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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-09-23
Excitement Out West.

Editor Dugout City kan Boom
er-Hello! What's the matter?
Assistant (wildly)-Our railroad re-
porter at Chicago telegraphs that an
Eastern man boarded the westbound
train there with ticket for Dugout
City, and he heard the man say some
thing about buying lot.
Editor (excitedly)-Stop the press
and get out an extra! Well have the
town wild. Another big beat on the
sickly sheet over the way.-Street &
Smiths Good News.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-09-23
Two Miles "a Minute on wheel.

Victor Belanger, of Worcester,
Mass, is the inventor Of a one-wheel
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-09-23
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

when applied into tn,
ncstrils will be ali
sorbed enectu ally.
cleansing the heal o.
catarrhal virus. caus.
Ink healthy secretio ms
IL allays Inflammation,
protects the membrane
from additional colds
completely heals the
sores. and restores
serse of taste anC
smell.
TRY THE CURE.
A particle is applied
able. Price 80 cents AT
ELY BROTHERS.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-09-23
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SAYINGS AND DO
INCS HERE AND THERE.

Jokes and Joke'ets that Are Supposed 20
Have Been Recently Form Sayings and
Doings that Are Odd, Curious and
Laughabls.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-09-23

IOmmy-'CauSe, When sister looked
out the window and saw you coming
she said, 80! the DoOse."
Bulletin.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-09-23

LoAD man with dollars and often
times you will drive out his sense.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-09-23
A FIFTY-DAYS' FASTER.

NJ. Jacques, the Bold Long Period
Starver.
M. Jacques is the name of the
amiable French gentleman who re.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-09-23
The Inpepuousness of Youth.

MAUD" he asked, as the carriage
entered the shadOwy lane, 'Maud,
are you sure you-you never had any
mans arm about your waist, as
mine is?"
mo, George, / never did," she
murmured; II never, never did!
Why"
"Oh, nothing" he replied, 'only i
wondered whether it was instinct or
experience that made you take the
reins from my hand just as soon as
we reached this secluded spotn-
Boston News.
The Even Tenor of Her Way.
Organist-Miss Jones, allow me to
introduce our new tenor, Mr..
Highsee.
Miss Jones-Delighted to meet you.
Miss LIS father Qater)-What kept
you so long at church tonight?
Miss j was so interested in a
new him, which our organist was
trying, that l never noticed the time
assing.-Brooklyn Eagle.
A Test of Love.
Madge-I'd give good deal to
know whether Will Wishlets is in
love with me or not.
Millicent-I'll tell you how you can
find out.
''EIOw?"
''The next evening you expect him
to call wear your new shirt and ask
him to tie your four-in-hand for you;
If he makes perfect knot at the first
attempt you can make up your mind
he has nothing more than a brotherly
interest in you."-BrOoklyn Eagle.
They Could See 1t.
Enraged Customer Crushing wildly
into the drug store)-Say, this scalp
lotion has taken all the hair out of
my head. I've great mind to sue
you for damages.
Druggist (coolly)-You couldn't
collect damages, my dear sir, for 1
have witnesses to prove that l simply
told you the lotion would preserve
your scalp, and any jury could see
plainly that your scalp is all there
Pharmaceutical Era.
When Love Grew Cold.
SingletOn-I'm sorry to hear that
you have trouble with your wife.
What's the matter?
Benedict-It's her cutting way Of
talking. She says the most cutting,
ironical things to me on every oc-
casion. Never misses a chance to
spring something horribly sarcastic.
It's dreadful, l tell you.
"Well, you knew her long enough
before you were married to learn of
the trait"
so, did, but l took it for wit
then. Boston News.
Excitement Out West.
Editor Duuout Citv ([on Room
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24
EDITORIAL EXCERPTS.

