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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
A FLIPPANr MISS.
h6nks She Il clever, But Others Do
f5Ibna Not Agree with Her.


,fbnks She IL Clever, But Others Do
fdlbna Not Agree With Her.
thk.eis nothing so bright or so alto
tier attractive as girl who is Witty
Il interesting In her conversation
,aOut appearing TO be so. Such 8
- wins readily the praise and pleasant
comment Of those abOus her, but there
is a type Of young woman who thinks
that 10 DO fippant Is to be witty, and 70
be absolutely impeFtinent is to her a
means OF showing her unusual Qualifca-
lions.
The lippant young woman shows her
peculiar accomplishments Ia speaking
Of her parents, whom she regards as be-
Ing far behind her Ia the Intellectual
race aud who have been put upon this
earth for the sole purpose Of being the
butt OF her Witticisms.
Pitiful as IL seems 20 others, the
parents OF such q young woman FREE
Quently feel no humiliation In the be-
haviOr OF their daughter and are will
/, ing to be laughed az In order that she
MAY show OF before those, who are
About her.
NJ, however, she really thinks that
her audience admires such conduct she
Is mistaken, for, even though they may
laush, in their hearts they have no re-
spec, for the girl who mas no respect
for Aer parents. There is a certain
deference due TO age that should be re-
speeteo By every one. Particularly is
this so IN the treatment children show
their patents. Though many a young
person Is Tar better educated than the
hard-working man or woman whom
they so pergstently make fun Of. the
people who ere able to appreciate real
merit will Ind more OF 10 In the elder
than In the Younger person.
Dignity OF demeanOr marks the lady
every where and, though 4 very witty
speech may have to be strangled at its
birth, IL is better 20 do so than 10 in
dulge in q style of conversation that
hurts those who ATE made the subject
Of IL, and also offekds those who NAV
not DO personally interested In f.
After a while the ApDant Young per-
son will be avoided by those who
know the quality \of what she
calls her wit and thu friendship Of
those worth cultlvating will be given
to the girl who In ever. way shows a
Difference TO those older IAN herself
and who, in her commnnk zion vitb
those Of her own age, does trvto ha
lunny atthe expense OF othe ia h
too short % stand any such\ nee
sad though she may think herA enc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
OLD ORCHARD BEACH.
CHARACTERISTICS OF A GREAT SUMNER
SEASIDE RESORT.
More Than Score Of Hosls-A WOman's 0pin-
ion Of the Efficiency Of he Liquor Law.
The Religious Misunderstanding
About the Railway Stations.
g,,.i,t c,rrlspoadencs OF ne REGISTER

Spsefal CorrssDondencs or ne Rs9istsr.
OLD ORCHARD, Me, August 3.-The
Sunday aspect at Old Orchard differs
radically from that at the ocean summer
resorts In the vicinity Of New York
There Sunday is the llveliest day-the
day of all days so far as the music OF
bands and the miscellaneous sideshows
are concerned. Here these things are
not allowed to operate on the first day
of the week. But on other days the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
A Valuable Article.

The girls heart had been rudely
handled by young man whose promis-
eS to pay were known among men TO be
of no more value than his promises to
love were known among women, and
she went to an attorney to see about
suing him for breach OF promise.
So" said the kindly old gentleman,
''you want TO sue Jack for breach Of
promise?"
ayes, sir. do, and l mean to-" she
asserted, with angry emphasis.
"What are the iigures?"
twenty-five thousand dollars"
twenty-five thousand dollars" he
calculated. "Why, my dear lady,
there isn't a jury in this country that
wouldn't laugh right out in the hex at
the very idea of one OF Jaoh's promises
being worth a thousaudth part Of 1t.
You'd better bring in your broken
heart and sue him for assault and bat
terry or cruelty TO animals or something
like that"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06

VIM. z. Durgin. Of the Boston Loan Co.
275 Washington street, says: / recon-
mend SULPHUR Bitters as the very best
medicine have ever used. There Is moth
ing ike them 70 give an appetite, tone up
the system, and 70 do away with that lan-
guild feeling which Is 30 frequent among
those confined indoora
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
PURELY FEMININE.
INTERESTING TOPICS DISCUSSED FOR TIE
BENEFH OF THB LADIES'

