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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
SCHOOL CHiSTIsEMENTS.
From The Lancet.

from Inc Lancet
Some grown persons would seem TO think that there
ton such all events IS impression Of thoser
and there many parcDts among them, VINO regara
an ordinary beating given In school almost an lndice
able form OF assault. People OF this kind have evt.
ward youh. perhaps their lives knew only GENIAL
ard untr0ubled sprngtme OF good conduct In neither
case their Judgment be relied upon to form rule
OF discipline Tor the guidance OF school teachers Inc
bad BOY will continue deserve and 10 repay with
better behavior his needhil thrasinss, and even the
good boy Will sometimes err ana VIII profit BY coz
poal rpproofs The truth about physical punishment
we may take IT, is 10 is ndspensabean evil pess
order to attain with the least possible amount
OF injurious friction Ii must also lie regulated There
mast be impulsiye pulling about no random strokes
with the hand or the ruler no eareoxns
mum. The heal should never be struck. not even
slapped. We may say the Of the body,
but for one most tender hnt safely padded promiS
nence which appears 20 mark the naturally,
emphasize the Importance Of guarding jesloue SaAl
al displays VI temper while INJECTING ppHsAneh&Y
No doubt this Is difficult with refractory childrsh> l1
such degree Of self goverment VIII enable pafee
requisite for success. occurred lately whic1
illustrates this point. II WAS that Of boy VINO waS
beaten about the back and hand the day following q
schoo msdemczln0r. Sinrilary enough, he injuries
health though believed 10 be WELL died In a week from
tubcrcular meningitis At once his teacher blamed
but proof being brought that the chastsemen inflicted
deliberate. orderly and proporfionafe, though the
tirely exoncrated at subsequent inquest II would
indeed In many render the duties OF a school.
master as barren as difficult II he were not allowed
reasonable freedom in physical correction The posi-
HE occurrence OF such incidents the above must
however impress what we have said to method =
Its application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
SWEET But COSTLY.
From The London Globe.

From The London Globe.
stolen kisses may be sweet, but they rather dear
at the present market price ut Valparaiso. senior
1alca Of that town, kissed lady without asking per-
mission while walking, In the Plaza The lady APP
pealed to the law and the gay Talca suffered I'M
prsOnment for sixty days In evil moment he
also appealed kept in Jail for 200 days, while
his appeal being considered The result Of that
consideration WIS the addition Of thirty days to
the ignal sentence. We hope the lady Is satiS-
lied the least she do Is 10 return u kiss which
has cost the giver many pains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

are really becoming sensible about their clothes
after all, and the next decade will sec very decided
improvements In their fashions In the way OF utlty
II Is curious that In this country, and England also
the Continental custom OF breakfastlng lunchng and
dining al fIeScO has never established itself Every
where In Germany and In France finds at schOss
chateau and inn outdoor terraces whore tables NAV
be set and meals served in the open air Although
all greatly enjoy this experience when on our
travels. have never imported II into our own
homes and yet on the scaShore and In the mountains
climate is quite well adapted outdoor life as
that OF Europe Who that remembers delightful ex-
perienccs Of dinners at the old schlcss at Baden Of
breakfasts the broad terrace at Fciburs overlook
ing the lovely valley does not long repeat them7 Yet
ia this country Invariably back to the stnfy din
ing rooms with the flies and other unpleasant concom
tantS of boarding houses II some enterprising
hotel keeper would introduce such an innovation It
would undoubtedly become very popular The insect
life which peculiarly rife in this country, might
be kept bay by the Of wire MEETINGS. leaving
the view and tho air - be enjoyed without any at
tendant evils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

