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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-26
no STATE MONEY FOR CONNECTICUT MILITIA.

no STATE MONEY FOR CONAECIICCF MILITIA
Hartford July 2f.-Trere has been some little Stir
this week the refusal of Controller staub TO pro-
vide for the expenses Of State military encampment
at Mantle next MONTH but the money will doubtless he
forthcoming from other sources than the State Treasurer
the state repay the money at future tine. Controller
Staub apparenty following the advice Of his counsel
william IIamersey of this city, I'm this matter IN order.
as thinks to avoid being caught In an unpleasant
predicament. But with the advice OF Mr..
ITamersey the Controllers orders always
nized by Treasurer Henry WHO is just @ careful as to
his responsibility for expenditure OF the peoples money
$ Mr.. Stoub
There has been some little stir the resignation Of
John Chilly from the Board OF Sclectmen to accept
place County Commissioner and the choice OF Robert
A. Grlfrng to succeed him on the Town Board Mr..
Grlning is one of the ahlest of the local Republican
politicians and has been largely instrumental in keeping
the Young Mems Republican Club OF the city in its
resent high state Of efficiency lie will make eX-
eellent member Of the Board as he has beon long
familiar with public matters, from his connection with
the Board OF Aldermen for years during portion CT
the being president pro and acting Mayor of tho
city.
The efficiency Of the Connecticut National Guard In
case it should be called upon IN time OF riot other
local disturbance has been tested in the las. few DAYS
Orders have issued to separate companies by the
TO assemble at their respective amOres and
cothc themselves uniform and receive ten rounds OF
ammunition for riot duty. The requirements are that
per OF the command shall nave appeared
in line properly armed and equipped the company shall
be dismissed and the report the time required
the anjutants Office. The average time has been
little half hour. although company
Rockville by violating spirit Of the order and beating
tho drum outside Of the made the time in
minutes.
William IL. Richardson in his win left to the South
Baptist church $1,000 for the building OF PARSONAGE
IL surprise the church but II has parsonage
IL viii be none the less acceptable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-26
Itching Agonies

OF the skin and scalp, from infancy TO age are IN
SANITY relieved by the CUTICURA REMEDIEs. N.
only positive cure for agonlzing itching burning
bleeding, and scay diseases Of the skin, scalp arS
blood, with loss Of hair. from pImplcs 10 sorofula
except possibly ichthyosis. This Is more than can -
trutbfuIly snid Of any other remedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-26

During the races, New-lork Central will sen sa
cuIsion dckets 10 saratoga at reduced rates. neus~
admission 10 Grand stand. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-26

The Worlds Fair Special reaches Chicago in time to
make all Western connections see New-York Central
time table. -.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
For Many Years Or. Todd Has
Cured CONSUMPTION.

FoRr WayNF, Ind. Sept. II. 1879.
For the benefit of those Who think
consumption lncuTable, viii make
statement OF my cure. co the l2in OF
last March ! was taken with the Jung
fever. or as the doctors called u, pleuro-
pneumonia. was attended bv orc
whom ! had considered the most emf
nent physician Of this CITY for three
months aud halt. during WHICH time
be employed fve other physlcians as
counsel. For about three weeks ]
thought vas getting better, when an
abscess began 70 form N my left lung.
and tie physlciaus pronounced q Quck
consumption. Prom ths time isiied
rapidly, and raised pint 10 a quart of
phlegm matter esch DAY, and had night
sweats. Ry the 2eth Of June mad got
80 weak that ceuld not ift
glass Of water 20 my mouth,
and vas confined to my bs.d
was reduced TO a skeleton except
svslled At this time my wife seeing
Dr. = Clay Todd's circular, employed
hlm, snd arm free 70 say I improved
steadily from the time I commenced
taking be medic nes. II three ds.s
tsfe ~NfAstttE tf1A ffff~ 'lt "a IL - tiiiti~t
and IN three weeks ! was able - lss up
and yak out doors q little. sud IN Ten
seeks wss shie o. waik ten fuiies. and
felt a. well ss ever dId. Vow wax
from three 70 four n1iles eseh dsy. snd
ne ther coneh nor SPIT. ! nave NJ pa
and think ny lungs hesled perfectly.
john A Miller,
n " Creighton p. Wayne. Ind.
NJ Miller new weighs Us pounds.
4f Miller - over % years ois. Mr.
Miller was cured j. years sr0. Thss
shows thst consumption car - yssf-
Haanently cured ~ Df. :. Clsy Todd
People are gong hetveer here ane
Fort Nayne every csy- set some
friend - osli en- Mt. Miller ard learn
TIE particulars ~ bls cure. il VS. tho
TAX oi tee boxH for mon ihs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
ACROSTIC AND BIOGRAPHY
How the West Side Ladies Literary En-
tertained One Another.

