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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03

FL HuShauds-It is tSa Last bc'Tlnet With
ostrich feathers wbich breaks ths cau74ls
bank
For Profsz-rrs - NusSc- Prsctioe or ths
pisn1<0rte uaakss peTfect
For I-p-S71a zrrS--I It y bad six knows 10
turning
F-T Cr- -,a- Mongsre- High snd rnirh1J
Pr E n~s0,essfHi Po~ts- Hard hues ~
Fer PuCilsts-M Msrrilv goss the mill
Fer D-ap@-z s.s1ars vow yards
F1r Betting Men Where's The oddu
F-r ~ lsrs-Nona e. dsssfr
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03
Tho Question OF Dowry,
SPECIAL Correspondents J


VIENNA, Jan. 1o.-In every country that
have ever visited it IS considered rather
detrmeut 10 have been born q girl as far as
the pro pects for matr.mony are concerned,
for To man viii marry ore unless she las a
do0rv. and o. such am extent Is this demand
for husbands carried that one might truth
fully state that men have a fixed marketable
price Military men IN TIE German coun-
tries have price pnt upon them by their re-
spective govcrunlclts-sO much for a general.
50 much for a colonel and 50 on down 10 the
high privates. aud in the most OF these com
tries The Cirl must provide 600 guldeu or
she can't have her common soldier. This is
hard Tor poor girls to amass where work IS
50 poorly paid, and ;he consequences are
most SAD for the girls aud the public institu-
tiors
] may be making too sweeping statement
IN saying all the German countries, but It
was so in all those visitel
In Russia the rules are strict. and the mill
tary is always in lgh demand A giri as
ugly rs stone ferce can marry q prince #
she has money enough 70 buy nim. and 50
well is this understood that the Young men
viii bargain and haggle over the amount Of
money-'spo: cash and income ho is 70 re-
Ceive FOR the irestimable privilege OF making
the bride vretched Generally there ere 20
hetweens, who spare TIE young mans feel
ing by arranging all the details bur some
trCes The young man is obliged - make bls
own market, and bs show himsef quite
capable Of apprec Rting 20 tie full his own
money value, and it IS an edify.ng thing %
hear a prince say. Ny mamma refuses her
consent unless 7 can have twenty thousand
dollars a year income. besides my debts paid
and tire expenses ~ house. coping maintained
by nv future 7 hge - So life
Once in a while uamma's valuable by
makes \ mistake in asking too much AID
misses ria bride. II Is very rsrr 10 Furor.e
FOR man 20 usrry Tor love pure and Um-
PIE Custom demands a dowrv from tbs
bride from TIE poorest nations. nut Htus
above savngsTy g. TIE rnost enlightened oDes
and it s>erus that fhe more advanced in civil
izaaon they are The more szscting fhe D. :
are sbout dowrv. The baN savage tribes tn
TIE mountains IN Fs8-ope erpect do-rT =
roi3 and silver roins ~blch the grl wears ~
he~ neck snd vslst until ue8ded. Eed q oa-
tain a-ourt - household furnishing. and
p%rBsrs nrrse coz s1d go or sreer
Tn. Turks form nofat tis exception - The
rue 81 they hT nc mems exact 7sTr.s1 =
Glr~r ~ft1 frrr wes c1 fha contrary
trsT oftsn l'sv tae7r f.srh parent Ia Turfev
80 E5~es bic da1Zte ~ O. r. frsf ~l-s 70 .
~-DrE A. fees p r~.re .s -rfrE e.. coz
~ tgt lt = re e. re-eeerr srf hs 4-~s
fcre-~ snf a7r huan1 -ersr rs@< = ~
fi--sef re rcr r-f reas fne .-fs~e<f
f-r ~ t~-se- hrt. "a r-r+ .-t--f f-r ~
z-s r-- arsn Ell tret e-e e. --~-a.5 -
~i6cw-5 it ~-uae0s fr~ ssv -.rr~~t SO
rurkist ~,nasr Eas ere Fn0-r - zerk n,
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03
rsE wYsrsKogs sLHoUsrrEs.
EU~ = ysry siaap2s k-sssoz1ess0s D4s-
farsed : L4tsraEy -

