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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-15
:" PARTY HONESTY PARTY DUTY.

PARTY HONESTY PARTY DUTY.' =
The administration of President
Cleveland was characterized by an
honest effort to redeem the pledges
which he made, and which were made
for him, when he accepted the dem
ocratic nomination in 1884. His hon
esty of purpose came to be unques-
toned even by his most bitter political
opponents. His words aud acts raised
the tone of party politics from the
low level to which it had fallen, ard
his defeat in 1888 unified the demo
cratic hosts, for they knew that an
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-15

For pain in the stomach, collie
and cholera morbus there is nothing
better than Chain oerlain's Collie, Chol-
era, Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. For
sale by r. d. Pulford.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
pEPREcIArEu sILyER-

Silver cianks, deceived by the allur-
ing promise of money in plenty when
free coinage of silver is secured. over
look the hard-headed daily history of
silver and gold and their comparative
monetary aud commercial values. On
Friday last the lowest price ever paid
by the government was paid in pur-
chase of 4S7 900 ounces under the aci
of the last congress. But 90.l5 cents
an ounce was paid for one lot and 90.22
cents an ounce was paid for another lot
making the entire purchase. Tho Wall
street quotation was but 80 cents an
ounce, which makes toe silver in a
coined dollar worth about 69A cents,
a currency system that will
depreciate the relative value of silver
and gold to such an exten: cannot be
improved by free coinage OF the white
metal. Its direct effect would be to
depreciate the silver dollar still more.
A high authority in commenting on
silver purchases says that the govern
ment has purchased 100000 ounces
Of silver under the act of the last con-
grcss. This silver cost Ss5 900, 900. 1t
Is now worth but s72,o0o,00o. The sil-
yer transactions Of the government
have resulted in profit Of sl3,00o,-
coo for the owners OF the silver
mines. No wonder they want the
govern ent to buy all that they can
produ and that all the owners of
silver IA the world want the United
States TO adopt free coinage. There is
q question as 10 whether 1t would not
have been wise political move to
have vetoed the ,aw of last year and 20
permit the coinage OF silver 10 be made
on the basis existing prior 10 that time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
R.publ,c,n ward capeus.s.

The republicans % the city of Grand Rap.
ids viii held caueuses in their respective
wards on Tuesday. March =. for nominating
esndia af-s fer ward offceTs. choosing dele.
gates % the republican eity conventions 10 be
teid sc th- ssreuit csurt rooms March -. 1871
Tor ei~rttax . ward COMMITTED ami for tse
transaction ~ s1ch ether business az may
property be considered. Each ward will be
entitled - ave delegates. ard Will meet at the
hours and places designated. unless changed
~ ward committees. who sre authorized to
change time saa Place % meeting. IL neces-
sary;
First wsra-Kertlanaer's store, corner 81
wealthy sad Srsadvilie avenues. Ballot from
ato D. m.
second W srd-l7 Feuntsin street. 70 =. m.
Third W,rd-seS GERRY street. 7,S1 ,. m
Fourth ward-Circnit court room. ~ D. m
sixth " sra-4l West Leonard street. third
door from Scrisner street Ballot from TO :
Sssenta ward-Rsschs store on Scrthasr
street near Bridge street. 7:1p D. N.
Ei1hth wsra-io West bridge street. XII
rreua Prf.rsen once, a. p. m.
Niath Wsrd-i4 Vest FHltoa street. %
Tents wsra-sss wealthy avenue. Ballet
Eia-~~ts wsrs-ov-r divers drug .ser.
Nstisnu avenue near Tall strees. Ballet Free,
Tw.'ftn ward-Ccrner ~ Hail and Is.a
n, srdsr 81 the republican ctr committse.
brIssr toss. Chairms1.
a a fsilvFRs. Secrrsarv-
TIE etv cssseuSez fe b BID warca. -
oil also chose asiegates % The Neat C0uAts
DWIGHT s0sS
fhslfmsa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
IL all Be werner and fair
today.
UHL AND the RECORD.

