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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

why Japanese Women Look Pleasant.
Perhaps the secret of the sweet ex-
preston and habitual serenity of the
japanese women can be found in their
freedom from small worries The fash
ion of dress never varying saves the
wear Of mind over that subject, and the
baroness Of the houses and simplicity Of
diet make housekeeping q mere baga-
telle. Everything is exquisitely clean
and easily kept 30. There is no paint,
no drapery, no crowd of little orna-
ments, no coming into the houses in the
footwear worn In the dusty streets.
And then the feeling Of living in the
rooms that can be turned into balloon
les and verandas at moments notice,
of having walls that slide away as free
~ as do the scenes on the stage, and let
in all out of doors, or change the suites
Of rooms to the shape and size that the
within Of the day or the hour requires.
The Japanese are learning much from
US, some things not to their improve
ment. We might begin, with profit to
ourselves, to learn of them.-Newport
NewA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

The landlady of the clearinghouse
had let him come in 70 the kitchen to
BILE, and she had set before him a piece
of beef and pitcher of water. He was
pretty hungry and went for the beef
vigorously, but it resisted all his efforts
After wrestling with it in vain he laid
down his knife and fork and poured
out glass of water which he proceeded
to sip slowly. The lady watched him
for several minutes.
aren't you hungry she said, kindly.
"Yes'm," he replied. meekly.
Then why don't you eat that beef?"
"You will excuse me, num-" he said.
in helpless tone, but really am too
weak to do any hard work, and
thought mebbe l might get enough
nourishnent and strength out Of this
water to tackle the beef when got
rested"
Some landladies would have whacked
him with broom handle, but this one
didn't; she gave him Q plate of cold
hash and spoon Free Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
FLOODS IN CUBA.

Donr Gsves Lost. Sugar Destroyed and
vess~es wrccksd N the Hsrocr.
HAvAsA. June ia dispatch from
11sssnsas states the Yumuri and San
Josn rivers are greatly swollen The
EVIL guards and troops are aiding
- ~ - possible she people whose
ho~nss have been flooded. In several
Aousss me water IL 10 feet deep. The
warehouses ere inundated and thou
sAn6s OF bags of sugar have been lost
Many small vessels Ia the harbor were
wrecased during the storm A mum Der
81 bssdges Including those at Bsilen
end san Luis. haze been destroyed
The telephone poles are down Four
persona loss shsir lives in the foods
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MUCH LOSS OF LIFE
Several Churches in Spain
Struck by lightning.
moTous ELECTRIC FREAKS
n One Ten WorshipeEs ere Killed and n
Another Fsve--Msny Orhsrs
Badly Hau.

NADHID. June l3.-TeFrife thunder
ssofns prevailed N various parts Of
spain Sunday, and loss OF life and IN
Jsry by lightning Is reported The
electricity appeared TO pick out the
churches ~ the objset on which tosbow
IL power. and unfortunately IL did 50
While the services were IN progress. Al
MsliaA n the province of Orenses the
pa<ssh church wzs crowded with wor-
ahipsrs attending mass when the
so0gm burst on the city. Though the
ppals Of thunder were very loud
on1 The cAshes OF lightning ex-
6e0sly vivid, not much atten-
uon wss paid 70 the storm AZ nrsr
Suddenly . nost terrible crash of thun-
g.. ALLOWED almost Immediately by
nash Of lightning that was binding in
~ intensity. caused the worshipers 70
spriag 70 their feet IN fear. WcmsD
shyieked and httls children elutched
thsiS parents in an agony OF ter
roR For two or three seconds after
ths Hash 10 was impossible TO see any
thing. the transition from sudden
brightness To extreme darkness render
bag the people practically blind The
utmoss confusion prevailed
Fffteea Killed
Finally when order had been restored
ths congregation were Mortified to find
Mat tan Of their number1 had been
struck by the lightning and in
SANITY killed. and that twenty
sighs others had been seriously
injured When this fact became
generally known the people were
psnso-ssricken and rushed from the
church into the pelting storm Many
OF them. men, women and children,
sought refuge IN the open spaces in
the vicinity Of the church, fearing to
enter house. and there they remained
drenched to the skin until the storm
paassd over.
An almost sEmilar scene occurred 1T
mechanics in the province of VAL
lAdolld. The church in that village
Wa also struck by lightning. Five of
the worshipers were killed and ten in
iured
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GEN. sooTH's GREAT WORK.
0snsy Lsbouehsre Tells Of the Success,
of the Farm Colony

