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Route from Chicago 10 -. Paul. Min.
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offers Inducements wmch cannot be sur
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Tnsi TIE only Tine running both
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NarT Is .riiap Wa divorced n the
cirrp court yesterday r. IA ihoma.
Mfif1 llF. lie Was sfdere.i 10 Las q,
Per week 6Hfinx the l.ye> Of both
parus-. The decree va xrsltef on .re
gr0un1 q nab;,usi drunkenness aud
crl-.ty.
la A. smith has been appointed al.
~ sIrstrtr 0f the estate ~ James NJ.
-a fn. TEE estate - worth about
..
Tee @srflary repor; o. The clerk Of
tre r1peror court fled vesterc.v
saov< $50. % 80 sc.ed 10 fines and
CO-ft
~ =. fo.Es- Sas appointed adm ni.-
trat1r 81 tla estate - ~srsa 3. Maze
n place ~ " em Naxs. deceased.
TIE -xrcrtor's .xt1 aacuaf accslf.
o. the sstsfe 81 Aces Eatntlle vas A.
lowed lu probate court yesterday.
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An Opportunity Lost

Is never reganed, and while another opportunity may
present itself it not certain to do If YOU desire
to possess valuable souvenir, secure Columbian
Half Dollar of
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The People -. Reuben Skinner. q.
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PETER HAIT


| IL = 70 Ps-ru-na that he owes the life
and health which he enjoys today
without the shadow OF doubt
Thousands Of similar cases are cured
every year. ms ease was an unusual Y
chronic one and hence 4 took iongei
io cure .. j. - only exceptionally
difficult cases that requires anywhere
near such an extended treatment. i's.
ru-na rarely fails 10 cure any catarrhal
affections Of the head, throat or iuugs
from The = gntes; cold 10 the moe;
pronounced type of catarrhal cousump.
tpn-
For = complete treatise on catarrh,
coughs. colds. consumption and al
q seasss 81 winter. send for a copy OF
the "iirssFst-d il.. II LIE sent free
bg Tho fe-fs-na Drug Manufacturing
company, Columtu., Oaio.
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HILL COUNTRY OF MIDDLE FLORIDA!

where. on the oil cotton plantations the new
TOBACCO. STOCK FARM. VINEYARD aud
FRUIT Prar and Peach industries have
started INTO vigorous life: across the Suwaf-
nee river; through the ridge land of Central
Florida: among the STRAWBERRY FARMs
of LAWTEl. Sl4RkE aud WALDO: the
ORANGE GROVES reared In the regions
where nature noarished this fruit N It's Wild
state; through the beautiful LAKE COUNTRY
into the PHOSPHATE MINES Interpreted
about 0caia. Gainesville. Archer and along It's
Route. By the side OF famous SILVER
SPRING. Down To Orlando and kisslmmee
the .aieway Of the last Coast and the great
Sugar Country. Down TO Cedar Keys. with
fisa AID 0ystsrA Into the Hunllng Reg ons
OF the Gulf Hammock. Down 10 thrisins
TAMPA. connecting by steamers sifh KEY
WEST am HAVANA. Dowa to the TARPOS
fisiiEkIEa Through the CHOICEST
PARTS OF FLORIDA; from the deep water
Port Of fERNANDINA. where the Lumber
and Phosphate are shipped from the
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COLUMBIAN
HALF
DOLLARS

Are to bear the figures Io2I6o3 instead of I4o2-eoz
as those already coined are
dated.
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jEn*e Assn
Carrie r Hlinfan - Charlie. r.
f.eid. s.aamrat. IuiEmert for pam
"a sii.e.i sad costs.
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THE 1892 DATE!

THE HERALD is still supplying it readers with
the 1892 coins at S LOO In Chicago they are being
held at 81 so each
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED
History OF a Case That Needs
No Argument.
Similar Cases by the Thou
sand.

