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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-28
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

80 Long Street Garments.
worth s. 90 $40. az $50. STA
81. S250l
One raek $i2 Ciosks st $a2I.
$40 Cicaks ae half price
Chiidren's Closks AZ 500. s..
$3.50. -.
Fur Cspes one-haif price
81 Cioaks at $35l.
50l Cloaks. worth $. sf s.. 50
81 - Cioaks ~ $45Q
% Cioaks. worth $. at g.
SO garments st $40
SIS Cloaks at $7.3o
Real Astrachan Sacks, worth
so. at $SSa
A line of genuine Astrachan
Jackets. 30 inches long. at SIS
The above garments are
beautifully trimmed with fur
aud other popular materials.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-28
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Nov. George. which h correct
mamma gave ne piece Of PIE. OF mann
ma give ne piece 81 pier
Gleorzie-Nesther one. took IL when
she wasn't lookin. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-28
Gi,ina un

Say. cid man, you sip that wine a. n
10 were your life blood
well. II cost enongh--t5o bottle.-
III M | don't wonder you feel AZ II
you were bleeding At every pour."-
TRUTH.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-28

TIE rlevi-us fair "a. psS--f sways
Ne sh<nes r~mains n aoabs its
Bat stsii ell dr-sd for naAy = dsr
Ths sssss tk<y-i ~rfts sbsst r.
Washfnrfoa afar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-28
GREAT STRInGENCY AND
DEPRESSION SALE OF
DRY GOODS At
SpRING & COMPANY.

Upwards of a quarterofa
million dollars represented
in thirty-six departments
containing nearly every
article adapted to the wear
and needs of people in all
conditions of life. The pur-
chasing power of a dollar
is increased and qualities
emphatically the fact that
we are alive to the require
ments of the people. Those
living at a distance can
avail themselves of the low
prices by writing for goods
or samples.
Respectfully,
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-28
UNDERWEAR.

Fine ell wool, fleeced
lined, $1.25. Fine Aus
tralial wool underwear,
$1.65. Mems fancy striped
wool underwear, former
price $1.50. now 95c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-28
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

100 dozen Ladies colored.
fleece lined. soc quality. at 2sc.
l60 dozen Ladies rib top.
Wool Hose at lac.
2Odozen Ladies opera length.
Cashmere hoee, were 81 "a. az 81.
f30dozcn Ladies black fleece
lined at lie.
100 dozen Child's ribbed
Wool Hose, sizes ) 60 :. from
2Jc 90 iec.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-28

'EB ENTART CALTfN9S
81 uouetirle o. ether bring
on . turptd hv<. This con-
ditton = eonamon - sn IN
Dor ~. th~n thers folhsss
snesh~r cuadiffou. snRsnis
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snuth~r wors ede-thss
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ssnfs askrsvst>e -s snotheF.
N~zr ksf t~rup~r 10 hk~
wt~s s<xravstfar - Tour
fri~sd- We n>~d n 80 far-
h~r, ths rs<t h e~sy. IL
Yea tsT . vial - Dortor
fer-as Pleasant Pellets
yre q sd than = safa~1l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-28
FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.

Outing Flanneis at &c. Sc and
i0c per yard.
White Fiannels &C. SC, Toe,
f2iec. i5c and 20c.
French Flannels from IS 60 500
Red Fianneis l5c iSc. 2oc,
and 25c.
54-inch aii-wool Cress Elan
mel reduced 60 4Sc.
Wool Skirts 69c. 76c and SC.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-28
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

One case Mixed Suitings,
double fold, at i5c per yard.
% Dress Patterns at 75c.
So Dress Patterns at Si0a
% Dress Patterns at $L2a
45 Dress Patterns at SI.75.
500 Dress Remnants at one
half their value.
$40 Dress and Skirt Lengths
one-third off regular price.
35 Dress Patterns at $50.
40 Dress Patterns at $3.50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-28

One lot Grey Yeats aud Pants
ut 75c.
One lot Black Jersey Ribbed
Underwear ut 81
One lot Combination suits
ei.25.
One lot Scarlet Wool Vests
and Pants ct 55c-
One lot Combination Suits
42c.
One lot Continuation Suits
&c.
Immense reductions on all
fines.
DExoREsT SEWING MACHINES.
Are cold by us at manufac-
tarers price. $3.50 and freight
from factory. The going price
ON same style IL $40 For more
elaborate case the price IL
siightiy increased. Warranted
equal TO any machine In
America
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-28
MORE DRESS PATTERNS FOR
% CENTS.

