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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
PHYSIQUE or WOMEN.
Composite Statue IN Anthropologfcal
Buiiding shows Many Defects.

Composite Statue In AnthropoiogtcaI
Buiiding shows Many Defects.
The Anthropologicai building at the
wo.ld'sfaircontains composite statue
showing the average physical develop
ment Of sin thousand American college
girls The exposition has few single
exhibits Of greater interest aud i'm
structiveness TO thoughtful people.
says the New York Press. This COM
positc figure should receive the careful
attention of every father and mother
who visits the fair.
For the statue shows many serious
defects; faults which cannot fail To
have a serious effect on the health Of
American women and the vigor aud
symmetry of their children. The pose
of the figure Ia incorrect. showing that
the great majority Of the college girls
did not know how 90 do one of tho
simplest and most vital things In tho
world; to stand gracefully and nat
urally erect The chest Is iamentably
thin and narrow. The waist Is too
small In many other respects grave
physical imperfections exist
The lesson which the statue enforces
should be needed by parents and in
structors and by young women them
selves. Much has been done In the
physical culture Of American girla
Much more remains 10 be donc. The
American young women OF the pres
emit day are notably taller, stronger
and more fully developed than their
Erandlnothers were at the same age
They walk better, they spend more
time In the open air and they take q
great deal Of wholesome gymnastic or
calisthenic exercise VIII ere their moth
ers' mothers took none at all
All shis Is highly encouraging. But
the movement toward physical perfec-
ton which has auspiciously begun
should be vigorously carried forward.
The happiness of American girls and
the welfare of generations yet to come
demand this Harmonious physical
development means health. and health
means beauty, the enjoyment OF life
and the ability topcrform the duties of
life without unnecessary hardship or
sufferfng
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

% AZ spoehryph4l r<rsionl. but ths
eh2ness are thas EoaA end HE sons
drove tkem ID. She<p piay follow
the leader bat fhey have no more
sysssm IN their order Of nzarchisg
than birds have In their order Of fy-
Ing. aad No more resemble s.procss-
saone than dos an excited hock Of
sehoolgirls hat - SON ~ we get
aInonx men the foniness for marching
II universal In ali nations and in all
times men have marched In orderly
array. have kept time On the beat Of
masie. and with head er,ct and giori-
Gus pride have reioiced la their process
sionals Thay cannot get over H.
They march and driIl when there IL
no use or purpose In H. Even men
who Fenoune@ the world 90 live lives Of
peace and holiness cannot resist the
temptation 10 march. In orderly ar
ray they sing their chants: in solemu
double or single fiis they march frotn
cloi ster - chapel aud back again IL
seems 20 be natural 20 us. too. The
smallest baby COOS and elzps It's
haads at prsrceSslon--or . funeral.
which Il the SAME thLng-snd - soon
- the child i at,le 90 walk he beats his
drum and waves his Gag and marches
In IN Imaginary row.
Perhaps some philosopher can ex-
plain this remarkable. this almost In
sane appearing tendency. Possibly 10
was our predisposition 10 maintain I'm
large numbers. obedient To q single
head. that gave us our power over nom
marching animals; IL may be- one of
our Instructive means Of seif-preserya-
ton. Just - our ability 90 laugh. 20
see . thing from humorous stand
point. l. greater a.sistancs 70 us in
overcoming all mental annoyances
without becoming absolutely morbid
or insane BY the way. one OF the
scientific dsfinitionsof man Is "a laugh
In animals" another might be "a pro-
cessional animal" Neither Is very
dignified or elevated. and yet we arc
sure that we are higher than the beasts,
who neither laugh nor walk In solemn
rows
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
NOT ALL FOR MEN
Ladies Receiving Salaries From
the Government
they MAKE FAITHFUL CLERKS
AIf Ihe-s Ladies Are weiosncsi la
ths n<ss Washington >oessss
afssr Their Work = Issae.

