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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

The conduct OF dog which is struck
with stick corresponds TO that Of
the savage who worshiped an anchor
which had been cast ashore. and on
which he hsi hurt himself when he FIRST
came in contact with il. superstitious
fear Of this sort prevails most among
r,en os the lowest order Of intelligence,
or in that stage II society in which hu-
man beings are physically least removed
frora beasts. IL proportion as they rise
in the scale Of existence and unfold their
mental faculties tho more they free
themselves from the tyranny OF the sl-
psrnatursl.
The terror ~ the dog hurt by the stick
was cut II al proportion 10 the pain IN
ficted. and arose solely from the fact
that il wa produced by mysterious
cause. Ii was fear intensified by tho in
PREVENTION Of a Ehostly element. and thus
working upon thu imagination Il assumed
the nature of religious awe Professor
+. z. Evans IL Popular Science Monthly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
TWAS A COLD DAY
But the Street Railway Com.
p4ny Did Business
UNDER GREAT DIFFICULTIES
The Last and Worst Storm Of the Season
Ainos, csussd suspsnsioa
Of Trsfae.

Cd Borsas ssun. ed boots aud saddle
AZ an early hour yesterday norniag
and DC and all nis boat rdei up their
loins and prepared for . mail charge.
IL WAS tue effort OF the season and
came very near overpowsrine tho
street cars. against whom he has ssrug-
gled for the past three months- lie
picked up the laiest tall OF snow aud
Al tiracs seemed 10 have II All IN the
air q, once. lie uhlrisd u high mp
above the chimney and howied IN saw
age giee - he dropped huge drifts Of
tho flying flakes on the tracks OF the
street Railway company and the vsri-
Gus steam railways, or heaptd about
four feet OF the ''pesutlfuP' directly IN
front of someone's front door. The
weather reports from Washington said /:
Generally far; westerly winds;
warmer" There Was not word Of
truth in the report. Old sol tried his
best TO shine and succeeded Tor . per-
ton of the time though, the snow fitted
the air co that the suns RAYS were
dimmed. Street cars moved only
whom two or three motors were placed
behind the swerpers and the great re-
voiying brushes threw back At Old
b reas the drifts lie had neaped in tho
way.
Had for Railroads
The north and south llres were
fairy free from drifts. but thu Cherry
street and Wealthy avenue lines re-
CURED the constant presence Of tho
sweepers. Not many persons were
abroad during the day, but those who
found Il necessary to get out found =
better car service than they expected.
The greatest sufferers from, toe storm
will be che railroads. The heavy fails
Of snow which have been 90 frequent
are heaped high on each side al the
tracks, 30 that the road bad forms the
bottom of . ditch whose banks are
soiid fnow. These bitches are from
two 70 four feet deep, and they will be
packed 90 full that trains will move
with difficulty. Where there are deep
cuts the snow has settled. and it will
cost the company's more to remove 10
than It did any previous storm of the
winter.
Considerable damage Was done in
the suburbs by outhousss being over
turned. la many suburban streets the
snow Was piled 30 high between the
fences that II was impossible to tray-
srso them. While u Was not the cold
est storm OF the winter, IL was Alto
gether the most severe oil account CT
the drifting snow.
The heavy wind yesterday blew a
number of globes from tho tops OF
electric light towers and Others were
blown against the iron frames vita
such force as TO break them. Between
80 and 90 globes were broken IN this
manner IN vsrions portions OF the city.
They could not be replaced last night,
but new ones will be supplied today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
BIG HAiLsToNEs IN TEXAS.
Lunps sir Inckes in Diameter said To
Have Fallen in y Recent storm
A recent hailstorrn near Cav Hill &C.