Okra NAV now BE- found In market at n low price.
Though familiar vegetable In the south aud West II
Is comparatively Wte known throughout the Middle
and Eastern STATES The great mistake made where 1t
is raised I'm Northern gardens is 10 allow the pods tD get
too large The vegetable should be always cooked when
or two and half Inches long There Is larger ohra.
We believe but II Is OF inferior quality In our New
York markets the Okra l. Soh In winter by tho dozen
at about 10 cents and later in the season when u j.
brought from the Long Island gardens. ut about 80
cents "a hundred.
IL require. about two dozen Olra' gumbos u make
two quarts Of gumbo soup Select o tender fowl. cut
It In pieces and fry il with small onion which has
been minced fine nke mp the onion and chicken
put them In the saucepOt and fry IN the fat remaining
two dozen Okrus cut In thin slices the pod
when these cooked. add them 10 the chicken with
tomatoes. three sprgS OF parsley. hall bav leaf
n Tablespoonful Of ham cut fine. and three table
spoonfIlS Of rico. Pour NIL the ingredients
two quarts OF cold water better vet. two quarts OF
cold stock Pit the soup In "A close covered Soup pot
and let simmer for two hours. When It Is cooked
add salt and paper 10 the t,Stc and finally cupful
Of hot cream. great many houSckeccDers use Il
mere pinch OF cayenne paper. This is substantial
soup. which Is never stnined. but always served with
the vegetables in IT, that II Is sufficient in Itself for
n simple dinner when served with vegetables and
dessert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

very simple albeit very pretty and picturesque
way OF making sleeve IS 10 knot several strands OF
ribbon eiiher three or four according 10 the Width
mt the top and then letting them hang loosely over
full sleeve Of muslin and combining them at the elbow
with several loops and ends OF the ribbon itself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

The proper washing OF silk stockings Is matter
Of moment, now that they are commonly worn.
White silk stockings should be washed In strong
lather made Of CASTLE soap or any good white soap
and warm water. Lay the stockings In The lsthcr
aud rub the sOllcA spots gently with the hands.
Then rinse them very thoroughly 10 free them from
all soap. Wiring them dry In cloth, turning them
wrong side ont. When they are almost dry stretch
and rub them In the hands 10 make them
smooth and bring them In shape bu do not iron them
Blnck stockings mny BE- washed in the same way,
but should be kept separate from whit" stockings In
tho washing Some people go so far as To rub their
stockings when they dry with cold iron always
making the passes one way to make them smooth and
glossy. II Is great mistake. however. 10 Iron any
stockings. IL always makes ugly crease down
the centre and does not add TO the appearance 1t
is better To rub them into shape fold them up and
allow them to III themselves 10 the limb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

The simplest charlotte russo is made without the
use OF geane and OF simple whipped cream sweetened
and favored. The very best cooks avoid the use Of
ceiatine wherever II be avoided, and employ II
when Necessary ~ sDaringly as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

Eder-pcbc Is made of the tender young shoots OF
the elder tree. These are peeled soaked for twelve
hours In II strong brine. then drained and boiled In
sp.ccd vinegar made In the proportions OF two quarts OF
vinegar 10 two ounces Of rOa ginger two tablespoon
fuls OF whole peppers and the amount OF MI
spice Pour this vinegar boiling hot over the elder
shoots and leave them for week when they will be
ready for use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

Fancy tables covered entirely logs and oil. with
some sort Of material greatly In favor OF late, The
square and the round shapes being well known In TIE
decorative art societies. where they are sen In all
their dainty perfection This year they made H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
HOME AND SOCIETY.
CHAT OF THE SEASON.

woMANs PHYSICAL TRAIN1NG-CoMFoRTs FOR
THE sIcK-CARvING-How TO MAKE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I.AfTs AM
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09
FACTS BRIEFLY STATED.

