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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-17

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the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery. DIR.
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bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipa'
tion. Unequaled for men, women,
children. Smallest, mildest, surest.
80 doses, % cts. Samples free at
Owen d Moore,s, If
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-17

Senator Walcott, Of Colorado, Re-
publican, says Colorado Republicans
cannot support Mr.. Harrison because
of his hostility to silver.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-17

The Appeal.Avalanche remarks:
-. Jay Gould IS the most prominent
figure that has called on Mr.. Harri
son since he has been President"
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-17

The new Youman Hats ut Bloch
Bros. are the perfection of style and
made as light in weight as is consis.
tent with good wear, and they will
prove ready sellers. fl6
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-17

For Earache, toothache, sore
throat, swelled neck, and the results
of colds and Inflammation, use DIR.
Thomas Electric Oil-the great pain
destroyer. For sale by Tudhope
Drug Co.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-17

Preparing to go East we will offer
special inducements on all heavy
goods for the next thirty days. fle
BLOCH BROS,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-17
Our worthy President should now
send Ed. Carmack the assurance OF
his distinguished consideration.

Will the standing army and belig-
erent miners vote in the same prim.
airy for his ExcelIency's nomina-
ton?
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-17

EIarrison's buggies are the best and
cheapest. Leave your order for a
spring Job. 2,10,1md&w.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-17

Pour boiling water over your cob
and corn COW feed, it makes it much
better. I,28.d2W
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-17

Just received, large assortment
of the celebrated Haywood baby
carriages at Gossett's. 2,12d,tf
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-17
s CENTS PER WEEK.
BRANDON BAaKspALE. PROPS.

The AmerieAn s editorial columns
bear the ear.marks Of a veteran.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-17

For SALE-Fine 5-year old stall
lion, Gil1eroy Address j. III. Gg-
burn, GAINESVILLE or Seq, Tenn. 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Local Lobby Chatter.


Manager Burroughs of Redmond's is
thinking seriously of passing his sum-
mer on Long Island, where he will &C.
cupy the sunny days in quest OF blue
fiSh and crabs.
Frank Cobb, city passenger agent of
the c. & W. NJ. and D., l.. & n. rail-
roads. was once upon a time n strutting
player. His position with the railroad
brings him daily in contact with the
stage and its people, aud there are
moments when he seriously contem-
plates rejoining the excitement behind
the footIIghts.
The orchestra at Powers did noblv
with the beautiful music IN "Fantas-
ma"
Harry Sloan. the trusty business
manager of 'Fsntasma." is one of the
few men who are handsome but does
not recognize the fact himself. Two
pretty perfumed notes reached him a,
the Morton on tuesday. 1t was of nc
svaIi. however, rs Harry is very de.
voted to Mrs. Sloan.
Manager Lothrop recognizes nil OF
the needed Improvements at Powers
aud would make them IL he had the
power. Mr.. Lothrop Is doing very. well
and II patience will be exercised, there
may be IN the future, occasion from
time to time TO compliment him or
further additions to the comfort and
attractiveness or his theatre.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

where every instrument brsAthes "a
own sweetness into oHr delighted care,
yea = IA Itself bat . par. OF the nseloa-
sous whole. The pre- or Boston q Us
~ nIpboBy oFcfs <sira." Imagine II
yoa please thTs.e thousand music lovers
attending t.seir beloved ..sympnony"
every Saturday, night during rs season
% seNe months, year III and year cat.
DO best musicians aud beat critics are
<ivsys AZ every rsormanaee. Season
tickets bring bsg preniunis. All the
noted sOi0lsts who come TO this
country deem II an honor 20
appear IN this orchestra. The
SYMPHONY 10 the best educator must
esiiy OF Boston's young people.
For Friday Afternoons q paSlic rehe ar
sal with the same programme a. on
saturday EVENING" IS gwen, and all the
young music students even from the
surrounding tosns attend. season
laezels are issued TO these rehearsals,
while many 20 on ''ru.h" tickets and
have 10 stand during the concert.
Mus hall Is packed with these bright,
young faces. drinking IN the sympho-
MES, premo-coDceftos and works OF the
best composers OF every nation. Grand
Rapids Is to be visited by this eeiebra-
ted and beautiful orchestra, and the
promoters OF this enterprise truly de-
serve the thanks and patronage of all
music lovers of western Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

