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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-03
Piatek, dnia 3 Kwietnia 1891 r.

kt6rego rece z}ozy} baron Fa-
va biezace interesa w}oskiego
poselstwa. Rudini upowaznia
Imperialego, tresc tejze udzie'
lie p. Blaine. Nota ia jest
odpowiedzia ma ostatnie pismo
Blaine'a, ip. Rudini powiada
W niej, re W}ochy niczego ME
zada}y, pr6cz szybkiegoi spra-
wiedliwego rostepowania a
wzgledem winnych W sprawie
New Orleahskiej. M6wi, re
by}oby g}upota, ukarat ich
bez przeprowadzenia formal
nego procesu. Dyplomatyczny
wypadek dopiero wtedy moze
bye uwazany, "a ukonczony,
jezeli Rad zwiazkowy W tre-
sciwej formie oswiadczy, re
zostanie wniesiona skarga. W
tym czasie w}oski Rad jest
zadowolony 2 oswiadczenia sic
rzadu Zwiazku, re got6w
przyznaG odszkodowanie rodzi-
nom ofar.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-05
One OF the sfenD~.i-

One of the most remarkable oases Il
close listed stinginess ever known has jus.
been brought TO light in Salem. nls. In !.
UNNECESSARY TO name the parties. but tl,s
story as voucbed for by several citizens q;
this place IL as follows:
A farmer residing near here. worth fro-r
$500 20 $1,000. DC; lOus since had A bro;t-
er IN the Deigbborbood who xas very sick.
The attending physician r-que< ed that the
mex man be given small quantities Of lem
onAde. The wealthy brother was de
patched % town 60 &c; some lemons Hs
went 70 leading grocery store and pur-
che~ed three for ten cent. That night the
sick brother died. and only one Of the lem
ons bad been used
The day after the funeral The wealthy
brother took the two remaining iemous
back 10 the merchant and said as sass
brother had died tefore using all os them
be bad no further U.s. for them and De de-
manded six cents for the two returned
The merchant refused 10 take the lenlous
tack and the rniserly old fellow went aw.s
mad--St Louis Republic
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-05

Jules .Iau4D siz.l4s -. IA s-fnoa.s BE fore
most Of the critical seriisrs % modern
France. b. some stress 81 lsr.zpe one
winter dur!n- tie Empire b. s-as com
pelled TO abide in London. Tie day WA
rather cold. aad be is-d secured Iery com
Portable seat near the usd hot stove in q
wei known restaurant. Opposite TO him
AT a phlegInatic EnglishmAn slipping bis
glass Of groy.
Waiter cried out the Briion. so you
know the name Of that foreign looking
gentleman sitting hear ;Ee fire reading the
paper and smoking a cigar
No, sir. do not. !" answered the alter,
after looking Janin carefully over. hut
viii call the proprietor"
The proprietor come
DO you know that gentleman resdins
the paper and smoking hi- cigar bear the
sioves"
i regret 20 say, sir. that 20 rot This
!s the frs time. ] think. De- has exert visited
our establishment
VERY well. That Ul.l CO. said the
Englishman. in his coolest manner. He
then rose and directed himself toward the
unknown.
My dear sir. kaid De-. addressing ia
min. 'but might ] know your nAEney"
Certainly: my name = Jznin. Jules j.
min. from Paris
We'll. Mr. Jznin. Jules Jauin. from
Paris. have the hosor 20 inform VOC
that tie tails of your coat are almost en-
iirely burn; OF by the IRE in that stove a,
which you are sitting. and a. YOU don't
seem TO be aware Of the ssrs have made
bold 20 Jet yoa know PhIlsdeiphis
Time.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-05
Ornament. Of an. su.Il r,s.u.mn,,

