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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

They sheaid never - foe noss thas
eight hesss day. EnTiy s,ssng wouA
BE- good fos most u shs<n- A cup q cot
re aud . y&scs u soAss - bali - :
uixhs Be fol.owsd BY "a hoar's work
frorn 7sos Tue whole hcar t<tvsen
3 and . shoalA b devoted 10 thorough
" god hs~skfsse and = shoss walk
Work frou 20 H. HALF ~ hous shsnld
thrn b spsst Ia gentle ssuntsring n ths
fr~sh AR. md . light lunch shoud fenow
--ssy . chop and hrssd. With medkran
II lighs padding. accompanied b. .
small glAs It lager hess. Prom ] 70 :
. pipe aud ssunser. and ~ . cop u
black codea. FROM 10 work At .
cup ~ afternoon tea and . rest until s.
From 10 or half past work. and ~
half past the real lsbors of the day
should bs over and completed. Al :
good, well cooked. appetixang. slowly
eaten dinner. followed by ono cup Of
black coffee. but no tea Az QuArtes
20 II small cup Of COCOA aud one o.
two pieces Ut toast. At II bid. and
sleer until OF $50. The brain worker
should not work moro than i've days .
week In this fashion. lie should have
two days u leisure in the week. The
first Of these should be devoted TO brisk
and thoroughly faiiguing exercise In ths
open air. and the second To lolling. louug-
ing. . little light reading and the like.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

- c~.~s~AsA sas Dts Hss wsss Mn
ANss An
Nei-Thsn thsre 10 no hops fx M
N4uj-So. Ned. an afraid therc u
"a ] think . great deal u you and
dali always value your fricnfhhip. bus
DO not fed toward yoa in the way
girl shoold feel toward the man shs mar
MA So we must say gcodby. Ned.
Eedr-fossv~rf
Nsnd-Yss. Ned. forever.
Ned (bstterlyl This u the second blow
! have reccived today.
Nsud-You don't mean 20 say that
yoa have bsen proposing 10 any one else:
Ned-No. but got telegram this
morning informing me Of my unclc's
death
Msud-Oh. Ned. dear. ann 20 cory.
Did he--did he
Ned-Yes. he died very suddenly.
Maud know. bat has hol--
Ned-No. I don't think he suffered
much. You 80 he had not been III very
long.
Maud-No. Of course. dear. But was
going 20 ask you IL hc--if he
Ncd-No. that is the worst OF il. He
was quite alone when he died. There
was no time to send for any one.
Maud dmpatiently}-That was terri
bic. wasn't it, Suddenly Did no leave
any property?
Ned-Oh. yes; about half million.
Maud-And how has he left it, Ned.
dearsstf
Ned-In New York real estate.
Maud tdespairingly)-I mean to whom
has he left itl
Ned-To whom? Oh. TO me, Of course.
Maud-You poor. dear fellow: you
must feel awful over your uncle's death!
Ned-Yes. he was such jolly old
chap.
Mand-I feel 30 sorry for you. darling.
Ned-Do you really pity mei
Maud-Ycs, dearest. from the bottom
Of my heart.
Nesl-And pity is akin to-
Maud-Love. Casts down her eyes
and sighs.)
Ned-Your refusal Of me coupled with
this has completely broken me down.
Maud latter a pausel-Docs my refus-
ing you make you very unhappy
Ned-Of course il does. because
Maud approaching him and putting
her arms round his ecl;l-And-and--
II should accept you. my own darling.
would IL make you very. very happy in
deed.
Ned-Yes. Mud, it would make me
the happiest man on earth. and Ill tell
you why. You see. my uncle was n
woman hater. and he left me all this
property on condition that I never mar
ried- thought would be able to show
You how much love You by sacrificing
this psltry $jo0. oC0 and marrying You in
the face Of his miserable old will. Then
you will be mine. darling?
Maud after q longer pause)-As was
saying, Ned. think great deal Of you.
too much to allow you to make such a
sacrifice for my sake. but ! feel more
than ever that there Ii something lacking
So. Ned (sadly. but firmly. it must be
''goodby" forevcr.-Drooklyn Life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

