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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

How a Happy and Joyous Ma
ture Can BE Acquired.

Women make che sunsnsns OF life.
BID VOC ever watch tue howers tnfn
Win irreslstsole persistence touArd the
sunlight, So does The rr.xnt. Joyous.
sluny nature OF a woman irresist'oss
attract All TO her slght-neAried, merry
and buosAnt spirits
Such = Batare naxes glad the hehf',
il makes happy the time.
For = man. ali the an xiety OF pasi-
ness, Me weight OF care. the gloom
aud depression Of apir.ts are dispersed
- clouds by the sun before the bright
smile OF = joyous, happy wife.
And Il follows no less surely tnAt
cross woman, one never pleased, always
fauls-finding. discontentsd aud un-
happy, Will repsl all who approach
her. aud make those who should love
her shrink from her society.
Now. the frat requisite OF good nature
IL good health. No one out OF health
can have bounding spir.is and feel
particularly good-naiured.
IL . woman feels nervous. weak,
tired. ianguld, lifeless and miserable,
experiences q faintness, sense Of ful-
ness after eating, has irregular appe-
lite, constipated bowels. frequent head
/ aches, wakeful or disturbed and unre'
freshing sleep. weak back, backache
dragging down pains. irregularities
| female weakness. any or all OF these. II
10 impossible for ner to be light-hesrted
and happy.
And IN the spring these feellngs arr
very prevalent because OF the torp'c
condition. of the system after the win
ter. She must be cured first, and. viii
returning health. her old-time spirit
| will come back.
If women will follow closely the ad
vice and example of our bright and st
tracti,e respondent. Mrs. Elmel
Craig, OF lie Roy. H., they can easii.
attain both health aud good spirits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

ssnssx- Makers Maze War on Ps<s-r
WEBB a CO.

Dxrsorr. Men. Feb i5.-Tbs Butch
sr. and Sausage Makers unIon Rave
declared . boycost against al goods
ssid b. fsrker. Wsoo = Co. the meat
paca~rs md pr0-'son dealers. ard the
bgv -=tt nss h~~n i1dors.f ny the Cen.
ira Lsbar uuloa. The men cis that
tse pany refass to recogats tne
unton. nss. disnsrgec ssv-rsi neu-
k~rs ~ is. sot taresten 20 discnsrse al
tns sthsrt Ths poyco;f has been -
scytea - as nsesns II hrnxnx 'h-
rom>suy - s~rnns. The boycctr siii
iu~lade al fes er. who hsnd . Parker.
Wahb 4 Go. naata
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

L.rss Jsks ss,sxn4n Has Given tsls wiz
Fossans.

Dxrnorr. Men, Feb. ia.--A eioss
p~rsunal friend OF Little Jsks ssl'g-
m2r. the szxinas bAaxsr vAs n De-
trost lAst ngnt ana sad that Latte
Jxks an3 ns uife had come 70 al
amicsble agreement In her suit for
divorce. The conditions stated ~ the
p<rsonsl friend are that Little Jake %
10 Day AFs ssllxmsa sl5o, 90 and A..
low ter { take decree. Que hundred
thousand DOLLARS OF the sBsoans whs
computed 70 the negotiations tor . SCI
slsment As representing the casa MA
sssixmAn has advanced fEora Def iAtn-
sr's sstA.s 20 Little Jake Al different
fial.s for u<s N hs BUSINESS. The re-
nA.rsax 81. goo . aamony-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16


al WAS stricken with nervous dis
ease" writes Mrs. Craig, (which AZ
fected my heart, head and stomach.
doctored with physicians Of our
town, but got no relief from the ter.
rible slck headaches. pains in the heart
and stomach until / used DR.. Greene's
Nervurs blood and nerve remedy.
Before used this wonderful medicine
the nerves IN my eyes were go q ffected
that i feared that / would lose my
sight. ] would get so nervous and
weak l could not walk across the room
without terrible pslpitation OF the
heart. | bad not taken one bottle of
Or. Grecne's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy before my head and eyes were
cleared Of their dull aching. and am
growing stronger every day. cannot
do half Justice in the praise OF this
medicine"
TEis wonderful remedy Is the great
est boon to women ever discovered,
and by its use you can be restored so
sound. vigorous and healthy woman
hood. BY All means use 1t now, IN the
spring, for everybody needs . spring
medicine at this season of the year.
This IL the best OF all spring medicines
and is recommended as such by the
doctors, to lnvigorate the blood
strengthen the nerves and start up the
natural action OF all the organs. You
can procure il At the druggists fer 81,
and II - purely vegetable and harm.
less. Indeed, it IS the prescription OF
the great specialist IN chronic diseases.
Or. Greene. of No. IS West Fourteenth
street, New York, who gives consulta
ton free. personally or by letter. Uss
II and " viii bring back strength to
your nerves. freshness ~ your m
plexion, brightness TO your eyes. the
bloom of health TO your cheeks. elias
tlcity and spring TO your step. and thsi
happiness aud enjoyment of life watch
you nave missed so long.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