At Rny tine from 20 20 - yozrs 81 az.
tie male native. hage ii.eir lower lifss
pierced u.der each cu-ner q the mouth for
lsbrets. When the incisi0n l. frsi made
sharp pointed pieces of ivory are pu, IA.
After the wound heals the hole l. gradu-
ally stretched % half al issch IN ciarneier.
Some Of the poorer natives wear lahrx..s
made from cznncl coai. ivory. common
gravel and glass sio7Iers obtained from
ship, which they shape fo- the purpose.
All who can obtain them have a..ate ones
Some q the girls have their eAr- pierced
Just back % the lobe. where il j. thianesr.
They wear ivory caring some 81 which
are cared with plain figure. while oihers
have q SITTING q turgrois some of them
have string q beads. extending from one
earring TO the ether. suspended under the
throat. Tsiiooing tie chin among tie
women j. general aud IL j. kept up. 80
they Say, because il kEs aizays been tbe
custom At the axe - 9 one narrow per
pendiculaT line j. craxn down the oen.ss-
Of the chin, powdered charcoal being used
IN coloring. At about y year - age the
line l. broadeDed TO half an inch. aud a
narrow line drawn parallel 20 Il CA 6acL
sace.-Sitka Alaska Letter.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-05
Gsllno's Trick

NJ. CahDo. the French wissacre. has sx
last said an enaincutly w.se ard witty
thing.
One pighi a; tie ToTnEoGdy club. of
which NJ CalIno % an bonored ineut,er. a
group OF uSen were discussing The question
What II the beat trick man can play on
his moiber-in-lawys
The matter came 20 " Calino for t,is de.
eisaon He thought il over gr=yely Cor a
minute or two and then responded.
Centleusen. the bezt t-ick ihai cAr,
thlnk of for man 10 play on he mothes-
.n-lAw IL not 20 marry bc- daagti<r-'-
Youths Companion.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-05

Al Athens, Ga. mhn co bi, ray home
saw dog running toward him through
the darkness 81 FUN .ps--d- surrnisins
that the dog wa mad the ran climbed ap
a tree and remained there the rest Of tbs
night, with the dog standing guard l.lou.
When daylight came the man discovered
that the dog was bis own. Slowly and
softly he began 70 descebd. and the truth
was rapidly dswning in bis rninc. Chicago
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-05
An IMPRESSION.

a cyTircss 6zsis against the biae.
Thsi cest--ns up - such q hue
A. ncreT psiEl.sr dAsca and crcw:
A marble shafi ;hEi s-Aaas alone
Above a wreck of gcul lagf~d store
v IN gray rrx-en aius~ os.rgroxn.
hillside scu-r3 MA aslsA ts-tns
Throz-h axe loas usfh q sasnn~r raizs
A. pasTie "a WILL vintage sizin.:
Aad roclzs TAT riiii- the hours run
Si,ov ali 10. srrcls. osae ~ une.
s'or lasiiaDe q The summer sisn.
4 cresecr; sal zpaa The ssa
20 c-lia as4 f-.ir z3d riIg,le free
Nna p.saifi-T .T HrellE cal era.- L..
4 alldre uisa Gecp iaIauis-d hays.
Aa1 o'er flc Ele2llla.. NaisrAAsE
4 f-lfnpse q ts,anl. b. toe haze.
: face lronzee Gar. - ri atg -oii
With mouaia4n eyes il.af sreni - boac
T1e FRESHNESS u tll- world Of ola.
A Shepherd crook. a casf a as-eca.
a s-rzztf,g anek-i' r. ssiFse % p-s0-.
The long. sus-f isil-ssc--ssss is Gn--rel
-E.fln~ii Road a. IzrPers .-sAzlne.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-05

