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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
WHAT PEOPLE WANT
WANT NTED--SlTUATlONS ARE FREE
ALL OTHER ADVERTISING IS PAID FOR.
AL oTnER ADVERTISING IS PAID FOR.

Twelve words VIII us-
ually a a ixe two line-s
thirteen and not 10 eN-
ceed twenty words three
lines. and ia the larger
advertisements the aver
age ia seven words TO "a
line. There is bur one
price and thar is quoted
in Ihe table herewith.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

NNANTED--A gentleman capable. trGst
w worthy OF exeeilent nksins ana business
qualifications With ten years residence in tbs
c.ty, good sircS man pennlan sRd correspond
ent 4 aesires q situation when close and careful
attention - business viii be appreciated aHd
rewarded. Address Pennsylvania Telegram
Herald once. Aa
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
PERCYSN YDER
g CanaI -. Room l5.

2S Canal st, Room Is.
WORKING MEN ATTENTION. or 10 scr.
W tracts for sale near d. 4 ". junction. only
SIS an acre. Here IS q chance 10 get a good
home
Ok FOOT FRONT on scribner-st.. near
~ Bridge OF slt rents FOR sl4s a year.
CHOICE 80 acre farm In Southern Illinois to
y trade for property here.
NEW 7-ro0m house aud choice lots, only
y $40
drug STORE business and stock IN first
II class location for sac reason for selling.
SD health % proprietor, price $50. worth
double the amount 20 a live naa-
/ HAVE = frstelass ilvsrT stock for sale or
Il trade.
MONEY TO LOAN a. s and per cent en- rilt
AZ edged security. Percy snFder. - Canal-st
IT WILL PAY parties wishing % nskein-
vestments 10 cal and look over my list b.
fore purchaslEE-
PERCY SNYDER
25 Canal-st.
"a
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Meskezen News
Frsrce wi rot permit co1sv-Trents
of ths kech lymph - cross hsr frontier.
Perhaps = feared taat German IDEAS
may secure . pace IN th= patients Vho
may hs charged vish me rmph he-
tween taa saoaider blades. hrou DO
.o permit German inaaaucs - sness
into France even through A syrsagp.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
CHURCH SERVICES

Notice-fn future the TEtsssA2- II EsALD Will
publish. under THIS head. caly such lees as
are scot % this once eaeh week. not later
ay0ie mistakes aud duplicate nOtiess.
In these announcements "usual servicss"
or hours mran thai the moraiak service 0e
ours at l3.D a. IA. aud eTeaia= service AZ
p. IA.
sui,h Memorial church-Rsv II. A. Nc
Intsre. PASTOR. Services al the usual hours.
The pastor will preach m the morning. and
Rev. A. K. Merriam IN the evening.
Church OF Christ-Rev W. j. Russell. pastor.
Usual ssrviess merainx ana eyesing. SUNDAY
m Morning subject. Going Back TO JerusA-
sem or Search Tor the Ola Path.
UniyerSalls.- Rev Charles Flahrcr. pastor.
Morning subject The Natural Place oiJesus
Among the Worlds feachers." In the even
INK Mrs A. l.. d d'ATcaaibal. founder OF the De-
troit House ~ ludgstry fOr Prisoners VIII
speak upon Prison care OF Discharged Pris-
oaers." sunday school Al IL m.
First Episcopal Church-key. A. r. Merriam.
pastor. Services morning and evening. Rev.
"A. A. Mcintyre. OF smith Memorial Church.
Will pre- aCh in the syenihg.
Plainneld-Ave NJ +. Church-Rev. ". A.
FRYE pastor. Iornlng, Baptism and recep-
tien OF members. Evening subject: The
Church ana the orld."
Seventh Day AdventlSts-E L. G. Moore
pastor. Good 1emplars' Han. McMullen
block. corner Island aad South Dlyision,sts.
Man and Lazurus."
Fountain street Baptist Chureh-Rev. Jno.
J. Jackson. ID. D.. pastor. UsGai services morn
ing and evening. Ia the evening the pastor
VIII give his sixth lecture on religious prob
loms. Subject. Why Does Not God Destroy
the Deyil?"
Unltsran-Rev Caroline J. Bartlett. Of
Kalamazoo. will preach morning and evening
~ the Temple Emanuel. corner Fountain and
kansom-sts, Morning SUBJECT; What Have
We q BE Thankful for." Evening subject
"Creeds: Their Use and Their Abue."
The New Church-Rsy George Henry Dole,
pastor. Services morning and evening az the
usual time. Morning subject: Seeing the
Back Of Jehovah" Evening subject: The
Law OF Life" Sabbath school aud adult ciaS.
- the close OF the morning service. Lecture
Wednesday evening. subject: How and
Where Sias Are Remitted."
Mrs. Josephine X. Wi son. OF San Francisco
Ca. will deliver a lecture for the Spiritual
Union Society at kennedy's Hall. this evening
at o'clock. All are invited. Mrs. Wilson is
a graduate OF W. J. COlylils class Of Spiritual
Science. aud comes highly recommended
Subject: The Creative Power Of Thought"
Rev. w. J. Russell. by request. will preach
next sunday morning on the subject; Going
Back 10 jerusalem; or "A search for tae Old
Paths" A cordial Invitation is extended Ia
the public.
Ames VI. Z. Church-Rev. F. II. King pastor.
Services az l0;s0 "a. M. aud az D. m. by pastor.
sunday school at noon. Young Peoples meet
Ing AZ p. m.
?. 5. society meets at No. 81 Canal-st.. iu
Greenwood Hall AZ 1890 y. N. and 1880 p. m.
sunday. Lectures hy Mrs. Adah Sheehan. ol
Cincinnati. Subjects taken from the audience
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

