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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-24

The apartments in DR.. W. Seward
Webb's private car, Ellsmere, are fur
nished as richly and comfortably as
rooms of similar size in a millionaire's
residence could be. The decorations Of
the interior Of the car are very dainty
and pleasing to the eye. In the drawing
room there is a superb upright piano
and other musical instruments with
which DR.. Webb and his guests will be
able to add to the pleasures Of their long
trip to the Pacific coast. New York
Times.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-24
The First women ON the stage

It is now ascertained beyond doubt
that women first appeared upon the
stage between November, 1850, and
January, 1861. On Jan. Pepys, that
inveterate playgoer, tells us that he saw
1.-THE Beggar's Bush" tit being well
done, and here the first time that I ever
saw women come upon the stage. ~
Cornhill Magazine.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-24
Sine did Net "phase" Him.

Young Woman Gn car, to Fogg, who
offers to sit beside herr seat is en-
gagged for gentleman, sir.
Fogg (sitting down with easy assur-
ance)-Thanks; very kind in you, and very
dattering BESIDES Boston Transcript.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-24


The average inhabitant of the Estates"
IN going to Canada in the winter time
expects, I have no doubt, to see the
streets and hillsides covered with snow
shoes and toboggans. He may be sur
prised to learn that there Is but one
really good toboggan slide in Canada,
and that Is at Montreal, while snow
shoers are numbered now by tens where
formerly they were counted by hum
dreds. It is simple enough to under
stand what has brought about this
change in what is usually accepted as
the typical Canadian winter sport.
A few years ago, when tobogganing
and snow shoeingflourished purely for the
great sport furnished, the professional
impresario, aided by the hotel proprietor,
conceived the idea of booming Montreal
and incidentally enriching themselves
by holding winter carnivals. the main
expenses Of which were borne by Mon
treal merchants. For time they drew
largely, and Canada was literally alive
with snowshoes and toboggans, but anon
they palled, and the last much advertised
Carnival" was highly uninteresting from
spectators point Of view.|
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-24

For those in whom badness has al
ready begun, through no weakness Of
the general system, thorough brushing
Of the hair several times day will be
beneficial. The hair should be brushed
from the summit in all directions.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-24

All the actions and attitudes of chill
dren are graceful because they are the
offspring Of the moment, without affec-
tation and free from all pretense. --Fu-
eali
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-24
LOVES SERVICE.
Love called to q young man winningly,
Come; join the ranks OF my company
And take the field IN my SERVICE"

-
Love called 70 . young man winningiy,
Come; join the ranks OF my company
but the young man said; There are other
things
OF far moro worth than your service.
There's business and sport and pleasure and
art
Your war Is nero folly, your weapon dart;
i'yeno time TO spare Tor your service"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-24
Cures Others

Willcure You, is tue statement Of the
action OF AYERS Sarsaparilla, when
taken for diseases originating in impure
blood; but, while this assertion is true OF
AYERS Sarsaparilla. as thousands can
attest, it cannot be truthfuiEy applied to
other preparations, which unprincipled
dealers will recommend, and try to im-
pose npon you, us "iust as good as
Ayers, Take Ayers snrsaparilla and
Ayers only, If you need blood-purifer
and would be benefited permanently
This medicine. for nearly fifty years,
mas enjoyed reputation, and made q
record for cures, that has never been
equaled by other preparations. AYERS
Sarsaparilla eradicates the faint Of he
reditary scrofula and other blood dis
eases from the system, and it has, deser-
vcdly, the confidence OF the people.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-24
Dauchy's Advertisements.

NTED-sALESMAN; salary and expenses
from start steady work good chance for adj
BROWN BROS. CO.. Nnrserymen
N.sY. May l7-4w.
, 1893-07-05
ahettnhlatt Ser qutaeota etnnta- aetrnte, aatttuod1, 5. Suit 1898.