Jossph solomon Moore, The well
known writer on free trade topicA died
~ New York Saturday.
The new residences Of ex-Gov. OgIesr
bv. near Elkhart. H.. was badly dam
aged By IRE Sunday night
AZ Jersey City, N. j.. Monday the
United states Carpet Lining Company
works were damaged ofs. 900 BY hre.
A. 9ock Hill. s c.. Sunday night the
Csrchrane cotton seed OIL mill was
burned. Loss. 80. 900: insurance. sSs.'
COO
Daniel MeYninerny. u Rochester. n.
n. The express messenger shot ~ FER
~ the would be rob5ef. may NOS re
cover
The trial Of DR.. Baker On ths eharf'
Of poi.ouing his wife - Aoieedon
Va. resulted Moaday II . vefu,es O
noe euiaty.
Leopold Bsunsn, . ran chnan g
santa Rosa. Cal. was recently frOses
- death in Nevada and HE bo1y esee1
BY ecyofe>
rohn Rieeo . minev. was killed. -
fn1a>e Du9zxs and Tony ~ wsF
fsial1v wounded sunday nsght u sso
a Nio~nr1 Falls
Mra Raphael semmes died . nosale
Ala. aesd - years. Soe ws - va
a. ne inks Admiral SsnnsA @e eos
Seasrnts noval here.
rhe <sneus returns sAsw MAJ =
pspulssson - Wee sc~sa ws.ss = :
isa "a fn&ee eEwvs 1870 -
CAiness - 49, serso'eeA
coarr~ssmen Owen ssssss =
Deu<teenth llee<teA eoys
oamAIdnse.1ng ~ 49,
sksn sw es~swnO - Intesen
JIn cw>s<s ha< ooseooee -
eo,1f@~n's shalira< $500
M.ooo ws1h - Sew rW4 49,. "
- = - ss>1sner - 60
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

a. III = cWt; buck wheat 1our. $50 cwt; corn
meal. 90 2 ton; feed. tl90ss0 = ton middlings
3ls = ton bran. 9i8p ton; ships. sIs = ton:
MrxT-Pcrk steaI. ioc; roasts. lec; ribs. Sc;
teuderloin. l21<c; ham. 12c; beef steak. 60lcc
roast. s6916c; rib. &c; mutton. 6@Nc spring
lamb, ot3l6c; spring chicken. la016c; turkeys.
1l0l6c; ducks. ll@l6c.
PRoprcK-Butter, &c; eggs. &c; potatoes.
l0c4 bu beo.s. Toe = PIX: onions. &930c PIX I:
beans. 6Oc y PIX: apples O040c y PIX; grapes.
10 b y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09
Ne is A CANDIDATE.

sen. Alesr Announces His Position On
sAs question 81 HIS Nen'nstion.
DETROIT. Mich, March a-To an In
reviewers question regarding his
candidacy for the presidential nominal
ton Gen Alger said on Monday:
II have unsiI Recently been undecided - 70
whether would enter the contest Ter the nom
tra,ion. hut n view OF the expressieus which
haze come 70 me from earnest Republicans
throughout the country have concluded 70 en-
ter the ae.d Yoa may say this for me for tne
Informatioa Of my friends both IT Name sne
Abroad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09
J. 6. ALEXANDER,

Lon SALE. tlense ana lot On James street.
3 near Chrtfs. Win all modsrn fmyreve-
m~ufa ans ere wanfinb - ka1 Ace e9me ~
sopa terafIoa. 81 , rshsaas9e ~. g. 80
veil - ell ~ nv <ns> ans 81 AT W. Ps1
/ ssn s.'1 ysn Va. = fhss - street. - bar.
nsfe II sssH <nsr eHI fnss rpAu F*xtafni
sews sn1 hsssnes - ssxsy terms esst seH se
fooss thst Isf5 -. -
L1a all ssssasf.fsnr fefs fafW esush 81
" fhs fsf~. enea F4tl veil vatyfsa let stree,
ess4 leFkeN hnas<s neH ta<f ersrvtNFx =
E4,{ f4Lf vsesrf ief. sA4tsz sses ffsat
sftkH ~ k.t ~ esseet Fit*h Axtnst - ]
fss1 ess6e, - Wis>ef ea4 ptH sszl t*tt&e y
so e5tn5a t&s eeetss etfs9 f%fsssss tfs tff5
s>s4 ~s@s4 Inc fs&rs& his - t*fs et. :.
feaSsso - u A1e9 etet<. CeSft ~ q
TEA - 1kes<a<ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09
GAVETO THE NEEDY
Americans Send . Valuable
Cargo to Starving Russians
BREAD FOR CRYING CHILDREN


