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THE TELEGRAM IIERALP, SATURDAY .MORNING, MARCH 1, 1890.
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DELICIOUS.
THE FAMOUS CCCOA OP EUROPE THE COMINO ONE OF AMERICA.
UADE INSTANTLY.
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Cfi? Farthest-Largest Sale in the World-Once Tried, Always Used"
aro Lou."!toM wonl all ovr Europe. Now that thf manucturers aro drawing the attorition of th Arnonoan jmrlic to th first and, ever sine its invention, the best of all
ciH-uij, i: be appreciated here as well as elsewhere all over the world. All that the manulueturers reqiu-M is Amply our trial or .-till better avwu!i.';:. vnth
whatever other cocoa it may 1 ; then Van Houtkn'.s Coro.v itself will convince (vtv one of its rreat Miperioritv in strength. l!avt- and w)!iomv. 1
'it.- Lzitiih high-clas paper He.il:h says: ' Nunc of the numr.-uus cocoas have as yet cqu; tins inventor's in -iV Jvera!U Uiic i.uu t.i.:iiii.c , . U a' rejr'l hvner at f'rt
lcrrf-, a refreshing beverage. Superior to tea and coitcc ud having no injurious elTccts. Aik lor Van Iloutui's and take i other.
MATIKR5 IN MICHIGAN.
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lit i -. y, Mar-ii i ui.-l 7.
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tl ;.!,:;'. 1 ai: r March 11. Tlu-v arc j
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'I I'.iru.t v'l Ch-VflAr.d NavlAtion i
I.!:. - r'.ait t;; -.r sts.uu.crs out 0:1 1
a l.tr ;r i -!..v. I
Ti.-T" v.i " aro-'s of hn.i, j
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.'ai lv !.iit.r:i of t::j hit. ?t :ixil bi il do- !
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Tu. he.r.Jrcl ico cutters at F..V Lake
lr;; !c t.r 1;.'1ut wm-c.-j Thv.rs i-iy !
:.'..;!it. Tao j-oaany jci-.t theiu oil a:: 1 !
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.S-n itir .tociwLriJso loft for vh. 1
in'to-i yct-r:lay, talcing with liim hvc :
n ..w ::tr -a valu-l at !o . II-- uNo j
l:.u ti.rco ntV tv.rr:A'-5. K:hm.y:-o ;
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Whi! !ru:.k at Flint th other ni;;ht, j
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!--r f !I fi' in a cov. !-tory ir.do-v .
an-1 r c: :'. .1 si-ri-jin injuries. His j
h.rj.c is in a:o. ;
I: :tha Ilyh r, tho H-year-oM p;irl of j
F-a:h,'. ho tu.yk iris rt t-n -.vith su.ci.ial !
h.t.-at, is had fira its . il'j .;tj. She- j
v, .1 a caa-i' voting cirl and 1:0 rca? m
Is as- uoci tor the act. j
(.'u 'torus ihccrs Ixiy anJ (Jrcen have i
Rrrs t liv" Ch:n.-rn.'n at Fort Huron, !
ti.r-- for hr-ak.i:i tiio ia.v forl.-iUlin
t arratm-n to e:it-r t'a r .-juatry aaU the j
tthrr t.v for he! uinj then:. !
All th rctna-.nai -nn pirU who
were ;r:j'irit in t'r.-- T:ll'-a ?chool fi.v '
at I n.t ju-t h' forc ("iiristaias hav."
r-c-'.v-rel. aly on w.'d he carrvi
n i h-r marks will ht. j
h. I.. Frs--h a r-roa;::v::t insurance '
tit cf M. Lotus, -not r.iai--!t' ;a t:;'
I' art ihur.-.'iay. He left a : -v v.
h .- l:t for ih. Tl.- vh t nir i
I i.rvo! to have I ten acci-h-nta!.
Ann-c'la county t. ac!. r to'. I hi.--j
-;j ti.at 'hen::.i:i' array was com- .
: o - I f tur.iai.'i arl t.:i-v.. s, ami
l.O'.v iif uri'ls h:ni-.'h" utixr 'c ton-'.f'i
Ih :n-u!-iisiiaat: .i anion.; his pupil?.
Mr, lh-rriun 1 r? it r.d 1; - Faiv!,
d--l at Ann Art r, W. .In- iay, alt r
n1.tt.n4 to a s'lru'.1' il op rat;:.a. IF r
f-y, I .-n'l v,.i v;tu u r, :.:: was
r" --.v:r.4 sari -al t r at:r.':it for h.;
F" K "y has cliy in ahundanr, and
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1 i w.ll d .. .'. I V ta i.i. Any ..a :
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wr.:- Mr. F- :;.
