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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-24

THE sort of thing has been going on for
several weeks. and now there Is q strike.
Mr. Sargent has wired all the officers of tho
Firemen's Brotherhood on the road that
members are liable TO expulsion ii they en-.
gage in certain practices. suCb AZ they may
be forced into IL they observe this new
brotherbood's revolutionary tactics. The
firemen have heretofore held friendly rela-
lions with the Santa fe management, and
when grievance committees failed to secure
CONCESSIONS, the officials of the company
were ready to deal with the bretherhood's
officers.
The Interstate Commerce Act Denounced.
NEW YORK. March 23.-President Gun
ton, of the School of Social Economies.
lectured last night on the Ann Arbor rail-
road strike and the order of Judge Kicks
to Chief Arthur to recall the boycott and
strike. Professor Gunton regarded the
order of Judge Kicks as an act of socialism
and a logical sequence to the Interstate
commerce law. which forbids discrimina-
ton In railroad rates against any one. This
piece of paternal legislation. which handed
over the railroads 30 the government, II now
appeared. he said. had also handed over the
laborers as well. and a railroad employe
now practically worked for the govern
ment. Edward III of England, IN 1850. de-
ciared that every man who asked more TOT
his labor than he had done several years
uOtOAo WOulu 10 pub lutu ptloous ohu W
branded with red-hot iron. Professor Gum
ron said that II matters went on as they
are going the red-hot iron wonld again be
brought out of the fire TO brand employees.
Teiegraphe.s' Trouble brewing.
NEW YoRE. March 23.-Concerning the
report that trouble between the Western
Union Telegraph Company and its en-
ployes Is imminent, w. B. Somerville. of
the Western Union telegraph Company, In
an interview said:
Il understand that some operators have
been dismissed at Philadelphia. and no
doubt for good cause. Their dismissal
not known until day or two since.
Our local superintendent and managers en-
ploy and discharge their operators at the of
foes under their direction circumstances
may warrant and we reserve to ourselves
the right TO manage the company's affairs
our own way, and without either dicta-
tlon or intimidation from the representa-
tives of that association. That such O
course has been attempted is shown by q
communication from John Cuthbertson.
supreme chancellor of the telegraphers'
order. saying the Union would be boycotted
unless certain employees were reinstated."
Strike of Bingham Weavers.
NORTH ADAMS. Mass. March 23-The
weavers employed by the johnson Manu-
featuring Company. makers of fine ging-
hams struck yesterday for more pay, and
in consequence the entire mill. employ
ing four hundred hands. has been shut
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-24

ROTTERDAM To Re the Hamburg of Last Year
BERLIN, March 2a-The Prnssian govern
ment having issued an order prohibiting
Russian and Austrian emigrants from
crossing the frontier into Prussian terri.
tory. and from buying railway tickets that
would give Russian and Austrian emf
grants passage through Prnssian territory
to German ports the agents of the Liver
pool and Glasgow transatlantic steamshi
have opened offices In Rotterdam. Holland:
whence the emigrants reaching there Will
be shipped for America by way OF Great
Britain.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-24
The Governnenr Sustained.

PARIS. March 23.-The government was
again successful in the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day. A critical debate was ex-
pected In the Chamber on the question
offered by Deputy Lucien Miileyoye as to
what further action the government
intended to take In regard to tho
bribery and frauds shown TO have
been perpetrated In connection with the
Panama canal enterprise. The enemies OF
the governments hoped that the discussion
might lead to the overthrow of the Minis
try. but after some exciting speeches the
government succeeded In carrying the or
der of the day by show of hands. which
proved the attack on the Ministry TO oe
hopeless for the time at least.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
Heart Failure.
NOW TO ATOID IT.

