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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

TIE Nlsr,sn Girls Cared .cr sy ordar Of
tue Probate Courr.


TIE N1snsn ouis Cared :or sy ordsr Of
tue Probate Court.
Ia probate court q hearing was had
on the petition 81 Harry MePasrson %
have . guardian appointed for the
gif.s. McPasrson ssose that 10 cis-
covered the state OF affairs in tho Me
man house and called the attention OF
the police 10 10. tie vas vita Of1cer
Mhitcomb when they visited tue house
and the mother offered 10 allow lbsr-
tea With May. the glr. il years Old.
for so. she told the witness that May
wSs bat Ia years DID, Oescer Nhit-
comb l. stiflsd - : similar state OF al
fairs. Mrs. SseVuan denied Il all. She
sald May was IL years old and Lllxie
vss years Old. ASSISTANT Prosecuting
Attorney Burns speaks German, aud
says tnat when he began 10 quest on
Lizxie the mother told Der in German
moi - .as-sI aIiss. Mrs. Nisman could
NOS Tell N what year any al 81 sEil-
drsn we're born aud could not tell
when sne camo 10 tEis country. bat
she stuck 10 the point that Nay
vas IL years old. IL was evident TO
the court ths. the mother MAS lying,
aud he ordered Lizzle sent 20 CoidwAtrr
aud Mary vas placed "a the hands CT
tue poor department. To be- Indentured
20 come one VINO vii give Der good
home, or 10 De sent To tie poor house.
Mary appears 90 be . brigat girl. The
house a. No. "a lonia street - motor
iousiy bad. and has bern watched by
the police tor some tsme, though no
case could heretofore De made against
tos inmst>s. Mary Nisman wss gwen
employment yesterday with a 70 d
famliy. wno wall watch over her care
fllIIN-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Police Court.

George Cole. running intelligence of
nary -. David Fisher. larceny; Al
iourned to January e. Harmon Cow
ems. assault sEd battery; adjourned to
January IS. Anna Neimsn. OBTAINING
female in house of III lame; sentenced
to jail for nety days. Jacob semeyn.
bastsrdy; held tor trial. I'D Reeves,
tfusncy: sentence suspended. John
he Ryke. larceny: sentence suspended.
George Goyt. non-support; executioa
OF sentence deferred thirty days. Otts
Wlseman and Chris G-een, breach of
the pesce; sdlour0ed 10 January ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
NINTY DAYS MAIL
sooIlsss Mrs. Nieman olvsa
ths Laws LIMIT
Hen GIRLS 10 Be CARED FOR
n psp<svsy 81 shs hoasusss Masksf
sas~a N Two cssss Yes
ssss4y.


Aanss <.sman, Sns German vSutsn
charged vitn ksso.nx = naus. Of oros-
s.s,...r 80 A. a.s.,.,r- - e.si. x,rls
49,. ~. - -
sens - s'ssnss - pofss
Joey seo n@oo : piss 81 s~Nk
unADls 70 understand Enxiish- nns
d.d not knos What shs v.snsd .1ors
ga a. 60 -, go antil
-.-,-
e'.e&'
A. tnAt ssssson the cGficsr Who nss0s
the arrsss and Harry NePnsrsoa we're
avoxa- Inav s~stsfisd 20 nav a.
~-. - .y
nent TOT pe1nx e4iossa ~ Vs. 's0'
t.ss With one OF her gifia They SAD
that enc sA4d che uss uili.ng II Tue x'ri
Va out Their f1rtnsf test uony shoWod
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

ofiesrs Elected and Reports of the Year
Read.

