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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Compassion of . Newspaper MAa sus
Poor stranger WAs Nssssd Help
Il happened in Chicago - 3 . u. The
maa wss shabby Aad travel stained, when
be stopped . nswspAper nah 1t the corner
a D~arborn and Madison streets and Aaked
the way TO Hsistead street.
Straight ahead" said the nswspapsr
man. pointing west.
Then which way must turn 70 gst %
Thirty sixth strsstp asked the man.
s.rnirty sixth and HalstesAw exclaimed
the newspaper man. You had better take
a Halstead street car; thsre'll b one along
here soon"
II didn't aAk you for . car" sAid the
shabby man rather sharply. (which way
mus, turnr
ITO your left when you reach Halstsd
street"
Thank you"
The shabby man started along. bus the
newspaper man stopped him.
Hold onf' he said "Ars you going 70
try to walk therer
''what business 10 thas of yoursr retort-
ed the other.
But you can't do ttP"
II can't" There was trace of bitter
ness In the mans voice. I've walked In
from Jackson park"
why. you could have cut seross and
gotten to Thirty-sixth and Halstsad with
half the walk"
II suppose so, but didn't know It."
The shabby man started on again. and
again tho newspaper man stopped him.
Look here" be said. Haven't you got
any money!"
that's none Of your business. returned
the shabby man. ''Pve got grip at Th'r-
ty-sixth aud Halstead, and after I've got
that you'll not find mo in Chicago long"
There was something In the mans man.
ner that made the Newspaper man persist
ent.
LET mo give you car fare. any way" hs
said
The shabby man turned on him sharply.
II haven't asked for charity, have II"
mo; certainly not"
"Well, don't want any. I've borrowed
money, but
Call ita loan, said the newspaper man.
"will you consider it as suchp asked
the stranger.
Certainly"
"And you expect to get paidp
Eyes"
"Givc me your address and accept half
| a dollar. And, young man, accept little
| advice from man who is older than you
are. Never quit one job until you are sure
| of another. came hero from Grand Rap
| ids to better myself. I was told that labor
was in demand and wages up In the skies.
| I've been hero . week and now am going
back to see IL can get my old job again.
| And il the little woman aad the baby
| He hes:tated 81 didn't leave her much.
didn't have much, and I expected to send
| for her. but I-well, couldn't. And shes
always SO patient and good and I've
He suddenly Strengthened mp and said.
young man, I'll send you this within q
week If get my job back"
| He sent it.-Chicago Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

DTscoxrESrEp and turbulent. citizens
of Paraguay attempted by armed force
to overthrow the government. but were
promptly checked and defeated. II
was an uprising OF the ''outs' against
the ''ins'-so Characteristic Of South
Americans. 49,.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Chemists and tn. manufacturer Of the
nes proctsses of boitei -four are always a.
war The latter are deiss their best a
faruish as win ans white asar, but they
ID 50 =. the expense of health The hsur is
bo.tel 80 much thst nearly All the nutritiv.
vssae j. taken from Il sni cast sway - ,A,.
swies. The gluten and starch aad ali thu
natri.sse Substance left. sad that which
makes bone and tissue. .. wasted In IN.
process. Brown bread is far saperiss 10
ths white. and Il sAssid be sfrea 20 chi,
drsn. especially in thsis srowiax sss n
siFss ths needed pkospAase 70 the teeth
ani beaes, prevents ayspepeis and rten-
isses faa hfainand hleoa.
MetneFs tAsf are narsisx ehildrsa vsali
gre 70 tassk xoupg bexs1r boasa tenkk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

CsSsvs BULLETIN, No It's, i at hand.
The stat stles a this bulletin furnish sn
exhibit OF the operations of railways u
the territory embraced n the states 81
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware. Mssylsad. snd portion ~
West Virginia. comparison OF q e
statistics for 1870 and 1890 val he of
interest Il . nsaai 70 expses that
economy 10 ADMINISTRATION follows n
erssss Of business done. The truth Of
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
Bugs That Cur. Hyar.pheb,..

