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Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

The estate of the late p. T. Barnum
is estimated ut four and a half millions.
King Kalakaua's estate was but $1,000.
The contrasting figures go to show
that in these latter days to be show
man ais greater than a King. "-Colum-
bus Dispatch.
Don NJ. Dickinson wants the Demo-
cratic National Convention held "any-
where except in Chicago" and Mime
apolis Is reaching out after the Repub-
lean convention with long and
sinewy arm. The outcome of these
untoward symptoms will DO that Chi
cago will get both conventions, about as
usual.-Chicago Tribune.
The way in which Gen. Clsrkson
goes at his duties as president of the
Republican League OF the United States
seems 10 worry the Democrats journals
exceedingly. They may "sit on the
stlle and continue TO smile," but they
do not like the activity of the new
president. They will like it still less
before another year IS out.-N. Y. Mail
and Express.
A story is published in the papers this
morning about n meeting of Blaine Re-
w llito 10
tsrestlng but unnecessary. It looks
verv much IA IL Mr.. Blame would be
called with sufficient emphasis. without
any preliminary arrangements. by the
spontaneous voice OF his couutrymen.
Hurrah for the old ticketsl-Brooklyn
Times.
IL ls said OF one of the famous wits
Of England that one night he was found
by the police in London overcome with
liquor. and when asked his name de-
clared he was wilberforce, man who
did not do that sort OF thing. A Brook
lyn humorist initiated the joke yester-
day at the Long Island railroad depot,
lie was hslplessly drunk, but managed
to paralyze policeman by The state.
ment that he was Grover Cleveland
Brooklyn Standard Union.
Honest" John Bsrdsley has con
cIuded 10 "tell the TRUTH and PhiIs
delphia finances may become more
complicated than ever, says an ex-
change. There seems 10 be no doubt
that Mr.. Bsrdsley told the truth and
nothing but the truth in replying,
Gently" 10 the charges against him.
Put that obvistsd a trial and cross
examination and other InconvenIeu'
things. winch might have brought
out the whole truth.-Ptisburg DIS
patch.
The trouble with the Republic at
party came IN he that success had be
gotten ind ference and indifference
had led ~ defeat. The defeat OF the
Republicans had been the means OF
bringing the state into disreputs from
Name 10 California. TIE Miner e.ee-
toFal law. the Frldlender episode, the
t. -. A. Il. veto have dlsgrscsd the state
IN the eyes = Ste whole county Had
the Democrats heen less Outrageous y
their Actions. they might have psofitefi
b. taeir work nut TIE high handed waJ
la vhich they have turned things up.
side aown MI result IN stirring up ths
people to tffn them out-pstsoss Iflt'
une
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

A gentlemen prominently connected
with the stock Exchange is quoted rs
saying that he knows positively of three
OF four millions OF bushels of wheat
ready for export a. soon as the means
of transportation can he provided, but
just st present there are no vessels here
10 take It aboard. Europe needs plenty
OF wheat and American farmers are
going 20 have . surplus this year. But
how about The "Chiness WALL" so
called. which surrounds this coHntrv'
According to Democratic auth 'ri,y Eu-
rope will not buy our wheat, If We do
nos throw open our markets to the
manufacturers Of that part Of the
globe 20 positive sre Democratic ora
tors snd journals Of this, that one
would imagine that Europe would
rather stsrvs 20 death than eat our
wheat When al partisan fog j.
cleared away i vii be clearly seen
that Europe viii buy OF Va when a has
90 DO 80 and not otherwise
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

