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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

a Poloek neighboEhOod quarrel was
vsntil2lcd "a police court yesterday by
the trial IL Stamlaus Smoilnski on
charge az assault and battery lt APP
peared st the trial that one Dutch
Jabbage" went into the defendants
hous. aad upon his refusal 10 leave tho
premises be wss thrown cut into the
street ~ fhe defendant Cabbage
had hira arrested for assault and bat
terry. ani he was tried before Jury.
Harry Chaee defended the prisoner and
Charles Watt appeared Tor tho people.
SnoliIski - 4 Mild appearing fellow and
Watt referred % him seYera. times as
that anarchist during the trial The
prisoner dad not resent the accusation.
When the case was submitted TO the
jury II returned a verdict of aequittal
within tys minGtes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

IN surprised many. even among old
New Workers. a. end two highly edu-
Gated sisters qusrFeiinr over an estate
~ Que hundred snd flfty th1ussnd dot
lars ~ more. earned ~ their parents
Who rsrs iisf'~fa sqsAt'rfs The
wealth - che people who dwell on the
cliffs - Sew sork city ia sonrh and
tnf,l.is sksaties, b la seria Gases sx-
traasaiassf Anuii.ees - the squat.
tsfs have tsas a.sasIvais sad are isna
LORDS Their putasfiasi slf~ssfh has
mach s-efrsse.i 9Th The rapid bald
ias 90 - ths eitf dsFins ti,s I.ssf ga
fs.s. hsst tless Importance go class
l. p~fksps esestnf ihsa sssF
1hsfa - sa sstsis-fssf a4.s.ss
fIsa8. sd tls4 sssflai sfaiss afs
fFa4asssfF st.isesstz ssa ssg.ssssss
lac f.stfiassA sssasF s8sattsss did .
q - - 49, hss;ses sss,-sa zsats
sa.fs 90 : ssst - hsfsiss.fs tsszss go
deg hassht Rsaf = sansssfa stFsst
3lth ssis sis et.sls al sle tiss+.4s eis
~ s...-t@af llis ss@ts $50 s..t ala
sassssa 20 sass.it aass sfts d e-a -
sassa5 49, sssa thssa 49, - ~
ssasai - SIS s4estssss slsaeti-as
ssissss - - SO sasa.aa - ssss tssa
ss..fsssl s--.sss sss sssss a ustlt-s..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

ftNankff oNftH ~ssfe - y isa ifst- eesn
I a. ~ keHf - AZ = e-s-l..s - fisr ..f.t.f -
fs.sssf 81 ssta sfaatt - .al hfia ~ fhe Ffr
t.s4 sff.f- a. faf tifs 90 ttfept ts4sts 90 shs
fstt .iaf 81 hsssssf ~ a. tis fsf fieerss "a
sshF ateiIri8 aa.l aiarrf Ifrsa
fss=sat ,sea . isftba. 4s.tss - i'ft.,.ase
T. tAa ass1la4 4 Hi.a tsfs.a
tltNb Fstt 8sttssrf
Feass ss.i assfss - 81 tals ~ - e
a sstsfs lssf - sfsefs-i ts .sss Il ztt
81 4 ssatf.st tse.f fgtss tte tte u.s. -
tf.aF.fsf itt "a 49, sefsss u a. .sff4.a -
saia sfttste eHsse - sttssta - 80 tfssf -
satf
40 t.ittas ..tt.s.t si.ta ESQ., b fsss
s4sias - teis.stsa arse assetss sfsss
-. lss... = ssit as - k.sriss s tf- sstses
ks.lA nasstt asas seFeslel slsese 2
49, -sesats--s = sst fset 81
fast FtEAfN1
isss sft tptss y fsas.sss
hsasf s. fesskk Ssstss 49, ~ =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
Two Hold Thieves

IL vas reported % the police yes;er-
dsy s.fcfnoaa that far capr and mud
tsa h..r1 stolen from Cuulny IN frunt
q A arztur.'s store on Cana ssTeet and
Sergeant Webb ald Detective Cast went
% uolS on tie case. shortly aiiersard
the olie.rs arrested Thomas NeWcomb
and Fiars Cane az the corner ~ Lyon
ard OTTAWA s,ree;s 90 suspicion % DO.
iry tae thieyes. They bad articles cor
reata.ldiug 10 these stolen wrapped IA q
81. sfsper and said they obtained them
ia halsms1o5 where they reside. Tho
esr Ell we're beld Tor examination.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
A Valuable Remedy,