Jackson. Mica, Fob. l5.-Fire vAs
discovered shis forenooa IN the store
room Of the Wilcox mill property on
Liberty street. Eignt carloads OF blnd-
ing swlns were burned; loss. 5000,
fully insured. Tue tnine bs.oaas 10
tue National Cordage company. OF M
ezzo. and the IRE was either due 10
spontaneous combustion or Was ircen-
diary
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
n--s-a one Moe Vote.

CnEYxsxz. wy, FEB. l5.-Todsy's
ballot for Unlted states senator; Gen
erxl Thompson "a. Besx IA. Warren Z,
Clark 2. Brown /; necessary to a
choice, % Thus II will be seen tina.
General Thompson came within one Of
an slecttou
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

JAcKsos, Mica. Feb. l5.-Ths LIB
srty Farmers club, ~ lie iass meeting,
passed resolutions against selling meat
IN jackson. The resolution discloses
that the JACKSON butchers are in =
combine 10 keep up the price OF meat
cold 81 retail TO customers, and u
keep down the purchase price paid to
farmers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

whom shs lAsrapsd until exhausted u
sad - have circulated stores defokAr
terry 10 the y maa's character. AfA
Elealsr's brother la-iaw he'd tns VICTIM
wnlle tas wnip uss % 3D.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

fsxztx8. Mion.. Fec I5.-The Ian
ana Improvement company a. nixhs
rlssed q contract sth the Hsnlnie.
Cirar corrpsav, of Icnls. ~ tee tsrns
q raicb tns after compsny Vii rs-
rrows % th.s cry ~ ARR ADD es,crpT
temporary quarters antii ne hu hing
"a - <r<cted an tae nproverseut earn.
psaf-s ali zoa = rssty fer Gees p.ncy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

The present census would give . population Of
nearly 10000 la the city. How many within =
radius seventy miles? Who knows: Many thon-
sands Of course.
To all this great number this store holds a
OF great Importance. IL however. there IL one.
somewhere who knows not SPRING COMPANY. then
to this n the summons, come and
And IL will go without pause-invitation upon
invitaion-news daily. of the store its and
prices Its attractions and public service.
This Is progressive business
Hundreds Of thousands In American money invested
I'm the Of the world for Michigan people
furnish the rig goods the right prices;
to and sustain. Great buying brings
tude OF points your Large CONTROL
varieties Of better mt cheaper prices The
buyer here gets many goods cheap cheaper than
the ordinary buyer at wholesale the jobber After
Is done organizing the aud collecting
the goods the growth of the business depends
thing only:
THE COMPREHENSION OF THE STORE BY THE
PEOPLE
Of this we have ample proofdaily. Yearly increasing
business also veries the fact that Grand Rapids people
are keenly intelligent and appreciative
The Queen Of 90, viz: Gentle Spring. will be
here Already her messengers have brought beautiful
tributes fro, the fashion makers and
to unfold them to the seeker
new born styles. Among the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
MS rIFrH AID.
Hoks Smith Wa D. secFstsry Of the In
terror N Growers Cabinst-

LAKEwooD. Feb. i5.-Mr. Cleveland
announced tue name OF the ffsh men,
Der OF MS cabinet this evening. IT Il
tat of Hoke smith OF Georgia tor sec
rstary OF tbs lnteror.
Ia Insklnx the announce ment, Mr.
Clo~elsnd said. Il nset Mr.. hoks smith
of Georgia n my otaeo IN New YORK
today. lie called a. my request l
offered hlm the position OF secretary
OF the interior. / wish TO say taAt !
have no. written. or received any let
tsrs from him, and today WAS the first
/ ha .e seen Dim since election"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

