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LLOYD BKfcEK, Editor and Manage
tiat! fUrum, sesteaf April 35.
Only the
lay.
truth ehroM t told
Lhs Roll Call of tua vnNOMi is oar
MM Homes her Witt Of great
value to tbe caeuibers of the Q. A. R.
throughout tha Stats.
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I u.eileae to situate to lhs boooi tbe
Ttta.uiM Huiut' is hanag. One Ati-
eoinmns, our ajCtMMhT" ' au.l toe
puniio ail attest n
MSW Obi a Mut" hati rea-
soo tow i
Ualiloroi DtWlty Mei
MMOS bs :
Sew Y
Ufswee, b
taAa a fw
hAtior tt
saw . wasu
leg at the
iaiut at hM treat moot in
i bu, a a shookl ju.lge, oeeu
aipeuauteti by hw treat mut
that Stat.
wotiaaea to Main r for ooaat
:..e B iM 11 Wl' "L. y
onus to mass New York
eurawt to tha world. Let tie
the crod that was sneer
MaMMtM of tUa West the other
I ..." v-ikel ? : tMtffe t
u tha grest lake.' Wa
flhWjgCA'aru taunt has dose enough
'urNwwYi k. ( ove tbe rwM ol the ooun
tO MOW.
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It is reyirteil that one of tha New York
street or strikers reoiarkei tha other
lay. J?s wmut to ahow oar power.'
Hooks MHifiwiii im as In see will not help
Kjiksrs to .iocee.l. The ix press tou of
Mia waMtove most tarn pooln sy ai-nuhy
public is a ff acted.
mli
M !!io
OleU to stlOW
gfrwketo
WoeftMM v
4 car
istonk is ioccesful o:
fiuit his home rule foi reload
hint forever killed oppression
on to tbe Kmeraid Isle, and
is sufficient to stamp him at
navtors of the Irish raoe. We
through h.
nroi
tblS Atone
los of tne
h n. 0e ' vist it will go through; th
SAefaaMWi of tbe Irish memiiers from
Weamitihter will be tbe fatal error; if
clause in the bill ts modified
MtrWtati out we behave tbe bill wiil
The lies-1 City Clarion has the stoa
MBMHM6e ba lly over tbe staemei t in this
i iQrnal on Wednesday last that "Rev."
BtaKwa and Cuo. H. Hio.urm, of that
city, were 'hng with Democratic
poHtfllna at vbe tortou House. In UN
MOT to Quiet law Clcirivn people until
"hVr." gwta back, so that tbey will not
tkiuk tM n a copper hea leil traitor thid
ooxbt to Im hung, we will say that tbe
ylnfllMJ 1 ' 1 before a marble ilab not
a gravestone.
Ssiator ! ts and Hoaa have tbd
bsag of rw-aooa for advocating open axav
otiwe aee of the Senate. Ha.1 the
iBwen open tbey wt.ul 1 not hstw
t :tiAle hy a
deot that they d cast slum
itiers of tie late war. Uodor
towrjien t seswions Senators eie
pieced at ircy of unpru .-
rweputulee'''. The corresponds An may
say what tbey wish and tbe g aJuil
uuurt rewi - mi
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LEGAL DuCUMENTS
eh Ulbvilajvo, t 'resident. f
i ues, is abo-it to bw mar
UMM aw tbs Senate of these
ates baa seen dt MfMwtofors to
pape relating to appotmN
imtWwtL. ail iociimtii per
m " ' -r lept ii
Ml pay him a salary of 47sitlOO
Mr. (lis
Cm
toWMw, i
FVwaste
yes
v .a.
lo alt wjd to. M ts no j
rittbe that the Senate :
i tod tbe pTwdoetiow 1 1 ;
StHiWMtsj that Mr Cl.MVt. i
iprttawat to be si trned is
i legal oe fr.nn Hu i ill
al standpoint TIm mmpI''w i
if
sfcU 1
tsvvaassnti
Sjtt
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KtM to tlie
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fnwo a -
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Mas- v
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sjMwMt1
etwa-ti
MM" I
ta4wi-
A read the -fin
a WW! n i'
KlMffRSBB dewaii
tail wait and so
e twAtwr eii
is had two tie
-
year IV i en
tn ii father x
sscrirl -es
of
jueen c .
T'nsKi
THf fOU
TlCtANiJ.