French Women in Journalism and he Success They
Hays-Eow Their Male Coa.smpories Tsar Up
Their Work-gollands Little Queen and Hep
Mountaineering Information Of Various Sorts
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06

A New York Judge has performed .
hunaneact By changing the name OF
one Mepdel Berkd Fitch Borniisky 70
hat OF Mark Bar VI Johnson-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06

thing above the average y mentality,
the great majority Of people Will duoo
her fiippant and impertinent' and have
no wish TO continue her acquaintance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06

Russia produces 1l1,s4s barrels OF
petroleum daily.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06

They won't allow Us to play here
noWl else l would have game. I an
simply playing the role Of : MAJ OF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

A. meeting Il the Toledo Press
club, held On saturday evening" the
folloslng resolutions Ok regret 1t the
death OF Clarence r. Leldy were
passed:
Resolved, That n the death OF Cisr-
ence +. Leldy, the newspaper World
Gas los. al energetic sst devoted
worker. claimed Dy tnree stAtes aud
useful IN all.
That Toe Toledo Press club extends
~ - s.stex organ zati0n OF Grand Rap
ids. NJ ch-. - regret AZ the loss oy
death OF 40 cheerful. so able and 90
brotaeriy a urfDorr. and to MS many
frlends and his relatives. especially to
BIS ~.dow. ia sympathy, indispensable
IL words.
'.l.esoiyed. That a copy OF these reso-
buttons te forwarded 10 the Grand
Rapids Prcs- club and 90 the widow OF
the decreased, and that they he spread
upon TIE records of the club"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED

Nervous itfifats N~rsres Hfskresrf~ -
srlfiD4 ffeai tsf,S Intifcrritrnt sad srets-ss
81 fnanhoet. rreratrk ~ 10 bl8Ia Irasfafsf
ifssfasut 81 trcls 81 e. si.ssess ,fnproi.<r
Ia % insffsn efts IN essminstIaa n1t frest
rnsnf q sone ettrf diseases irreaitsfs ~asl
bsst etc. ts,enE iest nAahsof. ftop. frner.
tarrennffa. inHnititF o. rf.rff feass Or r~-
ief = rerd asrtnE toaFsrsfTien, u,xnInx
tn sufferer lee eorffenr% Ia eFtfs ons .rs~
hlm-<f enrs az eortnas VERY sna stliT,.
stoot trertics that nsser colasi 81 t|.n~s
esusarE ktiifEfs often escsinE irssnfis eae
fem of Desfas-s. fsrhlrss Nsfsoa-n-rs 40
hrafi Diseases. tnahHfg a. eonaufl basse.s
sfe
Ihis disease. ~ish a. 20 er.rlirnrcn. -
fivsss ruref On De- = CLAY 1onft o. horth
i'isisen street soonss 1 ana : gf4ss Aas.as.
Aira.
Sa'i fmmsdi.tcis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Articles Of ASSOCIATION were filed yes
tsra4y - tns Grand Rapids Art asso-
cisuoa. Iua memirr are frank >eifer,
JOAN J has>eiman. Henry n.y. ian,
kat- =. Iorfey. Lille q. Annin. Minnie
ne l. DAVIS. Coral & sdy. EmmaM. Cop
pens. AunsJ Dodge. Kate G. Butts. Julia
kirxs. Blanche smith. J. q. Flshsr. l. j..
Drsesel. May p. jones'. Peter Gebraad.
The officers to serve during The present
year are; President. J. J. Hssselmsn;
hrst wee president. Frank -elKer; sec-
cad vice president, ). q. Fisher; Sec-
retarr s1d treasurer. Emma VI. Cop
pm. members OF the board OF con-
iroi. Frank Seiter. Lille O.. Amin.
Alnnle 1 DAVIS and Corr J. Cady.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
WASTE NO MORE
TIME

with these useless and Injuries. mesic'ne<
sneh as tenics. sflmuAnis nfrttnes .snd
soporifcA slerp prod srilng drugs bkndares
~ Instrumental appliances; they are 81 10
avail. the diseasc - XII thefc and ctn cnls
b crrcl ~ Dr. = CLAY TobD. b Nsrsh
D'risio street. cocfs roffh a N6aros
street NenhNm hiees. fooms ?. aus t.ursai
hspidA Nich. CeAsostnf.on fies ana Cosa.
aeniihi- Ne chArEe fef ssfTices sntA rurs1.
lsoe waste souf tine ant mensg.
- runnina % afax siofes
ftitfr r,edidies, iof ehfssie diseases een
D. hAa Of iir :. CLAY Todd. Al his of1cs a
Acrth p,sisinn stree. dears ucrts 81
honros street, Nsahsm hlerk raoras1 sra
:. 1rAno tstss'is Alch.. ~iih iae rsfrsri f.rs
ADVICE fef asin3 fhes. lalo4 o. stCiar
Toad and te restsre1 ~ he4lf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