- p. y = s@s-EN1%--EIE
NV YosK J@z- = -lizr-zg E1s nontA q
U..-..rs. s..r . - zaia 49, kle~u Ia x los-
aers 49, lxes ia = As~ Xerk e.1 y IS
srren aasry franlle ~ 8 paelourenaa
~h5-A iBtslrl ps-'d Els lE5ars a. Egeslsasy :
Ia a. sach ssasaaE 1h-s asn ~ lstteks VS.,
and s-fl l. engaged iu tbs patting together
~ - f.srorcl reaauos. RE was fo-znerls .
n.-saaper aiAa. an as U1s@. frosn forcs <
A1ast refuses o. gperats slnt1l TIE shades z
N.ztt asss fallen Il IS Therefore tbs uovss-
an4 sllcke1 pipe, ~ ne{4lF q Ia AtElx
~riring roc1a, w1oss slngse wlndow ogs=ns o.
. narr3@ c9uTt. au1 lrooesd % sEsricate the
caL.aren q LIS brain from ttss embarrassing :
situation IL Whlca Ae lsft them gas pighI X.
f1-e
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and sots
gently yet promptly CD the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, elesnses The sys-
tenn eheetually, dispels colds, head
aches and ieYers and cures habituGl
constipation. Syrup Of Pigs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing 10 the taste and ae-
ceptable 10 tie stomach, prompt IN
IS action and truly beneficial ia Its
effects, prepared only from the 1ost
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
- all and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by an leading drug
gists ANY reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand vii pro
cure it promptly fer any one who
wishes 70 Try IL Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA rio syrup CO.
6kF f2hAc.oC0 Cft.
i0UISggLLE. ~ IEg f06K. M
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03

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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03
S SPECIAL

Smith e Sanford
feeling the need Of
more room TO care
for their increasing
trade, have added to
their large store the
Old Superior Court
room(40X75 ft.)which
will hardly be recog-
nized when improve
mentS are completed.
To make room for
their spring purchase
for 80 days special
inducements will be
made to all in need
of Carpets, Draperies,
Rugs, Mattings, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

sAss ~s ssx ~, sfEhf IN sux si1sful Ane ma
changes casNs sna1 Untli tae se<.iss t.is
fFsm ear eses. sna ,n tbs isoktsAS k'~ss -
cess ~ers ~s go - Frelses - - se@.s
1rs. 1nkll aix.as grass tx.z.<.sz<..s "a
kAkf fEDFkk Atk al1x<A
Ts,sr< Az 11saf p~syls IL ths henss ~
asx a. riEnc - Pas w~S hefssrf Aii~8as2-
tenched ms eyra. AD1 shsrv sFs in@Is
herr fron wAa~s s<p< th< scAlss have 81
ra3as fslles ! - 80 Al s1ssecls ans ~
tkla.ks slaxE1ntis-Ssqd &n4 Chni1t sstd
eserails aEa year osn ksazaortEi sllfi~
Samrtxnaes tAs sozlas a. nes eii tAA "a
oAse " hen ! 49, ssk, - AoskAt tasAs-
ant ozss SDnaA1 Afteraesn Fes<linx Atsaa'
F.asss k-ss alla frssross ~ t.e.ASisa1 IA
tbs S(,ui sAag aftofnoan ssaae 81 tbs Ho~tes
Sell fFez usy eyss ~Gd J <sw : listss. AfscF
1 kzG tseen In ne MINISTRY Assost Se1t.
oae Sazsass kftorrs-an "a ths xillass par
sensse re.efns tas hlhie ssars - TIE syrs-
Phe1zessn's s1ifA oSAsr sa@les Eel from
Ess ssss AID ! ss~ l.ssses. Tss oslaaef
escniass ses wAfig prszssFsog for tAs ssea-
iag servtoe in New fork, ] pic6c~ np
boe.k tazsf dia nal Exlaars1t.r - kets ~eoa
hefsre. .Ha aftsf j hsA se@a . p@se ass,ut
goosnsasraller - Cos selEk ths iols4iil-
ina scales feii frosn na5 sges cl.@li not
oQr ei.it - Daulasoas bssiss rs<slt Aks
Psuls Vlsit. Ia sisaeB * fke biinc hsc tn-
crussod vssloa for tAsss he s@s sea.e-
shat beforSf
WAS readins of a painters child whe
bsoame blind IN iRT4ncy Bat AftsH the
ch.la wAs nearly grew a q surHeon rsnaofed
the biiDdness. v hcn seic that thtt coele
bs done, ths cbiids ehisf thought her
notheT eeiRg desd. wss sac woeld bs sois
g. ses her father, wk0 had watc Ae1 over
Der with great tenderness When night
came ale ~as IN raptures, snc ran her
hands over Der fathers faos. and shUt her
syes - II 10 sss~rs herself thai this wss
really tia father whom chr hao enly
known by toacA. and nov lsstana upon
bau, no<sie man he ~as la kFpearaacs
ss well A. in reality. she orled out "gast
10 think thai ] had this father - nany
years aud never tnsw Ainr AZ Frcsf ead
grestel Is the souls joyful surprise whsa
the scales fall from the ever asd tse long
spiritual darkness il ended, and We lock
un into our fathers faoc aiwtys radiant
and leving. bnt new fsr the FIRST revealed
snd car bhndness forever gone. we ory,
Abba fssherf'
To each one of this vGst mcititude q
auditors say A. AR4Ri&s cid 10 Sasl II
Tarsus when his synfPaxbesie tEKers
teuched the closed eyeAds "Brother -4eli
Brother saul The LorS. even Jesus tEzt
appeared Unto thee in the way that thou
ozmes1, hath sent me that thou eishtsst
reocive nv sight AID be lllsd villa the
Holy Ghost
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08


