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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Novelties in Silks,
this week only, at our
generous reductions.
Spring & Company
Merit wins.

We desire to say To our citizens that
for years we have been selling Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Or. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklcn's
Arnica Salve and Electric Bittcrs, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as we'll, or that have given such UNI
vcrsal satisfaction. We do not hesi-
tate to guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready to refund the purchase
price if satisfactory results Go not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
thni: morris. Peck Bros. drugglsts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

LoOse's Red Clover Pills cure SICK
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. and
Constipation. 25c per box, boxes
for 81. For sale by White q Waite,
/ druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Eleven Years In Charge

OF the Package department, Boston &
Maine Depot, Boston, Mass. Miss Helen
J0ne, says: ! was sufferer from gencr-
al debility. bilibusncss and water brash
for several wears. and life seemed al
most a burden To me. After using al
most everything. Sulphur Bltters cured
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Ma.hingion Isall.

There Will be a Washington ball, Fri
day evening, February p, at Sherling'
Hall, corner Ellsworth-ave. and Viii
llams-st. Good music in attendance; a
cordial invitation extended to all; a
special invitation TO the c.. \. Il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
A gorgeous display
Spring q Company'S
special Silk sale.

For fine $ cook stove for coal or
wood, lS-luch oven, with reservoir and
warming oven, with thirtv-twO pieces OF
stove furniture for $3.50, go 10 Vine
gar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

~---~ rererter hss sscurs1 - 0i7r
~ts--s helasss vasu three ~
-s--r~e.5 - hira ~ tur-ed = = A. ahe
t. w a.. rsoo~ s'1s~1
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Buy a "F allie Fran
calSe." save money
and be happy.
Spring x Company.
MlnIaery siinlnefy :

Mialaery MilinelE
Goods ~ q greAt s2cr- nee. 10.
Caa4lst. Ladies', come u ANA CON
vince Yourselves. The finest goods t
Hats ana Boauets slaughtered All 90
pieces. ll 0rter % make room Tor tnt
Inlmeuse stock ~ ,prng goods Just Al
r.Fiug. Which, Ia fact, wl-i not o. SUI
passed by any yoody ID nay lue oI b~s4
ness, III style and quality.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
non, pavTin You Are Cured.

Blind bleeding, internal and external
piles, tssure, tistula and rectal ulcers
cured, or no pay. Treatment painless.
No time lost from work. Hundreds OF
references. Examination free. Lake
SIDE physicians room >, Porter block
1921 MonrOe-st. Hours 10 ., dailyi
Tuesday and Saturday evenings, to .;
Sundays, 10 to l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

See the $40 solid oak sidebOards,
antique finish, at the Vinegar Fur
niture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

For solid oak, 10th century finish,
three piece cheval suit, with lsx4O
bevel glass, for $50, so to Vinegar Fur
nIture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
10000 yards ofsllk
in all colors and quail
tiles.
Spring & Company.

See the $50 solid oak, three piece bed
room suite II the Vinegar Furniture
Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
Lilith Adam. First WIFI.

According to the jewish Talmud,
Llith, the mother OF demons, was
taken to wife by our frst parent,
Adam, prior TO the appearance of Eve
upon the scene. Being the legendary
mother OF OWL spirits, one would natu-
rally accept the story as n fact when
told that she became manageable and
tried to supersede Adam rs lord Of all
creation. Thwarted in this, she took to
the regions Of the air, where, as spco-
ter in the guise of = beautiful woman,
she lies In wait for and pounces upon
defenseless children. Some ignorant
European Jews still believe that the
beautiful murderess inhabits the air,
waiting for chance 10 murder their
little ones. 1t is said that the word
LULLABY" is corruption OF the words
"Lilla, abb" or "Begone, Lilith." words
used as charm BY superstitious moth
ers Of legendary times.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02