The Methodist ministers of the city
srd instr wives met Bishop Slnde so
eialiy a. dinner rendered him by the
hrethrsn - the Eagle hotel At II so q.
~. yesterday. There were present tie
Rev. and Mrs. A. NJ. Gould. rhe Rev.
sa1 Nr% W. A. FRYE. the Rev. and
Mr.. X. &. Crasf RI. the Rev. aad
Mr.. Gsoi - ". Wntwortn. the Rev.
ana Mrs. william Denmsn. the Rev.
snd Nrs- ". I. Cogsosli. Or. smith.
tie Ees. Joseph Kern. tne Rev. =. l..
Ham ton. toe Rev. r. ID. nscon. TIE
Rev. W W. Johnsson. the Rev. ". l..
Dsv,dson aud tss Rev. +. b. Patterson
OF MkBlstee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Bot little other saan routins business
vas bsougnt before TIE Homan's home
aa1 kospslzl oosfd al - regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon-
Tie magfon reported tssnfy-tnrss IN
mates. hfteen Il whom are pAtent5
undergoing treatment Inc insttil-
ton fuFnsnsd thirty-tso free lodgi nxs
snd uinsty-Gx free meals durlug iast
monsa. there rere two deaths within
the last mousb. 1be board - planning
70 rass IN 81 .000 Of The febt on the
home. xhlch becomes pays April l..
A series II entertainments vii be gwen
And a portion OF 70 vii De raised by
solicitors. Mrs. Alice NJ. NJ. Philips
has prom sed - Eve ner lecture on
ISLANDER Tor the benefls OF the home,
the date Tor Halca NIL soon - an
nounced. Tee state union has offered
"a. out . sec0ud frre bed IN the home n
the board MI Get apart room TO the
ua.on. - te knosr az the "tmos A.
Whseler Eooul." The matter vas
brought before the meeting yesterday.
but Il VAS held tor future consterA.
ION
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

ThlIiy Weeks Sick. the Last
Twenty Weeks ConIInsd
to Bed.

Ny wife has been sick about
thirty weeks. and the last
twenty weeks confined 10
bed. had i've doctors. hut no
benefit got worse all the
the time and the doctors said
no one could help her: she cot
weaker and weaker al the time
aud had dreadful pains aud
could not stand alone, when.
in company with my wile's
brother. | called on Dr. :. Clay
Todd. Is North Division street.
room 4. and gave him an
account Of her case. lie pre-
pared some medicines. aud 4
began giving them TO her.
From the start the medicines
helped her as DIR Todd said
they would. and she gradually
improved and today, after
about four weeks using Dr. 5.
Clay Iodd's medicines. she j.
able TO walk ten feet without
assistance.
JACOB ZUIDERFELD.
a1 lcfas street 0rkad EspleA NicA.
January 81. lse1.
Noit- ms pstient surerer. frnaesilv -.
,ctsiink hef heath. has effrzc'et lnofe sfr.r..
.lea theA epr ress II sick nrss IL ,.r..,'a 49,
- ~ mat yttrs Lfl rASslc = /. 800
slsf1s 20 tltt Aey uBfil sfle 49, ffs.tf4
better. 10y 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

On account OF the inauguration of
President-elect Cleveland March 4, the
c. 4 W. NJ. and D.. l.. 4 y. lines will
sell excursion tickets from all stations
al one limited trst-class fare tor the
round trip. Dates of sale will be Fet-
rusry - To March 3. aud good for con
tanu0us return trip. leaving Washing.
ton not later than March =. Full IN.
formation relative Ia rates, train co.,
nections. etc. will be furnished bv our
sgsnts. or GEoRsE DKiisvrS.
g. H. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
FIRE In A TANNERY
The Plant a. Mill Greek DAM
aged Last Night
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS loss
a Hss s~x sstps..a 10 H... s>.a
sss c..ss-L.<x al w,nd pr-vsasss
Ia Essm ssss.asas.