81 tho Horm Colony
LONDON, June ls.-The fact that
Henry LAbouchere recently signed an
appeal made by Gen Booth for funds
Cor the Salvation Arnv's work occs-
sioned considerable surprise and COM
usns - he had been formerly under
stood 70 regard both as sham. In an
interview Just published Labouchere
explains his attitude. saying that be has
sarisfled himself that the money raised
BY Booth Is being rightly expended He
states that he recently visited the farm
colony" near Hsdleigh. and found a
very interesting state of affairs An
enormous work had been accomplished
a complete village had been built up
in thirteen months. The colony pos
sssses 500 acres of land under crops.
and 1900 acres of land is being re-
claimed from the sea by the dumping
Of London refuse. Thirty-seven acres
ere devoted 70 fruit trees. There
are 600 chickens. 900 cattle and large
number Of sheep and pigs A rabbit
warren Is . novel and useful part of
the stock-rsising establishment The
colony also boasts Of . saw-mill.
. brick yard with . capacity of
30. 900 q day. chair factory
with . daily output of 500 chairs
and other manufacturing plants La
bouchere found the submerged tenth"
working hard. and proving themselves
deserving Of the help Booth. by the aid
Of the generous public, had extended
them. Booths theory that by giving
these poor wresches little encourage
nsns--s stsrt-they could be redeemed.
seems 70 be Substantiated by the re-
salts attained Men are constantly
leaving the colony 10 accept good situ-
ssionx The moral effect upon the
bsnsdciAries seems Ike q physical
tonic. Lahoache-e considers Booths
enterprise "A honest, faithful and sue
esssful one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

Blaine's Successor Must Be Named Soon.
Other Coveted Prizes.

wAsHISeroS. June Is -Appointments
from the white house may be looked
for in a short time now that the con-
vention excitement is subsiding. The
most important. OF course, will be the
naming of a secretary OF state. This
must be done within . few weeks, for
under the law q vacancy in the cabinet
occasioned by resignation or death can
not be filed temporarily by an acting
secretary for period longer than thir-
" days.
The president also has two coveted
prizes in the army and one Ia the navy
to bestow at this time by the appoint.
ment Of brigadier general. the gov
ernor of the soldiers home, and the
Judge advocate general of the navy.
The vacancy in the Office Of comptroller
of the currcncy--a desirable positiou-
will have TO be filled.
Whether Postmaster General Wanna
maker win continue in the cabinet in
case the republican party meets with
success next November ID q matter
about which he has said . good deal
privately. His friends are Of the opin-
ion that he does not wish 70 serve an
other four years. and March he will
stand aside for somebody else That
is regarded Is his personal pref
erence at this time. but II is
within the range Of possibility that he
can be induced 70 remAin ct the head
of the post Office department. In the
event that Mr.. wanamaker retires it is
thought that Col. Whitfield, the first
assistant postmaster general, will re-
ceive consideration 1T the HANDS Of the
president in connection with naming
Mr. Wanamaker's successor.
Secretary Noble iutends to retire
from the cabinet March next. in this
decision the secretary 10 fixed. He
wants to retire 70 private life. and he
proposes to do it. Land Commissioner
carter Is spoken of % his successor.
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nrls,No Tns DESTITUTE.
UwA - sAs Relief Copmistee In the m
Vsesa CRY ~ rfsssvtlie.

