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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

As trainers pat il. bat he has been reel
ing on miles ia 1:471 IN such a manner
that If he were asked 10 20 . mile in
ls4I on any morning he could do 50
without any particular distress. That
be can stay the extra quarter goes with
out saying. for staying has always been
his forte. He Is Ia the hands Of first
class people. who race Tor the sport Of
the thing - much ss for the prospective
gains. and people who fancy . good
horse. In good shape, owned by good
stable, need have no hesitation in back
ing Burlington On the day of the race
Friday. May Is.
Tea Tray Is now in grand shape.
was speaking to his owner only to-day
and he said that he never was better or
acted more kindly in his life. As two
yeAr>old Tea Tray must have been very
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10


Although the voluns Of betting about
Che Brooklyn handicap this winter has
bsen less than perhaps ever before, now
TIA the great event j. approaching In
ssrsss IN it b growing universal, not
alpns amoog hor>emen. bat among
the hundred of Thousands 70 whom rae
ing 10 = pastime and the highest form Of
sport.
The Brooklyn handicap practically
opsns tia so-cAlled legitimate racing
se4son In tho state OF New York In 1t
sra engaged the cream Of the horses in
training both In the esst and in the
west. and. a. the guaranteed value OF the
stake Is 90, 900. il is certainly worth .
trainers while 70 send his horses 70 the
post TT 70 run for . mans life Though
not quite 20 old an event - tbs Sub
urban II u gradually baginnin& 70 out
rank il in importance; and. now that its
money value u higher. We shoald see .
superb contest
Thus far the rscss have been sensa-
tionAl The first Brooklyn handicap
was run IN 1857 when Dry Monopoly
beat Hidalgo and Blue Bird In . most
desperate dnish. breaking the record
for mile and . quarter. Heads sep
arSsed the three at the fnish The fol-
lowing year that gresA race horse, Tho
Bard. won rather hAndily. But in 1889
Exile won rather Unexpectedly 80 far
o. the general public was concerned.
but his own people landed . pot Of
money.
Tho race last year resulted In =
tremendous surprise Csstaway III. q
twenty 70 one shot, led al the way and
literally romped in q winner by eight
lengths. His owner. Mr.. j. Campbell,
nnd bis party are said to have landed
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10
LEGAL ADVERTISING.


Fer Grand Rapids. Michigan. felice Head
TIE Board 81 Public Works Of Grand k~nlds-
Michigan. invite sealed proposals untu ed
Hosasy. Nay II tsxl. IL - y. n Tor iGr1i sf-
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a police hesdQ quarters aud e&rn- Drawings.
specifications and Instructions - bldStrs- 10
eesheT With printed forfns aaa schedules c4A
be seen - the once Of said beard Zach bse
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amount. payable IL the order Of james
Davis. president 10 be forfeited % the city u
Grana Rapids. Ia sAss be shall fafi % exre3tc
eontrs ct aud bead satisfactory 10 the Board.
should his proposal be accepted.
same time aRd place Tor steam hrxuns ana
plumbing the buildings. Each b4daer Tor tlis
work shall deposit With his proposal enc hsn
amount. payable 10 the order OF james \.
Dstis, president TO be forfeited 10 tue city OF
Grand kapids Ia case he shall TAIL 81 execute
should his proposal be accepted.
The Board reserves the rlgHt 10 r<1eot ans
and al bids
The building Is 10 be . frsf-elass structure.
II size about 7txs0 feet. three stories high The
exterior 10 be cf rock laced stone backed Win
hrick. or Grand Rapids white brick With stone
trimmings. or red pressed brick with stone
trimmings.
By order Of the board,
JAMES \. DAVIS. President.
Attest
fskp A. TwAslEy. Clerk. May Is
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

