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GUNNER Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
FAST TRAIN WITH THROUGH sLEEfIN'' cAi''
NEW.YORK & TUPPER LAKE STATION

A FAST TRAIN WITH THROUGH sI-EEfaN" UAi'''
NETWORK & TUPPER LAKE STATION
NETWORK CENTRAL AND
ROME. WATERFOWL OGDENSBC K0r ~ ~
Train, vain tnfOugh sieepmg tsIs LOT in,uPx1
LaKe station leaves GlsAd Central Depot ;oo r. ~,
New.York Central (dmingcar from New; ior: seNes Gjn
ncr) leaves Urea II 80 T. NJ VIA r. W. ~ ~, a.;
arrives paul smith station, VIA Northern AdirO'a a.
K H. D 40 A. NJ; oaranac Inn Station, zoo q: 81;
th!Gwoll station, 3:20 a. NJ; Topper Lake station
Toaehcs connect with train and arrive Paul Smiths
Hotel. 10 90 \. " Saranac Inn 10 80 o. 'nu""u
House II 100 \. ": Wawbeck Lodge. II :oY A. NJ; .
The couplctiou OF the Northern Adirondack Koad "
Turner Lake station IN the heart Of the AdfohGackH anu
the running Of through sleeping cars va ,ls vx
10 Tnpper Lake Station. makes accessOie III IcSo'' ia
the Northern Adirondacks 49,, -ror r,ke
station 40 p W': arrive Ncw-York G - \. NJ
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
Central Depot every day 30 NJ arrives C!ayt o oy
4 NJ. Alexandra Bay 50 l. Nj connect, AT s,ea ,a
dock CLAYTON with K0} al Mail Line STEAMERS " doIra
quebec and River Saguenay' passing AhousS'u A'''N
anu tciTsion ckets and sleeping ear accommodations
can be obtained al all York Central offices BE sure
Your ticket, read Utica and r. W o. X H. 9 snd
ZION Cent. hostage for Illustrated Book or Kouts Any
Rates for Simmer Tours two hundred ana eRh.n
page, larg" octave size; the handsomest DOCK oi '' ~
ac'er III TTiiEO. DUTTtRFIELD. q. p. a,
r w. & o. Il. r., Oswego, n. Y
ADIRONDACks. ,o,, uprcrS
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATES AZ '1ot.son'e table
Attractive hotel, comfortable iOoiS ,N cont wood
cock deer, mail telegraph. ply ,lcah sG.s,f INV
conNcyances Oroftd meet all Lake Nha pam 49, ~ ~
and Delaware and Hudson trains at W'e'pOr' MY A-
ute' yaA,E kf tlY' Htorsr. ELrzABETHTOwN, N Y,
T.. q. SIMPSON, Proprietor
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Gcunlrn prorerln for Sale ano 60 Let
Hughes & Ross,
~ BROADWAY
ShinneCock Hills. Iona Island.

Living between ana ONcrUpeluG Nhnnr'O'k and P'cunit
l,,N- Atlantic ocean nnc,t location Long Island
coent ma wltl ,hcd r,tt1ge. attch,d che Drop
,tf thr Long Island uprnN rm'ut Company, mi.i'l
miON rurnt, on'r lor ale on reasonable terms
Lulld,ug sit. three to tn Apply 20 " y
nOS 4. SouthamptOn, H. /.
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Rrul estate Wlnlc0.
WANTED for our r1ll ll-t improved and uumpfo' ID
urourrt " let and Tor -tir No charge tor register
lrc' J. KOMAlNE Brown \ co, - West 35d-'t,
corner NJ broadway.
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-r,y. yopK AND Cy-BA NAIL IS. CON.

y pANY FOR CUHA And MEXICO.
From p!pr, 10 and J. l.. L.. ~ D m.
AZ. Tot,A Havana and thrisua' We'd, JuN 80
xf>aAK, l!as IIoyr, w., 'c1r az f's Sat AUG
SENECA. Havana had ManianIa .:.W'i- Aug O.
YrMrW, ana wa trul.... ~. Sat. Aug o
..,-r,,en { Nasaau santiago d. Cha
SNN'iN'' tlcufucsos ....-... Thus. July g..
-W!ll call a. Guautlnaro on outward trip.
particulars FREIGHT apply
z WARD co. iiy W l.
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1,T,Tr {IVt-BETWEEN NEW YORK
OpDDTTTSCUER LLOYD s.. CO.

