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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
ODD WORK FOR MEN
Restoring Lost Articles Through
the Press
koslNG ABOUT FOR The LOST
An Enterprising New Yorker who
Desoses Hss whole Time 10 an
Odd Occupation.

The professional finder Is feature
OF New York city not found elsewhere.
The most successful man following this
profession Is described by the Journal
IS . weil-known hut silent figure
around the cafes aud hotel corridors
Of the ninsteenth precinct. This
finder has the eyes OF hawk. and as
he walks along the avenues he scans
every inch of sidewalk. including the
gutter. the latter being . rich place
for nnds. But he does not ply his trade
by chance. and anything he finds In his
unprofessional stroils he looks upon -
the results of pleasure. not OF busi-
meas. He listens at tables OF the pop
ulsr cafes and picks up many an odd
Job In this way, ~ gentlemen telling
of losses are referred 20 him ~ the
man Of all others most likely TO ind
the missing article. When introduced
TO the unfortunate loser this man Is
particular 70 ask every detail about
the los. on which street the loser was
walking when he discovered his mis-
fortune. and the course he had taken
from the time he was last cognixant of
still having the article In his posses
sion After he has obtained all the
data possible he Wishes the party fare
well and goes forth 20 find II the
stone or purse. or whatever il may be.
has not been picked up as accidentally
as II was lost. the professional will get
IL and q fine present for delivering II
up to its owner. The professional
finder Is an honest man. as honesty Is
his best policy. Nobody. to see the
finder Mt work. would know that he
was scanning the ground for treasure.
He walks erect, but not even a pin on
the sidewalk from house line to curb
escapes his gaze.
The finder gets his news tips princi-
pally from the morning newspapers.
He Is one Of the first TO buy the papers,
long before the break of day, and he
turns only to the Reward" and Lost
and Found" columns The other news
In the paper Is nothing to him Apres-
ident may have been elected. an island
annexed or q cabinet named-he cares
not. Whenever the article advertised
has been lost going from one point of
the city to another. the finder starts at
the first mentioned place and travels
20 the terminus Oftener than would
be supposed he finds tho prize and
realizes enough in the way of reward
to keep him In excellent style for n
week or more. He pays attention only
to the most valuable advertisements
His eye Is trained TO look only in the
most likely places in which q ring
would roll or diamond pin would
drop. Perhaps foot has trodden upon
the article and crushed it into thecolor
of the sidewalk; the merest hint of
gold or stone sufiices to attract his Mt
tention- broadway is his best prom
enadc. and Fifth avenue comes next,
closely followed by Sixth avenue. The
park Is also fruitful source of income,
especially the drive. and on the walk
which skirts the fashionable drive the
professional finder takes many a sum
mer stroll. not alone for pleasure. but
often to his profit. When there is no
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

The curious stat<lnent i published
In the orgzp az Tie ln4lev<ine Expiors-
ton find. % the sothority u n
Lorter. that the Dead go Loses every
day By evaporation several niliion
tons Of water. Dr. Lorser says thu
enormous nzass IL easily drawn up By
the rays Of the sun. the salley whsrsin
the sea lies being one o. the hottest
points on the globe. This vast basin
II remarkatie a. being the deepest do
precision upon the surface Of the earth.
II Is thirteen hundred feet below the
level OF the Mediterranean. and rocky
walls rising twenty-six hundred feet in
height surround II on al sides IL IL
nourished only BY the river Jordan,
aud there being no outlet. its entire
tribute Of water must be absorbed BY
evaporation only. Dr. Lorter sars
that the waters Of the lake are con-
centrating more and more. and 40
great has its density become that the
human body floats on the surface
without the klightest excrtion Of hands
or feet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

NEw YoRK. Sept l6.-Receiver Burt
Of the Toledo. Ann Arbor & North
Michigan Railroad company. was
In New York during the past
week looking over the situation
for the purpose OF overcoming the
opposition 20 his plan Of raising money
on receivers certificates 10 meet obliga-
tions such as supply bills now
pressing on the road. There are
number of creditors who are very
urgent in their demandsfor settlement
Of their claims from the fact that
the Farmers Loan 4 Trust company
1.-THE trustees under the consolidated
nortgage) have made application 70 be
put in possession OF the property or
20 have a receiver appointed in
the interest OF the bondholders.
There will be strong opposition to
the receivers plan for raising money and
the resislt may be- the foreclosure Of the
general mortgage and possibly the divis-
l0nal mortgages. and thus relieve the
system OF its large floating debt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Ths oaly r1ss IL Wa Vet fsrnisszhls 90
ftay A. the Denss hsl


