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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03
The HOLDEN REAL estate Ek-
CfrkCE.
LEGAL ADvERrIsfN0

NoRTaA AGE foRkcLk,sI RK sALs-Denonl6
- has been ms<f< Ia toe coG1iuone ot = -
mace g sass rssa.s FL g P.rss
and recorded sepIesnbcs 2<sn. 1s<l. IN tie 60
81 the register Of deeds Tor Kent tenn> z
nssss 10 ana as iiS aud u .ssa fsrss 4 oss
assigned to flaTeEce r. Cock. by oaetGnuo~|<
dated March tsth. 1>s2 sna recorded u -
mortgage 90 page IS, and further xunfcDo[ j
Is said F.erence n Cock g. satd P(geI L.
Cock b assignment datsa Neven.bsr slh- ~
her 11th. lssz II libeT 1s3 OF 1oxtsaio4 -
page al. bY the non payment al Al tnGln5~
meat Of interest smosafinx " thHtyShrcp
said mortgage upon the 1blh d4y q eep11m.'
Der. inSx sa1e mortgage coofaane4 IL 49,
press condition. thai in case 81 noe-p4y1o1<
ned In said mortgage for the payment eheg>c.
then within Ten sltl days after Uald tu&ogoo[
should become due the whole s1ssns g
sheud become que and parable - tns 49,
ssss ssssa ssss p q; s.sa Ts e -
remsined q ue and unpaid more thAa teo q
days sincs the same bocAms due aud ~ pogt
o. s1s q sss s1 sss
consider aud declare tile whole amount ~
said mortgage. both pstnt1pAi and tu1oecu1
sSs sss the ~
BY virtue Of which said default ana sid e1e<-
ton there 10 claimed 10 10 due ~ the tine -
this notice the entire Of said principal ouUl>
with all arreAraee OF interest THERESA
amounting 10 I'VE hundred aud twelve doJtofo
aud forty-one cents lS5i4<n together with -
attorneys fee Of rwenty dollars 60 provided
In said mortgage TO be paid Ia case ~ lore
closure. No suit or proceeding AZ Law or II
equity has been instituted 20 recover thu
| amount remaining secured by ssia mortgage
| or any part thereof. Notice II Therefore hereby
given thai on Monday. February 18th. iss2 a %
| O'Clock In the forenoon Acre viii he sold ~
| the east outer door OF TIE court house. IN the
| city OF Grand Rapids Kent county. &ichskna.
| that being the place where the circuit court
| for IN county OF Kent IL held NJ pubic vea-
| due, 10 the highest hidicr. the prefafs - de-
| scribed ia said mortgage. or 20 much thereof
l Is may be necessary 10 satisfy TIE amount
| due thereon. a. above set forth. with the In
| terest. costs. charges and expenses allowed "
| law and provided for In rad mortgage. 10
gefher with said attorneys fee. said premises
| being situated In the township Of vyotninx.
| in the county of Kent and state 81 Michigan
| aud described M follows. to-wit. Let eighteor
| fie) OF block three 60 Of Clyde Park addtttou
| 10 the village of South Grand Rxpids; also io<>
thirty-eight t3sl thirty nine tss nfty four g
| nffy-ivc f5A slxty-two Ter and sixty Tour -
| all Of Tixkokob addition 10 the vsiiA0e .
South Grand Rapics.
Dated November 18th. lssa .o.v
Mortgage and Assignee Of Mortgage
STUART 4 kNAppEk.
Attorneys for Mort -agss and AssigncA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03
Oil Market.

water white oil. Loo. Sc: headlight lgD
We; water white. oil test. i6U'. Sc; Eocene. l6J'
O. i70o. Sa4c-
Dsodorired stove gasoline. 7to. 6s4e.
Dsod0rized naphtha- So. &C.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03
Detroit Grain.

