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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-09
GUILIELMUs REX.
he folk who lived in Shakespeare's day.

The folk who lived in Shakespeares day,
And saw that gentle figure pass
By London Bridge-his frequent way
They little knew what man he wasl
The pointed beard, the courteous mien,
The equal port to high and low,
All this they saw or might have seen
But not the light behind the brow
The doublet's modest gray or brown,
The slender sword hits plain device,
What sign had these for prince or clown?
Few turned, or none, to scan him twice.
Yet twas the king of Engiand's kings
The rest with all their pomps and trains
Are moldered, half remembered things
IT'S he alone that lives and reignsl
Thomas Bailey ALdricb, in The Century.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-09

In the Peoples Palace of London, the
class of reading is improving, and great
demand is made for technical and scientific
works by the borrowers, who are the work
ing classes of the city.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-09
HALF A MILLION TONS

purchase the accumulation of dumps. or
''tailings" from many of the old Spanish
mines, more than
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-09

"oh. would were bird r. she sang,
And each disguised one
Thought to himself this wicked thought;
Oh, would / were gun.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

Locw Louis A. to Dry Dock Sayings lnstituhoh' n
,oth.st W OF Avenue B. 1 year $1,000 ,,-,.s. v ~,
Ioos John H. TO J Croly. extx H'In'se' OF
shave / year, al6.j00 ,o.x .uo -, o,.,
Muller Anth@ny W. to Haas' lo'n'''e' o' 'i'''
:" NiIphy. PaIck, to Allied o'Keefe' 80 Crosbyst'
1 year. ~ SEQ. . . ,,o. n .d,ms 9 1904 st,
MaVcr simon 10 James NJ Varnum lZ4th'st OF
shave mortgages, instalnents, 50 oooo ,... =. Il.
Nellcs T. J. TO Hudson River Bank, 'oth-s1' " OF
Po.schl. A. to Bauer lot TO- map Melrose' years
'ifSGih PaPhhurst G. 4. to A Well SIS 10oth's'' Of 3d.
ave ouifeS' II j. to Mutual Life Insurance Co. No 81
spTHeood q IL to Mary Jones, interior lot. Bleecker
and south 5h-aye YEAR s35 800. c, y,cho,asav. and
15oth.st 5 wears, morris $4,000. oo.A -. . q, o.,
Samuel p To + J Midllebrook, 36thst' G OF eth-
ave g months . m0rtS. $4,000. nm ,., . , -
SpIccel ~ to c Blum. No. 332 l25thst years.
81 900. s..,.n..,, w pou,svar, n q,
77thst 10 years, morris S23 ooO. ,.., u 1o.,
Saucr. Ii w. 10 North River savings Bahk W ioh'
Secor jr T F. to Homestead RR, NO. 7eo 9th-ave,
same to d Lyda. same property. 3 years s2.oon
schaefcr Anna and H. to cNors or hlhgsiand,
yo 30 Lawrence.,t, 3 years, $1,000. A..
scott ] $. to II How. n lOith'st' OF ath'aVe.
yyocci, If, to screven No 170 Grandst years
same to Catherine Crugcr. No. 1870 Grandst, years
S-S Sane to C v II Crueer. property, years.
ais
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Appel. Jacob to Rubcnsteln. lot 0o7 map Of II Rut
gers. instancnts. $1,000.
Bosch. b to Mctrspoltan SAVINGS E1nk W Forsyth.
Bcrn, Joseph. 10 J II B,arus. iJ7 Grccnc.st / year
100000
isohdc. FrcdercI. Jr., to Danzis Park.aye, n Of
Gjth-st years, $4,000.
Cunnin Cham Edward. to st. Lukc's Hospital @ Mad
ison-ayc. Of ll2th-s I years. S3l 600
(onec Exchange 10 the Scamcns Bank for SavingA M
ilS,iiS ldEs p"eEft I,,, ! yeal o i'H e. &c na
nGtOn-aVc. u months 1850. "
Dlnsnorc. Martha. to Emma Dcvoo. lots G3i.G37 man
"oldyke." 2in Ward year. e3is map
Davis. H. 10 LOrllad Brick Works CO. = = Io2d.,
Of iOtlave demand 5000. y '''
Dcnnis W +. 10 NJ Dcnns. 5Ist-st W Of 5th.ayc
year 10000. ''
Everett, John. to T Donovan Io7th.st OF Iothave
years, ~ 900.
Goldberg. Morris, TO Joseph Goldstein 8 Monteome,v
ST. " OF Maids years SO 500. '''
Haley, Mary T., 10 Kate Scifcrd n FnirInountavc q
OF Mohcgal-aNe. years. ~ 200 '
liaag. Philip f.. 70 Ida Haag. 10th.ayc and 10th
Hedge. Hattie n 70 l. bee. LIbeIty.st, OF ms
iirseh, Leon. to Low Jacobs 3d.ave, n OF Io,ths,
Mortgages year, so 100. - ''''
Urmuth, Fannie T. 20 Mutual Life Insurance 10 y "
n " cor Madson-aNe and 4lst.-t. $50 600 "
- Hawkins Dial M' to eXois w Miles 29O Hudson. st.
Hopkins William f. to John Entwiste. n 1atb.s. o
OF 81 AnnS.ayr 1 year. ~ $50. '"
Kaufman Jecoblna. to Elias Bach. 1.0is Lexinqton.aye
year., 80 600. s'''''"'' y
Ksuchnn. John to w a Astor 02os22 stb.ave
II oHgnges ears. EGj. 600 "'''
kuf2, 6oo.ge, to h'orrc Fuchs, n IJg,hst v n,
FHon-av". wears, $1,000. " "
Itochler. Adam to New.YoIk Savings Bank 9 q stb.s,
" OF Avenue 4, years, fs, 600 ~ '"'''
i-ange Inlic, to NJ 4 Cregier, 40i Manhattan.ayc
Iandgrebc. william +, to c Landgrebe n s r5otbs.
OF Courdanatsye, year, $500.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