iperoe ais man lage. yltn6 tpenn alle
9ln8e in oer Nelt, lebenoige IotpobL ais
toote, tbn beiueinen, 70 ioQ er3uriif 3u Sen
NIen 'obrelt abcr BET Sci bleiben, ipent
Sins iutoerlprtcbt unO nic6t tpeinen min"
Da itoro 0crmoOr aui unb 8olour g~eleitete
tbn aus Der l0olIe, uuo nabm ben Sling
Drotpntr uno ian6te i'm Sbbin gum @lnz
ocntei, lta6 llann1 lonbte Der 8rigg einen
llcbcripurf uno nocb anbere @abcn, un6
BET 6lllo cinen @oloring. 0a rift Ser
mobr lctteS Q8cgeS 3lriid ltn0 FAM mach
N99dro uno lo9te ale 3cttun9en, Die CT oa
9ebDrt uno geieben bate.
0arnocb ian6ten bic Q(icn 8oten in ale
Nelt uno geboten, 8aLourn aus Sells Sc
malt 3t peinen, 9Qe t6aten bas, O}enldben
uno SDtere, Gr6e, Stetne, 8Gu lne un0 ollie
@r5e;. ME bu ibon 9eleben baber1 tpirit,
oaB otele 0tnge tpeinel1, tpenn tie aus benz
6roit IN Die 8drme fommen. 9Is 6ie Sc
Ia1toten betmfubren l1nb hire @eperbe tpobl
Doubrdbt batten, fanoen ite in elmer S0ble
etn Htelenipctb iiben, baS S66d (00d,
9unteD g~enannt mar. Die baten tie al1cb,
ben 8albur aus 6els @etpalt Su tpetnen.
Sic anttpprtete:
Sbo6 muB tpeinen nit trodenen Nugen
l(eber 8alberS Gn6e.
gticbt i'm 2eben nod i'm SOB bait td6
gtuBen bon ibm:
8e6alte 6eu mas fie bat.
Wfan metnt, baB bies Qoft, 2aufeDias
Sobn, 9etpeien iet, 6er BEN Nien 10 ptel
Seto 5ugefiigt battey"
9eS gei3ab CUR Sommer5onnenfpen6e.
Der Wtotbos iDn1bOltitrt in 8al6er's Sob
Die Commemorate. Ser Qitt9e 8alber,
oes Sommers Qbbtl0, 9e6t inter burcb
90oer, oaS S0mboI Der Jfad6t unb 6tnfteez
ntB, Die nit benz @tnter CUR 6erri9aft
tommt. ltn6 ollie beipeiren 8alocr u1o
mO9ten t4n germ ms 9e6en 3uriidrufen,
tt1tr Die 9unfel6eit ni6t, Sic aIein pnn Der
Some feinen gtuben bat.
, 1893-07-05
2IQrRf6ertBf
@AicoQp. ). SSu[t