psraorY. Dee. a-Market closed aull; barle>s
ulasy NneaE. NJ. 2 red eash and No.
white. .cs May. 1s11c bid; Me- rcd. oo1ss.
Corn No. cash. ~ nc.
tass-<oz VII te. 81 1.e; No. mixed. Si3sc-
Eys-No. cash. "a ne
llofer serd- Primr. G.oo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03
LAKE SHORE A MICHIGAN SOUTH BRn
IA liz effect Nov "a fsrz
n~rat "A -. Fusfo, Rtvaea

The Lsxs ftsor@ va tls~eisnt IL cen perI<en
stfh she IRE ara p snd L. Y. y. rs fsvus Size
eusrf<sf ard NEST fireef reute r. f1fieturG-
Al smith =. T. = r. A.. cievsisn1. q
{. q Eaerls Gig fe<s seeHt
ds. ssnrlrIi CTR les- . EonYoest~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

cs,r.ea. Dse a-wheat started about
ste adv bat cables bclax sow The reesis n
tue a3Ftl Uosx s~fe again tArx~. ana a. -
ports from tue united klasooM REPS sc at.s.s
IN nara 81 there IS dali and eoniitloa AZ
pFoa.snfnx 6sms,falix2 ttol. the sSl1ex s"9a
teeala- tree and d1Alis urseaI
Closing prices x 80. Ma.
WhsAI-Deeslabef. IlSsci SaAaa3t' 'S~' ~-''
Corn -Deesmber. 4lzses MAY. sl1se' July.
80 pscsmDer. &9ae: january. sl5ses
-5-e.mDrr. sl4-0os January. elAs7ssi
-; s ,eeemDer. ss.5ss January. e-asi NAY.
Ssors Ribs-Decsmbsr. G.s5, January. O. %
MAJ ssl7z.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03
Hi. DeGOlia
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Room s and 9. Tower Blk.

FOR LALE.
House ana lot on South Lafayette street.
with furnace and gas. city water. sewer con-
nections and all modern improvements.
Two houses and lots on Wealthy avenue
Two on Fifth avenue near College.
New house with eight rooms on Asniano
One on South LAgraye street.
One on West Leonard street.
One on Randolph street.
One on Paris avenue.
One on North Prospect.
One on Fair street.
Also lots In all parts OF the city.
have some fine acre property suitable Tor
plating, which will sell cheap or exchange
Tor other property.
FARMS.
l have . farm. three miles from city. OF 70
acres, good seven room house. cellar. good
well and cistern lerxs barn corn a, cTio; nos
den land; will sell or exchange Tor city
Also Also * acres. nve miles from CITY,. with first
class buildings. soil clay loan. So cleared ana
all seeded. four acres Of beech and maple tim
Der. fences good; to sell cr exchange for city
property.
ings Barry county. with Ito acres improved,
| 20 acres OF beech. maple. ash and walnut TIM
Der, soil clay loan. first class house. two large
fenced and In . high state Of cult walton
Also 10 acres. II miles from city. good build
ins.. good orchsrd and good land; Will sell Of
Farm of 100 acres. II miles from city. well
Also one of 50 acres. IL miles from city. fol
/ have a large list OF farms In every direc
| ton from this city. II you want . farm CONF
In and look over my list. rs can suit you.
II. J. Dkd OLA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03
MgCHIGAN CENTRdL

<BE1Iy. 81 pfFefs tts Fkcfft E0U1NV-
7attnR eject nov. ~ issz
Sleeping ears on pscfflc and ltiaoe1c ~
On trains leaving Grand Eapt1u ~ f<<& N
and t>eyins befsoit 81 s,4t 3 In. arriving -
Grand Ekyfcs 81 10 n. Uirecf cpDnec00Gg
ever the hiehigsn Central ruisroa9 fCoDG1o
southern Dfviten.)
Trtr ~ fEfggs. Gen. AIT. - Moofee ~
c. W. Rrea4ss. q. =. a /. A.. thicaGo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

