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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-06
ut an end TO THESE OuLDurSt
AFRICAN BUTTER.

An interesting bush, resembling Spanish
broom. has been discovered on the west coast of
Africa by two German naturalists. Thay have
named the POlygald butyrdeeG, but it is known
to the natives as Malonkang or Ankalaki.
The seeds yield us per cent. of yellowish.
nutty-havored fat, which softens at about IS
degrees F., but does not become fluid below 125
degrees, and which would serve as an excellent
substitute for butter. The fat does not easily
become rancid.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-06
ITO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE.

One sum of 5000, one sum of $500, one sum of
JOHN F. GONTRUM,
Attorney at Law, Towsontown, Md.
May Aft.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-06
Sales of 3rnnertr

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DEAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENCY.
loans NEGOTIATED on REAL ESTAT
Farms, Dwellings,, Village Lots and all
kinds of Real Property Bought
and Sold.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
CLUB EXPENSES.
What It Costs 10 Run the Fsshionab 10
Clubs OF New York.

Few people outside Of the governing
bodies of the bIg clubs have any idea OF
the vast amount Of money which 1t takes
TO run the larger New York clubs, says
the Sun Of that city. A club is not
noney-making institution, and the gov
ernors aim TO so grade the charges for
meals, wines, liquors, cigars, etc, as to
sell them just a little above cost, but
the receipts from the restaurant and cafe
OF big club like the Manhattan or
Union League are, nevertheless, enor-
nous. Since the Manhattan Club took
possession Of the Stewart mansion it's
always famous -seknowledgedly
the best ia New York clgbdom-has
been more than ever in demand. From
one hundred and fifty TO two hundred
members OF the eleb dine there every
night, and the night which Is not
marked By two or three private dinner
parties Is the exception. Including the
receipts from the restaurant, the sale Of
wines, liquors and cigars, the income
from billiards and other games, etc,
the club has a revenue of nearly $1,000
a day, exclusive OF initiation fees and
dues. There are more than 1,200 Nom
bers Of the club, and as each one pays
seventy dollars year~or dues, the club
thus nets the snug sum Of about s55, ,0oo
= year in this wsY, 70 say nothing OF the
aggregation Of two hundred and fifty
dollars initiation fees from incoming
members. Take it all is all, the total
receipts Of the Manhattan Club for ths
coming year will probably be somewhere
between s4o0. 600 and $500, 900. As all,
or nearly all. OF this money viii be ex'
pended in running the club. 1t will be
seen that it costs something like ST. soc
a day 70 maintain the Manhattan Club.
It's most formidable rival, the Union
League. is not so far behind In the way
OF receipts and running expenses. Last
year the receipts OF the Union LeaFns
from AL sources was s2s6. as ~. Sc
nearly we're ths receipts and expenses
balanced that the outlay Of the club fei
the sane period was s9e5, ,240 "a OF tas
total income. about st15,00e came in ths
form Of dues; sl9.5e0 from initiation
fees. abops 80 600 fror1 the restaurant.
s4e e09 fron the sale Of wines ana la
uors, So. Goo from lovers of the weed
$4,000 70. lodgings, asd s.. 200 from bill
isrds and other Esnss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Mr. r ". clsrk.. Of sh. Philosophi-
ca Socisty sf wsshingeon. has Hsas
the relieving sstinate Of the relstive
euaatity - Tee cAisf elements in tie
competition - ths ssrth. He ssssaes
fer the esrth's krewu ernst a tsioksess
q ben miles below ses-isvsl and In
ctsaea tbe ocesa sad ths ar - hss esi-
culseioa. oxyrsn. - - per cent, slh-
cen. q 40 sisulzsz. z sss iron. $ -.
caletuua. Al: saTnesfa-a. a -. sosiiuH.
= -; possssiana. q ~ hTtrozea- oe<;
sitsaisu.. 80 ssrboz. AaIg chlorine
sna hromsne. AS pho@pho<ue 4 -.
naaaganass. esT3 salpAsr. > -; bartsna.
eass stroxsn. e.ssl els<ozaiass. sel.
veal iea "a u = calculated ssat these
u,iae elements torn - per esnt - the
mass - "a sarth. Tstaafsu. Ehick is
popu ariy sssecseS - ss vsrY rars, a
selsera absent frsa fse slaer rocss- Mr.
Ga srke ssTs; tut hsriaR ne srriEzsT
cssFsceeristices snS sat htsls ccrDer-
si a. tseoxssncs. &c ls sasflT evsriooked-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
srookuoLpER.s NEnrINe.