New.Yorl. Monday June 1o.
No sales were nsde at the Exchange ana Auction
Room to-day. 49, III, -. S.s ,,s 1e6 and iGe
a., p. or ., ~ lotheaye was adjourned To June 10.
sslc 81 tho dweine With No. 134 West SZd-st,
Of oth.aye. WAS adjourned sine DO
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
NORWICH l. M Z

TII, UO~IUN, WOIlN Is I.N, NV 10 \ UJN NNIs.
wICH, MITE MoCArAlNS. al! pont, NohItt aad
EtS'r' STEAMERS leave Pier 20 NOKFH RIVER, next
p!cr above DEsBRo>SES-ST. PERRY, DAILY (sundays
N'DuPIi1,iifGL EXCURSION to thu country over sun.
dav Fare for the round trip to New London Pc9uo, and
Fort Crswod So 20 Norwich, the Rose Of New England
50 o. Tickets good up SATURDAY night down by steamer
wing Norwich following sunday AZ p m Ncw-London.
fiiICKETS and SrATEHooMs SECrKED AZ 5. a.;
oGl 3oI 347 3o7. 1l3. 951 and 225 Rroadway 50
and ila Bowcry In hkoqkLYN, , T1grt,ct and 81 2s
SiENMtIiS. WESrCOTrS EXPRESS viii CALL for
ana CHECK BAGGAGE from HOTELS and RESI-
DL.NCES @. W. BRADY. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
REAL ESTATE.
BI1SIyESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

All the sales advertised at auction yesterday a, ,o
Real Estate Exchange were adjourned NO ia "cS'
seventy seventh st.. a four-story brownstonc house
o. xG6y1Oo has been sold at private sale for Charles
p shaw 10 Mr.. Adler for 737 600 The house ana lot
AZ the northwest corner Of seventy 81 ana WeS'
have bccn sold for James l.. Libby for $4,000
arcrt l,rre sales Of suburban lots are prOiilseti
toward the end Of the month and there ever inal
season. with every sign OF an excellent fall market
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
Springfield,
LONG ISLAND.