Caobages. 6o07Oc per dor onions. SIS Dor
Dbl: lemons. 800 ana S5n. s6.0oeeo6; oranges.
sl6e01.00; sweet potatoes. e-159&-o Csiiier-
MIA apricots lsc per doz. bananas. ti.5oo2-vo
per bunch. clover medium. s7.e907-1S; nam
moth, s-2517.59 per bu: timothy seed. 2oo
40. mlllef Slf50L3 per bu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03
Bargains and Realty to
BE Found at Our Office.
lNnH SATE

The house and lot. No. rs North Lafayette
street. has been reduced In price and We can
gain to anybody who wants u home. Look IL
we have . new house on North Prospect
actual value. Como in and let US give you
description OF this property. 49,
We have a fine house aud large lot on Clin-
bargain. as the owner 10 very anxious to sell
A nice house and lot on Clancy street:
cistern water In the kitchen. In . thorough
state of repair. that can be bought at Q bar
gain. II YOU are looking for . home look this
We have an extra bargain in . complete
modern house on Sheldon street that We can
offer ut . sacrifice TO anybody that wants
We have modern house with some incum-
brance on South Lafayette street. close TO
Cherry street. that has ali modern conven-
Party Will exchange his equity for vacant lots
and give some one bargain.
We have any amount OF property 10 ex.
change or trade. Farms. houses ANA lotss ana
vacant lots. and II you are looking TOT place
to trade on your house and lot. your stock OF
goods, or place Of business. call and sec what
we have to offer.
FOR RENT.
1856 Jefferson avenue at......-.--......-...S25 90
rs North pra:nscf near Hastings IS
aaS Clancy street 10 90
SIN All honse in TAX d ale Park ............ 5 90
Two houses Ia Smiths Court. each......... Q W
House on Stow street. west sidc............ 20
Fat an Barclay street ................. IA 90
Ifyou are looking for place to buy. sell.
exchange or rent. come and see Us. We have
any amount Of property to sell or exchenge:
goods and have good property to exchange
for them Nv Q have timber lots and wild lands
OF all kinds to exchange for city property: as
well as farms, or anything you have In the
trading lina Come In and see W. and you
will not 60 away without u bargain.
Typewriting and copy work neatly done 81
our office.
BROOKS 81 GIDLE Y ,
ROOM S. THE GILBERT.
once open Wednesday and Saturday even
| ings from 80 to O'Clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03
FIGURES OF TRADE

NJ Yssx. Dec- 2-I9ass ioaasd ~ 50
: 80 esaE The lowest za1 closing rats s4s
1 prr cs1L - :
A., - artual EsL<s 40 10 $50 tor sxxfs lAys
49, .s74. - - tGf asusad-
sfsssfanonts closed ste2dss currency. 60
Ms ed extea1sd =. registered. Va eia /,
~. esapeas. Ii did Pacific rails a. boads
slc.~4 a. tegless. tniSa trsls ~ oias
laxia< faaGs. IA blts ~satrais los bid
Deaf - "a tbs s<se< exchange were eeu
psr.T.sefs tlxh1. 4nd acre eoa 1aed 10 tse
ssoali ssofkA sugar. trust and sotthcfu "a
einc preferFed- A. the cpealaS tnSfo MAS
- "A pressure 10 ssh tue Goa stocks On the
* 4sE aeemen9 u tls death OF Jay ssoatl. ~.
tns so.Ilnx SOFA died oat- snd before The = 81
ell there 1zs = sslbSt4ati Al recovery His
e0Gfs Paddle sks the 84iy stosk Of the eeasi
xrok ; taat showed xaY sesiand Sesxn<sA ~
rapidly lell laasF coaslderaDio seslnf IN tas
op~afaz deallnks IL per seut-. oas tnr uts'
* inmates Il rallied / per es1t- TIE ot1si
aeLl3 sloeks moved but ittie- The sAlss ief
yls 1zy amounted 10 40. 10 e1Are.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

