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cotNTN.

Mary T., Sawyer, frame dwelling Ran
dolph street, lexington, three stories and
600. n. T. Haller, architect and +, q. T.
Johnson, builder.
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,nmnnnry for Week.
nnildinr in NInrch.

Total..,"... 85 sIoIoo 81 $G5,mo
GrNnd total ...... OBJ sll.Gll
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Try Berkeley.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-04

The peach crop he blOwed II will come all
ght after that -Nf'r Ojied0S PcOgu0e,
The Critic and record., 1891-04-04

Persons just conyalescing from the
grip should use To-Kalou Port For sale
at Ga Fourteenth street
The Critic and record., 1891-04-04

Waiter, what am ! to do with these eggs ?
II makes any one in Just to smell OF thcm?"
"Bcg pardon, sir. they are not to smell OF,
but to cat ''-FliCgeade Bidttei.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-04

"My mind is made up said the soubrcttc.
"lndccd? | knew the rest OF yOu was made
mpN auoth Chollie- BrOOAlNA lin
The Critic and record., 1891-04-04

The American citizen now carries his gri
m his chest instead of his hand. ChicaG
Mars
The Critic and record., 1891-04-04

Like the hest politician, the hest Jockey II
the one who has the strongest pull tHicdg0
POsL
The Critic and record., 1891-04-04

Judge-So Huber il your accompliccy
7 1hief- Excuse me- my associate F2icgeNd
Maiiey.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
HYGIENIC RULES.


Many books have been written. and
much more has been said about what a
sick person should eat IN order 70 nour
lsh the body aud not interfere With the
action OF the medicines prescribed by
The physician; butevcry one knows the
following articles are not good 20 eat,
namely: Opium. Morphine. Belladona,
Atropla or Deadly N,ghtshade. Cocaine,
Chiorai. Calomei, Dlgisalis. Foxglove,
Arsenic and It's preparations. Phos.
phorus tmakes excellent friction
maichet) and Its preparations. Phos-
phites, uypo-Phosphites. Nnx yomioa
and ite active principle, strychninc, Hy-
oscyamus Niger. Black Henbane, oleum
Tglii, Croton OIL, etc.
How unfortunate the physician who
knows no other remedies % than the
above poisons. and how much more M.
fortunate the Dear People who think
they are obliged 30 take the dose. The
alove poisons produce nervous pros.ra.
ton, death by heart failure and m
fianimation of the bowels. also cauae
most of the suicidee aod ali the inssn-
sanity. They cure nothing, only pre-
vent people from recovering their
health.
DIR. 8. Clay Todd, the famous special
ist OF l6 North Division street. 1rand
Rapids, Mich. Goes not USE the sh,ve
poisons, but by the use Of his new. pleas
ant and health giving remedres, he
cures all curabie dheases ~ the earliest
possible minute.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
Important Changes OF Time % the Mich
tgaa Central.

Taking effect Sunday, Nov. 18th,
vrain heretofore leaving Grand Rapids
At $50 .. m. will leave at .. m, with
al elegant parlor car attached, arriving
at Detroit At 1910 p. m. every week
day. Leaving Detroit at 1915 p. m,
with first class sleeping car. running
through TO Boston, arriving there At
l0.45 =. IN. via Michigan Central, New
ton & Albany Railroads.
Train leaving here at 100 p. m. con-
meets Ut Jackson with the celebrated
vestibuled "North Shore Limited" the
handsomest and fastest train in the
world, carrying through sleepers for
Boston, thus necessitstlng but ono
change, arriving at Buffalo at O'Clock
Syracuse 7.50, Albany 1850 the follow
ng morning, New York 3.45, Boston
$40 the following evening.
Train heretofore leaving here at II. Is
| in the evening now leaves at 1890 pm.
daily carrying . first class sleeper, ar.
riving at Detroit LISA. m. week day.
and go .. m. Sundays, arriving nj
Buffalo sos, Syracuse 10.co the same
| afternoon, Albany 2.40. New York :
and Boston l0.sS the following morn.
ing.
Train leaving Grand Rapids at 5.40p,
m. week days connects cIosely with the
New York limited vestibuled at Jack
son. arriving as Detroit l0.45 .. m,
Buffalo 6.25 the following morning,
Syracuse 12.i5. Albany 4.50, New York
$50. Boston 1905 the same afternoon.
fREp N. BRuGs,
General Agent
Go 20 Detroit via the D.. L. an.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
BETTER
SERVICE

