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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
Very Pertinent.

What is the matter with our railroad
system? Scarcely day passes without
the record of one or more accidents
with attendent loss of life. Mr.. Depew
tells us of the inferiar methods of gov
ernmental control of railroads in Eu-
rope and the excessive rates of travel.
But he does not tell us that accidents
are much less frequent than here.
and that strikes are unknown. The
public will soon demand either govern
mental control or stricter supervision,
If the present epidemic of railroad dis
asters does not soon cease. A system
which cannot eliminate incompetence,
carelessness and repeated strikes, Is
radically at fault, and the public are
more interested in safety of travel than
they are in the merits of petty contro-
yersies between railroad corporations
and their employees. Excellent as IS the
disciplr upon some railroads there IS
evident room for great Improvement,
and these corporations should realize
that every railroad disaster advertises
incOmpetencv and gives force 20 the
growing demand for governmental con-
troll. There are serious objections to
the growth of paternalism, but the pub
lie Will be impatient Of debate and of
the reasoning of theorists. The rail-
roads must insure public safety or con-
fess themselves incompetent and sur
render their trust 20 the ate.-Ihe
Christian Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Wns sso1.1 se eeae3t tAe ters -
sctsz4 a4s = t1st 4Fr sLs--s - - -
FkA<< zfa oPF<se1 - - 81 VA
Haze e4E leHaoer2t9 tfls1@s icr-
kJ~lsA a. 4 a2s aosl - - o4l-4 up
Iiiis @el.~sEt1l 11a3s ezrkee
t4e koEc,gnsls care Dct1las fo< cur
prosperity; Itey w4et - 81 ~ tne&r
lzl@.lssl 4s IaEes. a1ics. wi1n l1sf cheap
e sa-ofs tAey can pEQ4aes - loser
Pzsee-
There IS not a auaielPalty Ia 81
t4e "ofl4 = herr lnis set safe gzoieS-
i've polieF do<s noG obtain tot4s. II
49, it.asrznE dealer cones int0 towa,
ai-t oltsrs 90 sell ais e&Fes, tie city s4fs
- nl2. 100 sEe 5 stsaagtr l0a p@y
20 lakes Tor the support ot thls CITY
sal lOlf interest i al f0z yourself.
Aoa snas- pay us tax for = lcensss
else sou can lot e0n1e here AID sell
your wares la competition NlIn ouF
merchants who aelp sass4ln the c1ty.
II tDis prlUc pie 8 = proper oae Tor
Cites 20 scI apoa. Why 5 4 n0E cor
rect polcy for nations 20 act uponf
III mast os 2dMstled that under free
trade our lGpoFt4tlouss mus, he larger
tl2n unaef protection. That must be
true 0F protection : OF TO use.
Last year our impoltatlous amount
ed % fIfgy milhOn dollars worth Of iron
ard steel Was imported because it
could be produced abroad cheaper. 1t
would take 50 .5o0 men 80 days 10 pro-
duce th.s product. Why NOT give that
work 10 American laboFeTss
tine only reason Why We cannot
compete with forega countries Is be-
cause We pay higher wages 10 our work
men,
TINS broad land exceeds all the
countries of the world IA natural re-
sources. III tie statement that labor Is
10 better than IA foreign countries is
true, why Is it that millions OF them
are locking 10 our shores, IL is because
they see under the stars and stripes a
land of nope and plenty; they see the
prospect OF little home, the blessed
privileges of education IN free country
and land OF peace. Thank God they
are realizing these fond hopes every
day"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Warren Townsend leaves today for
Erie, Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. strahan are in
Detroit.
/. NJ. Newton has gone to New York
and Maine on business trip.
Mrs. c. Garfield has been called to
New York by the death Of her father.
\. f. Tucker, wife and mother have
returned from Hamilton and Lockport,
Ny.
Mrs. II. Tarmton, of London, Ont, is
the guest of Mrs. Fred Pegler, 800 Foun-
taln-st.
Representative q. J. Dykema, of Hol-
land, was IN town for short time las
evening.
Mrs. McCaid and sister Miss Bessie
Johnson, of Morley, are the guests OF
relatives III this city.
E. \. Sprague, the veteran editor of
the Traverse Bay Eagle, was at the
Morton yesterday.
George 4. sherman, of the Sisson &
Lllley Lumber Company, 0as down
from the North yesterday.
Rev. W. II. Manning and daughter
Ella returned to their home at Chip-
pewa Lake yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Hendee of Web
ster, n. y, are visiting their son,
Lorin A. Hendee, OF 227 Fourth avenue.
Mrs. f. E. Welch, OF 1875 South La
fayette-st., has returned home after q
three weeks visit with friends IN De-
trolt.
Prof. +. A. Wellenstein, Miss Lena
Belle Bridgeman, and Miss Nellie Udell
viii give Fred Bargy a complimentary
benefit tonight at Newaygo.
Geo. q. Whltworth has just returned
from an extended trip through the New
England States, also taking in Baltl-
more, Philadelphia and New York.
Governor Luce was IN town yesterday
en- route to Lowell, where ne spoke
last night. lie returned on the l0:55,
D., G.. II. q NJ, and will leave today.
The Governor is suffering with some
body's boil on his neck.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Rev. A. and Mrs. Mary Jones, OF
Walker, celebrated their golden we'd
ding Saturday, October s. IN a most
fehcitous manner at their home.
Among The many presents brought
them was tea set. The follow .ng
guests we're present. Mr. and Mrs. N.
III Jones. Of Cedar springs Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 3. Jones, Nr aud Mrs. PerdY,
of this city. Mrs. Hoyle and daughter.
IF Davidson Mrs Light s0d son. and
Mrs. Mary boyce, of sparta. and the
f0ilwInE residents of Wa.xer. Mr.. and
Mrs. HaFord SIR and Mrs.. J stewart.
Nr and Mrs Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker.
NJ ard Mrs. J b. Neal. NJ and Mrs.
s y stewart Mr. and Nrs. Wsnsr Mr..
ard Mrs. Chas stewart, Mr ard Mrs.
Thos. Hart. Mr. and Mrs j. Abrams,
Mrs koseErank
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