w y W y. oOAll.
Sol9en6e Breiie Dur0en bel gr0Berer
Partteen e%r5ielt:
Butter, bette vSeperator" sg8aare -
@20c, CUTE 19@192c, mittelmGBige 100
l8c. Dairy, GOOleD'S bette 16(9164, mittelz
quite unb quite 154@16c, frticber 9ading
Stof 12@13c, CUTE uno bette y9toQ" C.
8uttertn, bette Creamery 17c, rebt
ibOnc 153c, 0airb 121c un6 134c fir bic
bette; IN v9tous" ooer tleincn @ebinben &c
me6r.
&die, bette v6uG Cream G6e66ars"
So, pGptnS" 73(@8c, goung Qlmerica
8@83c, vSttmme6" o. nacbgemacbs
ter S3mei5er 11@12c, y8rid" 9@93c,
&imburger 92010c.
@ter, gan5 friicbe 12!(013c 6as 0bb.
Ob It, 9eo0rrteS: Q(epfel, finItlih qez
trodnetc 73@10 bas 9fb., an ser Sonne
9%eoOrrte nOrbltcbe 5@63c, 8ftriic6e 506c,
8rombeeren 6@7c, Simbeeren 23@243c;
Galtforntl3es: Nprttoien 14(016c, nibt
geibGlte Yftrit6e 8@11c, geicbGlte 22(6
24c; 8aaumen 9@13c; GoItnen: Qonbon
2aperS $1.65(02.O0 oaS &iitcben, MuSfaz
teller 81 .3501 30, loIe 4(06c.
Oh #, frii6es Aepfel 2.5O02.65 un6
2.75C03.00 ie no6 Ser Site, 8ananen
1.00@1.25, Gttroncn 4.50(05.O 100, Short
baer Orangen 2.25@2.5O, @rbbeeren so
@75 in "a RtntS. Stad6elbeeren $1.OO
@2.25 per "a Quarts. 6imbeeren,
i9tpar8e, $1.00@1.5 80, rot6e 6Oo0$1.75.
8rom6eeren S 1.O001.25.
&artOffeIn: WtSconiiner o.,
8urbaufS 100000, 6ebron 45050c, 9fofe
400, BearleB $4,000; neue 8eorleB
1926, SrtumpbS $4,000. so, &oIe $500
@2.25, @arIp Ohio $3.50 6a8 SAB.
@efllt9eI, le6enbige: GurfcD 10
Co.; 6uDner: Semen 100 6Gbne
-@-c; @nten 1O4@-c.; @GnIe, lebenbige
nit Ben 8an8cn 6e0ern, $3.OO@6.OO per
9uBcn0. Spring GbtfenS" 14(916c.
baS Yfb.
Gentle: MiiHiitppier @eiBfraut
75090c; ct. 2outier 81. O002. 90; rot6e
ober 9elbe 3piebeln 1.75@2.O0 Der Saf;
Wtpbrril6en 81 .0001. 20 Der 8u1beL; iunqe
tpeiBe 9tiiben 9Oo01.OO, Seaerte %
SOC ba5 9b6., iungc l3tp;ebeln $3.50 Ser
8ui9el, iNnge rOtbe &Iben 35(04Oc,
9eteriiLie 10000, &reie 2O(925c,
@rbien Gun9c) 9O00$1.00 Ser 8uid6el,
8obnen (~9riIne) 80c(0$1.OO 3d., Spargel
90@$1.00 per } : 8uicbel &titcben 4;
@a3Sbobnen 81, 5001.75 per 20 Quart;
8%lumenfobl $1,000 6as GtitCben
Stedrit6en 100000 ber 8uicbel; Somaten
80c(@$1 Ser yGrate"; Speet g otatoes aus
S4inoiS $2.OO@2,5O bas SAB.
@6tSteD: SLIP.
&o6len: SIM &letnen, gr6Bere y@g9"
$3.50 bic Sonne, tleinere un6 s9tut" ooer
v8ange" $6.75,
. Gobnen: 8eite Stables 81. 8O01.8 5,
mittel9ute $1.7O@1.75, nit Ser Mfaibtne
gereint8te 81 .65@1.75.
, 1893-07-05
Die SteQun0 Der u Glubs Sc.
Qeague" lit bis iebt folgenbe:
Jofeph Stnn t0otet feline 2rIutter uno
perwunoet feinen Shwd9er
InhoncnnEThn1tA
ebens9efdbrlth

Soiepb Sem uno feline Trau po6nten
BEL Der Wfutter Ser 2ebteren, Srau 96iloz
mena SinOanO, go. 70 @. Sn6iana Str.
2inn, wel6er Sem Grunt erge6en mar,
bate nit ietner S6tpiegermutter oft Strett.
90 au3 8eitern 2(benb, ais CT nadb 6auie
fam. Sic tDeiIte ibn1 nit, baB CT bas
6ou5 berIaiien m0ge, tporauf er etnen 0olA
3o9, unb i6r mebrere Stidbe berlebte, BON
ipelc6em elmer, Der i6rc Seite ~burcbbobrte,
t0btlicb tpar. Trau 8tnbano itarb, ebe ibr
dr5tIibc 6iilfe 3u She'll mur6e. Sbr Sobn
S. 6inbano tpoQte ben M}0r6er enttuoffz
men, bOb aucb CT erbieIt eirten lc6cnsgefa6rz
lt3en Sti6 IN Die Seite unb befin0et Iicb
ieBt i'm 9oipttal. 2tnn bat itc6 gefla6tet.
, 1893-07-05
Gi9entbumli6e Beidulotouno.

Ser NObOfat Sobn g. Sone8 reibte
9eitern BET Dem Mtapr 6arrtion un6 benz
9oli8eibef McGloug6rp 9e9en Sen Qteut.
Wfoore, ben Bolt5titen 9antel Wtc@artbp
unb SalneS Sbeeban, ben 8ailiff in Der IS.
Ctr. Citation, cine 8eibipcrbe Elm, in Set
ct Die @enannten bei6uIOigt, t6m pertpei,
CERT 3u baben, einen in ber Station elm
geiperrtcn &lienten su beiucben, bis berlclbe
iicb icbriftltcb perpficbtet babe, auf einen
9ro5eB Ourcb cine SurD OerSic6ten su MOL
len. 6err SoncS bat aub Sen General
antpalt lopie ben @ouperneur Qt(tgel6 BON
Der SQcbe benacbribttgt.
, 1893-07-05
Stdott1bes.
0dfebdu.