It Mt recent tuxu4 thai aa? ootsssiWs
littu. at all, ixmm tmetx aooordssi to the vt
arty of assw. whsr of which our poy-
aJiskjo eutt art
Kor uuuxy axa this
ir oit.ians tuockad in aiu at
Ui floors of Cuograss, to be allowed ad-
uoastou. and to aaoura, b
IsgislatKib. sou re. tutioa
m4sw Tbs record of tha doings o oar
aUional tegialaJture for tbs pas taut
is otts oontinooas record of ' hope
deferred" so far ss our Artuaiis. uatobau
us and artuiosra are oouosrusd. When
tils proposition was drat made a few
ears since m tbs House of Hepreseuts
Ues, to establish a cotuuiittee on labor,
it; was .xmteaaptuously rsjsctsd. What
EMwmaUuoW, tnat the f-iglenieu of ail
the political parties are fairly tuwbliug
.er each other lo tbs race to sea wbo
tfitwAtbs tirsl to .bi am favor with the
Isbor ateuciatious ' Why is it that the
large oil ober of Senator) aod Kepreseut
utives wbo so lately were subject to the
Ijeck and od of monopoly, should so
luddeuly teme the fidus Aekateu, the
illy, the fnwnd and the uartiL-ular chain-
; pkou of the bitiortOK mso? It la iim l
because the labor organization have at
last etlaiued that degree of perfection that
tbey are able to command and
C4utrol an im;Mrtaut eleinw! tu
our uatiooal affairs, viz : votes.
A former bitter adversary does Uot chaoge
ides sad become, all of a suddeo a bat
tle holder and an advocate without some
cogeut raasot. therefor. Public meu, !
whoae wtu'U lives have been one long- j
continued effort to oppresa labor, do uot
suddenly cbaue frout aud begio to yell
the litadest for the workingtasu. without
.some ttnnaU for it. It is pare aud un
mitigated aeldsbnees which leads inau;
of these demagogues to chaue frout.
I hey e that the tim- has come when
they wiil be dethroned and deposed from
power, and in order to be retained, like
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fawning sycophants thsy bow
dowu iu
aduiafiou before the midline.
Laboring men should be very chary iu
attachin themselves to these self-cou
nt it uted friends. For years the people I
have eubmitted to tbe most outrageous j
tar.ff laws that were ever eud tired by a
sutferiug public. These laws have been
the bane of tbe people, aud particularly
of tbe workmgman. While coLtiuin
our wage-worker in his pur
chase of the uecessaries of life to
the productions aud manufactures of the
I'lutM State, at the same time this tariff
has allowed the manufacturers, who are
benefitted by it, to go abroad and import
by the thousand tbs cb-'ip labjr of all
InDQjEdxate-to come to our shores, and take
T .. i
tbe piaiH of our honest, banl-working
t Im And now we are represented
with the anomalous spectacle of the very
men who forged these chains to enslave
us, coming forward as the satellites and
votaries of the workingman.
We believe that labor organizations are
of vast Iteoent to their members, and are
demanded ht reason of the combinations 1
which exist, and have existed, of capital.
Bnt we worn tbe workingman to beware
of the politician. IX) not suffer your
selves tu be mt.le puppets and cai's
paws, in order that s me office-seeking
demagogue may pull tbe chestnuts out of
ths lire,
A jonfereuce will soon bs held in this
city having reference t a consolidation
or fusion letweeu the Kuights of Labor
and the Grangers. Tats may be an ex
cellent ihiug for both orders, and if so, it
rfiioiwd lie accomplished. But we sug
gest to the Knights of Labor to lie fully
satisfied of that fa.'t before it is done.
Watch well for the crafty baud of tbe
politician; keep the good of your order
in intud as your guiding star, and do not
allow yourselves to be n ade tools of to
further tne ambition of designing men.
i
"THE LEISURE CLASS"
A New York exchange lls at ten! ion
to the extravagance of what it terms "the
leisure class," and a. is whether it ie a
"heal t by state of society that allows the
existence of such a class, and permits the
monstrous inequalities by which tha leis
ure class profits." By the leisure elaas is
U'eant not tramps and Isrv men geLer
a!i;. I ut those who, having large incomes,
i ii thu but ;..-ti I t!.-ni in pu-aaurs
enterprises. F r exam le, a member of a
eoachmg drib iu New York makes up a
par'y for a trip in the country lieflind
fonr horses, U y gotie ten days, sending
t five horses ahead for relays, and er
pre'suurf biggage to points along tbe
route. This is A comparatively small
: i ti .:lo r young spng of aristoc
racy is tiftma up yacht, to be manned
by a crew of thirty or forty men, to take a
party of guieats on a pleasure excursion
to Madagascar. II la expenses are satl
mstesl at fTmtorfHO a day. Another
ian ' ' i ' fPal f-o
ara to tske bimaeif and twenty friends to
Yonut Valley and back by way of New
')-,... ll.ktl .K'....f h.I'Mi fa-'ts
tbMie doe not tend to gtvs tbe tuan who
wor I" ' 7 ly a dollar a .lay
! tt,- .'Mt ifhi h a contente. mind ts said
to he. An I . - ilieee young spendthrifts
vVORAINGMtS AND
n , ' . I !''V ht.
ha1 we It a thrust npon thstn, au.i know
not Inns "t the sn joy stent of a gSM night's
ret tfter a g""d day work They are
ttMt spoiled eowa of bntlisti fsthers. Knr
arrenrw. ttisse fellows ara gsuemua, sisl
1 their genensnty ayoea largely to tue ern
pUynetd of latar In realtlj it is firwat
. tie fafliere, who base froaod great tor
j Iomwa fruea tts iat.n -m h-., .. h,
j owns i re asasf fsW. Of tsoaree tbe young
men ought pat their MSMtMf to tMOwa bek
e- ise if thOJ fc-.e; MjSj '-'itftiey .!.owt,
sad tbey are very usefai to distributing
MM waaltS which their fathers have
I staVlMsl and hoarded Wuile, thsrefora.