NORDDII T~CIITR LLOl y 3. %.
~ snoEI h9{T II i,r IT, LG ,Sb nnrrNry.
steanf 81 ~, J ?sI re- .i :; 4. il'''A'
Lain We'd Jay so, ) !. N. - SIT W. o. neon
i,,f..r Wllh.n. IL Eat. ~ lt W.. Nnf- - IT,
,nr 2 so 4. ~ W.rl S'', Az. 10. 4 p ~.
Ale, Wax nd ~ 9uarl berth a. Ming T. locl.
,t,' second r1htI. $50 4 Itf ~,. 81 i'
r, 1IIEI.U~ s. co. so. boN4ng "r~"iI-
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ANRI'RG- ANERlCAN PACkET co.
l TNPI,I - SEKVl l. letu. houthampt'a tLon Ion
IiaTlur4 NV Twin screw steamers o. 10000
IONS az Nu Si,itVlCE y Y..Iramburs direc,
.p.o'' ~ -, 1.lt 81 s@ucyl1.3 Is =. H.. Aug. ~
-, 10 Jr'v .uIbt , q Aar -
.,,VY'.'''' a - I, Auc sIrt,'.a.. r.. Aug. ~
,''" ~ q, Dr. Aus : Aucl Nlct'a - am. NtF -i
,a.,e,. icav. nom ffamuurg Do~r- Iob Ken. y J.
,'"Xt'tipi, ANfi,EItAS lGEN /. PASSAGE or ICE.
PNtKEI Company, c. Is. Hl' N.Y. = ga,
q. HrO.dwaY, Scf YORK. 81 BT"ddN ~ y /.
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w III ~ = oI,srSSr0WN AND LIVERPOOL.
royAL ONhND U'NIIEp STATES NAIL SIEAM d
,ur 10 4 H.. 'M1lcstc sept. 3, 30 a N
- tur H. u. IN Geim1nic : 'pt 10. : 80 pm
"cfu' a 90 a .gOa m sIeutonr & pt = $50 a.n.
ram WHIT. Stor DOCK. foot 81 W,st lo'i 81 an
.cncord cabin on these steamers. Sa 'OL rates, coy
and G1v ard according 70 steamer 1ai TO- 49, % I'm,
,.,V sfrcraac $40 Company's one, 10 Al BF1Ad"aY'
New YORK Philadelphia oH.cc 90, c " alu wv ,,.r,
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OlealI StenMcrs.