Die Gbtca9oer unb 8oitoner 8o1ebaQz
Clubs lptelten geitern 3ur 6eter beS pierten
Suit 3tpet Sptele, lnb bet6e enbigten nit
elmer NieOerIage OeS eriten, nibt ettpa, petl
Die @btcagoer iblebt 9eipielt bGtten, ionz
bern neil Bic 8Oitoner bonn Slid n1ebr
be9iinitt9t tparen.
@apt. Nnipn muBte iib geitern Na4mttz
tag bon George 9eder pertreten laiien, neil
er itcb am Worgen Bel elmer GoQtiton nit
benz 8oitOner 8alIperfer Sad Stibetts
cine GerleBung am linten Gberid6enfeI 3u7
ge5o9en bate.
Na9itebenO foIgen 6te Scores" nacb
pSnntn9s":
0a5 SbieL am gHnrnpn.
, 1893-07-05
@runheigentbullr.


Ou Derfa ufeu:- b. Sic I6bufte
y SIDE in oieier btblde1 uno ~bliibeubel 0oritaDt
Moner lnb Seiper III ben StraBeu unb Die Strabe1 oes
pfoftert.. Gage Slo= uno Sitfrout. We9en 8reis NIB
lid an Am. $. See, 112-114 9earboru Str,
9oDce Building. 2OuibQfp
On Dertaufeu: Neue y 6Iat"=66uier, 2It6fto, NIT
~ oaeut @omfprt in apOnbale, @Iitnu @oe. 9leid u6r0s
ltd BON belmont; biuigsr, oils Tie jeBt 9ebaut lueroeu
in unmittelbarer 9td6e teS MDou0aler 9~ababuTs; $l7O0''
9t0beres i'm Stoats5eittugsgebGuoe, Simmer 30. 35,
WittagS 5pilben y uno l ubr poer inter aoreIIe: Z.
SDB, AoOu0ale. Goot So. Sn. 15mibalp
, 1893-07-05
Neri1mmInunen.


CEabreSperiommInn9 BON attiOuGreu.
Gbtcagn, ben l. Suli 1893.
9ie So9resoerfammlunQ pon @ftiondren Der Belmont
Span ~ Slltlot1g A1oetatlDH 5iuefS Grp1bluuQ zines
9lrettorenratbs uno @rIeoiguug aler FOLDER 6eid56fte.
bic porltegen mbqet, fiubet in Der Office Der @eieuicbaff,
llO6 u. 3aliteo Ctr. i'll Der Stoot @bCaQp. am Otpntog'
Den ~. Snlt, Aoenos 8 ubr itatt. S. rs. 9eInL Ser.
, 1893-07-05
Oas Spiel am %9tacbmtttage :

u@orne0 &un8"-Gbico9os l; @oitons 2. nfFirt @ofe
By Grror8"-@btca9Ds 2; 9pIton8 2. r8eft on 8aieS"-
Gbicagos Z; @oitons 5. r6irft 8oIe Oh 8aa8-Gorroa,
@9R9, sgSsI9; gStraast OH" eorrOa g}t9Ols, Sarge,
Merritt, 9ungon, 9nder, Gorroa. "I@tolen 8aie"w
@orrOtt. Soluble glops"-8orrott, &ange uu6 8efer;
Gong uno Suder; Gong, Some unb 3uder. y9it bp
~Ytt1er"-SaDlen. Umpire" WtcGuabe. Sett hes
Sp1els-1:25. MnpeIeuo-9122.
Die Stelung Der II Clubs 6er v9tattonaL
, 1893-07-05

pG9 S4 q @r TaRs"0S?Iea9os ?; 8oifOns, 8. r8trt
.9oIes"-@bicagos, A. 8ofton5, Z. n6trft Sale on
S9as".gsai Me@inriS, StaIep EG Come, Garron.
" S1 ! NJ - f;tsS uS5dDree 8aie @it"--@on8ea;
-99o1len; S6ri6er; 2nffp. 2un9ar. Stolen gaie5"
49, 49, S9rroa, MNtceartbp. Soluble 9lopS"- Ntc@ortbp
@tt8eS"-Mc@tnnis, StoleD. n8aiIeb 8aQ-98rioer.
numpire"-Mc0uabe 3eit-145. @utpefeub-685O.
, 1893-07-05
0eidGftsz Standardization.