NOTICE is hereby given thai sptcial meet
y ing ef the stockheideff = tke erafe Rap
fds Fuel As and bcsuGffcerf Lighting Cen
pany will be hfic ~ fBt CT - o. ssld cen
pany. in The city 81 Grand Rapids. hichiFs1,
on the 9th dNF Of December. a. Il. 80. - ~
o-ciork am. 20 vete uptn FraDFsiffcp ttfn
snd there ~ bs EUaa4itf Al g slft geckholsers.
~ spena the articles of iucefferstiok 81 SAID
COMPANY - "a % tHcrszse ift esuitsI stock -
the sum cf fVe hBnars6 taeEs2ao 0etlsrE
500 o. ard. alse 10 sff sFon Ernpesltien
tken and there - be 81 hfnltfea q ss4d stock
holders - auft0ras esid cer psfs e borrow
ruoret afs issus its hotts q - aHoBff ret
exceeding ons UE'te1 deil8<s y 80 90 sue
~ sscHre The payment oi fAs ss1is - pnoft-
gage o. aeed 81 trust e. TIE rfcrtffy II ssie
COMPANY. snd xlss feF TIE fFs1SSet3ot 81 sstt
either buslrsss "a fnaF te inDfsFtsi e. TIE
foregoing. ard as bay c0ue before ssle NEE
Rv TIE order 81 tBe Bears ef Directors
TkED s. CLARK. eeerstsrY.
cfaud Rapids. Michigan. SrvenbcT = lsf.
De- n
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
pROBAE ORDEl

