davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30
Building Material.

Wire nails. $3.50 rates; Il el cut. q % rates
glass 55e igHdIrg paper. Sisso per roll. va
ter pruef g per rpst
Lum 1.r-k etNil piece stud No. I hemiock,
up ru Ant Including is fect irngths. eli. add
tl per l.to feet FOR every additional two teet
Ne. hem OK. up q aad Including u feet ~
every additional I've feet. 81 Ne. pine. =
per o. feet std e. for every additional two
feet over rs feet No. flooring white pine,
50. SO. 2 iJorH <. Whit pne. So No.
Ne. 4 rrtinE. !. sos No. ceiling SIS
NJ I ceilfug :. so, No. ling. -. siti
Nc. 4 sidtnE. a. xiH, Ne. std AZ. q sl4'
~. p u ding. SD, No. q g. siding ST., No. ~
sttuE. So uiShiug matrrisi-No. ! com
npn boards So, Ne. q common boards. So,
y. , rcmm0a boards. 81, f's finishing. so
~h firs STAT i6 uchss clear. = per thou
Sants star star, ID inches clear, .15 pei
thailstr Va = FIVE nrn clear butt : pet
thsas NJ sourd buff. e. ~ per thousand
ems shingles. : per housard latino.
rhiff ptus. 81 Ne white pIa-. So, ship
eng ruiiS az. M. 90 cni's. -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30

CHIcAso. Oct zs.-Whest opened extremely
Nrak aHd s~-r tais nlornlAs. An4 Tor Tine
sccfasd 1ttefiS 4enoEtllLri-
tossing pFic-ss
whsss-Uetober. Toe December. 7lt.e; May.
Y .r.
CaFn-tfctOOer. fffscs November. s0tscs De
eeubrr a. Sc NAY, sse
0ats-ocinDrr. zrAe. November. 5sci De
cem1eF. 3 Sc; Aky Ii1e.
FafA--iet0oer. siLS3s November. slSJ;
January. So.
Isrd-Cctober. ss.isi November. s7-s111; Jan
aArg. $50
January. 80.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30

cHfcAGO tsIoS Sfocx iakos Oct a.
Prices Tor hogs mate a Fetr0grsde movement
todas. Ia c0mparts Win yesterdays open
iaZ rates they stes a arciI OF l. % dc per
l0e pounds. Cattle were Ia demand At FRI
DAYS quotations.. The sheep market Vas
quiet aut unchanged
Cattle Receipts. 100; common 10 fancy
dfrssed beef steers. $50 10 $50; stocsrrs
snd FEEDERS si-au 10 80; cows and balls. slu0
70 LtH.
hogs-Reeeipts. l6.oD0; heavy. s530ss5.l5;
mixed and medium. $500 light. so-vVS
6.5H
shseD-Receipts. coo; poor 70 extra. sa25e
So lambs $50 - so.gs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30
Fruits. Vegetables and SEEDS.

Mos-ly Brothers furnished the following
quotations yesterday.
Potatoes. 45$Sa5e per bui butter.
I5sS ~. eggs DC; csbbsges. SO
Toe per dog; onions 500 per bbl; lemons. 500
and 361, $50 86is. oranges. t-bo9LUO;
sweet potatoes. s2.l0; california apricots.
Toe per doz' bananas. N-S02oo per
bunch hand picked medium beans. $50
per bu; clover seed. medium. s.ot -
IS; mammoth. s.25to T50 per bu; timothy
seed. sos 2l0; millet. sl-l5ol-3 per bu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30
Farm Produce-Flrs, Hands.

