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gttD 8rauerei, bate am Ganftag
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auf ibn feel.
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bic eleftriide StraBenbabnlilie in Der
0R.@ommeree.S traBe, nod ben South
6eiebts ftbrenb, In Gstrieb geiebt.
Cars tperbeu fiinbli9 Iaufeu.
Die 8auboI3bdnblsr @auB &
Sobns baben ibre 3abIunger eingeifeIt.
= Die 6. u. 0pernbaus, @eien.
idoFt bat foIgenbe Girettorer eripdblt:
Sol. $. 3. Mnbreps, Wiliam Mubrep,
Sol. Jobn Witbers, gbas. IS. greKon,
SEQ. 90. 8~radsnrioge, Mm. 0euer,
NOM. 6. o. 8. Widss, s. 8. George
urb 5. 9. Gampmann.
Die ndhffe 8etfammIung bes
Central Omitees beg ,DeutfGen 9as
gss@ fiubet am 6reitag Mbenb in
S9Dl3' 6aIe ffatt. leber bic biesid6,
rige Gsier tDirb banu Elm enbgiiltiger
Bsf1luB gefl6t tuer6en.
3mii@en z unb s ubr am Sonns
to9 Mbenb muBte aIer Berfebr auf ben
2inieil Der g. u. GtroBenbabn einges
fteat perben, neil bic Moihinen, benert
es an WoHer feblte bic Cylinder taIt att
halien, feline &roft liefeYt tounten.
- Der Greioenfers Club Bat &.@. Sn.
gsrIoa bon Nem Oort eineeloben, Ser
am Il. unb IL. Npril In San Nntcnio
t~ottfin6enben 5taats : aonbentior Der
sQiberolen bei3uuobneH.
- Der Mastenbau bes .Grobfnn",
mar Der popnlaritdt bes 8ereins ent.
fpre1enn, auBerorbentli1 3ablrei9 Bee
f1Gi linb unter ben Masfen befnnben
f@ WieIe, bic gef9madpol unb tcfts
fpielig tporen. gs berrI6tee ine beitere
Gtimmurg unter ben Mnpeienben, bic
pd5rerb bes gat3en Nbenbs feinerlei
INTERVIEWING erIitt unb mad erfDIgter
DsmasEirung feblte es ui9t an t1eber.
raT@ungen. Der ,.6robRnn" lit elmer
unferer riibri9fen beutT9en Bereiue
unb berifebt es meiterbast, feline Mlits
gIieber unb @6Iie su unterbalten.
- SIN gnino Uurbe ON 5eMstag
Mberb Elm fogenanuier .@eifertan3"
aufgefilbst, ;u tueI9em ale 3beilnebs
tler im 2eihengsiuanbe nit ueiBer
Masfe eri6ieneu. 6reunbli@er tpurbe
Der MnbIId nler0ings, na66em Der mos
notOne umbang entferHt tDorben mar,
benn BITE barunter uerbDrgenen Spiletten
ber 8aiaen tuaren rei3ertb unb bieIe Der
9rdgeriuneu berieIbeH felbf be3aubernb
fdbx.
- 6err Wur3b09 bat fi9 bur9 ein
beftiges untusbHein oenbtbigt geIeben,
nod San MntOnio 3nriid3utebren unb
ben @itaugen Der 2egislatur far elm
BOAR 6a8t fem at bleiben.
SIN alter BON 81 Sabren ftarb
aeftern Morgen UNI balb 8 ubr 9err
@u. RIein on Der GebIfopfs@ 9ninbs
fn9t. Der 0eriorbet1e fam Dor eirea
10 Jabren mad San Mntonio unb mar
inter Capt. 6an CONFETTI i'm frhber
bier ~ftatiouirten 8. gabalIerie.M uiifs
corps. Die Beerbisune fanb bette
8ormittag inter 5ablre.mer Betbeilis
gurg beg 6~eueruebrsG Departments fatt.
ct binterIdBt cine Grau obne ainber.
Die S9ibens@ eIeli@aft .Sdeers
Iuf" beranftallet am Samfag, ben Z.
Gebruar einen groBen Mastens8au In
Qrif1's ,.@enbentions 9aIe". I'm,
faTesfNc Wnrhe~sffpn0pn Htah oc4rnHon
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GuS einent 9reje Der Srau Surt BON @rpton, Glib
tis e~rtdItet, BITE Grtdltuns i6lus fB anf naeine 9uneer,
Id besann fart 5u buiten unb balb mar es 5psifetc8,
ba6 tb an Der 9@ptnbiu@t Ittt. Wter Merste saben
mid auf unb ~erfIdrten, baB th nur nod etge turse i3eii
iu leben BABE. Sd feIbft sab aue Sofnuns af iuS
bereitete rnt@ s@on auf Elm baIbfse8 Gnbe Dor. Do
rtetb Seridn6 rieinein @dtten an, Or. a5nis,8 Meues
Mtttel sesen S9ptnbiudt, Sufen unb Grtdltuns 5u
periuden. SD fplSte BEN Ndthe, uabm tn @an;en oai
GIai@eu rnb tpurbe ppufdnbis eeheilf. Sd btn lest Il
gelrnb Ute trsenb cine Frau neiner 8efunntInaft.
@robefaiHen fret. gu bapen Bet DretB, Gbomp5pn &
unb $1.00 Ste EIaiae.
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fir Elm GiieHnaarensg eI9dIt in @eri=
co, elm tii6tieer unb fdbiger 8erEdufer,
Del@er ber fpanif@eH unb beuti1en
ipom6gli@ aud Der englii9en 6pra@e
md9tig III, Nustunft elf mtinbli@em
ODER f@riftli9em @ese ertbeilt
6. Griefenbef,
275 GDmmercesEtr.
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9Ir 3aMbe.