As Tor tho assurance that the Treas
ury IS not bankrupt. there is no need
Tor II. Only the widest and most igno-
rant partlzanshlp could think of max
ing such an attack on the Treasury,
which, Notwithstanding the lavishness
Of the last Congress, Is the strongest
financial institution Of the world
Pittsburg Dispatch.
German. Cleveland's friend and the
Democratic boss of Maryland, has been
compelled to submit to the dictation OF
the Farmers Alliance in his State. In
Maryland most OF the Alliance people
are Democrats. and the outlook for the
party has not been 50 bad for years.
Chicago Journal.
The gang OF reformers who are at
present occupying the state house may
be divided into three general classes re-
presenting respectively: Bigamy, Doodle
and Booze. At least one of the braves
IS equally at home in any camp.-Ba y
City Tribune.
These Democratic howlers are very
careful to withhold the figures which
show the resources of the government.
They pay no attention to the cash bal
ance Of $44. AIS 900, of which So, 290, 900
Is on deposit in National banks, subject
to call, and S20. .250, 900 in fractional sill.
yer. They omit to mention that the
government has more than $59, ,OOO. 900
OF cash not represented by certificates
outstanding and IN circulation. They
shut out every fair light on the treasury
finances to make partisan capital
Saginaw Courier Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24

We clip the following from the
LetdeT; "'rAe judicial Mother Hub
baFd must 60 says the Chicago Her
al IA a leader Oh the absurd custom Of
tuc United states Supreme judges ar
raying themselves IN ugly black gowns
whom Oh the bench. And IL adds: a
Democratic CoagFts will yet order
apery removed from Federal courts
We want men. not apes, for judges;
TleD convinced that nothing borrowed
from monarchy or aristocracy can Dig
nrfv American free Institutions But
why drsw ibe lne SD tcnaciOusly at
"5orTov4pg from monarchy" when
headers ~ Democratic journals urge
FIRE trtde % The utmost OF their abiIi-
ties IN order to force the products of
nlousrchial England upon our mar
kcts. u tae detrimcnt of American
lalor aud American iaterestsl They
snhor borrowing" but delight in buy
iag from monarchy" They would
paupeuze American labor and dig
msy' foreign pauper abor to satisfy
seiiish greed in buying something
cheap. C1Hsistsncy is not . Demo
cratic cs0wn Jewel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24
Sealed Proposals for City Lighting.
CITY Clerks OFFICE,
GRAND RAPIDs. Mich. June 10, 1891.

GRAND RArIDs. Mich. June 10. 1891
Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received at the city clerks ONCE up to
and including June -. 1881. at O'Clock p. m.
First: For lighting. keeping in order and
repair and supplying gasoline. 74o deodorized
hereafter may be owned By the city.
Second; For furnishing gasoline lamps.
burgers. and supplying gasoline. 74o decdor-
lied. TO the same, and lighting and keeping all
said lamps In order and repair.
Third: For the lighting. keeping In order.
furnishing burners and attachments and re-
pairin: and supplying gasoline. "a deodorized,
To the street lamps owned or that may here
after BE- owned by the city. BIDS will also be
received Tor furnishing wooden posts and Ian
terms an1 pacing the same.
In each of the above three propositions pro-
posals will he received for lighting all dark
hours to midnight and also for lighting ali
dark hours.
Each bidder will be required to furnish salts
factory refereoces as 20 his experience and
capacity to do said work
Scaled proposals will also be received duriag
the time Aforesaid for furnishing gas and
lighting and keeping In order and repair the
gas lamps now used by the city. and such ad-
ditiopsl lamps - the council may oTder-the
same to be lighted all dark hours 10 midnight
ceiyed for furnishing iron gas spsts and set
ting same; also for furnishing lanterns.
,n ne ~, ,,,osssp os W,1 qu,
and Keeping in order the electric lamps now
used bv she city. aud such additional lamps as
the council may order; the same TO be lighted
all night aud every night; also for the same
to be tkhted ali dark hours: proposals to be
made for each lamp for one. two and three
years; also for each ialap per night.
seated proposals viii also be received during
the time aforesaid, for furnishine lighting
and keeping In order such incandescenf eiec-
tis lamps for lighting the streets or bridges. ss
the council NAV order; also bids will Re re
ccivef for lighting the entire city with eIec-
triclfy by towers or otherwss. Al proposals
10 lie for one, two aai three years.
In all the above proposals.. for either gas.
gasoline electrical or incande<c.nt lighting
the city reserves the r,s1t 20 discontinue one
or more lamps af ans time and 10 secure y
proporfion4te reduction in the contract yrics.
The conncil reserves the right to reject any
and all preposaiA
Pam Ssr~rrss
T.. n. CoxcEr.
sFo. ". aftts.
COMMITTEES ea Lamps.
". A. SHISKMsN.
city Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24