HE engage room. bark mill and
hqasr vat balldsnEs Of ne Gfssd Rap
las es.nsr sonpAsy's sAnnsry at Mil
Irss< we're destroyed ~ nfs l2st n Sns.
Tue les> a. roughly estimated ~
tssorxs Metz. the prineip pal owner. uiii
smo1nt 10 about <l4 90, about one
fourth covered ~ insurance Ina
origin q The tre q gnknosn, but u
sapgo<ed % have been = not b-arlng IA
ina machinery. Is hsi gained con.
sdefafla hesassy before discovered
~ tne ustclmkn-
Assstknce was asked for from the
city and tns apparatus a. So- engine
house ~ss started out They pfocsscci
a. TAR ss the North P1rk pzvs-losl,
wnsFs they srre Obliged 20 give up aud
return ca account OF the bad fcAtt
1hsre beng 10 wind Tie IRE burned
oat sithuat COMMUNICATING - TIE
ran bQildiag Of sns plant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

The Roots. Hcfls Banks. etc.
ere shipped directly ~ Dt. :.
{ lay Todd ffu7n ffie countries
wherf' they gfor. and arr cosa-
pounded ard disperse5 ~ him.
Medicines sent ~ afi parts r.
ihe world. Make ere csll ~
fss,~.itsle. 81 write ai,euf yvstr
complaint IN your o~n Ian
gusge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Mra ]. T. spexsmaa. whitehall.
Valley ctr; L,xzie Sonner. -. Marks
losp.ssl. Glssovood; Mary J. W ison.
No. IA Ellsworth avenue. Valley Ctys
Aarss Nan 10y ke. Croety street, Gre 81
wood, JACKIE fpma. No. 90 Gfandvills
svennr. Valley CITY. Baby Deboer. No.
= rtnessl stfret. Fulton street;
Mary Lsuatls DehIrsn, No. 10 Hsmll-
too street. ds1eeuwoos; Allie Earl. N.
~ Urnatisiz street. Valley City; har-
rhon l. Taylor. NJ. i9i Llvsngslon
streef, sAranzc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
AIE YOU ALWAYS
SLEEPY?

Do 700 set up nights-
csu ycu coatrol YEAR uriar,
Is there pAia ia yosr baeks
Or Nervous Frostranoaf
or Nervous Des.lityf
of Impafencyf
Ever had Fhcomafisn.
Have eatafrty
Have you ct2fnessf
or noises ID thc hrAdi
Have you f,ishtfr pains IL yosr isugs.
IL SeuF breath snofts
De you dream
10 stomach we2ks
lc you fekl ~7ra oaf-
lstbere \ sense 90 a .oaens.r
Pains ~ lack - hessf
Are ,ou dreadful nerwouss
Not enough o. Too mach urfasf
bces u burt - urinatss
Does u sfrAst % burn
II there stlsht ~ pressure IL lover part o.
allotment
Does ycur urine .effief
bfiekdust or cloudy oepoGf-
How Iona this ~syf
Married or sinklei
About what zxre
Thea write % OF cali % DR.. r4<x Teeo.
No. IL Norts pisisoo street. fhree doors
nerth 81 Nenrce street wenhAn block. rooms
J. and a. sirsnd kspldS AieA- he 10 TIE a
nous Specialist Physician ~bo Il eE4sns Al
ibese dfcadfui eomplaints
Almost every fo~E. Or city. or uesshborh.os
IN the tnited States can beast ~ saue former
feferer Who has bera fesiared a. rsrfeet
heath aud msrhosd a1c romanheot - ~.
> Clay Todd Ia tbe AL q y-ArN lie srac,
medicines eyerys bero.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

The Columbian section of the Unity
club met Win the Rev. Mia Topper
last evening and discussed worlds far
subjects. several interesting features
OF the Europeaa EXHIBIT we're noted.
aud the Michigan exhibit aud sppro-
priailons we're talked over. The sub
jet OF Dutch Art Ma Also discussed m
eldentally.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Jimmie Fsirs will have = sshoss tfot''
90 the sce 81 Errt's lake toasorrow al
tsrnoon. The following horses are en-.
tered. Jsmieson's Pedro. Fred Mills
George Mc,iregor. r. {. Barches Jes-
ere kirkvood. Jim Pit. ms Latte bl iy,
Dfoog's Lille Ned. Jake Meyers Mary
Ann. sam psNne's Brown George,
Walt <orthrup's Little Witch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
X. O. r.. M.

