Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

= N Blanchard tAoetta2sl4 s241 lAss
nsg1a sa@s he had nsseF 2sP-re4 g. te-
cone kaoseraor ~ Mloa g&n s.Gplf t<-
ezuss as = ~ pEeseas Ao.a.ug down e.s
xas<rnAloraAl once re ~&s st1sag =
shs fosor of Sweels neGel wnsa al'
pg1sAcnsa ana D&a S4per SEEMED -
have lie ana slAea attention.. as 50 Sc
ninasef ths S3oyera9f 81 buas kl1uN -
Aaa. : strip of lAaa situated "a ihs
straits of NaCklnAe, winch trom -
description. na9st * = ycrl.4pls earthly
paradise.
Il a. here for the purpose q helping
Wlaans. AK ssld. a naeet hlra tonsoI-
row and according h tals tslesl lata A.
"a travel with hill tnroGs aolt tie D&l-
aaoe ~ tas czEnpzagn- &io Demo
clAls : ate-lone one, eut - nst Af-
prove II tie methods used 4 eude4sor
- defeat ] m laTner. Why, ! used -
dNnce WITH hls mother Nnen sos wks =
glrl. ! koew las father also and a.
loncsGeF man ] never met.
Il Mas one q TIE original 'Rarn
BurneFs. Perhaps yeo DO net know
What that gaeAus. Long before TIE Waf
ala Democratic conventions a number 81
men Opposed II slavery boltc1 TIE
party ana went 30 > barn - hold = sep
+ arAte convention. Nhue ne were in
F session the barn burned, ana "e were
/ afterwards named The Barn Burners.
/ In Afterwards became known a. TIE
1 Wing party.
"But 10 drop the subject OF politics.
+ Bols Blanc Island thlnE VII ~ snls,
become the SUMMER resort ot AleAi-
gan. There are twenty-fouf thoasaua
acres ln Il Ia all. IL - ntieen miles
/ long and about three ln width. osEefAi
/ years ago / heard that land couid pe
/ obtS.ned under the homestead pre-
! empuOn law, and ] lmmeo .Ately "en1
up 10 take look at Il. ! found lie
location excellent, and besides, u wA'
heavily tmbered. took up 100 acres
t and then PAID several Of nay employes
500 each 10 take up CLAIMS Al the END
of elk months. according 10 our agree.
meut, the land was decided over 70 me,
/ was ahead the property and they the
500 which | pad them. You know
under the pre-enipL0n act one can DIS
nose of BIS interest. / now own 100,
acres. / have erected a house Wei
back on a clearing. Then / have d
steam yacht and dock covered VIII
canvass. Next yearI lnteod 10 build 4
mill and | will guarantee that beiof'
long il will be the summer resort OF th'
north"
speaking Of bathing places, WI
tell you something tnAt Will surprlS
YOU. My wife had been an lnvaild 10
wears. ! took her from ocean 10 oceal
Tor her health but without avail.
seemed AS If she was doomed never I
: get well. | decided on taking her norti
, to Bois Blanc Island. AT Msckinaw sh
: WAS taken violently III and had |
send tor her nurse and physician. II
: nally got her 10 the Island by means c
LAYING her on mattress IN 70" boa
; | rowed her across. OF course ths
was before got my ste~i
yacht. One day after being there s.
: months she said: Il think | would lik
! to eat some meat ana potatoes.
was of course surprised and saie
I 'Why, ma, you must be mistaken
y She told be no, and as / believe ths
the stomach should have what il crave
q she got what she wanted. she ate
piece of meat as big as my hand an
some potatoes. That same day she 10
lowed me through the woods ighnn
/ brush heaps and today she IS apparent
ss healthy as any woman IN America.
JH. Hitchcock, Of the firm Of l
q Hitchcock, Son & Co., Of Detroit, Il
Il largest dealers in imported woolens an
taiiors' trimmings IN Michigan, IS stol
ping at the Morton. He Is here ns
alone on business, but on a pleasul
0 trip as well.
n "The Mckinley bill has raised q
r price on Italian serge and coat linln'
n and foreign woolens," he said. III
tariff varies according TO the grade
" the goods. Still, notwithstanding th
: fact, trade has not been 80 good IN yea
:. as il is now. do not think the Ecki'
/. ley bll. Will affect business IN the leas
e When in Europe / anticipated that Il
d bill would pass and bought very hea
v ilv. The result is we have a large stos
,r on hand, and If il should become nece
: sarv, are well prepared for sny rise
l. the market. But imported woolens a
x not what we are selling the most {
r The demand for the domestic article
II phenomenal and It IS pretty good 3
~ ucle at that. No, sir, | don't think 6
n Mckinley tariff blll will inJure busine
re in the least"
is Fred A. Baker. OF Detroit, arrived
Grand Rapids last night and register
at the Morton House. He comes he
p. to argue A motion IN the United Stat
- Court 10 test whether the Pewabic nj
" can can be legally sold or not. j
u, sale Is advertised for November 6. ]
- case comes up for argument today.