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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

1Asy Ase MAktne D lnaauuse1n9 -
~ RuoHuo ODe1nnA

1Asy Ass laakias b lnssssss1ns -
~ PssArs O0e1a1A
rhs snail boys a the city - jsse
noe essaing the pnlies csasi<issshls
ssoubls. add during ~ let too ~
three days several q then havs hssa
sssestsd charged vith tsppiag siils.
burglary and various phanss q do
orderly conduct. Pour u thsoo young
stsrs were arrested laas evsniae. frank
FORREST and Chaslsu 6chults vess tnkea
into custody on sssspicioa q having
stolen . aumhss u Jack knivss fr0n
Watoon's hardware oeugo. o. West
hsidgs street, fsw nights AeA Young
Schults vas found vith half dozen a
the knives In HE pnusessioa. but told
ssvarul stories about hoe b. came By
them. He vss held ius Investigation.
Frank FORREST a.p told - many dif
issent stories in trying 70 sSplsin mat
tern that be. 100. No held
For several nights pest . crowd a
boys in tho vicinity a Diamend stseet
and Wealthy avenue have oss0 very
disorderly. They have ussd proeans
and obscene language In tha ssreste
much to the disgust and discomfort II
the residents in that vicinity. Last
night they bekAn the ssms proceedings
and Patrolman Van Dino vent out there
in citizens ciotbe~ He had not been
there but short time before be arrested
John Heverhorst and Willie Echert Who
wers fighting and using obscene
language expressed in tones Of wild
vest Indian. A crowd II other die
orderlies soon scattered out Of sight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

The Rev. ~ Campbell Fair. ,scfnr ~
81 MARKS. celebrated his 10Th bsrthsisy
On Friday. slihouzh the gentleman
ws~ not IN the ciis az the tlfne. many
teiexrss< - ccuxrsfnlaturT nature
feucd their vsY tn hir, az tlrna. IN Tho
att years that pr Fstr has beer eco
u~efs~i sith -. Marks ~ has cone .
vast sn,ouns - srrs With him II hsa
h,en itl,cr = l,Ve siacs "
as fer she gio~y q the Ma
ses ~ Fair essse - grspi Ear
~. "a November. i>ss H. frsi ~ers
VS. ., ~-ao,t@ the f.cti,ra q his tu.f
ish. rhsf q mission We built ~ gak
da's psts ~sca after - Msrss hsan.
sn,i bs,spitsi ss- hsitis. Casting about
t~ fruitful reis's l~i a. The ssiabshsh
meat - mission in n0rth Gsnssl Rap
iis In The n-sntimr the tr~lu~s.
e-.ssries- verker ss con5ucfirs q mis-
ssss sharrh q, NewsvxN vsrins PC h,s
psFishrr-~- az - Marks sstrhinx es~r
~ MARKS -chzs,i tss hssys AMI girls
s-litirn The pe-sssrs ski and ssrr~sslins
the hight e she gsSsp~i ami Es~v u
tkriss farstzhsuf the city. Although
the reetcs q enc q the
vraithe~t churches IN the city
ps Far . 80 fssr weather rlergysssr.
a. p,sny - tie destitute vs-,f ~ the sits
ees te.sfss " y--ct. w~ss. ~sssigzitss
rnul. lssisrssiih Al he sia- q ,hs deco
kaxsss ever cspe ta Asa N ,sia. his
warm heart sasek syspafhs shs.'ry
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
Probate Court.

