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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

500 feet above the SEA level aud covers
Ax aeFes Of groand. e - The geo
graphical center OF the city
The holyrosd palace and abbey vas
next visited. Ii MAS founded oy DAVID
l, 1928. IL MAS here the principal
events connected With Mary. Queen Of
Scots tran.plred. Her apartaaents ON
the second f1oor still eontain her bed
and chairs, many VI the satser being
embroidered by her own hsnds- IL
uas here thai her friend kfxx,o Was
murdered in her apartment.
Saw her husband. DArnleys
rooms aud the stairway leading TO the
que~n's apartments. which we're As
cended by the assAssins- Old painted
portraits OF the king And queen hung
upon the wall. The vaults on the
south SIDE of the abbey contain the re-
mains 4 James ii. w. v and many
lords and dukee.
Thursday We drove eight mlles west
of Edinburgh TO see the great can't
lever bridge over the River Forth. II
10 considered the most wonderful OF It's
kind and measures over 5000 feet Ia
length.
We left Edinburgh for London FRI
day ~ 10 =. M, arriving At p. M,
having travelled 400 miles. The trip
was pleasant and the scenery grand.
1t would take = month 70 express ell
my experiences. Will work in hospI-
tails here for time before leaving Tor
Paris and Berlin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31
ORR FOREIGN IMPORTS.

Without attempting TO discuss the
wide benefits OF the protective tariff to
industry and wages, ttie figures sub
united by the chief of the bureau of
statistics show that its benefits are in
eaicuIably great ID every American in
terest- The value OF free imports dur
ing the past fiscal year was si5s. OOi :
las. an increase of value in free i'm
ports over the fiscal year 1891 of SOL :
753. 1885, This increase is in direct
response TO the removal of tariff duties
and 10 an index to the practically over
whelming increase that would follow
were the tariff to be taken of the
manufactured With the tariff on, 1t
Is shown that the imports Of dutisble
wares have decreased sos, 2S4, 705, or
In other words American workmen
have been permitted to make goods
vsiged at$i09, 2s4. 705. that heretofore
were imported. The total value
of last years dutiaole imports Was
$500, 800, 1s9. while for the preceding
year II was si7s,s74,s 4i. The greater
addition to the value of free imports
and the lesser value Of the dutiable
imports are significant totals when ap-
Piled to the question of industry. The
great reduction in the imports subject
70 tariff duty WAS made up of imports
of tin plates, wool and tobacco and
vegetables, fruits and textile fabrics.
These are the arncles that the demo-
Gratis demand shall DO admitted free.
There is no scarcity in the market in
any 81 these staples. and the prices are
lower 10 consumers than ever before.
The conclusion Is inevitable that to ex
tend the free list would be- to flood Our
markets with foreign goods and stop
the wheels Of home industries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31
" no WILL ANS WEIR.

Will somebody versed IN the mystery
Of law arise and tell the people how an
unconstitutional legislature is empow-
cred 10 enact constitutional law2 II
would seem 10 the average iayman that
II the apportionment of 1885 was IN
constitutional then all acts and cleo
tons held in pursuance Of its uncon-
stitutionsl provisions would be uncon-
stitutionaI themselves from the day
the final decree of court of last re-
sort, 80 declaring. became . matter OF
record. Laws passed by such . body
before the question OF constitutionslity
wAs raised and finally determined we're
without doubt binding and valid be-
cause the individual members of il
were acting under . color of title.
But the supreme court has de-
clsrsd that the law under which they
were elected IS unconstitutional, and
hence they are now in Office without
color of title anu there is no power in
She court competent TO invest them
with constitutional prerogs,Ives - leg
islasora Without such prerogstIves
tne Legislature can pass no law that
viii have more force and effect than if
passed by any other body composed of
ex-ds fscso officers. These conclusions
may be all wrong and the squawbucks
may be duly qualified 10 meet at Ian
sing and mulct the state in thousands
Of dollars 10 correct its olundsr py
psssns new superintendent bill. bat
what Assurance has the people that the
defeated party at tie coming election
viii not attack this bin because it il
passed by legislature elested under
On unconstitutional act Who vii
answer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