FREE EXCURSION ny SPECIAL TRAIN LEAv-
INt. LoNt. ISLAND CITY AND FLtrBU-H AVE.
AT O'CLOCK T.. VI.
MARITAL MUSIC ny 23O REGIMENT BAND.
SPLENDID ILAu-BAKE BEFORE THE SALE
uNDER GREAT TENT.
On the property tasty residences. n handsome
church H. aud the sprn gnrd Railroad Depot SPRING
ncld Pnr located In the attractive part of tho
village. The well made. Lots are 2JSi25
feet.
Springfield l.. on rhe Long Island Railroad, md IL
within tweni,- eight minutes of Long Island City
Flatbu-k avenue. IL IL only three miles from Jamaica.
with it, excellent rapid transit There arc 25
trnins daily. Commutnfion very low.
springfield II noted for its churches. stores and
schooI-. lis exceedingly healthy. Take. nominal.
re- On purchases Of $500 and upward. so per cent
may reninin bond and mortgage
TITLES ARE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT.
For Maps free pn,$r. and all additional on
apply TO JERE JOHNSON. Jr., 80 Liberty ST.. Ncw-
York. and 393 Faton -t Brooklyn. or to WILLIAM
DAWSON, Isl south ST., New York.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
STEAMBOATS,.
'..'s ..'.... FALL River Line

D'."'' s.',,., FAIL RIVER line.
FOR boston '.:wP9RT FALL RIVER. PEoNl'
NJ, FoaT 20 f. gSTTi',ion sGS 6Ip coiiSNY
;wo each week DAYS on sundays
Zine orcn . attached 70 each vessel.
leave Nrw.N nom Pier IS. y. X. lold nuHpcr'
foot Of MErriT-st.. rs follows: 49,
40 l. M-For Fall River direct connecting with ~
prcs, tain due pdgA square Stnon. Bosom u .oV ~ VI
rs l.. M.-Foi Seaport and Fan River due New port
about : IS Fau Eiser. \. NJ. connecting with express
train due Boston 90 \. NJ =, So, ,,,
Tcturuing leave Boston AZ and =. NJ. Fall River
A. 80 and 3 - L. NJ. Newport 900 J.. NJ; dne New"
sTNpNYS leave New York at 30 p NJ for oil points
Returning leave para Squ1r' station. Boston, i. NJ
- PI lin iT VESrlBTLE EMPRESS TRAINS between
steiner landing Fall River and BOSTON. nj d,
IMPORT An Nr.-ENprr>s tain, between FAN RNrr ana
Uoson now arrive at ard depart from the Park square
station Providence Division O!d colony Railroad instead
=, Kurloud street station Central Division. hrrctofore
Connection by Annex boa, daiy from lirooAl,n r u;
J.rsnV CIV l. NJ f.rkct> aud statcroogs may be 90,
taIncd in Now.YorS At -Gl; 713 nti 20, and S3S
Uro,i,av. 10 9thaVn. 2G4 West l2Oh-~t, ana l3'
80 IS5,h II li3 Bowcry, Astor House and Windsor
Iio,el. Line once Pier . \. l., and on steamers.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
Albany BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.

Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave OLD
PIER A. ID Il iGUt dag'itI with H. SpAB3f
TXPRTSS for SARATOGA, lake GEORGE. LAKE
CUAMPLAIN SARANAC LAKE. end other ApIlsON.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

A -A-THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
a DoarIinr and Day School iof Girls. tOrtctl yca
onens Srptember 25. Address for circulars. lSs-l;o
MOntague.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
Auttiom Sales Of ReaI estate.
autt,cn Sales Of Real Gstats.
AUCTION SALE OF LOTS
GREENWOOD lake, N. y

a TJ r % A z, J N % ~
dexe,onment region is attracting wide attention
me geas elevation, the opportunity o1ered
nossess Lakeside which are SO scarce W scnT OF Me
nn opery docks stores cnurcn, moe ,0o
nS Extensive Improvements way IN new
hoteIs new residences. enhancing value upy
be KIP
e Sx BEGIN on Saturday, June 2 at o'clock. Refresh:
o SPECIAL SALE TRAIN leaves view. Sok
Sers em, ST. Or 23dst of sale at o35 A. m. Full n'
tSI,a.; xnant;on mans and circulars at our office
THE MONTELAC PARK, SIS Liberty street.
LLAv
~ Chambers Returning Ee EsTT "s% s sy~Y YsSP 'qPrtG
81 81 IS Isss S'f4:: + + +: 'i2 = Il
tI& .c p,px SALE TRAIN JUNE
This train
oaAM 7h'rM NSas NosaMI IL "ar.~ ~~.i Il % n
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
AN ADVENTURER.
THEODORE OF CORSICA.

