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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13
NOTICE. 3. E.. BARENDSEN
IL offering the Biggest RsrgsinsIn
Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots
II
an o to
Come now and Inyest in Lot, or House and Lot,
g
129 Monroe-st, over PeCks.
DeGOLlA BROS,
DEALEks IN -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 and 9 Tower Block.


TOR SALE-l0o acres land In Paris township
Smiles from city; large house ana Two
good barns; clay ioain soil. large or snort
good ieneei ~ acres beech ana maple timber;
price 80 per acre; would exchange Tor orand
Rapids property.
E0R SALE-or exchange; 100 acre farm In
northern Michigan; 30 acres Improved.
good house. barn and outbuildings. - acres
nne timber. beech. maple. Eastwood aud elm.
small orchard; this farm lies on bank OF "A
small lake and is so protected 10 be tree
from early and late frosts; lake sbounds Ia
nne nsh and Is becoming noted as "A resorts
price so on easy terms for cash. or Will ex-
change Tor Grand Rapids real estate;. Fer ex-
change. hardwood stump lands IN Newaygo
These lands are well located and good soil.
perfect title. ard can. ~ improvement. be
made hne farming country. This is your
chance 10 get oui OF debt.
TOR SALE-9room house just completed on
Hanover Court finely finished with high
terrace. graded street; call in and get price
on this house II you want 10 invest In North
end property.
of city; house uncompieted and party can
not complete same from shortage of funds.
This Is n good chance Tor person having small
amount of money 10 make good Investment
fT'0 EXCHANGES acres. 20 acres imprSved.
balance white oak timber. l0-room house
and barn. fine orchard. acres low land IN
der drained and under cultivation. This fne
place Is situated about ~ miles from the city,
south. Come in and get full description.
FOR SALE OR EXcHANGE-20 acres on lake
shore. near the bark; good buildings 2N0
peach trees In bearing. - pear standards I'm
bearing. 2 acres Strawberries 3 acres raspber-
ries. 30 grapes gooseberries aud other small
fruits; price 500; fruit on same Will pay for
Ii the present season; would exchange for
good city property; this is y great chance for
some one and the greatest bargain We have
ever offered
TO EXCHANGE-For good renting city prop
erty. so acres. fine house, barn and out
buildings. 10 acres Improved. balance oak.
beech and hickory timber. good fences. 40
peach. l:0 apple. pears. plums and small fruit
trees. Price $500.
DEGOLIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

4 CHANCE m = life time for nen WITH espt-
N "a and aetIve men without capita 70 -
cure a verv ssant and prohtselt shaseSs
Aaarr.. ~itb 4 cent STAMP, Consolidated td.
ivsasla shoe store. A. Arcade bniidink,
Cleveland. OHIO. ~
yEANTF1a4Exsrx vaaaz maa o. step In snd
w see What ve can 40 eith saeH ~ ~
of Parts suit ~ clothes or oxefs'ss "'1e 80
order. Noizt. Hefpeisieimsr 20.
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s.f bran 4 & ~ > ren @hfp Ns.n , ten.
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ra~sf - 1aes f4hs, &e muffnr. eff ifet 4rffHz
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tT4r. tarss ft<c
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yoSET TO LOAN.

on 81. q aas iaaes nss6p % arv soea -
.bsS. caritx. Joha y Aartie, = tsasl 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13

pspfIffF HnIF Reisabe HFeesH
~ "a an Sonfh l9fvi sof,-efss fafe ~ :
-s~s,s 80 alsx the rsss-t ~ssfaFrfert sen s1a
-fu sfss vsa reesiar frtes Nhefnff - -. - -.
f0r sher y not ~ peeasas Ss As ~ - sssef
tssiRess hearA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-18