Uurn - shs Relief CoBmistee In the M
vsesS CRY ~ rfs~svs'ie.
On csrr. Pa. June is--The fifty
oDuvSA body was found here Sunday.
Thss completes Oh City's dead. all of
80 missing having now been found OF
occonnsed for.
TrvrsvrLx- Pa, June is.--The fol-
l0wins il given out Officially 20 the pab-
la
arse ryrucs spd generous assistance gwen
- or sfesc-ed ssrissas m tsetr recent cslsmisy
~ ne p~cpse "a AZ parts Of ne eonntry = most
erssrfsiiv srpr-ct~s-a ~ the sufferers snd al
oppfdrnes % rtsasv.iis II q tn> - ne pubic
nss ve nAns . sssseners % car condition -
exnrszy snd seco<ss,Sy - = possible six isys
efsr~ sSe ealam,sv W. have eur -eiicf cc1n-
o1fsre snrrvsaniy srxznf~sd sud TIE distrssa-
"a u nod ssoxhfnx s>saiax SD ether sup
pises = pecgr~sssns wa syssem Perfect or
- pr~~>0a Esrse forcss - lsscr-rs srs sr-
plsy~d = rsnsstns sreesase non ne sveess
on1 n aenr>ng - the r.sne % houses
-F<fsy nfne cesie> hare s>eu srrsed Several
psrsrns are sxa nls~snx We A. ccs need
acskfrs. csea - csher s'spriies Our need =
~ Dcoey - r~li@ve those sho have last
~ ARE sra asc1 ssd - repair the
0nroeo e~esrsesssn q property The
aDsrsss ss~.ss>>s1 - sr- sna ssrs ex-
si<v ~ snosf go ntle sn1 helf Es erestsh
= pco ssse,sssA - Que scur-s q : sale TIE
esouno1 80 = properly -xc-ecs = rese
- 49, - snisdv apsn - pses ssd isscr-
xseas - seu.ss .s,e-s ~--- -sr. .nsn
- nnn1rrd sns AIRY tv-illa<s ~ ~e8 - zssy
soosA uaasssssrses sd - rssssfs>s saer~
ns~ - -npiefs4 re sss n psrsors srnp-
~ n % scn-s - rh> scope ~s- slrno-t -
- u~0a rp<v ussx< t->< 80 a~f4 f1~<r snss~--<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
OUR MAN OF STYLE
Details m His Toilet Which Re-
ouire Attention.
TIP ON FOLDING AN UMBRELLA
II Should Always Lock as Neat as .
G.oved Hand-How 10 Buy Your
Collars and Cuts.

Tri1es light as air might be a 1T
ting caption 10 what am going 10 talk
about to-day, but these tribes are the
very things that make the man of
fashion type Many tnen dress well,
bat only few dress in absolutely per
feet taste, and they ere those who look
etter trifles How few men know how
TO adjust an umbrella SO that il is ever
in its first neat shape. How few men
waste tine To ascertain, DOT the latest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

H-Aead o eueyyflsfne
that can be used for washing
and cleaning. is PEARLINE
II your work is heavy, it is ,
necessity; ifyourwork islight
i is a luxury. II lessons tn,
labor of washing, and help:
everywhere in the Homework.
There's nothing SO harmless
SO eHective-so popular ano
yet 50 newt is rapidly sue.
ceeding soap. Try it forwash-
ing dishes-tryit for washing
anything-everything; only
try it-for your own sake and
ours. A house without Pear
line is behind the times"
Beware of limitations. ,ss JAMES PYLE, Ny
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Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to Our citizens that
for years we have been ceiling DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
uon, DR.. Kings New Lite Pills, Buck
lens Arnica Saivs and Electric Bitters,
aud have never handled remedies that
sell as well, or that have gwen such
universal satisfaction. We do not hesi.
tate TO guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, If satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
their merits. Peck Bros, Druggists.
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SPRING & COMPANY'S
OFFICE
OFFICE.
GRAND RAPIDS, June IL, OF.

GRAND RAPIDS June IL OF.
There times when argument for Nuslin Underwear
ready made needed inc passed Muslin
Underwear fills place i'm Dry Goods Retailing
This progressive business only that
have realized the possible growth of Muslin Under
Early the sale inauru
another
should be collected
special prices time? Or, the other
merely attempt sensationr
Mere sensations hereths q
saona underlie move
make and the excited rueh eff
result of real
There is space for detailed argument
The combination of excellence and
from the foresight skill and labor that
lin Underwear offerings well known
Every detail object of The
the Swiss ming
the muslin the sewing all carefully scrunxed Nothing
unworthy is offered 1t is these Competition
will and trash Will abound You distinguish
Intelligent discrimination all ask Give
Muslin Underwear sales will double
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

ArLA yrA. Ga. June f3-Lena Sugar
man. aged 10 years, was run over and
instantly killed by an electric car SUM-
day evening. The car was running at .
rapid speed and was crowded with
ladies' The motorman jumped from
the platform when he had stopped the
car and disappeared. but has since been
arrested and will be held pending IN
investigation The accident was wit
messed by the child's parents, who were
sitting on . verands near by.
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A Million Friends.

