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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27

Quinsy troubled me tor twenty years.
Since | started using Dr. Thomas
Electric OIL have not had an attack
The OIL cures sore throat at once. Mrs.
Letta Conrad, Standish, Mich, Oct. "a,
1852
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27

The contagious diseases reported r.
the heslth os5es yesterday are a. fol-
lows
John ChsNs, 1S1 Go1d-st. TYPHOID
malalial fever, s. Hayward. Fletc her
Pace. tvrhoia nrs sra fever. Mrs
Rhodes. 81 Lyon-st., typhoid fever,
Sergeant, II Cnsrry-st., typho53 fsvsT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27

Any Subscribe 60 T3k fElFCkAM-
HERALD rho rails % receive the paper
regularly, or who nav have reason 40
son plain % iate delivery, viii confer a
special farsF - Informing this once OF
che fact a. ease. send postal card or call
nP Telephone 55t.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27

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We a. sc -4l eaNr7
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A. = 80 eatst 49, $40
40 - Gar 49, - - ta= -+A-
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- - Is - assIg esFs lrqze ; 4ttzy.
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IL - r.. 8 caE h-af 1 e1A
-Es1s a. h A-4ses = sSass.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27
lily white.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer IL the manufacture OF flour, It's
products are IN great demand AZ -
pecially the Lily White. Try II.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
largest Of All Michigan Dailies tx
cept These OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27
roR RENr-BrsrEss PLscEs.

EOk kkNl-A fully equipped printing Once
fn The most central locality Or TIE otY q
Chicago. n IS especially ararted O. carry co.
a large printing or WaugiaCfur ng business
Now Is chance for book publishers cr Nen
who wish 20 rent an e ~e having &c abund-
ance of assorted fype. ~ vel a. some - tie
latest improved presses. There fs All TIE ao-
con- z, sdafl0a necessary in che way ci steam
heat and elevator service. a vel ~ pffr ~
power 70 Tur the presses. The plant ullI De-
rented Tor fhs term ~ enc ~ tao years hu
correspondence VIII DO strictly coUtdeut A.
and 10 attention viii Pc pad 70 letters which
are seeking information 0aly Address yeUT
Communications 10 +. %. bon rs chicago. i.l
DAD
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27

Unnsa Prsss Reports. Pr0mPt aaa Esrir
Dslssry AZ the loesi Ness. ano the
cisansst aaa Most Plainly Printed Paper
PublfsRsd la 0rzna Rapids.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27

ksok SAIK- farcs hr4afleii ssls ps Esars-
~ laF 49, c@es ga e4sS tetns- =. =
fTsf.4
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27
HEP wAEEED KALE

HEP WAkTEO-kALE.
KANrED--A perfer aud . pastry Cosk Al The
A-si.ssAoa iioir.. y ans - i,se--sa "a
NEANTFD--By q Chicago house. 3 nan 70
~ take charge ~ business in Notf here Aieh-
tssns oals hess Who C4n htc0ue IespegSsle
- sto~k Uoe1 apply. Address !. D ~ thls
o.foe. -
WANTED-gwo slngle mea 60 aork IN hosFi
" a. Apply 90 Is. Il. Jokason. steward -
aoi-ieis hons hosii.sl. IS
WANTEp-Four arst-class cabinet makers
fe.lctt iao.0 Coz fiiut Mica ~
EANTFD-selieitors aua collectors. Appiy
" morning ana cfcains 10 Prudential AZ
sarHr ce Co.., y. N. Lsans cugi-. Reed bleeA-
fra--sr ~
(yANgED- once four good cabinet max
Fs oa tasC NoTa. al4 eaf ilMm
steedt einpio2 H -nts Gay on piece Wulk b.
az : barnes f1rnif4fe 'o., etafg,s, Nirh
sELe WASTED rzwALE
WANTED- Frsf-clsss liri for general house-
" WORK ll alnai I'D 5. -a> jefferson afr.
WANTED A good eiu fof general house
W m.rE ln.a.r. 81 1irs AZ R00b.as. oale
Harrison WAGON WORKS -
NANTED-A competent cirl Tor senerai
" ngusfNork. Ist broadway 81. -fu
IVAN lEs-one g093 sewing -ir tppiy Ell
go Nea!tn1 ave-, altef -. m. Mrs.
Grave. 20
EVaETEp-A competent Girl tor general
~ nous noik. Apply a. ~ ls.an1-sI.. near
jefferson aFe 2i3
VVANIBD-A good slrl for general honse-
W work. ApplG az laa ouiinlcr-ei go
WANTEn-A young lady willing 10 learn
" fancy painting and decorating. and O.
make her permanent nome. "a osl 1n0m asst.
KNANTED-Ex Experienced giG Tor general
" housework. al So Fountain ST. . per
week 30
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27

