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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

Everybody must rs-rsgister II they
wsrt e. vote thlsfsA
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

Ladies who Ike 40 outside garment
unlike al others vii fiud a fine line Of
imported sam pies % select from At
r p kfpnrR 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

Game of sll kinds st Dettenthaler's s,
III Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

In order 20 vote everybody must re-
erister oct. 2C-8l and Nov 1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

There viii BE- ball givsa BY TIE
Three T. Club, FRIDAY xhs, October
2tth. at FINN Hal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

There Il no similarity in a gaskst and
cssket, but you can get either At IL
West Bndge-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

Fresh shrimps and scallops at Det
tenhalsr's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

n or5eT - vots svfrvfo6v nuss r.
rer ster o.. So aDe Ns7. ].
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

sTke nse asthels ts4s tsrf .c~ssH ~4
sofxfS ft-. ~ ~ ks .nart serrr
- Ta.frr OH f.s r-s.sss.s
ere - serit ~ bein go. pu.s = rease
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

2s Csnsi-st., Room 15.
xVORKING NEN ATTkNTI0N--5 or 10 acre
W rracts for sac near y. q ". Junction. only
o. IA acre- here - 4 chance 81 xet good
home
~ FOOT FRONT on Scribnerlst. near
~ Bridge, on.y - rents Tor sitt year.
CHOrCE - aars farm In southern Ilinois 70
' trade Tor property here
N-Ew room Eouse sad cholce lots. oniy
~ SO
nRT4 STORE business and stock In drst-
- clas location fer "a e. reason tor selling.
u heath Of pr1Drisgar. price SO. worth
double ths 8meunt CD i've nan
HAVE drSt-siass livery stock FOR sale or
y trade
NONEY 10 LOAN as 8 anf per cent. on zilt
IA edged security Percy snyder. = Caaai-st.
IT WILL PAY parties wishing % MAKE In
Il vextnents 90 cal aud i0sk over nv iist D.
fore parchssiH4.
PERCY SNYDER
e Csual-st.
Teiephnne e.......-.-.........-.-.-.-. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

GEO. DEHAvEN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
The Boom Hanrs On.

In order r. vote everybody mus re-
register oct. so-Sl sd Nos. i
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
MILTON GREENE. N. ID,
Practice limited 20 Diseases OF the
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

Grand Rapids New Kendall BIZ. Rooms lO-ll.
OrFIcF HOUEs-9 20. u a. m; 90 D. m.
Wednesday anu Saturday. 20 s p. M sun
days. u 10 | p. m.
Residence Telephone 75T once Telephone AZ.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

In order TO vote everybody must re-
Oct. 30-3l and Nov. ].
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

Registration days, October 30-3l and
November /. You can't vote this fall
unless YOU re-reglster.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

Ed Mofat snd Billy Games sDc q
haf-dozen other cOiored persons were
playing pool 0n South Dlvlsl0n-st. last
SATURDAY night, when the two tret men
toned Ones, got 20 ouzrreling. Games
Was too much for MOffat. and the van
Qulshed man went out and got re-
yolyer. Stepping up 10 GSines, he fired
the pistol over the fellows shoulder.
Gaines and the whole crowd made Tor
toe door ID grand rash, and created
the sensation Of the night iof the
morning papers.
Yesterday, MofiAt underwent e1ami-
nation on the charge Of assault Win ln-
tent 10 murder. Games WAS OF the
stand. and MAS very reluctant 70 lmpA-
cate Mofat very deeply, and SAID be
didn't think Mofiat meant 20 DO any
thing more than 20 make blur on the
crowd. He said the shootst WAS near
enough 10 Kill Il he meant any such
thing. But Gaines couldn't tel much
about the lay Of things al the time. he
couldn't see the plstol, couldn't tell
how has body was placed, nor how Tar
the two men were apart. Mr. Stuart
w&ss0mewhat lTTltsted by the man r. &C
commodStng ignorance, and lm-
patiently exclaimed. well, c0uidn't {
YOU see anything at alp Replied the
witness. "Wel, yes; I mSnSged % scc
the door" 50 Aofiat Was discharged
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
ETlIEIAEIEEIII

20 w,.ss-- ps.neps. r'.o- ssss.ss-s ',sse.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

