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Smyrna times., 1891-11-04
Further Evidences of Feelinr-

Inc following personal note and
chpplng sent us from PHILADELPHIA is
further evidence of the deem FEELING
mat has been aroused over the death
to which it refers:
enclose "a clipping from the Pbila-
delphia Methodist of Oct. 31st which
may not nave come under your notice
ana VIII show or indicate the light in
"hlcn others regard the treatment of
our former fellow townsman and
CHRISTIAN brother, the Rev. 7. 0. Avres
l have felt especially sad over his
ueath since have seen in the Doners
Oh tate, what seems TO have been the
most cruel treatment on the part of his
ministerial brethren and the effect
produced on his mind and BODY.
m Yours truly,
The recent death of Rev. n q
Ayres of the Wilmington Conference
In the very prime of life. was of itself a
sad event. But if the outsnoken Jec.
iaratlons of his friends, that his deotb
was FASTENED by arbitearv official
action on the part of his suDeriors no
true, 1t becomes more sad. We bove
no disposition to interfere with tho
work of the Wilmington Confersrna
nucn less to meddle with the unfor.
tuhate partisan spirit that is running
lGs usefulness, but we must saw we
tnlnk 1t IS high time for Bishops. Pre-
siding Elders and Missionary Secretar.
les 10 call halt before Others are laid
upon the altar ofsacrilice. L. O. Avres
had MS ecceptriGities and his defscts
put ne was an honest man and did |
honest work, both in the pastorate and |
Presiding Eldership, from which he
was prematurely and harshlv renewal
As Is believed, to crafty the untnst
DreJudices of his enemies. Risbon
FOWLER, doubtless, did what he tbouebt
or the best, but for his own sake and
nat OF the church he represents. he
laa peter not repeat the experiment
disastrous. 81
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04
~ seokl..l * Arnisa nlrn

soTdS {6eSs salye in he World for c 9s Rrr,so
Ohspped J HANDS sSs Rsheum, Fever Sores letter
and positively cures Piles or an M S KIN
sctnn o. us guaranteed to give perfect ~ ss PSy
boy kor sa I3hSy refunded. Price IS cents ner
O. c. Harmonson, CLAYTON nonscKer' Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

Fne shipments Of California Faislps
snis year Hlled one thousand cars
Lhis represents a great MANY mince
pies and plum puddings.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

EDWARD Fl THOMAS has rented the
), Is. Mitiiin house on South street, and
moved to it to-day.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04
Miles Nervs and I,..

. FEW * corl' shelled, is worth from 70
- 90 cents bnshel as to drvness -" ~
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

The best pl ace to buy gentlemen's
underwear, shirts and scarfs is at Reis'
Bros. Clothing store, Smyrna Del. +
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

INTO each life some rain must fall
ana you are sure to be caught out in
it without an umbrella.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

For a complete line of winter gloves
call at Refs Bros, Clothing store, cor
ner Main and Commerce street SMYRNA
Del. To-
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

Job work neatly d one.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

JOSIAH d. EVANS has rented a store
opposite Carr's Ice Cream Saloon on
Market street to do upholstering and
make fancy house decorations.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

The recitals of Mr.. and Mrs. John
X. Scott at the Opera House were
very much enjoy by the audience
talent.
For stylish suit of clothing for
men, boys or children call on Reis'
Bros, corner Main and commerce
streets, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

THE Y. W. c. r. u, will hold a pub
Tic meeting Thursday evening, Nov. 5.
at the residence of Miss Julia Griffith
An interesting program has been pre-
pared for the evening. All are invited
especially the young people. SEC'Y.
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

p A FARM belonging to the heirs of
geo w. Buchanan, adjoining the
armstrong farm in Black bird hundred,
containing SO acres, and sold at nubIic
sale on Saturday, was bought bv
samuel Armstrong and Mrs. Annie NJ
Armstrong, for $3.50. D'0 '''
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

WALNUTs are abundant this wear
:: W. Jones sent nearly so bushels to
Philadelphia on Monday on the ETA.
tiat pad been taken in the previous
ieW days, and will have more to fol-
Smyrna times., 1891-11-04