The committee on entertainment pro-
vided the program for the day, which
proved to he quite novel as well as ex-
ceedingly interesting, the first part con-
sisting of a biographical sketch of
Henry David Thoreau, from the pen of
Ralph Waldo Emerson, together with
selections from Tboreau's works. This
was followed by vocal solo, TO Lib
erty," the words by Philip fireman. and
set 10 the air of America. The second
part OF the program was a literary
acrOstlc. Each member of the club
personated some prominent literary
character. and gave q quotation from
his or her writings. the other men,
bers Of the club were then To guess the
authors name. which when gwen were
written upon the blackboard in their
order, the arrangement being such that
the initial letters spelled the club name.
4 letter from Artemas Ward to little
girl, and n poem, cause It's GlttIn'
Spring." were then read. After crltl-
cisms the club adjourned.
Next Saturday committee on science
report.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
DESERTED HIS WIFE.
Ed Nichols, Leaves the Mother of His
Children FOR Another.

Mrs Mary Nichols called at the Office
OF the county poor directors yesterday
and poured her tale of woe into the
ears of the charitable officials. She
stated that Ed. Nichols, night clerk at
the Michigan House is her husband
and that liz deserted her and their
little ten-year-old daughter some time
ago and has failed TO contribute any
thing for their support. She had been
working at Big Rapids until about two
weeks ago when she came here and
found her negligent husband at the
Michigan House. She also stated that
she soon discovered he was contrlbut-
ing good share of his earnings upon
another far creature OF his affections,
consequently she had INN arrested for
non-support aud the case has been ad-
lOurned several times in police court.
she also stated that her husband has
refused to pay for her board at the
Michigan House where she mas been
sOlournIDg. and that she is anxious TO
have her case acted upon IN the court.
She lmplored the benevolent officials 10
RESTRAIN the police court from further
adlonrnmg her case and upon being
told that they had no power TO act IN
reference 10 the matter, she departed
heart-broken and discouraged.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
MAKE No ERROR !

IfyOu have made up your
mind that You need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Gro at once to DIR. 5.
CLAY TODD, IGN Division
St, Weniiam block, rooms
1, ; and 4, Grand Rapids,
Mich. He will save YOU
much expense and loss of
time. DIR. TOdd's hospital,
and other experience in
foreign countries, together
with his purely Vegetable
and harmless remedies, inn
ported directly from those
countries, and 2j years
special practice in tn G
largest cities in the United
States, renders him pecul-
iarly fitted for the work of
curing apparently hopeless
cases. DIR. Todd is i'm his
Office from 8 i'm the morning
to : at night. Every day
but Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
those sao base Iost the.r aSaElng u al
sAncea years
Uss sf the Had AtpA2sst.