CHICAGO, Feb. l5-Esrlv this morn
ing IRE visited the southeast lrner 81
Adams and State streets. The loss 10
probably not over $50, 900. moot OF
which WAS by water.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

DErRoIr. Mich, Feb. i5.-w. p. Car
roll. . cigArms ker. was found dead IN
bed tbs morning. Carroll WAS subject
10 epileptic fits and rs supposed ne dssd
IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

wAsHrxsTox, Feb. i5.--Ths presl-
dent eft Washington A. 3:l5 O'Clock
this afternoon Tor Benyes. Nd. 10
spend a Few days ia duck-snooung
taefe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

rrrrurr. M,eh.. Feb. fA-Mra Ftch-
- herss-hipped a yaung 7nsn sna.
rl.v~f a re Psrker. Neoe 4 Co
gsexnx aou-e yesterday. TIE man
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
State News In Brief.

In 1892 tbs Msckinaw division Of the
Michigan Central railroad hauled 1885,
500, $50 feet of loga The quantity
hauled direct TO the saginaw river was
Us, 053. $50 feet, leaving 81 ,3l5. $50 feet
Distributed a. points on the road be-
tween the Saginaw river and Mack
nav. From lss6 to 1892 inclusive there
was hauled Oh this division ,346, ia
40 feet II logo. and from 1882 10 lsy2
inclusive there was hauled on the Flint
\ Prre Marquette railroad I 800, 7St, 902
feet, making q total for the two road
of 2.si7 .35s DOL feet.
Benton Harbor and 81. Joseph citi-
zens held = pubic meeting last night to
consider the sewer question that has
Teen pending all winter aud threatens
serious litigation. Concessions were
made "a both sides. Benton Har-
Dor IL 10 help extend -. Joseph's IN.
lake INTO Lake Michigan, but the sewer
q 10 10 direct -. Joseph river, the
orIglnas route.
Eighteen horssmen were arrested in
Port Huron for fast driving on Sunday.
Frons the testimony the town has the
lowest horses ia America. not one be-
inx able To 90 a nile under Ave minutes.
PsIrlck O'Connor OF Iron Mountain
dropped deaf OF heart disease yestsr
Gay. The fact that n VAS smokiug At
the time viii b. used a. an argument
by 40 &c nsrrow-miI del IDIOTS.
Nike Nctsrsv. section foreman or
the Tx Rapids divison II tbs &. Il W
81, va. INSTANTLY killed Al Williams
burg YESTERDAY. lie slipped and fell
four cars passing over him.
Dr. W. H. Miller aud Henry Fergn-
son finished tIr for the medal OF tns
Muskegou Checker club. Iney tossed
= coin for the prize md Miller Won.
Chef PlnmLsr 81 the IVES, Bay City
Ere department., has been suspended
pending the investigation OF scveFsl
charges Of intoxlcsnon.
The stats council 81 the Michgar
Juoior order q Jnitsi Amsriesu Ne.
Cnsp.cs "a holding Two days conven
ton at saginaw.
Mara tretssnger. an sgsd resident Of
Nt. Pleasant. dropped dead walls
hanging cut clothes yesterday.
william peunis0n. charged vi:f
stssi ~ ct0.ning at Snifvsn. vas az
rested n Nas<szon yesterday.
Tss thoussnd dollars worth Of stock
n ne Frst Nstsousl hsnk Of FLINT "a.
.0id Yesterday az l.if{.
Mr.. n Bennett OF Colds. "a.
found desd IA bed Al Pstoskey yesssr
dsy.
Isekscn's Rsnqno's sbost. that % tbs
ns~ mii- track, hss ris@n up again.
rx ksp'ds q wsrrirg ever TIE site o.
her proposed infastr al scneol
T'etr g rsnts 500 oo9 % run her fr-
department. this yesr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

Lieut. q. A. Scott. Revenue Cutter HAniin.
ef the New York sunday World
Three pears ago | weighed -ts pounos. bue
after ss'ng DR. Edis us peT uiar Obesity Piiis
and salts reduced TO leg pounds ana easily
correspondents Of yoer ssiuable papers were
b~uented and wished 10 give tho DR.. 3 treat
nett . ihi.
ara ain pirsf remedy for regulating the aett
of tne liver that has been discovered Tue
printed formula on the lahei OF the frust
eesslve fas or nesh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
Sold by Druggists.

