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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-08-26
THE MARKETS.
Lambertrille. Aur %. l6al.

Lambertville, Aug 26 1891.
PRICES OF GRAIN corrected every Wednes-
day by LEAR, HoLCoMB d NIECE, deaiersi in
Grain, Flour, Feed, DC.
PRICES OF PRODUCE, &C., by CARVER d
WILLIAMS, dealer in Dry Goods and Groceries.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-08-26
THE GREAT FAMILY NEWSPAPER
The WEEKLY
MAIL AND EXPRESS.
READ 1T READ 1T READ 1T
1T SPEAKS FOR ITSELF

The weekly issue of THE MAIL AND
EXPRESS is not mere re.hash Of the
daily of the same name, the matter
thrown together without regard to the
order or sequence of things it is a live,
independent, fearless, progressive journal,
with an individuality and q being of its
own. 1t is skillfully and carefully edited
with view of making it just what it
claims to be-
TUE Af0nrr tIoxsF NFwcDAprr,
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
General state state News


Benton Harbor 10 70 have another
daily paper.
Saginaw 10 breaking tbs record with
two ehryssnt1smum shows.
Glanders are prevslent about Alpena,
over hfty cases being reported.
The Michigan conference of the Chris
tan church is ia session At Bedding.
Grsyling wants . starch factory to
consume the enormous potato crop.
q. III. Grover has been appointed
postmaster at Scaton vice ID. h. Hos
kets.
South Haven will put in . water
works system and will take its water
supply from Lake Michigan.
The North Michigan schoolmasters'
club witl meet ~ Cadillac, November
81 aud "a. There will be fine program.
Mrs. GABRIEL n. Todd, an early pio-
neer of1epawee county. died Tuesday.
Her husband, s5 years old, died ten
dsys before.
The Benton Hsrhor Collegiate Instl-
tuts vii De grated the degree OF e0l-
are to be enlarged.
A live lizard three feet long and two
inches Through the body has Deen found
in the stomach of . morse st kaixaska.
Of course il was dead horse.
The seventh annual meeting OF the
Mscnlgan conferences Of the Womsn'r :
Home Missionary society has hsen "a
session at Coldwster win = large At
tendance
Addison. Ieaa~ee county. suferea 8
sSe, Geo lire Wednesday night. The fr
started by the expiosIoa OF a lantern J.
a livery stable owned by A. CrandsA
Several herses we're burn. a.
Corapany A. Ann ArhoF, hghs infsr
try, held its fornsai ol ening Of lts ne'
paFlars and club roons Ncdces3s
A reception Was tenders sd the ise ho
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

HURoN. S. D., Nov. l2.-It is said
that the loss to the government by tho
crookedness at the Cheyenne agency
will amount to $4,000 Agent Palmer
declares his innocence and lays the
blame on Clerk Shoenfelt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
.Insf Onensd


Turkish and Japanese Bazar
Al so Monrce-st.,
For the holidays.
Fine ORIENTAL Hand Fabrics and
Artistic japanese Bric-a-brac.
Holy Land Goods,
The only genuine Altar OF Roses.
Fiorlds and Indian Carlositles. For
eign Jcweiry. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

HLE AND HONEsT NEp CfNK Dsscty 'thH stscrs
KNOWN. Ask druggist FOR WOODS PHosrhopiSs;
If he offers some worthless mestcine IN place
Of this. leavy his dishonest store. inciose price
In letter. and We will send by return mali.
Price. one package. 81; six. IS. One vii. please.
six will cure Pamphlet IN plain s. aled en-
yelope. 2stxmps. Address The Wood Chem
lea c.. l3l Woodwsrd-ave.. Detroit. Mich.
Sold In Grand Rapids by Il. X. Wilsol.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Joe Mu,hatten In Jall.

PrrrsBURsn, Pa. Nov. l2-Wednes-
day Joseph Mulhatton, notorious for
the vagaries Of his imagination. was
imprisoned for stealing money from .
man whom he invited to his room to
amend the nignt
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Two Mon Killed.

