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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

good deal Of interest on the way. had
had 1t covered with . cloth. but that
had blown OF al the first corner. Then
the small boys had followed me and al
my aequaintances had met me, and When
saeaked up into Cur Tat ! feit as II
had stolen the turkey aud killed the
man who owned him Also the roast
ing pan was getting hotter instead of
cooler. IL had burned through the
cloths by which had been at first pro
tected, and, altogether, was IN great
and perspiring hurry. l burst into our
diniug-room with the turkey. l sup
posed that the room would be vacant,
but in fact all cur guests were assem-
bled. Our own turkey was on the
table. He had experienced . change Of
heart while was away, and Maude. in
desperation at my delay. had framed
some absurd excuse for my absence,
and had posted Norah in the hall To tell
me what the story was and prepare me
To enter gracefully. OF course Norah
had gone into a trance in some other
part of the premises
In the face of this calamitous ex-
posture Maude and l made q full and
humble confession. l told the whole
truth for the first time in my life, and,
do you know, that it has since become
habit with me? Try it yourself next
Thanksgiving day. and you will have a
new and unusual cause for Thanksgiv-
ing. HOWARD FIELDING.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
IT IS NOT TRUE
And the Exact State OF
Things Should BE
Known.
We Wish Here and Now to Set
Right a Very False Matter.
We Have the Proof and Evidence
az Hand to Perfectly Settle
All Doubt.

False notions Nmet.mes become
deeply rooted.
There is an extremely false idea
prevalent among the peope that inner
tied consumption or an inherited weak
and delicate condition Is necessarily
sure at some time to prove fatal.
This 10 decidedly and emphaticaliy
wrong and leads to fears and appre-
tensions upon the part of persons who
thus inherit weakness OF the lungs.
tendency to cough. catarrh. or bron-
chlsl Irritation. or feeble, delicate Oh
depiiitated constitution.
Of course if such weak condition OF
the iungs or enfeebled state OF the
body Is neglected, consumption and
premature death will almost surely re-
suit. But by observing proper care
and making use of the proper means,
All danger Can DO averted and good
health and strength maintained.
In proof of this now we'll established
fact We have known many affected
people. or those having naturally wesk
and delicate constitutions, 10 continue
in sound health by keeping the blood
good. the nerves strong and the diges-
ton perfect by using that great health
and strength giver. DR.. Grecne's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy.
Many such cases are constantly oc-
curing, but We will here cite only one,
a most wonderful restoration from IN.
herited consumption, which came
uncer our personal observation. This
lady, Mrs. Addie 1. Crsgg, of l0l North
Portland avenue, Brooklyn, n. Y,
stated the facts to us personally, and
we VII give them to our readers in hel
own words:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

through the streets in that thingr TIL
make them put II into a paper bag"
OF ye do, it'n be shtone cold when
re get back aCin." said Ncrah. ''and
wid the oven "a IL is this day. it'll freeze
before We can warrura it
But declined 70 take The platter. II
necessary would bur one at the res
taursnt ny that device should have
- carry IL only one way. remembered
with fov that there vas . restaurant
right around the corner. True. ID was
the worst one in our ward. and any tur-
key obtained there would doubtless be
tougher than an ostrich. but deter
mined % risk L rather than increase
the distance which mcst travel Tn
happily they had 10 roast turkey -
sell AL their fowls had been con-
summed ~ their patrons earlier in the
day. triei several other places with
eossi success Time was rushing on.
E~ery cleck which I ssw IN a ssore win
dow was ~ least twenty lninutes fast.
just because fate vas determined 90
sara The life out Il aaS. Finally
fonnd = whole bird for sale. I
Bought Rim. and a roasting pan 90 carry
hssn IN. and few extra sihlets for luck.
ana anythinr else y hiea she cupidity Of
th- proprietor eouid sssrg-st-
Il was dare not sav how late. when
IreEuraed. Tie ta<key bad excited .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
An Old Custom.