An Envlishman. travelling cn a.. con
tinent, engaged the services ~ a smart
courier, end oa arriving AZ an inn one
evening BE -u, hins fer 'he travellers
register that he might sntrs bi- nano in
sseorisaos with The Austrian police reg
niAfians Tie man replied that ir had
anticipated hls wi.ls~ ani registered
him .. an English gentleman a sade.
p.n.ieni means
''I,ut how AL pen write my esmeg-
"A cant esaetiy pronounce a. but |
enps.a ia faithfully frusa ali.r.is part
nanfeaa-
''isas u IL nos shsre Bring ne TIE
h-rss
What go car tfsseief'- snss<osnsnf
- hs.sias. sasssad - ssff plain Fasss-A
n.sae a Two s,isshisa, slss fosisf~Ias 80
tsrsoas easvss "Masssseuf WARRANTED
ssssdl-ssl.es fettt f.teEeas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

"Any letters here fur Absalosm Jacob
soni" asked tho tall. loose jointed man
with yellow hair and tuft Of faded
whiskers on the extreme southern FROM
tier Of his pointed chin.
The village postmaster got up from his
chair and looked through the box.
"None." he replied
ANY papers,"
The postmaster examined the contents
Of another pigeonhole.
mo papers for Jacobson"
Letters r papers fur Alabcna Dull
seena Reeta Haycraft?'
II don't think there are"
"Wi-ht ye'd look an see"
The postmaster looked through the II
boxes.
None"
Anything fur Barker Ealsy"
"No."
Guess yo'd better look"
The Official inspected the boxes again.
Just rs told you Nothing for
Eals."
"Sime PolhcmusS"
Another weary search through stuffed
pigeopholes.
Nothing for Polhemus.-
The persistent man at the window
kept IL up ill the postmas .er had ascer-
tained by pcrsonal investigation that
there was neither letter nor paper In the
Office for Giles Rugxlcs. Emery Wheel
house. Barney Stcdman. Hickory ivy
man. Nelson McPelt. Jarvis Kingsbury
or Homer Bearce. and then made way
reluctantly for an impatient agricnltur-
LIT from the Bainbridgc ncighborhool
who had been waiting Eve minutes aud
was becoming threatening and dan r
Gus.
What made you ask for all those
folks mali inquired an acquaint o
a. the man with the faded chin W. 8
stepped outside Ga. building IL y
live out in yunr sectiony"
mo. They don't live Anyshe
know Of
Then what dill won mean by making
the postmaster go - all that trouble for
nothing"
I've been askin fur mail az this nw-
fus fur mighty uear ssven rionths an
mover g,t a blamed tlhng. replied the
osh-r. with a viniictiso chackio. AN
I'm getting even with the gav'ment.
b'go-h, That's allf'~e hieago Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
Deserving Praise.

We desire Ia say Ia our citizens that
for years We have been selling DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters. and have
never handled remedies that sell IA well,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate Ia guaran.
tee them every time. and We stand ready
10 refund the purchase price II saiisfac
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely ON their merits Peck
Bros, Druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

WHEN she found y-ss ! N. the Aarora agent
Who hssi >nf her the p~r<s. che rsis sisa had
he~a reading u ali the ,irn< and liicd q very
usuch. She Sou pr-tsr~d god dinner. .hich
year correspondent r~iisis~n quito vel While
ss~nssouias kindness sho~n by otf.sfs.
OH n<s a~ssr.s shis favor done 10 BY sa=s.
smass she - per ssd. saj he, usssdltiva l.
fsthsFi
, bs' sks >~ys she srtss 10 do tho t~si
sss car. <hs saf@ ssd msses her osr drsrse-,
~f.sA ss- s~s, snd ssess. sAsrss her h.m~
vffh nsssssia e-~sv< ard blearss almost 1a-
s~a In her sssssassss r~tr~ss. Tbsr arr fnsay
ssrs= ~hs z~>~rvs . - io-ss ~ after sssf siasa
g. s-tn b.ssss ~ N NE Al sacs can fnd .
fFtss5 IA
Yosr srssssl cssssspcsppvr
Ath-n.. O.. 10 ons ~ the mo-s al
vaneed cities. fasrsiiy. in the state.
Daring tina pat PEAR TIE city conncil
pa>-~-i an osiiaanos "forhi3ding The sp
t~srsnc~ - snv frps&is GA the sssgs In
sSors shiss- - t.ghs~
IL s>~ms rather . RID Law. fB somc-
times . vry sod juvenile entertain
n~nt night - cut skovt ~ u4is orb
ssnce Ihlnh 81 ilttis Eva In ieng ir.~~s
os dying With her brgs& oai Ashens V .
nssssl pIss-e. ani IA fancy ws can se
what . strife hss is~n snssie there vh~s
~. lsiy ar. Bat hss 81 g. shrssgh i~ss
s-ii.a. ds,abl- .ss1~r.ssIt~ snd hysnz
h~p~ Ia trail
Es~r he fzsn.l~ eiss<s.at OH have a
srsps hsr~sa - s.~p "a tise stag ~fsr
cay tsrt~ sas sssirs-i he~s, s~s- r.s
Ee~s Ass,l Coars.ss. siii have ~ ~ .sS~-
fai =, eiii trssls~f saba. .ai 10
stAs~s Possibly Asissns ns-ss.s hasasa
fssnaie~ 49, e~~K shsr ~tas q iAttis
~. fYsHs ia esssins js~-~. eth 49,
ss.si hsn~las svss The fssss@sa. SD
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49, sss - his ls,is ds<srs sks u dread
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
A MILAN Friends.

