Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-18
'IheODSerVer

lae Interstate Commerce Commits
500 haas 40 last decided glat a railroad
eAuuot charge mose Tor carrying gram
~ tAe ,eAooard mat IS 10 stop tl.sle,
dian .Or carry .ns gram that is % be re-
Shipped % Europe. Ii the purpose Of
the eoH4LlisslOu vas J0execute justice no
other l.cs.ou e0u.d have been gwen.
llo IELl4aAH-IEEALD has already
pointed o4t ID = columns long SINCE
-Ar ua-ulat.usrs or tht GA n4s made ul
t-- eAlrl e companies. that re-rAlp-
lu.l- #, -4lI,ed o. lower rate. Ia
-.r ul-t t-tre, % permit -h.- distinction
*iH.4 1r opening tuc door Too wlde IOi
Erased. Tor inevitably SOME OK tnc gram
canned AZ TIE Toss rate would be- IT,
l.4vd Tor home use. Besides, there
.aa ue 200 fairness ia an arrangement
Na.c1 forces American pro-
.-ceIs and consumers % pay
.-u prices upon American railway,
- tltI food may be supplied Al 10"
price. Co foreign consumers, and
lg slts gwen az low pr.ces 10 British
steamship ONneis. When such dis
tr-mluatl0u IS islade the Americans are
required 10 pay more than the service
worth, So that foreigners may obtain
20 l0r less tuau lt is worth. IL is OF 40
alt.cu.4r moment that the low rate
uy British ships stimulates our business,
0t XpCrtng ram. Export business,
dome At tine expense OF the American
people, or other people than the ship
srs. cannot be profitable 10 the cOun-
Lry 40 large. The principles OF the
Interstate Commerce law are OF too
much importance 10 the internal com
merce OF tins nation 10 be sacrificed
to q fraction OF IL external commerce.
What justice is there IL Shipping Hour
from Grand Rapids 10 New YORK and
pay higher rates OF freight than tour
-llpped from Minneapolis 10 New York
Tor re-sl.pment 70 England?
The right way to adjust the matter IS
for the American roads 20 charge more
and Tor the British steamers 10 charge
less.
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best advertising mediums IN Grad
Rapids, taking INTO consideration It's
circulation, and VIII, by reason OF our
efforts 70 enlarge the circulation, be-
come much better. We nope our pat
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aIld VIII assist Us n largely increasing
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av tine lELEGRAM-HERALD now with
your subscriptions and advertising pat
r0uage, Tor the paper has always stood
I by YOU and advocated the cIty's inter
e-ts, and only asks 10 bee properly en-
c0uraged and supported 70 DO vahent
battle Tor our beautiful and fast grow
ns city.
The rights of ice-cream have been
nohly indicated by one Of the CIncln-
I uau Judges.
la the case Of Il man arrested for
} selling that commodity on Sunday THIS
/ bench declared that ice cream was not
+ % luxury, but necessity, and, there
/ fore, It's sale on Sunday could not b.
nterlered with. Warming to his sub
I iect. the Judge remarked that mo mar
/ was ever melted by the eating of ice
I cream % 20 home and beat ms wife, OF
/ break up the furniture"
+ Irue, very, very true. The head OF
+ f1s Cincinnati Justice IS level, as far a.
wfe-beatng and Notwithstanding ).
concerned lcc-cream ls all right
+ tl1t is. all Ice-cream, exc, pt the picnic
4nd church social variety. which IN 10
\ devastating career has been known &
'4v 0ut hundreds of victims. II K
I cooling and soothing 20 some. while e
I others 10 IS pam, winch n many d.
f stances has resulted n death. Bewar,
f NJ prom scgous .ce-Crcam eating.