The meaning of the word advertise.
"to make Known" explains its import
aucc. Make known what You have .
sell, or what you wish 20 buy. The
benefits are 50 far-rcaching that You
cannot tell where they viii end. Like
the ripplcs Of water caused by a stone,
they extend FAR beyond the sight.
keOkuk Ia Gate Cltv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

The public is hereby notified that my
wife Alice +. Boehmer has left me with
out just cause and that | will no longer
be responsible for any debts contracted
by her. PHILIP BoEHNER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
Contested Garnishments.

Your writs Of certsorari were issued
from the circuit court yesterday,
directing Justice Kelley OF Kent City TO
send up his records in proceedings
against four garnishee defendants IN
the recently appealed case OF Brown q
Schiller vs. benjamin Halben. Jucd-
mcnts aggregstng sl75 and costs were
entered against Michael Bodell. Martin
Gardner, VIM. HOLMES and Henry
wylie, each OF which the defendant
viii contest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

LcETrgEBT AT Ens fesideRcs 81 hes sc.
fFea L8af eft Ios -tfat - 81. ziixaLefA Loktf-
aas Eas mstlsr ~ Ars. = a. Afalaer al4 ii rs.
Erel 4 kGsFg.
fuasr8l a. Ehs residence SATURDAY. 41 ,.
u. Eri-aas So kiaay emsE 1ossrA
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Mrs. Frances Bonnell has bought
brick residence with two lots No. 32l
Iona and :. +. Winchester the Brewer
homestead on Coit-aye. through agency
of Tuttle Bros
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Three casrs ~ ccuisg0u we're report
ed Yesteruy huru.e hmpert. Z. scarlet
fever los ffemontst.. DlAua Grsss. l1,
tYnaot fever. l9f spring e.. fhos.
Mmsrhy. @ typhoid fever. Ieartt
loex. the latter beng a very serious
.1se
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

WAsalseEox. CIT. l9--F0r Mebl-
xan -E4ia. sxeeFt preceded - faiz
weather 3 so4EA east R2rtson. Mas
snlfn1x q nortn sestsriy. Celtex SAL
1rday 1-snt-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Adolf Lalloz, carriage manufacturer.
/ was troubled with nausea OF the stom-
ach, sick headache and general debility.
Burdock Blood Bltters cured me.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Great bargain. Business blocks and
residence midway on South Division
st. property rapidly advancing. Pres
cnt rentals pay over ten per cent. on
purchase price. VI. G. Sessions, Is
Canal-st., has exclusive agency.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
Fresh fish at III Monroe-st.
GIairyOyant.

