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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

TIE Democrat remarks that :" veto
Of ths biil proposing 10 give tairty thou
saEd dollars 10 the city of Detroit viii
not interfere with the extent or the cor
diallty Of the reception 70 be accorded
70 the Grand Army Of the Republic.
Detroit needs no oatslcs help" That
IA the point exactly. The entertainment
VII. - complete snd DstEeit needs no
outside help But no one claims that
any eutsite help IS gwen Detroit, ex-
eept those who wish 10 defeat the ap-
propnAnon BY an appeal TO Local pref
udlce. The state 10 not helping De-
tnoit by this appropriation. but IS simp-
ly doing wha. the state should do and
be proud 10 do. The anxiety OF the
Democrat To "braee up" the 7xs Gov
ernor in bis opposition to the work of
Don Dlckinson's Legislature IS anus
ing. That Legislature mas been At work
al winter and spring paving Don Ms
way TO the United States senatorship
and Isaac NJ. is bound TO blow hole IN
that pavement If il takes several tons
OF editorial dynamite. Hence the
whenceness.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26
THE OBSERVER.

la the last forty years tais country
has Increased Ia wealth i've times fas.rT Z
thAa "a population; while England, N
the same period, has increased only
tslce IS fsst IN wealth Is IN population.
OF thas increase Ia wealth. 80 per cent.
went into the pockets OF the wage
eA!aers. while 10 per cent vent 10 cap
itslists. About quarter Of the entire
wealth or tue nation IS IN railroad
properties. which amount IN value 10
~ ,lvo, ,ooo, COZ, ana earn Il per cent q
year.
The amount of silver coined IN the
Msxican mints N the year 1891 was
s2i .Szs coo against So. .0Si coo IA tne
precsealng twelve moaths. decline or
81 ,703 900.
Germany sent 10 the United stats
lasi year beet-root sugar 70 the value OF
ST. Zoo 900.
Professor orton, State geoligst OF
Ohio, says that natural gas is = stored
deposit, and certain OF rapid exhaus-
ton, and that when the supply OF any
territory is once used 1t Is gone .og
ever. There Is no manufacture OF II
gong on IN the depths OF the earth.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26
oDos Axo uoa


Tie Su-ss sf i,.iy has tusnsy ssrin7 sf
pearls ~ fabsisss vsas
Never tear lsvss or cauAbrios, ID rslis
tie sdges- Draw thread and thea cut tAs
vissAS
OF tbs II oooooo wsze esrnsrs m this
cconsry TAX, go. or - per ceat., are en-
eaged IN farming
It Is sAid Of AEnersean ladies that they
love large diamonds saa skas tAey wear
Dsre ,svelry than aH5 oshers-
spsss of grease may be sdsetaAliy re-
moved from he moss delicate fabric By the
sppiio<issn OF dyy beekwasat hosr.
May Of as have two ssAnesrds. one fer
ourseIvs> that reaches the clouds, while
the ops which we give u Others trails low
iA The dust.
IArss water In coed for chiiblAins Use
II bsth srrvng ans aos A saturated selu-
ton Of alum in water. Issd bot. y also
very oeccacicas
The system Of rivetang by hydraulic
power l. being SUCCESSFULLY applied To the
shell plating Of veaseis in eourse Of con
strnction on the Tyne.
One Of the hsppfsst norrents OF young
mans life Is when he notices for the frst
time that his n ustache has grown 90 long
that he vets u when ne drinks.
InGc-rnsny the ordinary speed OF passen-
ser trains is only about tkirty-fve or forty
miles an hour, and this is probably about
the average rate OF speed in other Euro
pean countries.
Experiments on the artifcis, production
OF rain are to be made la KanAas. Balloons
filed with hydrogen aad oxygen gas will
be sent up and exploded by wire con-
neeted with an electric apparatus On tho
Hrorrd
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