Sir Knights Of all ten,s IN the city ere
requested to meet ~ Nsccstee ball.
No 6 Pearl street. ct ] O'Clock shsrp.
90 s;teuf the funeral u rir Knight
Porter. BY order ~ commander. r.. ; /.
Hsynes, No. a Veto street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

FYSHS is the place to GO
when YOU want a first
class dinner at the pop
ular price. z5c-
ARE you in a hurry and
wish TO be served quick
~? Ncatncss and dis
patch is our motto.
IN our baking department
we excel and you will
find a large and varied
ssortment of the
choicest of Ca kcs,
breads, etc.
WE are now open to re-
ceivc orders for reccp-
tons and parties. such
as Salads. Ices, Ruscs.
Jellics. Fancy Cakes.
Bon Bons, etc.
FROM ourlong experience
IN the catering we can
guarantee satisfaction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
Rupturcs Cured. So.

~ rress' - sesEteri oper.ffors
- = Gay Tees rrsss.f~~s a. ~~fnr< -
rst'1~f go hiss te rat tnr e q tfrs
- isass 49, etFrgf 80 ~ Sea $40 q -
j. ~ frfa ~ torft DItfaft sfse4
Grsns flstIEa Nira.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
The INCEST and
Most Natural

TIE fnesi. purest. stronu .sf
AL best faro-s FOR eakcs.
pi'liings pastry. &C are Or.
Prices Delicious Flavoring
Extrscts In this age ~
atait<rauon consumers oee
Il - themselves 70 pa1on1e
manufacturers Who have an
esfahhshed reputation for
placing IN the market pure
ssaeles nt Frees Extracts
tar PURITY have the entoric-
meofs "a the leading ehsndsts
~ ais eoansry. They are
uscd - nc Iaiicd States
Government The tess no.
tsls az resrsaranfs ese tAem.
TIE iasges, ard snesf groosrs
81 sh~.o. sna they are fss-
sine'i s, tske nc , SAGE - al
ctser f'sonne ExsFs<ta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Fik's ball wss nessly filed last even
INK With an audience entertained by
shs young people of the Wsaltny ave
nue. cspt.s caUrcn- The chief feature
so tae farce. Poor Pillicoidy."
vn.cs portrayed the trials OF . man
mo I'D married ths udos Of . sss
csptsin whom y sss enormously sup
Posei hsd turned up" AGAIN Paul
lisTis ras an deal Pililcoddy and alr
Sslnia feffords ~ss vivseious aud IN.
xrnnees ~sran Hunt. Tue others took
inei- pssts ft.fsply. A program Of
nuslc and REGULATIONS prscsdsd The
farce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
IT WAS A SUCCESS
The BsehsIors' Ball . Plsasans
Treat
FOR A LARGE GATHERING
The Young Men cevss Thsmsslvss
Wah cssdas N Their sLsss
e he Season"

LosS evening toe youok oeSos VI
the city who sonssltuts . necessary
ngurs IN the local 40 paid their
society obllgassans By 81 vsientins's
eve ball. A. 10 10 tho last swell func.
ton until society snail have returned
70 ''lhs world. the ficsn and the dsvli"
after its Lsntsn Tepentencs. the ball
wss made one Of ne leading events OF
the season.
HArsman's reception ball was sx-
quisitely decorated. A. the end Of the
hall ssre great banks Of farms and
tropical plants agAlnst . background
Of red. Red and whits bunting hung
IN fsstoons from ths SIDES Of the
galleries AZ the rear Of the hall. WAS
smblazonsd upon the gallery the
legend. II am no fond aud foollsh
boy" TINS may have been intended
for . rssolute statement Of fact or an
ablect apology, aud the -. Valentines
eve maiden WAS free TO conetrus IL &C.
cording 10 her own sweet will. Across
the front Of the gallery WAS the IN
scTiption:
-fle doth I'll with grace.
Every season. every place.
He's tle hight OF al our race"
There Was something indefinite about
this to everybody except the maid es.
corted by her iance. She under
stood IL.
TIE supper room was At the left Of
the main entrance and was drspsd IN
led and white. Caterer Svetlsnd's
assistants served ices and salads TO the
tired dancers.
At tho right OF the main entrance
was the punch room. Red and white
were the decorations too.
Weilenstein's orchestra OF fourteen
pieces furnished the music, and twenty
numbers danced. Al midnight the
maIdens wers the recipients Of . val
entlne surprise. which operated like q
window shade and showed two Cupids
carrying = blood-red heart. at which a
pale-faced. detected looking young
man gazed In gloomy silence. THIS
was the particular b.. OF the evening.
The ball was = charming affair m
every sense of the term, and the young
men that so skillfully planned II, COW
cred themselves with social glory.
List of Invited Gaests.
E.,liowin0 IN the invitation lat in
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