those sho base lost thesr asaglDg u al
sAnesd years.
Uss sf the Hasa Alphabet.
The h4na a.pb4bsEs used are nearly
tne same 4s those represented ~ cuts
- t1s dictionaries sad - frequently
used Dy seh00l glEis IA telling secrets.
The single naud 8 nsed OfteRest- Ia
TIE doa6le kaad alphabet the Foxels
sFe made - pointing - the thumb for
A. The first niger Tor l., and 80 on
through tie I've.
4 PECULIARLY among the deaf VINO
iost Their hearing uefoEe lsarn.ng
~ TAX = tDas almost al or toeso eau
cay a wofd or tSo. IL generally Is an
ulrec0gD fable production, but they
are As proud of e as tney vel can ue-
oae deaf mute IA the city can say two
words, OF Hh.ch achievement ne = very
proud IheV are "TaIs" and 'beer.
While n no way rejecting upon him.
& must be confessed That ne saws
seer much plainer than lie does
~rats." '.iou may De surprised,
wrote one OF the company. "but there
are some deaf ltdies or my acqusnt-
4nee Nhocan play several pieces upon the
piano. Uf coase L : purely mechanical.
livery motion must have been COM
m.tt, q to memory, 10y no means an
easy task. Dancing is quite easy. We
keep time 10 the muse " watching the
others. TX a bass drum IS used, the
blow Of tie stick oa the drum gives an
easy way OF telling the time, As II al
feets the nerves OF feeling as does the
Jar Of railway train. Another thing
the deaf mutes Of this city are very
thrifty aud generally we'll educated. /
am sorry ~ say l. IS not so III many
places"
Many other very interesting facts
were mentioned, one being that
the speed OF hand language IS al
most as great as or spoken.
Also that deaf mutes if uneducated
have no ideas concerning divinity
the soul, death, etc. They are
as untutored savages in regard To high
er ideas, until education opens the flood
gates OF knowledge.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
DR.. S. CLAY TODD,
!6 North Dlvision-Si.,
GRAND RAPIDS MICH
Advice Free.
CATARRH CURED

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slight cong on II thr mucous
membrane oi the nose AZ FIRST, lucrgas
with each cold until lt spreads through
out the whole mucous system. adtcts :
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes. stuu-
ach, etc, oausirg deafness. lung g =
eases, dyspepsia and many other y -
iressIng and dangerous complaints. 4
foil account of your present conc Ten
and tho treatment Won require, Ni he
gwen you free ot charge sly lpr. :. CLAW
Todd. lb North j fsi n-et., Room. J. )
ap1 4, Grand Kapds, Il h.
taiaTrh, deafness. rheumatism, ncr-
vous debility, impotence and al dfs-
eases resulting nom carly lnd sCrttOns
and eycessos 81 manhood. al Diseases OF
the urinary organs. partial para y-fs,
varcocelle. upiuus. tumors, scrofuia.
old sores, dropsv, - n de-. ascs, liver
and kidney complaints. hcaii diseases.
fhortness 81 breath. rack If head,
small OF back, etc, lnclud ~ all ipniale
complaints and chrome Diseases cured
a Achly and permanently.
II you are nervous. fesilees. irritable,
sleepless of wake after horriI drsaf.ls,
tired mornings. With dell ifraaacha.
had taste IN the month. sometimes ID s.
charges, and SO about vouf cnfpIaY.
ment without life. energy and snlfator,
desire % be alone. gloomy for bel ngs.
a disposition 60 worry aifd fret abort
trouble ahead that never comes. sp,fls
OF feeling afraid or uncertain. sCsi.,e-
times iow spirits, you arc suffering from
nervous debility and eNnausti0n q
nerve power. which NAV end n utter
pfosttauou. insanity and death.
II Won nave great sense oi weakness
and wearlnesE. wlta tired limbs. unmb-
ness, trembling, pficllY sensations cold
feet aisd legs, voH are advancing a. that
most serious disease. paralysis.
II yonr head sClt-s, iesis fsumb ard
tired. with strange sfnsations. loss ~
memory. and Won think witn difiiculfr,
OF YOU are siespless ~ nighi, with drov-
sIness aud doilBess hufing the deF. tife
nerve and brain fatigue may soon ran
into Insanlty.or death.
YOU have any of thesf feelings do
not neglect them eF they vii emu in par
siysls. insanity. pfosiratiun ~ death
As YOU value your iife uo not negiFft
these warnings. Time and experience
/ have shown. ard hundreds Of startling
! and marvellous cures ifsye proved. that
these diseases are perfectly End com.
/ tiffttf NAtr8 - ~ = tANf lNtNf A-tts
! ls North bivisiur st. Nsififam DO J.
4 rooms ,. 2 ard :. Grand Rapids.
/ nder tie use Of Bf : Clay Jodd's
remarkable remed ies. al tisess symp-
/ toms yieid ss II tT mage. and strength
| 81 nerves, vigor 81 BRAIN, vitality 81
blood and health Of body are soon re.
stored.
HIS remedies are purely vegetable
and harmless, and csn only be obtalDsd
Ht his ofi4ee.
DR. TODD compounds as presrfip-
tors hsforf esrn Tatisnt "a hs ofiloe.
| BE TODBs Ofiiee = 81 80 torni
/ psss19fs-et.. Nentau ti1cs. rooms j 3
ard 4 gFaud Rapids Nch.
He ntediCInes agree wltt the st0fnscf,
srd gen car eat anything you choe-s.
He = n his of8ief fFfsru sin TIE morn
ine uutH in the evening every day
+ huf -nn0sye.
Csll. everybody. kfrendiv tslk wi
cozf von nataiBg.
/ L0v Cbsfgss Kxpio Cures
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
ASTHMA 35 YEARS,
RAPIDLY RECOVERING.