! a U string man has s right to feel e m.
essteseassj tor thsee yewng bhie, be wotwt
tawl reajwrsl tksex as ettorty withoot fwasv
tUM im the world
V fawtrfL la.
m uthher rtof wast
.. . e hie s.o- that he a ae
t ftaswt llo toj ssMwtisrlv iiaeeet.
fe ed vtwe the mmm whw ehwMto mAmbw "'
i liaiMh toll tow mvmmmmji to MMtae that
COLLA?&k Of THE GOLD BOOM
Taw proceedings of Congress during
tbs past few weeks fully deuiustrts tbat
ay tffort to soapsod tbe oonagw of ail
vwr will tie futile. Tbss is plaaeiug in
formation, and ought to male the heart
of every cttixsn of XtHuigan glad. A
Ssoator if tns Uuitwd States, who was
WAMdadots recently for one of the high
est offices in the gift of the people. UUeJy
stated tnut he had mast mm) 'he financial
m a week' ttidy. Thw .-a me
it was who a short time ago
Coucluded a speech in the Senate with 1
"Lay on Mac-Duff, and be he dam u ad
wbo first cries. Hold on' I've got
enough " If ae were to test his knowl
edge of finance by hut degree of familiar
ity with the writiuge of the great dra
inatiet, we oua'ht not to be earprieed at
tbs jackastical je.sii thut occasionally
SOUUiates from the thick kuiied pate of
an honorable Seuator, denominated "A
Solution of the Silver taeatton."
Candidly, the matter of the euspeurtiou
of the surer coiuage ie oue of vital
moment aud uever more so thau whan
the t-relitor class eek to contrairt the
volume of omey .aud thereby enhance
the burden of all debta. which M the con
dition of toiaTh at i rreent. To with
draw the t verumeuls monthly demand
of about two mil urn dol'ars worth of
silver, whic!i a toHpeneion of coinage
woultl do, would further depreciate
tba bullion vulue of the sil
ver dollar, aud we should be
wept on to the (jaiileu.ouium of a joid
standard, with fearful velocity. If that
time ahouid oouie, whea the estima-
I tiou of all debts, uational, st ite, muni
cipal and individual, should be computed
on the basis of the valu of the gold dol
lar, the result ooul 1 not fail to be the
im t dis utr(us imituubu. The bur
deu of all iudebtAduesH, whether public
or private, would theu br inceased at
tMKdt'-'tt iwr unit mi I thr 111 in who. Ill
. , , . , , .
former times, uatl borrowed SlLMJ, would
be called upou to
money worth 8 1 '20
repay his loan in
Ic does not take
much rrth-ctnm to -n'!ve the far-
reaching havoc such a policy might bring
upou us The principle argument
used by tbe "goKt bugs" is, that be
cause the tutrmsic value of the silver
I dollar is but about eighty .cuts in gold,
that j;reut danger exists lest wo should
be reduced to a siivr staudarJ, and
thereby i- :wu.o- t lie earnings of all
case workers, and appreciate the prices
of all comui'Klities. That state of things
would be deplorable; hut, is it likely to
tuippei.: Mo-,; treoly u; if we ate
to be guided, in that assertion, by tbe
facts. That no such condition exists now
is a complete answer to such theoretical
sophistries. The intrinsic value of the
silver dollar is something lees thau eighty
cents today; the government ie Coming
from two to three million dollars worth
of silver a month, and iu the face of all
this, the silver dollar circulates side by
side with the one of gold, which is in
trinsically worth twenty cents more.
These facts are worth volumes of Conjec
ture. We know WW have silver and gold
coins today, and e.ch is an equal medium
of interchange with the other, nnd each
equally as much of a legal tender as the
otlVr. Why, then, is it necessary to
commence the cry of "Wolff vhen
there u no wolf ? Our amount of silver
circulation is uot at ail proportionate to
tba'k of many other equally important
nations. It were far better to put up
with the trival embarrassments of an en
forced coinage of silver, and to "bear
those ills we have, than fly to others that
we know not of."
It is idle for the anti-silver advocates
to say that the present coinage act is
oont'.nue.i entirely in the iuterest of the
bonanza silver kings, who have tous of
silver to dispose of. Ii has a further
reaching effect than thst; it involves the
prosperity and happiness of a large num
ber of our cit'Z -us. and the well being of
the government. The suspension of sil
ver coinage would greatly benefit the
bondholder aud the creditor, by enhanc
ing the v,.lue of his securities 2(1 percent;
but of that class, the majority of the peo
ple in the gr c West are not composed.