las9si14 aH1Hctea0t
Al Euvi.sh paper eleefullT recitss
teat Canada q Beginning - sct y "a
sririt iu the arff diescultes imposed
hy Amsrica. ard e already seeking
eostcm IN Enziana for narley tass
voalo nave Eose. order ele dgtes, -
nsaks heer * ne Unlaee SsAtes.H That
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
OFFICIAL PAPER OF The CITY,



Prof Goldwin smith has taken the
hfs Of Birchal, the executed felon, for
a text. and arrived at tue c0ncluson
SHAT no boy should be sent 70 college
Who does not show an inclination 70
study" Il EOS she sending Of the
boy there that works the harm, but the
keeping OK him there, after DC has
shown a determined disincllnat0n 20
study. Many young man, fuu Of
vigcF and anIma. spIrita. does not take
kindly 70 study, unnl be has had time
- stfcrvesce, o. 10 speak. After that
he may make good and earnest stu
dent. As bodily activity subsidies, men
tai activity often axes is place. when
the very intensity Of bis bodily activity
hAs already built up a good physical
foundation for mental labor. But, 80
far "a Blrchall - concerned, It IS unjust
b. blame anyone for his going astray.
The prime causes OF his moral depray-
ity are 80 secret and deep-hidden that
they are beyond human apprehension,
still more beyond human control.
There was something IN his very make
up that absolutely dehed keen moral
impressions. Hs was a human hend,
all The more dangerous FOR hIs likeness
% genuine humanity. While a good
turn may possibly have been gwen to
his lie, il vas beyond ordinary human
ability % recognlzs and improve the
opportunity. There Is, no doubt. sub
stantisl truth IN toe stanza;
There 3 a tlme SO know a1t When.
A point we know not where.
That marks th asssiales of men
For glorg or spair.
But % grasp th,t time and that point,
and 70 apply the proper guiding inhu-
ence. IS something very difficult TO &C
eomplish n sime. but very easy TO phil
Osophize over when too late.
Ifallsuch cha scters as sBirohan-and
the world has seen mhny-who have
been gifted vith talents and surround
ed BY good influences, and who have
nevertheless gone morally astray, could
have been subjected 20 contemporane-
Gus scrutiny, and If complete and reh-
able records OF al influences bearing
upon their lfs-hlstories could have
been made; then, &c q possible that
some rsformatory principles might
have been deduced from such records
and some corrective system devised
which might be potent % save many a
man IN the future. And thea, per-
hsps. some one might Justly
Re blamed for not having done
more 90 save young man
from destruction. But, in the nature
OF things. it Il impossible 70 keep such
records Many persons are not sus-
pscted Of beng proper subjects Of study
aud investigation. uutil they havs sud
denly gone sstrsy from the paths of
virtue. The records which can then be
obtained Of their lives snd home in1u-
ences are % distorted and wholly unre-
liable, that lt = almost impossible 70 de-
termlus Just how aud when they
swervsd from virtue.
rhsra . nothing more svsdsbis or
more potent in the world 10 meet such
difficulties n human training and de-
velopment than the Chrisuan religion.
But how frequent are its falures-noi
due. hevever. s0 the weakness Of the
system. hut rather 70 the weakness Of
itshuusn agencies. n view Of Al these
imperfsctons. Deficiencies, uncertain
tes and failures. how hsrd e = Tor any
nian b. point out the fsuls IN another =
train,ng, With any assurance OF GER
sanity
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To .un.anInrr,.