The annual meeting and election OF
officers OF the BulIders' aud Traders
exchange was held last night with .
large percentage of members ia atten-
dance. The following officers we're
elected.
President. +. e. Campbell. vice-pres-
dent. A. A. Siearns; secretary, John
Hosksns. treasurer. W. {. Westherly.
Board Of directors George y. Miller,
james Cuftis-. w.. L. AcGurrin, y.
Rozsms. W c. Hopson.
Delegates 10 the National Builders
exchange, meet IN -. Louis febru-
sry flames Curtiss sud w. L. Nc
Gurru. 4. G. Campbell ia director
ia the national exchaags and Is. there
fore. delegate.
The alterusfrs elected were W. {.
Hopson. Charles H0eru and >.
R0ttma.
ln- Ietor. Of officers showed that
the exchange a "a healthy condition.
with eighty i've members. all fssltn (
thAl ths organization IL benefit %
snem add TO Toe general public
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Telephone John Killean at the Claren-
don today that you will 90 TO Manistee
tomorrow morning with the other
brethren TO help institute the new
lodge The ronte selected 10 the favor
tie Manistee line, the Chicago 4 Wsst
Michigan, and . special through coach
will bee provided for the exclusive use
OF the Elks. Train will leave At 1880
tomorrow morning. IL ten or moro 20
tie rate will be $4.55 each. and If ffty
or more, 40 each. Get fifty together
and secure the low rate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Flora A. Pools's SUIT for Damages m
Progress.

In the TRIAL of the case Of Flora A.
Poole Vs. the street. Railway company
yesterday proposition Was made 10
take ths jury to Reeds lake. the scene
az the sccsdeDt. 70 view TIE ground.
Mr. Nss.eilus objected, and ths art
ruled tnst the jury snould not GO The
trial lated nearly al day. The de-
ferse offered By the company as shat
sonls one stepped on Ars Pooles Sress
AID threw her; that the ground on She
south side OF tbs track VAS as smooth
as 10 could reasonably be expected 10
bs. AID that the landing on ina north
side OF The track provided for passen.
gers 10 aiixht wzs - good a. 10 could
bs made. They argued that she took
her own chances when she goa OF on
the sids opposite the landing or plat
form The arguments we're very near
~ closed yesterday and the csse will
90 - the jury early today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

from sas Rrs,sh donssn,oss 10 Ms<Ai.
xss. Mr.. hfssstsf seys hs landed sss
pfsseaefs ca fae eonet eli rsxat AMI
thea procss,sed 10 hsss . good tlass.
lie collected large nusnbeT 81 sampies
II the JUICE " California Craps snd
wrought come % them hoae uath him.
lie Alec brought hsek sonss ffusss viii
sbsch he % treating he fslruas. TIA
toe r~turn trip ne tszox ). AIDE TRIP from
81 fAsst. Tea. To The lsty Of Nero.
Tic found the noss delightful weather
un<fessr he ueal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Probate Court.


Estate of William A. Robinson. de-
ceased; discharge OF exeeutrix issued.
Estate of Albert r. Judd, deceased /;
discharge of Administrator issued.
Estate of sallie Teeple. mentally IN
competent; order granting guardian
license 10 settle disputed claim TO real
estate. Estate OF Cyrus Freeman, de-
ceased: order nxing day for hearing
claims. Estate of francisha Sommer.
deceased; order fixing day for hearing
CLAIMS Estate of William Ball, de-
ceased; order assigning February 20
for hearing Administrator final &C
count. Estate OF Mary Z. Hatch. de-
ceased: executors eighth annual ac-
count flied.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Yesterday morning while cars were
being switched on the L. 4 W. NJ.
tracks. near the train shec. freight
car left the track n such = n.anner as
10 block The c. q W. n. and d, l.. n
y. man track. Trains were forced TO
eome IA thr sugh the freight shed -
Waterloo street and back in. The
track WAS cleared after several hours
Anc no especls damage was done.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

