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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-10
Probate Court.

hon. CYRUS T.. PERKINS. JUDGE.
Estate of Madison O. Heath; will
admitted TO probate aud Franklin :.
and Wilmer III. Heath, appointed ex-
ecutOrs.
Estate OF Peter l.. Anderson; will
admitted 10 probate. Maria {. Ander-
son appointed Administrative with the
VII. annexed.
Estate of William Graham; insane.
License 10 sell real estate granted.
Estate of Ruth l.. Barber; inventory
filed. Order that claims be filed before
September 9.
Estate of Martha A. Carlton; Philip
Z. Carlton appointed administrator.
Estate of Henry Kendall; j. Edward
Earle appointed administrator. CLAIMS
must be filed before September Q.
Estate of Owen Lawn; letters tesla.
mentary issued TO Thomas Marion.
Claims must be filed before September
..
Estate of Julia A. Harrigan; inven-
tory filed.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-10

WtsafSsTos Aaau %. For Uppss
s1d loser Aleh gao. fair. sissasng oa
ice i4zesi s4EasF - "Wednesday
noEt4easgeriy saas.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-10
Superior Court.

HON. +. A. BURLISGAME, JUDGE.
The People VS.. Dixie Hockstra, lar
ceny; nolle prcs'd on motion OF the
prosecuting attorney.
The City of Grand Rapids vs.. John
McCiurrin, appeal; respondent dead;
case ana bondsmen dismissed.
VIM. Roster VS.. Cornelius LUX, tres
pass on the case; continued over term
on motion of plaintiff.
The People VS.. Edward Boyland
saloon open on Sunday; waved read
ing of information and pleaded guilty;
sentenced to pay . fine of $50 and costs
OF $40, or be imprisoned in jail until
paid for a period not exceeding thirty
days; paid and respondent and bail dis
charged.
In re death of q. Chase Goodwin; reso-
lutions of Kent County Bar Association
presented TO court by John Patton, Jr. :,
on behalf of the committee; remarks
by Attorneys HOyt, Ganson, Earle,
Uhl, Tatem, Felker, salisbury; ordered
that the resolutions be spread on the
court journal, OF a page TO be set apart
for that purpose.
The City of Grand Rapids vs.. John
Denton, appeal; continued over term
by consent.
The People VS.. c. w. Wernett, saloon
open after hours; waived reading of
information and pleaded not guilty.
The People vs.. George w. Tubbs,
saloon open after hours; waived read
ing of information and pleaded not
guilty pro forma.
The People VS.. John Z. Hughes,
saloon open after hours; waived read
ing of information and pleaded not
guilty.
The People VS.. Charles NJ. Dodge, re-
ceiying stolen goods; pleaded not
guilty.
be People VS.. Charles Aldrich, re-
celvlng stolen goods; nolle prosd on
motion of the prosecuting attorney.
The People VS.. Mccormick McCiee,
selling liquor to minors; nolle pros'd on
motion OF the prosecuting attorney.
Court Notes.
The Meyer -Echternacht cigar
sign matter was before Judge Adsit, at
Chambers, yesterday afternoon, and
argument on the motion to snow cause
why an injunction should not issue
was heard. Fhe hearing will be con-
tInued today.
The order to show cause on the mo-
ton for temporary alImony in the Gill
divorce case was returnable tEree weeks
ago Monday. since which time no action
has been taken in the matter. The
files are IN the possession of Judge
Hatch.
Resale Smolinski has brought an
action for divorce from her husband
stanlaus SmolInski on the usual ale
cations OF extreme cruelty. r. n.
Comssock, ESQ, Is the attorney for the
plaintiff.
The Rosema-Press libel case was
called up IN the circuit yesterday, on q
motion made by the plaintiffs attoT-
news TO compel the defendant TO file the
particulars IN their plea of Justsfica-
ton.
Hiram Bicelov, a Chicago attorney,
was admitted 10 practice IN Kent couR-
ty courts oy Judge Adsit, yesterday.
Judge Adsgs has handsome revoiv-
ina book case IN BIS new Office n the
court block.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-10

Mrs. r. ". worfel left last night for
Chicago. TO purchase Der spring stock
OF millinery.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-10
$50 TO Detroit via D., L. 4 ""