The efficacy of fe-ru-na IN the cure
OF chronic cetsrrh of long standing
cannot DC tolc IN greater eloquence or
mofe convincing argument than by
simply making extracts from letters re-
ceived from grateful patients. The
following interesting extracts from q
correspondence with Mr. Peter Hstten-
berger Of Porterheld, Wis, tell their
own story:
Porteriield. Wa. Aug. 1. ls9o.-The
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Co..
Gentlemen: have been suffering with
chronic estaTrn about nine years, and
II has now settled on my lungs aud |
have all the symptoms OF consumption.
August 10. $500 have taken the
Pc-ru-na now for three weeks, as you
advised. and | feel great deal better.
Inc cough has nearly left ne and my
appetite - getting better every day,
and my sallow complexion Is almost
gone and my skin Is getting white. The
catarrh IN my head stIll troubles me go
much that | get almost crazy.
September IL, 1851 am improving
very fast now. The cough Is gone and
tie catarrh is commencing 10 leave my
head and throat.
December Is, ls90.-I am still follow
ing your advice, aud am getting along
well.
April -, ls9l.-I am still using your
medicine. My health - improving
right along. my appetite - good and
feel better tnAn / have for i've or SIX
years
August ., is9i-I am rid of the
catarrn now. and feel perfectly vel
and happy. You are 80 liberty "a
publrh my case for TIE benefit OF 9th.
ers, and II there 3 any one who pa.
any doubt atout your medicine curing
caiarrh let them write me and | will
De very glad Ia answer them. God
bless you and yours.
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Fast Schedule
Pullman Sleepers,
Al Modern Railway Improvements
Florida Central & PeninsuIar

90 miles In length. traverses p counties OF
Florida. and through lis con HectloDs reaches
al. It's Route Is through the splendid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
FlFIY.EIGHI YEARS OF SUCCESS

Hsve sivsn e to prfatlon % ssfeeife j
iH,.t aHe eiia :. IN n she coDmoa eeid g. ID
lIltti l-ns- mlilan-
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02

cils h1s beaded lsz~lf for s-5es0. q pas
80 the ass sdifee.
The ssnployes a. the Ailen foslnsify 4
t'e.ssk l.ss.F Aofk u1'ief ts,ii-s seafH'
The striking nioi.lef~ ls'nisnna - uiaAe
ta.lss - anpiea>ssnf a. PorsiSie
Charlsy JalIas q Niles t,o1 IN the
Nardf fsfss sn.l ineaientis piasesi loag
saot ~ - I. Jahas = ti.vu ahead Il
tne penciiefs-
Jaekssu reg1tileaes are ufging Gos
rrnar kicb t. appoint Chief II Police
Nafthrup xarien Il The state prlson.
Mayor Braoks q jackson has .sto-e,t
the st.uael measure q infestigatc LIS
oliiri.ll e4reeg. Clever man this.
A ma.l dog took possession Il the Ot
se.,o r.ssfolilce Iue~lay and furnished
target Tor rstblt hunters.
Tie keel - the one hundreth boat
t-ailt b. the Wheeler ship yards Al isay
CITY Hiil 10 laid tssiay.
West Bas City i determined % have
Ease city eater a. any -ost. aud i nov
- king for supply
Detroit has anticipated the thaw and
has small army cleaning o1t catch
basins and se0eEs.
Carleton has a nan who i constantly
taken for Grover Cleveland. Poor
Carleton.
The State Horticultural society Is
holding a three days session az Benton
Harfor.
Menoulinee council has granted local
capitalists a franchise % erect a gas
plant
Fire al Muir yesterday destroyed the
home II Mrs. Fulton Loss s4OV.
Lieutenant Peary - Greenland fame
lectured at Detroit yesterday.
Kalamazoo Is the latest town 10 bid
for the Michigan car works.
Eyart has a new bank which succeeds
the Lumberman's hank.
S>t,evaing has new hotel. the pride
q the village.
Kalamazoo is 10 have new building
association.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
i" The Naoaya FoIIs noute. ;

Special rates via Michigan Central
railroad. THE Niagara Falls Route. .
Tickets viii be sold as follows:
To Detroit. on account Of democratic
state convention February -. one fare.
si-50. for round trip tickets. good going
February - and y, returning March J..
To Washington. ID. c.. on account of
Inauguration Of President Cleveland.
March 4. l-gI. Rate via Toledo will be
one first class limited fare. sl7.J0. Rate
via Suspension Bridge or Buffalo will bc
s2f65. Tickets good going February y
Ia March 3 inclusive; good returning on
trains leaving Washington, ID. c..
March 5.
For full information call on +. NJ.
Briggs. general agent. No. % Monroe
street. or at Union ticket Office.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02

Jackson's Erratic Divine Turns Up i'm
Wisconsin Town.