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-,..s p~-zs or sss,ar s,r--~rs g. 80 ~~~
AZ t-~ssrfrr w'fsa sn<r r-h~~ 49,
$50 a. s--~~~y-t ~--~->-< h~>>a
a. e. r~~~< ~lsseut 80 s-r,-u<-r s~~r
t~s - - -.u-s-s sr>----u e-~r.t szr o.
- - ~ q r-~n - 49, 81 p-~~v
v-r~- s,~4 - ex><-- 60 sB
rz~.z~-~< - ----~F -r prets- .~sztss~
". r.-o~< 80 rsuess sss.ss.< 80 n~---~>~ e-.
49, s---.-~<e< ~~-t s~~y~ n s..ers w,~< syvz<r
?. s~r4zs - - -~s~7 ss~rrss.~ st
~ss.1~~~6 - a. s~nsf ~s - r<-->-~.
49, - -. s-~~ - s~v~s - r-s>-- ---r
49, s~~--. ss-~~. go - - r-ss 80 s-s>-rt
ey.-. - - go .<.-F ~--~kh n etrs
s--~ses 80 ~--~s s~~@ --ssssts g h-r,s-<.
f--ss-< 49, is a~s-ytF r-s<ssr eo--r - ~sss
vek srwsrx - 49, r-~s1-~-s - 49, A.
kre Fn-~z s1or ~ p---~s - -es>. s~rss
-E- 49, J tsasxta. -x-- ~. - - ssr-s
- ~~s-~ 30 ~ q rfps.--r s----~r -
$50 ss~ s~s-a - 4 - -.-s< r~--- - ,---
s-~ ~~s~ 49, o. e~.s 49, g. azr
s-w 49, - -zr -~~---. ---~~s. p>rs-<
49, t-z-~-r-z s-~- .s-s-st-~ss esTs-
h~~<-~ - go r-s~--a ~i<~ J rs-e-< s~-ss
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sss - - ~~s~- r~-~xiss >-~- - <fz-
. r~ ~s- wzte- t<~ q - n--<s a -~s-~n
Nz-<ns es-s 80. k<~s s@~ @x>~- - - -
~ks~ n,e~~~ss k~n~s< eH.~~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

One Of the siiekesg games ever worked
by confidence NEE il that Of bcying q
farm. One o. the pair looks 0vev the oous
Try until be dnds toe ul&1 be ls Afler, Ahs
be then buys toe farm st rsbs farmers ewp
price. paying from SO 10 s3so down to bind
the bargain. Before the papon esn be
made out a confederate comes along. fslls
Ia love with the same farm. and offers the
farmer G. 90 mort than rbs other dsc- The
agricultur1st sees a speculation here. a1S
be buys the fret parchsrsr on with q as
bonus Then both mea drop cut ef sight
and the farmer learns something pew
/ was stopping overnight with a Con-
Hecoeut farmer WHO had Sold oxt and
taken ESQ 20 brad the b~re1in. was there
when the second man c~ll>< wish ais
tempting Offer. Ne wxioee st the berr
spe Uncle Jerry came Ina and SD ~ Asni
Sally:
Seems like chance 20 make q cln.n
Thousand doilars The nrSt Ssyer ssys
he'll take thousand. ADD thss'u leave IA
the same"
Did we ever hsv. theus~D< dsElAz al
st onoey' she asked
"Nevsr"
Ever have chance to sYizrse ous snd
make fosss q oar~eivesr'
Ne"
~D'ys think wed DO n II we had tl-e
noseyr
wall. wa tsinkfn' ~ . pe~ wesoh
and a hruadcloth suit"
"And was thinkin' Of q siik drs< and
new sonnes. Uncae Jerry, We dasrt do
H. Wed splurge iH lc~s'n twenty-fcur
beurs."
~6ue<s we would, Asnf sally. soc - IA
<Il cut tc the fuss man
lie sternly refused the seocoe oder, and
even when a Thousand more w~ sa6e< be
was inhexfbie. The fs~t purcb~ssr Bever
showed up assso. sad 10 th1s oay tse ODD
couple are boldfnr the nspey and hsss
he q. urr< r~-.fr 80 -. sr.<.<
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

