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, 1892-02-01
A GREAT BAPTIST.
SPURGEON THE EnIEEET MINISTER
PASSES AWAY AT MENTONE.

He Is Compared 80 Martin Luther
Death oT Other Noted Men- Tive
Citizens OF this state Gone-Con-
dfuon oF the sick.
MEsroNE, Feb. L-Ar. Spurgeon died
shortly after II o'clock last night, His end
was painless. He remained unconscious
to the last His wife. DR.. Fitzhenry and
Mrs. Thorne were present when he died.
Ats the services held yesterday at the
Metropolitan tabernacle. of which spurg-
con was pastor. the auditorium was packed.
The Rev. Pionsoa and others offered ear
nest prayers and read To the congregation
telegraphic bulletins from Menione The
morning papers contained long memoirs
and obituary articles. The Chronicle ap-
peaTed With mourning border. IL com
parez she dead pastor 10 Martin Luther.
The Telegraph eharacterizes him as q great,
fearless and faithful minister, and adds:
He leaves a void that viii be filed with
dihoaity. The body viii be brought to
London FOR burial.
OTHER DEATRs AND SICKNESS.
In Bangor, Maine. EK-Congressmsn Geo.
W. Lsdd. died Of pneumonia. He was Is
years Of age.
Alexander Rios RanEabe, Greek poet,
aroheologist and statesman, Is dead.
Col. ]. C. Prewett, q prominent attorney
of Anacortesi Wash, is dead.
III, 3. Cook, of Mount Vernon. Wash.
one of the Oldest settlers in The state is
dead He has lived ia the state for over
forty years principally On WILDLY island.
Secretary Foster spent a short time at
the treasury department today, but viii
hardly be able to resume actual direction
Of its affairs for at least week week yet.
, 1892-02-01
al Cnlored nnmnrrai..

Hamilton HeEaid A negro speaker be.
fore tie Seattle organization If oolored
democrats waved eloquent in reference to
The alleged embrace Of democracy Of Hor.
ace Greeley some years ago, and later hs
George William Curtis. The gentleman of
color II sadly inaccurate. Horace Greeley
never embraced democracy The demo.
cratic party did embrace Greeley, but The
COMMUNICATING squeeze soon ended the
good old mans life. As for Curtis we'll
he hasn't embraced anything, lately.
, 1892-02-01
FRANCIS MURPHY
The Gospel Temperance LeetHrer Wm
be Here February ath.

krantis Murphy has Hritten President
Wslf 81 sAe N M. e. A., that Be vita "
here . beEln meetings On fhe Night 81
February 9lh, ems week fnom tomorrow
Might The arrangement 81 "details has been
lea a General Secretary Gm Unless
alheF arrangements ire nsadr &c. mhsle tiae
nieelsMge wiN begin I'D the N8sml M E.
Church. Rev & 81 Drake. pasasg 81 that
church. has kindly offered tie sss of the
canfrh asaa has pledged himself M asslst Ia
ra4sshs the anauuHt nf money nna4aa to paY
tae expenses ot ihe mrat&nE&
The leading pastors the Good Eemplnrs.
w. Is 7 U. ana Y "a x. a., u wofk lo-
getaeE in these meetings. ia Essera3 way.
however. the meetings will Be aaaeF ihe
auspices % the u NJ. q. A.
hlaAeFa fF00 each 0ne 0t thH aNAaeelicai
ehAFe4aes M&ll @a 4aEsfna to a@ss in the
singing. IAis parG ~ ibe pFaRram m8li ivy
given careful attention Young Aaies win
he called upon to Sc en- tie blas ribbons
hach nan who siEns The pledge 81 b eK-
peetna - wear = hss 81 blue riha0a on mis-
COST - others Will know what las hap
aNaaea Aa& c@M pE0@s A&@rahN
, 1892-02-01

