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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
WASTE o. MONEY.

In the DISCUSSION Of the superior
court many persons are moved to OPP
pose It's abolition because it involves the
lo~~ II profitable employment to the
court attaches. The same consideration
would NO, bc entertained II applied To
private business enterprises
The court costs the taxpayers 81 this
city and county more than 10000 an
nuslly. This ia nearly s5oo week. The
amount of civil buainess IL transacts
does not approximate in value one half
the cost 1t maintenance. Now. would
any conservative business man main
tain business enterprise that cost him
u maintain il double the amount in
vested IN il. Certainly not.
The superior court Is a statutory tri-
bunsl. limited in jurisdiction. II it did
not exist the rights Of citizens would not
be suspended. The circuit courts have
original and constitutional jurisdiction
in all matters that are by statute Sc
ferred 10 the superior court So il the
superior court were abolished the only
change in our judicial machinery would
BE- 10 cut OF . useless expense TO the
taxpayers.
Ii has been shown. and the truth has
not been challenged. that tho cost OF
running the superior court has increased
at the rate Of $3.50 q year for the last
four ycarA 1t has also been shown. and
tho truth has not been challenged. that
the amount Of business has n steadily
diminished Putting the two unchsl-
lcnged facts together the conclusion is
irresistible that the court has evolved
itself from . simple judicial excresence
to an inexcusablc private snap.
IL the court can no demonstrated to
have one redeeming function ~ judi
cial tribunal. separate from its personel.
that is not already vested in the circuit
court. there might be some excuse for
the sublime waste Of money its mainten-
ance requires.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Possibly the action Of President Cleve-
land IN appointing men ~ Office over the
protest 81 organized labor may be for
gotten before the next election and pos
sibly not. Possibly the many promises
al better times. more uork. better pay
and cheaper goods may be forgotten and
possibly not-Cedar Springs Clipper.
Especial emphasis IL given 10 the re-
publican triumph this spring 10y the re
suit in Wayne county. which went re-
publican both on the judicial and state
tickets Don Dickinson may we'll he in
v.tei to interpret the meaning ii all
this. Battle Creek Journal.
Michigan ID still in the republican
column. both feet firmly planted upon
the rock Il principle. IL will take more
leverage than democrat camI aigners can
command To- move her from her rock
hound foundations again.--Muskegon
Chronicle.
While the vote was light. exceedingly
light on both sides. il would seem that
the democrats were the most Indifferent
Ia results. and therefore lacked some
thing like 10000 Of carrying Michigan
Big Rapids Bulletin.
Now Adlai's law partner has been
nicely provided for. and il becomes more
ana more apparent that the administra
tons motto is: When in doubt ap-
point country lawycr."-Detroit Tri-
bune.
The failure Of the Chicago newspa-
per comisne Ia down Carter Harrison ia
explained az due Ia the fact that the
men who voted for Carter do not read
the papers, Saginaw Courier Herald.
The women OF Grand Bend. Kansas.
have nominated bachelor for mayor.
and now the opposition are bowling that
woman suffrage is a failure.-Detroit
Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

One % tn. speakers Who discussed the
sub5ec, ~ Sunday observance before ths
Ep~or,h convention declared that IL IL
we're necessary Ia stop street car traftc
"a Reeds lake on Sunday. that the day
soight not To desecrafed. be would
walk "a church" There 10 nothing in
the lass u the state nor the ordinances
II the city that tcrb,ds the exercise II
his pedal sxtremities on the day and Tor
the purpose mentioned Ii 10 his free
dom in tina respect that makes real
denee in this country - much moro de
sirahle than anywhere else.
The persons that patronlzc the street
carr on Sunday do not insist that the lib
erty youcnsafed tn church goers shall
be abridged They do not say that tho
MAJ Who pulls the rope that rings the
bell shall do the work for which he il
PAID. 90 Saturday. that their Sunday
morning nap may not be- disturbed by
the clAngor VI the bella Nor do they
say that the man who pumps the church
organ full Of wind shall perform that
breezy task on Friday. Nor that the
paid choir singers shall sing on Thurs
day. The worlds people do not attempt
Tn check any Of these religious violations
II the sabbath
What the worlds people want il to Be
convinced that il is wrong % enjoy the
sabbath. Convinced Of il they will not
dess~rrate the day. But when any con-
siderable or inconsiderable part al the
community shall seek by force tn CON
pei man to Observe q religious tenet or
sentiment 20 which he does not sub
scribe. il 10 equivalent to compelling
man who believes in the bible and
sanctity of the Sabbath tn become an
infidel.
Tho young man may ride on walk. no.
, dy cares. - long a he shall not insist
that others do as he does Religion
never gained any converts BY force.
Love and forbearapce win the sinful
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

