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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

bright, pretty girl, twcnty-ona years old.
who hes taken up the line OK business
followed by Ter father. She was born
in Montreal. Her parents moved to
Chicago when sLa was young. The
great fire swept away al their properly,
and they came to Cincinnati. Miss
Eulda was educated partly in tho public
schools and partly by private tutors. ~
the t..ae of her fathers death she was
too young TO continue his business. ana
when she decided TO become Il customs
bro,,ec (cae Only one of hex sax in The
United 3tates) she found She must be-
gin anew, for the business bailt I'D b.
hes father had scattered and there was
sharp competition III the field.
She went boldly ogt into the business
world, made the acquaintance pf her
fathers ola patrons and sought now
ones for her cv-n. 1t was hard battle
for young gill, bu. che wen the fight
and new controls an extensive and
profitable business. attending 10 al ting
importing OF several OF TIC largest CT
the firms OF the Queen City. The goods
arc consigned direct to her, she t!gacss
up the duty, pays the same and delivers
the goods to the proper parass. II Is a
business of extraordinary difficulty Iii
detail. She must know the different
ratings; she figures the duty on every
manner CT goods from every country
under the san. The bills ere made ont
in the particular coin OF the realm from
which the goods come. She mast re-
dEce that to United States currency.
She must keep herself posted in all tar
III laws and regulations, and follow the
legislation of congress IN regard to all
changes in the customs and tariff laws.
The government officials applaud the
neatness. exacsaess, care and dispatch
of all her work in :; business for which
few inea are as well qualified.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

geEerzl v sfczcf IS--& Ezzl s--fs14t r IA 9oss
tas easesz. Esaesoness yoaas "a ever
Aarn. 1a&ts al bosa, however. end
Ens not - al stack o. nay sAa2s
Thsy allowed e&t u carry nls sgoEnd
. tew minutes last sveaing. aid yoa'i
a-thought be owDed tie earth Re said
he could walk with ne for a wees. sad
/ Just gurglsd Rsu dTs2 - sss4eiAiag
before Re = a week ol1sr. ] kEyaet said
snnrh thus far. bas I've Done heap o.
thanking Just the s2Es. | dent propose
10 tzke 23yanssEe Ct the baby sct nach
!engsr. E.d row with the nurse ard
Aaa 70 give il Esatsn, bat net con-
Srszed-
Fonsth Week. told you IA do Il and
did. Tia night sitter ths nurss lsft
taok up that unfinished business with
dad. and along about o'clock in ths
morning hs was the siekeSt mza You
ever saw. dlda't want 10 XII him ia
oas night and 80 saved acme of hi-a over
fag tbs sezt. Cole. yoa know. AL
bS 5sss kavs il sd wasn't going 20 lie
iefg cut. alcls. saEira.s, wrlggies. sells,
with dad trcstsng up and down Uzta hs
anally shook his FIST under my noe and
Lopsl I'd Gle.
Then lss up little. but I've got lot
more cole saved up. Tbs happy grin
has qEite vanished from Lis face and
they say Go has lost five posada I'aai's
all righl. propose 10 take a had IN
from this t;sne on. If the Cd na=a gels
cut 10 lodge or checker party again
this winter you jast ask ne how /. hap
pened. lln Keeping the run OF things
under TIE psoper dates. and uow and
then III dich yoa up half a col'smn o. so
and let yen know who's running the
house. Dad may 20 any day nezt week.
but rs for rie I've CONS to stay.-Chi-
caro Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

bssed-eurailag dscisra tees. New that
tAs eistaTs.nx question 70 At fess
= . proper 20 felleltste Ourselves upsa
TIE sAepy tsE1l.laEioa- War sslA
Cad weaId have been q espl0r4b.s
esIastrspEs. for i seuld have iEyelsea
as In . series Of altar consequences
from WHICH it weGld be dE3c9lt 20 ez-
trieats ourselves Ii nay De taken for
settled that tue Preparations for war
IN the navy yzEus Viii b sasr
beaded and tat oax warships ordered
- cruise in cnillsa waters will % or
esred 10 fetarn. Already fierce &c
men employed aitAs Bostsa navy yard
hAs been dismissed. 0re resust sure 60
follow the scare will De 10 turn qua
attention to the navy and the seTk OF
strengthening oaT forces silt BE pushed
forward with greater energy than ever
before. THIS result will be worth some
thing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28
fsday 10 ~iii Be generally far
xifa sss.ts psaas.