A friend ia need is a friend indeed,
and not less than one million have
found just such friend IN DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. If you have never
used this Great Cough Medicine, one
trial will convince you that it has won
derful curative powers IN all diseases
of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each
bottle lie guaranteed to do all that is
claimed or money will be- refunded.
Trial bottles free at Peck Bros Drug
Store. LARGE bottles soc and Sl.00.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chllblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
ton or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
gists, ocrner Monroe and Divsion.stA
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Dr. pierc~s ravuffe f~esuiS<son h the
remedy n builds up the svuem. reznlsse
ard prpqnr<es tie propsr functions, and ~
sforcs hath and strength. It's . exitirnsse
v<dsokre. nos beverage. rsreiy vsextsl1e-
wonsnt ree3< In fhe cure 6 Al fexnae
cusnpasiafs it, ouar1r<eed 10 give 9finfse-
ton. ~ TIE mc1ey - rVfan6ed No o<&W
use1sesn< fer women y sn1d - Tbink ~
That. ~b~n he denlw 0ys pumeehnG -
swAsch pavs him tN<>r h " ~ - god
Tsnes he~~ eesanesd~ - Aa<p DeeAoea
~ n,c}wn tynfrv~pu<RM IN pm arp u.
ps~rcet ri~ee&nf rezAea no hrip Nssure.
tae1>nd az Agttsae ws3A ~ Da1 nnd ~
~cs< hr~1seAe. 6fe><Nsems Hn1fvenen, -
~ dressyW~~nap 4 - nvss. eQmnrA -
ks~ve ssS prsvs9sr4 rsnvsA - cwuA
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o. Ma xnleA

BALrrSoBs, Nd, June 1s.-Trailer
No. Z an open summer car on the
Curtis Bay electric railway, jumped
the track Sunday afternoon AZ FRS.
street and Patapsco avenue. Brooklyn,
Anne Arundel county, and. turning
over at considerable angle. threw
about twenty passenger out on the
ground Four men were baaly hurt.
One has since died Of his injurieA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14
BATTLE WITH eRIoANDs.

Mexican Troops hiu Six and CO. ture
Twenty-Five Of the Tecuils Raiders.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, June Is.-News
has reached here that Col. Guadencio
Gonzalez del Lave and . detachment
of Mexican troops, who were sent
by President Diaz In pursuit Of the
bandits who participated in the re-
cent assault on Tecuila hacienda, met
the desperadoes in the mountains near
Orizaba- A fight ensued. which re-
suited in six Of the brigapds being
killed and twenty-five captured The
captives were marched into Orixabs for
trial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

FoRr ATKINSON. Wis. June ls-Sun.
day some boys were bathing In the river.
when . widows sou. named Nansky.
aged 10 years, sank ont Of sight On
coming 10 the surface one of the other
boys, named Pssser. aged II years,
went to his assistance. The Mansky
boz grssPsd him and both were
drowned Their bodies have not been
raeo~srad
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DcxrrHAS. Neb.. June IA terrific
hsilssorm struck shis vicinity ~ 8
o'elocx sunday evening. destroying sll
fruit and growing crops IN iss track and
breaking every window in iowa ss.
posed TO The fairy Of the ssorn. Hail
fell - large - hens eGTs and bsnksd
up IN some places 10 . depth a. fesA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

RACINE. Via. June Is --fioratio B.
Munroe. cashier of the First national
bank. died suddenly about 8 o'clock
Saturday night st his home on Main
street, Of heart disease. He left the
bsns ct o'clock and went to his home
and proceeded 20 work IN the garden.
shortly after his wife went into the gar
den and found him on the ground dead.
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CAN'T TOUCH THs TRUSTS.


Judges Say Congress sad the Legislatures
Mat ksep naaas Ga.
cIScISxATI. June la-Ar. H. L.
Grsene, of the whisky trust. Wa be-
fore Judges Jackson and Kicks. Of the
United States eireait cosrt. saturday to
answer for refusing 70 give bond 70 sp-
pear IN Boston 20 respond 70 an indict-
nent found against hin in that city for
violation Of the Un.ted States anti
trust Law. The court claimed. on cad
Tag the indictments. that none of the
coants constituted . violation OF any
law Of the United States. Ar. Greene
WAS accordingly released from tie re-
aaiFemenr 10 give boad Upon
the return OF District Attorney
John w. HERON 70 the city the govern
menr will ask for bench warrants To
remove all the indicted persons 10 Bos-
ton This win be resis.ed IL necessary
by habeas corpus proceedings Judge
Jae kson gave - the grounds of his de-
cision, or rather in general review OF
the antitrust law, an opinion that,
aside from the fUtility OF the indict-
menr Of Mr.. Greene. the application Of
t@ac "a" IA tlAS ~1S~ "S~-~ 20 " ocP-y
an ex post facco law iaasmuch las the
trust was formed before the law was
enacted The trust seemed. moreover,
To him not 10 be q monopoly, for IT did
not prevent other similar trusts being
formed. and congress had no right TO
forbid business combinations for
mutual profit. The judge held. in ef-
feet. that neither congress nor the
states has any power TO regulate trusts
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& White,
NORTON HOUSE PHARMACY,

agement in hand insures thoroughly
moral and refined entertainment.
The admission is placed 1T the mod.
crate figures, 20 and 10 cents, 30 40 TO
be within the reach Of all.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