Ths o.ly r.ss ~ Wa Net f>F.zisszAls -
ftay A. the Denss HAIL
recall an interesting scene In Ar
boris old dance hall in Silver clif. In
the winter % le5s-7g. writes Denver
correspondent Of the New York World.
The silver Cliff excitement then
ranked only second 70 that Of Lead
vile. and thousands were rushing 10
the new Eldorsdo.
The great dance hall was crowded
with miners. prospectors and tender
feet Two sets OF dancers had been on
the floor all the evening. Two long
rows Of gaming tables had also been
running At fall blast. aud a. midnight
there came . lulu In the dancing for
lunch. Some Of the boys took poses
sion Of the platform. and yosng fell
low dressed ia jacket and oseralls
threw his SLOUGH hat back on his head
and struck up some familiar tune on
the piano. There were about = dozen
In the party who joined In the singing.
Suddenly one of the boys started up
s'Home, Sweet Home" The young
man ut the piano struck in with an
accompaniment. and that old-time
song of loved ones and home associa-
ton began TO I'LL the great hall.
Pop" Arbour was soon seen running
towards the orchestra platform. He
had no objection 10 gospel hymns. but
entered . protest NJ Home, Sweet
Home"
don't. boys; don't sing that song
here"
"Why not?" asked one of the boys.
"You will make all of the girls home
sick and break up the dance hall.
Sing any song want TO, but not Home,
Sweet Home.'s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

II any additional evidence were
needed of the conservative nature of
the English IL might be found in the
brief announcement In London news
paper that several of the principal
banks have informed their clerks that
during the hot weather no reproach
win be cast on them IL they come To
business In light coats and straw hats I"
What would New York bank clerk
think IL he had TO obtain the cashiers
permission to wear q negligee shirt or
q "buzz-saw haiti" The laws of the
Modes and Persians were not more i'm
mutable than Is the custom which pre-
sribes for Englishmen the wearing of
tall hats and dark clothing In "the
city" A high hat is the first article of
attire an English boy puts on when he
goes to public school like Rugby or
Eton and IL Is the last thing he lays
aside when he says ''adsum" to death.
The extreme hot weather in England
this summer has led some adventurous
Londoners TO defy fashion and replace
the silk hat with q straw one, and this
innovation. though made .surrepti-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Cmctao. sept 10 Results at Haw-
fhorae First race. eleven sixteenths
mile ilhertine won. Ne,idleT second.
senator Troy third, time. i.leit.
second six furlongs - Cicero won.
Fssvler second. Ondawa third; time,
111tt.
fesFd. ssven furlongs- Clifford wen.
Fypo zecond. Major Tom third, time,
20.
Fourth. SIT fnriongs Prince Henry
Tou. Oakforcst second. F. III. Shirley
third tine. l.isa
fiith. Sax furiougs Annie Brown
son. Rambler second. Fauatelroy third,
time. iilSit.
Sixth. handicap steepiechase. short
course Mariner Won. Annie Eace Sc
oni. Aristocfaf third. time. 3:.el
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

WssaIss1os. Sept l6-Ths nsyy de-
partneni - about u tax . step Which
contIactors and builders q the
new Uar ships Eiil net hike.
The methods % earning rrem-
ium on the increased speed q
skips has long heen . subiect a crit
cisn. Complaint h made that On ON
cial trials he boilers a engines are put
q such = strain Ia order u squeeze Out
tbs lat inca q speed. that IN many
eases mzchicery has suffered perna
nenE injury. Ia nosk e thess trials
the ships have been driven az
rate that Ia regular services they
would never be called on 10 perform. and
could pr,sbably never again reach BY
these methods the government has been
made % pay = premium on many quar-
ter. knot excess OF contract speed. which
the ship could never again reel OF under
circumstances OF actual services.
Thsrs are i've ships % be tested With
In the next six weeks. the Casttne.
Narblehead. Montgomery. Columbia and
Olympia At San.t rancisco. The rules M
der which these tests are % BE- made have
been 80 drawn that no higher test Of the
boilers and machinery shall be permitted
than thAfwhichwou DO easily obtainAbls
under ordinary working circumstances.
There ~ 10 be no use Of fancy coal. no 80
lection Il nremen II extraordinary skill.
no use Of heat intsnsiners. like liquid fuel.
and the steam pressure on the boilers Il
10 be limited % that which the ysssels
safely stand when In a.tuai service. The
department 10 beginning to understand
that the high rate Of speed on most Of
the ships attained on official trials are,
after all. mere spurts which are not and
cannot be repeated in actual service.
The contractors are 10 be limited a. TO
the conditions upon which they may
strive for quarter-knot premiums.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any ease OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
r. j. CHENEY d CO. Props.,
Toledo. Ohio.
We the undersigned have known r.
J. Cheney for the last II years and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable IN all
business transactions. and financially
able 20 carry out any obligation made
~ their firm. NFsr a TRUAx.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. q.
WsLDfra. kINxA~ n MAKvtS,
Whoiesale Druggists. Toledo. q.
Halls Catarrh Cure - taken inter.
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces 81 the system.
Prizes 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug.
gisfa Testimonials free
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Mr.. Robert Geeu. residing a 1e3 fiftb
sirest Is one % the nsosf skii.ful lnacAinlsts
In fAis clay aud has for ysafs bsen idenfihed
With the xillos chair inda<try. He aaakfs =
statement wonderful IN some TaFfsssilars. bzi
DOT a. ali nncomn,an Ia fle llfaciiee a Drs.
Copeland End GFuhalts. ul3o have f4lblishc<
many cases Of perulanent cars enccted }
them. which sh0ald eon sinoe the nosl stub
born skcptic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