uEHAID she fails 60 receive the paper
Eesaiarlys or vha aaF have Fsasoa %
eoEapiaia of iste delivery wlu confer .
special faeov by tafaF1ntng thts ofiice OF
uP tetsphens 5st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

II seems to be conceded that Hon. NJ.
v. Montgomery will be Winans' ap-
pointee 70 the position of Railroad Com
missioner. Not one word can be said
against the fitness OF the man, but
many Democrat will criticize the sp-
p0intment. II made, as an indication
that tho old ofhcs-holders are TO have
the first chance. No new men are to
stand a fair show. Besides. ne has 4
federal Office now. and there are 90
many. Oh! 50 hungry Democrats ia
Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
WHAT OTHERS SAT-.


Bsv Clfv Irtaunet
III tne Republican majority n Con
srsss does "a duty, the solid south vii
not have 1 81 votes in the next electoral
college. snd is VII have % actually
g ecf few of ia members Of CONGRESS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

PARSEII Is splssding with his country
men for forgiveness. VIII they hear
him1 The Irish are the most generous,
vsrmhesrted peopls on earth. Il
would not bs strange, If they forgsve
hlm. lie u not the only leader in q
great cause, whose private life has not
been above suspicion. Even the great
and good washingtos's record was not
without a cloud.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Scs<E Of the clsrxyu'en Who took part
In ne conferences on the Past, Present
and Future Of Isael. +" recently held IN
Ch'csEo. are having bard anie Of t At
the hands q fellow niv.nes. Il i
possible tnst there are Chrisesn MINIS
ters n Chicago. vho are narrow enough
- - afflicted vth the ed Prsiudics
against the Jew
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

zWffrT : riatFrsf ir hgr sale er
~ .arnura trrf fmutfF hs7 Nofses
~ @'lsc fut srf teliyertt. IsitFt-If
[/fH<Xr frivef ~ uT - gesnrf - ~
1<8kt& - huraret sut ifs arret g fsrt
pasture y churth
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

$50
WANTED Male Help-2OO tiemakers to 60
w South, wages s. a day; good travelling
salesman for manufacturing house; canvass
ers for city work; wood choppers; good
lathe hand.
WANTED-Female Ielp-2 pantry girls
w dining-room girls, 2 chambermRids. II
general girls. wages $ or 500; girls for
boarding honse; lady agrnis-fast selling ar
ticle. big percentage. Ladies' Parlor. 3 Tower
block.
$3.50 win buy iTst,class S.sc. business chance
x1T0O For an S-room house on Madison
tl1 W ave; terms easy or exchange for
vars lots.
S0500 For and s-room house on Hall-st..
= oVV large barn. large lot, good locality
10 a abroad man; terms easy.
Il O0 On easy terms will buy an Sroom
= L 'pV house on Trowbridge-st.
| OOK at that s-room m odern house on Colt
ID ave-. only $500. VIII exchange for lots or
cheaper property.
TOR SALE-Large house. 51xso lot on North
Diysion-st.. only s5UO; house rents for SIS
per month.
WE have large list Of vacant lots from $50
W to $50 0.
WHERE is the builder who wants 70 buy a
W vacant corner In good locality, lS2X ll5. s.
room house On one lot, only $500 ior whole.
$3.50 for house aud lot. 5000 for vacant lot.
BUSINESS CHANCES-For Sale or Exchange
- - gcntfhi STOCKS, SsUJ9i hardware. SpjOU;
a $500 livery stock in good location, doing \
good business. 2 drug stocks. well located In
city. 5000. nj 5000; 1 Grs good stock. se0J0;
hardware. sea. 500. dry good. sle0l.
TOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Fo Grsnd Rap
Il ids property. 50 acres o. frst-class land. 10
acres cleared miles from NiddleYilie. only
ti6O1. A bargain.
DOR sALE-iel acres Of the anest land In
Michigan; good house. large basement
barn. acres OF orchard. everything hrst-ciaSs; (;
Will take coo 10 $3.50 IN city or village prom
LOR SALE-5l7U0 will buy T-room house.
sewing room ana closets very convenient
nice lot. on Scribner.sL
L,OR SALE-A new Groom house. pantry and
closets. on Ia lst.. Only $780,
ITO EXCHANGE-For house and lot on West
L Side an s-rOom house on Center-st., SI7OO
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