EitARN' "es '.. i Pun. ',,'''
Trunks. satchels, Bags. Steamer Chairs. Rugs &C.
Largest stock and best values IN NcW-1 oIn'
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DACIFIC MAD STEAM HIP COMpANi ,
/ LINES TOR CALIFoKNiA ,JAFAN en- tHGHHytco
Prom Nov YORK. pier 100. o. cana A. y II.
tof san Francisco. Sii tn Ihtlnua " fA"AnA -
CITY PARA -" i- '..'l ''"
From s,u Francisco. 1T AID Br1nnal So
FOR JtrhN AND tHlNN
va victoria - go
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INMAN LINE T.. :. and Royal Nail steamers
d ToK WciDeidif, jay So D m.
~ ~ tIlitTfE . wednesday, August d, 10 a. m.
CiiY o. 'CuIClG0 Nd c.dn' Agsn,t i5 : :. H.
From picr - \ h ah,oinas Chr,iophcrs Fe;s.
tiTSf CAMS $50 and upt1r:- c0IdinE ." st"a.cr
-. 10, ,,ior u room. SECOND CABIN, outward 30
ahI "a rrcra'd SO. STEElAGE. 800. III ~
WE1Giii h Sous. General Agent'. u BOWLING
GREEN. y. Y. ...-
1,r,TE LINL-BETWEEN NEW-YORk.
- 1'hSGOW AID MoN lii {L9N boH Di;Ei.t ms
WITTI TuKOUGH TICKETS At RID, I'D HAIES
W. ',r6 LIN IEPOOt. LONDON. DUBLlN. g..
TT DF NT.Iilt lhur.dIy. : 4ly 81 : T. ~
CTNfi OF INDIANA Ilrl-iry. A.Eu-f z. ~ m
80 C,,r nas.agc as 80 1oori'ns o l'.1t"l q" Ht'y
49,. Oh uck,t, -ia ~ 40. StNrA-' u "'t' %
md from all part. Of Flropo II i~c, r.. ~ Ps'
|cSu'iIa :; -. south Ferry. 80 o.Hn to u. tlt
80 ,,esaro a,riy 70 AUSTIN HNIIWlS Co ,,.n-r "a.
Sget e Bfoidv4y. ". Y s;eeracc Office Il BroS,"@y.
DIED 30" LINE or oTEAMSI lllaoS5., 400,
lOItO AND MAEAtAlBO. ,
c.nc q, Trinidad laud ard cmtIrk piS,ehErf' hhu
Pc, 81 la; Riyer. IN
=. PinliiLtpIIPHGA Taur-'a' An.',t IT, G, d. il.'
- Vi.%I /l-fIt 1hurc1'. Nn.l-i = ~ - p-.t
These American steamship. SPECIALLY, i.Ht tof the
,ads hayr Vcry supflor acc0iamodala ~ tt>-en-
u"''' " BOULTON BLISS DALE, H..
t.arU d
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GENERALE Transatlantiql

N0MPAtNlE ~ fNi-h.ilsI llhtI7"' 'i"H' ~
\ FREXCH LGNITIO HANEE EyhEl 80 kDAII'
I.er now -. Scr. RIVER. u @ief -
* rOt I,,IGNE ranrer s., Art =. . s. D. ~.
- man ..%I q, f0u..sllu Sa'uidlF tuRe,t - noon.
LH CHANrNGNt. Boz , ~'' , rn. 5 "a =, - r
&c r,f' E.ot:%T T..rr-,' ~lf rug go ! 80 TO- ~
" FORGFT. General Agent No Ho~lnf oro-n.
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.En STAR LINE

II ID ; IN LIN. . -
IL TOP ANTW ERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for NeS-ItrG aad Antwerp weekly.
MAENIt ,............. "wednesday, Julf -. y. y
TRIESI.A D....... " rlur-GIs. AulI.t u, 10 4. d.
cabin Rats: Fh-t cabin, 80 and upward f>cur'.o'
es1 aud upward. second t1bin 80. Excursion. 80 a
~ Si.,fac~ a. Wy Joss rate
PETER WRIGHT & IONS GEM Agts.. Bowling Green
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rUARLESTON. &. C. thc Soutb & soutbwes.

TIIAKLEoIUN, >. 2, thc SOUTH Southwest.
~ JACkSONNIILE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP CoMrANY.
Pier - l.. X. tfpet Roosevelt 49,, AT 3 - m.
CHEROKEE, Charleston and jacksonville F.. Aug. l.
SEMI MOLE, Charleston ard jacksonville. Tues Aug. o.
iEOQIoiN tlbll s'1i and JarEso1tl'r.. fr.. s.
NEMASSlt Charleston Hnd Jacksonville Mon. Aug -.
All steamer have rsclass accommodations
Under policy rNc,ftt Gfh
cent. WI T. 'hl DE y -. E.hrrll Agents
Bowling Green. ". Y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
WONDERFUL EXPERIENCES
OF r~e Gr2ad Rapids Citissas at the
Ezpesision.