NEw YoRx, March a-The sses1r
ship Missouri began loading Monday
the gress cargo Of grain given ~ the
American people 10 the starving Rus
sian& The vslQe. Including expensss
donated. will ~ sfso. go Tie follow
iss IL the contribatiop ct each state 70
tho Tres cargo:
Ans>na. - pSas1s; CasersAn, SOC; DISCREET
q coaunbta. ~ -; lewz. st,f0. 1n1taDA. Ia
ots. nlheks. 1DASto. KsnsaA i<8eoe Kennsey.
i1oo. LeuIstanss -; Aaryiasa. a. mlenk
-. ieasnn; Minnesota l. - 80; Htssenr4 M
-. NssssahA 60 Nsv Nszfcs. asp. New
Yort- iol.Aos North DahsA na0. oAios
ioay7. PsaasytvaniA t4fot. Seash pahefAs
u,7uD, Ysnnenseo> ~ -. T0xss. 49, Vi1Glnsas
tsoo. wisconsin. si.ib; Canada am Total
AMOUNT Of nsus. AaDA.7st pounds: eornmael L.
tOaooo pounds Total, s.sss.sS
- ~ AAfsss Cssatstss-
Loxpos, March 6-Ths special corr
respondent Of Reuters Telegram Com-
psny, who il Waiting fths famine
stricken portions Of Russia, sen6s the
following letter iron Sarato&. updsr
date Of February - descriptive Of me
Germsn eolonists On the Vega;
Thu 0erusn eclonists on the Vol
- nuuhsr about SO. ooa The
se.a,ei.. a ~. eeloniaas i really
49, 80 shst - 80 Ruasian as
ants IN osher dis1rsess. inasnueh - ~
49,, ~ Ia ratnrnl PROTECTOR o.
-..rss.-. tn. 5000 owner. 20 49,
- p,..;.n pe..anta formarlv b.
,on~sd .,iil t.ke s sort Of patriarrhsl
in,erest a. them ana help them in thsir
aistr~ss -
X. MA 4. ~. rn.~.
nrt The German co,onists have no
A. whc,v. thev can lo<,k exoapt = few
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

Ioxpox, March a--.:smes berry. the
ouolic exeeutioner. who has hanged
200 criminals. has resigned on account
Of the issuing Of certain orders which
=. Asserts interfere with his dutteA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

Loxpon, March "A petition with
the sigi lures Of i.sso, 900 Engiishmen.
soon 10 be presented to parliament.
fayors the arbitrating of all disputes
that NAV arise between Great Britain
and the United States
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

Drxox. Ill. March s--All saloons 10
mis- city have been closed BY order o.
Mayor Steele. Their term OF license
expired on March 8. and under the
special charter mono can Be granted
nntil the new council meets This has
not occurred before in twenty yeer2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

CHICAGO, March
CATTLD-Narket fsirly active and price,
strong ouotstions ranged at Ae0S<o for
choice to extra shipping Steers: Al50AO fcr
good U choice do. oa7s<04 Is for fair 70 good;
o0Dea7o for common TO medium 90; 0ls
CAS- for Butchers Steers; G.001D fof
Stockers: e 7503eo for Texas Steers: 0lo0
aso for Feeders: d soo3oo fer Cows; ei.75oSW
for Bulls, and s. oode6 - for Veal Calves.
Hocs-Market opened steady ana later 60
c2ined sAlos and trading moderately active.
sales ranged 1T - ooo&s) for Pigs; Heo04.&
for light. Nro14ex Sor rough packing; 0.5be
~ for nixcti. aad s. 7o1s % for heavy packing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

PROPOSES swim DsseovsS Cense
RocuEsrKR, N. Y. March 8-Profes-
or Swift. of the Warner observatory,
aas discovered . bright telescope
comet in right sscension - hours, ~
minutes: declination, south 81 degrees
30 minutes II - moving In an easter
" direction It can b seen with al
opera elssx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09
NrsoHLLAHEoUs
rouEY TO LOAF.

