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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-30
COUNCIL.

~ o. Ina, Mich, Jan. 9th, 1891.
= n Innion Council of the village
De3 nsspecial session at Trustee
q bee on above date.
,oss President, Bagley, Trustees
NJ, pam and Mccullough.
into. rustees, Brown, Young
IM.%Jof minutes Of last session
ms presented.
~ thadwick, Frt and ctg. ...............sl 90
r. VI co Gasoline ..... .............. -
foultn, damage 20 horse blanket by
10 81 + aug hner's Fire. ......... 80. %
Lthls ana Heat co, - Retort
~ ers Tor Street Lamps. IL 90
~ motion claims allowed at foOtiny
,Hlerk instructed To issue orders
Pc same.
Ted and supported that permission
ven 10 the man operating the
81 py to pile wood on the unused
HQpn OF Center sueet east Of Water
re-
~ Zion carried.
4 lstee Young appears.
H president,with the consent of the
ll' appciits on board of registra-
2F'lh clefk. Trustees Mccullough
~ iub6s. as Inspector Of election
,I4iee Dunlsm.
~ loption council adjourned.
!. bA9LEY, SAs. G~GREss,
100 1890 Clerk, 4
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-30

Record personally extends its
Situations aud we feel like taking
selves the responsibility of eX-
< the best wishes of all our pat
n the future success and contin-
ppiness of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlin.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
STREET MAKEUP,
In the First Place Don't Do II, but III
You Do Follow These Rules.

In the First Place Don't Do II, but II
You Do Follow These Rules.
In the first place don't 1T. There is
a legend that it always shows" Ii It
does show its own object is defeated.
OF course the times it does not show it
passes for real But l assure you day
light makeup is difficult thing to &C
complish successfully.
Having thus eased nv conscience, l
viii say what / can to help you if you
viii do it, First, never use ''theater"
rouge-never risk it. At night it is the
clearest and prettiest red one can get;
by day il is sure to shade toward purple,
and looks like no color that ever was
seen painted by nature on any face. The
safest color Is carmine-just plain. sim
pie powdered carmine; ten cents worth
from the druggist viii last forever
and it's as harmless rs anything.
Don't powder first; rub lightly into the
skin as much carrninc as adheres to the
finger: rub in thoroughly: if there is too
much. rub off thoroughly. Be sure 10
spread the color we'll Real color seldom
shines In the center of the cheek SIR
rounded by lily white; shade the color
of toward the ear, and down under the
car on the neck There should be no
abrupt dividing line between red and
white. This il really the secret OF a good
makeup.
Now use powder Just IA you would on
your skin had you put no color on. and
b.. sure not 20 use too much: your fore
head must not shine white, aud your
nose above all things must not shine
white. People get sharp contrasts OF
eclor. AM artifcialty ia at once be
trayed. IL the eyebrows are colored
they are colored too dark, and the lips
are male cherry by this time. on ac-
count Of the high coloring surrounding
thieves. They seem dull and small. ard
the always evident line il drawn under
The lower lsshes.
As rule nothing can safely be done
- the eyes for daylight. At most the
whole upper lid may be Swallowed
slightly. very slightly, but only really
fril evo car stand this. aud such an ev-
shoald need no makeup. As to color
ing the lashes. 50 far as | know, the
scheme. is imprscticable; stuff for the
purpose a either harmful or it does not
stick. and TIA natural moisture about
the eve. or fhe grease NJ the skin viii
bring down a daab upon the cheek.
IT even a difficult matter to get =
satisfactory eyeiash makeup for stage
ma. where Of course one can give =
glance in the mirror after a scene And
where an accident b makeup Is not 4
disgrace "a one personally.
A mAksrtp that il 81 - stand daylight
ami ordinary day vicissitndes should ~
81, wall pss on and blensi~d that shs
hau,ss may he raa~esi over the face thor
ausshlv withnnt disturbing the eoiortue
al - thss clean handkerchief msv.'e
liehas brushed over - without taking 4
isssalsAav tiutipz
sarh = makeup q eeurse VIII not lssi
q lang while. tlaesgh The earnine faae'
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u litsie while, bur thai h part sf the
argument against street or daylight
maksap.
As 70 hurting the skim, | really don't
think Il does specially. Take 1t on thor
oughly vita grease, and have the face
thoroughly clean with grease and dry
before putting on. Still don't do II. say L
You are likely TO get caught. and that -
awful. and you are bonnd 10 be anxious
all the time you have IL on, and that's aw-
fal too. and IL Is likely 10 show. and that
l. more awful still.
T.. Y. SHERIDAN.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

