
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Taiiy, he plunged off the dock with
his clothes on, Iilgcr couldn't swim
stroke, and. as his head ports were
open, ne filled. and would have gone
to the bottom had a native not jumped
in and pulled him ont"
Nv here was this, Cap'n?
"On an island in the South Pacific.
OF course Iilgcr felt uncomfortable
with his wet clothes on, and As soon as
he got hi, breath hc proceeded 20 strip,
Taffy helping him All went we'll with
Bilger till he got to his shirt, which
he pulled off over his head in the usual
way. He forgot, however, to unbutton
the cuffs. The cuff Of man-ofwar
shirt fits tight 10 the wrist, and is fas.
tened with three horn buttons, sewed
aa with waxed thread So when Bill.
ger skinned his shirt off the sleeves
turned wrong side out and clung TO
his wrists closer than n brother. He
was too drunk to know what was the
matter, so he got excited, Taffy was
helping him. but he broke away and
went galloping along the beach, howl.
| ing like a wild man, and waving the
Wet, soggy shirt in the air.
"When we reached the dock Taffy
was pursuing the unhappy Bilger, But
| as hc was short handed on fingers and
Bilger's body being wet and slippery
| he couldn't hold him. Two or three
1 Of us started 10 help Taffy, but he
| waved us back said h vas sailing
that craft himself and didn't want any
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15
A Foxy MarknAn.

There is a Philadelphia hacS"a an
who has a regular bar-room in his car,
fiage. 4 belt with pockets reaches
around the inside and in the pockets
are bottles holding beer, whisky, braI, i
dy, sherry, apollinaris, settler ana AZ ~
plain drinks, There are also p0cAe'ss
for cigars and cigarettes. He does .
rushing trade Sundays and nights aiIe'
the saloons are closed. His prohi',
outside of what he receives Tor t!le tHo
actual hire OF the hack, are often Wv
per day.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15

MAS named Oscar Harden, OF Pike
County. Georgia, some time ngo killed
hi, bride Of few months by pistol
shot He las male confession that
be- shot at her three times because "he
didn't think he could hit her"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15

ORLANDO, Fla, phosphate hunters
found a piece of petriicd red cedar in
creek The grain Of the wood is SO
naturally preserved that it looks as if
il could be cut with knife. but it is
solid stone and the red color Of tho
wool has lccu prcciritated in bright
carmiuc spots
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15

MEs. TALNAGE. wife Of the cele-
brat..d preacher, is said to be the fnan-
cier # the family. II is she who makes
all the Doctors gagements and does
~. banking business.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15

Tur Sor rroncisco Ey1pjuo tolls
u,i..., tom. f., .ho ,o,l,. l,r. 80 on.
f,r,io q Chinese hoy c,mo 70 San
r,.,.;..o r,. COM, rao.,n Lo !.
yor..d Iir.oIi fr,,, ali o..oci,,i,,s
with his c.pr,r.rcp assumed ,boo,rh
or5 hoLit. ora, ,,,o,;., o,l Ioornol
,bo poi,tcr'. ,,,Jo Uo took ,bo mama
-, Iag,,I, ,l,no, o,J so,,I.l li,,.,ls
:, Sor oo,Jr, ,horo bo ,rr.rod bis
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15

I'Ur costlic,t horse barn in the world
belongs to H. T.. Grouse and il located
at Syracuse. y. Y. II has now cost the
owncr Millionaire horscman, some
thing Ike s7oU,OOO. Incidental ex-
rcn,cs will make the stable cost little
short OF a round million.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15

MI GLADSTONE has always been
more ,crupulouS in his attentions TO
the humber classes than TO the nobil-
ity and wealthy. Once, when Primo
Minister, he called personally on n
tradcsman on Sunday morning to de-
liver ticket of admission to the House
OF Commons, which had been re.
qucstcd.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15

MlPsHALL Pass, on the Denver and
Rio Grando Railroad, 10, ISL feet above
the sea level, is the highest point
crossed by railroad inside the limits
OF the United States.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15
FANCY VERSUS FACT.
An Old Sailors Yarn.

r ] was in your
place, Cap n, |
would keep that Lit.
tie old we'll worn
Bible as long as l
lived" said the lub.
Der when the sailor
rounded TO in the
usual resort.
" Bible" " echoed
the Cap'n in a puz-
2lcd voice: what
Bible is it thai you
are talking about ~
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15

\ NEW NoEK doctor says that you
can make a nan believe that his liver is
ont Of order when YOU can't make him
believe that there i a hereafter for his
soul. The hHmau liver is doscd ninety
nine times whore it needs il but once.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15

SO MANY poets send their verses to
Oliver Wendell Holmes that he has
come 70 the conclusion that everybody
In the United States writes poetry.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15

Mus HITr, # Ashland, Ncb, missed
hnr baby, while travelling on tho Bur
liug'on express, and jumped off while
the train Wa, iunning forty miles an
no ur. Though terribly injured she
will recover The baby was found
peacefully sleeping in seat of the car
from which she jumped.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15

Mrs. c. V. Hollister, OF Bellevue M'cnn
is 65 years old, and has just inish,u u, n,
a comfort in her old age, bea gum
containing 4,070 pieces.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15
Losses in Battle.

General Theodore A. Dodge ends one
of two artices on "Valor and Skill in the
Civil War" printed in the Century, as
follows
And in this connection it may not be
amiss once more to give our national self
esteem tid-bit in the following table of
losses in sundry battles in the eighteenth
and nineteenth centuries:
rroeHtdgr
ofEiNsi
ant 'rouEasi
or number
euyagsd
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-15

From this table it is manifest that, ex-
ceptnS the troops of Frederick and
Napoleon, the American volunteer has
shown himself equal to taking the
severest punishment of any troops upon
the field of battle. The wonderfully
pertinacious tactics of those two great
Captains, rather than the discipline of
their troops, explains the excess Of loss Of
their battles. And while the capacity to
face heavy loss is but one of the elements
which go TO make up the soldier, it is
perhaps OF them all the most telling,
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cure. Send for lists of testimonials.
Address, FL. CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, o.
Is Sold by Druggists. 75c.