Tenny 10 top weight for the handicap
and haA been the ell winter fsvorite.
When books were first opened about the
Brooklyn he was quoted st ave 70 one
and even now when his chance of start
ing Is almost hopeless he Is quoted at
eight 70 one. On his performances last
year Tenny undoubtedly deserves this
favor. fsr, boring Salvador. he was I'M
doubsedly the greatest rsce horse OF
the sensational season OF 1890.
But Tsnny will hardly be factor In
the Brooklyn handicap this year. He
pulled up lame In his work three weeks
ago. The lamene8 wa not sufficient TO
enforce his retirement, but II Wa
snoueh 70 stop the strong gsllops that
were n~sded TO thoroughly prepare q
horse Of his proportions for race ike
the Brooklyn. He IL doing nothing but
trotsing and canterine now and it will
be surprising indeed II BE sees the post
before midsummer.
The wisescres say That h win start
In the Metropolitan 6 Mossis Park.
Others have Il that he IL being got
ready for the Suburban. which occurs .
fortnight ister-June f6-s& Sleeps
head bay. From what have seen Of
the horse doubt whether. even II al
things go well. he win be seen ss the
post before the Monmouth park meet
ing. Under the circumstances. Tenny
would hardly be safe horse ~ have
wager on for the Brooklyn handicap.
Thehor that hiss been receiving the
most eu,stssens SUPPORT shrcuehout the
winter Cor the Brooklyn IL Burlington
ssshc rsutssman n black" - he 10 zen
orally known among She cuencscsnd on
the t,rf. so well has he been supported
IN the '-future'' books thss he IL now
aurSsIi sfuig- in two of the books open
on She r>ee That ne wsa hkeh class
xhrse-ye>r-cld rscer goes without say.
inr. lie won The Belmont stakes last
v~sr. With one Hundred snd twenty five
poandn. In q canter. bes1nG ssch cracks
a ps~vsese Psdishst. CAsos CHE Tn
.>,rsxv winner OF IRE prvvfous yesr).
Tovrrarnent the Realization ~inserl,
Tss.o King Thomas snd Kings Own 10
n esutrv. winning The mile ssA quar-
aeY IN .se7t.
He s~rs s,ok ap ~ pcunds sni bssi
- sssvsins geci colA Jv1gs Mswo~,
- = Aasvy srnck ssx The Trial slske~.
y,ars Morrow vs. In sseetvt ~ .
ro~nds. He siss wua the Tidal stsirss
A shsepshesd hay. beating chessr
p-.As, Bsnques. Chss~ reurnsns~us.
King Eve. siv John. Kenwoai snd "
V.lm.ls ON Bod trsek IN 10 Then
Ne vent saai~s. .sd sstheash ssarsed
~.,pg- 81 sisae~ IA Ne fail sAs never
hln-eff Ne ha~ ~tos~r~si spisasssdly,
sh,axh. and the rest ~ sss~n - eight
oeuths hs~ made . ne~ horse 81 him
q - "a ret a~<z rsslls 'nrssssa :
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10
cAsTAwAY IL

much abused, for. while not . mean
horse naturally. he acts the rogue at
times in q manner TO make men be
guilty of profanity of the worst kind.
Up to three weeks ago he was acting
30 gently and SO willingly that Mr..
Lakeland thought that all his evil
mindedness had been overcome, but the
first time that he asked him TO do a real
genuine gallop he cut up at frightful
rate. He refused 20 break away from
the post, to trot, to even canter. Then
Mr.. Lakeland came TO the conclusion
that the time for kindness had ended
and coach whips were brought into
play. But Mr.. Lakeland and his fore
man wore out two of them before Tea
Tray gave in Then like a subdued ele-
plant he submitted, and now for two
weeks he has never shown any signs
Of rebellion. Now in the handicap Tea
Tray has by all odds the best of the
weights as compared with Burlington.
The gentleman in black is asked to
concede him two years and four pounds,
and do not think that he is capable Of
doing it. II Tea Tray keeps on doing
tho way he has been doing shall not
look beyond him for the winner Of the
Brooklyn handicap.
The two prominent western candf
dates are Teuton and Riley. The for.
mer, q fve-year-old that is exceedingly
well handicapped has been doing ex.
traordinarily good work at Louisville.
but / am afraid that he has not had
quite work enough preparatory to doing
q mile and quarter in 2:l0. Before
these lines reach the reader he will be
at the Gravesend track at Coney Island.
but even il this premature fast move
should not upset him, am afraid that
the change of climate and water will
upset him just as much IS nearly every
other prominent western candidate fol
big event was unstrung.
Mr.. Corrigan, the owner of Riley, says
that his colt will not come east till the
fall, but to offset this, q number Of the
bookmakers report that a commissioner
has been at work trying to place q large
commission, but could not get more thar
$500 1t Is to 1. But even If he were to
start, Riley at 100 pounds Is no more the
equal Of Burlington than . crow is of q
pigeon
The Monmouth park contingent are
swearing by Carroll, but, although this
horse has been working in marvelously
fast time, he is not high class enough.
Csssius and Castaway are Handicapped
out At one hundred and fifteen pounds,
aud Cousin Jeems will find the distance
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