/ had asthma 50 years very bad
sometimes had 10 go TO bed. and the
treatments took from physicians were
of no use until | employed Dr. Clay
Todd, 10 North DivIsion-st.. Wenham
block, rooms j, and 4. Grand
Rapids, Mich. have been taking his
medicine one month, and no.with-
standing my recent trp of two weeks
TO Canada ! have continued 10 improve
steadily. and have only bad one Dad
spell since | began his treatment. and
that was when / was an Canada. DOW
breathe freor, especially N the last
week or ten days. and take longer
walks without experiencing difficulty.
in fact. feel that my dreadful com
plaint is leaving me. am 66 wears OF
age. ;. II. NtREA,
Cor. Charles-st. and Wealihy-sve..
Jan. IL, 1921. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
SATISFACTORY NEWS
A Change Made IN One of tho City's
Most Important Institutions.

The TELEGRAM HERALD has been in
formed that the Grand Rapids Electro
type Works has passed into other hands
and that the institution has been put
on basis that will enable 1t to com
pete with all outside concerns IN the
same line. both as TO price and prompt
ness IN doing work. TINS will doubt
less be most gratifying information TO
the city's manufacturers and whole
salers who have been sending out of
the city for the bulk of their engraving
and electrotyping work. Mr. A. T.
Sisght, an experienced man in the
work which this company does, is the
manager, and hls rule Is satisfactory
work and prompt delivery. He will
reach out for the outside trade. and IN
that way bring lots of new business to
the cltv.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
Burial Society ORGANIZED.

Articles of association of the "Mlchi-
gan Mutual Endowment Association"
were filed with the county clerk yester-
day. The object of the ASSOCIATION is
stated to be "for the purpose of provid-
ing for the burial expenses of It's MEM
hers" The association - to- be located
in this city. aud the lncorporators are:
Charles Fox, w. X. Raguel, K. Barn
ard, Homer w Nash, Henry F. May,
Clay II. Holllster, J. ". r. Holcomb,
Il. A. Shouton. T. 4. YanDugteren and
!. VI. XauDugteren.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

Commencing Monday, April 20. 1891. 4.
the D.. G. III. & NJ. railway IN connec-
ton with the c.. :. q VI. railroad, will
run three trains daily SUNDAY ex-
cepted between Grand Rapids and the
Saginaw Valley, as follows: Leave
Grand Rapids at $50 a. M, arrive at
Saginaw at los n. m; leave 1920 a.
m. and arrive at saginaw at 500 p. m;
leave at 3:45 p. m. and arrive Mt Sagl-
nav At S:45p. m. Returning leave sag
iuaw at $40 a. m, aud arrive at Grand
Rapids at 1880 p. m; leave 1920 p. m.
and arrIve at Grand Rapids 300 p. m;
leave at $50 p. m. and arrive at Grand
Rapids at 1925 p. M Trains leaving
Grand Rapids at 1920 a. m. aud Sagi-
nav 1920 p. m. have through coaches
between Grand Rapids, Bay City and
saginaw.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
YOUNG
-AND-
Middle ged