housshold goods and camping outas
bound for HSckisy pAfk. Tbs raso
wAs alive WITH vehicles gong - and
iron the ground.
fhoss building cottages that Ne 80
we're Rev. A Sssitn. Rev. w. !. Cog
stall. Rev. J. W. Reid Of Grand Rap
idss Rev. Huashcrxsr aud otnora "
Nuskegons Rev. DAyton OF Csnnons-
burg and ksy. Vafion 4 Grandvsiie.
Ample provision hss been made 10 ac-
commodAte all visitors- They have
splendld line Of tsns 81 reasonable
prices-
The grounds will ~ dedicated Tues-
day afternoon b. Bishop Newman at
Omaha. VITO 70 known - General
Grants preacher aud wno ac<omt aas~d
Grant sroaud ths World and wss with
hum IN isis sickness aud death, and 70
one Of the hness orators Ia the iaud.
Blshop Taylor OF Africa vii alec he
pFesent aud sasiss- TINS Old hero 1T
self-~upportlng mlssioas and evaueei
Of truth 10 the Wild shosdes 81 The
ozark continent" 10 the efoatsss
apostle of this sg- and every body far
aad near wlll want 70 zee him. he ulli
have with hlm little lAeve heather
girl from the land OF cAnnlhals and
bar, arians- A great meeting - ~x-.
pected aud doubtless large crowds will
visit this new and already popular re.
sort and assembly. MONA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

A our manufacturing industries en-
large and expand the production be-
comes eorrespondingly great. and the
surplus ABOVE our own necessities must
BE marketed abroad. With . system
that fosters aud builds ND immense
factories aud workshops, where the
sutpus extends ever = range sad vsri-
ETY. Of products almost without limit.
there seems 10 be a far prospect that
A,series = destined to become the
workshop Of the world. The enemies
OF eur prosectlve system mssnsAin that
u restricts tr>4ss ana shrostiss ceupets-
ton. thst the prser Of necessities are
decreased = consumers, sna thss wages
Or therefore shofe af their full par
chasing power that Il sbrossssa IRE
cosl,litieo Of TIE working ciasses woasd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31
Personsl Mention.

Misses Lynn and Ella Morse and
Asgie Kemp vill leave tomorrow for .
trip TO the Thousand islands and the
81. Lawrence.
Miss n. 3. Kober Of Sc. Msrk's hoe
pltai will leave tomorrow for . veek's
vacation. She will visit friends IN Port
Huron.
Miss Stella Harris OF Aiatama 10
vsstsne her relatives. George {. Fitch
and family of Jefferson avenue.
Miss Leila Cutter Of No. ies Clinton
street hss returned from . tso weeks
VISIT ~ BIG Rapids
Miss Lillian Grand -Csrard Of No. ~
Nesrison street 70 ~ Bio RAp'ds sisst-
ma frsenda-
Clsrence shulss Jeff yesterday for
Hudson. y. y. 70 spend be vacation.
The Rev l. ". psvn OH leave Moo-
day foe Rsoetiyn fer be vacation
nyrea =. ksmes of yressAnta vlss>>d
frsests - Ne esty Frsday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31
Guests 1t the Hotels.

The following Michigan p~r~ops
wsre guests 81 leading hotels y~stsr-
dAv.
Mortoo--w. r. Ileenfr,sz. Monrcc;
+. a.. Go dyear. HsssIngs. A. q. Ci~ve-
land. Kalamazoo: Thomas T.. Sbarp,
Ionia: W. O. Hubtn I'd. Detroit; y. B.
shs ldon. Detroit: J. G. Fora and daugh-
ter. Fru,tpwt: Dr. Jamre Gle and. Jr..
and " - Agnes c Gland. Detroit; w. ID.
Church, Detroit.
New Lis'nessou--A. NJ. Jones. Low
ell: l. ". Bassetf. A. 7. Coilins. De-
troit: s. l.. Munroe. Grand Haven: n.
ID. Baker, Lansing. j. NJ. Cvo~ken.
AilcRsn: A. W. snyder. John Gsif7,tb.
Three Rivers; L. q. Palmer and aaueh-
ter. Rig Rapids: Chariee II. shupeyt.
Muskeg n: n. L. Benton. P-ntwatrY
George ". J.nts. A. j. Nenon. Detroit.
George W. Burt, Spring Lake; r. n.
yanderhsvdep. Ionia-
sweets - Samuel Tichper, Detroit,
!. ~ Hanna, Cai~donia. I. l.. o'Bfiep.
Ionia: X. J. Builoct. jackson: r. b.
Knspp. Desroa: n. n. Anderson.
Grcenviiie: ". ". Rurford. No.
Busalo: George sSesue~son. crs,d
Haven: J. r. Houehton. Detroit: n =.
Richardson. Iona: ". =. Moyrw- IL.
troit; David z. Hutch neon, Fenton; ).
NJ. Auderson. Detroit,
clsrepdon-G. r. Chapel. Rockford !:
Ed Kests, Iudipgton: william r.
L"ut't and wife. Grand Haven: y. n
woolsev. Bellstrs; J. r. Gould. Ro~k.
ford; n. J. Late. Lilly; ]. Q. Eprpris..
Grand Haven; Seii sohreoo. D~tvost.
frsnt T. Cole sud wife. Fremont: j.
Aier'gbi, Holland; J. W. spussssr, De.
tfoit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

A Workman in Kusterer's Wagon ShoT
Narrowly Escapes Death.