II any reader happens 20 be In TIE nscfs
Of looking al the matter in another
light permit me 10 say 10 him II al
kindness. bat an al franknesss tn<t ~
really makes no differences whether you
have been accustomed 70 look at In my
way or not am merely stating 70 an
American public the way in which The
policy Of eyxngeiizAtion has been an
nouneed and exempliied This whole
idea. Ia al the snugness Of obligation
with which IL binds itself upon our
hearts, our eonscienees and our lives.
is 50 wrought into the tissue Of Gospel
doctrine, purpose and action that no
Christian can pluck it out without tear
ing away the threads of that Gospel
believe that men should stand To-
eether on the simple platform OF loyal
ty. This will not undo any minor diff
ferenees. for points Of difference among
men are as important as points OF re-
semblance. As a Presbyterian viii
work with an Episcopalian, for instance,
without remembering that he is one.
De viii not make me less Of Presby'
terrain and shall not make him less OF
an Episcopslian; but To the extent that
underneath my Preseyterianisn am Z
Christian, and that he underneath hii
Episcopacy is Christian. 1t makes IA
one great double reinforced man. That
in my opinion. Is the whole doctrine Of
Christian cooperation. II Is the only
chance we have of redeeming the worlt
or of saving our own town. II this city
is going to be captured 1t has got to b
captured in the name of the Lord. ane
not in the name of the Presbyterian
church nor in the name of any othel
church.
There is no way Of inducing man Il
open the door of his heart except b,
working at the bell pull Of kind Offices
People will love US IL we love them, pro
vided we 60 to sacrifice enough to show
them that we are not shamming. Tn
philanthropist proceeds in that way II
order to open the door of his neighbor'
heart. The evangelist has to process
in that way in order TO get the door O
his neighbours heart open.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
HAMLET LEFT OUT.
Would Make tho Famous Play q Dreary
Farc~-A Hose Garden without Bloom.

Would Mako the Famous Play q Dreary
Fnrc~-A Hose Garden without Gloom.
Breakfast without n good cup of
coffee is like the play of Hamlet with
the melancholy Dane left out. and a
supper without a cup Of delicious,
sleep-givlng tea 10 like q rose garden
without bloom. A cup Of cheap,
muddy coffee dries the blood and gives
the partaker feeling of lassitude and
ennui throughout the day. On the
contrary q cup of tasteful, aromatic
coffee invigorates the system. takes
away all tired feeling. aud stimulates
he brain TO great activity.
Tbegreat A tlantlc and PacI fic Tea com.
pany is n public benefsctor, iuasmuch
as il sells TO the people only the purpet
and best OF teas and cotfees. With ito
200 stores in different cities oil the
United States, and its other endless
facilities. IL IL enabled to do this TO q
better advantage than any lesser insti-
tuition.
The store of the Atlantic and Pacific
Tea company, situated at No. los Mon.
roe street, IL one of the finest in the
city, and with cts exterior and interior
decorations and appointments present.
beautiful appearance. While the
store itself presents So many attract v
features, the main stress Is laid u, on
the goods carried IN stock, which Hl.
clude only teas. coffee, A. n L. baking
powder, condensed mix and sus Ers,
which are the finest tn world pro.
duees. For the benefit of patrons TIM
company will give away beautiful
Easter panel, entitled 'shoo," from
April II 10 10 inclusive.
Now that the Atlantic and Pacific
Tea company's store is finsshed in
decoration, and ready for business
drop in aud get acquainted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Smith's-Vaudcville.

