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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
DEFENDED DANCING.
The Bishop of Chester, England, says It's
All Right.

The Bishop OF Chester, England, Says It's
All Right.
The Bishop of Chester, England. re-
Gently defended dancing The occasion
was a diocesan conference OF lady asso-
c.ates of the Girls Friendly Society
held al Chester 10 consider the amuse-
ments to be provided for the girls con-
nected with this society. over this
conference the bishop presided. One
branch Of the society permitted dane
ing. while the other had UNANIMOUSLY
agreed 10 discOuntenancc IL and TO sno-
slitute Tor It basket making. To those
girls who had never felt the enclrciing
arm, the soft touch and the
wb.spered yap.dity OF the male
animal IN the progress of the
may dance. basket making might
give the necessary recreation, but the
substitute would never satisfy their
dancing sisters. The bishop - Right
Rev. Francis John Jayne, D.D.-plalnly
told the assembled matrOns that N his
opinion they were striving against na-
ture III fighting against dancing, which
was one Of the most natural amuse-
ments. He had had experience Of
dancing before his accession 20 the
bishopric, and "Wlth results both saus
isfactOry and encouraging" What the
decision OF society was. if any indeed
was reached, Is not stated, but 1t Is
pretty safe to say that making baskets
will not be accepted as a substitute by
the girls for the graceful exercise OF
dancing L. Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

As SILENCE gives consent, the Democ-
racy OK Michigan has endorsed Speaker
Reeds course IN the House. VIII the
Democrat take notice and let Speaker
Reed alone for the rest CT the cam
s,a7rrr,
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
This list {, furnished By W. R. scrlbu

This list Il furnished bv W. r Scrlbner
real estate dealer. 56 Pear-st.:
John II. Fly TO Henry Vance, n IS II.
lot g. Stevens 4 Pierce S nb..........-..-S 90
Eugene Klein 60 BemardTS schultz and
add 500
Geo. W. lar.e 10 Bessie Earle. lot y.
kafhbuu ............. 5000
WA 81 Robinson To Gerrit Nevengal.
lst g. blk tj Oakdale Park add. go
6errit NevenZai 90 t1eo. II. kiril and. lot
@ blk -. Qakdaie PARK add ................ 200
Thomas T.. Morgan 10 BOra Bell Mer-
r.am. lot o. Morgau's add.....-..-......... 500
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

County Ticket.
For state Senator
WILLIAM d. ADAMS.
For sheriff
ISAAC r. LAMOREAUX
Fer Caunfy Clerk
JANE, $. hN0A.
For Reg ster Of Deeds
NATHANIEL klCE.
For County Ireasurer-
SHERMAN Il. CoLsON.
For Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES r. Nc bklDb.
For Circuit Courf commissioners
pN iaHl Op->.
ALFf,Ep WoLCOII-
Fer l1fnufrs-
HENRY F.. I0CEER.
DANIEL y. WALLACE.
Fer surveyor
DOaR SkEELaS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
40 II Bsl aIBEKS.

Ans Sabseribsr 20 nHE TELEGRAM
HEEAED who rsits 70 receive the paper
regularly. o. who nlay have reason %
eou4plala 81 late delivery. viii confer a
.pectal favor by Informing this once Of
the face Al once. ssnd Poslti card on call
an fefaphone 33k.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

TIE importance r. pgFi1ying ths Bod car
ret ~ Creresfiratsa. for wht Ffe
hieo5 yen csaeot euiry eoad hsalfh.
At ia.s sea1n nesriy every c1e reeds
eaod uefie.ne 81 rrr r. v.feilfe srf ear.0h
tss fiocd. ard T8cfs ssFsagar q = worthy
yaur eo8fia.enee. It is recaiiaT 81 tllaf i
sfrea etaens ard s-lEds ~ tas sTstszl. creates
a. ar0sffe ard tones tie 6ssstc1, Fliie
s. srlnicafes slsssse. GIVE fr.aL
Hroc se7ssr8ls.1a IS sasd tvs sr1Erss-E
Frspared ~ 6. 4 Hacd 8 Co. IeseIl Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Have used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
for Group and colds, and declare il a
positive cure. Contributed hv WIN.
Kay, go Plymouth-avc. Buffalo, y. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
OFFICIAL PAPER or TIE CITY,