A. J. Elliott furnished the following quota
tioES yesterday:
Esss. 20c, butter 0s2lc; new potatoes. 500
zee. besas. handplcked. $40 y 2oo'
honey. l5c; lettuce. loo per ID
head lettuce i5c: parsley. dc doZ bunches'
new tur1igs. &c bg; es0tagrs. ~ 10 oOc doZ'
bects. - 20 soc bu. tomatoes :. 5tetbOc ou rut a
bagts. &C bu. apples 80 G. SIC bu; carrots. 10
10 SIC. celery. lSs-cc doz; new squash. &c
spinach. 90 SIC D.; vegetable oysters. 10 10 4Uc.
watrrcl es>. sUc doc punches; mint. iOc doL
buUchess cauiifi0wers. 81 10 L50 doz; ounce !;
slsO % sLlo bu; q ncord grapes. . 10 &c
basket; Niagara grapes. aUc basket.
Graiu-lhc Valley city Milling company
furnished the following quotations. yest5r-
day,
Wheat. old and new. &c; corn. csc;
eats. 3lcs rye. 5Nc. barley. SLl0.
Flour aud Fced-Lly Nhite. 500; patent.
SO per cwt; buckwheat nour. - 0 per ewt;
eorn meal SO per ton: food. sisaO per ton;
middNngs. si6 per ton; bran. sl4 per ton /;
81 p. sit per u screenings. So per ton
~ Ooi- " ashed. lose -nc, unwashed. loaS-Oc.
Hay bout - Be ads has OF good quality
WAS marketed. rlces are fair. There y a
large supply and iair demand. Clover.ssSy;
Asars-Tnr- W stern Beef company fur
Bish q The foliowin quotation yes. erday:
HerI - isc; pOrS. % &C. fresh pork loins
l0sie; mutton &C. sprins lamb. 20 SC (.
faw > sssiOcs a. ring ehicken. 9&lIcs yea. 90
T.. venison. s8l0c, bear meat. ole; butter
Hides and raIlow-ereen. 10 "; steers.
over % 10. 81. 81 I'd hides. 3sa 90 t.ac "a
skins IRE a. &c. caf - as cured. 81 &C.; tai
low. rough. li4c. rendered. sc, pelts. 10 10
&c sheaTliggs. - . stc-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30
uYSPEPIc'S aRCTREsI

l. crew eps ffsf gfovi usris the limit ~
srrunfsnt ~ttf aim. Ths - vfF - a. b m
q frY . nf-c me veuie - g. s1ftsr sKsi q
fi-huf pct 80 tcv different 80 tere sftcr
usinE Fnrdart anl fff-s
a tEr* sHrersc " tt fFsfeas,a foT tns At
fwc rHrrs SIT ianf ssr commenced tsklrr
h itu ~ &c tbs sscvne hofffe. aue
4 -. ikt uf~ rsu.
a. KNOX
q sherwood Ave
n Hgfan1frH = 7 ="
pvv~s~rr Trr-F Wis trrfHFs trrf rss
Prove tas fsrf tfaf 3 BFdarf Blood hIfts-s
eurs eTsrrgsH - rrnsnf . bias 9
tres rhf sfaraerf ~ nsfars. atf- er atfr faeps
ffs fnirH rsFs ~ gre system fT-s f-ou cisz-
Ftrf IMPURITIES
= hsre fasr frrrtse1 Fiff s7srer~is sd
fsarf rf-@ss fer rlr sesrs $40 f1Uns re ~
~ flr.f1 7 titled furrHrt 3 nr- frrers ka~
! A. zei are "a - $50 tfoft 81
~. f1TlE fkaLifk
Err-ns Ntek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30

kosESpsr vii save Is per cent Of
your cosi bAl Bny package suf,i-
cient Tor ton or cosl for p cents Of
tne sxent. e. :. Reeves. No. 5 North
DIVISION street. aud try n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30
sroRA0s AUCTION SALE

EAnCtEFF E holt seaerai ssreh 0usarreu
~ ~ ri p -onrn Tfsian sfrref sra nss~ are
rarst - Hsnaie arff ssfss saf planes nr~r
. 81 reas nsae rfx tne new ysa huiii
str-ers fer MS parrnse INST csn nfefesf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30
Detroit Grain.