REy. J. A. B. Wilson D. D., will
preach in RaymOnd's NJ. T.. Church
next Sunday afternoon at 2 and a half
O'Clock. Everybody invited. Revival
services are expected to begin then
ana continue during the week follow
ing PASTOR.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

Ias Iietfost fEoaae taas ably prs-
sents the CLAIMS Ct jadgs N.sssssonaefy
Tor support
Ius asmiazNoe cf Iastxe Eabegs n
A9aIs .alsfY faf tbs es2gEsMs C0ars
hss teea elsea "A ae4fsy an1 as-
sssss- approval IA Al sss1ens os tes
state. hz care illustrates nlssl
faf,suiy tl.. ps1ssi,.l Tea oD1a ~ 9o,8F
Icy la AR1ef1csa ale. 49, there sAou8d
&c no sffoEt sesrxa " sseaFe 80 ut
GaiDDaal e.sctsoa. lis hfe la Mt
pesa loaxs bus Il = tai u hoa0Eaole
~Snsss sfs5e..ls. saa a. tAa age " A. &c >
stisi ,alaly equipped, eslka pbFsse.sliy
AL Hien-atg. fof tae tsboFaeas sn4
IA tng t4tles u tae supreme Beach
E.tfl pt5Atsa.ly q SET .nlade A4u. a pa
I've % AlEh gan. torn in Eaton eeungy.
IA early Ire VA etsssd aedeE tie
hAfd conditions EElea haze saT-
fD0afisd 20 many "a the farmer
boys " tns state sho have nsen g.
saslaencs. " leA be vas oaly 10 years
81 aSe ne enlisted Ia the 8lon army
Al - Ia Sas elected prosecuting AitoF
a~J Toe 'ceana county. 4na after suS-
eesstal eaFesf that eoaaty sas called
20 a wider teid ana became assistant
hits1 ot<trs attorney AZ Srand Rapids.
fiis worst and fitness were 80 man Test
al me super.oFily OF as legal attain
hletiss 80 universally sek a0N .c4gesl that
alter most holly contested cafapAign
DO wa elected Judge OF The eiFceit
court Tor hent county, where Il : ID
disPaFagsnent - say he mAde repu-
tation "a 4 Judge which has never been
eAfsiisd IN that part OF the state.
Al The end OF hAs term nc VAS unani-
nously Fenomluated and With such en-
tire satisfaction that he carried the
Democratic county OF Kent by 1900
majority. After a service OF seven
years ne resigned 90 again enter active
practice and . now one OF the foremos.
Layers OF the state. THIS Is the brief
outline OF lie. 80 whleh the Repuoli-
can party confidently invites the most
searching scrutiny IA this eampaign.
Ia some quarters Judge Cnampiln's
reelection - advocated because, lt Is
sad. or his experience on the Supreme
teuch, bat the wider experience Judge
| Montgomery has had IN his work on
the circuit bench. meeting. not
only lawyers, but all olasses, charg-
INK lurIes, questioning witnesses and
deciding questions make ms experience
and titn-ss IN the work of properly de
cldlng appealed cases even more valu-
bic. IL Is we'll known that the work OF
the >uprcme Court has SD increased III
volume taat the hardest work IS neces-
sSry FOR the members OF the court 10
keep up slth Il. Judge Montg emery,
with his powerful physique. rugged
health and !ndetatigab!e Industry, Will
be most valuable addition TO the
court. With such a candidate the Re
| pub!lcans OF Michigan should poll their
| Tall vote and make It a pubic duty IN
she highest interests Of the state. a
we'll a. a party privilege, 10 be aggres-
sive and enthusiastic N his behalf
| Detroit Tribune.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

