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ON THE WAY TO PARADISE. :,

Let us hope that the people Who ,Aabitir
ually disregard their health will read 6that
desirable place, ahd avoid the locality vdich
is less, desirable as an eterhal reaidence
on account of the heat and sur,oandings
generally. But while we tarry II this taie
of tears, why should we voluntarily Rdufe
the tortures of dyspepsia when systs5n%,c
use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, Will nja
us of the atrocious inalady, wMeh<Hnsss
physicians are very much at fault tends
burn, biliousness, constipation aluest a1es
ways accompany this complaint and are
symptomatic of it. These are all hetiis.
guished by the Bitters, which%also. dom-
pletely conquers malaria, rheufia atsfS naf-
vousness and debility Since the. appeaa:
ance of :" la grippe" it has shown . a.singulaf
mastery over this complaint that has CERT
ried off SO many of our brightest sAd Jket;.
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BAKING POWDER WAR.

The envy shown by other baking powder
manufacturers of the greal prestige of the
Royal Baking Powder is not at all
surprising.
For thirty years the Royal has been the
standard for purity and strength in baking
powders, and has been placed at the head
by every board of official examiners
whether state or national.
The Royal Baking Powder Company con.
trolls its own cream of tartar factory and
the processes for making the only chemically
pure cream of tartar. 1t sends Its product
to millions of homes all over the world,
supplies the army and navy, the great trans
Atlantic steamers. the finest hotels and
restaurants, and is recommended by the
best chefs and authorities on cuisine IN every
land. Itsrsale is larger than that OF all other
cream Of tartar baking powders combined;
it has more friends among housekeepers
than any other similar article
These facts are doubtless bitterness to
the makers of the inferior baking powders.
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PENNoYER's IDEAS EXPLAINED.

At last asolution of Governor Pennoyer's
position on the silver question has been
reached. One day this week His Excellency
visited the agricultural college and, in COM
pany with one of the members of the
board of regents, made tour of the institu.
tion. They were listening to the recitation
of the class in book keeping when the Cover.
nor, turning to one Of the gentlemen near
him, said, ''Mr. N, do you know how long
I studied book -keepiog?
"Why, ne, governor" was the reply, 81
DO not"
well, studied it just one evening,
said the governor.
F'Ah" was the quick reply, ''that explains
your somewhat vague ideas on tire silver
question"
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NOTICE FOR PUBIdeA2IdN: :"
LAND OFFICE AT RosEBURe, UEy
SEPTEMBER 29 lSD2-

LAND OFFICE AT RosEBURe, UR:y
SEPTEMBER 29 lSY2@ !
Notice is hereby given 'that-the following
named settler has filed notice Of his jpten.
tion to make final proof In support e his
claim, and that said proof !@in. be made be.
fore the Judge or County, CRrh Of Beato4
County, Oregon, at Corvallis, sOregsts, on
Friday, November llth. 1892, fiz: Home.
stead entry No 6O77, of William K. Ham.
ersly, for the nj Of sw4 of sec l /. p 14.x q
8 w.
He names the following witnesses Is
prove his continuous residence .pp& and
cultivation of, said land, 'Siz: -Chafles
Evens, John Phillips, AL Huard. Lee .Bpay.
en-, all of Afsea, Benton Comfy, Ursson.. I
JOHN FL. SHUPEt Register. =
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NOTICE OF NEW SURVEY.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

OE II, I
ROsEBURG, OREGON, SEPT. l3, 1892
Notice is hereby given that the approved
maps of the following new surveys have
been received at this office, to-wit:
AL of township 81 south, of range 8 east.
All of township 81 south of range 2 east. !.
The heretofore unsurveyed portiouof. town.
ship 80 south, of range 2 east, as follows:-Sec-
tions IL, IL, 13, IA, l5. l6, 19, 20. 2l. %,
%, "a. 25, 26, 27, %, %, 80, 81, 80, 3fs34,
35, 36, 3of sec. 10, 81 and ne4 of sec. u.
The plats of the above mentioned surveys
will be filed in this office on the 23rd day, Of
November, 1892, and on, and aftef skid date
of fling we will be prepared to fecsiye ap.
plications for the entry of said lands.
JOHN II. SHUPE Register.
A. M. CRAWFORD, Receiver.
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oYitsP QokkAtIIs--

