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BISHOP CYRUS Foss, of the Methodist
Church, eXclaims:

The Christian ministry must incarnate and
voice the best conscience OF the ace not
shrinking when the sins TO be denounced are
lntrenched behind political barricades. but
holding up he sins OF rulers to merciless re-
buke because Of their faI-reaching and sig-
nally destructive influence. A minister's
duty to Celeud truth and justice is intensified
by the circumstance that the awful form OF a
reslstlesS tyraut c0nlronts him. while sundrI-
millions OF his felow-creatures are induced
by deInagogues 10 try to make evil good bv
their ballots.
That is well, and no one will have one
word to say about it in opposition. But
the clergy in some churches go so far as
to call the voters of their tlocks about
them, and in the name of the church de-
mand that they vote thus and so. and
support candidates who are of the church
as opposed to those who are not. That is
the point at which the honest American
gorge rises, and the demand becomes i'm
perative for the church to keep hands
off,
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HON a COLLEGE Professor Resiened

1t is said-we don't know how true it is,
but it sounds true and ought to be true
that when Dr. MeCosh rendered his resip-
NATHAN as President of Princeton College.
and the trustees showed natural unwiu-
iugness TO accept it, he said to them:
"Gentlemen, you must let me 90 now.
while | am able TO see the propriety OF
going of my own volition; If you make
me stay here until | am ten years older |
shall not know enough to go when you
want me to."-Puck.
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MEDICINE AND POLITICS.


Who would believe there is a medical
side to an election campaign? That it
affects business badly is known; that it
unsettles trade and tends to duIlness in
communities is a fact. But that it de-
manded attention from medical point of
view win be to most laymen news. But
here we have the Medical Press and Cir
culUl' saying:
The excitement associated with an ap-
pfOachlnS general election possesses q dis
tnctly medical interest, as practitioners all
over the country VIII shortly nave anOt her on
pOrtunlty OF aSceTtalning fOr themselves
Apart from the surgical Injuries and solutions
OF cutaneOus continuity calsed by the impact
OF brickbats and missiles OF a similar descrin-
uOn, to be treat. q see. art, the excitement and
the eXhaustlng physical eXertiuns which can
VaSslng and electlunet ring entail upon the
candidate and his chief agents determine tam
gible proportion Of breakdoWns. 1t has offnn
been noticed that the election is barely over
before a certain number of the candidates col
lapse ana are iorced 10 retire from active no
Hll,al lie. lnCeeG, one IS surprised that iite
aSsui auce com paAIeS 10 not insert into tLo
conditions OF the grant Of a policy a saving
clause relieving them from all responsibility
during the electoral period. Given a mafnre
age and sturdy determination to succeed
the position Of parliamentary candidate
certainly tallS within the category of don,rer-
GUS OCCUPATIONS The wonder, indeed. il that
a larger number GO not give way under the
strain, but the effects cannot be measured nv
the immediate mortality. The moment seems
opportune 10 adv ocate the value OF blood
letting ia heart failure. Such an operation
carried out on public platform with prompt,
ItuQe ana despatch on u asynCOpal Chairman
or lecturer v would be enough TO secure n uopu-
lar reputation Tor the operator. especially if
BY good luck tie victim survived tie ordeal
Several deeated Presidential candidates have
lam down anu died shortly after their defeat
ana Generals Garfield ana Arthur might hog9
been alive to-day mad they left politics alone.
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W Meather Fnrncasr-

Official forecast for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight, November 18th: For
Northern California-Fair, but cloudy along
the coast and and over the mountains in the
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zlrru Advertisements.