pessssd essfigstioa a eiectors stupid
ity But in part | think yoe we're IA
srsm. TIE god psds constitutional
smsndmsnt dass eontsn nysss IA add
tiouAl city TAXATION. II county roads are
90 be paid for by taxing the whole
county On the other hand IL eontem-
plates no incroAss. aud perhaps reduc-
tioo Il farmers TAXATION. because taxing
the whole county viii raise y large fund
with To increase 81 farmers taxes. while
the cities and villages will pay most Of
the ss2eoss II county roads. Also this
amensl,nsnt makes possible tow nship
roads for which each toe nship may tar
itself. and increase 90 diminish is taxes
- IL may 49, lit. City voters " ho voted
against this amendment because il may
incresas1 their taxes wsse not. therefore,
entirely stupid But Nthc eity voters
did nobiy. They generously gave big ma
lori:sss In favor u better country roads
for farmers. even il the cities will have
To pap = large share Of the bill. IL Vas
the farmers who we're stupid in voting
against measure Ia give themselves
goci reads mainly at the expense 1t the
cities and villages and without incress-
aug tpossibly decreasing) is.rmers' taxes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

rresiden, CieveIandIs are falls again
to open - rssiicule the trumpeted Cleve.
land reform order. that no ev official shall
30 resppointedt 20 81 ,heosfce he formerly
held under Cleveisnd's arst sdraini-trs
tion. This time thu ave cuts deep into
the welfare n this district. tn replace
Dudley a. Watson a. c,nIlectcr 81 Gus
toms Q. Grand Haven tor the district %
Michigan. hy the removal 81 Capt
Ge,rzp ". Mcbride. sho has Sled The
Office with distinguished credit a. che
Hsrri=on adm -iistrstioo-
Ws'alns uiosie = filling the Office has
teer brought into such marked contrast
Nv The meshosii-sl administration ~
Captain McBride, that general iisap
prolrst,on ~ Nsts,n's method 10 fo1nd
~ fhe universal camm~ndstssn ~
Ncprti~'s admirable rec,rd IN tn con
tlt,rr - fhs of'iss. The latter. a. -on ~
~. received his commission. appointed
an sxpsriens,~d sccount. Andrew rhors
son. h,s deputy. anil the first vcrs ~
rlersi ssa q, r~rrrsrixe and syssessstife
ne cf'ce that bad ~ in-ssci.n,y b-~n
allowed o. run into fiisrF,ier
trara cfScisI chase Nc Bride spiesdd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Sole- Mss- fsai haA-
DANCE of fhE Btf1kkFiluA
ns-s brias essa,hsEi1a- ni.s Es-sss wsisss
Ma aasals whirs Mss Jsssr kvsaS-
Hsxes Rssseiss Ee.sss tslav~li.
EsssAla Asassies hsfseesfss AsfdasAss.
D.s.y fssdlsl<r.
HoLoNpAlsk
\. IL nrs-.. NJ ssssss.
sI,s s.i T;.s ss' * s 800,
e.: ; s;:::; :: " y:
ssax-"Nos Bsscss Pc
b. klss Lens Belle BrsAssasA.
LAWN TENNIS
i f.s.sI i o..s k kssi ks :sssa..
Nelly strshsn. Nina mseksses
kssa Y.his. hssd .srvr,sht
Lsar. Lss's ss sfsA nalif ss.ss:
Per-, Heath nssrsss Ndrsrh.