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fir tr-t.i Adrian, '-titercd las ici.v.i
V, .! ; - iv a-..'. hot U l.i;' If in til"
h- 1 .1 w.tii a rt-voh. -r, dy;n mtiv.
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THE TALHAGH TRIP.
Incidents of the Journey from
Beyrout to Constantinople.
I 1IAND-S01IK AND THlilViNO C1TT
It CTiurcL ua Chrituia A Cull at
lartilcA, Cpru SIimkIj xnj SauUey la
MiHjtru ltit I. It;.Iiru auU ll Wou
tfrfl Iluln. Mjlilen.' TheOrt-ck ArcU
klhu lit Tuiklsh tlovrrnor.
IavEitrcoi., Jan. 5. -Frohably the
&-.vifu-t and pleasanto.-t thiiencc fc rvice
la t!i': world is that from Ia:uas:u.s to
I yront. A F:f rich oompany mvns and
i ,-'S it, r.nd it would Le nnsliess to
ear that this tntorpris i- la triki::ir
c ntrn-t to any entcrori.-rondiutc 1 br
th. un-t-akat"l. Turk. The road b-tw.-fi
the two citi',5 is in excclh-nt con
di'ien an I is a marvt I u hit of f-n.ineer-i::',
crisir,; the mountain" of Lebanon
ra u. hfh;ht of 7.C0J fet. Six Jiorses are
hxnci.-evl to each conveyance, and there
are chan.l every hour. Tho trip is of
fourteen hours' duration, ho thirl ei-hty-four
l.ore3 are hroub.t into usj be
fore its completion. "With the excep
tion of the beauty of tho scenefy,
which increases in attractiveness rdl the
way, there is nothing of special interest
witiiin tho hrmdred and twenty tnilea
alor w hich tho road extends. The villas
which dot the approaches to IWrGUt aro
surrounded by gardens of rare beauty,
Riving evidence of the good taste and
r.mple means of their owners, most of
whom nre merchants inthecity. Thegas
jets illuminating F.-yrout were tho first
we bad seen tince leaving Athens. Tliey
riTorled expectations cf its appearance
by dayli'it, which happily we found to
bo fully justified. Dcyioutis a handfiomo
city contairiinj; aljiit a hundred and
twenty thousand inhabitants, alarge per
centage of whom are Christians and civil
ized according to the highest European
f-tandard. These have rained a soli'l foot
ir?, in Feyrout, wliirh accounts for its
l-ein the most attractive city of all
Turkey in Aix Dr. Talmaje was en
tertained royally by tho American col
lege, and during our tday preached in tho
American church to an audience so lare
as to severely tax the rapacity of that
handsome edifice. The date of the ser
vice wr.i Christmas eve. Whether for
this reaton or in honor of the officiating
minhier I know not, but the church wa3
decorated in a tacteful manner, and the
:uuicrr.dr'"d during thr service would
have elicited favorable comment in any
leading churcli at home. Mrs. William
Ii. Podaje had arrived recently at Bey
routh on a vh.it to her ton. who is tho
head of American church affairs in tho
city. Sao was delighted to meet Dr.
Talmne, of whos movements the had
lirjt h' rsdf well infor:nel.
On Cliristnias day wo f darted cn the
jmrn' v homewards. Our parting from
th''Mv'no had .t'-compani'-.l u in various
e ip.icitp 3 dnrini; our jdlrimae thrciIi
Fulf-itin an I Syria was firll of f ad r:-.-.s
m l tendi-rncs.-s. The uide was atTicted
d. f r! y, atd we shall iH'Vt r forr"t liis
prr.yer iavf'iing for u- divine jai.eoti'-n
and hr avrrdv bcri-dictli n durin.; the re-r-.ain
'r of r-ur trip. A f tor our property
li.id U n inp . tid and our hnpcac
thorcuirhly oerhauid by the revenue
;;i"r.-, wr.o eoilfcfed 1 p. r vrit. duly
cn all purc!ia-- ; rn rd-1 in ir own roaa
trv, we entered a row! 'at arid were t.do n
o,t r to to - Fan dora f -r a ''-. a ';. -,'
trip onth ! !ue M--.!;; rraa-i'n. Tl.rv
ilays woiad I; ave Uc.u r.n amply fu.li
c ' at time for rraoh;;-.,; O 'antin. i-p!o
by a fr..:t st am r. but a pv ;':n r t rathe
l-t w a t' t.w ci'i s i b it incidental
and eirr'ir: fre-i'ht thejr.itn e .:.ddera-
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lng vrnat nature naa aireuy uuuw
he wilder iiigly gluriuus.