That pxiladium 81 oar iieefties, me
Jury ssssssa. t1laaphausiy slnaie~st.s
i.s intrinsic glee.ps Is Ssslng selpfoF-
aFily uapsatso-ea fenaals tsem ths ief-
rars aad d,seoAsoIss, not - So tae
laorhhesuoa, ot fao&roeyAllon.
ke,satls iynoa IS nai Al al. avsrse 9
suffering ths jas penalties - Aolasl
taisaemeAnors Nhlch ste coniessas Sns
i l.stle. llks al mankind. ~ i@ll inse.
Buf eaea Is eonaus - hsiug arfs sted oa
gencrAi principles ana ureegea 10
pfss0a for n0 ether reason thsa taal her
name Is Rosetta lynoh. she draws tie
lins shere and kloss k,setsa has sell
fespeos easaga % deslre the woFia &
believe that she has her sobef moments.
but her SUMMARY Sfresi oa Wednesday
useht, carries wita q . oirecus oon-
tragy insput&aon. che claims. she
sad. Nhea arr1lgne1 Yesterday Nora-
lne. tha4 sAe had not toen dron6,
and she anew q, ana she bciiesea tht
officers VITO arrested her gneN a. -
she engaged the services ~ Attorney )
~. Robbins, caliea for a llry and
squared Off Tor q ngnG The attorney =
nrsl care WAs 10 secure IA INTEL gsnt
and unpTelualoea 9ury, and - ne eAAi-
lnugtd ont after anotaeg tne oi0-tfaefs
unGi he had cleaned them al out, ana
then the chairs fled up Win uen ia
tAe a.gher walks of lie.
Tue aTrestag on sefs swore that 10
sella Was drunk. Mr. Lewis Was brought
over from tne lsil O. swear sne ~as
drunk Wnea brought a. tae basflit, And
tne prosecutor trlvd 10 have the jury
taGt ludiCisi cognE2nce that snf NAs
drunk eseu linen and tntrc. whiie un-
oeTgolng ul4l. hut k0hnlns aud hls
sweet eA1ll fought every incn 81
ground, and Whea the jeTy returned.
tier Kerdllt Mas not eulty.
M. k0ubins nlaY l's tempted n re-
gard lhls as personal ana professional
victory OF his OWn. IL mas be that.
bat i ls something more than thai A
desplsed woman s tne proNlucntal in-
slrument ot YlDdicAlng the rgDt oi sl
sorts OF people 10 wax the streets a.
long A. taeY commit no nuisance
Kone was saved by tue sQuAking o
geese, the Iultod States Of Ameuca oN'
their National birth 10 \ swarm OF hlEcA
iies, and Grand Rapids may now te Sc
cure from the encroscnnients 81 tyr
annY. al through the pluck oi a
woman who would rather coufess thai
she toes in when she wake than have 4
90 out 70 tie world thai she ls never
sober.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

Mss Mile Zola, queen Of the inyls-
iblo wlre;" shepard and Silver, the beau
ideals, aud the roaring comedy RAAzle
Dazzle" with the numerous other at
a smiths Opera House. Maunees to-
day and tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24

CHICAGO oOxssr Co. chicago and New YORK.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
Anna Dicrxlason's Rraycrx.

1t was in one of the coal mining towns,
and crowd OF rude, turbulent men had
gathered to prevent Miss Dickinson from
speaking. At she stepped upon the platform
she was greeted with Kisses and screams, and
as she advanced TO the front the tumult In
creased. She did not shrink nor show one
sign of fear; her eyes burned with a new
light and her face paled a little, not from
fear, but from excitement. With an un-
daunted air she stood there, with her head
thrown back, her ewes blazing, one arm be
hind her, in the attitude all her admirers
knew to be her own characteristic, stood
waiting for the tumult to cease. Suddenly
one man, more reckless or more inhaned
with anger than the rest, drew a pistol from
bis pocket and fired. The shot cut of lock
of her curly hair, but still she never fiinched
Tho look Of contempt dcepened on her face
and the firm lips closed more tightly. For q
moment there was dead silence, then a voice
cried out:
"Ah. but she's brave lassie; let's hear
what she has to say, boys
In a second the tide was turned. There
was responsive cheer, that was given with
as much heartiness as had characterized the
hisSes before.
She stood conqueror in this curious and
dangerous conflict Of wills. One who heard
her saws that she spoke as though she was in
spired, and she carried that audience Of rner
with her.-Boston Herald
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