One reading the testimony given by
Clerk Mlnehia bslors the Wright In
ssssizating COMMITTEES yesterday can
ssms 70 Dut one conclusion IN regard
10 TIE clerks CHEZ. kruse. Tbs clerk
himself sAys that kruso 10 not coupe
tent person TO discharge the duties OF
hls once. With thss testimony, from =
witness whose employment and per
ssnAi ASSOCIATION with krus- qualities
him 10 kn3w whereof ne speaks, kruss
stands N light that sheds no lustre
upon his fitness for the important Office
DC holds. In the case of Wright the
committee will deal according 10 the
proof OF the charges now before 10. As
to Kruss II has no jurisdiction. and The
HERALD, therefore, takes occasion
again 10 enter IL protest against per
hitting him TO draw another days
alary. Minchln's testimony, II It
shows anything, shows stnAs krusc
Is . liar. IL Also shows, II i.
shows anything, that he is dishonest.
IL also shows. If 1t shows anything, that
be entered into . conspiracy to cheat
The city. II also shows. II il shows any
thing. that ne ordered his clerk 20
make entries IN the public records OF
his Office, contrary 10 the rules OF good
business management and for the pur-
pose OF hcodwinking the investiga ting
committee. The HERALD has nc
knowledge upon which to base an
opinion as to the reliability OF Min
chin's testimony; but il II is true and
IL is given under the sanctlty OF an
oath, the duty OF Mayor Unl is plain
and unmi.takabie- Kruse should be
summarily dismissed pending investi-
CATION. If suen a course Is not pur-
sued. then public officials may staud
charged with lying, swindling, cheat
ing and false entry without any fear of
lrraignment. Ii 10 q sorry common
tary upon the conduct OF our city at
fairs when public officers. charged with
the faithful performances of their
duties, conspire to exc \ few dollars
from the eity's psuper fund and then
with brazen impudencc declare that It is
nobody's business but their own. Il
savors strongly OF taking the pennies
from dead mans eyes and then kick
ing the corpse because they were not
nirkeis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

:, Agnes Herndon is attracting large
audiences at Rednond's tins week
which pay deserved tribute to her act
ing in LA Belle Marie.' The usual
matinee will be given day.
The olio bill at Smiths this week is
beng well patronlzed. Matinees are IN
order tomorrow and Saturday.
The entertaining and ever welcome
Hermann, aided by Ime. Hermann,
will he tee attraction At Powers next
Monday and Tuesday nights. What
constitutes the charm and lnsures tue
success OF Herrmann's Wort, is his al
mirable faculty OF entertaining his au-
dience while performing his difficult
teats OF leserdemsln, with little comedy
interpretations and bits OF by play. that
serve the double purpose of amusing
his audience ard dlstracting their at
tentioa from his nnble and expert
sieight-of-hsnd work. His program
this season includes, besides his latest
illusion ..Ssrobeika." New Black Art"
"Le Cocoon" "a Slave Girl's Dream, -
and Abdul Kahn. an oriental fakir.
The sale of seats viii open tomorrow
morning.
Modjesl,a, the great Polish actress,
who Is 10 stranger Ia the lovers CT
legitimate acting, will he at Powers
Grand next Wednesday ard Thursday
evenings. The patrons OF this theater
have by vote elected that Manager
Iathrop shall select "Macbeih" aud
Marie Stuart" as the bills for this
engagement. ModjeSka Will be sup.
p rtet by the following players: T. B.
10 A
Rogers. Beaumont Smith, Howard
Kyle, Delaney Barclay. George Hazel
ton. Jules Cluzette, Wadswortb Harris,
Robt. p. Carter, w. a. Shaw, Frank
Vincent. Kate Meek, Mrs. Beaumont
Smith. Miss Helen Jones, and Miss
Edith Meek.
Manager Burrouchs' date hook calls
for the production OF the popular mel
odra'natlc aquatic play. "The Paymss-
ter" az Rcdmond's theater, beginning
next Sunday evening.
Remenvl, surrounded with com
pany of tine muslcal artists. will give
one Of his Incompatible performances
on tho violin at Hartman hall tomor.
row night. Remenyi's program will be
one which will engage and please all
tastes, the selections being made with n
view OF catering to the masses as well
a. staia eonnosseurs Of mus c. The sale
Of seats will open at the Ottawa stree,
box offise this morning.
Geary's museum is drawing large
audiences this week. Leroy Millsrd
the musical genius, was barn and raised
IN this city. and has been before the
public for years, yet this ~ hrs first ap'
pesrsncc here. HIS parents, who live
III ioDis, never saw their son On the
stage until Tuesday evening, when
they we're present IN the thester with
several relatives. "Jo-Jo," the Rus.
sian wonder, is underlined for mex;
week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

