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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
RAILWAY RuwplTSGs.

A new depot ~ Alma u about 10 be
bullt on the line OF the saginaw Valley
4 Sc. LOUIS.
The choir boys OF Trinity Church give
a sacred concert At Hotel Ottawa, ne II
Friday night. Rev. johnson will have
charge.
Mss Muchly, formerly Of the Central
telephone Office, will hereafter handle
the 'shelIo" department at the q. X. Il
/ Offices. Ma Gray has resigned.
The extension.of The city water mains
with I0-inch iron pipes, on Ionla-st., -
expected 10 Pc completed tomorrow.
The work has occupied ABOUT week.
". NJ. Jefiery, formerly travelling
freight agent OF the Illinois Central,
now Commercial sgent OF the NJ. a ..
at sa Louis, vss in the city, yesterday.
Manager Hssld goes with superin-
dent Aguew. oFTer the stanton branch
on = tour Of inspection. superinten-
dealt Of tracks. John Doyle, - also ia
the party.
Work on the c. a w. NJ. extension is
progressing RAPIDLY. Five miles OF grad
Ing from Traverse Cay are completed.
aud the bsidss IL nearly completed.
MsEk a.. ssosg TIE l.Rs Is being hurried.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
This Dats in Historn-Iulz ].

This 1aath ~As originally ea4.e1 crl.1filss ~
- Romans. besEz tae ara "a tnssz calendar
- prspasal CT MARX AzLOls it ~as changed
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a ne La II tie rsfnrrnafsoa ~ ia es.sz.-
- IL becaEas t-= seventh zsoaGh-
um-AaznlrsblsT' sCxieAton Jauaes8 szssszt-
n><ed Ia Aaataa 10 eis f4serize paPli. .
son ~ TIE eazes th3'sSh hak % yssFs o4a DO
was master Of EasEy languages. nnted snr
eoaFtssT ana bravery IA war. skilled IA al
polite accom- piis11lsafs .Iad . ready writer
Of Latin poe1as-
uB-Jean Baptiste. Conte Of lkochAnsbeaa.
Frsneh soldier, born. died lsE command
Ell TIA trsaeia ia America - lzsN-s distin-
zuished himself - yorktown
wt-Charies Good yezr. inys1sor az salcanizsd
rnbbes died Ia Sew YORK city; bora 1ssa
We-B@Eflo Of Malvern Hill. bloody reyglss u
tns Confsderates-
mb-kosscrans t0Gk Tugsakorna. Tcnn-: arss
days hgas 2s Gettysburg battles ~ Black
River. NissL. All CABIN Creek, Indian Ter
Ytfors; John Slo-sza started On his raid
into tle aOEtk-
H-fhomas Eraacfs Neaghsr, gossrncr Of
Montana ADJ IEish exile. drowned 81 fall
Ind froa . steamboat Ia ALszoan river,
Montana
un-Reanloa az veterans % both armies IL
Gettysburg.
- Monuments % Thomas A Hendricks IA
ysl-ed 81 Indianapolis
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

affirms that the best regimen for pre-
serving health may be- summed up in
the maxim, keep the head cool, the
feet warm. and the bowels active"
There is world of wisdom in The OBJ
servatIon. Obstinate constipation. or
costiveness, IL an exciting cause OF
other diseases; and, with many persons
of sedentary habits or occupations. this
luaction of the bowels IL source OF
constant annoyance. producing piles,
prolapse of the rec'um. fistula, and va
nous dyspeptic symptoms. All these
are warded off. and health "a MAN.
tsined, by the use OF DR.. perce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01