The origin Of the custom of burying
people with their heads to the west is
unknown. From ages back races in al
parts of the world have buried thei,
dead with their heads to the west; not
invariably, however, but with grea,
uniformity. Probably the remote origin
lies in the belief of an immortality and
q resurrection, typified by the return o.
the sun every morning. The dead art
buried SO that when the time come:
they may face the sun, which will wake
them. The first pastor of the church
at Easthampton, N. Y, it may be re
marked, directed that he be buried
with his head to the east, SO that at tn,
resurrection he might face his congre
CATION; but so general is the custom o.
burying with the head to the west t,.e
this direction is noted as an instance O.
the minister's ccoentricity
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

Hendrick Hudson sailed up the bay-I
would call upon him Friday morning,
aud dx him so that he couldn't distin-
guish himself from his own sausage
meat at thirteen cents a pound i then
took the turkey and his ante-mortem
statement regarding It.
BY one o'clock of Thanksgiving day
our guests had arrived. There were Mr.
and Mrs Leland. who were boarding
then. and were naturally glad To come
To a nice homeiilSe place such as our fiat,
where at least the meat is carved in
full view Of the audience. and they can
See plainly 20 eat. even II they do not
dare 70 ask for a. much "a they want
There were two lady art students, cous-
ms 81 my wife. who were studying
painting with Sig. Tomslli land one. |
fear. with Mime. Fowler. the complex
ION artistl The party was completed
By two bachelor friends who had come
on my assurance that the festivities OF
the day should be opened with Manhat-
tan cocktails all around
In the interval before dinner / en-
deavored 90 make II pleasant for these
people. while Maude, at the other end
81 the fat. was making II very lively
for our cook Presently Mauds came
into the parlor again with a cheerful
suliis for our guests ! know that sraile:
have seen IL . great many times IL u
good enough 10 deceive strangers with.
bat II always informs me thas The deuce
il - pay IN the kitchen When Msude
smiles that way it b an even bet that
the cook Il shining down the rear fire
escape fJr her life. A soon a. the con
~entionalities Of high society would
permit. asked Maude privately what
was The exact nature 81 the calamity.
"IIowtly. she whispered. "the turkey
isn't done That stup,d cook has let the
6re get lo~F. and dinner viii be late.
Keep these peoples minds occupied with
sornethiuz while L so out and hurry
things up.
did my best ~ occupy their minds.
and II they would rather have had tur-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24


81 had poor health for several years.
Have been under the treatment OF
many doctors, but they did me no
good. The more medicine took. the
weaker / grew; was so bad at last that
could not eat or sleep, and had a
cough that almost racked me to pieces.
| had pains In my chest which made
breathing very difficult.
"As my father, brother and sister
had died with consumption, l thought
my time had come. With much pleas
ure and gratitude, l can now say that
l have been entirely cured of my
troubles by DR.. Greene's Nervurs blood
and nerve remedy.
"My appetite is excellent, food
digests easily, sleep is refreshing, and
altogether l feel restored to health
once more.
81 most earnestly recommend DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy to all who are afflicted with
obstinate chronic, nervous or painful
diseases. l have recommended 1T. to
many sufferers, and am pleased to say
that it has given general satisfaction
We should certainly advise those
who have any weakness OF the system
whatever to Immediately use this
remedy. 1t will make you we'll and
strong again. 1t is not one of the SO
called patent medicines, but is . physi.
clan's prescription, the discovery
indeed OF one of our most eminent and
successful specialists in curing chronic
and long-standing diseases, DR.. Greene
of 80 W. l4th street, New York. Tn.
doctor can be consulted free, personal.
ly or by letter, and this fact alone
guarantees the great value of the
remedy. All druggists keep it for &l.0t
per bottle and it Is purely vegetable
and harmless.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