The poor as well as the rich enjoy the
fruits OF the weaish hesped up BY Augustus
Hemen WY and loft to his widow and
chiicrcn. Mrs. Hsmenway Is supposed to
I've tho richsse wonnsn in New England.
Her husband came 70 Boston poor lad,
began as hoy ia the Fast 1ntiia house of
that noted merchant OF old, Benjamin
Bangs, 500, became confidential clerk and
then proprisssr himsslf. At his death no
left tcs ote. .oec. the lsyx-st estate ever ad-
mir.ssssei upon In this CITY Mrs Hem
enuay occnDtss cns of thoee solid old
houses on Mt. Vernon street, few steps
back from tho common, In that section Of
tho city whish rsesies It's ancient fashion
able distinction. thoogh some distance
from tho new Laads social osnter Of upper
Comnoawealth avenue.
Not far from her house, bat IN the front
row, % - speak, 10 the home Of Mrs. Anna
Cabot LodSc. facing the common and
Offering glorisus visw from this crest of
Beacon hill over the trees and the pond Of
the historic brsathins spot Of the city.
Her husband, the scholar John Z. Lodge,
left s, ,Oo, SEQ, 20 IT tis understood. Then
there are Mn. Esviss, the mother of
David Eev;ns, who Is a millionaire In her
own name; Mrs. Thayer. the widow OF
Nathaniel Thayer. the banker, for whom
Thayer hall At Cambridge is named. and
Mrs. John T. Andrew. aiso one Of the
Thaycr family snd the wife OF the young
statesman, tAs son Of Massachusetts, noted
war governor.
There. too. arc Mrs. John l. Gardner,
who possesses fortune of her own and
who claims kiBship with New York by be-
ing the daughtsr OF one Of the members of
that great saRsr Arm Of the metropolis, r.
s. l. Stewxrt; Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw, the
dauKAoer os Professor Louis AgAssiz, who
gives the tidy little sum OF half hundred
thousand dollars every year to aid the
kindergarten work for the blind; Mrs.
Aipheus Hardy, whose noral exhibits are
always features in the Horticultural shows
and for whom a noble chrysantheranm has
been named, and the daughter Of Edward
Wiggicsworth, the lincal descendant of
that eminent divine who wrote ''Thc Day
OF Doom. Cor. New York Commercial
Advertiser.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

The tsumped "New Party" has got
here at last. A wild, wierd, conglomer-
ate OF cheap cranklness and cheaper
dishonesty, met Last week at Cincinnati,
and evolved itself into party organi-
zstion with a platform and all that. As
long as platllndes are cheap, public
halls are not expensive, and lungs are
q drug IN the market, so long are we
Liable TO this eJaculatory sort Of poll
tlIs.
At no time, however, lately has there
been so prete1iious an effort made by
tho kaleidescopicldists as this closing at
Cincinnati. They have adopted very
comprehensive platform. All the ilis
OF men are TO be cured. And the
remedy is easy apparently. The only
thing that has got TO be done-and that
will Dc attended to at once-is the
aoolishmcnt of Wall-st. The platform,
aside from its much mouthing of shop
window rhetoric, declares for:
]. Tho abolition of national banks.
2. Illimitable treasury notes.
3. Loans by the government at per
cent. upoi. the country's products.
4. Making real estate u legal tender.
s. Free and unlimited silver coinage.
8. Contisc.!lon of lands owned by
aliens.
7. Coniscation Of railroad lands not
used IN the railroad business.
s. Reorganization of ali sorts of taxa
ton.
9. An income tax.
10. Government control of ownership
Of railroads and telegraphs.
H. Presidential elections by popular
vote.
u. An eight hour labor law.
l3. A campaign against the Worlds
Fair.
And one other plank, a briefer but
much moro comprehensive and hon.
ester, and about equally sure to catch o
sensible public, Gin view of the great
social, industrial, and economical revo.
luton now dawning upon the civilized
world. and the new and living issues
confronting the American people, and
the crystalization of the political reform
forces of our country."-this one other
all-summarizing plalk demands"
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26
EDITORIAL EXCERPTS.

Tho face of the young emperor Of
China is said TO wear "a settled express
sion of melancholy" No wonder, poor
fellow. He wants to run across to
America TO see ball game, and they
won't let him.
The firstsecret of fighting FIRE is to
get at it quickly; the second, to give 1t
herolc treatment. There IS as much IN
the force of a stream IA in the amount
of water delivered, and there is little
good in sending up line after line Of
hose which IA not backed with power
enough to do moro than to spray the
fiames.-frse Press.
We believe that the church can ac-
complish great good in the way OF pre-
pairing humanity for the next world by
devotlng more attention to tho affairs
of this Good laws, sound policies,
benificient institutions and political and
govcrmsntal principles founded upon
Justice, all tend 10 elevate tho charac-
ter OF mankind, and the higher he rises
in intellectual and social qualities the
more spiritual does man bccome.-Bay
City Tribune.
In these DAYS q theological seminary
il very delicate thing to msnsge; tor
through II IS the entrance 70 the church
and unless a seminary can offer 10 slu-
dents instruction OF the highest charac-
ter IN the way of biblical scholarship,
the better clsss of students will not en-
ter it. To 1ive out that not truth, but
a fired set of opinions, is 20 be toe end
Of study. 70 to destroy both the useful
ness AMI the sttractiveuess OF the instr
tt,taOr II iburs
The e.ght-hour law. which has iust
gone into effect in Kansas, does not
apply at .ll 20 work done on strictly
priyste contracts, but a very sweeping
in regard % all done directly for the
state, counties, cities or other muni-
cipsiit.ss, or dorfe indirechT through
contractors or sab-contrsctoFs II II
coarse r~rs,sins ~ ea seen how effec-
uvelv the lsw wlll be enforced bot the
fact Of is passage. in such plensry
form, i. ms ~ the indications that
shows tfe RAPIDLY gTovlns strength Of
the eighthour movemens.--L Leader.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26
LET IT CONE.