KING THEODORE OF CORSICA. BY Percy FIT 1
gerald VI. A. r. r. A. illustrated l-mo' PP'
164. Scribner & Wexford.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
5nsirnrtion.
For Young Ladies-Country.

,Dur MISSES ANABLE's BOARDING SCHOOL FOB &
V'HrEo ~ isS mrs New. Brunswick, n j. VIII re-
30, = s. ~. HW Sa,h students prepared for College
AIyUT LANE Madsms red clem hnr
w ents-eanown. Phil,Se,pnAo Hsar ope1s Sepember i
Hcsdemes and College Preparatory CoSIse rSHs sh'ef
Wrs Tftr3n0RA 0I r. RICHARDS Principal r,,,
Mis-; SARH LOUISA TRACY. a. NJ. Assoe,a.e rriheip''
w dit.!r ttaoi Walnut ST., PhiladelpnIa ~. Home
ike thorough and progressive. Miss j. 1rau"hh' fr
Miscellaneous.
A MuFRST COLLEGE, ,-. c.u... III,
a Examinations for admission to Amhefs' .oheee Will
oe heiu ~ VII" ADELPHI ACADEMY, n,,
cu-ror ., clIfton and St. James Places, brooklyn,
Deejnninr at o'clock. Thursday June H. ana continuing
A''e'"''7 " for days. - x,,.
EDWARD D. MARSH, ReRIstfar.
- 7771oI 0T TApEESSJOY.-Most IA thorough traInn ng
y oaI.e body ard mind. opens Oct g. summer at
Newor" - CURRY. 49, Bcacon-st., Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

son, who had been known as Prince Of Caprera. lof
lowed In his footsteps, and after checkerca anu ''
fortunate career driven by the eAsencles oi ~,
situation to suicide. Thus two men OF reiharh'o'o
parts and still more remarkable experiences came "
miserable ends and such, there is good reason " oo
ucve, was the usual termination Of the adventures
Of the time Mr. Fitzgerald has made very al
ractive story ont Of his materials, which woud CON
stitute capital foundation for historical hoVei Ill
the hands Of skilful writer OF fiction
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

within three minutes walk OF the Broadway station of
the Long Island RR.
DELICIOUS RHODE ISLAND CLAM-BAKE
UNDER MAMMOTH TENT BEFORE SALE.
BRILLIANT MUSIC BY TWENTY THIRD REGI-
MYNT BAND.
FREE EXCURSION by SPECIAL TRAIN FROM
Long ISLAND CITY At IL O'CLOCK A. "
FLUSHING HIGHLANDS is high md dry and
commands charming views of the rromding country
Ills close broadway station Of the Long IsIa nd
RR., at which every Of the trains thnt are con.
tinually passing stops.
Flushing il eight niles from Long Island City. Its
Churches, Schools aud stores among the best In
the STATE. Flushing has nj! the modera ements
and convcnences, including FREQ Postal Delivery
Building nnd Loan Association. n Public Park.
Banks. Hotels. Gas. Water. Electric Cars aud
Lights, and Ell rieni Police and Fire Departments -
Home seekers aud investors should not let this op.
poriuniiy slip BY of purch sing really choice lots t
| auction prices.
All lti;lcsarc insured without
by the TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY
Of New-Nork. Capital and Surplus S2,3JO,O0O.
For maps, free and aiI additional on
apply to JERE. JOHNSON, Jr., 90 Liberty ST., New.
Ssrk, and 303 Fulton st., Brooklyn,
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