s~.t lt'-tit &tt = - tetf ht~rf. t.'i-
USf 81 aalshSiaf ans l.slasril Ia. sta. Has acr1
Ncets lhlA&se aAS asoarAte4, inslat ASS eiit
rfe ytltu4 $3.50 kpsn teN anU : eatrcA fur
- . etsAf &na 81 Gao trtlaA IAit it laIr
chance - Er4 = hpsat iG G4sg uotkIbeIaala
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

rHEHE are ahont IS 900 persons n ths
prisons 81 The Unltsd states Net
vsry larze proportion of e2,ooo,ooo.
stiil, thers nay - soms more that
ought te Re 10 prison.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

7 WILL SILL vou or 81 these hssutifsi lots
81 ms fiftn-aVs sdd tion f9r 80. $50 -
So On easY terms; also SIXTY -ufus chatce iets
1n MfPhrrson s8fitioa. nnnbers frst and
seco1t. sane price. terms onAcHsTt~r cash.
- arrn ~ tine st rrr ceatt hssufifuliv "a.
esfea ca sad Sc ne IN nsp os3ee a. "A Norta
FroEtst-
@-OOo-ons frs hrisE hieer, ce~ rrf srs
. ftIt store. hssenaent. end s1a1t rear1t
oa seeara faor bet water tsst Al en5f f7Sa
Cal st ~ res3 estate eSes, Ne. "a y. Fraht-st
II0J sEs n e. Parts - -sfy frs-s ssss tas-sa6
"A Ne - NaTsa Fr.stss-
1TFAM ans rsfer hesfiag 49, rfr~tsss y
- 9rArd karsss sfesn Rssanz sal Pas >
"a Co. = Nsrta Freas-st.
". p. SNYDER,
Rooms - = "a wondsrly Elook,
q xozsosssrsss Grana RAPIDS. Mioh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
Y. II. &. A.

The young mems meeting this afternoon at
4 O'Clock in Hartman's Lecture Room will be
addressed by Rev ". III. Thompson. Al
young men are cordially invited 10 attend.
Depot-Gospel meeting and song service will
be held in the Union depot at 3:l5 p. m. at
which everybody Is welcome.
Jail services at 1915 .. m. open only to those
who 90 TO take part IN the meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

THE Lansing Journal devoses an en-
tire editorial column TO The Second
Coming OF Christ" which il doubtless
expects 60 strike tbs state capitol about
January l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

os. nEtRi Charlie Ross sn G Charlie
Ross after al And asv vel have -
haze another.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
sTTuATIoss wAKTEp-FExALE.

JTANIED-By = lady Of experience, position
w IN photograph gallery. Address A. Box
8 this Office. &4
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
4. r. ANTISD Ell,
ssAI EsrArEsIoas oFFloE.

Rams N-s ,E ard s- Nsw He-semaa Flsck.
IslsBhans. Ne. -
TARsE TRACTS - riss sas hsrdrsot isnts
A. a. reasan sate srtcss SD terms
looD DWELLINGS, cts lets egsiasss
" s5seas asa seslrsole saaa.zefarisx sites
sss sac.
NToCE set al sists AesEat sat sslt MeuFv
= Ioe--d a. rsaeonshle ATS aroa rssi sEtsts
s&ea-tv.
nESTRAREE swsI aEs fsr rert ta Eeea iecs-
~ tens sargazaeat tss SIS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

The Coming Weeks Temperance Work
W.C. T. L. meetings at Good Tempiars' Hall
corner South Division and Island-sts. Centr,
Union meeting, Thursdays, az 2:sO p. m. ;aa
meetlpz. Thursday, 30 p. m. Union OF Unions
hrSt Thursday OF each month; gi-ls sewing
school. Saturday 2.3O D. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

lsoH SALE-Hoase ana lot q Mousaa-sI
Il ans three lots In Soulh uf and kAfias. hnl
oue farM 81 n isconslu With bullainEa. Nil
iaks s4sl property la TIE clsy IA exeAkAst
lai al Al Aonsoa.st 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

