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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21
WAR0ING OFF SEASiCkNESS.
Keep Moving ssA Don't Eat Mach -
p1rst Day Aftsr SAILING.

Keep Moving sna Don't Eat Mach tA0
Yirst Day Aftsr ssniag.
There are countless remedies sug-
gcsted 70 the seasick traveller by
means of which hope of speedy recov-
cry Is held out, and TO the intending
traveller by sea IL Is safe TO say that
there are given any number Of sup
posed-to-be sure preventives OF this
troublesome but never dangerous ILL.,
ness The Philadelphia Times does
not believe that there Is any known
herb. drug or line of action that will
prevent seasickncss IL once you start
in on that disagreeable path. but there
are many things that help to ward on
an attack which will indeed prove of
value 10 those who dread so much the
crossing Of the great Atlantic or Pa
cific ferries II Is advisable before
one starts on such a voyage to be par,
tic;ilarly careful rs to his diet. On
the first day out keep as much upon.
the feet rs possible and do not be
tempted 10 eat too heavily Of the nu1
merous palatable dishes that will Be
set before YOU Walking up and down
the deck continuously Is advised by
many by arguing that one more quicls-
ly becomes used TO the motion Of tho
vessel In this exercise, and the fatigue
which II induces brings the much
needed sleep. But IL is useless to wear
ONES self out hoping to stave of tho
feeling of nausea II il once attacks
you. Lemons are most grateful to
persons in this stage, and there Is no
better settler of an unruly stomach
than iced champagne. II you do not
feel inclined to eat do not force your
self to go 20 the table, for IL Is ten
chances Go one that the very sight Of
food will make you retire ignominious-
ly from the festive board. A WE'LL
known medical man declares that fif-
teen grains of sulphate of quininc
taken from two % four hours before
sailing will prevent all feeling Of sea-
sickness. even to . most sensitive sub
ject. Whether this applies in all cases
we have no way of ascertaining. but il
Is simple enough 70 be followed ont.
and If II proves helpful Is worth all Of
the confidence such an authority places
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21
Heart Failure.
NOW TO AvoID II.

TIE epitaph on many . tomhssnns y
shsarl faiiare.' No ~ossisr, when Ne con-
siisr tie immen@s strain whixh - pus %
HAT snizll or.yza- Marvellous - II i, beating
l,0.f&1o times aid cxertiBg . GEee equal 70
ai3x6,sl pofnts daily, il has rs limit--its
sa.inFanes Often ~ 10 severely testei- 80
c,mmoa sfa diseases of the hearr--tnoogh
efrsa ior considerable time without the
faspieisss of the afflicted person beirg in
the least escii-d-thas ic 10 stated that ons
furra - l1s.r kzs . bzd koaFsi DE-. Franklin
Niles. "a Elkkars, Ind, has for years made
; specis. study OF all diseases OF the heart
snd rs semarkabls snceess has made bis
psIns familiar ole IN all parts IL cur land.
lie has found the mos, common symptoms
ii heart di-eAse 10 10 paia, asstyss or trader
a<r in the ct<s. hnrk. stomocA, b5sef, iS1
s.sslicr and as-ps. siorgs><s n troaih, smother.
ssg .pff1s. frisssae, stc.
Az. George K. smith. OF Barnes, Yates
10. y. y. writes - DE. MfI-Es NEw
IikkEr cURE kas worked ryradsrfsily On
s.iaf sski by - 1 cas 10 a god stnys sork
ffsri lca years Yossqsr and take more interest
n sllairs bal shortae~ &c breath, palpi-
tllion, g,zia ans.es. len shoulder blade, pars
sraeat 10 kanf, eoui not dep on my riet.
ssfr Since 1 Rave taken d.. Niles Non
Hart CaFs slssp sd, aaJ haze 40 yssip,ts-
fss. h has made my heart stronger / wish
,oa woeli pfint this. because want all ia
knox What Dr. N..eS Heart Cure has done
sos ne
~For months my wife suffered with paspi-
f:hoa, nsss1asag spsiis, anil was unable 10
sIeey On her ieft side. She tried several
doctors without relief Your Heart Csr>
was recommended Amer taking three
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