Sine Rerlou, pelde bur9 Gin einfa1es Mits
tel BON 29idbriser Saubbets unb S6rengerdu.
i6en 9ebeilt purbe, 1T bsrtit, etne 8efGreibuns
beFelben iu beutider Sprade allen aniu9era
gratis su ibsrlenbeu. aoreie: J. II. NIcHoL-
SON, TT McDougal Street, New York.
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- NlS Curriculum pirS einem 8etlis
ner Blotte m~iteetbeilt. baB untsr benies
nisen 9eriouen, nel6e tpdbrsnb ber
Gplberfernadt in Berlin tpesen rube'
fDrenben 2armes bon Der pOli3ei bers
bafttt tporben fnb, R6 ou9 -. Elm
S%aubfummer befunben bot.
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acknowledgements fir bas Wps
6enblatt $3.50.
&eienbe Ggenten:
8. g. 8mi@.
go. G@probia1.
Magimiliam gutor.
6 { q 8.
L9aaes Gbrpntf.
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4. 0eDru +.
$50. l1nslidlide S4la4t Ser 9euti9ea ses
gen bic gtortnanrten.
-962. Stto's bes @roBen &aiierfrDnuns.
It1558. Ser neu s~esriinoeten 11niberiitdt
Seua perben ibre 9ribilegien oerfiinbet.
1907. Die 8eri9w5ruts Der Gtrelibcn ges
gen Setter ben @roBen ent6edt.
1897. @antua ersiebt fth ben 6rarSpien
unter 8onapdrte.
1909. Der &beinbtn0 ntr6 bol @applepn
aufseforbert, ietne Truppen mobil gu MAIDEN.
1873. 8ittsenitein sebt iber Bic @ei6iel
Bel 9iridau.
1880. @riedenlanO pirb ais unabbdnsig.r
5taat erfl6rt.
1848. Merifp tritt i'm Sriebea bon @uabas
lnpe Sbercaliforniet an bic Nor6amerifamis
ihen Greitaaten nb.
1860. 9orifer 8Idtter0robem preuBen NIT
Bieberbeietuns Der &~beinpropins als .natiir=
lide Gren3e."
1864. @efe1t BET NeiIiunbe.
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SIN Gaue bon aronfteit cbes
Hugliid serd6ren mir tets
langere 9eit. Mtt &bp0i5efen.
Noten fam bifa nidt asfaeben.
Mir bruuten ntitre Motef
nno Sidlerbeiter niGt an Bans
tets oter 8sleeerteiher su
traDsferifen, IN; Y /. hsin GeID
infer @siGafl retseraufubreu.
Bir brdnGsn nidt bpbe
9reife sa 6ered,nea fus sn-
ftrnrncnte. mslhe mir anf 5eii
6ertanfen. IN, Die 9ialer auj
: BorId1uffe irYaus9uitbIrnsn
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ben. @s unterIieei feirem 3meifeI, baB
bic 3abl Der 99la6to6ien, mel9e I'm
2aufe beg nd9ifen @ommers mad gna.
Ianb eeF6idt perben tpirb, cine hber
Giles @rualten gruBe iein mtrb, unb fe
Dirb aud fir RE MieberbeIebuaQ bes
teIanii6en 8iebsu9ts @eld0ftes BON
beitfamer Wirtung fein.
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sg Die morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bot fortm64reno
frlide Nufferu uno Slide, iopie Wilo
aler 4rt on 0anb. Trii9e 3ufubren
ieben Sag. '8etslunsen bon SAINT.
lien tDerben prompt ausgefhbrt unb frei
abgelisfest. SreDino Moenue, apii1en
Mains unb Nilitdr plosa. SeIepbon
go. 81.
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Ger 90. 6wec