CRLINA, o.. Nov. la-Tuesday even
ing at venedocia, this county, boiler
exploded and killed w. aad H. Thomas.
They were saving lumber, but had let
the water run out of the boiler. Both
men leave large families
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

ALroS. H.. Nov. 12-The Illinois
State Federation of Labor adopted the
recommendation of the president favor
ing the return Of the state federation
70 the national body
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
lts Excstieus Qualities

Commend to public approval the Cali
fornia LIQUID fruit remedy Syrup of
Figs. IL i pleasing to the eye. and to
the taste and by geatly acting on the
kidneys. liver and bowels, it cleanses
the system effectuslly, thereby promot-
ing the health aud comfort Of s!l who
.za IL
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

In Holland. Mich. c. J. Doesbury
publishes tse News, an q in ifs column
strongly recommends DR.. Thomas Ec
lectrlc Oh for coughs, colds. sore throat
catarrh and asthma.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
RAN AGAINST 4 SNAG
Bert Davis Given Q Glorious
Trouncing
BY TIE HUSBAND OF "HIS" WOMAN
We Itsas the Gsiisv Pair ~ Bssas fess
N tAs atshAsd nease, Jsekssa-Hs
Tree ts ossr hassy 9ssress
usdss the AAia sf 6lsw&

Jackssn. Mieh.. Nov. l3-Bert
Davis. advance agent for the '.Fast
Asii, and . horseman from the West
named Miller, werv the participants IN
= huge sensation in the HlbbArd House
dining room this morning. Last even
ing Davis arrived at the Hiobard with
. woman and upon the hotel hlotter
Inscribed tne name of Bert Davis and
wife. Everything weut along suspie-
iousiy until this morning. While The
gay couple were eating breakfast
Miller walked into the dining room and
attacked the advance agent with .
heavy umbrella. DAVIS made frantic
efforts to escape through the kitchen,
bat Miller followed and succeeded in
giving him . good beating. The
police, as usual. came when all was
over.
Miller, whose irss name could not DC
learned. hustled the woman, who ap-
peared 10 be his runaway wife. out OF
the hotel TO the s:35 train, which both
took for the West. The whole assault
and hignL occupied but few minutes.
DAVIS Is now being tenderly nursed by
the doctors and Is exceedingly anXons
that his escapade be kept quiet.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
T1sAsUKEn's NosIcR.

C.ty Trsasurer's once.
Grand RAPIDS. Mich, Nov. ~, 1ssi.
Notice is hereby gfvea tkss the ssse ssmsai
gs.l fos ths essaies asa sra.siiss % bad,ss
tnlen street, "a the city Of GrApd Nap aa. Is
nsv In my hAsds, ana thai VIII receive pas-
nsnt ehereoa for the psriod 81 twertg cars
WILLIAM NAME
aeee Ctty Tresxuses.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Terms Of Circuit Court.

SrArx oY MICHIGAN.
sBvsNrxsNra JcpieAL csscrr.
We % hereby fx tnd Aepesnt the tosiovtaa
within and for The Seyeniesath Judic y. Cir
euit for the yesrs A. d. lSe2 saa lsea Kcat
eouuty:
Fist Monday In March.
First Monday In May.
Fourth Mouday In september.
Fourth MoNdAy N DecAmocr.
dated October 9Th. lssi.
ALLEN g. AD~tT
thur LIS Circuit JudSea
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
rRHAsunxR.s NOTICE.

Cuy TnHAsrRks's 0rvIcs,
GRAxp RApIpa. Mich. Nev. 4. 1881.
Notice 10 hereby gwen taa. tho aS,eSsin 9Rt
roll Tor cons; S;ruction oI sewer Ia West BrtaRe
street from Gold street 10 Michigan street. In
the eisy af 0papa Rapids. 10 new la nay handa.
ana tha. l will receive payment thereon for
the period Of twenty days from this date. At
the once OF the City frsSssrsg. CITY Hail.
nov Is City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
rREAsuRFn,s uoTIca