sa.s Fatet
A sad ease OF starvation has come 20
light IA kefnsFdston. Mass
About ten years ago Mrs. A. z,
Brooks, OF that town. was taken seii-
ously III. ana since that time has been
ara Invalid.
The simples, l. ind Of food was more
than she could digest. and medicine
tad no good effect. She could not
even eat bfoths 81 meat juice, and most
OF the tiae her stomach MAS % weak ~
could not retain beet tea.
Nine different physicians attended
her. and they agreed tn saying that her
case of indigestion Was the most severe
they had ever ssen. Al lAsi, when II
looked - though her DAYS were num-
tered. aud che was losing strength
randy. DIV. H. Pierce recommended
iaetated food. To uso Ma. Brooks
words;
"Iae,sted food gave me health and
strength, and my restoration 10 due 10
that alone"
.Mrs. Brooks condition was similar
10 Thousands. where an easily dig.sted.
strengthening and pleasant food 10
necessary for recovery. In all weak.
ened anu deblli,s,ed conditions lactsted
food will restore tone, create an APP
petite, and hasten recovery. II salts
ties hunger. and gives strength. ana 10
invaluable in fevers, dyspepsia, and all
wasting diseases.
The proprietors, Wells. Richardson q
Co., Burlington, VT. Will send q
pamphlet OF rules for diet IN dyspepsia,
constipation, consumption, diabetes,
Brlghts disease, ETC., to any address.
Ii shows how much more natural II IS
to cure disease by proper food than by
nsuseating and powerful drugs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

DO YOU FIND II HERE

CT. Holt Of Cascade. was in the city
yesterday.
Moses Taggart and family have gone
to White Lake.
Ben 8. White and family have gone
TO Ottawa Beach.
Miss Ella OSBORNE is visiting Mrs.
Hurd At Muskegon.
Miss Kittie Plumb is spending the va
cation at Grand Ledge.
Mrs. Ellen T. Beebe, OF Jackson, is
visiting friends IN this city.
Miss Ray Hilson has Como to London,
Ont, to spend the vacation.
Miss Ray Wilson has gone to spend
her vacation with her relatives in Lon.
don, Ont
F. w. Ball and family leave tomor-
row for Bay View where they will spend
the summer.
Miss Letta B. Adams, of the Wealthy
avenue school. goes to Bay View today
TO spend her vacation.
G.. NJ. Beardsley and wife. nee Hattie
Deyendorf, of Cleveland, ONO, are Wis
iting relatives IN the city.
Miss Matte Reynolds. instructor on
the violin ut Albion college, Is with her
sister visiting friends in the city.
Dir. and Mrs. J. II. Tompkins have
gone TO Old Mission. where they will re-
main the balance of the summer.
III. Hahn. of Detroit. president of
the Michigan Music Teachers Associ-
alton is the guest Of Mayor Uni.
II. Jewell, one of Ann Arbor's gradu-
ates this season. was in the city yester-
day on his way to Cedar Springs, his
old home.
Mrs. Oscar Emmons and daughter
leave today for central New York
where they will spend the summer with
relatives.
II. r. wyman and family. OF 43 Ter
rsce-ave, leave this morning for Hig h.
land PARK, Grand Haven, for CO uple
of months.
Mrs. Mcdowell of San Francisco. Mrs.
Wright OF Denver. and Mrs. Croan OF
Jackson, are visiting Mrs. III. A. Lamas
Of Madison-ave.
Miss Mary l.. Berkey, principal of
the Wealthy avenue school, leaves to-
morrow for Colorado. She will spend
the long vacation with relatives and
friends IN the Centennial state and IN
Kansas.
Mr. Albert Dodge has Just returned
from Europe where he went To attend
the supreme council of Good Tempiars
in Edlnburg, Scotland. He visited
France, England and Ireland before
returning.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
HIGHLAND PARK

Destissa ~ 80 Gem Of usedlzna
Beaas.
The work of improving Highland
Park WAS begun yesterday morning by
CITY Surveyor Collar and ASSISTANTS.
under the supervision OF the park COM
mlitee. The plans were adopted some
thing like . year ago, and the improve
ment ordered At an expense OF $500.
but as there WAS a, the time . scarcity
witn the plans. Will be . gem OF wood
land beauty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
Revenue Receipts.