state Ticket.
Fer GsVernor-
JANIS NJ TI RNEB, of Iugham-
Ear Lieutenant Governor
WILLIAM 8. LINTON. Of saginaw.
Fer secretary 6f state
WASHINGTON GARDNER. Of Calhoua.
For -taUr ffeasuTrr-
J0sEPH Il. MOORE. OF Wayne.
Fer Aetifo~ General
IhEA9N j 6tDDlN65, Of hRlamazoo.
For Comm. .ss.oner of state Land omce-
JOHN a. BERRY. OF utseso-
For Attorney teueFI.-
BhNJAMIE W. uI cr0N. of Tuscola-
Fs- snDerfnfendent of Public Instruction
ORR -gHD ~. of Eaton.
Fer Member of state board 0f Education
JANE, 81. bALLpt ot Allesan-
Fer Justice of the supreme Court
EuN ARD CAhlLL. OF InsnaTn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
WIhAHS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
3 And 3 T0WER BL0cK

WANTTp-Ma'e Heip-6 ozhinei makers. 2
" m8r1ire CarNcre, hano sSNffrl wee
hand lathe hand. men % cut wood, geod
agenis-fasf selling articles. serouo cooks
porter. 10 tiemskefs 10 20 south aud
Tower block.
XXANTED-rcmaie lTcip-I girls for genera
" housswort. cooks fef private isulilief
3 second girls. ! cost maker. . uiGe room
girls ! laundry woman. ] flfrd cooh. Eeceud
cook Ladies Parior. 3 and Tower block.
C0Sa VIII tuy a rev 6-room house on West
vOuV side, closets and paatr1.
G1000 WIN buy new 7-room houss on month.
'iVVV y instahment pian3 north par ~
city.
e1on0 wnl buy room house on Broso
QlLOV wsy-sf. good repair finished in
oIi and yarnishec large windows ana foiaing
doors
S1300 win buy gooa house o. I,roaav AZ
-" ~ 81. on monthly insiaiment piitt E
So Gown. SO per month.
gIln0 VIII bus b rev Sroom horse east
Tl1Vo part 81 city. north q Fountain
<fc0n WIN buy = new room house viii
tloyo hali. olesets aua pantry fne 3oca
to-. south pari 81 ciit.
G1EnN Wfl bay new froow bousf un
cibtt Woodlswr ave. nnisheo in Ga shs
vanished
WATCH for cur iisi o. higher priced property
" next wees.
$500 wnl luY ? s.room heass 50. n Naa
u W ifor-sFe corner iet Terms fatf-
SIX IN va ttt h'pe IPttn jus.
tAo " lrebriag SIS han, ci0sefs auc 81
class rfpflr
C1QaQ var DsF besunfui home - Norfh
: a ttfff I.afaTeffr-sf bruen new fnf inea
fa. 500 down. balance in msniaig rayHen
A1Ann NiH buT . ban fHe ner rrnn'
= ~ erl nre. oaE HfI.t hHfHr retrr
aHG afsrpss street graded. on caie eaf ias
one 81 fhs Ffrs besf Ioctf oHs in tif Citf A
hsrEsIn.
C98na wu bsy ries sreoH hense p.
> = Affff spafhrrr rarf ef city. rrHfrt sire.
fta fseeffar. . f-aef l-eIn iiIfiti9H-sf faf
Secs ssr dovr. easg frrlHs
0gHn Hri aufa heHf thaf - surrrise
= 3fN fea. musf - sris 0ftIn ftr-f
uprfe F0r particulars eaa af anc 9 Ioref
hiers
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

naNsT SIFE Ali Aof ATTENTION n
II E,e0Es1ss LAKE ns1taSEt - tat st1ft fSSllx
$ g a. ~ 1sf ans 49, atleci xet - lsrs Se4
fFoFsA-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Is made FROM the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

County Ticket.

for Representative N Congress. FIFTH District
CHARLES ". ATKINS. OK Kent
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