Madam Mueller, the widely-known
clairvoyant. can be consulted on all life
and business affairs. Gives correct
points TO spectators. rs Shawmut-ave.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
re Told ne rrutht

was troubled with Liver Complaint
for years. and suffered terribly. Lake
the druggist advised me % take sulphur
Btters took three bottles and now I
an a well mani. euner, Waterbury,
Conn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Drop in the Enterprise Cigar Store
and make guess how long 1t will take
the big candle to burn. Remember il
is lighted SATURDAY, at 5 p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Starch grows sticky-common pow
ders have vulgar glare. Pozzonrs is
the only Complexion Powder tit Tor use.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Louse's Red Clover Pills cure SICK
Headache, dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Constipation. 25c per box, boxes for
81. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Game Of all kinds at Dettenthaler's,
IL Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
Sick Headache.

Fresh fish, oysters and game at Det-
tenthalcr's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
LILY white Fiour

Van Houten's Cocoa-"Best and goes
farthcst.'
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Nnficn

Fresh fish at Dettenthaler's III Mon
roe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best is cheapest and most sltis-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-10
IiIy waite Flour

lily " htfe FfnHF
Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fuily selected.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17

sonal vanity. particularly rs Il does not
ut all follow that one Is very lovely in
body or soul because an individual who
has. after all. probably seen bat little Of
one chooses TO fancy 50. On the con-
trary, all the presumption should really
DO the other way; for the girl who mas
allowed matters TO come 10 such a pass
as proposal which she cannot accept.
has proved herself vain, selflsh or stupid.
II Is not 10 her credit that she has ever
let things arrive at the open offer and
the humiliation Of defeat for the one
who Is ready 10 love her better than all
the rest OF the world beside. IL Is she
who really should feel the humiliation.
But having boon 80 unwise, so negli-
gent. 30 what you please, silence Is the
only PREPARATION she Gun make, the only
balm TO his wound she can apply. the
only salve 10 her own conscience. III she
cannot give love. she can at least do
him this friendly act ofapparent forget
fulness. After all, the affair Is not in
teresting TO other people; IL concerns two
alone of all the world; and the proposal,
being a mistake, should be ignored as
completely as though il had never been
made.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17
PromotIng EnIIsted Men.

officers in the army this year for promo
ton TO Lieutenant has begun rather
Serg't John X. Seyburn TO appear be-
ceive their commissions at much
earlier date than heretofore. Seyburn
has his preliminary examination for
qualifications for appointment as Sec
ond Lieutenant at Fort Clark, Texas,
before board composed of Col Henry
NJ. Lazelle, 18th Inf; Capt. Edward b.
Mosely, Assistant Surgeon: Capt. Geo.
+. Chase, First Lieut. George III. Nor
gan. and Lieut.. John Z. Ryan, I'd Cav.
The same board will examine other can
didates TO be ordered before it,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17

Fred Mather, Cold Spring Hnrbor. n.
y, says that on overhauling his war
relics he found wooden pipe shaped
like lily, which he picked up in car
that conveyed Union prisoners from
Macon TO Charleston in 1854. On IL is
cut. Lieut.. Davis, Pris. of War, Rich.
mond. Va, Libby Prison. Captured
July 2. 1856" the last figure being
broken off. On one side OF the stem is
cut, "Gettysb-" and on the other.
"71st Pa. Vo." The writer was a pris-
soner in the car and was told that Lieut..
Davis had escaped in the night. As this
Is good year FOR returning such things.
Comrade Mather having just received
his sword, lost in Petersburg in 1854. IL
is possible that Lieut.. Davis, or his rela-
tives. might like this relic, which has
no value rs a pipe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17
rI.h and brains.

Fish-meat. according 10 Prof. At
waters researches, does not contain
more phosphorus than ordinary butch
er's meat. The benefit which brain
workers are said TO derive from diet
OF fish should therefore DO ascribed, not
10 the phosphorus. but TO the greater
dgestiblIity OF the fish. The excess OF
phosphorus In the urine OF such per-
sons need not be regarded as resultant
OF brain work. but az an indication OF
the disordered digestion TO which such
persons are liable. The recent re-
searches OF Zuelzer and others seem TO
indicate that the excessive elimination
OF phosphorus by the urine is associated
with nervous depression rather than
with nerve activity.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17