7 -rade bold -er walk FROM church with
her one sunday. an without much 81
perlirarnsry asked her tor he my
wife. She gave ne uncond tioual con-
sens ar the old folks were pleased. 20
W. livad thrcurh tbat Summer n
raUterous state. described a. lovs's
verrr dream AT the while Sol Peepies
never showed any disgaie-ude. thou-h
7 often met ri, a. Mr Jones'
Autumn rad come. Win is cool re-
freshln' 3avS an Cio Ar Z wers - be
married ar nct a cloud appeared %
darks1 our happiness The niEht was
Sc srf -r--v thiuE rsrs q readiness
Cur friarfs lad seen husT '-r ia7s icc-
cratin' tas Eer,e icg csbin W l--76 20
vel. an walls ron tco En- f-or vas oue
mass ~ vines sn Sewers, a1 then I
rnustn-s f--re- tae oranges. The-e they
hung i1 -reat rroflsi01. E-eeu. r-l3
81 ~eTo~ for wasne i 10 we6 rae
hrirh-asr sc-er fn Al ID orange kln--
doua Ecw wei rsme~ Ger 81 las'
evenin' srent a. Cio's tet-ra err mar
rfare. an ehen J Kissed h-~ -.oi-aTe
urder ths iesauairs treii ce ste looked
up Ike e eimid fawn. an sai Ncrr,
Paul You vcntru1 90. Nill Tsl an
shs realy lcok So frThron dat I sai-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
HIS THOUGHTFUL WIFE.
A JovIal Party where One Member Was
Not Present.


Wife with solicitude of tone)-It
must be very lonesome sitting all by
yourself at night, balancing your
books.
Husband (tsnderly)-It is, my darling.
Wife, have been thinking about il
for some time, and now l have got a
pleasant surprise for you
Husband-A pleasant surprise
Wife-Yes, dearest. sent for mother
Yesterday, and | expect her this even
ing. l mean 20 have her stay with us
quite while. She will take care of tho
house at night and look to the children.
and can 60 down and ait in the office
with you while you work.
Husband-The dev-that IS 20 cay,
couldn't think of you going down town.
Wife-It's my duty, dearest. / ought
to have thought of it before, but 1t
never came to my mind till yesterday.
Oh. John, forgive me for not thinking
OF your comfort sooner. But | will go
and sit with you tonight.
Husband-To-night! Why, 1.-THE
fact is l got through with my books
last night.
Wife-You didl How delightful And
you can now stay at home every even
ing I'm SO gledl
And the delighted wife ran of to
make preparations for the reception of
her mother, while the husband, with
sombre brow, sat looking at the picture
90 a poLar nort.- with one unemher All
sent, in the glowing grate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02

aas ossn srytng - ngps Tor enc Eur0-
pezn pessrssy npatey .oratls.sssupins
nsss. vEsn seAa.dsy she triss 80
zcbbis sP tie P0sr hstl. sultan
Dreams. idle dreams BstA aslud.
sscb other and thsnsslr~ Fr.nss hss
kEa sna l. likely - hass - nucA
domestic scrubworI e Dc - shs osn
manage q her Psrlor md oHos Twenty
hys ministries IN Uinstssn years dsss
not lock Lac solid setaEg down 70
business. Opt-do0E jobs Ca sHora %
wsit. sni wsit they mast Russias
short-slg gated 1laeaicalstioDs are no~
about 60 be exploded IN 5 wsy least s1-
peetsd When Bismarck gave ap busi-
ness The ksys ~eEt into the hands ot
younger manager With plans and
methods Of his own The Young Ger
nan Emperor "a bitterly anti French IN
union matters. he ~ill havsno French
cooks nor cookery, no Frenohi6ed ways
for him, a True born German, but dip
lonacy Is quite another thing Suppose
Germany offers the kiss OF reeoncilis-
tion 20 sister France, accompany the
symbol with $ substantial gift OF two.
perhaps the return OF things formerly
owned and still coveted by the other !
Suppose IL viii pay both OF them better
10 ioin hands and hearts and interests
a. near neighbors shouldi Suppose
thsy agree 70 give the cold shoulder to
that ugly bear, and keep his nose from
smiling the bird eonseerAted 10 the uses
Of Uncle Sans Thanksgiving day :
Well. what's amiss with these snppos-
ingst Wait awhile, listen hard al the
keyhole, and you will get both eye and
var opened that may surprise YOU.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
New Worries for the Cxar.

