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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

! Grand Rapsas ) laa1&n& aad Aichi-
gsn Csnu14 rsllr0ad, tarouga AagsAet
sleepl0g c4xs. Commencing Monday
june y. trsips all rua Is follows
6raEd R2n.ds O. Gaicseo = Leave
Grand R2plas. le.25 a. M, ll.s0 , as
aruse Cbeaga, AIS p m, $50 = IT,.
lo.z9 &. n4. IRA = has Wagner pariof car,
Graua Rapids 10 Chscago, arriving
taere ia time fer al afternoon Western
connections. ll.50 2. IA. tfAin las
through Wagner slrep.ng car. These
lrslps WI run aally except sunday.
Chcago % Gral i Rsplos-LeaYe Chi
eag0, .95 -. $40 p. in-, lV.l0 ?. m.i
srl.Ye Grsnc Rag g., z.05n. N, So p.
an, $50 >. ia. $40 p. ~. train has Msg-
nef pSflor car, Chicago 10 drand Rap
sds, daily except Sunday. Dining ear
attached between Chicago ana halana-
zoo. lo.l0 p. IA. tra3n dsiF except
saturday, has through Wagner sleeping
car.
For sleeping car reservations, apply
AT Union ticket Office. MonTOe-sg., or 10
A. Almqulsi al station.
{. l.. LOCKWOOD. G.. p. s I. A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05


re cane here Isaz= eas zidel= Wsz.
Azd g1l sac 4a,- - b 1l-lesse1.
"a Beta -.f zfcald rer-
A assirs ga : fors1e-1 aga.
A. saz1ssl iooz. > lls2E zr.s sges
A11 81 ter Der cane - sigz.
Aad sic 4z- 60 -zIl.lz1g isua1 1sE
Sut - - rrszs ~ s4is / cana
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- s4ki1g s1rissls szsstisas,
The .TsEgs .f soAs--1. TIE sI1ss zld la14
FTlzt socl-4 .salges Icsca AIMED,
E1s'd 4sk rsc 60 4iselss 111sld
AAc gre 1sF ~ s21zesI-oE2
pa I azrse WIN Hsnry coorzcf
" W1s1i1 sel1sa e4plf-i eisgorge
T1a s5sre te@t toil esn14ade1g
Ho~ oosli -se iadig~at De- facf
e1Clla crzlll4-s - z4lc@ed - sea9
Dl1 l1rl.-s r4lss the D-ioe ef bre11f
sac Degged ne - Do e.a1la
AID s.hsa tns race a. last had gained
TIE nig1eet peat ~ -e 2tt4lzsd
- COSTA o. revolution.
nhAs souia t1s iast y.eat victory Be.
TIC n14l go4l E14s 1la sh0ai1 saef
~ IA oid Ut0pia Eesa for ne.
The o1d q ssa1ttoEf
and a. heard grew more more dazsd.
J1tl! a. l=sl alg cogrags raised
TO utter desperatl0ns
-ttopia me@as fer ne. so.1
"ils socia. contrast shea se vet
ven igrn a trgst she shook her head
Cal e co oo5eratian-"
sChaflss :. cFesne. IA Overland MontAly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
mac First Sep

Perhaps you are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think. can't DO any
thing 10 your satisfaction, and you
wonder what alls you. You should
heed the warning, you are taking the
flrst step into nervous prostrauon.
You need a nerve tonic and IN Electric
Bitters You wall md the exact remedy
for restoring your nervous system 70
its normal, healthy condition. Surpris-
ing results follow the use of this great
nerve tonic and Alternative. Your ap.
petite returns, good digestion Is re-
stored, and the Liver and Kidneys re,
sumo healthy action. Try bottle.
Price soc, at Peek Bros. drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

Bernard Priest, boy fourteen years
OF ago. residing on First street. New
burzh. y. Z, is victim of cigarette
smoking. His nervous system IS shat
tered and his hearing affected. Tho
discharges from his ears are Of the color
and oder of nicotine. An effort viii -
made 70 have him placed n q hospital
r. he does nos desist from lis habit ot
smoking. He declines tellinz wLere hs
obtains his cigarettes. The boz ia
drarfed in sire and looks as thoagh IA
Nas a physical wreck.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
The New Discovery.