Inter Ocean: The democratic editors
who are talking so glibly about the large
surplus left in the treasury by the last
democratic administration, are the very
men who howle6 loUdest about "the crime
Of the enormous surplus in the treasury. y
The fact also remains that no law now in
force that puts money into the treasury
was of democratic origin.
, 1892-02-01

There mas nm unusually good attendance
~ young mcn as Che T. M, &. IA meeting
az Tacoma Hall yesterday afternoon. Rev.
j. S. McCaiium, pastor of the Christian
church. led The meeting He made 3 tall
strong and convincing In its nature. The
young men expressed themselves as highly
pleased with the address Nearly evprv
scat Id the room was allied, These SUNDAY
afternoon services az the ". NJ. C A. are
growing in interest aud are attracting the
attention of many who do not attend Tie
regular church services
, 1892-02-01
New Citizens.

Philadelphia Record Some funny things
occur * the naturalization courts now I'M
sessiae. Jadsye fsa#3on presided te~day
and asked one candidate what form of
government do you live under?" and the
answer came promptly, Governor Hill. .
Another was asked what is the form of
government In this country 2M and the
trembling candidate for citizenship hesi-
tatingly replied, Blaine The same Ques-
ton went to the next man and be guessed
Harrison. When a redheaded son of the
"ould sodn toed the mark for examination
the judge asked severely: Did You ever
read the constitution 2' "No, s0rr, L al
, 1892-02-01
A nelirhtfnl Month.

January was a splendid month in 0lym-
pia. The mean temperature here was 40
during The month, the total rainfall only
4.26 inches, with not particle of snow on
the ground during the month. Where is
there another city in the country in tins
latitude can beat it, The mean tempera
ture tn Portland was 40, Fort Candy As,
Walla Walla So, Spokane 26, Baker City,
Oregon, 10i Roseburg ~. The total rain
fall in Portland was 4.S0, Fort CANDY 4.S0.
Walla Walla $50, Spokane LAO, Baker City
40, Rosehurg 4.40. There was an inch Of
snow in Spokane and is inches in Rose.
burg. IL h4s been d delightful month and
a record breaker
, 1892-02-01
ANrMER mRneK.
" Congress Today.

WAsHrNGroN. Feb. LIN the house to
day, Arnold Of Missouri, offered for refer
ence resolution requesting the president
ID recall Minister of the United States to
Chill, Patrick EgaN, to tbe end that recip-
rocal amicabie relations between The tu-o
countries can be had and maintained
In the senate among the documents pre-
Sented and referred was the second annual
report of The commissioner Of patents.
The senate passed bill fort the relief Of the
purchasers 0t iasad within tl3e limits of The
lmatilla reservation in Oregon, tin regard
g taking proptsl.
Kyle gave notice that he would Wednes-
day next, make some remarks on his pro-
posed constitutional amendment as to
marriage and divorce Tia the United States.
At the conclusion Of the morning busi-
ness, the calender WAS taken up, the pend
ing question being q bin 10 appropriate
S7600 for public building at Reno, New.
Stewart moved TO reduce the appropriation
4 to $4,000 aud spoke of the necessity Of the
4 public building.
, 1892-02-01
IL nehrinr sea nIfrIcnlfr.

WAsHTNaroS, Feb. I.Sir Julian Paunoe-
fote, British minister. called at the state
department this morning In con pany with
the British Behring sea commissioners.
Baden, Powell and DR.. Dawson, who had
Just arrived in Washington from Canada
They had a conference with Blaine and ar
ranged certain prelinllnaries to appoint 8
conference to be held between the United
States snd British commissioners, who Wis
tied Behrlng sea last summer for the spec
duStrv.
, 1892-02-01

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany's Office in this city will hereafter be
open until midnight IN order to give any
and all parties an opportunity to transact
telegraph business up to that hour. This
looks like advancing. Now if the w. c.
company will discard coal oil for electric
lights 1t will be better vet.
, 1892-02-01

"0us of fhc Qld into the New. nas the
subject u Rev. Napoleon Hoaelana's ais
course q She Unitauan church faflors yes
lertay morning. Ii was The irsg service ia
the nen building and the mems we're well
NliesA There was . fall choir. insisting
f asF, 14gehNA tsAg9as M
MES. Amelia Ch8sheN and Mrs. Hattie
ChiloeEa Miss Nellie Frost presided al
thn fasaFfn
, 1892-02-01
CIIpning ZION ! Paner 5000 A. u.

