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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-20

LONDON, May 20.-News comes from Wiesbadsn that the ex-Empress Eugenie, who is living there in strict retirement under the name of Countess de Pierre fond, is suffering terribly from rheu- matism, which does not yield to the effects of the waters nor to skillful medical treatment. The once beautiful Eugenie, who has recently passed her sixty-fourth birthday, is completely wrecked in body and spirits.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-20

ANOTHER case of hydropE ooia is iml minent. A Stamford man has been bitten in the wooden leg. The worst of it all is that the pup after getting hold. wooden leg go.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-20

A little child, tired of play. had pillowsd his head on a railroad track and fallen aalOop. The train was almost upon him when passinI stranger rushed forward and saved nim from track, too. You are. if you are negiecting the hacking cough, the hectic flush, the los of appetite. growing weakness and lassitude, Wake up. or the train will be upon You i Consumption, which thus insid ously fasteno it's hold upon it's victims while they are un- conscious of its approach, must be taken in time, if it is to De overcome. Dr. Pieroe'0 Golden Medical Discovery has cured thou sands of cases of this most fatal of maladie1. If taken in time. and given . fair trial. it 10 gueranteed to benefit or cure in every case of Consumption, or money paid for it will be promptly refunded.
 For Weak Lungs, Splitting of Blood, Short ness of Breath, Bronchitis, Asthma, Severe Coughs, and kindred affections, it is an efh- ciont remedy.
 Copyright, 1888, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-20
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YoRK. May 1O.-I1oney on oall to-day and 6 per cent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-20

THE records of the patent office con- stitute remarkable story of the won derful inventive genius of the American people. During the first century of American patents, just ended, 425. .s95 patents issued from the office at Wash ington, @ ,6S0 in tho last year alone. The present record is at the rate of nearly two and quarter millions for one hundred years, showing how inven- tive activity has increased in late years. No other nation can show a record ap- preaching this. The Americans lead the world in this direction of achieve ment, and by far the greater part of the labor-saving devices of the age are due to the ingenuity of the people of the western continent. Other civilized nations may spend a good part of their time in disputing or warning with each other, but the victories of peace belong to us.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-20
F.ChristOpher,
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MERCHANT -:- TAILOR FRANK J. MRAZIK, CUTTER,
 97 Phoenix Avenue, All the latest fa styles ready. First-class good Knaranteed and at saving of S6 per cent. Give nc . call.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-20
FOR SALE

Two large New Houses on Baldwin street. One large Double House on Second ave. , and two New Houses on Chest nut avenue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-20

MIR HOWELL, of Illinois, has joined the noble army of patriots who propose to keep the republican party in power by by manipulating the returns. In gen eral, Mir Rowell's scheme is the same as that of Mir Lodge and Senator Hoar, but it has one beautiful feature that is all its own. It provides for two sets of cleo tiou officers, one controlled by the state and one by the federal government. If these two sets of officers disagree as to the person who is elected to congress, the clerk of the house is to put neither name on his list, and neither one is to participate in the organization of the house. The republicans would control the federal election machinery in 1890 and 1899, and the federal returning boards could disagree with the state boards in as many districts as might be necessary. Thus the republicans could organize the house, no matter how large a democratic majority had been elected.
 SAYS the Medical Journal apropos of the census: A published list of the the points on which information is to be asked for, and refusal to give it to in- volve penalty in the shape of heavy fine, by the census enumerators, con. tains the following Whether suffer ing from acute or chronic disease, with name of disease and length of time afflicted" "Whether defective i'll mind, sight, hearing or speech, or whether crippled, manned or deformed, with name of defect" We have no hesita- tion in saying that questions on these points are useless for statistical pur- poses, because, so far as they are answered at all they will be answered ignorantly, mendaciously or evasively in the great majority of cases. To put such questions to every man and woman in the United States is piece of offen- sive impertinence to attach penalty to refusal to answer them is a monstrous oppression. The atrocious scheme ought to be crushed by those in authority.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