We learn something
BETTER every day that tends to
the better handling OF
SERVICE our railroads. It's
yours. The only benefit
-i u 10 TO us 10 in that II
benefits yeu. 'Twere tar easier 70 plod
along in the present rut but to do 90
would not be Ia keeping with our past.
We can't stand still while the world
moves on. We must progress. For
what, Why, for You. Here minute
saved. there . minute gained. Now .
new device for preventing accident.
then something for comfort. You may
not travel at all but speed and comfort
of our tains may benefit you by draw
ing closer together communities. by
bringing nearer TO you those who else
where might stay 1T rest or be attracted
other wise. Therefore you are inter
ested-deeply interested, though you
don't travel ut all. You who don't
travel can help Improve our patronage
by advising your visitors-friends and
RELATIONSHIP get their tickets via the
d., l.. Il n. or Z. K w. NJ. For instance,
when you write to one coming from
Chicago or beyond, advise him OF our
solid trains from Chicago at 4:45 p. m.
and ll:l5 p. IN. II he or she be COM
ing from Detroit or beyond recommend
our fast trains, our good parlor car
service. etc. The more you recognize
us the better We grow. We must nave
patronage increasing oil the time. We
knowlt. We think that the best way
to get il is to deserve it. That's how
We work.
GEO. DEHAvEN.
Gen'l Pxss'r Agent
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30


cssss1v - unsa
william Corson has found hia two
eAllasen. IdA AsA Charlie. Uhe uers
kidasp ped By thsir ro.hsr last Friday
sftsFnesn- Aftag tAking them in shs
hack frosa il treat - shsx hens -
wess Bridge skrsss. he woman and
her sccompiices proceeded - No ooS
center street, aud from thsre 70 the
oassu.ent OF house On Prospecto3fees.
The wife wss surrounded by several
friends. who refused 20 allow Corson 10
zee the boy and girl. Mrs. Corson said
that she had - much right 70 then -
he DID, aud that she would never give
them up Through his attorney. \. r.
A!iea. IN application will be made TO
one of The courts for = writ OF hAheas
corpus - compel NEs. Corson 10 relin-
quish her charge Of them It Is quite
probable that when . decree Is granted
the wife IN tha divorce case now pend
ing before Judge Grove that an order
viii Be made giving the custody OF the
children N their grandfather . wealthy
farmer Of Paris township, VINO agrees 70
support, educats ana make them heirs
to his property. Neither Mr.. nor Mrs.
Corson have any money. the husband
working ~ . iaboTcr ~ the veneer
works aud the Wife ~ domestic. The
children are guarded night aDd day.
and precautions have been taken ~
prevent surprise.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
HOUSE GOATS
LOUN0ING ROBES.
BATH ROBES.
MACINTOshEA
New iinss 70 show.
GARDINER 1 BAXTER.