pROBATE 0RDER-ssate Of Michigan Coun-
Il ~ Of kent-ss. At a session of the Probate
Court for said County of Kent. held at the pro
bate ONCE in the city OF Grand Rapids. on the
10th day of April. in the wear one thousand
eight hundred and ninetv-one.
Present. Cyrus +. Perkins Judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF the estate Of
EBEN =. HALL, deceased.
Christina Halt having filed In this court her
petition PRAYING that the administration of
said estate may he granted to herself:
II IL ordered that Mondsy, the ath day Of
May. 1891. at ten O'clock IN the forenoon. al
said petition.
And lis iurthef ordered. that . copy 81 this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vious 10 said day of hearing. IN the TrItenss
HppALD, daily Newspaper printed and circa-
iatins in sad county Of Kent
CYRUS Y PERKINS.
"A true .copy.1 Judge Of Probate.
ADo1PH b M,soy. Register.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

too great. Demuth Is q good second
class horse, but is never able to give
Tea Tray two pounds. Banquet has
done some brilliant work Of late and
must be considered dangerous. but Tea
Tray and Burlington should hold him
safe.
Chaos, Judge Morrow, Kenwood and
Eon are certainly checkmated by Bur
lington, and Kenwood's recent per
formances at Gutenberg are not good
enough To entitle him to serious con-
alteration
Potomac, I fancy, win not be quite
ready till midsummer. He Il not an
early horse. Soantaka II . shade out
classed. and Senorita will never do In .
large field. Uncle Bob il only q mod.
crate horse. and Russell, I am afraid.
will be failure this year. a. he waa
raced so much last year. King Thomas
cannot be handled by ninety-seven
pound boy. but Prince Royal win Be Z
hard horse TO beat il his legs stand.
To sum up: The race to me looks like
being between Tea Tray, Burlington.
Banquet and Prince Royal. and I like
them a. named HIPPoeRrYYE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10
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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

Mo-syhsss. sf-hy ssss. II Yea nom
tins~ yoas sissipssed life yos viii hTsss
doom ms zfss hssss % - sssse
nsaeybsss, ~ Come. RSw, father.
yea'se beea bssi tes isas "a talk like
TAT. w sst sk.ss. ~.-->~xxrD
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

~ ~ IT 10 F9f " 100 = p
Il BE sHefs saass ~asshisss aetisiae ia place
81 fAa<. iesFs his dishonest store taefsst price
fsiee, aBs pssseee 81 So s. one vii please
81 sis eafe. fs@phsef o. Flsia sssis8 "a
telebe 3stasfs t8Afe>s The waea tkesas
ieaf { 5. 81 Hes,s a1TS- sse-. fsf--7ir VIA
s4sa Ia 81 ssa RS1sas IS h. !. Wlfsea.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10
l. PUlIE,
woods I'hospbodtne
ran aRt.r kSaLisa RHaspY.
g. and "a rearIs,

ffametss saa peFmsa
entity esnffs al faFMs "a
&ef spas Y sss aess fm
fs<taAa spefnisfDff hea-
fmFss saes sha a. sfs rs
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EesH Ffe@flfsea sses -
sears ~ shssssBss n
fs<s u tse tsfs $50.
sts $50 r9ssss ssnIssss
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

gssy esesss ureel
drama fzFfss Mssh., Aefl "a ssHi
Nsslsr - hereby savea that shs A<sr-ssneht
saii feF shesteasl fseffss AZ = wsI 80
aAs street fFs.sA steers fsa sffsfs - fttsrsen
street d the sstF "a vszsa fsPi4<. - He~
"a 49, hsAas sHa isat I ssis Fseeiss s-snseht
thesesa faf the period 81 fseatx azfs ffssn
tfis asse. - the s5ee ct the cts Treasures,
ssnRaE n ffaEf
nay il Cats fTsssaEef
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