James T. Cough Wins $4,000 In tho
Lorisiana state Lottery.
Young James T. Cough, son OF a we'll
known butcher OF that name. who Ike ps
the Hudson Market on Grove street. Is
one OF the happlest men in Jersey City
just now. Though only twenty-five years
OF age, young Cough has acquired in u
single day by q fortunate stroke in The
louisiana State Lottery q sum OF
money which il has taken many another
man years of toll and sacrifice to accu-
mulate.
He was the lucky holder OF one-twen-
tieth OF the ticket which won the cap
ital prize Of $500. 900 in the April draw
ing. and on Monday evening he received
the sum OF $4,000.
Mr.. Cough is a bright looking young
man and has been engaged during the
y asst few years in managing branch
Of his fathers market on Harrison ave-
nue.. opposite the bell tower.
The story OF his good fortune having
been received with great deal OF in
creduality, reporter for The Jersey
CITY Nesrs met him in his fathers mar
ket on Grove street aud asked him
about the rumor.
1T is perfectly true" he said. "that
won $1,000 in the April drawing OF
The Louisiana State Lottery and re-
ceived the money on Monday evening.
You see l bought tickets off and on.
but never met with any success, and
last December st opped altogether.
"Then, this Spring, somethi ng put ID
into my head TO buy a ticket. aud In
vested dollar for the April drawing.
You can imagine how surprised l was
when ! saw that my ticket had won n
twentieth or the capital prize. Fifteen
Thousand for one is pretty good i'm
vestment, don't you think So" The
reporter replied that it was and asked
Mr.. Cough what lac proposed TO do with
the money. He replied that he would
invest il Ia some good security.
'The butcher business" he added sis
good enough for me yet"
Jersey City seems TO be particularly
fortunate in lottery matters. Another
young man living on the Heights some
time ago won $1,000 in The Louisiana
State Lottery and with the money built
n row OF houses in the vicinity OF the
Jackson avenue station.
Then the luck OF Noah ID. Taylor
which enabled that gentleman To erect
the hotel now bearing his name. is
part OF Jersey City's history.
city IN. j. Neirs, NAY /.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17

At the time that Europeans were not
very numerous in India, and such indi-
viduals as could not reconcile them
selves TO marrying the natives used to
send commission 10 England that n
female for a wife be transmitted TO
them, a gentleman of property In Ben
gal gave orders for his factor In England
TO send him n young lady OF good fami-
ly, we'll educated. and with tolera BILE
share OF personal charms, promising to
make her his wife.
Tho factor executed his commission
to the best OF his Judgment, hut when
the lady arrived in India, by one OF
those accidents, which though very
frequent, cannot be accounted for. she
failed in captivating the heart OF her
expected husband, who received her
with n GOODNESS almost bordering on
aversion. The lady scarcely seemed to
notice IL, for she was as little inspired
as the gentleman. A few interviews
convinced them that they were not
made for each other, and the lady pre-
pared TO embark for Europe.
In taking his leave OF her the gentle
man begged TO intrust TO her care n
letter To his factor in London, who had
consigned her 10 India. She undertook
the charge, and when she arrived in
town was astonished 10 lind that the
letter TO the factor enclosed another to
herself, lamenting the circumstances
which prevented their union, and beg
ging her acceptance OF a present of
$4,000 rs some compensation FOR the
disappointment his wayward fancy had
accustomed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17
Fooled the Loul.lana Tiger.

Some time ago read few lines ask
ing Tor information about Maj. :. A.
Defoe, whose speciality when of duty
was that of teaching the sword. saber
ana bayonet exercise TO the officers and
men of the Army of the Potomac. He
was beau sabreur for so young u man.
and learned his business we'll at the
famous Polytechnique OF Paris. He
severed his connection with the army
in 1858 TO finish his study OF medicine,
which was interrupted Ivy the war. and
after taking his degree he went 10 Eu.
rope to walk the hospitals. and then re.
turned TO New York, where lie estab.
lished n lucrative practice.
A thrilling incident in his army life
In 1852 may not be out OF place here.
One bright afternoon in October, while
on duty, he found himself by some mis-
chance outside the lines. for which he
was cautiously feeling, when suddenly,
on the brow OF the hill TO the left, he
saw brightly-colored company Of
Zouaves coming toward him on the
"double-quick. Al first he thought
they were Ellsworth or Wilson Zouaves,
but by the sound OF their French iabber.
which reached him clearly. he felt salts
lied that they were q section OF the IA
nous Louisiana Tigers" He felt that
he was in for IL, and that there was
nothing TO do but ''face the music.
Before the war he spent his college va
cations with his uncle I'm lower louisi-
ana, and learned 10 speak the Creole
''Gunibo' French like native; and now
he thought II might serve him well. "
his tongue had not grown too rusty.
Aud with what rapidity he thought
Like drowning man. who reviews his
whole life in an instant, IN n moment
Iie saw the wide. yellow. rolling waters
city OF New Orleans, the "Shell Road. -
Lake Ponicbarlrain. tie lower bayous,
and the shady savannas looking out
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17