Every sack OF LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture Of our mill. None genuine
without II.
VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-10

Van Houten's Cocoa-The original
most soluble.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-10

lar 81 sNRfoSc klsAl AtS NaAss e. kAls
woma0s AZ health sDo9l1 * so0ght
elsewhere
one os tie most eminent specialists
IN the diseases Of women. after long m
sestlgat4oE. comes cat taiTlS and square
~ VITA tie statement that NERVE en-
hausIlon - lae cause OF these ssi0p-
toms winch are 80 often ascrloed 10
another source. Loss Of gpptg lie.
wakeiollness, cold ieeI. weAs aud
tired feeling. and the different acAes
ana palnes. which trouose oar American
women, come from weak nerves, and
the case OF Mrs. Matte Green. Of le
Neyada-st. someTsalle Rostonl, Is a
typical one, There are thousands oi
women IN New Ing aud, whose lie,
like hers, Hss full of suffering. 80 III
at times lhst she could not attend 10
her household duties. Different pAysl-
cans treated her. aud used many rem
edles, bat all in vain
Il could get 10 relief" she writes,
land Was almost without hope. when
was induced 10 Try a scientific discovery
that has elected striking cures here IA
Boston.
''Oae Hottie afforded lne great relief.
and now. after using sk bottles Of
Palne's Celery Compound, | ind thai
my trouble j. cured.
Thus purely vegetable compound mas
yltahIlng, Strengthening, aud renewing
power that makes II a boon 10 woman.
The weak, the weary, the worn. ind IN
II new life, new hope, new strength
and IT has changed many life OF sui
fering and unhappiness 10 one OF health
and gladnesS.
| DisuoNn nvrc Color anything any color.
p'H"N"c c'I0 Aey-T faii. Never faoc
ACTArrn ronn nouishes babies perfect "
Inv III ioVp The Pnysiu.sas' fagorite.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-10

The following IL lie. OF n. marriage
licenses lssaes since last published. with the
names rssiseaes wasa sstsds tss eifg ard
ages 81 the parties Ages.
John A stuart Msskszon: Leslie psw-
John vsaasr Laan Jennie I,ysssTs A-Is
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-10


ears. weak iangs. pAlpl
TALON at tae heart, ana
ether syn psoms arAse fssf
almasa eTszx laeT dos
Ia lel.s asF thai she u
asA.t4la IL some y emais
1Ie4les
Look az tais from =
canaaea seAos poaii 81
eaw Fer NeAfs she has
Suffered HscalC4ns, ana
saFglcs! operations have
not helped heT. Ia e not
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-10
THE COURTS.
,irsait oosrs- Part

SircGit So0Ft-f2ft 4.
H0S. M. L. Grove, JUDGE.
Amos :. Masselman, c. a. Ne John
". Sherwood summary proceedings
argued and Submitted.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-10

i-s S&ess AesAea 81 fssa s*zs.-sss
Se4es fs4at "a hss~s
zAs gsaoE wan2an ssytezs sliacosai y an
1agly Tor yxArs. Headaches tSeA sShss.
eye Ir..lll.l.. sts,E-.sarlls.s nl.sx - khH
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-10

DIsunND nyrS Color ANYTHING any color.
D'"''N"o c'I0 Aey-T fali Never FADE
tACTArrn ronn nouiishes babies perfect "
Inv H'LO WV The Pnysic.aa faNorite.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25


