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The Portland daily press., 1891-10-07
The Pension L,sr.

WASHINGTON, October g. The follow
ing Maine people have been granted pen
si0nS:
ORIGINAL.
William II. Alley, Isaac A. Reynolds,
Francis Wltham, William Kefbert,
William Goodrich, Samuel Il. Stevens,
Charles ii. Stuart, William Z. Graham.
ADDITIONAL.
Frederick w. Liton.
INCREASE.
Reuban A. Dow, Edwin j. R0wen,
Roscoe G. Lopans, Nathaniel p. Barker,
John Carter.
REISSUE.
Timothy johnson Woodbury..
REISSUE AND INCREASE.
Thomas j. Tabor.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS, ETC.
Harriet Smith
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WANTED-For 10 days, after which they go to
" Boston. $500 for trotting bay mare Katy Ii
can can 60 IN 23o IN training; no road too long for
black points, 10 hands. HOO lbs. 5000 for her
bay mare colt by Westland, months old; hand
some and superior in all respects; fine trotting
gait. ALONZO LIBBY. Saccarrappa. Me. 2a.2
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WANTED-To loan $40, $40, $780, $50, 500,
w to $40 600, on furniture, pianos, organs,
libraries. horses, carriages, diamonds, watches,
Life Insurance policies, I'd mortgages, notes and
pay off furniture leases. Business confidential.
PORTLAND COLLATERAL LOAN CO., 1856
Middle street, room @, second floor. 2-1
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MALE HELP


USOR SALE Flrst-class set OF drug fixtures,
III made by hand of walnut and ash. very hand
some cost over $1,000; will sell very low II taken
at once; can be easily moved; a rare chance 10
fit up first-class drug store CHEAP. e. j. AN
DERSON, / l28 Congress street. 81
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WANTED-To buy from $1,000 to $4,000
w werth OF cast of clothing, the highest cash
prices paid for ladies' dresses, also gentlemen's
and childrens's clothing and winter overcoats.
Highest cash prices paid for carpets and furniture.
Address, postal Of letter TO, No, lO2 Middle street
III. DEaROOT. Portland. Me oct29tf
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WANTED "A partner, active or silent, with
w from 81 900 10 300 o; only those who can
furnish the money at once need apply. Win bear
the closest investigation. Big profits. Address
N. o. r., Press Office. 5-l
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TheIr fate unknown.

LONDON, October GA vessel today stand
ing off Newburgb, Scotland, 10 miles from
Aberdeen, was seen to be on fire. The
flames spread rapidly to all parts of the
ship. After time an explosion was heard
and the vessel was blown into fragments.
Charred pieces OF wreckage were strewn
along the shore, among them name board
containing the word "Wave." The fate Of
the crew is unknown. 1t is feared all hands
uvQra
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MAIN G.
Thee Weeks Session.

lopeclal 10 the freSS.1
RoCKLAND, October 6.-The September
term of the Supreme Judicial Court for
Knox county closed this noon, after having
been in session just three weeks. There was
nothing of particular Importance in the civil
docket. but the grand jury. in reporting 80
indictments. found an unusual grist of Grim
inal business. over $1,000 being secured from
fines There has been largs attendance of
the legal fraternity throughout the term, all
Of whom speak highly of Judge Virgin.
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5 A NJ / SPIN.
P C-Partly cloudy.

Mean daily ther.....55.e Max. vel wind 16 NV
Minimum ther.....50.8l ~
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WAETEl-Agents to sell the Pinless Clothes
unH LU Line; the only line ever invented
that holds the clothes without pins: perfect sue
to whom the exclusive right is given; on receipt
OF 90 cents we will send sample line by mail;
also circulars price list and terms to agents. Sc
cure your territory at once. Address The Pin
less Clothes Line Go, go Hermon Street,
Worcester, Mass. ap11S&W1yr
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lopccidt W tuo Ere3S.
RocKLAND, Me-, Oetober 6.-The town
fair atWashiDgt0n began a two days session
this morning. The weather Is good. exhibits
promise well and there will dOut less be a
large attendanc6 from surrounding towns.
The grange hall, In which the fair Is held,
has been remodelled into very convenient
place for the exhibition.
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A New Electric Road.