Germany Aas 10 60 locomotives
Discomfort is the pee il your ssce thas
acrts-
Count Herbert Bismarck is ooatenpist-
ing visit 20 America.
There are $50 eco siagefs ia the ehciss q
ths Church oi England.
TIE output Of ssbossos frora the Cana
dian mines last ye2r MAS !. co tors
The output Of petroleum. Ia this country
for October WIS nearly s,Coe. eco bsggsaz.
People who blow their own Lerr.s do not
always furnish good Music for ether peo-
pie
Virginia has fully 5000. 900 acres of
arabs land lying Idle. Il IS owned by large
lard holders.
The largest chicken r1nch In tie world
Is said 10 be CT al island IL EsL.IghaIa
hay, Puget sound.
Seine men ere grasping enough to wan,
to sulslis..e the clay thes ere made Of and
sell !. Tor town lots.
TIE heart 81 Gauibctta was deposited re-
| Gently be2tciA u statue CT hi;a which las
been erected 10 Far.s.
Emperor William s latest hunting cxpa
dition At OvertgsiCok was L.1se IL 4 car
| riage drawn by four white horss
In the lest year the copper mines Of Ike
weenaw point, Lake superior, produced
| io5, Isl oco pounds Of refined copper
The capacity fer true friendship IS ra-.
| and precious quality Possessed alnaos. ez-
| clrsiyely by certain OF the brute creation.
The man who !orge.s himself In his sec-
rifices for others is not as great Is he who
makes the sacrifices remembering himself.
4 trip up Pixies peak by the new rail
| way Is sGi,l 10 be too much Tor oae cut os
every 200 people, OF account Of the rarcGal
cir
| Rev DR. Jenckcs. OF I.aianapo,is, HIS sew.
| on,y proofs that the world Will e;id il ten
years, and lie gets sixty-r.Ee Of them from
| the Iibic.
| In New York city there are abou. a
| dozen perfume manufactures. bSc!ceS a
| score OF others who make imitation e.
| tracts ard odsJs.
! 4 brass camel bearing it's lamp burden
| Between its humps is holiday novelty,
ami bronze elephant supporting also a
light giving howdah is another.
By y. ay Of JOKE man, uapeFceivei, ey.
| tracscd Il hottie from a fellow passengers
| pocket in atrsm ca. near Dutlin and drnnl;
some Of the contents, believing IL 10 ii
| whisky. Ii tGraed out TO be poison. eGas-
Ing his Death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

