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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Midland County Republicans Have N;
Largest Meeting Ever Held.

MpLAND. sept. 26.-The largest re-
publican meeting ever held At Sanford
Was held last night at G.. A. X. hall,
which was filled 10 OVERLOOKING. and a
large crowd listened at the open doors
and windows. The people came IN
from Ayerili and other points, and for
.wO hours listened 10 good republican
doctrine from seth +. Eagle of Detroit,
followed by Judge Gordon, Floyd Post
aud Edmund L. Rice of Midland, can
didates respectively for the legislature,
Judge of probate and prosecuting at
tOrney.
81. JOINS, sept. 26.-J. w. GiddiLgs
and William ;. Linton made splendid
speeches Saturday night TO an interest
ing crowd at the republican rally here.
Their handling OF the issues of the day
was admirable and Will not fail 10 gain
votes for the republican ticket
REED CITY, sept. Colon, J. b.
Judkins of this city wishes 1t known
that no IS not a candidate for justice of
the supreme court and requests all OF
his friends 10 20 for A. V. McAlyy of
Manistee.
thursdays political day ut the Jack
son county fair.-Esch OF the four
parties have been invited % have a
speaker present, bot so far the only
name announced - r. ;. Greece of De-
trOit, 81 represent the pOpulists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

srUEGIs. Sept. 26.-As the passenger
tram VAS gong south AZ III p. NJ. July
:, the engine, tender, baggage car and
Two passenger coaches lett the track
forty rods from the station. On inves-
tigallon 10 Mas found that the raj had
been pried up at 4 stub switch and i
block slx Inches nigh had been placed
under u Detectives We're employed
TO ferret out the culpFgt. They cacie
10 slurgts aud finding sngt Henry Grl-
shaw had Just previous 10 The accident
been scharged from ms position a.
section bos- for drunkenness. suspected
hlm and ne was closely watched tor Elk
weeks. Sufficient evidence being pro
cured ne was arrested at a. N. today
and incArcerated Ia the county Jall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
EYE AND EAR DISEASES cUgtn
IHE ONLY ONE WHO CURIS Dtkrsrs

CatsTih. deafness, rbcumatsm. uers.
Gus debility, impotence and Al diseAses
resulting from early inoiscretons and
eIcesses OF manhood, al diseases OF
TIE urinsry orgs rs, partial paralysis,
Vaucocelie rupturee, tumors scrofuls.
old sores, cfopsy, tkn disessrs liver
and Kidney complaints hekFt disease.
Ghortuess 81 breath. back Cf head.
email OF hact, etc, including All
female complaints and chronic diseAs.s
cured quickly aud permanently.
That cough, shght fever and weak
ness. thoftnets Of breath, pslp.fation
Of heart. my means Fufs and unic
consumption.
II you sre nervous, restless, irrils-
bic. siesp.sss or wake after horned
dreams, tired mornings Win a dull
headache, bsd taste 10 Iha mouth,
sometimes schArges, and SO sbOus
your employment without lie, energy
90 smiiten, desTe 10 De alone.
gloomy fOrebooirgs, dispositoB ~
worry and fret sbort trouble ahead
that never comes, spells Ct feeling
AFRAID or uncertain. sDfnrfirues low
rpsrits, you sr- sufefing from nervous
debility and eEhsuef or ~ nerve ,owsr.
which msy end in utter prostitution.
insanity and death.
II VOC hsvss greet sense 81 weakness
and v'eanness, With tired limbs numb
ness tremh ne. pricsiT ssnsstions
cold Test ond 80 you are advancing
" that must serious dfeshs- fsrKiYss.
If vour head srhss. fee numb and
ired. v1th strange ssnsst ons, iost q
memory. and vou ttfut viii difficulty
or you srs siseplse - nlght. With
drows.ueu snf dnl ness durnz tie
dsy. ths nerve snd lHslu fatigue rnsr
socn rnr TITO INSANITY ~ desth-
lfFou hsrs any Of these feelings %
rot neglect them, - they vii siAoin z
psrsIvsis iussnitT, prostrstion or
A. vou vsius your life d. not neg
isct fsese warnings Time snd sxpe-
fence bss shown, Hrd hundreds II
ssrtane and msrFsiCUs cures have
proved. lhst these ci-sssss sre PER
iectY sua completely careo ~ Dh
. CLAY TODD, - - IvlsIon Ftreet.
MONS and 4. Grand Hsnfts, y GA.
ndtf she usa n ok r CLAY
ToIu@ reusrkahi renHfies al
tnoss symptoms vs3s So IF ~ msrie.
ana ere nEtas of nnrsss, FFnr q rrsn.
sts So q biooe sns hssith oi body
a. soon restored.
~ remed - sc rurelF rfgeisf =
so hsrmless tn9 ran onif D. gt-
u nad 81 rs aftc--
ia TODD rrnap0unds hlspre~efIg -
tens ttffTs % b psfent r ifs Orc
Ia TUDffs ofcs b e. De- ? IfTston
stree roofrs 3 ana = fsrare ~ -
hs me- ne sFfee 80 tas sf0fn
sch, - yea csn sst arffa,ng goa
Al puet
Hss ln - cFlcf frarr in tnf rn1rn
ine en in t-s evening every csT b3t
tan go
Cal ssrrTfody. A frIsoa.Y iz'k ~
efsst Yaa nlztils.
lS1 r1sffeHs kkgf1 cafsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
WILLIAM r. Barns. Secretary.
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN LEAGUE
NONNENTION.