Jackson. Mich. March i.-Thc Rev.
James Printer II this city, whose ex-
ploits of late have created for him con
siderable newspaper notoriety. disap-
peared from has home Monday night and
no trace Il his whereabouts was learned
until today. when his wife received dis
patch from him az Lena. MS. Printer
was an emplOye at the Jackson paper
mill and preached Sundays. and a short
time ago received call othe Wesleyan
methodist church az Waldron. Tie
preached there fivc Sundays. for which
be received his pay. and then threw up
the ioh. This inccnsed the Waldronites
and they threatened "a prosecute him
unless be returned the money. IL Is
supposed that this Is what caused his
sudden departure.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02
DIVIDE THE PROFITS.
\ Battle Greek Firm Makes Its En-
plOye- Happy.

BATTLE CrtfK. Mich. March l. Mich
ois Shepard & Co. the great thrashing
machine people. have just made the
third anuual distribution % stock 10
their workmen. gising twenty three IL
them go each Il paid up non assess
able stock that Is held above par and is
earning good dividends In the expert
ence II the firm this is the best solution
n the veved labor question. a. II gives
the employc a regular stated salary and
thf Opportunity x sharing an the profits
- shc firm and the products ~ their
lainr II also incitcs them % faithful
service a. they are interested IN having
the business q success.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02

Epi-copsiians viii fndesvor To Have
Bishop Elected.

NV YoRK. March There was an
unusual stir and hustle about Bishop
pufter's diocesan residence at No. -
Lafayette place. owing 10 the arrival
there of large number II bishops Of
the episcopal church. They are arriving
ia answer 10 special cali for a special
convention 10 discuss matters of general
interest to the church II is anticipated
that majority - the seventy six bishops
of the country viii be here before the
,iay Is over.
While matters of general interest viii
be discussed special object of the con-
ference y 10 Ill vacancies now existing
ia some ~ the missionary dioceses.
Those II China and japan have been
without hishopsfor some time. An effort
viii also b. made IL elect a bishop u
the diocese q northern Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02

\ Detroit Prisoner Attempts tn Escape
Serving Time st jackson.

JAcEsoN. Mich. March l. officer
Cotton = Detroit hal an exciting tims
this forenoon Just before reaching theN
prison Three nfiicers we're guarding
four cnnricts When within few rods
e the prison George Russell slipped his
hanacufa AMI srTang over a fence snfo
= yard The officer followed and opened
0u Russell with hl- revolver Tho sec
ond shot slightly wounded the prisoner.
who threw up bis bands end allowed
himself - ~ taken The wound is said
ret ~ be serious although i was a cio@e
eeii. the bullet onig grazing the side.
Kns@ell is a fiss wear man
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02
Help
At Last.
Thirty Weeks Sick, the Last
Twenty Weeks Confined
TO Bed.

NV wife has been sick about
thirty weeks. and the last
twenty weeks confined 10
bed. had five doctors. but no
benefit; got worse all the
time and the doctors said
no one could help her; she got
weaker and weaker all the time
and had dreadful pains aud
could not stand alone. when.
IN company with my wifes
brother. | called on DIR. ). Clay
Todd. Is North Division street.
room 4. and gave him an
account of her case. He pre-
pared some medicines. and |
began giving them to her.
From the start the medicines
helped her as DR. Todd said
they would. and she gradually
improved and today. after
about four weeks using DIR. 5.
Clay Todd's medicines, she is
able to walk ten feet without
assistance.
JACOB ZUIDERFELD.
so Loxan street. Grand Rapids. Mich.
January 81 l-.<k
NOrE-Ths patient sufferer. gradually -
covering her health. has attracted more atfcn-
tlon than any case of sickness in Grand Rapids
for many years. Her physicians failed utterly
10 s5se any relief until she Was treated by Dr
;. Clay Todd; then uhe gradually got better.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGEDI

Nervous debility. nervous xeaklc-ecS. result
ina from early indi-cfetions aud cxceSse< of
manhood. cxerwork ~ the brain. Improper
treatment ~ some other disease improper use
~ Instruments in examination ard treatment
~ some other diseases. her-ditarY weakness.
efe causing losf riauhood, infofcncy. barren
a word during ccufefsaficu. making fjie eaf-
fefer lose ernhdencc ~ every cne. eten himself.
causing corfinnnsl nurfy nDt anxiety about
troubles that uexrt come. sousetlmes causing
~ irtSy. often causing insanity. one form 81
sii.,fress paralysi-. Nervousness. aud heart
difoa.e inabiiity - couiact bus m. -. etc.
This disease. With ai - fairI rIilesiions, =
Bgi-i, a street. rooms >. ; sna 4, 6rand Rapids.
Mich
Gal. Immediately.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02
WASTE NO MORE
TIME

With those useless and injurious medicines
such a. fonics. sfimulants. uervines and sopOri-
fcs sleep-producine drugs. bandages or insiru-
mental appliances: they are of No avail the
disease u still there atd can 0uiy b. cured by
Dr \ clay Todd, lS North Division street, three
doors north 81 Monroe s;reet. Nea8asn block.
rooms l. and .. tirand Rapids. Mich. Con
sultation free and confidential. No charge FOR
services until cured.
Hon waste your time and money
NJ running 10 druE cnrcS.
Eetter medicines for throuic diseases can ~
bad 81 DR. :. Clay Todd at his Office. rs North
Division street: three doors north cf Monroe
street. Wenbam block rooms L. 5 aud I, Grand
Rapids Mich. with thf correct free advice for
using them. Call cn Dr. ;. Clay TODD and be
restored 70 health.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02
Notice.

Having purchased the stock and good
will q the book and stationery business
Of George \. Hall 4 Co. it will be con
soiidated with our stock. We have en-
gagged the services Of Mr.. George ~
Hal. and he will bc pleased 10 see his
friends in our stationery department
EkToN. LYoS X Co.
~ and - Monroe Street
February - 1893.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02
TURNER USES AN AK
he Beheads Republican and Dem
ocratic Clerks.
BOTH PARTIES ARE ANGRY
Ransor Gives Several Reasons for the
Action. but Mr.. Turner aose on
Iiis Nay Re)oicins.

LANSING. Mich. March Auditor
General Turner i being roundiy cursed
b. his republican constituents here
abouts to-day. and all because he l. ar
expect az system II figuring which
they cannot master. even though they
have tried their hardest.
The situation ls just like this: Yes
terday Turner notified Clark G.. Russell.
George IA. Greene. r.. W. Clark and
Charles IA. Thompson. all good repnbli.
can residents of Lansing. whom he ap-
pointed 10 eleFkships last month, that
because 81 lack of work their services
would not be longer required Three
democrats. namely. Ford Treveliick. DE
troii. Arthur Nestar. Grand Rapids, aud
J. A. Marvin. Sturgis. received the same
notice ard are out ~ a job to-day.
How He Figurc- Ia.
Turner's peculiar method ~ figuring
is shown 10y the fact that. whereas he
has let four republican clerks 70 for
lack of work. he had three other rcpuh-
licans from as many sections ~ the state
report for duty this morning and saws
he has promised two more of the faith
ful iobs by May |. lie explains matters
10y SAYING that the three republicans
initiated today replace the democrats
dismissed yesterday; but lnasmuch as
he still retains eight democratic clerks
left over from the last administration.
the discharged republicans cannot get
his reasoning through their noddles. and
the political moon Is covered with blood
both front and rear and all around.
On the quiet Mr.. Turner says he had
To take in the new clerks. because be
promised them last fall that they should
have Jobs along about this time. but he
has not Yet given the discharged repub-
licaiis. all IL whom are experienced men.
thoroughly familiar with the work Of
the Office. satisfactory reason for re
tanning democrats and letting them 60.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02