fseaas Rsptss Nth. April ~ lsai
sefise IL hefchv gwen thsf she assessment
tsli To- the constructor 81 sever N Dexter
ntsee in ire ests of ssfsna RArlas u res IN nv
ksads sRs that viii tee-sse fsyasnt theresa
a he ssrse Of sk~ tits ffrs<afsfsf1fy Hal.
6EpktsT n ffRRf
rxsm Cfts fressases
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


fpaily. Ali others daily ex cept sunday.
Taking effect Sunday, July Is. lSss.
Sleeping cars on Pacific and Atlantic Elk.
presses - and from Detroit Parior cars run
On Dag Express and ,sraad Rapids Express 10
and from Detroit. Direct connections mad
Al Detroit with AL through trains East ficN-
cts on sale AZ Union Ticket Once. O. Monroe-
ST.. and AT Union depot.
FeEp n Bkfscs Gent Agf. IS Monroe-s
O. ". RpGeLEs, q. II. and I. Ag't. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10
TIPS ON Thu HANDICAP
Hippogrippe Sizes Up the Prdbar
bic afartsru.
TIA IRiY REGARDgDASuRE WINNER

0A1.s n Rs.ssa e Dslzsss Thss - Grsss
4snay II o~s - Is--0 TAss's - bse
3ny. Das1nsssa. nnnqsss aad xsanss
3eyak Are Mes 10 - 0vesAookeA
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

livery day. fNeek dsyx
T.oS A. NJ. unsfbr0ugn to Detroit with par
ssSO for car. SEATS, Is cents
1 .C0 y. NJ. has through psrior car 10 Detroit.
As<V seats. ~ cents
e.CS Y. N. runs through 20 Detroit with par.
V.@o Tor car SEATS, Is cents
fer uckefs ss5 Information Apply 81 Union
ticket once, % AoHree-st. or lnioB station.
GEO. DEHANEN. Gen. Psss'r AIT
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Proposals for Briekwork. Plastesing and
Concrete Filing for Thorn.

Sealed proposals viii he reviewed up to and
including May IL for the urjck aud mason
work remaining to Be done on the Kent County
Court House Building, Ia &C sordsace With
county tressurers office. ~ made ~ 5. \. o.
good. ESD. srckitsct. Also for the eoncrefe
fling for floors Also for the plsstsring. In
tiadiaG isfhfBa. eorntoe aud stuceo work
items The committee reserve the right "a
re ert any Ard ali bids. Bidders viii be sr-
pecied % IN -nisn : bind Cor the fssshfui per
prapasass to be addressed t. n r ixoonais
Chairman Court Honse Binding Con mittee
Max s. 1891. 10
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

over forty shoussnd doIlars in hets On
Ole race
This year the Brooklyn closed with
vixty-six nominations. and Of this mum
Der the following are likely 10 start:
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10
rRox cH,e.an

.. n.
Leave chicaso Sls
Ar Grand Rapids. SIS
Daily except SonAsy.
Nth fkreueh psy y.
Csseh \. Irnihe Car BE-
fwe-a ftiesge ard
kssswsreo
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10
CHICAGO VIA c. R. al.

I've Grand Rapids ~ 20 . m 2oo m IN 0s D m
Arr thioAeo.-..--.-- - y IN BIC IN q 30 m
3Dahy~ ~ - m tain has through tree par
Ter car. and IL 70 IA train Wseaer saespils
I've Chicago o. am si0pm no 10 m
Arr or 4 X. ,--.--------l 10 D IN e55 pm SIS = IA
Daily 10 m train has din az car az.
through tree parior car. ana 10 10 y IN t1sin
Wagner Sleeping car.
Through tickets aad full Information can tie
had by calling upon A. AsmQg.st ticket agent
sf union station or q. W. Manson. Unten tickeS
agent. e Aonroe-sf.. Grand Rapids Mich
Z. l. LockwooD. Gen Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

fWeek days EVERY day.
ON A. ". has through chair car 20 Chi
J.VO cago. No extra charge for seats.
I'm p. NJ. runs through 10 Chicago solid
law with Wagner buffet car; seats. y
centa
E.Oh p N. has through chair car 70 Maniss
OsOO tee. via Al. A n. Il. X X.
11.QS J.. NJ Is solid train with Wagner pal
4AscO ace sleeping car through 20 Chicago
DETROIT. NOVEMBER .. lsn.
lAMsINc q NORTHERN r. n.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