900 of those popular worsted
Dress Patterns. 10 yards each.
at &c.
Blankets at Csc. 73c. Csc,
$40. SLAP and up.
Comfortables at SOC, s5c. 81,
$L25 and $3.50.
Cotton Flannels at sc, &C, &c,
SC and loo per yard.
lo-4 Bleachcd sheetings al
l5c per yard.
Real Down Quilts. with
French sateen coverings. at
Sass and up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-28
SUITS.

100 Mems Single Suite.
one of a Kind. ranging In
price from $3.50 to $3.50.
at half price.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22
Incidents Of the Day.

Rev w. j. Cambron formerly pastor
of the First Baptist Church Of this city.
has been called to a Baptist Church in
Philadelphia at salary Of $1,000 Mr.
Cambron has accepted the call and will
probably occupy his new pulpit to-
morrow.
George Case, a wellknown young
man about town, has become an expert
pool player and is now ready to meet all
comers who claim New Castle rs their
residence. Mr. Case can be found four
evenings a week in the armory Of Com
pany H, N. G d.
A Warren athlete of Wilmington was
here yesterday advertising the grand
athletic entertainment to be held in the
Wilmington Opera House on April 25.
James McCallin and LOomis o Wise
have secured positions in the Delaware
Iron Works and have already entered
upon their new duties.
David Isaiah Roy, three months old, a
son Of Rebecca and Isaiah Roy, who died
on Thursday was buried this afternoon
In Mt. Salem churchyard.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22
MAMMA /?
g WHAT IS IT MY SON 2"

"Won't you go down to
P ennock's for my new suit to-
morrow? ! was in there with
Toney Smith and his mamma
to-,Iay and they showed him so
many nice suits for $500,
So. SO and $500 to fit him she
did loot know which one to
take. You just ought to see
those children's clothing they
have got a lot of them"
es, my son, | intend to
60 there as Mrs. Weinberg
was telling me about those
goods and the nice light store
they have that one can see the
colors so nicely. She got her
boys suits there and Mr..
Weinberg got measured for a
nice dress suit. You know
Mr.. VIM. O'Connor is cutter
there and he cannot be beaten
making a good fit. We will
have papa go with us and get
a suit made to order"
Evening journal., 1893-04-22
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Rev. F. r. Sanford, Of Bloomington.
ILL.,, has accepted a call to the rector
ship Of st. Philips Episcopal Church,
Laurel.
Fire destroyed the store and contents
of J. c. L. Allen at Allen, Wicomico
county, Thursday morning. The build.
ing and stock were fully covered by insur.
ance in the Cecil Mutual, of Elkton.
The residence of w. +. Allen, nearby.
was also damaged considerably.
The ice company of Crisfeld is putting
up its machinery and expects to make
ice In about twenty days. The company
began to drive second artesian well
to day to secure more water. J X. Shan.
nahan of Baltimore, is doing the work.
The pipe will be forced down 900 feet
to rock Then the rock will be drilled
through. This second well will be only
ten feet from the first one.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22
YOUNG AND OLD.
They Were Sick, and Now
They Are Well
In March, April, May They Used
Greatest Of All Remedies.
Thousands Taking Paine's
Celery Compound.
Brain Gets Food, the Blood
Nourishment.
Better Than All the Ordinary
Medicines Ever Made.
Brain Gets Food, the BlOot
Nourishment.
Better Than All the Ordinary
Medicines Ever Made.
Spring makes important disclosures.

Spring makes important disclosures.
Spring uncovers a good deal of dirty
bare ground that the snow has hidden
during the winter. Just so spring
shows how thin and poor the blood has
become from the confnementand cramped
conditions of winter.
Something is needed TO enrich and en-
liven the sluggish blood. A food for the
nervous is needed.
Cases of nervous exhaustion, hysteria,
etc are frequent, in which the lack OF
proper nourishment has greatly aided
in the production of these troubles.
The impoverished blood fails to
nourish the nerve centres and head
aches. bysterical symptoms, and other
manifestations of lowered nerve tone
soon show themselves.
Long experience has shown the neces
sity in thousands of cases of using
Paine's celery compound at this season
Paine's celery compound has stood the
test of years.
All manner of people have sent testi
monials TO the virtues of this compound
many well known, very many unknown.
the rich and the poor. men and women.
old and young, 1t has made them we'll
Elizabeth Stanley, a most estimable
lady of Troy, NJ Y, tells how Paine's
celery compound made her well. She
says
"At times my head ached so that ]
Evening journal., 1893-04-22
WORK OF THE xCHAN GE
Activity of Philadelphians in
Delaware improvements.
REEDY ISLAND READY IN Q MONTHS