AUGUSTA, October 6.-The railroad com
missiOners today appointed hearing on the
location Of the Belfast Electric Road Compa-
ny, from Belfast to Northport. This compa-
ny was granted charter under the general
law, but another company was granted
charter for an electric road from stockton
Springs. through Belfast to Camden, by the
last legislature. On account of the rivalry
between the two companies the hearing on
the location Is likely to be interesting.
The Portland daily press., 1891-10-07

"ANTED--Some one to know that we have
w very fine coupe, just the thing for public
work, which we will sell on ins tallments: what
chance for some man with little money to get
into paying business. Call on F. o. BAILEY &
CO., 32 Plum street. 6-1
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ADDITIONAL.
chong Sam Released.

WASHINGTON, October 6.-The Treasury
department is advised that Chong Sam, the
Chinaman in whose behalf the British min
ister interfered, was September 80 released
from custody by Judge Swan, who decided
that the country whence he came" was Can
ada and not China. Chong Sam Is now in
Canada. President Harrison had ordered
him returned to China.
Patents to Maine Men.
WASHINGTON, October 6.-The following
patents have been granted -MMfffus -ypnTifff /:
Clarence e -TG,SGffii6w Lewi,toD, growing
machine; Moses G. Farmer, Eliot, printing
telegraph.
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Tn nnnlIF OUR FAITH IN
lUTkIIV THE MEDICINE,

person selling our medicine the privilege of
selling six bottles for $500, and guarantee
that in case it does you no good you can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
pepsia, Headache, Sour Stomach, Heartburn,
Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia, Distress after
eating, Palpitation of the Heart, Collie, Ner-
vousness, Loss of Sleep, Dizziness, Irregular
Wind on the Stomach, Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why will it cure? Be
cause it is Relaxing, Purifying, Soothing,
and Healing. 1t is compounded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
or Morphia. 1t is harmless to the smallest
child; children like it, and it is far superior
to Castor Oil and all other preparations
Call for Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
trademark, the Beaver.
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Good horses and Good Weather
Make the Racss ENJOYABLE.
Especial to the Press. !

Especial to the Press.l
RocKLAND. October 6.-Today was one OF
model October weather and those who
went to Knox Trottlng Park saw some very
pretty trottng. Mondays rain had put the
track in perfect shape. In the 2.37 class there
were six we'll matched starters, and each heat
was exciting. The purse was 500, first
money being won by Staekpole's Venture.
which won every heat. The following is the
summary:
@. T.. stackpole, Gardiner, ch Ven
ture. ....-.-..............-..-....1 Il
Q. ". Partride, South Gardiner, & &C.
4. A....sss..s. ss..........ss....-....z
U. w. Stimpson, Thomaston, sAbbott
JE.s... .s..ss...... s...is....... ......s.3 D b
o. Y. Haley, Augusta, ch Walter D..-4 2
J. A. Ames, kockland, b Z P0mp.......6 Or
NJ III. Marsh, kOckland, eh K Lazy Mlke.6 2 a
Time-z.46, 2.37, ASS.
The judges we're Messrs. D0herty OF BOs
ton, Beard OF Canton and Winsl0w OF Rock
land; time-keeper, J. +. Fogler Of ROckland.
The matched race between Arthur b. and
Hammond, for 500 side. which has been
arousing much interest, was won by the
former as follows:
A. B. Crockett, Arthur B..................1
Il. g. Hastings, Hamm0nd........ ........2 2 z
The three minute class was unfinished, Ow-
Ing TO darkness. The races will be concluded
tomorrow.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
At 81 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND ME
TERMS: Seven Dollars Year. When payment
made strictly in advance the price will be Six
dollars.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $500
year, in advance.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every
part of the State) for 90 per square for first In
sertiOn. and 80 cents per square for each subse-
quent insertion.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING-On inch space OF
the length of column. or twelve lines 'lonporea
constitutes square"
SPECIAL NoTiCEs, one-third additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs" and AUCTION
SALES" $500 per square per week; three-inser.
tons or less. S1.5O.
sI.5O per square, daily, first week 76 cents per
week after; three insertions or less, $1.OOi con-
tinuing every other day after first week. 30 cents
Half square, three insertions or less, 70 cents.
one week. 81 90; 30 cents per week after.
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Another Bangor Fair.