himself IT'S master.
SO the day. p-ssed By sad he never
went back.
Der. and for = moment j. Needon Brad
shaw admitted 10 himself that he had
possibly made . mistake in life after
all
In course OF time he married his part
ners daughter. lie paid her bills,
treated her with respectful considers
ton. and when she died regretted the
unfortunate circumstances But her
face had no place Oh the window. The
youth Of the past was crying 10 the man
of to-day for reparation ana would not
be si,enced
Why did you treat rae SOP" lac cried.
why did yoa stifie n,y lore. teaching
me this terrible. absolute indifference
20 everything good or bad? Why did
you train me 10 think that money and
what money could buy was the best in
life and nothing else mattered? What
have you given me In return for youth.
love and liberty"
And Weldon bradshaw bowed his
head in silence. Dead see fruit
Clearly he saw now. as in the light
of MONDAY. the life he had missed
The lie of love and higher aspiration.
the abnegation of self that leads to the
s'larger heart the kindlier hand"
All this hs saw, and groaned in
spirit
On through the night rushed the ex-
press; but side by side with IL kept the
phantom train filled with the ghosts OF
Weldon Dradshaw's past
The young bride had gone TO sleep
with her head on her husbands shoulder
and the other passengers were in vari-
Gus stages Of Inconsistencies
Suddenly n violent shuddering Jerk
throughout the train--a mighty crash
and heaving, and then silence moro ter
irible.
Silence for a moments space only.
however; then cries, questions. exclam-
ations-s wild confusion OF tongues
The engine had jumped the track on
a down grade and half dragged the
baggage car with Il; but the passenger
coaches were only badly shaken II
Wociu nave Dctu Il tHTTaDic uisasJeG out
for the quickacss and nerve of the en-
gineer-he stopped the train in its OVID
length. but his life was the price
The crowd grew silent as they stood
about the wreck and that motionless
object now stretched upon the roadside.
They pecrcd into each others pale
faces. scarcely visible by the pickering
light Of few lanterns carried in ner-
vous hands
Thank God! they were all safe-but
one man had given up his life for them.
"He did his duty nobly," they said.
and then began to think how they coxld
continue their journey.
II was not that they were unfecling-
only 'practical;" there was nothing to
be donc and they were in hurry.
Only Bradshaw remained standing by
tho body-he felt shaken. unnerved.
strangely old. Those silent lips seemed
bidding him stay. A voice was speals-
ing TO him through them UNDECIDED by
other ears: Even IS l arm wilt thou
be."-Charlotte Rogers, In Leslics
NSNSOSpci'
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
DEMOCRATIC ExEGEsIs.

The state constitution provides that
each representative district shall con-
tain. Is nearly a. may be, an equal
number of inhabitants" THIS being .
Democratic constitution, the Dem oc-
racy at Lansing interprets it. of course,
with . decided Democratic leaning.
''As nearly ~ may be-" means "as
nearly as may be and subserve Demo-
cratic purposes" These instances, cited
by the uiIIsdale Leader, furnish fine
illustration of Democratic constitu-
tionai exegesis: "Montcalm county
(Republicanl has . population Of s.. 900
and 10 given one representative. Ma
comb county (Democrat) hasa popula-
ton OF 81 900 and is gwen two repre-
sentauves. Hilisdale and Branch coun-
ties Republican, have population Of
5000 and are gwen two lone each) rep.
resentatives. st. Clair county Demo
craft has q population of only $1,000
and is given three representatives"
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
Our Very Heat Peopie

Confirm our statement when we say
that DR.. Acker's English Remedy is IN
every way superior 10 any and all other
preparations for the Throat and Lungs.
In Whooping Cough and Group. it IS
magic and relieves at once. Ne offer
you n sample bottle free. Remember.
this Remedy is sold on positive guar
autee
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

Elsewhere SO publish a. interview
with Ex-senator Wesssllus. taken from
the Detroit Frre Pre>s. N which be
represents everybody n fissrd Rapids
"a being with tb~ striking street. ear
spen. srs states shst their busses tfe
fun. wh.ie practically nobody fi'ies "
tas street ears. ia. Nesseaes must
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse by
scratching. III allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming very sore. swAySE' :
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation. and IN mcst cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail, tor so cents. DIR. swsyne h
Son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

The best salve in the world for cuts,
cores. letter, chapped hands, chilblans,
corns and all skln eruptsons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t IL guaranteed to give perfect satlsfsc-
ton or money refunded. Price IS cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
gIsts, ocrner Monroe and Divsion-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
Good Locks.

Good looks are more than skin deep.
depending apon healthy condition OF
the vital organs. II the Liver be mac.
tive, you have a Bilious Look. if your
stomach be disordeIei you nave Dys-
peptc Look, and ii your Kidneys be
affected you have Pinched Look
Secure good health and you will have
good looks. Electric Bitters is the
great Alternative and Tonic that acts di.
rectly on these vital organs. Cures
Pimples, Blotches, Boils. and gives a
good complexion. Sold at Peck Bros
Drug Store. soc. DER bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

T. %. stuart. one q the hea sno~u
snd nsost popuisr newspsref nsn ~
tire city, ~ attsehe ~ the kseplng
ssasf. - So fsfHsf II : Ffi hssT. horn
~ hiFn saa bss sstimaess wifs yesterday
B4srbsna
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
Charlie. ssoarrove!