Have YOU heard your friends and
neighbors talking about il? You may
yourself be one of the many who know
from personal experience just how
good thing is. II you have ever tried
it, YOU are one OF It's staunch friends,
because the wonderful things about II
is, that when once gwen a trial, DR..
Kings New Discovery, ever after holds
a place in the house. II You have
never used il and should be afflicted
with cough, cold, or any Throat,
Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle
at once, and give 1t "A fair trial. 1t Il
guaranteed every time, or money re-
funded. Trial bottle, 10 cents, at Peck
Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

NeIIcE 80 CREDITORS
ct4lt 81 Atcalkaa. coaHts ~ hftt -
e<.es - hcfcts sscil. tilsl - - ..i 81 s. -
r1okAte Court teF tar ta0NfF - hcAh iaa-es
- e-t itll eag ei Atk. - l>at "a iae-tt. -
ffeH lAaI a4ts aafr alsckol SER crcciiatS -
f4t2< g IArif Cizllas ,-ssis-t tIit tet-tr tt
kQSAhtllE Il ekA AAif.
tasV - sale gaUHts deceased. &na tAa ~
sfesitars ~ - 4 dteea.e4 ere res aires 81 ltlS
s7li fsa4r claiHs a. ss.id probate eotft St tat
atet2le s Zee. il Ile cts - u9AnQ hailas los
tAA1.iEafiaN ana &liuNa0pf. nn ~ NSlctt ttiF
tItb asx IT Jznn4rx. l.Hf aud that snch
e.~lfax giil he htAra lsricfe said caifts 0h ssh
Gfaay the Ian cas- 81 NQKrlatef ne1t, a. Ten
. e'ees ib lae Iartnueu at c..fh cas
Dated July l.. A. -. 81.
fAH(> n PERKINS
iulke ~ Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

An old adage says: Remembrance
is the only tie which fingers when all
others die" a direct application to
tins truthful saying has made us per-
sistent in our efforts TO bring Loose's
extract of Red Clover to your notice.
We are daily coming IN contact with
people who say to US: You remember
what | was, how looked and how
suffered before | was induced TO try
Red Clover. Ask any one who has
taken Red Glover forany form OF Blood
Disorder and SKIN Eruptions, for In
digestion and Rheumatism. Ask them,
we say, what their recollection of Red
Clover is, what it did for them, and
they Will convince you of the truth of
all our statements. For sale by all
druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
Ask Your Friends About 1t.

Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know it because Kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured so
many coughs and colds IN this COM
munity. It's remarkable sale has been
won entirely by It's genuine merit. Ask
some friend who has Used it what he
thinks of Kemp's Balsam. There is no
medicine so pure. none effective. Large
bottles, SOC and 81, at all druggists.
Sample bottles free.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
rucklen,s ArnIca snixn

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
gists, corner Monroe and Division-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
They Have Never Failed

have been sick more or less for the
last ten years, which has cost me many
dollars in doctors and druggists bills.
The last two years it only cost me three
dollars. Why? Because ! used Sulpher
Bitters instead of employing doctors.
They cured me of Jaundice.-F. r.
Boyd, Hoboken.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

Detroit express leaving b,p8 m has Wagner
pafioT aud buffet car attached aud evening
ehpress leaving Sif5 p m has parlor rar nt-
tEr he'd. These trains make direct connection
IN Detroit for al p0lnis East.
Express leaving 81 1885 M has Wagner
az .tla am.
Steamboat express makes direct connection
"a Grand Haven Win steamer Tor Milwaukee.
Through railroad tickets and ocean sfe4aa
ship tickets and sleeping car bfrths sacufed at
j.. g ii. NJ. oflce, y Monroe 81. and at tie
depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass AGENT
JNO. " LOi II. Ir4flc Manager. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

Sweet Mald-Tou sre 10. a,-a's q
szy thlnT. are yoa. Georre7
Cailow T0atb-Of nothing Miranda,
absolutely nothing.
Sweet Maid an - glad. for hear
para anohaintnz Carlo. Good-aight.--
Msnssys Weekly
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
Cheap Lands and Homes in Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Alabama.