ussasy nssssag niassss eashsss<

ussdsy Mssssag nidssss 6athsssA m
saaaay-
Petition 10 preserve tha park Sign
At Seymour's or seribuer'ss
The local lodge OF Elks hes appointed
. COMMITTEES to make arrsnxemsn fes
. New Years social.
Mrs. T. 3. widos who spsst Thanks.
gsv.ng with Mrs Joha Aehrhard has
returned To Whitehall.
Mira. Dsuney OF No. c5 Scribnsr street
Will entertain the Carleton Chatauqua
circle tomorrow evening.
PsninsulAr chapter o. E. 8. will hold
its regular meeting IN the 0cAulton
block tomorrow evening.
owashtAnong Tribe No. 10 srdsr ef
Red Men. wiIi give pedro party this
evening in their hall. oa Canal street.
The Silent sixteen club Of the south
end will give party this evening IA
Simmons hall on South Division street.
The Grand Rapids Bicycle club viii
give their second hop Ia their hall In
the Hartman building next "Wednesday
evening.
The funeral OF the 5months' old son
Of ex-AidermAn Shanahan will be held
from Sc. Alphonsus church this morn
Ing, at . o'clock.
DIR. w. r. Hoyt will soon leave for
Denver, Col, where he intends to locate
permanently. The doctors health de-
mands change OF climate.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Gibbs OF Edmors
spent Thanksgiving with their daught-
er and son-in-law, DIR. and Mrs. l.. A.
Roller Of No. l72 Paris avenue.
Today. Nov. 80, heing st. Andrews
pay, tho first saints day IN the new
Christian year, there will be holy COM
munion IN St Marks chappoi at 1880
q. m.
Important business 10 expected to be
brought before the special meeting OF
the members Of the 0washtanong club
to be held In the parlors Of the club
house this evening.
Mrs. DIR. ID. S. Hatfield. of Oakdals
Park, fell down stairs Saturday and
broke her collar bone. She received
other serious injuries from which she
Is confined TO her room.
The ministerial conference will begin
this afternoon In the Y. NJ. G. A. par
lore ~ ESQ instead OF p. IN. ~ hereto
fore. Rev. w. III. Poole, d. D.. Of De-
troit is expected to be present
The Rev. A. Vennems, of Rochester,
N. ". who WAS recently called by the
First Reic rmed church of this city, but
refused 10 accept, has reoeived . call
from Port Jarvis, N. j.. at & sslary Of
81 500.
The ladies of the Division street NJ.
T.. church will hold . festival and sale
of useful articles in Hartman's lecture
room Thursday and Friday, December
sand 4. Supper will be served from
$50 TO 8 O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
WIT G. | = h n n q
Thk cono|aI4?

ivsald like - <Ppsss in my fes.sr
role.
Ivoaid like 10 ID . man again in shs
enjoyment Of eli my powera
To thoss With this desire Ne oan only
say, gs ssonoe 70 Ds. s. Clay Todd. Is
North Dissloa street. Grand Raplds.
Alch- HE success u ansarpasssd: his
Esnsdiss toonpoun&ed and ssid ealy
~ hamssit) are doing more tor The
publse than ell the VARIOUS isns sad
pathiss combined.
IL could nos ~ othsrwiso, No viil IN.
dersesnd your complaints ana w,il give
you such remedies only - viii inmsdi-
ateiy remsvs the cause Of the oen.
plants and restore your les ssssnGth
and v,gor.
You will stay vsll. thers e. . ns
reaction. ~ he dess sos give nsrvsnss
ldeprssants) o. nsrvs st,nuiauos
lou wlii therefore yenaln perua-
nensiy veil.
Thousands throughout ne country
are every day tsstifying 70 Or. s. Cay
Todd's wonderful success IN curing
them. after they had tried from three 20
dozen other physicians without sellsf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
srRuccLE roR BETTER DAYS.
DR.. Jaekssa Delivers Assshss Lsssss
on social Topics.

DR.. Jaekssn Delivers Assshss Lssssrs
On social ropica-
Last evening in the Fountain street
BAPTIST church Or. Jackson gave an
other address to workmen. The text
was. EVERY man that striveth for the
mastery - temperate in all things."
! Cor. .. IS. These words suggested
the subject Of the evening: tine
workingman's Struggle for Better
Dsys."
He ssid; Early In the autumn Of
this yssr the bureau OK labor and sta
tistles fer the state OF Michigan made =
me<i interesting statement OF the con-
diiion Of the working classes in this
commonwealth. Nowhere will one
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
Catarrh Cured.
HAVE you CATARRhq

lave you pains over The eyes
Are your eyes wateryY
Have you . dry cough every night
Are you SICK st the stomach
IL there a continuous dropping of
fnucus in the hack Of your thfeAty
you can te cured quctls and per
rnanently hy Dr. 5. Clay Todd, 10 north
D.vison street, up stalfs. rooms 4. 3 sn1
Z. Grand Rspds, Mich. Call of wrss>,
free, ss office. or by masi. Medsesnss
sent everywbere.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
Stomach Troubles Cured.

psins m stomach. hsIchinx wts1.
Raising wstes. fose or gas.
Pains before spd alter eating.
Constant pains ~ stomach.
o4d or young peopie cured.
Dysg,<psss cured
Nervous Dyspepsia cured.
All stomach trcnbses cured ~ Df q
Clay Todd. ofsce is Meth biv,eios
street. M stasrs, rcssss ], 2 and {. Graod
Rapsds. Mon.
Consultations free ~ HE olbce ~ ~
lstser. hedscssss ssns evsvywbsrs.
Call or write, free.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
VcToRS WILL EAT THE SPoILS.
viii Feast Tonight as the Expense Of
tho yanqussheo.


