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through it and out on the river bank.
There was the water and the dam;
everything az it had been.
ssDid you ever try to walk out there?"
asked.
''Once, when was child, came
here with boy, and we walked to where
the water pours over. 1 met with an
accident. fell in"
"The boy overpersuaded you, I sup
pose?"
It was difficult for me to conceal a GER
tain trepidation at the mention of my
fault.
ssNo, went of my own accord"
"He certainly must have been to
blame. He was older and stronger than
you"
''On the contrary" she said, with a
slight rising irritation, che jumped after
me like the noble little fellow that he
was
turned away on pretense of examin-
ing boat down the river.
eat any rate he must have begged
your forgiveness on his bended knees
for permitting you to go into such a
danger"
81 never saw him again. He went
away"
I fancied-at least hoped-I could
detect tinge Of sadness in her voice.
ST have often wished" she went on,
'tthat he would come back, as the other
scholars sometimes do, as you are now,
and let me tell him how much thank
him for his noble effort"
"Julia," said. suddenly turning and
facing her, ''this is too much. am that
boy. led you into the wood. forced
you to go out on the dam with me. I
permitted you to fall in"
'.And more than atoned for all by risk
ing your life to save mel"
All, that look of surprised delight
which accompanied her wordsi It was
worth all my past years of suffering, of
fancied blame; for in it read how dearly
she held the memory of the boy who had
at least shared the danger for which he
was responsible.
| / do not remember if she grasped my
hand or I grasped hers. At any rate
we stood hand in hand looking into each
others faces.
blessed the Providence that ended
my punishment; blessed the good for
tune that had led me to knowledge of
the kindly heart beside me- OF all the
moments of my life still count it far
the happiest.
Then we walked back through the
woods, over the intervening field, and
stood together leaning against the fence
between the old school and her home.
=
We did not part after that for another
ten years. Then she left me to go
whence l can never recall her. Yet
there is a trysting place in the woods,
through which we once passed as chill
dren, and often afterward as lovers.
There watch the hecked sunlight and
mark the silence; and it seems to me that
I can sshear it be still" More than that,
I know the pure soul looks at me through
the honest eyes.-F. A. Mitchell.
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LITTLE FEET.


Patter, patter. little feet,
Making melody so sweet;
Music we all love to hear,
Charming to the ist'ning ear;
Never weary in the light,
Tireless in the shades of night;
Restless little feet at play,
Pattcr, patter all the day.
Patter, patter, little feet,
Chasing butterflies so neat,
Ger the fragrant lawn and lea,
Busy as the toiling bee;
Dancing where the sunbeams fall,
Running quick at papa's call;
Happy, sportive at your play,
Patter, patter all the day.
Pattcr, patter, little feet,
'Mong the roses blooming sweet,
Where the robin sings his lay
And the precious children play;
Summer skies above the glow
Bright as baby's eyes below,
Winsome little feet that stray,
Pattcr, patter all the day.
Patter, patter, little feet,
Straying where the brooklets meet.
Fitting DER the meadows fair,
Seeking pleasure everywhere;
Fondly answ'ring loves sweet coll,
Bringing bliss of life to all.
Precious little feet at play,
Patter, patter all the day.
Theodore ID. G. Miller in New York Weekly.
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A Conscientious oysterman.

Tourist have always understood
that oysters are not good in months
without an r.
Oysterman-well. most centrally they
amt
Tourist When do you begin gather
ing them?
Oysterman-In orgust.-Good News.
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tea bright. shiny green, but also permits the
zse Of .of.color I" and worthless teas. which,
once under the green cloak, are readily
worked or as good quality of tea
An eminent authority writes ON this sub
ject: "The manipulation of poor teas. to give
them a-fner appearance, is carried on extern
sively. Green teas, being in this country
especially popular, are produced to meet the
demand by coloring cheaper black kinds by
glazing or facing with Prussian blue, tumeric.
gypsum, and indigo. This method Is so gen
craI that very little genuine e.ncoLored green tea
Is offered for sale.
1t was the knowledge of this condition of
affairs that prompted the placing Of Beech's
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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30