C8fT Trea<prer,s ofsee.
arNal Hse1as. uscn-. stt y sea.
Neftes 10 hsrebg given tileG shf sssrss8eel
Yos isf the eensfreeisea I0f 2uef iE III esj
l,a ssress. 81 fee Gee ~ Gseel hATfeN - sss
20 ny hants. asa thsf 90 refesvs psypsA;
theretB fer TIE Dtrie1 ef fwtnts dafs ffon
tsts asse, st he c4ee - she Cts Treasure
uILJdEx HAZE
reY r. Cts Tfesfurt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

srsha Rapids. M.sk.. Oct n. issi
Notice 70 hereby gwen that the ssnss{meel
roll for the construction OF sewer In Center
sf Blaksley avenue. In the eity Of drend Rap
ids IL now In nv hands. and that viii re-
ealve pagneat thereaa fer the pagtea el
twenty ~ asIs from ,s Tbs fass @ ss the once o'
WILLIAM HAEB.
nev17 Cltv TrsssareF.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
rsxAsuRsR's NOTICE.

CITY Trsasurer's ossce.l
Grand Rapids. 0tch.. Oct. ~. 0a.
Notice 10 hsveey g,yen ihzt tee sssessness
roll for she eYAdipg ana graYsling Of ihs allsy
Prospect strSet fren Hastina street te tses-
il pav In my hands zHd that VII re-
ceive PAYNE nf thercea for the period Of twsa-
" laSs frem thia Aste, at the once OF ths
VIZ MILAN HAKE.
nov 10 Ciu Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
rRRAsvREI's NOTICE

1NBASUWEEB NOITCEs
City Treasurer's Ol1cA.
6rand Naptds. Nieh-. New. =. 1851.
Notice u herebY glvxn that tia 9ssessueAt
roll Tor tie CONSTRUCTION OF . sewer IN the alley
next east - Js3esSsn strest from Wsst
Fulton stsset to WxteoN stree; IN thc
ard that VIII receive payMent thereon for
the period Of twenty days fsr. this date. ss
the Sl0cs Of no City YrcaHsrer Cty ia.l
news City frNasuren
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

City Treaxurcr's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov. 4. 1851. I
Netise 10 hereby aivea that ths assessment
roii for the eoastrn.tiea oi sswsr IN souih
Cherfy street Il irwin Pace. In the city
Of 0rsnA Rsnsds. u Aov Ia my hands. ana
that win receive psyment thereon fer the
period Of twenfy days from this date. 81 the
once of the City fressurar, fity Hat.
wlLLlAh'HAkE.
novH CITY Treasures.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

CRY TeEAsuREs's oryicK.
0RAxD RAppa Mich. Nov. l. 1891.
Notice IA hereby slvea that the a. eSmoAt
roll for the paving o. CAraI street witl sheet
asphalt frem Lven street In Ferrl street.. IN
the city % 0rand RapidA Ii now n nv hsndA
@andthxt Wtil receive payment thereon for the
period OF twenty days from Ais date. at the
once Of the City freAsurer, City Nal.
WILLIAM HAkE.
nov Is City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

N.y tFfesnfe{f UHne
fsresf Rael<s x,eA kes. II 20,
y~n for tie improvement ~ Herfh preeee
- ren xom ka4 Er3xxf sfFfes fe Is<tfEf
= -. VI fss rfs n frsfs t~Bss. = y -
kssl4 60 sase wss resssss pesss~st tksyF
az ~ re prTo1 - fsatff khU HD& -
ssse. 81 ehs efEce el fas CO TrrN<s ,sf- fsis
wzI1i ~ EAEa
a~e 15 Iafa@srzS,
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Killed His SON.

Salem, Nov. l2.-Samuel Wilkinson,
. farmer living two miles northwest of
Salem, accidentally shot and killed
his Oldest son, sged IA, yesterday. They
were III the woods coannng ties, when
Mr.. Wilkinson. VINO had 3 gun in his
handk caught the hammer on q tie,
accidentally dlschSrging 1t. the con-
tents striking MS son IN the head, blow
ing the top OF hls head OFT ana killing
him instantly. The father Is nearly
craxed Dy the terrible accident.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

srsrroNs-M Motsfure, intense itching
AID srinzlnss most At night. wore By
aeratchiBx. IL allowed to continue
anaers form. which often bleed and
l.cerate, becoming verysore. swAyNE's
rsrwxxr stops the itching and bleed
az. heals liberation, and in mcst CASES
sn,cves The tumors. Al Srnsg ste, or
vnajl. tor 50 cents. DR.. ewayne n
en-, PhiIsdesphia-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
sprung Ai.ak in LAX. mieh,s...