@ n.
Is Grand Rapids ~ ~
p. ~.
Arrive Chicago sH

Daily sxe~rt Sundss
with fhFoaEf fsrier
oseh
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

srAiBs IRON tsrAaa kapias eehBtct NJ "a stts
Pigeon with fast trains Tor Ses eft and Dos
fofI The Lase shore via Cleveland IA eonpecl
ten with the Ere and 2. and L. L. n. KS fern
the quickest and most direct route 20 Pitts
burx. A. -sf1f.
G.T. &p. A. Cisvelzna. @
s. HAscecK. Tetet Axest. Depot.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

fDaiiS except Suld2y
eAksxI>s 4AD fskLok csH sERslck
@eitH-le ID train. p&ficr char car Toe
traverse t1tS. IL ~ M trAia psrlof chair
Gaf tor 0ackfaaw City. 10 81 n tran
hSSner Sleeping Car Tor ffsekinaM Cts.
cvuth-i IA train has parlar Chair Car 90
tlhssaAstl, ~ - = a. Train has through Psrlor
Gar for tticzeo. 600 , n train Wagner Sleep
Ina { Ar FOR Cincinnati. II o. y ~ train. Ma
her sleepi re- Car Tor Chicago.
Aaskessa. Graaa kArias 4 Indiana
Ter Ausxeson. ls-. 90 m II IS a m SEQ n m
from Ar 10 IL an As u m A IS 4 m
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-14

as well rs physically, Madison is a city Sc.
upon a hill and she cannot lie hid.
But there Is enc uudevgl0ped side
university extension IN WISCONSIN 70
winch an earnest plea may here ba made
ar that is the side Of liberal studies relN
ing h man ala society, such studies
history, literature, art, politi al and soc,a
science. Man does not live by brea
alone, nor yet Altogether bv mechanic
and useful inventions. Mr. GoSchen
president of the London society for the
extension of univ rsiiy teaching, and
member of parliament SAID IN publ
address to English university extensio.
students: a man needs knowledge no
only as a means Of livelihood but as
means Of life. This sentence touches tn
key note of the highest university educ
tiou for the people in contradiS,inctlon L
industrial and technical training. Tn
latter is means OF livelihood. UnlverSly
education in the higheGt sense should b
an end In itself, not simply a means o
money-get ing but of free an
noble intellectual life, vito poge
to eIj)y and TO appreciate tn
best winch has been thought, said o
done in the world. This Is the hughes
education, this is true culture. The dut
les which contribute to il are right
called cultural. College men regard sue
an education as liberahuman zng Whe'
a stGdent rightfuIly obtains the degree O.
bachelor or master of arts, it i unon th
basis of liberal not OF technical or proiss
siona studies. THESE are both iegitimai
and necessary. and have their proper pl lc
in the higher education Of the people; bu
there are still higher intellectual iutere,
which need TO be iostered Iu every euilghl
enpd system of state education
Universi extension prevails both u
The east aud west and it onI
remains for the people OF ever
community in the nor hwesicr
states 10 write to the proper authorities q
have the university as it will, hr0ngf
right into their midst. Cnurses are otfert
In Helriy al! hraueler OF educ5tlon.-i'
history English, Greek aud Scandinavia
literature, economies, antiquity, bsc'ertJ
logy, botany electricity, geology, etc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-14

We nrnr One Hmm

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for
any ease 90 cnttrrh that cannot bo CURED bV
taking Halt CafArrh Cure.
+. ., CHENEY 4 CO.. Props Toledo. o.
We the unlersgued, have known +, y Cheney
loF me ihsJ hltusu years, and believe him uer.
iooiiy honorable IN al basiHos, tran ,acti0ns.
ANA financially Ablj TO carry out any obligations
ht "a by fhcig Nrn.
West a m AK Wholesale Druggists Toledo q.
Nu,ding hluuau s. AarNiu, Mhalo3uio Drug.
els s. Vtl,do, ohio
Hall s tp,nrh cure Is taken formally. actin
Nhoel'y upon tho hln'i nuu ns"uoBs -u .ttss NJ
we sts''Iu Price. 700 I.ur uo.as Sold 10y all
lHH. il..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-14