har "a - gos<ph ~ sahnass ~ II xxaiass
tell ~ wc9za le . lxsaasEseas a.ss-
rage.
Jean Farmer, whQ wss q prsssts 81
the twenty -nita tseeFks rec gasnt
tlonfeaer&s< aaTax tIae waf, ass .
1sscAss si1satn Assa lr0a tie asAa
lzsay u G h fool~. 10. !, Tautsenga
q / ghteenta AlSa xsa lnf&otls.
waieh ns buried AFTER fae hattie 81
Bent 1nsl1e. Ala. II sny 81 tae IL g.
t.s0s u TIE deceased i've ia xnas VEGA
Il, they osn have ths souvenir bs al
dressing k3w@nd 4. 22arles. .ssAsaa-
vie, Alabama.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11


element known as the Right" with
the extremely radical Democrats known
- tho Left" The two thus combined
against the center. So TO SPEAK
who tried TO steer middle course.
Like ms predecessor ID Rudini is a
Scilian, and first won fame while mayor
OF Palermo in 1866. Learning that their
old government was overthrown, and
that they were anne led To the Piedmont
ESQ government of Victor Emmanuel,
the rabblo OF Sicily broke ont in revolt
Mayor di Rudini promptly met them
with little force at his command, held
Palermo till a body of royal troops ar
rived, and then inflicted such frightful
slaughter upon the insurgents that no
more revolts have occurred.
In 1869 he became minister Of the in
terror. and has since been a successful
practical politician. He is - years old,
in splendid physical condition, AID a
handsome, pleasant looking man; but in
politics as in war ne is relentless. 1t is
believed that his policy will be to main
tain the existing situation and keep Italy
out OF all churchman's with other ma
tons, which. in tho present state Of
European affairs, Is highly important
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
ODDS AND ENDS

n costs the Americans about 81 900 900
year TO stop th-ir teeth.
petroleum motor tricycle. has been Tn
vented that will run fors3 miles on one
gallon OF oil
Everybody cannot grow rich, especially
IL he had his growth before becoming
wealthy.
King Humbert Of italy has often said,
"I should wish 10 be n journalist were
not king"
Nine Pauline Lucca is now - yenrs old.
and has decided to retire from the operate
stage.
There Is diminishing demand for elab-
crate funeral designs, and the tendency TO-
w1d more simplicity Is marked
George Eliot composed 'Middlcmarch,
between the ages OF a. and 81. and since
then Daniel Deronda."
Humboldt state, that the eruption OF a
South American volcano in dry season
sometimes changes it to q rainy season.
The British Balloon society has entered
n sturdy protest against the threatened
choice OF Jerusalem as the prime meridian
or the world.
senator Cockrcll. of Missouri, Is said TO
bo the only man who has ever had the au-
dacify 70 smoke pipe within the sacred
confines OF the senate.
Sleeplessness csused by too much blood
In the head may b. overcome by applying
cloth vet with cold water TO the back Of
the neck
Statistics show that men Of thought live
on an average three years and bali Ion
ger than men la ordinary vocations.
A. VI. Hart, who has just returned 10 Ct.
Louis. says che knows several rivers in
Alaska richer In gold deposits than the
noted Feather river Of California
When Rev. Phillips Brooks. Of Boston.
was recently ia Washington he was given
the privileges Of the floor OF the senate. an
honor rarely accorded even TO distinguished
visitors
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
A NOTABLE FRENCH WEDDING.
Tho Marriage Of Leon Daudet to Nile.
Jeanne Hugo.

Tho Marriage Of Leon Daudet to Nile.
Jeanne Hugo.
Jeanne Hugo, granddaughter OF the
great Hugo, has married Leon Daudet,
son OF Alphon.e Daudet, and all Paris is
deeply interested, not TO say excited. Nor
Is this surprising. as this marriage not
only joins two of the most noted families
in France. hut combines unusual elements
in society, literature and Republican
politics. Nearly 500 officials were in
vited, OF others twice as many as could
get into the little ball room OF the dis
trict rlayoralty. and the list included all
the erninen. Republicans of France.
Jeanne and her older brother George
were the infants of whom Victor Hugo
wrote so charmingly and so frequently
that his compositions relating 10 them
form a considerable volume called Lies
Enfants." This was followed by THE
Art of Being a Grandfather" Jeanne
was the favorite-the infant queen.
The bridegroom is only little less cele-
brated on account of his fathers writ
ings. and haslatoly completed his studies
for the practice of medicine; and finally
the brides stepfasher, NJ. Lockroy, was
the premier deputy Of Paris and an
active Republican. The presence Of
Nine Carnot. wife Of the president, and
all the cabinet ministers and their wives.
made the occa-ica one Of extraordinary
interest, and few journalists gently
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY.