pROBAE ORDER-State Of Mlchl gan, Coun-
ty of Kent. s. AT = session OF the Probate
Court for said County Of Kent, held Al the Pro
bate once in the city OF Grand Rapids on the
25th day si November in the year one thou-
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present, Cyrus h. Perkins. Judge of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate Of
ANNA DE NhIEr. deceased.
Mary A. Fransman. execufrix Of the last
will and testamcnr of said deceased. having
rendered 10 tins court her final sdminlstra-
tion account:
II IS ordered. that Friday. the 18th day OF
December. 1887 at ten o'clock IN the Tore
noon. ar said Probate office. be appointed for
the examination and aliswaEce OF said ac-
count.
And IL is further ordered. that copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
viOus TO said day Of hearing. in the 1elegI am
Herald, a daily newspaper printed and clrcu-
lating In said County of Kent.
CYRUS i. PERKINS.
"a true copy) Judge of Probate.
ApoLPH B. MAsos Register. thur dec IL
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Notice is herebv given that the ohlce Of the
collector Tor the sixth Nafd Viii be held af the
southwest corner OF Scrtbner and LeenHre
streets. and that the Tax reii lor said ward Is
now In the hands OF thc undfrsigaSt Tor col
lection. and that be vii attend - bis said
once until and iacndins the l6th oav 81 JanU-
ary. after the first publication of tais Gotice.
from : O'Clock d. m. until O'Clock y. n. fer
the purpose OF receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 18th. 1870.
JOHN HooGEhHADh.
C6llecter el1tt Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Notice IS hereby given. that the ofsce of the
collector for the Ninth ward viii be held -
No. las West Fulton street and that the tax
roll for said ward is now IN the hands OF the
undersigned for collection. and thai be will
attend at his said oflce untlI and including the
10th day OF January. after the first pubiica-
ti0n OF this notice. from o'clock =. N. until
5 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of receiving
taxes
Dated Grand Rapids November eth. 1890.
ABRAHAM SANFORD
lD,ectef Ninth Ward
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
Ienth Ward CoIlector,s Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the once Of the
collector for the Tenth ward Will be held 81
No. 2S4 Jefferson avenue, and that the tax roll
for said ward is now 10 the haRds Of the
for collection, and that be will
attend At his said ciiice until and Including
the 10th day of January. after TIC trst publi-
cation of this notice. from o'clsck a. M. until
5 O'Clock p. IN. for the purpose Of receiving
taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November 2eth. lsao.
H. gREBEI
Collector Tenth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Notlct is hereby given. that the once OF the
collector for the Iiffh Wafd Wli ne held a. Z.
II. Sauacrr-' sfore, Ne. ~ PloiEflela ksepue.
and that fhe tax r0il Ter saic ward Is n0N n
the hands OF the undersigned tof co,leciica.
and that he viii Eifead 81 lis said Sf1cs ugiil
and including the 10th day sf January. after
he FIRST publication OF fhis aefice, froia :
O'Clock q. n. until O'Clock ,. n. for the pur
pose OF receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids Nsyembaf 18th. lsto.
4. EEIIBfkG,
Collector Fifth Ware.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Notice = hvrety srNcn. lhsf the os1oe q ths
lsF fae Seceaa ~sre viii of he's ~
Ne be NUrfh pirislan street y et ham ; hlssk y
.Us thai Ike t&N rel ssI s4la NkFa = GeN in
b&kds ~ fEe lheerssEnea iof coiseoflea, ana
at he uiH atIeAe at AS $50 .iLioe aetll end
inc 90 l1t tle lNlh aay ~ JsnGkrS alter fht
ffss pGhlcafc1 "a tkis aetics. tEoln . week
. "a tli > COCA = "a i9I ttk fefFost ~
rtrci wax faArs
Dktea 0Teaa Rapids. NeNem hff 4ttt, 81
n ~ bookNfNk
Cellectof -ecoAe Ware.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
LANSING NosTHERs y. =.


daily. fEverY week day.
-.OS A. n. runs through % Detroit with par.
80 isf cari seats. - csnta Arrive al New
lork io a5 a. m.
1.OQ r. " runs fhtgngh 70 Defroit with par
l.AV ioT car. seats. - ctntf. Arrive 81 Nes
YORK et 3. NJ.
coz =. NJ rams through 90 Detroit with par
o.%-J ief car sfais. - cents. Arrive 81 New
ork sc ,. m.
For ticksts and information apply af Union
tick et offrf. ~ ~ Nef.fV&-sA sDf HIDl deuaf
Sb0. J,EiiANEN. Gen. Pass tg't
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Notice is hereby given that the once Of the
collector for the Eighth ward viii be held az
No. Z25 Bowery street, and that the tax roil
for said ward Is now ia the hands OF the
undersigned for collection. and that he viii
attend AT his said ofhce nuti and including the
10th day of January. after lie first punllcA-
tion of this notice. from O'clock a. m. until
O'Clock p. u. for the purpose Of receiving
taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. November Goth, 1870.
FERDINAND SChWIND
Collector Eignth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
seventh Ward CoIIector's Notice,

