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Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
All SIN LOOKED ON UNMovED.
Chinese SteicaIly Viewed the Awful Wreck
Recently in Washington.

The stolid, impressive nature of the
heather Chinaman was never better
illustrated than during the Ford's
theater disaster in Washington. Three
pig-tailed exotics from the fowery
kingdom conduct a 'washee" empo-
rum just the second door below the
historic old shell, where they are wont
to pursue the even tenor of their voca-
ton, which promotes the next neighbor
to godliness. Something more than an
earthquake shock would probably be
required to shake any exhibition of in
terest from these Cinnamon. Although
the crash of the falling floors of the
old theater was not far from their
ears and their own roof might have
come tumbling over their heads next
these Celestials, according to the Post,
did not manifest the slightest surprise
They simply stepped to their basement
door to see that the street was still
there and returned to their flatirons
Through the rest of the day, while
thousands of excited people were
clamoring outside, fire bells were
changing, ambulances rushing by and
dead and wounded men being carried
past in plain view of their windows,
those laundrymen bent over their
clothes and gave no sign that they re-
allied the progress of anything unu-
sual. For all the symptoms of intelli-
gence displayed by them they might as
well have been murmies of the Pha-
raohs drying up in their own skins. 1t
might have been the disregard of hui
man life which is said to be character
istic of the oriental, or it might have
been Johns faculty for minding his
own business, but anyway it was a
queer exhih;%io-
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Falcons as Letter Carriers.

Falcons may be used as letter car
riers in place of homing pigeons. NJ
Smokoff, lieutenant in the Russian
army, has contributed to the Revue des
Sciences, the result of some expert
ments in training falcons to carry dis
patches. Compared with pigeons, fall
cons are in more than one respect su-
perior as carriers. A pigeon travels from
eight to ten leagues in an hour, while
a falcon, it appears, can cover fifteen
leagues in an hour, and keeps up this
rate of speed for fifteen hours at a
time. The falcon can also, of course,
be intrusted with a heavier budget.
He is less easily affected by atmos-
pheric changes, encounters fewer dan
gers on the way and can rarely become
the victim of an enemy stronger than
himself.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Lizard Skins from Mexico.

A warm climate and creeping things
go together. According to statistics
compiled by the general government
of the state of Tabasco, Mexico, 10000
lizard skins were shipped to the United
States from that state last year. This
peculiar industry is carried on by hun
dreds of natives, who capture the wild
tropical lizards without difficulty.
Thousands of the skins are marketed
in Mexico, while large quantities are
exported to European countries. 1t is
estimated that fully 5,OOO,OOO lizards
were slaughtered for their skins in the
state of Tabasco alone last year.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Return of the Earring.

The returning wave of early Vic
torian incongruity has brought the re-
vival of that relic of barbarism, the
earring, which the common sense of
the last years had almost stamped out.
During the last two seasons even the
insignificant earstud had ceased to
find favor with the fashionable, but
now the ominous presence of orna
ments in the jewelers. windows for
that feature which nature never in
tended for adornment suggests that
while the heavy pendants with which
our grandmothers disfgured their ears
may not again challenge public favor
the revived earring will exceed the di-
mansions of the single stone, simply
set, now worn.
THE total receipts at the New York
custom house for the fiscal year that
ended June 80 were S13s, O32, OPS. "a COM
pared with S12O, 1872, 613. 80 for the pre-
vious fiscal year, or an increase of
nearly $17,30O,0OO.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Ryan Still Holds the Belt.

WATERBURY,, Conn, Nov. Tommy
Ryan. the champion weller weight,
knocked out Harry Jamison OF Bridge
port here tonight in two rounds.
Jamison fought at 165 pounds and
Ryan at 140 In the first round Ryan
appeared to be sizing up his man, but
in the second, he sailed in with rush
which dazed Jamson and ended the
fight. The knockout was of the most
pronounced character. Walter Nc
Nally only spared Danny Retzell two
rounds when the referee declared
the contest a draw to save police in
reference.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
MASCOT NOT In IT.
The Great DireCtum Scores
Another Victory.
The Black GeIding Was Unable to
Keep His Feet In the First
Two Heats.
By the Associated Press.