w HAT DOES CHRIST TEACH ABOUT
w Hell?" Rev. II. NJ. Stevenson will try
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ing. 1t*
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
/ County OF sacramento, state Of California.
In the matter of the estate OF A. X. BOUT
WELL, deceased.
Frank d. Ryan, the administrator Of
the estate OF y. IL. Boutwell,, deceased, having
nled his petition herein, duly verified, pray
ing for an order OF sale Of the whole, or such
parts of the real estate OF said decedent as said
Court shall deem necessary for the purposes
therein set forth, it is therefore ordered by The
Judge OF said court that all persons Interested
in the estate of said deceased, appear before
the said Superior Court on FRIDAY, the 23d
day of December, \. D. 1882, at the hour Of
10 o'clock 4. NJ. OF said day, at the courtroom
OF department Two of said Superior Court,
at the County Courthouse, in the City Of Sac
i1ornia, to show cause why an order should
not be granted to the said administrator to
sell SO much of the real estate OF said deceased
as shall be necessary, and that copy OF this
order be published at least four successive
weeks in the DAILY RECoRD-UNION, a news
paper printed and published in said County
of sacramento. A. i. CATLlN.
Judge Of Superior Court.
Dated November 5, 1892.
lndorsed Filed NOVembe1 is, 1892.
W. W. RHOADS, Clerk.
By Il. A ROBINSON, Deputy.
JAMES b. DEvINE, Attorney for Admins
traitor. n19-4W
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-11

There Nrsa reo4 sappis ~ profHce IN she
riafkc. yesterday nit1 SIC demand about
evlisl 20 Sac sgGrly.
Corrected qnse-s ifaF arc sppcn led
hE~. tt It4fffr ises-Hcs BpW 90ta prs. 50 ?
fHr 1eans. h.Ii ri "a. tteti-fec. honey
lrs cGrrg .ett.cs. co. pr oasAeii not
h.f1st eture. &c per ils ne" en Oas. ~
Hr tnff D sFse Sc doc uvucH-s. Gu
ran. errF az IA. htw t1,ulpT. ~ 81. hu s
rsabssps Sf etori Hss q, - g. 0c Da; new
faaN1 81 g. tc hni appsts. -i - &c pu;
carrots 80 tns tc. f.E pants. g fe,. pep
~ =, q o 90 hg. Tsd pergu$. Sc hu. - ery
d % Gee gart naN 3llts B.. 80, ID. pumpkins.
tf - deEf ears. si..fsi.H n; mas
aftpS &A COZ. Spinnage. 30 pn'
zee nu, fk.tue cneumbeSs ) c per i8s, vege-
table oysters. q - Sc. Natercress. Ae dGs
hnnrfes ntint. fie 8aE punches. Dsaisa0~rrs.
as dee, euHre-. 81. hu; crshappfes. s.
Concord atd Wtrlen grapes. &c per lhs
.. sf. -rspes. le be.awate. Sc; citrens. q
era.n-Wnsaf ela snd new. CSC corn. t7e
eats. tes rye. arr barley, Silt.
orr Hnt frec-tiIv White. se.iG. patent.
SEA PEG WIS burk wheat tour. so per cwt
corn n'rtl. ~ per top feed. t99I peg ton
rf faiiHEs. 60 pr ton bran. SIS per ton
81 -. -, per ttni e. aings ~ per ton.
Wool Fl ssiirt 3 20 anwsshed ie.91c.
H1s- AhntF d. iHtt- q hav 20 y xNod qnRiity
WAS Warkrttt frres are fair. There = .
iirge +uppy aad fair demand. New clover.
IA a. and IA .ow--tirren. "a -. steers.
over -. 80, cured bltes 81 - ffSc ealf
sk.l- sfter 81. csl a. rs cured s a.. ia.
- roanh. fi4ri rendered. 81 a.. pclt- 10 q
rc sacar legs. ~ 81 80
Recf. fr6e. rors. ., a.; 'resh FORK loins
fseis, >sipc, sprins chicken. ssilsi yeaL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-11
Chicago Grain.

