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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
YESTERDAY S COURTS.
CrHcuu.-N Not in session.

CIECUrr. Not IN session.
OFrfcrAL Business. Leonard Coyen ~.
Harry H. Ives 60 al Ia chaneery Bill for
relief ia ald OF execution uled--- FOX Mus
selnan 4 Loveriige ~. Peter Zal-man. A.
sumpsit Declaration fled Henry \.
Brott w. Sarah A. Brott. Ia chancery. Ban
for divorce filed.
SUpERroR. Charles W Hake -. Ward 4
Mckee IL ehancery. Motion % dissolve
Injunction argued and submitted. "kobt.
Briggs ~ The Grand Rapids Boom Com
pany. ASsump-it. Stay of proceedings *
tended thirty day- 20 allow defendant 70
settle bill OF exceptions.
PRosArE.-E Estate Of Esther Wilson. de-
ceased Bond filed aud letters of admins
tIation issued % Agnes Couroy. Estate OF
Noadiah G. Wright. deceased. Petition for
probate Of will filed and Aug. 3 set for hear
lng-E Estate of GLADYS Buck, minor. Pc
ution for guardians allowance filed. Order
allowing guardian income from legacy.
JusrIcE BEouwKR.- Van Der Weer
~. Cummings & Duggau. Assnmp-it judy
ment no cause OF actiOn.-Andrew Nler-
inga ~. James karteiu. A--umpsit Judg-
ment no cause of action. Iunnis Dykestra
". Bert Salm and Charles North. Judg-
ment So. fS.-JOhn Narsman ". Cornell
ius Geuze. Assumpsit. Judgment for
plaintiff Sl75 and costs. IL. A. Clapp ".
John I4ammers. Assnmpsit. Judgment for
plaintiff S40.45 and costs.
JUSTICE WEsTFALL.-The People v. Susan
Weaver Bigamy. Examination adjourned
10 july II. Respondent committed 10 jail.
POIIcR-Alice Butler drunk. released on
suspended sentence. Dolly Eaton and
John Smith. drunk-. went TO Jail for T. days.
Sadie White. disorderly, paid S7.35.-
Fanny Moleski, disorderly, paid $4D.--
Ioney Petrio. running a show without q
license. adjourned To July 1.-THE People
". Frank Mcconnell. larceny. sentenced 10
Ionia for 20 days.-1he People ". Adrian
DeIOung. violating liquor law. verdict gull
ty. Sentence withheld unit July IL.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
a g ot Mlslaken Ident.tn.

The Alisgan Journal and Tribune. Of
which Don e. Henderson j. seniog editor,
says.
Farmer Reynolds, local editor OF the
Grand Rapids Democrat. was one of the ex-
cur-i0nists TO Traverse City, PetOskey,
Nackiuac, and all the other places where re-
fre~hmenis, board. etc. we're free 10 him,
and tells funny story OF an interview with
ID. q. Henderson ca route. The Farmer has
"A fertile imagination, and IN his pOtatlOns
sometimes iancles many pleasing ideas.
This l. one OF the Farmer's mental ha'lucI-
nations. Don. Henderson Il AT home enjoy
ing the peace and quietude of rural felicity
40 Allegan. drinking soda-water and sIpping
ice cream.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

The case of the People vs.. Adrian ID.
Young consumed the afternoon in the Police
Court yesterday. Complaint was made by
the agent of the Citizens League that Young
was running n saloon and cvadiug his State
tax of 500. Young put in a. his defense a
druggists bond given by the City Clerk and
two red cards, which he clained he kept in
"A conspicuous place in his saloon. notifying
customers that he sold ''fOr medical pur-
poses only The jury evidently thought It
best to allow the regular authorities 70 print
the red cards and brought IA q verdict of
guilty, sentence being postponed until this
morning.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
- 80 - 81 80.

