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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
eUNOI.

Ucorce and confined TO half o dozen
places. Trotting grounds can be found
In almost every populous county OF the
United States, md meetings are held
thereon every year, and sometimes
twice . year. As rule the agricultural
interests prefer trotting to running;
while the sporting men hang to the
thoroughbredA In other words, the
running interests represent a class,
While the trotters command the general
public, not only'in few. but In many
localities That is another primo
reason why tSe trottin& horse has so
rapidly developed the country over,
even II he does lose his hold In and
about the great cities. That il also
why such big prices ale being paid for
that class of stock this year.
81 have often been asked the question
whether think Maud SIS record will
30 beaten certainly do. Trotters
arc being better bred, better equipped
and better handed now than ever be-
fore, and the present sea son is liable to
develop some remarkable horses.
'Sunop is probably the most liable of
any that can now think of TO go a
faster mile than Maud S. has ever done;
but the limit of speed and endurance
has by no mears been reached then
You do not get nne horses without good
blood and good breeding. A thorough
bred never comes OF q dun@hill."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01

Ien value On the turf than as though
they had s0as 70 the hardening age Of
eve 81 slx before being called upon %
enough 70 educate them from the time
they ere eoltA and have them IN perfect
form BY the tins they are five; but We
are . rapid people. AID do not like 20
waiI for results You mast remember
that Goldsmith Mad did her best work
after she was fourteen years Of age, and
many Of our best horses have lived To
ripe old ages AID been 1t - the last.
BY beginning TOO early you take on
stronger years
"a horss thai i've years ago would
bring only enc thousand dollars would
noy fetch fron twenty -fve hundred To
three thousand dollars. and perhaps
more IL he had some extra good points.
Think Of the stallion Axteu bringing
one hundred and 1--WE thousand dollars.
the highest price ever paid for horse
IN the world There are any number
OF stations In the United states that are
worth SO. 900. This Ia itself is the best
Illustration of the remarkable advance
made in the price and grade of trorters
within the past few years This Is part
" due 70 tho growth Of wealth In many
pursuits, and the demand of rich gen.
uernAn for fast road horses A case IN
point Ia Jack which came into my
hands three years ago with record Of
3.2ex. i reduced It 70 ajax and then
sold him 20 . gentleman In Boston for a
road horse The man wanted 70 be
sure that NO ons could throw dust in
his eyes, and ] think he has found IN
'Jack' what b WA looking after.
The sales Of young horses this year
Illustrate the fact that the present sea-
con promises 90 DO the most prosperous
that the srotttng turf has ever known.
There are plenty Of purses on the
hanger worth from Ave to twenty thou
sand dollars for young horses This
tends 70 attract the attention Of breed
e-s and TO advance the grade of animals.
But moro than AL 1t gives the old ones
q good place and shows how substantial
tho trotters are. While IL may be true
that In and around some Of tho big
cities the running horses arc attracting
the bulk of attention, it must be borne
In mind that large running tracks are
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01

GOLDSMITH MAID DRIVEN BIZ srpD noHr-k
must - n frss-ciass fudge Of pace. and
know when - crowd his horse and
when ~ case him OF. Above all he
must be thorough master II himself
To lose his temper OF his head IN N loss
a race. nine times ont II ten A man
who drives sruftinx horse nnues study
well All his elements ~ power. He has
not only his hands, but his head full
When vs,u s~,rn~ - add - these intel
i.-trr.i sser,ands che hssarsis 81 the
track. ard he necessity Cor taking cd
vantage II tlvs slightest mistakes II -,ur
c,,p.p~rt> Witch are important mat
t,srs. ard cr-w-sesi urcn ron after the
exrssrrnsns ard necessities 81 The rae
e~~ir. -eif co-~>~sicu In . driver 10 a.
essential NJ sncesss - having . god
horse.
~rh. p~yv-.-s and rurpo~es - The
h-ys*inr brr<e interests hsve been WON
srrf-sslv changed and advanced within
Ei-e past sev y.arsl TrostsnG stock hss
g-owr nc-e vslushle aud been pnt IN
srsininr u,aoh earlier than when I BE-
gan. don's Ike thar ies I b not
think tisas . horse ought 20 be Put IN
race until ee OF she = I've ct sir pears
oh. bus tney are developing them 81
rarlr new thss ss shree and even two
r~srs thew srs raced NJ opsnion Is
that This shorsers the active life Of ths
suinsss szd sa<refo~e masses them OK
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
sUS0L To BE QUEEN.
eudd Dobio Gossips About the
Great Trotrers of tho Day.
Gs s.ss tns CeAins season L. tIh~iy t.
10 the Greatest u Tart History
Mad D .aa ass FrssPests-Asw
- st2ay . Horse