a recent hailstorm near Gay Hill oc-
CURED about 4:3o p. N. About two
p. ~ heavy clouds appeared in the
west. and as they slowly approached
o roaring sound was heard, such IS
usually indicates coming hailstorm.
Lightning. accompanied by distant
thunder, suggested an unusual storm.
A bout six miles distant from, the Gal
weston News mans pointof observation
shc clouds divided A light-colored
cloud passed out from the more dense
cloud toward the southeast, while the
latter continued It's course toward the
east, but far above IL at a high altitude
was another cloud of pinkish cast.
which moved also toward the east A
few minutes after tho rain commenced
small hailstones fell. and each moment
larger ones fell than the preceding,
until they reached the size VI small hen
eggs After falling for about fifteen
minutes the hail and rain ceased for
probably two minutes Then IL CON-
menccd again 10 rain heavily and com
tinued for probably ten minutes, with \
higher wind. aud I, was during this in
terval that the wonderfully large hall
stones fell.
This remarkable hail fell IN large
Jumps. ranging from three 10 ak inches
In diameter. | heard Of one piece eight
inches ia dismster. which weighed four
pounds. They were. "a n rale. spheri-
cal in form, but somc were somewhat
dat. aud nearly all were covered with
oval knobs. They fen in small areas
about two feet apart. while In other
places only one would fall in space
twenty feet square. The average IN
der my observation VIVA about ono
hNlssone 10 every three feet square
The earth was thoroughly saturated
with water, and some Of The large
piec~s penetrated the gro'lnd In soft
places about three inchcs gathered
about bushel Of tho largest pieces af.
ter the rain ceased And in a very little
while placed them In sack. which
put in box and packed hay around
without special care Some Of thr
pieces exhibited in Brenhsrn. for tho
reason that preferred 10 give cculA-
demonstration in proof of the state
sseut made in relation 10 The sire %
the hail. After foTty-two hours several
81 the pieces were seven in.ehas In cir
cumferencs. 81 this dste sescveu days
after Il feli aeou. a quart Of the hail
remains Is density - - great that I
believe IL viii keep Should you ~ish =
sample A NEST remarkable fset IN
c@nn-rtson With these large hsll-sores
IS that sorne ~ them have particles Ct
dirt Ia Tie center. The question ~.
lev Gid thy gct thers1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

"Ar. yoa hsrsy- said gentleman te =
yonnx wosnan who nd just fslien Down
IN uoet unxraceful hesp On the side
wax on Chestnut street ire other day
10. thank yon. only ny PRIDE and
shs br-isket ~ a-r Gown AMI zlt cut .;
sight ~ 3uiekiv ~ pos<i aie Il - WON
az nature = really s1sh Il che has 70
fsli that So ~id hart hereeif rather Ian
= hav- All the iEaeminy far rothing.
When man f1meies Down. b + 70
seA.n IN r.tHrfe. fls siata-s intact. ard
~ nre -1vs~ mere thar rassssnr tao'f<at
= he scearrenca Ias the Foer wcrtau
usiaiiv sEroes her parse. kncrks her lat
ayr. = nsver rsrtssn h6o nauch lingerie
she has evVesrd an = heped ~ q uai>-
srR5le wreck hat 81 tsir se~rrsi psrs
sod - uient-s h~ft,re TIE rirruT -
r'sfe preseofshie szssn - sas nothing
~ 80 srnslinz hsT pride ptsslerzo.ss -
to eRfysilon- = 'siisiei 2lla Tssnes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

ne f,osprsns IL tie sand wssieh en-
cise.i /. sresf variety - epsnioa,. Aaa
ullisaalelr ssas iass b sFenty-ssx sutcs
sfsts.st Il zyss. gh1 aaait.sEs Ten4ain-
isp u4s.ieel.e3 Al Jesus. The stu napre
ssar.lsnR ts1f,sssssisn ~As moved. Thai
rsssscsliissn 3F<lls rs.ln." ws.eh was. 81
couys4 e1rstad bs large majority AZ
cneesl :. disappeared - 'heEea1's en-
esas hments upon mans dosaission~ was
caFyle8 ~ uinefesn u tfirteea. Aud
- ~ Joans t4e heresy, THAT aniyrf-
fity esislcet.cn enLas nan Tor practical
lie. w'as re5es.ts.l - rs yak againss
AZ Al kang tile ssrietg found them
selves eaualiy siirided As - the truth -
ths, assertion, THAT al had ceased -
exist A. Trinity ball L ~as decided
That pciitieai prisoners should wear
the pstsca ofess ~ Pembroke a
resolution, at pers~aai liberty j.
TOO mueh restricted Ia this rn.xessi2y."
Nas. singaiar 10 ksy, rejected. SyeEey
college sctei. Is a large major,ty.
II 4s tbs learned professions arc not
yet played out and csEelldis!a, also. by
+ large majority. approved Lord Tea-
nyson' doctrine. lsaf Ia have loved
and lost y better than never To- have loved
1T al iyerst hail refused 10 coadcma
theaters, and selwyn voted That war
Is necessary 10 the welfare Of nation. /"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
VETERANS PASSING AWAY.
In Forty Years There VIII lie rev Sur
sisers Of The Civil Mar.