-.y lovely little French bathing s1is
which Il meant TO be seen Then / go
down ard at on the sand and receive
my friends lock lovely and fresh after
uay dip IN The wster--my complexion
Shows that havs been IN yoa know-snd
rny -nit IA Just sco sweet for anything.
II ssn't hss sandy OF NASTY. you know.
And that is tie var manage"
Bus whst has that goo 20 10 With
r-ntins out Jour snit when yoa ar. not
there, You didn't tell Us thst," qusried
The szgrie-ed maiden sad = ehoras Of
others
'Oh. res. fcrge. ~ tell you sor ]
r,snsse ,hss whsn xes hack 20 the
hsth hcus- take ny vet SUE and | pis
MP both sleeves ~ winding bsx safety
Pin through th-nl n fashion whish "
all ny swn. Ts~ b-shiaz rsistrsss sees
this snd sb- ksc~s shs eaa't par sag
iitsi- game "a re. The ssssr soit =
brsasht devxa .sca ssas- wsat - pas
is su. snd ~hsn 90 bsn~ rssr = Sd
- ss> kas~i 50 a. 80 Frs . trest - psss.
aaferssasse p~epis ~he haesns ssea .
pr~stY sstt TAs sishs hss sr.i seses
also apes say n NJ sansi-~s ~hs nssY
esaze. - see zs Fss wssaaa asTsf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30

The artist was hired by the week to
execute the artistic commissions, and the
editor with that stoniness which il in
the makeup Of most editors, said to
himself that he did not pay a man to go
and loll In the laxury of the smiles OF
any fair woman. That IL there was any
thing OF that kind to be done, he pre-
ferred to do it himself. Aud so with
a cold, hard smile, he announced that
the pictures were excellent and that on
no account would be have them changed.
And that was the way 1t ended.
1t ism. very good season for the
shores this year because the weather has
been so comparatively cool ilat people
do not feel it actually incumbent upon
them TO fee to the beach for breath OF
air This makes IL all the nicer for tho
summer army Of brides and grooms who
are putting In two or three mouths at
sons seashore place near the city. 1t Is
sure to be a place that is not more than
an hour or two ride from the city be-
cause the dear, tender-benrted young
bride could not bear TO take herself far
of She must summer at place where
each day her own dear Jack may come.
IL is swfully touching to see the morn
ing farwells as the newly married Jacks
and Toms and Charles start for the
boat or for the rain. Do not suppose
that they are called By any such cold
terms ss Jack and Tom and Charlie, for
10 you do suppose any such thing you
will find yourself entirely mistaken. 1t
IL Deary, nd IL Il Lovey and 10 is Dovey
ard the morning boats and trains are
filed to overfoviny with Dearies and
LOVES and Dovies, who wear satisfied
smiles, bouquets and fresh summer
suits
Each morning the fair yorng bride
feels as II her heart were being torn from
her body when sne bids her own dear
boy farewell, and each evening when he
returns shs takes a new l,sss of life.
which makes her think that she IL havin z
. taste of life eternal
Sundays snd half holidays It is nc end
Of fun To watch these young couples
strolling away in diff.rsn directions. IL
Is peculiar fact 20 note that they al
wars 20 toward entirely different
/ places. ani that in no case have
( two couples ever been known TO seci-
I dsatly stroll away IN the sans d direction.
I There seems 20 he an iostines which
/ guides the steps of youns married
I couple. 50 that thsr can tell 1t . sisnoa
whitaer to baud their steps In order that
4 th4y may be "sil along leney" 10 the sP
proved lover fsshion.
II The truth must b> told. the N ar
sometimes appears llstls bored sJ thes'
excursions, nnd wnea be CONES home la
den with ferns. Wild fo~-rs. ssicks and
leaves. With their accompanying m
pi~assntbe.ses IA tha -sy of bugs snd
scrs~iinz crss.nr--, be hook. a. -
would maeh rather have sg-at the Al
terrcou sn ths pissss -nsesins OF syins
i fn hammock uader the trees Bat d
/ shoasa rrsliss that he viii prohsklg y
/. ssidssrooas saiy oncs. and thss u -
ssty - ~ - brssexrss-rY "a p0ssisie.
Flyiaz kits f. sa~ II ths aissrsion'
for 7saaz f~sps~ who srs sp<udlas ts'
sumner iaisaA sd Nao hss- So ssr
ssissrs~tsos - hsshias sss hs-tiss e
9scaeT sssir tia~ AZ lsisad pises'
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30