Syrup

Here is something from Mr. Frank
A. Hale proprietor of the De WITH
House, Lewiston, and the Tontins
Hotel, Brunswick, Me Hotel men
meet the world rs il comes ard goes,
and are not slow in sizing people
and things up for what they are
worth. He SAYS that he has lost q
father and scvera! brothers anc ~
ters from Pulmonary Consumption,
and is himself frequently troubled
with colds, and he
Hereditary often coughs enough
TO make him sick az
Ccnsumptlonhis stomach. When.
ever he has taken a
cold Of this kind he uses Boschee's
German Syrup, and it cures him
every time. Here is a man who
knows the full danger of lung trout
bles, and would therefore be most
particular as TO the medicine he used
What is his opinion? LiStenl u
use nothing but Boschee' German
Syrup, and have advised ] presume,
more than 4 hundred different per.
sons 70 take il. They agree with
me that 1t is the best >oush syrup
in the market" %
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-14
WISCONSIN NEWS.


D. n. Llrs1h. a machine agent of New
HJlstoiu, committed suicide Sunday morn
ing by hanging himself in a WOO shed
He attempted cuttlog his throat bat failed
Business ma ters are supposed 10 b1 tn
cause OF the act
A burglar named Cornelius Spelmar
has been arrested. and placed under 81 Gee
bonds at hartford for alleged forgery
Mr. B. +. Maxwell. who graduated
from Beloit college in 1887, has recently
been honored by Cornell university IN al
election to fellowship.
Shit has been brought against the city
of o ,hkosh by Robert c lmpb9ll, Who say
that in one year the taxes on his personal
properly were increased from $40 81 T.,
$3.50 IS ii says his property Is not val.
ued at ovar $3.50,
The new long.distanca telephone be
tween Chicago and 0 ,hk1,h, distance OF
l75 miles, was opened and proves to bt
successful, conversation being carried OF
with ease between the two places
The badly decOmp )sed remains OF man
were found in the woods near Rllne
lander. Nothing was found upon tn
body to identify it, and as it was vi
dressed, robbery and murder Is strongly
suspected.
The Star Roller mills at Wanpaca,
owned by w q. Lord, were burned lna
loss is 5lj 0)0 with IN Insurance OF S. 0Og
ia the agency of Irving p. Lord. Gue fire
originated from detective tle. The
mill had been underg)lngs repairs of
81 900 during the pact two weeks and
would have been running In two days.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-14
Something NIild.r.

A dentist, whose stories are always
founded IN facts, tells of negro
who came to him with his wife to have
one of her teeth extracted. Gas being
something whose mysteries added terror
to It's charms, the soliCitous dMkey qpes
toned Couldn't you glib her suihn' a
little milder'n gas, docmh? Ceuldn { you
Glib her gasoline 2''--SeleCted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-14
CHINESE rARrnouAKE.
IN Onisial Rspnrf saws G5.o00 Were
Killed.

WAsuINGroN, Nov. IA telegram
rom the Japanese government 20 latino,
ue japanese minister in this city, gives
IA authentic report If the recent earth
quake The report states that the earth.
quake was confn a in the damage done to
ne procedures OF Aichi aud Geft Nayoya.
The chief city in h. former prefecture has
a population Of 10000 According 20
he report 500 persons were killed, 3 600
injured. -. 00) houses were totally de-
stroyed and ~ 800 badly damaged.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-14
nis,..I olA..

Headaches auf9 Fevcrs, to cleanse thc
system etlectuallE Yet gently, when cos,i,e
81 bilious, or When the blood is impure or
sluggish, 10 permanently cure habiuial con.
Nhptiuu, io awaken Tho Kidneys and liver
lu a healthy activity, without irritating OF
"cahtns them, use syrup OF Figs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-11-14

The leaves Of peach tree, a few at a
time, put into the boiling milk OF a Gus.
lard or hlapc mango and removed before
a euoIs into shape, give delicate almond
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