Notice is hereby given. that tae ofrce Of the
collector Of the Seventh ward vii be held at
the "a Seventh street. and tbzt fh- tsK T0A
for said ward IS now f. the lands OF the
undersigned for collection. ana that ls VIII
attend al his said Office until and iuclsding
the 10Th dzy OF January. after the first pGhlica-
o'clock p. m. for the purpose Of receiving
taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. Novenher 2ett. 1850.
JOHN CULLEN.
CClleClsr Seventh Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Notice Is he-coy glsea. thai the efbes 81 Ihs
collector lef tnr aira vSta uiA b hele 81
No - south bitisien STREET allerneE al
nrFs store. sHe thai The tAx rell faf s4ls Wsta
j. noW "a the hands ~ fhe1Ee ersiEnoe lor 81
ieetion. aad that Le VI Stlene Al his s@ls
ogfee unti aua iaeirnDs tht ittt dEs ~
January. alter The trst puracaflop ~ this
notice. fToM Z ciCck =. lR. rutti 9 cloek b.
m Tor the purpose Of receiving taxes
Dated 6raHa hapids NeN ember &th. ltst.
LEONARD NFkkfiLA
Collector fhiTd " ard.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Notice j. hereby given. that the sfiine q the
collector fer ne Fourth ward Nia Be heia ~
Room g- Court block. first stoTs. ane that the
tax rell for said ward - noN IL the hauSs II
the undersigned Ter collect e.. AID that he
Will attrna AT BIS said oilee until ass inriud-
ine the iefh daS ~ 9nEGaIs. after the nfsl
publication Of this notice. from a. clock a. nl.
until O'Clock y. N. ior the purpose Of re-
c<iNins taxes
Dated Grand Rapids November 18th, ls90.
CHARLES A. ROBINSON.
Collector Fourth Nara.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
Sealed Bids.

Sealed bids will Re received ~ the offce q
the CITY Clerk up TO 5 O'Clock Monday evening.
December 5. 1890. for 50 bushels Il potatoes.
lthe kind 70 be specified. TO be deiivered a. the
city supply store in 100 bUsbei Qfs. In accorc-
auce With contract te be entered into.
The Council reserves the right 10 reject al
bids
BY order Of the Common Council
y. A sHINKNAN.
CITY Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Csfy TrssssreFf fiT -.
Grzp< Rss6e Mef hss - ~
Netffr - fnrf-f rsr istf trt sfesssfisz.t
r5H faT sFaH a FrsFs - as % - -
fers rf Fttf sFfEa - fffr t"F
street - Eerer ever -. Is 80 rffF - .5rstf
Rassfs : rav fn uF hsn1t kR< tat = -
fere re rzrrrrrf therfNr - ~ - -
fy ears frau ft & tsfs - ~ sFfs - %
frf Trszsarsf Cifs "a. -.
6ss4 ~ Tr-s-ss-s--
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
nErRoIT. GRAND nAvrN MILwAuKER


HtirWt ApfcsS leaving t.9l n las Akncr
paflof and buffet caf attached. HQc evening
cNpress leaving g = fu has rafiof car At
tachee. These trains make direct connection
81 Detroit for AL points ERsL
tXrress leaving ~ AZ 5s M has wagner
sleeping ear 20 Detroit. arriving IN Detroit ~
- al.
Through railroad tickets aud ocean steam
ship tickets and sleeping cal berths secured ~
r.. o. II. & n. Office. = Monroe-sa. ans ~ the
depot.
JOHN ". LOT ID. frame Manager. Dctreit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
LEGAL ADVERTISING.


FITlI w VII INT SNITIE
NDfic< Is keSses ssees tEzt thx osfcr II the
~ iaf ti,r j }sf wArS Utz 81 kelS ~ -
50 Eli<eibgtk 4tt14e AEa sh2i gAe "a r&li iaf
sAl4 eatf = nsN u las tk24s i tef o04ef-
siSaee far cetisctl1l. &41 f&Al ht = ~ eticA4
al rs szl1 1stcx Entl EHe 1e Gal ek fhe leth
49, 81 SAn84rs. sttef sfe ara F.fa eAtl - 81
ttss 1all.s ffnM cioek = T. lettl = q ack
h A.. fai fht plsrpasf IS fcct slHE fAkea.
Asfea Lfl2z1 hapsNs kskezss<seE a. J. le<A
MARTIN q EEIAotk
laIixetsT fifst v are
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