DxrRoIr. oct. .g.-Closed; Wheat. No 2red.
eash. Tiei december. 7-.zi May. 7sA.i No.
nttr. cash. slc.
corn y -. casn. &c
UIts-hO- cash &tc bid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30
GEO. VI. EDISON,
= Cas-. ~ Sogn<

Fkon. $50 Csnsl q. Sesrs
FuE SaLE
aroorn fruse o. essy - rs ~ gnnz lses-
tian. 49, hruses a. Etfts ~ 80 - - 4
wseerf lafs - y nsrEs Ter go fNrus Cor
a. ~ trade slso Isnt r. CAllforn.
Far rt-A store - goea lccsti1n fgf So
g. wnfth
rrH - frsH
"a tnsarsnee rr1tt~n a. 60 rsa-x
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30

Water white OF. i4o7. SIC. headlight. lseo,
&c. water Waite. "a test. 1902. Sc. Eoeeae. l0'
Go llUo stsc
Deodo izet stove gasoline. 7l'. 6'4e.
peodo frd uaphtha. 81. &c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30
N. w. NORTHR0P,
ovKR NATIONAL CITY BANE

FOR RENT-
large fne modern house. with barn. on
South Union street. near Cherry -.-.--.-.sE u
new COTTAGE on Henry street L %
] house n West Brtdge street With mod
srn inpreverneu t. snd sarge barn --.-- IS ~
\ Of house 40 D. jefferson avenue -- 600
FOR StLR
fouss. No. IN South Union street. WITH
modern improvements and harm ...- - So
z houses on Harlan street near Nsdisoo
s.snns convenient - street cars g 80 80
horse Oh south Union e esf Tlfh barn LIS
house. No. ~ North Inris - - AZ
house. No Ks jefferson avenue 40
houses on East Fulton street s. 81 40
house. on Wes sids. nssr Leonard
street So -
Also others 81 different priees Ysesnt iois
foT sale money furnished - huiid. PaYnfen g
moathls or otherwise ~ suIf purchaser
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30
CONE IN
To eur once and see what We have
FOR SALE
OF
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE.

We have for sac = feet frontage on Canal
street two story biocs, rents for 81 per month
Par cash Part trade.
We vii ave vcB your choice - le3 lots g.
oak dsir parE sd ton. and you need r0t pay
ANYTHING down far ore yea. aB1 tboui in
fere-f. " you al buiid on the lof son a. lfct
81 oncs. and The prices srs wy reasonable.
have = moe EN- brick fonet. fffa y hen VI
say modern W nran al the roHr*nienees o.
be ~ in The Wari1 ~ @pf eifcfri tghs on
( nj Prospect - -nef. between = nsHtrEton
and ~tste streets. ~ tie los price 81 tln.sfFr
rents for 81 Ter M nit. and " Hfii tfke .
- Price house and iof, - suce n cash.
W hsve 3 rcrrs y timber lsaf o. section
T. NJ fskeEon county. 80 Tree from noun
trsucs. thst - sit erfhtngs To- '7fhud Ran
ias ify properly snd assume t1cuuihrsree q
rav Z rsrence q cash TINS lau1 hiss iors ~
good timber upsa D.
F0R RENT.
wehsves uosern houss on bpsfvies street
- 81 per On p.
We have fhat des rrtfs house a. 20 - fef-
frrsan srerue ~ pc ~ rth
We fafe U8f = farHaes S. ~ Hft'- gem ~
= b 80 a. a. Hss1 Fuir0n srre-t. arc - nrE
rent o. iorf pff NORTH
Sc 81 rent Fcr rhe hcrse q herth "a
farafte Stree fsr Sc rer rarft- and N Ftu
want > oes b'e bone for ne winter zoe wi
take if
Nsun hsve fhRt np~ house thrrs doors
r-rth 81 Hessirfs freef on - FresFeei
street ~ IS Pc moth.
- Caueer street issrH far rsrt - 80 80
10 tb.
We hsvp ssslsH heuss cu = bsfsvetfs strsei
~ e paF mrHft 1850 ore o. Ifovhrtngs
srras- esr Lafsgefff 90 = reT mnarh.
aFa Sol sns1 houses sever fhefns esca tH
So tas eoeTf - 8 per roonta -
Tffhe~s - NfF ttIrE yer var fn re -
BRooks 4 GTDLEY.
~r r-nT Rnsfr r Ths rfhert
ones PEE RsanesexF so saturaaS ereu'nEs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30

koSKY 90 loan on good rssl estate ,scurit,
H. J. DsG O IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