A short time before Dean Stanley's death
he closed an eloquent sermon with a quaint
verso, which greatly impressed his oongrera-
tion. On being asked about il afterward. he
said IL was doubtful whether The lines were
written by ono Of the earliest Deans q West
Minister. OF by one Of the early Scotch Re
formers
The dean had come upon II By accident.
ard feeling that it expressed with singular
felicity the true Christian proportion between
doctrine and character. between good words
and good works he used & 70 point and adorn
his sermon. Readers of The Companion may
b giad TO add IL 70 their collections Of good
words.
SAY vel * good, but 60 vel h better
10 vel seems spirit say wei Tie letter
Say well Is Eodly. and hespeth to please:
Bui do re'i lives godiv. a1d gives the world ess<
Say veH % siience Sometimes IS borrnd
But do well Is free o. every ground
say veIl hss friends seuls hare. so-ns thsrs
But 60 vel ia welcome everywhere
II ssv vel ~ nssuv God's word clezres
T-If for isrk - O. rel if often les-es
r ssy weg AT a. SCI yer. bosnd fn ous frs-r>.
Thsu aH wsrs done, al we're von, AlDd gotten ~.-.
zain-
-YOufhs Compassion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
HEAVEN HEAvKSiI

Heaven is ninety-fve per cent. better than
this world, thousand per cent. better,
million per cent. better. Take the giaddest.
brightest. most jgoilant DAYS yos ever had
on earth and cor1u-ess them all into one hour.
and that hour would be a requiem, O fast
oav. gloom. = horror. as compared with the
poorest hour they have had in heaven since
fts fret tower wss built OF ia first gates
svung oT its first sony carolled- "Ob, = you
say. that may he true, bat an so afraid q
crossing over from this world 20 the next,
and fssr The swapping Of The cord between
snul and body Wei. al TIE surgeons and
pbTsicis1s snd scientists declare that there Is
10 panz ST tie parting n the BODY and SOIL.
and al tee sesrniag restlsssness - the closinE
hour x he IS Involuntary aBd 40 distress st
al And a9Te4 with the doctors. Tor what
they zsy * cousrued bT TIE fsct that rersons
vino were drowned CT were submerged Until
e. Consciousness departed snd were after
vsrsis r-susciess sed declare that thessusatiou =
passing INTO u1conscloRsness was rieasgrsbls
rather thsn diserss<sal TIE cars of the bodv
has door oa sssv hinges. and ~hsn thst door
q ths pbyxscal caze opens the sozi simply
prs out ~ wings sna sosrS BIT. 70 ssr.
Y fear 20 % i.ecsuse ths future e - fua ~
- ~ ~ VIII tf-il H.a 70 =" ..' -7AN
- n-vseeTieE Ebe nTsteries have -essrd
5otserinE ne fsr a. - the fnirss cf Tcur
corrts cften do Trey hesr e. ths srz11Trssrr r.
h - esss snd ther ~. J va tske thess
papers sa6 give you nT 6sczSor rsxt wseE =
r. ! hsTs hesrs a. sfe sTCsr,euts ID rsTsrd
= the next r-Tii. sns s5r1e rsIaes SIS snceT
an ard faE - r.vsssTr. s1d ~ fsd up ths
psuers sz6 r-seT~s znol So nsxt wo-l8 nv
iecixor abcur them 7 can there ssgdT al
ths r1rs1er1ss - 1etosr s1ra-tsCs for ~
kSEz - ae better sEG ~ sscl--las stro1zer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
REVISION OF CREEDS
SERMON CT or TALMAeE, pEL!v-
EREo SuNckT, AsRc<4 z, 1890.