jamie forhrs- Chariss 6hrivsr.
Charles k-llorg. Ralph Men ullso.
fsrcy Assh.s- Tom Ford
Irish keci,Atioa Anna NcNamsra.
sALIAREILO.
Mis- Julia Barlow. Mr. Prank Dssa-
FLORENCE Hilton. Howard 1Usdvay-
Mamie Waters Hau, fsirchiid.
yo~ie NJ d, kems- (omssock kenkie.
finma RAYMOND. Louis Coseii
Kate Ford. Aloese Ewins.
Nan Parker. Charles foWcrN-
Maud Hilton. John Golsismith-
Bessie Schulsr Viii fooss.
The curtain viii 10 lowered Tor oas minute
~ this poiEti
AwAKE.ING or THE STATUES.
Mr.. J. T.. Brower. Leo n, p. Fisher.
Miss Mae s,rshAn. Tom willard
belle ChsmbsIiin. vii Hsshi.oa-
Ms. rnr s ia.n , Th..i. sa as.s,ssa
Lena Bridxrmsn. Randolph r Earle.
Tonight the "komoi" in ali its original
richness IL costumes and splendor Of
Of stage groupings will be reproduced.
Fred Stinson. who, by the by. uaed to
be Sadie Martinot's husband. has en-
gagged Walter Hale. who was seen hero
in Alexander Sxlvini's company. TO play
Juvenile parts with Julia Marlowe next
season. Mr.. Jewst, an Australian, Who
has been playing in San Francisco. will
play the heavy parts. Walter Hale 10 q
young actor Of striking good looks. and
Jewet is II the English type made
familiar here by Osmond Tcarle.
Alice f.. Ivee, formerly Of Detroit, and
Jerome Eddy have written play called
The Village Postmaster" 1t il an
nounced for production in New York At
the beginning OF next season.
Mary Anderson il said to be acquiring
the Spanish language with great readi
ness. 1t WAS always thought that Mary
had a sort Of Spanish walk.
Agnes Hcrndon 10 soon to produce in
Baltimore = society drama by Alfred
Hennequin Of Detroit. 1t 10 entitled
"A Wiiful Woman"
Hattie Russell. late OF w. II. Cranes
company, has been engaged by John
Stetson for one Of his Crust Of Society"
companies.
Trixy Hamilton will close her season
here To depart for London. where che
will appear in new sensation piece by
Darcy.
DIR. Eddy, promoter and propounder
Of spiritism phenomena. will appear in
The Powers Sunday evening.
Stuart Robson will play one Dromio
and Giles Shine t'Other. next season.
Hanlons ~Fantasma" will be seen in
The Powers April II and IL.
Next weeks Offering in Smiths will 30
unusually bright.
There will be matinee in Smiths TO-
day. The bill is strong one.
Dan Mccarthy will be in The Grand
all next week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

THERE are hundreds Of men in Michi-
gan who are in need Of employment and
who cannot finn a single days work.
Yet the contractors on tho 500" canal
are importing foreigners. and 30 will
pass through this city today on their
way 10 Sault Ste. Marie. The Ameri-
can who 10 doomed to earn HE bread by
the sweat OF his brow il fortunate. in
deed. IL he can find an opportunity to
perspirc, except at his own expense.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