Geo. N. Leonard. shO has beeE IN at
tendance at the Ban Posters Association, At
Chicago this sesk. returned home yester-
Dag. and reports d very interesting time and
good attendance. The meeting was held
at Continental Hotel parlors. with President
Treyser Ia the chair. Resolutions OF respect
to the memory of A. ". kris-, Of Auanta,
Ga, and John +. Miller. OF Columbu-, o.,
late members, were adopted. Other minor
matters we're discussed and the election of
officers for the eu-ulug year resulted as fol
lows President. Geo. 4. Trey ser, re-elect
ed, y ice President, J. L. West, L0ganspOrt,
Ind. Secretary. -. X. solomon, Kalamazoo;
Treasurer, Geo. w. Bliss, Toledo, o. The
next meeting 0f the s--ociati0n viii be held
Ln De.rolt Iu.l 10. l--ll.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
Proposltion for SettIement.

G.. Chase Goodwin, as attorney for J. ].
Van Leuven. the milliner who recently made
q heavy failure has made q proposition TO
an creditors 90 pay - per cent. III full settle
ment Of claims. ln the circular addressed
10 the creditors. eighty eight in AN, the at
toruey state that it viii be- a long time be-
fore the assignee can pay any dividend from
the proceeds Of the sale Of the stock, and IN
inmates that IL this settlement can be effect
ed NJ Van LeUyen viii again engage IN
business. Mr.. Goodwin is the law partner Of
the signee. J. Edward Earle.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
Strayed or Stolen.

Early yesterday morning thirteen head Of
cattle. five owned by ". +. Clifford and
eight owned by Lewis d Co. we're found
mi.sing from the slaughter-house yard, near
the fair grounds. gentleman living near
hy observed the gate open, but thought
nothing Of the matter 10 the time supp0sinC
they had been removed 90 another yard.
Tracks 0f "a man were found leading from
the lot. but a. get uo further clue has been
obtained. The owners think that the cattle
have been stolen still. there Is possibility
that they may haE. -.raled aNly.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

The informal reception rendered Rev. :.
II. Cobb and wife. AZ the parlor- Of the West
enjoyable affair All present enjoyed gen
eral good time. feeling that 10 was really "a
mingline together of good people IN friend
ship and love. The floral decorations were
especially fine. About two hundred ladies
and gentlemen were there and paid their re-
spsct- "a their new pastor and his wife.
Idzht refreshments were served late IN the
evening.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

g. n Wells. president ~ ne board ~ trus-
1sss sad saperinlsudent ~ as oal-d
iug ~ ths Northern lassns A-sluul
a. TrsFerse Clty, ~4s reslzlered at he
Morton yssteraas. Ia conversation ~ltA Its
xeutlellzn 4 reporter 0f IHs t2LA8ka d
learned thai tie @oTk ~ oulldlLz tts ssg l2Il
progresses ssry rslidly. and q D. tboagnt ii
4Iu - ready ~ receive IatleIts ~
N0FsulLer L. AoTsmeu are al present eu-
xs.ze1 upon the carved ~ork. heating az
raratu-. plz-stefiuz and , ynliug Ar- - els -
uf54 receiving bilss for furnishing tas sar1s
&llh beds and ulattre-Ses. and says that tae
contracts for The general furailars elA not
bs let Or the matter decided upon for some
4seks. Ire boafd - trustees sll ~ 70
Pontiac Monday o. Fi-It the a-y lam and de-
cida ou a superiutendent- FROM there they
vii 20 g. Mid3let0~n, \. 4 10 Fi-It the H0m-
esBpathie Asylum. Mr.. Wells says the du-
nes des0lged upon the trustees, and esi 'eci.ily
upon him A. superintendent, are sef3 afda-
0as. and yel ali -eem well pleased Win the
advancement or the wOrk.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
Divorced by Jus,ice OF the Peace.