NERVOUS DEBILITY, NkkNol :
Weakness, resulting from early lno's-
cTeuos nand e1oesses ct manhood, ever
work of the brain. improper tIe2tMs4i
of some other diseases improper 0se ~
instruments IA examinations and treat
ment of some other diseases Hereditary
weakness, etc. causing lost manhood,
smpoIsncy, bsrrenness, inability 10 col
leet IDEAS or remember word cuT4ng
conversation, making the sufferer lose
confidence n every one, even himself,
causing continual worry and anxiety
about troubles that never oonles some
times causing Epilepsy. often causing
sanity. one form Of Deafness, Paral-
ysis, Nervousness and Heart Disease,
inability 10 conduct business. eic.
This disease, With al its compllea-
tons, is always cured nv Dr. :. Clay
Todd, 10 North DiNlsion-st., WenhanI
block, rooms ], 5 and 4, Grand Rapids
Mich. Call Immediately.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
Before His Honor.

Judson Frink, who was arrested =
week ago for disorderly conduct, was
released yesterday on suspended sem
tFuce upon payment OF the costs.
Morris Courtney. the uusnt, was also
released on suspended sentence. Peter
Hughes could not make the insanity
dodge work successfully and the court
fined him $40 and s4.90 for costs Peter
was short OF funds and went to jail for
thirty davs 4 number Of other cases
were adjourned until next week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

We have set Hot AIR Furnaces
for forty years. We always han
die the best. We let people
Judge OF our work wherever our
Furnaces are set. aswe have yet
90 tiud the first one objection 10
any one Of our Furnaces. because
in the FIRST place We always put
ia a size large enough 10 beat
the building and our work man
shin will then show without any
blowing which W. deSpise. Tie
Furnace may Ire ever so good
and vt be a failure IN healing
eyeciually and econcm "a ~ II
ekiiiis rot shows throughout.
We can name parties - thts
CITY who are using ste y tons ~
coal rsght fest q ours which arc
using oHiy o inns for ; aud -
room houses and heat sncefsS
fuily up 20 70 degrees. Aeptiia.
ton has bscn our sindy fof Z
years. Ia eeif ne Furnaces. over
20 - our farnaces set IN NH
waukee last vo.sr and every one
gives perfect satisfaction. " .
have I en- seffire our Furnaces
in this city for FIVE ye@rs. We
car save yea ore third tn fuel
sad ~ less cost in Furnaces.
Our Ere pot is O. imposed of casi
iron rings made perfect ' gas
tight. and ee have never knDwn
oDe of our Ere pots 70 give ont
We have ns.fr had occasion n
remove one o. or Furnaces for
any cause whatever Come snd
see 10 snd our Furnaces.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

The lsst hut aof the lesst of the Le
Clear photographic fraternity = on
deck J NJ iselesr. Of Detroit. the
NplE-sn0wn photograph snd portrs {
artist q Mexican. has during me past
week purchased the naaunsoth photo
graph,c eefahi shfnsat f0rmeFty knovn
aad o.sussi - A A. is1 ear. bslt far
tbs iase year ran bT ? Is. Lef ear W
N iei lsar = the fsther 81 the lsilef
ani brother of ses former oeeupsass -
ths Hre atifefY Nf tef1ssF states
ffs place sf husnesz wF hr aTsfiaf
So avh sHFefr 500 ~fa sa entire n~w
serus 81 afia snd Dass3ns secon,g -eisss
.F 81 tae hesr farn ttssif8sss srrf
l.sa e. sat Fstend the fizks hsnS 81
lsIisRs4 = 70 ts = 64s.ass4 aaas
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
Internal Revenue Stamps.

