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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

iesnxnd xas insfigated b. spectators
che hoped % oonstnus rua ca oar
xolsf reserve that eeaij altsmasriF snd
= a penis a1sd - theiF pEo1t
II acre bus uafursi that furelgn hoid
ers # Anaeriean securities eoslid de-
saazd thesr Redemption n the face q
the unfasoFing Eeperts ct oar gold
stability The attack on The treasury
xss siesigne.iiy masis aud exasgs fstesl
Esparts aere seat ah<oad = lnazence
saspseion assa aroass distrusz. Tbs
calm 41sl determined manner IA 1hieh
Secretary Foster met the attack ard
evolved relief. % be resoEtst - Ia case
u necessity quieted al fears and Ne are
nov safely teyond panic.
la bis Weekly Review NJ. Clews
enumeraies the various factors that hare
eentr,buted 10 the restoration u eonn'
dsncs and expresses the opinion that the
tcne q trade wiil respona With renewed
tuoyaney and sigor. In speaking q the
el,igx II currency % the interior he says;
The current free siIiax IL currency 10
the interior has not been generally ex-
pected and causes some uneaslness
among large speculative holders OF
stecks. The current rates II exchange
al the west show that the outflow is due
20 legitimate trade causes. however
unusual for the aeasan. ard the increase
in the export Of grain on account Of in
terror owners may In part account for
the change; while the remittanccs TO
Boston are probably due 10 large trans
fers u New England securities in con.
aection with current railroad deals II
can hardly be expected however that
zhese irregular movements will be long
continued. For the immediate future.
however. We may not expect an easy
money market
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
NOTES Of the MODES.

The ulster Of other days is scarcely
recognizable In its present form. 1t now
appears with a series Of shoulder capes
trimmed on their edges. a jaunty collar.
fancy sleeves and silver or enamel but
tons. For example. an ulster OF gray
cloth has the capes edged with mere
line Of gray Persian lamb. and the arched
collar is similarly finished. The whole
garment il lined with prelate purple silk.
One Of the new colors Of the season il
oriental red. which appears in most Of
the new fabrics. 1t IL q handsome dye,
between deep crimson rose and rich
dahlia color. It 10 alike becoming to
dark and fair women and also To the
neutral-to toned type. II 10 . hue 20 sub
spicuouA
Among the new silks are pretty
surahs. bengalines and merveilleux
satins. with dots in q contrasting color.
They are made up into dressy toilets
that have full round skirt and low
cut corselet. with guimp and balloon
sleeves Of plain silk the color Of the dot,
The newest wells are Of tulle dotted or
barred and have extremely narrow black
velvet ribbon run on In several rows
across the bottom and up the ends
They are made TO be worn over large
hat.
Belts and girdles are exceedingly pop
ular. Indeed. they are seen on costumes
for all occasions. from those for the full
dress function to the serge Tor common
wear.
The fashionable ekirt measures from
four to six yards around. and what is 10
be done with skirt OF the latter width
excepting hoopskirt is worn under ity
The new spring jackets have wide.
full skirts to accommodate the enlarged
dress skirt. A hustle could easily be
worn with most Of them.
Waists are inclined 10 be short and
are finished at the bottom with either a
frill or soft folds OF silk and have enor-
nous dropping sleeves.
Shoulder seams are now cut very long
and the droop which this length gives is
acccntuated by the dropping balloon
like sleeves.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
WHAT rHrY SAY