NEW York, Nov. -2.-The trotting
match between Directum and Mascot
proved to be no sensation at all 30 far
as the race itself was concerned. There
was but one horse in it. The only SEN
sation on the days program was the
enormous crowd gathered at Fleetwood
track to see the sport, between six and
seven Thousand present. After the first
heat, during which Mascot broke badly
twice, it was hard to get even money on
the black horse. After Mascot had
again shown decided breaking proclivl-
ties in second heat, the odds turned to
100 to go on Directum winning in three
straight heats.
Directum won the toss for the pole
and when they were sent away in the
first heat on the second scoring, Dlrec-
tum got pretty nearly half length ad-
vantage. The horses had not made
over 100 yards when Mascot threw up
his heels in a shameful break and lost
five or six lengths. Kelly held Direc-
tum back until Mascot got within a
length of him. Mascot broke again
and Directum had things his own way
10 the finish, which he passed at least
Fl We lengths ahead of mis- opponent,
time 2:10R.
Directum got little the best start in
the second heat too and held it easily,
passing under the wire fully four
lengths to the good, time 2:07A.
In the third heat Directum was in the
advance when the racers were told to
go, and increased his advantage before
the turn. The pair went for a half a
mile with Mascot's nose we'll on to the
wheels of Directum's sulky and then
the black horse shot ahead like bullet.
Mascot, however, kept going all the
time and when they came into the
stretch he again Tapped the leader.
Kelly then for the first time during the
match, compelled Directum to exert
himself and he put half a length be-
tween the racers. Andrews kept the
gelding moving but could not decrease
the lead, and in those positions the
contestants passed under the wire in
the third heat, time :0SI.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE. Nov. 2.-The track was
fast today. Entries in the six furlongs
race were Merry Eyes and Josie Sumer-
set. Time ,14115.
Mile and seventy yards, Indigo and
Roquefort Boro. Time l :4O1a.
Six furlongs. Buckwa, Freeman and
The Broker. Time LIS.
Seven furlongs, Pickwick, Imp,
Somersault and Lulil1e Mannette.
Time 1 :27.
Four and a half furlongs, Tommie
Tucker, Evear, Darwin and Wedge
wood. Time 5615.
Six furlongs, Prince Kinney, Tesset
and Safe Home. Time liza.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Not Done In a Corner.

WICHITA. Kan, Nov. 2.-After max
ing preliminary speech here tonight
Governor Lewelling read the statement
in regard to the terms OF the settle
ment of the legislature controversy
made and signed on the night of Feb.
6, last, which was referred to by Speaker
Douglass in a speech in this city on
Tuesday night. Lewelllng declared
that the terms of the compromise finally
agreed to were the same in substance as
had been repeatedly proposed by him
and as often rejected by the Douglass
house.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
A Street Car Held up.

OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. "A cable car
on the Cemetery branch of the Con-
solidated Piedmont Gable Company was
held up by three highwaymen tonight.
The road agents after battering Con-
ducter john Murphy into insensibility
rifed his pockets. The robbers, how
ever, failed to take three or four dollars
which Murphy carried in his coat
pocket for the purpose of making
change. They also left gold watch
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03

SANDY Hook, Nov. 2.-The Brown
segmental fve-ineh wire gun broke the
worlds record today with thirty pounds
of Leonard smokeless powder and a
COZ pound shot. The velocity of the
missile was $3.50 feet per second, with
breech pressure of $500 pounds per
square inch,
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Fearful Loss of Life at Sea.

New York, Nov. "A morning
paper has the following Havana ad
vices: The steamer CITY of Alexandria,
belonging to the New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship company, from Havana
and Matanzas for New York, was
burned at sea yesterday and about
thirty-fve lives lost.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
He Was Not Related.