DupGE PERKINS Estate II Ellen L
Bryce IT al. minors; order assigning
May d for hearing petition to mort
gage real estate. Estate Of Moses
Livingston. deceased; order allowing
final account and discharging etc
cutor. Estate III Patrick Keane. de
ceased; discharge II executor Issued.
Estate Of James Brown. deceased; in
ventory filed; order allowing special
administrator final account. Estate
Of Gordon b. Elmslic. deceased; let
ters testamentary issued TO Anna h.
Elmslie. residuary legatee. Estate 81
David j. Young. deccased; order ad-
hitting will to probate; letters testa-
mentary Issued 10 Ella q. Young, re-
siduxry legatee. Estate u Arthur
Kroodman. deceased; order admitting
will 10 probate; Jennie kroodmAn and
Dirk Tanie executors. Estate OF
Rochus vandcnbroeck. deceased; or.
der assigning October ID for hearing
claims. Estate q Thomas Huntiae.
ton. deceased; order authorizing cem-
promise of interests 81 minor heirs.
Estate II Morgan Lyon. deceased: or-
des admitting will to probate: Charles
A. Church and leonard II. Hunt, ex-
ecutors. Estate 81 Herman A. We'd.
ders. dcceascd; letters of special ad-
ministration issued to Hattie Vc.idsrs.
In the matter ~ Frank Sawt~li-: or.
der assigning May Tor hearing ssid
petitlou
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
polssv Court.

Jrmr H.cctsrv Claud Scott, disne.
DERBY; paid ta.n A. r. Turner. vio.
laiion vehicle ordinance; paid eax3.
Arthur Cobb. larceny; adjourned In
May IL Charles Smith. Thomas
Arthur and Lulu S,oneburncr. tru.
sncy; adjourned "a May = J. a.
Sickes-e. violation liquor law: 81
,oarnesl to MAY Il George Rider and
Fr~si Rlakclce. larceny. sd)ouruesl to
May : Gerard Benz amin. violation %
street ordinance. pail elst William
Pryn-. malicious injury: sentence sus
pended ON payment 20 ,s,.ts Martin
EULER. larceny. paid sii.S Frcd
Harlhu,t. larc~ny; ps,d slssa fred
Courtney. VI stevens anil i'red
Hlssriy. larceny adjourned tn May :
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

h vop0 of tho Sandwich lslands
sGt3rs thsmselvss in the holoku- The
TROPICAL climate makes loose. flowing
gowns . necessity. The young girls
wear vrsoAhs IL Wild flowers around their
beows and decorate their bodies with
shaplses q green Leaves. They do not uss
gold jewslry. but ornament their toilst
with IL floral beauty Of the tropicA
They azV fond q outdoor life and hive
nose At The time in the groves. They
deep n hAmmocks under tho trees and
hsvs their dances and feasts in the grot-
toss a The toeesta They have little huts
IN wh3eh thsy dwell during storms. bat
ass rarely found In their cottages except
IN r.iny weather. They build grass
thatchsd houses and cover their roofs
With Yushes and have wide pouches IN
front q their doors TO keep Oh tho heat
e the san.
They Hike to b near the sea. 20 they
can BATH In the yatsrs Of tho ocean.
They become expert surf riders and can
scale The heeakess IA The widest storms.
Liks - gul1s theyside the tossing rollers
end smile ct the oceans maddest windA
Il their little boats they aail over the
blue bosom Of the Pacific md cruise many
njles away from their island sh0rsA
Thsdy little czafts cross the channels from
Island . island and visit al the ports In
the archipelago They arc not afraid Of
the ocean solitudes. but are 1t home on
- wstesy wastes md find delight IN it,
expaase Of blua-Kats Fields Washing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Twas GOD deal surprised so rad Ne
stst.m~us that 81 the new Waldorf hrerl
Mr.. Aston. ifs owner. hss inSoxvssssa
tho for~sgn fashion II nos ccmr~nsAstns
the hssd porter. and Il leaving h',a -
And his rv~omp<ass In thu f~~s ~ OAv
s-scsvs from th~ saess~ ~ the essAt llsh-
nsal II 10 saiy ssoss time Ago tsas !
s~~A that M Aston bal eni~svs-sd -
hr~sA mp The wsii established esss<s@ In
Enxis~A a Ne p~,r-as - x-~s~stsss "
-rv>as> hy the Su-s's when he might
invite - NJ ios,sica mAsnsssa
THIS custom has always s-emsd -
Aas~ssssas :. - extremely ss'aSssssa
hes 10 psevsils shrcsd ~ . wssss sswssy-
ING aexr-s d. nee rst~s ~ ss~ sslTsAs
IN rahsse rls<~A lesw sp~~h ef the tss.
sAss ~ saess - . rssvsss ss-ss IL es-
psesrSa ~ ~ iiasssisy ~ me s-syNsss Il
sAs ssssAssaass~ss. saA u 10 a. sxs-ssssvs
sfesSfsea. - every 60 heews wss 49,
tesa thssasA u hat saevAsx N ; ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
wh~r~ rr,~, - ~ nice