With the statement that the Chilian
government has made shises apology
and submitted 70 the terms demanded
BY this government, there will come =
sense at relief. The hrs; and only re-
lisels information concerning the "a.
tar. Of Chih's reply was given 70 The
public yesterday b. Secretary Blaine.
The sensational dispatches printed IN
der heavy headlines were The erssturee
OF Imagination, the preducssof The bitter
strife wag-d ny and between the new
axanc,es . scers SCOOPS" en- 90. a.
ether. All that has been published
concerning Chris reply could hsvs
been conceived IN The Office e an
nevsp&eer having ca its stall sfss
less news s'fskn.r The gues~es. hew
s~sr. have been partly confirmed b.
Secretary Risine's statement. and IN
"f.k1rs' viii - forgiven Zoe taelf = "a
snd picturesque forecasts saa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28
GRIP To m INVESTIGATED.

England will ut once be subjected to
. close scrutiny to ascertain the cause
OF the influenza. Its history, symp-
toms and effects viii be inquired into
and . final report viii be made upon
the findings of the most eminent phys
biologists of that country. The com
mission is the outcome of . decision
made by the royal court, after the
death of the Duke of Clarence. to
locate the source of the Devastating
disease and If possible to adopt proper
sanitary regulations to check us mer-
CHESS rsvazes among the people. The
action OF the government is a wise one,
for 1t will directly shield the people
from the igrorsncs OF the practitioners
who. beginning At aconite prescribe
every drug IN the Pnsrmacoepia down
TO Zinfandel, as . remedy for
the pulling, exssperanng and
unmsnsgeable malady. IL 10 surprIs-
ing what q vast amount eff ignorance
concerning the grip exists among the
members OF the medical fraternity
With the epidemic widespread In this
country for the second or third time,
the physicians know little more about
it than on its first appearance. II one
- suffering from cold in the head, a
slight irritation of toe bronchial tubes,
. soreness in the lungs, n gripping of the
bowels, . pain IN the head or an ache
IN the big toe. the average physician
unsssitAtlngly pronounces il . case OF
the grip, and the patent is hustled into
bed and swsthed Ia hot cloths and
mustard plssters until ne resembles a
boiled lobster. When a genuine case
OF the grip pfostrates . man
the doctors arc all At sea
aud arc forced 10 admit that they are
,n hopeless ignorance OF methods or
remedies for treatment, and resort 10
the only means At hand to effect cure
experiment. II this royal commission
shall learn the cause of the epidemic,
locate It's exsct hase of attack and
clearly define its symptoms. It's gu blu
CATION by medicine will follow in . few
months; but until then the grip vii
Asfie the skill and learning of the
medical world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28
No sanann.s. rhere.

"Yoa don't have steyc's pruncs here
every day. DO yoglg" asked the new
hoarder OF bunker. IS TIE ito left the
table.
'.Oh, no. replied isoker. "irs
Small servcs coed vasseiy. We had
ssewed prgines today. Tomorrow We
shall be likely TO have prlne pie: next
Cay pure sauce. then prnn. turnover,
followed by praae msrsngue and prune
rolls. Oh. no: there's no sauercss hcrcr
-Harpcrs Bazaar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

81 y - t0ae64y
int qrlten
S1zail holes must
b c b Z z n . q
through each cad
Of each section.
aasr " h.cb . Tag
G: bright yellow
ssk or satin i
made kad the CO.
AT pieces
FIRST faSseaed 10
getherby tbs bot
tom holes with
yellow ribbon.
are pla,e1 around
Tie bag, which
prosrcdes IN care
less puts from
between the sec
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28
A easYs DIARY.
Dad Liked 1t nj First bat TIE Soon Got
Tired.