Mayor Uhl has declined TO be q can
didate for mayor for third term. He
publishes u card saying so and that
ought TO settle il, but will 1t? What
ever record the democrats have made
IN the administration of municipal
affairs during the past two years has
been made while he was the chief exec
utive. The coming spring campaign
will be . vigorous one and both parties
will be Obliged to put in the field lis
strongest man. Mayor Chl cannot
consistently refuse to stand for the
contest if it shall be demanded that he
do so. To be sure he has been given
plenty of soft soap and the papers
have generously remained silent or
rubbed his hair the right way in dis
cussipg hi. administration and the rec
ord made by his associates. But the
mayor is not and cannot be proud OF
the record. He therefore anticipates
the ward caucuses and declines to
stand in vindication of it. He can
read the writing on the wall. The tax
payers of the city can also see the
writing on the wall. Between them II
is concluded that 1t will not be healthy
for democrat TO run this spring. Mr..
Uhl says so lii advance, so far as he Is
concerned, and the taxpayers will echo
II so far as they are concerned on
election day. Toadying to Uhl is all
wrong. Ii is not only lnsincere, but j,
deceives only those who toady. Uhl
may be honest enough himself, blu,
never before in the history of the city
has there been such unblushing thiev-
cry and official rottenness in the city
hall Offices az there have been since the
present mayor was first elected. These
political footpads and thieves were
never disturbed except upon the mo-
ton of republican aldermen. When
their crimes appeared TO be probable,
the mayor interfered, and by seem
ing show OF earnestness made himself
conspicuous as the Champion of law
and honesty. From Perry to Kruse
the democratic record Is one of theft
and ignorance. Mayor Uhl wants TO
become associated from his confreres
and colleagues, but the record is there
and it's emocratic-simon.pur and
very natural.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
a CENSUS e. pevlLs.

Authority saith That they arc Numcr-
ous and or Unpleasant Appearance.
OF devils. Guliclmas narisiensis has
found. on an exact computation. that
there are 4s.43s, $50. bu; il has been said
that they vastly exceed that number.
Th~ir internal characteristics have been
infinitely dcscribe3 Their bodies are
not terrestrial. bat, according - the
church scholastics, something unGlog-
Gus.
John Nicr. physician Ct Cle~cs. con
WINGED that this world IS pcoplcd by
crowds Of devils wrote IN 1870 book q!
some thousand folio pages which is ono
Of our chief sources Il information on
the subject lie makes. savs the Nioe-
tccnth Century. scvcniy-tsro princes If
devils. with 7.4o5.9e0 subjects lie may
have o-vcd this information - his mas
ter. Cornelius Acrippa rai'in Dc Plan
cy. in his "Dictionnaira Infernsl, has
given pictorial illustrators % supple
nsnt Nier.
Toe figure Il devil. generally. i
that Of 4 goat with two horns in front
and two behind: bat he also nppcsru a.
frog, ny. an1Ect ans SPAR
Blake saw hirn as q swimming spider.
lie assures. IN short. e~ery shape sx-
cept that n dove an5 ~ q lsrah RI
Europeans he Is Commonly painted
black. The Africans prefer wlsitn
devil
That oil nc-rczt. Satan. ths supreme
prince Of Ills world. ~ Ire powers 81
the az. and 81 darkness. Ilueifer. the
dc~ii par excellence. j. described "a .
great re2 dragon with seven crowned
heads tn horns ard hnre ta8A he
has two deTntieS. ore OF TIE 80 having
three crowns more thar he master, dis
played with the bo3T Of lsorsrd. The
feet II hesf. ard TIE seil II lion.
The ather II fhe earth. kno=n as tse
beast. with two BORIS eniy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
SOME woNoEaFUL RIVERS.
Tie subtsrrnpsan Rivers Not tae oni
oses or specssi Interest.