few weeks ago newspaper article
appeared giyiag illustrations OF Lillian ms
home, showing her at her piano. il he-
library aad in her dressing room. The
artist who IS said to have n ade the pie
lures had never before seen Mss Rassell
at close range, aud when he had the
pleasure OF actually talking with her
face TO face, and OF observing the match
less beauty OF her figure and tho gracs
OF her motions hs was so eachsrted and
intoxicated with delight that be. accord
to his own admission, was beside h!mse II
with Joy, and could scarcely take the
pictIres which he went forth TO make.
Fortunately for him, the artistic in-
stinct was strong within him, aud he So
cured pictures that were simply ravish-
ing. When he took them back to his
editor the latter Was delighted aud
strai igh.way had an article written TO go
consulate. He had gazed upon the beau
tiful witch aud he lonzei TO see her
again. But how to accomplish this was
a grand problem. lie had no earthly ex-
cu.s for going again. His riches were
not sufiicien. excuse 20 permit him to go
as the bearer OF diamond crown, al
though the dictates OF his heart sug-
ge ted several diamond crovns-a whole
tiara of Kohlnors. How then was he TO
accomplish it.
Almost tearfully he went to the editor.
I'll am afraid those-pictures-
didn't come ont just right," gasped
he. ell think / had better so
and Try to get some others-I-
/ am sure ! could do better next
time 1t is so hard to gst good pictures
the first time-so hard-don't you know
you see-yes. thiuk l better so
again"
The editor was wise man. He was
used to dealing with artists and with
newspaper people aud he tumbled. He
saw through the wiles OF the arsistic
man, aud he knew that it was just a
ruse to so and bask again in Hiss Russell's
smiles.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30

ME MORNING PARTING BREAKS HER HEART.
tho more I was sure that that suit was
exactly like mine, so took a walk over
toward the girl. And what do you thinki
As got nearer l saw that the suit was
really mine, and that the wretched bath
ing mistress bad rented it out to an ex-
cursionist, because she knew that /
would not como down to bathe when
there was crowd on the shore. And
hero am paying her a dollar q day to
keep is wrung out and the silver beads
polished up BRIGHTLY How dare she rent
IL to nasty old excursionistl Apd u
great fat woman at that, who must have
stretched IL all Gus OF shspel I'll have
her arrested or I'll put her in the news
papers or do something just IS horrible"
Don't you think that girl had cause
for indignationi And yet that same
thing happens every day, but 10 isn't very
often that It Is found out.
A gay young woman, wiser in her day
and generation than the former one,
spoke. Said she:
"Why, what q silly girl you are, my
dear, TO 20 In bathing in your good
suit, aud above all, to leave it at tie
bath house. Now let me tell you how
do. / hsve two suits. one is for show
snd the other isn't The common one Is
Just an ordinary little yellow aud blue
affair. made stylishly, of course, and cut
without any sleeves and awfnlly low in
the neck IL has nothing else TO recon-
mend it except very short skirt. This
n shs suit that wear when intend to
hide myself In the waves Il il put on
jast for has.y duck, and my maid or
my mother or some other mise safe per-
son who won't tell goes down to tho
shore with me, and holds my cloak
while | skip into the water. founder
around and come cut again. Then we
20 mp TO the bath house. and I take of
the suit that isn't for show, and put on
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30

every 1<s@y W~-As "a L-e l1of444s. ssgEJ-
body sleeps IA tas sfsernosas svery eeey
ssss IA TIE parlor evenings sad ever eody
10 apt 70 10 very mach bored uslsss the
season eaa be saliveast By few little
dirtasfons or sonethiag equally fnssrsss-
fns. Sons genius OF a man thought Of
making a Kite. sad like Ar. Dick IN
David coppsrnsld. hs devoted long
time 10 it and wrote upea it, Then ne
invited his friends oQs 10 sss him hy the
kits- To raks tbs sanls more iatsrsst-
Tag, he would attach several ditsreas
pieces OF paper to the kite. aad upon
tastn would priaE aay little joke that es-
peeially truck his faaey.
oae day cse OF tie young women Ia
the party dropped little blas silk shirt
out of her windows had been placed
there By the lsandress on top Of Asr
clothes Tee little shirt was nowasrs 10
b found, although diligsRt search was
made for IL on the grass below 4 few
days sfter there was a hign breeze blow
ing, and up TO the young wonsa's win
dow came a kite with tiny blue silk
shirt hartrring after il.
And that Is tas way the summer Is en-
hseaed. CARRIE CAIEI-Esa
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30
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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30