A Workman in Kusteref's Wagon Shop
Narrowly Escapes Death.
Peter Wubenga. . single man 10
years old, an en,pIoys .: the Kusterer
Wagon worka, was badly injured yes
terdsy morning At 1880. He and few
fellow workmen were lowering . new
wagon from the paint shop in the up
per story, down an incline plane when
. rope that was attached 70 the wagon
and to . beam 1T the upper end OF
the incline track broke. Wubenga
was IN front OF the wagon and whom it
broke loose it descended with . rush
aud caught him against the eide of the
building. He was injured internally
and Was unconscious when picked Up
by the workmen. Blood was flowing
profusely from his nose and mouth.
DR.. w. h. Ross Was called and tho city
ambulance conveyed the injured man
to his home At No. 40 Prescott street.
He was brought TO consciousness by the
aid OF restoratives, and the physcians
upon examination found that the
blood-vessels surrounding the lung it's
sues had been ruptured and that both
arms were badly bruised, but the bones
were not fractured. He will recover
With careful treatment. Mr.. Kusterer
said no had warned the men not to use
the small rope in lowering wagons.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31
Special Church Nosiess,

Church 81 Chna-Morsine. "The
Beiievep Hope; evening, "Ekepticssm
or Chrsstianstv--whsch7'
Fountain Street Baptist-Young pee
pies meeting led By Will LAssdman.
Subject, Jonah"
Smith Memor1aI-In the evening
the Rev. H. A. Mcintyre prsschss bss
farewell sermon.
ST. Matthew'S, No. 10 Plaibheld ave-
nue-"A Thanksgiving Service and
Sermon
Seventh Day -eu6jsct,
The Iso Horned Beaess u Eese1a-
tson b."
unsy-Addrsn ~ n. a. NsynsrA.
Subject, " HosiveA"
-. Mark's-@HoQ = opon1 sunls1
Rxhsly."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

Tho roster Of the state troops, just
issued by Adjutant General Farror,
shows that the total strength Of the
militia 10 1921. The five regiments
have headquarters - follows: Fret,
Ypsilanti; second. Grand Rapids; third
Bay City; fourth. Detroit; fifth, Calu-
met. The strength by regiments 10 ~
follows: First. SIS; second. $50; third
sos; fourth. 634. and fifth, 543 men.
This includes officers and musicians ~
well 40 enlisted men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31
THEY NEED FUNDS.
Temperance Societies Unsuccessful in
Raising DR.. Tsacy's Price.

Temperance Societies UNSUCCESSFUL IN
Raising DR.. Tsacy's Price.
The largest crowd that had yet At
tended DR.. Tracy's tent temperance
lectures was present last night. Mon
day night will close his work at the
corner of Ninth avenue and South Dr.
vision street. when his subject will be
an illustrated lecture on "Across the
Continent" This lecture will be given
for the benefit of the w. c. 7. U. and
other societies that pledged the doctor
$3.50 for his course Of lectures. They
have been unsuccessful in their efforts
te raise the amount and an admission
fee of 10 and Is cents will DO charged
which will be applied to the fund. The
Good Templars nave engaged the
speaker for two weeks more, his work
to begin Thursday evening at some
point on the west side of the river.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31
STATE PHARMACISTS.
Program Of the Tenth Annual Meeting Of
the Association.

Program Of the Tenth Annual Meeting Of
the Association.
The tenth annual meeting OF the
Michigan State PhsrmaceutlcAiass ocia-
ton will b held In this city August 2.
3 and 4.
The first day the meeting will be
opened by prayer by the Rev. j.
Brewster Hubbs, followed by addresses
OF welcome by Mayor w. ]. Stuart and
. response by Arthur Bassett OF De-
troit. The annual address of the prea
dent, N. G. Coleman of Kalamazoo wall
be made. The remainder Of the ses-
sons will DO occupied with routine
business.
The amusement program consists OF
. trip TO Reeds Lake, boat ride and
luncn Tuesday. Wednesday morning
the women will BE- taken in charge ny
wives of local druggists for . ride 70
North park and IN the afternoon the
visitors will be taken by . special train
TO Ottawa beach, where they viii be
given . bang net provided BY the
Grand Rapids pharmacists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31
NO ELEVATOR MAN cHoeEN.
The Committee on Pubic Buildings un-
able 20 Elect One.