Hon. Edmund L. Pitts. the late presi-
dent az the New York state senate.
writes:
STATE or NV YoRE. SENATE CuaNsER.
ALBANY. March II. 1855.
| have used Allcocks Porus PIaeters
Ia my family for the past five years. and
can truthfully say they are a valuable
remedy and effect great cures. | would
not be without them. have in several
instances given some To friends suffering
with weak and lame backs. and they
have invariably afforded certain and
speedy relief They cannot be too highly
commended"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
may WANT rHE poNDS


City Treasurer Marsh II. Sorrtck u
rrcciging Inquiries con cernlng the issue
~ tlle 4lO worth Of street improvement
toads Ehlch the cooncil ordered Mon
day eight The Grand Rapids Savings
hsnk ths stale bank "a Michigan and
the Fourth National hank are each
ready 10 take part or all q the bonds.
ald Mr Sorrick believes they will Do
aisrosrd - a. soon a. issuest The I'M
hesitate inquiry eoocerulng the bonds
- ia liked contrast - our experience
with THO other two issues. said DO yea
tcraay. ~and 10 shows a general loosen
ing IA The local money market
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

H4nss. Diseased; decliaztioa q trust D.
ifssnlxsa ffusl coaspsny nied Estate
Fefer .esneE. dece4sest reslsaatAlz1 ~
aelnlEisistse fsE sn9 pstillen for ad4lints
tsator - bonis noa bed Eslafs Cath
eriae frsy. ssataiiy lncompstant, bead
hiei 8Bd letlsrs q g4srstiaGsklR iesosd
q James IL lraF. ksstats Jsnle Jaog
m4a EalEz. msntAiiy competents hond
nixd and lstisFs u guardianship issued
- Wlisl4n Laeaos APPRAISERS ~4ffSst
i.saxd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
TIPS ON NEW YORK
Some Sensational Developments
Of the Stanton incident.
FORTUNES MADEAMID sQuAloR


The unpleasant eminenec which the
humiliation Of Rear Admiral stanton.
for his conduct In saiuting Meilo. has
brought upon that meritorious officers
name Is being used By various United
States navy lights 10 air their partiea-
lar heart burnings Indeed. there 10
quite little conspiracy sfoot 10 make
the contemplated court-martial. or
should the eonrt-martlal be not or
aerrd. the Investigation" rsetext
for washing in public about all the
dirty linen that has been accommodating
aboard our men-o'-war for the past hve
years.
II was pointed out. when Stanton's
alleged error was drst reported. that
the rear admiral had aboard several
naval experts who could have posted
him on the difficulty he was about tn
get into. That Is the very reason they
would not have posted him Even II y
subordinate Officer il anxious 10 pre-
vent the preparation OF = blunder. il Is
as much as his dignity Is worth aboard
ship 10 mention the fact TO his supe-
rior. An American naval magnate on
one of the long cruises Is a sort of
Louis XIV. tie Is the ship. No one
dare say word To him. To advise him
Il presumption. and when be himself
asks advice IL IS merely a yelled re-
quest for some one TO share the rcspon-
sibility OF n proposed rash proceeding.
This state of affairs has long been
an open humiliation TO our naval OH
GERS, except to those highest in COM
mand. No one among them can. of
course. come out openly against the
system of repression from which they
suffer. but when such an opportunity
rs the stanton incident Is afforded
there is natural eagerness To profit
by il.
How are the wrongs of naval off,
GERS to &c righted through tho Stanton
incidrnt?" a naval officer. prominent
Ia New York. was asked.
THE subordinates To whom was In
trusted the duty of advising Stanton,
Is the reports have IL, will probably be
called upon tn say something. IL the
navy department officials at Washing
ton suppose that those men have any
discretion whatever, they only show
how ignorant they are of what goes on
aboard our vessels on foreign stations.
Some rear admirals aud cofamodores
maintain m absolute despotisIn. The
tyranny OF their rule makes n vessel
almost floating inferno"
And is stanton among these naval
msrtinets2'
II don't know anything about Stan
ton. l only know that officers of hfs
rank need To learn that their subordi-
mates do not belong to them body and
soul Admiral Tryon, OF the British
navy. sacrificed his ship and the lives
OF his men rather than condcsccnd TO
be corrected. There arc many men
like him i'm the American service.
Let me assure you" proceeded this
officer earnestly, that the stanton in.
cident may mean portentous changes.
Some sensational Developments may
come when the junior officers are
heard"
Other naval mon are loath TO discuss
the matter. particularly as the mention
OF their names publicly in this connec-
ton would result diSastrously 10 them.
selves. But that Stanton did good
thing for others. IL not for himself.
when be saluted slello. there is no
doubt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