0u perfaufen Doer 81 nertauI6en: Sin qltes Sell,
~ tatefensSei6dft 9egen cine 28irtbI9aft. Nadsufra.
gen ISL gIDbpurn @Oe. 3iI2t
, 1893-07-05
Setter SI1en begino berte in

= Beter Olien begin9 beute in 6erglG6e
bes 9amilton !6Otels oaoar9 Selbfmor6,
baB er cine 0Oits @tft peri9tutte.
- 0ieut. 9tidbarO Shepard ion fid DOr
Der 8oli5eiunter ucbun9sbeb0rbe toeoen
In8riffs unb ungebOrt9en 8etraoens Ders
antiporten. Ser SlGger 1T 6ranf Golier,
DGcperenOus" Sobn Sames, ser mie
tptr an anOerer Stelle beribtet, 9eitcrn inn
Nferboupalalt, auf rgOttltbes @ebetBN. Sic
Sc9napSauslteaung BON So6n 9ofpers ans
Dublin tbetlpeile 5erit0rte, tpurbe beute
0orrnttto9 bon Gt9ter Borter UNI S25 oes
biBt. 0
, 1893-07-05
j3u permietben: @tures, 8Obnungen ,c.


Qupermtetbeu: 9ubide r5Iat".g 80 obuuneeu mt
- allen 9omfort, SIS BEN WiDnot. @l1ton aoe. in Der
9(dbe BON Belmont Aoe. 9tdbereS Wfittoqs SlulIbeu Il
un0 l i'm 3immer $40. IS Stoats5 eitun95=Sebduoe
l0mibatu
, 1893-07-05

9upermtetbeu:
@Ite Offices
i'm
taats'3ettnngs.SebanbG
SrOBss Si9erbetts9enbIbG
8ampfbet5uug II. f. 10.
@e9sn GiH3eIubeiteu fpre9t Dor in be1
@taatst3eituues.Office
Gds WaibinQton StraRs unb Giftb apenue.
, 1893-07-05

Qbenb6GQtt Rer So. StaatS5tg, l Gent.
, 1893-07-05
SUteI8.
gferOe llnO @agen.


2 o~ertaufen: Sin 9utes @ferb, Elm SeI6afts=
~ Sn9gq mt oerl9lteBborem. grOBen &nften uub
, 1893-07-05

Meiu6t: 8u1fibrer Iu9t @eI66ftiquna fir einiae
" StunOen bs Gbeubs poer S~onutoQs. 8ertroHt
NIT Wboleiale Siqupr=9ealers uno Gecti1ers Suterna[
Jteoenue Geports. Ior.: e. 1O4 S~taat65tg.
" 1udbt guten ftetigen 9IaB aIS 9prter, perItebt au1
etlp0s pom Bartender; iGeut feline Nrbeit.
3Il2t II ia Stoats5ettuuo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
ALMOST 4 STAMPEDE.
How = Yes.s Lady Wa. Fssshssasd ~ ..
Osershse.

How = Nosng Lady wss frightened ~ -
osershse.
II was on Pine street. between Third
and Forrth. The street il narrow. the
sidewalks ara more 50 Two nevsstoys
were discussing scane important matters
II state ovcr near the Merchants Es-
change. A gentleman with . pair Of
docoiieto ruobers and id terrible hurry
was coming NJ tie street On the north
side. Coming N an opposite direction
was a young couple. OF course the side
walk being slippery il was necessary for
him 10 assist hes, and The sidewalk being
narrow II was also necessary for them 70
walk very close together.
"l1l tell yer whut III DO wild yer
said one II THE newsboys NJ the climax
OF bis argument.
The man in hurry az this particular
moment los, one % hss rubbers- II came
OF at the heel. and III his wild rush up
the street the impetus Of his movements
caused his zoe 10 remain IN the overshoe
just long enough Ia give il forward
melton. and II went flying along over
the icy walk about 10 feet in front of its
owner.
'swhnt yer givin usy' asked the other
ncwsboy in tone Of superb scorn- Il
tell yer whut ! thinks Of der whole
scheme. See? i tinks-rats.'
AS the emphatic remark about rodents
cut through the air like a hot knife
through fresh cheese the escaped over
shoe shot under the skirts Of the young
lady. She did not know what il WA
but tho noiseless motion II the black OBJ
ject and the cry Of rats were sufficient.
She emitted scream that brought the
neighhoring population to their win
dows. while her young mans hair stood
mp. his heart stood still. and an unhand-
her-yillsin look came into his eve.
He was about to rush to the rescue
when his feet few MP and he sat upon
the hard sidewalk When the young
lady screamed. she also jumped straight
up in the AIR. and when che came down
tie man who owned the rubber was say
ing:
Beg pardon. but that was my over
shoe
The young lady recovered quickly, and
watching her disconforted escort pick
himself up the absurdity Of the whole
thing seemed to dawn upon her. and she
burst into an uncomfortable tit Of laugh
ter, in which the young man soon joined,
and they continued on their way to-
gether.
The newsboys were dazed for mo-
ment. when one Of them awokc from his
stupor and remarked:
Yum, yum. Cliimmy. git onto de
taffy."-St. Louis Republic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
An Ancient on.rt.t