s~rhere are 10 f1ed rules for driving
q trostsr- Years OF experience have
taught me that men are lert~handed,
Fight-haneed and often handicapped
with prejudioss and temper that pre-
veut them being good drivers. They
have cert ain psIcfants about the use "
a rein and oftsn their manner of hand
hing horse b simply a matter Of con-
dition, excitement and interest u Ia
exceedingly dinicalt "a understand an
animal Lh4s you ara plotting along
race track. uniezs you have had q chance
Of controlling n II training. OF course
am IN love with horse, and have had
. bit Of responsibility II controlling
some Of the best Of them / began early
and my relations with ths trottin2 turf
represent not only my childhood, but
my mature lits. The lessons l learned
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
J. ". CLOSTERHOUSE
Dealer In Real Estate, Personal Prop
erty and Loans.

TOR SALE-Houses and lots and vacant lots
Il in all paris of the city; If you wish 70 buy
for home or an Investment call and see me.
il"R sSf sSsan pfo sn T. in 10 ,eM DAYS
l. good house. stone foundation. large cellar.
large lot. lawn soded. iron fence. house sup
Pl, ob Win pure spring water; price only si:
Il minutes walk IRON sweets Hotel; viii
take $50 down and $40 per month; price only
EoR sALE-Or exchangc-A new two family
tenement on last BridKe-st.. will sell
cheap; will take vacant lot or cheap house and
~ rs part pay. J.W. Cicsterhouse. is Canal-st;
n 1K SALE-0n monthly payments. No. ~
McReynoldssr.; viii sell cheap; look 1t
over il you want Il; call and see me.
EOR SALE-On monthly payments same as
rent, four new houses on the Gunn's add
ton. two facing broadway. also vacant lots on
same additions Will sell on long time or VIII
build you house 10 order. Call and see me.
EOk SALE-0n easy terms. No. S3i scribner-
St. a large new ten room house. all modern
Improvements; furnace. graie and mantle.
bath, Gas. etc; good home cheap. Call ana
| will show IL TO you.
EoR SALE-Only q small payment down.
Il balance on long time. complete home
with all modern Improvements. No. Sls Brad
burn-st.. near corner of Fifth and Madison
ayes; IL you wish a coed home cheap In that
location Il will pay you 10 look this up.
TOR SALE-A large vacant lot. suitable for
houses. family tenement or factory on
Court-st., near shawmui-aye; WI sell on Ions
time. and will advance money TO build. Call
and see me !. W. Closterhouse.
GROCERY stock in good location for sale or
- trade; good reasons for selling.
A GOOD draft team. wagon. harness for sale
"A cheap or exchange.
A GOOD saddle pony. good size. also broken
"a g. driving. double or single; vii sell cheap
or exchange for good buggy or draf horse.
Qtl one Of those lois on my addition on
- Wealthy-ave.. before price advances. best
location Tor nice home Tor the price In the
city. Call and see Plat and get prices.
HAVE several GOOD farms near the cify for
Ii sale or exchange; houses to rent III al
parts OF the city.
IL on good reai estate security.
No trouble TO show property.
NV. CL0STERH0CSE.
L. ganaist. Phone S
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
LOCAL MARKErs.