6err 90. 6iueat. poli3it In Bal.
iimore, Wsb., lit fur@tbar on Grofbeus
len an ben GnBen, bod wurbe er bnr@
bic M~utpsnbung bon ct. Safabs Del
I1neH gebeilt.
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nm CHARLES 4. voasLEa CO.. Baltimore. Nc
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Grunbei8eutbmtns > llebertrasnn8em.
CD. 6altOm unb 6rau an SO. Sol.
der, @runbffRd on 2eaIs6 iraBe, $3.50.
8. 8. Cor unb Grau an .. 3. Oper,
mann, Grunbftid an 6aps StraBe,
$3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

4 very small audience greeted Mrs.
Edna Caaffee Noble at haTtman's Hall
lecture room last night 70 listen 70 her
lecture on the Passion Play 81 gwen al
ObeFammegau. Sne introduced her
description OF the play with an anauis-
Ing recital Of the tria.s aud conqutsi,
over cook & SON agents, bS pal ~ ot
nlne fearless and pugnac.ous Amer. an
women, OF winch she Was a member.
The lecture Itself was delivered I'D u
pleasing manner. She described the
little village OF 0berammegau and tAe
arrangement of both the exterior ani
interior of the theater. Tie taolcaux
were especially brilliant aud powerful
and made the strongest impression
upon many minds. Toner the tableauN
were but the settings Tor the gems oi
the play Itself whlch surpassed IN ab-
sorbing interest anything she ever ~
messed.
The play and tableaax are taken
largely from the famous paintings ol
the masters, and every scene Is carried
out TO the n!autcst detail. She rcgar-
ded the Judas, from an artistic stand
point, as superior 10 the christ. lier
words IN describing the different scenes
We're aptlv chosen and she held the at
tention OF her audience to the finish.
it is To be regretted that Il larger NUM-
bor did not avail themselves OF the op
pOrtunity To hear the gifted lady.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
"Zozo, the Magic Queen.

Redmond's Grand contained two
large audiences yesterday afternoon
and evening. The extravaganza Zozo
is bewitching gem Of music and fc-
male beauty. The ladies composing
the caste are young and pretty and
what IS better no very serious attempt
is made TO conceal their charms of face
and form. There is 10 plot to the idle
fancies of the burlesque, but there is
fun, any quantity OF it, and of the
bright, spicy, clean order at that. If
one desires to laugh long and hard and
at the same time feast upon gauzllyI
clad pictures of feminimity, without
shocking the modesty, night at the
Redmond Grand is the place to satate
the desire.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
An Erroneous Statement.