al pequenuelo, no apeIe at nd, al Coco, etc
Estoa personaies fantasticos, tan lugubTes
en- las primeTas edades dc "a vida. han origina-
do muchas victimas No pocos Amos han per-
dido Ia raz0n por esta causa Muchfsilnos de
esos infellces epiIApticos que. en- estadO deplo-
rable, velnos en- Ia sociedad, deben So terrible
padecimientO al miedo, Y este 10 atestiguan las
establishes de todos los m6dicos del mundO.
EI corea bale de San Vito, las conyulsiones.
Ia anemia, on I'm, "a ruina fisica moral,
aparecen tambi6n facilrnente por Ia misma
causa.
NADIA dlgamos de los procedimientos cTue-
les que antes Sc empleaban con los ninos re-
beldes 8 desapIicados, maltratandolos inhuma
mente. Hoy, 81 no han desapareCido, nj On las
casas, mi en- las escWeyGs, estos habitos semi
barbaros, dignos de ejenplartsimo castigo, Sc
ha progresado bastante en- tai concepto.
Tan desacertado es 81 extreme opuesto.
Dan grandes VOces Sc asustan las tamilias IAN
te leve natural cafda del nino. Sc les llena
de mmos dc complacencias 8 No andan a
obscuras por sitios soitarios de la casa ?
\ Ocurre este ?.... Pues tOdO Sc ha perdidO.
Estos nilos seran los hoInbres enclenques,
niedosos = pusilanimes que tendra malana Ia
socIedadn 50
De EL Concrete de Nueya-Y York J.
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(CoNTINUACIoN.l

La papa cOn0cida en- Canarias con el nOn.-
bre de hOlnNdesG, es de muy buena calidad Y
yeranera: su carne els lie las mas SGbrOsas. Es
baStante prOductiva y la nrilnera en- resStencla
4 la enfermedad. Afecta la fofnla de una man.
zana peQleIla.
La EnYEyyoSe, rosa tenspr0MG de Anaeri-
ca, fn6 intrnducida en- OrOtava (Tenerife) ell
ailo 1876, porMF. German Wilpred, distingui-
do jardlnerO bOtanicO del jardin de Aclimata-
ci0n de dicha villa Este preciOso tub6rculO
que tantO rudO ha hechO en- ell mundO, pro-
piO para 81 gran cultiVO, Sc acOmoda admira-
blamente q los terrenOs arenOsOs, dOnde min
guna otra variedad puede rivalizar con ella en-
rendinlientO y riqueza en- f6cnla Es de pri-
mera eStacion, aunque no de las mas pTecOces;
pero Go SO cOnserva muchO tempo para 81
consume en- las islas aQuellas pOr 10 que SO
cultiva solo como temprana.
Los ejemplares traldOs de Tenerife SIC Sc
paran baStante del tipO general de America en-
Ia cOnhguraci6n del tub6rcul0, cuya secci6n
correspoade una elipse muy prolongada de
ID centmetrOs en- su eje mayor y de en- el
menor. Ademas SO obseTva mas rebajado y
no tan limpiO el color de rosa de las de Tene-
rife, menos lisa y fina la piel. En- la ameri-
cana no estan tan. bien dStribuidos los Oios,
pues interim abundan- hacia Ia eXtremidad mas
puntlaguda, van deSapareciendo desde la mi
tad hasta no presentar ningunO en- Ell extreme
mas g-uesO.
E<OOVVSSV
narias por unO que llevaba el apodO de OeIstc0,
es una variedad de yerano a inVierno. de piel
basta, color rOsado sucio, con ojos muy claros
POGO hundidos, pulpa uHS tanto SEGA, COM
pacta y blanca Efecto de ser muy acuosa,
corrio ,tespreciatla su introduction en- aque-
Has isas; perO ha mejoradO con la aclimata-
clon es Ia que mas Sc embarca para Anne
rica. Antes dc Ia enfermedad, que resiste mas
que otras variedades, lego a producir semi
las 33 en- secano y hasta 40 en- regadfO.
Ia de Jersey es mas redonda que alargada,
de nediano tanlailo, piel rojo-Oscura algo
arrugada; carne harinosa y gusto ordinario.
Es casi del tamailo de la peluqMerG pero algo
mas deprimitla on Su fOrma.
La S5ete. cWeyOs, llamada asf por 10 grueso
de su piel, suee afectar la tgura de pera,
no se distingue pOr su caitiad ri por su mu-
cha produccr0n. Sc cutiva en- las arenas vol
canicas.
La colorado ofrece la particularidad de
desarrollar Ia semila en- las ramas Els casi
de tan buena cadad como la bonita 01sGri-
tte'std, pero de mayor rendlnientO
Fin IA forna sc parece la pelMc0 pero
mas pequena.
La pNl0serU, Sc designa asi por creerla
proceden5e dc Ia isla de Palma. De fOrma es-
peclal, esta muy en- mOda, aunQue no Sc en-
barca por que parece que SO pudre pronto; pc
10 es dc buen rendimentO en- riegOy en- secano.
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EI mIedo Ell los lihos