>.ppe Of mere. .strgssd. Of. National surgft.
cal 1asttufA No. 3l9 Bush. street, s. F.,
will Be- e the Reyers Houss.. Aksny.. and
Ut the Hsmphill House, CorvsGS Oct: 13th.
= This institute Especially d3ated to 'the
treatment of Curvature Of the. spine, dis-
Esaseso Of the hip aid pes> tint, crooked
ss aass.ssa ss .s:s fsa 'y ss sasss
well as uAsalf fstarrh 9nd ail slShtonie dis.
Gases has fiads fof the ihstislts -natid6s
xepatatioiA n
AR.peEsops 10 are snifefJg from any Of
ft4ese complaints should ndt fail TO taze a.
yaaAage Of teo$portustty ior selief. =
= Refereh rehceseAaX ba bad from the follow.
ing. Gov. e. RFefry, OLYMPIA wash. !;
.4no. r Hsxt justice :f the snpseme voart
ct ~ ashiugton; Jd6a Thos.. E. Davidson,
&sleRs key: E q. candis,. Albany; j. s.
Sss' ". s1vy
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Cuticura Re4olyepfS

The new Blood and Skin Purifier, fnter4Ahy. (te.
cleanse the blood of all impufjttea 4nd pofsonotn
CUTIcURA SOAP, an exquisite ,sk3a b 4tifer, I
externally Ito clear the skin knf scap restore
the hair) instantly relieve a1dspeedily cure eveI
scrofulous, and hereditary diseasA and 5hu1noTs Of
the skin, scalp, and blood, with loss of hair ror
infancy to age, frcm pimples to Scf0fH9.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUT1cJAA, aQs-; Sb6P.
DRUG % AND CaEMicaI CoRpasAaIos. BostoHH
Hg- Send for "How to cure Skin DssasesiA64.
pages, so illustrations, and 100 testin6fna1s!:
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skin as clear and free from scales M bahy's, 81
used Of them was s. worth: IF had. been
You would have had the moisy: T3ookellSe the
picture (No. 2, page 40 in ,yopx book, tsf5ow to
Cure Skin Diseases but now. am Is clear as
rub my hands over my arms and. legs to scra1ck
once in while, but to no psrnose asa.en we'll
scratched twenty-eight years, apa II got to beE
kind Of second nature to me. tshsnk yont thou
eand times. q. -~' u
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A CURE FoE cHlpLERA

!. There g ns'pse.cf any one suffering witt
the CHOLERA .when. rhamberlSirs Collie,
Cholera and DiaEhoa Rened 4, can b6 bro;
s4irea. 4 will give zelief iu'a lew minutsl
and cure. iuA shorE time. have tried Il
and knoW:-W, 81. Clinton. Relpette, n. J;
The epidemic. at Fell1ette' was & first be.
ievs&s be chbleIa, but SUBSEQUENT '-ldvesi
tigaticn' proved it Gbe . yiolent form ol
,savssntaE; almest as .dangsf6hs Il. Sbolers;
Phis Remsdy was, 94ad :thsre e.witk great
::uccess- loTesls BY 7. Grshan::
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NOTICE FOR PUBLfCATfC

LAND OFFICE AT OREGON TITs. OK. I.
Aug. 20, 1882 j !.
NOTICE Is HEREBY BIVEN fHAf
the following. named settler has. filed notice
of his intention to make final pro& sqp.
port of his claim, and that said proof TnL be
made before the county clerk of Bel6on
county at Corvallis, Oregon, on October l01
1892, viz: Luke Thornton, hd enrrNNo
74Sl. for the WI of sw4 and sw4 of nw4 q
sec. %, los, ri W. - y
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
Skaggs, Frederick Hersig, Alex Patterson
and Jesse Wood. all of Summit p O., Ben,
ton Co., Oregon. J. T. APPERsoN, Register.
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We are indebted to MIR. j. A. Albright
for a generous remembrance in the way of
some fine peaches which he raised on his
own trees. They are q native variety,
called the Mt Hood. and were equal in
flavor 70 any we ever ate. There was no.
thing small about them, either; we meas.
ured two of them and found each of them
lust 81 inches in circnmference
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over my fody; and get usder
my nails. The .scales would
drop OFF, me an the tske,
and my sdfferingswas endSess,,
and withou1 reIief> One thou
sand. doflHts-w wodld not tempt
me to have this disapse Ser
again. am, a tol mani
feel rich to be relieved .pkT
someof the doctorsk san =
leprosy, sope rissoEm, pso-.
riasis, -etc, I scanhot- -pratse
the GqHSpkA .RpMEbsss:roa
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CARPET wExv1ke.-Mr.. A.: w--Her..
bert, of4his city, has recently puchassd ons
of the celebrated Newcemb sfJ?shuttle
looms and 'ahnouIces that sheis PREPARED to
aD.raasa d. all kinds Of ss5Pss aid G rug asine and.
An Invitation Esadsa to iii interested. rested
to calEsnd e1ai iAlbe psefmenS ois.1ork.. It
cOrasrof Third ind Fashingt ten sstess5: 3
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G. w. SMITH.
FOR SALE