senator r. NJ. Barnard aud other
nleniters OF the legislative committee
on asylums for the insane arrived IA
the city yesterday on their return
from inspecting the northern asylum
at Traverse City. The committee nasm-
brrs think It probable that they wall
recommend the purchase OF twenty
acres additional ground and . new
cofpsgr. Tie legislators left for the
Pontiac Asyiunl YESTERDAY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Qupss Pasa,yuis rssnhlee. pou>
- - ttsc6zieG hs4sstonA. I>0mnt-
besA = Gssk fe.ss. sassss - ~.
n1nG oe~1 - ora<s - hack. D.nrsrcrr
80 et1Se Wmc>ons 1te6in6 = r~~c.
ly0A Aeryoa1 1seAlt<Y aEd r~oI.
oonD1nino oo6 Carcass D.npa>na
geuouteoo,Qn FREE ead ooaG.Isn1.oR
= eeesus To- srfssc.s os>-i earok
p'Fs t't'.'s n al isakasxsA
tfFnk*T'ss sfx4v> f1ffs
eATAaRn AND nfAo MOSES cuag3
rms Ano AL nfete Ass oRNt
t.sfAe} La1k3
I'VE AND TAR DISEASES CHINA
luk onkr oNk ua9 CukEs okHfns
Csnuh. DEAFNESS. snsu n.at,sn. nors.
90 d>b<izty. lDpoeenee And eli 49,
Bosul1sng froD eaEiy In1ls><seono -
exoooooo ~ UADheo1. al dsnsases -
Ne ursnssy osEe,n4 paxt4 papalyun.
vafaoocells rupsoFoov euxnOro, ncro(n1n.
ed eofoa. dropey. ok.n asoeonea &c.,
End k,dnoy eoupAainss. heafo 15oornr.
shortns9 - bfoash. hsck q 49,
snaAA ~ 49,, etc-s nciD6iaG 81
fssaAis eonpiain,s cad chrsssc 49,
cured qusckiy aud psfusasnf;y.
Thss cough, si'gte lever ed 49,
go sneftnes 81 oeeatA, pAloioool1n
q hsers ~ nsaas surs ss1 Quls<
ve5 sss nssvesS s.ssls>> sr.,,.
be. alosplese - uase aftsr bees,o6
oroama. tired mern1neA VIA q 1oG
headache. 80 tasts " Ne moooA.
som~t1nse 1ieclsffes. end g alzooS
ycur employ nsent without lie. enemy
On sm,1ssoo. desirs 90 ~ alos&
eioouv forebotsnxs. = dispos ton -
vorrv AID fret Gbout troabis ea>e1
that never Gomez. spelis Of xs<line
sfralc o. uncsrtxir. eomrtues lee
spar.tA yea are suffering from nervoos
dsbsl.ty and exhaasi onof nerve pows<.
which may end IN utter prosirssioa.
ID you nave : srest sense Of vesknsee
ard yeannsss. Win lrcd l.mbs. runb-
bsss. trembling. puckiy sroset.ooA
cold feet one legs. you are aassac,ng
70 that most seriolis dsesss-fsra.ys.s.
IL your head seaes. feel Dumb aid
sfsd. vita strange ssnsztlons. iots %
memory. and you fhink With cirroItv
or you are siecp.es 90 nfEht w.ta
grievances aud duitn a dernr taa
day, the nerve a1d a. an fakrue ,es~
soon run into !nsensts or ifath.
Lyon have any III taesa feaIiaks 90
not NEGLECT them, ur they vii fotak
paralysis insanity. pEostr.t'oa OF
you value your lie DC not nrs.
iect these warnings lime so skPe-
r,~nce hes shOv spd hn1ufcis q
stxrtllns aud marvellous c1fss h~sn
rrovcd. ihzs these osresees Arr per-
;rcuy saa eompie,sly cure. by Dk.
= CLAY TODD. a n. Diy-asn rif~el.
rooms ]. s and 4. Game Rsgpi-. Hca.
Under tie uss ~ pr 4 Clay
1ODD'o FsniA kaa feitries al
thorr symptoms Wild as 10Y - &c.
aud strengths Il nsf.r sigr - btsin.
vitality OF blood snd health o. body
are sooa rrsicrfc.
Hls semkaies are purely Vegetable
ana harmless. and eau caiy u ob-
aimed At nis Lice
pk TODD com n3-itt-s Dtsl,tfe 81 >
tons teloTe eAsD pts,e.it4.' i..f 80 q.
pA IODD'S Office a. - - itr'el0a
street, room. 4. Sand 1, Graz Aslat<
His medicines acre. VITA tAe son
scns md YOU can eat anything goa
Choose
He's IN hl. Office from , Ia me saori,
ing urni IN the evenins ssesy LAY sss
eundAyA
Call everybody. Afr.eadly tax 81
Oct you nothing.
Low caarses. RAPID cursA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27