Royal Raby- rye Whisky IL free
iron ~ foreign favor ard aslulteranrs:
naturally ripeued and pistnred by
eleven years storage In woo-f. II h "a
Ere - is a Rye" and cost. no more
than inferior brands Try ii aud you
wiil sever - satisfied o. use any other.
A purs cid whisky i Always free from
fusii ell. which - poison. aud should
not he takeu into the system Are
eliminates e from the spsrit q oxlda.
ton. AMI y - converted into fragrant
sfhers ehich give the bouquet io
Nhisks
When sou want . whisky for medicinal
me yo1 want 10 pura -Eoyai Ruby
Bye n guaranteed pure IN every par.
ticalsr. and rreommanaed ir the 10.
valid srd tne couVaissaferL iiioStIed az
distilery sizS pr quart bottle.
ROYAL WINE CO. CsnsNco For
sale ~ S1sbaer = Aideorsh, druegs sta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

II yGu read e r Van Wrinkle 4 CO :
faas xet reports regularly and operate on
The irfcrmaticu they tgbntain you have "a
near sure thing "a there - They
are che - the niost reliable concerns IN
Chicago having Leen 10 business there
slEce lrs9. aud have customers ~ every
state ~ TIE Vest sad 30 ~SpecuIa
SON. ~ low g. Trade. = iitsie hcsok cent
free on receipt - stamp ~ gives net
TIE Information yoa sesd g. lets5yss =
sssecessfui os~zator. which sou can DO "a
Heii ~ home - Z you Wefe IN Cnlcsra
ADDRESS G. =. Van WinkIe 4 Co. L6
Ia SAFE street. Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21
Proven, on Better Than Care.

Many pers rs are arnsed with skin
oruptions. hn.ss or ulcers Brandreth =
Pile taken freely viii in short time
effect complete cure n All such
troubles Ulcers n long sfardiug have
heen cufea by them Carburries have
isen CHECKED in their iucirienct by
fhcnl the ret fever ssrs.s bed sores.
and the III hast been arivan from the
skin ~ them. only leg5n in time and
fes x Etsndre;h's pills viii prevent
,aarY q 81 krcss
Bfandseta's Pills are purely seTe'aslc,
f'soinielg harmless. and safe 10 take at
nnN flmA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

Observation-Disclosures TUT. why did
you club this man 50 severely?
officer Tuff-That thing there gave
me sass and resisted arrest. your hon.
or 30 just did him up
Justicc-You have exceeded your au-
thority so often that think Won had
better resign from the force and get
position rs clerk in q grocery store.
whore your propensity for doing up
things" will be highly appreciated
Texa. SiftipgS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21
pesrr,hrd the Ch.rgce.

Speaking OF railway rates. some ono
tells this story: In tn advertisements
BY a railway company of some un-
cniled-for goods, the letter was
dropped from the word lawful" Tho
notice Rad: People TO whom these
packages are directed. are requested
20 come forward and pay the awful
charges ON the same =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

IoxpoS. July 20.--The foreign grain mar
ketsopened this morning Irregular. At i.iv-
erpool wheat va- unchanged. but with a
downward tendency: corn unchanged, with
buyers holding OF. hoping "a obtain conccs-
-ion- London cargo-s VI wheat we're un-
changed. whea, on passagc sseadier. Corn
heavy. Tho French market. we're un-
changed. The weather IN the United King.
dom vas very wet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

sasssfss-Sssr 4 star. 4 iaehes. clear. g.
ssr fhou-and
Ma. ?. I've inches clear ts.t. as psr
fhpe<snsI
sound eufs. 81 FER fho'Hsaad-
Gull shingles. 81 Ter thcsS41i.
IstA. Ma I vhiss pane -...t ....s... Sk05
Lssh <a 2 shits pine 500 40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21
Detroit Gram.

prrporr. Mich. July i9.--wheas-xo. .
red ca-h aud July, &c; August. e3s.e bid
September. SIC: No. ! white cash, Gisfc.
Corn--No. :. cash. a., asked.
oafs--<o. white, cash. CSC.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

rxroS SrocK YARps. Chicago, July o.
Cas,le-Reccipss. 1900; firm, d10c higher;
common 10 extra steers, t5.25ta6-20; stockers
and FEEDERS. $2.35tas.s5; cows and heifcrs.
s1.teaA6s.
Hoxs-Rcceipss. II 600; market weak. i5c
lower; heavy. t-2oss.55; miysd and me
dunn. S. 2o.d5.s5: light. s5.sDH5.sn
Shect,-Recelpss. 1900; market steady I;
poor 10 choice. .2.iod 500: lambs. s5-254
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