The council has before Il several
questions Of vital Importance 70 the
people Of this city. The one in which.
above All others. general interest 3 cen
tered, "a the street railway proposed
ordinances. involved IA the settlement.
OF thes. problems are considerations
w0ghtier by far than appear upon the
surface. The first object that should
obsxuct the vision OF tho alderman is
Ahe people. Ii is the interests OF the
people that he IS called upon TO pro-
tect. first and last. With this idea
firmly and courageously in mind,
there 10 little % fear from per-
nieious legislation. This city should
have the best street railway service
the people are able 10 support.
To have either better or worse than this
means unsatisfactory accommodations;
the one costing more to operate than
the receipts viii liquida.e, the other u
constant source of annoyance by reason
OF inethciency and inadequate equip
ment. The aldermen are business men.
They should treat the street railway
question as they do their own business
AFFAIRS. and swing free from legal quib-
bling or attempted parliamentary as
tuteness. Let the honest, interrupted
judgment OF the aldermen be directed
20 the settlement of the stree. rail
way question that no one interest
may suffer ~ the expense OF the
other. That which, within proper re-
strictions. benefits local manufactur-
ing, mercantile or transportation COM
pany, benefits the people. All such
snould be fostersd and encouraged
wherever and whenever i. is practicable
20 do 50. Llbershty does not imply
profisscy, and hence At the interest of
the people, the council may be liberal
in granting rights "a the Street Railway
Company, without being profiIgate.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

The deepest lAAs IL tsse woFsd is Like
p&ik2i Ia :. terra lts sFsa 81 over e99
saarS failes makes Il ABOUT usl - Lake
lris Ia Superficial sKtsag, tss enormous
depth Of tsssSeea s.gee saa a Ss'o feet
makes its volume 81 wsteE slInost s4gsi
10 that 81 Lake Superior. Although its
surface is $50 feet a.sYe the sea lssel.
its bottom averages eve. ; 90 feet TO
l0~ the same Level Ameries has lake
which, although its waters are not 80
deep as those Of the ii bsrlAa wondsF. also
tsa-s a unique distinction IL il located
Ia the Yosemite Valley. and Is called
Mirror Lake. Ga account Of the height
and sheer descent OF the surrounding
mountains the sun does net rise upon u
until ll.3o ia the morning and sets sew.
snty three minutes later.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

THE perennial rumor OF war with En-
gland has again made its bow. This
time il grows out OF the visit of Lord
wolseley toCansdsan the north Pacific
coAstof the British Columbia on tour Of
inspection OF coast defenscs and forafi-
cation. The Bshring Sea difficulty IL
the pretext Every time British officer
rsstles his scabbard. the imaginative in
tervlewer discovers the ominous portent
OF war with the United States. The L.
=. and England will not clash arms
without greater provocation than the
seizure Of one or two fishing snscks
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

spread observation, were eKoTsv acre
cheeriuliy ready 10 So beioTs tlie pis.
lle with their unqualified words Of
praise. While these instances were loo
numerous % nseniiOn, Il shoHia bo
stated that the lst includes sech isnses
as Mr. George Mf,glt, OF the rsnosted
trm OF Wright a DltSon, ilf J h. iiaa-
Afford, 81 Reading. the author. pbssi
cian aud sclentlhc investigator. aud
William Gordon, Nho was assosFof ua-
der Mayor . brieu.
4 careful! analysis Was made q! thls
Compound. which detcfmlacd fhe fact
that Is ingredients were pufeana harm
less, and combined iu uoVCi anu solen.
tiiic way, il ls a most valuable q .scey-
cry, and IN toe direct line 81 common
sense and - enJhC progress. "a t a
pure, saie and simple nerve ami tfain
food. And let Il l,e stated Isgbt here
that IA every caso of the extreme Dprs-
Ous prostrauon Sua mental depression.
now 80 universally prevailing. the
nerves should be fed, not aroused thr
brain should be nouIishec. not a'ndly
stimulated, then not only VII al dan
ger be averted, hat high state OF gen
eral well-belng wall result
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