There are q large number "a trout
streams IN the immediate v,c,nis, q
ihss city. which ssll h~ eagerly sought
tsr hy srosi.snen tsmcrro~ usafasas
Fer the convenience u those shn as~
net sire - the str~sms in whieh trout
ara IA - tnansi, the fs,sAo~ing last ~sil
30 n value
kam er~-s. E.onsa creek. Hear creek.
f'nsa creek. t'sri~tsa csceh. Osessea
creek, nsssent er~~s n.wus stv~s w
tes creek, fisss-s creek. 'tsasy etesk
EGYPT ~f~.s trcssefy eeeca uaT.s.
etees. Iiassssssps es-~s Mil es~sk, hask
ss~es, AFassfsas es-es. tsAf,~sii sssea
lssass ef~ea. kaAi es-sh. uatit s<e~k
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

vwA - vslI $1,000 sAa1tev hasaellp
many pnor vsserA - ep0eehi.g
hsiekt 10 isls cd taha ~ ~ eostls
sgsia. arn u ~ kssvtaap = ths
dIvins bvs sad IT, Aeb q Nj nisisess
a. sassA. That DE-. vsis ual i've ~
gpssa cd 80 y The psogee = ~ UAs
bssov Nm asA ussy vhe 80 enussssse
el Ais kinAiy dssziA Liz sasoAss. tAs
Dssyen ed hsssuiap = ~ pass ell
JUays - hiA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

pssssgss Rsssseax Osssos Estisss
Ths psssaGes which became extinct in
I0oo, besides Tie dnkedom Of Clarence
md Avoodale. are given - tho mar
quessts a Droghsds, the earldom Of
Charlecote. tho viscounty Of Sherbsooke
end the barouies Of Bramwen and Win
masisish, The lesser titles Of earl Of
Dsogheda and vbcount ChaTlemont,
however. still survive Between tho
1so9 and 1893 editions Of Burke six
duies died-the Dukes Of Clarence. De
vonshts. Manchester. Marlborough. Rox-
burxhs and Sutherland. ono marquis
Droghsda. eight earis tChaxlemont.
Dsnhigh. Eglinsen. Enrol. Essex. Hare
wood, LeitEim and Litchheld), three vis-
counts Dillon. Hampdsn and Sher-
brooks) and 10 barons tAhnger. Bath
m. Rfa0Well. Beaumont Castlemaine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Elizabeth Huntington has agreed ~
settle with the other heirs of Thomas
Huntington. late u Brown township.
According to his will she received very
little. but she would have contested the
documents had not the other heirs ct.
tied. A paper setting forth the terms
Of settlement vas filed in probate court
yesterday. Mns Huntington IL TO re
ccive $4,000 and the two young ones ere
10 receive go each.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