The Springer: The gold mine dis
covered on Long Island, where the city of
Brooklyn used to be, has not proven as
rich as was at first thought 1t was not
natural mine, but, on the contrary, we are
assured hy Prof. Grabb. the antiquarian,
that it is a graveyard where men who had
been treated with bi-chloride Of gold for
drunkenness were buried.
, 1892-02-01

NEW ORLRANs, Feb. I-Ex- President
Cleveland arrived this morning from New
Iberia. lie was met at the station BY the
reception committee, and escorted to the
residence of Thomas Semmes, whose guest
he will be during his brief stay in the city,
A reception viii be held By the ex-presi-
dent lhis Afternoon.
, 1892-02-01

TEIEGRAPH1C TALES.

Terrible gales prevail on the English
coast and number Of wrecks are reported.
In Brooklyn, Angelo Denaro and Rossori
Nalastro, were found dead in bed. sufFo-
Gated by escaping gas.
Mrs. Annie Louise Cary Raymond has
established two beds in the Main General
Hospital Of Boston, besides fitting up
rooms for the general use Of patents.
President Harrison has appointed two
women, Mrs, Mary Howe Totten and Mrs.
Elizabeth H0bson, as trustees of the girls
REFORM school Of The District of Colum hia.
, 1892-02-01
Another on ChiIi.

Rochester Post-Express: Telegraph Op-
erator-This eablegram will cost you a
great deal of money.
Sender-Never mind. Tt must be in Chill
tomorrow.
Telegraph Operator Shall | send it at
the day rate
Sender-Nos nitrate.
, 1892-02-01

The Carlton house, on Columbia street
between Thir3a Fourth streets, Olympia,
Wash, will bo vacated February 5. and I'm.
tl that time proposals for leasing the
premises will be received hy the under.
signed. MRs. i. Nj, CLARK,
707 Fourth street.
Olympia, Jan. IS, S92 j25-6l
, 1892-02-01

Neuralgia, dizziness, drunkenness,
spasms, sleeplessness, dullness, blues.
opium habit are cured by the Neryine dis
covered BY the eminent Indiana Specialist
Ia nervous diseases, Or. Miles. Fine books
and trial bottles free at Mari & Ross, Acme
Drug Store or by mail 10 cts, Miles Medi-
cal Co, Elkhart, Ind.
, 1892-02-01
FOR = ILL.,.
GUIDE.
Nnmrmf1mN rNraFFr TTNF..

Fag r1filsasi STA Gate c4gy aui.
foF Cate lSsls Cfuiusa5s as& Chehalis. E.s3
am.
Fag @oaanaasa alma Giaas HaFlos potHts
Mw.
Aas NaEnaa asa scatfle aaa Mm.
gnstNH AnMEFH
FF0m CcatFatss. Cschsas aat Gate Cisg a.ae
am.
Ffana tuFs8a8aA. Gr7&fasaa EdscllalsA Nsa1N GtiF.
@amt9s@MN AH8 @F@NB @ashaE E0fmtR. RH8
HnoH& Nas@#@ hn8 seattle 8.@& a%s AtFd
NEBH N@s
, 1892-02-01

Spokane Chronicle; Those who are
most yenal are most bitter in their denun-
ciaiion Of the press. Men whose skirts
are clean have no reason to fear newspaper
criticism.
, 1892-02-01
90 Snle.

