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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

Lightning works chemically. II has
the power Of developing . peculiar
cdor. which has been ysriously COM
pared 10 that Of phosphorus. nitrous
gas and most frequently burning sui
phur. Wsfen mentions storm on the
lsthmus Of Darien which diffused such
srlphurous stencil through the atmos
phers that % aud his rnarauding COM
panions could scarcely breathe. particu-
lsrly when they plunged into the wood
Chambers Journal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

rSiox Srocx iAnDs. CHICAGO. sept IS -
Caftic--Rcccipts. SOD; common "a extra
steers. 5000 SD: stockers end feeders. 800
efa50; cows and bulls. Sl.lOSsS.35i calves.
g. z56fa.50.
Hogs Receipts. Is fpo; heavy, s6.0ota6. IS !:
colfuson % cco8ce mixed. s6.3j Gao: caoicc
assorted. So 9ota7. 20; iisht. $3.50 gus pigs.
k..00a8f5.
sh e;f- keosiptS. IL 90; inferior 20 med
rem. ~ 2seA50: good 90 choice. <koO;a ..o0;
lambs. poor "a fancy, $40 t.lo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

Royal Ruby Rye Whisky is free
from al foreign favor and adulterants,
naturally ripcned ard matured by
eleven years storage IN wood. u Is "a
Rye as il a Rye" and costs no moro
than inferior brands Try IL and you
will never be satisfied 10 uee any other.
A pure old whisky is always free from
fusll oil. which Is a poison. and should
not be taken into tho tysfem. Age
eliminates IL from the spirit ~ oxida.
ton. and IL - converted into fragrant
others which give the bouquet 10
whisky.
When you want WHISKY for medicinal
nse you want u pure Royal Ruby
Rye il guaranteed pure in every par.
ticnisr. and recommended for the In.
valid and the convEleacent Bottled al
disiiilery.l sl.23 per svart bottle
ROYAL WINE Co, CHicseo. Fer
tale by ScFibner 4 Aldworth. druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
ON LAKE PLACID.

Above The rc,ky pine clad hill
flnated the SIMMER moon.
The water lay unrippied still.
Nor shrlckcd tie lonely loon.
she maily chung TO Georges arm
In fordest ecstasy;
All silent Ia the moonlightr charm
No fond word muTmured h-.
No zephyr moved the airy boat.
Al, lisfless lay the oars.
When she. on Rapturc's wings a1oat
Beside these fairy shores.
Looked In his eyes. that beamed with fun.
Ind drawing nearer yet
Whispered. George. may have-just-
one
Puff of your cigarettef" Truth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

"Yes," said Mrs. CHIMNEY in reply to
her callers question. yes. il Is tride
hard on the trousers TO le. the boys slids
down the bsnisters. but then it saves
considerable wear and tear on the stair
carpet. Exchange.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
Dssroit Gram.

Trrnorr, Mica. Sept 26.-Closcd lower;
wae.si, No white. &c: No. ? red. cash.
essso: No. red. sse: October, sos; De-
c~fnt,er. eass May. &c.
Corn--C'ash. 43c.
Dat=-No- : white. zee; Ne. mixed.
2Sic.
Kys-So. 2. cash. &c.
Clover Seed-irirne, ST.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

check. fog OF the crown Ia the dsut1st's
mouth ne clerk read Ias inscription, Il
Cool. lss2- Iaentity wes thns ss:so-
iishs-i b~yoad question. and Mrs.. Cod
<snt "a her way rejoicing. San Fran
ciseo NsxSI.ett1r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

The markets were fairly active yester-
day. especially the fruit market Peaches
are much sought after 10y shippers and
command 3 good price. Eggs advanced
10 Il cents dozen. Squashcs are more
plentiful and cheaper. PORK was lit
lie higher and in demand. In the whole
sale houses coIecs aud lard wese al.
vanced few points Pork in barrels
also took an advance 81 81 Grain was
steady except rye. which went up &C:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

Bride-Here's telegram from papa.
Bridegroom teagerly)-What does he
say!
Bride (reading)--Do not come back.
and all will be forgiven. -London Tit
RtSs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