A brief item appeared in this paper.
under date of the 9Th inst, that was, or
might have been subject to misinter-
probation. 1t was stated that Mr.. Nc
Lain, agent OF the Detroit sun, had
left the city hurriedly to go to the bed
of his sick brother in Colorado, leaving
ms accounts badly mixed. This was
erroneous, and did Mr.. McLain an in
justice, although it was stated III the
item referred TO that no insinuation
was made rejecting on his honesty. 1t
appears, satisfactorily, that Mr.. McLain
RENTED his full balance to the Sun,
and that the urgency of his call to Colo
rado was such that he could not remain
to instruct his successor. This correc-
ton is made to place Mr.. McLain in the
proper light.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
Il Surprise PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson. of S2S
Tremont-st was very pleasantly sur
prised last evening by about thirty of
their friends, the occasion being his
10Th birthday. Progressive pedro pre-
vailed during the evening after which
refreshments were served, the party
broke up at an early hour after a
pleasant evening being spent. The
ladies' first prize being awarded to Mrs.
James Kerr and the gentleman's first
prize being awarded to MIR. Chas. An
derson. while Mr.. John Fraser and Miss
Anna Wesley rejoiced the boobies.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
Tho Ladies' Reception.

The ladies' AUXILIARY OF the Y. VI. c.
A. gave reception to the young men
last evening at the \. NJ. c. 4. parlors.
A pleasing program consisting of recI-
tstions. vocal and instrumental music.
was given by the ladies. and refresh
ments were served. Mr.. A. !. stafford
gave an interesting exhibition Of hrs
gymnasium class IN the gymnasium
rooms. Everybody seemed 90 enjoy
themselves. and greatly to appreciate
the efforts Of the ladies' in their sfferts
% entertain. The company consisted
Of about one hundred lad es aHd gen
efeufan
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
AAtSEsnn


TIE AppsSg4sacs II Z. II. setaefa 1e'
mofros nlght "a JeroEss X. JsFoaae ;
Master ef WOoaEasEoa. : lgoks2 4
upen 81 = gSaNlne dra1astle treat iae
PosSss' 1sEana MI probably coats a
one 81 tie largest aud most tash4o4A-
abe saaienees III TIE season. oetaei q
las Won h.s lsarels IA light and alfs
comedy roles and tns curiosity 10 see
hlm IA = la.9ge ssFi0Gs Caar2<t teT "a ts9ti
: great. Il ls SAIL lAat be displays >
charming versatility ia Es.ns - tue
eKaetlng and rapidly coSnglag s-tlA-
tons of lne nes pay and g4ses . de
lighlf4sy sMGoth aaa easy perform
anCe. lie a4s wlth hlm = company of
stefiiag actors alla srtfssSesi aud one
eau fsel assured that she nlgGt VIII
oolhsEa ana the Master oI MoodtAf-
row" nill * pleasantly sad pfpfi@eiy
spent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

Al is AsAaassHsd - ths s2hls ts.--s sss
HEl<es4le sssGsAsa.