Orx.rai Frank X Dunslds1n. Christ
HosQ 'ukle Henry " Camr. James n
SNYDER fhomas Mrrr William Wiley
fheiass Baker Richard " Mitchell.
iehn praif David ~ Phelps. Andrev
tissahi Adelituns. fftrr N Simon.
Nesrssinn " h~imsn Harvey G Pack
arb decrease William - Burweii
t,e,Fve "a Eurtank Harel'ine SaGnd
sfs. James q NeFien Rei-ene tn
drew ~trrnE william irnust Reissue
and lucree 49, fashS s Iores Original.
RaleWs stc FheieJ Novisn Iueiras
n Niifasi mie,rs = tharios y
tllen fliEia Nel.ss Nancy u Buck
Bay Ds'.sa GREAT German - crnt
Cough tnte AZ Strihcer 8 Atiwoffh q
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02

The ksut-. Herbs. Barka. etc.
arc shipped directly - pf. ;.
Cay Todd frnm the countries
where they Gruw. and nrc com
Toun is.d susi dispensed hv hsri.
Medicines sent - al parts -
the world Make one cali II
fossiiae. or write about vpur
eosurlAins - your own Ian
susse.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02
November Earnings

LANSING. Mich. March 1.-The earn
ings 81 Michigan railroad companies for
November last. az shown 10y the state
ment issued by Commissioner Billings
today. we're sl0.Ol4. 4.3l6.s9. or 81 eos. rs -
greater than in November. 1891. The
total earning from January to Decem
her |. 1892. were sl00,sl2. ..3U307. an in
crease Of sl3.li36s 30 or li99 per cent
over the same period of 1891.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02
JACOB ZUTDERFELD.
ARE YOU ALWAYS
SLEEPY I?

DO you set mp pighfs-
tan YOU contrtl your urinef
Is there pain in your hackf
Or nervous prtsfratlonf
On nervous debiiityi
Or impofencyf
Ever had rheunatismf
Have cafarrhf
Have you dsafnessf
OR noises In the headf
Have you frightful pains in your lungsf
i your breath shcrtf
Do you dream7
L. stomach wcakf
Do you feel worn outf
j. there sense of gonenesss
Pains in back Of hcadf
Are you dreadful nervousf
Not enough or too much urine7
Doe= IL hurt 80 uFinatef
Does IL smart or burnt
Is there weight or pressure in lower part OF
abdomen
DDes your urine settler
Brickdust or cloudy depositf
How long this wayf
Married single.
About what agef
Then write or call 90 DR. s Clay Todd. No. i6
Mort Div ision street. threc doors north 81 Mon
roe street. Nenbam block. rooms 1, and 4.
Grand Rapids. Mich. H. Is the famous Special
ist Physician who h curing all these dreadful
comp laiutS.
Almost every town. city. or ncighborhoof
IN the United states can boast of some former
health and manhood and womanhood by pr. :.
Ciay Todd IN the last = years. lie sends mcdl-
cinss everywhere.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02

After TUESDAY. February 2s. 1898. the
tax department will be- closed. II YOU
have not yet paid all your taxes. please
see to II and save yourself further ex.
pcnse and annoyance.
NJ. III. SoRRIck. City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02
CONSUMPTION
CURGDl

pr :. Clay. Todd tirard Rapids. Mich.
nF.a ~fk I an ~eii 4cu can pat am testi.
Frssnfff "a rr4nt that ff1 nsrt =. fof / had
e4sstthirg Mss N k sttaEo.
sss "a issi state Street. ilasslnk- Asch.
N.,ss Mr. Allero bed consumption tainrrn.
Ia r4.fxrn.r,siar Vlth aii tf4 earnf,fsrs far,z
and vas rlfef bg pf : i4f iaslt. after hrr
case eaa xFru 20 ~ tcIetess - Htt s.h1si-
sulus f4aii ard irlent3s-
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02
10 H0RyDI s.II,.,is Dive Flyer via .ti, tn