Yachting mutht be very wemunerstinr
10 the hardware twsde, NTH Mshsl.n
How 50. Mr.. Jenkinsfp
Why, heard that man behind us thxv
that they'd been hammering away AZ a
tor The iAsht half An hour. 6weaking a,s
uplifting seks"-Harper's RazAr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Kober, w. Duncan, attorney OF this
cty. Is dangerously III.
Mayor Cntler is expected home from
California about April |.
Mrs. Dwight Cutler. who has been
very sek AZ Riverside Cal, Is reported
much better.
The daily boats 10 Milwaukee have
only been detained few hours TINS
winte- by Ice and Wind.
Harvey Wallner of tnls city who was
badly injured by an explosion at the
Newbery blast furnace five weeks ago
was brought here this morning 10 his
fathers residence.
The candidate most prominently
mentioned by Grand Haven Republi-
cans. 10 succeed Judge Cbamplin on
the State supreme court, Is Judge Mont
gomery, OF Grand Rapids.
Four years ago the wife of \. !. See
fert, butcher OF this place presented
him with twin girls, yesterday she again
complied with the divine command Ia
"multply and replenish the earth,
10y presenting twin boys.
Work is progressing as rapidly upon
the furniture factory as the weatheI
will permit. Some OF the machinery
has already been put in place. The
machinery will all be new, and the IN
sttution first-class throughout.
This Saturday evening there Will be
q meeting of the citizens to consider the
propositions of outside parties who de-
sire 10 locate another Important INDUS
try in the city. To say that Grand
Haven Is going to prosper next season
is putting IT mildly.
The glass works are now practically
completed. Forty-one artisans arc
steadily employed and more are being
added day by day as theyncan be SO
cured. Superintendent Ts~ ord say,
that they have more orders on hanG
than they will be able to till for some
time.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
Greenwood, I. o. G.. T.

Greenwood Lodge, |. o. G.. T., is in a
prosperous condition, and tho work
done by the lodge for the past year ha:
been very satisfactory. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
quarter: &. T., Mr.. Teel; v. r., Miss
A. Teel; Secretary. William Andrews
Marshal, Mrs. y. Lampman; =. s., J
Greenwood; Treasurer, Mrs. y. Teel
Chaplain, Mrs. Thomas; Guard, Miss
Andrews; Sentinel, Mr.. Kennedy; Or
gani.t. Bert Green. The following Off
GERS were appointed: Elmer Green.
wood, assistant secretary; Mrs. Bell, d
NJ; Charles Greenwood aud Miss Cens
Summers, pages. The Juveniles ar
also in good working condition, unde
the guidance of Mrs. A. NJ. Greenwood
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Assthss uiteh - ths csars ussss
oastdtsa Wsrk-

Assthss uiteh - tAs CsaSs ussss
nasidiss Work
The latest phase IN the court house
construction work 10 the reported losz
of the building plans. This. il true is =
catastrophe, Tor il will necessarily cause
suspension Of work and throw Tie
large "a number of men now engaged
ON the dark and MASSIVE plle OF mason
~ out OF employment. This would be
. severe blow % the workmen, as 10 u
now mid winter. and tho sudden dis
charge OF large force of men would
necessarily glut the labor market and
entail hardship upon many OF them.
lt Is also said that a notice has been
served upon the construction company,
demanding the return OF the missing
plans IND 3tantcr, but those who claim to
know say that the construction com
pany know nothing about them. A
we'll developed rumor has II that Alder
man III. r. poren. a sub-contfactor.
now in New York attending u conven.
ton, WAS the last person IN whose Gus
tody the plans were seen, and u is sur
missed that IN a moment OF abstraction
he plgeon-holed them pending his re-
turn. The delays and tritles interrupt
ing work on the building are getting To
be monotonous, II not positively dis
couraging. The next report will be,
doubtless, that tho building itself Is
lost, or what is equivalent TO the same
thing. a vast amount OF the peoples
money consumed i'll paying for salaries
that produce no visible results.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
Evangelistic Service.

The new departure i'll the Sunday
evening services at Westminster. Pres.
byterian church, corner of Island and
Lagrave-sts., which was noticed in these
columns two weeks ago, has been at
tended with marked results. Instead
of the usual evening service aud SER
mon, evangelistic services are being
conducted. The exercises are of q very
popular character, with much and very
attractive music, and thus far have
been attended by audiences that have
doubled in number at each service
Everyone IS invited, aud all who attend
receive a cordial welcome from the at
tentlve corps of ushers who are careful
to- look after the comfort of strangers
but the services are intended especially
for those who have no church home
The services this evening will be NOR,
than usually attractive, and will begin
promptly at O'Clock. The seats ar,
tree.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
DAKOTA SUFFERERS.
Extracts From . letter showing That
There Is Need of Help.