ton that the women Of the United States
should themselves raise two hundred
thousand. Her power Of organization
was largely Instrumental in accomplish
~ this end. This is the second gift of
one hundred thousand given by Miss
Garrett 70 that institution
As the daughter Of one Of the greatest
business men this country has ever pro-
dCced Mary Garrett has hOnored her
birthright. and in her position OF one OF
the richest women in this country she
hoaors her wealth by devoting her life to
charitable work, as she has done almost
exclusively for the past few years, though
few OF her charities are known, and she
shrinks from the publicity given any be-
neYolence on her part.
Like the majority OF rich people who
are known 10 DO of a charitable nature,
she has an enormous daily mail begging
for money CT calling her attention to
some cause that needs assistance. IL is
said Of her that while she is not prone
% turn deaf ear 10 want. she is still
strongly opposed 10 giving indiscrimi-
nately, and closely examines every call
on her bounty.
Miss Garrett is not a society woman
In any sense Of the word, and it is only
when called upon by her townspeople to
take the lead that she opens her beauti-
ful home in tho conventional society
manner. Such occasions are always in
honor Of some celebrated person to whom
Baltimore society should make q demon
stration OF respect.
Miss Garrett visits Europe every year.
aud spends most OF her time on the
other side OF the water. She owns q
controlling interest IN the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. and since the death Of
her brother, Harrison, who was drowned
while sailing four years ago, she has also
looked after the Garrett stock belonging
10 his widow aad children.
Miss Garrett has a noticeably strong
face-not handsome. but better than
handsome She bears a strong resem
blance to her father about The mouth,
which expresses great hrmness and
strength Of character.
The stories so loag rife about her be-
ing disappointed in love in her youth are
entirely without foundation. Early in
hfe. the congenial and beloved compan-
ION Of her father, she took q strong in
terest in his affairs and sought to tighten
his burdens BY placing her strong young
shoulder 70 the wheel. He accordingly
educated her in his methods Of business.
and thus fitted her for the position she
was IN after years called upon 10 fill.
When. after his death and her brothers
illness, tho road became involved. she
proved herself able to give wise counsel.
Miss Garrett is upward OF forty years
Of age. but life OF well doing defies the
marks Of time. and she would pass fox
ten years younger.
Just beyond the northern confines of
New York's Centralpa park, in a brown stone
house which faces the great curve made
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HARaYor HoIr CAHoos.

The fuzzy water color drawings for
tae work The Able Constantine" by
''LadOFic Halevy," which wsre exhibit
81 Ia New York city and in Chicago,
have uiaie the name or Madeline Lee
MARE very we'll known IN this country
The artists full name Is Nine. Jeanne
Madeline LeInaire. Before marriage
she was Madeline Coll, bora in the south
OF France. At ST. ROssoline, near Cannes.
Her aunt, Nine. Herbelin, an eminent
painter OF miniatures. brought her up,
and so Madeline from her earliest years
lived In an art atmosphere. An artist
born. it may be she was fortunate in be-
iils 80 early associated with artists. But
under any circumstances her powerful
artistic instinct could only have been de-
layed. not suppressed
At very tender age Madeline began
10 draw, and those having her In charge
were most careful not 10 neglect these
signs Of unusual talent. At the age of
nine she was Sent 10 a drawing school,
and later 10 the studio of NJ Chaplin,
where ere remained four years.
and she exhibited her first picture at the
s5alon-a portrait in oil of her grand
father. The judges fully recognized the
talent displayed by this picture. but the
extreme youth of the artist prevented
them from giving her a prize. After
this she became almost n regular exhib-
itor at the Salon. for the first years send
ing works in oils, most of them portraits,
but some Of creations of her own fancy
which foreshadowed the artists future
fame. All OF them showed sense Of
beauty of form and color that fairly took
the public by surprise.
Ia all the works by this artist lively
Imagination is made visible that de-
lights while IL never transgresses. Nine.
Lemaire has an ever ready fancy. a free
pencil, and perfect power over the tech
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

