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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-05

nor EXCHA SGE-o ACRES on sKAGfT
river. adjoining town Of Bird5view: ripe for
plating; s35 per acre: VIII exchange 70. city io.A
Gould & WhitworTh. Olympic bloce
Tor EX HANGE-CSISCC&BE TN
l. improved Seattle real estate =, exchange for
general stock in any live town n w'estern wash
ington. Address IL J. Barke-, roam 70 sullivan
block
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I,OK RENF-HOTEL; FINE 3-STORY BRICK
i hotel in county seat; 40 rooms: water throu sh-
ont; can lease kitchen and dining room: buSiness
estalished one year; Will leas- for yeass u
Vile WASH.
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ESS CHANCES.

vVANTED-I WANT PARTNER TMNEDY-
w stely with 800; 500 per month salary; real
estate security best reference in city. Cali ad-
dress Partner 80 Rengstorf block.
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yrANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN WITH
w small caniisl TO take an interest in estao-
iishei mercantile business; salary assured: none
but principals need answer. Address Box g. Post
4 ntaiRenceE
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: L,OR S8LE-GROCERY: FINEST LOCATION
j and trade in the city; vii, invoice 81 90;
1900 taxes il for a few days only. Address W. =,
Post Inteili1encer.
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NOR EEST-NODERE FLAT OF IL ROOMS
i in brick Building. Third street $50 Cara
rshsr 4 Meacham. No IA cherry street.
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L'OR SA LF--HAAF INTEREST N MEAT
H. market; GOOD business and location; sl25 II
taken a. once; experience not required. Addres,
IL NJ care /. tieslingnr. 2223 --nnni stree-
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FOB EXCHANGE.

L,DR ExcHASGE-TWO LEVEL CLEARED
iots one corner, near car linz free Of incuul-
oraoee for house and lot: VIII pay cash different
assume mortgage: call between 4 aud O'CLOCK
Room 614 burke Docs
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To- NDN-Er-IDEyTS INTERESTED IN
L ar way IN Seattle CT wssSe=r " aseiagroza-
We ~eas TAX C1sea&sr~ Tres apz.sezssEzz. csss-
tszEs I'll sa5arr2azk8z sooar state sas GLE taxes
Roza <cszs3d r Efzu-s.s-
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Want ED-Ek34 RDERs.


ExcELLEST TABLE Is JAFsFSs HONE G
Il IGE. fsssrly esshse. H. Tnf-1 s:-=st
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I-oK HENT-%UfJE OF NICE ROOMS FOR
1 npBsekoeuing; git paper. water and sewer;
. ger IN nah for mau and wife; 9l6 Cherry.
"a az house.
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NJ MANUFACTURING ESTA RLISH II EST :;
vi cheap rent; on Railroad avenue ana sound
Union Trust Company, Il5-ll9 squire LatImer
but!dlug,
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YOR RESY-HOTS rs.

I'pR RFST-SEAT -4-ROOa COTTAGE
1 close ia 81 Tsenora street; SIS per month.
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TOR EXCHASGE-LET Us TgADE YOU A
IL fine new PENINSULA store f0r eour Old one st
fair price. spelser & Eurlbut. ais Pike street.
kaake building.
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rHrsreIAss <sD susexon

nR 2TEE@ RgGayssD 81 gEgyT
~ Tels-sSa1@- ssss fsssssnes. se3 PIxs -
- -spzsSe s-s
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Tor EXcHA S9H-THoRCUGHB TRoT-
L ting mare with trial marx o. 2:i5 for uler-
chsndise or values. J. II. kex 90, IA Colum-
bia
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DOR EXCHANGE-WE HAVE BOTH IN.
i side income and improved farm for exchange.
II VII pay you 20 call smith s.ikoos. Hinck-
ley block.
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pUY COAL WOOD AND BARK EIGHTH
A. aid Pike street wood yard Telephone num-
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LOST.

FOUND.
INDDSD-.'pANNED BIZ HE WHO FIRST
Il cries Hold EuouEhH" Shakespeare. MAcae;h)
o0t pieAse Wont come one - up tHis snow? Nuns
HaF; toe much for even big. ha<y second and
store corner sixth and Pike Chaplin.
L'Dt IA FINE OIL CAN FREE OF
1 snarge a. PARAGON Ssfesy oil Company's III
Columbia street, OFT a marx ct NJ ceS: Won can't
overflow your lamp WITH tins can.
WELL DRILLING.
IA ATER->E 7 LII TABULAR WELL. CO.
w experienced well crille.s. IL Oak street
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poOTH & HANFoRD ABSTRACT COMPANY
ID zinc Rooms 2p2 104 ana 205 Burke block
corner -econ4 and Mari n streets
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4 LICk FAY GIVES VAPOR BATHS AND
n magnetic treatment sos rcDt street room IL
MRS REED, 80 JANIS sTHEET-FACE
N massage for al bemishes Of The skin such as
acne. freck ses. mothers mark, wrinkles. moth
patches etc. &c corDs treated: h41r dgeing \
speciality: agent for imperial hair rexenerator
Ladies taught tne Art Of face massage
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TTPEWRITISG MACHINES.