The New Disinfectiag Station There TO BE
Equipped with All Modern and Ap-
proved Appliances for Boarding and Dis
injecting vesseIs-The Della ware Break
water Too Exposed a Situation for
Boarding Vessels with Despatch.
The annual report Of the directors Of
the Maritime Exchange was presented
at the eighteenth annual meeting Of the
exchange In Philadelphia yesterday. e.
r. Sharwood, the secretary, read the re.
port.
Ii showed the general prosperity Of the
maritime and commercial interest of the
port, and gave most prominence to
quarantine matters, state, national and
municipal
Each OF these quarantines was en-
forced last summer and fall; the national
authorities requiring all vessels to stop
at Delaware Breakwater for inspection.
the state authorities prohibiting any
vessel to cross the boundary line be-
tween the States Of Delaware and Penn.
sylvania unless they had health certifi-
cate from the national quarantine
authorities, and the municipality of
tine at the Lszaretto.
1T having been amply demonstrated by
last years experience, says the report.
that Delaware Breakwater is too ex.
posed situation for boarding vessels
with regularity and dispatch the Marine
Hospital Service, at the urgent request
of the exchange, decided to establish
and equip station at Reedy Island. pro
rrt la.
proved appliances for boarding and dis.
injecting vessels IL is expected that
keedy Island will be fully equipped
within two months"
state and municipal quarantine have
been operated jointly. While the Laza-
retto physician and quarantine master
are both state officers, they are required
by law to act under the supervision Of
the Philadelphia Board of Health. This
has proved a most unsatisfactorv ar.
rangement, giving rise to jealousies aud
conflicts of authority which have been
most harassing to the commerce of this
port.
Legislation is now pending, highly
recommended by this exchange and
other commercial bodies, looking to the
amendment of the obsolete health laws
OF lo,S, abolishing municipal quarantine
and giving the governor power to sus
pend the state quarantine, in whole or
Ia part, whenever he is satisfied that
the Federal quarantine is complete and
ample to protect the health of this
commonwealth
The progress made in connection
with the important work for the i'm.
provement of Philadelphia harbor has.
during the past year, been Of the most
unsatisfactory character. The contrac
tor who undertook to dredge the is
lands signally failed to make any
material progress with the work
although granted several extensions
1T is only fair to state that the
Maritime Exchange, in conjunction with
the other commercial organizations.
has been unceasing by individual and
joint efforts In endesvoring to push
forward the removal of the islands by
every legitimate expedient that was pre-
sented, but so far without substantia al
regultq
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

MIRA. bbkNhh ana bones, and so
nervous that any slight noise would
scare me and make me tremble. Since
then l have used one dozen bottles of
the comp ound. and as a result weigh
11O rounds All my nervousness is gone,
/ sleep like a top, and my appetite is
good. My disease was female weak
ness and an ovarian tumor. If any
lady suffe ring syI did will please write
to me. l Will ans wer her.
A simple vegetable remedy that has
power to cure that dread disease, paraly.
sis, must easily conquer all disorders Of
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

it wps so bad Paines celery
compound made me feel like
new woman. l am now doing my
own work, and am getting all suffering
ones to try your wonderful 90 mpound
Says B c Crabtree of Lynn, Mass;
81 believe Paine's celery compound is a
most valuable medicine for nervous pros
tration. Isufered very much for long
time with the above disease, and was
about giving up all hopes of recovery.
Sleep was something that l could not get.
For ten days and nights at a time not an
hours sleep l was suffering terribly
from pain over my eyes. My business
went without proper attention, and in
fact | was fast going all to pieces. About
three months ago [ commenced to take
the celery compound, aud to day I can
sleep as well as l ever could in my young
days 1t is truly a most wonderful
remedy for nervous prostration. Every
family should have the remedy on hand "
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

A woman notices that her husband does
not wear his marriage ring on his finger, bun
carries II in his purse. She bit erly re-
proaches him, whereupon he calmly remarks;
>. he ring is just where IL ought to be, nv
dear. since you did not marry me for m sell.
but for my money. y."-fliegende Blaetter.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22
Personal Events.