Rsrsot discoveries have Demonstrated that
All thu organs Of tbs body are under The con-
tfoi q Ina nerve ceuters. located IN or near
Ne base ~ The brain. and that when these are
1rranfed the organs which they supply with
a.rss laid 2re also deTangcd- When 10 IL re-
n<ubered that . serious Injury 20 the spinal
ruxd siil cause paralysis OF the body below
ne ial1r~d prnt. because the nerve force n
Srstented 81 the injury from reaching the
,srslyrrsi portlon. n will 10 UNDERWOOD how
21s deranErmsat 81 the nerve ee1fers viii
cause The oeranxsment of the various organs
wkrrh they supply With nerve force
Tso-thirtt< % chrunic diseases are due 20
ths fmperfect action of the nerve centers AZ
tAs bass % tbs b-alu. not from Gcraaxe-
nens primarily orizinatinx IN the organ ~
self The great mistake OF physicians n
lroselnI thee diseases Is that thsy treat tlso
krp The cause OF the trouble.
Da fnAxxrIx Mis- thu celebrated sre
clAl>st. has profoundly studied this sab let Tor
over - pears and has made many important
discoveries IN conncc tlon With a. chief aToor
thsm bclnx the facts contained In the atoec
statement. and that the ordinary methods "a
treatment ara Nr1nz. All headache. difxi-
nass duiinr<<. confusion. prcssurc. bioe<.
nsala> nelAncholy. insanity. ePiieoSy. -
natter how eaasel The wonderful success 81
Or. Miies' Restorative Serviue = due "a tho
Tact that &C - baset GA fh foregoing principle.
Da NfrEs RESTORATIVE SERsISE Is sold D.
ali druggists on n positive guarantees. or sert
iiroct ~ Da Mia dkDtcsL Co, Eikhart.
int. on receipts % prt.,~. - rer b tale ~
1olfles for a. rsure-s prepaid II cons&ll5
Neither ogl..te4 nof 9kz-efotls dFug-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

Willie was very much interested while
the choir sang the anthem in church last
Sunday. At its conclusion he turned 10
his mother and ia q stage whisper asked.
'.Say. mamma, which beat" --Harper's
Bazar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
"SpecuIation."

"Specuiation.
The time never was more favorable for
specializing in grain and stocks than at
present Prices are 40 per cent lower
than they ought TO be Oh both grain and
etocks.
Tho recent money panic is tho cause
II these conditions.
The crops are generally good this year,
with the exception Of wheat. through.
out the country. and thefo.eign demand
10 the largest OF the year, owing TO the
damage IL their crops. Ii is but a short
time until wheat will sell 40 cents per
bushel higher than present quotations
IL you are rot posted in speculation
write c. Z. Van Wrinkle & Go. 236 La
Sale street. Chicago. H.. for their book
on speculation and How to Trade"
sent free ca receipt Of stamp.
Dent miss our blanket sale.
NoIoT. HtKroLsHEiAER 4 Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

lie Fiance-why have you never in
troduced mo to yonr mother, darlingf
La Fiancee-Gerald. my mother is a
widow, and have lost two hances to
widows already.-Life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
An old Favoritc.

''She looks as if she had just stepped
out Of some book Of romance"
Eyes. A romance Of the middle sges. 7"
Club.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
The Genius.

"Yes, he Is brilliant genius"
"Ha. Writes poetry or dabbles in as
tronomy!"
NO, he saves money. New yorl
Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

A god story comes frum the Wind,
City regarding well known san Fran.
ciscsn. who s now pilgrim 20 tho CEN
ter = the universe Ms Or Cod
went east short fistis siace asa delegate
90 ire worlds dental consr~ss az Cf.i-
cago. On arriving 81 her destination she
made an early visit 60 the fair grounds,
and a. usual with sojonrnei.p IN shat So
dnctive place. found upon leaving that
she had spent eli hsr rpady cash. On her
Way hack 70 her hotel. therefore. she
stopped a. = bank - have i.heck sashed
"A usual. The clerk informed her that shs
~onid nave % b identified A. DR. Cod
va a stranger IA strange lard. soc
found herself in = dilemma She pre-
sentsd hsx card. bat thai wonid Mt do.
when brilliant tiss struck her
Fiashiag : beam frem The diamond
st IN hsr frent teeth upon the clerk. she
said. Pleas ok in nv Hsnth
"Anothfr one gkne crazy tiiongaf tAs
clerk. bit be cesnpli~si with the rs4aest.
lo0ke3 sssenissed. snllsl ard t'iad rs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