Russia, who can cure the worst cases OF
hydrophobia. His medicine for the disease
consists Of bugs Of the size of freHy,
which he gathers in sandy places. he
keeps them in clean bottles until they be-
como perfectly dry and shriveled to the
size Of . common hy. Only one dose OF
two such bugs kneaded in bread is sum.
cient to cure the worst case of hydrophobia.
-PittSburg Dispstch.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

A widow With two girls married a
widovcr with two boys, and had a second
family by her new husband. When q ter.
rible rnnpus was heard in the nursery one
day the nervous husband shouted up stairs:
"Whatever is the mattsr" The little wife
answered swSetly over the balusters: ats
only my children and Jour children having
q row With our children. dearI''--New
Moon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

AReDus.ican city convention will be held az
the upper Circuit Court rooms. Tuesday even
ing 0ct =. al o'c.oek y. M. Tor the pIr-
pess. al terminating a candidate for Police
Judge and for the transaction 81 such other
business as may properly be considered.
by order Republican City Comaittee-
DWIGHT GOSS. Chairman.
All. CHILNEK. Secretary.
Grand Rapids. October -. ISL
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Ma. WEsrcS rec eived letter from
Mr.. Cleveland and il was published in
the Detroit Free Press and Evening
Leader. Mr.. Cleveland said a. much
in his letter "a Mr.. Weston prints in his
paper for Mr.. Lswrence-nothing. Yet
il was intended to be great letter. 1t
was Mr.. Westou's own idea.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

COMMENTING on the temperance of
Handsome Smugglers at Grand Haven,
following whose srddcn disappearance
fifty years ago Chester Wood was hung
by mob Oh suspicion of having killed
him, the New York Journal says: "He
wept over the fate of Wood, of which
he has been wholly ignorant for half a
century. There probably live some
other gray-headed men, members of
that old-time mob, who, in the regret
of having been law-breakers, must add
the remose of having killed one innocent
directly, another, his father, indirect
ly, aud having driven a young woman
to tue mad house. 1t was = horrible
crime, and every man who engaged in
it was a murderer. Murderers they
would have been, even il Wood had
not been an innocent man. The man
who Joins q mob to commit murder, ia
an especially dangerous homicide, be-
cause he is at the same time an
anarchist.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

OVER sixty millions of dollars are in
volved in the Searies-Hcpkins will con-
test now on for hearing at Salem, Mass.
This IS a pretty sum for the lawyers to
DIVIDE among themselves.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

"How cool your house was all sum-
merI''
"Yes. I stocked the furnace full Of
ice and the blast thst came up the fues
was simply arctic in In IT. ceolth. -
Hsrper's Bazaar.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

THIS New York Mail and Express has
discovered that Shakespeare, when he
made Puck say "What fools these NOR
tails be" referred to the democratic
stump speakers who advocate free
trade, free whisky and free coinage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

The United States government has
gwen Chli notice that II must make
reparation for the outrage perpetrated
upon American citizens at Valparaiso.
You may count it certain thing that
Chill will do SO without delay.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

muscle ana sioed n they wonid make n .
pr.cucs 70 e<s Only brown bread. One soon
gets 70 leving this article Of diet better
ian the excessively white bread which
Amsricsns eat In sach quantities -YAa-
ss~ blade
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

II have three tailors." aid Goslin
proudly. sa,s.is,
Il suppose you had no more than
that" replied Miss Amy; ''yeu know 1t
requires nine tailors to maks.a man.
Smith & Gray's Monthly. fss
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

HUMAS nature must have its excite
ments. They don't have such frequent
elections over in Europe "a we do. but
they can always get up a war scare.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

An along tie lines the fires Of repub-
licsn enthusiasm burn brightly. A
bare snn0uncement-of meeting calls
out large audiences to hear republican
doctrines eypounded. The democrats
fail 10 secure the attention of any con-
siderable hunters. This porteuds dis
ssser 70 free trade and free coinage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
UNDERWEAR.