TIE epitaph on many q tombstone IL
hsxrt failure No vonder, when se con-
ider the immense strain which IL put 90
iaat small organ Marvellous a. 10 l.. beating
1900 times and exertlng a force equal ID
1900 pounds daily, IL has It's limit-its
s1durkncs often Il Loo severely tested. 20
tommon arc diseases Of the heart-though
q ten for . considerable time without the
spicions q the afflicted person being in
tts east excitesk--thAf il il ststed that one
4 .r.oa ~ 6,sr krs a BAL Aearfi Dr. Franklil
Lies. II klkhart, lad, has for years made
. special st,sdy OF ali diseases OF the heart
aad his renarkAhle success has made his
= ans familiar one in all parts Of our land.
lie has found the most climmon symptoms
q heart disease % te pas. alsfreas or tender.
fess IN ne cA1s. bark. ressocA, bour<ks, IN
sioift~r AMI aru-. sAorts>ss u breath, paoth>r-
80 pill fasatsag. etc.
Mr.. CIsorxs K. smith. of Bsrres, Yates
ic. y. Y. writes -~ DE- Mills NV
liEtRr CINz iss sorkssi poadsrtsliy q.
sa~i rSi by % aIa d a gid Days rork
RI "a tcfrs ss-aecr and take more interest
~ af1rs. 1 bal shortness q breath, palpi-
fltiou. psio ua,ler ieft shoulder blade, paia
srp,.sd 90 Asars eyaii sat dep o. ~ rigk
sie. Since have taken n MieS N,v
4. fscrf (,ss 7 sep vsH and kSr> 40 p.rfpsta-
"a. Il hss ms.ie ny Aeayt s'ryag~r. wish
sen wouh print thi.. because 7 van; all 10
! now shst ~. Nlsf H.,rf Cisrs has dons
fr ne
For mouths ny wiie suffered With paiDi-
49,. uaat.erteg sg<ts, AMI vss unable N
rep GA her .eft sils she tried several
soetors ~ifhoat relief Your Hurt Csrs
49, Recommended. Af>r taking three
letsiss, she Sally recovered her health.
1nr mel eines % shss yoa claim "-CEks
iHassrst Toicdo. ~.
Or. slss' Me- Care fbr the heart Il sod
- Al druggists on positive guarantee. Ia
b sse. sser-ssbie <f-ctsr~. sd S,>s eurs
w. Miles Mssise.l Co. klshs<l La
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
BOY ACQUITTED or BiGAAy.



LoSpoS. Oct 2a-The social purity
sgitation az present Is redoleht Of dis
agreeable odors which are likely 10 per-
wade the AR OF both housss OF parila-
meat Immediately after the opening OF
next session Inc society. which has
the morals Of the empire under it, su-
pervisloa. promises exceptional activity
during the coming season. The British
committee OF the state VI vice IN India
will open the ball on "Wednesday al
convention % be held In the Westmins-
ter town ball. The social purity agita-
tons have OPPORTUNITY got hold OF a
potaDle case of infantiie blgany. tried in
the court OF burnampior, Bengal The
accused girl was but years old and the
boy but y. According TO the Hindoo
custom Of child betrothal. the girl was
already the wife Of another boy, The
y-year.old boy therefore was indicted
for bigsmy In marrying her and the par
ents of both were arraigned for abettlng
the youngsters IN the ohensel For three
days the tiny defendants stood in the
dock and wept for fear. Eventually the
jury overriding the Indian penal code.
declared the couple not guilty and tho
little couple went home together with
out once having the smallest conception
OF What all the trouble was about In
view Of this and similar casee the social
purity people mean 10 demand an
amendment Of the Indian code. and TO
still their clamor, the government will
assent 10 the appointment 0f a parlia-
me0tary commission Of inquiry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Proposals for Convict Labor at Nicii-
gaa state Prison