Who has not been able to attend 10 his
business for years. was interviewed by
our reporter yestosday, and says. For
years | WAS troubled with Brights
disease of the Kidneys. The doctors
gave me up. Through an eastern
friend | obtained a bottle of Sulphur
Bltters. / took five bottles and now 1
am almost well. Keith sells them San
francisco Call.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

Mes. wTvssow's seorsfse svHrr.hss been usei
for children taefhing I; soSthes the child
sefteus TIE asfns siiays 81 rasn. cures wira
cote. And il the best ftmeay ief diarrhcea
Twenty-Five cents bnit;e.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
~ Lily white Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat.


To Dispcl Colds.
Headaches and fevers, to clcans Sc the
system eflectuaily, yet gently. when
cOstive or bilious. or when the blood Is
impure or sluggish, to permanently
cure hab'tual constipation, TO awaken
the kidneys and liver to O healthy
activity, without irritating or weaken.
in gthen, use Syrup OF Figs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

For beauty, for comfort, for improve
ments of the complexion. Use only Poz-
zoni's Powder; there is nothing equal to
Il
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

reokhsm'- Group Remedy cures
vhooping cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
LIST of Democratic possibilities by
special wire up 10 date:

special wire up TO date:
Isaac z. Gray. of Indiana.
Arthur L. German, of Maryland.
John G.. Carlysle, of Kentucky.
James d. Chmpbell, of Ohio.
Robert f. Pattison. of Pennsylvsnia.
David b. Hill, of New York.
Grover Cleveland, of New York.
1t is often said that the early bird
gets the worm. The above fowls are
early astir. but tho next presidential
worm will not appease the cravings OF
any crop in that list.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

The Democratic Legislature, in the
eyes Of the Free Press, is an excellent
one. The Free Press judgment is
biased. since the House placed itself On
a level with its own and Gov. Winans'
"fire in the rear" policy. Excellence
is relative term and in the eyes of the
Free Press may be made to cover quail
tiles decidedly questionable.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

The waves of Democratic prevarica.
ton struck a solid rock when they
dashed up against Secretary Foster
Continuous dashing, indeed, will affect
the hardest rock in time, but there is
nothing lasting in Democratic lie. II
coon becomes too ridiculous for even
the Democracy to continue.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28

Oh. IL only had ner comnleio NJ
Why. il IL easily obtained. Use Poz
roni Compl, ZION Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28
REAL ESTArE-COUNTRY.

Lf0R SALE-0r exchange; one farm. Siwasse
county; two houses and lots, Grand Rap
Ids; will trade for southern California proper
"; No. ls1 6th-ave. TO rent. Address {. Ii. q.
general Office. 2s2
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28
DeG0IlA BROS,
~ ssAlsss -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS
8 snd 9 Te~sr Biscs

Fos sAIE.ef szshsassi les ssrss Z niles
csthafa. setl cias iez-sa- Ilis ia No. i~iili
pre- ss.3s9
EoA kAlk~-or exchanges ~ acres a. mics
ifeia Niaelesliis- haEfs eeuhlsi Z reea
seii. - 4csss stsera ana - acres - slc@s -
tie ground pflee s3<'9
tAoh kAIk-Of exchange, - acres miles
ifon eats. fair houss. isrSe neH o&fe xooa
NIL or exchanges fof csts properly. ffiss
Eok EXCHANGE Several - acre f1Fas
ssssh - eff y eehrsHiaehisi wees
prsee fren tsa 40. Il Eos have small aoess
~s s-a surely meet yoa 90 tAese-
L'oH ExfHasss~re acres az miles frun
N45 sAoa- tiisEaa esEafs. With fse houses
Improved = scres sess.se T, 10 excnaags ior
safh cad property; price s. -
t'0h nAIL-or excLanse. - acres niles
frsis eifYs clay iosah. nes bsese, nAs
plaee Tor gsfdeninK; price sz.0th
Eoh eALk-or exchange; no acre farm tn
northern NfthzE8s - acres impiesed-
geod hsusr. hairs aud o1fDuiielDEa, = acres
rae s'inher. beech maple. hAsssiooe ane e, g,
siB4ii lake Esd . 50 Protected az - be IRE
Iroia cary and late frestss iAke abouaas ia
fne iish and Is becoming noted as a resort
pficr soc, on easy terms fel cash. OF Viii ek-
change cor franc hapias rsal extAiss. for ex-
change. hardwood stump lands Ia NewasSs
county for equities \ stTSna Rapids pr perry.
These i4Dss ar weii located and good soti.
perfect tile. aud ear. ~ Improvement be
made fle farming ee1airs- ihiS = ,Sdf
chance - get "a. o aetf.
E0R EALh Or EXCHANGES acres on lake
j shore. ne~r the PARK: goes buildings. 9'a
peach Trees ia heerls. - pear staadAfds ia
bearing, : acres Strawberries. acres r;asIhess
ricS 90 grapes, 80 Fc5erfcs AMI ofAtr small
fruits; irlco sz.oe; fruit on same viii paw for
II tie pfesons asaseu' would fNrhAnge Tor
good city propertys this - 4 great chance Ia
some or ana tie greatest bar -aia He have
DeCoTIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28
FOR RENT-BUsINEss PLACES.