The acknowledged oldest minstrel joke
is witticism of the late Archbishop
Whateiy. who was born in London in
1881 and died in Dublin in 1853. One of
his bicgraphers says. His wit was greet.
his generosity munificent, aud his hosp-
tally boundlees" Here is thu gag"
Why can man never stsrve in the
Great Ds~erty'
Because he can eat the sand which il
there.
But what brought the sand which Ia
there
Noah sent Ham and his descendants
mustered and bred"
The ssr~e wit il was who asked,
What ives Joan Of Arc made OFF, and
VINO. when the interlocutor gave it up.
rcrlied. loan of Arc was maid of Or
leans"
On still another occasion tho archbish-
or startled his listeners by asking. "rf
tho devil lost his tail, where would he
go TO find new one~ and without wait
Ing for any one TO guess replied, TO a
gin palace. for bad spirits are retailed
thcrc."
80 dinner one night this witty prelate
asked the company to name the differ
ence between an lrishInan and Scotch
man on the top Of mountain in frosty
weather. Nobody hazar,led an explana-
ton. and the proposer answered. Zone
is cowled with the kilt. and the other is
kilt with the cowld. Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

"'Now. dat zaD you ses dar he saJ:
''ffo avav. Take your Ole vfte healcd
voornsns and g away" one dav he say
- ma. Go vest. young man; 70 vest. =
IT. say dat. and Aen he lar. I lvp DIRE
from ven I been young nit 10 viskers on
tiIi now ave the pail heal and dc Santa
Class viskers nichr
I 49, thera "a on the plot = sr>ot
marked Grave Il thar merely 81 In
sian grave n oue = 'hoss you knows
STATE II ron know whose grave 1, ~
Veil. vrn - cone on that blaace 70
har a ftt's chf-s. Nr cSoosire. yon
know Dot scrn~ fiuse We BE- - ease rain
ro-v chss~rs DIT N s<e : ,hscksss IT him
sslf. ut sh4-she- l'stie Kaisirrna-she
Wa -ainpow maker Ven shs xone On
- amt pes-ch shc va aitozcttcr The sweet
e~s sssseia 20 rsle. chaosiEr. ~ eS.e- eceTi.
she Climb on re Ike a nice NV ynurrisl-
riory all go my bard siskers rks a
etolcf
re haI ~ rnore ssilar-n tat vns
Ell. chooi<e
Sre "a ~rk. Ne hss 70 doctor.
shs y ses- cannot say much. Isra
Do1sErseD. but ! iuF nv chile. vs
pe-rv bSr ~ Or rs< pioe iaks IN Or
ziesn. co.N $500. So - -. ny vife and
NJ n der ~1riag snt der summer Sf1a
ard "a dsr v;ii viewers. der little ~
lrts nd Der suears rsit lar plack sves
ard 8sr ssf4e pio~~nrns ADJ der snrus n
l't little qw1st crzfe 20 our pessssfai
rfain.
poycn tar. cho~frr. Ia nan rseifrs
das - Nal - nss AL nv per ~ VIE
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- - ~ NJ - - vesrf 80. n. Ia
drr n have seboak nit peo- eie fsilsr.
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ard he s~~~e - ny rhi<>'
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k~~f bari He arorpes nss e~szs<>srs
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