One or two choice residence lots. beauti-
COL location, at a bargain.
Also some fine lots oil Fourth street, one
mile from corner ef Main and Fourth. Com
yeBient to newly proposed electric line.
Very cheap 1T sold Immediately Terms
to suit.
Address "Owner. TRIBUNE Office.
, 1892-02-01

New York Weekly st, Peter-Let-m
see, miss, where are you from
New Arrival am from Boston.
St. Peter tplagfulIy yl-Ah, yes. I have
heard of Boston
New ATrival-Now, see here, if YOU saw
one word about beans I won't 90 in.
, 1892-02-01
rhc AntI-G.ottorY law rpheIa.

WAsAtNeroN, Feb. I.-Tte United States
supreme court today upheld the censtitu-
tioaality of the anti-lottery aet 81 the last
congress, affirming the decision in the case
Of the publishers Of two New Orleans news
papers indicted on a charge of sending
through the mails a newspaper containing
lottery advertisements.
, 1892-02-01
A StickIer for FOrmaIitv

Judge Snooper you saw the gentle
man drop the bank-note why did you not
restore it to him2
Jaysmith-We had never been introduced
to each other, and I felt deicaey about
addressing him.
, 1892-02-01
The Wenther.

The maximum temperature today was
Al degrees and the minimum S3 Rainfall,
02 for twenty-four hours, ending At s
p, m.l Maximum wind miles, from
Tuesday.
e. B. OnNEY. Observer.
, 1892-02-01
Notice 10 Mnll snhscrIhers.

Subscribers to TIKI DAIIY and WEEsfy
TmBUNE who receive their papers through
the mail will have to call for them at The
postofice as usual, as the postal law does
not contemplate their distribution hy
carriers unless stamped,
, 1892-02-01

EVERY &hs ngeeFS sWusaas Ehe MuitnnMah nr.
FlNnH fram Tacoma at HasM asEa.s returning.
leaers 81 psus. fog Taratas ard seattle
Clara hfu@B }earcs Olympia Tuesday THURS
aas ard 6AtaFsaF a. asm. Her Tacoma and Sc.
ats9e. &rsmEN5na lnaveH Mondays WcEmea8sys
aaA Fridays III 81 81 p.ms
F0g shals0h. thr &ti8ae 1eaHns daily egaepi
6HmdAY at 8 a.ta, Returning arrives here Al
p-nl.s cpnuaesauE both Waga with thc Ma3fuo.
saah
PuG Kamfsehfe. and eAe3foa- Daotor leaves
8a83y AZ assa., rNiurniug. arrives atS P.En
, 1892-02-01
A MnrneId stnck Earm

q n. Hogin is making many improve
ments Oh his ranch near Maxield. He i
erecting three buildings and expects to
have a FIRST class stock farm shortly, G. e.
Decker has been employed as foreman
, 1892-02-01
Quayss LtheIers sentencea. !.

PrrrsBuRa, Feb. 1.-A Beaver special
says Defendants ID the Quay libel suit
were sentenced today to six months inn
prisonment in Jail, and a fine of $500 and
costs Of prosecution.
, 1892-02-01
Matted

Ifthere arc any known cases Of need Id
the city, please let the investigating com
niittee Of the Ladies' Relief Society he
made aware VI III. Mrs, Louis Bettman,
Mrs. Geo. A. Barnes and Mrs. II. o. Dun-
bar. Mrs G. M. BARTON, Sec. ilstf
, 1892-02-01
CongregaIlonaI EafherIng.