or the n MehigAu Central .Ile N2eAfa
fslis Route leaves Caie 80 Gzliy - =
p. n. aud ruus through - Nv lofA
"a New YORK CeLtr1. 4 Ia son RIVER
X. r.. through t-a gca a4d piclat te-
que NOaswk valley. down Tee east sac
III lbv ncb.rst stream U the world, the
Hudson river, giving = Deaut1ul p@il''-
rama 9f Tie talskll mountains ana
twenty m.lrs ~. tne grand, unnokeh
preclp.ces ~ The palisades, arriving a.
the Grand Central depot, New YORK,
next day AZ 200 p. N. IN TINE % con
meet @stA trains and steamers a. NeW
NOrk suburbs and Iolais On LoAg Island
sound and the jersey coast.
II YOU have any d0Ibts about the
elegance, luxury and convenience Oi
tins train, try d.
Connection is made from GISLl
Rapids ty train leaving AT ll.55 a. nl..
except sunday, with through coach u
Detroit, afrv n t.ere 1;l5 =. ni., sleep
In- car accommodations from Detroit
cau be secured through tie Grand Rap
IDS ticket ONCE.
SO extra iare VIII be required on TINS
train, Chicago and Grand Rapids u
New York. East bound.
For further Information call on or
address Mr.. f. VI. Br.ggs, Gen'l Agent
or Mr.. G.. NJ. Munson. city ticket agent
o. Monre-st., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

AN ORDINANCE % amend an ord nance 90
the Gig of bTgnc Rapids. rif iieu aH Ni
diasncc granting PORN ssion % i.ie Hifss'
RslNsy tamgapY 80 Grand h1l39s - ton-
strnci sra mainta.n sireci faitpa1 la
East street. pas-,f d Ju.y io. lt1'. q. ainfn'ea
Seri,on The Common Council of the CtF
OF Graul ReLics hcretg ottHn ;iri
l. OF SAB ordinance ol zee c.ff 90 ..tea Rapid
entitled Az ord .utI ce s. -fIt,fl-
l. to- Street Railway 'eHrnar ot 'I
Rapids ~ construct ard Et.fftn 81
railroad 81 hast stt, g., a-oi - 'AlN ~ ~.
~ amended - or france ot tai4 fiff ai"l fn
Auzyst D.. lNst. B. snl tar sa1c is hereby
SO q Tl. spsrd st which cars shall he
drawa pn saia railway iu e4l fl>t street n't
o. exr@r1 inr rite - zen iilts rtf hneI aAN
care slali stop fo receive and dlechlfgc pas
senErrs vherefer required. han - htf "N
may ha AZ the fafth ~ crossings ~ cross sffef s.
Ia- bell ou said motors suas| H't ue fuNt nor
ihe whistles ia fcon sounded tatf "alf 'o
avoid or prevent acridtnI. provided fhat no
steam motor stall he rul or % ec iy sad street
railway after Deccmh'r D. l..f-
The ears and carT ages usef nn $40 llf
shall hc of The best style S. use upon such ia'l
ways provided thar o'her cars. carriage, ahc
swce;rrs may he used frr "affrr saIo street =
fcom obs.rEc, ans bg snow or 81 ttNist
See q That section a. ~ said Hrti tiHaurf. b..
and inc same is hereby ar ended o. r'ai as
SCI. g. Tac raid company thaD be allowed
unff De~.tfIsn- laf. f~ff o. take Eg fhe frari
In SAID - street from sherman street in
EucAeEc street. -ui Do iav thf Same under ihf
pros OTIS 20 tatF ores aI r|- aHH Dnfil fHFi
aDge is made maf "p rs'. iIe same as enc
where noR cansi rurttd. h.il "it power i'f
M ff~d hF inis ordinance. auf uufHr TIE ffra.
slou~ -aerfof- and nofhiuE % Nft orNil
aftro shall be- construed as giving said cons
panV the r ghf g. keep and maintain q frart
west 81 said read WHsn c1rtfrufifd ln fhf
center of Isef street "a hffrh lfefiafd. h'
tween sherman sirecf and wealthy atfHHf
provided hnwefrf fHaf faIa ifnsiF fHh'
..nLfrr-.f f.lf .rrr0 s4tI fu. streets rHf. t-tfr
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

sarroag1s szys "a h1r1 says; '@fsachsr.
t-@ez Ger. aszsx. Ihs 1-rd eoes Eqs
ale2a taa1t1~. We simply give or
izzns-4-lsn gtsEe1t z1y 1egulsl-sn ~
g. Is -Z3grsset i- uEst - sEos1 B. -
I1s h-rl = started sad ~. IS N .
circle roea4 SO messy kuoll Ehers Ees
a-s Eest. TIE E1e.hoE blEd Is "a Il Ee
Is pacroii - as bess an1 es clearly SAYS
-,e1try seauy. sentry TIE oven
blE1 las ano-ner soz,y shich Is es@r1 u
hls norulIg orlzca- TIE notss are.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06
BIRD SONGS TRANSLATED.
Solos bz shs Sect Singers "a ths
veatlsrod C1c-r
1heiF Piaos Cgaa sac SAT Ths Thssas
4r-lss a Hsl-Eaosa Elsas sl.h ~
riasisas N aas . student "a
oEaithsllsY sazs 90 Thea.