nsrssa yssessday. ~ trsishs hasd.
49, q he Laks Shoss ~ NsuAAgaa
Csnsrsl - - Orasd 'TteAk vsat cut
% . sfriks snd rsfused - retars ~
vurk. ls Sssnt quite - esey ~ 80
men shsn - Il v ne and the roads
wsss u BOD cussdision- Fn4ily the Lsks
6Aneo o1Bciab - yoasde hss aSca .
happy idea Mosa q she strikers we're
Ind catholics cd tAssr Sssss sstrnsicd
coa4s9aon every nosnsns- The Ssoes
u the road visited ths pssasts Nnd cxsa
vinced then VI TIE inlary the strais .sss
dninG- Tia psau1o psoA1oed - asd
thea and did "a. They obtained The
nsanss a I'll ths ssrlkcrN end sh~u .
woman came 10 osstu1nlon the priest
veuA go: Are y0s sny. rslsssssa
70 pssrick ksiiyy &hara. go Ass my
husband the woGnan ussaid Nply
Well. can't skonive you- Your huslAnd
10 striker and % dong sruag Within
three days every man sss hack % work.
Manly C. DnAes. . vsi -lnswa Frenk
Sors ssssrnsy. = eussa IN The Nee Law
iaesapa, NJ. Doies y The u,snssi Cor
u q. Chaph1ess IL hls suit in tie tnitet
States cours seainst shs Tolsda. Ann
Art,or 4 NcrtA~n NicA,ssa RAiirasd
company.
judge J. Byron Judkins a Red Cssy
go . guest Ia tie Nsw Livsnguaop zee
tsgday. Judge yudlins 10 nsskilg
arrangements To move 90 Grsnd Rspsds.
and will probsbly do - this spring
Jssss Church. the Greeesilis lumber.
man and capitalist. snd c. A. Church.
the veil known Lowell banker, are
guests in The Nev Livingston.
Isaac n. Dsmmon. psofsssor 4 Engl,sh
htsraturs in the unisessity u Michigan.
din~d in the Nss kviagstcn yesterday.
L. Bcaumsnn. Nev York furniture
buyer. vss an srivS in The Morton
yesterday.
NosTox- Fred Berry. Muskseca:
George J. B~9osr. Bedding; Phil }. Cel
grove. Hsstangs. c. ". issiding. 81
Louis; T. T. Homer. Eaton RApsdS
6wExr's-S. r. Rosenisid. Detroit; J.
Heory Van TaaDel, Ann Arbor; John j.
Foster. H. ~ Andsrvpn. Grs~nville. A.
J. Burnes. J. j. Clemont. Wseousta
NKu Lrvisosrcs--A. A. Nichois, Ian.
sing; T. j. Ramsdeli. Manistse: J. II.
Jackson, 81 Josrph; y. K Hewlett.
Grand Haven; G. a. Hopkins. Muske
gon-
EAoLE-J. w. Kennedy. Detroit; james
Hamilton. Coldwster; A. r. Nsyier
Howard City; b. 4. Paddock. Aih'on.
II. L. Priest. Big kapids; A. A. Wright.
Kalamazoo.
kExT-W. r. Kcfauer. Msnistique: G.
n. Sheldon. Por, Huron; q. W. Matte
con. Vaudeville: j. H. jackson. ST. 10
seph; A. Ii. Smith. Nashville.
CLAREspoS-J. b. McNett. Grand
Haven; A. G. Estabrook, Allcgsn: A. J.
Brown. Sparta; r. b. Ewing. HiilsdAlc.
A. @. Werbert, woodvillc.
BRIpsE 6rsGET-w. Maeoou. Scott
vile; q. IL. Richardson. kslkssks.
Charles Webb. Berlin; J. r. Tibbetx. Ra-
VIENNA; w. A. Whitman. TraseSe City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF,

At the annual meeting At the Grand
River Boat club at Lansing last evening
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year; President. Charles z.
Downey; vice president, X. r.. Bracket.
Jr; secretary. L. NJ. Waters; treasurer.
K q. Jones; captain, G. Walter Mead;
lieutenant. Bailey NJ. Buck; directors.
q. W. Renyx. G. II. Osband, Ford j.
North. Frank Porter. A. I. Sprsgue. NJ.
j. Buck. J. Edward Roe, james p. Ed.
wards
DR. Crawford 10 now mayor II Michi-
gan Centre. lie was nominated against
Tim" Pangburn. and as Tim" vas i'll
and unable To 60 10 the polls. the doctor
voted for himself; - he wac elected by
one majority. His opponent thinks il
Was a mean advantage. but he will not
contest the election.
II is stated ut Happening that the
rails will be taken up from the right II
way II the Huron bay & Iron Range
railway. running thirty five milee from
there 10 an unnamed point on Huron
bay The road runs through . wilder
ncss and has no local traffic TO give il
support.
lpsilanti amateurs gave . Trial by
Jury" "Wednesday night Some cf these
fine days an outraged public will take
sweet revenge 90 the smatsas Who
think they have . genius FOR the etage.i I
Lsnsing aldermen had eight over the
ray Of election iBspectors-SS cs e. .
day. The latter figure prevailed and the
town has paid out &3l7.ao TO know IT.
IolI'ics
John Patterson. Q wealthy living
faru,e, dropped dead a heart d'sns~ 81
Hastings yesterday.
Heavy winds ct Msckinac have filed
the straits 9Th ice and il may stay
packed fos works.
Ssockhrsdge !. n have . bew $1,000
town hall
Isnsing 10 10 have q new o. m ~hca-
hopse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