Fellowship service sermon tonight at the
Cong. church, by Rev. Simms, Of Tacoma,
at 7s30.
, 1892-02-01
All ABOUT TNE MAILS.

barry.
Casiforasa aHa southern states and
0Favt HasaaE ana Coast nusniN s5z6 am
Tacnfua ard toWcr sound pa5nts ..s. sssaam
NnrHuatnrs 4enimo ana al aasHt ts south sta S m
Kaetcgn tiaEaa ana al pesHN eass an&
npsth s...ss. ks&s Pm
A83 s0WsAoE# Washington and Oregon
points aa4ash a@d easst1H asa8 nogtN.
crn states .......... ...s.s...s.... S.s2 pm.
elcAcrinE Meudag, Wednesday au3
fri3ay ......s... lam.
kami2che ana shelton, daily except
SUNDAY .....,..... 5s5 a.m,
ARRIVALS
nAgtY
Points uotsh Oregon aWa nasmta on
~. ~ a 81 south % Tacoma . Sszs s.fn.
Rfisish Columbia and points north
nnd eaft G. Wisconsin, and Eaat
ctm Washington .4s..4s..s4a... ll .B1 am.
Grape Rafbet sna Coast points .4 $500 pm
AaMwMtef aaa Tuninn s.ses ++4ese.&s hspa n@l.
Eastern States suA California $500 nFn.
Iarotma and lover sound Folufa...,. fsU pm.
, 1892-02-01
TWO BIG WRECKS.
THE SHIP FERNDALE DASHED
ASHORE NEAR GRAT's HARBOR.
seventeen Wen LoSt Their Ltres--
The Steamship Elder Stranded
aft Ehe rste % wtEht--Ths Pas
AenEers ana Crcxg saved.


4 HoQUAN Feb. The British ship
( feradaie with eaal from Newcastle. New
sovgh Wales, f8f Portland. Is total wreck
IN the heach one milc NORTH Of the wreck
of ihs Aberrara, above the entraLoe IL
6rays Haroar CAptAin Blair 81 the Ferns
dale aud sixteen 81 the crew were drowned.
Eric Sumbs, Chas Garrison and Peter Pat
terson, sailors. were che only persons
saved. They ~ the captain lost his reck-
aning and supposed &c was of the mouth
of DE Columbia. The Ferndale was spoken
recently iifty miles on the entrance to The
Columbia river. Captain Nichols of tile
ship Scottish isles, u a saia, reports that
when he was in TIE locality n the wreck
iasa Friday, strong wind sprung up from
the wesi. He tackled the ship and stood
oat 20 sea. He supposed that CAPTAIN
H.asr 81 thc aasR ship must have tackled an
&Ae other auarteEsamd staoa ia toward
Shore and Was caught hy the fatal current
ard was carriea sn 10 the northwest. TIE
sea VAS the highest ever krown on the
coast
The bodies of arst mate 6Alesbore ard
&a#an Anderson have been picked upon the
beach and given respectable burial IN the
settlers. The three survivors are here.
SURVIVORS STORY.
Patterson tells this story 81 was fast
asleep in mr bunk Al about s.i5 Thursdax
morning, whRa one 0f the sailors aroused
me. saying Ne Mas sn danger on l0ok5mr
&C. coAt9 ses Me we're la the breakers
ana I rushed sft, where ! found the cap
tam on deck ard asked him where the life
tackets were. He pointed 10 them. saving.
A.aete " A9 - Ia PNt t.4ssA on We are
4@sss alN AatN @tss AA AssfsttseQls
M0 9i ~ sak aa s-lae&eksi Mhhe the
gsAt1ets tltS& ~ 50&Si A@s 9A1s ooAt le8t.
80 80 -. 5isssa - w s4sEsssapa sioe and
- Nse@ "a .0Aststlk tlls ttiSs79At "a a1an-
- 49, - y lle s'llloEs
sAAAt.1sa NP rs AaAah FlekahEs and ln lsss
sAAA.A Ase Allilasss tne oisasrs l@ the hse-
s@--..'ss, .ls ssr.,, '' Sssl " M.iela @ 90
t,ss..-s,--. ., So ~, 1s e-as aaasa
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Asst e.t5s i, si,.sss 49, -.57 .--.s...
hAA9tc M0&AA
Mrs Edward White, Mh0 lives near the
scene of the wreck whose efforts saved the
lives Of the three survivors. and who has
kindly cared for them since the morning
81 the wreck. said
1 have made practice of going 10 the
6each at daghreak every morning. 0n|
Thursday morning shortly after o'clock I
saw three~mastea vessel stranded on the
sand not far from the shore with a number
of men ciinFing 80 The rigging. Just then
the f0remast felI aIaa ala were precipitate5
into thC rolling sea- z watched the shore
, 1892-02-01