me genius % laboF rerxafes the d.
part1aenta Il HE g,5tsFnment. aud n
May phases klie keayiest burdens are
borne - the Ietiies. The casual sissor
earelsasly G4trs apon ne unostents-
tlous toilers. bat thr qoestion seldom.
n ever, enters one's mind as . who
theg aFs ~ ~kenee th~y cane. A.ny
81 thosa sre afted b birth and etiuca-
tson a. grace and Aiorn ths highest
soarts % society la any land Bat ~
verses la fortune, many Of them The 70
sait Sf the civil waF have brought
then - government clsrkships
They are good clerks. are these gem
tie la<liea, al Of them When they
eater The dolrs a thr department a.
nlne o'cioeA every norninR they take on
their birth aud social stsnding with
their wraps. and become machines q
toll Their oaieial days end st four
o'eloeks BAT they frequently remsin On
duty later.
Nearly all ~ them have families de-
seudent upon the lahor ~ their hands
anG trainss many Of theiu were robbed
81 eouiu4ti and paternal support by
The seTesat calls for ~three hundred
Thousand more They ara The widows
ard orphan. Of brave men who gave
their lives that "a governments OF the
people. - The people. aud Tor the
people should not perish from the
eartn.~
en- Pennsylvania avenue. opposite
tbe treasury department. - = large
free-sgone building. formerly known
- FresdmAns bank building. the pur-
ehaee q which vas negotiafed BY tho
government during the regine Of Al
t0ruey-(seneral Devens and brewster.
II q nou occupied By the department.
OF justice. COMMONLY known As the at
torrsy generals ofice. In a large room
on the third ioor Of that department,
scatsd ia a corner tefore . typewriter
and tirvleSsiy working those nerve de-
stroy ing keys. sits lady who was
once a relgniflg belle in Washington
soeietg Her hair i white as the un-
tr.-iden snow. and IL worn a. .
queen wears a crown Her father was
f,r many years commandant OF the
rnited States marine corps. Her hus-
band vas surgeon In the United States
navy ard gave up his life for bis coun-
try. Mrs Annie n Rundlette II .
beautiful woman to-day and none the
less OF social standing by reason OF her
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
PERSIAN BooKeINoeRs.
Oriental workmen Who Have Great -
In This Branch of Design.

Oriental Workmen Who Have Great sam
In This Branch of Design.
An art which Is carried to high de-
gree Of excellence in the east, but
which seems In some danger of decay
ing, Is that of ornamental bookbinding.
Some notion OF the skill OF oriental
craftsmen In this branch of design
may be gathered from specimens given
ia the latest issue OF the Journal OF In
disn Art and Industry. The best of
.these specimens. says Col Horbcin
Hendley. came from Uiwar. and arc
doubtless Of Persian origin Few APP
proach in goodness OF design and in
carefulness OF execution the work of
Karl Ahmed and bis sons. who were for
some years In the employ of the chief
of Ulwar. The grnndsons have now
succeeded 10 the sons. however. and In
their hands the art II likely TO become
a nero trade. In India n man OF real
genius develops an art from some hints
he receives from strangers. or, IL may
be. discovers Il himself. but from
jealousy or from fear OF destroying his
monopoly. teaches only the members
Of his own family. who may or may
not share his skill. and thus in the
course 81 n generation or two nothing
remains bnt shadow or parody OF per
hsps an exquisite production
In the Ulwar bookbindlngs the orna-
ment IL somewhat after the old Grolier
style. In which the colors are painted
on the boards and are not inlaid In
no.t Of the designs the pattern Is pro-
daced by the use of brass blocks The
eolors are then painted ON with the
brush. Sometimes the Ulwar artist
colors the whole of the ground. and st
others only part 81 ~. - az IN produce
very different effects By the u-e 81 the
same blocks The effect Is remarl<s-
bly, fine. and is comparable to the de-
sign work on some 81 tho most besuti
fnl productions 81 the more famous
china Tnansfsetories The bindings
are espsnsive. a. they are AL hand
made, and . great deal ~ gold Is nsed-
A bargain nav - made. however. With
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