pAR-LoCK TYPEWEITER r, VISIBLE WRIT.
ID ing. forced alignment: latest, best: send for
catalogue; agency Edison Mireogr aph. scott q
Bannan. s9l asaliey bOcs.
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coCAT FRtAR TUCK. 1921, a. .. r..
~ rn<sis TnBrssay evenings IN Esson3e
ri Tempe second stree. entrance.
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LICE NJ AIKEN, EXPERIENCED MANI
a Gu 2 and eiectroiogist; hair dressing parlors
81 and s. Ho.si stevens Front and Marion streets
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EzsyKD-P9ET VIZ
IL AETED-EfTH zN HIVE Or II
y sss: partner IA establish 81 profitable -7A--
ssBtss business +. fass CITY; 1zsSo capita re-
ssir%zs IS fsr cert guaranteed 5aFSS r1s3l.
etsses . Increase stocG- ~ W EA1cr 20s G2i-
1sT F48.E-
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NOR REST-D%E I0-ROpM AND ONE 2
i to,sn ho4se on finn street. between Union
a-f Pike. Apply No 1920 fifth street.
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LFRED II. CoHS. THE ARTISTIC La
~ dies tailor. l. located SIS Union street for
3 months. ladies sshtog any dresses made and
tailor gowns should call early pcssipie; cut
ting aud 1T Ing done: Il, guaranteed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

main material Is brown--fali in points
to the bust line. and these are picked
out with embroidery. The wide collar,
the wide poipted lapels are of lustrous
Alaek velvet with heavy goods. satin
spelleth ruffies. With this is worn an
absurd little pat OF q bonnet. for which
most Americans would substitute tie
disk hat of the sea son.
A device much employed in English
costuming is illustrated in a silk and
lace tea gowns seen at the same place.
This has. as three out of five English
lace fastened In line across the bust
and over the shoulders and falling
nearly 20 the waistin front. reminding
one irresistibly of those who make
broad their phylaeteries." Not notable
otherwise was the little gem. except.
perhaps. In its persistent employing OF
the limp. wide upper sleeve. falling
negligently to the close-clothed fore
arm.
Sashes are wide and long and prom
inent. which somehow reminds me that
the hats spoken OF have often ribbon
ties In the hack crossing 10 the front.
tied in big bow and falling In front
almost unfortunately. Sashed, indeed.
was a more notable tea gown which r
have been admiring. This charming
costume made effective use Of perpen-
dicular lines. without too much offend.
ing against prevailing modes. by plated
folds Of shimmering yellow silk falling
from the high collar 20 the very floor,
broken only by two little dark brown
bands al the waist. and aided by the
falling ends OF the heavily embroid-
cred sash. Except across the front
piaits she full. trailing skirt is trimmed
with two bands of brown. and the
heavy epaulets and cuffs Of lace com
plete a charming house robe.
a Tn De slecliSh bodice beyond aues-
tion has my lady 81 the teacups number
three. Behold how in Il II decoration
CONSTRUCTED. as an architect would say
First. there j. the soft clinging lace at
the throat. very right aud proper: next
the figured. lowered bodice, ei.sine
over the lace. thought wider Of
lapel than necessary. perhaps. but not
unreasonable; then three huge. fio~-
ing. embroiiery boriered capes from
waist 10 shoulder, covering huge heI.
leon sleeves. figured like the bodice.
Then the belt At the waist. or where
fashion. not nature. has decreed that
waist shall he. such u dress a. she u
made In Columbian yr.r-- sometimes
EILrx OsRoRx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Jarwen and Oswald t,sistle. Lancashire.
The boundary line runs directly
through the center of the hostelry. and
as there are public rooms on either side
of the passage two licenses are neces-
sary. The publican Is compelled 20
close the Darwen side OF the house At
ten o'clock every night. according TO
the condition Of hislicense, but the o.
waldtwistle license allows him TO keep
his door open until eleven o'clock In
order not 10 lay himself open to pros
ecution by Darwen. therefore, the land
lord, when the clock chimes ten. COM
pels his customers TO remove from the
Darwen TO the 0swaldtwistle side Of
the house. and closes the doors of the
early-closing portion. II is stated by
the landlord that he QUALITIES himself
for voting in both townships by fixing
his bed directly over the boundary
line
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