t.malt iH.enle3 20 be expressed. viz.
tar cle-.9ln-n's soas and deacons
dagratega are as prols 20 50 % the bad
as SPARKS are CD e. upward
Repeatedly has tho injustics q this
sentiment been proved Ciergymen' s
sons ere uot more prone 70 end in de-
sl-geuon and h-ing disgrace and shame
upon t-ei- parents taan are the sons OF
other professional men Nevertheless
it occaai0aaily seems necessary 20 call
attention 70 the large number OF men
prominent IA literary. political and pro
fsssionAl life who were reared Ia Clergy
mems homes, amid Surroundings that
were restraining ard helpful
Richard Watson Glider. editor OF The
Ceutury. AID enc OF our Finest poets. il
the son Of a Methodist preacher VIII
ian Henry Gilder-who preached in and
about Philadelphia. edited several short
lived literary magazines. and during TIE
latter part Of his life conducted educa-
tioual institutions Il Bordentown, y. J.
and Flushing. l.. l. What the father
failed to 90 IN Philadelphia the son has
doue. q generation later. in New York.
But II Is quite possible that If the father
had had the mechanical and typOgraphi-
cal work on his periodicals done by the
same man who does the work for The
Century ne might no. have failed
Mr. Theodore De Vin-c. who prints Ths
Century aud St. Nicholas. Is the son of
a Methodist preacher well known in
Louisiana and Mississippi. not only as a
preacher but as an authOr
Bat few CT the admirers Of Henry
James. the novelist. know that his father
was a theologian who, after leaving
Princeton Theological seminary because
Of doctrinal differences. became a men,
Der Of the Sandemanian sect and finally,
IN the main. adopted the views Of Sweden
borg. Ills most intimate friends in this
country were the Transcendentalists OF
New England. and in England he en-
- tie friendship Of Carlyle. Twas
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
The Chicago Route.

Grand Banids & Indiana and Mlchi.
gan Central railroad. through Wagner
sleeping cars. Commencing Monday,
June -. trains y III run as follows:
Grand Rapids 10 Chicago - Leave
Grand Rapids, 1925 a. M, 1880 p. m;
arrive Chicago, 4:l5 p. M, Sos a. m.
1928 a. m. ran has Wagner parlor car,
Grand Rapids to Chicago, arriving
there in time fer all afternoon Western
connections. 1880 p. m. train has
through Wagner sleeping car. These
trains will run daily except SUNDAY.
Chicago 10 Grand Rapids-Leave Ch,-
cago, 1;05 q. NJ, $40 y. m, 1910 .. m;
arrive Grand RAPIDS, 205p. m, $50 p.
M, 6:5o u. N. $40 p. m. train has Wag-
uer parior car, Chicago 10 Grand Rap
.ds, daily except Sunday. Dining car
attached between Chicago and Kalama
100. l0l0 p. m. tram daily except
saturday, has through Wagner sleeping
car.
For sleeping car reservations, apply
at Union ticket office. Nonroe-st., or to
A. Almculst al station.
{. L. LOCKWOOD, q. P. & T. A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Erscksnrisige 1sL.xers1 eas * sAs G1ess
la&eEesazg 4a8 ieFal sz4fess-s-
>eaae1r Col.zzlkt. = SfsoEg.A. = tzs
So & AsSA11-zt pre4cAsr. wno coza-
nsGed. As A2ys na4ay oEAsr mea II -
scu1a. til,s lszzl and ministerial prsrss-
sso1z Sea4tgr CsiqaiEs IS - ardent
AetAosisg. znd czn be counted - - e.
sar tbs right rathss Ehan party Interests
xAeEe is svo eLzsA
he l2IkeT q 11z&zor Jeseph r Hzw-
~. q Calzee -eat. Wss tie Rev Fran
eis Ha3ley. q -apElsE clergyman a1e "a
active a1r-sl4Esry orator. senator
HAwlsy hAs always been regarded - ere
81 the zblsst 4a3 mosE apr.ght q poa-
tlcians. s1a - an esiiser ana srzstov has
always asrsa9sd god moraiA Hs Is
Cougrsg2ti0nalzf.
v aeu Pgesilsas Harrison appointed
David }. BEsse IF Kanz1s. associate
Jus-ice - the sarreEns courE of the
United States be selected q clersYInan's 5
son Justice Brewer is tie soa II the
Rev Josiah Brewer. who Was one Of the
trsE volunteers of the A. B. c. F. NJ for
the missionary dsld Leaving the hills
o. Massachusetts, Mr. Brewer went ont
u Smyrna. Asa Minor. IN 1880. and il
was there-on missionary grouul-that
the son David was bova.
When Justice Brewer haa taken the
cath q oGiee ard donned tbs Official
robes be received no heartisr welcome
from any u his colleagues than was
given him by bis uncle. the Hon. stephen
j. Field. q California. another supreme
court judge who Is a clergyman's son.
Judge Field Is a memher Of that re
markaole quartet OF brothers of which
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