Manager Smith. always on the alert
for new novelties, has procured the
Hamilton and Herndon Dramatic and
Speciality company for his patrons the
coming week, presenting n superb olIo
OF speclSltles, concluding with the
drama entitled, .'Silver Bird intro
duciug thrilling railroad scene, a
prIsmatlc bon fire. The midnight ex-
press. In the olio. will I've seen the
celebrated Virginia Trio, Mack, Miller
aud Hues. f. j. Holland, the king of
the air. Captain George and Lillian
Herndor. sketch artists. aud a superb
company of stock stars. Making two
distinct shows In one-and Is an
nounced as being the best show pre-
sented IN this theater this season.
Large audiences will he the verdict.
no doubt, the entire week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
THE ENGLISH HEDGEROW.
Il Ii Sapplanted Here by the Split Raj
and Barb Nire-

Il Is SaYplanted Here by the Split Rail
aud Barb Wire.
What most inpresses the nature-lov-
ing Euglishman while travelling in
America is the newness and rawness OF
absence of that harmonious interblend-
ing of wild nature with human cultiva-
ton which is SO charming over large
part of England. In these northeast
ern states the native forests have been
SO ruthlessly destroyed that fine trees
are comparatively rare, and such noble
elms. beeches, oaks and sycAmores as
are TO be found arching over the lanes
and shading the farmhouscs and cot
tages in thousand English villages
are only TO be seen near a few Of the
towns in the older settled states. or a.
isolated specimens which are regarded
as something remarkable. Instead OF
the old hcdgerows with tall elms,
spreading oaks and an occasional
beech, hornbeam. birch, or holly. we
see everywhere the ugly snake fence
Of split rails or the still more unsightly
boundary Of barbed wire. Owing to the
country being mostly cut up into one
mile square sections, subdivided into
quarters. along the outer boundaries OF
which only is there any right-of-way
for access 70 the different farms, the
chief country roads or tracks zigzaR
along these section lines without any
regurd 70 the contours of the land. II
Il probably owing to the cost of labor
and the necessity Of bringing large
areas under cultivation as quickly ~
possible that our system Of fencing by
live hedges. growing on bank with q
ditch on one side for drainage. seems 10
be absolutely unknown In America,
and hence the constant references OF
English writers on rural scenery and
customs TO the ditch" or 1.-THE
scdge.- are uninselligible To most Amer.
leans
The extreme rapidity with which The
land has been cleared Of It's original
forest seems 10 have favored the spread
of imported weeds, many Of which are
specially adapted 70 seize upon and mo-
ncpolize newly exposed or ioosened
sell: and This has prevented the native
plants, which might have adapted
themselves - the new conditions. had
the change gone on very slowly from
gaining footing. Hence IL il that the
cultivated fields and the artificial pas
lures are less iowery than our hedge
bordered fields and Old pastures, while
the railway backs never exhibit such
displays ~ aoral beauty - they often
do WITH Is. "A. r. wailses, in Fort
nizhtlE Rrvi.w.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

live, in view of what we can make our
life to be in the way of rescuing and
in view of what we can fail of making
our life TO be.
II. for instance, we are very anxious
to save the Hottentots it never occurs
to us to set up on our Atlantic coast
some colossal steam gong and sound out
upon it prodigious thumps of invitation
TO them to cross to our own evangelical
continent. We bring the missionaries
to the heather, and not the heather TO
the missionaries. AS distances became
less and the candidates for redemption
grew closer home an inexplicable change
came over our ideas and methods. The
gong cxpcdient grows, in the esti-
nation of the American church-going
public, less and less impracticablc. II
we do not literally resort TO a gong or
70 a church bell we, at least. project a
church spire high enough into the air
20 answer the purpose of nm evangelical
placard, and supplement this standing
invitation by inexpensive resorts to
printers ink and newspaper advertise
ment will not say, nor do
deny. that there is propricty in
all this, and advantage. too. Ny
reflection is only upon the idea
thas that is any kind of point for q
Christian people to stop at 1t is the
plane 10 begin. not to leave OF. Going
no further than that Is equivalent TO
saying to lost world: Here is COM
Portable church. occupying an eligible
site, ushers Mt the door, everybody well
come; now come in and be saved or stay
out and be damned"
have put IL In that harsh. bald way
In order that IL may stick in the minds
of readers. Il is truth. That all this
advertising and hospitality increases
the accountability of the unconvertcd
and nop-church going Is doubtless true.
bat the salient point I wish 10 make is
that this does not cover the entire
ground of accountability. We must 20
clear TO the man, live he in Timbuctoo
or In the same block with the church
which you attend The idea Is to bring
the principle of evsngelization all the
way to the man, 90 his town. 10 his
street. 10 his house. TO his family, 10
himself, TO his heart. Bring the man 70
the church IL It is possible. say. but
bring the church to the man anyhow.
Times are changing. 1t is coming 10
be recognized with a clearncss that is
bevildering aud with an incisiyeness
THAT Is startling that the difference BE-
tween clergyman and q lsynan is not
. difference Of relation 70 God OF men.
nor difference Of spiritual empower
meat. but casual difference OF official
function The ease 10 clear. NJ oeli-
cation - help people does not rest upon
me because ara q clergyman. bat b.
cause an CHRISTIAN The bare fact
% having been reached and talze1 hold
sf By Christ has wrapped uP N i a com
mission that | should he the means
shrongh ~hich others should be resesed
snd taken bold Of in the sane wsr,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
pEck'S DRUG STORE
Cor. Mesrss end osssle. S..
DIR. TODD'S IMITATORS