Charles n Hastings, we'll known
railroad man. has severed his connection
with the West Jersey railroad and
returned to his home in this city for a
hard earned rest.
William J. Hofmann, son Of Proprietor
Holman Of the Jefferson House, will
leave Wilmington TO night on the "owl"
Norfolk express train for Hampton
Evening journal., 1893-04-22
Wont to See "Ths old Homsstead.D
nnrInI Of Mr.. j. H. Rogers.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary G. Rogers,
wife of J. Harry Rogers. Of Water street,
who died yesterday morning at her resi-
dence after long illness, will take
place on Monday morning at 80 o'clock in
st Peters Church Rev. L l.. Brady will
ofiiciate at the high mass and interment
will be made in Emmanuel cemetery
Mrs Rogers was constant in her attend
ance at st Peters Church.
Mrs Rogers was the only daughter OF
the late Edward d. ingraham Of
Philadelphia and had many friends and
relatives in the Quaker city.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

W. A. Huklll, auctioneer. will have
(perhaps a three hours sale of house
bold goods for Constable Dennis, at
wareroom, No, 3 0 Shipley street, on
Monday, gath, at 30 a. m, among
which are many carpets, bedding and
many other valuable articles.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22
"Paul Kauvar."

The picturesque and romantic drama
by Steele Mackaye, paul Kauvar, &"
which delighted fine audiences at the
Standard Theatre. New York, for over
100 nights will be the attraction at the
Academy of Music on Monday aud
Tuesday nights of next week The play
is Of French method and has many great
and striking pictures.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

"In the spring
m y bloc d
seemed thick
a n d impure,
and l was gen
orally out Of
h ealth. My
skin was rough
and my face
all broken out,
so that l was a
\ sight to behold
: The use of
Paine's celery
compound pur-
ifed my blood
and gave me a
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

clear complexion. 1t is far ahead of
sarsaparilla and the ord mary spring
medicine have used before
One of the most estimable women in
Watertown South Dakota, is Mrs Emma
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

and q woman OF
t he h ig h e s t
standing. Her
words win have
great weight with
the reader. 'Aiy
daughter has SUI
fered with ca
tarrh for II years,
ca used by impure
blood. / tried
many doctors and
evel'yth ing that
l saw advertised.
but n o t h i n g
helped her. Nv
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

Roads, to witness the grand naval display
there.
A straw party which was booked
among the young people for last Thurs
day evening was postponed by the man
agement because the weather was trlfe
too bad for the event.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

Thos. Ferry's Carpet Cleaning Works.
Eleventh and jackson streets Estab.
lished 1878 Telephone 652. Orders by
mail or otherwise
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

druggist thought Paine's celery com
pound would help her, and she is now
taking her fifth bottle. The result is
that she is cured of catarrb, after eiuG
so bad she could not breathe through her
aose at all, and had to sleep with her
mouth open"
There are thousands who have not vet
recovered from the effects of the grip
Let them follow Mrs. ClaraA Butterfeld's
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

MIS- berner mas
made solemn ah-
davit to the
truth Of the fol-
lowing remark
able statement,
before George H.
w il Y, Esq,
Notary Public:
''When l com
menced using
Paine's celery
compound / was
nothing but skin
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

HLIAAHhIH nIAHLhf. had a single head
ache for weeks; my appetite is good,
sleep well, and feel as though life was
worth living,
Her druggist told Mrs. Votaw, Of
Salem, o, sthst ..Paine's celery com
pound was the best spring medicine. He
knew whereof he spoke. She writes
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

could not see. Il
seemed as though
/ would die, ano
death would hav,
been a relief from
my misery. Moth
ing helped me {;
nothing gave me
any hope.
On the advice
of a friend l used
p ain g 8 celery
compound and a.
a result have not
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

"Can you tell me where / can find good
mimic 70 entertain my guestsf" ''Yes; at the
station house around the corner. The polfce-
men there are always taking e,od's-Bos-
ton Gazette.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

the nervous sys
tenn. Read the
following from
IA rs Lizzie Shat
fer, of Stauffer,
Peun: Il was
afflicted it h
spinal paralysis,
neuralgia of the
heart and rheu-
matism so that
l was unable to
get around or 40
a n y work. ]
doctored WITH
all the doctors
that / could hear
Of, and none of
Evening journal., 1893-04-22
Baker Opora Comnnnv.