Tie suhtsrrsnean Rivers Not tse onis
oses 81 special fatsrezt.
The subterranean rivers Of The world.
of which the one In the Mammoth cave
Of Kentucky is usually rcclxoned as tie
most unique. are generally set down II
lists of natural cGriosities as being the
greatest wonders IN the line of water
ways; but such lists. however. arc not
always reliable.
To the mind Of ''yc curions RAN,
there are other rivers which have Z stl-
ficient element of the marvellous 10 al
nit them into categories Of the s~on-
derfnl Algeria. Spain aad iBoia. for
instances. each has rivers within is
borders which are composed. not Of
water, but Of ink
That 81 Algeria is water mt. after
the union az two Of its pe6ecipal trihu-
,aries, one Of which COWS through
country strongly inapro grated With iroa.
the other comes from peat bog. The
chemical action OF the iron en- the gallo
acid from tho peat makes a beautiful
writing fluid
The Aycs,iDe Shebevli. an African
river. is one OF TIC wonders Of The d.. <
continent Although it is a large, rap
id-ilowing river, almost u large IS cur
own Missouri. ard flows for hundreds
Of miles through fertile country, IL
never reaches the SEA
Abont thirty miles before its waters
get TO the point where they should
miugie with those Of the Indian ocean
the whole stream sinks ovtof sight int
the sands of desert
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

Speaking OF the silver question Henry
Ciews SAYS that "even though the vote
Of congress on the measure now pend
lnx should he affirmative. il would GER
tsinly be annulled by the presidents
veto, which would make free coinage
impossible until a rev president and
new mem eers OF congress were elected.
Should the next president happen 90 be
a republican. Il IL reasonable % assume
that 90 would veto any free eo.nsge
hlt that might be passed ty congress
dnrlug his term of office should a
democrat be elected 10 the presidency,
toe iad cations are daily accommodating
that De reald he ex.president Cisvs-
lssd, whose record warrants Gus assam
iuz that be would equally resist the
policy q The ssiveg faots0a. 1hns ire
probabilities largely favor ths prospects
OF ths defeat 81 future attempts -
fogec free eoinsga aeoa ths country.
IL = also proper b sake iato Aeeouat
the poss .hillsy. rot - say The far ss-
gee Ct pFsb4s.hty. tg.sl Al 40 aiseaat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
c.ft- . surr~as,.

He ~ss gila~d youth Of TIE hivh-
collar KID glove bag -csae-cigsresie vsri-
ctr. and h. sat IN fron; Of prstty girl
Ia a palace car and made reTnaFks. By
Jawv-." 70 hssin ga acquaintance.
There. nov. inst see that wor1sn
with aswK a silly fashion
wealSn't lst wifs ~ mine 80 il. by
fAseve dragging dawg saer her
vish . strl.e New. yea woaitlnt 60
fosnd that was. Hasss. woaia yeug"
Me- uttered the yong lazy, 4
aossa thins weulA
"pwasgiae q pocdie. tsc-shs vewv
iow-sow-st or<ish q ewoensn. harsa't
ans asc fss = poole. aoa { yoa kasw
4assy had reached tAs aspef pew and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
Th,S,. Tn~crlpslou..

Over the triple doorway of the eathe.
tral Of Milan there are three inscriptions
spanning the splendid arches Over
one is carved n beautiful wreath q
roses. and underneath is the legend.
"All that which pleases is but for "a mo-
ment" Over TIE other Is sculpturea .
cross. and these arc the words; "All
that which troubles j. but for q mo
ment." Bet underneath TIC great cen.
trial entrance. in the main aisle. IS the
inscription: That only is important
which Is eternal"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
AHuSEmEN rs.