Sealed proposals vii b. &C iv'd ~ ~ Office
81 the warden 40 the N n gtn rEon an
al a. o'clock noon IN nsisy " reaf,ler q A.
ID Ia. Ter the lab 2 - I rursss.s fot term
rot iess than I've years nor long 'fan en
Jcars from add alter the hfst day q ID center,
A n ise9
Proposals viii h. re 4 Al f,r the whole M N.
bsr Of convlrss shovs 81 faT ans numb r. -
them DOT lees than hfsy.
All isbor under the proposed nifact must
he performed within the grison fafd wifain
buildings Nhich wall b. Furnished h. the state.
atd Ia aceore sncs win the prizsa ruis<. regu-
LAT ions and discipline 10 isrs fer -Be time
being. P0~ef vtli b. Furnished CONTRA tors 81
rsasona HE rates N desired.
Proposals vii specify the art Giles TO - ma9u-
fscfur~i the 81 y space refu RI and the price
g. b. paid per dsy Ter cooVict a d sit cso-
taia the nsras - two persons 80 are ptopos~d
- suretias utsn the bsud required - he given
u > coafrsct - 20 - altered IN %.
Zach orouoesi nB.f - scCpfafsnisd -
font "a tha N - one tarstssni 30 isrs. with
sETrTS ssfisfactofr 70 thr hoard Ci issrtctsrS
ff'aiisloae,i fhst IN case t1s sd - accepted ~
ti.e Nauien. tbs bidder ~iil. ssen entering INTO
Size crnfract IN rurF8ance - the BAD etecttfe
: bud - 10 ~ more srrettss N sunt salts
fartcr1 - fte Inspectors. conditioned Tor o.
faithful performances - such centrsei - rs
EsrE
Pfcpr-s's ruEt - sesied. addressed - fhs
wartier. hichtcsn sta fTtsaa Jscksen Mteti
ESQ. Eud marked Prarssais fcf aheirt
isb<r Ihe fsat . rrsers@d =, reject sny
an.i III proposals.
Dst-'f Hiehiesa ststs Frisoa oss issa
ncfis aovS VS. GssaHs f.fN. NArdec.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
HOSTILITY TO GLADSTONE.
Unionists win Try and Thrust Him
from Power.

LONDON. Oct. - MIR. Gladstone will
return 20 Downing street on Wednesday.
The declared hostility Of the Parnelhtes,
under the Redmond brothers. To the
ministry has quickened the unionist
perception and the Opposition TO the
government The unAunist whips will
send out especially urgent messages APP
pealing 10 conservatives and liberal
uslonlsts 10 tie present at the earliest
possible homent. Joseph Chamberlain.
the liberal unionist leader. who did not
expect % return from the Usited States
untl the end ~ November, will hasten
home TO help Mr.. Balfour and Lord Ran
dolph Churchill in their effort 10 turn
Mr.. Gladstone out The present situa-
ton would be changed greatly in the
ministry's favor. IL NJ. AsAuith. home
secretary and MIR. Merely. chief secretary
for Ireland. would agree 10 solve the
dlsanected Irish members by releasing
several political prisoners Such a
course with assurances that evicted
tenants would receive help soon would
avert the opposIilon OF the Parnellites
and inspife with new courage the anti
Parnsllites.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
KNOWLEDGE

Bring oomfort and improvement and
tsads ~ personal enjoyment when
sightly used The mssy, vho live bet
tsr than others and snloy ifs ulorr. WITH
lezs expenditure. 81 mors promptly
sd.ptinx ths sorld's beat prodaets 70
the nssds 81 phy<ieal b<sng. sill attest
be value % health Of the pure LIQUID
LAXATIVE priseiplss embraced IN The
Iensdy. syrup of ftx.
Its exceilsaee = due % is presenting
IN the form most acceptable and pleAs-
at u ths taste. The refreshing and truly
ieneEciAl properties OF perfect lax
Suse; e6eefgally cleansing the -ysten,
aispeIiing cold. headaches and fevers
nd permanently curing constipation:
has given satisfaction - millions and
let with the approval Of the medical
t,rofesAiOh. because u acts on The Md
eva Liver and Bowels without weak
ning them and Il i perfectly tree from
very Objectionable substance.
syrup II Fig i tor sale by all drug
.ist. ia 5oc and 81 bottles, bat . . man
siActarsd 81 the California Fig syrup
20. oalv, whose nafnc i printed on every
larkage. z.so the name, syrup OF flgs,
.nd briag veil informeL you WI noi
.eep. al.y substitute II offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
SEALED PROPOSALS