The little child of Mrs. K. l.. Smith,
South Wheelock, VT, whose picture Is
shown here, is an excellent evidence OF
the health and beauty that result from
proper care ana knowledge. Mrs.
Smith says: "Our baby has always
been healthy and good natured. and
has eight teeth which she had very little
trouble in cutting. She has been led
on Lactated Food since she was three
or tour days old, and We consider 1t an
excellent food"
This statement, together with the
beautiful picture of health. are positive
proofs that Lactated Food keeps babies
we'll and strong, happy and hearty.
While it has restored many child to
health after all hope had been gwen
up, intelligent mothers and careful
physicians agree that it is the pat of
wisdom TO use this food when the little
one is well, and thus avoid all risk Of
dangerous sickness.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24
KILLED Br PUBLIC OPINION.

The strike IS now formally at an end,
as Il mas been practically so for some
time. The strikers nave finally got
over their excitement ard can count
the cost of their diversion and the
grave errors made in the conduct Of it.
On every such occasion more or less
disorder will DO indulged in by over
Jealous sympathizers and hot-hcaded
ones among the strikers. who cannot
be controlled by the better class. When
these first occurred, the strikers talked
loud about discouraging them and
having no sympathy with them, and
yet there was plainly apparent will
ingness to profit by these disorders. 1t
was rather q source OF pleasure 70 see
the company annoyed by these little
disturbances. When the perpetrators
were arrested, the police were blamed
for too much ofliciousness. When the
police justice finally became severe
with the offenders, he was censured
and great outcry was made that so
trivial oGfenses should be 30 severely
punished. All this was done in behalf
of class of offenders with whom the
strikers claimed TO have no sympathy.
The inconsistency Of 50 much concern
AID pretended unconcern became too
apparent to DO longer overlooked and
puhlic sympathy gradually became
ahenated. Then came the climax A.
Sweetest. and the strike became NOR
0und. II was killed by public opinion.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24

Mayor Ihl taxes u much more sensi-
bic view OF the purpose OF tha power
conferred upon tue Common Council
Ia refuse licenses 10 sell liquor IN GER
tssIn cases than the Common Council
does itself Tie takes practically the
same view OF u that the TELEGaAa-
HERALD editorially assumed IN us issue
of last sunday morning. II will be re-
membcred that We then said: ''The
very purpose OF this power conferred
upon tie Council Is the protection OF
she public. That protection should be
afforded whenever the public calls for
il or else the Council IS derelict in It's
duty. When sentiment IN any partlcu-
Lar locality becomes as nearly unanl-
NOUS as il IS on the hill. against grant
ing license for saloon, that locality
Is certainly al improper place for the
epening OF a ..hlsky ssop. The citizens
awe DO use tor II and 10 should be sent
,ssy to find u more eongenial spot"
Ia tie text of Mayor UhPs veto pub
lshcd in another coiumn occurs this
passage: AT the present session OF
the Legislature the charter was amend
ei SO rs 10 give the Council power to
refuse saloon licenses. the evident in
asniiOu beng to permit the Council TO
esay seplicl.lons in districts occupied
IS Is the one under consideration. In
M Judgment the location is not well
suited for the business designed"
1nus II wsiG be seen that the Mayors
IDEAS as 10 the fituess OF the LOCALITY for
a whisky shop and tue purpose OF the
power conferred upon the Council ex-
actly coincide with those of the TEL
LGRAN-HErkLp. The Mayor has done
the hill residents service that will be
appreciated. They have no use for =
whisky Joint and it would have been
MI outrage to force one upon them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24