C.fv clerks OHes.
Grand ps4fts Nieh-. Ftr "A -.
Notice . hsrshr Even that tsf sfsesueIi
me. In fhs efv Il trar1 Fsyies - nsr 81
~ hsnds 40 that I vIl feee 80 S@t Eitff
th.FeeH fsr ~ ptrfft q tvrrfv GAYS rev
this sats - ne enee 81 tht gfE sEsszsrss,
Cry hsA 8kaBst fJkkt
rsrs Ttrr fTrt Fsf%ef.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
CHICAGO OCTOBER g lss0

fWeek days. Daily. fEKcspt sKturdsy
Q.0Q A. ~. has through chslr car fe Chi
c'VS cago. No ira charge fer seafs-
1.u0 P. NJ runs L.reGTb e Chicsge solid
i'VO with wager buffet car. seats. %
ctGtS
sos p n y s's trsusa Ie',T car ... E Man., ,s
g Traverse City.
l1:30 si.s p ~ c:, ss.is train has sleeper fer Ir''
1135 e. e h :sss sss s a ss,ss s,s Tsssss !. s pa
and also . combination siesping Ard
lsrler ca Through to lnosansp0iit
via Benton Nsrbof.
DETROIT. NoyENBtk %. isS.
LANSING A NcsTseRss
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
Dissolution.

- ~s-4r.s~esfr ; ff 1~Sss1sek ~ 80 rteEs :.
Ers Il Cea = kr& - /. Ee& - aes
sfs-> rs1 ~ HNreei 1eTs~tt - =
<-.~sl-.se - - rtsrssts 81 EFs b J. Erss
- f-s~ f-rs - - Eteu8 ss Er& , =, ~
- ues q p Avery ~see sFees ~ 80 -
srs AZ e1eerf - trE
- N-ter tst nAr &-IneFf g -
s.s1ss..< - 4 thrr-aEfty 49, 80 ersE'ef
49, F-s-...ss F-fsalps 81 fEf~essl<. ne
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DE Z. G. Wrsf's NFEvF AND BEAiy IHEsT.
NExT. a suaranteed specific for HysfeTls Bizzi-
ness. Couvufsions. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache Nervous PIesfratien caused bs the
usc Of cohes or tobacco, Nakefulress. Mental
Depression, sefteaing q the Brain resg t'Eg
IN fnssnify snd lsssinE % misery. decay ard
dcsth. Premafure Old age. BsFrenness. less
of Pawer in either ser. fnvoisrfsrv Losses sHd
srerwaforfb0fa caused hv ever-eNeTtson eftse
hrsir self-zbuse OF oYeF-inGHlgeaCe. Zach bo1
cnutsips one rnenfh's treatment slao a beH
e. sfr bcxes for 500. sent hJ mail prepaid on
receipt cf price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cRre anr case. WITH each order recelr
hy us for SIN boKes accompanied - S4. We
vii send the purchaser one written ggsfsnfee
a. refund fhe Ulomey 81 tke treatment Z 0es net
eject q cure. 8uafanfses issued ouiT -
WHITE 4 WHITE.
Nsrten Hesse Pharmacy sole AgsRts,
g Monros<trest. Grand Rapids, Mfh.
0PEN ALL NIeHT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

fDaliN. Al 0fhtrs oalit except ru&uaE.
Taxing effect Su8sAs. July la. lsAe.
Sleeping ear cu feoinc aud hflenfic IA
Presses - slc IRON Detroit farior cars run
81 Day bxpress AID GRAND Rapids fxpress g.
anc frtm fctfali lirteI eaEuocfieus maze
81 Detroit ~lft al Through tfzluE last Tics
cts on'sAle NJ lniaa Ticket once. 6s Nsnros
81. and II lhien aeHeE
Fkfn ~ DalGGs ceHa Ag't. s. Monroc-sL
o. ". kUoslEs .. ,, and I. AEf. Chlcago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

rheumatism.