We have aimed high for Glove resulis
aud have hit the mark. With one hand
We take the Gloves directly from the
makers in France, England, Germany
and America-with the other hand
serve them 10 you. Hardly dealer in
this land gets closer 70 the glover than
The buyer OF single pair of gloves Ut
our counter. Ii means good Gloves, q
great stock, the freshest styles and con-
sistent prices aiways. Myriads OF
shades ere shown TO match any color
OF dress material.
Glace Gloves for street wear.
Long suede Gloves for evening or
party wear. in white and ail light tsnts.
Taking are those new 4-button P,Que
Stitched Gloves IN all shades Of tan,
English. red, ETC.. for street wear.
They are sensible, durable and quite
the rage. Soc them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

business from Chicsgo a. southwestern
Missouri uysr points AID points inter
mediate while &c vas suo5ees q the
Ealss and regulations Of the 4ssociA-
ton Unless the ASSOCIATION would
therefore release ths Santa re from
the obllx2tlcE1s Of observing the reguiA-
E0ns of the association. the chairman
mast consider that as rnal notice OF
10 withdrawal, &c requires 10 De re-
leased for At least SIX molths-
Chairman Caldwell Al once replied
that be had dOexeiAd the matter Tor
consideration a. the next nesting OF
the association The sznte te viii not
vail for the regular meeting. however.
It wants decisive action At once, and
the general opinioa now u that spec
iAl msetinx sill be called ~ an early
day 10 take this notice OF the santa Re
into confederation. Nobody believes
that the other roads viii consent 10 re-
lease tie Santa Fe from the observance
OF the agreement. while members OF
tie ASSOCIATION further incline 70 the
opinion that the ASSOCIATION cannot &c
continued with both the ssnts Re and
the Alton On the outslde. Dissolution,
therefore, seems 20 DO inevitable
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
AMERICAS POPULATION.
10 More Than Doubled Between the Years
1850 aud 1850.

10 More Than Doubled Between the Years
1880 aud 1880.
Our population was, when Nautilus
wrote, doubling at the rate of once in
twenty-five years We have never had
q uniform registration of births and
deaths, and our national census is
taken once only in ten years; so that
we cannot tell for any period the exact
annual increment of population or say
how much is due to excess of births
over deaths, and how much to immigra-
ton. The increase in the last decade
of last century was 1910 per cent,
and for the first decade of this 30. So
per cent, probably the most rapid
gains in population from natural
causes-for the immigration during
these twenty years was but slight-of
which we have any record. In these
two decades there may easily have
been, right along, AZ births per 1000 in
habitants, and not over 20 deaths, Civ
ing a natural increase of more than 8
per cent. As the struggle for existence
increases in severity families diminish
in size, marriages are less frequent or
entered into at a later age and popula-
ton does not grow so rapidly. Our
progress as a nation is greatly due to
the natural wealth of our country, ac-
cording to writer in the North Ameri-
can Review. Even now we have of
persons over seventy only IA in 1000,
where France has 81, while females
within the twenty-five years of possible
maternity number Is or 10 per cent,
instead of IS, which is the average.
During the fifty years from 1890 to 1910
our population doubled twice. The av-
erage per cent. of our entire national
increase has been 1877 per decade ever
since 1900. Excluding the war decade
it has been SO. 95 per cent. Aside from
the people who have come to us with
territorial acquisition, we seem to have
gained about &c per cent. yearly ever
since this century began. Between
1850 and 1850 we went from 90, l91, s76
TO so, 1878 That is, we more thar
doubled during those thirty years in
spite of the war
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
BOUGHT THE Il" ROAD.
How The Canadian Pacific Secured an
Entrance 70 Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-it Was currently
reported in Chicago financial circles to-
day that the real purchasers of the
Lake Street Elevated railroad Is the
Canadian Pacific railway. Ii Is well
known that tue Canadian Pacific has
for some years been anxious 10 secure
an ind epsndent entrance into Chicago,
instead OF beng, as 1t is now, renter
of trackway and other facilities for
conducting lts business from the Wa
bash railroad, and the opinion prevails
that the Canadian Pacific has been be-
hind The IL" road from It's conception.
To purchase . right-ofway into the
heart OF tho city would cost a. least
go 0o0. 600. whereas, tue II" road will
not cost one-fourth OF that suin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