ron sALE-NeW Sroom house. hcsiars hal
clese,s &nc stoTe room Eeo1 ocliaf unacl
hole hN4sr. Evul vel, atrrlf i1t "a lrtl
y &c. fronts cHsi Hud al graded situaiee "a
fhdno1k-Sls. ) d00If nerih 81 .aAciiol 81
C4crY-sl AID lskeaVe. fronts on Ffaposcl
electric road price tlrtg uutll anGEry / Ehls
4 = bargain. Also vacant iott sut tai4 4in- price
SEE O. s. Inquire 81 ]. y. AlaxAaaei. II
James a. or JaGal-st. IS,
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
InIe AnNEkILsLNENI Isll. tAs - N,

fTHlS ADVERTISEMENT lsiis tAs star, We
L bas sna seA real osiktt On eeDlnlEsiaE
AuyfhinE tron a saba bsn let % . Aearas.sl
prlces S1a "a teFfas 20 a. year faoAetheak
III sea sang - s1ii 90 ekf .lkAac yolf tUl 90
holse Ana iot rcmembcf Nr have lele - ous
toners aAly ana mlEll be able te lac yaa q
purchase f0nerrew. Shiis sa1 miEat huul 4
year iof one hsa estate sAa iesHlng uonef
5 alf business Cal "a ue William II t8It
bert k0am 4 n laalcont luiiaina Sal
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

NyANTEp-A sitgstlon IS srurFist years
w enpsrleRce K0s0 eity reierence. Address
g L42rAse sna OsA-ss.. eiD- ssi
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
SITUATIONS wAKTED-x xALE

NKANIED-Si -SituAusp ~ al a Sc. ] lsts
W stenefrspaef sHt typesrter' four years
ex Derienos ana kisAsSt references address
T. h 4 pArs Ielsfain- nsralo. So
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

leoE SAtk ok hkN1-A l&ggs pailGins
Il suitable luf etafc. - sen ~ fgsa- -Lol.s-
fais Is : f4s loc4llon beint kul short -
lance froia lae cily. - m&sb trsteird sirtai
Aaa is 3 eaea o8enlaE la lht righl tsftt
n ST. Se.i sr lehS tiMs ~ rsht tef lara ef
ssArs lnegift 81 krsnk Aadresa osfaer
l.aia aNs f4itoDsstS. all
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

NANTED-Positiea a. aenitof ~ man
w of feAperls nee best q reference. Adoress
y. II boK 3 Telegram herA 4. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

ykANTED-A steady nsn oi gsod character
W intelligent ana honest, So ssek helcF-
enres qu ~ R8on 80 Lsdy2r1 Block. leo
Ottswa-si. " LAyae c. So
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

WANTED blacksmith helpers At the
W Colby Magca CO. SO
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan DaLlies Ex-
cent Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

fluANhtl lll-h "a, yea vii he thankful NJ yea
see this 81 iA iiiue o. srsure Cnf ora 20
tlese bargains Lsrae roonl houst faoa oc.-
iaf tud c.sitfn. large l0i ahl Etfntg 81 uiaf
sh aor. SLOW sNAl payment duRI. AnafEef
Hca modern Aouss. epoc ce.iaI aHd eastern Az
bfautiai .argt lot oalN tto tmaa payfflI
d1wn. Beth 81 these planes ll south raff ID
town. near liYiSion-st.i Eooa lauaaVuk "a
cHu make blF prott on fnis loi slklN a0
HAST tllten-.t The owner saRs II seld IhIs
week hf Vii lake s1N. Gail asa sst ut IL
once. Mm. Ii. Gilbert room y Miealoon,t
building. Z
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