FOR RBNT-RooNs.
EOR RENT-Eurmnshed front rooms FOR
sleeping; furnace heated and bath room.
Inquire 20 Bartett-S;~ opposite south Diyl-
Sion-stTeet school. 70
TOR RRENT-Furnished front rooms. furnace
heated and bath room; also rooms FOR
light h0use Keeping. Inquire 2iL Bartlettst..
opposite south Diyision-sireet school. 1S
TOR RENTAL s5a month. six rooms. the
second floor Of No.4 tar-si. Inquire AZ
5S spnng-st. 259
UOR RENT-Steam heated rooms for Offices
= or light housekeeping. facing Pear.-st.,
LedyarG block third floor: references requir-
ed rent low. Apply at Grand Rapids bnsi-
ness College office. 80
, EOR RENT-Two front rooms on first floor
y for s. q month, Two on second door f1r
s. month, At -e3 and 20 North Ionia 81 re-
quired. IS
TOR RENT-Furnished rooms FOR light house
Il keeping. suitable for gentleman aud vile.
q Barclay 81. 2o
Er0R RENT-Nice suite OF ; rooms. ten min
4 utes' walk rom postonce, In most healthy
and slightly pat Of. city; come aud see them.
they viii SUIT you. IL Cl.ntJn-st. %
EoR RENT-0ne nicely furnished front
TOR RENT-Furllshed rooms. at a sheldon
81. Price slDO aud upwards. 30
TOR RENT-Four rooms with spring and s,tt
y water. az 20 Ottawa-st.. near Bridge ST..
only s per month. Inquire ca premises or
office ofC i. Ives. over No. Is Cfns!-si -6l
TOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room.
i with alc0ve, steam and gas. 81 North
louia-st. 81
EoR Rents rooms on ground floor. at 70.
li2 Lyon-st-. cor barclay. sO
TOR RENT-Rooms. furnished or unfur-
nished. at l5 North Park-st. 30
poR REST-Pieasaut furnished rooms with
or without board. lS2 south Diyision-st.
EOR RENTING handsomely furnished
i rooms; board " desired. IS LsgIayg-st.
FOR RENT-A desirable aat. 70. % Pleasant
4 St. Sl6 pcr month"; also store NO. fle co1tn
Divisi0R-st. Inquire 7. Haiaey. s, sheldon -.
~
TOR RENT-Turnishcd rooms al the New
carheid. ia lsand-st., one block south of
FuifOu-sf- park liI modern Improvements.
good well WafeT' transient trade solicited. Is
TOR RENT foor front 3 foor and hsse-
Il fnegt No. Pearst; cheap 60 permanent
tenants. Inquire I. 6. lhHing. phone AZ.
ron RENT-Furnished rooms. suitable Tor
L two gentlemen. Inquire - Esnsom-st.
~ q
EOR Furnished and unfuraished
4 rooms at the Brunswick. O. South Division
st steam heated. Mrs. McGee. filti
U7oR RENT - Furnished and unfurnishea
L rooms. steain Ee3tes. At Park Pace Mrs.
a. /. smith. FHi
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

kAk SAAE-Mx acs are EAase aE ze1ENce.
asx.s Erarla c-sl1iEse1. slc ,ft1 stsa
eEer ief S&.s lar tatk. iAIft r4fstsl. h4lt stt
s. ias-f9..zas alI-las rsela aa4 si.enS1 A hes
rs,.sals. tsafl-rQsiA Ael and eele eSsss opS.&lrs
114 ase1. -4s ASS lsg-Acts tas 1s0sz c&N ne8
- ols,i1FAse1 lor So tas tal siGlt. a. Gas
iroAt 81 gas ef0aA et tEe tecrele VIA 3 g ~
fseN - tse citx is eorsn s4kN tls0ss X. b
ehan2A. Aec2 zr4 DlocA oorarf et fc&r eac
tItaN4ssS 4-u
NEW HersES READs FOX foI "a ear
y iaerfk 81. bItss.s1-st ST fshfh ward
vlaG - pflee> Elsf U-A sLit SNeF F4rsrS. Lets
an al esq iia-e ieI sale a.,s tfl1Fe AID ttfesS
- & SATISFY saE. -as a. uelaGt hesiHE ftf-
Hef (, laTFQLs AeN A9AscllAa hallatEz ols-
n NzFls. S tanS.-Sf
EQB SALE-N n Aogse has eosf aae = thousand
selisrs nlsrt Haas I "a pec.eai ] Qasai n
have hras f 11t 81 wan a 2n4t Iutts aS1rs
efers teN aags csS Lls s04A SfeDt hoase =.
l.. ear t.zNn toaTt aRa IeTr2ce-ass. iQi a<E
as ieE seta - So Fcr moola. tie n-Feam
hease. Ae 20 fcflfcs-sFs- issT $500 af 81 isel
tuelfh- HIS @E3et1 HlIscs % iari>-.tx- aear
Thomas ST., iaF sit4 er - pSr MQDth. kt
t-cllt.eT i4y<t pfire> iaciiiae srs1iuE sa1d l.g
eisieru AID roneItte Walks eet Glsa hls va
ca1t lots oa Paris Neiie4c a8Q South uta.-,f.
- $50 Gua $50 Charles "a IQiGs Loly ara
block. fearl-sI,. entrance,
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