friend in need is friend indeed.
and not less than one million people
have found just such friend In DIR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption.
coughs and colds II you have never
used this Great Cough Medicine. one
trial will convince you that II has won
derful curative powers in all diseases 81
throat, chest and lungs Each bottle IL
guaranteed to do all Chat Is claimed or
money will be- refunded. Trial bottles
10 cents al Peek Bros drug store. Large
bottles 80 cents and 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

The best salvc in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter. chapped hands. chilblains.
corns, and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required. Ii
Is guaranteed Ia give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price - cents
per box. For salr by Peck Bros. drug
gists. corner Monroe and Division
streets
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Whether on pleasure bent or business.
take on ever. trip a bottle II Syrup OF
flgs. as il acts most pleasantly and
efectualiy ON the kidneys. liver and
bowels. preventing fevers. headaches
and other forms 81 sickness. For sale
In soc and 81 bottles by all leading
druggists. Manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company only.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
PAINLESS, PLEASANT, Qulex
In Its Result 10 the Verdict On
DIR. Rankin's System
of Treatment.

DR. Rznkis has ofses pointed oss III essis
that result frosn nesl~cs>d casss II cstazrh.
That the result uay he srr,osss. also tA4t thu
ID the tune Of tho pear 10 cure oHsAfrh. y
exsmpiifed In she cass Of Mr.. ". J. Wright.
Mr.. Wright had heca treating onty sis sssks
shen shis statement vas gissn- He h q
man fssosabiy ssosn smsae his tnany
friends, and HE c<rsincnt< ~iil go u@ehai.
lenssd lie i connected Nth sh& Elisos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Button Works and was formerly with Berkey
4 Gay. He says: u had been troubled
for some time with catarrh and il had 80 In
-aded my threat, lungs and general system
that was completely run down. was -
hoarse could hardly speak. welk and tired
all the time. arose in the morning as tired
~ when ] went TO bed. had terrible head.
aches. nervousness. disturbed sleep. some
cough. constant dripping Of phlesm into my
throat. filling up 81 nosir.ls and other syrnp
toms Of ca,arrh. Urged by my friends pu'
my case in DIR. Rankin's hands. He did
not be,ray the trust rs can say that am
now well man aud to him belong. the
credit Of curing me. can thorough,
endoIse him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

s-.. ssassssssa 49, sssss~ss ss.s
Tia f.sns..sss liss~ssisi THINKS sne aftff
se.ss n@p asssls etassesaEr assa 81"
se,ltss si.s. ssispss ia literary ~esssss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Sing a song of sixpcncc.
\ bottle full at rye.
Four and twenty cucste around
Its cxccllency 10 try.
When the bottles opened
Aud they find the liquor pure.
Everybody cries at once
Royal suhy surc'
"RoyaI Ruby" Rye Whisky
is rye that's pure, old and
mellow. Eleven ycars storage
in wood before botsiing gives
il ~ smooth. oily and pleasant
flavor. The conno,sscur always
calls far II Quality guaran-
tecd. $iln per quart bottle.
YAI. WINE CO.
Chicago.
For sale 10y Ssribncr & Aid
worth, druggist
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
Complete
Manhood
and how 10 attain u.