Alexander the Tsar, the Car, tire
CRsar of all the Russias, is enjoying
his bath in freshet of new worries
When last I saw him, it was several
years ago. he was a magnificent looking
fellow. every inch king, "a the saying
goes. but seventy-fvs or six inches Of
physical kingliness are evidently no
guarantee Of wholesome Tsarship. He
could then crush a glass goblet with
the grip Of his hand. and bend silver
dollar double with his thumbs. yet he
is 300 feeblenow TO hold $ soeptrs IN.
right wav. and straight though his
backbone then was it isn't at all good
for use ss ruler His vould-be ami
bilators sre st II again Another raid
must be made on the University stu-
dents and another nosezsy Of the ioEer
of Vassia's intellectual, progressive life
must be slunR into the sibsTis pssthols
Where fs f. 90 end 2 Not even spssudo-
sscred Gar is omnipotent enough TO
drain or dam the lifsblood ~ bis peo-
pie without ssPpinx his country sVitsl-
itT, the demon Of great dssp0tism pos
ssssss his raneorous soul. sni gosd.
hin into plotting and hiib1'tsring
IA other domains % divert
his remnant of mind from the
troubiss 81 hand new prstsndsv 2 "a
risen ~ En- turbuleut Afzhs1istsn. on
Isask Khan who is hrihinz his folow-
sTs vita Russisn gold % upset fhs rul.
Of A66urrahman. ths ruier subs.Si1-d
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02

-usu. ia II so act prssezt y0u zay
kEoz IN 9s@1
Llt1ls did / think t4t "A less q -
forry-e-gst bc1rs 12t hsEls heart rhsn
1rsssez - eless g ~ 0sn so1lS be a.
ozizsd ever dgss words.
ls sas oar Esd1la' ntzar. a. agafa Ii
as eark. D.. eollG net a-sra - scuu.-
l-s. - h1d perF i-eo myself vita = lz.n-
sern az EsEE er-skly forward Iwzsl u
sixhs u ae A.-ls cabin hEarsd I'd -
brlzat it looked Ike fairylaua IL in
agerna1lon szs my Go Waitn' Tor u-s
a. I sd. Il AZ coEn-n'. sweetheart.
so0n Ger Be years f.reYerf
C0llt J be mistaken, or sas there a
martsred s81nd nesr by ne. o.. Goat
A nOusns more an ! Eas lyin insen-
ssr1ls VIII Dc blood foWin' frou 'er ter
risls zssh IA ny head Al de house al
~zs eagerness an anxierty, az soune
sgspic.0as remarks begun Ter BE made
baL thzak God! did net hear them nor
know 2as hendish hand penned We ked
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
BRITISH RED COATS.
When the Army OF England First Wore
Garments OF Red.

Garments of Red
When, in 1851, the Duke Of Yelling
ton asked Lord Stanhope, then War
Minister. as to when the English army
first wore red. be was told that the Gus
tom dated from the time OF Charles IL
The Duke thought it was earlier, and
Lord Macaulay said that he was right,
and that the Commonwealth army wore
red This was however, not exactly
the case, and the statement was wrong
in moro than one respect Major Hon.
Harold Dillon, in On article in Colburn's
United Service Magazine, shows when
this color was first adopted:
As early as the campaign in Spain. in
1867, in support Of Peter the Cruel, and
also in the following reign Of Richard
IL, the English soldier appears to have
been in white with a red cross Of s..
George on his breast and back. Al
Agincourt. in 1913, the English archers
are mentioned as mostly wearing no
armOr and sOmo only doubl0ts and With
their hose loose, evidently 20 give them
greater freedom OF action. Caps Of
boiled leather and Of wicker work
NEVeNtA WIN Nftt-A1 u AANtA N@A1 "a u tEA
their bes: head pieces It was only
after long campaign, or series OF cam
paigns. that the ordinary soldier could
provide himself -ith portions Of de-
fensive armor.
During the wars Of the Roses the
badges OF the respective leaders would
be tho chief distinctions in the armies,
al speaking ono tongue and being Of
ono race. However, II 1851, there is svi-
dence OF red being adopted. FOR small
number of men q. least when con
tingent for tho army Of the King maker.
che Earl of Warwick, was sent from
RYE dressed in red coats. In 1870 a de-
tachment of fifteen men sent from Can
terburF FOR tho Calais garrison. and
Others FOR London. vers supplied with
rel 'eaznttis" q cloth at IS
a yard. having on them roses Of
white ksrsev~ "a BADGES. Henry VII.
IN 1885, instituted the Yeomen of tao
Guard as kind ~ hody guard. ani
they may Be taken "a the nucleus
OF TIE present standing army Of England
They consisted Of picked men. ani were
armed oue-hslf With bows. the otbsr
hat With had guns Their dress a. e.
SILL cortinu-s. vas red.-Mo1tresl s ar
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02