There is Need of Help.
The question Of whether the people
Of South Dakota are actually destitute
or not has become one of unpleasant
discussion. The real estate boomers
and land grab5ers on the one hand
claim that the land tiows with plenty,
while dislntcrested persons ON the other
hand claim that actual destitut.on
exists. The TELEGRAM-HERALp has
gwen both sides of the question, and
put on inquiry all who may be or who
nave been interested. 1t is not intend
cd here TO express al opinion, but the
following extract from a letter written
to r. Shattuck, of the firm of Shattuck
Il Trowbridge, by his brother Charles
Shattuck. of Hecla, South Dakota, will
give better idea Of the true state Of
affairs. Such portions az refer to per.
sOnal matters are omitted. The letter
reads, after the usual introduction:
Jan. y, 189l.- | gave Mr..
Douglass your address; thought per-
haps you might assist hlm in getting a
donation from the city. Mr.. Douglass
IS very nice man. hope you will
hand that circular to q e.. a. X. man
that will take hold of 1T and do some
thing for the comrades here, for | do
not know what some of them will do if
help don't come.
CHAs. SHATTUCK,
Hecla, South Dakota.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Official PAPER OF THE CITY.


Republican state Convention 90 nominate
q jusficc si the supreme Court In pace OF john
W. Chsmpisa. and two regents OF the nI,er-
city 10 piAec of taarirs j. Nillstt and Arthur
~ (tnF1 ana for the transaction OF other has
mesa wil be held AZ Assembly Hail. ~ the
e1ty Of Jsekson. on Tuesday. February "A. ISL.
~ II eiciosk - m.
In accordance with resolution adopted ~
tsrnnd Rapids. May "a. fss1. every county will
- nulltied 90 one delegate for each NJ OF the
total vote cas1 for toyernor ~ the last election
tHovemb<r. l<sls. aud one additional delegate
Tor every srastlon amounting 10 tc. but each
organized county will DO entitled TO AZ least
rnder : resolution Of 1<,s no delegate viii
ke entitled Is . seat In the convention who
does not reside Ia tna county he proposes to
Hopre~nt.
fu sompliancs with resolution adopted In
Detroit. June =. ls~1. the secretary OF each
eeunfy convention Is requested 10 forward 10
tne Secretary OF the state tearrai Committee
(room I. Batter block. pelroiu. by the earliest
scaff. after the delegates are chosen. a certi-
ned lize of such delegates AZ are entitled 10
nenfs In the esats Convention from their re-
oocetlyo counties.
Jswrs McNuLks. Chairman.
WILLfsa X. BArss. Secretary.
IN sNe above convention counties In the
vfflh Congregational diytrtct will DO entitled TO
to1egAtes ~ fofiowss AliegAn. los Ionia. 10.
t1fx9A. - and Kent. e..
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08


Ths usy 10 81 eisAn siFseu aaa
Sross sxlks y 70 noks esssa msns Ne
Nay - secure pare xoseTnnsns : V
make pare Es<n; TIE ssy 20 snake ass
free. : ~ n82ks free ns1, ana tAs ssy
q kexp people from l~snx ssefasfed =
g. hsps lAe maEdsfsfs. Lei ins ke0s
cd Stale II Mich gao p2ss ; las - sazt
erect, The sooasE ths letter. II . fssi
bseoniax knowa - ihc state 81 crime
Five cites IA Kansas sfc nvs Under
TIE government " noiasn- I've
wonsa are now serving - mayors. aud
tsenls ave are IA tie city eeaneals.
1ugee are performing tne diheaa
dutles az police Judge. A aoken are
county saFseiintenaents OF pai1ic III
stEueslon. and several arc acting ss city
clerk or treasurer. In sddAnon 10
these. large nunt'er. probably 100. are
Aecepl~bly seFyng on school eoards-
Grand Rapids has ose woman. and
an efficient one too, on the school
board. There ought 70 DC dozen os
more.
Mrs. Grant, according 10 aushorative
announcements. has thus lar received
over s9oo,ooo tor The publication OF
Gen. Grants memoirs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
COURT RECORDS.