kNk AHA t0rfN aerp farm near eftaWa
4 hesch price s8.N. ln4ulTe lf Coolest
Al. 81. belham- e
t0K SALE OR RENI-A 81 sers faria s
mNes from PiUnaeld. splendid ia lainss
a. soua feralri Vii sell for $3.50 vi ftat
ieF slat year. Jacob Grating. ksa county .
Piu1ib MAIs. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Circulation Guaranteed 20 be the
largest OF All Michigan Dallies Ex-
cept Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

0ntsa Press Rsporsss Prompt sns EartY
osigsors. a. the Lseai Ns~s. ana ths
ciaansst ano Nosf Plaia'T Printed Paper
PgBiIshsa in Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

NyANTED-Safety bicycle for either lady d
W gentleman; bali BEARINGS, ia good order
Inquire =. L. Hamlin. Fourth National Bank
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
FOUND

EOUND-A laty's watch owner can hsRe the
same by calling a 10 Sammer-st.. and
paying cor this nolice.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

T10R RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
L rooIus. steam Ee9tea. At Park Place. Mrs.
a. l.. smith. faHi
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

NVANTED-Thc "old Reliable. " az 26s South
W Dlvision-st.. SO stoves. other goods ac
cordingly. a. IS. Smith.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

MADAME HEULLER reveals present and
VI sufure. tells an life business and family
affairs. she can be eqgalec by none. none VIII
leave her without being satisfied. Call at 75
ShdWmQt ave. .,
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

/ ocI-A ciamend earring ca MashinstSn
- south iztayeTge or south Prospect SIS
l3e nH1eF NiH tc literally rewarded ty rf-
turniag 10 a. g. Nayhels. s. Monfoe-sL
/ uST-Sspt. la, shout lo q an. a pocSel -ho. *
- CfntalliaE II is and sl.Kvf. ccf. ~ Wfli fi-
ave. and latayalls-St 10 uelnE The prop ry
81 Z cor yo0ns lady a Efc4f favor Nou.f be
c0nI rred - leaving same al Cab e Co. G. nj e.
..s
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Tor RTNT-Furnishet and Unfuraishe
L rooms 20 the brunswick 81 South Division
e.. steam heated. Mrs McGee. fl2sf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

EOR SALE-Staek of wheat and oat straw
bargain for cash. Harrison wae9n works
Telephone So 1alu
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
AGENTS WAETED.

Luth hIn-- v y tl'l'
- b.
NANTED-Agents for the History OF the TX.
W ploratlons 0i, Daring Deeds snd 1raAi
Achievements OF Stanley; agents outAt ci.9ji
circular free. Address -. \. 1roNnll- %.
Toledo. Ohio. Alu
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

L'0R SALE-Che8p, g horse power boiler and
engine nearly new. vita iurnace. settling.
etc. complete. Inquire % T. G. iaWiaEi phone
AZ. i-5tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

EoR REVT-Hsuse for rent Inquire a. s.
4 WasalugtOa-s'.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
FURaITUEE AID PIANOS sT0aED.

pADCLIFf l. HOLT. general warehousemen.
H AZ IA south Divisloa-st.. store pianos and
furniture at low rates: eXpert packers ana
careful movers with large vans" seut prompt
IL by feleDhOning 10. go Jan l-5l
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-07-19
Cause of the Recent Epidemic.
From Transatlantic.