q fs>f- Rsaes cfaohflea c. pr. between IeasI-
j. srasl tke als1 ht24aNss S. frHzf4
for retarn ol Saae. Address =. p. tAis elace.
80
I 0SI- lrlasy sfierEoen.sI er ntaf ths lrion
- 1~aa4 = lE84l pNfsc oa4tai htLE 1aoark,
eesk key a..d E4aErS 81 tNiufi Nluef 81 a4fr
aesra ECa - rttal liAg 10 fo9A 3, wee.
oqmb auilaInE sac
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27
SITUATIONS wAETBD-NLLB.

ANIED-P Position as clerk ia wholesale or
" retail grocery store. 10y young married
man Al references. Address Box e. HUI
ba!dsion. Mich. Ae
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27
NOTIFY III LoRt
WAITED B1tRD


MADAME IJELLLA reveals presenE nn8
n fufu.t. ttUs aH ~. tllless lll IS ...IY
ataifa soc cau lr 81. 81 Iet HE aHle. narr nII
leave neI HliAoH leng satisfied can a.
shaE r1ul-afe. ~
Ann. pI Duft u's hospital max befoual.
4 Infants f0r adoption. Mr. IE. UurI. Fl
- North Lane ave. M esf sldc. f-is n
<l00 Media 70. Military Academy, hcya
t1VV Brooke Hal girls. Circulars tree.
OCT
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27

pm sAlt- feur Sew dwellings en lts p sss
etet. 80 fasy trTulsI "a aeeiilss "a
At,te SEQ 1as oniStae 50 eiS. MA = Aatr
sec4s sU.<.r4 hoast. a. cQltb l.fislai-si
a. 3 Mt.-lL Pearls IS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27

fVh eAAt-Ny new isrEe house oE IcTFaca-
a., nr1fs eslaaieiet. ala S0rt1 si>t (
eArt lsf Aaie Sea $50, latEe FarloT, hA4. Isl
t--,A - sii, 0tAlaa .-aeIl Ale AIftaan "A tua-
tQ.iul>. t4tt.-gpefl- taf ana EoIN waller INsla 20
~tN oaSA. Eas snn furnace fEF house tlA Uat
u aLifiic4tce Ter a-,lti tAE lol 4iailf. sH esst
itetl 81 tat GROVE 81 iEf terrace Nith = rae
AltN 81 tlir efs. a inertia $500 lsaat II $50
hltANaSts alI
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27
WANTED soARDEEs

XFrANTrD -Bosranrs. ffarhers dcsirfne
- board srid rooms ~ the Nfl. please -
az fsi Norfh Prospect So go
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27

III Alffe q tl.IrtKg4. 81 Mlses sfefn CTS
- a.. fa4t sell 90 fAcnsDEt feF tsass laa
iei in rlfx u acres etlil "a paf lHte N.ltef
Naaat kuuI.1t ~ Ear Elss. eiags = sAcI-
celat Rasalng 30
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

WIDOW LADY wants plain sewing. Fine
W WORK done a. moderate charges. Room
y LedyaTd block. otIawa-st. ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27

A hoFEn 70 ~ CTrTzEx
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-27

a. ACNES 80 haze tla.oerea l4u4 81 e.
- et44.t Ser stssk i cetss O. si,aa -
'ee AerseS hsrHCss 2na NNEQn tANNift -
at hsss efcs IS s4elta1h 1All44ak. -
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-02-28
Poor Humauityi