words which az dat very moment was
bein read aloud by Dc man who was ter
have made Us twain one 1esh. They
were as follers: Dearest Clio, when yer
read dis / viii be far away. God for
give ne, bu, | could not resist your
charms. In welded ter another, but
would not give Do short time | have
spent wi1 you Ter all do world beside.
Gocd-by forever Paul Morain."
When IL was ended Clio stood in their
midst an screamed: "Oh, father, he
said only last night, Clio, II | am not
present yer may know I'm dead -
Then. with 4 Wild shrick she fell faint
in inter her fathers arms.
How long lay there did not know,
but when | come % day were breakin'
an was so dreadful weak from loss Of
blood could not stan, but l dragged
myself long in the bushes, where my
would-be murderer left me tor die, every
mint turnin' for fear | would SEQ him
standin over me. But every thing we're
quiet 'cept the chirpin' OF the mockin'
birds in a patch Of hawthorne close By.
Somehow ornuther that bird 5 voice give
me new currage, an rise mp an try
again ter walk, an find myself face 20
face with tarriled figure in white,
who screamed: "Oh, Paul! Paul. |
knew il. | knew it!'
When / revive again I were in Clos
home. Tho doctor had dressed m
wounds an Clio we're bathin' my temples.
learned from Mr. Jones that dc black
demon who attempted my life had fed,
an IL be ever returns he viii no: have
an opportunity ter postpone anuther
weddin'-not mine, any way, for me an
Clio is ter be married ter-night.-C. ).
Wilson in Old Homestead.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02

Whenever BOggs came home AZ night
Appearing worse for wear.
BE told lis wife that lac got tight
Because IL banished care.
He said. My Darling Mary Ann.
Ii makes ne quite anOther man"
One night the door was tightly locked,
And thou b be raised din.
As loud lie called znd louder Knocked.
She would not let him in.
"a faithful wife, " said Mary Ann.
Cannot admit another man
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions. rte.


r,.,. .. .o
fIoo -. 80 -. >.
-. - T,~... -. = = l-,'l a. -,
N,n1o' -, - .
49,. ,1s-sss. -, -
% -t.s :, -s,.n1 s..ss,..
anu 70 f"s
eushJ
CohS-Ae 80 70
10 GO - . % -"
OaTs-Active and hiaseS 40 SS Mar,
aEGSke, June. Rth8s+s July HfoASe
Samples STEADY No 2f1te be White.
2s.2Ne No 2, ~ 20 No p White, q 1ec
RTE-NS steecy Ne caeh, e1e
and MAJ. 20 are SAMPLES soest Hahie fov
No 8 ssd a. f1se+et ior Ne 3
BaRLEY-Sis- sno Gal Co-nnea tate Lew
No snd 10 row, scc> 70 esoioe. 32
az. Nerth-'si.Fs- fs : ts,s ss2~e ssod
20 choice e4fS '~nef. eHe~~
BUTTrs-Cr's ~ soffss; pe-rT sefse
PsoEins stoc
Eees-fres -
PoUL1f rs nsesss
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
THIRTY YEARS SICK

Twas very sick 30 years had drOpsy AL over nv
BODY cou uOI siccp or lf f~.ls a.. 81. as ielt
choking sens ton aul would have % ST lD -
hours Al time. and alstl AI.tr moth. Pass ssrs
from bowels were partly II ne Also Al q l1-4f5
1 rec inches lls iH navel that come out A. ug
- my thum when ! colsu-d or "a "a ha 4 pan
here .ls. 3IrIing in my stomach aud splt waters
cough very bad song al hHrd And TIRE p % % -
~ and trorb.e With my heart AID terri
be pain be Ow y hear ana r1r1 ~ y. 1fftl
tres meut with Or. 5. Clay Todd. 33 Nonroe-st,
room l. q and Rapids. iie1-. oct . Is,' 50 8
hsv been getting better ever since. and am no v
very muc7 etter n ~ @ - - IT,
treatment. Dec. To- 81 PETER KlTITH)F
UIeutLe. Ottawa County dlrh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02