E'OR RENT-0ne-hzIf of store. at l53 Monroe
Il ST.; SIS per month. Inquire Of IL. +. Deck
err. IA
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28
wANTED-AeENTs-
MOVING, PACKING : STORAGE

RADtLIff 4 HoLT-k>ilsb.e upheIsterers
~ st IN south Dfvisloa-sf-. have the largest
~sans" employ the most competent men and
Will give goa regular rates. whether you ask
for them or not by 'phoBinG No.se or 80 after
bustne.s hours
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28

I 0Sr-A iady's gold watch and chain. be-
IL tween H. i NJ depot and North Park fair
ground; No. of watch 80. ~; name on IN
side cover Susie Mcclellan. $50; " found and
returned to this ofhce the finder will DC ITO.
erAIly rewarded I'll
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28

GsAtx-wheat. scc: corn. SIC; oats. zoe; rye.
TIC barley. sI.in = cwt.
xxs4s--Eeef 5efte, PORK, si4Ssec: mutton.
sfst 81 cpriug lamb. &C. fowls. loc; spring
shiesens. I2'ses veal. &c; turkeys. Zoe; ducks
llc.
PeoDrcr- Butter. aDc: eggs. lie; potatoes
SEC bu, Eeets. nc bu onions. l5c doz;
radi<lres. &c dot. peas si.o0 4 bu; beans
iend ntekes q sso : ba: horgv. l6c: peaches
slrd1si 20 = hu. epriss a0fe75c 2 bu; grapes
Safe = ib pears. sl.75 , ba, crab apples, sc
4 hu.
woot--wa.bed. ss1sc unwsshed. ftas0s
H.v-Tfmofhy. sIteefs = ton; clover. sl2&ls
fons straw. u ton.
UfrEs Ava fsFLuv--tsrecn. Sc; part cured
sac. cured &c. esaf skins. Green. Sc; e7lf skin
cured. &c; "a low. i,sc; oelts. o'ctgsi.ao. dekin
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28

Frorp .xp Fxxs-LltJ wnits sa.-s: Patent
80 sewt. cern peal. 81 : ewt feed sfe
q 2sfo per ton middiings. s1i.u0 per ton; b ~
fI6 = ten ships slT.ee per ton
NrsF--Pnrt sfeak iec. roast. l0r, ribs. 5e
nfersusn. fH'sc; ham. f2c beef steak. 1oW Sc
roast S4l6c rib. A. mutton. oes i5cs Spfia-
lassb nte lSe; Spring chickens &C. tn seys
l. -. duets. igtxc.
psaprcy- Ratter. &c; eggs &c. potatoes
&c pa. bets 2ev rk: eniens. &c per PIX
rrss sUc sef ps heaas. ac Der 10: raaishes
&c per pks xrsres. tesse; crab apples. DE per
rK. pears. SC per PIX.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28
N. w. NORTHROP,