SH to SIS per day At home. selling lightning
81 Platter and plating jewelry. watches.
tableware. etc. Plates the finest OF Jewely
good as new. on all kinds Of metal with gold.
silver or nickel. No experience. No capital.
Every house has goods needing plating. d..
h. Delno. Columbus. o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30

kOk SALE-My entire store OF furniture an
i miscellaneous. household goods; . new
house and large lot corner Of Union and Car
rer streets; house and lot No. l59 Madison
street. vacant lot on Christ street; farm OF
ten acres 10 rods eastof city limits; new build
ings and all kind Of fruit; Will sell or exchange
for other property. A. A. Lord. No. II Stock
ing street. IT'LL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30

NE oferagents big money. In exclusive ter
w rority. our safes sell at sight In city or
country. AgentsfIst In fed actually getting
rich. One agent In one day cleared S9l.5O. SO
can you. Gaia ogue free. Address Alpine
Safe Co.. No. 360-S71 Clark street. Cincinnati.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS

EoR SALE OR TRADE-who has got q
IL house or lot In Grand Rapids to trade for
. nice business property in country village
within forty miles of Grand Rapids A nice
corner lot, two store buildings. one two-story
with living room overhead. and one ne-story
building both stores and out buildings In
good repair. A good chance for right party to
step into . good business. Store now renting
Tor SIS per month. Who wants 1t! Big bar
gain for some one. Call on q. 5. Putnam. 50
South Division street. 3l9
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30

WANTED-All the men N Grand Rapids to
w step in and get our price on Fall or
Winter suit OF othes or pair OF pants made
10 order. Noigt. Herpolshelmer Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17
TROUBLES IN THR KIToHEN.

Remarks of Ladies' Overheard Pc
specting Culinary Trag edies.
From the Washington Star.
MY dear, do you know that my ne W
cook actually used canary seed for batch
OF carroway seed cakes day before yester-
dayw
mot reallyn
Fact, assure you"
Ibid you ever!'
"She thought told her to make canary
seed cakes, and so she obtained the ingredl-
ent from the birds supply box"
How funny But / have had a more sur
prising experience than that this very
week.
"Do tell me-"
ut was Misunderstanding in the kitchen
not unlike yours. You may remember that
l once got from you a recipe for flannel
cakesp
Yes, think do.n
"Well, James is awfully fond of them and
so are the children. So we have them for
breakfast pretty nearly every day."
so do we-with maple syrup"
well, week ago our cook left and we
had to get substitute in hurry"
Our perennial artyrdom."
Precisely. We shall doubtless be sainted
Tor IL hereafter. But this one was terror
She only remained thirty-six hours, but I
am really surprised that my hair did not
turn gray in that period"
what did she do?"
What didn't she do, my dear? But l
don't propose to try to rehearse all the dis
tresslng incidents of her visitation. On the
morning after her arrival we had flannel
cakes. When had asked her the night be-
fore II she knew how to make them She re-
sponded affirmatlvely with such apparent
confidence that never thought of doubling
her,"
Just az usual"
Eyes, they always do. But, as l was
about to say. when the first batch Of cakes
appeared on the table James poured svrup
over his, sliced them across with his knife
and fork and conveyed a bite to his mouth.
80 Far as there appearance was concerned
there was nothing about the cakes to excite
suspicion. But as my husband chewed
upon the first morsel 1 saw look Of sur
prise come gradually over his facs. PREP
sently he held up his napkin, and, taking
from his mouth something, proceeded to
examine it. felt alarmed, Of course. aud
inquired what the matter was. In reply he
exhibited to me small ohloug piece of
what was Enthusiastically white hannel.n
Goodness meg"
u summoned the cook To my surprise.
she was not at all abashed. On the con-
trary, she simply said:
Why, mum, yez towld me to bake
flannel cakes, and, haYln' no other material.
was obleeged TO cut up piece of an old
pettiooat for the purpose"
did you everw
"Never but that once. my dear, and I
hope never shall again."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17
CITY BREVITIRS.