~Lss,ss Him. asd F-t Efn Co." Jsha A
&A ths Teas ~ the Disooars@. whieh l.
B~rs Reported - TaA-Ths ss- T.ssE-
s4sL~ - 30 Hezs ia ssDs<asb~E.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

..a I VI ask The Chrisaan pAnosoohers
- have kAd al ths advantages 4
h@.yea fsf centuries, 70 helo nv. AID
/ a,sy Ee tsrniztssa myself hunlbsy =
.sk the Lord, sna / tEink rAsrs ~
L. eaIy one nyssexy lafE. that ~ bS
hos eae - UaNestsy as In3 self got iu.e such
al sarapsured pl&es Couss ID out q tae
sesulesraI saaSsEs II yoa are not Chr.s-
ssas by faitA il Chrlsr cone uo into ths
Es.bt and Il you are already Aks IAzarus.
reanirazt<.5 b9s ssil have war grave c.athss
81. get rii - them Tie oozauana l.. ..I.os,se
hi1a, snd les hla Sc TIE oaly part os ny
recent joUrosy t1sl ] really dreaded, al
Though / d.d not SAY much a5out il before
hand. was TIE l2aciag at goppa. ggsst Is the
pert u entrance foT toe iIalY Land, end Eaere
sre niaDy rocks, and n rough weather peopls
cannot land II 81 Tne boats taking tie p.eo-
pie from TIE steamer l. ths does lnust ran
be1Seen reefs taat lo.oked 10 sae 70 Is about
fifty feet sEzrs, and one rn-sSL.,oks Of an
oorsaaa q al unexpected wave has some
times been tatsl, aud hundreds have persisted
along th9ss reefs Besides that, as We left
Por. said the evening before IA ed traveller
sad: The wind Is just rlgh, to give you q
rough landing at JoppA; Indeed, think
NNl IA LA+ &c oN4c - AAtA a. EC idCl
was that when our Mediterranean steamer
dropped anchor near Jcppa and Ne pat oui
for shore in the small boat. the water was as
stin Is thOunh il had been sound eSleep hun
dred wears, and we landed as easily as came
on tnis platform. Well, ycar fears have
pictured for you an appalling arrival al the
end OF your voyage OF he. and they say that
the seas will run high aud that the breakers
vii swallow YOU up, or that If YOU reach
Canaan al al It VIII be very rough landing
Tns very opposite win De true II you have the
eternal God FOR your portion. Your olsen
barkation for the promised land viii De as
smooth as was ours at Palestine last Deoasn-
Der. Christ will meet you far out al SEA aud
pilot YOU into complete safety and you VIII
land with hosanna on one side OF you and
a hailelujah on the other
Land AHEAD its fruits are waving
Ger the hills Of fsdeless green
And the living waters lsying
Shores where heavenly forms are seen.
Rocks and storms III fear no more
When on that eternal shore;
Drop the anchor. furl the sani
am safe within the veil
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
D1rBTs AxD FxAss

Again, there are Christians who are under
-rpulrhrsl shadows and hfndrrsd and hop
pisd b7 doubts and f-srs ard sins long nCo
reperted Of What they need Is 70 under
ssasd The liberty of the Suas u God. ThcT
rp>nd more tine under the shadow u Sinai
than n ths bsss os Cslvsry They have ben
dnxinE ths onlY poor hymn that Newton
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
A oriek xfi.t.a n.

Iloss o. hfs vss dcucf ~ prevented ~ tie
prcrap- sction q LITTLE e-vear-ola I'D. Ts~-
man snth. - KInEsesn racsnaT. Whis
playing nesr ths Ne-s shc-e rsusa~ trsck
- dlzc-~sred a mas n rock vhicb fsd sHS
sovr over sne soath bo1ni track II FifrE /,
eut inst sfter re ~atchu.s1 Rad pssSsd
sssirg ths Budsn River sxFrss< roupdinz
tae cgrvs soFre d5sfaoce a1o~s. ~ r1sds
f7snt5c sforts r. wsrn To- engineer q ss7-
rsr Tks t~sia wss s-oTTss6 1ust ii trrse sus
ras s~itehed o. ~ r1T1a fysck Ctter
trssrs we~r 3stsire5 f-r trs 4 r~ivstr
car. vita y Cfe-nsat sri fsual~ or
sosrs -~zs artacaes - 30 trsin. p1rs
- r.onev vss 1aickiy nas6s ~ IT tas llst,.
fszisr. View sFk IrissDA
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