The common lot is one of sorrow say--at
least-the pessimist, they who look at the
worst side. Certainly what would other
wise be bright existence, is often shadow
ed by some ailment that Overhangs 1t like a
pail, Obscuring perpetually the radience that
else would light the path. Such an aflment
and very common one, is nervousness. or
In other words. weakness of the nervous
system, condition only irremediable where
inefficient or improper means are taken to
relieve it. The concurrent experience of
nervous people who have persistently used
Hos.etters Stomach Btters Is, that it con-
quers entirely supersenstlveness of the
nerves, as well as diseases--so called-whch
are invited and sustained by their chronic
weakness. AS the nerves gain stamina from
from the great tonic the trouble disappears.
Use the bitters for malaria, rheumatism,
bilousness and kidney trouble.
GAINESVILLE will have a newspaper after
Feb. ~. i. w. Rogers formerly editor of
the Webberville Herald, will begin publish
ing the Local Mail there then.
English Spawn Linment removes all
Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeney, STILES, Sprains, sore and
Swollen Throat Coughs, ETC. Save $50 by
use Of one bottle. Every bottle warranted
by Il. A. Lanbengayer. Druggist, Owossc
The Saginaw Republicans will hold their
city convention Friday evening.
ssHow to Cure all Skin Diseases"
Simply apply "Swaynes Ointment" No inter
nal nedici ne required Cures letter, eczema itch,
an eruptions the lace, hands. nose, &C., leay-
ing the skin clear. white and healthy, Its great
healing and curative powers are possessed by no
Other remedy. Ask yoar druggist for swayne's
Ointment.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-02-28

wealth. but it was proof OF his probity ind
honor that Henriette's father should have left
1t TO him
Roger was young and strong. He had
great confidence in himself, and instead Of
going along in the same old way he extended
the business, enlarged the shops and looked
about for new openings As he did opposes
the machinery necessary to carry out his new
plans, he accepted from an old friend OF his
fathers, Celestin Vaubernon, an old machin-
list like himself, a loan of a 10000 francs,
which enabled him to get now and improved
machinery to ill the new orders hc received,
and augmenting thus the productive power
of tho house gave it new life and vigor. He
had faith in the future, and indeed the two
following years were very profitable.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-02-28

Adapted and Translated from tho French
Of Jules Mary.
BY OLIVE HARrEl.

= Y our cashier just now gave us n series or
numbers of notes which were received from
the country, and which were paid to Larou-
cite the 2sth OF July. After that payment
your cashier says nothing but gold remained
in your safe. How do you account for the
fact that the most of the numbered notes are
found to-day in your safe!"
''Impossible' said Roger, astonished.
'Lool for yourself. These notes were paid
to Larouettc He was murdered and robbed
The notes you say you paid him were found
again in your hands. Now. according to you,
one of the persons from whom you won last
night, on the person who paid you yesterday,
must have killed and robbed Larouette."
what follyr'
"You persists"
II told the truth"
~ would gladly believe you, but at least
complete your story You see to what danger
you expose yourself in refusing"
Il am responsible"
what reason is so powerful as to cause
you to place your liberty, your very life in
danger!"
do not insist, said Roger.
Let it be So The court of Versailles will
perhaps be more fortunate than I. But one
other question. When you were playing at the
1.-The most of them, at least by sight. 1
seldom 60 to the club and never play. If
played last night it was with the hope that
some happy chance might enable me to win,
and so escape bankruptcy, dishonor and per-
haps suicide"
Ricordot gave little attention to this dia-
logue. lie now rose, and handed to M.
Lienard another package of notes, pointing
to the corners which were all stained with
ink. III. Lienard was all old magistrate, and
nothing surprised him. HIS face did not
change as he opened the door and called: IN.
Guerrier will you step here moment"
Jean did So
please tell your employer what you told
us short time ago regarding the ink spots ~
He repeated what we already know and
then lie vas dismissed.
you hear that statement"
Laroquc inclined his head. Ho felt his
beart sink with fear, and foreseeing some
new and horrible explanation:
~ hear and see" said Laroquc, sand l
think with you that that is very extra
ordinary"
Not so strange. AS to me, explain it
easily The situation is clear Your business
was going badly, and you had great difficulty
TO get the sum necessary to pay Larouette.
You begged him to wait. He refused. You
saw before you inevitable ruin, and one
means only remained to you, anil that was to
take back the money you paid Larouette-
rob him; and i'll case he resisted kill him."
what you say is infamous" said Roger,
brokenly. Il am almost ashamed to have to
affirm to you that am innocent"
"Those are but phrases; prefer clear
refutation."
"Very well; then be it so, since must"
v was about to speak, but paused ngain,
an8threw himself into chair, burying his
face in his hands in silence.
Speak, Laroque," said the magistrate,
gently and persuasively.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-02-28