Al - As4aa.sssa - tss zhls ts.-s 49,
eElesssie sssSsAa-
The Celt-ass feeder & the Brcge-st
e4s.s lsns sss aA4llsoaea last sarafday
sad saes that hnae tae residents Of tAs
noEtA part II the city have hsen eosn-
PEELED q sask o 60 siool la reaching
the business part of the t0.s. fox
sons tnls past tae cable ccu3pa - hss
been s.0Niy bat surely aln. ig1ssllng tie
nNusbef ~ cars 0A the tolt4Ff. Inc
aRa for - the peOPse were AcSonl-
H.1dsie -n ear seFs sees at ifEeg 2 AT
Intervals falgNZ from ie minutes - 5
ball a. hDag. Last Saturday, sosessfs
tie lzst al and equipment Sas Ape4'
isnea ana non tne tolt4se. r0lSs sre,
ngufatYely speaking ln tae soup
ihsY 10 not attend - quietly slOiAls !
- th.s deuiai of rapid y tEapsit sEd
Friday uigal Aid - ODounell All nitro
dues a resolution IA the Common Coun-
cli demand ,ag a resumption of business
or III defaalt = forfeiture OF the charter.
rumor has gained currency thA'
TIE 'aDie company = about T. tna@e :
fadNat change ia tac soAta eHd y
tenn. gentleman Wei ofiiseu Vn
stFeet-car affairs : authority iV' s,'e
statement that the cable system n 'iis
south end will be abandoie shssIels ;
leaving only the Bridge-st- anu lyon 81
loop IA operation. The south emu sHs's ~
viii At once be equipped With ~. siss
tric plant and electric ears sups's'".ei
The cable power house at the lVo' %
LyOn-st. VIII be transformed INTO =
dynamo shed and the south end cables
Felegated 10 tae past. The gentleman
did not say how soon TINS would bs
done, hut Re DID SAY that the company
would buy no more cables FOR the south
end line
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
The Injunction Denied.

The c. 4 W NJ railroad. through
their attorney William Alden Smith, re-
ceatly purchased judgment from
Thomas Rock. which ne had obtained
against the j.. G. & r. railway, 10 the
amount of S2l 900. for grading 4 road
bed. Robert G.. Lane, an attorney OF
Chicago, claims that be has one-third
interest in the judgment FOR attorney
fees and asks an order restraining the
G. & W. VI. from settling with Rock.
John +. More, ESQ, argued the ease
for the complainant, Mayor Uhl APP
peared for Rock, while Wm. Alden
Smith looked after the interests of the
c. * ". NJ. and NJ. j. Smiley for the
D., G. " r. After hearing the argyll
ments Judge Severens decided that ms
court had no jurisdiction, and, as
stated. refused the Injunction. He
also decided that there had been no
equitable assignment of the judgment
prior to the purchase by Mr.. Smith.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
Fritz n bad House.

j. X. Emmett played ID fair szed
audience again at the Powers Grand
last night. lie was Il Little more elastic
than on the first night and seemed
more like the Fritz" of other days.
Both performances were received favor
ably, but the warmth OF expression and
effervescent mirth of the popular come
dian and singer was greatly more en-
loyed last night than his st.ted and m
different work of the night previous.
i is not Enmett's acting, but his sing
ing, that captlyates his hearers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

Gen. Innes is in Chicago.
d. A. Blodgett left for Florida yes.
terday.
Mrs. May S. Yale has returned from
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Carpenter are
visiting friends in Kalamazoo.
E. A. Schwankovsky has returned
from an extended trip up North.
Chas. A. Hilton left yesterday for a
two months stay IN Kansas City, fol
the benefit of his health.
Mrs. c. Z. Watson and daughter Bes.
sic, are IN Chicago. Miss Bessie is TAX
ing vocal culture and kindergarten
course.
Mrs. G. f. Watson and daughter
BESSIE. are in Chicago. Miss Bessie Il
taking a course in voice culture and
kindergarten work.
Mrs. r. A. Shumwav and Mrs. G. A
Williams were entertained Tuesday by
Mrs. Abble VI. Smith, of 235 Easi
Bridge-st., with O'Clock tea.
NJ. Hale. Jr., of ofSacramento, and Mis-,
Jennie Hale, of san Jose, Cal, nephew
and niece Of A. V. Psntlind, Esq, oi
the Morton house, are here visiting that
gentleman.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
Evening of Pleasure.

Miss Ella Cody was the recipient of a
very pleasant surprise party at her
home on North Divislon-st Monday
evening, where about sixty of her
friends assembled, cards were lndulged
IN, refreshments served and pleasant
evening enjoyed by all. The first prizes
were awarded TO Miss Cadinbu and Mr..
Bert Vote, and the consolation prizes to
Miss OFT and Mr.. William Helen.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
New Dancing Club.