f-sFEaIgaT 80, ~ BACHzLLEz col
TIE transll-ioa ~ blEd seag IS
dzintF dia1cgltY To ~ cas- aad hsar
tlrd sing an1 sasa shape . sound poa
a. and eal tlas L4re song all thas
n4eans really ao-aing. I1ere = qnly
cue Ray b sra4islase bird s0ng 60 -
t1e bird TAks the bsok sith y0u =
yQa wtlA aud yea may Zeg = lt IA soDs
ilalsnces qllcksr osz1y 10 thoroughly
a. al IL E-oods. hablls occupations,
sn0uons, rsveriss. - morning az noon.
a. nifnight FiRd Out patiently fron
sach u a. songs xbst each one means,
al t@ke from a study II thess tho
taeuae- -trais % the bird Zach bird has
a shsne-tralt and shis thsne-trais -
several variations E4eh bird song has
theme. and this theme. as notabls IA
the cong sparrow. las several varia-
tlonA Ikls ~ill give yOa the key 70
t1e translaEiOn u slch theme-trAlts into
bird sonZs aat such bird songs into
~ortA II such > principle OF ornithO-
logical Interpretation can 30 shown 10
hold true invariably, great deal will
have 5een gained in this most interest
lag phase OF natural research.
The following attempt Is for the pur-
pose of showing The possibility OF an
nOUncing such principle OF interpre-
tatlOn as sell a. the place OF the differ
enl bird songs On tire stat in the regis
ters IN which they occur.
Take che red-eyed vireo This little
bird Is the one that sings most OF all IL
Il she hrss bird 10 sing continuously in
the spring. Ihe last % stop singing ia
the aGsgmn. Day after day, and hour
after hOgr, IN the pulpit Of > tree
when al tho other birds are still in
the sultry droughs oi summer, this
little sermon In song rings out: "Vireo.
virco, ylriee, viriA. viriah. =" ''Veril y,
vciiiy. verify, / say. l say unto you.
don's you know, don't you know, don:
yoa sec, don't you hear. don't yoa
believe ltY'
The notes ses to music on the stan
read
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06
Sealed Proposals.

O-FCF Board or PrnIIc N1nys.
GnkND RAPiDs. Mich. June =. l>.0.
Scaled pr0posa ; viii be received al tcr Office
oi tle Board until saturday. june ., i-si. 20
Z:}I y. NJ for the constructor OF q scwe- in
Sblev st,eet from south Jen rson street.
To West Division street. &C -eritnE to
the plsms anil Specifications 0n hic az the
Office of the Board.
The Boird reserves the right - reject any
o. all bios
bach bidder shall deposit with his -aDosl
the sum Of $1,000 20 u. forfeited 20 tn flig OF
Grend Rapids In ease he shail fail 20 enter INTO
contract I'm accordance with his proposal.
should D SAID proposal d. acceplel hy tire
Board OF Pubic Works
An proposals nus bc made upon blanks tnaf
vii iie furnished upon application az tBt uince
vi tac Board.
Juneg JAMES. y. DAAl t.. ircSlicII
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06
Sealed Proposals.
0rTicF B0aao % PrHIic WoHEs-

0rFfCF BnaRo oF prH1c NaHEs.
GRAND Rams. Mich. june2
Sealed proposals vii Pr received al iue ~ 70
of tie Boaf1 Ln:l saturday. june -. l's. af
30 p r.. for fne construction of sewer I'M
thomas street. rom South fel'cze af-nfH Ip
Madison sveuee. accord 10 t0 fEe ,lan- .t7a
specifications OH Die ~ fhe Office of thn D afd-
The Boara reserves the right % reject ary
or q bids.
Zach bidder shall deposit wit'f h.s proposal
the SUN ol flfs'9 20 be farfeifel ~ the tify
vi Graud Gspics in case hc shall GIL. fn enter
into contract. Iu accordance wit1 bis proposal
should his said proposal Dc arrfrt-d by ihn
Ecafd 81 Pubic works
Al proposals nust en made u7on banks that
viii b furnished upon application ai ihc o'lc-
81 fhe Board.
June r. JAS. " DAVIS President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06
L.eLY Ia -iLe 900 So f-tks al- rrs