And it is not for the Eastern bankers
html . i,, it ilists we speak, when we say
we rehab the news frout Washington,
that all elT rt- to deinonei ie mlvt r under
the cloak of a suspension of coinage, are
likely to fsil.
" s
IM.I I KltKIt .IKWKt.H.
l'hfl (treat Ksstern nr as wiil strike Mi li
igati uevt week l.o.-fc up your old junk.
A new way to cure corns -'i . it em o t
with a htr-e pitol iik- i Hot Horing. Ark.,
man did
I'arwoin i,iw!h. ot H xtoii, (.ss not eetn
t tie downc'l He n like a rcten cork
b l un lie ! he Will -lk Hoal.
A Litbrop. i il , inlitnt ho tour ear-.
Hsnstor Palmer tial tteft. i -nnge it to place
Its ears to the urouinl for turn
Bar a 1 1 Bernhardt has tfoneto bonlon. If
he promenades aav the psipls will imatftne
ber s peramli'ilatimr sin e of lombui ton
' hi, ,i,o !ii oi re-u'iifl his ixtsiliou in
ln i iiolh !'i suse he itil n t has time
t'lpi n M- i luoke.l upon as insane hy
lo frietils. Im! he i-n
rbe mi . : i I'n.i are ure-
ss sj la 'xtvittt mindsy iewssssri. No
l.i'i'.l r I . e will feel srir-ve.' h-.wever, lin-
le rrp trtt
tbnr serinuii
newspapers t
M.V I M-O,
sent aroimu to a rite up
I is mal hwKnuse the
io . i i . troich on
pesfiv teth an-1 m.ui
n U bs iha 4 trover thinks
the hoys are aluc'1' turn
A meUVwi J..rnal 4ra
that water is a brevier of n
ttfMr . .r oion
m itiea A
the Ip i and I
tu wash with
free v ies.ii
AM ItKAMA
irom uw&t wwsk s aa-
it aouiJ u-MH
t.t Mauaswr roer vrouatf
to wind up tbs nas Hi wuh a roah oi at
WMWtMMa and lh- Mage ai Power will Us
kri-l a.'t eery tohl ihui week after io-
marrow. M. B. Curtis, tbs round and rov
comedian, wiil appear, as has bass kwMWS
noted. io hl wMI-kuowo ' Ham I t I'oseu
livuinrituruts '.
I oil Tuesday ersniug and follow with his
I otMHpi rati rely asw olay, ' Sio iah ' H
1 bruiic a piendio upponinr otunaay
headel by bw wife, lbs lierv Kren baonian,
I known on tbe play-kHh a Albiua De Msr.
'n Thuradar eveoiiut Uavsrly s Auin
vai. Kur)ean nonnurvt mr 4i l'urr
iu the fr.tici.iue fort, wi !.Hy rs;i.,
as lbs case may tie. will, of course, give our
iiou-urel loven an evening rare tun The
Black Watch ' wilt bs one of' the attrac
tions of the erforiuance. but ii cannot be
seen on tick.
As many as i.!ftJ cntu - tiaxe eowo!
thetnsslves U 'sit'-on Mr. Henry K Ihxey
Thai young man coutinuea, however, to
make several hundred dollars a week and
he save it. Perhs thi Iff what in the
matter with the ntics.
I .a it (tturdayi uitrhttbe 1 , afih la-rt'orm-anw
at tbe Tahsr opera bouse, at Denver,
waa celebrate! when a suk banner was given
as a souvenir
Mr. latH-r may wear em-
bro.Jered niUt shirts tui
ItM t'.ie name.
he 'g'L thar"
Sol Mnith HuVssIl
I . : , moI Nik h
irill lc!. t the wtes o
at the Acailemy of
Music, Obiengo,
all thi week, he and
Manager Berger having paused Holy week
in meditation and prayer at Milwaukee.
1 he (.'litiues ol Normandy with Ktta
lterger ltrezee as Serpolette will be present
ed a Jackson Monday and Tuesdoj even
in tr to lartre houses, nearlv all the nests
having tawi sold 'n advance.
An item
Iron
Bat Ctei Murs that
' Maiiain Kevi
s British Blondes playeil to
a big mule biuuness.'
it wa a otostl bit of
Male was meant but
tbe comMitor. He
iiijrhl to !iase his psy rai"el.
(ienial. ever young George C lUnit'acc
will he with us Friday ami Saturday even
ings and will present bis happy creation of
Kudgoi in that (.Id-timejrealistic play The
- i i- ot New York."
e
Tellula Kvtns lis- her picture this week
in the New York MknW, Shi looks as if
somebody wis atjrtMg to -trannle her with a
toweh
Mile. Shirt hott', the great Kassian actress,
is coming to America. It is to le hotawi
she will wear a I'ritn-e Altiert oat.
An amateur opera company is to play
"The Lost head " in Brooklyn. They
shouldn't have tyiy trouble about it.
Mrs. Iteer!xbin Tree is a celebrwtetl Kng-
lish actress. Mrs. Tree s name ha- a wi ke
sound iu Atneri. a.