Tired.
Firs. WEEKS near as I an able 70
judge from appearances my arrival hss
kicked up qaito an excitement in the
household 1 have been weighed and
the figures were given at eigh. pounds.
hare also been carefully inspected and
have beca pronounced SQUAD in wind and
livah It's GO Is far "a am concerned
Ny Young Cad seems 10 be tickled
half 10 issth. Whsn be heard ! was
a boz he went cut hack cf the house and
jumped on his hat for JOY. II don't
make him jamp for some ether cause
before Get over this rcdness Of complex
len then zen rnsy play marbles On my
bald heasl
Sec9nd Week.-Mrs. Is here yet and
I'm on ry good behavior. She looks
20 ne lie a woman who wouldn't take
much sass frota youngster. and don't
Pant = row uasil my muscle works up q
Title more. Several parties In to see
rae. End hal % listen 20 TIE usual cen.
rrasulatians Sorne t2ik az bringing me
90 en- bsstls, bot m have something
- say ahont that later on I'm lying
isr End taking things easy. Dad IL ssh
alsing arusad with = grin 90 bis feca
Nhfu ha remarked that | wss just tbs
iefesf ssa rsoss eo0a nasnr-d baby ~
~ ghiosEo ! cstne reag swing myself
as away There's = sefrftke In store
r tast hsya~ ard itJ he him lise 3
n e hf.ek.
Thira sFseh fverythinz 500 Nnrse
tafuss'ny right she hrsxs aipsat
st sigtls aefiihs sns. bat she's iaie
fes waera Ip saits SIRE she taia
tfasss ue ReSis tsep eesalnz IN -
aaw sss exsr saA iees sac! fseA Ths
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

Ons OF The pssnielous customs that
has fastened Itself like baraacle on 20
the regisser o. deeds ONCE Is the prsc-
tee OF withholding from the newspa-
pers, when request - made, the trans
fers of reAi sse2ts by mortgage or deed.
Tie very purpose for which the Office
sas created Is TO give public notice o.
such transfers. and 10 establish IN
questioned and unquessionaole proof
OF ownership OF land. Tho books IN
which thoss transfers are recorded arr
open 10 the public daring legal bust
ness hours, and the humblest citizen
has the statutory right to examine
them. The register Is custodian OF
them only. and he has no author
ity IN law To deny any person
access thereto upon any pretext what
ever. The present register of Kent
county is q courteous gentleman and
discharges the duties of MS office IN a
satisfactory manner, but he has fallen
heir to the practice of closing his books
to newspaper reporters whose duties i
is 10 ascertain the number aud nature
OF transfers recorded in his Office.
He lustihes his action by say
ing that che has been requested
10 suppress certain conyeyances. T"
II IS these very conveyances that are OF
greatest interest TO the public. For in
stance: a man with good credit. owning
valuable property, may transfer all his
possessions today, and upon Offering
the instrument for record request that
i be held from the papers. Tomorrow
he may incur obligations to the extent
OF thousands of dollars upon the
strength OF his reputation of yesterday
and an innocent creditor may thereby
be mulcted. No honest and honorable
Transaction will seek obscurity and
oblivion. No transfer of real property
will be suppressed from the public
prints If it be honest, square and bona
hide.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28
snsh, DELAY.

Cara thought yoa s-rro % 20 walk
ing with Miss t,-osrrstn today; Didnt
she have a new walking costume last
from rRriss
Nan&e-Te2 Bat her d-eps1nakeT
snys u won't ~ doue uut1 tcEas-rov
Coax Revsew
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

CoSGREss will now settle down to the
daily grind of routine aud pleasant
anticipatons of the junket to Chicago
February %.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

DEsocR,ric editors unite 10 demand
ng that The fearless and patriotic
Esan shall Be recalled. It's a good
thin 9 ,hs, slr. Egan bad his IRISH with
aim, for he was brave aud dsuntless at
every stage OF the controversy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28
rn-lr.i.