on The line OF the QUEEN 4 CRESCENT
ROUTE can be found splendid bottom. upland.
timber and stock lands. Also the finest fruit
and mineral lands on the continent. Tor sale
on favorable terms.
FARMERS. with ali thy getting get home
In the Sunny South. where bizzards and ice
clad u aims are unknown. Olly line FROM Gil-
clnnsti 10 Somerset. Hartman. Cardiff. Chat
taEooga. Tenn. New England City. Fort PAYNE
and Alfalfa. Ala, M'rldlan. Miss. Arcad a.
Shreveport Ia. Parties desiring information
Of choice locations. FOR factories. building
sites. mineral. timber. grazing and agrlcui-
fural lands. can obtain reliable Information
with county maps. by addressing ID. -. 3D.
Y ARDS. General Passenger and 7 cket Agent.
Queen & Crescent Route. Cincinnati. ONO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

PlmTles. bciis ard other humors a
tne hiood are Gshls % manifest then.
81 YES n warm weather when the n.oo1
E'ts hest~6 To prevent or euTe fhe1a,
take Hood's Sarssp paFiIls; 100 doses 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

CrzF Foa CRorP -Tse Dr.. Ihoness'
p. e.ectrfc OIL accord n g dlrel tons.
10 z TIE bsst remedy for a.. s1d1en a.
tacss o Gods, pan sEd infauf aat.clEl, +,
ard injuries.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
Piles.. PiIes:. Piies,,

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
n positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding. Itching.
liberated, and ProtrudiDg Piles-Price
SOC. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

"Nay have the pleasure. Ni.s Grayr
be asked
will it be plsssarsT she replied,
eoTly.
1T depends upon whether you .sv
YES OF ne, hs ssid, snd let her think
it cut
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
ma NIAGARA FaLls eouT

-IFt'INf 81 HIUfIt UIIIf tlTTIT ruUIHF
Taxing effect Sundav July l5 ISIS
nieeplng cars on Pacific and Atlantic FH-
presses 20 ana from Detroit purioF cars rua
on Day tHpfcss ana Grand Rapids Express ID
AND nom Detroit Direct connections made
~ Detroit Win al thrnufh trains last 4lck-
Ga on sale at Union Ticket once 61 Monroe
81. and az Union depot
tEEn ~. bRfq0s. srna Ar'f Q Monroe-st
q. W. kuGGLEs. q. J.. and Il. Ag't Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
For Ottawa Beach Sunday only
from ottswsBesch
From Ottawa Beach sunday only1
Prom ottawa Beach. Monday and


Prom OTTAWA Btach. Monday and
.Dsiiv. tbaliv except sunday. fDsiiv ss-
cept saturday. fDa'iy except Mondav.
Through paroT coach o. Chicago on rl "a
m. train-no extra charge for seats
fralus leaving g. raud hapids ni o. 2 mi and
II s q NJ run fhro4rh 20 lf'rava solid
Combination sleeping and pafior cars ha-
tween Grand Lards and Indianapolis on
Through slee9ers to and from Chicago on
Ifroueh aee8er between Chicsgo and Trav.
erse CITY. Leaves Chicago M rn. except
sunday grssd Rspids % 70 , o.. arrive lrts-
erse City 6B1smi leaves lrayfrss CITY It p
~. except SATURDAY. arrires Grand kap.as
ll 81 m. fhifsEe % m. Ihc q r fa tram
has through parior csr Detroit 20 Nh'nisfee
Raj wsfef route between Grand Rapids and
Chicago. yis 81. Joseph and % seee steamers.
CITY 81 Chicago" and Puritan
Leave Drsnd Rapids. ~ M. arrive Che
f~sve i-kieago ? 30 ,. m. arrive Grand Zap
ids 6-F 8. m.
DETROIT. LANSING 4 NORTHERN
T.pr..s ior sasinsp AID Bay City HBam
Mail for Lansing. Detroit ano taFf m
- Dress ior Lansing. Detroit anf Lest y t o fn
Nal for Alma. tf. i.auif ard -al-Irap ff le B fn
Past Pap. fof Detroit. New 0rf and
Boston 7f y fn
snrrsr
Mall from saeins~ ard Bsy Cf7 fii ~ m
Nal from LANSING Hffroit nnd iasf fiz al g. ~.
Fast Exp. from Lansing. Detroit aud
TIE Tsst .-............ o- 3 fn
Tr,,res. from i.ansing s0d detroit feg "a
Trpress from bsEinsv. 81 louis nnf
Alma. .....'...-... 80 81 . m
.rlaff. fDailY. excsrf rundav
TIE shortest nns to Detroit aBf Fasf F.e
rsuf paflof csrs between Detroit aue Grand
fHrias
Grana Rarits and Reeds Lake time table.
leave Tnion Depot
IkILr TntIEs
coo 100 100 sm 10 20 20 30 90
Tg Efe pHo 100. NJ
suusas oniv-i8 ~ 8w 80 BE pm.
Leave Reeds tlsts-Airsr PAX.
HauY TEsfFs
ler 1o13 uTamf 1ss 30 80 ~ &c
rW 80 tf fnF r-
eunas. anfv-t 81 $40 ~ r o. fH fe lr.
frf ffrt Ffs SID Hfnrwafnf aTr'E nf nIra
tlekei once q Mouroesf. nna lniau deiiat
VS. A. GsrFff. Acting gen. Pass Agt
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