=
no Yev WANT MONTH"; 60 . Z yes s., al,
0S Ws msSs loans on household seeds pianos.
g Ppsssse Isss cSd s
quickest possible time. >..
Our loans are made without lubtI9fY ena
the property Is left In your unetsturpea poe
tosns can be carried ~ long - leairee Or
can BE- paid IN full. or IN part. % eny une g
suit ys nss = she sh san
II you owe balance % fufeitnfe: easne 10. %
other properly: We VIII psy is 40 tof yea ana
carry 3 = Iong = ycu de,sE' s.t "a tne 6,tv
and Are 20 arranged that parties calllns upon
Us may ~ waited upon quickly ana eouS ~
oIRss esmembsr that you have the use u both the
properly and the mensy ana can resurn see
ns sss & III VI xoagsta. Loan s.,.1 CO.
Corner Of Monroe. Pearl Ana C.aa lsS1s
MONEY TO LOAN-ror short tlns u lnree
M Of small amounfa or any Tern O. esSe
security. Frank A. Werner - 0eeree ~.
'Phsns ll2& - ss.--=-=---===
rOR oALE-uBCRhIAuDo0e
VOR sALE-Because Of other buaineas g,
ADDRESS oasssts, bellevue. Mieh. .
non eALC-Af : bafgan good nourine min
cost over go dollars icss s. ha1 fov Isse thaa
bali q IBIS AMOUNT sl:s A:ss : ssueg h sc.
h sa'' ssa' s1 sesek. a. Ass!sssI ssss.
EosSa ScM1 lana; vel located cisy prspersy
Of ali kinds also Z lne list g fsrms 4nd msse!
| 70 issn. Call q NcsS - new houss1 81
USoR SALE cHEAP-Nev Steam yaeht, tsez
used only I've nessoss g I ~ 49, 49, "a a.
nor. 's pow.r sprlsSs wiisrs snsies s.a 6sIs
cssss Msssec i e. ss 1.s5 <. p ~cssr
s su &c can farkisa pbetoersph Of boat on ~
| piicsticn speed. u 70 Is mtise per hcgrs vi
seal Is to g people comfortably. 7. u: fes
Tor sALE-Honssheld furnitnrs .elesp .
No ~ Jefferson avenue. CaH rem :
-. - ?. ..
ZION sALE--arocesv ssesk and nxtarss e
= ale cheap; doing eeSa eeanessi 70;
Ellsworth ovenuA .------------ :. 49,
WAITED Ro0n.
~ ~ FL TSvee n,re,v a rssms "a
w iieht hcusekeepins. A. +. beH = 81
W4UIkR~UQ4M0hBSs
vCAeTFp-@ tsosrdesss pleasant recns an
w good henfd5 >even minoteF VAN Erl
sweets hsteL Ma oardlsef. ~ t~mns'
sfsNtt. -
rYAkp~oMGfv fstuisb<1 seo9e ~ltn beAr<
! II sefe<~nc<s requires. - Fcrta len
svseh -
cAap TAnlxa ~ COST.
"A trxT /. hsreI Nsaeiae 4 uese -
n 81 easf fhets s4sAfe 49, tHten9 80
I fsksss sefnt tefis II NeH Nena @t
! | sfsirt< shesr. Tstsfhsee 20.
wASIer~ xurxfA
. ftA<Ifn Tvs ~ TIRE Rea ~ Nsu.
" hst5s1. ~esl sfsos>4 80 fetk'iseeAt
go t*,1a s.sske 49, stess eSa>s lsSs@S4H
! / 4 49, A2fxS>e@&4 fees<fe4s e. u &&*<
s<er&St = 74xss hst7ss<a s<ss<t =
WAkrkn treas {. h>Hfs: : So Ns5s
~ s~s.fss<ssA Assssn = Hss<eA ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