David Dudley. the iurist: Cyrus W. the
protector and capitalist. and Henry W,
the editor AMI traveller, are the other
members.
Their father was TIE Rev David Dud-
ley Field. Of Haddam. Conn, and
Stockbridge. Mass. who was a tvnical
New England divine. The son, David
Dudley Field. is the man of whom an
English chancellor h1s said, He has
done more for the reform Of laws than
any other man living" His work, The
Outlines of an international Code" has
been translated into French. Italian and
Chinese. and the author has q rank
among jurists unsurps as, by any in the
land.
Justice Stephen J. Field is one Of the
ableSt and oldest members of that court,
which in dignity and power has no peer
among the tribunals of the world.
Cyrus ". Field viii 90 down to his
tory rs the man whose foresight and
courage made the first Atlantic cable
verify in 1886. after a struggle and dis
couragements that would have dis
tA-ttA AIAASNA A--lHb A-l-4l. 0g-4ll 4DA4GHI cIAU
Of him that he was "the Columbus who
had moored the New World alongside
the Old" His latter years have been
spent in the management of vast
financial interests, and until 1888 he was
the proprietor Of Tie New York Mail
and Express.
Henry w. Field. Of The Evangelist. is
one of the best known and most in
fuential OF religious editors. He has
travelled widely. made hosts Of friends,
and given thousands Of readers pleasure
By his graphic description OF the lands
be has visited and the men he has seen.
another remarkable quartet Of cler-
gymen's sons Is found in the Abbott fam
Iiy. Benjamin V. Abbott. recently 6e-
ceased, was. and Austin Abbottis. known
10 lawyers throughout the land as a com
piler of legal text books which ere stand
ard authorities. Rev. Lyman Abbott is
the editor of The Christian Union and
pastor Of Plymouth church. Brooklyn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

such a man. with srch a bent Of mind,
who rso-sd the clever author Of Daisy
Miller" and the nE-nerous other 'inter-
national novels which havs made the
name of Henry James famous
There are I'd names IN American liter
nturs that stand higher than those Of
GeorEs Bancroft Oliver ST. s1dall Holmes
snd James Razsell Lowell They are
all clerEyruen's sors Bancroft several
years ago wrote Being more than four
score years old ! know tls time for my
-clease VIII soon co-ae. Conscious Of
bmcg near the shore of eternity. await
without impatieuce and without dread
the beckoning of the hand which VIII
sursron me % rest.
Turning from literature 70 politics. it
vii be rewem be~ed thst ev-President
Grover Cleveland ia the son of ths Rev.
Richard r Cleveland. ani was born in
TIC Presbyterian parsonage IN Caldwell.
y. !. and was named after another Pres
byterisn clergyman. the Rev. stephen
Grever Mr Cisveian8s predecessor.
Chester A. Arthur. wns the sen Of Bap-
tst clerrvr1an
TIE present vice president - the
United States IS tae son of Pew. Daniel
q Morton and Lncrpaa Parsons. who
Ere3 rp emone the tf1s of Vermont. and
ca tse savings 90 a riefrer salary en-
desrcrsl ta senl their $50 Levi to Mii-
dle1arv c-lcEa Wnen partially tar5uzh
hs cen1se Be was obliged 60 enter com-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
TErHFx J. FIELD