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Zee 49, fss sfes 20 ,.ts.ss - feftt'Y fhi*
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s7siestes1st ssa As e - sses See
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
NYE HELD HER HAND
Blli Me- Tells Of Some Bo4fsisr
Ne Has Kept IN HIS Tine.
MAN Win The GolTat
s.sszl< Wcnt There for Ihssr Health,
ssd soms. Ai~s' He2shed
There foo Late.


rcssyrss.s "a ~ nAsHs w. Nys.i
Beck SHOALS. y. C.. July.
II Is szruner rurs IA my mountain
kosos. whuss ths y.hu pane. and shs tnruip
fr>e z1d tls sourwood. aud he curly
popiss. and TIC bssd. ssd ths white oAh,
pDd IN ban Oh. and the red eAh. anil
the btszA -. snA she po<s ok. and ~
s~snp Oh. and the live oak. and the
asad oas. Aad the blue gum. and the r~a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

DR.. Rankin l. a graduate 81 Ann Artor. md
has had years Of experience In his specialties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

References to Eve hundred cured patients
in this city alone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
Dizziness, Faintness,

Extreme l.assiirde. "don't care aud
want to be- l.ft alone" feeling. excl
liability. iIFitahiliss. nervousness. sleep
lessnefs. iissulsncy, mechanically. ar the
"Ulues. aaI ha.' ache. These are
sure indicaf IONS ~ Female Weakness
salna lsfAneemcnf ~ me Iterus. or
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Suppressed or Painful Menstruations.
NeakneSs Il THE stomach. Indigestion.
Floating. Flooding. Nervous Prustra-
ton, Headache. General Debility. Also
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-14

y singularly beautiful oak plank-in-
tended rs jamb of II clothes closet go
came TO the Pulitzer building recently.
Its rare markings evidently escaped the
eye Of the sawmill man. 1t is about s
feet long and Is inches wide. Near the
outer edge the longitudinal grain of the
wood resembles ridges Of sand ON the
SeaShore. The middle is u combination
of birds eyes" that at distance ap-
pear to stand out in relief, and elliptical
lines dehcately shaded from deep
brown to white. The gradation Of the
coloring is exquisite, and looks to be the
result of art rather than of nature. The
''eyeS' are perfect and resemble inlaid
moSaics. There is not a split nor a flaw
in the entire plank. Its beauty lies in
the fact that the markings are finer than
those found in maple, and it has all the
satin like appearance of that beautiful
wood Instead of adorning the mantel
of broad throated fireplace its prosaic
place will be as the guardian of over
coats and e hats s-New York World.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-14

The Grand Duchess of Tuscany has
not gone into mourning for her missing
son John Orth," or Archduke John
and at the Austrian court there is a sus.
picion that this eccentric prince is mere
ly in hiding. He did not secure to him
self all the obScurity he wished when he
assumed the name of John Orth, for by
that name he was known TO the whole
world, and everybody persisted in treat
ing him like an archduke travelling in
cognito. John Orth's friends say that
this worried him considerably, and they
think it highly probable that he has now
assumed another name and is living in
South America. Some also think that
his mother is aware Of this and has com
municated the fact privately to the en-
peror, but that the,secret will be kept so
far as the public is concerned-Pall
Mall Gazette.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-14

The device lately hit upon by mcm.
ber Of the Raris police forco for catching
thief was certainly an ingenious one,
but now that the light fingered fra.
ternity know Of the trap they will prob.
ably be-ou their guard in future, At one
Of the large dress warehouses in the
taubourg st, Germain there had been,
IL appears, sor several weeks past u
number of rohberics committed, and
though the s,xicteSt watch was kept by
the inspectors il had been impossible 10
discover the thief, In the majority Of
cases the unknown shoplfter took away
with him elegant aud costly mautles ex.
posed for sale ON dummies in the shop,
choosing his time for operating SO well
that his identity remained mystery,
The police were at length appealed to,
and in order to catch the rogue one or
two agents We're, at the suggestion of q
member of the force, ordered to substi-
tute themselves for the dummics-or
rather, to hide themselves inside their
wirework frames, II WAS not long bc-
fore the plan succeeded, \ day or two
since, just as u richly trimmed mantle
was being cleycrlv removed fpm the
shoulders of dummy, the individual
engaged in the act felt himself grasped
tightly by a pair of strong arms, and
held prisoner The shophfter's fright
at finding the dummy to be, SO to say,
inhabited. was So great that it deprived
him of speech and action and he made
no attempt tn escape from the constable's
grip or to explain away his conduct.
He is now lodged in prison, and on any
future thieving expedition of this kind
he will probably be suspicious of dunn
mics. London Standard.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-14