Tho revenue Office for this district
did heavy business during the month
of June. The following receiI IS are re-
ported by Collector Steketee: Penalties
and violations. S3i.l6, beer stamps, &c.
6s3.2s; cigar and cigarette stamps,
S5.057.6 80; tobacco stamps. Sl56.l3; spec
ial tax stamps, SIS, 6sl.3S; total. Si5,-
605.S2
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

Nm. Newma-Oh, wish you could
see Mrs. Winkler's baby. It's perfectly
lovely. Such a delicate, sweet little
creature IS it is. It's perfect little
chcrub. with the lovcliest eyes, tho
sweetest little mouth. the cunn:ngest
little nose. and eyes Of heavenly blue. II
looks as if it just dropped from heaven,
and every tiny feature had been fash
Toned by the angels.
Mr.. Newma--Is it rs nice ~ our babyi
Mrs. Newma-Mercy! DO, not ball.
New York Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

Mary L. Temple, of Muskegon. has
brought sast in the Kent circuit court
against the @. X. X L. Railroad Com
pany IN trespass- Mrs Temple alleges
that the company IN laying the Muske-
gon branch of the road. approached
unduly close TO her premises, from
winch great damage 10 her property
was the result Alter the testimony of
one witness was taken yesterday morn
ing an adjournment Was taken and the
jury went down 10 Muskegoa by special
car - investigate the premises. The
case will be resumed this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

Edwin Lucas, colored. was arrested
on = warrant yesterday for the larceny
OF a coat and vest from K. W. Voor-
hees. proprietor of the Bridge-st. barber
shop. Lucas was \ porter in the shop
and Voorhees, says ne mas been IN the
habit Of wearing his clothes whenever
he got a chance. When arrested Lucas
was wearing the missing coat and vest.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
uattsa states coars

non. HEsss .. sEyg.Ess. JUDGE.
The International Trust Company
vs.. The Niles Water Works, et- al,
ogoeg continuing on COMPLIMENTS APP
plseation for appointment, of = receiver
90 July Z.
William Stewart Tod vs.. The Cincin-
natl, Jackson aud Maekinaw Il. X. Co.
and the Central Trust Company Of
New York vs.. the Cincinnati. jackson
aud MacSinaw Railroad Company. ct.
al, order consolidating causes, and
decree OF foreclosure II consolidated
cause.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

The H., G. VI. & NJ. Railway will cell
excursion tickets to ali points on their
lines, including Milwaukee ana Chi
cago. at tInglc fare for the round trip.
Tickets good going July 81 aud attn.
and return up TO and including July
CHI
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

Lii Nhife fionr
Is made from the choicest shea,.


Simply apply 'swAYsE's oISrAksT.', ,
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eTuptions on
the face. hands, nose, etc, leaving the
ssIn clear white aud healthy It's
great healing and curative powers are
possessed Nv no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for SwATEE's oINr-
kzsI.H
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

Gustsvs A. Wolf mas commenced an
seton in shs circntcoars, praying that
Ne Michigan Bell Telephone Company
- enloined fron, moving q telephone
teie az the corner of Cherry and jeff
s7cnsve.. q point ResTsF The fsent
a>cr Of hs Fes.dencs
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
Leaves
GEO. DEHAVAN,
Gen'l Pass. Agent.


NorIcE-Commencing July special
car for freight shipments Of household
goods and merchandise will I've run
every week day TO Ottawa Beach on
passenger train leaving Grand Rapids
at l:l5 p. M, articles for this car must
he delivered to the freight house, corner
OF Island and Calder-s.s.. before IL a. m.
GEO. DEHAvEx,
General Passenger Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

Or. L. T. Owen, after . continued
occupancy of Lucc's block. 6s Monroe
at, for fourteen years, takes possession
Of fine new Offices in the Gilbert block
l2i Monroe-st.. over Morse's. where he
wall greet his friends aud patrons.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
Malta.

Two more missmates wero made
known to the public, yesterday. Grace
Overholt:alleges that George, her hus-
band deserted her and she asks for .
divorce on that ground. Anna w.
Ravencroft wants to be separated from
Abraham F. Ravencroft, but does not
reveal her grievances TO the public.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
The colt race today.
NofIea.