Ladies Seamless Wool Hose full length ribbed tops regular
value 25 cents will be sold at 10 cents.
Ladies' Fast Black, Fleece Lined Hose regular value. -
cents. at " cents.
Ladee Grey Seamless Wool Hose regular value IS cents
at % cents.
Ladies Colored Fleece Lined Hose worth 20 cents at
20 cents.
LADIES' Fine Cashmere Hose reduced from rs
Sc cents.
Boys Heavy Black Wool Hose sizes Q! At 81 These
and desirable and undoubtedly the best goods
the market fos 81 cents.
Childrcns Coored and Black Wool Hcse 10 81 6
cents for all sizes, regular value % cents
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

THE WEATHER today will be generally
far; lightly warmer, except stationary
temperature in the extreme north; war;
able winds.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
Yon'xa No ldaa

How nicely Hoods sarsaparilla hits the
needs Of people who feel "all tired out
or "run down" from any cause. II
seems 10 oil up the whole mechanism
Of the body 20 that sll moves smoothly
and work becomes delight.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

IL spite Of inssdious personalities
levelcd ~ him by the democrats and
the occasional vswp of a disappointed
office seeker, Mr.. Relknsp continues TO
advance in the estimation of the protec-
tionIsss. The mar = lost sight OF IN the
presence Of the great ssue between the
American home and the English hovel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

THE Itsiisn government n fit Of
previousness recalled Baron Fsvs frcm
his pos, at Washington, but since he
went sssy the business of the govern
naent has suffered no neglect. italy
nov proposes 10 nss<e u 40 asplesssnt
for Pope Leo that be shsll be obliged 10
;Sesse Ronar. II saeh a step No taken by
ihe Holy Father. Rome and Italy slske
-Sii iose their prestige and Importance
sra vii snk into comparative ohsivioa.
Ia snsts Of hoae's hsstoTosl greatness,
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

res the Best - ReasOaA
"Job would have made great doctor.
"whyr
"Hs never lost hia patientA tA'-Truth-
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
TAKE
S. S. S.
FOR
EcZEM 4.

Nv Htsas four year old siri hsd -
serrsvsssd csc - ecssnA The s~ss
physsAsns trssoa hsr, wsthsst a.,
rood rsssssl A ssnsls esss's sf :. 4 s.
sr.d her sound as& veil mis- wss
ssur years go. assa she - hsd ss -
~rn a - llosaa A.ss; - ~ -
= p~rfecsay smsSsA I'D ehssA
ys~ss .. neary. ps<sst nseA
fs~s1kss - ahAn dissasss nsiisd IRA
50 opsu11s -, AemA -
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

without the vatican. Il vii not attract
The thousands from al parts Of tne
world VINO visit Il annually. Rome
witboat Leo would be Ike Hamlet
u.thant ahe nelanehoIv Dane.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
600 DOZ.
lc6 DOZ.
100 DOZ.
90 DOZ.
70 DOZ.
$50 DOZ.
1875 DOZ.
UNDERWEAR Department!
WE OFEER

DOZ White Merno Vests. Rouche Neck
Pants a IA plc
Heavy Wool Plated Jersey
to$l,N
Wool Plated Ribbed
from $l.00.
of Ladies Vese
season. consequently offer them a o them
entirely.
DO DOZ Grey vesss and
Drawer At following
23 26 &C., Is 29c; 80 33c; 80.
reduction OF at from
regular vaues Don fail 70 mspeet thIs Lane of Goods
SPRING d COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

THE Gar o. ali the kasslas has par
doRed the Grand Duke Michael, his
cousin, for marrying the girl ne loved.
Michael married last spEsng aud the
Car was very wfoth, taking from him
al nis titles snd otherwise haml!sting
him. Simultaneous with tals act OF
eontrition the Car announces that he
will renew his vigilance or the exter-
mInauon OF the niaIlisis Who dare 10
speak Of liberty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