Divorced bY Juslice OF Inc Peace.
Susan Weaver. the woman charged wit h
bigamy, WAS arraigned ia Justice Westfalls
Court, yesterday. and pleaded mot guilty.
She demanded an examination and says she
can prove that she Is entirely innocent. She
does not deny that she has married the man
Riley, bat claims that she was granted "a
good divorce from Asa Weaver by Justice
Of the PesCe about SIX years ago" IL Is
understood that she aliudes TO an agreement
for the division of personal property. The
case was adjourned for one week and in de-
fault of bail the respondent was sent to Jail.
Thomas j. Kelly will conduct her defense
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

The finance committee having in charge
the matter for Decoration iay. fnd thatthe
need 50 ia 6qaidate an the obligations. the
ncrease in expenses occurring by the pay
ment 81 the Orchard Lake Cadets hotel
bills. Hearing IF this fact. Gen. y. r.
Pierce. Mayor Curtiss. Maj A. B Watson.
Hon Julius Houseuan. Foster. Stevens f.
Co. Wm Widdicomh. r. r Jhl and q. Vs..
Watkins kindly came forward and generous
v donated tba required amount.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

july and August viii be grand mouths
Tor everybody g. trade Everything 10
marked way down Many goods vlli be-
closed oui at nearly half theif value 20
re- iuce stock. as we are making tie most
extensive preparations fof large busi-
nees a. take plaoe aboni She fria % Sep
ternber. when W expea g. open the nee
addition % our store. making u the iafg-
eei establishment 81 lss kind D the state
SpETNe A CoNptsy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
Ranid Landscape Painting.

Geo. Simon, the rapid landscape painter,
commenced the free exhibitions of his won
derful talent. Thursday. at ". ". kimbs Il
Company's Music Store. Mr.. Simon at
tracted great attention at the Worlds Fair
in New Orleans. The opening in this city
was a great success. These exhibitions will
be continued every day and evening, and are
free 10 all. No one should fail TO take ad-
vantage of his stay in this city, As it viii be
limited on account of engagements in other
cities. Remember the place, kimbal's 3
Music Store, Sweets Hotel block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
Littells s Living Age.

The numbers of The Liring Age for July
4th and 1lth contain James Russell Lowell,
Letters from Private Soldier in Egypt and
Genius and Insanity, NiRefeeah Century;
The Muse of History, Contemporary; The
Liberal Movement in English Literature.
and Vigil in Stonehenge. National; The
Torpedo Scare. BidcL7cOOd: Johann Sebas-
tian Bach, "'Ihe Father Of German Music,
and Curiosities of Music, Leisure Hour, and
other interesting selections.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
q Pioneers Pluck.

Mr.. Israel +. Sheppard. an old citizen of
Walsh County. Dakota Territory, suffered
with muscular rheumatism for nearly four
years. During that time he tired various
remedies. but without success. At last n
weeks use of st. Jacobs Oil drove the dis
ease away, and although that is two years
ago, the symptoms have never returned.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

OuR next advertisement vii ipe - mon.
interest - every purchaser ~ Drs Gopds
and Carpets than any that has ever ap-
peared in any paper IN tins country II
will surprise everybody aud vlll astonish
every dealer in tine State More than
hall a million people vii read A. Eyery-
one m tins ciis viil read IL iiisi car read.
Extra editions viii be pruied containing
the Advertisement Everyone getting
copy VIII keep Il. a. 1t viii contain mat
ters Of such interest that you Vii want e.
keep IN your family and preserve FOR IA
ture generations
SrHTNe a CONphBY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

Mr. G. F. Eble. 254 Jefferson avenue has
secured the magnificent steer carried by the
Butchers Guards in the procession on the
lth OF July. II Will be cut up and ready for
sale on Saturday. Parties Who wish to enjoy
the luxury of some choice beef should call
early III the day
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

We notice in the windows of J. G. Herk-
ner's Jewelry Store on Monroe street. fine
lfe-like portraits of Mr.. and Mrs. Juliu-
Kuhn. They are the work Of Mr.. Will L.
Beeke. formerly a student AZ the Adelphi
Art Academy. Brooklyn, y. Y. and are con
siderable evidence OF his artistic skill. They
we're obtained through the agency of ID. o.
Perry, solicitor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