That the great bell OF Moscow. nodded
in miniature form in Russian china. is
an ornament for the buffet, which gives
Russian air TO the room.
That Miss Harriet Hoemer 10 to get
$4,000 for Isabella Of CASTLE. which is
10 be unveiled at the opening OF the
worlds fair.
That in these days OF cheap stuffs the
poorest housemaid may wear a dress
finer than that Justinian refused to his
queen.
That she looks remarkably well at
night, but quite battered in the daytime"
is the verdict about many society wo-
man.
That for women with delicate, oval
faces, high foreheads and ong pecks the
Cadogan couture is distinctly becoming.
That the higher in rank the japanese
woman the more elaborate her coiffure
Is likely TO be.
That steaming the face and then rub
bing in olive or almond oil Is good
thing.
That in these days the art Of fine nee
dle-work is in danger Of dray.
That a well-carcd- for hand is q fine
point in beautiful womas-
That cut glass and silver gilt is a ia
vorite combination.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

time that another visit b not an i'm
probability.
Lake SuFerisr ,ron men viii ms~t q
Iron hountzia Ca Mach -. ~ eslsb.
sish WAT ie-o<s Ike ~ iEea ore trust.
81 tissr's soancsl i divided a. 10
~hs thef Tie electric light works shall
lave hof1%onlsi or az apFsght boiler.
Aiissan sAla nsiy hculrfs are al IL
again. The village debt has been IN.
CREASED eosa'1, darsng the past year.
TIE oseft.on q the Grand az Port,
land noodea the elnetfie light works
and the low q - how RI darkness
Detroit kas fec<ui.sa from. hss position
taken against the Street Railway com.
palls regarding the lzsliing Il t.esets-
Jseksnn hopes 10 rival New Orleans A.
sporting town. A movement Il on foot
n have . sporting carnival
The Rev. c. = McCanaless ~ Mt.
Pleasant. grand chaplain II the +. 4 A.
Ms Il Michigan. Is dead
Ssinaw county republicans have
noulinstsd r. Is Mcknight and Eugene
Wilbef for circuit JUDGES
The democrats II the eixfh Judicial
district have nominated en- Judge Bald.
win for circuit Judge.
The Lskeyiew Enterprise tells story
about a two-pound perch aud this Is tho
freshet season.
Fire destroyed the grEnsries u An
drew Rock of lshpesnsng. Thursday.
Loss. 5000.
Mnskegon will hold special election
"a zee whether she vii! bond herself Tor
100000 park.
The Barry County Sunday school con-
vention will be held at Hastings March
- and -
An exploding lamp caused at 81 600
fire in the Bancroft house II Inlay City
last night.
The Grand river has commenced its
annual spring investigation Of jackson
cellars.
Sullivan. the Durand murderer. has
been arrested again. this time at Mt.
Pleasant.
Burglars looted the clothing store Of
William Bruse 4 Co.. at Holland Friday
night
The Huron river is on a tear and the
dam at Argo Mills has been washed
away.
The Lansing district Y. NJ. c. A. is in
session at Albion.
Saginaw will have races ut Union park
In September.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
STRANGE. eur TRUE.

At church hugging bee" in Ala.
bama the other evening man. while
blindfolded. Rugged his own wife for
several minutes and when he leasned the
fact he got mad and demanded his
money back This made his wife mad
and she demanded double rates for her
part in the transaction.
Mr.. Martin. New York landlord.
frightened woman into fits some time
ago while trying to dispossess her. He
nearly had one himself last week when
she got a verdict Of $500 damages
against him from jury that thought
the punishment fits the crime.
The entire living population Of the
globe. 1.i0o.000.000 souls. divided into
families 81 i've persons each. could be
located in Texas. each family with a
house on half acre lot. and there would
still remain 50,0O0,O0 vacant family lots.
A Delaware woman had been black
listed and her credit destroyed because
she would not pay for a ton Of coal. She
sued for $4,000 manages, got $2,500, and
can now buy for cash.
A San Francisco mans house caught
fire from his pipe and burned up. He
then ''swore or and stopped smoking
before his house did.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
sIAIE PRESS sEnrlnshI.