ffttff p - ifN az
essxr kkFfue Net ort % f~a
~~slrsi ernccssts ws4 - 30 fe.sd ~ he -
re - - . rsacs , IA, fcr4sf tsrf ai,rr 3 B
~ - NJ furrt-tt-R - So - 4 f.fore -
@ssl ~ seaBt ftara hlor sTr-sA alr, AZ -
h~rch SD 60 heif ~ hsra maps ~ b d@iis
fr-f - fh~ - 1890 - 80 pr - fsss - fics
- ffaa 80 rsrd 60 ere = s~lsrsrs - - "a
IA est 80 ~ lirsna kiver > herf - ~ FIR
risHrst far n r-f'crr sne. = tlfe wnrs. 40
- r7ffrsts fNr fnfafshi>s 80 rtshFis
"a - - .tssi ~ soei nserrha assh cssfftsss
- - ~ 4 sef-ss n - hasael lcfs = 4. rfes ~
t.e reu lrlftee - rFssr ~ - NJ T. tsst ani
$50 - 81 heshe.s - s-.i = $50 lss,es =. -
.eitve~~.i = tain airsy tae. ftn1 12fr ~ 81
rsrfaEre - rrrffs
ft- - reserves 80 AZ =. -.s<.-s arr So
tsss
A. prerossls - - s-iso-s-.s ..rr,v-,s.ls =.
N,nd - ID asr.ise. - 80 ra-@ 4er -
4 9 prSre~.
n essrEss
A sFer
feznsIlf-.s a. f.s~
sHINkNls. CO Clsss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

tftE Ireaeurert Vrfsce-
Grad kepffs Mich, pcs n. ia
Notice . Aerebf given that ihs sssessm~.f
roll Tor con strartine sewer ~ itqrne aveeD~.
frou Seth Divisfnf str~ef - 1tIeFson aveune
- uas N ~ hHuds eaa that Nill recetse Tsy-
meat thec4gu Tor flss F3finf 81 tgrntF asgs
froH - = eate a. he sfcs - he ctff treasures
sify SSH
noTs Nh SoRRNk. CO Treasures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

AfF rrasurer OltrN
Grabi Raslis, M.ch.. r.. q in
eotirs q herebg gisea that tae asssssnneat
roii Tor eonstsBc lias sever IA ..s.ut
. fsst. 10 ta ftf>et
q ncN in fn9 tands anA that viii rcceive pa
meat Theresa for the rsri-sf % tventy days from
tbIs dats 81 tie oiiscs ~ tas clty Treasures,
esfy halL
or1 NH soRRICk CITY Ifossarss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

With the exhilaratlng sense ~ renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli-
ness. which follows the use Of Syrup %
Figs. 10 unknown TO the few who have
not progressed beyond the old time
medicines and the cheap substitutes
sometimes offered but never accepted by
the well Informed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
OPIUM AND MORPHINE

Hshif sts~irfeiv eur-s rfthesf RE - ssr-s.
r7rfeers e. 80 t.est ter.Ar rrpfefrfr
rrseH-s ere rtsro~ sraa9 ~ = - kfna - -
raae ~ 80 etflfcrr Wit - dzsf r. re
fsfaFe 49, ~ f,sr rf-rass-ss - rsrtfrafsss
ore snt re<fdeucs ~ e. atk la go s--set
~ tr~es 81 fFrTfife sttf.-t - a q. Htfls.
Lzxs<s. y D. lo~s bSr "a Gesvs hspsss Ma
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Va Holland snd sssausr. Berth In
eluded.
Hound trip tickets wii Ne sold every
Monday night during October via Hoi.
ishd ADD "a. &. L. Co.'S sfeamsr. City
~ Holland. at si.Ea COOL fetarniug Tor
ten days
Regular fare On "Wednesday anil Fri
DAY night boats. " -. roudd trip s4oo
ineiudiog berihs Isks y p n. train.
Gro. DEHsva~. Ca PA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

LILY WHITE 10 cur leader Other.
try 70 initiate this brand Beware OF
fraud Every sack has acut OF our mill.
VALLEY City Milling Co
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Grsn3 Espias Nfrh 81 n ia
Scffce . hereAy s4ssn tkaf tht ssss-s-sas
- : - fife eoFsstfteetsssr - efFtnr Olive
49, tsris stFeess frlsrr fssteliftr street. -
- ttsrFerth se1nre 4 500 n ~ hseds. sni
thst vii r-cTirs Esfsseafs - "a ~ ~ 80
E.,rtod - f~~rts asrs freI1 this dsfe. ~ tie
afsrs a tfte eity Treasures sttg haiA
90 y s9HEFi =. - ireasnres
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Gs#nt esss8s ai<k ~ = f>aa
Nces-~ n ee-shr r5r-r fA-t ne ssssse13e1s
go So fhe = frrss-+.a~f - s4sfs 80 49, r.
resr - Ns ttzr rtaafF ~ frrr trtaNs
ssree= r. sds sfrsrf = 49, lr ny Aaess. and
ftet [ vii re~efra s..s4r~rs t11eiser.n 80 re
rsr.-i - f~Foty dser fran n ~ ST. e. shs
. .re Of s1e - freaszrer ftLf ksA
sess h. n <UknlC =. tIqg IFsasareE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Cats iTfasurer t1~A
Grand Rapids. NICE -f - fN1
Notice 10 heresf elvea that SO assessrs AZ
rcsi tor Ia coosifart.ssa - se~rs n bird
stsest. from hs NJ o. tt iTsa
"a tt-eaf b rev q M ksuds. sla fils' vtH
receive pa meat fbrreon Tor the leftV - twenty
dsgsfro.a th.s Gate - the saics ~ the c5fytr~as
urcf citY hal
az. Mr. soRKIcksCffs Tressnr.r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