In a shop window on the Bowery is a
most realistic and exciting representa-
ton of the Yale-Princeton football
match. The back of the window is COW
cred with strip of canvas painted to
represent a grand stand filled with peo-
Pile, and the floor of the window is spread
with green stuff to represent grass. The
players are dolls dressed in the appropri-
ate costumes and colors of the players,
and lot Of them are massed on top of a
small football in the center Of the field.
The names Of the players and their po-
sitions are posted mt the side, with the
announcement that these two teams have
been engaged to play an exhibition game
for the delectation of the employees Of
the firm making the display.
1t would be interesting to hear Capt.
Poe and Halfback Meetings. remarks if
they heard they were advertised to play
before the cutters and basters of Bow
cry clothing store New York Evening
Sun.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-14

While walking along the new elevated
tracks of the Pennsylvania railroad, as a
train passed over it at fair rate Of
speed, the steel work gave forth dis
tinct musical sound, as though a great
violoncello were stretched from Hender-
son to Monmouth streets. There was no
tremble or Gar, or click at the rail joints,
Indeed, the sound did not come from the
rails, but from the steel girders and pill
lars, and continued until the locomotive
had struck the solid ground six blocks
above The sound is an octave above
the deep bass of Niagara falls.
With long veStibule train the effect
will be startling venture to predict
that the dwellers along the line will not
complain of the noise Of the passing
trains, for, though somewhat loud, it is
yet harmoniouSly musical. Hence it
will not disturb ANYBODY
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-14

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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-14
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-14

The only connection between Rogers
City and Cheboygan - two Michigan
towns-during the six months exile of
the former town when navigation closes,
is by a stage line sixty-fve miles long,
and the grizzled old man who drives
saves sixteen miles by whizzing ride
across Black lake, six miles long. The
ride is as thoroughly dangerous as exhil-
arating, and six people nearly lost their
lives there the other day. The horses
dashed into an airhole near the middle
of the lake, and the stage went to the
bottom. Fortunately it struck a sand
bar, and the passengers rescued them
selves and the horses.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-14

The judge of Birmingham county
court is driven to despair by the un-
truthfulness of the parties who come be-
fore him. In commenting on a case the
other day he declared that this was the
fifth instance that morning in which
more or less respectable persons had been
guilty in the witness box of 1.-The most
deliberate lying" To such a pass have
things now come that he described him
self as going home sick at heart, day by
day, from hearing people giveeach other
the lie direct in matters about which
there could be no possible mistake. Hap
PLY the state of things at the local quar-
ter sessions is not quite SO bad, though
according to Mr.. Neale, the recorder, it
is bad enough.-London Tit-Bits.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-01-14
AN ENEMY RAFFLED.

There is au enemy with whom thousands art
familiar all their lives, because they are boru
with tendency 70 biltousuesS With this enemy
they are constantly battling with Intellectual
weapons. HoStetters st mach BitterS will baf
tie ii, Mere purgatives wi not reform disor
dered condition OF tn liver indicated, not by
constipation alone, but also by sick headaches,
yelowness Of the skin and eyeballS, nausea
furre tongue and uueasiueSs, more particularly
upon pressure on the right side upon and below
the short ribs. Avoid drastic purgStiveS which
grippe aud weaken the iuteStineS, and substitute
this wor,diamouS ant bilious cordial which
likewise removes malarisl .stomachic and kidney
comp sints, rheumatism and nervousness. As 3
laxative OF tie bowels pain ess but etfectual, il
improves appetite, sleep and the ability 10 digest,
and possesses the additional advantage OF a
standard tonic