"Roger, 10 no. leave me without one word
of love!"
"Adieu, Julia"
"Roger, Roger. 1t is true then!"
eyes; true, so help me God"
avery well, then. Now, listen to me-
Roger. love you. It is my excuse, not my
fault. But il you leave me this way, throw
aside my love like an unworthy thing, will
never pardon you, and the day that mis-
I shall not be stranger to its cause"
ITO BE CONTINUED
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-02-28

for an important Interview, at one or the
great stores In the Louvre, at 2 o'clock. AL
ready tho chain hung heavy OH Roger, who
now absented himself oil he possibly could
from his wife, SO greatly he feared that sho
might divine something of his old relations
with Julia. Julias letter was so pressing
shat he did not dare 20 disregard it, and he
went to the place designated, where he found
her prey to poignant anxiety.
Roger" said she, 'if you do not save me l
ann losti"
, 1890-02-06
TnE HARDY MARINER.


New YoRK, Feb, THE steamship
Weisland of the Red star line, from
Antwerp, arrived at quarantine tonight
after atompostuous voyage, during which
the fourth officer and quartcrmaster
were lost overheard. Tho Weisland
sailed from Antwerp January Is. Janu-
AIRY 10 heavy gale set In and caused q
very high sea. The WeislHnd laborod
heavily, and at A.. NJ. shipped sea
whith caused considerable damage about
the decks, The storm continued, and
upon the following day tho ship was fire..
Quonty boarded by heavy seas.
At noon ON the following day, while
the Wcisland was plunging heavily.
a great roll OF water rolled UP
from the westward and burst over
the steamers decks aud upper
works and bridges. For moment
every thing wa. under water. When the
great sea. which, Captain Grant says,
was tidal wave, had rolled from the
ship the fourth officer anCs quarter.
master wGru missing. They were swept
overheard by the waves ana had dIsnp-
pcarci The vessel was stopped, but
nothing could be seen of thc unfortunate
Officers. The enormous waves smashed
III the forward wheel house ami the life
boats and caused other damage, The
storm continued for several hours, ON
the 2nth the ship passed m iceberg 400
feet high and 2OU feet long.
, 1890-02-06
THE ROAD TO RUIN.
How Thoughtloss Young Men
Enter Upon Career of
Idleness and Vice.
A Montana Gambler and Father
Whose Chickens Came
Home to Roost."