Mrs. N. n. Colman and her col
leagues IN the contest between two di-
visions of the Grand Rapids lodge of
Good Templars will. as the defeated
party. furnish . supper this evening in
the lodge room, McMullen block. Ac-
cording To the terms of the agreement
the winners. F. G. Elliott and his asso-
ciates, will furnish the literary portion
of the program. The refreshments will
consist Of oysters, etc. The following
program has been prepared: Music by
Miss Ella Shlnkmsn's orchestra; vocal
solo. Miss Fannie Hancock; piano duet,
the Livingstone SISTERS; piano solo, Miss
Sadie Thompson; banjo solo, Miss Alice
West: recitations by Misses Mabel
Shaw. Daisy Blsnford. Mamie SteckIes,
and Henry Suzon: violin colo. c. W.
Fellows. The proceeds Of the enter.
tainment and supper will be devoted tc
purchasing clock for TIE lodge room
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
he RATHER LIKES IT.
a vagaDond who Demands Lsdgisgs
the Jail

John Kennedy, suffering bum, has
applied six nights consccutivsly for
lodging At police headquarters. He
approaches the clerk with q command
ing air and demands, instead OF asks.
for place to sleep. "The police sta
ton Is not hotel" he was told Satur-
day night. ''snd unless you find work
you will be locked up as 'vag.'" He
said 10 would not be the first time and
rather intimated that he would prefer
such treatment.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
Consumption Cured
IN HASTINGS. MICH.

DR.. 8. Clay Todd. Grand Rapida.
Dear sir:--I am we'll. You can put
any testimonial in print that you want
To for bad everything.
Ms. W. Il. AlasEo.
State Street. Hastings. Mich.
Oct. -. 1921.
NorE-Mrs. Allgeo had Consumption,
1ubercnlar consumption, with all its
complications. and was cured by Dr. =.
Clay Todd. after her case was given ND
as hopeless By her physicians, family
and friends.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

The South w. c. 7. U. and the Mis-
tletos "Y's' will gins an entertain
ment in their hall. No. 692 South
Division street, this evening. The pro-
gram has been arranged with special
care. and embraces an address by Mrs.
Ella Wheeler, musscai and literary -
isCtions-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

X. r. Morse, general agent for
Knights Templars and Mason's Life
Indemnity company, OF Chicago, has
rooms at the Eagle hotel for = Few
days. where he can be found at l:30 to
4:30 p. m., and to l0p. m. Calls An
swered at other hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING.
several distressing speeches Delivers
Saturday Night.

The Rev. w. A. Frye, Of the Plain
fild avenue n. h. Church, Mr. Z. Il.
Perrine of Jackson and j. ii. Tatem
addressed the Prohibition club Satur.
day evening in Good Tsmplsrs' hall
McMullen block. The subject waa pro
hlb,tion of tha liquor traffic and the
regular campaign arguments were re-
amped and hurried at their hearerl
with all the vigor induced by political
campaign. AZ the close of the ad
dresses the audience adjourned 70 the
ante roo m and psrtook OF coffee and
refreshments A nominal admission
fee wss charged.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
Prize Word Competition.

Mansger Geary will give . season
ticket to the scholar that makes the
most words out of the letters contained
in the two wOrto:
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
: Christian AllIans. Cosv...i.s.

Christian Alliance Coovsatton.
The Christian Alliance will hold .
convention in the Division Street NJ. Il.
church beginning next Thursday morn
ing. Is will continue the remainder of
the week, under The direction otsnoted
workers, prominent among them being
Dr. A. Il. simpson of New York, presi-
dent of the National alliance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
WORLDS MUSEUM,

Write each word plain on one side of
paper and send to Worlds Museum
any time before December.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

Dressmaking for the next ten days At
half price. Room 81 new Gilbert block.
lake elevator.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

''If your son asked for bread would
you give him sioney"
"lf you are Eck and depend on .
physician for relief. would he give you
polsony"
In order to elevate the profession we
will give few
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
Prize word Csmpctition.