Eaton Saltzcr Where ere those
oysters orlcrci on the halfaholle
Waiter Don't get inpatient. sab;
were dreEle shot on shelis. but yo'rc
next -1rath.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

NHFE>E uEI tf'dff1s C-YIf'C.
CANNED Goops-Corn. 81. 22J<d so per doz |;
tomatoes. 81 x5,d 1.5O per doz.
CoFrEEs-Roa-fcd: Rio. 22,d25c; Mari
caibo. 26d2sc; Java. 3osd3ic; Mocha and
Java. Oa Sac; packages, $.a.fs per case.
LAkp-ComTound. tierces, SC; com
pound, Opound tins. she; pure, tierces,
lie; 50pound tins, Ike, kettle rendered,
tierces. i3c; 5opound tins, 131ac.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

With oil their wisdom astronomers
have not ret announced VIII sfher tae
doy-star l. skye terrier --'u,icc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

n. sIs a. a rssss. wssss u.rss A..
rs Wii-s aesrt

We're II net for a decided difference
In the color ~ th~ water yre would
never know when the Atlantis = lef,
and the Rio de IA Plata entered. says q
writer ~ the Philadelphia Record.
ne hirh-rcliin<. white-cspe'<d allows
are the >.sae. saH M lard ) visible.
fo- she great rfve, which 1a-a~< niax
Dc selss discovered : one honered and
twenty a~- niles vide II ~ FnoatA.
thsrzh vita an sser4Te depth Of o1lT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

CbieSFe excvfsien jelly 24lh vss ~.
ice popular rouse 49, god sesca
daya
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21


Irssns leaving south at : ., D N ana n p a m
run oshy. othss tfains daily except SandsS
sArEFt>a Avn rASLos ctx sKzrren
!. noffh--s m uaia has psror car IN Nsck.
nav tasy. = ~ . M train hes psrlos car lsrsel
Rapids To Petosksy end Mackinaw sirv'
ho IN tbih has sics-ping can s,rsnd Rs,
ins :" feto<key and Nsckinsu
eoutn -sW "a train kss pasiox -, O,.,A
Rapids ~ CinrinnatL
sov z m train runs sciid with parser a,
orand Rapids Ia chieaeo
zWp m train ha- pa r.or car To Fcrt R..,a
urtn hes Wagner slespins ear 0fa "A
nortds TO CINCINNATI
II m train hos through coach ana Wa~,~
@eep'as car ssrand Rapids 70 CAieaea
sr.Esncxt esAsp sAvrps = rxpsAxA
ror = Sskcesa. Lv. IS: n II 3sm sspm
ron snskeson-Ar 10 !: N SUp1 9I0 . N
sosy sfnIn ,eovos foe Auske9oa 8 . =.
~~ tFon 1uHksgoa ~ . N
esIcAso VIA q. RAJ
II. Grand kapids... 500 . m go m u>ocm
AZ. ~ enics9o $780,. . pm 9l0pm ava N
~ IA seain rum solid with parsor ear ana
nD IA trim dany through coaeh and ~ ssncr
~ ~ c inca fo:;..-. tispm e0p
a y m train runs solid With bodcs pasios ear
ss9 = :. traia daily. through coach s.d Va.
Through tickess ana fun inSor.u stfoc ...A
ren ~ calling upon a. AmQnist ticket arees
iaa up nish ssss''s' ss'sphsss Sc c r.ad kaS
0so- Pass and Ticket AGonA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21
| AXE SHORE q
. MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
q heeri 4uif ie 90

The LIZ sirors -. f1fvslxr8 H. r<,or<<<i..s
~fts ne fftr 4 7. snf a. a. X. r. ferns sbs
uss>s@f M gFs,<t sirers fcsrrs - Fitrsbtf.
~xfTa. IL s. y k43<vt<a.a -
q = EuafEs ~ ftes. Aesra
yAxs< tkxrrxlz, ~ fs-k<< 4<>ox
No - Ncevss S<se<k
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