Nothing was done in the courts yester-
day except the continued hearing Of the
Epstein & Wannbacher case in the superior
court.
Col Mercer has decided that instead of a
street parade OF the First regiment on Wash
ington's birthday he will have drill in the
parade ground. There will be company
drills first, followed by battalion drill,
and if there is time there will be dress
parade.
The meeting for the organization of the
Father Ryan Monumental Association will
be held at No. DraYton street Tonight.
Every one interested in perpetuating the
memory Of the poet-priest Of the south is
requested to be present and assist in
permanently organizing a movement to
bring about the erection of the monument.
There will doubtless be large attendance
at the adjourned annual meeting of the
Georgia Historical Society tonight. The
election of officers will take place, and it is
expected that there will be some definite
action taken in the matter of free day at
the Telfair Academy of Arts and Sciences,
which has so long been under discussion.
W. A. Daniels, Frederick Myers and
Thomas Daniels, committee from the
grand jury, yesterday examined the dookets
Of the justices of the peace Of the city. JUS
tees McDermott, Endres, Russell, Sheftall,
Noughtin, Patterson, Eisiuger and Reynolds
were present at the examination. The
dockets of the country justices will be ex-
amined this afternoon
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17
THE MAYOR TELLS WHY.
he GIVES THE REASONS FOR BIS
SUNDAY CRUSADE.

To Get at the Saloons Through the
Fruit Stores and Other Small Shops
Which Do Business on the Sabbath.
Merchants and Others Who Open
Their Stores but Do Not Sell Goods
Not to be lntereered With.
Mayor McDonough was asked yesterday
concerning his latest move toward the en-
fercement Of the Sunday laws.
II started the movement, or crusade as
you call it." said Mayor McDonough,
against the state violators, because l was
satisfied that the city ordinances were being
violated as well by the keeping open of fruit
stands. When l say the city ordinances
were being violated of course / only
mean in certain localities. There is one
building In particular in which there are
three fruit stands and two saloons. All open
into common yard and am satisfied that
people passed through the fruit stores into
the barrooms and thereby violated the sun
day laws. / saw crowds coming out Of the
fruit stores on several Sundays and know
those people didn't have any par
ticular business around fruit stands.
There was something else to attract them
there.
TWICE WARNED.
II spoke twice to the fruit dealers
whom had reason to believe were
acting as cloaks to saloons. telling
them they were violating a state law in
keeping open on the Sabbath, but they only
shrugged their shoulders and laughed at
me. Then determined to have them re-
ported to the solicitor general or course /
couldn't single out the parties l was after,
but had to have all violators reported. l
have instructed the police to
report only those places in which actual
"a NnaA
his store for the purpose Of looking over his
mail or answering correspondence is, of
course, not liable, and these people need ex-
pect no trouble. But any others violating
the state law, be they green grocers or any
thing else, may expect to be reported
to the solicitor general.
THE MAYORS POLICY.
''As long as / am mayor" said Mayor
McDonough, 81 don't propose to wink at
any violation of the law, be it state or
municipal. don't care IL the violator is
my warmest friend he will have
to answer for his otfense.
promised the people of
Savannah before election, if 1 were success
ful L would see that the law was carried
out and mean to stand by nay promise. So
far l think / have done my best to carry it
ont, and propose TO continue on the same
line until my term expires. am not seek
ing pO3ioAct1A pTeL5fiu6uV, Dub trying 10 al
| minister the laws as1 find them.n
Under the latest move Of Mayor McDon-
| ough the 6ahberfshops will be compelled 70
close on Sundays. as they are included in
| the statutes
Solicitor General Fraser will call all the
cases Thursday morning before Judge Mac
Donell In the city court. Instead of arrest
Ing those indicted, Solicitor General Fraser
served notices upon the defendants 20 appear
| in court on that date.
There are several more cases of similar
ohenses which will be presented to the
grand jury at It's next sitting.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17
FOR SWEET cHARlrY,s SAKE.
The Stately Minuet Danced in All It's
Splendor.