Seth the method and results when
syrup Of kigs y taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing 70 the taste, and acts
gently Jet ronptly on tAs Kidneys,
liver and B0wsls, eleznses the sys-
sem efeetuAlly, dispels eold.. head
aches and feyers ssa cures habitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs is the
only reAsly of It's kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing % the taste and ac-
eeptzble 10 the stomach, prompt in
Is action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all ard have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale In 500
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist MAO
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure II promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.
sAs fasAc.Soc, cAt.
tcHsTikkk. kK. sEH FoRk NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

In rTge Feets visssrd Scotland. sod
though; travelling n the north vcTy irk-
some Bat be found quite a crowd Of sd-
uErers IN Edinburgh. src wh@t piessed
him "a wei, the r-srits Ia caxk were sstas-
factory. About thx time ss wrote some
Of his best PLAYS, including The Minor
and The Lar" In 1852 he produced
The Orators" wh<ob caused great CON
motion The comedy va fuil ~ brilliant
sarcasm upon the prevailing passion for
orstory and the b~ief In the celebrated
Cock Lane ghost This ghost was knovu
70 be a fsror7te with Dr. johnson. and
Foote originally infesasc 70 bring the doc
tor on The stage JShnkon would have
made an excellent subject. hvt. hearing ~
Foote's Intention. he tosk prompt msasures
20 prevent the s5rcpt.
sfwbaf 10 the price q . ooEnn1on osk
sslck = sssd Cns ke5er
~SlTrrnce." rete-r~d Tom Davies
"Wby. thrn. sir. give me lesYe - send
vour .ervsuf f0s a ss4fifRR one i'l bs~e
a double casntfty. far ! AZ told that Poote
means to take me of. - he osfis II. sbs
sn deterr7ai psd to fsllor sksn not Do a
with inHrv n1sy
Yoots Knew the doczof n1eeut Whist ne
sri6. - 30 let hi1B sisoe. spc frsd ibsar~a
en c-orss FseTs ssr. printer - The Dub
lfr JourDsi. q d~ocrt. euisa msn. who~e
oufy fsusf s~~rns ~ have b-~n tbes ~ -ss
roiuss les Curscosiy epoDeh F~sisDer
actually printso ape resi,~b~d tts plsr iu
whbcA 30 ~ss esrto~tgr~d Eus INC iutrp-
dprss~x - Fsptkper Involved the sutt-er
In lene sn6 costly lih<l sszft. sfso ~
sorz - poetSe iws-stes fear y-.sz sftervsrd
Yo~s~ lost ere ~ his owp 80 Al tta
Ysnr E<upS
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

SAa fRsAcsSoc, caL.
tcWsYgIE. kY. sEH F0Rk. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DR. E. G. WEsr's NERVE AND BRAN TRRAr-
EENr. guaranteed specific for Hysteria. Dizzi-
ness. C0nyulsionS Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous PrSstlstion caused py the
use Of a cOhs. or taoacco. Wakefulness Mental
Depression. -oftenink Of the Brain re.u ting
In insaqity and leading 10 misery. decay and
death Prcmsture Old Age. BafreqneSs, Loss
cfPOwer In either SET. Involuntary Losses and
spermateThra caused By over--xertien eftbe
brain, self-asUse or over-i r dui gence. Each box
contains one months Treatment sl.e0 a box
or sx boxes for $500. sent 5y mail prepaid on
receipt OF price.
WE GU UAEANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
~ u tor six boxes. accompanied BY 500. we
viii send the purchaser one written guarantee
10 refua the money II the treatment doeS not
effect q cure. Guarantees issued onlyby
WHITE & WHITE,
Morton House Pharmacy. Sole Agents.
90 Monroe-strret, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