N0TffE 10 CEFDfTpRs
y Atatf - tten.saa gerlntg - Hent--
tctire = aefesf elsetl. thsf hv A cr1er - ths
rfrtsse -ouft 20 ths rssr1ff - krrf r. sfie "a
M sth sag - SeEfesnher. a =. 80 "a r,onfks
fr0rs fhri late ueTe aii0Nra fuf rfrc ors -
rFssenf ra<lf cisirrs eextsst the 81 efs ~
isfEA p hfE
iste - - a rqaafg. 6eressed. ad3 ttat al cre1
ifoes - ssfd e&ceassd Rre ressair~d - rres@nt
ti>sr c'sfsns - ssi8 rroisAtr eo1Ft. - fhe rFo
arsssatif1 aat q Sow snce On ~ beffrF tise -
49, ~ Nsrh heet. as1 thar rsra eis .nls
go - heart hsssefr - ~ rooff - Nerdes ~
for~-7a.s - - g.
&sss,,f ls-a.a haptss M ssn 3 A 3 fsa8
tfRts rEkkI~e
~,a sexs1s ss6es - fretess
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

Ifsins lsayinx soafh - % D N snd II % > n
~ ozht othef trains daAg szcfpi 5an.~
sLaHFfso Aso pssLoE C4k sssssoH
nav Cts
ce a train kss Stepping can e'rx,s n.,
ics % Petoskey eed Esrfinsw.
fsplds o. GsnfinnatL
fogs NJ trsin kas thronxh coach aud rsrl<r
cer bferd kaplas 10 CkicasA
COZ , m train he's W xnax slsepinr ear e}~saf
hsplds 20 tinrlnnatL
~ :. m train hes wsxa~r sleeping car Gir.ai
Rapids 10 Chicago
.sr.EEeos. essso ssrfp< 4 FSpskxa
80 hssk.enn Nv. os M II 1aa sfosm
ron Aafkeron-4r scam ss0pm sHpm
SUNDAY tram leaFes for nuskescns 4. 4 =.
Arrives tron, Anskaxoa - D q,
crfrsoo wa q. 49,.
Ls Grand Rapids. 100 N sopu umnm
AZ. thicaso....-...---.. lopn eWpm losa a.
100 h train hes throufa coach ~rs l,ne-
rarior car and u ~ y irsla asliy Wages
f@ecpknx ear.
Nv. hlcaeo.......- seop m tooe- -
Ar. Grand Raptds. fDpm sos-
COP m train hss basfsf rarior car and din,ns
car.
900 m train daily. through eo.sh ana Wa
nef sleeping car
through tickets aud fun insorrassica can :.
ID ~ calling ufon A. Amqnist. tirkst aess.
= union s.ation. ssisphons n. ga ersnd kap-
va, Mich &. l.. BocKuOon
Gen. Pass and Ticket Assst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
DAILY STEAMERS
&3.75
To Chicago
Including statssoon bo.sA.
VIA. HOLLAND.


L9Ayr GEaND HApgps fsla CAV. Ry-a
Daily irfcegt Sundag) As =. "a sunday
trntas 20 D Arrive In ChicaRo ahoat
btN an
LHAsE otoNson's Deck. foot 81 Nichirzn
fret north side. CHICAGO F1n Hon LakD--
Daily except Satufdasl a. o. y. "a saturday
tfi.-. II 80 q IA -teamers ttuch a. OttaWs
beaen and a sestsUs Para On 81 trlnE
salliis4s for N,.ffs4filef 0tean.rf CITY q
Holland icaTvs HOLLAND Hsptemhrer and
every SECOND dss follow ~
fsascs Chicago srrtsnlsr md ever seooad
da3 following.
ssraner ''saneatork- iesves Helland ser-
teabef , Hnd etnrf second dhF follnelur.
Leave Chicago 1eGtel1bcF / and ererf So
ont dng fsllouEnl
FARt-l, rfwr~.n Holland aa1 Chlraeo g. nl
round TIN klaa Estuean Grand Aapids ant
CAicaga fl,14i roab8 trip $40 A. rrgu ar
t,csef- Ia cledp ststeroem DtEla IN sad sftef
r..lsfoeI - ~
purrhs.s tllroneh ttkets 81 g. a ". n
flrkrt oaions. vhich iaclnde transfsf of fas-
ssnrrr nd baggage "a Hfilaud
TIT HOLLAND A CHI AGO ThA>sfOkrkr
ZION CO. Hoileh4 Mica
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
| AXE SHORE &
- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

7l.e Lake Sisore ia f1evsisra IN cfrtaerfiss
ussh tbe fris and l. q r Re fsr1as ths
sntrke ~ sal uDst dirrrt ruute - fitrsbarx
A J SarfH q. ~ = A GisvaisnA a
t.b. haaHEs tfiT Pas Ag~ot
SAnks lANfsELt.. Cts 7lefef AeeoA
ko y Monros safsfa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27