No. oglsons - a~ - M
4 eunnUevsais vS0aa hssVs Vt1aD
Ops1A
Aos11n.As = ssasn - .saAa.A-
nasszRas>ss - ~ isvssalss =
os11A = ~
Hsunh1h ~ - 80 q ssao hsllss
- ~ t1msaaf . psisass.
Avs0aa ~ - - b aa1saaa ~
eosAnn4 ~ sieA b ehAsoces.
4 GhnineA hssAllns - ~ hAnA ~
sa1ss want - Asisy q theaGAA
0gh1ssa poasds a gun isua 80 80.
q - nAks . pAis a l-po,snd bssssk
vAmdly ~ ars shs ssckwsas ~
Chs1lyb sipsss and httis brotAss borrow.
n 1naans had nsospsns. SxSAkspsA
ealaadssA Asipsias paas end toastang
1ss1A
MT - tAss In g Of shs ~ sow,s b
1aasnshnssels there y 10 rssidsaa ~
A fatas provwb tabs -. 'SWoosa.
wtse thsy enafsaA tell vhss shay hsSs
~ 6nns.s
III wittisse man IN ths nstipaAl house
q ssDssssutstivs v Thomas bssekstt
1se4 % AAin&
A Asnsuian aua who ssosntly dlsd
c. . Jerusalem convent b said 70 have
oosn li6 ysass old
In 1913 NJ third attempt 10 lay ths e.
~ suonsclsd- Two thousand and afty
miles q cable were lid.
Doot place . larsp wooden pedestal
With group Of ststuary between the
oAssl end the farther corner.
4 woman in Almont. Mich. wears .
pais q earrings which has been In the
poaoaaG8cD Of her family 100 ycasA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
IN ITS LAST HOURS
The Council u 'oo3 nss . Lively
Session.
n WnasA - n1n0W veon1 - oeea
Pewsr q ApUs1ns . C>sy Assss-
- UisAo - Csa0v0sstsA

An the sldsrnss vsss IN tAslr paa<ss
~ uighe ard thosgA H. einsing -
sioa opsssd With . 10 pseaDsal -
usarks tsswssa Alderman AndsssDa ssd
Akisrmas GsrvssA II sndsd plsaantiy
saossgA. II vss tbs Last sessioa II the
ed council. and al of tbs retiring alder
usss. the nsyss sad the rspostsrs usas
spssrhss u mutual admisstioa and
s1sctina. h assting vss hsld - hsas
sscorts a casualties O the annual ~
sorts Il he various city ol1cislA
Ths cuanittee On poor reported the
saaual sspost a NE poormastss - cor
rect, and recommended that il b PLACED
On hle. Adopted.
The committee on health reported the
repost ~ the hoard % health correct and
recommended that the recommends
lions II the boardb be carried into effect
Adopted.
Reposs NJ the Esprvea-
W. n Raiguel snd !. A. RsL Van Dag
teren. who have been employed an ev-
p~rss 20 investigate the books In ths city
tr~asurer's Office covering the period
from iss, IN the present time. reported
their recapitElations IA follows:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
COURT RECORDS.
Circuit Courts.

JrDoE GRovE-In the matter Of the e.
tate Of Anna Cluen. deceased. appeal
from probate court; motion for con-
tinuance granted.
JupoE ADsIr Charles Prange W. Paul
w. Frederick. assumpsit; judgment
for plaintiff t422sN and costs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
Superior COurl.

JupGE BrRLISoAME-George s. Lindee.
man VI. Eliza 4. Linderman. chan.
Gerry: on trial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Judging by the crowds goods are
marked regardless Of cost at Lconard's
guardian sale. Monday 10 bargain day
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
22|9 q
Small
BilebeanS

Are guaranteed to cure Bill
ious Attacks, Sick. Headache,
La Grippe, Colds, Liver Com
plant and Constipation. 40
In each bottle. Price Is cents.
Sold by druggists. Picture ~,
IL, 70" and sample dose free.
LESMi7H6CO.. n~-.NFWYORK.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

mn mn EnRnEI That Dettenthaler
w HW TVHOL! Il headquarters for
game. poultry. fish. etc. Tho came are
received daily.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

vUu6uD - hoAso0 - - -
l0un1 A1AR-usv Sae ~ -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
EIIu { HYslHlS
- osuuso0 ~ 0lnn1H1ns 49,
-. useuHa1o. Hnso onon01os
5000 T0uU11ovs