ia superstition ha causado males infnitos
al linaje humlnO. No hay error Que mas se
haya perpetuado a trav6s de los siglos. El
hombre casi es hoy tan supersticioso, como lla.
ce dt,scientOs amos. IDcOnscientenente ~
asusta al nlV lnv0cando g. mal6fc0 pOder de.
ciertOs s6ses fantastic0s. No hay nihera fgno-
rante madFe indiscreta que para eaucar va
81 una educaql6p q pare redVcir & &Qbedienoia
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LIamanos Ia atenci6n de nuestros abnna-
dos hacia 81 aaunciO que en- a secci0n cores
pondiente publica la respectable casa de nues
tF0 amigo ell Sr don Jose j. Silva, TeSpect0
del pr0ximo viaje a Europa del magniicO va
pOr San Simon de la Compania Trasatlantica
Francesa
LlamamOs la atenci0n del pubiieo Fespet0
del anuncio que en- la secci6n correspondence
publica nuestro queriao amigo el Sr. D. Rafael
Burgo.
Sso.han coustituidS6, g les S oomites autonomis.
tas de Barros, Cato Rojo Naranjito.s
#a
ISEn Puerta dc TERRA Sc estan verifcando
unos bales de los lamados de cGpo que, nos
dicen, van quedando muy lucidos y animados.
90
Hasta eli grado de irSe las manoS, ha ha.
bldO esfa manana en- la Gale de San Fran
cisco, entresSan Justo = Cruz, une serio dis
gusto entire dos apreciables comerciantes pc
leteTos de esta plaza Uno de ellos parece
que, al caer, recibio una herida en- la cabeza
De todo coraz0n lamentamos el suceso.
Dice ~ Position y 10 lamentamOs muchO.
''Se halla enfermo hace algunos dias nues-
tro querdo amigo don jose D. Mata Pereda,
editor de este ,diario.
Deseamos sinceramente su pronto Festa-
blecimiento.
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Raquero Y Candara

Ofrecen recibidO por Vapor Martin Sae1sg
de Barcelona Y Canarias.
90 cajas quesos Islenos superiores q $50
gd1intal.
5000 caEastos papas Islenas q $4 quintal.
10 cajas de sobreasadas butifarra Ma
norQ uina $50 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-18

se1 ha perdido aver tarde una pantaIla de
orc en- Puerta de TERRA, cerca de Ia tienda de
d Martin Berbel E que Ia presente en- Ia ca
sa de la viuda de Ratera en- 81 mismo bario SCI
Ia gratif, 'ado.
OtIa ez estan la mayor parte de los al
gibes secos en Ia Capital 81 Al nenos So apro-
Yechara Ia o, ,Oortunidad dc hacer linpiar los
que QuedaroL sneiOs en- Ia anterior tempo
y0ddl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-18

Con motive do ser hoy los dias de s. Ms 81
Rey de EspaTla, estan engaIanados los BALCONIES
lie todos los editicios public0s de la Capital
NOsOtIOS envialnOS reSpetuOsamente al
jefe de n naci6n nuestras mas sinceras felici-
taciones.
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Escrtas las anteriores lfneas recibimos
esta manana 81 siguiente telegrama
4 g CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTo. RICO