We cali your esp eial attention TO the
following:
/ 10 Biscuit Baking Powder for-......25c
Put up only in 10 cans and expressly Y
for our trade; w. warrant IL - give
complete satisfaction % the most par.
tlculaT customer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

In Tea and Coffee Department, We do
not give any tickets after November 1,
and viii make reductions ia proportion
20 valu e0f same;
Fine quality Japan Trs...................SOc
ExIfa quality Japan Tea................~4oc
No. quality Rio Codee..................25c
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

I lh Combination Coffee. .25c
] h FaGcy Breakfast Coffee...........30c
Our own grinding and equal to nearly
AL the finest grades and higher priced
COffees.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

FAs rsxs ASS ~ >. ~ks ns s~~rs<sss
a. C.--s se.z s-1.--ssss-fGn ks-
sszt "a hsss A4--sE--A- D--s~@z~~
nsre~ith Frs.szss4.
BsooEGfs. D1e. T.-TAs Nee fsrk Ao~&-
sazy ~ Aasae so Allsd wlta Aa ~@aas2es
of ae4E<y 50 tkou>1z4 gssssos 3t fAs CAflsr
tlsz Aszald sSrFtcs ss1z sssAlag wsEn Or.
1zlaa<ss dsiiFere2 tAe slsss1th ssFDc. u
sis ssEtzs o. PalssssRs szd tAs s1sessias
coa3sFsss- iAs s@sse ssrasse. - e. prs
sissas sa4B&aTs- Akd s~ea Prezes~a IN tAs
a1oresax ~ asotkex large saAa~nee IL ths
kFook "a Aoa1ssas q Muse. tss SAB
leel w. "o&nnascus. aed ths rsKt. As
he joarnsyed he cazas aeaF D1nacSzs. ~
Aets IA s. Or Tglsaaxs sAsd.
ls PAlaSEins We sPeat l1st night Ia
mad bsssl II one story, but czazsis sna
sheep IA the basement let never did the
ulest 5rilisnt eotsl GA any eontineut seem
- abrasive 20 me ~ thas struetsrs. II
se lad been osi ge1 10 stay in > teRt. - we
expected 70 DO that night. We mu4I have
psFlshed A viOlelE stognl had opened
upon u is volisys of hail a0d snow and
rzia and wind As II 20 let as know what
the Bisae means when prophet and evan
gelSt and Christ himself spoke Of the fury
q the elsments Tie atmospheric wrath
broke upcn as about o'ciooS in the after
noon aud We were until night exposed 10
it. With hands ahd feet benumbed. and
cur bodies chilled 20 the bone. we made
oar slow way. while hish up on the
rocks, and the gale blowing the hardest. a
sigma OF distress halted the party, fer
down ia the rsvines one of the horses had
fallen ard bis rider mast net 30 left alone
amid that wilderness OF scenery and herror
Of sesrn. As the night approached ths
tempest thickeaed and blackened asd
strenst.. ..ened. Some OF our attendants
going ahead had gsiaed permission for as
10 halt fer the night Ia the mud hovel
spoke OF Our first duty On arrival was
the resuscitAtion Of the exhausted Of our
party. NJ room was without a window,
and an irSn stove without any top in the
center Of the room, tse smoke selecting
my eyes in the absence OF a chimney.
Through an cpenlag in the floor Arab
faces were several times thrust up 70 see
how was progressing But the tempest
ceased during the night, and before it was
fully day we were feeling for the stirrups
Of our saddIed horses, this being the day
whose long march will bring as to that
city whose name cannot be pronounced in
the hearing Of the intelligent or the Chris
tian without making tho blood tingle and
the nerves to thrill. and putting the best
emotions Of thosoul into agitation-Damas-
cusl
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08

Free Samples OF the Baking Powder
and COhees Will be gwen away on sat
urday, November /.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-08
CASH BUYS
At
VAN EVERY & CO.'S
55 Canal-st.
152 West Fulton-st.
15e West Falton-st.