Gottlleb Waltz Is one OF Grand Rap
Ids lfgspressible German citizens.
Gotslieb has a friend, John R&Gh, BY
name, vino Is OF the same nationality,
and Is fully as irFepTess.bie As ths jolly
Gottlieb himself. Last week Gouheb
and John vent 10 20 DetrO.t 10 visit the
great exposition IN that clty. Since
their return they have been telling
s6ale very peculiar aud funny incidents
winch they swear are as tru, as gospel.
GOttl.eb vas sitting with number OF
friends Yesterday, when he impaired
the wonderful information thai he had
seen calf 8 weeks Old that gave two
quarts OF milk each day. lie went INTO
restaurant and ate 4 beefsteak, several
D0lOgna sausages and a 0Ozen p.g's
feet, and i've minutes afterWaTd, /,
strange as u may seenls they VISITED a
second restaurant, and ordered a see
ond meal. They had forgotten all
about the enormous gastrOnomlc feat
they had performed tew minutes
before Their experiences on the faii-
road tram, where Goltlieb occupied a
sleeping berth for the first time, could
nil = lsmall-slzed volume. They do not
report having had any homeless waits
thrust upon them, but they came very
near IL. and their experiences will un-
doubtedly be heralded down from gem
Grafton 10 generation, and not lose any
oil their strangeness for ages 10 come.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
WHO ARE Ynrs

An unknown Methodist" sends a
communication 70 the Leader of yes
terday. to inquire Why Rev. J. W. Reid
can not drop his pulpit work for poll
teal labors, If Rev. Washington Gardner
can do go. II Methodist" knew as
much about politics rs ne would have
one believe, by the way be parrot-hke
repeats the hackneyed phrases of the
business. he would comprehend the diff
ference between the two reverend gen
tlemeu
IT, the first place. Rev. Washington
Gardner is not dong pulpit work, but
holds an engagement With Albion Col
legs. Furthermore. he is not running
the Republican machine, bat Is simply
one Of the candidates put by that party
on Is ticket as 4 rrpresentsuve of the
brave boys IN blue. whom the Repub-
hcan party kss rot yet forgotten. on
the other hand Rev. J. W. Reid Is en-
gagged m pulpi. work, which he pur-
poses shsndounc 20 ran she ProhIo,-
ton political machine, rs the chairman
of It's state Central Committee. Possibly
the TE1EeRAM-W knows what it
is talking about fully as we'll as
Method a. By the way. isn't that
name Methodist a cowarily prevari-
cauons Doesn't Some rsh5d prohlbi-
ton,st sneak behind h's church name ?
such characters are won't % steal the
livery of their church 10 do their poll
tical work in.
The architecture Of the following
paragraph s rather pgohibiuonist
than Methodist. if tho TrrrGEAE-
HEsstn e any irdre of sithsr style.
The work VII mostly te orEanzng
the saloon power and Keeping It in
PRIME order for any emergency that
may srlse That cow rces us tnst
Method eel - Simply A Prohibition
ST making ccwsr3ly sneak Behind
the church. II Method So knows
ANYTHING Of roibcal history IN Nlchi-
gan. he knows that at che last state
election. the I5Quor Dealers Ass0eis-
ton sent circulars al over the Stste
urrre its frisnis 30 support the Demo
c~atc candidates for the Legislature a.
ars,nst the Republican. - thst tire
Republican partF sustained fhe Gem
hsnea onset Of pemocrsts snd Hrohibs-
tou, u,sts. LiguoF sellers knew where
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Now rsAv .. =. bsFnes las VIA
assan fron tee No'sgressioosl race -
lie >stA saArcl. 4 = sagSs sisd - e,s
ss,s.ye-s sast ~ e. F0a Ter Stale eeaz-
- l. so q ao< agIt tae sae21lo@s
x,,s.rg statesman u serye a. zppzentsos-
.s,.p = me state legislature beEoFe sn-
So eorgsssssoa4l halls, pEos cva he
ean securs a. elset.oa. A eomnaenee-
n.snt AZ tie bott0m 81 the adder Is
naoa safsr. Then, i a maa has 10
ss.tasuaanhks ebaracserlstses ln hls
n,aks-aD. be caa deHOaslate tbs taeI
"a comparative 0i'seUrty and come oat
without nataeh loss Of honor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
TOWER
Employment Bureau
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
sooNs > AND ; Fo"ts s-ooN