~ school-"Sow, John, did you ever
see a. sawf'
Yes, sir, i have saw . saw"
What saw was IL you saw, Johnr'
cit was a see saw, sir"
a sea-saucers Why, John, what do
you meant"
II mean . sea-saw, cir.
land when did you see the seap'
s.on. sir, didn't see the sea, / saw the
Jaw, sir"
bat If you only saw the saw, how saw
you the saucer,"
"Why, sir. never saw the saucer;
saw the see saw, sir,-seef"
well, my boy, il that's the way you
ses saws, the less saws you see the
better. You may take your seat"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

One ot the more prominent ~ tho
younger men 81 the Philadelphia bar hal
been talking about the various methods
pursued by young men To save money. II
CHANGED upon an odd case OF saving thu
other day." he continued. and the general
uniqueness Of IL warrants my telling ii -
you.
Il was spending Sunday at the home OF
= vo1ng friend ~ nine, Law student
noticed in hfs room chili's saving hank,
and upou picking is mp the merry Jingle
from within told me that bank had not re-
Gently suffered 'raa' Knowing that the
father of my friead was a man Of means
could not conceive what the young man
wanted - save small coins for. so asked
him. And here i- the answer be gave me.
'Wsil. yon see. father Allows me s25 n week
pockes money and gives il 20 rneeverT sun
day. Frequently when Tuesday morning
came was BROKE" The rigidty ef "a
Tiers rules kept me in this undone stat.
FIR tho remainder Of The week. for not sn-
other cent could get III the following
Sunday
srhree or four Mondays 81 luxury with
ensuing weeks of peEury caused ne N
commune with myself. she result Of which
was that evolved this scheme Twenty
Eve dollars = week amounts 10 frsction
over 81 = n lay; 40 when I leave hcrue n
tha morning 1 pAhce as IN my pocket,
nader 40 circumstances taxing snY more.
II I rstura hon1. ar night psuulle ss, ali
right. fer I have enonxh money for the
next day. and sas next. and fow eveyy dsy
till the following ssndaY. But K don't
sp~rd al sass - 81 mr. iros rule = 20 pse>e
the balance ia the bank. Scrss DAYS thss
hans gets e. and sesne tlsvS is dc~-nr g~t
n cant. Then ~ the end Of the naoash
or~n ir and have cs<h Eslor-. Issss y-ar
thas bauk averaged So per usonsh I sr,
newer broke. nosasisFs Pni,sselpass
Tr~<s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

THs grand army sncsmpTnens by a
unanimous vote last evening. decided
"a ssk the Legislature to donate $50
600 tc Dstrolt for the entertainment OF
sns National encampmens next year.
whether the action VIII have any
weight with the Democratic Legislature
remains 10 Be seen, but il seems 10 the
average taxpayer. already grosning
under his heavy burdens. that If De-
trsss wants the dance Detroit should
raw for the muac.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
sentiment

The name Of NJ. A. waterhouse is
popular and familiar one IN Boston
commercial circles, and 10 thousands
OF the geniler sex IN all parts Of the
country las famous custom corsets
have impaired grace and comfort. TINS
gentleman Was found at nis place OF
business, 52l Washington ST.. and las
views solicited Tor publication. lie re-
marked that while he was too much
engaged 10 submit 10 an interview he
declared II a pleasure and duty 10 all
concerned 10 publicly state the follow
lng facts over his signature;
"A case of intense suffering, of sew
ersl years standing. ARISING from a CON-
pl.catlon of ailments, which three well
known physicians of Boston failed u
even relieve, and which was entirely
cured within one week by Paine's Gel
cry Compound. has come under my
personal observation. / regard tins
remedy OF most extraordinary value
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