New YORK. Nov. I'm the court Of
common pleas this afternoon Chief JUS
tice Daily dismissed the suit of Alex
ander Stewart against Henry Hilton.
The case was dismissed because in
Justice Daily's opinion, the claim to
relationship between the plaintiff and
A. 7. Stewards family was not estab-
lished.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03

and chain. While Murphy was being
robbed at the rear of the car by two
men, third robber covered Gripman
]. D. Seaman with revolver to prevent
his giving an cutlery. The robbery was
committed while the car was standing
on turntable just outside the ceme-
terry gate. the most dismal place on the
whole line.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Not His Fault.

Foreman Ito printers deviD-Jim,
you are downright jack-ass.
Jim-'Tisn't my fault. When you
hired me you told me to initiate you,
an I'm dom the best l can.
Exit devil, closely followed by fore
man.-Des Moines Argonaut.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
A Heavy Failure.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 2.--The fail
ure of the firm OF Samuel Biaisdell, Jr,
& Co. of Chioopee. Mass, large whole
sale dealers in cotton and wool stocks of
all grades. was announced today. The
liabilities are $275,000, assets not
known
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03

"Why have you never tried to earn
your own living?"
"My dear boy, I would, never think
of injuring the rest of mankind by en-
tering into competition with it."-Chi-
cago Record.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
A MenacIng Incident.

PARIS, Nov. "A frontier incident
occurred near St. Die, in the depart
ment of Vosges, that is likely to cause
strained relations in some quarters
until the matter is satisfactorily settled.
The German forest guard yesterday
killed two French poachers whom he
found on the territory annexed to Ger
many as result OF the war of 1870 and
1877
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Championship Foot Race.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 1.-The two
mile foot race for a purse of $500 and
the cham pionship of the world, between
Smith of this city, and Everett G. Nc
Clennand OF Pittsburg, Pa. was run
here this afternoon, resulting IN a
victory for Smith, who won easily in
9:34 3-5, finishing fully 200 yards
ahead. The first mile was made in
4:56. Betting was 1o, to 8 in favor Of
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Notice for Publication.
HON estead E., No. 1895.
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON,

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, I
Oct. 81, 1893. !
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that So d proof will be made before the Clerk of
the District Court at Phoenix, Arizona. on De-
ember 9Th. 1898. viz: August H. Elfers, of
Phenix, Arizona, for the n. L. d, Sec. &c, Up.
3N., R. 2E.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, VIZ: Charles Smithline, Ed
ward Forrest, Thomas Blake and Emma L.
McGehon, IL of Phoenix, Arizona
HERBERT BROW,
Register.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
On the Wheel at Independence.

INDEPENDENCE, Iowa. Nov. 2.-John-
son got more records this afternoon and
now has all the records up to the q of
mile. For that distance, with fly
start he, made in 1:l6, lowering his
former record by is of second. In
the standing start attempt, he covered
the distance in :23 3-5.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03

Party at Window-Say, gimme two
and Discovery"
Stamp Clerk-Come, talk sense! What
do you want?
Party at Window-Ain't yez on? Gin
me two twos and one. Say, you're
dead slow'-Pnck.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Senate Combinations.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The following
combinations were made by the senate
yesterday: q. W. Humphrey, Nevada,
marshal, district of Nevada; Leon JOS
tremsi, La, United States consul at
Callao, Peru.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Granting Desert Lands.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Delegate Mark
Smith, of Arizona, has prepared bill
granting all desert lands except mineral,
to states and territories in which the
lands are located for educational pur-
poses.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Chance for a Young Man.

Medical Student-Do you know, Miss
Fanny, that the action of the human
heart is sufficiently strong to lift every
twenty-four hours one hundred and
twenty pounds?
She (blushing)-Really? Why, that's
just my weight.-Vogue.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
MURDER AT BELGRADE.