BANGOR, Me-, October 6.-The PenObscOt
Agricultural Society opened successful ex-
hibision here today. The show Of farm pro-
duce is the best seen for years. The three
minute race was won By Snowflake; best
time $50. The 235 class was won by DIR.
Iord heat time q a51
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AGENTS WANTED

"ANTED-Agents for cheapest life Insurance
w known, previous experience not necessary.
Only % single assessments total since 1885,
State treasury guarantee fund, responsible man.
agement. no speculative features. Send for cir
culars. Correspondence invited. PROVIDENT
AID SOCIETY. of Portland, Me. Office 80 Ex-
change street. sep9-S
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Stanley Not In IL.

BALTIMORE, October 6.-At the Plmlico
Driving Gibbs autumn meeting today, the
2.20 class race. purse 1000. was won by Tom
Arden, entered by Il. ID. Blther, Allen farm,
Mass. best time 20A. In the 2.40 class race,
purse 5000, Bessie Burton won. Stanley, en-
tered by II. +. Yeaton, Augusta, Me-, came
In nth In the first heat. and was distanced In
the second. The best time was 2.30.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
Mankind. Greatest scourr...

The two greatest scourges of man
kind, according to DR. Lander Brunton,
are generally supposed to be phthisis and
rheumatism, but we are told by this emf
nent authority that If any physician were
asked which is the worse Of the two he
would probably decide for rheumatism
IL not only leads TO as many deaths as
phthisis, directly or indirectly, but
causes a vast amount of loss of time aud
power and immense pain. The rheumatic
tendency shows itself in a great many
other disorders, such as indigestion and
headaches. II produces not merely pains
in the joints, but inflammation of the
serious membrane, and leads to the form
alton OF "cIots" or fibrous masses In the
heart, which, becoming detached, are
liable to be carried TO the brain and
cause paralysis. At the recent meeting
of the Pbsrmeceutie Society Dr. Brunton
stated that the cid fear Of causing serious
damars to patients whose hearts are
weak By abruptly checking the pain Ia
now much diminished. This is owing
to the discovery that the well Known
remedy. sAlioylie acid. may Be freely
employed without risk, provided IL 10
absolutely pure
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

pRoBATE nRDER-sfa.e OF Michigan. coaa
~ ~ Kent. -. Al session of the Probate
Court lot said souaty of Kent. held al the Pro
bate once Ia The tity OF tsfaad Rapids, Gu
the oh day oi Jaauasy. IN the year cue thou
sand eight hundred and ninety one.
Present. Cyrus 4. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter Of the estate OF
MARTIN BOW AAAlE c. DOW. AND
MARY DOW. miBois-
On reading and Ming tie petition duly vsfi-
fed OF Justus {. Her,siein. guardian 81 said
msRoTs praying this court for license aud ia.
fhority 20 sell tain real stale Of sara minors
therein described Ioi the reas JAs and purposes
therein Set forth:
II is ordered that Friday. the eth day az
fs-brnzry. 4r.i. az nociock IN the forenoon. az
said Probate Bracr. be appointed Tor hearing
said IeIiilSn. and that the HeNt 81 klD - said
minors AND ali persons inter ssied Ia laid estate
appear before said court. 81 said ne an
place. 10 show csGse WHY a license snoula not
be aTanted 10 sasd guardian 10 sell real estate
as PRAYED for Ia said pe it4ons
And n Il further ordered. thai acony OF TINS
order De Published three successive weeks pre-
vious 90 said day 81 heafins. in the Tn
,aAN- II fRALn. daaiy DeN snapper printed aud
circulating im said couniy'oi Kent
"a true copyA CYRUS j. PERKINS.
Judge OF Probate.
ADoIFH q. MasoS. REGISTER.
mon fer Is
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