30hn Holmes has again heen ssrioken
VITA allaess, sRd MAS unahle ~ l4ke
the bench yesterday onls ons season
q ooars MAS Aeid, al wAioh ASSISTANT
Juags Msstt@A prsslded. fhsrs were
no srrslsnasents, exeeps = lannlheF 4
aranks, and AL lhe ola eases we're pai
oNef 10 fateTe dates, a. follows. 7.
"a heaiey, susping saloon omen aa
sunday, 27ths William Goodyear, lar
oens, ssth; Morris Courtney, tr0aaes.
March 2 ias Aanohes. lsroens, ssgA,
Martin Esliots, keeping gamhllag house,
Charles Brown, gsmhllng. March 4.
There were seven DRINKS, ana thcir
panlshmenGs ranged al the way from
suspended sentences IL sAuts DAYS IA
)all.
Mrs. Anna Dnnass s the woman
whom x-fstrolmsn Reeves aoc0sss of
having stolen lie ~ife's goln rag
Alter her arrangement on the iaih, 81,
gave coed bal la appear IA court sne
9Th, and then the Esd. Yesterday sac
failed 81 appear, and her baii Was ca
treated. Perhaps slac viii claim that
she never agreed a. appear uh Tie -atlls
bat shatths lsst order that she sol frs.m
the court was "a appear the Esd lot
thai dss Was = legAl holiday AID the
lsay's attorney may have instructed
hef that the failure 81 the CoUr to al
on the dsy Il which the lass adjourn
meBt MAS taken releases here ilolA al
obligations % future attendance.
The cases ola oaa tns morning are.
Claud scott deadly assault. A kVi-
logg. cruelty ia horse Prank hlAmp,
bar obstruction; Ia johnson, larconN
more than IS, James AvLonlas las
ceuv from dwelling; samuel AAhaTl.
drunk, pleaded guilty o0 The lalh, ana
sentence was suspended untI THIS after
noon. Also, Peter Cunningham wa br
charged Win Larceny, anl soorgt Lad
dington viii lac charged wta deadly
assault.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
SUPERIOR COURT WORK.
As taesEsssss.ss L Ess A@sAat ST nssl-
20<S RkSks 4 sss44sy

A saperlof Court record unusually
rlCh a. - quantity aaa important - -
gaalsy. w&s mzae yesterday. Cnalnss
ana 1 xoFee eases o1ly nsoaap~ sze4 tae
Judicial machinery The ely criminal
bassRess MI take the eoarss time al IT
to-day. And tie e.s1 jary cases III i,s
ca call louoIfoW.
thomas coadley has been punished
ia pol.ee court sesetsl tmes for
drunkenness. The last ums was On
DeoeinbeT 5. bat TIC seventy u Eae
sentence. thirty days in J4ii, led tie
gentleman 10 appeal the case, although
he had pleaded guilty. Yesterday be
again pleaded guilty n the superior
court and pad sl3.55.
Samuel Kew aud Noble Paxton re
eeiyei TIER sentences yesterday, puT-
suant 20 their convictions last week Tor
receiving 81 len goods. Kew received
the unusual sentence Of years con
hnement ia the county jail, Ia the ease
OF Mrs. Paxton, the court Was some-
What hampered IN rs action by some
unusual conditions which BON confront
tkt4c - 10 ANitR1 IA A1-A
between the city aid the Detroit house
OF correction, else Ms. Paxton would
have been sent 20 Detroit. The court
Furthermore regards the Kent county
jail As al nnproper place 10 keep te-
male prisoners on long sentences. Mr..
Paxton was therefore fined $50 IA the
hope and expectation that she would
be able 10 pay tue money. A failure 10
paw viii involve confinement III jaii Tor
two months. She paid the tine later.
Herbert Barnes picked the pocket OF
William Eaton and relieved that gem
tleman oil a gold watch valued at $40,
III the early part al the present month.
The verdict OF guilty MAS returned yet
terday, but sentence was deferred.
On Saturday last, James Kew was re-
leased on has own recogn Zance, To ap-
pear OH Monday ana give bail of 5000.
The securely was given and Kew was
released 10 appear FOX another trial IN
March.
The embezzlement case Of Daniel j.
Bulklev and TWO saloon cases of Ter
renee ". Kelley were continued over
the term.
Two divorce cases were IN court and
a decree was granted Sarah Hemp
stead against her husband William
Hampstead, with the custody OF their
minor child. The grounds Of the di-
vorce were desertion and non-support.
\ further hearing WAS bad IN the
Croft divorce case, n which the vile
claims that her husband procured a
divorce Ivy fraud and now asks that the
decree be set aside. The case was adj
| journed To March ., at 10 o'clock u. IN
\ new divorce suit was begun IN tins
| court yesterday by Amy johnson
against her husband Charles. The bill
of complaint has been kept away from
eyes reportorial, but the far presump
ton is that the lady cares no longer to
| be linked with man who has gone 20
the penitentiary for % years for rob
| berry,
William Aldrich was arraigned OF
the charge of receiving stolen goods
He had something TO do with conceal
! ing the same seal skin sack that go
| Mollie Paxton into trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