Northport, Mich, Nov. l2.-The
barge ogarlts, lumber-lsden with can.
vas gone. and leaking badly was towed
IN to port today by the tug Gound
on Cat Head Point is was forced To let
go OF the steamer Arctic Wednesday
morning. The Arctic - at Escanaba,
but viii return. Inc Ogarita is bound
for Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
TnEAsuREn,s NOTICE..

csty TrsassrsrS ef3se.
s.u.. :,:is s.lss n4s'ss ,ss s'n .s sss ssMs...s M
peii fer the srsdsaa sna erssessSr 81 ssrt
brsaes stpees fs-s ksss stsees to Fullfr
street In the cftg ~ 8rnRa Rapids. ~ rev 10
~ kss1a aaf that wiH receive DsyRfBt
fhirpsn }es fhe reyieA ~ twenty eSvs frsR
this date. Mt the once Of ihe City 1se@ssIref
Ctr Ii4lL HiLLl(N HAZE.
nov csts IfessurT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Woods Iohosphodin

Promptly and pcrinan-
entity curr's all forms u
Nervous WeaAuess, Eni-
iss.ons. Spcrmaiorrhea.
Impponcy, and al elects
OF Abu>c or Exccsse3.
Been prescribed over -
years in thousands OF
yscs; Is the ONLY ny,iA-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

fia Carroli-st, Buffalo. Y. Y, states
7 vas troubled With nausea OF tne siom
sch. sscs headaehe and general dehsl
ity. BarIock Blood Bitiers cured me
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Lily white Fiour

Lily White Fiour.
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, - q family favorte. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

NOTICE TO cREDlToIs-
~ stale of MieaisAn, reesfs OF keat-sa-
Iotics II acreSy gsya.l ths,s % an ode er oil tise
Probate Court for the county of Kehr. made on
the @4h day Of octebeG. A. b. fssi. SIX months
from that date Were allowed Tor creditors 10
nr.sa ~ thar CLAIMS a.siast tho estate ot
cOkpEL BARKER,
late Of xaia county. ie3 - ssa. aud thai al
creditors OF said aeeeased ae rxapirfl 10 Pre-
xant their G aims to sald ar rsbate court ~ lee
probate once. n the city OF araod Rapids. for
examiu alton aud allowance. on or bs,ore the
faih day OF Apni next. and tbat such
tlaims will be heard before said cesst. Oh
Frid.s. the 10Th day OF Arril next. At
ten c<isck IN the forenoon of that day.
nsAt 0rsnd Rsp-dA Mich. Oct. ~. A. y.
CYRUS r. PERKINS,.
. RI apr a Judge OF Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

pRoBATR oRDEa-S.ase - Aieaigsn. eopn
~ el keat. ss-At te~saaa al tsae re sSis
bate othes ia ire e.tS OF Graad RAPIDS. on tse
lsth dsy October. ia tae sesE oAss sh9assaa
eight asR sySa xsc y aciS one.
Hewst-CyrH +. fe kins. Judge OF frooate'
IL tie 4 .tus a. tue etsxts os
JANE MATT. deceased.
An inssruHent IA wSlsins. purPaf ting 10 oe
laplae hsen q lra Ia thia court teT pIolAsts,
ftfsordercd fAat Monday, the 9th day ei "a
vember, 1851. at ten Q eicekin tho foFssoon. ~
said Probate efeee. be appesEted isr pfvsaik
Said iastFgmeat.
Aud II is further ordered. Thar copy OF tsis
otdes be puhiished three sueee sAi We weeks pre-
yisus 10 saia day VI hsAFssg. la tns ahLssthAs'
liHasLr, DAILY neuspAnex pr.ntsd AID eifear
lYhUs =. PRRxlNS
"a tys.e eop1s. ssdse 0i Probate.
ApoIpn Y Mason Reg ster. iii noy ID
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13