pR0BATE oRDEE--State ~ Michigan. coun
a " ~ krrf. 81 ~ <asSion " fsa Frohsra
Gems fer sid comfy 81 Kent. he'd a. the Pro
bate ofaee. in the easy 81 tsrsad Eatids on tAe
- DAY "a tsFe. n TIE year oas siousr r r
eight hunafrd and Hlnefy-eBs.
Present. tsFas l.. Perkins, judge sf Probate
In tH~ R4after et tue eSf ste of
AFtita<i tsE Nkf NDFfhf deceased
" insfrnHlrht Ia ~fiffaf fHrrarf4Hg 10 h..
fke laSf sd zsd iesfame sf "a said 4ec<a as.-
having h@en r - IN fhs - z faF frchsf-
10 - orr efea rat frsdsy. the safh gar 81
Iaes 80 af r .eiofs ta the farennan
fug ssit u-fff-or.
snG It's IN ts<f ordered Tsst cs4v ~ his
eFsar rssgifssea fhrF- -tfsseFs<' - N~<ks ss~a
.iass 10 SD dzv - hesrihz. = the Iss
cste- Wrfsf p. df3tr aeTspafs~Y PIRATES sas
slfs asatits.s 81 Szif e8nRtE * Kat
tHHtt~ > FnhS tsc. saase 81 Frnpat-
- at.a roHrt
tnearH r. Ntsfy. Rel ter wed faas
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24
New Organization.

The local advisory board OF the
National Home Building and Loan
Association of Bloomington. H.. met
in Judge Tateum's Office last evening
and organized for tins city. The fol-
loving officers were chosen: J.. W.
Shellhous, chairman; J. +. Howard
vice-chairman; Geo. F. Lewis, collector;
Judge J. II. Tatem, attorney; A. j.
Fogg. Capt. G. f. Judd and E. Grabsm.
appraisers; W. II. Hoskins, DR.. c. +.
Patterson and II. Ii. Reed, trustees; G.
N. Brown, agent. Loans to the
amount of 5000 were made and 250
lares were taken last evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24
HURLED ROCKS
I've rssre~- 80 fss.ssry Discusses TIE
sphieet of Drainage.

As the result OF the bad blood exist
ing between Matthias Miller ant
EpnFaln1 ksnvsu. ef byroa township.
M. kenysn was arrested and brought
before Justice D. Aalf yesterday or =
charge Of assanlt aud battery. he
pleaded ret guilty aud his tTisi sss set
for Iune -. tie wss released On hsfh
Miller snd hsnysn Are nelghtorns
farmers. AMI they got iuto a little et-
heulfy ever = proposed eifeh sCrcss
their farms TIE complainant SAYS
tnsf kenVan bccanse - sxeIiest GHrine
a dlscuSSion of the matter tnat he
hezsn Burling rocks az hsm and that he
vas Ia sy oae OF them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24
LEGAL ADVERTISING.


MORTGAGE SALE-Default having been
gage executed by Ella Jordan. OF the village OF
Middlevilie. Barry county. Michigan. to George
III. 0ildrrseeve, OF Grand RAPIDS. Michigan.
and recorded In the Office OF the register of
deeds Of the county of keat. "a liber ~ Of
mortgages. on page 3tS. on the "a cay OF May.
A. ID. 1890. which sad mortgage was duly as
signed by the said George GilderS ecve To Fred
A. Maynard. on the 10Th day OF May: A. u.
1890. by deed Of assignment recorded In the
once OF said register OF deeds for said county.
on the 26th day Of MAY. A. ID. lssS. at IL clock
NJ. In Hber l5s OF mortgages. on page 264. and
the same Is now owned by him.
On which mortgage there Is claimed TO he
due at the date of this notice. the sum of six
hundred auc eighty seven dollars and thirty
one cents t6ss.Sl Of principal and Interest; ana
no suit or proceedings at law or IN equity hav-
Ing been instituted 20 rsc,yer tac said debt. or
any part thereof; now therefore. by virtue OF
the pow T OF sale contained in said mortgage.
and In pursuance OF the statute ir such case
made aud provided. said mortgage viii be fore
closed by sale OF the premises therein de-
scabed. FOR the purpose of satisfying the sum
ciaimed to he due on said mortgage ant the
interest therson apd the costs and expenses
allowed ty Law, at pnt.ic auction. TO the higii-
est bidder. on Wednesday. the 5th day OF Aug
ust. A. ID. 1851. st ten o'clock ~ the foreno m
of that day. at the south front dor OF the
Court Block f<o-calledl. In the city OF Grand
RaDids. Michigan. that being Tie riace OF
hold ng the circuit court for the county IN
which said premises are situafecl. The prem
ises 10 be sold are described IN said mortgage
as follows. to- wit
Lot number two hundred aud eighty one 2sll.
Kent plat. according TO the re orded pat
thereof. in the city OF Graad Rapids. In said
Dated. Grand Rapids Michigan. Nav g. 4. ID.
1871. FRED A MAYNARD.
Assignee Of Mortgage.
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage.
We'd July .
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24
A RIGHTEOUS VETO.
Mayor Uhi Puts n stopper on the Hill
Saloon License.