DETROIT. Mich. sept :. ls92-
The NTH annual convention OF the Michi-
gan League of Republican Clubs is hereby
called e. meet in Hartmans hall. In the city
OF Grand Rapids. at 10 O'Clock. a. m. Oh
Tuesday. September y. l>92.
H. accordance with article 3 OF the constitu-
ton. aeh club VIII be entitled 60 three dele
gates In said convention. hut each club shall
cast but one vote.
The business OF the convention VII en-
brace reports of State League officers. the
election of otncers, and such other matters SIS
may properly come b,fofe The meeting.
All clubs. whether regularly enrolled In the
League OF not. are invited 10 participate IN
This convention, ana rspuh leans Lcaeraiiy
az cordially asked 10 be present.
The Republican state Convection. q ncmi-
nate candidates for Ju>i C OF the supreme
Court and Secretary @ STATE. 20 on vacsn
Ciss. Will be held In 0raud koIids ca toe
afternoon 81 the same day.
In the evening league mass meeting will
be held and wiu be addressed by eminent re-
publicans Of state and national reputat on
Reduced fares Will PROBABLY be secured on
all railroads
JOHN PATTON. ". President
GHAS. r. EAAIEk Secretary
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Brighton in the Storm.

BmeHroS, Sept pa terrific thun-
derstorm passed over this section yes
tefisy afternoon, during which a barn
belonging TO the Methodist society was
struck and burned 10 the ground with
all ts contents. Miss Franc Town and
Mrs. Dr. Wiley were severely injurned
while harnesslng horse winch had be-
come frightened by reason OF the
storm. Both ladies were kicked. Miss
Town sustained fracture Of the skull
and other injuries and - ms critical
condition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
osEAr U. OF NJ.
Ass-njancs at the University Win
Reach It's Maximum This Year.

Ast-njancs at the University WIN
Reach I,s Maximum This Year.
ASS ARH0E. sept 2G.-Speculation Is
rife "a 10 whether or not the University
of Michigan has not reached the top
notch ia point Of numbers and will
now 20 backwards. May reasons have
been presented why tins should be so.
among them the lengthening of the
course io the medical department 10
four years. aud the establishment OF
TIE new Chicago university. which u ~
expected vii draw largely from the
University of Michigan among western
students. While these reasons seem
plausible tne prospects are now that
the attendance here TINS year Will bo
"a lsrge, r not larger. than ever be
fore. III e only method Of Judging IL
~ the number II queries received at
the secretary Office. These nave been
more numerous than "a previous years
aud that 0ihca. gives 10 out that the
university vill hold its own. At least.
thls wear. One Official gives figures
ant yves the dentsl department a gam
0f from 90 90 80. the law department.
from so 90 50, ths literary department
from 700 10 $50. and the other depart
ments vii a. least hold their own.
should these hEures not be everest
mated the attendance for 1902 3 will
run from 2 $50 % 1850.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

an ordinary snrupDery. Then, TOO, II
has capacity Ton blooming when very
young and a tree three years old VIII
burst into q miniature flower garden
three or four feet Ia diameter
There are few shrubs which can rival
the beauty II ounce treo in ful
bloon. had small orchard Of forty
Of these trees covered with flowers and
IL was s superb spectacle. grew few
Of them ia my shrubbsry for the sake Of
the flowers alone. although the pale
flower is delight 10 the eye. There are
few finer shrubs than the dwarf apples,
and both the apples and cherries can 10
managed very readily Ia this way.--Cor.
Garden and Forest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