Persons who are subject TO attacks OF
bilious collie can almost invariably tell.
by their feelings. when to expect an at
tack. If Chamberlain Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy is taken az soon
as these symptoms appear. they can ward
of the disease. Such persons should al
ways keep the Remedy at hand. ready
for immediate use when needed. Two
or three doses Of il AT the right time
win save them much suffering. For
sale by +. J. Wurzburg. druggist, No. 81
Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

a Feurtb svenae man fh0nght IL
w's1id sarrrisc BIS wife rot isrz ara. and
r. Fra<e>dsa - purc4sse fr hsr . wrap
A. thA -ar~ 'i,ne ehat - krew slnat
~-sps 80 - Httie tlas j, s'~sn'.lnt have
ben r<sn1ift~i an fhe streets without n
nFsre Tie adv IA ~ .srs vhe-s h.
made his r7sh kno~u rickesi over a ut
snd handel BIN or saraethsnx-
Whafs tastT hs a*k~s
"Ths<s -~,~sit fn<t received. : slr
answered <oreewhat Is - nanaer II
st0p vernas-aiA-
t. l.>okea - g stsnt ,..~.h - q So
ord
fcw ne sfr,~s Asrr s's. b. sass
NY wsHs's - ecs eit sxaurh ssress.s
fer 10 women. -E~sross Frsz Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
MARCH SECRETS.
How TO Get Well and How 10
Keep Well. in Spite OF
March Weather
Revealed by an Oh Physician
of Great Experience.

Keep the feet warm and dry somehow,
anfLoNs no matter hos coax soiea OF
rubtefs, rrece lined or watefpguof saoes.
either u preferred. AL II necessary. bat
se sure 70 keep tie feet 10th warm aud
dry. Next, keep the chest warm. high.
priced. high necked undershiris, al
aoai, sslk OF bueksh.n -suit yourself,
hut see - IL that you keep your ehest
wsfi4 seven day. evegy week, thirty one
days every March. exercise freely IA the
ol'sn alr. sleep n we'll ventilated room.
sbd take fe-ru-Ea before each meal.
these rules foiioaei viii secure 10 each
individual an absolute guarantee against
crie> coughs. catafrh, la grippe, infiu
eaxa aasi spring fever. in spite II siush
and mud. rain and sleef. Wind and damp.
AMI sudden changes Ia the temperature.
III. heweyer. you are already the victim
oi a cough, loose or tight; la grippe.
Severe or mild; eatarrh. chronic or acute,
bronchitis, serious or trivial. consump-
Don. lingering or quick. the remedy that
gs'iiefes readily, cures quickly. and per
nisaentiy restores the health Is Per ma.
Peru ia. when once used IN the family
BECOMES a household fixture. As "A
spring tonic and blood puriler. both 10
prevent and cure disease. Peru Ma has
no e4nal. i. cieanses. strengthens,
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4 medical book entitled AThe Family
Physician No. ," is a complete guide TO
the treatment 81 catarrh in all forms,
stages and location. II also sets forth
clearly the cause, prevention and cure of
coughs, colds. la grippe. consumption.
and all other diseases OF cold weather.
The Family Physician No. , is devoted
to spring medicines and the bodily dis.
orders peculiar 10 the spring time. is a
book that no one can afford TO be with
ont az this time Of the year. Either sent
free by The Peru ma Drug Nanufac.
turing Company Of Columbus. Ohio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

After the wedding ceremony friend
of he family took the father % the bride
arart and whispered 20 him, II observe
that you DO not seem TO be aware that
yorr son-in-law is over head and ears IL
debt
Arc You sureS"
Certain. and am convinced he has
only married your daughter with the
object ~ raying OF his creditors with
he lowry"
why did you not mention this be
FORE
lie owes me ; 900 realsr-Calcudario
Eiiba.no.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

Chicago Man lin Art gallsry>-Hu1. now
what's thai rcprrserff
Gaide--The flisht into Erypt
d Ia. haf great scheme proph~ttr
sort - 'hing. chs Think IL 20 there n q
sslf IN wcrid's fair year. Have - eer.pe
fr,sn nv relations, yoa know ~ ass
Fisiis Wasisiux'on.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

''s'psan. said the housewife. II think
tha. once week l. quite often enough
for yonr sweetheart 70 BE- calling here :
lie aint my sweetheart. susan ex-
planned. Hes tha man I'm going 20
marry. D'yoa s'pcse y had a sweet.
hesrf IA 70 az svle him By rsrryin
him Indianapolis sentinel.