SLAB WooD.-Please take notice tina,
hereafter slab wood will he sold by tickets
at the Office of the Corvallis saw mill. also
tickets can be procured at Stock s Cash Store
Upon purchase of the same, prompt delivery
wall be guaranteed. MAX FRIENDLY.
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SCRATCHED.As.s YEARS
A Scaly, Itching, Skin E1sease svtth'
Endless Suffering Cured By y
Cuticura Remedies.-

If I had known of the CufHuBA RsMfnIRs>
tWenty-eight ed years ago, it would bave sav1d me
sS SZoo:oo and an immense amount, If sutteinge Ny
spot not larger than q cent. Il >snread rxnidV all
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FOR SALE CAEAP.

If you need letter heads, statements
cards or envelopes you can get just what
you want at the GAZETTE Office Before
giving your order call and see our stock and
get prices.
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.&sA.t:sdttEs. - :
::;HapA Nome caot1hiDns: sa. a. -.
r FWssTIano5 fRs,aeI ;ss5StHf;hsr~ y -.

neisnda ahsppE. s.
! Don't b5T, yout San si6thfhigs fnta :y0f SEE
5rssE Il W. sso.shr ':&lii.: sas ns are NOW
sdtst F. NJ. JahHsda via. taks Limited
sngnbx Of phtnS the Ilks: -
1Eesst.s alqas d ft Ssad l. -, .
Miss Nsttie 4 NRtncsrfs NV easpioyed Is
f%sf!ef inste Alhisa publs scAbolst -.
Miss !iH n.oaiiats lba6S. Siiits ;liei
| eshs il saa eiiS rs tssssisI' days 81,
H,lsy. .sssma.,v.stl3 l3or: ksrsl.al' o. WI.
| 'as6ss es,ass fa felpnsR q 4 ssssnd1 s bassls
Is. Asenls waited for the b4st' selling anQas
EcSa and. Ssee 3,;o NJ. tGa1' Dps: y" Efl.
Hysa tsa sto H3alssfs. sdod ..aaiselka
ghere il nd,betteF OF :ae. .asrhot. =. :
pen.f fail to aEe taesalsm stean laundry
trial # yaowant the best p1ssible work
l-d0nes Wothihg Mtt1 hfdr. ami delivered.
"A. Canth1 Tie. cfts sfessafefx j. Ems
gagged ID .ceHesting III tssessIS Se9 Dfor the
Second and Madison 1trsat fayemsfts,
Wheeler Z Eansfey's stN5l q lahpA
ereckery and lgsEsre lAet.be etceted
agsz.h:ls:i- Y ss.ss shs A. for: akhts Beauty
+, : 5sasti. I4s;: r: 8 h.1p; aas s;,lsb,
lI gdatrantFe ;sattsf faetott wear. or will
FEatdnd ths ptetasat Che ,gshs
'who Aoldthen. ~
/ AaatAer Of those .rfsksannits socssd.danses
.atthe opera AogsS5hIh Evening sRlenty of
good l!so = e music xjF al : good
.gR W:6: ~ Hbsassp. .sssatx j.
n6saing. their tHifd. ianpual. tonvenSl6n at
@ pElstath s|a !. iyhesiae bssa@ ) est sy and
Miss Maid .aeassa Will somstts i hei
b.studes in tlocY1 l6n4t the ,'schsbl ,of;kra.ofY
i9 Boston. has1g takenst!en aapaltaFe for
[ :. hsgkaew Cat Mhssasr / Ie6gley's =:
tijeohsapest placs in tie ssty for pnfr j; aas.
ing ang gany m. tAa s canned q gosdss Try them
The room fsrmersly oscapistf by Hsrtl.ass
y g~viss9 is being fitted kitIe ,sSsfe Gx1
lures and when Completed will b65occupitd
bSJ. G.-AfSsr T1t i atesk of.loshing. 4,
=! : Ksy; q g: Gs!ag. !hs 3sas.lAg sfa.r' Of
re fbe fngsE1Sl| Nsg assOcntich, ;siF preach st
Snndav ass1 ~, 80 a.1n 7.an mas az, en- next
|. asos 80 .lAle a,Hsa 2,
IL gooa !lsat !4rqhsa r6em taiesen tbe'
|;Aatseaef tAs, ciys PlDe The st hodss. !;
sHlnq9s OF akfS~EE; - ME5 oho al resi-,
oescA corperet Eng saa y SOD Streets
aasas ashs@ @>des. .yisisea e AlsasgI Iass week:
/. The -pubIs SCHOOLS 81. .~tkis tley are now
2lll to -oyerfowina and If many more schol
+ats appear .adaJ Jtional rooinr yflrbecone "a
Aeccessstys. So = q !.
:. tbhn Stiokae, Che snnefs tbs,
ssarriag factory, stsrted Wedpesday 4cr the
easikoS busit,ass forthe oomna,v
4isH: Chicago an,llNew Yori nd ,nTcbass
suhpiieg Tor the coming winter. : ia Vii Ss
,.sbsspt:abeut tn5s yeaks. ~sr
I The reeals. meeting Of the board Of d..
. X6Sda,'a.e; =. .a9 saS iiSssoIysMas neld Sar
resigned shs SSsa,sf ~ Sass SsSlSPa osRF H.
Bowersex wssPsieeEad Ee.ssH tha ~.
rn.a9 oo0iu "os .9Sfe oeen
sa ..a r.o...;.,, ~ ,<.., !.
-. -Y0-l IL
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iris HAaa1soaY GREAT 4lsNgsSdl
tH.. osrr iftel4asss.. z;vsp.s Ia,srIr -
fkEsIDEsfs .*1rs 70 s5.satiassstSS
-. =. I'm pSsi7S r.. 4