Since DIR. S. CLAY TODD has been acknowl-
edged by all to be so successful in the treatment of
Catarrh Nervous Debility, Impotency, Rheumatism
and all nervous and other chronic diseases dozens of
woudbe specialists have tried to locate in Grand Rapids
Some of them had thought they had means OF
their that the public would grasp at as means OF
relief others have been agents of some other Cure,
but all have been judged for what they worth
which was nothing but catch-penny dodge to get the
peoples money, when they really looking for DIR.
S. CLAY TODD.
They thought from the amount of advertising being
done by DR.. s. CLAY TODD that there was gre
amount of business in Grand Rapids, but comm
here they found themselves mistaken. the field
all occupied as DIR. s. CLAY TODD was doing th
work. and the people not looking for outside hell
Consequently they squirmed around and resorted TO al
sorts of suberfuges and finally left Grand Rapids in
disgust of them being in debt to the newspapers
and others who had tried to help them in advancing
their schemes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Pirates of Penzance.

Rehearsals for the opera, Pirates of
Penzanc~, To be gwen under the aus
plces OF the Grand Rapid. Guard on
the Goth aud eth at Powers opera
house, are progressing finely. Director
Norehesd has given . great deal OF
time and attention 10 the details OF the
opera, and with the exceptionally
heavy east and chorus there 10 every
prospect OF y magnificent success. The
east and chorus include many of the
very best local musical and dramatic
talent in the city. The Guards are in
active preparation OF an exhibition
drill IN the new tactics for the &C.
cas.on.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
G!ab.AM.4M
MoNRoE ST. IMPROVEMENTS
Two New Institutions, Metropolitan In
character and Proportious.

Two New Institution, Metropolitan In
Gharacter and Proportions.
The rage for improvement and ex-
tension IN the business houses of the
city WAS never more generally INDUCED
IN than this spring, neither In the num-
Der nor the character thereof. Every
business street Is more or less oh
structed by huge piles of debris upon
the pavement, while the sidewalk is
rendered well nigh impossible IN places,
owing TO the prosecution Of repairs and
reconstruction III adjacent property.
Notable, If not chief, among the I'M
provemen,s made Ivy the great retail
establishments along Monroe street is
the erection OF the new and ornate
business front of the Boston Store, the
handsonIest IN town. The improve
ments here made embrace the recon.
struction OF three stores width to the
top OF the st conc story.
The new front is built entirely of
galvanized iron, with French plate
windows, and IS unique and elaborate
in it's architectural design.
BY this Improvement the wellknown
firm Of Trankla, Jameson & Co. have
secured . width of three stores, from
the basement up, in the much desire
able location Tor the line in Grand
Rapids.
With the exterior improvement, in
terror retitting and Encouragement has
been made to conform aud the New
Boston. asst will be in few days, fresh
from the hands Of the architects. will
be one Of the model retail estai llsh.
ments of Michigan.
Adjacent to the debris in front of tn
Boston store is another huge mass oil
dlsmembered archict x.ure the result
extensive improvements in progress by
| the hardware house of Foster, Stevens
& Company. Very much the same re-
construction is contemplated Ivy the
latter house that has been effected by
| the former.
Aside from the fact that these great
improvements will greatly eathance IN
beauty of the center OF the City IT,, y
| will elicit much interest as the evidence
| of a great increase IN the volume of
down town retail trade, and especially
of the trade of these popular firms
| The magnitude of these establishments
IS colossal and the volume of theft
trade immense. They are built anc
managed upon metropolitan plans and
| their improvements and extensions art
the direct reflection Of the epirIt oil
thrift and enterprise which makes
| Grand Rapids great.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