"a man might as well be a hangman as a
dentist. as far as expecting any gratitude for
his services" remarked an aggrieved mem
Der Of that unappreciated profession. ~
have worked for hours over IA back lilling in
a womans mouth, where had to nearly dis
locate my neck and tie my backbone into a
bowknot. and at the end, If | ventured &c
straighten up with a sigh Of relief. have
been rewarded with stony glare Of indig-
naut condemnation.
"A woman viii stand more pain than a
man, for woman has an inborn instinct of
showing herself 10 the best advantage y he
continued a rubber dam or mouth
stretched 10 its utmost capacity Is not con
ducive TO personal beauty, and therefore a
woman will not add the further disfgure-
ment Of lack OF courage.
81 had rather funny experience the other
day with an old darky who wanted tooth
pulled. His face was elaborately tied up IN
red flannel. and his expression was the EN-.
bodimont of woe. The tooth was a hard one
TO handle. and just as I gave it the final
yank he gave prolonged howl and fairly
shot himself through the open window onto
the shed roof beneath. lie rolled over this
roof, still howling, and finally dropped
from il 10 the ground all doubled UP like a
black rubber bail. All this, instead Of hurt
ing him. served TO help bis case, for he picked
himself up and walked OFF apparently sound
in wind and limb, and quite regardless of the
fact that he had not paid me.
81 had man once give me more than
wanted for pulling his tooth. He was big
strapping fellow, and l thought the tooth
would never come. The forceps slilped OF
three times, but the fourth time l ciinched
It. The man never moved nor madc a sound
until the tooth came out, when he doubled up
his est and landed blow on my caest that
slapped me up against the wall as fat as a
lump of putty. Then he took his hat and
stalked out without waiting TO see whether
ever got my breath again or not a-Boston
Globe,
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

NUIIIE 10 INIII IIN0.
~ state OF Michigan. county Of keuf-ss.
Notice g hereby gwen. that by an order Of tie
Probate Court. for the county Of Kent made on
the "a day Of February. A. u. 1850 81, months
from that date we're allowed for creditors 10
present their claims against the estate Of
THOMAS rkAHAN.
late 81 said county. deceased. and that al
creditors % said deceased are required % pre-
sent their claims 90 said Probate court. ~ ibe
Probate Office ln the city ~ Grand Rapids. Tor
examination and a I0vance on OF before The
sth day a. August next anc tnai such claims
VIII De heard before said court on Monday, TIE
ftn daY Of ugusf next. a. ten o'clock lu Tho
forenoon ~ tnst daT
Dated Fcbrgsry r. a. j. 1870.
CYRUS 4. PERKINS.
mon Judge OF Probate
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
rs 4 point lcux % know.
o. Z causs srxfors thought
d. ioVs Tire Lord - 10.
t~ThS arr ror.

rs point louz % know,
o. Z -7uss srxfocs thought
D. love TIRE Lord - 10.
tr hs o. srn 7 uct.
Long - know. Do youi WIZ d Tou not
fnd o1ti 20 20 work for God, and you vii
very -cc1 sad cat TIE nan who Is 81 The
time f>siiaz II his pal~e and looking - "a
t1rr7,- 70 go ~hetheT il IA coated IS morbid.
.nd cz1not - physically vsIl Tbs doctor
I'll ~. s'6fo out futo the frssb ai- Ard into
sct5vs hfs ard stop tldnsrine ~ T-1rssif. sud
you vii 81 vel and -ronT- So there srs
pecple who srs watching their spsri trsi
svr7rtouns, ard they cal it sslf examination,
sn1 theT xst rsslzer and sicxiier il thzir
fnth Al ths tir-s CO cot ard 80 scr1eehfnz
messy Chrisrssn- Take holy sxsrcise and
then -zsraine r-urseif. ard Instead 4 New
.on's zSursine aud sricus hynnn tbst frs.
1ur.rf. 20 vii xdsx yswto.'s ssser hFnan.
a1tazsrs <-~<s. s-v s~--t sx- ro--d
Tns ss~.f . ~-sech s<s rrs-
Iorce -ss 80. tut rcv t-- f-r-t
wss NJ hsr nr~ go
wsss ursry - Tos Chrsr-isus 1sos. n~~i =
- z~t v.u- gave elreses ~ I rsfcsce tkst
-o1 hsw- h~e, h~suzsT fr--u Ire death - sB
- the Bfe - rs Gc<rei ru1 vou SD - n
Tszr eazd sosss Azt TsssE tses Apo<s sud yos.z
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