JACKSON. sept. 26.-Another gamb-
ing house was discovered by the police
and late last night a raid was made, re
sult,ng u the capture OF six men. The
Joseph Hanaw. AZ the corner OF East
Main aud Mlli streets. Three tables.
sixty packs OF eards. card rack, a
few thousand chips and 50 cents were
found. Justice Ford was brought 10
the police station and the men placed
on trial. Four pleaded guilty and paid
s. each. The fifth man pleaded not
guilty and was bound over IN the sum
OF sl00 for trial. The trial Of Noah
Powers, charged with keeping the
place, was set for Thursday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

have been established have increased by
La sum u SO .2s6. sSl.
Observation-Disclosures industries
have been stimulated and new indus
tFies started, which ere giving employ
ment 70 hundreds of thousands of men,
80 that great prosperity exists ia al
lines Of trade, while IN nearly every
other country there Is more OF less de-
pressioa-
Twentieth-There has bsen steady
decline Ia prices Of the neoessaries u
life, as compared with prices prior ~
the adoption Of the tariff act Of 1890.
enty-frst-There has been an ad-
vance IN wages.
''Twenty-seoOnd-The prices Of farm
products have increased since the pas
sage Of the tariff act Of 1890 by 1867 Per
cent"
The POETS LAY.
I've bees. II on a Journey, jes' got homo to
day,
Travelled east al north an south an every
other way.
I've seen heap OF country. al cities on tho
boom.
But want To be In kAnsas when the
Sun
Flowers
Bloom
Oh. it's nice among the mountains. but sortcr
felt sAet IN.
Twould be nice upon the seashore ef IL wasn't
for the din;
While tho 2rairics air 50 quiet an there's a.
ways lots o. room;
Oh, it's nicer SIN IL Kansas when the
sun
Flowers
bloom.
You may talk about yer lilies. yer vi'lets an
yer roses.
Yer astcrs an yer iassimens an al the other
I'll allow they al air beauties and fun er sweet
perfume,
But there's none Of 'em pstohin TO the
sun
Flowers
Bl Dm-
When all the sky above is Jest ez blue en- blue
Kin be,
An the praiFies air a-wayia Ike a yRller driftln
sea-
Oh. 'tis here my soul goes sailin an my heart
is ON the boom,
In the golden fields OF Kansas when the
sun
Flowers
A fN.srf IDasr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
REPUpLICAN MEETINGS.

Tuesday, september 20. Hartman's hall
state League of Republican clubs con
Nention ut 10 a. m. state convention 90
nominate justice OF supreme court al 4
y. ni. Mass meeting In the evening adj
dressed by }. sioat Eassctt, Hon. John 4.
Rich. Hon. j a. Burrows and others.
September 20, Tenth Ward club Will
meet at Travis hall, East street Ad-
dressed by Alfred Wolcott and james a
Coye.
September 30, Ninth Ward club viii
meet ut McCIeIIan's hali. Addressed by
Alfred Wolcott and Dwight Co.'S
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Electne L.ght for stanton.

STANrOS, sept 26.-An agent for the
Thomson-H Houston Electric Light com
pany has been for the past week talk
lng up the subject with our citizens.
As the result the entire stock Of an
electric hight company has been taken
by orr citizens provided the city Will
take stated number of arc lights for
hgatDg the streets. This question will
be voted upon 10y the board OF alder
men next Monday night. From II can
yass Of the board made today. Il ma
lority seem Inclined To favor electric
LIGHTS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

evening oy st4DOsng himself with al
ordinary jack -kulfe. lie nad been Ad-
1lcted - the use of liquor more or less
for i've or 81 Years Up - 81 or
signt weeks ago lac had n0s drank Tor
eigut months. Saturday Afternoon ne
sAs seen 10 come Ogt on 10 a street i
small distance from the business street
and hastily tearing open nls coat and
vest, ~ plunge the katie madly into
as breast. Or. q. Il. Green vas hAsti-
y summoned aud soon succeeded m
Stopping tAe external hemorFhage, put
could not control the internal The
knite narrowly escaped the ape Of the
heart and entered the lung. lie died
IA few hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
New Cornorations.