Whatever else the republican press
may say u President Cieveland's inaus.
ural and bis appearance. they ought at
least e. give him crF~lit Tor directing his
tailor 20 not crease his panfaloons made
fUr that occasion. Cleveland IL a dandy.
bat he's no dude--Jackson Courier
Star.
Senator Burt of Saginaw is ieing
repndly scored BY the press II the state
Tor bis stubborn and eensele@s opr<ssi
ton % the appropriation aeked sof ~
the commission charged with getting to.
grfher Michigan exhibit at the worlds
fair Marquette journal.
Cleveland - said - have decided that
democrats pho held over under tte
Harrison administration must 90 -kak
amaxoo Telegraph.
since the election - ". Cleveland re
have heard nothing stout protective
tariff heing Unconstitutional Hay city
Isttf;ra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Ms Annie Potter % Kansas City.
Kansas has a mission. She believes
that she aopid make better mayor
than any horrid man in the city. Csn.
scqrensiy she Announces that she vii
y an Independent candidate. and woe
O. he man IA, attempts - defeat her
Thirty ether doxn tr,.i.ien women have
enlisted with her. II may b remar <ss3.
~ the way. thss Mrs Pottrr's husband
i he Insurance seeut. The women
viii make = personal house. -honsc
canvass e the csty. Every woman snn
D. requested T. register and vote. Every
foreign born woman will be entrested 90
hecums rafuralixed and assist IN the
grand WORK q snstrhing the city g,v
errmept fr,ru the hydrs headed rule a
clars. oaie beings who wear trousers
sai SMOKE pipe. Mrs Potter believes
ttsf ,te j. iust he woman o. lead Kan.
sa- City. ksnsss. ia grand crusade
az ths character ard she intends b Ii
rf Mr Potter DOES not get a ssnr.e
Square meal mil after election.
Ms rarters resolution may corie
g. The nature = heasea-
given revelation 20 Chicago. The
cit 81 wind ari ths wozigs 'air
il hurting sroand with q lantern b ind
poretotis 81 save Il frum Carter Tar
rison The prstlen - sslvest Noui-
rate AIS Potter Palmer Or some Other
nsscfg iessier fet her give sftern,oa
rcceci ~ a1j 5 qciock tea he every
vreciact q the city. Let al the women
b. ne pre.nct - invited and Nrs
ratsrr Palmer marching eiata IL
farn,e3 kset the meo mieht - ia-
ritef. saa ftirsgp man couid uever
resisi IRE TinnirE rface = NJ Paifsr
rs.nefs sfiIi.. Fe.rytesig eifaa be
azke,i e. vete i,r her wouia b it r she
hsd 8, -ioee ~ To slsa<hser house sri
givs he en,pi1yes half = day 81. W,',o
the ~,fe~ were ce'intpsi ~ wsuti - frina
thsf gsrter Hsoiasn ha3 rrt rstst,sd
~ .stlsrter rni. pet erd hai p.uer
reaiiv hesn Ia TIE r,r.. fa~. lnosality
snd fenininfy peaa have gasne'i :
ereat sic.sav. ard e wonid 81 a jrcs
wonan. irriee,i. No c~u.f ~ rsss,s .
better weria's fsir rssyr tasa Carter
ff44r.are
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Port Huron II enioysng a sensation.
A Mrs J n. Snyder Il Philadelphia has
ehoFn up and eiaius. - - The iexitl.
mafe wife = = =. Kite. and says he
name = J. Kite Snyder. The man In
question denies thc story
Residents ~ o. ...zo are usirr dyna-
mite - hresk tie ice Jam IN he Shi-
sesssee river ard h.eiz n wbsch %
make calls IL Tho flooded disfricts-
ksispasoo i very nuch suTr-irri At
her charter smen3ulenta particularly
TIE clauses re,lucinz the salaries 4 the
mayor sni aldermen.
4 mass ressinr ~ns heid n Flint
FRIDAY sight protesting sRnInst The
pfs'f<'~est iueressa - taxes. completely
kliinz lhe :. isscIa
n. 4 9tnoner. a Yr~ilanti farmer. -
IN truo'sle. hse : ye4r-ei dsugf ses has
eiopei siit niaisfse named ". Bird
- Il = eatd
A Ana Aftor train wss attacked a.
Cadillac tfs arf - ftrHn 81 TIE
esE5aesF- eha pvfei reTaifer sd he
crr~d SCATTERED
frsslsf - lesielesprp "a Ann Ast,f
snd iFs'isntl They h&3 ssea geoS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