The Louisville Courier Journal anx
iously hopes that the end of the world
will not come just now. for show would
tine United States look on the morning of
the day OF judgment with Republican
administration and an empty treasury" !"
We do not wonder that the day OF
judgment has q startling look to the
Courier Journal. "a day Of judgment
with Republican administration and
an empty treasury" indecd--stolen
empty by Southern Democracy and its
allies-overtook this country once. 1t
found the United States cursed with tho
Southern Democratic iniquity Of human
slavery, which found al ardent defend
er in the Courier Journal. If the real
day OF Judgment comes soon, 1t will
find the United States in q very fair
condition, compared with the palniy
days Of Southern Democracy and its
"divine institution so-called. Let II
come.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26
FUGITIVE AND vAGABOND.

A LOCAL contemporary, that is
anxious to find political home some
where-"anywhere, anywhere. out OF
the world"-remarks: "The third
party had better be launched now
than later on" and the Marquette
Mining Journal replies: "The sooner
the so-called third party is launched the
sooner it will be swamped, and if the
work of the Cincinnati convention indi-
Gates what the people may expect from
it its beginning and end will not be very
far apart in point Of time." Which
indicates that our homeless contemp.,
after q temporary nesting, will soon
again be fugitive and vagabond IN
in the political world.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

II seems very impro bable that physi-
clans bearing the excellent regulations
enjoyed by Drs. Peterson and Graves,
should be guilty of the extreme cruelty
alleged by Mr.. Gammage. whose story
appears in another column. Diseased
imagination or distorted mind may
have exaggerated the use of necessary
force into brutal violence and the vic
tim may be honest and sincere in the
hallucinstion. Until the case is finally
disposed of in the court, it will be we'll
to suspend judgment.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26
OFFICES FOR THE GANG.
journal of Finance.


The cure Of dyspepsia is surely to be
effected only by the adoption Of negative
means Commission will do nothing,
omission everything.
Mr. A. j. Cox, tho binder. thinks diff
ferently. he believes heartily in the
sine Of commission. For years no had
dyspepsia in all its forms and phases.
He became reduced to the attenuated
condition Of skeleton. Folks used to
step in tho street - lock at him. Life
became Q yeritabie burdsn to him.
''This sort Of thing went along" says
Mr.. Cox, ''until finally grew very tired.
One evening sat down and made an
estimate Of the drugs I had taken, the
doctors bills had paid. etc. AS l fig
ured it, the medicine had consumed in
six years cost moro and weighed more
than tbs victuals I had eaten. l had
spent on doctors enough money to fill a
dozen bookcases with first editions. ]
made up my mind to reform. That
night dreamed that Solomon came to
me and presented me With cake. Next
morning went down to breakfast; they
had sausages and brckwheats.
"sYour tea and dry toast will be here
in moment said ny wife
"'Yes, well, when 1t comes says l,
you can feed it to the canary birds. I'm
going TO tackle some OF those sausages.
"Wife protested. but in vain. | Just
filled myself full OF hot. Juicy sausages--
yes, and Of buckwheat cakes too.
There says l 10 myself, or rather
says l to my stomach, you can wrestle
with that dose for day or two. I've
got plenty O time to spsrc, ard I'm going
to down you. gol durn you. even though
Il takes a natural lifetiraor
"well, sir. you may not believe it, bat
fnever had sign Of dyspepsia after that.
went right along eating anything and
everything, but never an ache or pain
had l. This morning ! had picked
horseshoe and toasted cheese for break
fast; this noon I ate broi'ed lobstei
garnished with green cucumbcrs and
clotted cream: tonight shall have boiled
cabbage, goose hvsrs aud sues pudding
for dinner. am marvel Of health, and
hare been 30 ever since determined moi
20 let my stomach have its own way.
There's no dyspeptic in the world who
can't master his stomach If he only makes
e. nis mind to-'-tugene Field In Chi
70 News
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