once and bispcnsaFs Room 4. lmmen blocSl a.
Monroe 81. Hfand Rapids Mich.
Cures Deafness. Noises ia the Head. CatRrrn.
Bronchitis. hheumatism. Nervous Debility, In
pOtence. BarrenRess aud diseases resuitiag tf0m
early iudlscfetiOns ana eXceSscs Of IA msahOOd. al
diseases Of the Urinary orr kRs Blood. Sto ael.
Lungs, kyo aud lar. fits OH sores Beich In Z
dyspepsia, Nerve. spine Liver, Kidney, 4 hea Z
Diseases. ohoriness OF Breath. Back 0f v al.
Smah OF BACK al diseases Of women ana children.
and al ohrOnis diseases.
once Enuis a m 20 .. m Consu ~ q Tree,
Snd no charge for services until cured Medicines
sent everywhere. Make call II possible Dlr9s.
lions in All languages
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
A SiisStnR Editor

NEW YORK. April 30. E D. Walker.
one OF the editors Of the Cosmopolitan.
who went from this city TO Weldon, n.
C.. for his health, has disappeared from
the latter place, and it is feared has
been drowned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02

AWARDED
across ano oer o ~ 's j.
Co eeto "a
Grss9g VIZ s,a Lo'1 hol'''f Do'a ''o tnu
BSenbsfs cs4o1n. CO Psrff Sscto . 7. - cvo
grspSR bar
eorperof ofsd .
49,. .thsreer rothA
feet n psHV
q
ASr~uru .
of~a.Sts r~nsn
r
. Nsvs At
efc.k~ sa
ekias addition
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
RuEUMATIsN ALWAYS CtKt

KproN o. May IS. lS5--Toa ai
wh0m Il may concern. I hefrNf
certify tual ! Wa a.nieiee 3
year. prLl d seasr oI lnN H
Joint dHuug Which lmt
ierrd llr most cAgruiiafinf nt'a
s. Itl hutNcry iittlc lufrrmis-i1'
lrum the l0inf lt followed thf
direction of ihe bone 0csifo1
fur Iifo within anoui inchra
of thef fuec. wICu % q sclAffcl
from half q pint 10 "a pist oI
matter "a day. small 3 ccca oi
bone com ng away from t-ne -
time. ] tired Mi tlc phys ah'
thai J csuld hraf 81 inHi
fhouCttWouid be- hkclv fo nrl
~ m J fheu tl~d paltui Hr-
iclur.. liuimt Anc o. SOS.
Al derived IO benefit bHi
flnurd Go Jose strength. j
hearing 90 thg uccrts ~ l'f
CLAY Iodd lu The freHfm i
suri diseases and being
~ rsr-uhdrd nv M d
Witty. Isfher OF 4 j McAI
fogigc fIm Trial. ] llaIr.
self under lfs treatment u4
am l.appy 90 say tuat rraaHn..
la Improved. gaining sire siI.
she pan leaving mf. TIE rHf a
bsirg entirely hrsIrd. ano uY
limb which va swrllrd Co. near
Is double the uafura SIZE. rs.
s.flCd Csc natural snnpr tna
fr.Iue within sia weeks fue.
] vas 81 years of age HIru
cured. i would he pleas . o.
answer letters. from thr AZ
fitfet. itNrlr ~.
2 Room &. Gr<nf Rapids aIcb.
Iafl Diseases 0f thr Joints.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
LOVELY CL0
A Romance os ras South IA Cob
cred Clrcsss


WERE rght
suzrt tlred shas
ElzhI basE Eu
Berthtn ktn'
boat 1lo 80 1
g0s Ep Pas on
coat brushed
q ny haiF "A
- n cut It
we're tl4ck a.
uieElEbE . IT
side an I sslt
ssanbIia long
liks az els blln
mals tfil / fell
straight inser =
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
TO MEN ONLY

sfsrire f~srr rrr ersefs - FoUrrfli
srr1-s es-F cees7 wesr sr yess
Bs~s fysf usrkoed err 7 U.li senr
"a -zhs t~~ssfss sesfe1 - fE "a
-eufs-g - here errF FFEE ~ rfsrrr
eeis- I'd -rs@ - re~s ensnr - rear ~
err~v vzr wnr o nervrls snf sef er
Aesress % - -. cfHis. ro~t -urcrf
Neh
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
A PAIR or KINGS
Wilhelm Hunts Mountain S'Sczs
While the Gar Hunts Nlnlns-s
cd spsrs Aroana tas Old c~s'is -
w1rtbasz -CssAsy Crs~-sa - sSfSSs.
Ibs Cars Litsis Gzass-L@SS--
shsFs ths IaseTst&sAs