State Of Michigan. County of 81. J0seph-as.
Ia the matter oi the estate Of kleaEor n.
Fairbanks, deceased. Notice j. hereby gwen.
that ln PURSUANCE o1 an order granted g. The
undersigned admin sirat0r. with the viii an-
ne1ed. o. the estate Of said deceased. by Tie
Honorable Judge of r lbSte for the county ~
ST JOSEPH on the llfh cay of May. 8. j. lstf
there VIII be sold ~ public Trn1ue. % the
highest bidder. ~ the south front oopf =
Court block. so-caled. in The city - Grand
Rapids. county of Kent. In said state on Tues
day. the fifteenth day of April. a. b. 1872. "a
one O'Clock Ia the afternoon 81 that DAY, ihf
following described real estate. to-wit. The
west cne-h8if ~ Of the southwest quarter.
section two O.. township ten 90 north. range
ten lOl west. containing eighty ISL acres, more
or less. Terms made known a. time and place
OF sale.
H. A. WING. Administrator
Dated. Three Rivers. Michigan. January -.
lSsg
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
y ffafe ~ Nirliran. county ~ hcrf-ss.
Notice r. hcr-bF given. that bt an order ~ fne
Probate to1ft fer The county oi Aeai fnaoe
on the ifb daf oI Januars. - y i3 ~, y
nom Is ffoa fttaf t.fe were allowed fof fffai-
tors 10 present ibt.i c.Dims against the estate
of
BElIAff CHf BCHIIL.
late ~ said county. deceased. and that h+
en- dffors lf sf fla dgceaeef are required fn f'ff
se 1f fneir eia ms fn said Probate court 81 ne
Probate oncf in fhs eltV 0f Grand RAPIDS ier
exsnlnatls as allowance o. uT before fhf
l4fh day of fuy ufNf. and fHsf slrh ra'rIe
win he Heard bel rf SAID count on N0ncaT. ffe
said 18th dsg 81 3uiy neJf. G. tfn CLOCK D.
the forenoon 81 ti.sf daF.
Dated 4auulfF D il ltf.
CYTr- p. PEnhIN1
mon mars Judge ~ FrChafr
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently Yet promptly On the Kidneys.
Liver aud Bowels, clesnses the sys-
tenn efeetually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
dueed, pleasing 20 the taste and ao-
eeptable to the stomach, prompt In
as action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 ell and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
san fEsEclsco. CT.
LOUISVILLE. H. HsH Y0sK. f.K.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-08
Another Bereavement.

We aEe panied to have 10 an
nouEcs that another bereavement
has occurred in the f4mily Of
Brother II. w. Nai~ieif, his
daughter Lizzie, aged about - years.
having diei today, from Bright's
Disease. She had been stopping.
during her Hines, for some time a;
Mrs. Priscilla Jennings, where she
received every attention that skin
and kind hands could bestOw. The
sympathy which WIS excited few
days ago by the celth OF two other
children viii be revived aud iutensi-
Tel by this new bereavement,
which Is heavy biow-upou Brother
Naisbett, n0w in prison serving
sentence uuricT the EimunGs act,
AMI the family generally. Brother
Nais.elt's term VIII, We believe, ex-
pire in few days. The decreased
was an estimable young lady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-08
Brutal Treatment of a Mormon. !"

From n gentleman who Is ac-
quainied with the facts, We learn
the particulars Of shocking piece
OF brutality Of which a Mormon
was the victim, and which is
represented to have occurred
at Eagle Rock just prior TO the
election. Dubois was addressing n
republican meeting and was abusing
the .sMormons" outrageously, de-
clsring that they were inferior to
Cinnamon. etc. In the audience
was n "Mormonr named Smith.
who, gosded by what Dubois was
saying, interrupted him with n sin
gle remark. Dubois shouted. -sPut
the drunken Mormon oui!'p
A man named Chamberlain seized
the offender, dragged him 20 aud
out Of the door, striking and beating
him as he did 30. When outside
the door Chamberlain threw Smith
to the ground aud kicked aud beat
him numerically. At lengia the
victim gained his feet and was
walking away, when Chamberlain,
apparently actuated by a spirit 81
Unsuitable ferocisy, again assaulted
him, Knocked him down and heat
and kicked him terribly It =
claimed that Smith was under the
influsncc II liquor. but this feet. Ir
il be such, Is no excuse for the treat
ment he suffered.