William IL Anderson TO Albert and
Julia J. Dodge. " 100 10 lot :. Me-
t.ssnser Wander sts,ps to ssmaei j.
Nsytor. lots and :. Wander stoipes "a,
wIibur r. kear-y % Mary Ann +.
Reechar pt OF 4. bk = Nithey's add 5..H0
Albert Dodge 20 Nm. n. Anderson.s1
iot IL. Cerbist 4 CO. . sfd ....-.---=--, f0"
Dewitt G. ntrrv Cd % Irene 2 H. 400
Jesainxs. lot a.. Tnisr~eod's sdt---.. wv
lamar and fncins Jensen to Henry
t. ers, OF II. bk I. Je8isou SUB t.v-e
Estrlle a. fresin to J. Lewis Moon. lot
- Estet's add .........-.............-...-. 30
Esteie "a. Pravin - Allison T. Walker
sss. an ' aIss ne :, s.'r sm "a sn.r,a..
lot Is. bk = lots. and =. bk l.. lot
Is bk 10 ana lots and 4 bk III.
Campbell Underwood std. S.@
pernsrf J. Mccarthy 90 Ella Mccarthy
iet =. vilisxe Of sosfh sirsad Rapids 80
Iohn bennlsta kmtiy Dennis lot :. ek
sar~h A. Lacss 90 wiIber Lucas. w
= ee - 20 see =. Spencer no
rnnnss -e~eFtv g nsni p Baldwin.
nfr : rs r. = % Gee aat = ne e.
"a Of see a. Csnsen .........-...... 1000
When gaming in your lovers eyes.
Uow soon hls sense a rapture fiies
Ifthere's no sweetness IN your breath:
If By vour failing teeth he shown
That ~DzODONT TO you's unknown.
And that your mouth 10 suffering
death.
Re ura that the cut % mill is on
sv.rv ssck Of LILY WHITE Flour that
80 n,v. ystxsx GfFx MILLING Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
GRAND RAPIDS SG ,ssa 80

- ". ~
UxAANO hAI 1DO 1892
AND INDIANA RAILROAD.
"
rlAlxs eoruo uosyn
so.rh NOTE
rc- csnflac Ara Saginaw $50 ss1s m
IA T,svsrse Cstv Ana
1I.nrinsv oman Inn m
r. - ~, S.rinsw ssonrn 1isnm
in.v C;s~ sionu Nlop m
Yrora Yeismsrnn ana l5hI
rs ssspm
Trssr .rrivinr from the South . N ana
COS m dxiiy: other trains daily except sun
lsv
g1Arxs corxo sorrp.
Ar. from Lv Roing
North. south.
for Cincanusta. 0:oem 100 . m
f "a, fs WsynS ana The
Fast ''..................l1 Uam :0op N
For Cincin nati....,...........-. bpm COO m
for Ksiam AGO 4 Chicago II % . N 0D m
Prom sagiuaW................... IL 0am
. ..............'.... II sopm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

Re snra that the cut % mill 10 on
sv.ry sack Of LILY wHiTEFlour that
vou euy. vsnLET Cfrx MILNE Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03
We HAVE THIRTY ACRES
INTHE
& A ST EN- ID
$4,000

-Can be reaiinsc in i've years through
inc. Gas II value I'm prove
-ments on the same worth neafy
-one-third OF price asked for the
whole. Terms esss. per cent
Interest. Men Of nerve. money and
confidence. call and see US st once
BROOKS & CLARK,
Room 81.
MICHIGAN TRUST BUILDING. S3e-f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03
sITUATIoNs wASTED-NALE.

Neutrality-suspicious. for experienced book
w keepers. ASST slant bookk~epers. clerks.
onice clerks, travelling salesmen. stenoKra-
piers. cooks. dining-room girls. porter and
bagxagemeu In hotel; also experienced book
cAnvasserS. Geo. w. Cole Son. Room 10 aud
II rs Canal street 3lstf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

DADCLIFF 4 HOLT. general warehousemen
II of III South Division street. are now pre-
pared to handle both safes and pianos prop
srly at reasonable rates. A fine new van built
Teiephone 500, or 666 after business hourA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
WITH A sKiaaCfUGURE,