CMoAg0. Oct B.-Whsar Nas qaeE ana
nrm and closed &C hixner. Iae fSsr. pts Nese
MGcn larger than expected saa me asils e.les
IN ne nefthsesS we're enormous. l.&o cars.
hna the early Gao 80 we're SION and easy. but
these bearish factors we're onset o. reports
that tEe coop situation Ia Russia VAS efiticsl.
that there had been rams t"r ! 'uf ~ nths ana
the gro1af could lOE be piowsd and that there
vas laassY of a Teprtitlon Of last ear > lam
fae THIS Vas partially confirmed 81 cable
tom L,uao . rcp0r 9 ~ an advance IN hitss al
Wheat there 81 %. iheis "@s 40 SO =. ~
bras Ia ne droufh In the winter wheat dis
tricf. IN rnis county. Al isteniet % Keep
prices arm. even IN he face OF % much that
-. aearish. The corn market Sas heavy on
account 0i the ane weather ana the sxpecta-
fioa thas ti,r g0Vernment crop report In the
Afternoon soaid snow an Improvement over
tie 5s9fnm0cr eeniitioR- The receipts were
los cars and Included so cars of contract
trsetsd lttls attention aad ruled duli. Heavy
receipts favored the bears aad had somethin
90 DO WIKI making the market easier. but the
cond ti0n OF the cora marsct vas the prinei-
pa! bear Influence. Closing prices we're :. 70
Provisions started weak under the influence
OF heavy receipts OF hogs. but there was little
TOR sale az the decline Ia prices and they
worked back 70 as0ut the ieye! OF saturday
closing rates. Pork closed Sc lower for Octo-
bsr and z14c lower for January. Lard I'M
proved sc aud January iOst i34e OF rs catur-
days value. Ribs are aoninai'y unchanged.
WIssat--Cctooer. 7as.c; December. T7iae; May
Cora-0etober. ~ g; November. 4ic; De-
ees .1se a.f Nay te November ssc; De-
eenher. &c. NAY. NC.
Pors- october, slL20; November. sn5i
Lsrd-oetOosr' SIS, November s-s21E; Jan
short Rios-Octeher. 5000. November
80. January. t.5z1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-11
FIGURES OF TRADE

Nzs TQax. 0ef 0-Noney 0a e@il loaned
str lzeat ~ ~ per es4f. 4br eAsslaz raIe
a. : per eelt.
Exsa4uEs 4uirg. pastel rates tz5 - a.
aesgAl rates. 49, "a - IlE AxEs days aad
90 > Tor 1sllald.
lIaqefnmeats steady currsEcs. -. ~ ltd
A. Iiss, bid rxfsldsd -. reg zt-Eed. les blf.
pariae "a. Nag 1o11S eiQsrst = f8ii0ss. laloA
hF~f :. H.. id slAklng l441G. i91ssf Gsnlrals
lDb3. "a
tfzdiBs "a the st8sN r4ehaags tbs nora
iIg szs almost NAoiiy e1aEAra ~ tAe J. -sE
sGDcks. So Of Enicn NeTe very s.rQng I'D al
ysacc1 snafpy Se~ ERgiaal Ma 1a0aE tie
sllg stock Ga the F45iru4a list that attracted
ang attention.. The relaalater Ms dull Aad
list ess zBf aaetuaIed eltnin xeg-g azrfea
range At a0on the geaeral Fzliroad iIst Gas
on. slightly changed lgom SATURDAY 1-ul 60
TIE adustr as or tfutt sk0eks. OF ire athef
had. esEe / % per cent higher, Amrric al
Tao4.eo Co. " alsky trust and Chicago as
were tie must conspicuous. New england
sas - Per esat IA slef al 0ae sims during the
m0fnlAz IA the afternoon the g10m traders
s0r = TINE advanced prices Ia several quarters
bs circulating an 4nfoaaaca report. 80 ttr -
can 90 learned. tast the Penasy issDiA ralir osa
~oaid to-day advance IS rates for coal 10 tas
nzlFes % other roads A. sAIie. however.
tie market VAS talI And irfek44ar and tAea
eose1 only slightly changed iOeA4 safes
zs..s8s 81 area
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-11
Groceries and Provisions.
ere were no changes IN the market yes

There were no changes 10 the Market YES
t3rtag.
n following are correct quotations;
SuSar-tut l0ai nc' cubes. Sc; powdered.
we, graduated. o. &C. confectionery, A. y &c
exlra b. ssts per cwt; yellow g.. saSsi zs>4.o-1s
corn srIp. - tuc-
Molas. s-Low GRADES. t5Gooc: medium. &c
&c; fancy. 81 . >tc.
Package codees. s2lD Java. green. 251zG
- &C. Nacha. green. -7tga0c; Naricabo. I'D
-ac, Sll fos. Tss.ll a. Rio. l5e; Ma.
New Michigan caeese. ti3sS2,4c; rollei
C4ts. nurrlis. $50, sat caglltN. ares. Sc
Ltrd-i cree basis-g0mp0gnd. o &c; pure
g.
Me1t-Hams. y cents shoulders slfes9c
bacon. n o. lies dried BEET ~ 10 DC; shor
cut pork. $3.50 Dol; clear black. sl5.5O Dbl
mess. sIisii.0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-11