smoker-You sell cigars and yet you
are opposed 70 smoking in your store.
Why1
Druggist-The smoke Il offensive 70
many Of my customers
smoker-of course But that's easily
remedied Sell better cigars---N. Y.
Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
"ASnTCH. IN TIME SAVES NINE. !"
"Nsxsr Put on Tin Tomorro~ What You Ought 70 Do Today
aNegeesed Opportunity Takes Bitter Revenge"

ssSings true seass
the taaeat q That much
be d2ded Il health csah lsstude tired ensS s,oaa
result ats % snaasct
Of cais-Nhrn
closely ines b head tie sicn
d1sase has held q hiH
ths climate caArsh ne rerunneE q
FREE CONSULTATION
AND EXAMINATION AT III EAST FULTON sTsEET-THIs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Via g. a ". " ~. and Hoiland and
Chicago Lane S6Pamers Pare from
Grand Rspi1e. - y round trip. s4no.
inclusiing state rt-'ru birth See adv on
inside para.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
Hi.Ia.t Annlieafion.

Housekeeper = Here Is a telegram.
Your nephew Is dead.
Property Owner with a growil-
Humphl Now. guess. he wants money
10 bury himself with--Zeitgeist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

The Grand Rapids School Of Elocu-
ton and Physical Culture opens its
eighth annual school year September
-. There wsl lie day and evening
classes Fer terms call or address Clare
Derrick Buck. director. New Gilbert
building
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
Cautious

Mrs. Figg-Why can't you wash your
face once In awhile without my having
TO tell you every timer
Tommy-rm afraid you'd think I'd
been in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jour
nal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17


Clflad "a of a. SIS = 5
Bshmre. o o o ~ III 10 )
Hsi'-ries-y suDg snd O'connor, Baker
ard toosnecu. fmrire-iurst Rsifi-
msfe reiused 10 eonrinuo he game.
Cina...o . 0 Q "a n-7ia 2
BATTERIES sallrran. Iarrots and 4. Mar.
pbyl prtty. Wilsua and hiligan. Umpire
- hssluaid.
Chicago . o o. 7ot 2-s
fhiia % 0 Q J 0 o o -
rsfssri es--Cisa>en aud Ss.hrisers Ca..v
sud trpa< Umpire-Gafney.
Titts a I o So o 49, :
ns-sss. o sfof Lea II 2
Rastrr,ss--Kilisn and Earls: Nichoi. snd
psaacit. unpirs--Eknslie.
s.. fs...8 1850 10 ~ s
WssA'n-t , o . 0 . o Q n-sff 2
fistferic---Ha~iey snd T~ieehsuss Sfarh.
sn- snd Aexairs. Cmpire-Hofnuas
Firss zaass--
pfuek'a . 1 Al Q - al .~fiis q
psesri~---N-neses sna Weaver. panh
49, 6. Dalex Umpire-ITnch
scsasnd ear.e--
T.suisrllia. go "a - IN IA 8
tlroc Il .........o 9 2-afo s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

NEVADA. Mo-, Sept 16-WiIIiam Jack
son. a negro. was hanged by a mob at
Rich Hill today for brutal assault on
the 1l-year-old daughter of William
Davis lie confessed bis guilt and was
identified by the child.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Our syrsem a mail trestmens =, snnsns q
= nfsoin blank AID corft<,ondsnoe i a.
gsrfscf and eifecfual ss our oo,rs sork. The
Charge u the same--<3 nonth cosers every
hing. iIleladinE medicines NrLis fsz ssnp.
tom blanks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

n yoa uanf fha very tesf f.,ur AZ rea.
svrabie prises buy LILY WHfTBfl II
vii make assrs ard better l.Feasl Tor he
money than any other
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
vhat Th.v H.a A uom,.