hand. are seen 70 be radiant past De-
lief
The modistes have not advanced their
art: The weavcrs have learned their
ls-sson letter perfect. BIT and cut
range from good H. very bad: fabric at
it, best j. a study for artists.
It's not saying much To say that the
seasons eolors are green and brown
and yellow. for such yellow, like clear
fans: like the woodpcckers breast.
Ike canary down. like everything in
nature and somcthing not. and such
browns, running the whole Eamut.
from light - dark browns shot with
green. aud siashcd with yeliows and
spotted with creafn: and such greens.
most splendid II not most varied ~ all.
are there that the primary TINT arr lost
nntier vaxarieS ~ blending.
Most splendid are the wraps--etill Tn
continue talk ~ outdoor wear for
haiis arc Set FAR % long and voium-
ifsous and - rich material Sybaritic
plrsaes and allarinR velvets trimmed
with fur. lined vita IL. perhaps. win
vie wsth seal for favor. And not
al The International conferences In
chri-fendom have torn. or shall tear.
frVm womens hearts their idol 81
BshrinE sea skirts long and volurn-
nous. shoulders high. wide. deep and
imposing. tha new elonk- sith their
rico ard heavy materials viii ee heavy
Loads FIR wunsn's body 90 carry. but
A the sesh il weak the spirit iswiliisg.
Aod are there not carriages Who said
everybody vss poor this year7
Every writer q this great contem-
poraneous drama of luxury which i
called fashion - tesopght - tell how
modes. means msv - made q bur-
pretty riafhirg Except ~ miracles
Of Ingenuity this cannot - done. II
will require greater miracles than ever
an ihis year ~ costly fabrics. and l
doubt not that the miraelss viii aP-
p~ar
Consider. for instance. the hat IL
4 in ennbryo bat a perfectly fat disk
% feit. ~ with a crown raised per
hspS hair an inch above the brim
level &c j. ctigesi. this disk. perhaps
With metal openwerk. perhaps With
lace. perhaps net ne all II Is iiness
beneath me hrim with flowers. with
velvet and lace. with lace only. The
brirn - .sir,-d behind and psrlsed up -
make rDorn ftr hors ~ velvet edges
Nth lsse high novelty = thss
lsee. egre.l velves and it viii ran ia
e.rar-e. Tnsieed The edge NAP -. bar
4 hettnr rot. tortured into all manner
81 terars.ir., frsrn ths di~eoid embryo.
A. heAer ninipss 90 more - the lace
elref s,siret h,srss on top ccsnpicte The
whsle .ni So shsap' coiy ffty dol
isr@. rsa,isrl' Remember that hats
a~- t. ~ Iark in tone SAVED frum
.nnherness tv rich detail Ard Row
h th.,re - nlnch buy ing II disks and
rsurna~ and velvet saa - ne miracles
80 srraurht IN tesrs ana trasail -
-aul. "a haf = nilfion huuse~ And Ne
thst shsii sars - an-rvs Is u worth
whiip2" ies as uaFre - anatb~rns
Two isfnences nseet sn.s clash in
cer rsshlen usarss.-the s.ll,erer Fnr-
1isb. he fsntxstse Frrnehi for not al
that = WIN <nrnes fresa Paris
vrrY frfehiar EefiisA wsi<fng ~
which q nsc,irl ecaned for ma ~ .
swell rnolsetes niastrstsd ne aifer-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Brings comfort and improvement ard
tends 70 personal enjoyment sben
rightly used The many. Who live bet
Ger than Others and enjoy life more. with
les expenditure. By more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical heing' viii attest
the value % health Of the pare liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy. syrup Of FigA
Its excellence Is due 70 is presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 70 the taste. the Refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispeIling colds, headaches and feyen
and permanently curing constipation:
Ii has given satisfaction % millions and
E,et With the approval Of the medical
profession, bccaliss IL scts on the Kid
neyA Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and Il l. perfectly Tree from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs In for sale BY All drug
gists In SOC and u bottles. but Il u man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
90. only, whose name l. printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Fig,
and being well informed, you viii not
accept any substitute If offered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