We have sold our plaster mills known
as the Noble 4 Co. mills To the Grand
Rsplds Gypsum Go. John Burtsch and
lsaas CaDpen are authorized TO settle
up our business.
JoHN RERTscH.
Isaac CAfPEG.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
LAW AND LAWYERS.
ctssais eeas.--F~rs 4.

nos. M =. sRoyx. IensE-
Ia the matter Of ths estate % Byron
.. Bail. dfeesssd: Martha NJ. Temp.
klas, sppsllee, vs.. Ashley l.. Ball. ct.
Al. appellants. appxas from probate
court; order ssttag ASIDE Judgment
canse Continued over term.
Charles Wsrsou va FxAnk X. Baird,
TeD.sYtn, motion % act ASIDE nca-Suit
ssgued ana submitted.
Mary l.. Temple vs. Nuskegon,
Grand Rapids aud fnd.ans Railroad
Co., trespsss Oh the ease, on trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
JULY 4ru.


One fare for the round trip between
sll stations on the q. X. 4 7. K Il.
Tickets will be sold on July 81 and 9Th,
good for return until July etts
This rate viii apply g. Chicago and
intermediate points on Michigan Cen
trait X. e., via Kalamazoo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

GO b Reeds Lake for the Fourth.
Afternoon and evening fireworks Ca
the sth balloon ascension and psFaehate
drop by Mile Lamont, the most noted
artist IA AeT profession IA America.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

Wednesday evening we viii cell hfty
dozen fancy and white, single and
doubls-hressted washable vests at 70
cents GIANT CLOTHING t0AFASY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

The fourth annual meeting OF the
Grand Rapids Horsemen's Association
begins today. Every days program
will be worth seeing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

Special train up
Special train up
Special train up
Special train up
Will leave the Beach 1880 pm.
Will leave the Beach 1890 p. m. ~
Round trip tickets only rs cents.
Round trip tickets only 70 cents.
Round trip tickets only 20 cents.
P. S.-Regular trains for the Beach
will leave $50 .. M, Ills p. M, $40 p.
III. and $50 p. In.
GEO. De HAVEN,
Gen. Passr. Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
Encourage the efforts of the Associa :
ton by your attendance.


Clothes Do Not Mako
the man, but good fitting clothes
makes a man feel comfortable and bet
ter satisfied with his purchase. Good
clothes when bought of Shattuck q
Trowbridge, the merchant taiors, cost
no more than an ill-fitting suit picked
up elsewhere. In trouserIngs and SUIT
ings they have an elegant stock, bought
very low, to which sthey invite atten-
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
Superior Court

HON. n. A. suRIISoANx. JUDGE.
Amy Johnson VS.. Charles johnson.
IN chaaeery, hearing IN open courtand
decree Of divorce granted 10 complains
ant, grounds non-suppoTt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

wAsaIssros. July For Michigan:
OecxGonxl hgnt shoseEss stationary
ssu 2sTaturs; southsrly x.ncA
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

The races for today are the $50 trot,
els trot and the colt trot. The list of
entries promises that eacn will be inter-
e<tiup
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

NON. A. c, ApsIr. JCp3x.
George spencer va Euaice Spencer
cAaneeFy: decree for plaintiff.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

We have only two prices on ladie s.
dress hats, bic and 4Sc. You should
see what we are offering IN these lots.
CoRL, KNOTT & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
lily White.

The vsllevCity Milling Company has
no peer in tie manufacture OF flour.
Try The LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has a picture of our mill. None genuine
without it. VALLEY City MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

Single and double-breas,ed, white
and fancy linen vests 20 cents, Nednes-
day evening At the Giant.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
Seven carefully arranged programs viii te
given and the finest artists n the state
viii participate. also
VIM Il. SHERWOOD,
The Great Chicago p.Aasst.