- ozeea Aka
kay ~ lssA
"A hsl h.at7 cf
ysF lRFAiGAhIe
sd fNs 81 54cees
kel zEe oesf fse
4asna ak rhea
"a q ssel - cftes
kace iEA t1e eezl Il
1e 1aster.1
J III. Fezrsk
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
ksarsIgia.

E2gersswn Na-
AEHI. tsA
aaz slhxrs ~ rs
szAy. haze sss.1 -
gasss - 81 psl-
zle4 aat f~ad =
. sg<s1ys ses<Nse
e4se
Mas. AaSEs kkiLsx.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

A buIes las just besa patented, the
base of whioh. ss well as the boay, i
covered 81 an alloy aon-fasible a. any
temperature which is - possible % gen
srase In gun barrel The necessity Tor
such a bullet has been caused y the in
reduction of pieratea OF snoseless
powders. nbioh generate such intense
heas rhas tse bsse or head e ths baiisi
g. r,ei tad and csnsea eanestly made ragTed.
Accuracy af sia IS thas mech impaired.
TIE tendency 81 iste. I'm ne desire =
seeare Increased accuracy. las been -
sfrfnisb re tiae - the bore ans rssers
70 compressed pow3ers anS casea bal
la.s ana tas new hullet cones In mest
o-oor.anelT 40 saaciss tse latest in
r,rs~auoas = - - as 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
$500 Reward |!

- - - g. ss.---s s~sr<< frr s-r.ss - Ir-e
frealrf Tp-rlrrss4 sfef Hr-.seeet tz ,feef ~.
r.f-z@t-f - rs~rrt ~-et rtf y e~fF
r..,-tsss 4t~et f.tis 49, ftf ffrerfrs staf1T
- ,sss re~~ 80 fsfr'4 . -ressfse SO
-, - 80 esss-fsss1r fsrEf .'-teer tIerre frrsa
..,-<si-fec, e t5ts ~erts Berart ~ se-fss-tefas
=. slae sr~rtrF rserstsr-tfrrf rr4 -
Tsrr r1HE = vrs7 Clag sff OK 49, a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
IAKr snoRR a mcnFeAN sorrEEhN
DULUTH, SOUTH SHORE 1 ATLANTIC

TlEckkT wkekER BUfFET SlttPtsS
IRE Duluth, ,Soatf Sbores Atlantic Ry. is -,
ssorf Lips tFsW iower Nlchlgsn 70 MAJ
sve.ts. ApBgiaon, ksEsunee S. Pau Mr.
nsspels, OBlvta, psrasso. Seattle, Isoens
snc the 6resi Northwest
Fos Nsps Lowest Rates. go. esH .r ns<rs<i
.eEef Afert 81 address
Va bkhkIke. Jhcksor. sich-
tistrlet fass Areut
w FITCH. (-E. HIfB4Eb
Gen Nanae>r q. PAIA-
k8rs 8erta klehiEsn
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Sir Na-ell Macksuaie = authorisT tet
tss statement fass wess - she leadlaa
-.t-rs 81 Ger fran = relaxea eenaition 81
sas 4enar tarcaA breaEat en-. - -
Irees. entirely y sr'oklng- eut 49,
rcscs ara rarely Affected taat Vsy hs
hss naieaS she ssms tsing IS Pnatie
sreaFers snd .Ierrvnen- Ne sars thai
f,r a ssifrass sa-~aa - ssuai snsoss-
isien atmosphere 81 = -cfr non "a fA1
car is even Torss shss tas set8sl 80 81
AneaeeA
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04

Passed and appra we'd by the Common Coun-
oil Of the city OF Grand Rapids in regular ses-
sion held Monday evening November - 1910.
". A. SHINKMAN.
City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
TRAIE 1INE lAslES.