''sHouLD roU CALI. THIS pivSER?"
Jimmyneddy. Zimri's got to stand by
en-
'.Zimri L. your doctors name. sup
poser"
He laughed
No faint" said he. Ibis names
Jonas Brastow."
Then who. IL may venture TO In.
quire. il Zinri7'
Again he leaned across the table and
spoke in guarded tone.
'Zimri Is my darned stomschl' said
he.
"what7-
"s-s-s-s-hl Don't speak 80 loud. But
it's true. It's tho silgolfiredest fodder
bag that ever was hung mp inside OF q
Christian
Why gsPcd In astonishment.
why do you call II zimri7''
'Le'me tell ye. Twenty years ago
knew . man named Zimri-Zimri ID.
Dunn. He was tho ncAnest s,n Of q
thief that ever stole eordwooi from
his grandmother. Nothing ever suited
him. We couldn't please him. II ye
gave him much II was tho mush an II
We gave him less IL was too little. He
died because be was too mean % live.
and the oaly thing he ever did for his
family was To stay dead II was more
than most 81 os expected az hin.
Well. air. my stomzeh's jes' iilse hiu,
en- aller. Wa It's the rnean~st thing
that was ever permitted 10 exiss excert
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LURCH FOR The RAIL
STORY or WALKER AND zIMal
Hinssrssisx the Danger 'or Teliins; the
frush In rh~ fre-enes or Oae's
Vital orxaa-

He was eating blueberzy pie with
knife; and he was 30 thin that. In the
ilght of the large swinging lamp be-
hind him. the pieces of pie east blue
shadows on the tableclsth a. they
glided down the inside Of his neck.
With considerable interest I watched
them descend. for had never before
seen the human spigoIottis in action
Presently he swallowed sonse cefyee.
and this had no sooner passed out Of
sight behind his collar button than he
spoke.
Two pills out o. the green bottle. :"
said he. and Pot hh hand into his
packet The hottie which he drew
out was covered with bright yellow
paper.
well. I be dsrned." he muttered,
staring At u, Il must ha' got the wrong
one"
lie seemed about To put Il back when
noticed q change In the expression of
his eyes which had hitherto been
mildly de- pairing as il common with
northern New EnglanderS- But u sly
look now came into his face lie
whispered: ~Zimri1i never know the
difference. and took two pills osit Of
the yellow bottle. One of these he
swallowed and the other he pretended
10 swallow. hut saw him drop IL into
his sleeve. The trick was done with
considerable skill bat l detected IL;
and be saw that I did. Instantly he
darted ut nae . look full of suspicion.
"Don't be alarmed" Said. "Ill
never tell Zimri. whoever he may be"
He gave an uneasy chuckle. but
could sec that nay remark relieved him
Desiring evidently to show me his APP
probation Of my conduct he presently
became confidential Leaning toward
me across the table he said in % low
voice:
should you call this dinuer or sup
per?''
We were eating our evening meal
on one of the Roston & Bangor steam
ers- was thoroughly familiar with
the customs OF the line, and SO replied
without hesitstion:
Il call 1t supper, aud a mighty good
one"
.sho, I'm disappointed" he re-
piled
'sWhy?" asked
well. ye Sec" he responded, 'the
doctor says can have two pieces o.
pie with my dinner an none at all with
my supper"
You've just eaten one piece" said 1.
''Yes; 50 have. We see. said to
myself. this Is about half way between
dinner an supper, an so ] split the
difference.
While ! was trying 10 understand
this fine astronomical distinction my
neighbor was rubbing his lean chin re-
fiectively. Presently his countenance
frightened.
"What time do you eat dinner when
you're to hump" he asked.
'Seven o'clock" ! replied.
DO yey' ne cried. in delight well,
say. I'm eatin with you. an this Is your
dinner time. IL this amt dinner don't
know what We call it. Waiter, carve
me another hunk o. that pie"
endeavored 20 explain to this man
that his doctors advice had reference
To the time OF day and not to the title
of the meal. but he refused to he con-
WINGED.
''He said dinner an supper" ne per-
sisted. Them was his words. an by
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

dIed f,@fore / could ret >cnar> ults
hlsn Perhaps that's why<he 80 ~
ANYWAY. / .d<s<r.nined - s.l.sr 90 IN
salt 10 his ghost. en- - ! naaed ny
stomach arrxr him. Sin sin. Zsmri.
darn Ne. can eat pls fo< ainner an
Ne how its~
A.,zu<toned Is had been since boz
hood x he uonderfnl e1xeess ef dys-
pepris mon tia imaginative Yankee.
80 n~xrr seen the sc az thss
..zIm~s ,hi,kx hi. q kur..n..r = I'D
49,. e-s..~.,n. frisns ...na 49, r.i<-
a., : -. $500 thst .ie. B.f ron 80,
wsit I'm a. him
.su.us, ! ino.ir,d.
..u.seh me . he xhis,~r~s ana then
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Some ingenious Paris dealers are re-
ported to have invented way Of en-
HANGING the market value of their
wares. II is said that they color ordi-
nary oranges a deep red, making them
look like mandarins, which fetch much
higher prices They. also tint pine
apples TO make them look more attract
tive, and dye the common white straw
berries . lovely red Melons are being
treated in similar way and tinted q
fine orange, their flavor being increased
by injecting an essence of melon. The
latest development of this business is
In connection with pears, which are
dyed red for . third of their size and
blue below. thus presenting the ma
tional colors when peeled These are
said to be in demand for dessert ON az
count of their novelty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
II. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.