able 20 Elect One.
The committee on pubic builds held
. meeting in the county court house
yesterday and accepted the furniture.
directing that an order b drawn for
payment in full. Ii vas decided THAI
the ONCE floors should be covered with
some kind OF mating IN order %
deaden the noise occasioned BY walk
ing scross them. The disturbance
from THE source 10 . great annoyance
~ the clerks employed in the various
departments. Considerable time Was
consumed IN bsIIot,ng for "a elevator
man without success, and the matter
Was deferred until the special session
of the hoard Of supervisors on Tuesday /.
August 3. When . reporter for THE
HERALD asked Chan man Benjamin OF
the committee on public buiidings Il
the committee had taken any action m
the matter Of choosing employees for the
court house, he replied: "You have
asked me more than l shall tell you I"
There seems To be . deadlock in the
committee and the members are very
reticent - to its cause or nature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31
Rarnum 4 Bailey's.

Barnum & Bailey's greatest show on
earth will visit this city on Tuesday
next in ell its regal splendor. Tho
street parade 10 the most gorgeous and
brilliant spectacle ever seen on the
streets, and it will be free TO everybody.
Unless the streets are cleared some
of the more expensive features will
not appear. Il therefore bchooves all
that would see the parade complete
TO aid in keeping horses and vehicles
of the line of march during Its pro-
Rreea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

Last night Earnest temple OF !. o. G..
T. elected the following ofiicers for the
quarter: c. T., Louis Gunther; r. c.
T.. Winnie Teevin; X. Sec., Eddie Gill;
F. s.. Willie You'll; G., Willie Tell; G.,
Henry Aliinger; s., Nellie Soper; T.,
Eddie You'll; d. NJ, Maud You'll; N.
OTTO Osterly; v. T., Lena Trebelcock;
Nellie Lampman, superintendent. The
temple will give . lawn SOCIAL ~ the
corner of Third street and Lane ave-
nue. Wednesday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

The dew river steamer Valley City in
charge Of Capt. John N. Mitchell
glided down the river yesterday TO
Mitchell received telegram from the
captain last evening announcing that
he had arrived at Grand Haven with
out . mishap, and that he could not
return until this afternoon ~ his busi-
ness with the government inspector had
been delayed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

DANIEL bearded the lion in his den
and the lion surrendered den and des-
tiny. Wnans - not exactly cnump,
but he comes so nesr to being one that
his own most intimate friends will
recognize the likeness when the votes
are counted this fall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31
ADAMS DANGEROUS LEAP.
Jumped From a Street Car and Was
Badly Bruised.

oaOly 0IulSSO.
Charles ]. Adams, . jeweler in the
employ of Thompson Bros. on West
Bridge street. jumped from an electric
car at the corner Of Canal street and
Crescent avenue last night while the
Car was running at fnil speed. He
made . misstep and fell so near the
car that the side step struck him and
hurled him about ten feet toward the
sidewalk. Ii was at first thought by
those who witnessed the accident that
the man had been killed, but his inju.
ries were not serious other than
several severe bruises. He was taken
to the station in the ambulance, and
DIR. Mcpherson was called. Ha dressed
the Commissions on his face and arms,
and took him to his home ct No. 90
Second street. He was under the IN
fluence of liquor whom he made his
dangerous jump.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31
WANT HUGH o'DoNNE.LL
The Committee Trying 10 Get Him fo'
Labor Day.

Labor Day.
A few days since the Labor day COM
mittee wrote to Homestead to secure
the service of Hugh O'Donnell ~
speaker here on that day. and have re-
ceived the following letter dated from
Homestead July %:
"Your letter concerning Labor day
at hand. Brother O'Donnell 10 at pres-
ent absent from town. There are sev-
oral requests in for speakers on Sep
tember 5. II satisfactory TO you We
can send . speaker from Homestead 70
address you, but cannot promise the
person to he Brother O. Donnell. Plea se
communicate with us. Truly yours,
ADVISORY COMMITTEES"
The committee will meet early this
week to decide whether or not to send
to Homestead for . speaker.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

In view of the wide publicity gwen
the fact that the Carnegies ara evicting
their tenants by the Wholesale, it viii
bu dlfiiculs for the compsny's news
paper spologists TO sustain their state
ments that the locked-out men own
their own homes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