BrrrsR-z3c per pound.
Eoas-l5c per dozen.
Wax BsASs-tny7s5c per husheL
TrRxns-i5c res huslssL
CsHsors-s5c per eusbeL
Hoskx- Fancy white, " s. per pound.
TAesLxf--2tr or dozen
pssoxs Green. Toe per iozen bunches,
and e0Cta - per bsIsheL
Ce1ssY-itc Per dozen stalks.
kEEIs-5ssff 80 Ter h.lsisi.
Nixf-sOc .cr doxen buuchsa
ss--15cs.fsi 90 per ,sisfoi.
SaEsS Coss--sfio To- per dossn.
C.sssas-toee5c PER sisrsn.
sQr ssss@--i &c peF po'ssd.
ToAkrosa--s6<1 7dc rsr b,ishei.
t,rcp~HsRe--ll..f > T. per bitshel
CAfs-fFf owER--ki ~ Der dozen.
IHtcsus--fafe Crawtor3 a. s0,710o per
bartei; H1s Chilia, $50; old Nix0ns.
$40 ~
Fresh Meats
fork. per pound -.....-.-..s-+-
Bel. yrang steers ....-.-......... q 81
a1tton ....-......*-...-- ...--
lsenlh s...--... --..-... --s-.---e q
ffai ...-.s.. .....t-..s...-.-..s-
rouisry.
Live 'afkeys. iosi2.sc 'nr yoanzl &c for
I've fo~l.. hens. 7.asc.
Live Old roe-sef-. pr pound, g.
sprins dacks god sire, saioc pr
poars
spr.nx chsckeu.. 7.8sc per pcund.
Fish
Biacs has.. p~r prsri,d. ealoc, brock
sro'rt. psr peassi. - g.
Frogs
Rofis. pr dozen. 81, rseahrsn frurs. IS;
nn~sisnn buiis. AZ susii. s.. Froxs nsuss
- 8roses.l.
Chicken Cocr@-sAe ~aeh. az : So sIoa
(srssc-sss,s sud Prssieions-- VI Aal.,saIs
frtceA
&1rar-
CO ssaf..-.....-.................H se
C,ltes ...-....... 80 =. .-........ Al
posoes~a xxxx ..-.........--......-.. ga
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

sIsns Al este,z da1y ssosGt sant4F
1skiar ef-rs t1e. 81 lee1
ssserr.las rafs 20 par4er ssf sslsnttc sxrretsss
- ard f-nrr nefrrl4 faflff rars Fra 20 frsfrs
tsssfsr f4rnna ketl1s 81 - - sd leaFtaf
fke<fnsf ~ - = ~ nrrIefn9 "a ftrs1d teJatts ~
D. - ~ itfrrf rfIffls-f mace - Iteffnls
wfA 81 throert frsins rsff nsrs go hsfslFka
tss4fai fallflssf ffanalts Ht.utl,erf 4sstsiessl
A Afw4fgsT f,rksf Areet
Irtas Pae.enrrf @tat1sA
y ~ Rrsetsss- =, ~ A. thsasse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
Hides and Tallow.

Hides and Taliow.
Cured hides, No. 1. SIC; No. ?. 2ifc.
Green hides. No. l. axe; No. ?. -.
sheep pelts l5sd25c; lambs. 25@35c;
sheailings. loai5c.
Iallow. A..
Grain.
Wheat. Sc; corn. Ale; oats. SIS; rye. :0c.
Flour--Lily white. si.s5; patent $500.
Mill -M.ddlings. $3.50; bran, SIS;
screenings, Si3.50 per ton.
Ground Feed-Per ton. $3.50, corn meal.
per ton. $500.
Buffalo Gluten feed, sl7.5o. including
sacks
Hay and Wood
TIaoTHy-ss.O0al0 90 per ton.
CI0vIs SIS. 20 per ton.
NTsAw-s5. o)C16.O0 per ton.
Wooo-i6-inci beech and maple, cry,
s2.25 per cord: green. 500 per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
DsiroIi, Lansing & Northern