IoR Skf4E-HorrsFs aND LOTS
me mooern ninp-rcouu bonsr % T.rr.~.
stener, east frontaen. owned b non- r~si|is-t,
mn<t 81! bargain. Also ons On bart.1r -.
ana eAfnt rpomss corner lot 0lns On @.,nfh
Laiatette sitA furnaoa, bath and eli nnssisrs
NJ rosensatA Ors "a lisnnar eFennA tselss
ros<nss oornur lot: GOOD bsrn. barrniaI o.
G. 1entrni aVenos. one 90 Pans aEesIno o. -
Hortn fruepect. ons on Ha<inrs one "a kirh-
arc etenua Aiso tNo honfas "a frutnr strr1t
tptzchafTe fcr lsouas and 10 osuira ~ la.nnf.I
lNo hooscs On Cas- Etros1 h1oraoa kaianaasos
e'enAls ior sails cr sEchanra
FARMS FoR sALR OR 4xf-as~cr
e. srret enc mile from Bsson Csrtn~ 80
hoose and barn. good orchard al nadsr go
STATE 81 euiusatice. 90 ell % oEcAnres for -
proted city property.
Also farm - = ~ rs near fenisorrfIle. r.of
buildings, s,sod orchari and s,,soi I.rl -, -
ehanee fot hooss and ~ n ciff
Also - acres n t1ufIshfp - tiaines a. rullns
non city - acrs inaIrQer1 halanos hl.--eh.
sna maple tinoor' TAR bualdlnss so1 clar
have snonnb-f ~ I'm. iuprsv.a fsr... A.
tiarTT egont1. uhich teaa dlslasse - 81 ens1I
Also nnmbsr 81 Ens psro~. q rsr.I.. Ia
ncaf the f4tf, ranftnr frsun I've - fnrfr ncrns
hafe lots ~ al larfa Il tiIo clf1 a. - -
e1rnauEo ncnees - Foa.-
Aones e ioan 81 Sod rsai rstele s~eurliv
a. ,. DE OLA
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MUST BE SOLO.

o. sercazt - ths s@.ss - $780,.
s~l~nstf sfeen. fntj rusfsr rrur~s- nassriss
ienf pssrafifsse rannl&H fFssffehtr 49, faa
rocd 80 cord s B., cItF - ttEt. fxfF uzsi@s
kTn fl~trueA tsfaelnstif rcsa $50 wia seli
49, htosk Netfask
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
Mrs. S. ". White

Tells of a family blessing.
Thus she writes TO Mrs.
Pinkham:-
81 suffered for 10 years with
emale complaints of the worst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

A little pablsr hoase. IN which ths
landlord and his cssssesnsrs have . 60
rivas esp~rlenee. ss@nsis 90 shs so~n
1ars Iln@ dtsiainx lie to~sehig> &C
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Interesting tsbrtcs IN upholstery eoode Tee
phone 90 Tor estimates.
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Il Manufacturers paficf iurnii ara and a. lsoi-
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inE neatly done folding chair and tah - to
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form, accompa-
MED by severe
spinal trouble,
causing inces.
SAINT backache
weakness of The
stomach, an &
nervousness.
I" | gave u
all hope of eve:
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or preferably creamy tinted. clo.e-fit-
ting blouse. with high collar. The
Jackets wide lspels are faced with
brown satin, and brown also Is the
body material With this y worn an
Alpine hat Of dark and light brown
The result u an autumn rather than
winter oatfit. that Is extremely
natty. IL needs exquisite sitting, but
the making beyond that ought not TO
puzzle the never firing miracle work
er~ 40 home.
How different the French eonfeetion
which Isabel assumed-pstient Isabel.
who wears all day bewildering sue
eession of glorious stnffs and goes
home atnight tagged out In her shabby
serge, Here we have enormous sleeves
where the other was OF moderate iii
meusions. Broad epaulets Of tan-the
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The reason that rich men have so
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ital fellows Magazine