ARIES simmons aud Leonard Stone
tarrar the t,Js arrested foF buFgiarlx.
TAX foster stevens & Co.'S sitre. APP
ral in police court Yesterday snd
thfi- case Ess referred % the county
areas Pr invest satiou aud recommenda-
fior ceacetnlnx sentence The agent is
expected O. make ms report % Judge
tfaEEeffy this morn ug zad the boys will
~ fsxs1 ilto court Tor sentencp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
Broke His Nose.

Barney Lapham. an old man 90 years
old. living al the corner Of Irving aud
South Lafayette streets. slipped on the
sidewalk opposite No. - East Fulton
street last evening and fell with suth
force that his nose was broken. lie was
taken 90 his home IN the city ambulance
and medical assistance procured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

f~-as rieosf fn ~ TIE estate =
Maria 3. IS fiasns appeal from probate
rnaff. an fIlah
fsaa Ans- The People - fsm~~
i'RihF tFfE'tff en trial tfsns@ "a
ttINsssiy efief fe shs. csBsr shy sr@
ciai sreet saenti s0f 81 allowed sfi>s
hfs asgs FFNlaa fss sYaeisi sppssi
..-s tssi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

n - saa sfsesti sasef - ~lihast .
t.sstls 4 aasta.si.if. f. , s,ssh t.es,s.is
itssa asfiasa aaFs 90 4esf 49, sas
sesef g..s... sassa - fzH ~ sisss fteei,
@l8 ssssssi lks aisses h : ias $40
ssl,aaaa .sth ssses4ais a s.sf Ass -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
cur CLASS SALE AZ LE0AARD'S
=. 2. r.
(PnetIy Ash. Poke Roo, and Potassium
MAKES Marvellous Cures IN bleed Poison.
Rhrunstlsm and Scfofu,s.


PIP. pufiiie= the blood. builds up
the weak and delilltaied. gives strength
o. Neakened nerves sxpeis Diseases.
giving the patient health and happiness
shsre sickness. gloomy feelings ahd lac
stude FIRST prevailed
In hlsssd poison nefeufial poison,
riaiafia. issP p~ia. and Ia al blos-i ani
skla iiseaaes like tiotehes. psmples old
shsanie ulsafs isfisf srai1heaa Nc "a
~iihoat fsag - contradiction that y T.
T. ~ the beet bisei purifier IN the
sogia
i.asiirs eheae sfstan- ere rel-anesl.
anB w'sf~s lil.ssi y 10 a. isapafs een.ll
tioa due g. sssusisual iffss ulasifse-. 49,
Fesaiiagly tsasfisA ~ the wea.ieffal
ls,ais sad nilsai fisaessea pfoissftias =
q 4 4. ff'4isEif Ast. iNke l, a,t snd
f'afassIati ; - ssis - Ell afaes .sis
t4ffsss iissfs- rsutsiefpfs
tafpaas iil.h naFaHaah. ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

have crpupy cblidrsn. aEa sever disaF
po.nts thesu. faere Is 40 dsneeT Ia -,
lng tbs keaseds "a large 4ed flegNsat
dosses as q contains UofbiDg ip.ur.o0s-
IA cent hotties fog sac - a. J. NUrE
bury. - Moafoe sireet, Also feek Bros-'.
- ia Aionro< sEresl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Grand Raj. ssrh.. Aes. IS Ia
Notice Il kefehY fiern ia he sseesEnneuf
ri - fttr etnsfruCti.sz - ee4e ia kif.
ah<ih sfreta froEa >ufft sfreft - kfusfe -
stree T. nee g. MS hands. $40 49, 81 ~
eslse psfnsf1t fAffr--f 20 t,s fsrsfai - enfl -
days from lbs de si fse eiica - tss y
80. n hoRniCK 1Io 1t..sur-s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