Teacher-BoS6y. where do we Get Cur
enSars
Bsbby-Frorn TIE snv-r cane.
Tsacasr-CorTe1f. Now. Edward,
where - re ct orr soe-e
Edvsri-~Frvsn the sozps.one,-- Roch-
ester Pos Fx7rcss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

KALAMAZOO ana Jackson are both in
debt aad unable 10 nay fer their light.
Zach may yea % compelled 10 MOTT
gage their nope for the future to in
sure g certain supply OF slf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

WHiTELAw REID will resign his posi-
ton as minister TO France, and resume
his labors in the newspaper profession.
\ noble resol ution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

tons u sAell. A wide kesa and draw
strings at the TOP are used 70 hang II BY.
tie pieces OF shell being fastened by tlss
upper holes after the top has been drawn
IN place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

WILL Mayer uhl please take oficia,
notice that Mr. ksuse's clerk says tina,
Krase Is not competent? Will he also
read what else the young man swears
,12
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

Ir reported that Ben Butler has Re
saived 20 retire from pubic life st th,
close OF he anarchist trials. nsn'sfa
sare reputation would not have ssf
tered any Il ne bad carried cut "a
Easolntlon TsArs axs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

D;bbs-Row de do. BoSs Where's SIS?
Bob Csis' Neutrality-suspicious. shopping.
"What I'D she want"
"Nothin<T
Then why dill she 50 sho7pingT-
TO see If she coald find aBTthing that
would make her want something. ~
New York Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

Chcliy-swf whst enrcess cd vos
have o. vour kuutxe tsr>1fsioa. Feed
d.. seeh bevr la ~. tsTl hav rsuss
Fwesas No. haA 1efZ f>at asseo
ssse Il. ~ kasled fszs of TIE hanfinx
<o~s - TxafA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

KRusx isa very Interesting study. he
swsars IN one breath that 10 IL kind aud
gentle With the poor, and IN the next
shst ne don't care tiaker's red her
RAG f3r any hody.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

SEy YesK's assembly hssvery wisely
tceaes 10 z1i5iE representatives. q IKE
pless - executions ~ esseEr.esly. Tee
a.sszal. - keep repoEisrs Away from
legitimate neus has never yet beea sue
ee.Sfal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

DuRTSs all the toll and turmoil in
cident to the Gillian affair the voice of
Jerry Simpsoa was silent. Can il be
possible that re feared If he opened
MS mouth ne would put ono of bis bare
Feet into is2 Perish the thought.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

NEGOTIATIONS ara in progress for =
reconciliation between the Vatican aud
inc Austrisa government. The ea.
arrangement grew ogt Of political InteF.
ference. The Aussrisus are the mos
ssr PARTIES for a Cancellation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

Los ANGELES is telegraphng all over
the country that there is no grip there.
May be not. But there's real estate
agents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

Thar Buchanan RAN whe wanted 70
agAs Tor Uncle Sam AZ the drop Of tn
sss., vi. strut around The streets Of bis
n~t.ys Town and glory n the fac. taat
ae vas the nrst ssyolna teeF."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

snc graceful. ana II woEI1 Ne hard IN
assd nss - be interested II anything she
nlSht have ~ Say. J. u. .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

Win new life and energy and The
application of "horse sense" it 10 prob
able that the owasntanong club will
rise from is present complete ruin.
Its motto henceforth should DO to
make haste slowly''-very slowly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

ing 70 death the eAsrnss 81 Labrador
As a water resort Ea@y hseoae the
Isg.tiEa&ts sahiees for tie railway
ts1caaeg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

GEORGE HASLoS, of the famous Han
lon Bros, whose spectacular plays
have been before the public for years,
has shut his eyes to the glitter of the
footlights and will 60 into the pulpit.
lie will be able to preach with telling
effect If his sermons shall resemble bis
shNuu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-28

HERE'S warning TO the men who
drink whisky with other mems wives:
4 man named Barnes of Steubenvlle.
o., visited a neighbor's wife Sunday
nigh. ana drank at her solicitation Q
glass OF whisky. He was afterwards
seized with pans and thrown into con-
WILSON'S. A doctor was summoned
and declared that the mans limbs were
paraiysed by strychnine poisoning.
the injury will prove 10 be permanent.
Ii man desires to get "paraly.ed" in
the ordinary acceptation OF the term.
he will be wise If he takes his drink
with somebody other than his neigh
boris wife.