Democratic Sentinel, Volume 11, Number 36, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 7 October 1887 — FRED GRANT. [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

FRED GRANT.

The Republican Candidate for Secretary of State In New York. We present herewith an excellent portrait of Colonel Frederick D. Grant, whom

the Republicans of New York have placed in nomination for Secretary of Stats. Colonel Grant is about 36 years old, and somewhat taller than his father. “No, Maria,” said a Jersey granger to his wife, as they were about retiring at a summer-resort hotel; “I think I know too much to blow out the gas. I brought something along with me that will fix it. ” So he drew out a monkey wrench from his gripsack and twisted off the burner. But the next morning the Coroner’s jury rendered the usual verdict— Hotel Mail. The only true view of life is as a school wherein our characters are to be disciplined, and all the changes, and chances, sorrows, trials, and temptations we meet with are the agents by which the education of the soul is carried on. _ i The most persistent loafer is oftenest in want of a loaf.