posxAksrKx GkNkEAL BtsssLt's Fea
sons Tor refusing 10 appoint county esis-
tors 10 he postma-ters ar. unique tie
would have the poorly paid and NJ
appreciated champions II free trade
sutrisE on patriotism aud promises u
delinquent subscribers to pay up for
seas their utteranees viii he construed
~ the opinions of tho administration.
Such a CHEEKY aud delightfully."- encourag
ing prospect ought 10 inspire every
country editor with blazing enthusiasm
for Grover aud tariff reform
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

bar they are - fex in numbeF and In
iahHence fhss tie hc.sE SKIRT ~ill not
feel Their opposition. Esenlng Msscon.
ska.
IL Is runloref that julius Sterling
Norfon Is conssderis,a ! plan % have his
Ilanscenflnenfal fsifr,.aa sfhof decorated
.: night @lth Chimes lantIets AIbsny
J0nrnai.
Eepubiieans office hols.ers should emu
iaie tie exaaipie q re Asrch i2Hsb and
r, oat qaisfls - iEeiaEati Commercial
Gazette.
For The first tine since the sar there
a'e 70 e,lonsss h Geofgs.s. They are all
lfi Washington. glaafa Journal
II il were ~. for railroad wrecks the
tiamps would nerrun the iand. Buffalo
IApress
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

tie hlanes ss,u ga IL ifas pifchrsf. -
l.anaed l.rS.l.lf dfpn4.tf Il 4usiea
issass teA tse 49, is1 fe<ls.D.lsl Is :
eat 60 . iiirher "a ~ s&t<f Thar
uster aid the Alng.a With ksiA.
'Nfs4l Gid go - IL nasfH leal4nas.i
tie u;a1 - na1r4 trunks severely
Naiet. pefsas'sa ne feAnssi"r iAe
ttsH fco hAfe. sAld tile 1iAln4aeE,
peesing into the pitches. well bring
ne np sesat IA, erakkess and a. Il 49,
wA4i Se can 10 viii a.
IL. q. k.~s. snAaAser Il the Afliaki-.n
hosel n fsteskss. Ma eocri IN Sweet =
yosisfsiay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

WsitS ,t il little late. yet tho casa.
isxue q fhe Michigan Mining school
~ isgi :. which hes Just been issnaei il
irirn full = Interesting information con.
cernsng fhe states youngest educational
institution At the eio-e = The fail
term n lso1 there wers = students 10
the inefitstiou. ; = shom are sia.,g post
erssuste Nsk AMI - special work.
Seventeen -tste~ arsI territories ars rep
re~nted among The STUDENTS. many 4
Fhom arr frsn the west The ebjeci q
re riaiag a.hcol = - give special IN
sfraction IN minirr engineering. n e..
sler thar re great mineral resources =
fce cVunfry nay ~ better aevelops3
TIE facp'tF IS scholarly snd esieisut.
ard IN - characteristics tnse the .gh.~pl
- i.iiog verx shat 's bish.y rrs.iitatle
- the esiurs-7ooal system q TIE ststr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