I eouat hin great asn whs inhsbits
hish sphere af thsu xht, rha sees
thinzz n true hghs ssa lsrxs rsla-
tioas -EnsrsS1 --A
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
rnrAsunER,s NOTICE.

Clty TressurcT's once.
Grznd RsEads Alch Jay .S 1851
Notice - heitby gwen ftaf the ASscssihef nj
fo1 Tor gT4aluE Erayella. Aua psklaE the fNl
tsi ; 81 Aortn olleE1 avenue. irsIn hast hfidkc
street q the A0rlb ile II the G q, % ths ei ~
- hfSuf haaids - noW in MS hands and
that ] nil receive payment e. ereon Tor the
period u tNcuty days IRON s-s cate. Al TIE
silce 81 the lily Z treasurer. if > 8 all
GEOlsDa A. n kkAs
aug IS City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

Gr. sours Cooking - his vatchl--
y hy. your eiook i slow, Miss Csoods
IomnY-Yss. Susie PIT it bsck- Sbs
sEpseted Nr Sweets tonight, instss6
of ven.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
TREASURER : NOTICE.

City 1reAsurer's once.
Grand Rapids Mich. July -. lisa
Notice j. hereby given that the assessment
roll Ter grading. gfaFtliug &nd p1Uns The Eat
tcrs 4 Newbefry street. ffom Clinton street 10
Ccit avenue. IA the City OF Grand Rapids. Is
nov Ia my hands. ana that i viii receive pay
meat thereon Ter the PERIOD Of twenty daNs
from this date. al the offlce o. the City Treas
urer. City Hail.
GEORGE X. PERRY,
aug IS CITY treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

MADE bv YaHev CITY MilHng Co, Grand
Bands. = a family fav3r.te- Try =
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