Rsus. June IA essk At bsssiss
w.s grated AecsaessAiiy ~ . match n
q shop Ia Psvia sepdsy The essk e.
psoded. The asar ed ssslisg eoiIspssd
and The bnilaias caught are ~ ou>e oa
the erss sad seeoed foo<s row esr.
ssns we're kslisd snd sss wsrs sajnses.
The Gre va essings~ssS
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Corset Covers.
Hot Weather AntidOtes.

The Zephyr Dress Stuff: that chime in pleasantly with 40
the shade weather of
Charming Chales and Briantines 45c up Graceful
Gnghams from 41c the Scotch Supremcs 2c
Organizes 3712 Como Batstes
denburgs at Tic and and
Half Wool Challes IL line
of 5c Gnghas making price history They absolutely
fast as silk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

Many persons have puzzled their
brains wond .ring Why the RED" sea
should be 30 called. The name was
originally applied 20 IL because por-
tons of 1t are covered with patches
from few yards TO some miles square,
composed Of microscopic vegetable
snirnalcui~ which dye the waters q
blood red When not affected by these
organisms the Red" sea Is Intensely
blue, the shoal waters showing some
shades Of green
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beginning of the season which suits you
best may be worn to the end
This leads me naturally 10 that spsci.
men of the man Of fashion who goes 70
extremes, who claims TO establish his
dress upon good English authorities
and who follows every pointer that
comes from ACROSS the ocean. The fact
Of the matter is that 'the smart set OF
England" 10 a. modest in attire as any
well-dressed American. This extrem-
list really originates his own styles, and
they are downright abominable. II col.
lars are worn moderately high he
will wear them ridiculously high. II
cuffs are shown tribe below the sleeve
&c will exhibit half . yard; and II scarfs
show q tendency to massiveness he will
swathe his bosom in q sifl<en pillow.
In fact, II any article Of apparel shows
the least tendency toward q definite ef
feet, that effect Is broadened and copied
by the man who wants to be singular.
The well established rules that govern
modern dress are never departed from
by the gentleman; that il why
the extremist Is 90 easily distin-
guished. Watch him at an evening affair
arrayed In . correct,y-cut fun-dress
suit The Fob or watch guard is promi-
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rurkish and Russ,an Baths.

On account of the immense patronage
extended to ". s Lsboursller at lis
bath parlors. corner Monroe and ioniA
streets, be has decided TO establish a.
permanent prices the following: Turk
i.h baths for gents IS cents; for ladies
80 cents.
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Other Summer Fabrics

thick hail in numbers, and thin
from Niagaras leap of waters and sug
gesve of delicious GOODNESS Those Grenadines
They quartered with the regiment
greatest silk stock to be found in these Patterns? Well
have them ALL aud deal The price
is surprisingly adapted to economical buyers.
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and the oss = TITS ysz s-en.ar sad IN cr1dgss =
very -Arse. EvcFy-a1Is pes-s o-e - being done
= ai-eviste 1zstress 1ad Car paopss s<s kseos-
eELls n9pe al spirit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-14

With 90 occasional lunch Of Lsctsted
Food. This ia the standard Diet for
babies Of all ages. II u rslssbed by
them - veil ss mothers milk. aud
keers them sssoas sna hearty
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Desiring 20 close my summer season
soon. | offer ut q ieduction the re-
msinder ct my novelties. Al orders
should be mace before June %. Mrs.
{. r. Conn. No. Q Ransom street.
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Black Surah.
Crystal Bengaline.


Leaders tst ca your attention
doing business city and almost
the of earth for forty ust be store Ct merit
something than cnticement chop 60 get the
money for the least return such STORE would cfunhae
many The fundamental principle o busness -
the with the best products 81 the World 81 the ee
possible price No outside chow osteutaon little larger
little better clase Of eocd larger variety and OF
intrinsic value returned truthful statements TO ALL and
What ali teach7 II
shopping mind the NEXT
thought should influence IL 0e a maguaoceu
distances, which IL that 81
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Don't drink impurities. Order pure
spring water Of me Iryssal Water con
psay, Office "a Pear street Telephone
eis.