l. L. Io<>s q betrnis arrived In the
cit, yo<tsules nerninz an the iuisrr-f
u the United brvtiefhsoi - C~1sn.
lsss q tie United States. AR Io<<E A.
stopping az tne Bridge Street ho1se
and sil he glad ~ meet bls fr,sncs
there. He 49, be II here IN the hope
uhat h~ may te allie % eonsiacx tic
local upinns xhseA reccntls s<oea<.d
ffuu the Brs thefhod aud organized =
local hfeihe1hood. that they have made
. mistake. lie Gays the brutherhss,d
has tren gsinine - strength con-s4ntl,
and a. have three good unions llA,r rhs-s
In Grand Rapids drop oct - - unusual
that II Was deemei trsf D. eenc u4sD
here 10 talk With the carpenters and
re Why they have dropped frusn tie
Broiherhood lie ssss labor .esds.rs ara
81 the opinion that 10 withdraw fnpu =
national organization ~ step back I
ward He hopes g. oonsinos the car
rrntsrs ~ their mistake and inducs
them 10 remain In the Brottlsrhocd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Sometimes criticisms are made - too
much politics in the newspapers. espe-
ciaIly between campaigns. A paper
without politics is generally without in
fluence and without strength. Political
questions are always questions involving
public prosperity and well being. and
should Ia discussed as well between %
during tho campaign; but these dis
c'assions should be manly and honor
able--iustiee should be done 20 every
man according b his fitness and char
scter. The prosperity ard well.being
ard even the existence % the nation are
dependent an politics. The questions
q politics IN this country are in the
hanis - the mssees. and tfr better they
are understood ~ the masses. the bet
Ter for the country. The more generally
they are discussed the moro generally
they viii 10 understood. Al parties
should put their best mon up for offices.
then whichever party Rins or loses the
people would eth have COOL men 70 con
duet the Affairs q toun. city. state and
ration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

II NAV noi - tfue fhst Nr Cleveland
$40 - ,ls'ia gave tsrkers f-~su 10,
- "A far tie demoersf.c politicians fset
uFon fhst saffert 4 = ste - sas-sr
that he - acirs hl4 fhinkirs IS = deep.
siiiThaf0as iae far,e wsshirutf'n
Pct
Ard 49, i srp4ars th.s al C.,8,nsf
i'rs in~''n As~esi 80 IS - aiioue-s 80
prho.essr = ~sst - 81 Ts.s.l,.- re
las perfafr fseiness = k..-.r. re- 49,
sieuase lletFust Tftsss.
tFNe. sne'r Ar. ersuoit6e orEsrr
1xssaesse "A 'st'~s's Fssts 4 TIE world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

BoAsr as we may OF the wonderful
stride this country has made in manu-
features. in railways, in commercial
progress. il is half century behind in
road making. 1t is about time that the
country wake up and take some inter
est in substantial road building.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

RELIGIOUS fanatics in Knox. Ind.
hapliscd young man who was very
sick from dyspepsia. They did not have
any river TO immerse him in. 80 they
chucked him into a hogshead Of water.
The man will die. but he will have tho
satisfaction Of knowing that he was
murdered in a strictly orthodox manner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

TO-DAY the great inaugural
sales of the Tennessee Breeders
Sales Association will open a,
Cumberland Park. Nashville,
Tenn.
1t VII continue until the 18th
inst, and viii attract admirers
Of high bred horses from all parts
of the Union. The park has 400
box stalls. covered track a third
Of a mile long and ~ feet wide.
and affords a national mart for
trotters and PAGERS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

GOVERNOR BoIEs OF Iowa has declined
to accept a denomination 1t wouldb be in
teresting to know just what federal APP
pointment your Uncle Horace bankers
after
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
Origin Of the Word
Cigarette!