HsLP wANTED-kALE
KVANTED- 4 brixhE younx mas who ls
w coed penmah. 70 assist ~ genera esnoe
WoFk steady emp 0ymsnt Aadrcss sppllos-
teaste O. /. q. care "a afEisr 10 a. so
WANTED steady nsn oi gsoa character
W tntciilfeut ana honest, 50 "seA. tssgcT-
enees qg fet k9ola ~ Leds2r1 block. ieo
ottswa-st. " Lava q. So
WANTED Two blacksmith helpers al the
W Colby Wsgea CO. SD
NyANTRD--A gentleman capable. irGst
w worthy OF exeeilenf hAhins ana business
qualifications ~itA ten yeafs' residence ln tbs
ent desires situation when close and careful
attention - business wili be appreciated aHd
rewarded. Address Pennsylvania Telegram
Herald once. 80
NANTRD-Gooa FIRST class horse shoer
w wanted immediately al 81 GAeITy-sf,i
steady work for The rlghl mAu. sA
YlANTED-A boy Of ls wants a position az
w any kind OF honest work. Address A. =.
Box 8. So
MEN wsnted local and travelling. Positions
VI permanent or pariime Salary from start.
Experience unnecessary. Brown Bros. Nuf.
serymen. Chicago. IN. Jan l6
WANTED salesman for city, samples FUR
w uished Tree; references required. ADAMS
si5St aw Ina
--------------------- -------------------------
EBLP WANTED FEMALE.
IVANTED-A competent girl for general
w housework. ~ North loulast. $50
WANTED-A competent girl for general
W housework none other need Apply. lee
CttawasI. Sos
WANTED-COmpet German Girl 20 DO
W housewOrki no other need apply. IS La
graye-St. $50
NVANTED-A competent girl for general
w bousewOrk. Address l.. III. Box 5. tnis
once. 81
KVANTED-A competent dressmsker 20 work
" al house. Address l.. N. Box 8. this
once. So
WANTED-Competent GIRL TO do general
W housework. at 10 North Collegeave S34
WANTED-A girl for general housework;
w three ia family; good wages for good
work. Mrs. d. 5. Hopkins. ll3 Parls-ave. SS4
WANTED-A Competent girl for general
w housework lei North College ave. SSS
WANTED--A competent CIR for general
w housework at 21 South Lafayette-st. SS4
WANTED--A competent girl for second
w work. Mrs. Daniel Mccoy 81 Paris ave.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

1 boNI kHe~ sAst slt soune ast.sf = tAs
hesT Et4t Ties c&A scf enc - ne ~ tiLst
Rnefr tbs street 81 iasseS thf aoaf .As s
RttAlN niioc1 1la1stes N.ik 81 espStp Aelcl
!. = ffestn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

uAitsa Prsss Rsports. Pr0nsst ana Earif
Deiissff. Al ths Lssai hs~s. 4Ra ths
Cls.asst ana asst Piainy sriatsa Paper
Psblishsa in orsaa aaeids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

KlKTEp H0AKp
rIscriI1sEoUs

xt-1NTTp-psrtY xirh sers moues wants -
W ipvesf in gsec psFine b1s'ness tf
dress p o hc1 ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

iNlk sAIE- rs rssiaeaas sif f4ris AZ
tAfSs DtN moa2fl hoEsf ~ u T1aluA ~
sUiFx 81 IcsiaeNee. & a. fAiis -
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-10

s1de-seams that are finished with vents,
and the form, though its shape is sug-
gested, is fitted loosely. The collar
and lapels are light, the roll averages
four and half inches in length, and
the edges are double-stitched moderate
ly wide. The pockets have flaps to go
in or out, and the sleeves, which are
cut half and half, are finished with
three rows of stitching around the bot
tom. The seams are Tapped and stitch
ed to match the edges.
In the next cut is exhibited one of
those new one-button cutaway suits,
which are designed especially for per-
sons of rather corpulent build. The
material is wide wool worstcd and q
striped trousering. The roll of the
coat is about six inches deep.
The fronts are cut away from the
closing button with gentle curve, and
are well rounded from midway of skirt
to the bottom. The edges are bound,
or flat braided narrow, and the sleeves
are finished with imitation cuffs, closed
with two buttons.
The vest extends about one and n
half inches below the waist seam of the
coat, closes with five buttons, and has
a notchcd collar.
The trousers are moro shapely, pro-
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dium length, thirty-six to thirty seven
inches being the limits for man of
average height, 5 feet s inches.
The covert ovcrcoat, made of covert
overcoating, modified for street wear,
will be quite popular with many who
have no very profound regard for the
eternal fitness of things.
For day and half dress the double
brca ted frock is the most appropriate,
as it is the most elegant style of coat
made. For day dress it will have
.apels of ample width, well peaked,
and silk faced to the buttonholes, Of
which there will be five or each side.
1t will roll when closed to the third
hole, but when unbuttoned will roll
free The lengths for man of aver
age height will be eighteen and one
half inches to the hip buttons and
thirty-six inches to the bottom of
skirts. 1t will be made of worsteds and
cheviots.
The threebutton cutaway frock will
be, as for several seasons, more popu-
lar than the four, two, or one buttoncr
The lengths will average eighteen and
onchalf and thirty three inches, the
roll will be moderately long, and the
fronts will be cut away so as to show
one button of the vest. The four-but-
toner will close higher on the chest
and button triile lower, while the