In Torty Years There wui n~ rev Sur
sisers Of the Civil War.
Interesting Ia connection with the de-
pa-tment encampment Is the report OF
the medical director, l}r. J. X Hayes.
in part As follows. says The Washington
Post:
Cur annual death rate equals e.7o
per cent. of the whole number IN the
Grand Array Rcpublic IN this depart
mcnt. This IS equivalent 10 death rate
of twenty seven an thousand, larger
death rate than usually pertains 10 any
given number OF people. Cur band OF
nearly 1000 is being rapidly mustered
out. and II We apply the simple rules OF
nrithnetic. ard provided that we re-
crait no more. in the year 1880 not one
OF cur 1900 would be alive to tell the
story OF the past.
I'VE are diving faster than any other
clsss of our population. because out OF
the 1000 in cur organization more than
one-half arc daily suffering from loss OF
limbs. from wounds, injuries and disa-
bilities contracted during the war. Re
suits OF prison-life and the exposure and
deprivation incident thereto now cause
more suffering than the bullet. Lossof
n limb shortens the life. bat the rhcu-
natism and scurvy contracted in prison
also yearly call for their premature vic
TINS Premature aging OF all the or
gans. diminished vital resistance 10 all
disturbing causes, and moro especially
diseases Of the heart. now 50 alarming
~ present with many surviving conf
rades, are mainly due to the rheama-
tism and scurvy of prison life.
AZ have never seen survivor from
the prison at AndersorviIle, Ga. that
did not have disease OF heart in some
form or other. So. taking our little
band of 1900 to-day. in about forty
years all who have lost limbs or been
seriously wounded or suffered the hard
ships and horrors Of prison lie will
have r,.sSed n.xavT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Caleb Cushing desired people 20 keep
AZ q distance from him while taiizing.
and many al ais callers bad habit OF
gradually moving their chair nearer 10
him daring conversation. 50 one day.
having been very much annoyed IN that
way. 70 sent Tor n carpenter and male
him sssten two pieces 81 board 20 tho
legs u the chair sni then screw i 20
the f,ar at the place where 20 wanted
reoplsTo sit. When il Ans done. he con
templs;esi IL with smile aud remark
81 Il guess have got them nov. Thy
cant blow their Rad breath ia ny face
am more
That chair ral.c,l a laurh On many a
visitor. who. after several inrfrctual
attempts to move u forward. wouli. ca
boxing Glossy end it fastened - tbs
foor CDR. Cincinnati Irfhans.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
EsQuIMaux IN SUMMER.
What VIII De Done to Keep Them
Clean aud Healthy.

Considerable anxiety is expressed BY
exposition ofisials concerning the
effect the Lsquimau village at the
ton of jackson park as health resort.
The entire park has been severed and
its sanitary conditions rendered as
nearly perfect as possible. The village.
however, has been located Ia the one
corner most affected By every uBfavor-
able feature. A part of the space as
signed to it is occupied by sheet of
water that Is generally ssagnant In
spite of all enaeavcrs To keep it pure.
The Esquimnux themselves. says the
Chicago Inter Ocean. arc rot the clean
est people In the world. and unless
they are very closely watched they are
liable 70 assume condition not pleas
ing to the faxtidious. They delight TO
daub themselves with oil. which often
becomes rancid AID very Offensive.
The attempt TO reproduce the condi-
tons that surround these peculiar peo-
pie in their native land induced the CON-
pany owning the concession 10 erect
huts that are impossible TO venkilatc.
Then, TOO. there are the hounds main
tanned in the village. These animals
are neither beautiful nor clean, ard un-
less given better quarters than they
now occupy win prove a nuisance.
Even new the atnosphe-e that sur
rounds the village is not too sweet.
When the hot days ofJuly arrive il win
be difacuit " keep IL from giving Of
fenee. Should IN epidemic break out
In the village u viii. at least, give the
officials a good scare. and provo more
serious 70 tho ESquimaux themselves.
Those who are In charge q the village,
however, declare that they can keep il
as clean and healthy "a any othor por
ton of Jackson park. They guarantees
their wards 10 breed neither the chol
era nor the smallpox. At present the
attendance u she village is quite lib
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED

Seryess netafiy. Nerves. Wsnsar~-s -
sritsnx from seiy in1.scrrli. a. All sle-ssss
ef manhood esefueft ~ tts ifs.r. l.-s.r 4ss
Treatment ~ spn1e "a ~ s.-ts--s r4tratr-
use af Instruments IN ftsrfnafa. ara frsst.
meat 81 tsr,s cthsr sissasrs fsfrsftsfF ~ra..
meas. etc. csasing lesi mkrabra. fmsste
haErennesa inshiltg a. ceileci iffss - -
ustnttr vefc Cur az oeaserssflsai ssss ~
The sufferer 'ese eearffncr % esels ens. rsza
himseih ssusos eoufnesi ~orrS snf a. sieir
sbout freU3.ss that nsser cnr.s se.arsts., :.
csusna kriisrsf offen csussiz lrsanfts ..e.
len 81 iissinsas. fsrtfs ber, caser-s "a
Heart Disease. intbiHts - csAes., sasi.~...
etc
TIT. cisesse. vffh e. 80 ee--sf'-afi "a q.
ss~sss curec ~ D. p CIA1 10f,H h. te.ra
Disisios street teosas 4 sne 8 ,slsse i.ss a.
kleh.
Cal imusdiatsiy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Nearly syesF sgo or. Guam va az
Tested t,r feloa.0os assault on . little
gri- He Nss coug ctrd n police court
AID va fi1ed 500, but appealed 20
tns ciscnit court. ". r. Powers. IN
~aosr block Gann bad his efiice, wen.
GA ia bonds. bat he case vas dragged
and notaing = being done. The CT ~
mai WHO = allowed a. gve bal msy
ssfsiy skip the town ant feel thai his
b.nndxnko nil not - 81 20 scroun.
for Eim. There are hundreds Of case.
on record al tne courts ~ tbs CITY
sn.re men have jumped their bal and
tnc nondsmeu akvs never been called
u a.nonnt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

In Norway there is premium on
marriage by giving married people a
discount Thus man and his wife
can travel for a fare and a half. q
schedule OF rates much more satisfying
70 everyone than children half price, .
and much more reasonable IL i sug-
gessed that this privilege Is liable 10
abuse. A prudent man might prolong
hts cour;ship indefinitely At reduced
rates. This. however. could be easily
prevented by obligirg married people
10 carry their certificates about with
them. as they could easily do. 1, red
morocco eases. like communication ticket.
on railrn-ds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Thirty Weeks Sick. ias Les!
Twenty weeks coniIasi
to Bed.

My wife has been sick about
thirty weeks. and the last
twenty weeks confined -
bed. had i've doctors. but me-
bcnefit; GOT worse ali the
the time aud the doctors said
no one could help her: she got
weaker aud weaker all the tune
and had dreadful paine and
could not stand alone. when.
IN company with nay wife's
brother. called on Dr. = Clay
Todd. 1t North Division street.
room 4. and gave him an
account Of her case. lie pre-
pared some medicines. and 4
began giving them 10 her.
From the start the medicines
helped her as Dr. Todd said
they would. and she gradually
improved aud today. after
about four weeks using DIR. s.
Clay Todd's medicines, che 10
able 10 walk ten feet without
assistance.
JACOB ZIfDERFEI.D.
- i.ezsr street. crsne Fsliss EicA
Sofr-This sas;crf su-srrr. e-stasr, ~
ssrAx tsf hss.th. has stirsslsl - eFs sllaI.-
80 tAeh kny 4tt ~ slck nfss ~ islkn fksr--
ies fef hats ,csfs Her nLysirIns fSlIs-a
bitterly % We ans rifle unfil shs = - ,r~s{r4
s ~ -. . 'As 1sde' t1s1 sAs sfseaslss "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