Gssf<-Nheaf, white. re- red. re; -c-r. =:
esfs SScs rye. Sc barley. 81 N7i - = hundred.
FEnrs Avn FFrD-hfir White. <1Sl Patent.
SIZE hasdred corn mesi. rs ten; fed.
IS T4Aeo ten; midtiirgs S20s bran.
tEa
NrS-e-perk. 42ses eeef saSiss veal %
s,<e, rsnsfsn. rsasc stsmn, -ssc chickens. i2ssss
lac turkeys II -; dacss nNl2cs geese. Lea
fZe
Pueorrr-rnftrr ssfrv Ecf creamery. 2sc;
eges lac. potatoes. AseSi ~ ha, aapfes
e. sslaa<i 50 "a beets D1<,e ? hrs onisas.
= iSssi - sss sesas hand picked. g .-s@s2. -
; ~ aonex 1ss4f7cs nspie sugar. tessi1isc
nzsie svrap. sarassi.se a..
HfvxS AT Ttffaw - tfreen. 49, part
rnred. l6ftss- eureS httes s. cat skia<
green Sslses s-sif SKINS cured s~-c fasi8w
a<c peisS. 80 q - fesfn safes 80 Sc
Woes ia.-h 4ry = 15t72 - ; esra 2fec..
S-s<e 275 eords tfcat, s-.ees4.75 = cera.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
$1,000 CASH

AND l0-acre Farm 10 exchange for good
"A house and LOT in south or east portion OF
city.
EOtIR tenement bricx block. 10; 30 feet front.
i on North Ottawa TO exchange for good
improved farm or Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. llxloo feet. on s7l Hali-st.
- for sale At a BARGAIN.
prick BLOCK. so feet front by 100 feet deep.
ID on Shawmuf ave-. TO exchange fer a farm
or timbered land.
TOR SALE-or Exchanged double tene-
ment house o Mt Nernon-st.
A TENEMENT bargain: double house on
"a Winter-st.i viii sell or trade.
HOUSE and lot on Mt. vernon-st.. to trade
II for land near city.
. HOUSES ard lots on Colt ave. 70 trade for a
- gilt-eGge farm within 10 10 Il miles OF city.
on ACRES improved land. 70 miles southeast
CO OF cty a No. buildings, banked barn.
acres orchard. all kinds small fruit, well
fenced. under good cultivation. TO exchange
for cry property. or 30 o. 40 acres near city.
HOTEL In Big Rapids. all furnished. TO ex-
Ii change for property In city or farm.
Oh ACRE farm miles southwest OF Reed
CO City. nearly al improved; good fences.
city property.
TEN ROOM house ana lot. ~ Lagrave-st.; has
L good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted by
gas. and has a splendid barn; lot 5oxI2o. with
alley In rear.
90 ACRES Of land. X mile north and miles
ID east OF city. 10 exchange for city prop
erty.
Oh ACRES, mile north OF city limits. on
~ Alpine--gravei road-for sale; dcsira
bic tract for plating.
o. ACRES. ~ miles south Of Hallst for
Of sale or trade Tor city property.
VACANT LOTS in the city and suburbs for
' sale.
HOUSE AND LOT on South Lafayette st. for
IL sale or trade.
10 ACRES gardening land. miles south oi
10 city. TO exchange for city property
MONTY TO loan on real estate and chatfels
G.. s. FOUTS }S Sao ny q s.ssnta Il.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
". II. WIN4NS,
ROOMS s-4 TeHER BLOCK
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
-AAI-
EMPLOYMENT BpREAU
MONEY To LOAN.
Omen EVENINGS Phone ST.