Manager Geary will give . season
ticket TO the scholar that makes the
most words out of the letters contained
IN the two words:
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

II you want first class piano or
organ, buy the Kimban at the South
Side Music House, No. 5SS South Divi-
sion street, Grand Rapids, Mich. Joseph
Howell, agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
WORLDS MUSEUM

Write each word plain on one side of
paper and send TO Worlds Museum
any time before December7.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

Order your KoAL of E. A. Hamilton
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30
Dr.S.CIay Todd
The Famous Specialist,
Office and Oispenssry,
18North Division Street
uP STAIRS.
Rooms 1, 3 and 4,


DIR. Todd charges iess and cures
quicker than any other physician.
out rriief or a permanent cure your
only hope is in Or. 4. Clay Todd.
Dr. 4. Clay Todd'e medicines are all
freshly prepared by TIE Doctor IN per.
son. every day bat sundays.
Dr. +. Clay Todd cen he consulted
free OF charge NJ hw Office. or by letter.
every day butsundays.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

We learn something
every day that tends tu
the better handling OF
our railroads. 'Tss
yours. The only benefit
u 10 TO us 10 in that II
The sun., 1891-05-25
SOM ETHING LIKE CHESS.
NOT so INTRICATE BUT A GAME
THAT REQUIRES LOTS OF SKILL.

Checkers ~ y Fa~orito Fastirne in the Old
Worid-scotchmen Dead stuck on It
How Person Can become " Fiayer'
VIZ" sumo o'eSer A'"str"''on'.
Probably next to chess the game of checkers,
or drauahts. occupies leading position among
indoor nmusemsnts. Although 1t is q game
which. when placed beside chess. looks com-
paraiively simple. yot the subtle intticacies
which are capable Of production In well
played game OF checkers place 1t In the fore
most rank OF games requiring the exercise Of
great deal OF brain power, ingenuity. and
intelligent forethouRht. As In chess, the
opening OF the game is OF the greatest i'm
portance. for the effect OF false move In the
beginning will often be seriously felt through.
out the game. because at tho start there are
only eight vacant squares to choose from.
while In chess there are thirty-two.
The apparent simplicity which IA given to
checkers br reason OF the moves OF all tho
pieces being practically the same Is ant to
mislead the uninitiated. But once 1t Is prop
erly studied Its sxcellencles from the point OF
view OF mental training readily present
themselves. while beyond all this there nre the
additional advantages OF pleasant relaxation
and amusement to be derived from study
and practice of tho gamc.
The popularity Of checkers In this country IL
growing apace, OF which ample testimony is
Afforded in the birth Of new | clubs in rsosns m
years In many OF our largo towns and cities.
In connection with somo of the most prosper-
-. -. 1T, ,.
GUS chess ciuos. 100. cheeKors department
Is conducted. and In number OF cascs with
remarknhlo sncccaa As nm inat,nca rnnv la
r,ar,ioaaa ~. ~. o.,s rI,ss. q.
hieh.,oneu .ne No" orieaus Shess. cheekefs'
and Whist Club. IN organization which is COM
pelled 10 limit its men, hership to 70O
r. ~. p.,.,st, 1.,..,s i W 'Vv
LIZ tho brtisn isiunus' however. tue prosper
tban here ana tbroupbont England and Sco,.
ion,I 4, ,e u,n,ost untvars,i,v nran,.saI t., ~.
large towns. London has n Erea. many clubs
6nu gOOu p'AYorS. manchester Is also warm
The sun., 1891-05-25
OWEN rs SATISFIED AND RE11eEs
Tho Western Sprinter Wanted to Beat
Carey and Did It.