LA session de anoche sabado, fu6 muy concu-
FFlda M anlmada Dscntl6se una proposition de
autonomista de Puerto Rico con ell que preside Sa
gasta en- Ia Peninsula. jose de Diego Arrilla-
ga, al par que autOr, def0ndierOn la proposition
que cOnbatieron acaloradamente BlancO, Llorens
MatienzO Despues de uu interesantfsimo deba-
to fu6 desechada Ia proposition por SO votos
EE Regyesest staste .
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ARMAS Y JIMENEZ
HAN RECIBIDO

MACHETEs PERR1LLos MARGA DOS MA
NOS, los mejores que Sc han importado hasta
ell dia
Sc proponen yender toda la partida reel
bida muy pronto. lob
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Total. 80. 1856, ,755I9.
Alza con relacion igual mes del ano an
terror $62, ,698-78.
90
~ 81 hOnradO artesanO D. Quin5in Marc6ira,
nos suplica digamos las persOnas que deseen
frmar Ia solicitud que ha de dirijirse este
Ayuntamiento, pidiendo la declaratoria de hi
jo adoptivo de Puerto Rico en- favor de nues.
tro amigo D. Ricardo Mendilabal que pasen
& hacerlo por su casa Gale de San Francisco
ndmero Is. Tambi6n pueden dlrijirse a Don
Jose Maule6n que es quien circnla la lista qut
en- estos dias ha de presentarse q la Corpora
cf0n municipal.
90
RepetimOs que la function extraOrdinaria
dc esta noche sera muy amena. Sc pondra On
escena el drama titulado La Naerte CiviJ y POI
final Ia piecesita en- un acto que ieYa por tt
tylo Los INcGSGbleS.
AnOche Ocurri0 10 siguiente en- la tienda
4nsbos Mat'sdOs de nuestros amigos los Sres
'Bar64 u Csa. calle de San Justo numerO 81 En-.
5r6 un muchacho 4 conlpfar una GAIA de f6sfo.
Tos, y mientras Sc la despachaba el, dependien
te, echo mano un sello que habia sobre q
m0strador salio corriendo del establecimen
to. ri dependiente lesigui6 indtilmente r
sel,o robado es de metal dice Bard n c.
PeteytO- Rico. - A7atillGS. ESta encerrado eI
una cajita de natal On forma de reloj.
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ReSMMseN.

ExisteDcia On metaIico para 8
mes entrante ...
l57 Reglamentos a 5 cts. uno
$50 recibos pendientes de Co
bro q 10 cts. cada uno..
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sociedad de 1gp6gyafo Gorte de Gaia
Yeri1cadO q dia 80 dc Abril de 1891
Existencia del mes anterior en-
metalico 49, ..... 1880
200 RegIamentos cts. unos 1000
159 recibos pendientes de CO. SIS
bro q 10 cts. uno ...... 1890 273-4o
Ingresos
Por 3O8 recibos cobrados en- to-
do 81 mes 10 cts uno. $50. 30-80
Por 43 Reglamentos cobTadosa
5 cts. uno.. ........... 2-15
Porla defunci0n cobrada q ~
socios a % cts. cada uno... 1925 1920
.----
Total. ... 265-60
.EgresOs,
POr socorros suministrados du-
rante 81 presente mes...... $500
IA Ia Administrator de Lote-
TIA por el apartado que jue-
ga la sociedad ysOrteo no 255 2.60
Por la asignaci0n del Secreta-
rio, Tesorero y ConVOcador.. $50
.POr 200 Reglamentos q cts. 1000
Por lasbaja dc un socio ....,. 30
Total .. 41-9O 255 so
4l-90
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La asambi6a autonomista
DE MAYAGUEz.