TnrRsp,Y. July 30-Thc local market
Tor wheat has undergone no change
since yesterday. - cents being the high
est price now paid for No white. old
crop. At the closing Of the market at
Detroit today wheat was little firmeF
with slight upward tendency. There
ia but little moving. however. Ne the
farmers are too busy in harvesting their
uew crop b. spend their valuable time IN
drawing grain 10 - poor sad unpsoiit-
sfle a market To them the ouflnok i
not encouraging. for when this all IN.
postans and universal cereal descends 20
80 bow a figure 10 the markets % the
world. IL affects all branches - business
and ultimately psrslyzes trade 10 gen
eraL As general thing but little wheat
wln be moved until better price i
reshr~i Other grains remain IN
changed with dull market ard down
ward tendency Green spriea and
blaekbevries appeared 90 the market .
day. the former quoted ~ sl2s per
bushel and the latter AZ 5stec psr quart
Fsrm produce continues in good supply
Quotations follow
Farm Prodnca
B'rrss-isc per pound.
kses--iaisc per coxrn.
War 8ssSs-,sc pr rashei
Nxw prk@-5nc tsr hu<hsL
TrssrFs NJ PEE hsfshsf
BsASs-HaaG pickssf a. AZ p>r hss~t~L
Hossv- Fsnry vhise. isr Per pound.
IsTrt cs--1nc psr rushet
fsssz. sy--tsr per dsssn.
isUfk<1--.c per rcund.
kspT<as--Sc rer dorsn b rche<
tfxfvxe--ssrsen. i5ss % res 3a>ea banch-s.
tEEsx-fs pr deksn tuzche<
Bsnr4-zsr pr hssetssi
n seee9~---s<se tfT perrd
Nlxr-sFe Ger aszfu rslackes
tsxsszss-sz reF es1zns1.
=s'sE4sssfsss--s<f@cr es quar-
ef4VrkE--tfsf - uars
Ayrt<~-t = - ~. fee ns-
Nsrs.sIs<s-<s - = "a sancbe~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

Wire nails. rate. si.s5ai.s9.
Glass. discount. 75c.
Waterproof paper. sia5.
Waterproof paper. pr roll. 81.
II MBER- Retail piece stuff.
No. hcfnlock. MP aud Including rs feet
lengths. 81 adj Il pr 100 feo; TOR every
additional two feet.
No. ? hernl sck. az % and irclulinv isfeot.
siO. every adlitioaal Two feei. 81
Common Norway o. pine D. ~ ard scant-
hug. under j inrhss. Ss.51 Ter Loo Tees.
i2inch $3.50 per i.fp f.ets aid = sOr
$3.50 .ftf.ftf. ferfk se.ss a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND aAyfns. NICE
p. \ HLopoRrr, President
oDonok W. Gar. viee PveeldenA
WI AuDnnsox, Cashlos.
}. l. 6Ey0oCR A. CoGAooA
CAPITAL $500. 900

Aocounts Of banks. baukeSs, corporations
and Individuals rcceived on favorable terms.
F~vsixn and domestic exchange bought ami
soid. Collections m sde through the unite1
States and Canada 1T lowest rates.
Interest allowed % certincates u dspou1A
plaEcToRs.
y. A. B1odsett 0~pess. ". Ca
N. 4. Fletcher, B. u. Lemoa
A. d. Rathbo0A william ScarA
L Bertsch -. BOwuA
Geo. X. johnson Jno. Widdico0A
WIN. Il. Andorsoo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

TIMorHy-s@d 10 Per ton for new.
CIovkR-ss.Op per ton.
Srssw-s5af6 per ton.
woop-lsinch beech and maple. dry. s. .
pr cnrs. grt.en - ncr Cur.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

Bulls, per dozen. sc; medium frogs. DC
medium bulls, 6oc; small. loo. Frogs must
lie dr,s~ed.
Chicken Coops-aoc each OF six for IS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21
DAILY LINE.
MOST DIRECT ROUTE
LOWEST FARE.
TO CHICAGO
VIA
HOLLAND STEAMERS