In Grocery Department We have q
full iine as usual, and offer some
especial attractions.
The state herald., 1890-07-04

The editor of the Tribune, in last
weeks issue, devotes half column to
BRO. Painter and n desperate attempt
TO justify the Tribune's attack upon
the HERALD and then winds up by
setting UP straw man which, with
malice aforethought, he proceeds to
annihilate by one fell stroke of his pen.
lie says: "The trouble with the HER
AID, as with some others In this town,
Is, that they are under the impression
that the Tribune is under the control
of, and dictated to. by the Lincoln
Land Co. and railroad interest. Should
these parties care to put their impress
sions in words they will get the lie
thrown squarely in their teeth rs the
man does no; live that can dictate the
policy OF the Tribune under its present
management What possible connec-
tion this amusing little touch of high
tragedy can have with his defense of
the attack upon the HERALD, weare at
a loss to know. Since we took charge
of the HERALD, we have never had oc-
casion to mention the Tribune In con-
nection with the Lincoln Land Co. or
the B. & NJ. and, since this fierce chal-
lenge of Bro. Porter's, 1t Is entirely un-
necessary TO do so. This must be eth
er another case of violent presumption
on the part of Mr.. Porter or else he has
some good reasons for believing what
he says TO be true. We are nj loss to
know why he should presume that,
even II the corporations mentioned
were DESTROYS of interesting themselves
In the paper business, the people of
llolyoke should have any reasons for
believing that the Tribune would be
singled out for that purpose. proba-
bly, he will be good enough to inform us
whether II Is the well known and var
led ability OF the Tribune staff or some
other causes that are accountable for
these impressions which he seems to
feel so sure exist, And even II II should
prove true that such impressions" do
exist, we fail to see what connection
such state of facts could possibly
have with anything that has appeared
In the columns Of the HERALD, but we
suppose of course, Bro. Porter will be
able 10 point out the connection in view
when the article was written aud We
await the explanation of this most ex-
traordlnary article.
The state herald., 1890-07-04
BEACHvILLE.

Our farmers are happy since the re-
cent rains.
c. b. Timberlake, Co. Supt. visited
the Pleasant Hill school last Wednes-
day.
School closed in the Pleasant Hill
district last Friday and in district Al
yesterday.
Eureka Alliance elected their officers
last Wednesday evening. II. II. Ma
son president, G. 5. Trego vice presi-
dent, Emma Green secretary and G. N
Mowry treasurer. The officers shall be
intalled this "wednesday evening.
c. G. Bevard completed Ike Saylor's
new well last Wednesday. Mr.. saylor
will put up an eclipse windmill soon.
Frank Burkhalter will 20 to the
mountains this coming week.
Eureka Alliance was highly honored
by the election Of one of their MEM
bers, G. II. Peter, as secretary of the
County Alliance.
Oscar Troutman was attending Il
contest of tree claim in 7-i3 at IIol-
yoke last Monday.
OLD MISERY.
The state herald., 1890-07-04

In the past there has been consider
able talk about establishing cream
cry at IIolyoke but it always ended in
talk. Now the Farmers Alliance has
taken hold of the matter and, from
the success they are meeting with so
far, there is certainly good prospect
that the understanding will prove sue
cessful this time. They propose to
give bonus of $500 to the party put
ting in the creamery, on condition that
he binds himself to conduct the cream
cry here for three years, This is GER
tainly commendablc enterprise on the
part of the Alliance and any aid that
the HERALD can give to assure the
success of their efforts will be cheer
fully given. VIZ believe that every
business man of the town will give
them n lift on the subscription and
words of encouragement in this good
work. Let everyone, interested in the
welfare of the county and town, come
to the help of this enterprise and there
is no question about il being success.
A creamery will benefit the farmers,
the merchants and the public in gener-
al.
The state herald., 1890-07-04
l. Q. 0. +. REsoLuTIoNs.
Hall Of Holyoke Lodge No. 20.

Hall of lIolyoke Lodge No 20. \;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to call from her earthly home, tho
beloved wife of our worthy brother s.
w. Beggs and WHEREAS, knowing how
great the loss must be to him there
fore be il n
Rcsolced, That we the officers and
members of Holyoke Lodge No, rs, 1.
0. o. i. do hereby express our sincere
SORROW for and sympathy with our be-
loved brother in his great aiilc,ion and
be it
Rcsoired, That copy of these reso-
lutious be sent TO our bereaved brother
copy sent to each of the city papers
and n copy sent to the leading papers
of Sandy lake, Pennsylvania, for pub
lication and that they be spread upon
the records Of our Lodge books.
G. b. TIMBERLAKE,
Com. j. M. CULLIs, =
Il, NJ. GILLlsrr.