NARY KYLE DALLAS. S"ttt9 u te*t-N' 'tt
From SKETCH the school OF hs-
ton "a Mrs Dallas. Fer nineteen years
WAS she under contract with Bonner. of
the New York Ledger. for the fruit Of
her pen. AMI it is only Of recent date
that she has been free to market her lit
srary wares elsewhere.
One can readily imagine. Judging from
her face, that She has all these years
lived in world OF ner ewa, among
characters # her own making. for she
has a rarely youthful expression which
strangely contrsdicts the crown of white
hair aud blne eyes that smile at its early
coming The ripest 4 fun rei lips frame
the pleasant smile that constantly plsys
About her mouth. IA the drawing room
Of her hunle hangs a small oil painting.
not more than ten inches square. of the
face q a sleeping child. The rosebnd
mouth bears strong resemblance 10
Mrs. Dallas. who - the original Of TIE
picture. AMI the Observer realizes how
rare a thing Il j. that the rnaturesl lips
retain The softened outlines II ehiidhood.
MY psn and Ink both have always been
my Inspiration said this uatiring writer
e. ma recently.
M0-e rsrhaps than this il ne fer. t''s+
Mrs. Dallas. in stadving The characters
ct her heroes and heroine~. has not for
ss5tten 80 stusiy the tastes Of her readers.
Sac writes Tor the masses. As have
grown cider. said she. sic IL my inelina-
ton ~ taks mere II n pes~isnistic view
IL hfe. bnt Is won't do. publishers de-
snasd stories that end well. ard snch (
must serve % them.
Mrs. Daslaa il tie eldcas sister q a
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
LEGAL ADVERTISING.


AssEssAEST Roll for tAs. pas19 sith
n Asthslt. csa = strrel. iro@ Lsea s'sess -
Bridge street. IA the ests 81 eiA2- bal aae
QEfifk - - SstAa'
6K4SD RAFlfs- AieA-. Mas !, sssA
Henri, starr. John MahrAara. Robert =
sooti. besdeDenis Asysmitp, ais<re basa,
haTf. Nelson Matter 4 Co. Meyer aad Lewis
sander Jeha Aehrbzrt. torsls9A y feiiss'
s sssss aassh Ana E a Ielte Helea
Roberts. frsneis l. facsce. S9ha 80 49, 49,
The Bisss Carpet sweeper O. Sois Z h..s -
s Nasss [ a s.s' Aa tsasF ssassos fas
Fuller sEe sophia Sweet, estate 81 4 s3firs y
Roos. decesses .Aaellae Nj Johnsoa, AAFy Anese
1.teum. Alice I~amlss Lea.sA saa' e $50. -.
has. kstheffse a tlake. tdmGna Il Ia efu AZ,
Ireeeriea Christ. george is- Vsbofn. Zee, Sc y y.
Brass. Aetna leurl Rose Aiien, vsl ase 81 y.
r siReiair. deceased. Henry anc hsAsit s q
Grianell. iispe Acdls. ice Lehman 1sssl aiaA
Augusta Tgsct sad May hasthef Nspbsh =
beFtsek Leather 20. Joan hcconne,s tssaes1-
l. and>ss0rraiBe 4 k4cAmoad " IA. = n etsSbe.
Fred LoettgerI, Johanna D. Rgyter. irainsh
keliogl. rAllIp kastrTer. At0ls Aasca, ssre- W
ih2yer. William krAmef. kmiy. AsIs 40
Lolise Nehl. estate If I'd ara Noel decreased
HeGfy Starr, p. IA, sarah ana fred ]. hieheis
New England fuTaltare %. estate 81 r
Fuller. Unknown. & Z. eweasoets. ~.
Grossly ana Vim. Rowe. Fuller estate. AEha r.
Hodenpyl. h. Lowe, Enes Paim-n, he4sh
NJ Mathews. Julia X Briggs.
You are hereby aotIned taat an as>eSstheht
s about 10 he made upoa you 20 delray the "a
pense Of the Aforesaid Improvement. IA
assessment roll a. corrected has been
made in the premises and - en- h.e
In the clerks once Of said city. whers N
Wiu remain open for iaspection untii Mon
day evening. May -. ISL. VIXEN and where
ycu can appear before the Common tSnaelt
on said eseaine and SHOW esase. Il any: why
said assessments should not bs made aud COL
leeted according 10 law.
VA. SHINkMAN.
rs city CicTk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
HEALTH IS WEALTH