grnar SrvHaaSs TIE Trsnfan Pot
tsf.as company ~ The Grand Rapids
Novelty ecupsny 81 a., hearing ca pleas
81 tie iariaHcfioe and matters tskea
an ~ 4 irta1a,enf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

DRORATl5 ORDER State - Michigan. coun.
II q, II kentass Ata ssfsl.n n fis PRO
bate court fof said canuf, ~ k-ft held ~ fhe
rr.sbxfa siiiice "a the elty ~ Grand haf.ide.
tha lfsh DAY ~ Oftai.F. 10 ifa yeer uur tho1.
sand eight hundrs-i and nineiy three.
Prcss,iif, trl8s T. frrkius. judge af probate
ln the matter 81 She estate ~
John "a iith. rsossse~A
John III. Butler. eEcr stur - h las. yin and
tes ansenf - fatd drcsasfsi. having rendered
H. Tits cCnrt be sfcogn annual adfr iilsir ties
Account
III l. ordered thst fysdas, che eiih day -
Novsusber fsri 81 ~ clock IN Tie fpfaIlorsr re
said probate sJitfr. he appointed Tor TIE ~
su,fuafinn std allowance - Esd sccouni.
Ard a. IL fuffhrf Hftlffsti. fiisf corr - fhts
order he Iuhiifhei to- saceceelfe ufstks pre-
sions - sald day ~ hearing 20 ~ 'ireta h,f.
id- Hefsld. daliF nesEf 1Istf pfluffii sna car
cnlatinR ia said eoanfy - kent.
tfkts ~ FFEEtNS
"A TINE ~sst,f1 1osire 80 frftl.at~.
HAM ID. IE~KLt.- Re- lstef- 80 aes \
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

ttpef iifatfF.Isss isesen~ e fo-s
~ kent fafniisrs Ntssfts tifi ~ sssa
psnf ite~rsss 81 ite fss- s.sntiH .
'seef astf SAYS ~ ssst = ngss -
nrs tstai 81 FL ssf-l~ 3 tiIi = sfe-pgi.ssss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

~ IFsf4fffafa WA
GFend kaftds hirs. Nos. 4. 80
Notice i hsrehy xttra thai - sseess nls.fI'
rs.ll for ths ifat.Fus sssHht - n sfiiia -
from Nadiesss avenue - runfiI AHsre sffeff
h nee iu NJ hants. srd tfIat ] ell fefrles
rnrurnf theFstsi flsr t'.s period - txsstf daSz
ircrn tbss dsts a. tie cflcs o. tbe cif5 trras
sc,a A.H slRRICk. CssF Tressufss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Nefire i lrretF rift- shet ths rses~srs-et
fsf So - i-affosrlrf,st - NlFfh Pact stserf
frs,ss f..sefsIr ref1 - lfsf street =
srs - - lanis sai Ehef ed rs~eife fss
snerf tAAfasa ~ ts $500 - fuffstf defs trs-n
this sais 81 a. s.sts - tes rsts s1essarst et1F
- ~ e,akilk- 81. Ir-....--
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
LEGAL.

nRoRATF ORDER state - Michigan cour-
a. ~ kgi,t ss At = sr.asi.rn - t'fe Yrl bate
Court fof The aid conni - Kent. held "a tie
Prostate oiilcti ~ fin eats 81 sfrlui kart'f. az
the l.tb tsy of Noseiai ~, iu thr rear cns tnou-
sana eight hundred . ~ niutiS tarrs.
Present q sus y o. fkins. Judge ~ Probate.
lu tiis matter IT inc sstate -
fLirbA r. ttff.l.. dectastsi
Helen n. ole bafins nicI in fhst court boz
peiitisp trsfllg that tie ndfnsnlstfatton Il
said estate may h. .faltni . n f-etf.
ii H. oraer0d that Friday. tie sih daf - i,oc
eSnpcr. l>..i a ~ ociock in ic ferrnuon 81 81 "a
probate oHice. b. appointed Tor hesrine SAID
f.ssittcfi.
Ard II J. further ordered. that ciltf 81 this
sfsief b. published fllrsse successive wcFka fro
sious 80 ssii dag ~ h.srtnc. a the Grand Zap
i'd Herald r dqiiF ueerpifsrr pftntea AM CIR.
cuiating Ia said county - Rent.
tAEiS 4. rEgktNS
lAtrue cnpsl Juice of Probate.
uaKFf n. JFeF1H Register. uri uof -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