The butt,n " now getting - rnrch
Consideration in America and England
a. N China. Antique hattoee .rs made
in great variety. add 70 suit The period
the sa.fsan q winch the dress rsvfves.
Sorne cortsan portraits 4 the bes1ties Il
the tine. cthrrs ar SO s-ssoi with
pearls. while more often thar not TREY
are inc-uss>i with roid These ~. sssd
to asve Sne e<seos, and A. sscs butson
vuru Is II different sasde there 10
p.snsv Of variety.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

complain that the wedding should have
ccrne IF in the Sale des Fetes ar the
Hotel De Vile instead If in the ball
room ~ = district rlavoralty.
Tho room holds e.oeo and was packed.
The great Lamo5reux's orchestra. ed by
himself, PLAYED the wedding march from
Mendslssohr. The proceedings followed
the civil code only. and the mayor pro
nounc>d the binding words lie then
rad an ode Of Victor Hugo. Jules Simon
made a speech. the choir sang Belzats
ode II Victor Hugo, the orchestra rem
9ered kis siy Republican air. and 80
this extremely French wedding eere-
mony was csDmpietei.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

Another New Englsna man ~ha has
saakcn ass aiaa IA ne aaoafs&sA Gaan-
Tof, = Nj. SeAfss III. Campbell san-
aectaa slth tao hasls,n AUD Name Hal
to&as niaaoeslsf. lie sApTesSes tlse
tssta thai = "a hln4 a. FAC t0llsw az
printed paragraphs
ta<,A Vole tafes seArs 49, which
lefs lne WITH 0sspcpSis sno naaFSlg :
81 TIE stomach, sllod al tise d0elass
hcfs ana mo IA hossoa. besides Oslns
naDN remedies taAi were recommended
- nie. tsut a. 81 si40e sogetaeg alan.t
oo n4s oeats worth - gooa- Two
t'atlles AZ faine's Celery compound
gave me m0ft real i,ehefs thsn al ghe
aecsors and mealclas combined
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
WHAT TREi WROTE.


basgoA Nlotsc.
Some statements feoaAtly puea'shea
j. t..ss paper have efo4sea a. alsea tSls
ana e@Use1 - n&Es q0essaaas tAsi a
press reEaeseat4t la bassaa Ma ae-
tailed IL investigate the matter thaf-
sogbls. The trash 81 tie statements Il
shesn es Mai follows
Amoag TIE professional men whose
exper .snes w&s so0gbl en the s0hJeoi 81
ais snsssa .ssg.0a a&s Mr.. hossrd H.
AooFs, attorney ano eoanselloT-st-ia~s
ee9 Washing toa-st. Nj. Moore vac
found bassis engaged with SOME sega.
documents, but was pleased 81 say thai
TIE name rad teen used with due au-
ghorty, IN confirmation OF winch lac
placed las autograph " the following
seIIaenE
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

IT WOuIU s~ffn tHHt JUST VIIVuEOn
had ovsrs2ken the Democratic plum
dsrers while still drunk with the exul-
tation following their high-hsnded
outrage against moral decency n I'M
seating senators Horton aud Morse.
The scandal now surrounding Fridlsu-
der. who accepted the fruit of that IN
fanny, IL to be regretted on account OF
the odium it viii bring to the State, but
sisA fitsing reward for his colleagues
whose ;ey and gladness are turned to
bitterness and sorrow.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

and ceIsured has
been succeeded
by the Marquis
di Ralilni. Ii is
neither easy nor
necessary 10 I'M
derstand sae pol
itics Of Italy. bat
IL Is sufficient for
tho present pur-
pose 70 say that
hi Rudini was
chosen by u com
blnation of the
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

If YOU wish to have your settlers en-
swered immediately by Dr. Todd IN per
son, enclose 81 20 paw for the service.
Consultations p; h1s Office free, and nc
charge for b. Office services unit
cured. Office ~ Monroe room 4
s5rkna Rapids. Aicb. PostofSce lock
hox 2.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

TIE c-sse sor Artificial Sewers hss
erovn - such rroportloas m Auer1cs
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