81 Ercissss sport which Ts rurss-s N
Darkness

NJ Kirk Nanrce describes in -
Cosmopolitan canoe trip In company
vte t~e veans Seminole Indians, Nj
eseaes and Kowiks. who were engaged
n their regular occupation - busting
sll'gef1rS fer tAef- hide< The ess.e
va = dpgu'a1 made ny Miccscbe~ hira-
>eif out ~ hnge cyprus log Th> tr'o
r5afr carp AZ Ia ne afternoon. .rt
af1ssr svhll- Mr. arnrcs disc7v I'D
= hss ~ bad at i-~s~re sst~fs~ctesi t.,ss
the hurting v.s - - sose 81 sight
psr-ne~S het hsrsly fssien h-~f'a'--
tse srsae~fns - .lr~ss~-s vs- hezrys :.
= -refis 'nufh liss fAe r.er - an sngfy
e2.~ AseeocAce saktenes ~fta eSi@esss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

The Roots. Herbs Bafk.. etc.
ere shipped dircctis - Isr- IS.
Clay Todd frofn the couptrics
where they Grow. asfe ere ccan-
pounded and disDcnscsi ~ bin.
Medicines sent - al Fari, n
the world fiaiir on, cali IF
possible or write etnf1f FofT
complaint ia your o7u Ian
guage
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
Consumption Cured I.
In Hasting. Mich.

~. Clay Ioea. 6rpnt bssias. Sffeh
nrss et-f IN VEL Yea 80 pof 49,
tsstimouinlsn pfiGf ttst sea vshf - o. I
hsS ssersshfn1-
MS W ALICIA
o. a lsfl. ffsst firer1 nsssine Mirk
NCTK-Efs sfFes 80 caisulo ffl-n. rrner.
euisr cossurptisn ~rhsr frs eo-rpiitstl sns.
sns 49, rafe1 - "a n ffey feaa s,fses ~
cs-s 49, s~sn 80 - bsps,-. ~ ~ fhyt,.
sfarx fsDliY kso fFi~raa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
Spring Gowns for a Dime.

"Ii's foolish TO spend On much every
year for new Clothes" said druggist.
my vile uses diamond dyes. aud IN
that way cuts the clothing bills down
one-half. They make such handsome,
unfading colors that l guarantee every
package cell 10 give Subtraction II
directions are followed, which Is some
thing was never Able TO DO with
other dyes"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
ARE YOU ALWAYS
SLEEPY?

To zen ret up niFhss'
Cxa yol conuoi your urfres
D. there pAfn IN year bA-ks
Ca Nervous rrostysnsaf
q Nervous Debility:
Or Inlotencyf
liver hal theGmss;sr'
Have cHfsTrhg
Have you deafness
Or Eolses ~ tae Acl1p
Have Yea frlghtsai p@sns In your lunrf
isyeur breAth shorsg
Do sos drcsrrY
ls stomach ncakr
DO so1 feel worn oar
ls there . sense a. 81 son-nesr
Pains Ia taek q head
Are ,og dreadful nrrsons.
Not energh o. loo Dluch arfae,
Dec 10 hart 20 arInAssg
Does IL smart orfarrf
Ia there weight ~ pressure 10 lever p1rt ~
allotment
Does ycur urine settle.
brickdssi or cloacs aepoGc
He~ ieng this vsyg
Married OF singicg
About what sxef
Itss write To or cali on DR.. r r,,v Toe.
No - North Disiscn street thre~ so.rs
north OF Monroe street Wsnhzn blor4 roo.rs
4. : and 4. sfrsnd kAssdS Nlch. he (. ne IA.
nous Specialist Physiciaa nLo IL s41.as AZ
these dreadful ocmp.siEss
Ailross even town. on city. o- nefrAforhs.s
Ia tie United States eHE Ioast 81 ssrse forrser
furerer who has hc-u fettarsd a. s.erf..f
health aud uauhool aus womanfss1 - 49,.
Z Cay Todd IN The lssg - 3r-h - Ar sends
nssle-aes efofysher<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
SOME SUSPECTS FOR DEBATE.