voU CAN MAKE Sso-fn buying that ne~
Il aoom house OF cars. Just COMPLETED. ~
Raw<sa Bros. on Buckeycst. Electric rail
~sy and schools adjacent. Pipe for gas and
furnace snd front part Of house finished Ia
OAK below We oniy ask 500 for this and
yon can make your ewn terms 81 psynsHt
TINS Is barssia. Turner 4 Carroll. - New
Houseman block
SINGLE FooTER AND CARRIAGE HORSE
- combined: coal black. standard bred
horse. four years old coming serinE- we e1er
for sale because ve have ret time o. arlse bim-
buREy tsd harness 90 with him ~ = hzrgsln-
Coed style and sn~st combination horse In the
ests. Turner Csfrail. - New Hoasemsn bl6s-
JUST oNE MORE LIFT 81 tbose 81 ~ homes
er our eighth ward n4dIiioa. situated on
faSfen-s "a. eofatf lot. : are aesireas Of
eiosnx this CIT 81 onee- Cali ans So ns sna
as bargain. Tarhef Csfrsi. 3 >ew House.
mas he3dibs
INVEST YotR SAVINGS. aasshfs voer uen.
es sa6 Increase geuf rapitsi. ana snAke ~
hast = Per cent year 5s hasfne acc ~ aar
aessFsble lets en ~sefh biFis31A. Hat Earlld
Cherry. ngesese West fufan. Hsf-ss ard
ether sffessa Yes can pss Ga nsshtkiy psv
meats AMI Bag ~ Responsible prices.
Turner A CARROLL
= New Aoas<aas Bldg
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28
rnsKY TO LOAN.

HONEY TO LIAM n fhe lowest rats ~ IA
al tefest william H. ailtert, IseeFFsf reef
estate Aaa loan ssssa. Recon- . ~saaisoH B
Raslssiax -
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

TIE Es<sh ssc~< aeesxea "a Wrs< Ersdzest>
-es. "a - ena 81 = for safe. tieek foetsiaz
fAFee sfaf>>. TIE sexsas seer - = *asfes ~
seesr. sosfss,e tor arfees er asHsfs <<Hfnz.
Nak 49, fes essb 81 slts fsks bsft n sifs
sfekefty n s~91 IL = fzs. fa4ierF q
a. A. LORD, - wsss ESftxe e
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28
uIenELLAnRoua

vVANTED-AiT gsBtlemen who are in iced
w II shfrfe 20 cal At our ofdcs and leaye
their srder for snrne ~ eur To order Shirts
re can ~ yea. ana eur se<oftnent - styles
sre nssarpsss<d fsrsnd Rapids shrt Co.
MrNaliea hloek. - and q south Division q
take elevators feieThcne 1904. rs
yVANTFp-pvprx voung nan ~ stes In ana
W 49, what e@ can % with Their IN par
81 psats saif Of eiesies 81 svercast made =
order. tofzs. lie. peisEeiinef co II
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28
MONEY
TO LOAN
ON PaRM AND CITY PROPERTY.
At Five Per Cent.
r. DENT. = wonserly blas.
]. G. ALEXANDER,
REAL EsIAIE

E,oR eALE-Niee ssrze brick house. 10 roerns
Il besides hsif-. ceiiar Hnaer ssofe keuse
trees - frnf sad reaF. ist ees IL, sn grad 81
street. seated saufh@se bart 81 etfgt ~,
exehshg~ or gssa vacant property ~ suall
farm. u4ssfs Of y q. &iesAnaef. = Lyes ~
EsDk - .k-Nsv stoesn HOUSE, eisa tfeas
Asl7. sSiinr aHaey wheie hcH<es fronf ana
q - parehf sesss sest sa9 stxeras ~ q feet
ffsaf snif thyee deoFs fsen Cherry street.
ssfss east treats price osls ff<a4 IL sod sooH
CTS s. a Sassssa. tagsire q ;. Il. Alexsadef,
= Lgaa -
LOB ssLk-~s ysrset lsts. fHe section al
th%tFs -. astf lake Ave. eve SHADE Trees
n frenfi pfles far Eext - days. See ta -
sxfhi east ~ BEAT Cor fhe nssass
fn29trs - J o. Afsxsatsf. CzaTf bik. =
Lseasf fhsa< -.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28

CAN'T vot SEs ANYTHING Fer sale.
Y sas Esss Bridge 81. :, ne house rev snf
Beightefbtiqs.
Yea ssnn trade your feuSe ard let fer some
thfas ana get g. w1rk. feate tomorrow
Fer al. fru5s farm nezr bys smaI pss
rnenf aowa- lonz tire.
shop IN the cry
far SAFE xes,ss rtvi = re- sarsnt
far $3.50, a snfsft ST ek - 'nereh disc.
Fes sac - frSde. fsrfts IN Aschixan. Ne
hra-F A nazefs Nissearf. ka8sas or t<tferais
Eservthis4 - fretle. t9fae = snf feH n
~esf xon ave- We ezta ffaste yan hotei
xonr - = -, a., thu work snd s9a can - the
rpe We as4 - a great ioe& afi-i 30 matter
- WIs4Ns 4 ALEFS.
szud lever EISek. Fhsae 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28
r. ~. CLO.STERHOUsE