loSzs 50 veil as wnEa shs Is ssAatily
coed figure aud nice proportions"
AID ths fair >LtIs miax smiled com
pleasantly aRd faaasd hsrsslf vita az a =
sast said tRss shs appreciated ths bless
ings which nature had showsrsd upon
hsr.
SpsAkiaz OF Lllliza Russell reminds
ons Of story abOGt ksT, which Is ca
tirsly new Aad walsh enl0Ys ths rare
honor Of never having bssc- IL priaE
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30
GAY CARRIE CARELESS
Exposes the Doings OF the Sum
rner Bride and Groom
A BATHING SUIT sslP GIVEN aBlY
ssnssbiss fss sAs Fair Lliii.a RasssiI to
Rs<a ngE shs AEsisr Ausa's
kas~ Is-Aa EzaiSs~as Giri 4s
ths Asi.ssss ntxAlandA

tcoFsz1GHE. 1891, BT JAMES .. JoaSsosJ
= u wa a. ths Atlantic Highlands. aud
IL . psarsd oa the piazza oas awfally
pleasant evening lass week IL wasa't
vsry cold, ant il ~asa't hot at al. And
that Is iust the stats Of weather that one
waats And expects In the s1bnmsr.
But ca this particular evening there
was a mighty pretty girl on this partieu-
lar hotsl piazza wtc was mad all through.
She vas 50 mad she eonlda's DO any
Iaaddsr, and who wilg say that she hal
nor ius1 causss Listen 70 her little sput-
ssr aad spIuttsr, snd decide for yourself
"Whst do you thiakf" exclaimed she.
"what do yoa thiak saw this morning
A. I sSt down on ths beach watching
those azsty exeursioaists ? A great
crowd of taen came out OF the bath
houses, and one Of them had on such
pretty bathing suit that l couldn't help
notieinz il. Is was ioyeiyi lt was made
Of pale gray silk, trimmed with dashes
Of silver embroidery and a few of the
linsss cut silver beads There were red
stockings 10 20 with it and lovely little
red cap. Il looked so mach like my suit
that l coaldn't help looking as it. IL
attracted my attention tbs minute
the girl came out OF the bath
house, and ia moro I looked st her
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30
pRoBATE oRnER--siate Of Michigan. cou

DR0BaTE oRnER--State OF Michigan. coun
~ of,kent. IS. At a session ot the Probate
Court fo' said county Of Kent, held at fhe:Pro
bate Office. In the city of Grand Rapids. on the
istn day oi August. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and niHety-ene-
Present. Cyrus +. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In tae matter of the estate of
PEIkR DB b0ER. deceased.
An instrument in writing purporting 10 be
The last vii and testament OF said deceased
having been 4 "a I'm this court for probate.
1t Is ordered that Monday. the lth day OF
reptraher. 1891. at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon.
st said Probate OF &c. be appointed for prov
ing said instrument.
And IL is further ordered. That copy of this
order be publ shed three successive weeks pre-
vsous to said day OF hearing. In the itty
eRAN-li iEhsLn. daily newspaper printed and
circ ulating n said counfy ~ Kent
CYRUS X. PERKINS. Judge % Probate
sun aux -
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30
Notice of Election of School Trustees.
MAYORS oFricE,

l
GRAND RaPIrs. Mich. Aug. %. 1891. !
The annual election of the school trustee in
the city OF Grand Rapids will be held in the
several wards of said city on Monday. sep
tcnbcr Ttt 1881. The polls Will be open from
2o'cloek D. m. until O'Clock p. m, at the fol-
rowing places. viz;
First ward--B. s Harris new store.53 South
Division street
Second Ward-Widdicomb block. second
floor Coz ner Monroe and Waterloo streets.
Third " Mard-Eugine house. Lagrave street.
Fourth Ward-kmney s store. .2ls East Bridge
street
Fifth Ward-Engine house. corner Canal and
Leonard streets.
Sixth Wsra-Engine house, corner Leonard
and Quarry streets.
Seventh Ward-Swiontek's hall. 81 Stocking
street.
Eighth Ward-Turner hall. Jefferson street.
Ninth Ward-Engine house. Jefferson street
Tenth Ward-Ringuette's hail. corner South
Division street and Ffth avenue.
EDWIN r. UlIL. Mayor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30
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IREssUREHs SorrcF-