Report of the Crime Not Confirmed
at Vienna.
BELGRADE, Nov. 2.-Ex- Minister
Velimirovitch, formerly at the head of
the department of justice and the
richest citizen of Belgrade, was found
murdered III his bed room. Robbery is
believed to have been the motive of the
crime
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
The Red Corner Store.
Cash Panic Sale.

so ladies' jersey jackets in black,
green and gray, imported goods, cost
$500 and $3.50. during our panic sale
$1.00 each. LOOK AT OUR SIGN.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Not Confirmed at Vienna.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The correspondent
of the Standard at Vienna says no con-
irmation was received up to late hour
of the murder at Belgrade of ex-Minis-
ter Velimirovitch.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
The Red Corner Store.
Cash Panic Sale.

so ladies' Blazier suits, cost $3.50 and
$3.50, during our panic sale $275
suit. LOOK At OUR sign.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
OTHER SPORTING EVENTS.
Nancy Hanks Did Not Go at Terr
Haute.

Haute.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov 2.-This is
the first and only day of record break
ing. The worlds two mile stallion
trotting record was broken by Green
lander making two miles in 4 "a, which
beats the stallion record twelve seconds
and comes within half second of the
worlds record made by Nightingale
last year. The track was in no condi
ton tor record breaking and Doble
deemed it inadvisable to start Nancy
Hanks and Arion.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Death of Cardinal Loren ri.

ROME, Nov cardinal Lore 1ziis dead.
He was one OF The oldest and most
noted of the college.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
The Red Corner Store.
Cash Panic Sale.

IS lsdie-' ii -~rv- in evening
shad-~ st 50 90. |nrips nnr panic sale
SOC esrh Tn V muf 90. LOOK AT
OUR SION
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
The Red Corner Store.
Cash Panic Sale,

100 pieces fancy dress goods in all
shades and styles worth from SOC to 35c
a yard, during our panic sale IAN 8yard
dress pattern) for $1.25. LOOK AT
OUR SIGN.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
A Fortified Standing Forest.

There are several places in the west
in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona
and Utah in particular-where large
petrifed, agatized, silicifed or jasper
ICED trees are found. These are lying
down. Not so with the petrified forest
of Custer county, Idaho. This forest
of stone, according to the discoverer,
MIR. F. B. Schermerhorn, seems to have
all been standing at time when the
whole section was overfowed with a
stream of plastic clay. This clay
settled around the trunks of the forest
giants, converting them into stone,
leaving the tops sticking out. In the
course of time the fumes from the
plastic mass, which is of volcanic origin,
transformed the limbs to stone also.
and now the whole is standing forest
of solid rock.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03

Mexico has opened its section in the
Manufactures building. Mexico's ex-
hibit covers an area of six thousand
square feet on the main floor in the
southwestern corner of the building.
The displays, which are mainly of an
industrial nature, are placed in large
bronze showcases. Exhibits of cloth
ing, laces, woolens, marble work, pot
terry and bronzes are the most conspic-
uous and show wonderful growth in
the manufactures of the country. The
pottery is all handmade, and where
figures are represented the proportions
are quite artistically nodded.
Arizona republican., 1893-11-03
Cost of the sultan,s Hor..ho,a

The sultan's harem costs $15, O0o, 900
yearly. About 100 women leave every
year to marry, and each has 1877, 500
dowry. Yet the number never falls
below 300. Every official struggles to
get his daughter in, for each has ten
servants, carriage and four and the
possibility OF gaining influence over
the sultan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