&RALl ~ AOA2-
Open Evenings 'Pleae ST.
HELP WAIVED general girls aud cooks
IA 10 RAJ nrst-Cisss places maaSiesscS
Somss 10 assist vita @ork clRius room
girls. ! vest maker first al 2rOoae talleIessi
hos about ID 10 w0rA on l4rEls tn@A via ts @EA
ior farm cork cabinet makers and
LUk sAIE-lssxlss; good l0-roOm house. cor
Tenth and Turner. saoso' room ior three
more lVusrs
sSsee wefth. OF va, liable property in center Of
city rents iOg So per Boagh-
$40 new room Rouse, corner Second ave
and CenleT-sf.. north end; great hsrgsin
New modern i0r0em house. SO kasi bTiige-
ST. $50.
500 for Y room ne~ house. So East Bridge
81 will TRADE for cheaper Ilace-
81 o. 10 room house en Cot ave-
s1ut1. Lice house. cor. lol on tentef4
$500 xOoa s-roem house on 1enth-ave.
si0o0 Groom house. 3 nelaifs ST.
sis0o. easy payments. T-roem neuse. ser;oner-
ST.: a bafgEfa-
500. nice rev horse, $50 Terraceave.
Ss-5n large lot. T-roOm house. = loaia-st-
szso. new house. large loi. tenth-ase
Sss fatr house. large lot. Crescent ave.
500. new 7-room house. tassst
a. Henry ST.. modern house, 500.
$3.50 Tor la-room modern house. sever ana
hath, Second ave. nice location,
"a acre farm. in urstt1n toNtship. AZ DAT
gain; nne buildings and fFuat; su.oS-
10 acres finest farm ia AlD.ne township ele-
CANT buildings; exchange for cheaper farm or
81 acres. al miles out on Butterworth- ave.
Sz.o0s exchange for city properly.
so. 40 acres. acres fruit. =. miles from
railroad.
ssSa, II acres. Alpine. house aud orchard.
5000 tot 40 acres good farming land, iair
buildings In Plain1eld township.
Lot 4sxll2 on ;. LAFAYETTE ST. sllo.
Lot Hxif5 on Jamesst., SOL
Lot 06xl31 on Lane ave. sha1.
Lot 6;xIO on Stocking 81. 500.
Lot j0xlsk3 on James ST.. $50.
Lot AK rs on Icnia-sf. silot,
Lots from SEQ 10 500 on Howard ST.. shet-
tiers add.
Nice cor lot on Fifth-ave.. 500.
S2UVo TO LOAN.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE!
ROOMS AND q TOWER BLOCK

REAl ESTATE EXCHANGED!
ROOMS Q AND Q TOWER BLOCK.
DEGOLIA ....Proprietors
Tor SALE-Or Exchange-Vacant lots on
Stewart whites add. AS payment on a
house. worth about $3.50. inside cd limits In
south part Oh city.
FOR SALE vacant lots on Plainneld-a ave-.
just inside of cid limits; the finest bullcin I.
spots IN the city.
no EXCHANGE-For farm. a good s-room
house and barn In \ U n part OF the civ:
large l., and well located; would pay some
differences.
RIO EXCHANGE-S0 acres land in Barry coun-
ty. ~ miles from city. 20 acres improved
good building. fruit. well watered and splendid
son. price $3.50.
TO ENCHANGE-Fo or good renting city prop
l. erty, 80 acres. fine house, barn and on .
buildings. 20 acres improved. balance oak.
b, ech and hickory timber. good fences. 400
peach. $50 apple. pears. plums and small iruit
trees. Price $500.
TOR SALE-9 room house on Terrace ave-
l. modern finish and handy TO street car seq
vice. bargain for any one wishing South End
property. Price 5000.
WANTED-To sell general store In fast
w growing portion of city; stock and FIX
lures In first-class condition; invoice about
$50; other business Is reason for selling; have
established trade.
WE-Have some fine nursery stock. fruit
w shade and ornamental trees for sale at
one. half regular prices. IL you are thinking of
buying come IN and see us. We can suit you
on quality and price.
k'OR SALE-Two e-room houses on North
Lafayette-st., near Bridge; will sell both
or one cheap II sold within the next 20 days.
t'OR SALE-9room house on Muuson-st.. 50
foot front. good cellar; well and cistern;
graded street; water and gas; price $500; easy
terms.
k0R SALE-s-room house on Third-st.. stone
foundation; good well and cistern; will
sci, on contract. 500 down. balance monthly
payments.
Saugatuck. 1000 peach trees bearing. 50
standard pear trees. 80 cherry, - apple. p
plums. 300 goosberries3 acres of strawberries.
good house and barn. Price 5000.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
AVA erty In sums 10 suit. RoomsS and9. Tower
block.
DKG0LIA BROS.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

ID. brick block lcssfed on West Bridge. a.
kss. H1. lfe sad Isl. = FOR sale. pisrk esrtsfns
three stores The seropd fnor "a ft srif~. ~
rnons snitEsie ior orlres nT housekeeping
WsN 81 fcy rlsst o. VIII tnks rarf IL eS'~
property II seit IN y asgs Iauuirs ~
z5f a. A. LORD. Isl Vest friare-se
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