LYING seems TO be . perennial vice.
The speckled beauty and the sea ser
pent yarns have retired for the season
and the PLAIN plebian potato comes to
tho front. The state press 10 filled with
items 10 the effect that Mr.. - dug
3sl potatoes out OF one hill or that
farmer -- dug COO bushels out of
half an acre of ground, some OF which
were so large that two men could not
turn them over with a canthook.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

The Toledo Bee admits that roofing
tin IS made in this country and cites
the fact that the roof of its building is
covered with American terne Llates.
1t argues however that it is not real tin
plate and asserts that there is no TIN
plate tit for canning made IN this coun-
try. Conceded that this be true, are
we not able 10 improve upon the prod
uct already made? When we shall
have had greater experience and ac.-
quired requisite knowledge. shall we
not be able to make first-clsss tin plates,
just as we now make first-class steel?
The gist Of the protective tariff is to
foster and develop these infant INDUS
tries until they shall be able to compete
with foreign industries.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
600 DOZ.
BLANKETS 'ANO COMF9RTABlES.


supply
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

DENMARK has removed the prohibit
tory duty on American pork. All
European countries are seeking cheaper
food. The effect % the prohibition OF
France and Germany, has been less in
exports and put tremendous tax on
the consumers of our pork. Now other
countries are following the lead of
France and Germany In removing the
ban. Their own people, as well as ours.
will be the gainers-Blaine and recip-
rocltY.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-01
A New Pneumatic.


Through courtesy of the Philadelphia agent
for the GoRMULLY & JEFFERY MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, we have just had trial ride on
their Pneumatic Rambler, and to say that we
were delighted with the machine doesn't half
express the pleasurable sensations we expert
enced.
To be able to ride pneumatic across wet
car tracks and over greasy cobblestones with
out the least tendency toward slipping was an
entirely new sensation fo1 us.
The &c. and J.'' Pneumatic is GREAT; it is
two-and-a-quarter inches in diameter but it is
greater in its action than in it's size 1t is
entirely new, both in appearance and con-
struction. 1t is fastened to the rim (which is
very small and neat in appearance) by an
original method without cement, and can be
Debated, taken off, put on again and inflated
In two or three minutes. It's corrugated sur
face not only prevents it from slipping on any
surface, but greatly reduces its liability to be-
come punctured.
Together with the Rambler spring Frame it
is as much easier than the ordinary pneumatic
machine, as the latter is easier than the cush-
ion-tired variety.
The Gormully & Jeffery Manufacturing
Company are to be congratulated on having
brought out something distinctively new and
distinctively American that promises to at
once take front rank among the many new
tires that are now being put ON the mark et.-
american Athlete.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-01
JENNIE LIND AND PAYNE.

How tho Singer Paid Tribute to the
Author of "Home, Sweet Homo"
New England Magazine.
No American poet ever received more en-
viable compliment than one paid to John
Howard Payne by Jennie Lind on his last visit
to his native land. It was In the great Ma
tional Hall in the City OF Washington, where
the most distinguished audience that had ever
been seen in the Capital of the republic was
assembled. The matchless singer entranced
the vast throng with her most exquisite melo-
dies. "Casta Diva" tho "Flute Song" the
"Bird Song," and the "Greeting to America"
But the great feature of the occasion seemed
to be an act of inspiration. The singer sud
denly turned her face toward that part of the
auditorium where John Howard Payne was
sitting, and sang "Home, Sweet Home" with
such pathos and power that whirlwind of
excitement and enthusiasm swept through
the vast audience. Webster, himself, lost all
self-control, and one might readily imagine
that Payne thrilled with rapture at this un-
expected and magnificent rendition of his own
immortal lyric.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-01
NAVY AND MARINE CORPS.