THEY love an original way Of doing
things out in In Mars. Iowa. For the
second onense for drunkenness Mayor
A lline gives the prisoner his choice be-
tween ten days in the ball and chain
gang or q bichloride Of gold treatment
The first subject took his medicine and
there are still hopes for Iowa's becoming
q prohibition state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

WILLIAM LocHtRx Il Minnesota has
been appointed commissioner - Pen.
s,ons. hut Judge Wheeler should not
lose heart. lie still has fighting chance
for the Ludirgton postof'ice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Ir is very comforting to know that
the BARRIERS and their bosses hav. agreed
upon terms for shaving their customers
Nos IL they will agree on the precise
formula Tor inviting man "a have his
~hiskers trimmed. hair cut and head
scrubbed II will be safe To carry more
than II cents in ones pocket.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

MIS-. POTTER wanted Tn be mayor ~
Kansas City. Kansas. All the women
10 the city voted and Mira Potter re-
ccived SIXTY Que ballots. Mrs. Potter
would to justified in deserving the glori-
Gus cause 81 voman's suffrage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Ms. CRozEs's defense q the action
- tho ssaiier'- hone board in electins
Commandment Graves "a little late,
bat Il completely vindicstes the wisdom
u The l,cari
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

ENEKsoS taught that there is ecmpeu-
sation ia all things. There ~ Mr. Fal.
Lass sass defeated fos judge of the supe-
rior court, but his law partner has been
elected presiden. ~ the Epvorth league.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

II there are any further steps nsces
naming federal Offices with democrats.
tho scat. ought - take them before II
Aasourna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

AID four ssiisorial foaching the yRcs
ri~- 20 vnr-r- 81 vafsng ard mol voting
"a the con-t,.atlonss amendments sas
-stniy deserved and sinsir,biy ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Original - Hiram Whitney. AIoozo
Lamrhierd, Charles A. Cartright. Gcors.
w. Fletcher. Gardner Avery. John Nc
Conneli. Samuel G.. Rich. George W
Morley. Samuel Smith. w. Adolphus
Whitney. George w. Bailey. Patrick Nc.
Donough. james r. Shoemaker. Thomas
b. Casner. Jacob W. Rngcra George Sin
clear. BARRETT Simerson. Additional
Arthur Druchcr. Sprcui. Gilee q. Shel-
don. Reiseuc-Syivesfer ANYWAY. Orig.
inal. widows. etc--Amanda Ketchum.
Adelix A. Mspc~. Kate McNsughton.
Gilbert Fires tfs:herl. Julia T. Palmer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

TO-DAY the second meeting
Of the Whcclmen's Association
Of Savannah, Ga. will take place
in that City.
1t will be an event Of especial
importance on account Of the
great interest that is taken in
cycling. and especially because
Zimmerman ard Wheeler will
appear to contest the palm Of
superiority. Both are in train
ing for the event. and hope to
reduce the already marvellous
record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

In our. plan of advcrtis-
ing. for a time at least.
and feel assured that il
will prove beneficial tn
all. We intend. twice a
week, to give 4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
BRIEF DISSERTATION