SAN FRANoTsco, Feb. Wheat, season,
, 1892-02-01

annexed are few Of the lines we intend closing out at
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-31
TAM$Y PIL L$',

DR.. Renison's Reliable Remedy. Famous every
where among the ladies as safe, prompt an
effectu- The original sD0nsdn's sdlUdtjon. Pric e
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-31
BRIEF MENTION.

r gister tomorrow if you have not al
ready done SO.
Hon. E. W. Hurst returned last even
ing from Schuyler county where he made
q number of speeches. He reports big
meetings. much interest and great enihu-
siasm. He makes two speeches in Mer-
Ger county this week, and Friday night
talks at Reynolds.
Tomorrow will be the last day OF reg
istratlon prior to election. II you have
not attended to this duty don't fail to-
morrow. THE ARGUS ia informed a
number of names have been written on
some OF the poll books. The judges will
pay no attention to any such names, as
the books are not hung out for that pur
pose; thev are merely displayed for ref
erence. Voters must apply in person il
they are not alread registered.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-31

Rev a Fl. Fairall. D. D editor of tie
/ wa Methodist. says editorislly, 1--WE
have tested the merits of Ely's Cream
Balm, and belle re that, by q thorough
course of treatment, it viii cure almost
every case of catarrh. Ministers, as q
class, are afflicted with head and throa,
troubles, and catarrh seems more preve-
lent than ever. We cannot recommend
Ely's Cream Balm too highly"
used Ely's Cream Balm for dry ca
tarrh It proved cure.-B. F. NJ
Weeks, Denver
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-31
The Plain Truth

Is good enough for Hooo's Sarsapsrilla-
there is no need of establishment or sem
saslonalism. Simply what Hoods SER
saparilla does, tina, tells the story OF its
merit. II you have never realized it's
benefits q single bottle will convince you
it is a good medicine.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-31
When Nature

Needs assistance it may be well to rem
der it promptly, but one should romeT-
Der to use only the most perfect reme-
dies only when needed. The best and
most simple and gentle remedy ia the
Syrup Of Figs. manufactured by the CAL
ifornia Fig Syrup Co
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-31

The highest praise has been won b
Hoods Pills for their easy, vet efi1cien
action. Sold by all druggists. PrIo
Csc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

Sarah Bernhardt, who appears Of
Powers in ala Tosca" tonight, is one
of the few theatrical stars of the first
magnitude. who deigns to appear in
our city. Everyone 10, OF cnuree, on
the qui we to zee the brilliant actress.
She is undoubtedly ono Of the most
famous women OF the day. And that
which has made her 90, u not merely
the possession Of artistic gifts, hut of
that genius which somebody has de-
fined to b the CAPACITY of hard work.
Bernhardt il sald to be painstakingly
studious. Even now when she has
reached the very zenith of her fame,
when one would think that vigilance
might grow lax, she allows no detail Of
work to escape her. With no thought
Of resting on her reputation, she puts
forth her best efforts ct every per-
Torrance, and 20 II 10 that she grows
continually. Famous ten years ago,
she has climbed even higher in these
intervening years, and though the play
che prefers and the role abe selects are
not altogether admirable TO some of US,
the spirit of her work in its thorough
ness and lts intelligence, 10 worthy OF
ell praise. Tonight will mark an oc-
casion in local theatrical history that
will 60 down to the ages. There are =
few seats still unsold.
At this age the people are nystified
ut wondsrs, but the greatest local won
der 10 the show that Gcary is giving ut
hss Canal street museum this week.
The program v long. and every feature
- meritorious. The shows are now
continuous from $50 to 1880 p. m.
Winnstt's company Of comedians
continue to please the audiences which
assemble in The little pArlor theatre,
Redmond's. His Nibs 10 . favoritc,
and the mirror dance 70 . bright illu-
son which fools even the old theater-
g0ers.
Look out for . crush ~ Redmond'a
next week, when Annie Ward Tiffany
viii appear ia her new play THE Step
daughter"
Bernhardt will arrive 1T the union
depot At about 1880 today IN . special
which left Milwaukee 1T O'Clock this
morning.
The next attraction II Powers will b
that celebrated art,see, Miss Helen
Barry, who 10 delightsns Dstsoitsrs THU
week.
There viii b matinee At Smith,
todav
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