"Do you see that young fellow
standing ON the other side Of the
table holding three or four chips in
his hand?n SAID II faro dealer in u
gumbling.housc last evening, ~ he
AIT In u lookout chair, and watched
the maucuvcrs Oft boy apparently
/ 10 years of ngo, who occupied u place
near faro layout. "Ncs, " said re
porter, To whom the question was
put, "what about hin!' "ObscrVe
how nervous lac H. lie does not
know whether hc Is putting his
chips down right or wrong, hut he
will soon learn. lie puts only one
chip ut a time on card and then
watches that chip inteutlN, never
taking his eyes oil II fpr an instant
or until the dealer uikCs II In or else
pays IT, 80 tar that is about all he
knows regard ny bets on faro layout.
IL that roundcr and notorious chip
litter standing brhind him could
catch him oil his guard he would
steal that chip oil the king and the
boy would think the dealer took it,.
See him now; he Is going to put Il
copper ON that chip aud then watch
developments. II II wins hc will
fcnch over and In his nervousness
viii almost knock over the two
chips III trying to pick one Oh the
top Of the other. Watch his face:
IL l. as red US an Italian sunset. lie
II afraid some one hc knows will see
him playing. lie docs not care
whether he loses or wins, bccau-C lac
Is Just learning to play and Is there.
fore too nervous to think OF either
loss or gain, But he Will he bloodtd
when he does learn, as the Chnruc-
teristiCs of u bloodCd player stick
out all over him. He has about II
dozen chips there now, and is get
ting ready to cash In about - cents
ahead of the game. When the
dealer pays him he will go to some
other house and put down on
another layout . bits of that money
ut a time. Each succeeding time he
plays lac will bet them little high
er, until at last no rOundcr In the
country viii he able to steal his bets
without detection or no play be too
intricate for his comprehension. |
have been dealing faro for near
~ twenty years now and ] have
seen hundreds of Just such COM
menccmcnts. II Is u very easy mnt-
ter for an old dealer to call tho turn
on new beginner. | recollect the
sensation that passed over me the
first time l played and | now take
great delight Ia watching others go
through the same experience.
"But Isn't that fellow too young
to be gambling in this place." asked
the reporter.
"Oh, that fellow IL older than he
looks to be-" said the lookout. "ile
was ~ years old last sunday"
"IIow do you know his age so ne
curatcly?" querlcd the scribe
"How do | know his age SO accu-
ratcly?" echoed the lookoutin tone
bordering on surprise; "why, d-n
II, he's my son; but ] can't handle
him now, because he is past the
handling point"
, 1890-02-06
NORTH STAR MINING COMPANY
It's Organizers Propose to Ship Ore TO
sspokane Falls.

It's Organizers Propose to Ship Ore TO
sspokane Falls.
Articles Of Incorporation were
signed yesterday and filed with the
county auditor, creating the North
star Mining Company, an urgdnizn-
ton to operate in the Warm spring
camp, Eoutcnui. The mcorpoutors
are George Herb, uf the Medical
Lake Ledger; v. j. Brickcll, prcsi-
dent of the Traders NAtiunil, and
Frank NJ. DaliaIn, former proprietor
ot the REV lew. The capital stock
of the company is Sl,urO,OuO, and
the principal place of business Is
Spokane Falls. The property of the
company consists OF five Of The lcad.
ing mineral claims ia the l(oulcuui,
named, respectively: Black Chief,
Coronation, Protection, Crescent
and Ellen. On each of these Gains
are massive lodcs Of carbonate
palcna ores, running in value
from S75 to $3.50 per ton, and
on two of the clNinis-thc Black
Chief and Eden -- are large
bodies of dry Orcs running hirh
in silver. II IL the intention
of the company 20 commence deycl-
opment operations early in the
spring, To- have on hand large
quantity Of ore for shipment ~ soon
as n railroad touches nuvigublc
water on either lake or river, which
from all indications will take place
next season, and as all of the claims
are only un average distance of II
mile and II quarter from naviguhlc
water, two thousand feet above the
lake, they are easily accessible, and
no difficulty is In the way to get the
orcs to the boats. The output of
these mines, which from all indica-
tons is practically limitlcss, will
come to Spokane Falls US soon as IL
much needed smcltcr il erected.
The directors of the organization
are George Herb, az. j. Brickell,
Frank Nj. Dalluul, q. B. Nelson, OF
the firm ot Nelson ~ Co., and NJ.
Thomson, president of the CCnten-
nial Mil Company,
The organization is one whose
every interest demands that the
product of thurmincs he directed to
Spokane Falls, adding another link
To the long chain Of testimony that
this IL the proper point for II mann
moth smelling plant.
, 1890-02-06
SACRED HEART HOSPITAL.
Testimony of Six
Prominent Physicians