What 10 supposed to be On incend,ary
blaze broke out yesterday morning at
6:20 in the lumber yard ~ the corner
of South Division and Pleasant streets.
An alarm Wa turned in from iox No.
23l, but before the blaze could be
quencbed ny the department.. lumber
{, the amount IF e5V0 VAS DESTROYED.
The stock was owned by Auetn r CHI.
ardson. Mt covered W Insurance..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

ATTORNEY GENERAL ELLIS says that
he will not be . candidate for governor
on the peoples party sickst because he
lea lawyer. TINS sdvertsse ment 10 run
A. an item of startling swa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

JUpsE LoSsESEcxEs OF Chicago has
declared that false swearing in . police
cour, IL not perjury. Ii would be IN
teresting to know Just what Judge
Longenecker's idea of perjury 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

Mrs. ALICE FREEMAN PALMER has
been called to the position Of
dean of the womap's department of
the Chicago university. Mrs. Palmer
10 the greatest living educator among
women. She was born in Michigan,
WAS among the first "coed' graduates
Of the university, and both the state
and U. of NJ. are proud Of her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31
Changes in Mi cage Books.

Commencing Angus, I the G &w.
N. and d, L 4 n. will cell 600 mile
mileage hooks good for two year~, aud
which will be bonored when prevented
by the owner or any OF hIs immediate
family. Tine 10 in accordance With the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31
Beresn Church Service.

Services will be held for the iirsa time
IN Berean Miseson church this morning
at the corner Of North Colt and Trav-
erse avenues. The Rev. Mr.. canr,eht
will conduct the servicee. The SUNDAY
schooi hour nae heen changed from q
O'Clock 2. m. TO II O'Clock noon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

Nsw YosK is s,ill frying, and City
deaths from heat we're reported yester-
day. The poor. squalid dweilers in the
immense tenement houses wither under
the cruel rays of the sun and find relief
only ia death or insenabilty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

CHsrrkrausss are in search of facts,
and they obtained whole columns of
them from Governor Mckinley's tariff
speech.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

Jar GouID . fishing for trout up in
Idaho. Anything connected with water
hss certain attraction for Jason.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

W EATfiE X.

WARRINGTON. July 3O.-For lower
Michigan: Generally FAR; southwest
winds; warmer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

EvIpsSrhx ina city authorities mag
ne 10 bovs esn eort~msnste ssrsna
river water ~ swsmmsnx 10 4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

RssstSs 40 umbrella IN The house s
said 70 Re uniucky. 80 . RACING .
draft If the elevator eets caaQas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-31

IT is announced that tho legislature
will be called to meet August 8. This
will bring it within the constitutional
provision. requiring ninety days to
elspse before any act shall take effect.
But the squawbucks can never prepare
and pass . bill IN two days If they sue
coed as we'll in dispstching this business
as they did last winter IN pushing less
important bills. The ninety days will
expire before . motion to adjourn is
carried.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-04-27

rushed into a newspaper Office recently,
and threatened to "clcan out" the es-
Enlistment. berause they printed ms
verses wrong. Said he: Il wrote: TO
dwell forever in grot of peace and
ION idiots nut it a pot OF grease:
The mortified editor presented nm
with q vial of DR.. Plcrces Pleasant
Pellets. years subscription and an
The little "Pcllets" positively cure
sick and nervous headache. biliousness,
costivcness, and all arrangements OF the
stomach. bowels aud liver. Its n large
contract. but the smallest things in the
world do the business DR.. Pierces
Pleasant Pellets. They're the small
est. but the most effective. They 20 10
work in the right way. They cleanse
and renoyate the liver. stomach ana
bowels thoroughly - but they do Il
mildly and gently. You feel the good
they debut you don't feel them DO
Ing it.
they're the cheapest pill You can
buy. because they're guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money Is returned
Yon only pay for the good you get;
That's the peculiar plan oil Ut.
Pcrce's medicines are sold on, through
druggists.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-04-27

The Emperor F snci- Joseph, Of Austria,
'a>t Thursday observed iheancient custom
f Emprror~ Of the House Of Harisb"rg bv
Washing the fee; of twelve ponr AMI aged
men. The men were brought before the
Emperor who. approaching them in an hum
lie YET liguifed mnnr, dipped some water
rom silver ever AMI tnu he'd the ieet of
.ach one IN succession, afterwards applying
\ towel also to each. The ceremony took
lace in the presence of brilian, aSs m ~
# member. of the imp rial house d Of
the MOBILITY and minis er, At its ci'se
zach of the old men WAS presented by the
Emperor with purse containing thirty
pieces of -ilver-,he gilt accompanied by
kind words After parlaking Of meal pro-
vided FIR them they were taken in carriages
- their homes. The collective ages Of the
twelve men amounted to 05S years