First Little Girl-we have a chrysan-
thefnum growing az our house.
Second Little Girl--Well. we have q
schoolmum boarding at our house.
Texas Sutings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

CafcAac Ssre - - Far worid's
ebampiansbip resssrzis were troken e.,
dav IN me hrp step aed Iaup a H
hi.ss toached a. fset inches. 4. 81
Green. 10 ths pole vaast far d.sfanee.
rsaebsd y fset inches Geofzs r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

LEND me that umbrella. please
"Do you think I'd lend you my UNI
brcllaf-
Il didn't ask you to lend me yours.--.
Brooklyn Life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Grand Rapids City Band AZ North
Park this afternoon. 10 not Fail b. hear
this fne musicale organization.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

r. ChiraEs 81 hark. intir.iinz sfste
ruosn berth. "a ifeEsnH and Chiearo
Lane steamers ree adv o. reside pax-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
$500 a MONTH.

ALL PATIENTS WILL BE TREATED
UNTIL CURED FOR - PER MONTH.
THIS INCLUDES CONSTELLATION. Ex-
ANIMATION. TREATMENT AND MEDI.
CINE FOX ALL PATIENTS AND FoR
ALL DISEASES.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Mr. Geen says; II had catargh for year,
bat did not realize the raxages Il bad maj.
In my case until skillful examination Ia
vealcd them. Tho disease had eaten away
one of the bones OF my nose until the little
finger could he pas~nd through a.. Ny no<e
seemed 10 lie hardened ali through ne though
the fieshy parts were converted into bone.
The disease had also caused a very PERI lI'-
TIBI4E BROADENING or THE BRIDGE
OF THE NOSE. rot hard chunks from
both nostrils and my nose felt dry and sore
at times, while again Il would discharre
freely. had headache and vas troubled
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
ALIx WAS A WINNER
csptursd s-sss-fos-AII ia Ninth
Heat in asOo So
$4,000 IN The POOL BOXES
scheme 90 Defeat ths hsre--Pixisy
wosid Have won ths Hace
Had Dobls Drisen-

ninth and deciding hsat IN the Colum-
biaa ExposiEion tree 0r-ali stakes 1t
Washington para. trotting the mile Ia
1194. Ihls performances makes the
ksnosAs mare tbs winnsE o. the meat
rsmsEfabls race IN ts0tting history. the
winner q fhs fastest heat ever trofted
IN = race c2o7A) and the Einnsf Of TIE
fastest ninth heat ever trutted Alix's
victory sas an asresabis surprise o the
spectators. many q whom thought the
drivers q othsr|horses ssre combined %
dnfeal heF. such a suspicion sss we'll
foundsd. bat L there Vas eoIlusion a.
encompass The mares defeat II proved
useiss.s Tor her speed and stamina we're
suflcisnt % defeat the next beat horse
Ia the Pixlsy The latter trottsd
a great RAGS. being Ia front three times
and second i've timss
Why Pixiey Lo.f the Race.
Many believe that had Doble been
behind Pixlsy she would have won.
Besides taxing second mouey. Pixiey
tFotfed thu fastest sixfh heat on record
l1W4j. About $4,000 were locked up
Ia the pool boxes during the three days
II the race. the talent backing Hnlda az
hrAt After Tho latter was drawn. Aiix
was the choice aad played the hsld
against hsr IN order 10 hedge the Holds
moncy made the unsporfsmanhke CON
hlaati0n probable. Thus Alix Won the
raost sensational q trots. which goes on
record ~ tho fastest ia average time
ever knoNn- Ahx wa the ninth heat
easily today. carrying Pixley to break.
Belle Vera made an attempt TO beat her
ascord q 2OS3. but failed. Tn the
u. - a i. "A
nnlsh- On the second she went the
mile ia z09is. going 10 the half Ia
fe3i[. She a. lot in good condition.
The other events we're rather uninter-
osting. Coastman taking the 2.17 pace
after dropping a heat 10 Jack Bowers
Summsries;
Columbian Exposition stake. free
FOR ali .rotting. heats. three IN ave. purse
$1,000.
AEr. b. IA, -
fatronagetCuE-
Iasisy ,D.sEss-
som 10
........(Gsers) , q s3s "a
Losd Clinton-
49,. (Ragbold) 3 ? 4 IA 70 s
Walter L Ne
Rsiaaa I. wal
kerl.........-..
-. (EsIly) Q Sc ss7s DIR
Grsenlcaf tShe-
Hula . ,,Hlssokl. DR.
Tine. 2O7A. 2:ioll. 2:l0i<. 2:iix.
sills. 2o9ai, 2.l21l. Alba. 209A.
Champion stake. consolation. i-year-
olds. purse 900:
Roy Wood. by Nutvood Drum
mondl ..-....--...-.........-.' : I
Time. 2s29. 2>s5l. 40.
22 class trotting. purse 81 500:
Cartri6gs. b EidridSe-Lady Street
tttul- ..----.-..-.---...-...-.. 1
Afn.n<aon.-...----.----.-.---.---
lao Bells. Ready Boy. Black Ide, Mo-
rette. Raven Wilkes. jim Wilkes. Buck
shot. H. snd IL u. finished in the order
named.
Tine. 21s. aI75l. 2Isk.
eli class. pacing. purse al 200:
Coastman. By Bourb0n Wilkes
Aibatross Cole --.........--.
isc< boNers.-.-- 4
Hos ke< .---.. .......-.........-.. IL IL 2
Rel Lady. Cyclone. Russell b. Guar
stts. Wilkes Knox. Polly r.. Drellin-
court and Eiiza Benson finished In the
order named
Tine. 2.iilt. 2:i3. e12sf. 2l2sl.
National sire stakes. 3-year -olds, purse
f675.
Dsacourt. ~ Ambassador By MA
teney -.-..----..- .---.-.-------.---
Time, ID. I'D
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