LANSING, Sept. 26.-The following
corporations have filed articles of asso-
cation with the secretary of state the
past week: Marquette Land Co., Mar
quette, s37, 800; Monroe County Bank,
Dundee. $4,000; Thornton MaCcabee
Building association. Thornton, S20. 600;
Ssndusky Manufacturing Co., Hart,
1000: Muser CORRECTION Co., Detroit,
slO,O 900; Steel Bath Manufacturing Co.,
Detroit, 800. 900: Max +. Polasky Co..
Detroit, name changed TO Nonparelll
Manufacturing Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Crazy Mans Freaks.

CENTRAL LAKE, Sept. 26.-Anthony
Miller, who has LEAD hermit life near
here for years and has been regarded
as mlser, became crazy and was to-
day taken TO the asylum at Traverse
City. On the cars ne threw from the
window large roll of bills which he
had secreted about his person and
when the sheriff closed the window
he kicked outthe glass. At the asylum
ne was searched and S75 was found IN
his boots. OF the money thrown from
the car. but forty or nifty dollars has
been recovered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
DIED IN THE WIND
Summer Cottage or Devils
Lake Blown Away.
WITH HUSBAND, wlFEAND BABY
M0ther Killed, Father ard Child Ser.
souslY InjuEed-OtheE Calsmitles
Throughout the State.

TEcUHsEH. Sept ga nsre@ gale
OF Wind from tas northwest, accom-
panied 0y ran, swept over TINS section
VI the state last evening. doing great
dsmags 70 farm property and causing
lOss Of life. A summer cottage Al
Devils AXE, near mere. Was blown
from "a foundations and completely
wrecked. OF three occupants Mrs.
Henry Graham VAS almost instantly
killed aud her husband ana a year-oid
baby seriously injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Struck Hard Coal

BAY CRY, Sept. 26.-While drilling a
well on the premises of SEVERN Jean. 8
mile and e quarter west of Linwood, In
the northern part of this county, dur
ing last week, vein OF hard coal two
feet IN thickness was found at a depth
of seventy feet. Att depth of seventy
five feet The drill encountered another
vein OF coal which measured SIX and a
half feet in thickness. The well is beng
drilled by John Mcdonald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

Tie fTasa - aiasfa beautiful IN
fawef tut eerassefsifY some lntiv q nai
tfsa ts aIniosf staffllaa ia see attractive
Hra fea faIr sus e. ts taat tha
fF ~ fsv i--
cas- aFm ans faneFrraeat fEeaz ~
fssf $40 fAs vii nee sirns shs wss
eas ia Kea fsekf Af.eear. and ArA al
sas asaa r. fhsse eHeff selected
al Ffsafea Fsifsis -
Cherries - fsf ~ - Faf haze
h sss ehsah sfssff l.a a-efs hHt
q n.sfslis - sHfif isufls afsfsfifvz g.
vtfss ~ i = eases lsge siel.s - Ha~sts.
saa ssnali snes4h - esfau4 riss@ 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Eleven BAD Childr,n

HASCocK. sept 26.-Hugh MELON
aid, Dan Mcdonald ard Fritz Fred
aged from II to -. were sentenced q
the reform school on Saturday unit
thcy reach the age OF ~ years, for
breaking into the house of Nels T.
Elmjngs and rohb,ng it Of everything
they could lsy hands on. Eight other
children ranging n sge from 20 L.
years are implicated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Lightning ara Purglars.

CHEnoYeAN. sept. burglars went
through pcpsw's bazaar Sunday. They
got lIttie cash aud some cutlery, bur
the loss = snla l.
Lightning struck Gardner Dodds
barn sunday morning, hut did not
seriously iniure the stock therein. The
storm sunday morning was a hum-
a. ar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

IAcssox. sept 26.-Frsnk schultz
was lsi.fd Ass evening f9r emtezlis-
mrnt AID larceny. Fred wilson sent
IA sQu 70 draw toe weeks pay -stur
day hixht ~chuits steeTed tns boy g.
saloon and persuaded him % les
schultz carry the BAL utY, ~ tne boy
ght l0sa e. schultz peoi e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Aleonac unforrunais.