The market IL veil supplied with staples
a tnoa-h los overs ockct. Tie demand was
E,ed aa1 prices Nntsin-d their former
E0s.rinr. The - ces ftitow.
Asw potatoes. s22t per hbi, eueHmbers. Ice
pr A1xs butter. s3esfIsc, e.-s .0c. cab
tsges. fcft-u ncf uaLs 0ni3liS. $40 DO
ir114s. aH 1Nt f,I es.iaes 80. oranges. s2.6l
s.1-i". "a g. -"iBc>s sl-sel--asl. sweet po-
itt0I g. 5 Ni l-tneTnta apr cort. l5c zen
l.ateas. '.as1a1 0u1eh hand plckse ins-
dium trau 81 ises1.i1 hu oyrr se-d me-
aiasi. ta =. rIt inoth. s..3 1l; timothy
goo o. irt, lsfiir r. ST Il % Ills cu. TO
niafoe ~ o. lSrt Gg.ra ctr1. - 90 1c; svee,
potato s. sfnt p bbi.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-11

CHIcAa0 Usfos sroCx YAxos Oct. To-
Cattle - Receipts, $500; common 70 extra
steers SAdn 20 sa.15; stockcFs and feeders
ST. as; COWS. heifers and bulls. IS 20 -.
mixed and medium. S.51S75; light. $500
bl.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; poor 10 extras sa251
50, lambs. S3.75 10 500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-11
Detroit Grain.

DsrEoTr. Oct. i0.-wheat closed. No. red.
casa. I5iae. December. I7s.c asked May. So;
No white cash. ia
Germ No. cash. &c.
Osfs-NO. 2casa. Ssc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-11

wafer white ou. ~ So head Ehf ~
e ssfar white. ed issf. ~ se Eeeeae. ~
O. ~. Sl4e
na.firri,ri stove rfssline. "a. a..
peafer I'D ntptht Hf ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-11
DETROIT, sEr1. n.i.',
LANSING a NORTHERN q. =.

GOING To DETROIT.
Lv. - r. = o. an Is . m S - pm I'll uam
Ar. DIT u "a an q q n lg e pm 49, IN
kkTlhNISG Fk0N DEIkoIT
Nv. DIT 49,. - sn o Il IN D. pn sIImpn
AT. CID X IL e I'm 'bEpm n . pm .-ssT
SAGINAW. ALMA AND 81 louis
Nv. n - am is pm AT q n II g. an Do a nm
i1yBlA VIA LOyELI EAEylNcs A.
". eraDd Rapids -..-. fDsm 4bpmb % n
AT. Rom lso-eli. -..-s. " r. q m 8 p m
THROUGH CAR SERVICE
faftor Cars on all day trains between Grand
RAPIDS aud Detroit Wagner Sl-epers ss
night uslns Psrior Car a. saginaw on nora
inK tran.
s1.err Oar other trsips ~e~s. Az, aulv.
Oh. DgHlNfN O. flsss-r -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-11
MICHI6Ay CEETRAL

fbsiif- Al Others osiiy er eeUt enudss
1skfRg Effect Auutsy. Iure 4 fss1
tie@pfns csrs on Pacific snd stiaufie III
presses ~ snd FROM Detroit Fsrlpr csr. -. ve
fer Detroit SO m Returning les~. net~oit
81 4ss M. arriving ~ 9rhna tsuids ~ g -
. m. iirect rouperfions MADE ~ D-troit With
al thrcuss trni - sssL
Tlcssts "a sac 81 rnioR Ticket orc. q
Monroe str~-t, spd ~ Union d~ret
rr-6 ~ Hriggs ecu 4ft-. 3 hon-nssl
q. v Basffes q 2 sn6 7. ART. 0sieAxo
Lax sHoEE MICHIGAN soUJHEkS
~ Ii s~-et Ess IL fssl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-11

rlea.e rsnsenibss that Rssio~ Brothers
have nsa-ed snd sfe 100 rrs3f fuf
fusiross a. No. aed Pear street
gnsse gas Ieok 40 Yees order, 80
hfsok harss sna afve 50 ehane- -
nxars. Tsiephenr ~. 80 flnSs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.
H. J. DeG0LIA,
Real Estate agents,
Rooms 8 and 9 Tower Block

