Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-22

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that the Legislature hes passs-d The ball
spssopristang e5Aoo0 fos IN ssyiun Dor
the upper pselnsala insane" sssd
Dr. Lang. 1T 10 necsssisy.
The present iastitutions szs a.
ready crowded. and usors room y
nesdsd. Thsss are between 10 end 30
insane psrsons Who belong u tho north-
ern peninsula. and the sumbes y. a
course. constantly increasing. Aoped.
however. that the legislature would d.
eide % build IN ssyism Tor the chroaic
insans al the state. Homo time go
drsv up ball Cor that purpose Gov
ernor Rich fsvorsd ID. but the law
makers svidently did not 80 their Wsy
clear 70 paa IL Such IN institution
would result in great SAVING % the
state. The chronic insane can b taken
care a ~ much lsos expenss than the
acute. They do not require the at
tendance. the medical supervisina OF the
careful diet. Much care must hs taken
with the acute insane In order % restore
their reaaon and mental health. But
with the chronic il 10 dinerent All that
can be done for them 10 20 give them
good. wholesome food. 80 that they are
comfortably housed and yell taken care
Ut. Under the present arrangemeots
both classes are taken care Il within the
Same wsrdA II il impossible 70 dis
criminste. and consequently tho state 10
paying out large amount II money for
attendance and care that part II the pa
tieuts do not need, and which results in
no benefit 10 them. il costs more
money TO take caro- a the insane than
any other class u pcrsons Who become
state charges. Everything possible
should be done 70 lcssen this eXpenss
AMI still provide the patients with the
best possible care. An asylum fos the
chronic asylum will soon becone IN alb
solute neccssity."
Not one person in twenty Who wears
russell leather shoes understand how tn
keep them polished" said ]. H. Baker o(
North Adams, Massachusetts,. in Sweets
yesterday. Mr. Baker 10 the representa-.
tive Of one Of the largest leather manu-
featuring concerns in tho country. Its
IN easy matter To take care Of russei
leather shoes." he continued. when
they get dirty. carefully brush them OF.
Then cut lemon in two and rub the
juice over the surface IL the leather
When you have done that rub the shoes
vigorously with dry piece 81 flannel
and the leather will shine like . mirror
The acid Of the lemon will do no harm
and il tho leather u well rubbed il
color will not Be made lighter. There
have been moro russet leather shoes sold
this year than during the previous five
years Everybody is wearing them. and
their popularity Ia bound 10 in
crease. This il great year for leather
anyway. Ii 10 being used for every
thing. The worlds fair has increased
the sales enormously. Thousands oI
leather trunks. valises and handbags arr
being bought. Everybody intends u
wear ruaset leather shoesL The hotels
arc al using leather upholstered furni