Looking over and along the lengthy tier and list of western cities that offer inducements for investment or that pos sass features of attractions worthy lhe conside -aton of capital. none stan d more prominently today than Tucson, the futurs city Of a rerritlry which is soon to be ad limited into the chapter Of states. Omaha, Cheyenne, Den Ter, Salt Lake City $ Slcramanto. Boise City, Id, aud Portland, Ole., have one and all played the same iientical role to their respective parental r of that Tucson Is now plying m tine drama of ArizoDa's material and conspicuous advancement. A fraternal feeling and united effort, rstrogresson relegsted to the back ground and the compact made between A meritoriOIs and d s,rving city, iGfus- ed with the quick blood of Territory res olendent in natural resources will culminate in an enviable destiny similar to the many cities previously mention ed
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
Ths Eew Gu sirm a T.

Thomas H. Carter, of Montana, was chosen cha rman of the Republican Ma tional C mmittee Saturd dIy, July 16, by the executive committee of that body at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. New York City. The acti n was unanimous. and was the result of careful comforting of the mem oers in the most smicable spirit and af ter thorough survey cf the whole si ua- ton.
 Mir. Carter, who is thus placed in a position of national prominence, is only thi weight years old. He Is a born diplomat, man of suave manner and en- gazing presence. He is a keen observer and an unusully g od judge of men, and is said by those who know him best to be the most excellent lection which could have been made for the position.
 He was only recent chosen secretary of the national committee. He was the comm -ssioner of tine land office, but re- signed.
 Mir. Carter was born at Jupior Fur mace, a little iron manufacturing centre on the Ohio river, in Scio:o county, Ono in 1851. In 1865 he went to P8na, ILL, and in 1875 he settled at Burlington, Iowa He was admitted to the bar at Louisville. Ky. and from Iowa he went 1 to Nebraska. from which state he em- igrate6 t0 Montana. He was delega' e ! from Montana in the first session of the ffty-irst congress, and upon the admis- sion of that territory as a state in No vember, 1889, became representative in the sams congress. He was defeated for reelection in 1890. and in March, 1891 he was appointed commissioner of the l land office.
 The selection of Mr. Carter for the chairmanship was regarded with extreme satisfaction by every member of the com init ee. He has been looked upon as a coming man among those who have knoKn him wei and he is expected 10 make record in his present position SC cona to none who has held ihe chair.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
SANTA MARIA

of ahout "gual size. Columbus chose three small Shlps rather than one large vessel w!th the hope that ont of the three one at least would weather the stormy passage and live to return.
 They were designed and constructed ulnn a model of the old type of craft known aS the caravel, which included in Us class all vessels from 50 t0 100 tons with or without decks
 Tie Santa Maria was no larger than the little schooners engaged III fishing on the Great Banks, or about equal in tonnage to the stanch pilot boats which cru!se along our coast Tn all weathers. fins vessel upon which Columbus sailed was eighty-five feet long, twenty-four feet wide and drew eight feet of water Her bottom was made very fiat. in order that she might be run upon the shore or sandy beach without undue strain to her timbers Her extreme width was at the water fine where the hull bulges out several feet beyond the upper structure al the deck. This fOnm of ''tumbling home i,s II l. termed in the vernacular of lhe saiior. k rarely seen in ships of modern design and construction, al ih"G-sn this huild can he seen i'll mOdi- led degree in mauy of the old frigates Box relegatei t0 ordinary m our navy Varis Ancient shipDuilders held that hui1in9 out ire siuee uf d vessel pre- vented her rolling III q heavy sea, and accordingly hcr decks would not be ex- posed to to the sweep "f heavy surges breaking close aboard.
 The santa Maria had but one deck. Al the bow was house called the fore castle. in which the petty officers slept and al-O a part of the crew Across the stern ol the ShIp was second house called tJo after castle, ai,ove which ran q deck t;;.!e:i tue poop deck or quari.r deck A ~mall watch tower was erected on the po..p deck as the post of duty for tine Hi-iCar uf line watch. The admiral of tne feet occupied the after cabin, the officers ut hI5h rank being permitted to share II win him. while the rest of the crew was quartered m the hold and in such parts of ihe ship as were not util- ized for sowing provisions and ballast.
 The after part of these ships lowered
 