Roth The method and results when
syrup cf Fies 10 taken; Il u pleasant
and refreshing IL &c taste, sad acts
gently vet promptly on tho kidreyA
Liver and Bowels. cleauses the sys
tenn sfsctnslly. >:ispels colds. head
aches aud fssess and CURES habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs i the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
aaced. pleading to tho taste and 90
ccptsbIs to the stnmsch. prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In it
effects, prepared only from the .ziost
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
to all and have male Il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Il for sale In Doc
and 81 bottles by al leading drug,
gistG ANY reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro
ere i. promptly for any one Who
wishes 10 try It. Do not accept ary
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SXRUp co.
SAY fxAaossce. o1i.
S0ORstakts ~. az sohS 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Cur A. Jonasloa has hsxua soii 10
tha Great eours AGAINST The fnesuls
Eafn,tafs coau Dsny. c,ainsfrsk dana gee
in ta< sasn es 81 80. Josnsso1 elaine
10 have soId Ger he rbrnix company
bil 81 goods smountiux . ti1 so. IL
O. y. C.. Jonssen. And says sacFe % :
CON a, "a an OF $<66 due him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Circuit Cours-Psrt l
lrnaR Gnnvr.

Charles c. Pettlbone vs. Libbie IT,
FitzGerzld. e,ectment; on trial. John
A. Tolman company vs. Edward u
Clements and Edwin Petus. trespass on
the case; on trial. Wsdsworth How
land company We. Frederick ;. Vile
man and Cornelia y. Tanner. assump-
at; judgment by default for plaintiff
for $3.50. 70 and costs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Nfs. kaa.e r Red. ~dow NJ Ia.
late lsns. y. Rcd. hisd a pssson la
prohsfe court yesterday "a - srpo,ss-
"a rxscusix Of 10 estate. a. he di~a
otssssfs. shr say 81 nss real ss,st.
vsiuea st g., 90 snd psrsonsl rf9llerty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

The following y list OF tas marriage
Licenses issued nee lsst publication. with the
nsnirs residences twhea out % the e.ty. sad
ages II the parties Age.
John xa~erlnk. F1terdena Kror, men
dyk~. /-esaAd ...s.-....a-.. ......-.-.l.. 80
Wtrf.,s ~"' 49, sp-,s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

d,,iis Fox q John sowerty. So n.
isfs and :. - :. isrEes cable road
add. ................... 81 =
Dewitt q. Underwood 20 Luna 4. Mills.
iot \ Underwood aid ..........-...... q
Percy y CoSk L. Adrlsnse Copier. lot
q, Itxkck nt aid ............. ............. II
Wei :. keyno,dsto Andre~ Borden.s
w...sw sec r. Scion .......e......... y
LaNerne Price 10 Charles h. Comstoek.
q l. Sc : I.rnna ----..----.-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Sugar Below Cost.

Granuiated. 20 pounds for 81.
Cut loaf. Is pounds for 81.
Coffee A. 81 pounds for 81.
White. extra &. d pounds for 81.
Yellow, % pounds for 81.
In smaller quantities same rate.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tel
los Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

DIR. +. r. ROSENKRANs,
Rooms ID and IA, Widdicomb
Building, Cures all Lung and
Heart Troubles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

IL always in season. The choicest oil
fonrs and that 10 the reason- 'Tis
winter aud sweeter and better to bake.
Made only by
VALLEY CRY MILLING Co.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Young Mems Renubliean Club

All members OF the Young Mems
Republican club are requested to meet
ct Lincoln clnb room Saturday even
ing at s o'clock.
CHAs. McGILI.. Pres.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Come and hear Maj. n. +. Boyn,on
Of Port Huron. great record keeper X.
o. +. NJ, tonight at Hartman's hal.
Free
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Circuit court-Psr, II.

c. Summer Burroughs We. VII 4.
Eastman ct al, trespass on the cAss, I'll
trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