Cuando circulaba anoche nuestro dfario,
.TecbmOs q sigulente teIegrama lie Mayagiiez,
depOsltado en- Ia Estaeion las 8 y 26 minutes
de la noche:
CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO.RICo :s
La session de Ia Asambl6a principle muy AMI
NADIA Ias dos de Ia tarde. Las pre- posicones
que 50 hicieson 4 prOp6sitO de la disoluci6n del
partldo, fuerOn deseclladas. Fu6 aprObado el or
den 4 que han de sone' erse las dlscusiones
Julian BlaneO present6 ell plan de sus enmien-
das IA Constitution Autnnomista, Y despu6s de
un a'go debate, RETRO la proposition, terciando
Jose de Diego, Pagani, Villuendas Gomez
BrOsO.
Fn6 aprObadO nor unanimifad Ell tftulo prime.
70 de Ia Constitution del partldo autonomsta,
sancionada en Ponce el ano de 1887. Detalles.
por el correO. IN
E1 Repreeentante.''
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Noticias de IA Capital

La BaZGosga es POGO fnerte en-. nautica
Dice que puerto de Puerto Plata es malo, por
que asi 10 afrnIa El DjGy'5O de Ia Marina (que
tiene la boca debajo de Ia nariz 10 mismo que
81 estimado colega), tambi6n porque asf g
constatan los. .capitanes de buques que frecuen-
tan aluel puerto, 10 cual dioho sea de paso, es
mas lGtO.. que una lGtG. De ahi, naturalmente,
que cada ristra de ajos resulte. con Glen cabe-
zas y cada cabeza con Glen dientes para una
S0la boca
Nosotros no hemos afirmado que el puer.
to de Puerto Plata es de los mejOres Sabe-
mos que es peligroso cuando soplan los nor
tes tuertes, sin que este impida que toquen
ALI con mucha regularidad, las muchas lineas
de vapores que 10 frecuentan. Pero ignoraba,
mos que fu6se tan Y tan naio como ha result
tadO desde que en- sus aguas Sc perdio 81 ca
nonero CGsSto.
De 10 cual deducisnos que 81 cada cabeza
de ajo tiene Glen dientes y cada .ristra Glen ca
bezas, el total de dientes en-. cada Fistra NJ
puede pasar de mil quinientoss. salVo algdn fe.
n6meno .... de la naturaeza.
q Resdmen lie 10 recaudado por la Renta de
Aduanas en- esta Isla durante el mes de Abril
Dr6yimnr raSadO .sf
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Puerto Rico, Ab2il 80 de 1891. .--EI Tesore-
70, AWge1So ReqXe's0. -Intervine, 81 Contador
INFERNO, Jose M VelilIG.-Tom6 raz6n.-El Sc
cretario, Ramon Requeas0.--Vo Bel Presi-
dente, A6elQgdO PyietO.
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u N z A r A
So oRIeEN, EsTUDIo Z eULgIvo.

oaltlD0 a q patata q Tenerlls.
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Hemos dido. decir que la simpatica diva,
Ia senorita Paoli, Sc embareara en- el puerto
de esta Capital con destino al de Ponce, el 21
de los corrientes abordo del vapar AOiles.
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Total. ..-.-. $3.50, ,755-19.
Alza con relacion a jgual mes del ano an
terror $62, ,698-78.
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Comisi6n general de Presupuestos: Pre-
sidente, el Sr. Danvila; Viee-presidente, 81 Sr
CastelIanos; Secletario, 81 Sr. Marques de Col
eorrOtea, y Vice-secretario, el Sr. 0sma.
La de Presupuestos de Puerto Rico tiene poR
Presidente al Sr. ROda {don Arcadio) por Sc
cretario al Sr. Salcedo.
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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-03-14

present condi tions 6nanc ially speak
ingof tho different wards IL the city.
wherein there were parks. HIS object
il naakinz this move was 10 show how
spaTiDgly the wards on the East Side OF
the river have been helped, while other
parks with fewer rights have been
spoOnfed, 60 to speak. Besides oil this
impartial spending Of money. we must
say il will be unfortunate. to say the
least, il Col. Kings handsome 0ff6r to
donate some $1OO, 600 worth Of
property adjacent to the shores
Of Lake Harriet for park is
rejected. The Colonel certainly does
not give the property away for the ac-
cepting Of it. but the conditions involv-
ing the acceptance Of the Same by the
PARK board. are not very difficult. II
that generous offer is allowed to 60 by
default, we ourselves will live to regret
such an action. Col. King is a big
hearted, liberal man and will discuss
the questions that threaten difficulty
with the board. An amicable under
standing ought to be arrived At, at once.
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TIE IRlsH sI1ND ~ Ell. II kRdII IIz.