CIscUIr-Hon. VIM. T.. Grove, Judge
Mary l.. Temple vs. Muskegon, Grand
Rapids Il Indiana Railroad Company
continued without costs. In re smith
estate; time TO settle ball of exceptions
extended. On eall--Nos. 3, -, ,, 81
81, 4. Hon. Allen G. Adsit, Judge
On sall Aonday-Nos. 2, 10, Is, q, 81,
"a, 3.
PRoskrE-Cyrus r. Perkins, Judge
Estate of Alfred :. Richards, deceased
petition for probate OF wIli fled: hear.
ing March >. Estate of Martha A. Carl.
ton, deceased; petition for adminissrs-
ton fled; hearing March 2. Estate OF
George Huntley, deceased, report OF
sale Of real estate filed and confirmed
al dunsnissrstor's 6nsi account hled
hearing March 4. Estste of Fredericx
p. Thompson. deceased; letters 70 yohz
h. Thompson admitted.
SrrrRsoa-Hon. +. A. Burlinran1e
iudxs-The People va NolIis Parton
receiving scslen goods; trial sdiournec
unta Fehrusry IS. The People We
Leander ?. neyo. altering forged note
trial resumed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

The New York World says: "There
= only . short month moro OF Tom
Reed. Heaven and the fstss are not
nitogethsr unkind." But wait and see
what comes after him. The Democ-
racy OF Michigan couldn't wait in
patience for the first fruits f:their vic
,pry, bat they have been eating "Dead
Sea apples ever since.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

a Republican county convention 70 select
1orfy. seven delegates to the state convention.
90 nominate justice OF the supreme Court TO
nuccecd John W. Champiin. ana two regents
of sho university to succeed Charles J. Wiilefs
end Arthur W. Clark. will be held At the upper
ofreuit court room. In the city OF Grand Rap
f1o. Thursday. February -. At III o'clock a. m.
Inoh ward ef the city OF Grand Rapids and
- thrse deie1ates.
ByooQusst of Republican County Committee.
HxSRY NJ. Rasz. Chairman.
THoMks WALSH. Secretary.
Grand Rapids. Feb. Z. fsol-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

TAG scrgeant-at-arms OF the Ken
tucky Legislature has to issue special
Invitations TO the members in order TO
gee quorum. In Pennsylvania, it is
uixerent- There, they cannot get there
soon enough or stay long enough. In
Michigan, they come and go with equal
rAelllty and assonishlng regularity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

KkrAwsxoo's sidewalks must be
hole-y terrors. That city has just paid
out 5000 IN settlement of damages re-
pultlng from them and has So, 600
worth OF suits still on hand. That
amount Of money would have built
miles Of good walks.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Marquette alaias JsaTsa;

Narquette VI aiag JeuEnA:
Michlgzn's new Attorney General,
Mr.. Ellis, has IDEAS OF economy that
seem somewhat novel, coming from \
Democrat. He vaass the Lsalslatare 20
take action looking 70 an increase Of
his salary from $500 30 t5ooo, With a
corresponding advance in the amount
allowed him for clerk hire. The Mn
inx Journal has rot the least doubt
that the Ssase's legal adviser 10 entitled
70 better pay than $500 year 4 re q
qualified for his position, but Mr.. Ellis
demand for an advsoce IN salary and
allowances for hn ofsce hardly aceords
With what his rsrty has been telling
these reople AL these years about
the STATE cAices and vnat a
~snsp'' the fellows had who nlisa
them. IL has been . standard
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
CONTAGIOUS Diseases.

The following cases of contagious dis
eases were reported yesterday: Aura
Nichols, 50 Page-st., scarlet fever; Will
lie Kendall, 1i3 Butte-worth-ave.
scarlet fever; Maud Hastings and Jen-
ME Hastings, 81 Reed-st., whooplng
cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
THERE Is nary . fly on the Chicago
airship.

TaE Democrats have been In power
IN Ohio only one year and there is de-
licicncy in every State institution but
enc. Michigan may take warning.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
II Not. ny Not1

tHHFI0Ffr hHuUUfIttuF
The free coinage of The silver produc-
ed ia this country would be happy
compromise OF the silver controversy.
We sea no serious objection 10 such -
measure and we think the proposition
should be satisfactory TO all reasonable
silver coinage advocates. II not, why
not
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Simply apply "ewAysE's ossfaEsr, =
no internal medicine required. Curse
tetter, eczema, Itch, all eruptlons on the
face, hands, nose, etc, leaving the skia
clear. white and healthy. It's great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggists tor swAYNE's ofsrNEsf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

INDIANA and Ohio arc having trouble
byer their boundary line. Ohio Is
somewhat sensitive on such questions,
unce her experiences with Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
Crystalized violets at Elliott & Co.