The raby-crowned wren affords one OF
the most delicious bits OF bird transla-
tion IN the forest Several birds sing
IN the night when touched by the moon
beam, notably the rose-breasted gros-
beal1. the hair bird and several others
It's sleep is feathered dream. In tho
darkness Of the night it is still dream
ing OF tho light in its theme-trait Of
transparency as it sings: Peep, peep,
peep q day, peep
The notes read:
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

TIE great kornsa owl Is lie psilo-
soyAlc ing 4lEeE Of tae blrds Ills theme
trait Is tbAs AID his oB0nlGtspeei2;
Who, Q. o. @. o, 0. wondortully nts =
's}Tho ara yo1 Wac made me- Who
kno.s IA kn0ws iust how be kno~s
why what he knows be knew" The
stz1 sco1e "a = cLroustic descent
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06
49, s-1-e.%s..S %s..S---eJ-9-
tST2 tong c5Tg

Here Is n bird which no ono has ever
attempted 20 translate. IL is exceed
inrlv difficult 20 catch his theme trait
f5r many reasons And 7ct after
months of study over this bird an
persuaded that they are an summed NJ
IN that ono word. dauntlessnoss and
that the true translation IA. 'intre-
plIlsy." uttered several times in sue
cossion very rapidly ard Jet vith dis
tinxuisbahle hreaSa
The notes on tho star are here eT-
sctly reproduced
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

TIE STAKE driver Is difacult bird 20
translate. And yeL after awhile. like
al the rest IL yields - study. IL Is =
SLOW. tagging, sOdden bird. that SQUADS
like the driving down Of STAKE IN the
mud Is theune-trai. IS sluggish IN.
dolence. It's CnOuatopOeia Is: Punk.
a. gonk, a goRk, =. wuEk." the trans
lation eleaf, Is; sunk md soddsn, soddsn
SUNK Tsis bird may rise and take a
drink out OF tho clear stream but Il can
never get the muddy sound out Of its
throat
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

The -rrsta -.s r 1st rr-nie r7H
Fs.r- frr tfa rev cure f1r rrrffra fI.ls
s...s ara aaafarsa. 4 anvar-t sr ~
-..ss rsro vhfe I'D fta RfV Mons.
..-a ~ - saA to - Oregon zrsHr
r,s.t s-raf ra,u~de RI ere "a srsf far
.,.-.s -.-rrals srta -rrnk 80 eH Hm
-. rsrhs - : rsassf ffr SEQ s7 aonf.
r r scr raiff - frtF oHt ta@
ssranrff tpiIs ~ = eTf.'s pa saer
a. = -a4es fs1e's Ftnliig he'i fsar-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

Tho evening song Of tho robin is din
cult. Whitman listened for IL a long
tirne but gave 10 ND NJ last l. ia a
minor. We give IL alone.
The song OF the green warbler is
Justly praised as being one OF the
sweetest Of the fsathered lyrics.
It is heard az morning IN \ high
tree and Is Joyous, but at evening in
a low bush &c - sad. II seems co be ad e
dressing some tutelary deity in an i'm
plorinT supplication. a good translation
would be Hear me -. Theresa" The
notes are:
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

The ,olilng bell bird IS ono OF the
host impressive strokes OF nature
4 single specimen OF this bird Is 70 DO
found ia this country in Florida- The
thcme-'ralt OF this bird is measured i'm
prossivencss
Tho notes read:
8fc~c1,7 fgnufo
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06
Sealed Proposals.