-
~ a.s's ssa.p ksrIne fsss cav. M,
lar, trseetf >antasi SIS n m <..r@v
u.th~ - 9 IA Aff1sp ~ fa,c.r. 49,
e~ :. n isnnecfions with G. &W III t.st.s
vi - msse az Ottawa beach erc~Is ~sn-
as, ~n.'s thy Vii b. made 81 Holland
Lam otoS~os's Issex NOD 80 49,.
,,'resa ns'rsh eide, tHfcseo ia Hosrs~r
nati3 ierreEf Saturday ~ - n ~ : S.s,..t.,
Fitt. ~ . "a. -tfarnvs s.sork a. f,<~.~e
tech. hscstaws fayk snd tisnrrs Pa. 90 I,
July sklLi>GS
ssEaNEs -Cfrs az Hons a. - lx.x.. N.
~ :. > ~. - ~. II. -. n "a - ~ ISL
lEtrfe - rseu-trls i al ~ a. "a ~ -
=. -. ~ -. "a =
rtfsrrH ksrs.srVEk- Lawn H0sssD--
setf. = ". %. u. - - - = a. - -
lfttt< tFrc seo+-.iuif = q al Ia ~ 81 a. Il
2. -. u, =, ~
ftft Htfv--n rf4,ssd an4 h.rasn I. "a
foan3 TN s4fs frfArsn sssann Far.ifs as,i
ftf.caR. e 81 fs1tf trsn fs.st ad1ttsnslsl
ehefre f.e baffks ttceafs each
FefViftta ftfs,prk sirses ~ g. A. W NJ
tir.ft ofsi-es. essch isrlu3t frsnxse< 81 Hca-
ifrn -srdns niEAt tfsts
III EDfsis4 y A ffIff 40 TRANSPORTS
Iioh Co. uolieud Mich
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

RAssssnszu-nea, 49, pc ss.zs; b,HeA
g.
crssAsrs-sr pss ssars.
Wnos1Issssslss->: 3z1s IS per b<nheI
Gxsxs Coss- -ikc PER 1oxea-
txssass--10c PR dosea.
s~skasss--5c Iss po1nd
Ioskroxs-1ec pef pound.
Cprrnssns--zkr pr doxen-
CArIIrlou nn--ei- ~ pr do<sn.
roaisry.
Live uarkeys. s<dioc for young &c fos cid.
Live chlsssGs and re.sfsf>. ID -.
Live fss~l~. h<1s. 50 To-.
Live ota foo~1<rs. psr n. 3ease-
spring ducts. - u . Eounas each. lif9
L. pr H.
Live see>e. liza l3c.
sprtng ehtsksns. IA 10 pounds each. lsc
per n (; ! IA ~ pounds esch. iza lac par n;
less than y each. per b, Lie. AL poultry
bought hive weight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

frutss.
oxAssEs--C California. ki3s<sa7s per boz.
LxMoss-Sew Nossinas. Ia boxes Of 30's
and sos. ~. asa5 per box.
misunderstanding u quality. u -so42 80
per bonch.
Batter and Eggs--Wholc~ale Iricrs.
Country makes. original rolls. per
pound ....-....... Wn
Eggs, fresh, per dozen. .........-.lj GA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

Wheat. Use; corn, i3c; oats. 3sc; rye. 45c;
barley. si.io.
Flour-L.ly white, 81 80; patent. $3.50.
Mill Stufis-Middlings. SIS; bran, $li;
screenings. $i3.50 per ton.
Ground Fced-Per ton, $1s.0o; corn meal,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

Black has. per pound. s1sicci brook trout,
per pound. ga Sc
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-15
Gresham, Carlisle, Lamont and Bis
sell Announced as Having
Portfolios.
Lamont Will Conduct All Wars
and Bissell Distribute the
Mail Matter.
Members A. Fast as They Arc
Selected and Accept.

LAKEWOOD. N. j.. Feb. H.--Clsveland
officially announced the names OF four
members OF his cabinet through the Asso-
clated press this evening. They are WAL
ter Q. Gresham, of Illinois, secretary of
state; John @. Carlisle. Of kentucky, ssore-
tary of the treasury; Daniel s. Lamont, Of
New York, secretary of war; Wilson 8. Bis
sell. Of Buffalo. postmaster general. On
making the announcement Cleveland said:
"There is no need of any mystery In regard
to the cabinet and it ia us eless to speculate
and indulge in guesswork. / shall make no
secret Of the matter, but shall announce
the names of gentlemen geleotsd to fill
positions 40 fast as I receive their accept
ances and permission 10 make the mat ter
public" Cleveland would say nothing in
regard to the other positions or the men
who wero mentioned in connection with
them. 1t is evident that Hoke Smith,
Hilary A. Herbert and others who have
bssn mentioned are still under oonsidera.
tion.
Senator John Martin, of Kansas, and DR..
8. j. Nealy, of tho same state. had long
talk with Cleveland to-day. They put in
strong claims for the selection of ex-Goy.
G. w. Click and loft Lakewood in happy
frame Of mind.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-15
ANNEXATION TREATY.
Expected to Ee Sent to the Senate tn
Day.