saloon License.
MAYORS OFFICE, !
GRAND RAPIDS, June %.
To the Honorable. the Common council
of the City Of Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen-By virtue of my Office
| hereby suspend the operation of and
veto the resolution adopted at session
of said Common Council, held on June
22, which resolution was to the effect
that the application OF Van Dam 4
Pollock for saloon license on East
BrIdge-st be granted, the bond SUBJ
mitted by them IN connection there.
With approved, and the clerk instruct
cd to issue license 10 said applicants
as requested, for the following reasons:
First, this appl cation Tor n similar ap-
pication) was presented to the Common
Council some weeks ago and at y ses-
SION of your honorable body held on
the s:h day of June. All OF the alder
iaen and the mayor were present. A
slmllar motion was then made and lost.
and resolution was adopted, n major.
wv Of all the members OF the Common
Council voting in the affirmative, that
tBc III S1t>. van 1tJm N
Pollock he denied. Tins resolution re-
mains IN force; 1t Is the declares; will of
the Common Council; nostcps have been
taken for its reconsideration. At your
session last evening when the vote was
taken only nineteen aldermen were
present. \ majority of the aldermen
elect did not vote IN the affirmative,
the vote Standing 10 yeas To Q nays. A
resolution having ttlus been adopted
which Expressed the will of the council
when all were present denying the ap-
plIcaton. should not he overturned by
a mere majority of a quorum, n less
number voting IN the affirmative. To-
grant the license than those Hho voted
IN the Affirmative 70 deny the same.
Second-The location of The saloon u
in residence neighborhood. To bc
sure there are few business places IN
its immediate vicinity, but the greater
mass oi the property occgpied - rssi-
dence, and a very large majority OF
those residing near oppose the applica-
ton. At the present SESSION OF the
Legislature the charter was amended
~ as u give the council power to refuse
saloon licenses, the evident intention
beng 10 perrnit the council 10 deny AZ
pticsticps IN districts occupied as j. the
one Under consideration. In my ludg-
nlent the location e not we'll suited for
the business designed Respectfully
submitted. EDwIS +. TN. Mayor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24
IN noe siGNO.

James II. crsnda!i, correspondent of
the American Protective Tariff League,
Al Coblsskiil, n. T., says: The Elusive
tidal wave that swept this country al
the iAsr election, through the mos.
abominable misrepresentAtlons of the
effects OF the Mckinley bill, is rapidly
recedIng before actual facts, light and
knowledge. 1t is TO the education OF
the masses upon the great issues Of the
day that the Republican party must
depend for success IN 1892. These
issues are worthy of the highest efforts
OF every patriotic citizen. Ii is a battle
between right and wrong. waged by one
party on the high. lofty and fertile
nelds of patriotism, knowledge and
education; by the other on the barren,
desoiate wastes of ignorance, misrepre-
sentation. suppression and deceit" ;"
And that is just the kind of battle
Mckinley bespoke for the Republicans
IN OHIO. Under this sign must they
conquer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24