The stately Minuet Danced In All Its
Splendor.
The Charity ball at Catholic Library hall
last night was a brilliant success, both
financially and socially. There was large
attendance. The costumes Of the ladies were
noticeable FOR their richness.
The ball opened at o'clock with the
dancing Of the minuet by the following
couples: Miss Taylor and Mr.. Harrison,
Miss Felligant and Mr. r. Cunningham,
Miss Thomas and Mr.. NJ. Cunningham, Jr.,
Miss Gordon and Mr. Whitehead, Miss
Lawton and Mr.. Stendwick. Miss Fleming
aud Mr.. Crane. Miss Woodbridge aud Mr..
Gadsden, Miss Ethel Stiles and Mr. Cosens.
Miss Weed and MF. J. F. Cam. Miss White
head and Mr.. Schley, Miss Brandt and Mr..
Hartridge, Miss Anderson and Mr. Hop
kins, Miss Well and Mr.. Lewis Mercer, Miss
Nesoit and Mr.. Guerard, Miss King and MIR.
Alexander, Miss Belle Stiles and Lieut.
Keech, United States army.
The ladies wore red. yellow, white, lilac,
and pink petticoats, with full-length over
skirts. The gentlemen were attired in full
dress suits, with vests and jarbeaus of lace
and collar 20 match the costumes OF the la
dies.
The dance Of the minuet was excellent,
the dancers going through the movements
with the grace and perfection of profess
SIGNALS. The dancers had their hair pow
dered, to represent characters of long ago.
The effect was great, and brought forth
the plaudits OF the nssemblage.
After the minuet Prof. Berger danced the
highland fling. He was encored and re-
sponded with a portion of the original
dance. The professor was dressed in Scotch
highland costume and made decided hit.
After the highland fling the music
changed to a waltz, and the couples glided
over the floor TO the bewitching strains.
The order Of dances consisted of three
round 60 every square. making fourteen
In all.
The hall was elegantly decorated. The
orchestra was hidden on the stage 10
bower Of potted plants. The windows were
filed with small plants and the chandeliers
were twined with ivy and running vines,
presenting under the brilliant Illumination q
beautiful spectacle.
The leading people of the city were rep-
resented and the Charity ball Of 1892 was, in
in every sense Of the word, a complete suc-
cess
Supper was served in the library associ-
alton club rooms at midnight
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17
BAKING POWDER.
ABSOLUTELY PURE

ing into mine, with its hairy body on my
face. not two inches awayl
knowing that death. or at least painful
injury, might result IL moved my body
Immediately dropped the eyelid, and had
the satisfaction Of feeling the SPRAYING
SPIDER crawl over that eye to the forehead
ana into my hair, where it prepared a nest,
ana hnally settled down, no doubt as snugly
ana comfortable as bug in a rug. You
may think you can imagine my feelings,
out you cannot. For full half hour.
snoald judge, endued all the suspense and
torment that comes to most mortals In life
Time, and allowed another spider TO slowly
crawl up my leg, not knowing at what time
l would feel those black fangs sink into my
flesh.
but, thank God that did not happen, or
should probably not now be alive. Ages
after that, so it seemed, Or. Heath arose.
ana after dressing came to see if | was
awake. l whispered to him the particulars
OF my plight, and in my hair. which had
been standing on end for l don't know how
long, be discovered and at once killed one of
the tarantulas. an immense fellow, fully
three inches long. Carefully turning back
the blankets acd examining me he found
Twelve others that had undoubtedly sought
my quarters for warmth. These he Quickly
but quietly dispatched in a manner not to
alarm the Others. When the strain was
over tainted, and was delicious with brain
fever for many days. Since then, you
may depend upon it, have always taken
good care In the selection of a camping
spot, for or all the bedfellows one can
encounter one OF the most terrifying is a
tarantula,"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17
The Temptatlon

To 20 out OF doors IN rough weather Ia not
strong. but we are. many of US, compelled to
face rough weather frequently. Diseases which
arise from chill are peculiar to no season of
the year. This is true therefore there should
be in the closet OF every ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOT
an unmedicated stimulant. absolutely devoid Of
anything but an exctive action. but a tonic
combining, In the effective form of an invigo.
against changes OF weather. Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters has three or four properties that no
other article of its class possesses. Not only
does it relieve the com plants which it event.
ually cures it fortifeS the system against the
bad effects Of changes of Temperature, fatally
and too often shown in the deadly form of ia
grtppe;' 1t produces a radical change in the
weakened condition OF a system peculiarly
liable TO be attacked by It, and IL tends TO pro
vide against the danger resulting from an i'm
poyerlshed condition of the blood and a dis
ordered state Of the liver or boHels-Ad