Emperor william nsas big PfVp-rs-
tions Tor bis trip ~ Elsenachs n "a
mountains Of TauringiA, for Gays
sport. he was the guest q AS uncle,
tie Grand Duke of Wisraar, a. ancient
Wartburg Castle enc ~ tne ot1ssi shd
most picturesque IN al Germany he
Grand Dgks some tine ago undertook 10
rebuild the ruins Of his ancestral
esstls which dates from the eleventh
century. and here bis Majesty Nss
entertained while he Was hunting the
wsrr mountain coek His apartments
we're situated in the second story u
The Isndgrsfenhaus and were quantity
furnished in mediavsl style His
Majesty reached the Castle on the eve
ming cf the 18th or April, and
spDDer was served in the historical
Knights' Han, after which the evening
was spent before the great hrePlAes
with beer ana cigars.
His Majesty was called al two
o'clock on the morning Of tho i4th, and
driven through the dark forest 10 the
Zillach woods, attended only by the
head forester Of the Duke.
The mountain cock Is an extremely
.earv bird and il Is necessary for the
hunter 20 take his station during the
night. or he would have little chance Of
getting near the game. The mountain
cock generally has fayorite tree where
he spends the night al this time OF year
The hunter creeps softly up 70 the tree
which the game frequents, before day
light. and AT the first glimmer OF dawn
the cock begins clucking and purring
and Aapping his wings, his purpose
being TO call the hens and give warning
10 any other cocks that may be IN the
vicinity. While he is purring, he Is
deaf TO any sound. and therefore the
skillful hunter hnds little difficulty in
getting within easy range of him, by
moving while he sings
The Emperor is a great sportsman,
and he has been in the habit for years
past Of visiting his uncle the first day
of the mountain cock season. for tramp
through the forest with his gun. He
generally has good luck. This year. two
excellent specimens fell into his bag the
first day he was ont The cocks were
sent TO Berlin and their beautiful black
plumage was made into a fan, which
was presented 10 the Empress as A
souvenir Of Thuringia. where a great
part of her childhood was spent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
anr tbs rut'srs q FIffs sreru, ron

ASSESSMENT fg q Fh
~
A "a. - II q
q sa
orrry~v vcr-rr rtrprG pa
p~-~rrf fsr th ur.of 30 ~
o1
- = 8 ?
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& fr f9 a
s1atn
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
Lobouchere the Inscrutable.

The ever-gay and mystic Labouchers
is setting under a cloud He implied,
or more than that, that Lord Salisbury
was a liar. The offence was one thing,
but the blunder was bigger, and dear
Labby's tender heart well-nigh cracks
whenever he has been weak enough 10
blunder. As self-elected champion Of
several extreme schools of political
thought. he has not seldom been repu-
dated by members Of each for extrava-
CANT speeches. Now, if there ever was
a canny man in the Scotch sense, Henry
Labouchere might any time these
twenty years have taken the cake, as he
takes everything else in life, that is,
with perfect ease of conscience and
brain. Henry is unique. A born dip
lomatist, he never got his rights in the
ambasssdorial realm, so he carried his
mastery of arts into the commercial
field first, and made a fortune or
two. Then he jumped them over
the hedge into the theatrical ield,
where he bagged pretty wife and other
treasures. Then he slipped through
the ever open gate INTO the sWampy
field of journalism, where he exhibits
the art of gaily skimming along the
surface of bogs innumerable without
sinking like the thousands of common
mortals who proceeded and Others who
attempt to rival him. Slanders and ac-
tions at law feed and father q Labou.
chere. None but Lsbouchere would
dare TO stick the alias truth" as the
descriptive Of any newspaper, much
less q Laboucherean gossipAper. No
saint OF old ever was half as godly as
Labouchere looks, but isn't; no learned
pundit could possibly be as grave and
sslf-contained as Labouchere seems to
be, and no Merry Andrew, Grimaldi, or
Madcap Hoyden had tithe of the bub-
bling wit and rollicking devilmsycar-
ishness OF this self-same Henry OF
Northampton. Henry, says Tim Healy,
the bouncing bantam. Henry bates
Bsnagher, an all the wurruld knows
that Banagher bangs the divil."
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02

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