Taken nj par in trade. Goods sold as cheap
a. the cheapest in this city. We do not sell
mixed or rather aduterated goods. Every
thing warranted to be a. represented or
money refunded. Gro. q. SrEKErEE.
Druggist. - Monroe st.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

Corner ~ Manrne ana ian.s sfrrffs. fipeu
aalg FROM a m uiI 2 = u ~aanlafr isH
asinlEht anI snndsss sntl naeu Tees.
f.ays Hil n0on sna friisys sntl a. RI
se-vea sz~iaeleeif feF stfes D. ess ere aff
siesne. hraitis saFflgiHz baths 81 son haee
= esia ia Your ianes ~ ta gaalf bead. faas
Rasssan BATH and sea etl saF taat son ere
elfes4
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
pnII BRICK & BLAKE,

Hsssi Fsfef sed iAr f'alcss-
Fi..l sssats - esls ard 81 rs7t NoneT iosrt3
f.sss ehsss.f srff property itsskef aftsv - So
~-s~ - -a-se. .srstae -ssns hrsees Ifrnsrs htrek
a ss.s a. Ms.n-ae sfrsrs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

Mr.. Y. H. Middleton devotes his entire
time 70 our prescription work. CORRECTNESS
and accuracy are secured only hy perfect
=y-tem We have the largest prescription
business IN Michigan. Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

Surgical Instruments, physicians complete
outfit: everything in Iieman's catalogue.
Sold at Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

n CHOICH HOME fOR sAIEi offer ny
~ haue kt the suathsssst corner - fsssIilsln
aBd Lafayette strscts fOr sale Jauis< tfalloIl
ff
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

COA SAIL A me residence property 81 Lake
I eide. Mu-keeons most foislieT suturt
rtrts-g osrs ruu in frssns ~ LoUse ~il eXCLoll1
Tor urand lsal lds prop-sfty Address W Al
HAhtUkD. iftk6kAs ofhcr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

a fttft AoEN io--ADg tsdy 81 svntiesDsn
- lL.akink sess tt.4H . I.sg aas .A0Uid cal a.
Aa~s d a. MSsitissss = s.fssi fzFiQrs. 81 NolEse
stfssl alsa ezAlaIue estarsis srtsslu nsS,1-
e1 l1 eseFs iallils sll1 s,zsz sSls t.sI ss,fs
AlseFe - l2az4s.s A. a. tee
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

Extrkrt Witch Hazel in bulk - cents per
pint peck'- Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

A coon Misunderstanding Siusgsa sesinE Ma
- ctiLle neeFss ueN. Tea sele cnszAl. Altsert
,ese o-Ds. IS sllaj str~s.t. loilx
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
JULY 15,

As we must have the money
for them by that time.
If you are interested call
and price ours before you buy
as it will be to your advant-
age.
Our line is now complete
and prices have never been so
low.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

Az AL RI ~ ses-klE azaE.i bQ<2Ia k4a
w ftssLa IA private Ia - g Caalstsazas lasst
sseE t1u HisE gter fr,l1 " sd1loQaks fefEitlare
t4story A4dzess u u 1slssrNu o1les.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
FOR RENT.

Tor hfNIl have suit of two nicely furn-
ished rooms Cd nrst roor. Ia addition, osn
IurnisA q ven pheasant room ou steon1 nosr.
n .ieeirs.i. to gentleman and wife single
sentiemen. ie.oation Very pleasant. Two min
ute walk from i0st office. Address hooms
care II Carrier No. 3, lOie
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

n : VACATION will soon be here I'd
~ like 10 have the young ladies that intend 10
learn T. make their own dresses send IA the'r
nsme~ io Mn Kellogg's School 81 Dress Cutting.
- Monroe stree
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
WANTED.