DR.. l.. l.. Conkey having recovered
from a five months spell OF sickness, is
again prepared to wait upon all who
are in need of a veterinary surgeon, at
his old stand, No. d Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
Lily White.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer IN the manufacture of flour.
Its products are IN great demand, and
especially tho Lily White. Try 1T.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
STATE OF ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO, q.

STATE OF ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO, =.
Lucas COUNTY,
FRANp j. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm of i.
j. CHENEY & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County .and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case Of Catarrh that
can not be cured by the use Of HALLS
CArARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
a. d., 1856.
(crHN A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of tho system. Send
for testimonials, free.
j. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, q.
1@ Sold by Druggists, IS cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

is the complaint Of thousands saissslns
from Asthma, Consumption, Coughs
etc. pid you ever ny Or. Aeksr's En-
slish Remedy Ii 10 the beat prepAfa-
ilon Known fo- ell Lung Troaeles- sud
on . positive guarantee st sc snd boz
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Mrs. Ritter, manager Herald Employ
ment Exchange, has removed her plac,
of business TO SO West Bridge-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

HoS. WALTER 4. HOWARD, professor
OF political sciencs IN Middlebury COL
Iege. is an earnest Protectionist. He
says internal free trade and national
protection is more philosophical and
better sustained by fact and history
than FREQ trade tariff system. He
Was once United states Consul at Tor
onto, an important port of expectation
10 this country, and ne says he knows
that the exporter pays the duty, or at
least the greater part Of 1t. May the
tribe of such professors increase.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Here IL II.

Gratiot journal:
The doings of the Michigan Legisla-
ture for the month of January may be
summarized "a follows: - - -
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

fetv = shiiana = fhe price ~ nr. rsfY-s
CaagA ssrap. The seesse are asppy.
Yea wssI aas grf i~fs. = - ysa suy bssfss ~s
Sz.sxflas q. fe< ysar sssEmstsSza. = cen -
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

THE Adrian Press remarks "From
1856 " 1890, the Republican party was
IA power in Michigan. but never during
these years did the Legislature pass a
NV 10 prohibit members from using
free passcs on railroads." And the
pvmocrssic party viii be in power from
1870 unI'l 1898 and accomplish still
Les. unless ID kills OF the present Legs
Iaturs IN Time 70 scconpiish . short
ersson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

AN Alabama paper bursts forth in
this exultant strain: "One of the
members of the British Iron and Steel
Institute, who visited our city, writes
that pig iron can be made in Alabama
at cost of two or three dollars less
than 1t costs TO make the same quality
OF iron here in lancashire What an
admIsslonl All this talk will result IN
bringing about for this section the most
wonderful period of development any
section of any country has ever
known" This could never have been
accomplished under the curse of slav-
cry. Abraham Lincoln's emancipa.
ton proclamation was the second
declaration of independence for the
south.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

ouso ~ funny state, bat some of its
1eGlsiatiou Is funnisr. The Toledo
Blade says: The Ohio Senate has
pnsped . law directing that refusal TO
pny the sax on dog shall be an offsnse
punishatle ~ hne OF IS; and il the
tax y not paid On she dog il can be
anoe.s That must be . sort Of Alb.
snce isx;slAsion. Cor one Of the tenets
their creed - ''Shoot'' the taxes. II
~ very eonsid>rats m the senate,
howsver. uo< b allow The kax 10 be shot
afsss = hsd I'm ''psid On the dos. "
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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Or. conkey. veterinary surgeoa,
1xuai-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Every sack OF LILY WHITE FLOUR
has = picture Of oarmiil. None genulns
without n.
VALLEY cirY NllIIxo Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Rochester chocolate eseams Al Elliot,
Al 90
The Irish standard., 1891-11-28

A On Inc !

There il no line 80 handsomely equipped FOL
Through Passenger Service as '.The North.
Western Line. &c. st. p, NJ. d o. BY
All well posted travellers between