,Ht'1ay NOT be, known 70 .Sa,v nnsan
Nrs.. Benz anfa ;1Esrr1oh.;s ons cf T.. Ea.
Amefiah boyer. naintals. :. siSSa III ~
Occupied hes position Of ladS.of the Wls%
kP1se; hoWRysz, her .public. ,dtj65e, sjEcf
iarges1preventedsthe kercise.a Aer srtisti6
1senuf @ = but IN tnt Period see lbas fotssfad
tefapreta paept me Of the. loveiisst ,repraiE
sentastane OF aowsr.life that ever eams z
y Is.sts 2 2FusA-a magnificent .grbrp
broad and Ripdly. spi5 %hiet sbss@ ~ IN iass fsS
her Scareer, Abe has. psshted this sinSl1
lprodaets 6.Qf hef scsht l6sars to M shs mi s :
and DEa1o AsEs Af1tx xz11E las tha honor 81
Hehg the medium Through Which th;s. .nsiuf.
Asiels e wssa I sT,y !. ,as,n$ s9
|iedaa1ted. Thers;V noEtaiet If 6oLtics ID
Tvs " The tffbate OF SRod Yomah'kes
Rxs 4or Ens we1sen ofhef atip3DFsupefbly
vers3 mams5 r IS IS Dna foiaa.ehe tore9p:l
Stseas sas Z f. IT, sex s:sf !. s;ssho wi'f "a
mrs. Harisohs painting .haa sbeen ,rennnas..
dacsac il .the> highest .atSJe of art. a tiS .
ss1ae Style Is ths Original. eleven 6y 1sNr.
teen iniRest, and - sabsoIutelysS S.rfeH
.Gsp9tefPart IN ,XeYS particular TosfhS
i0lntes amt Of color. even tosthd kecnuI
te9tura Of theporcelsin.
Vae e these :Yshderful Reproduction. 6t
sMHaFE HQUSA pr CHIQ, !. Pailld
'Dy tRe.fkes1dsnts whe, ip the WRit5DH Giss.
Z % pe s2ressAted free-ffth each Copy sf~
wh;sS whMJ H., - xs!AILY M4eAsiNE forsactober,.
Ssa or send twenty wy csnts s. s. ! ,aSsI 81
ppbIisas5EM 4Snpings Demfes.s fE-Hasi
teurt'ssst stfsses fey YSrt. r =.
|. srATf PREsss Assoc:1 = M kS::s.Tn. {, ,o.s.os
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.apfsEAE Ceup9np pEcfsross:e s:eIn the su:.
sgrege court in-sessYcp ak Salem last Wed: !:
nesdagsthsse two casaa 81 special irtsres< III
!iegett ct q. VS.. Va ESdl & al: appeal
from Benton county Judgment reverted
and the conplsint-ds sser, x9pip;6n bv
Moore judges This the .celeRfated Cor.
yalh collegsaand'M: e. church south. ehsa
aa9 involve9 the t4le 10 thssetate agriuL
.tural col}egs sgraunds in thiS City. =. Ph
lomath college ". ReC. WYATT et.al. ap!
e. e. th bto sstsa assS'Ss .ns
sdisni&sd. 0Enion. ". loors SadSet
Raage Bean, having participated. in S6s-
oohrt beleF. did not 81: in the above cases.
This is the PhiloAsath United Brethren case,