1raiHs E1art II FuG &Alls.
bsiiS q cepi SnRaAy.
sisxFsEs aAp FkE4nK ca sKRxIc1
Aertb-ll 81 : IA trata psIisT chair car lor
A4cAinsN cts. lo s. n tfain, N4EAef
rieepnE JsT ief hkSktEa~ Cts.
couth--e - a. iran bAs psTlar thslf - -
Cincinnati h s. n train has tffouGt farler
cNf Ser Vfic4Fe & o. n traiE. NakEef slenF
ihf Car ief Cincinnati, u O. n train. N-l
Def SleerlEg Car fer Nhlckse
Neskesen. GrsEa ksFtds A Indisa1
tpT AaskeEsn. ~ tt > "a. II A. Ha. 8 81 d N
frem a. ietttn = NJ ( it ~
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nv of us, if we are older, said anoth-

any of us, if we are older, said anoth'
er.
Mamma soothed and comforted little
Annie, and sent her home happy, with
one of her own Annie's Outgrowl
dresses that just fitted her, and a prom
ise to come and see her mother.
When she had gone mamma stopped
and kissed Robbie.
My own precious laddie, my little
man." she said, fondly.
But l wasn't brave at first l want.
ed to run awey like coward, only
thought of you and how ashamed !
shoul Id be to have YOU know about II,
said Rob.
"That was right, dear; but remcm
ber God sees and knows always
Mamma might not, perhaps; but We
cannot hide any thing from HIM
Think of that when you are tempted
We must try very hard not to 90 any
thing we are ashamed or sorry to have
God mustn't we"
"rll try; but, o mamma, sometimes
it is so hard even to do right in little
bits Of things"
II know, Iaddie dear; but rcmem'
her, we can always have help if we ask
for ."-NationdL Baptist.
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Babies.

Babies are a deal of trouble, and
they make a place untidy, and they
cost a lot of money to keep; but stlll
YOU would not have the house without
Them. 1t woull not be home without
their noisy tongues and their mischief
making hands. Would not the room
seem silent without pattering feet, and
might not you stray apart II no pratt
ting voices called you together?
1t should not be so, ana yet L have
sometimes thought the tiny hand seenl-
ed as wedge, dividing. 1t is a bear.
ish task to quarrel with that purest or
all human affections-that perfecting
touch to O woman's life-a mothers
love. 1t is holy love that we coarse
1ibred men can hardly understand,
and I would not be deemed to lack rev.
crence for it when 1 say that surely 1T
need not swallow up all other alice
ton. The baby need not take your
whole heart, like the rich man who
walled up the desert well. Is. there
not another dusty traveller standing
by?
DO not, in your desire to be a good
mother, forget to be good wife. No
need for all the thought and care to be
only for one. Do not, whenever poor
Edwin wants you to come out, answer,
Indignantly "What, and leave
baby ~ Do not spend all your eve
nings upstairs, and do not confine your
conversation exclusively to whoOping-
cough and measles. My dear little
woman, the child is not going to die
every time it sneezess; the house is
not bound to get burnt down, and the
nurse run away with soldier every
time you go outside the front door nor
the cat be sure to come and sit on the
precious child's chest the moment you
leave the bedside. You worry yourself
good deal too much about that solita-
ry chick, and you worry everybody
else, too. Try and think of your other
duties, and your pretty face will not be
always puckered into wrinkles, and
there will be cheerfulness in the parlor
as we'll as in the nursery. Think Of
your big baby little. Dance him
about bit; call him pretty names;
laugh at him now and then. 1t is on
ly the first baby that takes up the
whole of a woman's time. Five or six
ho not require nearly so much atten-
ton as one. But before then the mis-.
chief has been done. A house where
there seems no room for him, and
wife too busy to think of him, have
lost their hold on that SO unreasonable
husband of yours, and he has learnt to
look elsewhere for comfort and COM
panionship.
Idle Thoughts of an Idle FeloV."