Da. E. c. WKsr's nerve AND BRAIN TREAr-
NENT, Il guaranteed specific for Hys;eria. Dizzi-
ness, Commissions. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous Piostratioh caused by the
use OF a coho. or tobacco, WakefuineSs. Mental
Depression, Softeniny Of the Brain resulting
In insanity and leading TO misery. decay and
death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness. Loss
of Power In either sex. Involuntary Losses and
Sperratorrh9a caused by oyer-eyerton ofrhe
brain, self-abuse or oyer-indugence. Each box
contains one months treatment. si-00 a box.
or six boxes for 500. sent by mall prepaid on
receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
by Us for six boxes. accompanied by 50 90. we
will send the purchaser one written guarantee
ic refund the money IL the treatment does not
effect a cure Guarantees issued only by
WHITE & WHITE,
Morton House Pharmacy, Sole Agents.
80 Monroe-street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given: That the Board OF
Review and Equslizaf ion Of the city of orand
Rapids will meet OIL the last Monday IN May.
A. b. 1891. beng Monday next aud be present
nj their Office IN the city halt IN said city from
s o'clock unul " O'Clock ia the forenoon aud
from O'Clock until 5 O'Clock ia the afternoon
except sunday Mas 81, 1921 each day. and 50
on until aud including "Wednesday. June 3. 1885.
for the purpose OF reviewing the assessment
rolls made 10y the supervisors OF the several
wards OF said city for annual taxation IN the
year 1921.
Dated at Grand Rapids. May n. 1891.
i. III. ,sII.
If. ]. TislcH.
SINoS Sullivan.
Board OF Review and Equalization Of the city
of ,,raDd RAPIDS. 80
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

large family. alt talented IN literary
nd artistic line. Tie father, who died
some years ago, was IN artist, and was
stricken down early IN career which
promised % be I very nriliisnt one. The
mother was woman OF marked literary
ability Mrs. Dallas Is growing old
gracefully. while now just III her prime.
ens Ma 0ae III the charter members Of
sorosis, 2ni she Is held ia highest IS
TEEN b. the social and literary element
Cf that circle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS
~ State OF Michigan. County OF Kent, So
Probate court ior said county Estate oil
WILLIAM X. Keller, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Judge Of Probate Of said County,
Com Hlssi0ners on Clalinsla the matter OF said
estate and six months from tie 18Th day II
April. A. D.. 1891. hayins been allowed by said
Judge Of Probate. TO all persons having csslni>
against said estate, IA which - present their
claims 10 u Tor examination and adjustment.
Notice is hereby given. that We VIII mees on
Monday the 18th day OF July. A. IL. ISL. aud
on Saturday. the 2sth tdAy OF October. A. A..
issl AT 10 o'clock m. Of each day. az room s..
Wondery block. M0ngoc-st. ~ the ~ 81
Grand Rapids. IN SAID county. 10 receive ana
examine such claims
Dated May eth. A. u. 1881.
JOHN :. MCDONALD
MARTIN RoLLAA.
.so.nluiSs.oaefa
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

nicalities OF her art. She looks at the
bright side of life in her paintings, at
the fun and frolic, as well as at graceful
forms and lovely faces.
Lately Nine. Lemaire has entered the
field of the pastelists, in which branch
of art, "a all know, the artists of her
country are especially successful. Here,
too. her triumph has been sure and not
able. In the art world of today in Paris
Madeline Lemairs is one of the best
known and most popular names.
FRANCIS NJ. LIVINGSTON.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

by the elevated
road up sixty fee.
in the air, lives
Mrs. Mary Kyle
Dallas, writer Of
many stories.
Probably no We
manint heUnited
States has proven
herself the pos
sessor Of such an
in bic
.f go
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
SEALED PkorosAL ron BUILDING.