~ 80 - 80 Co. = g -.
~ ~ -. lsss. 80. - 80. 70 - 800
:ssa.e - s,a.As - - 80 - $3.50
! $50 = ~ = - -; - - = e.;
Esssss,s. Il d $500 ssSsS =
- w. -. CVs1rvnA RsiuDs6 - =
Vks - 90 ssas1R 49, - Z ~ =
ss.4: -: 49, - - -; - :. =.
go; : 80 = - -: = sl - - =. ::
fs'~ss. NJ. usfIS I1II
outiougo Remedies
nsvs esn1 - = ssg 80 - 0sne 49,
ssc,. Soa0asA, 81 0ssVuso $3.50. I0oe -
ss~sss4 tssspAb - - AssossA $1,000 ~
ssss ysao - ~ g.anao 800 cs91 tgssA
sss.1 q ~ 49, ssssu.ss1 80 = -
n u NJ. isvs g. ~
OUyscUAA 9DseGSuUy. - 80 HDsaA -
etis psstass - ne.9 10y. i.ssseaiiy.
s,.:.': =. -: ss. -. 8 :. 49, -: e..
ssSsA1ss Shis rssiAss - oesa11ss, esassaaAiY.
elsss ~ akan q ssssy 0ass q 1lsansss
eoll svssyvhsw. Dsses. CcDcvnA, ~; 0s>,.
-. essoavDnS. q. rsspase1 ~ - h0eG1H
DsUs AID casuscAl CoaSunAssos, 1a1on.
-" Hev - Cus oh3s plssasss,s g -. =
tl1N9lsu1kona, - tsUo1ooo1nh. 0n1ln1 fpup
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

I remove corns, buniona, ingrowing
toe nails and warts for men. women and
children ut the Turkish bath house.
corner Monroe and Ionia streets. in my
new Office. NJ. s. LABoURsLIER.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Phone. 100 We will come and take
up your carpets, clean and relay for q
cents . yard. ID. Reynolds. No. 81
South Division street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

French. STAFFORD, Tsnnysoa. TsynnAm
and Winmarloighl.

Seventeen barouctciss have hesn css-
ated. and three have become extinct
while q baronets have did. Two duks-
dons and Is basonies hsvs bssa created.
three persons have been promoted. and
one peesage. that Of Couyess. has hesn
called out Of allegiance In favor Of The
Counties oe Yasborough - Londoa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17
RkAL ESTATE sALEs.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
NeateTdAY.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January l.
1893, are $s.S0i Oh There were fIed for
record Yesterday rs deeds. the coasidera-
tons aggregasing 50 sos. Following is the
list as furnished by Osborne. Tscmper
& Co.. shs,raetors Of titles. 1i6 Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
Cowen & Henderson 20 L. Angelic. lot
II. block IL; lot 10. block rs lots and 2.
block 10. Aberfeldy Est, $500
A. Schmieg to ]. /. Clayworth, lots 5
and o. block ?, Bell Hrs "a, $500.
f. w. Battsford 10 T. III. kiislr, nx sw
nw %, Is, S. and NV sw ne, -. -. S, 81 400
c. A. Barton to VIM. III. Clark, e1$ of
e,s Of Sc of sc 1, -, .. $3.50
Rel. l. & I. Co. 10 A. &. Gnerand, lots O.
10. IL. Is, ~, y. block 50. River Park. $3.50
r. Smith 10 c. kskeldy. sw ne Sc Il, q,
s. $500.
EF. Sweeney 10 q. +. Gund. lots and
.. block y. Bay View ami others, 81.
T. A. Stroat 10 A. X Steward. und y
blocks I, ,, 4 and others. Lake Shore 10
kirkld. 81
q. vanderheck TO ]. @. Rhodes, lot
block 3D. Nandsrdsek's 10 Boise Creek.
$50
N. NJ. Morrill, 10 ]. 7. Grow. lots 6. :, s,
block II. Yesler's lst To Kent. sao.
r. NJ Jordan To &. W. Jackson, lot y,
block A. Gilman PARK. $500.
l.. Jones 10 q. L. Jones, 10. l. block Is.
McCaliister's. 81.
Ira Bronson to C. +. Davis. lots 5. 4. s q.
block II Madison street. 81 200.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17
BOSTON STOCK MAnKrr.
CHICAGO MAEKErs.