\AIAAIkIl- koar ralia1ls assd .rtise Asezls u
w e41e@ss tas Gin o4sed sAs3rS. Aa1ress
fe.e1s1 ftz;o C0E9lHg Ce. oeEe tsrfieF Ne
IL as
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

~ell settled neighboflOod. also farm ald city
property aud uHlberod iands, - acree Il binds
eye mAple = great bargain, 4-+us ~ hard wool
timber a great bargain. aiso choice tract of
Southern pine. steaulsiil uckets on uie most
popular lines Remember the place l.. ",
Tower No ~ Canal strest. III
TO RENT The house ia jefferson avenue,
now occupied by DIR. Brigham. Inquire
nf Mrr knfnfnrd al ST. Dtnls. n
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

Extract Of Vanilla Sl.25 per pint 10 cents
per ounce. Our own make. Peck's Drug
Store
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
MONEY 10 LOAN.


80 tTHE BOY stood on the burning deck. bui
he would not have stood there II he had
only had the opportunity Of buying house and
lot on monthly payments which l.. ,. Prosln ls
now offering - chap. Room 8. Loyett's ilOck.
opposite Sweet Eolel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11
FOR SALE.

EOk StIk~ A IAule- ~ "A. ls,oois-d 81 Irsssrss
r NaB. Aich-. With q oaI4.elf5 ef 81 t-1rrels ~
llme lef aas. Also cue ~ the rucsf stOnt 9.aaf
Fiee iu tiie Nust viii utlrudid aegks aud lN
thorough work IA oF1er Adaness l. .. NAsel-.
Masks.sau o1 u n hartford g. 0r9Dd kAli.ls.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

Price lead and oii before buying Ga
not be uuder-oid. Peck Drux Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

xesssn Bls>k Cor = T,svisior sr5 Nosro- >,
f.lephesye - Nivst sd fzy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

EVERYBODY should know that the Windsor
= Dining Hall, III Monroe street, II the only
strictly first Glass restaurant in the city. Special
rates todinner bOarders-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

I AIDES should call al the Nine. Kellogg
L School of Dress Cutting. y Monroe street.
and making their own dresses without any
bssting rentting. lZSu
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

/ have never been better prepared
TO meet your wants with such
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-11

Prescriptions prepared. We put up 2op
per month. no fancy prices. Peck's Dr1g
store
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-09-04
Defiance Of Superstition.
IN V uaraId


Thirteen covers were ominiously spread in
Moreli.'s banqueting room. The engra aving
work upon the menus representa- gallows,
upon whose cross-beam was inscribed the
legend @Morituri to Sllutamu Psrchei
above this gallows was an owl, wide-eyed
ghoulish, at whose side was a midnight cat,
whosa feline features were illumined by
ferocious and sarcastic smile. In word, 1t
was dinner Of the thirteen club, and thir.
teen members were about to sit down to the
forty-seconi dinner of ths organisation,
A slight disturbance In the proceedings
occurred when the party assembled and pre-
parel to march into the banqueting room
Capt. William Fowler was suddenly seen to
stink back a. be approached the entrance
and fall out OF the line. There was a look
Of horror upon his face, and his eyes were
fixed affrightsdly upon suspended ladder,
under which all were to pass He declared
that he was prepared to sit down to q table
Of thirteen banqustsrs, but he would not
tempt fate by passing under q ladder. Per
suasion having been vainly tried upon Capt
Fowler, he was finally permitted by vote to
enter the banqueting-room by q side door.
Then the thirteen ate and drank and told
weird stories till after midnight ~
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-09-04
Ouelling a Mutlny.