pes;h o HAIRY Mcdowell.
Harry Mcdowell. former we'll
kno-n travehaz usn q tnis city. died
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Are guaranteed to cure Bil-
ious Attacks. Sick Headaches,
In Grippe. Colds, Liver Conn
plant aud Constipation. 80
IN each bottle. Price . cents.
ssoid By druggists Picture |,
~, 20 and sample dose free,
SkiTH6co.. ~ sew YORK
The herald., 1893-11-12
ABOUT LADY CYCLISTS.
Lecture on the Habit by Chicago
Writer.

Lecture on the Habit by Chicago
Writer.
A Chicago writer-surely not a
woman--gives the following uncalled-for
dissertation to lady bicycliets
81 was walking along crowded street
the other afternoon. The pavemeIts
were so thronged that we could scarcely
make any progress. At the narroweet
part of the way woman met US. She
was trying to force a passage for bi-
cycle which che had evidently been
riding. She was dressed in top boots,
short skirts and Derby hat. l don't
know why the sight OF her should have
exasperated me as it did, but l could
scarcely refrain from speaking to her,
and this is what longed to say
my misguided young sister, go home
and put that bicycle in the barn. If
you have no barn put it under the back
stoop and forget where you have laid it.
Then go up to your room and put on
the habiliments of woman, asking
heaven meanwhile to forgive you for
making the fool of yourself that you
have ever since you wore that composite
garb. Don't you know, you poor
child, that it is such freaks as
you who bring half the disre-
pute upon our sex and make things
hard for women all round? We do not
get the respect we desire simply because
such hybrids as you have turned the
mems hearts almost against their own
mothers. 1t is not as unsexed monde
scripts that we can hope to have any
influence in the world. 1t is only by
being low.voiced, gentle-demeanore
and modestly sppareled that we can
regain our lost place. Rampant man
ners and mannish ways, bicy-
Gle riding and the exposure of ankles
and calves are not going to reinstate
us, you may be sure. Throw away your
wheel, then; both of 'em, for that mat
ter! The one in your head as we'll as
the other. Discard your Derby, let
down your skirts and be woman again,
if not for your own sake, then for the
sake OF the other women who are under
the ban, and reap the penalty OF your
folly ~
The herald., 1893-11-12
RAlsINs AND ORANGES.
The Former Move slowly-Ths Latte
VIII Yield Heavily.

The Former Move slowly-Ths Latter
VIII Yield Heavily.
Riverside Enterprise: So far there
has been but little activity in the raisin
packing business in this city. While
there have been few carloads put up
and shipped. the volume Of business
usually done by this time in the year
has not been reached. At the present
time a couple of packing houses have
small crews at work. The very poor
drying weather experienced this season
has been backHet to the business that
it seems difficult to overcome. While q
good share of the grapes are dry, there
are considerable quantities that are as
yet far from that very desirable state,
and these the owners find difficult and
expensive to handle.
Down in the Cajon valley, the great
raisin center OF San Diego county, the
shipments have far outreached those
made from here. According to the
Union nine carloads were sent east over
the Santa Fe route last Tuesday, and
three carloads more were ready for ship
ment yesterday.
The maturing orange crop is doing
nicely and with no backset it will be the
finest as we'll as the largest ever grown
in the valley. The nsvels are fast as
suming yellow hue.