AZ the season Progresses.
and the day II closing
draws near. the visitors
10 the fair from Grand
Rapids increase In mum.
hers II is the same from
everywhere. and IL means
that everyone who
goes, returns 20 influence
others. and. as the re-
turns grow. the visiting
list increascs The CON-
ing week promises fair
fair weather and adding
those Of the past week.
who waited for clear
ekies 10 the thousands
OF the coming week and
allowing for the stimula-
ton Of Chicago day Ito
morrow. IL is safe TO
count on the average OF
2O0,U0 per day for the
next six days. and which
We predicted some time
ago would be. A great
many left here on yester-
days West Michigan
solld trains; about .5uV on
the 100. and 450 on the
two sections OF the l:2o
p. m. train. At time OK
going 10 press the night
train (ll:30 p. M was
prepared to run IN two
or more sections The
$40 rate 10 in effect for
the ll:30 train tonight
and there is every indi-
cation OF a big crowd GO
ing. Then there 10 the
contingent who don't like
night travelling nor Sun
day at the fair and they
have kept the telephone
hot ~ 10 the Monday
morning 7:30 train. and
they are going TO use IL
In liberal numbers You
see it's like this: the
train stops at the Mid
way at about 4;30 p. N.
and Chicago day festivi-
ties are mostly In the
afternoon and evening.
and 80 they realize that
il they are going early in
the week and 1t costs no
more to take in Chicago
day they might as well
do so. Some who read
this may have not thought
Of this Monday morning
train. The $40 rate is
also is also in effect for
tomorrow at LIS p. m.
and 1870 p. IN. and then
not till Wednesday. Get
tickets via West Michi-
gan Solid through train
route. Geo. DeHaven.
General Passenger Agent.
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ham bore with fortituds hsr unex-
pected misfortune. neither repining
nor complaining. hut In very few
hours the circumstances reached the
ears % SECRETARY Lamar. and the order
Of discharge was speedily revoked.
She was reappointed at one thousand
dollars per snnum. and still receives
that salary. Anyone familiar with the
lives Of The workers in the departments
might write for lifetime and get not
describe all Of the ladies Of note who
toll ia government service. Let no
man say they are not worthy. and let
there be no cavii in the public press at
the employment Of women in public
Office. They are faithful public serv-
ants
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

sag.eity q sfr. Psaff VS. due ns<h
q ans snee1s< II the sts1e 6<Fartmsns
IN al the defeats eompiicsttons 81
these years II dagger % the natios-
To-day Us widow. besafEflt sad -
eonplishzd LADY. - : wage winner ~
that depar<zasnt A nine handrsd doh
Ars pr peas. Mr. Pratt j. > slater u
Rev. DE-. Aziii>oa. a<an u ths Protest
snt Epissopsl ehareh. and distin-
gulsheA - al crater and theolog an.
she Is modest little lady with Won
derfnliy sseek sm[l<.
NY dear madam. can oniy puf
ycu GA the rolls Of THIS department. -
laboFer." said Secretary Lamar In
tAs summer Of lsss % rs handsome
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

daily Toll 10 government Office. Her
family connections arc OF the highest
"a the land. yct there she sits, grind
Ing out the DAYS and years Of her life
among legal Papers in an atmosphere
~ Las aud equity. surrounded by law
1-rs aud their cndless briefs Her sal
nrs - only $50 per aunum-
Another. and there arc other worthy
ones near her. i Mrs. IL y. Ralston.
the xi,ioys II a distinguished western
lawyer a contemporary and friend Of
stephen A. Douglass To her descend
"a much ~ The genius of a per-
feet ancestry. and she has more
than = loeai reputation a. n poet
go AMI writer uDcn scientific sub
tet& Nfs. Eaiston hss been a great
traveller. aui her frissails listen with
raot attention. "a her conversations
ds~ci irtiee - h~r travels across and
nroefnd tha coufincnta In the days
wher pleasure % that Kind was always
crnmla4 ~ with danger and courage.
She it vas who wrote % young
rlether aat long ago expressing sym
rathy snfl I'VE. saying: We mothers
Who have x az down in The vsliey 81
sae she.hse snd feit life slipping swsy
frorn vs. a. vita inarscrihahie suffer
tag ~ gi~a ourselves for the life II
another. ana thea come up slowly
Aga,7 nfe re hrht - love which
r,Rees safia . sweet type II Heaven
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