WTTI-F
snd Fruits.
ufpaty United states Marshal e. r.
Ere ~stss returned yesterday from the
Paddle coast, ~nsre ne ~ss cent sons
weass ago ~ the government With two
thihsm@n Who we're caught crossing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Lily Whitei Lily Whitei

Fine musicsl and literary free enter
talnments At Hsrtman's hall tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

lIUtt
Flora A. Poole vs. The Consolidated
Street Railway company. trespass on
tie case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

(lna nj II Persons in this country
can hsvs . columbian
hslt hotlsf. ihsfs are o,'visov9 ii0ins
and IS %. 900 people ia tbs United
Ststes. Better get one early. Al Ilfs
HKasfD flee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Wviis , iou HfaALD Office 10
dsy a. regular price. 81 each. Gail
ssfly add sss ose.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

cnino Cocf Those Columbian half
bUlIlg fdSl. dollar. are no, soin sI 70
last long. Call early at THE HEhAtp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
FYSHs Restaurant is the right

FYSH'S Restaurant is the right
place to go and get
your dinner when down
town. From the in
creased number We
have each day goes to
say that we are setting
up first class meal and
at the right price-2J
cents. We also have
light lunches, should
you not wish to dine,
and az ali hours of the
day we have first class
order cooking.
OUR Baking Department also
shows a marked in
crease and we are still
keeping up the quality
of our goods notwith-
standing the high
prices of :aw materials
and do not charge
extra.
WE are also taking orders for
Parties and Receptions
for Ice Cream, An
gels Food. Nacaroons.
Lady Fingers and other
Fancy Cakes. Also
Bon Bons, etc.
DO not mistake the place.
Fysh's, IL Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Worlds Fair f Tsa asa., com: sa,i: c,
today At regnlsr price. 81 each. CAL
early and Yet one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

4 liz Whifo makes the sweetest
lhJ "h'e bread. hehtsst biscuit
and the hnest ps.tFv. Try 10.
NAfkFY CRY MILLING Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

f,nIumkian halt doiisFs fer sale At
uuiuiiiuloH THE HkRstD Office are
not countsrfsits You should Re cure
20 get one that 10 genuine. Ours are
guaranteed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

cnuuonir Worlds far half dollars
oUut6iliI Tor 81 each At THE HERArp
ofiics. Only one OF every thirteen Der.
son. IN the United states can have ono
az thase cons. Will you be the lucky
one or one OF the unIuoky twelve.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

cnuvonir Worlds fair half dollars
0vuseb'i for I'll each ~ 1BE HERALD
Office. only one of every thirteen Der.
sens In the United States can have one
of tnese CONS. VIII you be the lucky
one or one Of the unlueky twelve.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

INN nj ~ Persons in this country
uiI6 VI 10 can have q Columbia q
half dollar. There are 5000. goo coirs
and $1,000. 900 people in the United
states Better get one early ~ THE
HERALD Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

nniumhian half dollars for sale A.
uuiuHiufoH THs HrR4Gp Office are
not cqantsffeits foa should be sure
% gss enc that % gsanias. Ours are
sssf1stsea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Superior Court.

JUDGE BuRLISaAxE
The oasis., 1893-09-07
An Ia-tern nI-,irtalll-l.

From fine speech of Representative Siblcy. of Pennsylvania:
 nlhe name of six:y-scycn millions 1f American citizens wc plead fo more money: and in ,he name ci tweniy-four thousand you nOi only re- fuse our demand. but purpose the talk Ing away one-half of what we have left Prompted alone by our love foi rich and poor. by our love for the vel fare and peace of our common coun. try. let ms warn you that the masses If the people are aroused. All oyer this fair land they are on their knee. in prayer Their walls have beer heard at the throne Of the Almighty. My friends. hunger and cold know nc philosophy and respect no laws: and when these twin devil, lei loose and you force them out upon the world Then woe to iLe robbers who gather
 In fields whep' they never have sown: Who have esfolnn the jewels from labor.
 And buiidcd Co Mammon q throne. For the throne of their god shall be crumbled.
 And the scepier be swept from his hand. And the heart of the naughty be humhled,
 And a servant be chief in the land. For The Lord Of the harvest hath said it,
 Whose lips never uttered lie,
 And his prophets and poets have read it
 in symbols of earth and of sky;
 That Co bl1l Nbo hath reyclcd in plnnder
 ri the aHgci oi conscience is dumb. The saac. Of the eafihauake and thunder
 And tempest and torrent sl,ail come.
The oasis., 1893-09-07
SILVER
A Brewn inisrrsi.y Prefcsso-'s View of
 the situation.