Some Of the other artists who VIII take part
are Mrs. Ida Norton. Miss Alice AndruS.
soprAnoss Miss blanche Ne.. slollnists Hiss
Agnes Anerus. Mr.. Jg..ns Y. Sesier. pianist.
and the Philharmonic STRING Quarsetie. O.
Detroit; Mr.. A. 4. Stanley. organist. Arm
Arbor; Mrs YAle Mrs. Dawn hrs Aichols.
Mrs. Peterson. Nh Heat. Mr. Post. Sr. Wei
lensiein. Mr.. Colwell. Dir. Asruhesa. Mr. Hob
inson. and Ar. Csmpbeil. Grand RxpiaA
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

See program of the races in another
Column
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
. 81, base ball club accepts the


q sge OF the Slitlns 20 play q game
{ pall for s25 side and gate receipts
the winner 10 pay for the grounds.
Answer Dan Thornton, manager, care
Of Harris cigar store.
Johnson & Hanson, the Leeds Lake
ssloonIsts, who were arrested for SELL
ing liquor on Sunday and also for sell
ing 10 minors. were before Justice Hy-
dorm yesterday and waived examina-
ton Their trial IS set for July Q.
The BrickiayeTs union have elected
officers: President, John j. Williams;
wee president, NJ. VI. McMurray; finan-
cal secretary, Joseph Welsh; recording
secretary. John Clark; corresponding
recretary. James II. Courtney; door
keeper. y. d. Maloney.
Great preparations are being made at
Ottawa Beach for tho Fourth of July.
A band has been engaged and there Is
prospect that al who attend the Beach
Will have good time. The pyrotechni-
cal display Will commence the evening
Of the Fourth and last over sunday.
The Oratorio society has decided 20
increase the annual dues of members
90 81, and 90 admit honorary members
~ g. = year. the latter to have all the
privileges OF active members except TO
attend the singing class and TO have
free admission TO al entertainments.
The arguments in the case to decide
TIE relative powers Of the Board of
Public Works and The Common Coun-
ell were made before the Supreme
Court yesterday. City Attorney Tay-
lor represented the interests Of the
Common Council and John r. More
represented the Board OF Public Works.
James Stow. who has been IN Eng
I land for the past year a. sgeus for
American agricultural machinery, 10
n the CITY for few days. lie reports
the business "a prosperous snd the de-
niand for American machinery IN Eug-
land IL constantly increasing. He
vii return tomorrow for another years
work.
The committee having IN charge the
matte of condemninx the toll roads
existing within the city limits will meet
Friday morning Tor conference with
the officers OF the various roads. An
efort will % made To purchase the IN
tsrsss OF these corporations without
going through the accessory legal pro-
essdings ~ condemn .theni for public
purposes.
Col. X. =. Pierce has received from
Maj. Mckinley an acknowledgment OF
TOE receipt OF the cohgratglat0ry tsle-
gsm. sent tyy the i've gentIenen who
accompanied him from ths city % Orr
vile, OHIO, IN October Isst. The tsle-
grana was sent % Mr. Mckinley the
evening of his nomination % head the
republican ticket N the coming Ohio
campaign.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01

The admission 10 the series OF concerts = 81
(tickets transferable. - cehts Ter sineie ficl-
cts; all tickets 10 De cb;aine1 Al the doors q
the Park Congregational Church. sale besla.
ming Tuesday morning at O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-01
BREAKFAST BREVITES.