Band measure ut numbers !. ?. 2 Price q 30
TO IS inches. and ~ cents extra for each i'd
ditiansl inch.
Pills 81 20 . bottle. o. three bottles fer H-oo.
en- au9h for one treatment
Obesity Fruit Salt 81. % per bottle.
Ysu can bug the Pills. Bands ana cait oirect
n m our rec. or By malt or express
oGCorrespondence ana goods forwarded IN
plain. sexied package
Norfcs DIR. Edissn's Electric Belts ana
Finger Rinss are sold Mt our stores send Tor
our special Electric-Be Z Circular. sealed.
Electric Belts Si.oo and up. lnsoies - eta
per pair.
IS A East Washington ST.. Chicago. Ill.
mot an Apotheeary store. but parior.
2f3-B. no one nixht.l
m Hamilton Place Boston. Mass
<0A2west Ind ST., Sew York CITY:
Cut this OFT and keep IL. and send for our fuii
eight column) article on Obesity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

Are noticed:
Plain goods I'm Serges, Diagon-
ais. Stripes; In fact all the desirable
weaves.
Self colored Begalines, with
small polka dot.
Illuminated Begalines. You will
surely admire and want them TOR
that worlds fais costume. AZ i'm.
wide, S1.25.
A bewildering variety Of CASH
meres in all shades, SOC up.
a grand grouping of Evening
Shades. i'm all desirable fabrics. soc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

pr. jenkins. hesiib oficer Of th.
port ~ N-v York. = ma cf hghs
hoila. shout ; feet = inches n h.snt
H- wears = 49, Of sutnFn .ie enisx-rs
.itaout ~hcn ~ ~ouit look xss nox
~ ID. fie Is A bold fighter $50 screaats
Tor t ~ t1s fact thst ae came from
Hss.ppi.
Wsrt Mckilster decIns. an snvfts.
ton 81 the beard Of trade of Ssvsnnsh
& 70 - that city sci = feted. Meal.
lister vas horn in savannah. bat A..
prseistes ne fact that Il ~0nld te q
tio~ - hfn socssiiy - uaingls ~ith
mere trsdesFeg<is snyvbeFe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

$50 miles In length. traverses y counties Of
Florida. and through its connections reaches
AL It's Route IL through the splendid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

These goods are just opened fresh and the prices
will surprise YOU account of their cheapness, we
having been able TO offer them ss low a. this
spring
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-28

l am in favor of increasing the pur-
chasing power Of the dollar which re-
wards the toll of tho laborer by every
legitimate means that can be used. am
not in favor of obstructing any Of the
legitimate processes which have been
increasing that purchasing power; and
that is the sense in which said l was
in favor Of increasing its purchasing
power. am not in favor of any Of the
distractions, whether they be of tariff
or of silver legislation, which inter-
fere with the sum of the comforts that
the dollar which has been earned by
labor can secure. We cannot by our
legislation increase the real returns Of
agriculture, and will not consent, by
my vote, to diminish tho amount of the
necessaries of life for which these re-
turns can be exchanged.-Senator Gray's
speech.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-28
= cnunon 40 rEARs on.
Anniversary Exercises of the olde
Lutheran Church IN the United State

Anniversary Exercises of the Oldest
Lutheran Church in the United Slater.
PoTTsTowN, PA, Sept. 26.-one Of
the most notable events in religious
circles Of this section was the celebra-
ton to-day OF the 150th anniversary Of
the founding of Augustus Lutheran
Church at Upper Providence, this
county, an important event in Luther.
anism in America. Rev. DR.. Jacob Fry
Of Reading, preached the anniversary
sermon this morning, and during tho
day there were addresses by a large
number of leading Lutheran ministers
from many sections Of the country.
The Augustus is the Oldest Lutheran
church in America now standing. The
church building is still preserved in It's
quaint old style. In 1742 Rev, Henry
Melchoir Muhlenberg, the father Of
Lutheranism in America, arrived from
Germany and became the pastor, build
ing the church in 1743. The corner.
stone was laid May I'd, 174S, the first
service was held the following Sep.
tember, on the 18th day, but the build,
ing was not dedicated until October 9th
1745, on which occasion three colored
persons were baptized. The general
synod of the colonies met in this church
in 1850. DR.. Muhlenbcrg died in 1881
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-28
WILMINGTON, THURSDAY, SEPT. rs.
/ speak for the people; / speak for