pseol4A &BEEBF fropreiors
axANNkn -Nais Hesp-s sAiesmca. F-inl.
" erk s fakfhinists 49, -..e' -.-s@
sorA oa tafla.
kNANr4ll- l-fumAie ResPt eeneE@l hec>s
w slris s ainiAE teem sra, : srNene STA
eools
WANTFD- Nae A~ig-l meAs eeak. pastry
W Good : PAINTERS. toHcf. ne iarii. tAe
met mae, Z aaaa cutters. barn men 3
- glE ns4H - lsafE oth4estis
AKAAIED- Eelnaie hcip : ainias fsslA kiris.
W 3ceoAd Eiri1 kcAotAi hoass s'f's 4
stcAes faptcf.
E0k sAL.E-A 1ns lei o. el.ires "a. 60 Con
tracI ~ down. 80 pei AsAiA
IsaK SAa.f-A neU TaQn house neAr hast
81 s0oa e 2 iot5 price - eAss terms
tNaR SAIF-s lats ou fl4lnneia-Ssr inside
4 city en oanuaet, snssA payments hhe
chance io buiia-
TOR sAIE-nouse AAa lot ca Terrace ase.
Il IL rooIas. mudfrn TRASH let ~ a lls NlA
81 GA contract. price titll eAs} itfus
lnoR SAIF me u room house o. Jeaer-
Il Son->f- goo1 bsrn. ioi oss Is 20 ieet.
price SOC
EoB sALE- lois ca nAsfnssst on sasy
ttr0s ~ WI exchange iof Improved
properly.
EpoR sALF-A tns & room house. near East
street. eood siEea lot in Eooo lacatleI
price sSa hasy terms
4n ACRES iran farm. miles from eats lea
~ peach Ies Gppics piUsns peas grapes
Hna small ifuifs isrfssael NropeTig hna eAs 4
Al neeoea a. exchAnze lor iifopoflS in cifs.
har-asl tof SslntoAs.
MONEY 70 baAs ga real ana personal pfop
Ia eris 10 ssms 70 seit hoeia,s Haas ie"ef
bieek.
Uoi SIS ana ROOMS 10 rent aiss nuashF o.
A. good tenants N~uting 90 ffal az ia
your keys f.eens and " 1eweI block
Ds50LIA IEEBE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

THE Leaders esteemed cotemporary
the HERALD, Is vindictlve
and determined. It used all its efforts
to defeat Capt. c. W. Watkins guber-
material candidacy, but it was gener-
ally thought that the paper would fail
into line and support Mr.. Watkins for
Congress after he had secured the nomi-
nation, but up to the present time the
paper has failed to hoist Mr.. Watkins
name though 1t carries the full State
and county ticket.-Leader.
Funny, isn't it? But the fact is, all
the prominent Democrats read the
the TELEGRAM-HERALD and we didn't
want TO scare any of their candidates
Oft the track just at present. They are
in CONSERVATION enough already. We've
been waiting for the "I.ittle Giant" TO
get his second wind since Maj. Watkins
nomination. We are informed that he
has caught It now.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
COURT RECORDS.