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1sesses !" ~ =" 49, W.
=. d. 6rundy. IN Enghsamsn. Win
sterwara nsd psenty o. sovensnses u
home ana aoroads tells : nossoa papes
how near ne cane 20 missing tnem al
ne Wa small ooys ana win nm broth
e. ana snosher mae was playing upon
the seesnorc. 1hey were On : sand
oank, ana snew snss the 'nconang uoe
woaio MI sns sowsr 'evsis oensno snem
Oetoze sne osnk 'tsen wouao % Gov
e1@
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oisssns .nousA on: aia nov sn be-
tween soe ever fistng watcr ana me
osm " 10 sne oestse weeeo Come'
sainR ~ saso sook ouna-
io' , essss 90 snss % on sTso w
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= cfoWn upoo we farmer s'os waa
snontan6 - "a ny Two ssssers 5000 q
tne wetcrs eoee. xass oeeommg despcr'
sSe. q mounsed man' ~ away, sal
soPoo tusaousiy N"sso u evsE tee
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

GaBuDeous Cs&shss - Whsuh tom -
ennes wess Ans&ah~4
To Dr. Graham. . Geotchnnn Wis
prscticed mediesne il London n ~
latter part ef TIE eighteenth eentury.
must - credited the inventsou ct the
most extraordinary ~ ever nada.
onya The Cnholntercr. Il va finely
eeFve1 81 o0det. covered with silk
damaGks onpQorted On twenty-eigh1
glsss Pillars and surnounted b = gI1oe6
canopy from which fel1 curtains Of
crimson silk. Graham pretended that
married couples who were childiess
would cease to Be 90 after sleeping ons
night in this bed. privilege for which
he charged one hundred pounds sser-
ling.
Every one has heard Of 6arah Bsrur
hardt's curious bed. which Is like No
other one TO be seen In France or else
where. II - nearly fifteen feet broad.
and when the fascinating Sarah 10 in
disposed and receives her intimate
friends repcsirg on her couch she looks
like . red-piumaged bird Aoatiux a .
great sea Of white satin.
The Empress Eugenie was another
who declined to follow the conventional
idea in beds Hers was raised 50 little
above the foor Of her bedroom A. 70
give at . hasty glance the inpressioa
that she was sleeping on the carpet
Ludwig Of Bavariz had the most cx-
pcnsive and luxurious bed known IN
history. The bedssead was Of giidcd
wood with ornaments Of solid gold.
The canopy was Of blue velvet richly
embroidered with gold. and the he'd
spre ad was made Of enbroido ed velvet
with heavy fringe of silk and gold
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09
a LONG RIDE.


a Europsas Omcsr Rides Aeran Asia On
Eorssh.ek.
In book intended to gsiide other
horscmcn who may desire 70 initiate
him, Lieut. Varges OF the Austro-ilnn-
garian army has made public the details
OF his recent ride across India He
rode one thousand two hundred railcs in
ninety-four days. and crossed one hum