~ fL0HOn Swancc riycr route
Double daily sleeping ear service from
Chicago. ST. Louis. Cincinnati. Louis
vile and Evansville. via Nashville
Chattanooga. Atlanta. Lake City. Jack
sonyiilc to Tampa. For rates and sleep.
ing car. write L. H. Neville. No. l1i
Clark street. Chicago
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02

The greatest worm DESTROYER on earth
is Dullamis Great German Worm Loz
enges. only - cents per box. For sale
az Scribner & Aidwor'h's drug store.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02

Buy Dullsm's Great German Is cent
Liver Pills forty IN each package. at
Scribner & AldUorth's.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02

Nss Wf~sfnw< : SssjFHfso slfrr Aaa f-esf
ufe.i fcf eh.aren te~thirx n --th- fta chilf
-s'ifecs the rnels. aifays I'll pals cures sal
oi4r. sad ts tua t~4f ffuesti Ter 1iarrhlsa
st1sItq. ffr ~erf. = f-atfis
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02

Buy Dullam's Great German Is cent
Liver Pills. forty ~ each package. at
SerIbner 4 AldWorth'e
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02

Buy Dullam's Grea, German - cent
Cough Cure al ID. &. ScribDcr & Ald
u.~fHts
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02

Buy Dullam's Great German - rer-
Cough Cure at Scntner 4 Aidworth'a.
10. traveller, take Bescham's Pills
WITH you.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-02

Buy DulIam's Great German - cent
Liver Pills. forty IN each. package. az
Scrihner 4 Aidwortha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-29
WOMEN WHO ARE SPENDTHRIFTs.
Once In Debt She Loses Her Head and Be
comes n PiunEer-The Poor Husband!

Once In Debt She Loses Her Head and BE.
comes n PlunEer-The Poor Husband!
Tho number OF grossly e1travagant women
who carry the burden OF their debts about
London society is enormous Many OF them
are very rich. but that fact does not prevent
them from outruuning the constable We
know instances OF famous women in the Lon
don world at this moment. says Hearth and
Home. whose husbands arc worth large for
tunes. women who have dressmakers' bills
they cannot pay which they simply dare
not show to the mon whose liberal allowances
they have sauandered in reckless follies. One
beauty told US the other day that she owed her
dressmaker f2.50O. and that she saw no more
prospect OF paving her than OF paying the ma
tional debt. She did not dare to mention the
bill to her husband. rich though he was. and
so she compromised the matter by ordering
moro gowns that she didn't want and allowing
the dressmaker to charge anything she liked
for them And go the SNOWFALL OF debts rolls
merrily on, gathering size in Its progress.
Once q woman has got into debt she seems
to lose her head. The plunGer spirit sezes
her. She does not care what she does. Her
a grain in the whirlwind. and danced over
and into any number of pitfalls and abysses.
woman: not only IN money matters but in tie
other affairs Of life. The eaven seems to work
mysteriously through the lump. and affect
every part OF the character Not only money
considerations are dung to the winds but
often CONSIDERATIONS more precious. moro
is almost disease WITH many 'w wamen
Some spend -wantonly for lack OF anything
else to do, II is as II they said to them
an hour in my day: What shall do with it?
oh. can go out and buy something" And SO
Bond street is crowded in the morning. This
may he good for trade-when the bills arc
paid. If ever-but how tad for character.
ExtrayaCant women get little satisfaction
out OF their extravaganza at the time and
create so many skeletons to people their cup
boards. and sit by their hearth in the future.
that the world soon becomes fun OF dry bones
for them. Then they develop into pessimists.
and add to the ruin that falls on lie instead OF
to the sun that shines over it
And the husband. who has to pay the piper
at last-if he can-looks upon all women
henceiorth with contemrt natural. though.
thank heaven. Unreasonable. From tho be-
havor OF his own particular init lie Judges OF
the mass. and who can greatly blame him?