Two houses and lots on East Bridge street
one on South Lafayette street with all mod
ern improvements. furnace. gas. city water.
sewer connections, etc,
Two houses and lots on Wealthy avenue.
Two houses and lots on Fifth avenue near
College.
House and lot on Ashland avenue. new,
large lot. This property Is owned by non-resi-
dent and will be sold at a sacrifice.
House and lot on Cutler avenue.
one on Baxter street.
One on Vest Leonard street.
One on Randolph street.
] wo on East Leonard street.
One on Mchendfick avenue.
VIII sell most of the above on PAYMENTS
would exchange for farms or other property.
i have numerous other houses and large let
of vacant lots IN all parts OF the city
FARMS.
Ihave farm OF 40 acres Two miles from city.
south. with large modern house. nne barns:
farm Is all improved. good orchard OF 800 sp-
pies. 400 peaches. 800 plums. GO standard pears.
cherries and other small fruits; soil clay loan
would take city property n exchange,
Also ~ acres In township OF Bovine; good
buildings, good orchard; three acres OF beech
and maple timber. balance cleared; soil clay
loan.
Also 30 acres near Rockford; good buildings.
good fences and good lend; will sell or ex-
change for city property.
have number of fruit farms on lake shore
In ali sizes from 10 to ~ acres.
HoNEY TO loan on good real estate seeurity-
II. J. psGoLIA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-11

HFiiNt ION IeioskeY I3sUU ON = nom Ira
verse city u 80 snl. 1880 pm.
iBknUGH Ar sFRNTrR
Mssner Pariof Cars Leave Grand Rsplc,
j ~ pm. leave Chicago Q Is pm
wagner Sleepers-Lesve Grand Rapids
.llsS pm. leave Chicago lis Pm leave
1rnnd kspids liS5 pm. leave Indianapolis
via Big -Four 90 TN
zee cnaf ear 10 Ma isiee ss5 pm
'ksery dsy. Except fstardny Other
trans week dsvs only
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-11
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
GRAND RAPIDS 9 ISL. 3

AND INDIANA RAILROAD.
yRAKs GOING soRrH.
Ar from Iy. going
For Cadillac and Saginaw 8 iSam 7Nsm
70 Traverse City and
Eackinaw...--......-.-....-.--. O0su ile p m
For Petossey and Mack
From Kaismazoo and Obi "
ozgo ...... sgspm
Tram arriving from The South Is 8 m AMI
90 IN daily, other trains daily except sun
rRAISs GONG sou-s.
Ar from Lv. going
yor Cincinnati .....;.,,-.... s'osm s@.m
For TT. Wayne aud the
tssi..---.-.-- .-.-.-------.----- "a " N ~ m
For Kalamazoo / Chicago II oop N Il 3pm
From saginav..-.-.---....--.---.. II -
Trains leavine south a,6 % . n and II 20
2 m rrn daily. Their trains daily except
sIKKp1se aSp rlRfoR car sFsvIcx.
North 10 m train has psrior AZ Grand
RAPID, 70 Petossy and ksekinaw CITY.
lost Fetoste e," and ssctinsw.
:, oouih-'W m train has arior car srnna
Ices = m train has arior car Grand Rapids
sa m trsin has Wayne. Sleeping Car
GRAND RAPIDS To t1nclbnst.
1l2 pm train has Wagner creeping Car
Grand Rapids to Chicago
MUSHROOM. GRAND RAPIDS \ INDIANA
for Mussegon. Lv-e IS IN II . m SD m
from Ar 10 90 an <& m y OF m
sunday train leaves for Muskegos - u IN
Arrives from kuskesous ~ m.
CHICAGO VIA a. RAJ.
I've Grand ks.'ids i.3 sGp9 II 1pm
1ONs m train has through psrior Car and
II - m train daily through wagner Sleeping
Car.
I've Chicago ....- .-.-.aT fF m 2 l0p m 10 ~ N
Arr Grsnd Rapids b. . n sEpm 5os n
$40 u train has through Psrior Car snd
u 10 = m train tAiiy. through VaEnsr Sleep
irg Car
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