WHILE this present Legislature is
striving hard to solve the railroad prob.
lem, the common country highway re-
ceives no attention. There 10 3 fascina-
ton about railroads TO the farmer
legislator. Just why he should deem
himself capable regulating railroads,
when he apparently cannot conpre-
bend the mysteries of ordinary highway
building, is a poser, but SO 1t is. He
will spend oil his energies at long range
and then 60 home and continue to
wallow in the spring mud.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

After the bridal party partook Of a
sumptuous bsnque. younger brother
of the bride got up and said solerunly,
raising his sln.s: Ladies and gentle.
men, / have to propose a toast, which,
however, must be drunk standing. Please
take your glasses and rise up." Tho
guests, although somewhat bewihered,
did 40. Now" said the young scape-
grace, ''if you viii remain standing for
a few minutes I'll find ont who he's been
sitting on my new stovepipe hat
Texas Sittinxs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

A Bosros man has been arrested for
kissing MS wife IN q dark and lonely
street when he thought no one WAS
looking. Served him right. He ought
10 have xissed some other mans wife,
raised = scandal, kicked up couple OF
divorces anG then gone on the stage.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

CANADA IS now secumulsting sur
plus by admitting Cinnamon TO her
shores a. $50 head, and then letting
them escape to Uncle Sam's.dominIons.
1t Is profitable 10 Canada, but must be
= little humihs ing 70 realize that even
= Chinamsn cannot stay there.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

No WONDER tha. the stage falls into
dlsrepute when wanton., and adulter-
ers, and prize lighters and such-like
find a profitable reception. The latest
acquisition Of the boards is the adven-
turess, the brevet widow Of Ray Hamil.
ton, Eva Mann. And she will coin
money for herself and her managers.
No one is blamable but the public that
makes such things possible.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

Tsc piles u hugs grape fruit which are
60 be found cn the frfit stalls call to mind
the tonic vssue ef This fruis eaten A. sal
al. or ~ IN insr~'r ..ssu - breakfast. Foe
the l.. scf. re-nc-e he thick rind anl tear
oil sAs ep4as<r,s arscrt each icb~; ar
r.sse ne pufy IN . ss'sdbo~i aed serve u
ice eoid Asd "sn nssuret" II IL delicious
srrv-A q. = sAied. With Fr~seA dr--~.ns.
Tai. Il TIE Ter sia4sn fruit" OF pws
shoca ff ysn sSsses the dsps=saons near
Abe ,6sn cod ren win - thAs tsey -
scrrise tA- print n teeth.
TITS, Acesvdins 10 fepniar tsadisson, IL
the marx ~ Yvs's tecth ~h>n she eis ths
fruit, SAf.k vn< SWEET orange hsaora.
bot sftsvossd h~~Anse ztser The ne
sroes 81 ne sssth tell Abe same ssosy
shoat p~-~s~Rss, sksneh tsey ~ ncs
sAew TIE pvsss Of te<sA Thar bslseve n
~As s~oe veil savsseA. bat was ,ke cue
fsstsd5ss s~ss In Hiss. snd rsea Eve
tSst-i 10 10 sse.ss arid mad has rcsnsf,ssx
- svs< sts.zA Wv Yea frsesaa
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

A MUCH greater respect will &c enter
tanned for the editorial profession when
It Is learned that the managing editor
of the London Review has failed for
$3.50, 900. The utmost efforts Of the
working newspaper men OF the United
States have never reached the point
where one OF them could fail for over 5
per cent. Of that amount.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

Ir IS significant, bat not surprising
fact. that as the people drlf: away from
Christian moor.ngs a thousand and one
''isms" and ''osophies' spring UP. with
great promises OF the solution OF all
hfe's mysteries. The greatest OF oil
fool erszes in religious belief atpresent
appears to be the Blavatsky philoso-
pay.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26
Plies, piles. Itch,uc Pi,es

SYMProMs-Moisture; intense itching
and stinglng: most at night; worse 10y
scratching. IL allowed to continue
iumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming verysore. SwAYNE's s
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed.
ing. heals liberation, and in mcst cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail, for 30 cents. DR.. Swayne &
Son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26
The Ladies' Deliehted.