On matters suitable to the times and seasons. We have
selected the following subjects of interest this
the spring of the year. and perusa of what have
to say each day upon the matter before will add TO
your stock of knowledge and understanding.
First talk will be on--FLORAL SETS. GAR
DENING TOOLS or what is a Landscape Gardener
Seoond-HOSE. How to use. how to keep and
what kind to buy
Third--HOES Their use and abuse
Fourth-LAWN MOWERS and their effect upon
the planetary system.
Fifth--(SRASS CATCHERS
Sixth--SPRAY PUMPS. or the English sparrow
VS.. their worm.
Scventh-HEDGE SHEARS PRUNING
KNIVES, GRASS SHEARS and kindred subjects
The above will be enough to keep YOU busy for a
week. and in the meantime do not forget that can
supply all the articles mentioned well As information
regarding them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WssnISGros, April o.-For lover
Michigan. Rain os soow: east 70 oouth-
east gales, warmer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

GRAND TABLEAUx.
Solo by Court Jester. Mr. y. Brewer.
DANCE 0F THE SEASONS
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-01-13

Luck In Seeds.

II didn't have very good luck with my
seeds last year. farmer was heard to
say. This gives rise to the question:
How many poor crops can be attributed
to luck" in the selection of seeus? Buy
ing seeds is an important factor in farnl-
ing and should receive the careful judg-
ment and consideration OF the farmer.
1t is almost always impossible u dstn-
guish the good from the bad in seeds by
sight, and the only infallible guide TOR
the planter is the reliability of The seeds
man. d. NJ. Ferry & CO., OF Detroit,
Mich, have for many years been The
leading seed house of this country, and
their reliability is unquestioned. They
issue book annually which contains \
complete digest of the very latest garden
ing knowledge by the best authorities.
The 1893 edition is handsomely lllustrat-
ed and contains information about the
selection and planting OF seeds which
will prove Of the greatest value to every
one planting garden or farm. It is
mailed free 10 any one making applica-
ton to the firms address.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-01-13
Scarlet Fever.

AS there have been some cases OF scar.
let fever in the city the following sugges-
tions by DR.. McNutt, superintendent of
the Aberdeen board of health, in which
city the disease has been prevalent, may
be of service in guarding against its
spread here:
The terms scarlet-fever, scaretina,
scarlet-rash, and canker-rash are but diff
ferent names tor the same disease, which
may vary IN intensity. any form of which is
is capable Of conveying the most severe
type.
The contagion, or germ, is conveyed
from one person to another through the
exhalalions from different parts of the
body, from the excretions, from the scarf
skin, or scaling, or through clothing,
air, TODD, furniture, cats, dogs, etc, and
will retain its power tor even months or
more. The best means of prevention,
then, is isolation. in other words, keep
away from it. The patient should be
quaranuned from all save the necessary
attendants, have pure air, absolute
cleanliness and proper disinfectants.
The quarantine should be maintained
after the physician has ceased his regular
attendance, and until the stage of scaling
has passed. And these rules apply to all
classes of people as well as to children
in or out OF school. The card will he re.
moved from the house when the attend
ing physician certifies to this office that
all danger has passed and tue house pro.
perly disinfected. For the we'll mem
bers OF the family, no better protection is
known than fresh. outdoor air, good
food, proper clothing, and the obser-
vance OF the general laws OF health.
With the cooperation OF the people the
board doos not think there Is danger OF
a serious epidemic of scarlet fever.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-01-13
Carter,s Dollar EditiOn, Laws Of ,93

For the purpose OF meeting popular
demand for cheap edition Of the law,
the Carter Publishing Company, Pierre.
S. D., will issue Dollar Edition OF the
Law of 1893 Immediately after the ad-
journment OF the legislature. The laws
will be printed during the session and de-
livered day or two after adjournment.
Advance sheets OF these laws will be
printed and mailed once each week
throughout the entire session for So 80.
We are publishers and have in stock
all the laws OF the State. Orders may
now be filed for the authorized edition OF
the Session Laws Of 1893 IN full law
binding or half sheep.
Order the Dollar Edition or the Ad-
vance Sheets and keep posted. This ed
ition is intended to fill the gap interven-
ing between the passage of the laws and
the publication Of the authorized edition.
Send for catalogue OF Law Books and
Legal Blanks.
CARTER PUBLISHING Co..
Pierre, S. Dakota.