The only attraction a. Powers will
be Chas. A. Gardner IN Captain Kari"
next Saturday night. The story deals
with the vintage workers on the bor-
ders OF Saxony. Gertrude, an orphan,
and WiihelmiDa. her companion. live
with Father B4htist, the village priest
Bruno, wealthy young Baron. falls IN
love with Gertrude, and the baroness.
bis spepmother, who Is opposed TO the
alliance, / lots With Lawyer Bandlrr TO
nave her marry Karl, a vintage driver,
by offeTing a dowry. In rejecting him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
on THE HOME STAGE
The Close Of the Season Draws
Near
ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS WEEK
Gardner N New comety-Rerurn d
Agnes Wallace Viiia-otnsr
Theatrical Ne~s-

The events in the line Of amuse-
ments during the past week have been
merely passive. Ida Van Cortland.
though. played 10 . satisfactory Ousi
ness AZ Rrdmond's. "Fsntasma" de-
hgpted All wEo saw 10 At Powers early
IN the week. The engagement of Pres
colt and Msclean again demonstrated
that the pretentcus society people
Of this city knows nothing about
standard attractions until they
have been on the road a
dozen years aud have been tired IN
Granville. MaeLean Is robust, tai
ented actor, and Miss Prescott-does not
lack genius and could have been the
most foremost actress Of the country.
For this week tho attractions are A.
follow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

Mr.. Frank Harvey, the author of
HThe Wages Of SIM and Woman
Against Woman" - prscticaI play
wright, an actor and a msnsger. In
"The World Against Her." Msdge Carl
Ton is seen TO enter the Office OF her
husbands employer. She finds there
ore Jennie Clegg. rho "a on the down.
ward path, but to shield her she con-
SCENTS % deny that Jennie WAS ia the
room. She consents to this bv oath
Mr.. Harvey binds bis characters to the
most preposierOus things IN the most
solemn terms. HIS chief skill Is in his
homsiy treatment of his theme. He
tells he story IN dramatic wav, with
the simplicity snd esrnestness OF a DE
Foe IN fiction. tie = most reniarks-
BILE sdspter of scenes and situations
from French sources that England has
had. His work ~ British 20 the core
He hin <elf = trutal n the misery
that be aesps on the hesds of Innocence.
In Tie World Agsinsg Her, husband
dlsosrs his wife under unjust sus-
picioD. she lies with her child. "a taken
care OF ~ a travelling Snowman and
his ssfe N LoudoD; the vaslsin who has
caused tbs trouble, n attempting to
get coutfol Of her, = upmssked, the
child = carried away t. c0iner's den
aud e finally rescued BY the another,
che husband appears n search OF her
ard has realistic combat with the
rsscsl. Thus W. have elements from
HsFvey's former plays snt reminis-
cencss of The lights q Londcn snd
"Pioue-' The usual mstneeson Tues
dsy, Thursday aud Friday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

70 come in aud loak around. whether
trey sssh 10 l'siy or rot. TINS 10 the
hsndsoniest plctnre We have ever d.
fer d. Il nss not line OF advertising
u,on Il, and IL al artistic gill that vail
adorn any hoossnoid. Presented u
patrons commencing Monday. April IL.
and lasting al The week. Remember
the place,
1HE GaEAf ATLANTIC q PACIFIC TEA Co..
No. los Nonroe street.