- s,s'fNe~s siore know hsv - svnps-
thitf esfh enc enfth~r ~ we tread
ah,7ff tne y .ne-rfrs~ - maternity and
- FarEs flrs. heiktan - faithful
stVisg,. - tae sa~e.a,nert. sai With
ter sapefirf elncatisa - mare than
ceHirssrnt IN - pss~itson shich shs
hoiis in the fepsr,snent Her saiary
4. so PEI rscnth.
VALE ses tsparsru~nt ~ sfat~ 49,
nteirr ~ rnaoaxcneut - wl.iarn II
Sr4ftrsi. ~ great aIriofnssst. sshssse
49, - ksef pasriotie care sr~s~rre.l
enr fnterusi t-ei rvisfisas tarnsr 80
rsr.ri~ Vears - ~ cfefi esr Wr n
~ 9 ffatt 49, eAief ~ ne s,aierua.ie
bsrrtaa ~ Ne dslrsrtneat aud mr
seward sd tlsat ~ Ia prn1sncs and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08
H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
TOWER BLK
FOR s.LE-HousEs AND LOTS

FOR sALE-HOrsEs AND LOTS.
hne modern nine-room houss on Terr,o,
avenue. east frDntage. owned b. non resident:
must sell bargain. Also one on Burton ava.
nuc, eight MONS: corner lot One on South
Lsfsyctte. with furnace, bath and all modern
improvements One on HAMMER svenua lively,
Fooms; cornor lot; good bsra, barsain- Ons
On Central avenue. one 90 Paris avenuA one on
North Prospect. one on Hastings, one on Rich.
ard svenue Also two hQuses on Center street
70 exchange for house and lot centrally located
Two houses on Cass street. Storson kAlama zos
avenue Tor sale or exchange
Farms FOR SALE OR Fxrus~cR
90 acres one mia from byron Cnnt~,. nod
house and barn good orchard all undar kirh
state OF cultivation. TO sell exchanges for i'm
proved city property.
Also farm Of = &C re- near Jacksonville rosf
buildings. good orchard and good land 10 en-
change for house and lot IN city.
Also 30 acres In township Of Galnss. ~ miles
from eityi I'D acres improved. balance hns.ch
and maple timberl fair buildings col elay
loem
! have q number of fns improved farm. 4,
Barry county. which l. can dispose Of AZ great
bargains
Also a number 90 foe pieces Of garden Land
near the city. ranging from I've o. forty acres
] have lots m all parts of the city - sall or
exchange houses 90 rsaI
honry TO loan on good real Estate security
H. j DECfOf<fA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

spsniards. although slow IN the
adoption Of many Improvements. are
decidedly not 30 In regard - electric
lighting. A large Eumber OF the prin-
cipsI towns. a. well ssrnany very sunaii
ones. have insulations Of their own.
The latest venture Ia pa the part Of the
the two very limited towns Elgalb2r
and Eibar. in the spanish province %
viscaya. These towns viii shortly BE
supplied with electric current for both
Lighting and power purposes The nec-
esssry working power win be fsunished
by the water Of the River Dosa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

tne present artists. who .>k fer -
naeh - they can get "A their work
Il carioas and valuable they hare. -
. rule. very little difzrzalsy IN dispo<inx
Of t. SaneEous specimens have beea
made for the queen and other distin-
Fuishsd persoas They al show more
or iess SIMILARITY % the best specimens
Of Persian workmanship. Of whscA the
binding u the Koran. purchased By
Emperor Auruugzeb<. and now In the
royal library a. Windsor. Il partiea-
larry interesting example.
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orrrcn on J. n. MoELRor. Druggist. !