Jsdy - So
TO nFrRnrr
Ly. Grand Rapids. 70sm siGpm sf1rm
Ar Detroit. 40 m $50 b m igZl a fo
PROM DETEorr.
" Detroit ..-.,... Gan .lspm 600 D n
Ar Grand Rapids. u Spm 'ss IN 10 ti pm
SAGINAW. ALMA And IT. LOIS
" Grand Rapids. .....- 7Gsm sispn
AZ 0rand hapids.....-......-....l - m ~ - ~
LowFtt. VIA LOWELL A HASTINGS 4
Nv. 6Tand Rapid sDam lEpm son n
-. IRON Lowell. HOP N ssI
1HsO1-aa car sFR4IrE
Tarior cars oa all trains between Grand Ran.
ids and Detroit Parlor car ~ saginaw "a
morning train.
'kyery cay. Other trains week days onls.
GEORGE DEhktES. Geo Pass'r Asrant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

1 : itINEH StLF-Satice i hereh, Given
y nat - rcrsef.isr = b 4 9. selscn. Mater
60 oi 6fansi nspd-. Msch a e. ~ rstion.
u.ala. exec ed ard 20 iver a q Tie 4ichixan
trust company 81 tsrsnd Raoids. Nssh..
= sgp neal q. AZ ~ .tcp,ftF. { n ~ tered
~ all - credit p iLa' fhr ald Eirhican
Irt q Carr aav has accepted said trust, that
an intefsots n ~ tar rrsrty at ssia a.
- Nos hes hssn q Ga tie dice eth clerk -
the e-nnty en-. ~ ~ led by law
ih1t IN Ne afg. fts.trb dfs 81 tctob@f.
fr*,. AZ Q TIE rfrIef and es-efs It svsfs
nrflc. nj nc aae d.<rrip e. - tie sad As
stzuof VI. T. ~ ri fer sac a. pnblic aact @
b tie 1na fsieaat
S.ss. al Va J .akc piece az tho honr 81 IL
@ clfck ~ The fsieno n 60; said daf. "a ~ g. NJ
- lce ~ fitf - ars ZIP - said Neisou.
Matte s =. sl.H4ic AZ NJ - u nj 81 alal
stfee-, a. t',a 80 O tlfard tspt-s aseh.
AZ Tho a osr aafatd ftHse ard p.oce - snch
tlle axe tsif prfard - The sssisree
~ = ~ ftatue 81 sact - lfos de-, vi b,
eththif = - ntrf turch sstfe.
atfd. trsBd RaI..as. Mob. September a.
IA
THf 2ft HiGAS TBpsT 60,
tsss o. - A sieaee q Nc soa. Matter A Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

Dent miss our blanket sale.
NoIoT. HfKroLsHEiAER 4 Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

ALP ! n o " n
that fke seat
Of life h icca-
trcln the up
pr part 81 the
spinal e or a.
near the base
% the brain
and 80 seurl-
tive h this
portion Of the
nervous eys~
TEN that even
the prick Of a
needle " Ill
cause instant
death.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-13

even personal violence. from the mem
! oers CT his congregation, a majority Of
whom differed from him in opinion,
and who succeeded. in spite of the eff
forts OF his loyal friends, in driving him
from his position. His prosecutors
We're ignorant people. who looked upon
any deviation from the narrow reli-
gious customs TO which they were ac-
custCmed in their rural German homes
rs menace to Judaism- But SO thor
oughly have the Wise reforms been
adopted at the scene of his first great
contest that it would be difficult 10 find
now any man who would confess that
he or his father before him had partici-
pated in the persecution of DR.. Wise.
During this time he was q liberal con-
tributor to the Occldent. then the only
Jewish paper published in the United
States, and he published in 1858 his
History of the Israelitish Nation
In 1854 he became the rabbi of Ben
Jeschuron' congregation at Cincinnati,
position he still fills with undated
mental vigor at the age of seventy
three. During the first year of his resi-
dence IN Cincinnati he issued the frst
number of the American Israelite,
Jewish newspaper which is an ably-con-
Quoted, widely-read and popular Jewish
organ. In the following year the De-
borah, a German weekly, appeared as
companion sheet to the Israelite under
the same editorship. For years DR..
Wise devoted himself TO the task of re-
form and union in Israel. In his pulpit
Let there he light has been his
favorite theme. Let there be
light" Is the motto of his pa
pers. The elimination from Judaism
Of everything not in keeping with the
age we live in, the propagation of the
elements of human brotherhood and
true Americanism, has been his self-im-
posed task He succeeded in 1878 in
forming a union of American Hebrew
congregations which to-day includes all
except the most rigidly orthodox In the
country. This union" maintains the
Rabbinical seminary at Cincinnati,
graduates from which now ffl some of
the most important pufpits in this coun-
try. DIR. Wise's career has been
stormy one, aud from the day when
mob of his ignorant coreiigiouists in
suited him in his Albany pulpit to the
present day, his reform measures have
won enemies for him. Whether, in his
zeal, he has ever gone too far; whether
his proposition to tear down old land
marks in Judaism is wise, are questions
which have given rise TO discussion in
pulpit and press, and in which all Jews
are interested. Their final determine
ton can be safely left to the future.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-13
OUR YOUNG READERS.
WHAT SANTA CLAUS FOUND.