end by this 1ecisjdh. the celleee u left liz
charge OF thu, e,Ehaoihath coakge, . csrporas
tion. - %/-~
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AoRH ohngax cegToN.-isst 1eer w5
noted the raj of cotton plalt. hp Mky
.WilR9Qks OF This AtyY. and. saids ah.thA
peumn1sa2 Y of TIC fiad fid With had sas ged.d
n brih9isgthe plant Jsuficierxlu, nean ~
:tarSty for it 70 Hlossotn- Nj. 9. d. fhcmSS
sen, howsyeb dSplsyaSa. we'll ;forured ,hok
tdeotton eech he raised 4ere Two Ia
ago. u, Ngttop expert from .Nisasissipu whd
saw Itaronesnced it as fine specims6, ID
far "a dAlity j. esn,erped, as ,hs. ever saw.
). ggusEss cHAassf, ,1lRa. cant. r. f. ,es,,sA
I'D Bee saessesx byEs' q "a He RsT1eEs :rS9 rn9
wep1ed foi them cure suesess sntbe;r bs,si: G1i:
4sa1 A1o1gsother imTsQyemeuts which
th have sfhauguhted, theyifave started q
dellyerHXagon of theiSpwt (which insured,
psonipt envew ofkl purchases, and sthey'
sayt4at it has already made perceptibla
nrovements. in the trade. IEhey. sxsSSa
tner thanks TO the&public for the liberal
patronage Of thu pa3g, sdd red&est. q cousin.
niRPe OF the seVs. .sYou sXilI find. Weilsa&
son to bs the leaders: they q low nefe. ;
!. cossr s u tktSsTs..x 5svEs17.sThe susss,,.
'tsi9fnspt kiysn By, MrsS Ratkyn Tdfnssy d
Ihe Ia bOsss S last sysp;ps kv Of QeA
hesh- T6e.selNctiol Rendered BY the ES:
rine band were very.fine and twestN snDrep
ciated by thealdience. NM John. Fulton
AND Mis-. L6T Burnett .ip %heir respecteH
SOLOS captHFed 'thsp4fise ofa1I andsthe COT
leee d9frs@te dti She sape. Corvallis 1aA.
s!Ys Turney: 4Ie showed sxren skiIS and
nnsicak genius N executing the difficult Sc:
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"The use of sCastoria is so universal and
Its merits so well known that it seems work
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach -. : -
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
New York City.
4ate Pastor BIoou,ingdale Reformed Church.
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for Infants and Children.

"oastoriaissowellada adapted to children that
recommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A.ARcHER, NJ. D.,
Iii So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, NE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-09
Ugly Girls.