CIRcUIT-Wm. L. Grove. Judge
Ocenus Van Bemren vs. Bllllus Stock
Ing; on trial.
PRoBATE-Cyrus +. Perkins, judge
Estate o. Maria Bohne, deceased; will
admitted 10 probate; letters 10 Henry
Bohne, executor. Estate of Robert 2.
Cutler, deceased; Crawford ANGEL ap-
pointed executor. Estate OF Sylvanus
Weed, insane; order dIscharging guar
dian anu restoring Mr.. Weed TO posses
SION OF his estate. Estate OF George
Llnnell, deceased; letters TO Harriet
Linnell, administrative. Estate OF Mar
tn Zuldema, deceased; petition for adj
mlnistratlon filed; hearing October ).
Estate OF Clarence Carpenter, minor;
inventory filed. Estate OF VIM. ".
Baker, deceased Will admitted 10 pro-
bate; Lucinda j. Baker, execItriX. Es-
bate of Ananias Worden, deceased; or
der that all claims he flied IN court on
or before March S, 1891.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Judge Burlingame
The People VS.. Charles Johnson,
keeping saloon open on Sunday, ar
raigned, waived reading information
and pleaded not guilty; continued over
term on application OF respondent.
The People VS.. Matte Gleason, COM
mon prostitute, not guilty; j. ". Rob
BINS appointed for defendant. The
City OF Grand Rapids VS.. John Cirs-
livItz, appeal, pleaded guilty and sem
tence deferred until Tuesday. Charles
o. Ward VS.. Joanna W. Wade, IN cham
Gerry; hearing IN open court and decree
OF divorce granted complainant,
4 e "A hca ~
John Murphy, felonious assault; ar
raigned, waived reading of ntorma-
ton and pleaded not guilty. The
People VS.. Lewis l.. Chapman, adui-
terry; case dismissed by court on motion
of respondent. The People VS.. James
Arnold, breaking and entering; waived
reading OF Information ana pleaded
not guilty. The People VS.. James
Kehoe, breaking and entering; waived
reading OF information and pleaded
not guilty pro forma. The People
VS.. Matte Gleason, common prosti-
tute; waived reading of information
and pleaded not guilty. The people
vs.. G.. 5. Welsh, keeping saloon open Oh
I Sunday, waived reading OF information
and pleaded guilty; sentence deferred
until September Is. The people VS..
/ Chas. \. Kelley, keeping saloon open
on Sunday, waved reading OF informa-
ton and pleaded not guilty. The Deo-
! pie IS. Louis Engleman, saloon open on
| Sunday, bail forfeited and bencn war
rant issued estreat and bench warrant
set aside. The people VS.. Adolph Doei-
llng, larceny OF more than s25; waived
! reading of information and pleaded
! guilty; sentenced 10 Jackson for one
year. TIE people VS.. John Mann, mur-
der in the second degree; arralgnedi
waived reading OF information and
pleaded not guilty. Patrick Collins IS.
| City OF Grand Rapids; trespass IN the
case; transferred from non-Iury TO jury
calendar by consent upon application
! OF plaintiff. The people vs.. Michael
! Dreher, selling liquor without paying
State tax; erragued, pleaded guilty
I and sentence deferred for one week
/ The people rs. Martin NandenClaas
breaking and entering; arralgned
waived reading of information and
pleaded not guilty. Respondents IL
| city criminal cases, except John Englc
wood, to be and appear ID court form
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

1HE Marquis de Leuville will ego
laundering down the ages as the jack
ass who challenged reporter to fights a
duel. Ii he lived IN America, bis sem
sitive lordship would md many occa-
sions for sending challenges to report
ers, but ne would find those gentlemen
too sensible and too busy to waste any
time on duels. They would fay the
the French gentleman alive, but not
with bowie knives. They would punch
him full of holes, but not with bullets.
The Marquis IN question is the French
gentleman who had the impudence to
fall in love with newspaper mans
widOw-or the dead mans money
Mrs. Frank Leslie.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

tlself es9resss i.s-sitl tbe f.on-oltion-
ssLs la tls ae1sas q t1e kspsklsean
party
NAat "a tbss particular Aethed-
lst eseI - - alaEs ne saleoa peNeF.
except - he3 Heahngs 4 Il hath
not wcgks. = Gssd The boaAng
nl0akeys E54ke s0s tsEsss rag vsa
tnsr noiss. bat q What puFpossz fhey
make alTsosl a. n8ach bose as soEle
PFohlb.tlousL shTlsAers, ard d. iuss as
nIgeh good. Genre no~. Methodist.
y yca really have tae courage u year
eonvieE0ns. saoE up youE name Aad
your effective Works. Doabtlesz yoa
have often ''g0ne up into the temple
% pray" and have prayed thus with
yourself. "God, thank thee that
am n8t a. other mea are extortloneTs,
uBIGst. 4dultereFs, OF even "a this
&c publican Bat what have you
done 10 enforce any Of the laws
against the hqaoE traffic, or 10 enoour-
AALrC - I'D AAAhE &~tNtAttf tf--A ~ t4E
Only practicable way u attain final
conquest over TIE saloon power IS %
do one thing a. a time ana DO that
well" Drive that element into the
closest corner the laws now afford and
bold It there until q narrower corner
can be secured by law. Perhaps
Methods" claims 10 be ''sancuhed. f"
Did ne attain sanct.ieation al one
jump, or did he make a very weak be-
ginning Ia grace and 20 on step by step
unto perfection? We venture 20 say
that his complete conquest over sn
within himself was a gradual growth.
- must the conquest Of the saloon
power be. And il Will be accomplished
not By the high-jumpers, but by those
who are capable OF patient contlnu-
anoe in weli-doing." IL IS barely pos
sble that some such may be found out
side of the Prohibition party. There
are more things in heaven and earth
than are drcamt OF IN their philoso
ply"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