dred feet above the sea, on which the
city Is built. IL contained &c large
rooms, and Is smaller rooms or depsnd-
sncies. As customary in houses OF the
nobility each room is designated by the
color of its tapestry and furniture. Be-
sides these apartments a magnificent
suits was reserved for the occupancy OF
the Emperor Alexander when he
deigned TO honor his loyal subject with
his visits. The appointments of the
palace. 10 reed not be said. to the min
utese detail. were luxurious and COM
plete. The external buildings were
correspondingly ample. On one side OF
the courtyard was a stable for q horses.
Opposite it was the sarrisge-house-
The garden. in which corps OF
gardeners were constantly at work, had
q celebrity throughous the prov
ince for the excellence and variety
Of its fruits and flowers In this
princefy home. with his wife and fam
ilv, consisting Of n daughter and three
sons. the Count found his supreme en-
torment: for. among his noble charsc-
teristics none was more marked than
his Devotion as husband and father.
Here. too, hs dispensed a hospitality
and charity 50 generous that they gave
rise 20 a proverb. The common people
were won't to say that the lean who
passed into the Tolstoi palace came out
fat" Fete> were Of frequent occurrence
ct the Counts home during the fashion
able season. The most notable, per-
haps. that had ever been given there
took place on the 10th Of April. 1874
The event was preceded BIZ elaborate
rrrca-ations Odessa. a. the intellect
sal and commercial capital Of Novovos-
ala. Is the home in winter OF many no.
bic families Of Southern Russia. and. on
the night Of the dav named. the salons
Of TIE Telstoi palace she'd their brilliant
lights On magnificent sssemh'ags.
Among the wesrers Of ziittering toilets
were the flower Of Besssrsssia. Psdclis-
Fks.eriuoslaS and the Crinaes- The
Count and Countess did the hcnors OF
the occasion with uncieusied hesrts-
Conscious Of integrity and Of devotion
3, his sovereign the noble host knew no
rust cause fer alarm But Enhspp4v,
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

h Russia. ths posltie&l hghknzneSnas
Is venxefslly sroza = clear = frosa .
slc.l<ed sly. the bot deseends vffshous
w~rnkagy tas iespos,e hand thai dlreess
il thus sahjeesing It's victim - hat
kesassx rshnemeDs Of tcrtuss--yaniSAr
ueat innseted withsat zcess@sioa.
trial or Liberty ef appeal While
enjoymeas Was a. It's beighs Ia The
sdjaeent rooms on that memorable
April Night. IA the eias crawiBg-rooua.
chatting pleasantly. stood group Of
gentlemen. amoag whom were the Gov
srnof Of Odessa. BiFehanski. The Gov
esncr-GensEsl Of the prosinee Of Va
LIMA. kotzebae. Or. BeFani the Count
1oistoi aud his private secretary. Or.
cAlkoen- The talk rsn upon the events
Of the season. and there we're joyful
illusions % the prospective pleasures OF
the summer that . few weeks would
bring. A cuckoo clock upon the
mantel bad just struck ten when the
Count was deferentiaily approached by
one Of the grooms Of the household
He stepped aside while the messages
communicated with him In an under.
tone. Al the message the Count
turned pale as II touched by the hand
OF death. A tremsr passed over his
frame and he staggered. momentarily.
but as speedily recovered. and. without
= word. left the apartment. While the
guests with whom he had been talk
ing unsuspeetingly continued their con-
versation. DIR. Caikoen. the only one OF
the group who had been intently OBJ
serving the Counts actions. followed
him To the landing and found him
grasping the banister of the grand stair
case as II TO steady himself before de-
scending.
us your excellency ill?" inquired the
secretary. "Illl Ahi worse than ILL
am losti" was the reply.
When he had uttered these words his
ono features became rigid with tho
valor Of resignation. and with firm step
he passed down the broad stairs To the
great hall of the palace His dutiful en-
ploye still followed at loss TO compre-
bend the significance OF his masters
conduct and words But their purport
was soon apparent Awaiting the Count
IT the foot Of the stairs was Russian
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