l.RANp RAPIDS AfNnIAkA kAILkoAD-
y 44 e1eci stae =. lsst
4EAIAs aa.x0 xosfs.
fs,sss~ gsasa L. Sssss' ssssas
Fof Bls Kspsas sao sszs
Fsg grsserss ess aae
Nsekinsv ...--..--- e.&am s&@m
NseA lAa~ - sasam n.8@m
~ 4Fsserss Cily saa
sAslnse -.....-----..-~ 24spm sl0Rm
~ NNf StnNN ttt4. ST i IA 81 81 8 "a
ltssn iestlhe 81 i0..2 , - runs as.iiy sunday
lici0atA. other trains oAtiy except >unoax.
Al ifem II eelnr
North. south
feT 1lnei nnssti i..--.-..,....- tsas "a f.Si q IA
~ fori ayae thic@solQ.la s m lo.ef 4 m
, lef Cincinnati ---..-.....-.- h,Qpm e.o8p m
4 EuF nlAlEls An1 tiacaka- I'D 5sa y a. Asa a u,
Prom Eig RAPIDS snd eaei
IRAN 6.aap . ,s for lsnsss'.stl ru,. as,,v
soaesys snclndea. utheE tralas aaiis except
Sundays
sLkEFINs ASp FARLok ca s4grirK.
Neftb-f-% ~ and W.S \ a. trains haxa
naS.ss sleeninE ead fArler Can g. rcfeskey
ehe ehe Neckinan CITY, llsN a m traln f4rlor
ChAir tarS - NackinAa citF.
seatb-o.N a train has l1rlor Chair Car
~ !. lAtinnatl lV.@ n trai1 has through
fafiof Cas- for Nhiesgo. t,0o m train. a.
- 80 S,aralhk - tsf Cincinnati, 1850 IA
tAlh Nasnef sleeping Car Tor Chicago va
Kalamazoo.
MaskeEons Grand Rapids a Indiana
fof Musk 81. ly.- 90 y al III .a8an s1prn
tISiA Ar-foslta m. Ssf5& "a ssss On
had BY calling ul,on A. Almstsst fiesst s...ss
- aeIsot. of a. " Aanson Dnioa tickef sgerL
q Monroe-st.. Grand Rapids Mica
=. l. LoCKwoon. 0en. Pass AgenL
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
s,sss - = - s.--sssss--.7 :.--sss--.7 TO
!YMAr CHICAGO!
ID W. fJ759yIsS4 THE
{ = . 8 !: 8. tsss 6 - POPULAR ROUTE.
The Magnificent New Fast.
-. -. CITY OF RACINE

- - - - ~ NSA ~ - - =
And the Popular
-. -. MEN <oMIN EE
VIII leave Grand Haven for Chicago. daily ex-
cept Saturday. ats p. m.. on arrival II the De
trolt Grand Haven Milwaukee Railway
tram from Detroit, Grand Rapids. etc.
CITY OF kAClNE-fundsy, Tuesday and
Thursday
MENOMINEE Monday Wednesday and
Friday.
Returning. will leave Chicago every evening
except SUNDAY az O'Clock. arriving at Grand
Haven next morning IN tine for early train
east
FARE Grand Rapids 10 Cicago, Only S3. 90
S. for Round Trip State Room Berth incPd.
Through tickets can be hsd az he city once
and depot of the d. G.. Il. a NJ. Railway. Grand
Rapids; also 81 all stations on the D.. q. ii. a.
NJ. R'y. D.. J.. 4 \. X. r., g. X. & j. T. r. and
r. :. Il n. R'y. JOHN SINGLETON.
Gen. Pass. Agt. Goodrich Trans. Co. Chicago
GOODRICH TRANSPORTATION CO.
9s3+f Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

~vs nss Hvius soald write Fan
fes -
ND - feel 20 DO fs n hs -suiA-
'fWh7 sov
"Eesause a i sirestT vritt.n-'
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
An old adage says: Remembrance

Pears Soap secures a beautiful com
plexiOn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-11

while particular apartments above will
be found neat and sweet when once you
have got into them. Or, perhaps, there
will be a stable opening into the court
yard and perfuming not agreeably the
whole interior. This is not uncommon
even in the palaces of the rich.
Or the apartment may be up too
many flights. The houses are
tall and there is not lift or elevator in
all Naples. Meanwhile we were becom-
ing hRbituated to our rooms in Beppo g
hotel, which were large and airy, and in
addition to the sun and magnificent
views, had small open stove, in which
wood or coal could be burned. The
girls were becoming intimate with the
French-speaking Russian family aud we
were all forming pleasant sequaintances
in the neighborhood. There Was, par
ticularly, directly across the way, Boz
ton family settled in Naples, who kept
sort of open house for the lovers of art
and mhsic, and the hospitable American
consul lived not far of. The
quarter was in other re-
spects most desirable. We were really
in the mountainous suburbs, well
within the limits of the city. Three
minutes walk would take US to the new
Corso Victor Emanuel, which winds
about the spurs of the st. Elmo hills,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-11