''OUR Burrows" has been winning
golden opinions from papers ali over
the country, for his skill as a parlia-
mentarian and presiding officer. His
second election as Speaker pro tenn.
during the present session of Congress,
has been notable mark of honor. The
Fort Wayne Gazette saws of HIM;
During the absence of Speaker Reed
from Washington, Representative Bur
rows, of Michigan, has been acting as
presiding officer of the House OF Repre-
sentativeS. He has made a good officer,
and has held the turbulent body down
to business. He is fair and just in his
rulings, and withal Mr.. Burrows IS a
man of more than ordinary attain
ments. The people OF Michigan have a
right to feel proud of hlm, and they
doubtless have IN store for him even
greater honors."
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
RErUnIIcAN DISTRICT CONVENTION

There viii be a Repu0Hccn Convention held
az Clihy's Hall. in the village Of Rockford. on
Saturday. september H.. ls.c. ~ o'cioe eE D. N,
for tne purpose Of nominating . candidate for
fhe state legislature from t1e Third Repre-
sentative District. Kent County. and Tor the
transaction 0f any other bus ness which may
properly come before the convention.
y II. GOULD. II. ". GIBBS.
De. LYLE. r. ID. HIChOCK.
Dated Aug 2l 800 District Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09
= Veterinary InGrmary Opened by Dr.
2 4. Gonsef. v.

have leased the large brick barn op-
posite the new court house on kent-st.
for term of years. for the purpose Of
opening an n6rmaTy for Size care of
our dumb friends. Have also secured
the services OF pr. Paul, q regular
graduate Of the Ontario College. Asa
veterinarian Dr. Paul - second 20 none
IN the city. Good nurses and an
ambulance IN attendance. If you have
a scs or lame morse. call At once as
Gme Il everything ia disease.
IFoNABr T.. CoxEEY. Y. s..
Proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Evrx If Michigan did not get al the
federal appointments, that some would
have liked to land upon her territory,
the sum total Of s2.4s7 ,0oo gwen her
for river and harbor Improvements
ought 20 g0 far to assuage the grief
If ffsappOrutmeut
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

F5r 7cs1se t. lsve ln. Tbs year have
bali PAD tcr cottage. wlta O. y,
wh.eh. before ! used ~ulphar Btfers q
ny family, uss Is q - fhs aorfors ard
t1e draEgst. Ihev cure. rly wlte -
kenale akness.-N. j. sampson :
~s en, Mass.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Ovrn IN France they spit IN sn cd
tors fsce when they Do uot ike him.
IRE most approved style IN tins ooun-
~. wben enc does not Ike the fellow
who writ the piece, IS - brain him
N IMAGINATION.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

The dealer who tres &C. persuade y0n
e. ts<e something else wnen yen Gals
f3- Hoo5s SaFssparA = evidently
Ror k.1g for he latercst. and res yours.
Be sgre C. g. Hocd's. an1 10 othlr-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

Any Sabscriber 80 THe TELEGRAM
HERALD who fails 90 receive the paper
regularly, or who may have reason TO
complain Of late delivery, viii confer a
special Tayor - Informing this @ffiee OF
the faet az once. send postal eard or call
np trlrpL1ne aiI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09

BBEcKESFlpeE claims to bo confident
of election t. Congress from hls district
lbs falL Quite likely he IS right His
party will doubtless nominate him, aud
no Republican vii be allowed to inter-
fern In TIE eIerton