The attraction at the Academy of
Music commencing next Wednesday
night and continuing the remainder Of
the week, with matinee on Saturday
afternoon, will be George A. Bakers
Opera Company in their repertoire. The
company is highly spoken Of, and mum
bers fifty people and their own or
chestra. The operas that will be pre-
sented here are as follows: Wednesday
evening, Said Pasha;" Thursday even
ing, Dorothy" Friday evening.
Bohemian Girl" Saturday afternoon,
Fra Diavolo;" Saturday evening,
"Erminie Among the stars are the
Mac Comber sisters, two Of the best
dancers on the American stage
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

Parker never can be induced to study m
his genealogy because OF the scandal ia M
family" WAS there onei" "Oh, yes, Ia.
deed; Adam aud i've never really married
you uknow."-Brooklyn Life.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

them did me any good. But | have taken
is bottles of Paine 8 celery compound,
md am doing my housework and wash
ing. and feel like another woman.
Mrs. F. c. Mitchell, Miss Harriet's
mother, is the owner of popular turn
ishing goods store in Rochester. N. 4,
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

Thos. Ferry's Carpet Cleaning Works
Eleventh and Jackson streets. Fstab.
ished 1878. Telephone 659. Orders bv
mail or otherwise
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

MDaily, Weekly, sunday papers, and Maga.
zines. Davis q Co. 3i3 Market street,
Evening journal., 1893-04-22
George white,

Contractor for hauling by the day or hour
safes and pianos moved and set with care;
FURNITURE cars at short notice; hoisting and
rigging done. Office. No. l23 French street.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22
ITEMS OF INTEREST

Fine Tacks, Hammers and Hardware Al
John q. Patterson. Jr's. bl9 Madison street.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22
Rev. syIvanus Lane

Of the Cincinnati NJ. f. conference. saws
we have for years used Hoods Sarsapa
rilla in our family Of five, and find ID fully
equal 10 all that is claimed for It.
Hood pills cure Liver Ills.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22
shipping Damaged on the River.

The tugs Transit and Wilbur Of Phila-
delphia went to Salem Cove last night to
aid the steamer Berks, which was
driven ashore at that place.
age to the shipping trade than the
storms Of the past winter.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

example, and
Paine's celery
compound will
make them well
and strong. She
writes from
Glendale, Mich.
"As the result
of a severe
attack of the
grip, folio w
ed by pneu-
monia, ! suf-
fered from heart
trouble, and my
head wo ul d
nearly go wild,
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

Send Your Carpets TO the Electric Garnet
Cleaning and Upholstery Works, 400 Orange
81 Telephone, 365. bader a. Conway.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Opera House-"The Old Homestead.p
The Grand Opera House was crowded
last night, the occasion being the pres
entation Of play that has become AS
famous as "Uncle Toms Cabin" "The
Old Homestead Archie Boyd assumed
the role of Joshua Whitcomb," and
made good impression. Harry Wilson
as ICY Prime, Fred Mower, as Seth
Perkins" and Frederick Sanford, as
Happy Jack" and Miss Henrietta Irv-
ing as Aunt Matilda Whitcomb." gave
good interpretations of their respective
parts The singing of "The Old Home
stead" double male quartette, com
posed of Messrs. Norrie, Wood, Peverly,
Pycroft, Towns, Rogers, Glare and Sand
ford, was excellent.
"rne Palm Service" sung by James
Norrie and choir of twenty voices, in
the scene representing Grace Church,
New York, was very effective. Rock
aby" was sung by Miss Clara j. Mearn
and quartette The supporting com.
pany is good
'rhe Old Homestead" will be repeated
at the matinee to day and night.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

Berner, whose husband is well known a
business circles all through the West.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

Cummings the photographer. Sn Market
Evening journal., 1893-04-22
opera House-"Boohl the norIe nral

The song that at present has New
York people by the ears, so to speak,
is the "Bogie Man. Harry Crandall
and the excellent company which sup.
ports him in the scintillating, bubbling
farce.comedy, "a Busy Day, will afford
'he people of Wilmington an opportunity
TO judge Of its merits when they open
their engagement at the Grand Opera
House on next Monday evening.
Evening journal., 1893-04-22

Sewing machines. all prices. J. T. stoops.==
j. G., knause is ready 20 M all orders for
rye bread and milk biscuit.
One secondhand buggy, one new farm
wagon for sale cheap. 7. Stoops