gan to tell a story which he had read in
morning paper. IL related to gem
tlenan named Smith, who was trying
10 starve himself to death IL a western
penitentiary. Then the other young
venture of a poor sailor, who. after
floating nine days on raft in mid
ocean, became so wild with hunger
that he ate mp the graphing iron
which was thrown to him from a pass
ing vessel. Cannibalism was the next
subject introduced, and very lenient
views were expressed regarding this
practice.
Another half hour passed, and stiii
there was no sign of dinner. All the
clocks on the block struck once. Maude
was in the kitchen again. Presently
heard her moving about in a little room
which is separated from the parlor by
sliding doors We have n system of
secret communication from this room.
Leaning in a graceful and easy attitude
against the frame of the folding doors
could hear what Maude was saying in
the other room, but it was not audible
to the others
THAT turkey will never be done"
she said. Its what you call hoodooed.
And there isn't another single thing TO
eat in the house, and no time to cook it
even II we had anything"
This was agreeable intelligence, but
I was forced to receive it without q
change of countenance. for I was facing
our guests, and, indeed, was obliged to
talk all the time in order to cover the
sound of Maudes voice on the other side
of the wall
There's only one thing 70 be done"
whispered Maude. IL shall simply die
IL we have 70 keep these people waiting
any longer. It's nearly four o'clock"
So il was; and I knew that If those
clocks got started again they would de-
stroy the last remnants of my self-con-
troll.
You must 60 out and buy roast tur-
KEY" Maude continued. Get it from o
restaurant and hurry right back with it,
for those people are simply starving.
| I'll be In there in q minute, and then
you run out as fast as you can and get
the turkey"
A few minutes later. when got out
| into our hall, the cook was waiting for
me with a large platter.
Blast the platter" said l. "Do you
think I'm going to carry turkey
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

KEY with cranberry szace tnAn my con-
versasion l am Dcst responsible for their
lack Of intellectual appreciation Pres
entity Ms1de returned. smiling even
more s~eesfy than before. l began -
be afraid that the IRE had gone out en-
tirely Hastily excusing myself l went
- the AitsAea.
well. Norah.s said I, whats the
matter with the tsrkeyy'
The turnkey do be all right" re-
piled this discriminating descendant Of
Fin Ma-Cool. but the ovens as cold AZ
. sbtons-"
The DIRE needs To be stirred up" said
/. and grsspsd the poker. Then lei
20 Of IL A galvanized iron poker can
maintain an appearance Of perfect calm
while nourishing the most violent and
resentfui emOtions
why in the name Of Sam Hill didn' I
you tell me the poker WAS hotY
yelled
because ye found il out immejetly
for yeself," said Nora. with asperity.
wrapped handkerchief around the
poker, carried it % the sink and
planged IL into large pan of water.
My hand went in with il. The water
was boiling hot Apparently the oven
was the only cold place IN our entire
culinary system. and this reflection
brought my thoughts back to the tur-
key. l cooled the poker with water
from the pipe and then attacked che
fire! have had as little acquaintance
with kitchen ranges as is possible in q
state of matrimony, but the man that
makes them could not find their hot
spots with more thoroughness and dis
patch than did on this particular oc-
easiOn- IL the turkey had been as well
done as my right hand when all was
over should not have hesitased 70 or
der il served. BAndages concealing lib
eral daubs of glycerine and cold cream
oraamented the wounded member when
returned TO the parlor.
Presently one of the young men be
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
"A Most
Unusual Thing,

To clip the prices on Underwear 90
early IN the season. No matter, here
are some random shots that will make
the Underwear market shiver:
rs dozen Lxdise' Natural and White
Vests aud Pants ~ 5sc, from 75c.
10 dozen Children's White Jersey
Ribbed Combination Suits NJ half price.
soc.
Is dozen LADIES' White Jereey Ribbed
Continuation suite, from Ills down To
&l.00.
60 dozen Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests
lsmall Sizes. from so down one-half
to 75c.
These prices should c&use a rush 1T
the Underwear Counter all the week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
The WatsP Spider.

The water spider, which spends mos,
BILE of air for breathing on the unde,
side of its body, and when this air Is
exhausted it comes to the surface TO,
more. 1t is enabled to carry the al,
bubble beneath the under side Of it.
body, which is covered with tiny hair.
set SO close together that the surface
film Of water does not pass them, al
though the air does, and thus the air is
imprisoned among the hairs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
Here is a
Sensation.