Kddie .Solomon is writing a BOM MJptjtM,
lt is to be hoped there will be no attra lion
for dules in it.
M. Zola ia said to Its coming to America
as a star. The Hoard of Health is warned.
a
I'l l.SK OT T IlK I'KUI I.K.
Keels Thttt Injuatice Has f3een Done.
To tbe K ! r of the Tei.koka M-HcRAi n.
Oeanh Rapii. April 22. 1S6.
sik In Kir Satardsy mornings issue appears
au artirle relative to the sale ot revolvers to t)oy.
vvlilch states a few facts and distorts otbeis in a
manner calculated to reflect seriously upon our
in! v 1 1 y h loi- ne i .en and at.iditiK oil:
eii Your reirter called ujsin us. aud asked if
we ins le ii practice ot sidling revolvers to Ixiys.
We U'lil liini that as a sporting gooLs bouse we
carried revolvers as a tart f o ir lei?itia aU' sUh'L,
ami sold thsm to both men aud boys, of tbe
proper age V handle tbeta, as we presumed every
dealer iu tewn did who bandied this class of
goods: We xtld him tbat khowinx of a statute
prohibitlni; '.he ale of firearms to boys uuder thir
teen years of age, we had invariably made it a
practice to refuse selling to such and never had
MaWwMsfiy violated this statute. There might
have been iiMtsnces where e wen deceived by
purchasers, but we exercised great can! loo,
know ing th danger from a careless ue ol such
tools. (Vint ary to tht statement, jour reporter
nays that while he ass present a boy, apparently
ni' more thin twelve )ears of ace. came into our
stonv purchiised a revolver, and went iwy with
out a quest inu as to bis age and this he offers as
ev ideuce s-mhist u. Fvidence uniUestionahle,
Us auw he saw it with ins ' little eye.' aud his
little ' cart rsan eived tie idea of usitig il as a
iinclier : lie w hole lirsde asllist u. N.m the
fa U are This Ifiy .v ho v. actually Amrteeti
yfsrs ut ar pun'haaed a revolver of us the day
pro loiu. llh the kll iv, le,ii;e and consent of his
father, and came in the day the reporter was
lreeut to exchange it for another, ruore ex pen
sive, paylnj ths dlffi ri-iics, nil of which was by
a.lvi 'c ot the b- - f-iilier Your reirter furtlier
ttM thai a. boy eleven years of ae was sent to
our store to purchase s revolver, lie does not ssy
that the boy cured the revolver, but leaves the
public to infer tbat W wii! say that he did not
Nun w!iy we should be ;'.i;''-d out tr-.in ain.'iigst
all t lie dealers i u towu fur this sort of KrafMMWSI
atlvertistng wa do not know We certamlv f e 1
tbat au Injustice tias lon lou u. aud simply
ask that jmi allow the sains fressloui to MM tate
menl iu your eirfnaioa. ResM tin o .
i.i it UK A 1 Ol i. IB
a Heerteenrl i nyl Apeel
o 'hi' EdUi r of llif n:i..oi ibict'
..ii ini Kuna Iprf .- 'ss.
My little ibt Kt.Ut.Ued yeerd aud my heart
-'r s- ... n o... of k.iu. f i ;.r leaders Rive
ins a sue prett !., s: on O..- lea;
litta. thing
Kosiosa Masv
Mr UlWU'Wl' ilW
rt the Kttit.tr ol the Tki nosse II sits 4 n
OBSNti Rsruai prll .' .'. IMS.
V io do yisi think Is i he handsome? irl.-o in
Orand Rapids PU-asa tell I want to ak bias for
bis autofrspb.
No. Deer, Hs it Marns.
. the Kdilor ol the Is iae Mimin
OBsau Rsrire AtsrU 1 as
an j. a tell ate whtsber tar Wtl.te is .lead
ret, I hasa ma heard tnin. saeatteeed fw a hwaj
Have Kittv f .
e
When It.w. i Oat
tervatil M Mr i'eveUi. I I to- .-ook
wauls lo l now sir, what vou will bsve tot
otnaet, MrT'
Mr levahmd - " land Miaa I'levelaml
ss mm Pi
tlh, yes I bal frga
let me see Roar dines
el tnd Point o
I ten that
o.i a d
Ihnaei
laii s
i. ..Hat' Va o i ttavs pig le
I a i ! a U-OlS .d MID ttJ
tafai MWssea Culias
tears hi wed e new mmm. Ad
HELP YOURSELF.
Te Ha.r I y ts llymiuu m is Nr.. lo
VFAttl Ss use Mk-AifMi J
lata 1 kiwk
A Cwm Nwsjer
Ths Urand Kaud suyeat has t baagsd
bands, arel will now aju-ar, n i. ki.;
and under the tuaiiagemeiu of lloyd
brease. It is tn general i was Mason thai
Bit MM will make ii s rest newspaper
T
Grwad lis sea jleeeiar -Jmummi.
A Uive LU..1.