/ speak for the people; I speak for
what believe to be their best interests;
and l speak for what believe to be
their sentiments as l know them-the
sentiments of this great populous sea-
board from here to Passport, with its
teeming, busy and industrious millions.
speak for them when l demand the
repeal of the purchase clause of the
Sherman act. l am speaking for no
Wall street broker; I am not bond
holder, nor the son of bondholder; but
I speak, as always try to speak, SO
that l may have in mind the interests of
those who make up the wealth of this
country, those who rise up early and go
to bed late, and do not eat the bread of
idleness. 1t is in their interest that
believe, and honestly believe, l am
speaking to-day. / am here to demand
for that great class of my fellow citl-
zens, whom / respect and whose respect
/ crave, the very best dollar that can be
coined in the minis of the United States
a dollar whose purchasing power shall
be the greatest possible, dollar which
when translated into the comforts Of
life, means to them more of those com
forts than any other dollar can bring
administrator Grdy's speech.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-28


and the Harrisburg platform of this year;
that We endorse and applaud the Demo-
cratic administration OF President Cleye-
land and Governor Pattison.
That we call upon our Representatives
in Congress to support the President i'll his
patriotic efforts to secure the repeal OF the
purchasing clause Of the Sherman act and
q revision of the tariff on constitutional
lines in the interest of the masses of the
people. We demand rapid and fearless
execution of the antitrust laws on the
State books and the enactment Of others
ii any such shall be found necessary.
That we reailirm the arraignment of the
Republican party in this State convention
for its corrupt obstruction OF every reform
demanded by the people.
That we favor IN equalization OF taxes in
the State ballot reform and treasury re-
form.
That We especially commend the de
liverance of the Democratic State conven-
| ton in favor of q non-partisan judiciary
and honest management Of the State trea-
sury as the important questions OF the
| pending campaign.
We declare that in Samuel g. Thompson
and Frank q. Osborn we have ticket alb
solutely unimpeachable and of which
every Democrat can be justly proud.
ResotUed, We congratulate the Democ-
racy Of Pennsylvania, upon the growth of
| the Democratic societies of the state and
the high and aggressive spirit which per-
vades them as exhibited by the magnii-
cent demonstration at the General Assem-.
bly, in an off year and at time of little
political excitement. Political contests are
rapidly becoming contests of clubs and
the completion of this organization by the
formation of Democratic societies, cover
ing every political subdivision, would fur
nish the State committee with an auXil.
larry force which would poll the full
Democratic vote and carry the State.
ReSoiyed, That we commend to the De-
niocracy Of the State the following resolu'
ton Of the late Democratic State conven
| ton:
I'm accordance with the recommends
ton Of the Democratic national committee
the Democratic State, county and city or
CARNATIONS of Pennsylvania, are advised
and directed to further by every means IN
their power the institution of regular Dem
ocratic societies in every election district
and the union of such societies."
Mayor Allison followed President
Black with an address of welcome
after which Robert E. Wright was made
temporary chairman. He made u briei
address on taking the chair. COMMITTEES
were then appointed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-28
VAS 1T ELEoTRloIrYs
One of stoeolSle's Big Wagon Horses Get,
the Electric Current With Instantaue.
Gus Fatal Effect

One of stoeolle's Big Wagon Horses Gets
the Electric Current With Instantane-
Gus Fatal Effect.
A heavy brown horse, one of team
driven to Stoeckle beer wagon, was
struck by the electric current yesterday
morning midway on the block between
Fourth and Fifth streets on Market a
little before o O'Clock. The horse was
noticed to rear up and then fell all In a
heap between the track. After a few
commissions 1t died.
There seems to be no question but
that death was caused by the electric
shock. A street car was passing at the
time of the accident The driver was
aided In getting the horse off the track.
and then the man left to obtain another
horse. Henry Stoeckle was quickly on
the spot, and also in a few minutes DR..
Ewes. The veterinary surgeon hap.
pened to know the horse. He said Il
was healthy 5-year-old. He had NOT
witnessed the accident and would moi
state at the time that death was caused
| by an electric shock. Several citizens
were present who had seen the occur.
renee. They were unanimous in thei,
opinion, from the action of the animal
and his position standing on the track
that death was caused by the electric
shock.
A gentleman who seemed somewha,
acquainted with electric matters, mn
that the horse must have had foot or
each OF the rails. This, by means of the
IRON shoes, gave a complete current
winch caused instant death.