CHrc.oo. Aug. 9.-Wheat was Irregular
today. starting decidedly weak. improving
later and closing easier again. The early
weakness was due TO a continued depressed
feeling, the increased pinch IN money mat,
tcrs, the failure Of Minneapolis bank and
TO belief that tho silver Law could not he
repealed until after long debate, which
might rob II OF its beneficial effect. The
market improved sharply later. however, In
~xmpafhy with the bulge In corn, and all the
early decline vas recovered. Towards the
close there was some reaction and easier
prices prevailed. September sold from 5s1fc
Ia s8i.c. up 20 60ilc and OF 10 5s5sc. DE-
r-onts,r soid from SIC To e8c and went OF 10
14c. The Gloss was &c higher for August,
&c lower for September AID 10 lover Tor
December than las; night.
Corn was scfy strong on Official confirma-
ton Of damage ~ droush and big rush OF
shofts 20 cover. September went up ic,
while May advanced sc. hut easeo on some.
There vas a marked reaction during the
closing hour. September selling OF 30 $50
aud Mar "a s2&c- The Close was "a nc
n CHER than last night.
Cat. were fairly active and higher In SYM
uafhy with corn. September sold from -
10 eif.c and May from 29h. % 30c. There
was weak tono during the last hour. Sep
teuber ceiling hack 70 2fi<c and May TO
aoi.c. The close vas 1sai5tc higher than
llzi night.
Hog prrplucts were firm a. a rule. pork
-hoeir. les strength than lard or ribr. The
receipts Of hogs were only about half the IS
rimafe and the product wasin good demand
september pork cold at 81. 25ta 10 lard az
s7t{sdSfetl and ribs NJ a.. 25d7.2 The
slo.s wns ~ disc higher for pork. a25 "a fOc
higher tor lard and nc higher for rihs.
Closing pricess
wazAr-Augss-t. 5sScs September. 5e,lc;
De.ember. 81 G
Conx--Augast, si<cs September, 39xc;
October. toAe; December. ale. Nay. t2&c.
Nav. WAc.
Posx-Ausu-s. tiais, sepssns>r. si2.4s,
MAY tf1tA
I.AnD-Aursrrt. ts.o7s september. sst2l
Ortof~r. 500
RBs-kasuss. $50. sepsemhsr. s.25. DC.
t.,f.or 4 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

.Fovai Ruby Eye Whisky II FREQ
from 81 foreign favor anil aduiferants:
naturally ripenesi and matured by
eleven years storage in woosi. q is a
Rive a. 81 hyer and costs 80 more
sfse inferior trarr.s Try Il and you
ut never lp satisfied g. ifse any ether
a pare old Nhisf5 u aiifays free from
fnaii eil. u1ith - . rpisin. and should
nof - saurn into fhs systsm. Aga
eliminates = frum the spirit e oxidla.
ton AMI it - converted into fragrant
sthers. shieh give The bouquet 20
ahaslsy
Wien ron want uhisky for medicinal
res voo asnf ft pure Royal kuby'
Rya - guaranteed pure IN every rar
teaiar. ard recommended Or the N
ss,d ani che spnvalescent iIiottied AZ
dlstiiery1 SIS per 4uert bottiA
FtfYtL VINE Gu. Cfucsao. For
sac y scribees 3 Aliworth. druegiE,s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

NEW Yoax. Aug. s.-FIoun-DulL weak.
winter wheat. low grades, n.oS42.SS per
cwt
waEAr-Dull, steady Close; August.
e64c; September. 6sne; October. lie; De-
eernher. s5isc; January. 76;sei May. sis<c.
CokS-Dull; nominal; closing: August,
f7+c; September. Ssic /, October. fskc; De-
eeH,fer. f7ise; May, se4e
OKrs-Fairly active, irregular; options
dull. iirmer. August. slsc; September.
sac; October, 81 sc. spot prices; No.
:. ike; No. white. 3o't@3lke
IAnD-csaiat. firmcr: western steam closed
az $50 bid; city a. 1a4sc.
PoRK-Firm, quieti new mess. HANG
leo
Caxxsz-ouics. easier; state. large, 81
acc.
CorrxR-Dull, options opened dull; I'M
changed 10 10 points down. closed steady ~
90 IS points down. August, sif-9o,e l5-OO;
september, <f5.O0ai5.05 October, $lt.vo
af1o; December. tii.7bsfLso. Spot Rio
dull
SuoAn-Raw. dull; fair refining. 3il@
3slc; ccntrifugals. Sc test. 34ci refined
moderately active. steady; OF A, iSl69
at<c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
STOCKS UP A NOTCH
Heavy Inflow Of Gold Stimulated
the Whole list
BEARS ATTEMPT TO COVER
uhesx Opened weak. Hut Closed
with sssxhs oaiss--ftox> and
HOG Prod.css Fsrm<r.
BEARS ATTEMPT TO COVER