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-. -.
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iOr PesQssey ana kark-
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tTssaS osll1 excrpt S~a1as.
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Nerfh- South
Fer Es.ssp@sso chlss-xs Axsn
oT st Asyae .aa tas
Fer cincinDx sSopU esapsa
sur tsio. - -.-........ il&anl. LAPS
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
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To and from Lassias ssa hessii-sa"s as
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70 lorssI %. LovslL a nssrssei a a
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hss~~ss arssa Esples sss ssAslasy-ss-'e
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sssekssa sss mssi sirses r9ais sr"H n,-s
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eQArcscE. Tickss kerpf, Dsr9L
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pRongAEoaDERs s.sr 81 Hiet tIgaz Corr
~ q. q Atf - tfe srsstbt cT ftt Ffs'..Ffs
4 50 ~ said esunss q kepi- bs - The ffs
"a sss 81 = ssestsf sn fht s<sf ore thesnsre
syss issesss 4. af 49,. s';t fsar. ., rrss.se
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tsfea o. sse - assinsases ras s''esssss 81
fsstlis fnesn~r eYssr.1. sas. eer1 cfttls
e<se, ~ ts;,Eshet flss~ssac ssrve wffks pre-
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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Nuskegon, Nov. l2.-One of the men
at work on the Hackley school build
ing fell from the top of tho wall to the
ground, q distance OF about thirty-tive
feet. struck on his feet aud walked of
apparently little the worse for the
fall.
Fourteen os the Electric Street Rail
way employees handed in their res gna-
ton tbs morning TO take immediate
effect. They clam tie new supsrin-
tenGent, Hoen, 10 abusive IN bis treat
meat TO them and continually finding
fault, severely censuring them Tor the
most trivial thing they do out OF the
wsy. Superintendent Hoen said TINS
afternoon more than half the men had
signilied their intention to stay with the
company.
The time in the circuit court for the
past three days mas been taken up with
the case OF b. L. Leonard VS.. The Mus
kegon Booming Company.
The City OF kacine leaves tonight on
her last trip OF the season, the Good
TIcn Transportation Company refusing
10 ex.snd the time OF closing their SER
vice here. although tnere IS consider.
able more treignt Ia the warehouse
than she can take this tsip.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

10 TO p.trois via sne n. l. an.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Marquette, Mich, Nov. l2.-Jxcob
Rslni has been received at the peniten-
tiAry here from Luce county. to serve
10 years sentence for murder. He
encountered jacob Hungisto on the
Narrow Guage railroad, near NewberrY,
on the night of November z, and ran
knife through hls heart in quarrel.
Rslni Is bat % years old and = thor
ough tough. Tue circuit court being
IN session he was promptly arraignsd
and pleaded guilty.
It'll De h of . long time be-
tween pay-days." he remarked, on re-
ceiviEg &s l5-yesr sentence.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Northumberland

GONG TO CHICAGO.
Lv. GRID RAPIDS. so an las pm ~ 'aspn
AZ. CHICAuo......--.-ssst IN y: :9pla FtAssia
RETURNING FROM OaAsAse
Iv- CUICA 60 .....--Ss,sl tta isss lm ,lspo.
Ar CAD kAPIDa-..S.so pt- 40 80 o.We'a
To Axp fsox gkxraN uAaEos. ~. sa2rrR AaD y
iSni.aAfViIs, .,...s.,.
Iv Grand RapiGs-..s.es ava o. Pm ~ ;sspm
Ar. ursaa Rasids-. -siip aha t;ss ga io.sspn
10 Axp rsox svsssGoS.
Lx. n. r. oseaa l.ss pa 80 rn pm
AZ, q. III iO.s5 ap sos na e.us pm -'--'----
10 Asp raon xAIIsFKg ssa srsNFsAE ei1r-
". SIape sgsSs-.e----'-vs IS 81 ia a q & pm, mi
TnAorGn CAR SERVICE.
sleepsr~-l,esve Grand Rapids II - y ms
h. ,< Ohioaas iisia .. a. brav.rg tesm tz's
leave Gtaud Rapids ~ T. ~, ~.
c,roI q PM. Free Chair tsrs-tesse ersso
Rspiss s;s9 zsns ssvs thiessa 8 o. ssa.
Eetwssa ,srsnd kapsds aaf llalanspcls-
sieeuihu hu and Chair taf-l,rasts 1fsae faPtls
e.e.,nt fstardas II ~ y. n. leaves lndiaas-
ral.s' exccpt Sanaay. e;sS n. m..
Ertv aen araas l-srids ata fsalIse-fI ~
ChaIr C~r-lezxss SfAha Nepiss o" '"'
iesvss MsHlstes fsas asa-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13