ee-l $3.50 ~,cfstN.i srRtp hss seer $3.50
tcf rna1r@0 nr~treoS ~ eetfk-s the eki1
.rfeees ~ Eaars. saafs 81 rkfa ~e-.s 80
rciss sod . 10 bess rsneai - la.rrt.,...
f1setf ave cenes a b.sstla
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
Need Anv Photos ,

Fifteen "Aristor Cabinets. finest
finish. from two sittings. sis6 Piersous
Gallery fs5 South Division street
s<-We Pay Car Fare.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

II you want the very beat -four AZ rea.
sonsb'e prices buy LILY WHITEH IL
Sil make more and better bread Tor the
money than any other.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
DR.. sCHENCK'S

'snffak~ Piis Rave vsl,ss - household
uetv iar ,syond ths po~sr Of lsng,lass -
Z .-ssihe. Th~ family caa hardly % true ~
t.i.l. -gss s4ot Ns~y $500 aor
q. =. sillsr ssl.lssts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Every day excursions. TO Chicago via
G. a W II. $40 every day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

6Tand IA Diis Mica. DC l.. lar
Notice. - hereD given tina tie Assessment
roll the construction O. sewe IN often
avenue IRON ,sutFal avebu - Jstfcrso
az snus 4. nov Ia Ry hands. and that viii
seive pay aent thereon ior the period - twenig
day. irogs this date at the Office Of the c4tI
treasured. city hsil.
nCvs A.. ~ SORRICk. tlty treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

LILY WHITE sour !. rarr.r,.., =,
pissse 80 N every part icolar MADE
ouiy - Valley City Milist ca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

Every day excursions 70 Chicago via
G. : ". ". $40 every day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
Every Day y.
Half Rate To Chicago
Via
q. - w. NJ.

Commanding tr1ay ard continuing
uotn Octooer nth. Inclusive. the G. 4
" " R'y all seii esearzicln tickets 'or
a. trans every dap for ere way fare fsr
rou1d trip
Ickets siil - gosod - GAYS. iaciud
ing date = sase Deaf fo-s,k.f
ErFsy DAY Va rvs :. = y
ESQ DrHsvrs. g.. IA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
GOLD LOAN IN SIGHT
Grover Reported 10 Be ksgotia-
ting IN lOodon tor One.
KEEN EXCITEMENT IS CREATED
IN L. Believed That Tea Thousand
Pouads Can h ikaissd
EAsiiy.

fcooyrishs iss b. %. uuis-d fEsssl
LosDos, Oct 9-Ths report thatthe
United States gossrnmsnt viii try 70
place q gold loan in Englard continues
70 % circulated and believed In imam
ei4l circles II causes kees eacitsmsnt
xhich repeated deniais fad 10 abats.
The story generally accepted y that Ar.
Cleveland intends to bosro~ fiO.0eo.ooo
Bankers cay that after the repeal Of the
sherman act the gold can he obsained
easlly N Lonlon. although the operation
would cause . sharp rise Of the rates
The Economist says that the ses York
banks nov are holding Q reserve OF
fs.5.o.OOO above the aIDonnt legally re.
CURED. and can make large transfer OF
gold TO the United states treasury IN
exchange for q new issue Of b9nds- thus
the requirements u the Treasury could
be met IN a large output ~ home re.
sources And although the decline of
gold from Europe would eventually be
considerable. il would not assume seri-
Gus Dimensions
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
W lAlIu w