soIonR 81 i pleasant hema can IN had had
farther ont for less money. This being
the case the crossings on the business
streets are neglected and unless the.
street commissioners does IS they order,
his Office will be declared vacant and.
the next meeting Of the CITY council
will see new street commissioners iD
that ward. The aldermen are to blame
and they alone should be held resp0nsi.
Bile They use the mOneY somewhere
else thatrlgh tfullY belongs to the down
town streets. The system as Dracticed
now. is bad; yes. it is wicked, and the
sooner the ward funds are taken out of
the aldermens' hands, the better. The
money belongs to the people and not to
the aldermen. as the latter apparently
think. Let some change be made In
this line as soon as possible. If the
street commissioners Of the Fourth and
Fifth wards had money to expend on
dirty streets, they would make the dirt
fly. Irate citizens, jump on the alder
men hereafter and NOT on the street
commissioners, whenever the streets
are dirty.
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THE effect of not having any snow
ordinance has been painfully manifest
during the past week. 70 the present
charter and ordinances governing the
street fund, we are compelled. every
spring and fall to wade for weeks at a
time through mud several Inches deep.
and that too on the best paved streets
Of our city. The people have COMPLAIN
ed through the press, abused the street
commissioner and returned home only
to have q still bigger task at cleaning
their clothes, Now why are things
thus? This question has been asked 9
Thousand times. The aldermen Of the
Fifth and Fourth wards could tell you
If they only tried. The whole trouble
rests with the pernicious system Of let
ting the aldermen Of their respective
wards expend the money IS they see fit,
whether il front Of their own property.
OF opposite the property Of friend.
No alderman. as We well know. will
live II the business portions OF the city.
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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-03-14

CATHOLIC SENTINEL: With the
growth of democracy and spread OF
in England the succession
of the Prince Of Wales to the throne
would not be greeted by very loud de.
monstrations of joy by the masses; nor
do the aristocrats of protested res
probability regard his royal highness
with much favor. The causes Of the
PRINCES unpopularity areplain. Nursed
in luxury and matured in idleness bis
talents were bent in the direction OF bis
tastes, which tended to the passions OF
human nature. Thus IN turn the prince
became gambler and roue. His
escapades from time to time have
startled all England. In the past the
queen has paid no attention to the
scandalous capers Of her errlng son,
but the last time the prince went
skating'' he fell through the ice and
his royal mother had to 60 and fish him
out.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-03-14

THERE is a prevalence Of influenza. or
something that takes the form of that
old dread disease of last year: la grippe.
1t is playing havoc particularly among
adults. Its first symptoms are violent
headache, followed bv chills. which at
times threaten to freeze you up. though
you are in an atmosphere that registers
rs degrees This is followed by dull
pains all through the system, and q
complete loss OF appetite except for
ice cold water. 1t presses you to it's
heartless bosom for several days until
it either takes the form Of pneumonia
or bronchitis, both dangerous diseases.
LA Grippe, in it's first stages, is CON
tagi0us, and those who will tell you diff
ferent, know nothing about it. When
this unlimited guest crosses your
call in Your family physician
at once. Do not wait until it is too
late. IA stitch in time save nine."
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-03-14

THERE will be no more ice Kinks in
our city after tomOrrOw-at least the
park board will not pay for their main
tainance after that day. This of course
is not the very best news tor our young
Americans. who find in skating and
other such out door exercise, much
health and vigor. The young men too,
who without a murmur, allowed the
gentle zephyrs to toy with their first
growth, though very small, will also re-
greet to see the gates closed. But they
must not feel bad; neither must they
act as If it were decreed that the song
moonlight on the Lake. cannot yet be
sung as was during the past season.
Economy in park board matters de
mands bona fide 'retrenchment and
reform and not reform that means
plumber and q wanton wasting Of the
public moneys. Let the good WORK go
on. BY the end of the year the board
may find itself above water and in a
fair way to meet it's obligations.