Jerry. Give it to i'm. Drop i'm over
the trestleii'
The man with the lantern sprang for
ward, while Jep, desperate with fear
dropped to his knees and crawled out
upon the narrow. plank, grasping the
edges of it firmly as he went, lighted
dimly for moment on his perilous way
by the lantern Is rays. the footsteps of
the foremost ruhian sounding at his heels
in quick pursuit.
But it was only for moment. Then,
behind him, there was a cry of horror,
under him something crashing heavily
down among the forest of timbers
around him impenetrable darkness again.
In the eagerness of swift pursuit the man
had failed to see that his path was at an
end; he had rushed off into space and
had gone plunging through the open
trestle to his death.
But Jep did not know what had hap
pened. The cry only sent wilder fear
into his heart and nerved him to greater
effort.
He began crying softly as he crawled
rapidly on. expecting every moment to
feel the rude grasp of his tormenter.
Finally he came to the end OF the plank
walk. Before him his hands touched
nothing. He almost lost his balance,
and recoiled with sudden terror from the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-11

edge of this black abyss. But he i'm
agined that the men were still following
him. He thought he heard them crawl
ing on the plank almost at his heels. In
his wild dread of them anything was bet
ter than capture.
He turned quickly in his tracks and let
himself down at the edge of the plank,
swinging by his hands. How far below
him the solid earth was he did not know;
he hardly stopped to think. The fear of
those whom he thought to be above him
led him into desperate chances.
For one moment he swung there in the
blackness of space, making ready to
loose his hold. Then he counted, as
boys do in play: zone, two, three, gol'
He dropped. But less than six feet
below him lay the solid earth, and he
was not harmed. The shock of surprise
weakened him though, and for minute
he lay quite still.
Somewhere above him he heard an
angry voice and the noise of heavy foot
steps, and, still fearful, he rose to his
feet and began to grope his way down
the hill along the base timbers of the
trestllng.
Soon he saw light coming up toward
him. It was carried by the pumpman,
who had heard Jerry's cry of distress
and had come ont to investigate.
fWhy, JepI' he cried, as the rays
from his lantern flashed into the boy's
white face, 'swhat ails ye, Jep? an
where's the father?"
In few words Jep told his story, and
then they both hurried back to the
breaker. Just outside the door of the
engine room they found Jep's father,
bound and gagged and cruelty, though
not fatally beaten, and they helped him
inside out of the storm, restored him to
consciousness, and then Jep. taking the
pumpmsn s lantern, went to the nearest
cottage for help.
Afterward they found the fallen ruffian
lying across the sill of trestle, bent,
quite dead. His companion, afraid to go
forward, and unable to return through
the dark wilderness of the breaker, was
captured, tried, convicted of participant
ing in the assault and sent to prison.
Both were well known in the coal regions
as desperate men, who came to the sur
face whenever strike was in progress,
and sought by strategy and violence to
widen the breach between employers and
employed, for the furtheranoe of their
own selfish ends.
Jep's father soon recovered from the
effects of his brutal treatment, and re-
sumed his duties as night Waterman at
the breaker as of old, but Jep never went
there with him to spend another night.
HOMER GREENE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-11

ingly, the day after the arrival, we set
off with friend who knew the city in
search of more desirable quarters.
1t was q tiresome quest, and after con-
tinuing it at intervals for three or four
days, We gave it up, quite contented to
remain where we were. FYou cannot
have the earth;'' you cannot have all
the comforts and conveniences Of New
England home in a strange citv, espe-
cially if that city be Naples. Certainly
not at short notice. If you intend to re-
main long time, your best way is TO
hire q house or an apartment, furnish it
to your liking, employ the best servants
you can find and live independently of
pensions or restaurants. We have Amer
lean friends living this sort Of lie here,
but it has taken them nearly year to
organize it. Having the good fortune to
secure q competent cook, who can be
trusted to manage the affairs of the
kitchen, they get on quite economically
and with very little trouble. He is ma
tive, of course, and knows how TO deal
with his countrymen. He does all the
buying and bargaining. and gives salts
factory account of all expenses.
ssAnd do you trust the accuracy OF his
accounts?' we ventured 70 ask.
"You mean does he rob me!' was the
complacent reply tOf course he makes
something out OF me besides his wages.
He has his little commissions. I can't
help that. It Is the custom of the coun-
try. But, after all deductions, the pur-
chases he makes for US cost me less than
il made. them myself. II you have =