SuERlFF'S SALE-By virtue Of An execution
y tssn-d or. a. and undcr the seal OF fne ctr
cna. coHrt OF 81 county of kenf. in the State
ef Michigan. a.trstsd oa the letb a. Of July.
g. II. lbs. fe Hie directed abd delivered. Ih
favor Of Beeerca Kinney. p.GinfiN. sni
against the gpots and h tt-lS. snf tot want
thereof tarn Of q real estate Il Charles
Wertsch the dele ndanf. there nsm4d. have
trsir~ tire ~Hn and shall sxpoSs faT sac St
guhi ie auctloa or veBdue. 20 the higheSt bid
der ~ fhr spufn front entrance 20 the 81 ctt
caart resfas e ,tsrt hiees sooailedi. ~ tue cttV
q Grand HaridS Michigan. teat leng The
ria~e ef salftag the circuit cont II th- s"aaly
"a hsrrin Ssif PREMISES ARE situated on Friday,
sH.- -fh 4 - cf auzH>t. A II. lsei ~ '"H ertrek
"a 2 Tar noon ot saia tas tae ioi4osiag d.
srriised lands sud premises
All that certain piece ~ pRrcei of and, stu
atcf AID hriHz IN tue city - fTaDd Rapids.
canntv ~ k.nt snc sfafr cf n cffgaa. knevn
and desc -fb~s ~ foliew~. tnwi lot BRmn~r
nae II 81 Beck nith : ~ufs. v'sia1 81 - ten ie
af J. h. Ckuish's Add taos 30 te~ eliF o. grsBd
apfdS Nichi ssB aFrorci.z - TIE recorded
nisf 81 sala ~af.a sts eH ssia loi be ag fffe tsn
frat froat az Leonard street suf ainety-six .
f4et nf SCI bnsr sfrset.
Dated. tais g5d aAy - IaEe. A. u. ISL
fenMiS 4 Rf~H0P.
Sheriff - Neat Csrstr
~ ISAAC p. LAM0gEATfx
sd+r -her r
t.~x A Eonesss.
Attssaev vf-r P.aiatF.
uea sor :
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24
TO MAKE BABIES PRETTY.

Fopd HamAs Can Give the Little Tot
Bsaaty.
..Mothers can alter tne features Of
The baby wonderfully. by gentle pIes-
sure, long continued" says = writer IN
a recent number Of tie New YORK
World.
But regular features do not make
beauty. A chlld may have Tho proTile
or an Apollo. and not be one-haif as
handsome as the baby with ''deyoutiy
turned pug" where health and hsppi-
ness show III every action. OF course,
ones own baby is the dearest baby that
ever MAS bora, bat in svnae sad cases,
the beauty Of the little one is seriously
impaired by III health.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24

The following cases Of contagious
diseases were reported yesterday: Fred
Royce. 25l East Bridge-st., Bessie Schu-
Ter, Terrace-st., measels; H. W. Cor
hion, 6s Goodrich-st., mulnps; Frank
Van Schootey, $50 North Ionia-st- /,
dlphthcria; Robert Poff. Il Walbridge-
g.. Frand Award, II Walbridge-st.,
whooplng cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24
Cure Your CatArrh. or Get $500.

For many years, the proprietors Of
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, who are
thoroughly responsible, financially, AS
any one can easily ascertain by proper
INQUIRY, have offered, in good faith,
hrougn nearly every newspaper in the
l..ida standing reward of $500 for
every care of nasal ca.arrh, no
matter how bad, or of how long
standing, which they can
not cIre. The remedy, which
is sold by asl druggists at so cents, is
mild, soothing. cleansing, antiseptic
and healing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24

die immediately. bus 700 may ultimate
~ be displaced 4 the ancestor live
loager. Thus an only daughter Is the
hsir-pEesumpLye antl = soa 5 bora.
VINO thereapon displaces her" Oar
sould-hc informant is wroag. There Is
no superior right 90 ssceeed 20 the
crown sn.n that Of the Prince Of Wales,
be being the eldest son OF tie reisning
monarch.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-24
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