KOS <. a. scELlN9aaEs EeDGz.
The sity OF GEand Rapids -. Thomas
Souatess appeal pleaded guilty. ssn-
tencea ~ psy a rae " sl0 and costs Of
% pas4 and discharged.
Ius People ~. samuel Kew, reeely-
ing stolen goods. sentenced 10 impr .
onnleut IA the county "a. for one year.
Tue People " Mo.he Paxton, reevly-
ing stolen goods, sentenced 70 pay =
nnl OF $50, and % D. connned Ia the
county jail until paid Tor period lot
exceeding tso niOnIhs-
TIE People vs.. Herbert BuFnes. lar
ceny from the person; verdict guilty.
sarah Hampstead - William Hemp
stead, ln cAAnceFy; decree OF divorce
granted complainant with custody OF
MINOR enid. john Hempsteadi grounds
deseFt0n and uOn-suppoGt.
The People ~. James Kew, receiving
stolen goods, additional surety On
recognlzanee OF 5000 taken IN open
cours.
Carries II. Croft vs. Mary Taylor
Gfof Ia chencery; further hearing OF
motion % set ASIDE decree, and al
JOurued untl March 2. 10 A. IN.
The People y. Charles Aldrlch, re-
ceiylng stolen goods on trial.
The People -. Daniel j. Bulkiey,
embezzieneut; continued over term On
motion Of prosecuting attorney.
The People ~. L. W. Kelley, saloon
open after hours: continued over the
term on motion of defendant.
The People rs. T. W. Kelley. saloon
open after honrs; continued over the
term on motion of respondent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
Contagious Diseases.

The following cases of contagious
diseases were reported yesterday:
Three Popolowski children, III jack
son-st., two Sommers children, "a For
resist, baby Cheneck, between Third
and Fourth-aves., on West-st., whoop-
ing cough; Fred Mccormick, $50 East
Leonard-st., Eddie and sophia Nelde-
ma, IS Funniest. chicken pox; Addie
Stevenson, ii Winsor Terrace, Julia
Ward, l3 Julia-st., Johnson, 36 Brain
ard-st., typhoid fever; Florence Ken
nedy, Madison-ave., scarlet fever;
measles at 20 Percy-st: Willie Banks,
l63 Westinghouse. scarlet fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
Probate Court.
HON. CYRUS Z. PERKINS, JUDGE

HON. CYRUS Z. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate OF Henry Crow. deceased; let
tiers Of administration issued to Nancy
Crow.
Estate of Cornelis Wander Rec, de-
ceased; Will admitted TO probate and
John A. Brummelerappointed executor.
Estate OF Henry X. CrIssman, de-
ceased; administrator final account
filed; hearing March 20.
Estate of Blanche Thomas, minor;
letters OF guardianship 10 Benz. Lau-
bach.
Estate of Ruth L. Barber, deceased;
will admitted 10 probate and VIM. ..
Barber appointed executor.
Estate of Elias Drstein. deceased
license TO sell real estate granted; date
OF sale April is, 1891.
Estate of Julia 4. Harrigan, deceased
order that all claims be filed IN courl
before August p, 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

The March term of the United States
circuit court will begin Tuesday. March
3. The first week will be given to the
consideration Of civil cases. There vii
be light calendar of civil cases, but =
large number of criminal cases will be
referred 10 the grand jury.
Justice Hydorn issued warrent yes
terday for the arrest of Charming
Starks of Cedar Springs. Starks is
charged by Charles NJ. Curtis with dis
posing OF property upon which Curtis
holds mortgage.
John Buckley, who was held for trial
on a charge OF embezZlement, in police
court IN the sum Of 800, was yesterday
surrendered Ivy his bondsman, Henry
\. Pulyer. Circumstances indicated an
intention on the part of Buckley TO
take trip out of the city. Justice Hy-
dorm issued the commitment yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

Derangement of the liver, with con-
stipation. injuries the complexion, in
duce plmples, sallow skin. Remove
the cause by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills. One = dose. Try them.
Why don't you try Carter's Little
Liver Pills? They are positive cure
for sick headache, and all the ills pro-
duced by disordered liver. Only one
pill dose.
The action of Carter's Little Liver
Pills is pleasant, mild and natural
They gently stimulate the liver, and
regulate the bowels, but do not purge
They are sure to please. Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
All who 90 East NAV find luxury