The young ladies, who SO ably assist
ed at the W. ;. V. Fair last month
were given a dance and supper at the
home of VIM. Koch, West Bridges st
Monday evening. Forty young people
enjoyed the pleasure of dancing till
twelve, when supper was served. 1t is
the intention of those present to form
a dancing club alter Lent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
Mock Iniatiou.

Samaritan Lodge No. 3S7 Knights of
Honor, gave mock initiation at their
lodge rooms in the Tower block last
evening. The comical proceedings were
witnessed by goodly number of ladies
who seemed to be highly entertained.
A real live goat was introduced in the
exercises and performed his part ad-
mIrably.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
STATE OF MIcHIGAN-seventeeuth judi

STATE OF GAN-Seventeeuth Judi
- cial Circuit. in Chsncervi
suit pending n the
Tlder Johnson Gircuff Court for the
Complainant. COEefy of Kent. in
V kIhaneery. at Grand
John Mclaughlin, Rapids on the I'd
Defendant. day Of JsHgary. 4. D..
Ispl.
In this cause. u appearing from a7ifavf On
file that the deiendaut. John Mclaughlin i
not resident oi ilis State and that bis where
sbaufs are unku ku0wn. On 70 efiqD 81 corr plain
ants solicitor it is crdere8 that the appearance
Of saia non resident defendant. John Ne
Iaugnlin be entered herein within I've mouths
from the dsfe Of this order. sn3 in case of bis
appearance he cause his answer 70 the hili 81
b. served on fhe conplaiasuf's solicitor with
ia fxenfv days after service on him Of = corr
If said hIII and notice II this order and IN de-
fanit thereof sid bill vii be isksa ss confess
"a hr szid non resident dsfeadsnt And H Is
further rr1ered fhat within fws8fT aays he
rrr~ plsfnsnf cause nets g o. this eT6eT - fse
puhiishsa ia the Gfsrd Rapids Is sasss-
Wsztta. newspaper printed, puhiishs1 sre
ctrrulsfed IN sad eouBfy snf that re ssie
puhllcxtion be e9nftnEea therein ence IN each
week for s.x weeks ln saeeeSsloa. er that be
ssnal5r served ea sad non resident Gefenaaai
Al fez<. frentv dsyS bsfars TIE tire eeeve IRE
ssrfseS for his aFpezTsnce.
MARsDEX G. BT.RCH
Creyif JueEss
GEo. A cgr77t
Con- rfxfnsrt's N1sleltST
Cssxrzfrs ! r1rYcrvs.
~sz msrl Dspufy ReEasfsF.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

Fine Ciears at Auction.

Sternberger & Co., of Nos. 10 and IL
Wabas shave, Chicago, and 440 East
Water.st., Milwaukee. we'll known job
bers, will sell at public auction. balance
of their stock of imported Key West
and domestic cigars at No. II Monroe
ST., in store recently vacated by Corl,
Knott q Co. Sale commences Thurs
day, Feb. y, p. m, and continues day
and night until entire stock is sold.
A. l.. HALL,
City Auctioneer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
Presbyterian Concert

The concert to be given by the Men
delssohn Male Quartette at the West
minister Presbyterian church on Friday
evening next, promises to be one of first
class order. The program shows a fine
selection of the best and most popular
music, and the musicllovers of the city
will certainly see that there is not 4
small audience for the quartette to ap-
pear before.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
Rose Hill Folly Company

Another crush at Smiths last night.
The Folly company has invited flow
of silver towards the treasury of this
vaudeville house that must be very
gratifying to the manager. The show
is a wholesome one and abounds in the
richest features OF purely female per-
formance. All the week and usual
matlnees.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
SIDE BY SIDE.
Boston Business Men
Speak Out.
The "DsadIy Parallel" RersaIs
a Striking Similarity.