The origin of the influenza epidemic
is described in the Unsere Zeit by a
writer who saw the malady first break
out in the Central Asian Khanate of
Bokhara. He traces the primary cause
so far back as the summer of 1888, which
was exceptionally hot and dry, and was
followed by most bitter winter and
rainy spring. The dried-up earth was
full of cracks and holes from drouth and
subsequent frost, so that the spring
rains of 1889 formed ponds and lakes in
these holes throughout the Khanate, in
undated the new railway cuttings, and
turned the country into perfect
marsh. When the hot weather set in
the water gave off poisonous exhala-
tons, rendering malaria general. AS the
winter had been so severe the Bokari-
OTIS were obliged to spend money on fir
ing instead of food, SO that they were
weak from want of nourishment, while
the severe fast of Ramadan further re-
duced their strength to resist disease.
Then the influenza epidemic appeared
suddenly, and the enfeebled inhabit-
ants died off in large numbers, while
the Europeans suffered SO severely that
at one time all the household of the
Russian Legation in the city of Bokhara
were in bed and there was no one left to
nurse the invalids. The Russian Rail
way officials and soldiers were equally
affected, and as soon as the sufferers be-
came convalescent they hurried home
to Russia for change of air and good
nursing. Evidently they took infection
with them, for the epidemic travelled
westward along the Central Asian Rail
way to break out at st. Petersburg in
October and thence to spread over all
Europe. Caravans travelling eastward
from Bokhara to Siberia also conveyed
the disease to the post stations along the
road
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-07-19
CHAT ABOUT NOTABLE PEOPLE

QUEEN NATALIE of Servia has insured
her life for 100000 for the benefit OF
her son.
THOMAS B. RAMBo, of Morristown, N.
J., has lust been restored to possession
of his property, valued at 1000, which
was taken from him seventeen years
ago when the Court declared him to be
habitual drunkard.
Mrs. STUART ROBSON was one OF the
most devoted of wives. She never was
on the stage herself, but she accom-
panied her husband on all his tours and
was widely known and much beloved
in the dramatic world.
CARDINAL MANNING's aversion to
strong drink in every form is so great
that twice in articulo morris he has re-
fused stimulants, and he alludes tri-
umphantly to the fact that he got we'll
each time as proof that stimulants are
never necessary.
MENDELssoHN, the composer, has q
cousin who is the leader of a band of
Russian Nihilists, and who was recently
arrested for threatening the life of the
Gar. The Nihilistic cousin is, there
fore, in no sense a composer, particular
w of the Cars shattered nerves.
THE late Princess of Thurn -and-Taxis,
sister of the Empress of Austria, was
few years ago regarded as the hand
soonest and most intellectual woman in
Europe. She was once engaged to En-
peror Francis Joseph herself, but he
tilted her to marry her 16-year-old sis
ter.
LABoUcIERE got hit badly the other
day. Col. Saunderson, in heated
speech, compared him to "gargoyle."
81 believe you don't know what a gar
goyIe is" said Labby. eyes, / do"
shouted Col. S.; cit is a grotesque gut
ter-spoutn' Labby joined in the general
laugh.
Miss CHARLOTTE ROBINSON, a decora-
tive artist Of London, had the good
fortune to make set of doylies for the
Queen and some Vatican scenes for the
Princess of Wales. Immediately Miss
Robinson's work became the fashion,
and now she receives any price she
chooses to ask for her work, and is
getting rich with very little labor
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-07-19
Compressed Tea.
road.

An attempt is being made to introduce
the use of compressed tea. 1t is claimed
that it has many advantages over loose
tea, the chief of which is that the leaves
being submitted to heavy hydraulic
pressure all the cells are broken, and
the constituents of the leaf are more
easily extracted by the boiling water,
thus effecting considerable saving in
the quantity required for use. It's great
advantages over loose tea, however,
would seem to be its more portable
character, and in the case of lang sea
voyages, or for use in expeditions, the
reduction Of its bulk to one-third The
compression of tea in blocks further, it
is said, constitutes real and important
improvement in the treatment of the
leaf. 1t is claimed that trouble, waste
and uncertainty are avoided, and that
eXactitude in measuring is insured. 1t
is also alleged that by compression the
aromatic properties of the leaf are re-
tanned for much longer period, and
that it is better preserved from damp
and climatic changes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-07-19

Born Without Eye-Balls.
From the St. Louis Globe Democrat.

From the ST. Louis Globe Democrat
Among the recent deaths in this city
which, In some measure, may be at
tribute d to the intense heat of the past
ten days, was that of q little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Collins, resid-
ing at 1909 Franklin Avenue. The child,
which had reached the age of 20
months, was blind from it's birth, but,
owing to it's pleasant features and
afectionate way, it had become quite
a favorite in the neighborhood, and
was also regarded as much of a
curiosity. The child's features were
well formed and regular, with the ex-
ception that the eyelids were slightly
sunken owing to the entire absence of
eyeballs. The eyelids, lashes and eve
brows were perfect. and the lids moved
perfectly free, but as they were sight
less they were generally kept closed,
and the little one when being carried
about, or when sitting on the floor toy
ing with its playthings, which it did the
same as other children, had the facial
appearance Of being asleep. The sock
cts were filled with feshy
substance, which was not at all
unsightly, but which was seldom
shown, except when the child became
frightened. 1t was very intelligent
little creature, considering its sight ess
condition, and was just learning to talk
The mother had been much aggrieved
on account of her child's blindness, but
after recent observations of the wonder
full dexterity of the pupils of the Mis-
souri, School for Blind, she had become
reconciled to it's condition, and had de-
termined to give it thorough educa-
ton in that institution. The child had
reached the teething period, and this
with combination of other complaints,
ended it's life.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-07-19