Complimentary Testimony of Six
Prominent Physicians.
Whereas, certain adverse criticisms
have been made against the manage
ment Of the Sacred Heart hospital, we.
the undersigned physcians and sur
scons, deem II q duty to the public and
sisters to say that We have not found
any difference In the care OF the inmates
whether thoy were charity Or pay
patients all lhaying shared alike the
benefits of the institution.
During the term of our services over
300 patents have been under treat
inent ut inis hospital. II Determinations
against the poor had been uiOdc. we
should have been cognizant of the same.
We Furthermore appreciate the iaCl that
tho sisters have been untiring In their
devotiuns and zeal for the welfare ol
those entrusted to their care, aud Hr'
deserving of The tonidenc and gratitude
of the public therefor
WILSON LOCkHART, NJ. D.,
d. MASON NJ. D.,
n. FIRED ESS,G, NJ, D.,
GEORGE W. LIBBY NJ. d.,
CARROLL NJ. WIlN6S, NJ. d.,
Membefs hospital siati.
4. l.. CAT IENSON, NJ. d.,
County Physician.
, 1890-02-06

time he received the money. If money
Il placed In his hands Tvs an individual
by some one who directs him how to uso
II In the interest of the dCpOsitOr, on
the happening OF some event IN the
future, II isa mere personal trust, and
the receiver alone would he liable TO the
dCpOsitOr for tho execution thereof
This rule Is clearly defined in the case
Of Matthioson and Ward a. l..
h., 7l3l. In this case the parties
went to the local OiiCOr and
arranged that their application TO pur-
chase under the act OF June 10, lS'O,
was to bo sent to the commissioner OF
the general land office for his decision
as to whether they were entitled to pur.
chase. The applicants wclo nuttequIred
ia pay the money to the receiver until II
was determined whether they would be
allowed to- purchase, II appears, how.
ever, they voluntarily placed the pur-
chase money In the hands of the re
Cnivcr, and II receipt was taken signed
"RcccivcT," and stating that the money
was received upon an application which
was referred to the commissioner OF the
general lund Office Tor his decision as to
The right of said party to purchase said
land'
The commissioner decided against the
right and his decision was affirmed by
tho department The secretary held
that the money was not deposited with
the receiver In payment Of land that the
government hy any Of its officials had
acted upon that was not liable for its re-
payment ana that the govern ucnt could
not recover the amount in n suit against
the suretios. This case l. not similar to
the case referred to ia the letter before
me.
tAitor carefully reviewing mt consider
able length the three cag"s referred to by
MIR. Adams Commissioner Groti con-
tiuues,
Whatever may have been the former
rulings Of this Office ON question:, such
~ these, am OF tho opinion That the case
OF the eN-rcCcivcr should be- laid before
the attorney general Of the United states
with "a view to tho institution Of suits
against him and his surctics for the re-.
CuVery of the amounts misdpprOpriatcd.
II, in the opinion of the attorney general,
on u full presentation Of the iuris, the
suits can not lie successfully presented,
suggest that the attention of congress be
invited To the pruprety OF such lcgi,la-
tiun ~ will give relief to the persons
who have suffered on account of the de-
ia lCatiOu Of dishonest receivers aud Tor
such legislation ~ may bc required to
protectthc government ana the settlers
in the future,
, 1890-02-06
a CARPENTERS WIFE.
An Intelligent Recital of the Ex.
perienoe of HerJolf and
Husband.
How They Have Lived Upon
Three Dollars Day, by
Close Economy.
To THE Ebiron or THE RkvlEwi


As the REVIEW has seemed dis
posed 10 print both sides of qucs-
ton, may one of tine wives give her
experience for the past year, not hor
theory?
Our family consists of but three,
the husband, wife and 2-year-old
child.
The husband Il n carpenter aud
has been unusually fortunate In hav-
ing steady work the whole year
(whcu not detained at home by
sickness in the fumlly) ut So n day.
The sickness mentioned consisted
of a bad accident, disabling the hUs-
band for five weeks, and two runs OF
maluriul fever myself when we
We're unable TO get trustworthy help
50 that he dare not lcave me for six
weeks in all, making eleven weeks,
loss during the year. our "doctor
bllln has been SlOj.
Though each year would not be
apt TO bring the same amount OF
sickness, this, rs far rs | can judge,
i not more than an avcrpgc paid
yearly by families To physicians in
this city.
Now, may give few figures?
Income for the year $6l.5O per
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