Wo leiuhed Smyrna about 9 in the
morning, jut.t too kte to catch the train
toKphetiu. F :t fuch a trifle as this dil
not at .11 di ronruge us from making
eur iutf-uiioria tf vidiin a city of
f uch creat iu.p jrtanee in Seri: ture. We
! chart red a t pecial traiu and telegraphed
J iu advancu for horws and lunch. At
i half jt 0 our trum f-Urted, rudiln,
alonr-r with all the r.cLs,- and confusion c t
u lintniug xj.re. a and the f-pet-d of an
ordimiry American freieht train. We
arrived at Iuphet-u.s, a di.-tancu of forty
j tiglit miles, at twenty mimiUs j ;ut 1.
j S.on aft.:r reach n'.; the hotel we were
vatid on
tdx cf tho moit mliera-
I. le r'.i.-i thatthisrtatiati .ii can loast of,
furlh.'inso of which we allied to pay
one dollar each. On our return after
: two houn"., we men found our.-elves each
comp-ell ;d to pay a dollar and sixty cents,
and two dollars for each of the horses
; ridden by tho ladles of the party. When
: we rem. n-itrat 'd with our host on tho
I overcharges, he quietly informed us that
the u.-e of the horves was one dollar for
each one, but this price did not include
tl hire of the baddies, which w as three
francs for an ordinary one and tivo
francs each for those used by the ladies,
i I this in Illustration of liie tricksy
; of the Turk.
j A vh-it to Kphestn pays. The ol 1 Po
1 man aqueduct, with its innumerable
ttovk nests, is the Jirst object of antiquity
that one sees in the city. After that
there is rio uid of attraction? liven the
very hedges teem ivith broken fctatuary ;
1 and choice fpveine us of sculpture, which ;
are U: ed as common stones. Tiie Riirictic
ruins of the Temple of Diana are impos
ing in the magnificence of i-Vei? pro
Iortio!i3, and their magnitude we found
to exceed all that we liad sten else
where. In comparison with them the
1 Parthenon of Athens is as a village to
! a city
Two hundred and twentr Tears
j and no known editico has eTer
! ni:nlrfl if. in rlimr-j'.vinfK nr n-inr1.-iir
Feautiful spe cimens of the sculptor's art 1,0X03 . 1 jj 1 f :t , TXi h -r.l)Our.d
in the rains. The ruins of tho j i ii-ai. s i-.e. n,! :"mw"
theatre, which was once the scene of tho j ! lf , '",',t'n ry ' !0,
crreat uproar recorded in Acts xix. cn- .
WG "HASSAN BAD."
able one to form a pretty delinito idea of
what tho building must have been at tho
time when it had a capacity for over
fifty thousand visitor-.; and tho stadium,
or race course, afforded accommodations
for no h-.-s than seventy-five thousand
spectators. It still exhibits the terraces
which were cut in the rock for the con
venience of its frequenters. Put I must
not linger longer amid the ruins.
After an excellent lunch, of which
various ddicious preparations of rico
formed the principal part, we again
loardcd tho train and returned to
Smyrna, where the glad news awaited us
that the Pandora would not resume hrr
trip until midm-ht. This afforded us
the welcome opportunity of viewing the
cnv. e iounu rmivrna a aennuuav
cl. r.n and attractive place. Dr. Tainic.pe
vidt" I an every day mi.-.'-ion, where he
charmed the auditors with his matchh;3
eJoouence.
ir.eii'-xt morning found usatMvti-
Fre, wliero tho Anuriran consul 're-
c ived us cordially r.uJ inr-isted oniliow
incr u-; anmrid. He piesntcd us to Con
ttantinoi Valia lis, the Or: archbishoj,
ond t Fahri I5"y, the TurLi.-.'a k '-" rnur.
The former of t!;o.-e di.rnitaries con
vorvd with u inii'rm u; and lighted
era our pirtaiiini; of Yor'a-h L1 li::ht, tho
most popular because the mcKt d. l.cie.us
of ewe-;, rrcoaimpndm;; it ai a Hire
.lrt
was :i.rh t h The i--, r.mr, who was
f.oil- covticd with d .irac n.Is an I o'der
f.-.rtr.-s at ?In!'ne. F f-r' vre h it Jje
teiit ere of his servants out into hi car-d-m
t a k tb.e ci:'dret .rani:' s w hich
i;.' i '.h h a matter f i o'ir? the de
li :i :us m.'.u i.irin vari'tr. for our refresh.
Dl' lit.
At all th-e pl.i w hid rer.tly vis-
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