AL60SAC, Sept 26.-l. NJ. Johnson.
hotel proprietor Of tnls place, VINO Was
lately ylctimlEed by confidence mao
out OF SOS, is again IN mourning. lie
nas lost valuable gold watch valued
40.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
The Truthful
Test

II requires 10 learned experts
or scientific experiments u
estahl b the fact that Ds.
PAIGE soEtlcious ftayosiss 81
faAcTs are NOT only the strong
est. but positively he sweet
est and most delicate fruit
favors II housewives vill
6avot a cake. pudding. cus-
tar,l or cream With Or. Prices
Extract 20 Vanilla. Lemon 90
Orancr. AMI a Smaller eaan
titY gives a more natural ant
grateful taste TIM can - im
parted ~ any oshef Esrrse'f.
- II uot N iaconfessable
rfoof - ghar greater ssesl-
lescrf IN every esse ehsrc
ur Prices f'tvvfs are ufct
tley give reSfeef saasfaeuen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

POkI AUsTlS, sept 25.-Ins Presby
terrain enuTch vas struck by lightning
50 - sunday afternoon while tue
sunday school was ~ session. Several
we're q gntly buraed- Tie damage 80
The building : elVO.
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Aaffts. sees 81 ~ tsx stfass
- tks iHass#e eaHasf Ha fsfm Yss
tFtaF sna hafnst at hafas ass
81. ai partially lssases8 tasfa wss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
KrrrnLIeAN nIsInIoI aoNvLNIIoN

republicans 81 tie second district q
Kent county VII met n convention q the
Ada hotel. tuesday CT .isf lf . 90 j
O'Clock far fhe raf gasc az arfr 'nsf4nE q csn-
dfdats so represent SAT- district ia tie ais
isturr Hud 60 fnearf suct other business IS
nay proper fHmr Hrffe IT,
BY OfnlR nf Tift COMMITTEE
hE.-as hElf. Cha man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27


Pearline-the only perfect
washing medium. Ii cleans
your house or your hands-it
washes your finest clothes or
your carpet. 1t does it easily
and thoroughly. Nothing can
be harmed by it; labor is les
sened by it; it saves time,
money. andwear Millionsuse
it-almost every soap MAKERS
trying to initiate it. Pearline
is better than soap-soap is
better than nothing-theres
nothing better than pearline.
Never peddled. ssI JAAKS PYLE. Asw y oss-
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thrrr - AHt page HHtf-t"nr enErhF
faa 20 Hnu Jane. a.. ttrfrr tu go flf'
sr gsfn fasslfr ffafFfrrn" = hfrh ThH nFfafs
fs oTrrfes ffr~ far ar~ - hsrfihrrs nr
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JUN FAIIWN. ", Trtsideht.
CHAS. +. BANTER. Secretary.
sIxIEFSIB DISTRICT SENATORIAL
CONVENTION.

district compris lng the city OF Grand Rap q s..
excepting wards tea ana eleven. vi meet IN
convention on Friday. September II, 10 a1 p.
~. IN The Lincoln G. uh hfa4guartefs on Pearl
street. in toe cts OF 1rand Rapids. Tor the
purpose Of pominating = candidate for state
senator 10 he voted for al the general sirc
fipu 90 d. held November l-f-. and for G =
uurrose Of elecfinE senatorial cnfnuitfee.
Zach ward is entitled ~ three Gre e-Etcs.
IS order uf county committee.
L. NJ. SELLERS.
GK0. ". BUNNElL. Chairman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

great alarm smong the ffty inmates Of
Ihe po0rnouse during ne nre.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

Determines Smcid- Of Fred Williams q
Mason.
NasoN. sept 2e.-Fred Williams.
a vounz man "a years Of age and nn-
married con united suicide Saturday
The Opelousas courier., 1892-05-07
CURRENCY.
RACE o.92I