This word originated
from the following little
incident: An old Indian
one day seeing a Mexican
smoking what they called
paper cigars. begged one
from him: he received, III
and placed it in his mouth,
gave a strong. long pull
and accidentally sucked II
down his throat. Oh ! he
said with a gasp, Cigar-atell
and from that these breed
ers of disaster were called
Cigarettes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Representative Iseasiti's funer- MIDI
be held ~ Hart al o'ciock tomorrow
afternoon. lie will be buried under
masonic Ansgicos The following cusD
mlttee from the state Legislature arrived
ia the city last night, Representatives
j. H. Anderson. G. * Hosf j r. Ill.
ton. John jones. A. I. Llndernsn and
Curtis. Sergeant al arms sicnor accom-.
panied the party. The body viii b.
taken 10 Hart AZ 5 3 this afternoon. IL
will be in charge - the committee from
the legislature. Il wish Ia thank NJ.
and Mrs. johnson 81 The Eagle fof Their
kindness 10 us.- said Mr.. Garner last
evening. During Mr.. Leasstts Illness
they did everything possible 10 make
him comfortable. and rendered me al
the assistance they could in taking carr
~ him. i appreciate their kindness
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

WILLIAM G.. WAITE Of San Francisco
has been sentenced to fen years impris-
onment for illegal registering. 1t is un-
fortunate that the judge is not a resi-
dent Of Chicago or New York.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

No RITTER illustration Of the irresist.
lille power 81 a mighty volume ~ water
could be had than the-ficrce torrent
that swept through the city all day yes
terday. Below the dam the eddying
currents seized mammoth logs and
twirled them endwise and lengthwise
like thistle blows in the vortex OF tor.
nado
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

IT is comforting to- know that the
Germans are exerting themselves to
check the spread OF cholera. No pre-
caution can be- made that will be a
waste OF time or money.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Ms. MsBsipE attempts 10 escape the
responsibility for remarks made in the
peoples party Judicial meeting by show
ing that he was Incorrectly reported As
was anticipated. he pleads an alibi and
proves that hs made AN egrcgious mis-
take Having artistically erawtished.
nothing remains for him now bat to EN-
ulate the voeiferous demonstratiseness
Of the clam.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

They have wolf hunts down at Car
thage. Illinois. Carthage is about the
only part OF tho state that has not been
annexed to Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

PENNSYLVANIA has a legislator who
fears that all the Anthracite coal in the
state viii be consumed within five years.
Perhaps he's trying to discourage future
coal trusts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

THrRE is no truth in the theory that
the Columbian stamps were made after
careful measurements OF the size OF
Columbus feet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

GovERSoR Mckinney continues 10 de-
cline donations and donations continue
b pour ia with unrcstfained frequency.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

BosroS's three greatest frs were all
rung in from box No 81. Fifty-two
should be dropped from Boston's arith-
metic. 1t is evidently Jonah"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

BosroS is 10 furnish all the coffee for
the worlds fair. IL is To be hoped that
she viii not get the supply mixed with
her other beans.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

MRs. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER, the
face lotion manufacturer. has become
insane. Probably from continuous read
ing Of her own advertisements.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

wAsm~oroS. March l2.-For Lover
Michigsn; L4ght snow; east winds
shifting 10 northwest Monday night,
solder TUESDAY morning
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

PATENTS ~ the leading parts Of the,
Bell telephone having expired. the old
saying that talk is cheap may be-
fully realized.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

PsssrT> rprest shat atkpsa rsy sn6
arr gwen 81 eeresnng ere ~ ten words
All phranss ansii hey beeoaae sersatle
E1ssans &c lssmceTat has repeat
ely ialssaesi - readers TAT a pesissen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

VINO says Grand river il not navi.
gable at any season q the Year,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

a supply of Tin and Class Dairy Thermometer Dry
Kiln. Window and combined Barometers and Their
mometers So that any of you provided with watch.
Thermometer md Barometer tell the time OF day.
record the temperature forecast the weather and IN
time perhaps be able 10 give the wind quite tw1st
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
FAR-SEEINc THERMOMETERS

AT quite distance YOU can tell ifs reg
istration. They are handsomely finished
in enamel and wood. with large red.
white and gilt figures on either white or
black back ground. and can be read al
most across the street. These are the
handsomest IN finish and newest IN de-
sign of any in the market, and are an
ornament to any room. We carry also
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
THERMOMETERS!

Only as you all can sec readily what a
change must have come over his syS-
TEN. SO with our