Inter Ocean "Curbstone Crayons"l
at Is hard place t. put policeman"
said an old army officer "when you send
him armed with club or pistol to beat or
shoot men who know him we'll, and many Of
whom have been his friends and associates
But the most trying p 'sition Is that of a
soldier called upon TO suppress q mutiny.
remember one case in which our battalion
was ordered out in fighting order to sup
press mutinous disturbance In q regiment
with which we had been associated for two
years. The men Of that regiment know Vi.
and we knew them. We had been together
In some ugly fights, and II had beon q mat
ter Of pride with Us that wo sometimes had
stool firm when other portions Of the
brigade faltered, and now we were march
ing down to their camp against them.
Every man in that battalion, will venture
to say, never had such feelings before as he
had on that day. Not one man dtsobeyed
the order to fall In, but the march was a.
silent as funeral procession.
"When We faced the men Of the other regi-
ment, hot-faced and angry, clustering with
their guns ready and de'p,rate. we felt ths
cri IL had come. The jor OF our rsgi-
ment, who had boen drill-master for the
brigade, and who was great fav orits In all
the regiments Of the command, after the
line had been formed put the boys through
the manual Of arms He kept this up for
ten minutes. AMI. a. the men claimed to be
the best drilled in the service their per-
formance was something to excite enthusi-
asm.
"This sort Of play in the face Of mutiueers
puzzled the men on both sides. They could
not divine the maj r's purpose But at the
end Of the mastery drill ths nerv,s Of tho
men under drill ha become stsaiy an likJ
iron, and the hot blo,d Of the mutn,er hil
cooled. When tie maj,r turned and a .ksi
the latter to 60 to their quarters thoy went,
and the mutiny was at an end"
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-09-04
George EIiots Favorite Room.
It'd Bits.l

A very pretty little personal paragraph
Is going the rounds to the effect that George
Eliot's favorite room in a house was a clean
kitchen. This Is worth knowing and en-
phasizing. Not that anybody win be sur.
prised at her preference. but because the
knowledge may give the clean kitchen
boom
Thers Is no doubt in the world that thor
oughly clean kitchen Is one Of the healthiest
and most CHEEKY places to be found. Every
house ought to be clean from cellar to roof,
but the kitchen ought TO be particularly
clean. II Is the place where the food that
Il to maintain the human body and to evolve
itself into human ideas Is prepared, and
from which 1t Is served. Any dust or cob
webs or vile odors about ths kitchen are
sure to get into the food, and so help to
poison the human victims fed thereby But
the breath Of the kitchen fire and Of healthy
cooking are as invigora ating as anything
short OF an ocean breeze.
4 People who have made stndy Of human
faces know very well that the George Eliot
type Of face means cleanliness and good
housekeeping wherever women are found.
Perhaps this gift or combination Of gifts.
resulting in thorough character and thor
ough cleanliness, Is as much gift Of nature
az the gift OF poetic genius itself.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-09-04
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.

]. Any one who takes paper regularly ffum III
Postoice-whether directed to his name or anot
or whether he has subscribed or not-s respon pible
for the payment.
Q. II person orders his paper discontinued, he
must pay all arrearages, or the publisher will con-
Time to send until payment is made and collect the
office or not.
8. The courts have decided that refusing to take
the newspapers or periodicals from the Postohce OF
removing and leaving them uncalled for, is prinsa
fdete evidence OF intentional fraud,
Papers ordered to any address can be changed to
another address at the optisn Of the subscriber
hemitances BY draft, check, money order or resis-
tered letter may he sent at risk All Posuasterr
are required to register letters on application
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-09-04
An Advertisers Novel Expedient.
TNey York Sum

One Of the largest advertisers in New
York says: We once hit upon novel ex-
pedient for ascertaining over what area our
advertisements were read. We published
couple Of half f-column 1ads" In which we
purposely misstated half q dozen historical
facts. In less than q week we received Le-
tween 800 an I 400 lstters from all parts OF
the country from people wishing to know
why on earth we kept such consummats
fool who knew 20 little about American his.
tory. .H
The letters kept pouring in for three or
four weeks 1t was one Of the best paying
@adsn We ever printed. But we did not re.
peat the experiment because the one refer
to served its purpose. Our letters came
from schoolboys, girls, professor, clergy
men, school teachers and In two instances
from eminent men who have world wide
reputation was more impressed with the
value OF advertising from those two advsr-
tisemsnts than should have been by vol
umes Of theories. Y. H#E sl8 80 ~.