PADCLIFF K HOLT-Reliable uphols;e-ers
IL 1t III South ~ slon-sr.. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
will give You regular rates. whether YOU ask
for them or not by 'phoning No. 800 or Coo after
business hours.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
What PEOPLE Want

Twelve words will usually make two illness rhfr-
teen and mot 10 exceed twenty word. three lines
and i'm the larger adj the average
ia seven words an line. There Is but one
price, that Ia the table here
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
Receive deposits Of 50
Tnc UPWARDS
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK

GRAND sAPiDs. MICH.
CAPITAL 5000, 900
7rsnsscfs a general banking business. In
teresi paid on tine deposits. iy special ar
rhpgemenfs with hessfs. knaufh. fschod
a kuhn. Of New YORK. letters OF credit cur
rent in all foreign countries. issued direct
upon the most favorable conditions, aud
crafts drawn on al the foreign cities at ios-
est rates
DIRECTORS
C. w Watkins Mliilarn Sears
r Y. AspinwaEL tico. u. Johnson
A. J. Bovine. James Blair.
A. ID. ksthbone, j.. A. Bodgett
Gee. ". Gay.
Al BOVINE President
j.. A. BlsoDsETT. Wee President
al. ". NASH. Cashier.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
ELECTRICITY IS LIEE !

The Electric Appliance Company are Intro
cucing In this city large iine Of Electric
Belts Shoulder PADS. Head Belts. Tnsoies
Abdominal eupporters Lung Shields. Knee
Pads etc. appliances 70 e. every part of the
BODY and refeve pain.
Theee appliances are especially Ger the
cure Of rheumatism. Nervous Prostraff Jn
Kfenes compissHfs Constipation. Cold reet
Paralysis. Seuraigis and promote circulation,
Jhey strengthen ard fHvigcrtfs the system
sbd give q ns~ lease ~ ife
The rusiie q cordially inyited 20 csn and
examine EsrFnsrfs.
Room b old Honsensr Quilting Take
eiersto,- cerrespsbd.nee solicited
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

HOUSES sna icfs fof sac 81 Al parts - TIE
" ETY. snsH payments down eziaace IN
szsv ferns Vacant lots = sFeetsifr aaf ea
reascNasi~ rrsces anf rerns frsr4rre 80
- for ssies ~ @Az~geS r afe aafa SO fee
transport etion - Sad rem siew "a propNr7S
HOMER ADRlANSE. Il Csnsl-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO, March 81
FLouR-Quies and nrm- Spring Wheat
patents. 81 50 G4oo; bakers $50 rs Win
ter Wheat Flour, "a co . 500 for patents and
A<0 q $50 for straghts.
wEEAT-Activc early and quiet later. No. Z
cash i-o31i o.. May. OiAGtsLo5h.
CORN Active and firm. No. and No. q
Yellow, 57Gssaac, May. 57nGS9sc; July. eo1s
G6Tc
OATS Lower No. O. sexf64c; May A0
$50; July. s92s3isc. Samples steady. No. s.
Bi,Gs2i,c; No. , White. 52s.R5<o, No. q Sc 4
as; No. White. s3L9a5c.
RYE Scarce and nrrn- No. cash, sc
April SIC, and Nav. s7no. Samples, s79
e7s,c for No. 9. and s36aS6c for No 3.
BsRIEr-H Hardly any for sale. Good altine
salable. -ol75c; common 10 fair light weigh
scz6sc
MISS PoRK-Trading unusually so,ive and
prices ruled lower Prices ranged At t12.00
u esss for cash. s2s2,aI3o for May. and
G3oGl3so for July.
IARD-Narkst moderately active and prices
lower. Quotations ranged at s7o6s67s fos
cash; % ava. .o2S for May, and cooTD for
July.
Burrra-crcamery. esa2sc; Dairy. isossc
Packing stock Slsc.
PoULrRr-Livs Chickens ssf2ec per 10
Live Turkeys. o9iic per ID. Live Ducks seiis
per ID Live Geese, h o01es. 90 per doz-
Ous-v Wisconsin Prime White. Sc: water
WHITE. SIC. Michigan Prime White, csc;
water White iosse. Indiana Prime White.
exc: Wafer White. Ice; Headlight i7s test
&c. Gasoline. 81 dess. isc. "a des's. &C..
NapashA 80 deg's Sc.
NEW YORK, March 81
WHssr - Fairly active: prices S1So up.
firm. March t.i7 steSsiiTs May. hisN0
lfss. June. sLus1LiiS; Jalv, Hoeho
100 els: August G.o. al ost. sep,emses
6.0<s Si0tkc; December s.0ss9i oe,s.
CoRy-Firm. s3se NJ. less active No Z
%, este; steamer mised. l9S1SAe
7osrs-Quief and srner Western. %essc
PRovrsroSs-Beef active and nrm Extys
mess o. 0o1- 30: family - ssaioso. Pork.
good iemsnt nrn: new mess. sls Tsf1i<0o; old
ncss GirSai2sS. Extra prime, si 30 II "a
lard. quiet and hrm steam rendered. c.n
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01