The new certificates Of extention for
special tar stamps have been received
at the Internal revenue Office. Apph-
eants for new stamps are requested to
write the number and date Of old stamp
wisen applying for an extension.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

Having very large stock Of rem
nsnts of picture mouidings on hand. we
will make up the same % order in
frames. and at prices never before
heard Of IN Grand Rapids. until May
is,.. in order 70 close them out and
make room for new stock.
special low price on regular stock, OF
winch We have very large new assort-
ment for the sprlne trade, received with
IN the past two weeks
Gail aud get prices befor. placing your
orders. F. ~ SfYWorR.
II. Nn- 80 ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

TERRIBLE
CT II T. ID

had terrible steady baekacbe for
four years without any let up al al;
sometimes | could hardly stralghlen
up. Could not ride IN "A wagon On ac-
count Of the greater jar of the wagon.
and have walked rather tLan ride. /
have now been under the treatment Of
DIR. :. CLAY TODD, 10 North DIVE
slon-st.. Wenham block, rooms /. 8 and
4, Grand Rapids, Mich. ten days, and
yesterday | rode 20 miles and nine
miles today IN wagon without pain
at all-thc first time for four years. 1
would checrluliy recommend DIR.
Todd TO those who have great pain IN
their backs. AVERY pOWNER,
October Is, 1890. Alpine, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
Progress.

It = very important N this age of
vss material progress that rem edy be
pleasing - toe taste aud - the eye,
easily taken. acceptable 10 the stomsch
amt healthy "a its nature and effects.
Possessing these qualities. syrup Of e
s the one perfect iaxative and nlost
gentle duTetie known.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

Artistic eject. Meslosttss at smith
= ssoforjs
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

fhss essk az Ssis8n Matter = 60 z
maF ~ nsu nsasy attractive rteees 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

pr'esslsy's sserass hasek goods 81
EHidefs
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
Does This You,

Exquisite design in Administers at
Smlth 4 Sanford's 8.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19
Ns- Kendall Block.
Mr,. c. ?. cofin. q aRsn.or,- 81. ha.

a few chosce imported rot'e patterns
left. which, for . few day, soc viii
ei a. ont. made or unmsde.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-19

80 q -. = IEsisalIalsfI..
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-03-07
No Negroes There.

Slavery, as is well known, depend
ed Tor its EXTENSION on two import
ant crops. both OF which demdnded
a large amount OF cheap labor, and
afforded articles which commerce
greatly demnn Is. The institution
rested on the industries of tobacco
and cotton growing. Only where
one OF these crops could be proftably
titled did the institution ever firmly
establish itself. A glance Mt the map
viii show III at tho Appalachian sys-
TEN oil mountains widens as We 60
southwark from Pennsylvania un-
I'll IL occupies nearly one nth Of the
3 outhern states, extending south
ward, 40 ms TO include half OF Virgin
in and North Carolina, consider
able part OF western South Carolina,
much OF Georgia, Tennessee, aud
Kentucky, and a part OF Alabama.
In this section the character ot
the soil and form OF the surface and
the nature OF the climate make the
land unsuited for the extended cul
ture of either tobacco or cotton
The result was slavery never firmly
established itself as en- economic
institution in any part Of this vast
/ territory. Here and there in thu
more fertile valleys few slaves wer'
employed. but there are counties il
this area where a slave was nevel
held. and where to this day a negro
Is SO great a curiosity that peopl
will journey miles to behold him
The natural result of this distribu
ton in the negro population wa
that the mountain districts OF tn
south we're separated in their politi
cal motives from the plane country
When the rebellion occurred tn
Appalachian country was "A reglo
where disanectiOn toward the cor
iederacy prevailed; to great exten
the men cast in their lot with tn
north. or, at least. gave their syn
pathies to the federal cause. Th
people Of eastern Kentucky an
Tennessee and western Virginia
and generally those OF wester
North Carolina as well-recrulte
the ranks OF the federal army.-Pro
n. S. Shaler in Scibners.