ITTl IIFnk' : UfFfCE.
GRAND RarIDs Mich. MAY Is 1881.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
Will be received Al the city clerks Office up 10
and including May y. 1885,. for the purchase OF
the buildings aud parts of buildings taken 10y
the city in the opening Of Chsrlesst. nom
Wealthy ave. TO Logan-si.
Such buildings or parts OF buildings 10 be re-
moved within ten days after the acceptance
OF the bid. The council reserves the right 10
reject any and AL bids.
". A. SHISKxAx.
City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


CITY TgKAsvRvR's oFTicf.l
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May -. 1901. (
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading and graN-ifng al Mgnson
street from east line OF Center street 10 west
line of jefferson avenue. In the city OF ',rand
Rapids. Il now in my hs.ids and that Will
receive payment thereon for the PERIOD OF
twenty days from this date. at the once OF the
City Treasurer, City Hal.
WILLIAM HAEE,
iuneQ CITY Treasurer.
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rRFasun.h's NOTICE.


fifs Treaeurfr's 1faee
Grand Repids 81 n. Nay ~ ls~l
Ncfice IA herehF gwen that the assessment
roll fnr TIE construction ~ = seysr ~ n A.
sse street. from big ditch e sheusrd STREET
IN TIE eify 81 SraB9 Rapids. ~ rev IN
nv nards arc fhsf ! ~rii receirf faTrsrrf
thereon fr THE Ierca q t~tnfE eSvs from
WILLIAM RAKE,
5unNs Ctr Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

Visiting Ssrsnger-E want - sav.st
s,ne money IN stocks on Wall street.
uss can End out which ones ara NJ
Ess1l7
New Yorker by taysns ttzsa. --Tssas
Esflsnes
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~ VII rsy fss rsr-s Fs~s-d fer sry rs-> - If-s
s~as4s~. rs-es--rfs $50 fs~sasrhs fe<r-srfer Ca
r-ir<tirr l-s< esps- rer-rt --Te wfre N-~f's
<-~ss.tls ff~~- fTI fbs eir~<ttan. rtrfsty
rr.rsfe1 80 Ts-~ ere rarsay fcsstanis rno ner.-
fssl rt~r s.sssrs-es7e sarsv f,s,-s f~~~s tere~
~r-fslaiar = Pisa q e~rs< bs~srs - roHnt<-fsfss
80 ifI,seffr1s ~ r.~usn< enrrsssrr-r-r csif ~
IAE s0aE = wEsT COMPANY IEzsl 40, 49,.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
TREAsUREE's NOTICE..


Grand Rapids. Mich, May u. "a Il.
Notice is hereby gwen that The assessment
roll for the construction Il a sewer In ie p
race avenue. from so feet south oi Law n
Court 10 Fifth avenue and Lafayette street. N
the city Of Grand Rapids, IL now ~ NV hsnas,
and that | wilt receive payment thereon lof
the period OF twenty DAYS iron this datf. at
the once OF The City Treasurer. CITY Halt:
GEORGE K PERRY.
naval City treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

KNOWN. Ask dru9sist Tor Woop's PHosFHobISy;
~ he offers some worthless medicine in place
o. th.s. leave bis dishonest store. inciose price
In letter. and we will send by return mail.
Price, one package, 81; six. 8. one will please
Six will cure. Pamphlet In plain sealed en-
veiope 2stamps. Address The Wool Chem
zeal c.. Isl Woodward-aye., Detroit Mich.
Sold In (iraRd Rapids nv E. x. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


Cux TrEssRFs's 0Ff1cE-
GraSr Rkrfrs. Mica May ~ is9l.
Notice is hereby given thai the assessment
roll for grading ErsvtIine ard pfyiBs The gut
fers II Benson street tn fts ETY. n srand
Ranfds. u new : n ny hands. and that vii re-
90 W psymeat thereon FOR the pericd ~ twenty
days from thss date 81 tire once - the CIV
Treasurer. City Hal
WILLIAM HAEE.
fBns 2 Cry Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
CITY Treasurer's once.