didate, was duly called to the Odessa
church. tie accepted, and Immediately
went 70 reside on his. field OF labor.
His pastorate of four years, carried on
amid constant trepidation and alarm,
has history that resembles ro-
nance: but 10 would DO foreign TO our
present purpose 70 relate it. Enough
that the church at Odessa throve under
his ministry. as wen as nonconformist
church In Russia is permitted to thrive.
Toward the close of fns fourth year in
the charge, an event occurred which
had momentous influence on the
young clergyman's future. A solicita-
ton camc To him from the Count Grego-
rieff Alexandrovitch Scephanoic Tolstci
90 become his private secretary and the
teacher of his sons. The Count, who
was one of the most influential mobiles in
Southern Russia, revered for his lineage
and beloved for his humane and exalted
character. is a younger brother Of tho
novelist and man of letters, the Count
Loft Nilrolas Tolstoi. He was a Gen.
eral in the Russian army and wore the
coveted decorations Of St Ann and St
Andrew. Besides his palace and estate
at Odessa he was owner Of twelve other
estates in various parts of Southern
Russia, and Of villas at volhynia, Pa
dolia and the Crimea.
The Tolstoi palace at Odessa, where
The Count and his family always spent
the winter. was building in the Corin-
THAN style of architecture II was OF
granite and stood amid spacious grounds
on the magnificent boulevard that runs
along the edge Of the plateau, two hum
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

Nurse-poetor. What did you graft On
20 that fellows eye The other day.
surseon-A piece Of the cornea Of =
rabbit
Sarse--That accounts for r. Some
body sent him bouquet this morning
and be ate II. He thought IL vas cab
bare -Jusir>.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
TREAsuRER's NOTICE.


Grand Rapids Mic,i Jan. Is. ISL.
Notice Is hereby given t!at tIe assessment
roll Tor grading and eraVeiiHg Delonry street.
from Park avenue 10 Veto street. ~ the city
OF t;rand RapdS. Is nov II lay hanes. ana
that ! VIII receive Payment thereon tor the
period az twenty days from TINS date. at the
Office OF the City IieasgTrr. CRY ieli.
GE0hOl r. FERRY.
g CRY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
TREAsURgr.s NOTICE.
CRY Urea surer 5 once.

Grand Rarids. IicA., Jan. - lssl.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
rc.l for tie construction AZ a sewer ia Turner
street. from First stree. 70 Fourth street. ia
tie citv If Grad iiani.sS. is now ia nay hands.
and that I will receive payment a ereon iot
the period Of twenty days fr m taiS date. a.
the cfice OF the City treasurer. 81 y Hall.
GEORGE = rEhRN
=, Civ TreaSursr
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
TREAsrREg.s NOTICE.


City Treasurer once.
Grand RAPIDS. Mich Isa =. 1t9l.
Notice - hereby given fhaf the assessment
roI fof the constructor 81 sewer fR Thomas
street; from pear South foiezf are1De 70
Madison avenue. in the city ofsirsnc Rspfds.
IA Rew 81 nly hands and that J viii receive
payment thereon faf the period Of fyeufr DAYS
feafa this date al the efire Of the CITY Treas.
Brer Cts Hal GEORGE X. PERRY.
feb Is tify Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
TREAsURKR's NOTICE.


Grand Rapids. Mich Jan. y. 1921.
Notice is hereby gwen :nst the assessment
roll COR Grading and Graxeiing Kennedy street.
from South Union street 10 Henry street. IN
tee city of Grand Rapids. IS now Ia my hands.
and that / will receive payment thereon for
the period OF twenty days IRON this date. at
the Office Of the City Treasurer. City Hal.
GEpESE &. PERRY.
feb Is City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
IREAsURER's NOTICE.


Grand Rapids. Mica. Jan. u lssl.
Notice is hereby given Tat the assessment
roll for grading and grsvrliag kumsey street.
from Hilton street 10 STaBdvlie avenue.
In the city OF Grand Rapids. IS now Ia my
hands. aud that viii receive payment thereon
for the period OF twenty days IRON this date.
at the Office OF the City Treasurer. CITY liali.
GEORGE 4. PERRY.
feb r. City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
TREASURES NOTICE.