tse9 tse.i y $50 Hef . "a
ssssa. = asret.s sssaa sisas 49, ss.-szr.ess
- ff - es.stfe ean 81 sser 81 trt
assa sses fsl-se - asn@es - feafk st-est
= 49, - - hssk So 49, 80 eeretee
tsFssstts - ssase ~ - rsr-.t q fNrF,f
ssts tFrsN ttss 49, - 49, etsee a - ess5
tass4pes $50 aN
ss.4 "A sQkElkk. Css frss~ssza
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Perhaps the Known Intimacy Of the
Crimmins family with New York arch
bishop may have led 20 the report
that Miss Susie Crimmins. daughter Of
the powerful New York contractor,
m@ant 10 retire from the world into the
recesses OF eioister. A very close
friend Of the family says that the re-
port Is entirely due 10 q confusion Of
names. The Miss crimmings who has
given up her worldly life is not the
young lady whose father has become
known As the archiepiseopai alter ego.
Miss Susie Crimnins has manifested
no intention Of becoming : nun.
She Is probably one of the few bellies
of Tammsny with social prestige
outside her immediate circle. Indeed.
she is far more popular among those
who attend the affairs Of the Astors.
the Whitneys. the Vanderbilts, Mrs
Paran stevens and lotteries OF that
character than In the set one would
expect ~ find her warm friends. More
over. as the acknowledged heiress of =
superb fortune. she attracts consid-
cradle attention. Her beauty, ever
since she came out. has. OF course.
proved a trump card In the game Of
social eucher. which she plays with
such perfection. Miss Crimmins Is an
accomplished linguist aud musician.
and has decided literary tastes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

refss hsFsstf gfsss .4ai 49, ss~~ssDsat
~ A. r-ssFff So sssrf ~ fsIreF
= sss - hsets 49, sasi "a re.eels 80
aesi ftissess - t1s l--ri.i ~ t~rlst5 asft irts
tss So - - esss - tns eiss tr~ssassr.
- - el.Al- q on ls.-.s..a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

witheut as knowlecse TOR = long
tire. Ills pr0perty uas valued ~
shirty-ase thoassnd dollars
Che - the sristocrats anoag squat
tiers pays taxes On 0se-stoFy Cat
house lie lives with his fauilv IN .
craxy-lookiag eaain. plainly visible. 81
the sue1nit - noeky ellen alton. 10 hls
own tenants. nsst one Of whoa would
recognizes him as al equal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Mead Any Phosos'
fiftsea ~Aristo" Cahiasts finest
fnish. frosa tao sittsnss. sl.sa PisEsens
Gallery. as5 SoGth Diylsson street
GF-We Pay TAR Pare.
Democratic messenger., 1893-03-04
shutting on "a Brother.

Il think did pretty neat thing just
before | left home" said Roderick Cher
rill. Chicago travelling man. in the
Lindell Yesterday I've got young
brother. and he is just the dearest little
chap in the world. His only fault is
that when am home he is continually
touching me. and it costs me considera-
Bile III the course of year. Well. Satur-
day night he came with his usual request
ia quarter Now. Fred. said |. heres
half dollar. and your future success as
solicitor of aims del ends upon the way
you use this money.
The boy took it with sort of mysti-
fled air. and bidding me goodby left.
Now. here is my scheme. The half
gave him was one of the Worlds fair
souvenir half dollars. If he keeps il tas
he ought tol. he will always have money
and never need amy. If he doesn't kecl
valuable com like that tas he surely
WON'T, why. he never deserves To hav,
another cent, and | quit winner botl
ways."-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Democratic messenger., 1893-03-04
Strength and Health.