NIfY Iftat IfFf tFiIIVTs !
Grand RAPIDS Mich May II. l-si.
Notice - hereby given that the s<sessineht
roll sar grading OF sibey street from esi
Division street Ia west Gay limltH. ~ 70. ,tt
OF sraHc Rapids IL now in niy LANDS. ano thnt
] viii receive payment thereon TOT the pertea
of twenty days from this sste, Al TIE once
Of the City Treasurer. City TEL. -
GEORGE r. PERRY.
mayu city Treasurer
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THEAsURER's NOTICE.
Cry TRHasvREn's orrIcE

CRY TRKasvRER's 0FUcF,
GRAND RsPrDs. Mich. May -. 1891.
Notice is hereby gwen tAat the assessment
roll for the construction OF a sewer Ia Terrace
avenue, IRON n point 500 feet south Of Lawn
Court to Pleasant street. in the city Of Grand
Kapids. IS now Ia my hands. ana that VIII
receive payment thereon for the period oil
twenty days from this date. al the ON OF the
City Treasurer. City Hal.
WILLIAM HAKE.
suna9 city Treasurer
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TRrasrREn's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's once.

City Trea<prer's 01ce.
Grand Rapids Mich. MAY ~ lsfi !
Notice is hereby gwen thai the assessment
roll for grading alley IN block II. Dexter frhc-
ton. IN tire city .! Grand Rapids. IS aew m ny
hands and fhstl will receive payment thereon
for tie period ~ twenty days from this GATE.
~ the efsce Of the CITY TREASURER. city hsh-
GEORGE r. PERRY,
fu-nl CITY TREASURER.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
TREAsURKR's NOTICE.
city Treasurer's once. !

City Treasurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. May p. 1921.
Notice is hereby gwen that thc assessment
roll for the construction OF a sewer IN Cherry
street from Packard street TO East street. in
the city of Grand Rapids l. now In my hands.
and that | will receive payment thereon for
the period of twenty days from this date, al
the Office of the City Treasurer. City Hall.
WILLIAM HAkE.
jupe City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's once.

Grand Rapids. Mich May ~. 1891. !
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction of sewer in the
Of Grand Rapids. is now in my hands. and that
i will receive payment thereon for the period
of twenty days from this date. al the once OF
the City Treasurer. City Hall.
WILLIAM HAKE.
June City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
G5~lMcMNAGs.<.>


ooh. Marie. Marie" pleaded the pre-
else mother. why do you use such
slang
why, mamma" explained the girl.
II can't help it. Everybody does, and
am forced TO do II in self defense"
But, my child, you shouldn't dc
wrong because everybody else does. You
should obey higher and nobler princi-
pie than that"
well, mamma. hadn't thought OF
IL Just in that way before. / can see
now that have been led unwittingly
into a faulr which neither right nor req
son can sanction"
The mothers ewes filed with tears.
"And you will never use slang AGAIN.
she said. bonding forward and kissing
the soft white forehead % her child
"You bet your sweet life. won't,
exclaimed the impulsive girl. and was
silent.-Detroit Free Press
Ispsss Linrre.
Miss FreshIaigh lsympathizinEiyl-Ah.
Mr.. De Doodle. you seem b have some
thing on your mind this evening
Miss prylesgh-on bis vhsE
And silence fell upou them. Wssh
ington Poet
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

FOR EVERYBODY.

At the SEED STORE, l2s, $50 and 1872
West Bridge-street, can be found the
largest and most complete stock of
Garden, Field and Flower Seeds Of any
house in the State west Of Detroit, at
Wholesale and RETAIL.
GARDEN TOOLS. DRILLS and CUL
TIvATORS, LAWN MOWERS, ETC.
We keep the Odorless Fertilizer, the
best in the market for lawns. giving
the grass new life without the smell and
annoyance usually caused by other fer
tilizers. Call and see us.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


fDaily. Al others eAi. y except sunday.
Taxing eject Sunday. jay +. Isss-
Sleeping cars on Pacific aud Atlantic "a.
Presses Ia and from llctreif- fsrior cars r84
on Day EAprvSS aiia urabc Rapids Lsocrss -
ana from Detroit Direct connrcf ions iHads
al Detroit With al tiranzh trains ksst Tea
cts on sale at Union Ticket OIce. h Aoursc
81. aud Al Juion depot.
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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24

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~ luT car. seats - cents
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LEU seas. = cents
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O.--J Tor ears seats. = ccnts.
For tickets aud Information sppr ~ bhioa
tscke Office ~ Monroe-sf.. 81 lDion station.
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