The tirands Rapids TiiJtva u-Baaais
atue to bsmi last elurda It has all the
advantases ol lbs iwo pa . :.e,i
and publishes the l're lspalche it is a
lively dauy and as lone as ttrease M at tbe
helm it w ill loaiiuueato RJ CUf CWwa
Bei in Michigan
Mr.Tloyd Krraee. the noted editor ot the
I.I-.'ll lUp ,S lir ... Mi. !
pa(ar in letroit anu c!m where, has pur-
!..- -t i, n i , . ;a j i . im and con-
etbilated the two making the TiLSoAsM
lbko n one oi tbe t9t morning dailies in
M fan Lt Hk, ludrdtmt.
A Double Team
the tiraml Us puis TKOj.i.oilltiivi n
ibe nea cousilnlatetl lournal of tbaivov
has ttreti OOiniug to our tabie for a week, a
neat, brhcht, new ay patter l.ioyd lireace is
an indefafttabls eiiior and Grand R I
uiuv well te proud ol this "double team ' in
journalism Kenton Marl 'uWashM.
St
Briyjltt end Sparkling
Tbe tiraml K quds Tki.itoaiS-HKUM.il
under the new management of oloy j Bre
zee is greatly ituprovsl, and comes out as
bright and sparkling as a "dollar of tbe
daddies ' just struck from the mint. Aud
may it be as numerous i a circulating me
dium, -(winej Herald.
Tlia Very Bet or Pajers
The lirand llapids Telegram has been pur
ilm.Ml by a clock xnnpanv and ixinsoli
dateil witlO the Hewitt, Lloyd Urtiw tak
ing charge of the new eiilerptiae, which II
callei the Tii.Kuiom Ihituh Tlie lirst
niimlar has male its appearance, ami it is
just wtiat every ho ly kne u would be, A
handsome, lively, wideawake paper, having
the I'nitetl 1'n dispaii'he, and making
tbe ttei pane! draml KipnU ever hal. It
will be itides-iideni in pilitie.-. and will be
a readable pn i Ctiliili Xcw
rt mors
UllM.s IN
PLAI B8
( I HUH
M rs. M ary
Georgia, has
Hearn of Walton county,
rollim; pin which has been
111 constant mm tor
1 7o years. It is as good
as new.
Hob tifitTui of Washington, tia., saw
eleven wild turkeys feeding in a hunch.
He tired both burrels of his gWA and killed
seen. 1'. S -It is not known whether
tbi i is a lie or not.
QMMMi Sample, a clerk at a drug store at
ir mton.o, while making blue tire in Ja
tnortor. let the pcstal tall and caused an ex
plosi n. The man was blown to fragments
and the store was wrecked.
1 'larence Keifcr, a convict employed in a
coti! shaft at Hirmingham, Ala., eacatasl by
climbing a wire caple 1 1-2 inches in dia
meter ami 'AH feet long, extending from the
bottom of the shaft to tbe surface of tbe
ground.
A man of Chapinville, Conn., has invented
a crank attachment to a wheel of bis wagon
wlr.eh runs a churn dasher when the whel
is in motion. When the cream is ready he
puts it in the churn ami takes a ride. lie
returns when the butter has "come."
The proprietor of a leading saloon in
Washir ototi ordinarily has a UtMHatM Off
chipped smoked beef on his lunch-table.
His patrons were recently surprised to find
smoked herring substituted for the beef.
Indignant in iniries revealed that the
change to fish had been made in observance
of Int.
a a -
A K.ob. r SiHitliriK Costume
The sensation of the production of
Sylvia" at the Academy of Music, says a
New York letter, was when Mine Curo.zi,
in the character of Cupid, threw off her red
tunic ami revealed herself to the other
characters in the play. She is s French
"corrjan of tbe pouter-pigeon build. She
was dressed entirely in fiesh colored iMjfltA,
witti the exception of a small snd usrrow
scarf which fell from one shoulder to her
hip. There was a sort of gasp from the
audience when she pulled Otfl her tunic,
and a spasmodic and instantaneous reu .
for opera glasses. Then it was discovered
that Mine. CMNMSi was not entirely nude,
but thai she wore a clinging silk jersey of
piecisely the same shade as ber skin. It
was a decidedly risky costume, hut it was a
success.
a It a Slfti of Cholera'
Many residents of Cleveland, Ohio, are
much alarmed over the appearance for sev
eral mornings past of a thick, blueish fog
which appears to issue fr mi theerrth. Its
present e 1- regard d bv s-rsoiis conversant
with its previous appearance In-re as otuin-
ous of an approaching epidemic of cholera.
It is a singular fad, cited by those who went
through the cholera plagues of MM and
earlier years, that this same hlueish fog has
always d i at. out' veak tf the dreade.1
scourge, and that it has not been eeti in
this city, until this week, since the last
cholera pidcin:. Mcictitists lu re, w hose
attention has le'n called to the fact. lelieve
tbat conditions favorable to the creation of
this fg are favorable to the read of . hol
ers coutigion. (lerriitH'i I -1 tier
s
Tllt:ht I.ITTI.K Lt niH o.' s.