In m address given at inc opening of the Colorado summer school Of Science and Philosophy and Language, by Professor Andrews who was one of the delegateste the late interna- tional Monetary conference, and should be good authority. said.
 The Chinese wall built between the gold world and the silver world is worse than any tariff ever created. This k what palsicd England's trade with India and all the east. and led at last to the recent attempt to place India upon a gold basis. What in all probability would come to pass would be a stringency, arising from the fact that gold would be instantly with drawn from circulation. while silver would be coined to take it's place slowly. Our country. the speaker de- clarcd. would derive great benefit from siding with the silver nations. Besides. the United States would take it's place as the one great manufacture ing nation of the silver world and would derive from the position an im mense gain. which England has hlth- crto reaped but has largely lost by the characterization of silver. But the shadows after all arc so dark that it would be better. in my belief. not to attempt the free coinage of silver now, but Go wait little longer in our present unhappy and anomalous con dltion. fili we bring Great Britain to join uS in remodeling the monetary system. But how can we induce Great Britain to act with uss Ky ceasiug Q purchase silver and rcfus- ing to coin more until the other na- lions iOin us. ai the same time mak- ing law ordering the secretary of fhe treasury to open onr hints toihr free coinage of silycrat any dat when he i, informed that England, Ger many and the Latin Union, or any two Of those. wilt do so. such stand would probably make Impossible the proposed introduction of gold stand- ard in India. By dropping silver for the time being and joining the slrag- gle for gold, we shall precipitate in Europe another fall of prices so aggra- yated that the most obdurate banker of Lombard street will have to ad- init that gold cannot be safely taken as the sole international money.
 These sentiments coincide almost exactly with those expressed hereto fore iu tbose columns. and we are ex- ceeding glad iD have those opinions backed up iy ,o excellent authority as Professor Andrews, We believe that congress will finally como to the same cOncusiOn.- Citrograph.
 -------~---r-.-sls.s.s~g~sssy
 Nfr C II Allcn nf Mesa last Fri
The oasis., 1893-09-07

Mr. C. II. Allen, of Mesa. last Fri day. suffered untold agonies, resulting from q sting or bite by | small glossy, and apparently harmless spider that had nestled in his shoe. He said the pain was nothing to speak of at first but it kept on increasing. He became alarmed as the pain kept on increas- ing and went to Mesa to consult d doctor and was almost immediately seized with terrible pains in the low CT body. Two hypodcrmic injections were given but still tine pain increas- ed. travelling mp toward his heart. Finally they became So severe that he despaired of ever living through them and sent for Lawyer Smith to draw up his will His agony was terrible to witness: his groans could be heard block away two men being required to hold him, so terrible was his agony. Between groans he signed his will, his pain increasing all the time. Mir. Allen became considerably easier later and under tho efficient care of Dr. Sd. pip, it iseSpscted he will get along allElghh
The oasis., 1893-09-07
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\ prize was recently offered by a Denver paper for the best solution of the problem of how 10 keep husbands home nights. The prize was awarded to the writer Of the following: "A Quaker advised his son to keep his eyes wide open when conrting: after marriage to keep them half shut. If you did not act on the first part of the advice try the latter. Study your husbands disposition and be sure to make thorough study of your own. Try using t little tact, and good deal of consideration for his wishes and feelings, and see if you cannot teach him to be a little more consid- crate of yours. Business is trying. Men ike peace al home [ possible manage aet to be wurn-onl Bc chces- fei, Da't worry. Don't scold
The oasis., 1893-09-07

Sunday the Tucson base ball club played at Fl Paso with the Browns of that city, The Tucson boys were beaten three straight games. The last game the sccfs stood ls to l,