All who 60 East may find luxury in
travel by taking the picturesque Erie.
from Suspension Bridge, or Buffalo, to
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and
all scaboard cities, in elegant Pullman
Palace Sleeping and Buffet cars. Pas
sengers for New York, by the Erie Rail-
way, are landed uptown or down
town, convenient TO leading hotels.
business houses, steamship piers, and
stations OF connecting lines. Call on
local ticket agents for through tickets
and baggage checks to all points East.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

orgr5en - ttse State Treasurer saying
4, blra that Re can not legally pay the
sslafy CHARMED ~ gudgs A6sst from
December ] Z % : efTusry ;. Tie state
esn BCf Ysy tee salaries fey tie same
seTTFfes
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
Articles of Association.

Articles of association for the Grand
Rapids Press club were filed in the
clerk 5 Office yesterday afternoon. Clerk
Harvey evinced bis interest in the new
club 10y generously renting the fees
for the recording of the same.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

J. A. Fairfield, attorney for tho de-
PENDANT IN the Lapham divorce case
has filed ms affidavit in which he sets
forth that the defendant is unable TO
support himself, and IN the mind of de-
ponent is on the verge OF insanity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
Funeral Of 4 Kseler.

The f1uesxi oF Is. T. keelef yss beld
yes1zTdav from "a late ressdeDfH, AZ
s1utB I'7T5sseyo-st.. snesT fbs ausyHces
q LIS Nas0D1e bFethreD-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
Lily White.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer IN the manufacture of flour.
Its products are IN great demand, and
the Lily White. Try 1t.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
Society Meeting.

Grand Rapids Council No. 1899, holds
It's regular semi-monthly meeting at %
West Bridge-st.. Wednesday evening.
All members are requested to be pres
ent. L. J. EvERHART.
Secretary
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

AL sre eufifled - TIE tssst tfisf Their
fnoneF WI buy 81 every family should
fssxe. 81 oF,ce. bottle ~ tie s'eei family
remedy syrup # Figs - cifsanst the
srsttas vi5en cystve ~ billions. Tor
s=ss ~ Sc and = - fx5tsls ~ al lead
Ins druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

DR.. Palm. dentist, extracts teeth with
out pain. Wonderly block, % Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

Nos AAAES 8. ADstG. st01E-
Cora b. Hathsls snd Fred n hAige
ys. HAIR .ssa II. He'd pStl40a fer H.
Igacflon aea3sN.
Iho2z. Merritt -. Isaac hlnegzr;
molsoa ~ aauul p.sS sraassd.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

Cabinets $3.50 per doz. One week.
Bayne 4 Coss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

The following burial permits were
issued Yesterday: Sophia Brandt, 264
Taylor-st., suicide; Cora II. Gibbs, rear
of No. l Mt. Vernon-st., hemorrbage;
Joseph Luxford, 303 West Broadway,
pneumonia; VIM. k. Keller, Ala South
Division-st., meningitis; Luke =. Brown,
62S Jefferson-ave., organic disease of
the heart; Cornelius Roeper, $40 North
College-ave., chronic iaryngitis; Krlena
Berevoets, 100 Crosby-st.. phthi.is; John
Bramschneider, 66 Broadway. pueu-
monia; Lille +. Hullen, st. Marks Hos
pital. typhoid fever, burial at Charlotte.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
The COURTS.


aoS. = 8 a, eE9fks 81 4-sk-
F.zabetA + lzgatEiex e al - James
F.tzeaGricz aseEee Tor eonsp lalz4nt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
"Go to Chicago via C. & w. NJ"

Use Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup in the beginning
stages OF cold and be cured for . cents.
Salvation Oil the great pa n de stroyer,
should be kept In every family. - cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

Another very large audience sttessed
the beartIesi approval Of the Fay Pos
tef Burlesoue Company Of smiths
Opera House lsst Dieht The clio y
superb and the burlesque Of Ermlnis =
rendered enjoyable. "a 4 contains al OF
the delightful musical gems Of the
opera. Matinee today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

Agent Delcher arrived IN town YES
tcrday, 20 look after tBe advance basl-
ness OF Frank Frsyne, 81 kedmOnas
next week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