Luther Carey will probably never defeat
John Owen. Jr.. again on tho cindcr path for
the reason that the Detroiter is not likely to
start in another race. 1t Ia doubtful il Carey
ever runs 100 yards In less than ten seconds
and he is not apt to derive much pleasure as a
result Of smashing records at distances less
than the championship course. He is un.
doubtedly tn, speediest man at 100 yards OF
all who stand ready to compete against him
now. but Owen has retired with his laurels and
Carey has the doubtful honor OF being known
as the man who ran second to the champion.
The gloom that thus envelopes Carey Is
illumined by one bright CLEAN OF satisfaction.
He did boat John Owen once. ana beat him so
easily that the Detroter almost came to the
conclusion that he had mado serious mis-
take In supposing no was cut out for runner.
1t was the llrst meeting OF these MIN Bile; looted
championships. hsld In Detroit. S June 0iss iss5.
Owen had made his d sbut as a sprinter at the
& aTst Indoor Ho,s mess!'pg Of Inc DetTot Athletic
speed ie exhibited apprised Frank EDDY that s
hand. and by spring he mad made such strides
that he wns generally set down us the winner
so%s chco
said to run Ike 4 wlirlw!nd." and would
attention 10 this Ireese from axe axe Michigan.
as' ta - saS pe dpSd
dnzzled n. thrSnsat = the games. He was then
hnner ohs hs ran ne nSes
hs nSl ePoEs Es, Club he GSas ahsas als
baar!e sopiains%S al Al ill.,. soiors p ths T.Is: !
raven blarS hair WAS wurn long. reaching 10
bis shoulders. and ns hr camo nyinG down the
70 5 as s f s wen H. ,a ea
In ~ IS seconds. running at Iull speed to the
,rs heating MI s1 /. tssn a. TN; hi,
owen won his trial lleat, AMI, 1t wns expected
'hS hen tHs w9Sl hFse s no
and Owen came down veiy evenly for sixty
s ;4k oysa a II. III es. s
hopIer and finished the 100 yarisi in 10 seconds.
leaving Owen len feet IN The rear. II WAS CIR;
the 81 ec;ators "Rserei The Indian Justly.
.y nYe, IVA WAS plucky: and ca came me- ont ior the 2?o
wa: Victorious Carey was sill ,unsntfsilei,
nId he cane Ypnu forth nnd the anar9E
msrkaSIe aehevemeatts. ITS '''''''A - ''' -
Z was RGt 0ne ,ha, Carey tGrsoak
and transferred the scene OF MS studies 10
princeton G." eg sInHhlIna"ousiE be Eersme
Ga ey now has grown ,on lne, ably .s,outer.
and when in snrin.lng costume bears little re-
sternation NJ Detroit In the spring OF 1889.
For several days after his crushing defeats
however. he reganed confidence. and with the
TTssmasrk;"Ill yet beat Carey" he set R e work;
faults and developed into O finished runner.
lie, possessed the speed, and all he needed was
training
felt confident Of repeating the Performance
and he was quit" disnppo,nted when he found
he couldn't. Tho tact seems TO to that the
Princotonlan made no allowances for ovens
improvement. Carey beat the De.roiter whom
the latter was In his infancy rs sprintsr. and
when Owen had learned hi, lesson.
The sun., 1891-05-25

The visit OF bishop Doyle OF New South
Wnles-Whnt Tie Thinks of the Schools.

The Right Rev. J. Doyle. BIshop OF the Cath.
Ollie diocese OF Grafton New South Wales. was
in Brooklyn last week. inspe ting the parochiaI
schools thore. with the idea OF obtaining In.
formation that will enable him to raise the
standard Of tho schools OF his own diocese.
Bishop Doyle is on his way to Rome TO visit
the Pope He left New South Wales nearly
three months ago. and arrived In San Fran.
cisco twenty-five days later. From San
Francisco he started for Canada. visiting the
large elite. OH his way until he reached Ottawa.
After tnkng in tho principal places In the Do
minlon he went to Lowell. Mass. and from
there came to Brooklyn. He inspected the
schools and colleges In zach place.
A week ago he arrived In Brooklyn and Was
the guest OF the Rev. William J. Hill. pastor Of
st. ,Panl'S Church, in Court street: St, Franz
Gts,s College IN butler street. which y oop.
first educational Institution ne inspected In
brooklyn. BESIDES the usual branches. sisnog.
ihere here The method oi teach ns these intersst.
cd the j shop paIticulsrly. and he l. going to
Church. which Is ronancted In large build
o as gsisd w s., e. a me- Tas bsSsse Ssse
pisSs%Ss ssos ss5 ssasa i.
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rom "hs.HH shl etH nsSss ana stssr s.s
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