Three little dude all on a spree.
Thrs
ansa and thn-e little hao.
Thts
awa WMh .augree
det nre vs.
.es all on a hat.
Three tit!
Three little .',.n idled a s
Three lMle-1 eads wHi cait 1
1 d utle '.im an we.
Three little dix'e an J thre
l hr big dis-tor. ..r.-e e.
Three little tom!--noe -ep
is little dudes are we
A llorl .f Health oe
Va'ter "Hay I think that man in No.
?' has blown out the gas and irone to lwl."
Hotel Proprietor Has. heh Well 1 11
charge him for tbe waste of ga in the
morning."
Waiter Yes, hut bs .nay die from
bn atbimr it.'
Hotel Propriet-.r-- ' Not much be Moig
to tbe Hoard of Health thev never ameil
li'Ch :'l
w W I IDVERTISKMENTS.
s I I I I I . . s 11 4 T f ft.
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other Ie
tell-
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fV KKNT A MOX rt KMAftKP MOUM WfTM
1 Uuard at iu Ceasl-ek.
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S(m tea perflaa
as si Uass or I'
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Bf UptN. lllr 6m
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NO, 4
:c1 to M..I.
siei Vail A.Milf.
u Al ea
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1 rooiu furuuhej oi ttufnrsMhe4
veut Ave.
z
hi M I oi K te -. M- -ill Alii t fh
n.. k .J .! I. 'i tjit.l lo. kftp.liK
. or a.Mrtea 1.1 H.t wicket. K
r RKST
say. t
BrMgv tares
tiv iTtw tsn
seversi houi
UlMOSll.t oi
rates fixed I
eMste sestir
I waiutrx t.l
Hoi ! iM' HUN o.S BKoAO
sjissl orvter Also Waaw oa KaM
li! li 1,. reriaSISlhle JtSI
be spveu H have for aale
t- siel tts-.m ass) terms. We write
slietsaaei ol llOftl (i . . : i n
nuraelves Money k saui on reavl
y. Kayamtth Brut. uMer. Kuuui 4.
k. tiraJid Ksp..U
'v. ;i I : ilK MK-I ( l.AS -iolit. No
I li Miaiioe sl.. fir fi.s.r .' .1T.. m ufi Ii
dranltt- elevator. We abalt soon rauur.- to our
res. istrner MniK an.l I tilt.-ji m
TO WLST hlKNISHUi KRoNT flliliiK.
bed nsui aud cksst, in a pleaawut lucaium
liajulre at Art atawa at Ml
fpo RENT- KUUMllKU UsiMS AT h RAN
1 man -si. M
T
Rl VI I KW ELBUANTLY KTRNJSHaUi
roiuus st l.si Mtelduu SI. M
Tt KKN'I MCK1.V Kt'UN.SHr'K
tootns at Ut A eet S'ark llace
K'N1
n
and third rasjrs. Addia bio. I at t nal-H Jl
rRKKT-TWO FIRT l.m FC.IW'JsilKO
rooms over oil 'anal-St VI
ItC RKN1 O.VEKBATU rURNISUJCD ROOM
t all atro mi ...un 1 bi.M k. Mouroe-St 91
TORr.N1 TVAii O't T!f KKK RO iMe HI ITAHI.K
for office. Apr ly ai I u 1111 Hoase, over IU
MeqieefM. M
rtTHl REST IS THf BLOCK NO 77 CANAL
I street, a MVt ot thixs nsans, to suit teuaaia,
such can have vue. two or three mom, a they
desire all healed by at cam The best chance
! r sin - . s-i !.; etnci: ;oi iisl-.u puraisea l.ood
leuants can have such at v erj low rale, ln.juirv
ll No. -.T t anal -St, of ii A B-irin
T
) KENT-NO. KA8TBRIlXiEdsT., M.X 1
conn r oi l icavetie. Nice place for amsll
lamiiy; in go'-o oruer. city welt auu au t water ou
tbe place Relit rcsjsniahh Kn.juire hi the
premises it
'P" KKVT-NfiATI.Y Kl RNKSHKD
ROOMS
J Apply ou ihtrd hoor AlU-rt block. Caiial-fct
si
'I
'O KKNT URNISJfKP ROOMS IN
teatfi
1 shape at 1 ottau a Nt
VI
rno 1
0 RENT NEATLY Ft UMSIIKf l;).M- a 1
I ;oitswsSt.
vl
rpO RENT TN NICELY H KNlSHhh U tsfs
1 at 5a East Bridge-. M
1U KKN'I Kl KNTSHFI' nil l NH KMsllKI
ns.ms Kn.juire st Ottrner of laigrave and
oakes St. M
TO RENT FfKNISHKl K K)M8 AT A VERY
jeasuuable rate at 'JV1 Ouawa-SC
rP
O RENT liiMJl) Ft RNTMfKD R(KMh AT A
I very low rate. Apply at the lieuiple House
VI
TO RENT FRONT
MMM in O'Brien
rooms, anal St.