Teador Gu-r' rSki to Charles W. john
seon. lots o and ii. biz 3. Shepards =.
F,iss ii. HoughfaIin9 TO John ii. loren.
lots Is and il. Sunny Side add
Wesley b. Randolph 70 Nellie loren. =
lot s.. o. W. Petfit's Albuquerque 2
Harm EmueIkanp to Irwin W. Minion.
LOT Z. HoekstrA's cdd
Joseph IL Martin to John H. Prtndie. :,
lot 3. bk 6. Hogeboom's ID add ......--...-.
john III. Prtndle TO John Tierney ana
vi, lot s, bk q. HoGeb0cm's I'd sdd..--..
George CARTS By adr to John J. byrne.
: ps lot %. Village OF 6rnttAn Ceater
ClAvissa j. simmons 10 Free swirl ne
s. sec 10. and u NV sw !. sec !,
Am. Lc"sniin to Peter McPnerson. ssz
sxsw see 4. vergonnes ]
Cornelius Collins 70 George Frank. Jr..
M X - X sec 81 Spencer -...........-....
Mareai ct Puiesky to MarttnW. aatkes.
pt sw X sec 8. nlker
Stsrk Lxfevtr 20 Francis Lafever. q
sotxstze y ne y and se q sea sec 81.
Paris and oSher land IL
Stark Lxfever TO sarah g. Tccple. n q
ne q sec 81. PAris.-. .-...-....-----.------.
Mary Lsfever TO Francis Lafever. a :.
~ y SEC 81, Paris "
starr Lafeyer TO Mary 4. Lssever. Y :,
~ u see ~ Paris
| stxrk Lafever 10 Mary b. Terrell. q He
Xnu X sec s. Pnrts.-.-.....-...- .--.......-.
Mari f. Wiley to Joseph W. NcCauSoy
81 An Y NV 4 sec ID. Cuecado.....-...
| John Crawford 30 Harvey BloA pt - =
Roc g. Grand Rapids.
l RIA foung 90 Aibertus DevIieg. pee
land on See e. Grand RApids.---.--..---..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

Best family -four $40 per hundred
q Hatch's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

ron B11Y.
] 6no houoo - Paris -evsnuA between
chefry street ana wealthy avenue.
with ~ the Uodern Improvements. u
roo10o -x,-.. ~ "
/ house On Talon street. ueAr Chsuy. ell
modern Improvements X %
: iiIss. On fl;t6 sv:nSH 2sss usiss * L 90
1fOuse On Harlan etseet. - deer rom
.Nxdl@oB avenue. enc b>eck rom Ofvis-
tpu oteeoe eor eps
N6o Duits ofroome % block on cofoof o&
8nse street ed ktxth avenue. 70
rOom8 IL ueie- .-.... ~----.-....---.. W
house ana barn ana 10 neres land on
Fulton street. corner YOlles street.
1OR SALE.
llareo. aue hoope vita modern t4pfOvot
Wents. g LAGrote % livery chooD so
with Food bsrn l.7a
houses sc tie foot q MANSON ave-.
block IRON Divfsiea eereet car
lhouse No. 81 n. Ienta street .--.---.--.-- ls1e
beo1e Ne. - jeaornon avenue -.----.--.--- ~
hfm. % acroa. - - Tasnalge, A0&
6hopoes on WA2 Side. south OF Leonard
Az vacant lors 10 dinsrsnt parts 81 che
city. Meney furstshe1 TO build. Il deairea.
a'"s - 's " 4. ". EeRTHnoP.
Ovor Maternal cjty 0a6k.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

Choice Luttsrine II cents per pound
or lei, pounds for $3.50 at Hatch's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

A4As 191A<1 49,.
p 10 Sss xess : 50 les slsesslal -
49, /. e. ~ s. Is ss g ssss ssss
8 Levers bisek. spsssiss s.ests sessl
UNcUMp1nEp :. snssesnssgst slky prep..
~ srfy }nken Z <seksngs q asy 49, =
uevegol lnfms Ia Kent oenntys II Pea ere tsek-
~ 81 lal9 o. ftyep eauf = xsshsnee leg
sss ~ 3 q sr1iss prscsrsy ssss MIN 90
O. sars ] ess ssi5 5sa. Jska , dslsak. xs
LION sAL8-Neye int yesr see 49, etles
less sSss yss eesii Isin { ssurssh go =
ss ssssiSs . g ss sss ss.as .
each az BE viii furnish ysx : - % tren -
:: q! s &C.: e .!is s;s :: = -
Uo1 6zLY-Heuess so less . $780,
$50 g &c e;sK; s.sa 49, ss ~ 49, 80
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

Best homeless codfiAh Sc per pound q
Hatch's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

Herk! hear the mothers slng,
fields Worm Powdsrs 10 just The thing,
Pleasant 70 take, acting mid,
By their use they cured my child.
Ask your druggist for them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

pD1RoLxuN-Quies Standard vhjt& ile 10
grses test. exc; - gasoline. Zoe; q naphthA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

Best homeless Goldfish &c per pound q
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

NV YORK, MoIoA
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-09

MrcE NEAT 5 cents per package q
Hatch's.