Expected to BE sent to the Senate To-
Day.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 14.~--It is the under.
standing tonight that ~ treaty providing
for the annexation of the Hawaiian islands
will be sent to the senate tomorrow, al
though it is not beyond the possibility that
its transmission may be delayed. The
treaty. it Is said. is not very long docu-
ment and covers the subject matter only 80
far as necessary to secure the object sought
for with as little delay as possible. We'll
informed authority says the treaty CON
talns provision for reference to the pro-
visionial government of Hawaii after it's
ratification by the United States SEN
ate. to be returned to this coun-
try with the approval of tho
Hawaiian government within two
months after its arrival in Ii onolulu Then,
upon the ratification of the treaty. ii con-
Rtess should be III session, or as soon there
atSer as congress convenes. legislation
necessary to provide a form of government
for the new territory and carry out the
financial obligations imposed by the treaty.
1t contains no reference to sugar bounty
at all. ID will be transmitted 20 the senate
accompanied by message from the prssi-
dent, who, IL Is said. will cover the historic
features OF the annexation movement from
the beginning. fifty years. ago, and make a
strong argument i'll favor OF annexation.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-15
BAD w HISKY,
The Kind Made That q Customer Asks
For

The Kind Made That q Customer Asks
For.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 14.-Prssident Green
hut was recalled by the committee investi-
eating the whisky trust to-day and said the
legality Of their rebate vouchers had been
decided by the United States courts in
three different cases. William N. Hobart.
treasurer Of the company, and a member Of
the firm Of Maddox, Hobart& Co., explained
the use of the essences and other COM
pounds. Stockdale asked If the compounds
were not sold for whisky. He replied they
were. being known TO trades as domestic
goods. He told how such goods were
branded and said the dealers knew exactly
what they were.
Mr.. Stockdale: "Then If a customer or
ders such compound and wanta II branded
Bourbon your firm does so?''
Mr.. Hobart said they did as requested.
but he did not think anyone was deceived.
About one-half of the whiskies seen in the
country contained essences. He could not
say to what extent foreign goods are imi-
tated. Tho formation of the distilIinc
company he thought d benefit to the trade
Dewar was recalled and asked how he
came to leave the distilling company. He
replied that he had made application for a
government position. and on being ap-
pointed he resigned his place with the
trust. he was not discharged by Gibson.
His connection with Gibson was always
friendly. az
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county and at Bloomington university. al
though he was not graduated. After Ieav-
ing the college. he studied law with Judge
Porter at Corydon. At the breaking out
OF tho war he became lieutenant col lonel OF
the Thirty eighth regiment and was with
the regiment a short time only when he
was made colonel of the Fifty-third and
VlcksDurg as briRader-general. Subse-
quently he was with Sherman before
Atlanta, commanding division Of
Blalr's CORPS and it was in bat
tie at this time that he was so badly
wounded in the leg az to compel him to
start for home. His injury was 30 serious
that while on the way he was obliged to
stop at New Albany. where he remained
year before he was able to 60 on. He is
now decidedly lame as result of the In
jury. In 1865 he was brevetted major-gen.
eral. From first to last Mr.. Grssham's
ser vice in the army was brilliant. He bore
himself we'll at all times and enjoyed the
confidence of his superiors and the regard
OF his subordinates. He was held in high
esteem by Gen. Grant, and when, in 1863
Grant became president be desired TO make
Cen. Gresham secretary of the interior.
This was impr acticable, at that time, for
political reasons and President Grant Of
fered him the oollectorship OF the port of
New Orleans. which was declined. After
wasd. upon the death of David Mcdonald.
in 1871. the president appointed Mr.. Gresh-
am United States district judge for Indiana.
Lie held this position until April 4, 1888.
when President Arthur appointed him
postmaster-Reneral on the death of Tim
othy o. Howe. He served on the bench
twelve years and never had decision re-.
versed. Mr.. Gresham served as postmaster
general until Sept. "a, 1884. when he was
requested by President Arthur to resign
that office and accept the treasury port
folio. This he did. succeeding Charles J
Folger. 1t WAS known at the time that the
arrangement was temporary, and that Mr..
Gresham accepted the secretaryship of the
treasury as matter of accommodation to
the president. He held the office and dis
charged its duties with marked ability
until Oct. 2s, 1884, when he resigned. was
succeeded by the aon. Hugh McCulloch.
and was appointed United States Judge for
the Seventh circuit. succeeding Judge
Thomas Drummond, resigned. This posi-
tion Judge Gresham still holds. and Is
everywhere recognized as one of the ablest
members Of the federal Judiciary.