The only place in the store where you
can get Fancy Drese Stuffs that have
been in stock even three months is at
the Remnant Counter-and they're
usually scarce there; but just now the
chance is exceptional.
The only way to get rid of them ie 70
make sharp bargains Of small lots. Bar.
gains are often the plumed knight of
merchandise. Lots that are broken
quickly become 90 because novel.
beautiful, rich, cheap. But fragments
or remainders must 60. Richness and
beauty cannot save them.
Beginning Monday morning We will
soll
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

And Domestic Cloths will Ereet you q,
the left, and y grand variety Of Dress
Goods at the right.
It's like wandering in . fairy land OF
fabrics to walk among them. Every
chapter, every sentence of the wondr Us
Dress Stuffs story for the cold season OF
1923 10 told here.
And the prices are Ne marveiously
little as the gathering 10 grandly great
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

NSwPoRr. K. l., Nov. 23.-This morn
ing tie funeral of Mrs. August Bel
mont Was held az the Belmont Memo
rial chapel, in the Island cemetery.
Ii was attended. besides the Immediate
family. by many c ttagers, who SILL
remain Eere zt their summer residences.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
The Imperial
PAPER Patterns.

With full szed paper models, have
taken deep root. and are already bear
Ing abundant fruit to eli who have tried
them. They treat Of the latest and
most reliable etyles, euch ~ are used bv
the leading modistcs Of the world and
brng the intricate labor of cutting and
fitting down TO mere simplicity. SO
much for the age we live In. Whstn next
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

To guard AGAINST frsud sod imposition
~ yr,st a.-s ~ rtr Fiaree's genuine medicines
ne-~ 81 thar woria fsples3 remedies only
thrvngh druggists. aatbarizesi ss s4euts. ard
l1s,far a r,eeffrs r-slrrsafss u ienefit cr
eva. 70 rrcrev refnusissi Aarborized sszents
e..f. can. a,sfsr tAFee Regulations, furnish
D. Pie~rris grsssfss rsi,r Ifes. waich away =
haze tepn. sre. sad always VII =, S'st a
me f7licwleg prfcs~
Dr Psefs~er colsa,n we~lfai fsiacn~rrv 'fAe
r~rreir FER IA cisssaus sri<sng frss,s irarflre
tf,sii Z - rsr bsfelz, nF Fiersss ftForifs
Psesrrletirn tl,s rssaNiv fcr ~osaAns ccrsnis
raak-,sssss and i,sranzense1stsl a.. e peT csf-
a. D. Pierpp's fieaesaf Pellets lrbe ertks-
MAJ ~ y Liver Fiils, Is cents p~s sisl
t<s.sass yoa peg salg fr tie ssoa yaa set
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
u. Edisea's FAMOUS PILLS AkO BANDS


cBIcAG0 foAHD OF fRADE
again write yVn 10 saw l have lost Is
pounds. making AZ pouads Let In 10 week by
UslAs bottles Of lar. Edison 5 Obesity Plls
and wears his Obesity Baud
Very truy yours. CHAgLts h. hINe-
Prof Hale. Chicago University, writes 10 the
thIcsg ! efaid Sc {. Is. lss2:
CorpGient men Shouts pay ssfne atleniion 10
reducing their Weight Wasn man Is
troubled with rheHmstism. dyspepsia. kidney
trouble or neryousns - the reducing oiweighs
is slower. until the ODexsty Pills nave cured
the disease that caused obesity. The pills
soften ard beauty the sSin o. the lace.
] am Il liberty 10 cite ease ia point tntef
my advice Mr.. Armour used al Edisen Obesity
Bana and bolt es II Pills and lost - pounds
In weeks Other patients have been equally
successful.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
WOULDN'T ROAST.
Howard Fielding Tells Thanksgiving

Howard Fielding Tells Thanksgiving
Day Story.
We were - have had dinner at f:3o
o'eicck-Thanksgiving dinner-a year
ago Half dozen guests had been in
vited 10 eat turkey with Us. and had ac-
cepted wikh an enthusiasm which led
Iae 70 order very large bird of our
butcher. told him that IL he attempt
ed 81 impose upon meas he had a few
days before. in the case of a chicken
which be represented to be of tender
gears. bat which in reality was the old
OF rooster on Manhattan Island when