Surgeon Henry P. Harvey has been ordered
to the receiving ship st. Louis 18th Novem-
Der next.
Assistant Engineer W. &c. Hasson has
been ordered to temporary duty at the Union
Iron Works, San Francisco, Cal.
Lieutenant Commander w. w. Mead has
been detached from temporary duty on the
chartered steamer HSi and from the re-
celving ship Independence and ordered to pro-
ceed home and wait orders.
Ensign Albert l.. Key will be detached from
the Coast Survey steamer Macarthur on the
10th of November next and granted three
months leave.
Surgeon James NJ. Flint has been detached
from duty at the Smithsonian Institution and
ordered to the Miantonomoh.
Surgeon I. G. Heyl will be detached from
the receiving ship ST. Louis 10th of November
next and placed on waiting orders.
Lieutenant w. j. Moore has been ordered
to duty on the Coast Survey.
Chaplain A. G. Heasley has been ordered
to the training ship Portsmouth, November g.
Lieutenant r. II. Gait has been detached
from the Mohican and ordered to duty at the
Naval Academy.
Chaplain Carroll @. Wright has been de-
tached from the receiving ship St. Louis, 31st
instant, and placed on waiting orders.
The President has appointed William w.
Mead a commander in the Navy.
Lieutenant j. G. Colwel has been ordered
to duty In the Office of Naval intelligence
Surgeon M. III. Simons to the MohicaD.
Chaplain G. A. Gil has been detached from
the training ship Portsmouth, 31st instant,
and ordered to the receiving ship st. Louis,
November 10.
Lieutenant W. l. Moore has been ordered
to duty on the Coast Survey.
Assistant Naval Constructor John G..
Tawresey has been ordered to duty In the
construction department at the navy yard
New York.
The Navy Department has authorized the
eleventh payment, amounting to 81 $50 on
the practtce-ship now building at the works OF
Samuel Moore & Son, Elizabothport, N. j.
Chaplain A. G. Heasley has been ordered to
the training ship Portsmouth, November 8.
Lieutenant r. HI. Gait has been detached
from the Mohican and ordered to duty at the
Naval Academy.
Chaplain Carroll Q. Wright has been de-
tached from the receiving ship st. Louis, 31st
instant, and placed on waiting orders.
Chaplain F. A. Gill has been detached from
the training ship Portsmouth, 3lst instant,
and ordered to the receiving ship st. Louis,
November 10.
Lieutenant commander ). M. Very has
been ordered to duty as executive officer Of
the Mohican.
Lieutenant N. E. Mason has been ordered
to the Miantonomoh.
Lieutenant j. H. Coffin has been ordered to
duty at the Mare Island Navy Yard.
Lieutenant Commander F. w. Crocker will
be detached from the Mohican November 10
and granted three months leave.
Paymaster j. D. Barton has been detached
from the navy yard, New York, and ordered
to the Miantonomoh.
Chief Engineer George w. Magee and Passed
Assistant Engineer F. G. Beig have been de
tached from dutv in connection with the prep
aration Of the Mantonomoh and ordered to
that vessel
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-01
Sinking of the Caspian Sen.
Pittsburg Dispatch.

FIItsUurg DIBpAtcn.
For many years the Caspian Sea, with its
water level away below that of its neighbor,
the Black Sea- has been wonder to scientists.
A number have made it 81 feet below the
other and few as much as 34S feet Besides
1t was generally conceded that the level was
slowly but surely lowering. In fact, 1t was
believed the sea was drying up. Now the cur
ious discovery is made that the depths of the
water remain the same and II the level is
lowering the bottom of the vast sea must be
sinking. AS It is, the Caspian Sea is the
lowest body of water In the world counting
FROM the sea-level. The matter is creating
much speculation among scientists, and many
theories as to the cause and the probable re-
suit of the phenomenon are being offered.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-01
THE HILL SAFETY SPIKE.
An Invention Which VIII Add Greatly
to the Safety of Railroad Travel.