Dealer is fesl estate psf.snai property ana
loans znd BUSINESS s1Sn&nse
Has ave sefss On Aissf avenue saa kzsi o..
that ssi psxs Ia sesa saass. rith sew haEse
Asa barn. fsf To-: Vii take boass sae iss
sssth O.. 30 a. frsi pssmeAk
T~slss acres On faltsa street fer 500 iris
10 xsewiax n sssne ssts fzsl
Beass aaa lot No. a iisGfs street let aez In
thss hsuss Aas hAn reflsf. ssttiaE fssn 4sa
ksfh bslo~ aud tbsss chambers above sfAts
ana aaugis kaa furnace and gz.. easlsg .
conf ists hons tor $50.
House aaa lss As,as4 flnh avenues lst soslsss
heuss bas ave fesms below. All flushed above
three foems nsi naishea. Tar sl.ssi this ls 90
. graded street.
Nv. cLosrrkHousE.
have house ana lot cefpef ErLsi ave and
Logan 81. aewiy hsishsa house. eeGtsiss tSa
foasna, ave euishsd IA oak, h1s grafe aHd
tnAntsl. al papefsa ~ gilt, iss nies ts.ef. =,
isst frent perch ala iesi via si.s -s,l. ARE
gss. saa furnsesi VIII sell eheep, go cosh.
balance monthly
No. ig7 Lake st.. ehsspi 80 down. balance
essy.
New house in east part Of the city, wili take
good work team. harness aud WAGON - INT
payment
! want about sloD worm OF team wofk ~ hrst
payment on lot or honse and tot.
SIN room house On bill. fifteen minutes WAX
OF sweets Hotel. for siio; 20 down. so
monthly.
Houses for rent aud for sale At your swn
prices.
j. W. Closfefhouss has o house ana lot. No.
Il ilolester ST.. for syoJ.
J.w. cLosTERHoUsE.
Phone IS. II Canal 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-28
LErr wh,s.

The Valley City Milling Company ha,
no peer IN the r1snufsctnre OF -four,
Try ne LILY WHITE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-04-25
LIGHTS.

little lamp can send but brief and feeble
ray,
Ihe great lights bravely beam, and their
radiance far away
Il the comfort Of the nations and thefurther-
ance Of the day.
were lit.
The day is kept in honor, and they name it
as they sit
And watch the guiding fame, thanking and
blessingit
Bat the small and struggling lights'which
breath Of storm might hll
Each fain to light continent, but doomed
to smallness still,
Is there no one to praise them for their
service Of good will?
Of light
He sees them where they burn in the black
ness Of Earth's night.
And the larger and the less alike are pre-
cious in His sight.
He is the secret source by which their flames
are fed.
From the beacons wide white ray which
flashes overhead
To the intermittent ray which the half
spent tapers shed;
Aad to each he says well done, which has
brayey sought to burn.
AMI when the dawn ariseth, and each is
quenched in turn
Absorbed into the perfect day for which
pure spirits yearn;
| Each little flame that struggled to make
the night more fair,
| Shall find its place in Paradise and burn in
heavenly air,
! And the Father of all Lights shall be its well
/ there
Susan Coolidge, in the Independent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-04-25
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Eigures on iEqqs.

Z American imports of eggs, mostly
from Canada, for the fiscal year ending
with last June, amounted to Is, 062, ,736
dozen, and the exports to Europe 54S, $50
dozen, says the Chicago Tribune. Either
the consumption has decreased or there
must have been an increase of industry by
the domestic hen over that of the twelve
months next preceding. The imports
for that year were 1913, ,S59 and the
exports $50, SS4. For the last named
period Denmark and -Gcrmany con
tributed 3G5, 400 and China 125, 300
dozen, the latter coming for use by Chi
.nese residents Of the Pacific slope. About
all the rest came from Canada, half Of
them being entered at Buffalo and
Niagara. An EGG train once q week
from Ogdensburg, Distributing the pro
duct through New England, is a regular
feature Of the trade. The United States
census Of ten years ago showed home
production Of 457 .090, 900 dozen eggs.
which with the imports gives an average
per capita consumption Of Ill eggs. Il
this rate be preserved the home pyodnc-
ton for the present year Will be o3o,
| coo, 600 Of dozens from l32. u0o, 900
fowls. Tnc computation for this con
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