More than usual interest will prob
ably be taken in the engagement of
Rhea, "a she - TO APPEAR IN two new
piay., "Czsrina" and Gossip" Seats
will go on sale Wednesday.
Everything indicates that Jnlia Mar
lowe wall have a large audience at
Powers tomorrow night, when she VIII
present her Charming representation OF
AIola IN Twelfth night
Dan Mccarthy opened al Redmond :
last night IN his new play "Crulskcen
Lawn" II was fsvorabiy received BY
a PACKED house.
Manager Geary offers long and va
rcd line OF specaities IN bis sheater
this week.
TIE Palmondon all star specially
compsny opens for the week At smiths
tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

region where he could Nil hanafscs e
them Then there was . western
Town" iate whseh tAs esffAls s.2ssa.
came down AZ night. says Forrest asa
StreaEa. ara IL wss n0s nnasasi fer tie
residents when they arose IN he nsorn-
ing IL sec = bunch within rife range 81
ths seases- Anons the jewellers Ia
tnis iowa wAs one who. although be-
had lived on tie frontier since the early
slxsses. hs3 never killed huffsle One
morning when hirsna looked cot Ct ms,
oocr he SAM. not lar away. n great b4f.
falo bull rubbing his ragged si6ss
against the bols Of an Old cotionwood
tree Here wss a ehxaSe saeA - had
never before presented itsxif Such.
al opportunity might rel osour again.
and he wss fllea with = great longing
% kill teis ball
seiEing gun, he crypt esut. and. steal
ing through TIC sage hFsash AND among
the trees. WIS soon quite near the esnll-
Its immense size--fer he saa never be-
fore been close ~ bnfalo---sdxass - hat
startled the hunter. but ne had sone To-
far 10 retrest new. Feeling q little
nervous, he lsveled his gan. and fired
Al the report the ball ieInpoa little
and then giared slowly sboaf with an
air Of the utmost ferocity. as II eager %
pulverize whoever had 6red TIC khot
This slow. searching gaze and the
brute's fierce aspect were too much FOR
His nerves They gave way. end drop
ping his gun he ran nimbly 20 the near
est tree and climbed into IL with tie
activity OF a boy. The ball in the mean
time was laundering OF in the opposite
direction. while some Of Iirasn's com
panions, who had been looking on. were
shouting with laughter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

DAY the Eur pesn powers may oeasen
10 meet our EossEamenE IA conference
TO consider measures looking TO the
formation Of q new bi-metsllie unloa
which. If successful would have inn
mense results Ia the general rsstora-
ton Of eonhdeaee and from removing
from our securities the stigma which
now rests upon them Ia European est /
nation OF possibly becoming payable 10
a deprecated currency. Further, Il Is
TO be considered that the moderation
OF our import. aud the continued large
ness OF Cur expurls Of cereals are e&leu-
lated 10 keep the balance OF trade hb-
orally Ia our favor for some time TO
eone and may turn the movement OF
gold towards the United States at a
later stage Of the year"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

the yousn. WIG nAa never earr1ec say
thsng heavier thsa ais cane, insisted On
taking a BASKET the young isds Was car
Tying Il her sfEl1s
Allow me. riSs. " be said, - he gssh-
cred n IN.
eOA, tE2Rk you Please ID very care
full not 10 drop il. Flossis - - delicate,
You know"
ssFlossaey
YES. my pooale-sach . dsraing'
Thank you. I'll take her now"
She bowed herself Of with the great
ess esss. while the youth stared and
bleased, "by Jswyss" - Detroit Free
Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
TAXING u EDICiNE.

Even IN taking medicine 1t seems 10
be hard for some people to understa nd
that enough is as good ~ n feast"
fhe story comes from Ohio of lady
who lost her Life as the result Of dis
obeyng the explicit orders of the ply.
siclsn as TO the amount she would take
of the medicine prescribed. Ii Seem
that she Was supplied with enough To
last four days. but she felt so much
better after taking il for two days tnat
she swallowed the rest of it at one
dose, with the result that she soon after
had an interview with Mr.. Charon anu
bsrgained with him for q passage to
that part OF the future where
all the stupid people go. L.
norance, stupidity and stubbornncss
are quite as formidable enemies
Of the physicians as diseases. Persons
afflicted with them will insist that if a
little medicine is good, that more
would be better, that ice water and
pickles are good for what ails them"
that there 10 no sense or reason in stay
ing IN the house after they themselves
think they are able TO get out, and
upon many other equally fatal sins of
omission and commission. Almost
any physician would rather attack a
good, healthy case of black small pox
tnan An ordinary cold if accompanied
by any one of these vices. With the
former be stands some chance of pull
.ng the patient through; with the
latter, be not only often loses his
patient. but his reputation throughout
that particular neighbOrhood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
IT is the preacher who grapples with

IT is the preacher who grapples with
things as they exist ard who discusses
them in plain and vigorous language
that wins the approval and confidence
Of his hearers. The Rev. Mr.. Frye has
moved into touch with the sympathes
Of his flock, and of many others, by
ais manly and courageous utterances
from the pulpit during the series oil
lectures on poverty and wealth. which
ended with the lecture Of last night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

ELSEWHERE G. X. Gibson in fOrcible
manner calls attention to the narrow
and selfish order requiring veterans,
inmates of the Soldiers home, to tu.n
over n surplus of their pension money
to the treasury of the institution. II,
will join with others in testing the
legality OF the order. 1t looks, on th,
face, like contemplate piece of pa i.
simony, and whether legal or illegal, l.
striklngly democratic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

THERE are now two city tickets in the
field, prob ibition and the peoples, anu
neither one of them can lay claim to
greater merit than that the nominees
nave an itching for Office. If every
officer of the city were prohibitionist,
and every prohibltionist IN favor of the
principles of the peoples party, it
would not secure single one of the
reforms so loudly clamored for.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
Letter From Cyrus W. Field, Jr
No. :, EAST vbfH STHEET.
Nyx NoitK Nav 4 1854.

NEW loBK, Nav &. 1883.
Several times this winter have saf-
fered from severe colds on my lungs.
Zach time have applied Allcock's
i have been quickly relIcve: 10y apply
ing one across my chest and one on nav
back. My friends. through my advice.
have tried the experiment and also
found IT most successful. feel tina;
can recommend them most highly 10
any enc VINO NAV sec III TO try theui
Cyrus ". FIELD, JK.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

els June :. iss2. ana for tas transaction q
sBc1 other t4slEess a. may properly BE est
slc-fxc
Accgr1iag 70 a RUE heretofore adopted. IN
seserai eSa2tiss 81 ths strict vii &c en Elfs=i
- the SaAs a1A5SE u delegates as IL the la
reG45ii All S.zEs see eel lloE. VIA ks8t. n !.
loafs - 0tt4sS. -
by Ofdsr u the Fifth district republican
esa-Fssaa oaai committee
DWIGHT tsoeS. W. T. ADAMS.
Secretary. CHAIRMAN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

In speaking of Sarah Bernhardt "a
caustic dramatic critic once wrote that
an empty hack drove mp TO the hotel
and Sarah stepped out" Yesterday
an exploded presidential boom arrived
III Washington from the south and
David b. Hill dropped out OF 1t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

ot.- Treatment pasif seif sac fsattaie earrs
s. fsrss@ ~ bsf.ess disorders urnssrra
cs<ses e~xasl de- Inc. f1est ~a~frors : siir
All hisse efecaer. Ntfes rafto. EnsfErs
Fssfs< srrse eFtn< see~.
Fsseansess SAFEST sae xursst tF~atsnenf
tbfef.
x~.slees 4 sf hsrs. uaf q Leo
DF~lffN brFFf NfBff AZ 60,
Jrrerperxtre prHeF 80 sE~s Fl fhf slsts =
kesx - Treason Sc Boston. kse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