Nest ugly girls have something pretty
about them. and the few who know that
they cannot claim eve. this limited endow
ment become pathetic TO men u a generous
mind, exciting pity, and we all know what
pity Is akin to under favorable couditiouA
recall maiden Of this stamp who s>-
cured handsome and devoted husband BY
her very hcpclessncss Of winning his prefer
ence by tue tender humility Of her worship
Of himself Living in the same house, the
constant appeal to his cLivalry bccams
more powerful q: last than all the varied
charms of other women be might have
won.
Ugly girls, however. generally carry their
consolatiea with them in blessed uncon-
scioasness q their want of good looks
Have we not all seen them stand before n
mirror noting the effect of n color or new
fashion with an undisguised expression
Of admiration ON their facest-yery much
like the ugly young maa who ties bis
cravat and Smiles ut his innsge in the glass
with the comforting merA.s comment.
net handsome. bat tsscingtingr'
The statement that "nsii girls are gen
orally left - rim 10 waste as unspprs-
Priatcd biessisgs.' is not supported hs evil
dence. Who has net met wives ~ usiy -
sav old maid 10 his list Of acousinf&ncesf
Ii Is safe 20 make the bread generalization
that an ugly girl. ell ether things ieing
eousi, is likely 10 have fewer Oilers than =
pretty GER. but gate ax likely 10 receive
the one osser which viii make her happy
vile II r0ay be doubted whether a pln-
rsi;ty Of lovers IL al unrnised advantage ~
girl. one GOOD lover. the eiees man, at
traced to her By AFFINITY IN its hiehes
sense. IL forever enough. FRANCIS Albert
Doughty in LlpIincots's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-09

The New EHgssnd, Middle and Western
stasess and these stztes bordering the
Mississippi and Missouri rivers would
have nearly seaAl market facilities
With the states bordering TIE Atlantic
ocean. besides ineoupaFably greater
9aeilitiss among Themselves. The direct
advantages Afforded by these canzss
wculd be the better distribution
OF prosperity. the mitigation of adver-
slties, AID 10 give force and effective
meas 10 state railroad laws. should
Canada place armed cyuisers on the
lakes 10 protect y her fishing rights. as
she has announced her intention OF
dong, il would compel rs 10 build
armed vessels suitable for those waters.
II We had the canals thisexpense would
be spared. dhs people's party might
hope TO have their existence indeiibly
stamped upon the pages OF history, II
that impraetczble and illv-considered
plank IN their platform, fsvoring gov
eminent ownership Of railroads, was
replaced by a plank favoring the con-
struction OF these vastly more impor-
tsns and valuable waterways. Even
the democrats might tighten the gloom
Of failure surrounding their efforts, #
they could be induced TO turn their
now infatuated gaze from the billion
dollar congress and contemplated econ
omies. toward the growing necessity of
this needed addition to the wealth OF
the nation. AS peace measure these
canals would prove Of inestimabie
value. As war measure their strategic
usefulness would enable us to defy the
combined powers of Europe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-09
poos-BELL RINGING.

There has been considerable CON-
plant of late at the annoyance caused
to householders by the careless ringing
OF their door-bells by book agents and
others who have no sufficient excuse,
and who ought to be taught the rights
of people to their private homes. II
takes something more than mere
earthly saintliness for busy house
wife 10 leave her general housework.
or her kitchen with the principal dish
in . crisis. take oil her apron. wash her
hands. smooth her hair, rush to the
front door and find an agent or aci-cu-
lar announcing that Mr.. - the popu-
lar grocer has some extra family flour,
or some other superior article to which
his customers, or that the next lecture
on the grip in the planetary course vii
be held on the following evening. These
annoyances are becoming too uumer.
Gus 10 be tolerated. No sarcsfcation
on earth will enable a housewife 10 "a
back TO her culinary duties after such
q distraction with perfectly un,ufiled
temper. We know of precisely such
cases and We hope that those who are
engaged IN this business, and thus re-
spenssbls. will do what they can to put
an end to the nuisance. The news
paper Is the proper channel through
which to present. the advantage OF
your goods. over those of Others IN case
you have any, thus the lady OF the
house can read what you have to say
at her leisure moments. Doubtless the
bays employed are often aloas &c
bIst,e, bat they should be especially
causonsd against making public NUS
ances of themselves in this way. Many
families have been 50 pestered. thai
they will not answer the bell even
when friends are ringingIt.