RACE RECORD 1881.
Sire of Redman Clay, trial $50, and Glen.
ME G. winner of ID first prizes in Kentucky and
Ohio show rings.
PEDIGREE.
By Caiiban 1884, record 2.34. Sire of C. +,
Clay, 2i8; Cyclone, 2.23aa. (sire of DIR. Sparks,
4 year old record 2.173; Gillette, 2.I74: Cecile'
2289). Coaster, 2.261, and Nettie Mac. 2.28I'
Caliban is by Mambrino Pilot (29), 2.27I
sire of Hannis, 2l73. Mambrino Gift, 900
and six more in 2.30; out of Cassia by Cas-,
sius NJ. Clay t22l, sire of two with records
better than 224. Mambrino Pilot by Nam
brino Chief tlll, sire of Lady Thorne, 2.ls4 :
Woodford Mambrino, 2.2l4, and 4 more better
than 2.30. Dam, Juliet by "Pilot Jr.s 12l.
sire ct the dams of Maud s., 2.0Sa r.. l.. c.,
80, etc.
Curreney's dan was Abbess, dam of Stein.
way, . year old, record 2.253 Lsire of Cricket,
30; Cesar, 216; Chas- Derby, go, and
Staahway, 2.20l, Solo, 2.28; Currency, 1854.
Soprano, tdan of g. +. Clay, 2.Is; Eminence'
2.l8aa, Strathbridge, 2.28) and Viyette, dam
of Stonerboy, 226l by Albion, sire of Vanity
Fair, 2.24.
Statistics show that all the greatest sires
come from the greatest DAMS.
Old "Hambletoniann had over 1900 colts.
but, to get an Electioneer, the sire of more
trOtters than any horse that ever lived.
he had to be mated with s'Green Mountain
Maid, the greatest brood mare, on earth.
Belmont" got no "Nutwood1 until he met
Miss Russell" dam of sMaud So, and three
more in the $50 list.
Geo. Wiiks' was a great sire, but until
he covered dolly" dam of four in 80 LIST. Gal.
mamata,8 dam of five, and the great aOueen
Dido he got no "0nwards,n Aleantoras, or
Red Wilkes, his best sons. Currency's dam
u Q faxaoas brood mare, having two colts ID
the 81 list. another with a record of {. 1884, a
son who is the sire of the fastest pacing mare
on record a daughter who is one of onfy two
in the world who have two colts with
trotting records as good as 2.ISaa, and another
who is dam of a game race horse with record
OF 2.263. Currency also has a faster record
than any horse in this parish and his sire has
a faster record, and has sired a faster trotter
the sire of any horse in the parish has
done. tIhis doesn't include Mr.. Peppers !
Buekner as he is also by Caliban). Currency
is also very handsome, having won I'd prize
at Columbia, Ohio, in field of Is standard
being beaten only BY the great
Nut Breaker. He is a rich dark bay. stands
loa hands high and weighs 1000 lbs; is per-
gentle and kind and shies at nothing
the road.
Currency will make the season of 30 at Will
Glen farm in Bellevue prairie, 4 miles south
of Opelousas, at $50 the season, payable at
OF service, or when maresis taken away. |
With privilege of next season free. if mare
proves not in foal.
Mares sent to be bred will receive best of
,are and attention, and be pastured at 81. OO.I
II fed on corn and hay at $500 per mouth.
Accidents and escapes, though not likely to
'ccur, at owners risk.
I. y. Address: o.. JETER STOKES,
Sun Set, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-05-07
Ancienne Vile Azteque.

Une coupe d'ovriers mezicans, qui
travaillait au canal de Santa Crux, a
mise a d6couvert, en- faisant DIES exca-
Vations une ancienne vile ~azteque. La
premiereruine a t edecouverte, en- creu-
SAINT. dams 10 desert. aenviron 81 pieds
au dessous dn sol. Les..moindres details
dc ces maisons a%nciennes ont etc mer-
vel leusement conservees, grace a Pal
cali contenue dams la couche 6paisse
du sable qni les recouyrait.
Lapremiere maison mise a d6cou-
vert est un construction triangulaire
de 600 pieds sur 200. lie toit qni a do
etre en- cllaume s'etait effendre, mais
les pontres de bois qui lie su%pportaient,
quoique datant de plus de mile ans,
etaient c en- bon etat. On les re-
tira du muir ct on les exposa a Tucson.
La construction est en- pierre, l'6-
paisseur est composee de section SOU
ensemble an moyen dune es-
pece de ciment. II y await dix-huit#
cadayres momifes dams l'int6rieur de
habitation lis sont tons de gran
deur moyenne.