0fFCs B0sFr oF prpIrr tf 7Esl
GR4vH Rams Nieb.. Jua- .. l-a.
Sealed proposals VIII be received fIe
orire of TOE Bosrd Lufl ~sIu~fsT. J 20 =
lsst II 30 p. m. for fne ceustruct. ~ =
sewer f- t6rner street fr-rl f.fsf 20 D. au fh
street. according % fhe riars ard specIfca-
rlors On ffe It IRE of3ce - the Board
The Board reserves tbe rizAt tofelecfaH5 o.
sH bids
E,rh bidder shall 6e7oet with Die p~snaFs'
TIE sam ~ slf.". = h- i4r'f.f-1 - th% i.ff Fi
iata -sefra.. I'D accordance wlfl h.s r-l 3.st..
Should bis sad proposal De- accented as fls
Eos-a - Fah.e tars
Az .-ar SIS F1sf hr MADE .-on Banks fhat
ra frrn she lar4 f1rIea tIaa at the
of of the Board.
l.af JAMES DAVIS. Pres le-t
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06
ss=;5.f. =. = : -

y. t-ssss n " ~ ~ % cs-fY Isf0snffJ
Tho king bird is 90 10 studied on
stake BY a still pond lie is tho Bap-
tist Of tho birds AID washes most q tho
time When his Young sre hatcding
be frequeuGY attacks the aaglo, huok
or bllo iav snd drives them Ct. lie
g1hblos OPP -adfies and bees and loves
honey The purple martin. on account
Of his powers % flights a bis victor.
The saw whes or Arcadian owl IA \
nocturnal bird that hangs about lonely
places such "a cd bridges. old ruins Old
s1 us T. loves old saw mills that stand
outover che va-er h7 the edge ~ woods.
There it 0fton foo,s the miller In She
nirl- with its harsh. raspiuC double
note Shat sounds exactly like thc Cling
az tI.e rreat log saw Gts theme-trait il
asre-ttv. lis double note cn tho staf is.
7-s~-r-cs ssse-gsf-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06
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coai y0s 'so,yy. s6rf y0u 'seo-E 0aat J90.

The Wood dove Is signal bird Its
cong is the sottest and the saddest song
IN nature and IL selects the softest and
the saddcst tree in which % sing IL. viz ::
tho pathetic pine. The music on tho
scale Ike tho translation may be very
exactly reproduced
Z nel9rgso -ssEs1
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

FNHL FTc1I
Tho robin shows pertly against the
meadow II tweaks tho ground for the
cut worm with long, smart plucks and
runs in long, gliding hops now fast, now
slow. II is the symbol everywhere Of
contcnted chcerfulness. That is It's
trait It's hop-calls are: "Choer-up-up-
W. Cheor-up-Gp-up Cheerily, cheer
lily, merrily. mcrrily.
The notes arc:
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

Is lflA.H Aut- la lefs
fsr Nass So. IA aAam b sem a pn
trnM Al ttlta .nam e.sa n.a
lbfoGsh Nckels aua llH lnforiuai lon SAB he
had IS e.iiuk upel ~ Ains4aleI, tics eI a-eut
81 depot az = "A hUnsaU luian t.cbei a.eat
e. Ao4rOe-sl. h rand l,l.g .as MI0h
g. 4. u. AEoal. Dteu. Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06

Here is bird that has been grossly
mlstranslatod as 20 its song. Tenny
says itis simply chip churr." Audubon
falls in; so do all the rest in turn. Tho
theme-tr trait OF the scarlet tanager is af-
fectionateness. 1t fosters starving
broods whose mothers have becn shot
oil. 1t has beautiful little love song
which IL siags over tho edge Of the nest
when feeding the young birds: "Hore,
little dearie. See, little dearie!" Tho
notes arc:
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06
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Puat- 4 -.S0aA- ~ -.ySsk- 2 ~pslS

The belted kingnsher sits by tho
stream near tho slulce-gato Of The pond
and watches for hsh-dace, reach or
minnow, As the case may 10. He Is q
satiricEl bird. lie will catch fish. cut
II up II 100 big 20 swallow. eat IT, wipe
his bloody beek and then ohuckle. Ho
will lure boating party down q stream
over tho rapids and laugh at their ruin.
He IS the demon OF the stream. His
theme-trait IS sarcasm His note the
double-cbuckle. like watch mans
rattle. On the staff they read:
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06
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A huhn. of Afw arf .tI efs ~ fI elr
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NFrn The most lsfofssr roHaiftons. anl
ars IS drawn 0n au sire iar-isn cites 20 leo.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-06
IRlIN TINL IABLLS.
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rNlHF froh riNtina.r aI $3.50 "a. suls asliA.
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Office of Vim. B. Potter Mining Engineer anu
-Metallargist, Washington University.
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-07-19

-BuscH BREWING Association.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-04-18
Curtain Net,
Flour and Grain.

Have you seen that elegant display
Of curtain net in Deller's window: