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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
Fresh and Smoked Meats.

The market on smoked and barrelled meats
l. very frrn- Fresh meat Is nrm- The supply
IL good Quotations have not changed.
spring lamb halle; fowls i09l2c; spring
chicken. lszb12c: veal. 1855; turkeys. i2el4c;
ducks sole; Ham. lpt4 3i0s4c; shoulders
Tl49Ttac. baeor. s1<Sy<zc; dried beef. 90
st4e; snor; eur pork. 81. y; clear back. SIS;
mess g. co: b0peiess peef. B.75-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
Psckham's Group Remedy cures
vhooping cough


Hotel Ottawa, Ottawa Beach, Mich,
fccsted on Nscata~a bay on Lake
Michigan, twenty miles south Of Grand
Haven: snd thirty miles from Grand
RApsds Beating. fishing and fnes<
surf esshssg reach on the lake. Hotels
s~.s-rtsss. Rates moderate. Formal
apeuins July :. viii accommodate
orrfi~s during June. Fer particulars
pdr.dss Rzcs \ NAss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
SAFES MOVED.

QADCLIFF 4 HOLT. general Warehouse
IL men Of Ill South Division street are now
prepared TO handle Safes properly at reason
able rates. Telephone 800. OF s66 after bust
ness hours.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
MICHIGAN CENTRAr

lDnltS. Al others daily except sunday.
Taking eject sunday. Jaae a, lse2
Sleeping cars On Pacific and Atlantic ~
Tor Detroit SO m. returning leave De1ro(f
~ as y m. arriving NJ 4rsna Rapids ~ -
m Direct connections made ~ Bctro1f wto1
I'll through trains east
Tickets on sale NJ Union Ticket 0lnoa =
Monroe street and AT Union depot
Fred n. 3rggx4 3enJ Agf-. " Monroeok
o. W. Hughes. q. p. and +. Agt.. ChicaeA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24

wlrs nai} - ~ stsst cut. s,-o rates.
ptass. 7s-.u: aii iitn- paper. $50 pr ross
Ia b-r-it talp 80 sfaf-So. hcmiock.
n - a. Ia al ~ fget iengths. sll: Add
81 sirr "a tsat ssesy ftittonsl feet No.
2 hsni4ek. az e. ana including 10 feet. ~:
per 80 fret; al a ev ~ sdditinDAl : feet
owe u feet No. flooring whit ? n. 80. No
Z faari1z white pine. slo No. nooring white
60. NJ. 2 csifpz =, sIs: No. ceiling =. - /;
y Getting = SIS. No. , ddiax 4. SO; No. Q
40 az So; NJ. g -. siding. so; No. u.
so ~ 3. Ne. 3 q, ~ ak st. Finishing ma
tsriAi--No. -orsm n iasris. so. No. com
mon hs4rts sifs No aanmon bosris, 81.
Il. rfs4in< - Stf es-Star. 10 iBcacS
clear. 5 PER tbsaSa OIL ~ star, ~ inches
hntt s. per tleistat iad butt. Sl.N per
thsssart: cHH shi ges 81 per thousand.
Lat Ne. wiits Ne. $40; No white
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24

wheat closed az soc yesterday. Market on
corn and wheat generally weak. Hay slightly
lower. Demand light. Market weak.
Eggs. tzs3c; butter. lie. apples. out market;
eu; potatoes. 2sc; beans. hand picked. sl.5o
6s-5fs honey, lie: lettuce, 60 re; aspAraxus.
psrbusch. So dog; pteplsnt. lc. new onions
f0c doz parsley. sc dox bunc"es-
6rsin-W ear. soc; corn. tsc; oats. 36c; rye
e5c bar ey. f.l0.
FLOR and Fted-Lilv Waite. so; Patent.
tsns pr ewt: brcs y iest four, 800 per cwt;
corn meal SO pee soa; feed. SO a pet tou;
faif ftiTgs 81 Pc TN: bran. slo pr ton /.
oniDs3 tp4 sore min -. sln per ton.
Woo Mashed. 19Sci unwashei. lf1lsc.
Hag - - ton; timothy. 81 ton
hi 90 ard Tall Green. 2i12st1e. steers
os.f 80 lb> oss cure 5es6izc: calfsklns. green.
s1c: caif skiGs. card. exc; taIiow. rough.
10 rendered. &c; ps.ts. lDcS-oc; sheariinxs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24

II you always ip~st UPON having All
cock Posou< Plnsters and never &C.
espf Substitute. you oil nos bs dis
sppoinef.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
PECK'S DRUG STORE
PRESCRIPTION
DEPARTMENT.

We put up 1000 pre-
scriptions per year.
We pay no commissions
and extend no favors.
We appreciate the pat
ronage of all physicians;
but the only compensation
we have to offer is good
work" Medicines are de-
Iivered TO any part of the
city by errand boys. No
ostentation or show being
employed in this part of the
business.
PECK 8 DRUG STORE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
Farm

efiso acres near Fremont Center. good hcuse
and barn With sheds astsched snali orchard
land clay IeAa. timber. beach. maple and bass
woods viii Aanse for house ana lot or
vscaat property in eity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
$4,000

wiz buy nice large loroom house. only four
short blocks from tho head Of Monroe street.
on one Of the finest streets In the city; asph-
ait pavement east front. nice large shade
trees, house has modern Improvements. sneh
as furnace two nice CRATES and nantes. gas.
large bath room. hot and cold water. water
closets. etc. Barn nicelv arranged for3 hor-
ses and carriages. This Is one Of the incest
locations In the city. The lot Is worth what
Ne ask for the property. II you arc able 10
put this amount into . home. don't let this
chance 90 By. for you viii not get another like
IT, Party wants to sell at once. For further
particulars enquire Of J. q. Alexander. IS
Lyon street; phone 6.
For Sale. 2 nice vacant lots on James street.
between Cherry street and Wealthy avenue:
SO feet front. Also IA fine lots on Warner avg
nue., near Cherry street. 1hese lots can BE
bought on easy terms Enquire Of J. g. Alex
ander. rs Lyon strcet; phone y57.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24

houses ssd ists :, ~ parss sAe cssv far ss,e sr
evchsae>. have ssHs e1ers Ase icts %
Pains>sd svenve ~ sase eheep, esme 81 sna
rss prsc>s 81 sAese. At>s sosse sne scrs prep
esu n sessa psrf ~ she sfss - go ~ er
chssGes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24

. asmser 81 Sac fruit farms On the lake "a ere
"a ssii ~ exchange for city property; also .
naneer 81 farms near the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
RIAL EsrarE osrr.

HLENELAND Is beyond the hfh towards the
While Aouse. bal sS ana i are Struggling
sel--a< 10 % eieei~a ana l 70 sell hees~s aud
lets Ter 8 ~ aBd upwards essy feraas. l.
:. frossn. roofa 6 Losetf block. opposite
Sweet hotel. lsoii
Lsok sALE-N0. xs West Bridge ~freet; neat.
II rcaleei re de sce. modefs sfsit. ci<ht
roefa,. new. wei b1iI aud arranged aaAa-
sose nelgh oorGoGd With = l the EeH Improve
meats aa attractive home al a lev price on
easy terms Apply 10 owner. IL New House
man tlock. rs
L,ok SAlk-o5 feet front close. IA viii Iaake
20 "a hns mess pr opergy saons has a house
en it iEat pays fair lEterssf new: here -
chance fer = sale investment "A orsna Rapids
property. Cali an chas. T. Mercer Ana 10
Niddieomb building fer full particular. heff
E'oR SAIE-or exchange; nfst class -
Il acre farm. only nine mites ffom the ely;
good land and splendid buildings. viii sell
cheap Tor cash; or will exchange for . good
house and mi disirsbie location. thas.
4. Mercer. sand 10 Mlddiecmb building. Phone
sos. ls0u
NOR SALE-s35 per month buys that elegant
east front ltrsom house. Nc 81 Paris
avenue: eisf~rn. city ana we'll water. hot and
cold bath. closet. laysiory. mantei. window
shades and fine gas nxtlres; best bargain in
the city; have other houses and vacant Lola
Z. ". TUFTS. ~ OTTAWA street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
MONEY TO LOAN.

If you want money and have the proper Sc
curity. the Manhattan 2 per cent. plan OF.
fers the best inducement. Chas. Bateman.
agent. 90 New Houseman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
\. J. OsGOLA,
Real Estate AGENTS,
Rooms 8 and 8 Tower Block
ron SALE

or exchange for city property; one hundred
seres. fourtsen miles fron city. with fair
hose. good barn. wind miil. orchard apples.
pears piumbs. cherrfes Graoes. etc. fences
good nInry acres improved land in good state
of cultivation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
OIL Markets.

Tfers vas no change IN . ! yesterday.
Water White. 1872. &c; head ight. ED0. nc !;
water wa.te. old test. lvga. sac; Eoeene. loo
TO- y.
brodsr'z~dsfove gss,line. 74o ne.
Deofgr I'D IA .pt1s. 50. &c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24

IL - - - - = 80 ! 80
senesl's - savs ..''... . = -
th->S so.>~ <sN...
AZ lrsn ~
~. vs....-s. 49, eete'
a.ctsss~ Ns 49,
I.~s-' 4 ~'ss..s-...
~ wv &c..
l.e. q % Trsselss cry 1USK<
For l,els<xey and Mas = g
NAV sAty sfann Wmkm3
frosa kalalaSzoe and Chi I
Fer sax.ss~ .......-..... $3.50
........-.-.....- fK1 M
Tram arriving frsm tlte fnStk - Z
other trains d&iis except sGn4a3.
TRAINS seIxs sopsa.
AT from L.
North. ~
Tor Sl-scin nsti 4Am 9013
Fer k~laHa zes 4 t'hie~xe 0x6
For r. hsyse aad the
hash -..----... II - $0xW<
Fer cincsnnsl -. k4pn 606
Fer Aslaisaxos ana ole 81 y - n 80
from saginaw - II .4am
-..-..-~~.~ -. " ~ , N
Trains iexving a. o. B n and Il y % -
daily. AlASthsr irssns daily enessa 6sn1G6L
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
DETROIT, JUNE = =.
IAnslN6 a so9rnEaM =. q
COIN. To BETkoyT

Lv. GRID RAPIDS 80 am y 20 pm 49,
Ar. DEIkolT-.........1ls - . ms5:l0 pD - ,6o0m
RLIUKNINS Fkok DETROIT.
Lv. pEIkoIT..... 80. :05 am ILLS pa Sc -
Ar. ORD kAPIDS.-l2so3 Am s5;lsp pm 1o:io -
To and from Lansing ana Heusil-6Ams Z
to and from Detroit
10 AND Trok SAGINAW. ALMA sNpss. souuL
Nv. Grand Rapids ......-.....-- 20 an <:1S -
Ar. 0rand kapids-..-..---.---.-1l:s so en- 1o:oo -
ToLowELI VIA LowsL,. nAsuxos q. =
Lv. Grand Rapids. Z % am l:0opn 5;nnm
Ar. from Lowell ..-..--l2 90 am Sis pAn ---.-
THROUGH .Ak skRNitE
Between Grand Rapids and Defrodt- pw1m
cars on al trAina seats - centa
Betweea1rznd Rapids and SsgiuaW-rnr1oR
car leaves SrAnd Rapids s:u1 amt arrie0o q
Grand Rapids 1000 pm. S<ats 8 centa
EVER day. Other trains week DAYS onlu
GRO. DsHAvEN. oen- PAssrr NJ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
FIGURES OF TRADE

sxs Yoax. June zs.-Asasy loaned ~
per esat. ths highess rate. ras lowest rate
= PEE e1nE
q '.sa.e slssea sse.sy: Posted rates. $50
as 81 aetual rates. 7sssss. TOR sixfy days
Ala 1.4-41s11 & 1emaa1-
Gexsransas b.sa IS eisset 4ates; esrrsney. o
r "a sassds 10 "a - Pssis rs sil bsaas
saSsal lslaas. ira ssd: csafrsls- lss bid
5aeks ssfe ssFy daii tRis MorasDx only
Les shsFes we're sold az 20 nsoa- Atcnisoa
saa AaaG ati4l dispi AGED The little ACTIVITY
there ~as. la none Of the stssks reeoraed
say marked n1cGaAsioa except Manhattan
Thst stsrck sdsaaeea per ee4lt N the cary
dbA< assaaf -aose41rafif s~aksasa aaa iost
tie izapfeseisest, Ne seassA H4fkss 4.
esea less dasAg alter u Se oek, and there VA
. arp AemP szlsss due % . moderate
ssulax tae Sv>ait o Tue sai.s.aassa.snt 81 iss-
IN sc zss - aae SELL n the zraazsrs on Re-
perts frsD toe sesl OF damage 70 tas e'rH
ss bss sssa "a psss sss rso osa ire ss9
ga per cent The sAes amounted 10 1882
shares.
Silver Bullion.
Wv Yoxx. Jane es.-silver builios On de-
passt lzallssf HAFrsnts l.J6s-5l5 ou0cess eer-
tiacatss outstanding. l.s"o-
chilago Live Stock
cHscAso ussoH sracx YAsDs. June 2. Garlic
Tse<ipss. i8.s<ss stToag; 5siDc higher Ter
choice, common 10 ext sterFs E3oeSs.ooi
cows and bulls. 3l-1,sl5.
Hsxx-R~rslps- 400; srrcnz re higher;
heavy g. aoS -: mixed aud medium. tet>s
m535s Iizbt s&s45.A-
sheep Receipts. o.loJ; stroax And niSnsr,
inf1rsor ~ extra. S.2596.l5: lambs. t-5o&
T.la.
Chicago Grain.
CHIc4eo. June 3.-cIosing prices-w heat.
yaae. SO; July. 7ss4e: September. 3s1sci
D.ermDer. >0s<e-
cora-Jaa~, sss1e; July. 4se: August. s7+e;
September. AZ.
Oals-Jaae. sii&e; July. si14e; August. sac;
September. s,1.
Detroit Grain.
DxrsoTr. June 2a-Wheat. No. red. cash.
s65sc July. s51sci No. I. white. cash. D74-
Cofn-So. 2. cash. fse.
Cats-So. = cash. Sac.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
Chicago Grain.
Detroit Grain.

Dxrsorr. June 2a-wheat, No. 2 red. cash
s6.sc July ss1sei No. I. white. cash. sS44.
Cofn-No. z. cash. tse.
Cats-No. =, cash. 54c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24

David J Desn % John T. hler. lot ). bk
~ in a. ,ul--...---... ---4-.........- 49,
EiiSsr eth f.urt ek 20 Nsr-sref August.
fafs u and : Fiburr 3 AID ...-.-.....
Wsfert, Tut % Jfmts and Martin
frfsr lot 81 SSeef = sns ..-...--....--.......-
joan Rarfh Go Jacob Barth' iat =. bs ;.
A y 4 roztrr AID .-.....-...-.....
Hrny tntfink 20 0errig territxs lot
-. retr e<' add ..-.....-...-........-..-.
Melissa Andrews g. EiaeFus u Jesnn.
tst :. bk - Cellar Spr ngs ...-.-........-...-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24

AND WEor mlcHsoA0 nv
GOING To CHICAGO.
Lv. GRID RAPlDs--sso1 an l2so6 pm Ell -
Ar. CHI CAGo...-.---..s:s5p pm t:es pm Ss<om
hETtRNIN6 FROM CHICAGO.
Ls. CHICAGO 40 am x:s5 m I'll H.
Ar. GRID EAPfps.-ss5 IS pm o;le pm Sslonm
GRAND RAPIDS ssD CHICAGO.
VIA ST. sok AND sffsz3a
Lv. Grand kapias-.-.~-----..-.l2ses pm tf:,p -
Ar. chicaso----.-..-...--...-.--..s ;,b pm 9dD q
Ar. Grand Rapids .......--.-.... 5 20 pm --..-.
fExceyf Saturday.
10 AND fkos BENTON HAkEoR. 81. yokEru AxDm
DIAsAFoIfk-
Lv. Grand hapids--..s-tt am 11:06 N s1lsuU0
Ar. Grand Rapids. Gle am 3:o5 pm 1o:boom
To sxp Fnpx srskfeoN.
Lv. q. r. $50 am II as pm $50 pm 6.Dom
Ar. q. RIO so am s;sS pm $50 pm ....-.--
40 AID PROM kAsisTKk. rRAskkSk err Auo
ki.k kAfIbA
Lv. Srssd hapids ----..--.-.----. 80 an - -
Ar. Grand bAplds II rs am ~ -
THROUGH CAR sERtICE.
Between Grand Rapids and Chicxko--Wn GuoR
sieepers-Leave Grand Rapids slis36 d ~
leave Chicago IL us p. m. Buffet Pnf1or C6T6
leave Grand Rapids Il % p. m; leave O.
cage 4;b pm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
TRAIN TINE rABLG0.

GRAND RAPIDS A 1NinA<A kAII.mo&
~ schedule Ia e1ect5aat u l<6
afszxs 60t&s <tsfIt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24
srruArIoss WAsrRp-REnALE.

WANTED Situations for rec nrst class
w meat cooks aud one excellent order
COOK also can furnish three competent girls
TO 90 north " IN fAmiiies. Apply to W. l.
Dicx ensol. Employment Bureau. IS Monroe
street. lI6
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24

Wv Yosx. Jane e3.-siiver builioa On de-
sldc4tes outstanding. so.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-24

xVASfED-situ as ebore boy or waiter.
w or lisnt work OF any And; Also family
washiax 90 DO. Apply 10 w. Tucker. o3o OF
lava 81 rect. iso
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-15
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF 1T?

THE GLOBE gets information to the
effect that there is in Durham a confed-
| crate soldier who wants to work and who
does work some, but who is a victim of
alcohol. He is a good man, but is chained.
He wants to 90 to the Kelley institute
and be cured. .
THE GLOBE proposes to start a popular
fund and raise money sufficient to send
him through the institute. We do not
care to mention names for the benefit Of
the idlv curious. Those who desire TO
donate to this fund will receive all the
information which they may desire, if
they will call at this office. We think
the cause is one that should enlist the
sympathy of all who can afford to give a
penny.
The man for whom We are raising this
fund is a one legged confederate soldier,
andi it does seem hat he should be helped
because rum has placed him beyond the
place where he could help himself.
If any one in Durham desires to assist,
we open this fund and a ftiend of the un-
fortunate one starts it this way:
Cash, so %
Now let those who desire responded
them come in and give, if only but a
penny, and thus help out al unfortunate
yet deserving fellow citizen-a soldier
who has lost a leg.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-15
MAKE THINGS RIGHT.

The announcement appearing in several
of the papers concerning the death OF
CONDUCTOR CHAMBERLAIN is wrong in
every particular. Col. j. W. DowD, OF
this city, says that he was on the train
that the conductor was watching a hot.
box and his head struck a whistling post.
MIR. '. BALLARD, of this city, says that
the post was even closer than two feet OF
the cars as they passed, and the coroner's
jury found that CHAMBERLAIN came to
his death by striking the post.
just why the newspapers jump up and
say that it was foul play and that the
man was murdered, we do not and can
not understand.
or course We know why the railroads
want 10 get out of their criminal careless.
ness a: all times, but newspapers should
not aid and abet them.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-15
As TO

1t looks from this observatory, where
we see the bare and naked hide of truth
and fact, that politics is just about to
commence to hum. There will be lots of
it. 1t is in the air. 1t will be all along
the road and down the lane. The repub-
liCans are sure to do some business-the
third party fanatics will put a ticket in
the field-the prOhibitiOnists are to bob
up serenely and the democrats are already
in it. When all is bubbling along we
cannot see but what there is much fun on
hand. Just what EAVEs' convention will
do has not been determined-yet we un-
wants to put a full ticket in the field,
while another almost equally as large
says no.
1t has always been down here that the
white man cried Niger party to the re-
publicans and it counted. This year
some say if the republicans will not put
a ticket in the field and let the third party
and the democrats fight it out, there will
be no chance to yell Niger. The people
generally are in no mood to be monkeyed
with, they say. But the people are off
their respective bases. They are monkey
ing with themselves. They propose to
aid and abet the republican ~party-they
propose to give office to the fellows who
are under the Hat and Rat ticket-and
they once were good democrats-they
once fought for a principle which they
now desire to voluntarily surrender.
caves is sleek people and the feds are
not slow. They never have been. If the
third party asses would just stop and see
the precipice which is before them-wait
until Reason could get its hand in-the
republicans would not be %chuckling. But
they won't do it. They propose to forci-
bly, emphasize the design Of nature and
show to all the world that they are asses
of the first water.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-15
Tow SETTLE is in it.

lr Is said that it was hotter in New
York this week than it has been for six
teen years.
THE tariff and not the force bill is the
question in this campaign. And the fight
will be a bitter one.
WE II now organizing an excursion
10 run to the moon. The fare for the
round trip will be about six dollars.
lT \ he observed that when it comes
10 local news, these days, THE GLOBE, as
usual, leads the procession. And the list
OF readers daily increases.
JoEN THE GLOBE in securing money TO
send to Kelley a man who is chained to
the chariot Of rum, and who wants TO be
decent. All contributions will be duly
acknowledged.
Now il is a matter for YOU TO decide.
The confederate soldier wants TO 90 to
keeley-and if We all say so, at a small
expense 10 us, he can be cured. Come
with yoF contribution, and we will tell
you all about il.
Tom SETTLE, a very shrewd republican,
has been nominated for congress.
LINDSAY,
WILLIAMS,
SETTLE
Well, that means much of tight-and
a long and hard one. SETTLE is a man
who has influence-yet it seems that even
with him there was some trouble. Let
all this 90 along. We will see what we
will see. 1t is ten to one,a and money
sure, that there will be a fght-the like
of which was never witnessed on this
North American Globe.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-15

THE GLOBE is entered at the pOstOiice. Dur
ham. n. c., as mail matter az the second class.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-15
BETTER LET GOOD ENOUGH ALONE


We see in a Valuable Paper a receipt
for making wOmen's eyebrows grow
longer. 1t does not say what the COM
pound which it mentions would do for
mems eyebrows, but it is said to be a
hummer when it comes to wOmen's eye
brOws. 1t would be a pity, indeed, if the
eye brOws of a woman were not quite
long enough. 1t would be too bad if
nature erred, as she seldom does, and left
the eyebrows bob tailed, as it were.
But women and men try every day to
improve on nature. They spoil the de-
sign, finally, which GOD ALMIGHTY made
then they curse ABOUT their i'll health
and about their deformity. Most all
people have read WARREN's Ten Thou
sand a Year, and they will recall the fate
Of poor TITTLEBAT TTTTMoUSE, who
really wanted to change the color of his
hair and who failed so ingloriously.
1t always makes US tired to see women
wearing pants and men wearing corsets.
The thing to do, however, is not 10 weary
to go along your own way and that
will not interfere. We shall hold to the
opinion just the same, that if the Creator
did not want women 10 have long eve
brOws they should o attempt TO change
the general design. But they will, and
what are you going to do about it:
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AS II Is.

We think such business was awful.
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