him. wheriver he be, by land or by sea;
Let me know how the draf gets clear. !
"An' do you know how they DID!
That bhov, SO / was tould by letter from
Bombay, bullydamned 'em down to
the dock, till they cudn't call their
sowls their own. From the time, they
left me OF till they was tween decks,
not one av thin was more than daclntly
dhrunk. An by the holy articles av
war. whin they whit aboord they
cheered him till they cudn't spsake
and that, mark you, has not come about
wild draf in the mim'ry av Twin man !.
You look to that little orfcer bhoy.
He has BOWLS. IT'S not ivry child that
wud chuck the rig'lations to Flanders
an stretch Peg Barney on wink from
brokin an dilapidated ould carkiss like
mesilf. I'd be proud to serve
Terence, you're a civilian" SAID
Dinah Shadd warningly.
$50 I am-so | am. Is ut likely l
wud forgit ut? But he was a gran
bhoy all the same, an I'm only mud
Upper wild a bod on my shoulders.
The whisky's in the heel av your hand,
sorr. Wild your good lave We'll dhrink
to the ould rig'mint-three fingers
standin' up!"
And we drank.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-07-19

CONGRESSMAN CHARLES I'll. TURNER, of
New York, is hunting icicles at Asbury
Park.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-07-19
THE BIG DRUNK DRAF.
BY RUDYARD KIPLING

BY RUDYARD KIPLING.
We're goin' 'ome, we're goin' ONE
Our ship is at the shore,
An you mus pack your 'aversack
For we won't come back no more.
Ho, don't you grIeve for me,
My lovely Mary Ann,
For I'll marry you yet on fourp'ny bit,
AS a time-expired ma-aan
Rurrork ROon BnLJnd.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-28

day last was read and adopted. The
city attorney was instructed to prepare
contract with the parties in accordance
with the first part OF the report; while
the matter of remodelling the Club the
ater for hook and ladder house was re-
ferred to the building committee.
The draft of an ordinance granting to
S. K Lindley and d. Neuhart and to
their assigns the right to construct in
the city and along and under the public
ways necessary connections and appli-
ances for the transmission of messages,
sound, signals, and the production Of
power, heat and light by the aid OF cleo
tricity, was referred to the board ofipub-
lie works.
Several requisitions were approved,
and one of them put in by the health
officer led up to a discussion, in which
it was developed that the superintend-
ent of street sprin king was delinquent
in his duties. No one, however, appeared
anxious to shoulder the responsibility
of calling him to account, and finally
the matter was referred to the health
officer for a written report.
On motion of Mr.. Van Dusen, the
street superintendent was instructed to
remove all distractions and open North
Walnut street to San Fernando road.
The usual petitions were referred to
their respective committees without
reading, and the council then adjourned.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-28
A ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN.
He Tests a California Production. HIS
Report.

st. Louis gentleman whose afliction was
sick headaches was so surprised at the cure
effected by joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla, that he
called 1t to the attention of relative, who hap
pened to be none other than DR.. F. A. Barrett,
the well-known st. Louis physician of 1862 Shen-
andoah Street. The doctor saw at once that It
differed from the potash preparations in that 1t
was purely vegetable, and becoming interested
in it, began series of Investigations and in
subsequent letter candidly admitted its curative
properties, and says:-
Wishing to test its virtues further, used It
in my own family, and prescribed it for patients
who required general system regulator. AS
result, Ican say it is an almost absolute cure for
constipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, and sick headaches. These troubles usu-
ally come from disturbed condition of the
stomach and bowels. and Joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla is the best laxative and stomach regula-
tor have ever seen, and as q general system
corrective Is almost perfection itself.
lSignedl F. A. BARRETT, M. D.,
1852 Shenandoah ST., st Louis