CITY Treesuref's Oree.
Grand Rapids. Nioh- aug 8s ISL
Notice IS hereby gwen that tfs sSsessrnent
reh Tor th> construction Of 3 seTer fn Han
ifou street from 10 feet south 81 N~sf Ieoa
ara street % Eleventh sfrret. in tie citg 81
1rsra Rapids. x new u nv hands, and that
VII receive payment thereon Tor the per- -
81 tvenfV dsvs from thfs aef~ Al tbe oree 81
the eiy Treasurer. City Hsl
WILLIAM HAEF.
t~Ht - Cts Iressrrer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30
MICHIGAN FRUIT LINE

CHICAGO TO cTIlWA BEACH AID
HOLLAND. EICE
Tase xe~ pss@seK-f -fpsnef ttItNtHoof
DENNIS CrNMrNeS. siN0f 36fS
MesfeT tterk
TO gHTcAgp--lgesvss pfansfiehfs asck. y n
feng ~ sc oc ecF y. IA every sunday
7ass4T< and ThnrscEy
rRoN teo-IeHvt o'Conner's Bnrk
po~th eide, loot Of Sichfan-st. - { 'clnrk
r ~ evs-y Mendsr. WeeneeesT arf Frf6sv
psrs anriuHinsl b@rtig $40 rome frlr q ~
WALLACE D. griffin. Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30
OTTAWA BEACH


Every day fwees days
c.eD A. N. ruhsfhraugn 20 Detroit With par
O.1p lor car. s-sts = cents
! 5.oQ =. VI. has through psrior car n Detroit.
l.bV seats 3 cents
cox p NJ runs through 20 Detroit with par
D.ZD Tor car; seats. = cents
7:05 :; Ae. " has pAr''' e''' % BAG n'"' seats
For tickets and information Apply st Union
ticket Office 81 Monree-ss-. Union station
GEO. pFHANEN. Gen Pass't AIT
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30
AXE SHORE A MIoHreAs soUTHFRN

Tie Lake Shsr1 IA DfeFelan1 in connecfloH
with TIE Ere and r 6of l. f. X. Rs forms tus
quiekes and most direct routs = fittssarz
A. y SsfTs,
g-TAr. A. cieveaB1. 2
e Hs~ro~r. Tfck., kxest DEPOT
gss CssPtFLL Cits agt ~ Honrcest
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30
T8EAsuRER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer'e 01ce.
Grand Rapids. Mich-.An q. 81. }
Netlce Is hefeDy gwen inst the ass -ssFaeut
roll for the construction II a sever fn East
Leonard street. from North avenue % fsatn
field eve. IN the city of Grand Espids IL ncwin
nv hands. and that I Will receive payment
thereon Tor the perica Of twenty days from
this date. al the of1ce ~ the City TREASURER
City Hall. WILLIAM EAkE.
SEP IA City Treasure.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-30
CHICAGO JUNE u. 1871
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AND WEST MICHIGAN R'r

tWeek days Every day. Except Saturday,.
fn.(ln A. u. has through chair car 20 Cal-
lo.Ou cago. No extra charge for seats
1.1S l. NJ. runs through 10 Chicago solid
1'iO with Wagner buffet car; seats. %
cents
E.OS +. NJ. has through free chai- car to
O.IO Manistee. via AZ. 4 n. <. X r.
m NJ sssns sGa ss rs wassss so ss
aud sleeper 10 Indianapolis via Ben
ton Harbor.
11.90 p. NJ. has wagner sleeping car 10 Ira
A1'''V verse City.
e.opP. NJ. Connects ~ 81. Joseph with
o.sb Graham A Morton's steamer for Chi
osgo.