osler-Can't you say one good thing
for him now that he Ia gone?
Patch-Well. he did get the start OF
me once in horse trade. Truth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

rEutADsEPuss. Sept fE-There we're
70 r2ce@ st Eeiment park tn.iay. ne
rnrerrx having heeu lieriarvef ef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
An uafeuna.a Accusation.

sa-SHae1 sc 49, ~ ~ All NAtooR~ts
swsyback-What' the troublei
Jzysmifh-I understand that he has
been referring 10 me as a liar and a
thief.
Swayback-Is that so2 Why, I never
knew you % steal.-Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

sept - an1 81 oeer fhs I.aas shara
r. ore fzre ier tke roaad trip.
kags x,.sl fsa 3ayA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Have you seen our e. white hlanketsi
FoIGr. HERrotsHErNER a Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Special Tram Excursions - Chicago
Over the Lake shore R'y sept ~ AID
n Ore fare for the round trip. Tickets
good % return teo days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

stts. Wilkes Knox. Polly r.. Drcllin-
court and Eliza Benson finished In the
order named.
Time. 2.iiif. 2;13. 212tf. 2:12il.
National sire stakes. 3-year -olds, purse
ENHI-
Daacourf. ~ Ambassador By Ma
H'atet .s.sss---..- .---.-.---------.. 4
Helen k..................... ? 2
fime. ID. = lG
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

E.so Bells. Ready Boy. Black Ide. Mo-
rette. Raven Wilkes. jim Wilkes, Buck.
shot. H. and IL Il. finished in the order
named.
Tine. 2Is. 2I75l. 2lsk.
eli elias. pacing. pure 81 200:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
Womb Troubles.

The whole story. however. IL told In
an illustrated book entitled Guide so
HEALTH" by Mrs finkhAm II con-
fsins over p0 psres q most Important
Information. which every woman. mar
RED or siaale. should kaaw about her
self. Seai 4 fWo-eenr stamps for H. For
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
1rreguIarity,
Dizziness, Eaintness,

Extreme Lassifrde, "don't care ana
want ~ be left alone" feeling, excl
liability. irritabiiity. Nervousness. sleep
lessnsss, hafalency, melancholy. or the
blues" aud baekarhe These are
snre Indications ~ Female Weakness.
sfsrsla teranrenerst Of the lftersal ar
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-11-03

An exchange says: "Ocean rec.
ords continue to be lowered. The
last vessel to break a record is the
recently built Luoania, which has jus.
reduced the time for the westward
trip by thirty-nine minutes. The best
previous record made the trip in FIVE
days, fourteen hours and twenty. four
minutes, whereas the Lucanias time
was FIVE days, thirteen hours and
forty-fvs minutes. A gain of thirty
nine minutes in > passage does
not seem large one, but a num-
Der of such gains spread over a peri
cd OF time become significant. This
is illustrated by the statement that
the record has been lowered over
nine hours during the past four years
and a half, or on an average two
hours year for that period.