City Treasurer One.
Grand Rapids. MICA. r., is3
Notice IL hereby given that tue as isstneas
roll for the Construction ~ sever IN q ~
q -.t 80 a l.
CT = ~. 10 now "A mr bands
and that ! vii receive payment thereon for
the perioi ~ twen days from t1is date a.
the oIiics ~ tas clty treasurer. ctty bah
n0s "a Al. "A SORkiCk. City Irsssarsr
1reasur~r'e Notice.
tty Irrssar~fs d..
Grand nallds, Mich. C.. 2 1ta
Notice D. Hereby given that the sssassInens
roll fof the coastructtyu 81 . sewey IN dacf
- rrcru stFesf - ~ l. = = a.
X. new ia my haafs. aud tia: vill r.
ceiVe payment thereof Toe ne fersod II
~ eniy days from this date 81 the eiiice ~ tbs
eIfy treasurer cts hah
nos a n b. sokRilk city 1Ieasaret
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30
MANDRAKE

fke only vegetables substitute for TIA,
e sn gerous mlasfal. MERCURY. and while
action ~ curative = fully equal. &c
icssesss- asno u 10 pesi4oos effects
IN Constipation. Msndrake acts upon the
o~els withoat di-po-ins saem 10 subsequent
tosuvsneeA
rothing - speedily cures SICK Headache.
. sn. .s... :. .a ..s PILLS.
For sale ~ al Druggists Prirs = eta per
fc1 "a boxss foe - ets OF sent b. mail. postsxs
fr-a. "a receipts Of prsoe DR. J. II seAsnck q
On. Philadelphia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-30

'tly lrefeof-f = bt1ee
Srand Rapid. Mich. DC r.. irfi
Notice r. hereby given that ths sse~ssinen.
roll for the eonssruction 1t sewer IA
I'D Dist 49, ~ N ? -
Helen avenue. ~ now ray hands, sad that
VII receive payment thereon Tor tho period n
twenty days from this date ~ ,he Office OF tas
city treasurer. cts hall
VI "A. II. SOkRICk. Ciy Irsasars
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-05
FoundrieS
Building Material

Cement, Lime, Plaster, Fire
Brick, Sewer Pipe, Chimney Fleus, Etc
Al mo Cement Co., 2O7 and 2O9 Acequia ST..
Telephone No. 81.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-08-05
H AND SHAKING.
Character Expressed-Therein, and
Why We Shake.

Character Representatives, and
Why We Shake.
Contributed by an Amateur Scribbler
for the LIGHT.
With your permission we will
engage in a little talk on the habit
Of hand shaking. We go back to
Holy writ. There we learn the
example, wherein Jehu said unto
Jehonidab, if thine heart is unto
me as my heart is unto thee, give
me thine hand. So we have full
illustration of its force and mean
ing. We meet with a friend, there
is a feeling Of congeniality,and mu-
tual attraction, and we express it
in the grasp Of hands. But you let
some person who has warm hand
and slow grasp,shake hands with
some person who will hand you
out a few icy fingers and give you
the privilege of doing the shaking,
and that will be shake to the
warm, grasping hand that will
ever after do him. You ask the
warm, genial hand: Suppose you
were going to hunt that other fell
lows heart, or evidence that he
had one, where would you hunt?
He would doubtless answer about
his foot. And you will likely not
be mistaken. If you ask such an
individual for good, generous act
of kindness. He is good man,
good citizen, pays his debts, per-
haps, but he shows he lives for self
and self alone. So we find in every
mans history the laws of attraction
and repulsion. Ask every man of
business and he will support this
feature of life. Again we meet
with the short pump handle shake
that expresses cold indifference,
but for self-interest heartily there.
Then there is the hand that has a
cold, clamy, measly touch; you
can shake it if you like. General
ly one shake will be all sufficient.
You may blindfold a character
reader and from the impress and
shake Of the hand he will general
| ly describe the whole character
and makeup of the man. There is
much then in hand shaking. Jehu
and Johnidab will shake every
time they meet. Congeniality an
swers why? Lastly there is the
fellow who will offer one or two
fingers instead of the whole hand,
and he will deal with you the same
Way. linden.