lfyou are no. feeling strong and heal
Thy try Electric Biiters II La Gaippc.
has left You weak and weary, use Electric
Bi'ters This remedy ac directly on
Liver. Stomach and kidneys, gently aid
ing those gans 10 perform their fnnct-
ions. II you are afflicted with Sick Head.
ache, yon can find speedy and permanent
relief by taking Electric Bulcrs. One trial
Will convince you thai This is The remedy
you need. Large bottles only 50c. at T..
d. Cottingham Il Co.'S Drug Store.
Democratic messenger., 1893-03-04
The Tombstone of DE tesscpa.

If Ferdinand de Lessels had completed
the Panama canal. the whole world would
have bent the knee To him. He failed
and the world uphr,ids him. His tall
has degraded France. disgrlced him and
ruined his friends. The SueZ canal is n
lasting monument to his genius the
Panama canal is his tombstone. The
world has forgotten the abuse and ridi
cule heaped npon him before he carried
TO successful completion the project OF
joining the waters of the Mediterranean
to those of the Red sea. project III
which the pharaohs Darius the Great
Napoleon Bonaparte and Mehenet Ali
had failed
He was Il quarter of IA century matur-
ing his plans and ten years IN builiing
the canal The actual cost Of the canal
was s.. 800 ono. and the net profits IN a
single year have been as much as 50 900.
600. England owns more than two fifths
of the canal and has rrnfited more by il
than all the other nations IF the world
put together. = New York Tribune
Democratic messenger., 1893-03-04
Isucklen'S Arnica Saivc.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands, Chilbla,ns
Corns. and all skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Piles. or M pay required II
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price 81 cents per
box For sale by T. ID. Cotiingham IL Co.
Democratic messenger., 1893-03-04
71,sssGeFAR III
FlELRaNp GRRDEN
NITRATE OF SODA AND CEREALS.
The True Theory and safe Rule for Apply
Ling :, u X.,lnnI,Il. EerfiIizcr nm l.r.,in Grams

The True Theory and safe Rule for Apply
Ing "a Valuable Fertilizer ON Grain Crops.
Following the principle of obtaining
the greatest amount of anything for the
least cost. nitrate of soda is of the great
est use To farmers for their cereal crops.
aflirms correspondent of American Gull
tivator. II gives very unsatisfactory re-
suits. however. unless properly used. Ii
applied i'll the spring i'll large quantities,
il naturally stimulates the growth of the
straw. 50 that the grain does not have
much chance to develop. The nitrate of
soda applied when the straw is growing
produces very luxuriant growths. and
another application given when the grain
is forming stimulates this part of the
plants in the same way. If used for
wheat. about one-quarter of the amount
to be applied should be used in the fall.
This gives the plants good start, and
during excessively dry falls it makes the
grain endure the drought better.
Onc-half of the remainder of the nj
trates should then bc applied in the spring,
when the vegetation begins to start up
and grow. This will give it good be-
ginning and make the straw grow strong
AMI rapidly. But to avoid too luxuriant
growth the remainder Of the nitrate must
be spread over the fields just before
blossoms appear. The grain is begin
ming Ia form heads then. and the nitrate
will help forward the process. The true
theory and rule for using the nitrate of
soda on the cereal crops is never to let
the soil be lacking in potash and phos-
phoric acid These should be III abun-
dance in the soil. and then the nitrate will
give results for all cereals that cannot
be surpassed by any other fertilizing
mafcriaI
Democratic messenger., 1893-03-04

You're pretty small" said the man
who was engaging some men to go on an
exploring expedition with him.
I'm not very tall. admitted the little
man.
Not much over ) feet. lshould judge. y
Very little over that"
..That's what makes me hesitate, said
the big man. Il shouldn't think You had
enough endurance TO stand"-
"Endurance. exclaimed the little man.
why. sir. I've got record for that"
'.How so:'
- put in whole afternoon in the rain
with girl feet tall and held the UNI
brclla over her head. If that doesn't show
endurance. | should like to know
That's enough You'll do. Detroit
Free Press.
Democratic messenger., 1893-03-04
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