vher sr.ieted win Cei1s. Cosrhs. VbooYi u
3cugn. ETotE. Eusreeress 80 IS Ia q
Besese Ala DrsGssssA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01

CarCaGA Warren II.
CArrJR-Nsrtef rather quiet. Quotations
ranged 81 - esos 20 for cho;c. to fancy sseppans
steers; 4 rssss. % Ter good 70 choice sei - -
ase for common - fair 10 - sso4p -
butchers STEERS; ~ sses2s Cor s.ssssrss
- ssa4 Is for T.rsns. a eoap fer feet
eys: q e1sS for Co~s. o. So0t - fcs paila
ord O. esas 20 FOR Veal Cslv-a
Heos-Marke, moderately sesf-A Sales
ranged 80 0p3Aeo for PfTss - -
0<ss f>r fsht. Asas& fs- rough
packing; " s<asco for mfxsd. ara y roaS g
'or hcsvy packing snf shipping iets
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
MONEY TO on a9AS
REAL ESTATE
In Sums Of SloO and Upward.
THE MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY
lsand Il Foantsin-st. Telephons 4oa.
REAL ESTATE CITY.

NO. Washington's Monument has not been
~ given TO me 10 sell. bat i have the UniycF-
s4list Church building for sale cheap. l.. :.
Proyin. oom 6. Loyett's block. opposite Sweets
Hotel.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01

L'OR SALE-6eo. +. Lewis < Co, over 81
Monroe ST.. Grand Rapids. Mica. will sell
you a ir0om house aud lot. % Lagrase ST.. Tor
$3.50 II sod before April !; this is well worth
$500 81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01

WANtED-Iwo or three good men 10 repre-
sent our we.i-known house Tor town and
city trace; local and travelling. sl00 ana -x-
pcnses pr moatn 10 the right man. Apply
quick, stating age. L. l.. May 1 Co., Nursery
men. Florists ana Seedsnlen. 81. Paul. MINI.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01

WANTED-A 1rst class tailor TO take right
hold and work on csat. pants. vest or
general Job work. Call an once ~ III OIta
vast. ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
Toa sabs-WrsoEbLasB0Us

E'OR stIE-Csafeeffcnery stock and fx-
tures 80 south Divisss-st -
Es1R sALE-Or Trade -fsocf iHnch co1ater
ard rxt4r~s, together Nth s1assi stors 81
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01

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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-12

family of seven. The only thing necessary
to complete this scheme is the consistent
proposition that the man who has ten or
fifteen children should be endowed with a
handsome rebate
This proposition meets with, unqualified
consular approval; whilerthe theory of a
rash sciolist of the academy that small -pox
and other infantile diseases require public
restraint is dismissed as worthy of slight
attention. ''Let the Governmentlput a
premium instead of a forfeit on births,
make the marriage license more readily
obtainable, stimulate celibates to matri-
mony and note the consequences. Thus
our consul directs the French legislators
as to their proper course in the premises.
1t will be seen that Mr.. Knowles is car
rying out with somewhat liberal con-
struction the instructions Of our govern
ment to send information in the reports
which will be useful to the American pub
lie. The decrease of births in the native
classes is also problem here; and when
Counsel Knowles runs our legislation the
problem will be summarily disposed of by
drawbacks to prolific married couples, and
a swinging tax on the persistent bachelor.