Henry Ward Bcecbsr's old church Rev.
Edward Abbott Is a scholarly Protestant
Episcopal clergyman. who was chosen by
the last general convention o. the Prot
estant Eris gal church to be missionary
bishop in -spau. bat be declined the
hon0r These men are the scus of Rev.
Jacob Abbott.
These are only few cisrgynens s sons.
outside of the cler p profession. who
have deservedly attained prominence.
GRO G. MOFEIS
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know II because Kemp's Raisam
within the past few years has cured 50
many coughs and colds in this COM
munitv. Is remarkable sale has been
won entirely 10y Us genuine merit. Ask
some friend who has used II what he
thinks of Kemp's Balsam. There is 10
medicine 80 pure. none effective. Largo
hotties, soc and 81, at all druggists.
sample bottles free.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Nav Toaz. o1pE li-fas scot6nx
werid occasionally has tie oBeortu2ity
81 g1atiag tae ol4 ALAG. ~G-sqgyEaen' ;
sos all deAcoas zgarsrs. etc Ths
Esl1alltlsr ~ ths eolp-ss - nor qaose3.
euE there Is al 4eclz-1 s1yl1g shTug u
tae sa11lssFs and elevation u The eve
1roNs W1eh Dlaialy iuEsrpreEs the sea-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
TEE oHICACo-oRAND RAPIDS SHORT
IINE
The Only Through Train Service Beswe.

The Only Through Train Service Between
Crand Rapids, Traverse city aud Chi
eseo Is Via the Chicago < West
Mieilisan rs. 20 New Buffalo,
Thence via. Michigan Cent
raj Railroad.
Traverse City and Grand Rapids TO
Chicago.
Leave Traverse City, a. m, fel5
2. IN.
Leave Grand Raplds-*9.OO a. M,
Fl:o0 p. m, ill:35 p. n.
arrive Chicago-S4:15 p. m, $3.50 p.
M, 1895 a. M.
*Excep, sunday. fDaily.
Except Saturday, train leaving Ira
verse Citv 6:l5 p. M, has through
sleeper 10 Chicago, connecting ~ Grand
Rapids with combination sleeping and
char car, arriving Indianapolis l0:S0
a. m.
At Chicago connections made with
dlyerglng lines Tor ali points west,
southwest aHd northwest; at Grand
Rapids with D.. l.. & y. Z. r. for Ian
s.ng, Detroit and all points east.
Chicago to Grand Rapids and Traverse
City:
Leave ChicaGo-s9:oO q. m, s4:4O p.
m, flll5 p. II.
Arrive Grand Rapids-E3:55 .. m,
*l0:l5 p. ~, IS 80 4. m.
Arrive Traverse City-*ll.05 p. M,
6:U0 a. n, Hoo p. M.
rExcept Sunday. DAILY.
The $40 p. IN. tram has a through
sleeper Chicago to Traverse City. con-
Meeting with palace steamers. arriving
Charleyoix 1880 a. M; Petoskey, 30
p. m; IIarboT Springs, 200 p. M:
Mackinac Island, 7:l5 p. m; st. Ignace,
500 p. II.
fhe lI:I5 p. N. tram has through
sleeper 60 Grand Rapids, connecting
with train arriving Traverse City 200
z. m. W.. \. GAyETT,
p Acting Gen. Pass Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
DON'T Do It |!

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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

The Burdock Plant is one Of the hest
diuIetics or Kidney regulators in the
vegetable world. and the compound
known as Burdock blood Bitters is un-
surpassed in an diseases OF the kidneys.
liver and blood.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

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cred.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Mrs. WinsI VS. s3oihina Syru7 ssruid A.
vays Used ser cliifrea te~shiaA. e soo-hes
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

The high position attained and the
universal acceptance and spprovai OF
lhe pleasant liquid frult remedy. syrup
Of Figs. IS the most excellent laxative
known, illustrate the value of the quaL
it.es on which rs success is based. aud
are abundant.y gratifying 10 the Cali
toEnla Fig syrup Company.