 and when running before heavy follow ing seas the deckhOuses were rarely swept by them, no matter how severe the gale before which the ship was driven.
 The Pinta and Nina. sister ships of the squadron. were about seventy feet in length, the Nina, however, being little smaller in tonnage than the Pinta. These vessels were not decked fore and aft like the Santa Maria, although each had deckhouses, or castles, at the bow and stern.
 Today it would be fOolhardy venture to dispatch vessels without decks on a mission across boisterous sea. Yet these ships were constructed so solidly of we'll seasoned oak timber, planked
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
OUR CITY.

Again would it be fea sable to Call the
 t;entIon of the property owners cf ttls city to the reeds of a s9wer system The needs of the city require it n be- half of heaIth's preservation. There is 70 more feasible time to commence the construction Ot such au adjunct 10 the city as at the present tune. The bonds belonging t. the funding act of this ter ritory are about to be paid. In fact they are c.assed as good as government ponds in the financial market, inasmuch as they are pad in gold and interest seuni-annually m gold, they meet with .f.e requirements that the most fasti ii- GUS finauciers in monetary circles could demand, hence the money will be paid a1i money matters made much easier and a bstt-r :ssling exist all around. Many C4lifurniap's have made known their intent tn cnme and lnves', and p-erar It on . are already under way to -A.,riva th lse who ira crm;Dg from the .sst. uni-r such ansp'ces the city of Tucson should take 1t in hard 10 go ahead with such needed improvements ts " uil accrue tp the benefit of the .i,y il ,he p-esant ani the future and
 hsr= Is pn' h'ng that Inrpresses stranP CTS o- capitalists CT se seeking invest nen. sotaco-abiy as well graded streets. neat ii l-Ealas, newly painted buildings aaI d prop4r dra mage system to success :uliy carry away the fil5h and disease or4-dinc st-nch of a city closely and .lmpac.If kmIlt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06
INTERNATIONALLY UNIVERSITY

In speaking of thIs institution en- dowed with fund governmen' al with
 the promotion, furtherarce and proper teachings of those practical principles that must necessarily be Of vast impor- tance to those who live in Arizona in ,he future, it would bs feasible to call the attention of parents and also the at- tention of ambitious students that tt Le g is basis and opportunity for grand education in thIs institute. Practical profes ;ors have been employed and the great study of Geology one of the most important in the discovery of mining is taught. Geology is to mining what the architect is to building. When this great study is improved upon as it should be and as the tendency indicates
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-06

4 misguided person recently, who WIS dasirous ot beiag cheerful, and ~eekirg something that uOJ.d rise h's spirits. and " .0 hii, perhaps. Ia h . spI! han kerIng afaer be3n,N. il i! a e coalG not find in any DoJk-sioD or newsstand a uoTel or snort story of rece It datt that was mt 3Eil4<Fa i i snbj -c-, al d cid not end s, j; ar in d.sTa or dagra- dation. Even il tha ra Ery tr-.ipS the same disc puraSi1g aDI altogether dy. peptic pspalum vas offered to hip; the train seemed % bs ru0 is 5 ;h0pecl aJsT Every day h snOal of fiction Is issued. and it is nearly ali of ih.s character. All the yoIng writers catch ihis hota We cam .: deny iheir sincerity. They do no. Yet zUoS ny eEp4Tie6ce that 't Ir not a cheerful vol trey have f. laH into, bat their stt.:ui= to life Is tilaJ oi sad ness, investi Isling sauae, ,s a.dei b! a microscope. Tn, day Is ia:d uppI them of studt ing fife as ig real Y |. f exposing its We ikness and mpertec Jn, its ev.i and its ugli1ess. 1 he study B: usually m lae w.trout hofe- Aod the study ueIng ;sigays GosyHn ard, i, come to be felt that oae clGnaj b aft getle sin care without b@,og ss6 an -op oitet coa5ss ss.-Ctarles DIdl-y " ..n~r, ir Harper's Maraz n+ for August