Fagif.s University ssucrnts Discussing
. curssss Variety 80 Questions
Tho college debating societies al
Cambridge. England. seem to discuss a
curious variety Of qo-stiens. A recent
let Of motioah Is given by the Toronto
Mail. includes the following oiio OF
oddities At Christ's. That Robinson
ought not 70 have heen frl1a.anssa nj
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
Ruptures Cured. So,

Ne frus-i - -erEtr~f op-rpusri
rff 8 CAY Icff fEs~rrf~ee 4. sftn-s "a
afffrs cfs lhif1 ~ oretaif ~ - neats
No irlr~s ss1t sftrfvher< AZ vea eerr a -
Dr : - ftef y tnftb Division f.rsst
srsna Espsds Nieh-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

The Grand River Lodge No. "a will
confer the third degree on two canci-
dates. next "Wednesday, February 20.
Work will begin at & o'clock and light
refreshments wall tie served at mid
night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Commencing with Monday morning
Julius A. j. Friedrich. 30 and % Canal
street, will close out his stock of Amer
lean guitars. He mas an over-abund-
ance. Look at Tuesdays pspers for
pr.css.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Ere wss q scovsred "a the coafse-
tsnsry a0d tobacco store Of william
A gsr as ~. 80 south pivison street
ia evenirE. so4 al sisrm vas turned
r. from ooE 3D. at S4& n wss sos a
evungu'shed aud ~ dsnsgs 70 the
seek AID hu,itiDg vii nos -xcess SIS.
The eoiidins - ossed by Sebrlnx
"A 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
WASTE NO MORE
TINE

With those useless aud fn.rrious med ,efue..
speh - to1ics. si.rn 4is1fk nsrsiBrs ant
sopcr.nes- sleep prcduciaz efczs baaasst
or Instrumental appliances. ther Ar4 - -
AVIAN, Tie disease IA st.a their saa can CIV
h cured ~ I'r. : CLAY TODD. u Ncrs
pi'isien street eoofs noFtn 81 Nalrse
STREET. Neaaani hice4. ropnski 3. s1l t.if ana
hk.ies- Aieh. toasa-iatieu fIe- 49, Cona
Genital No charge Tor services uafii cured.
Ioaf waste Your tlias AID faeaas.
Aornnnln= q drug s,cros
letter msdic.ues fer chrerie diseases 80
ee had OF pr s. CLAY TODD ~ a. sre, +,
Horsh Division street. coors toFsa u
Aonroe street. Nenhzm tiock ras-..s. ss..4
<efsnc Rapids Mich NI;a ~ rr.cl 49,.
advice ief sslus tatln. Ns.i ca ~. q t.r
Tod a'.a o. rratered O. 1esta.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

FYSH'S is the place to GO
when YOU want a first
class dinner at the pop
ular price. 25c-
ARE you in a hurry and
wish 70 be served quick
ly? Ncatness and dis
patch is our motto.
IN our baking department
we excel and you will
find 4 large and varied
assortme Mt OF the
choicest Of ca kcs,
breads. etc.
WE are now open to re-
ceive orders for reccp-
tons and parties, such
as Salads. Ices. Ruses.
Jellies. Fancy Cakes,
Bon Bons. etc.
FROM ourlong experience
in the catering we can
guarantee satisfaction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Detectives ~mttn sd psrr arrested
iu-ias chniis snf % s.riiiin lsss sven.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Travis gives anne great bargains In
new ana second hand goods.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Dettenthaler IL headquarters for
fish, game, poultry, etc. Give him .
call.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-01
Des Arc Items.

Ed. Register-The school board met
yesterday and engaged Mr.. Poe, OF
Fredericktown, as principal, and Miss
Minnie Collins assistant; term,
months, to commence the 1st of Sep.
TENDER.
Mr.. F. Summers and family, of De
Soto, were visiting their friends and
relatives here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doctor Webb, of Wash
ington, arrived here Saturday, and
went out to their old home near Brunot,
They left here some twelve or fifteen
years ago. She is sister to DR.. N. A..
Farr, of Brunot.
We had heavy rain here Friday
night. The farmers.are at last done
planting corn.
Wheat crop in this section is good.
The green goods men are sending
their circulars around here quite lively,
and some are nibbling at them.
The saw mills are moving lumber
quite rapidly now, since the roads are
good. ISAAC.
May 2Sth, 1898.