Ben Buffers took is not received
with the popular enthusiasm Ben an
ticipatsd. 1t Is very Disappointing TO
Ben, but it goes to show t. at ne is not
so great a man as he fondly imagined
himself to be.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

IL the hope Of carrying one or more
of the western states for the demo
cratic national tickets the democratic
leaders are fusing wita the alliance"
ana giving toit all the state offices.
"Froe trade and fusion" will make an
aIliterauve slogan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

RETRIBUTIvE justice seems at Last to
have overtaken the notorious crook
Cousidlne, aud he now suffers from
gun shot wound in the chest, fred by a
cornwall friend who suddenly became
angry. One by one the democratic
cnieftains are overtaken by Disgrace or
death
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

CoaI comhiners declare under oath
that their purpose Is not 10 advance
the priee Of coal To squeeze the con-
umef. /, . probably their purpose 10
roast" the dealers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

GRovrR Is quietly permitting the
nom nation for the solemn Office Of
president TO seek him. The procession
IL not headed by hesrse, but II Will
be in November.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
Republican County Convention.

kent eeuRGy Republican eeRyeBtion %
select forty seven delegates 70 The stale FepGb
ileaa c0ntenf on called 70 meet 1t Netreit
April IL. l.eZ. siii DC held Al the eireuif eo4Tt
rooKss In the city % oTzud Rapids. fngFs1sy
APrll 7. lssz. at III o'Clock a. M. said coDscH-
tod will also select foFty-sSyen DELI gates 20
the republican congressional disfTict eaase4
tloH. hereafter 10 Be called. AID sill seiect
chairman aAd members Of tie republ lean
county commit lice fof TAG cnsEing two years
and Nil tran saet SUCH other business as luAy
be properly eroEght hefore The convention,
zach township ia the eouzfs sn1 eaeh waFd TIA
the eits OF Grand Rapids vii be sntitled 10
three delegates.
81 order o. Republican eounty committee.
i. r. LAsoBEAEx.
Tso.As WALSH. chairman.
Secretary.
Dated March l6. ls9Z.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

One Chicago paper says that two
aldermen is better IN the penitentiary
tn an one in the council. Thls may be
true of Chicago. but Grand Rapids
aldermen III the council make i. docid-
edly interesting for one city official at
a time to keep out of the penitentiary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
Repuhlican Civ Convention.

A republican city convention will he held al
the circuit esurt rooms Thursday evening.
March -. st ! 40 o'clock. for dominating eau
didztes Ter city offeers and for the tyaasae-
tiol oI such other business as may properly
oe considered.
By erdsr % the republican city committee.
DNIGsv Guss. Chairman.
A. H. CsItvEss Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

it uss az tnse~sa~a ca~ssf-n whs~s
gss tA- crest-r C4~xra
Ten yrHrS ego tss hEnt-r. arr flftors
- SECURE the b&zsir. c4r1a stli re . 3
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

MiEgs claims that ne % sure 10 be
elected s-usiog. iis entertained ike
opinion 81 regard 70 tie spessership,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

SCOTLAND wlA ask for home rule on
The same basis - demanded by Ire
lana. TosstheF they may be success.
TAI "A securing the coveted pfizs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

scFfAe has hsa bad sEfset o. Salh-
ysa. 10 IL naw given % sstiag vita
hss asssta.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
GRAND RAPIDS
PTivateOetectiveAgencv
cHes. 80 s.rsh rrsns ssrs-f.
Grand rarics. Mich.

Fufr'shfs conapsfsnt. rsiishif f'er 80
Swallowing ard all cisssss ~ cfil ansi
cfimiusl work. $50 fpecisl wnffiifiiff
tor d-cilines. bfsiBess blocks snd ntfi'f
private PROPERTY Representatives 81
al she paincipsi les. Teruis rfssoil-
ale 81 set5sffci on gssrart-fd.
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