WINDOW A NT SMALL
snd I'owers undertskmg
iia
T
O KKNT A I.AKOKNKATI V MKNi.-2.KD
front noui. Ku.iuire at drcMSiuk ins room.
over Tl Motuoe-8t.
To KKNT PLEAsANI Ft RNUHRD RkMS
a 11b noard 111 a verv pleasant Lm-hjUv Also
fnait risini on gmuad tS.air uufumished. all
.'47 East Fulton St. SI
T
o KENT -oNE NICELY H KM.-IIKI) FKoNl
table for a married couple or two
Apptj at Palace Dining hall, 106
VI
voting meu
Canal Si.
RENT NICELY H KNISIIEI' ROoMs
with ail the modern improvements. Ku.4uire
at room 11 (irinnell block, comer Canal and
Creoent-ave. vl
rp, .
1 near lagrave street. Enquire oft". N Rein
ington, st Nelson, Matter A Co. tM
riH) RENT-A ROOM .1 N M KKKT, 000P l0
I ality suitable for a store. Call at K R.Stts
Meat Market, cmier of West Bridge and Stock -
iug-st. 91
To KIN I f.CA-s - i Hot -E OK SIX Rooms
t ii dollars is-r mouth. Enquire lvs North
lu Lsi.m st v'
To RENT PLEASANI ROOMS, FURNISHED
or unfurnished. In suite or siugle with or
Without boanl. al 121 Bust wick at.
TO RENT-TWO NICELY FURXISHED
front rooms for rent with tasvrd. Oue ta a
large room with hy window, suitable for man
and ..r tw.. gentlemen tall st 171 North
lenM -t. fifth house north ot postofftce. id
TO RENT-FURNISH ED OR UNFURNISHED
nam at te OUasra st
10 j ; s m iv r-:;
ti
1- XI I KIKNi J . N ASSI ItS
ff for fair line of new and Isst selling ltouse-!..-d
U'"fls. lor particular iii.iuir" at -ssah
1 i isi..n-t 1 w. Koi
Ms -.Hll 1
to
RK-
w.
Kdi
Wa
loh
W
N1 I 1 ! w KN I
male or female.
BI1 Sol
II-
for steady business. A
ippty hi ro an VI and 13
Nmanza to g.ad iwies.
ilouscmau hlork, city
1-.11
Hot
W
ANTED - LADIES
tIE AND i.KN f ..EM KN
.-eits't Rcaifings." with elocu
Tea her an I si id- i t- ill
nuitable hsa. Yea. we havs
Parallel Bible. Write for ape
I 1 r A Co . Detrott, Mich.
M-lOsA
th
eia! Bible terms
m 1 s, i roi s
l)EB
o ANT OK PI
HTBLE KV
1 making i
A
the city a f" days naly. i
Hi. i ee tht- work R-s.nis
V.'IMI
law . Mi K rtol
SjlMKMI
Petkios
Vitrheis altoroey-si
ss
N IMI'R) - 1 4 N 1
c;tv snd farm pro'-
'1 Lron t onrt bVwR.
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N aocTH DIN WOV si
r hotel r a amh Natfcs
at.-, or ;.r.o
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ti-AKTAl flkl
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TV iuss:i; pa.i..a
Hsisad's MTllUMy.
Ii. u
uiust have a natural
veara. AH
Mi Sine st.
II'AMU' I I v
fv if Use verr bast
A aifija if atid M s a
, wsMsia, etc
ersuu. luteUlfeiicr o
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licit 01
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Kouutsiu -at
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Valley
thi v 1 1 110
li.i.iUure tVi
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to.
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yf rardtn.
None Irii an-ae
run u j
IVOR SALE -TWo
T .11 gl Use ta
oppusttiou are alius
Truuk ralleoad. Itetu
n I ot j.an .. ui
buz As Coral. M1v.l1
prlse-w Inuiiuj biols
Koekk In the state.
Gou) alies.
nOR 8ALK-SOLD
r yet, house No 1J
great sar-rita. (ai
writes us to aelL
txaaw. In.jtur. ot
Art-sd. .
Tattle hn
ar. uu. . . -
tn
ItHlK
A tlie
nirncr rrewsat an.
eihteni aud cit ni
bouse with flue yar.
made, leqein at I
Hn , insurans' a
I OTV FOR SON 1
i Hraiuard-st , va
off for all cash.
Thorns, valued a
T utile Bob- maunu
IViK SiLR HORi
T for MaM, at SI J.
L Tuutaer.
MMgatr at i lg:
XB
Vot ., p
J 1 . sweat
1. Mien
r waiud
212 Jefteri
tud a p
Wi st , 0
Fj
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We are cli
iiut sud ha
St.. A 1 -!
t-
for seUiu
of caplti
itaynistit
Inquire- e
sir.-, t. ' 1
Address
Grand Ri
Wykea. il' isnsA Lsfh)
village a
For 1 soil
s!
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time ht those
nesr v nd 1
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