The races today.
Take supper a. swetand's, The lake
II YOU would be we'll dressed. patron
tSe Gardner & Baxter.
For Michigan Central time table for
the races, sec sixth page.
The Board OF Education Will hold .
sort sesslon Saturday night
English twills IN all the new shapes N
neekwear n Gardiner & baxters-
Three carloads OF HAllvood blocks
have been received for the West Bridge
% pavement
The whea. market has been weak for
the last few days. and nnaly tumbied
Yesterday TO 90 cents
The Board of Public Works Will hold
its weekly session Friday afternoon IN
stead OF Saturday.
There have been forty cases OF meas
lea reported 10 the board or health dur
Ing the pAsI month.
Take supper At Swetland's, the lake.
The toll road committee Of the conn.,
mon council meets Friday morning at
the committee rooms.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Pres Club will be held in the club
rooms this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Amy johnson secured divorce from
Charles Johnson IN the superior court
yesterday on the grounds OF non-sup-
port
Plans for the new pump house for
the Muskegon water work are in the
Builders and Traders Exchange for
bsds.
Take supper ~ Swetland's, the lake.
The westover Brick company Is max
irg II, 600 brick per dag, and will ~
once place another machine Ut their
works.
The Methodists have pitched their
tent on the corner Of l2th-ave, and 5.
Diuson-st, and are holding revival
services every day and evening.
The Salesmen's Union and the pro-
prietors have agreed that the stores
Will be kept open Friday evening and
Until IL O'Clock saturday OF the Fourth
OF July.
The board Of supervisors held . ten
aute session yesterday mornlng.
king the salary Of the county
esloEer of schools at $500 they
'rsd TIL this morning At nine
srs. Philip Feldhauser and Chas.
lup of Denver aud c. A. Brock
>sese0ting Wannamaker's EN-
&'eiphia, are in the city,
are buyers TO arrive IN
~ hasa hall ~l,h arranfs Nh a
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-07-23
FARMERS ALLIANCE.
A. lame NOTES.

Pr ssident Polk deserves great credit
Tor his able war on sectionalism. He
has led the van in demolishing the
doctrine of sectional hate. tits a grand
cause, and he has been an able standard
bearer for both blue aud gray.-Econo-
mist
The frequent references to Senator
PETERS beard and Jerry Simpsons feet
exhibit the high intellectual character
of the opposition to the peoples move
ment There is great wisdom and
depth of thought in these invidious
personal references, and they will I'M
doubtedly have great weight with the
people. The Capital says ''if such argu-
ments do not insure the success of the
republican party, nothing can."-A5vo-
cate.
The settled policy of that wing of
the political army called republican is
to endeavor to Islander the alliance to
death. That of the other wing, the
democratic, is to falsely pretend to ia
vor alliance principles, in the hope that
such pretenscs may deter the members
from uniting in an independent move
ment The one policy is bold, desperate
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-07-23
" august
Flower

The Hon. J. w. Fennimore is the
Sheriff of Kent Co., Del, and lives
at Dover, the County Seat and Cap
ital of the State. The sheriff is
gentleman ffty-nine years of age,
and this is what he says: II have
fused your August Flower for sew
"eral years in my family and for my
Town use, and found it does me
more good than any other remedy.
have been troubled with what /
call Sick Headache. A pain comes
in the back part of my head first,
and then soon a general headache
until l become sick and vomit.
" At times, too, 1 have a fullness
after eating, pressure after eating
eat the pit of the stomach, and
" sourness, when food seemed to rise
up in my throat and mouth. When
- feel this coming on if l take
" little August Flower it relieves
me, and is the best remedy 1 have
lever taken for it. For this reason
Z" I take it and recommend it to
others as great remedy for Dys-
"pepsia, &C." @
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury., New Jersey, U. S. A.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-07-23
DON'T ROCK The BOAT.

The Advocate Utters q Timely Warning
which Certain Journalists In the North
west Will DO Wen to Heed.
On what do we, who say we believe
in popular government base our hope
of its perpetuity? Do we believe with
Mr. Ingalls, that a last analysis brings
up on bayonets? Do we not, with
clearer, higher vision, see that bayonet
force is of all things least enduring and
most treacherous, and that the only
sure foundation is built of trustfulness,
of brotherly love, of confidence, of faith
in man and faith in the eternal good.
We are approaching a crisis which
will test our great American expert
ment in popular government as it has
never before been tested. We are even
now embarked in the great boat, Ere
form" and are rapidly nearing deep
water. It is most solemn time. Not
all of the sailors have large vision of
the great open sea of industrial free
dom whittier our boat is headed,
hence not all are careful of their
every move nor feel the deep
responsibility of steady service, patient
mood and even temper. God help us;
what wreck if we rock our boat and go
downtown among the wreckage of
those other struggles of past time.
What agony! What bitter strife before