An Invention Which VIII Add Greatly
to the Safety of Railroad Travel.
This days issue of THE HRRLLD contains
an advertisement of the Hill curved safety
railroad spike. Possibly no invention of latter
years should be more appreciated by those
who travel by rail than this strong-holdinQ
spike, which is SO seriously needed particularly
since the weight of engines, cars, and rails.
have been more than doubled, and rate of
speed grown almost fabulous. Comfortably
seated In our magnificent cars of to-day with
every convenience for ease, rolling over the
rails at the rate Of seventy, eighty, and ninety
miles an hour, is truly grand when we have
the knowledge that this whole superstructure
is securely held IN place by the Hill spike
tion never yields to either the lateral or
vertical strain which 1t gets.
Walk along any OF our railroad tracks, and
you would be surprised to see how many of
the old form OF spikes have been lifted by the
vibratory motion of the rails caused by the
enormous weight and speed of trains, in some
instances one inch and one-and-a-half inches
above the fange of the rail. The Hill spike
yields nothing except the powerful draw bar,
which Is used to draw them only when the track
needs repairing. Railroad men should and
will surely be quick to adopt a safety device
like 1t, which nominally cost no more but
which would have the greatest tendency to
guard the lives of those they have undertaken
to haul and get we'll paid for, and at the same
time prevent spreading of the rails, and the
consequent too often occurrences Of frightful
and expensive accidents. The annual con-
sumption of spikes in this country is over
100000 kegs per year. The best spike
should certainly get large part of this busi-
ness which should make its stock profitable
and good to hold. We earnestly predict a
great future for this spike.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-01
Bergen's Asthma Cure Did 1t.
EvANsvILLE, IND, Dec. 20. 18s9

- I17ANsV I1.11Ei IND, Dtc. 70, 1853.
DR.. j. w. Bergen, Petersburg, Ind:
DEAR SIR 1t is with pleasure that testify
to the virtue of your Asthma Cure / had
been sufferer for years, and had almost come
to the conclusion that there was no cure for
asthma; but your remedy was recommended
and l commenced taking it last June, and
have not had an attack since, and feel that
the cure is permanent and complete. / hope
that all asthmatics will give it trial, as I
firmly believe 1t is a specific. Truly yours,
s. b. LEWIS, Dentist.
For sale by Y. d. Gilman, 627 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-01
why smoke Should Be Consumed.

Pittsburg Dispatch
Some idea of the amount of carbon which
impregnates the air in cities, especially in
may be gathered from the Investigations OF an
English scientist who has been engaged In
computing the amount OF SCOT deposited
from London air. Collecting the smoke de-
posted on a patch of snow in Canonbury,
about eight inches in extent, he obtained
ITO square miles, this would give for the
whole area 1000 tons. AS the quantity
measured fell in ten days, months allow
ance would need 1000 horses to cart 1t off,
and these stretched in line would extend
four miles.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-01
Special Presents-spec,al monday.

Special Presents-SpeciaI Monday
73l 9TH st.,
GREAT CHINA
AND JAPAN
TEA COMPANY.
between G and H SITS. n. W.
Another
change
so that
all can
secure
the special
presents.
Monday Monday-Monday- Monday.
Decorated
China Ware,
Majolica Pitchers
Rebecca Teapots,
Gold-band Cups
and Saucers,
Gold-band Plates.
We
have
competitors,
but
caution
the
public
to
be-
ware
of
those
who
attempt
to
initiate
Special presents given with every
half pound
of Tea
or two pounds
of Coffee.
Examine
these presents
and count
their value.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA COMPANY,
73l 7th st. Telephone SIG.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-01

1t will pay any housekeeper to inspect the
fall importations of furniture and other house
furnishings of Messrs. s. ii. Moore & Co, Blob
street southeast.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-01

1t will pay any housekeeper to inspect the
fall importations of furniture and other house
furnishings of Messrs. S. II. Moore & Co.. $40
B street southeast.