The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may s:se the
Iiquid fruit laxative. Syrup of Figs,
under all conditions make it their fav.
ori.e remedy. 1t is pleasing to the eye
and to the tasto, gentle, and yet effect
usl in acting OF the kidneys and
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

The folloaing contagious diseases
were reported yesterday Jack
Rosie, = Nsgold-ss.i Otto Rosie s.
Nsxolsi Is. Anna Lesssndorf, - Hovey-
u. scarlet fever Albse J Watson 495
nenson-st,, whOspins cough. George
Groom, as East Bridge st Mrs. koes
s. Norfh-svs measles Arthur 90eteT,
Ias Water ST.. siphtaeria.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

Coz. sHEPAED has left MS newspaper
ia the care Of Providence and come to
Detroit 10 hght what he regards rs
Gods battle against DR.. Briggs. There
Is hope for the doctor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

The Presbyterian ministers got ort
from under, when the "squawbueks'
struck Detroit Saturday. Tney took .
special train for Ann Arbor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

THE Democrats do not take kindly 10
the drifting away into = new party of
40 many of the elements they hoped to
control. A journal OF that pursussion
says: "To the tune of Texas yell,
commingling pleasantly with q coyote
chorus from Kansas and backed up by
a general shrek of exuItsnt salutatlon,
achild was born and immediately chris
tened at Cincinnati on the day before
yesterday"
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

SHAVE you noticed any free trade
Democratic paper which has announced
the fact that under the new tariff law
almost. if not quite. half the imports
into the United States came IN free OF
dutyf" inquiries the Toledo Blade. No,
we be ,ot. That is not their song.
They "sier to harp on the taxation of
the necessaries OF life, in general terms,
and be excused from specifications.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

0sest da q soSa town ressAnrsntt-
Wsassr. . Ps>ee - naiaee pie.
Nsster-Yss Sr. With ca vTthsst1
0aass ss-WAA sT vitAs~t .hatf
Waiter 09Ann~Sa -Psck
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

IHE misfit Leg stature Will get fairy
under motion for the week today.
What VII me weeks harvest be?
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26


The Reeds Lake Electric Street Rail.
road franchise was passed by . large
majority IN the Common Council last
night. This precipitous conduct, in
view of the struggle maintained for
several months, resulting finally IN de-
feat, is significant. Its passage, carry.
ing ss q does extraordinary privileges
and concessions, may De cause for re-
gret n the future, when its ownership
shall pass into the hands of others. The
minority vote was expressive of the
feeling OF those 70 be most intimately
affected by the contemplated line, and
was recorded at the express instance of
its constituency. The demagogucry of
pot-house politicians was more effective
than the voice of reason, bu. in this city
rs elsewhere in this great country the
majority rules, and IS u 10 be hoped
that the Reeds Lake people will con-
struct and equip q firstelaSs hns and
Evs as fve cent fare 10 tue lake.
RrrRrHUrTox has came 81 last aud the
reckless proof-resder hss been brought
ND with a monitory jerk. A new con-
struction OF the law Of libels in Ger.
many has placed the responsibility oa
him. Toe point is that the proof
reader reads s'l the matter that goes
into the paper. snd. II any OF Is isn's
right, he ought 70 strike il out. A Ns~
York sun correspondent from Berlin
has the following 20 say OF recent
case The typessttsr vas not 70 be
found. ard the foreman who placed The
article between the column rules was
dead, 40 the legal ilghtnings fell upon
the poor proof-Ssader. He, st the trial,
had admitted having read the article.
and having made in IL some slghs al.
serss.ons 10 The extent ~ turning three
AZ right SIDE uppernost aud straighs-
snsng a coupe of Ma Fos these Rein
Gus ofFenses he . now undergoing goar
nsonsh's Imprisonment, wearing a
striped uniform aud making matches. =
The "inteslrxent eon1posisor" knew
enough 20 vanish, and the formsa r.
do. Pat the proof-resder fsls seeaFe
ia ia long immunity from punishment
aad justice = lsst EiEaleatsd.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-26

Lily White Flour,
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is n family favorte. Try il.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-11-25

"Why, mother" said Madg-, ms she
made survey of the table, mot one
thing on this tea.table but what is
made from the grass family except
the butter; and suppose you would
tell me that Daisy could not give US
that long, if there were no grass.
Well, Ill not say anything more against
the grass family, only wish it bore
pretty flowers of its own, and did not
take such delight in choking grand
mothers"
"The plants that feed the world do
not need beautiful flowers to make
them valuable any more than the great
oak, and elm, and chestnut trees do.
And if the grass did not spring up SO
easily. food would be harder to get.
Flowers are luxury, and all luXuries
must be paid for in work or money.
When you grow weary of pulling the
green blades from among your flowers,
you must remember that; and instead
of despising the persistent grass, respect
it the more because it so freely and
abundantly gives itself for the food of
the world. Think of world without
this grass family. The Cattle upon a
thousand hills would lie dowm famish-
ing; flowers might blossom, fruits
ripen, but without bread, the staff of
life is gone, ar man would soon lose
strength, and hope, and life. IN. Y.
Examiner.