Ipon sll matters OF public Interests.
there : usually great divers ~ 81
opinion. aud i : refreshing 10 ind two
business men whose views uIlon Al lni-
p0Ftan. subject ase almost precisely
alike.
10 show this striking similarity IN the
plainest possible way we prntm parallel
columns, Their statements - the re-
porter
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

6EGK6E. j. SMITH kERTaN A.kNIailT,
81 Boss street, Is salsSa ief the
Has iafgu an DC 1lde ater ,et 10, s.
gUat tatangs as anyoiic I'D CUsteia House 81,
ln Bs>feu. and this aud caHs ih aaiiycon-
lelfaa weight t0 what taci With some 1T the
b s4as. bF EtfeeG ana iau,f sue
~for sears | bad a cgs sIa huslnsss D ople
~ 'al deal OF ITogh.e IA losioa. lie sia ek,
Mlln rlg htat. aHG ~ II oT tnree SCAls /
tines lt seemed ~ Nak trana.td with
thHush / would - fh4uWaiis.a. hFfk oils.
cfaA with the pain nets. a8d last tlIxn.
WnlCA had . endure. or al gone feeling
Il IFlea nearly which Is So common. J
eKefNt lins lslt moth wasted away. Noa 4t0
ing benefited me. 10 a. pounds.
AT last 4 tried a 'At last | used
discovery that va, Palnes Celery Cora
highly TecoHg ended pound and IL has iao-
10 ine by III lent. roughly cured inc oi
To-day | consider iny rheumatism. wnIle
myself eIrsdI solely by my appetite is inl-
4 e gse Of F.4inos Gel mcuse. ana j am last
ers Compound. gaining az flesh.
Net CniY age my ! recommend Ils
headache nov entire woAd rful medicine .
ly gone. but Hlv apps ali suncTrrs. and feel
tit Is good. 1 sleep sure that IL they give
well. ami iay general IL . trial they viii en-
health IS wonderfully d0rse 10 rs strongly as
improved" / do"
The statements of these well-known
gentlemen are 10y no means exceptional.
The people OF Boston and New Eng
land are rapidly learning that Paine's 5
Celery Compound is not 4 patent medl-
cine, but an absolute discovery in the
field of Science, rs much superior &c
cheap remedies as Science is always
superior 10 ignorance. II YOU are q
sufferer, or if you have been trying
remedies which have not relieved you,
you cannot afford 10 neglect your
health. Take that which is admitted
to bc purest and best, for in question
of health the best is certainly the cheap.
est.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

Telegraph Clerk (reading over tele
grmm)-''Tc Mrs. Grabb-t, Margata
Hear-with- ef-death-of = Aunt
Judith - viii l-in-our-fsvor." Two
words too many. sir.
ndr. G.-Eh? Oh--eha-um-umi Oh
veil. look here! Cut out with griefr
-Londop Tit-Bits.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11
At the Navy Yard.

1--WE cast cannon in here" said the
guide as they stepped inside.
do your asked the pretty girl "Now,
please show US where you blow great
guns. / often hear my naval friends
speak of them. kate Fields Washing
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

"TAe sultan of Turkey is said to be
very enlightened sovereign" remarked
Mrs. Boothby.
"He ought TO be-" replied Boothby.
''He certainly has wives enough to keep
him posted upon everybody's affairs -
Chicago Times.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

Mrs.. Pettish-rm afraid you won't do.
As nearly a. I can find out You have
worked in six or Gght places during ths
past year.
Mss Mary Hahony-Huhl And how
pninny gir-r-rls hss yuresilf had in tbs
same toimeS No hiss rm t'inSin'. Puck
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

'I coughl He coughs. They coughr'
And why need tney cough7 Or. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery will cure
coughs, colds. and all lung diseases.
Buy il and try it, Where's virtue and
worth
In the bottle whose contents are pure;
Twill extinguish the germs Of consump-
ton at birth.
And ifs more acute svnanforns vii cure.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

LAEkIN-Af hls residence. q Second II
C0mst0oA = sddilisii. February 3 1871. Michael
LArkia. aged - ysEls irpn cancer.
EgAsrai a0tiee iatse
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-11

The delIcions fragrance, refreshing
GOODNESS, and soft beauty impaired to
the skIn by Pozz0nnIs Powder, CON-
nleuds il 70 sll ladies.