Grand Rapids Mica. Jan. 81 1871.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assessmen Mt
roll for grading. grayeiin. and paving the gui
tiers OF Wealthy avenue. iron south Division
street TO Madison avenue. 81 the city Of Grand
Rapids. 3 now In my hands. and that wilt re
ceige payment thereon fer me period of twenty
days from This date. at the of1ce Of the City
Treasurer. City Hal. GfDkG = X. PERRY.
fob Il CITY Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
TEEAsUEERss NOTICE.
CITY rrelsu.ers once.

Grand Rapids Mica. Jan. e. lssl.
Notice IS hereby gwen ibas Use assessment
roll Tor grading graye,tng aud paving he guf.
tiers OF Fairbanks street from 10 feet west Of
the west linz OF Clinton street. IN the city Of
Grand Rapids is now i'm my hands. md that
/ Will receive paymentfheFeun Tor The period
of twenty DAYS from this date. al tie Office OF
the City Treasurer. City i.a.L
GLohGE =. PERRY.
feb Il CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
TREAsuREKs NOTICE..
city Clerks oFoe.

City CLERKS ofoe.l
Grand Rapids. Mith.. Jan =. lsei.
Notice IS hereby gwen that The assessment
roll Tor the construction ct a sever In Last
luton street. from Grand avenue 10 the east
ciiy limits IN the CITY Of Grand Rapids. Is nov
in ny hands. and fhsf | viii receive paymeni
thereon for tie PERIOD Of twenty days from
this date. at the once Of the City Treasurer.
City Hal.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
feb Is CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

Last snmner tks writer spent . part
Of ais vacation al one ~ the eozy ham-
l~ss that dot ths shore Of the Great
soarA Bar. On Long Island tie there
met Rev. Cornelius Johannes caIkoen.
b. T. D., whose vieissitusiss and VARIOUS
Learning make him . most interesting
seqaaintanee and agreeable companion.
DR. czIkosn came 10 this eoantry frsu
Holland. the Land Of his birth. about two
years ago.
Ia 1884. while pastor al TzusannsaA
DR. calkoen receivsd from Prot Safer,
OF Berns. . letter informing him that
the Reformed church at Odessa desired
. pastor. aad asking him II he would
accept . nomination 20 that charge.
The prospects Of life In Russia was. at
nrst. far from inviting To the young
clergyman. and DIR. Ssster's offer was
gratefully declined II was renewed.
however, after few months. In man
ner that gave IL . providentisl aspect
aad DIR. Calkoen, ccrsenting 10 be cam
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

Knowles--Whst wae ecnd-s tine IN
the Eve far1ongs7
Rcwses-a 50
Knowfe>-Tt oarae n &c. vet 4 l1St-
RovIes What came a tse7
Ercwtes--Mv Y On Flvsvzy.-ysvea-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

sE& Hss4aHS v ShAe tVofEs
Arrive. Leave
New lorh Ekffess ..-.....- ] Bpm tsepm
brtfo.t hApIess A---..--.-.-,.. 1oe3 D AZ ia "a
Mixed 4 ...l...-.'.....s~ 5 o. b tsss m
bay IxssasS l.a.sa4- q e4Am zap ID
Atlantic ana latiAS.. t09 ana II T. y ~
fDaiiy. All others daily except SUNDAY.
1aklAg effect SUNDAY. Ja.y ~. 49,.
Sleeping cars on Pacific and Atlantic IA
presses "a and ira - Jttfrcit parlef cars run
on Day Esfres- aud ssrand Rapids f2press %
aBd iron DrIFolf. Histtt connexions made
AZ Deiret with al thraueh trains Fast Ties
.ts 20 ssie ~ tuiaa ticket orct. 81 Monroe
81 snd Al I niAn depof
FrgnM Bklces Gen tet. e1 NoRrSes
O. " .s,psitS. IS = sne 7. Agt, thiesco.