| vrryas v>,ek after Christmas. and Santa Claus
sid:
"T,o.pight. when the children are safely in bed,
| III hsrnesr my reindeer, and sIyIy steal out
obo,,1.
Tho -,rasert "a 7 carried tbis vszr ware the beat
dresssd
! an go TO the Browns where there's six Httls
hovs:
I'm FOND Of those Youngsters. and gave lots OF
! Those 5r7lrns that left there were handsome
and strong.
yesr Iong.
| The hovs. when thsv wrote, asked for things
to.+ r,s5a ,,oiee.
| Their rare ,ts don't Ike it-but BOYS will be
bevs'.
| Before car. tel Il. for deer can run fast.
Good Santa STOOD in the Browns nursery at
last;
! II makes one fea1 sorry TO say what sight
nirht.
tribe.
yut as for conditisa whose pen can described
A horse with it's tai, off-a dog without head
A wagon wheel tied 70 the wagon with thread;
A trumpet Of tin TIA would never more shout;
The drumg--it was a VITAL, each one OF the six
Was riddled in holes by dozsn drumsticl.s.
There a 20 use denyinJ: that esnta felt bsd,
Ee st,,od there and looked disappointed and
SID;
"These children are naughty and careless" no
saie.
Next war I shall Dot'-hera he nodded his
heacl:
store
Could San ia Claus mean ne would 90 there no
no-ey
Next door Santa won't whors lived three tiny
girls.
All sweet little maidsns with soft golden curls.
He said: They're not boys with such ros gh.
For girls can be knrrpy in quieter plays:
There tea acts and dolls won't be scattered ali
round.
They've taken good care Of them-thst I'll be
bo3nd"
The shock he received was more cruel, for
there
A doll with both arms of lay under chair:
Another one, syaless ami hair all pulled out,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-13
WHY MAN WEARS A HAT.
Exposure of the Head Endznsers the Z
ovation Of the Human Race.

Exposure of the Head Endangers the FL
evGtioa Of the Human Race
Perhaps no article of clothing has
been more freely criticised in respect to
its utility than that which lexicog-
raphsrs describe as "a covering for the
head" Some, instructed by the ex-
ample of savage races and others widely
different IN various ways, among them
the leaders of feminine fashion, whose
crowns OF gossamer may practically be
dlsregarrled, would have 1t that the hat
less condition Is that most Character
ishc OF mankind, SAYS the London
Lancet Against their opinion we End
arrayed the combined force OF civilized
usage IN every climate
From pole to pole we find that man,
II he dresses at al, dresses his hssd.
Even X bootless and guiltleSs of such
minor TRIES as waistcoat and collar, he
covers the head with seine form OF
clothing. Nay, the very savage, though
be may know nothing of silk or felt.
will eften so deoorats his vortex with
feathers OF So weave his own natural
wool that not even the conventional
Europesn cylinder could protect it
more efectuElly. Surely there must be
reason il oil this.
There is a clearly conscious need
which exists not merely IN imagination.
1t Is thus practically admitted that
though the head, like any other part OF
the BODY. may, after having suffered
the attrItion of atmospheric variations,
become Injured to their action, IT still
loses somewhat in the process In the
first place, It is evident that in this con
vive- Civilized man will not enClanger
his chance Of survival by risking the
experiment. Further, he 6pds that
the inferior animals thus exposed I'M
dergo external changes which do not
often, If ever. tend in the direstion of
refinement. and instlnctiveSy he shuns
the possible return Of coaISeneSS AID
barba-isIn- He also recognizes the fact
that, given a wholesome custom IN
head clothing, the consequent effect
will be as healthy as il is besosniag
Foremost among the sanitary prin-
ciples which ought to control usage in
this matter are two-ths avoidance of
any but the lghtest pressure and the
admission through the texture WON or
by special apertures of sufficient AIR for
free ventilation of the head II these
elementary considerations be aR,y re-
garded and sufficient protection be pro-
vided against changes of weather we
shall fnd the man the better, not the
worse, for wearing his covering for
the head"