THE BOARD OF TRADE
cHicAao, Nov. i6.-- Wheat--I.ocal trad
Ing opened laMMe higher on smaller
Northwestern receipts. reduced acreage in
Missouri and somewhat better cables: de-
ciined ISc ON heavy offerings by promi-
nent traders. held steady and closed weak
re lower than yesterday. Receipts, l42,-
600 bushels; shipments, 10000 bushels
Closed; Cash. 69s.c; December. 005Sc.
Corn--cash. 36sse. December 3osEc
oats-Easy; casn, 275ySe; December, 2sl4 &c.
Rye-4stxc.
barley Nominal.
Flax-s106{
Timothy--S3 30
Pork-Essy; January. s13f2,<.
Lard-Easy; January. sissy
Short ribs--Easy: January, $3.s3
ShouIders-$7. 25sd $50.
Short ciear--$s. 75s1J
Whisky-$Li4
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle - Receipts, $1,000 head. Market
slower at Zoe lower; top steers, s5.J0ef5. 80;
good, 81. 7545 25; medium, $400614.65;
Others. $3.og4e0; stoekers and feeders,
s20o@3.eo; Texans. 81 i0@29o; Western,
$2.59efa00
Hogs- Receipts. 2s.ooo head. Market
active at 20aa0c lower: rough and COM
mon, $5.00UG3. Is; packers, S. 1905. IS:
prime heavy. 50. 356e $50: medium aad
butchers, S.. 556t5. 20; assorted light, SIS. 20
ESQ; MIXED, s5.25a5 20.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head. Market
steady to weaker; natives, S2.000e4 90;
Westerns, $2.s0ef5d5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17
WHAT
THEY THINK OF It

The premium map offered BY tbs
PosT-ISTELLICEScER to its subscri-
oers, old and new, is now to be found
IN thousands of homes in the Pacific
Northwest That no premium ever
offered has given such universal salts
faction. IS evidenced by the following
testimonials. which are a few among
the large number received from those
who have received the map These
letters are exact copies Of the origi-
nails on ale in this Office, the sig
natures only being omitted, as the
observation-disclosures does not feel at
liberty TO publish in full the names OF
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation OF the map
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17

This agrseahis and efBcaoious Tooth Powder. -
tablished by mors han twenty years experiences.
has received the sanction OF the members OF the
Dental and Medical professions OF this city gener-
ally. and by them 10 IL daily recommended and
prescribed. IL IL 90 pleasant In the application a.
ft Is excellent In its effects Il speedily renders the
fseih white and smooth. the gums hsalihfai red
and hrm. and by frequent use viii preserve them
Sn this desirable condition. II gradually but Of
fectaslly removes tartar, ami dsstroyes the para
slticai animAicni@ which neglect may have psr-
United 20 collect aud prevents their further accu-
mutation. thus serving as complete eeautihes
and preserver of the teoth Microscopic examinar
tons have been made Of the matter deposited ON
the teeth aud gums OF individuals selected from
all classes Of society and Of every variety Of bodily
condition. and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites we're found 10 exist In great
numbera Experiments were made for their re-
meva and the Ingredients used Ia Labin's Tooth
Powder were found 10 be most effectuAl. Destroy
tng them instantly.
Through the Kindness OF friends ~ - pr
mitisd 20 publish the following
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17
uorKL ARRIVALS.
rnE ARIlNcroN,


werla-s Fair Letter, ocsoAes - ls1S
The ensamisfee which complied statistical III
toyuatiaa relating to American railways wsfS
ish Ia tselr psasss OF the manner IN whisa the
great raa Is prepared tsesaite' n caring sos i's
enormous Tskse oecssioned eg TIE Msrsas 1alF'
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Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash,
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