Joe Bowling and Sadie Hssson plsved
TO excellent business at toe Redmond
Grand yesterday afternoon and even
ing despite the tad weather Tonight
viii he the last opportunity 20 see ~ ae
Red SPIDER" Commencing tomorrow
afternoon and for the remainder Of the
engagement "Nobody's Claim" viii be
presenteo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

Very peat limitations have been issues
for the complimentary receptHa
rendered 70 Nj and Mrs. EOlsft -.
Nantsll. iy tie instructors ard pupils
Of the West Michigan University, Con-
servaiory If Nnsic and school Of Act
ing. next Friday afternoon. The re-
csptioD and program vii BE- presented
ia TIE College Rectal hall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-30

HIS allowance wla d autiaual allow.
s s gwen a.n 81 dp, dne a daily ratio
Tor even tay, al aao a..gsaf M, hfs y
ulKinga, ~. aIY
chaTgg 30 O. fis.f ei.. lie -b,.,.~
Shlla - ~ As-isr. fsii.i4i "a i.sr-
vTaee.e n9i Ne ef91a far che oolilng w,ok.
'us tAa' l. naIs tAAa b. lids thee -.
rsna not ihlnc arms Tor io-m1Frsv,, io,a,
49,. n'u may y leave that To ihy grae.oa, gsa
sn-,ly," only, he saith 10 thee. '''''' '''
Ae w ny ero4s and follow uo.r
New York Observer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-30

"Tll wager my newest pair of silver
buckles that Miss H. takes oil her gossa.
mrr vest at night" said an observing aud
practical glrl tho other day as We stood
looking nj 6'nutual friend who was admir-
Ing q plctui, N an art gallery.
u believe | could 40 through my entire
circle Of acqualntances and tell tho girls
who do that. Aud tell by their color.
No woman Of delicate organization can
change all Of her garments every night
without fading the ro>es la her checks IL
u nn very well aud necessary 20 DO clean,
and thcrc arr certain rules aud regulations
laid down on such subjects that every we'll
conducted woman Il supposed TO observe.
Hut In the face Of all such rules don't
take on my ilannels nj night; neither do
change them every day, whether tho
weather be warm or cold. Aud tho simple
reason l. that ! cannot do 10 without acrl-
ously affecting my health. The dear old
doctor who took pe through all Of my
childish mlshaps tc'ls mo that more young.
women aud babies arc washed 70 death
than the world would ever believe. and
quite as many have their vitality sapped
by this practice Of changing the clothes TOO
often, which he declares Is barbarous.
"lhrcc or four years ago was running
down and grow pale and nervous and full
Of chllls aud uhlycrs, and began To fear
that | was getting TO 10 an invalid.
couldn't do anything without getting fear
fully tired. and my sleep didn't seem to do
me any good.
zone day went TO see the doctor. and
after asking me all manner Of questions,
without arriving AZ any conclusion, hu
spoke Of the bath. ! had been drilled about
too much for that, but had never heard Of
the Injury Of changing flannela too often.
wear knitted vests Of silk mud have been
In the habit Of sleeping without them
and changing them every day. but |
stopped short, and In less than u month
had my color back again mud could sleep
like a child. ! really haven't had sick
day since. change twiee n week In win.
ter aud three tunes In summer. Al first II
didn't seem nice ut nil. aud admit that Il
Isn't specially romantic thing to say; but
u'a fact, aud ! wish every delicate OF
nervous pcrron Understood II.
e, have studied the subject up some and
have taken some observations, and assure
/ you that there are hundreds Of men, women
and Children who are suffering from too
many clean clothes. Every clean garment
Absorba Just 40 much Of the wearcr'a vital,
ity, and with delicate persons this Il nd
trlfling matter. Try Il. girls, and see which
you like better, roses la your cheeks OF
clean gossamers every dhy."-New Norl.
Ledger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-30

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comes Impressed with the meagerness Of
AiA Ait'innntA SO humility will mark
true progreas in the Christian lie. Where
there is advance there will be a clearer
perception VI our own Shortcomings and
snfalnets. Tbs more earnest and con.
unned our struggle tho more conscious
snail We b. Of our own susceptibility 10
temptation and the ueceaiiy o. vigilance
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