xxs Yosx. AUG. a-Monsy on call
has been ez<y. RAGING NON 10 ,
per csnt; lat loaa ~ , per cant and
elnsinx offered a . per cent
pc-ts<i Tates sAsih0ksA
Gesesnmsnf bonds have been strong.
The dealings u the stock exchange
were characterised b. weakness during
q great part II the day and IN some In
stances sharp declines we're recorded.
The hears we're unusually aggressive.
having been encouraged in their opera
tons By the closing q the Madison
square bank. the continued high pre-
minm paid for currcncy and gold On
the other hand there w2s little or no
support from any quarter. The heaviest
declines we're Ga In General Electric.
81 In Chicago Ga&. 81 Ia Western I'm
.oa. ia IN Burlington 4 ouincy. IA IN
sugar. 2 In Lsckaxanna and l - In Man
lattsn and Rock Island.
The offerings were not particularly
heavy and the losses resulted chiefly
from The lack u supporting orders AZ
ga yesterday the selling for the long ae-
coanf was comparatively light. fact
which made its-lf felt during the last
aolr o. husinass. when the whole market
oh an strength and advanced anywhere
iIoai ! "a paints sugar and General
Eloerric Ia the upward movement. the lat
81 GA tbs ACCOMPLISHMENT that friends OF the
conranl lad provided tho A.oso.0so neces
.sry H. hquidate the floating debt When
III bsars attempted % cover they found the
A.. ~. I4r ~
.-.ets.i aad tie sssuIt ~as regular scramble
purchase near tbs clos. The heavy influx
II gold was not without it, influence IN stim-
siai lng tie ate recovery.
ihe transactions aggregated 2iais6
shares, incl.ding 81, is7 unlisted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

r~ro< Srocx YAnp.. Chicago. Aug. A.
Cattle - keceiptz. 300; cnmmon ~ extra
.fesrs. S3.iodS TO- sfockers and feeders. e.. Is
$40 eows and hcifrrs. H.osf1ao.
Hors-Recsir's. 800, Leavy, N-Nsa5.t0;
ldL51.
Receipts. 1000: poor 10 choice.
a; .ss2A1s. aslf-s. f175a12A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

LoxDox. Aue. s.-The xrsla markets
orrned thi. morning gsiet "a. steady. A.
Ltesrpeol rnarkese were eiteesi, d teing
h.slniay E,ondra easgp'~ 81 California
cheat steady: e,srn frsa. TIE Ffrnea mar.
Esls Nefo aa.,ifangesi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

D.rrort. Ms-zs. ~ e--wh>af-No. ?
ID cash 5a& a.ksd August. 80 .Sep-
-e,nh~r. sitef De,emter, se,se. No. !
whifa cash. s. ~
Carn--No. z. cash. tfisr.
tst.--No. , xhis.. cash. new. 30.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

B<sfds Asyss5f
with work and worry-a wo-
man without fsarku< She
has twice a. much work. and
gets half as much done. With
Psa~isss. she can keep her
house clean without keeping
il upset. She can wash the
clothes easily. al know that
n IS done safely RsGrlixs
wash eseryt igg. II you
try TO Ia coml~rt, you viii
have TO try L.
ns4sEs a iInikasions. rss JAMES FfLENf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

+ a sse discovery ~ - praaps lef-
a.aaeas eae = f1ies b sssSy fssga.
Ess1s drasslst A@s j.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

X ana Pyfine "a hrona s@lsset
Cafee 81 headaches tfiai bottles itAa