To have the meat juicy and tender
when done is the desideratum in roast
ing beef. DO not wash the meat, but
scrape IL off, and wipe it il soiled at all.
Season with pepper aud salt, put in n
dripping pan without water. and set il
to roast in an oven hot enough 10 seal
in the juices at once. Keep up steady
heat. but not enough 10 scorch the fat
or iill the oven with smoke. as that
will impair the flavor of the meat. The
time requisite for cooking will depend
ia n measure upon whether II is pre-
ferred very rare or not. A good rule is
fifteen minutes 10 each pound OF beef.
but IN my experience / find even less
time than that sutiices. for my family
want IL very rare. After removing the
meat, pour Oft the fat from the gravy,
add a thickening OF flour and water
and cook a few minutes, stirring con-
stantly; thin with boiling water and
season TO taste, II not already salted
enough; take up in tureen and serve
very hot with the meat. Beef roasted
thus is as different from the slow
cooked, dry, stringy pieces one so often
meets rs can we'll be- conceived. IL is
also much more nutritious and digest
lille that we advise all to try IL, being
sure they would never roast by the slow
cooking process again.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17
Don't be sIovenly.

Some women-too often the young
women-go TO the other extreme, and
while taking credit TO themselves for
being beyond the pale that marks the
extravagant dame. fall into m err
ror not less despcable than the one they
condemn. Extravaganza is one thing,
slovenliness another. No true woman
should despise adornment. What makes
her lovely in the sight OF her fellows
should be dear TO her. Adornment-
that is, within certain limits. But Of
ten the eye IL offended by the clever,
the interesting woman the woman
whose intellect is far above the average
the woman, In fact, whose mind is so
delightful that one feels her body should
be akin TO il, and yet who 80 unmerci-
fully neglecis the latter that one is
compelled TO shudder Mt her want OF
taste as one gazes ut her.
To admire the beautiful Is common
instinct implanted In all breasts. To
desire IL is an acquired taste. And
money Is not everything where person
al adornment is IN question:; as | have
said before, the young girl-"the young
person." rs they call her in England
can. IL she has sense OF harmony born
within her, so manage "A slender income
that she may present 10 the passing eve
as fair vision rs her sister, the mil
lionaire who moves languidly hither
and thither through the crowd. clad I'm
priceless silks and laccs. Miss BIsLAND.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17

When q girl boasts OF the offers Of
marriage which she has received, IL is
fair To conclude that the men who made
them were utterly mistaken in her char
acter, or she would have remained un-
sought. Nothing can excuse this be-
travail OF the most sacred confidence
man ever reposes Ia women; and the
grit whose vanity leads her 10 commit
such fault stamps herself as AN igno-
Bile creature, unworthy of the love nd
respect which she has rejected. She
gains nothing by such boasts. No wo.
man need tell OF proposal through
she terrible fear That other people
should think she never had one. The
old saw which says "there never swan
a goose so gray but IL could find its
mate" * peronnially applicable. Prob
ably the woman does not live who has
not had more than one opportunity TO
change her state and conditions; and II
she u at all pretty. brilliant, sweet
hammered. or fascinating in any way, "
goes without saying that she has had
repeated opportunities, and there Is no
need of asserting "a seIf-evident fact
We have. however. known very plain
women. very silly women, and women
without an alluremcnt from the
feminine point Of view. through
SOME nscfutable attraction receive
nS many OF these eventual questions
10 answer az IL they had been beauties
OF captivating address. IL Is a little
difficult. then, TO see why "a circum-
stnrre that may and does harpen 20 any
i~ TO be regarded as sncha feather ia the
cap, ani should be so nonrishing 10 per.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17

,ien. Daniel Il. SiclsIes. sheriff OF New
York City aid County. has his hands
full trying 20 purify the Sherih's office,
which seems 10 have been very loosely
managed for years. He says that lie
gets up nc ) O'Clock in the morning and
studies law where he left OIL la 1860.
in order 90 know just what he Is doing
and VI he is proceeding IN the right di-
rection. lie studies sc least three hours
every DAY.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17
STATE or ONO, Cirr or TOLEDO, =,
fe.trNrx ~

FRkSK j. CHENEY makes oath that he Il the
senior partner OF the hrm OF " J CHENEY X Co,
doing business In the City OF Toledo, County
and State aforesaid and that said firm Will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use o. IIALL's CATAHRH CUR.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed In M
presence, this 9th day Of December, A. ID. 1886.
-, A. w. GLEASON,
lshALl Notary Public
Halls Caiarrh Cure a taken internally aud
acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Send for testimonials,
free. II. j. CHENEY " %, Toledo, y.
t.S-Sold by Druggists. 20 cents.