pkoRAfR or pEa-stASs ef Alehasss, eee.
: y q ke1A = Ass sesesa 81 he Pc
hate efiee, In tAs city Of Gfand hxpsos on tss
lsth aSy o. octoaeE. Ia tAs 60 one thsss>'~
e.ght bls dxed Ssa b sias1S eaes
Present Cyrus 4 PSrkinS Jea&e u rtsR>ses
In the matter 0. Ghe estate 81 up.
MARY KAkfNAx .aa cf4slsfsSA hAki-
NAN, NlaesA
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-12-31
Medicinal Use Of Alcohol.
Lucy CARTER.

Dir. Grosvenor. in the Buffalo Ned.
cal Jo'rnal, gives the following concise
summary of his views respecting the
medicinal use of alcohol: II. Grave
responsibility rests upon the medical
profession in the use OF alcohol as a
medicine. on account Of its deleterious
influence upon the system and the la
bllity OF the patient to contract tile
habit Of usiug it as a beverage 2.
Alcohol, being an acrid narcotic poison.
the bottle containing it should be labeled
Poison, as reminder ofthis character
istic. and warning to handle it with
care. 3. Alcohol, containing none of
the compounds which enter into the con
struction of the tissues, cannot properly
be termed a tssue-forming food. 4.
The evidence in favor of the existence
of eat-generating quality in alcohol is
not sufficient to warrant the belief that
it is heat producing food. ). AS a
narcotic and anTsthetic, alcohol has a
limited sphere OF adaptation, and is
much less valuable than several other
narcotics and annsthetics.
There is great need ola revival of old
fashioned temperance. The antique in
other things has become fashionable
old-fashIoned houses are in great de-
mand, and old-fashloned furniture is
much sought for. Old-fashioned tenn
perance laid great stress upon individual
appeal for total abstinence One by
one the pioueer-temperance army was
recruited as pledged total abstainers.
These pleged recruits were obtained in
large numbers in meetings held in
churches, halls, school-houses and lodge
rooms, wherein the reason for total alb
stinence was given by careful and
thorough analysis of the evil nature and
effects Of strong drink itself. In this
respect the old-fashioned temperance
meetings were most helpful school of
education to multiludes by whom they
were attended. Let them be revived
National Temperance Advocate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-12-31
A Baby Lawyer.

Mrs. Bessie Bradwell Helmer. presi-
dent Of the Association of Collegiate
Alumna, which has just held its annual
meeting in Boston, is graduate of the
Union Law School of Chicago, where
the young men of her class elected her
valedietorian and she is now the wife
of one of her fellow-students. Mrs.
Helmer is the daughter of Judge Brad
well, of Chicago, and Mrs Myra Brad
well, who has for more than twenty
years edited the Chicago Legal News.
Mrs. Helmer has beautiful two-years
old daughter. To jesting inquiry
whether this child, who has lawyers
for father, mother, grandfather and
grandmother, had yet begun to read for
the bar, Mrs. Helmer answered, "Not
yet. She is already a pleader, however,
and very successful one. - Woman's
Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-12-31

The mother of DR.. Buckley, the
great opponent of women in the Meth
odist General Conference, differs with
her son entirely in her views on the
woman question. She is described as
very lovely little elderly lady. At
the great Ecumenical Council lately
held in Washington, Mrs. Buckley sat
in the gallery, and when her son ut
tered his philippe against equal rights
for women, she shook her finger and
whispered laughingly to the lady be-
side her, she knows l do not agree
with word he is saying" As the
men who oppose equal rights for wom-
en- generally claim to be the champions
of their mothers. sisters, etc., against
unwelcome burdens and responsible
ties, this little fact is significant
Woman's journal.