OFFICE or j. n. MoELRoY. Druggist
ORLANDO. Fla. April 10. 1891.
MEssRs LrPPxAS BRos-. Savannah, Ga:
DEAR SrRs-I sold three bottles OF y.
p. r.. large size yesterday. and one bottle
small size today.
The r. p. L. cured my wife OF rheum-
atism winter before last liz camo back
on her the past winter and half bottle.
sl.oO size. relieved her again. and she
has not had a symptom since.
sold bottle Of u. Il. y. 10 friend OF
mine. one Of his turkeys. a small one
took sick, and his wife gave il tea
spoonful, that was in tho evening. and
the little fellow turned over like he was
dead. but next morning was up hollow
ing and well.
Yours respectfully.
j. y. McELROY.
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KN0WIEDGE

Rrings comfort snd improvement and
tends &C personal ensoynent when
rightly u&rl. ike NAM. Who live bet
Ter than others and enjoy lie more, with
les expenditnrs. By morc promptly
adapting the worlds brss proaacts 70
the needs II phy<icsl being. vlIi attest
the value a. health Of Tie pure liquid
laxative prineiples embraced In the
remedy, Syrup u Figk
Iss exeellenoe 10 due 20 its prcsenting
H. the form ro<f soc~ptsble and pless
ant b the taste. the refreshing ansi truly
beneficial propertis< Of = perfnct lax
stiye; efsctually cleansing the system,
dispsIlinE colds, headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation.
IL has given safisiact,se 70 millions and
met With the approval 81 the medical
profs.sion, becxli-e IL ~ess on the Kid
neys Liver ed bowels without weak
ening them tni Il u perfectly iFse from
every obiecfionsbie substance.
swap Of FIG u CIR sale by all drug
risfs in zoe and 81 bottles. bat b 10 man
rfacturtd by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, WHOSE name IL printed on every
package, also the name, syrup OF figz
and being well informed, you viii not
accept any substitute II offered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

w.s's Ls-- 90 rsrssisx IN cs~p..y vnh
His Feffsw&

Apropos % recent procession the
Boston Transcripts remarked: Man
l. . proc-s~ionsl animal whether he
hr high or low, rich or poor, IL l. his
delight 20 array himself In long rows
and unwouted sarmenfurr and %
walk through niles - streets with
swelling breast and more or less Of
martial step This certainly - =
curious thing. says the Rochester Pet
Exoresz No oth~r animal. 40 far -
W know. i fond Of walking In pruces-
sinn with his brotbers To be sure.
when embsrking Ia TIE ark. she ami
mails marched IN TWO ~ Two. the ele-
phsns ard the kan~aruo- ta~corsfing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

SAVANNAH. Ga. April Is. 1889.
Having used three bottles OF y. z. p.
for impure blood and general weakness.
and having derived great benefits from
the same, having gained IL pounds in
weight in four weeks, take great pleas
ure in recommending il 10 all unfor-
tunates like Yours truly.
JOHN MORRIS.
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mn. w. w. PIirPPEN.

ns<.e.s< Ei~<,rt- seilrst.a - Nss.ss.
III 1rs.t-n>nt so Fsver hsths
wal axrssf@ rser 49,. ersrfstre Feef rastFil
fteu sna ease - fErs = fos<tislp. sstt aafErf
$50 resr>ats 49, 80 = elst - So nfea
frses~s.f ~ "a sessss = tissess ees.saltr fs,a
frea rsre sasf - eel.fs ~,eas.se fsss srits ies
80 fa~44@es, Tka aelF 49, efefas tt5s tfest
tsar ~ n 49, - pssissss strssA
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SAvArsAH. Ga. March IL. 1891
MEssRs LIPpNsN Bros. Savannah. Ca
DEAR SIRs-I have suffered from
rheumatism for long time. and did NOT
find "A cure until | found Il. u. T.. which
completely cured me.
Yours truly.
ELIZA Y. JONES.
16 Orange 81. Savannah. Ca
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WIN d'oats-Don't with your eirlssh
fancy, think me too good IL there
were but one bad man In the world
would BE that man
Fan D. saikle-what . good time
you'd have.-puck.
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III. BACHELOR. NJ. ID,


Ne - nonrvee ssrees. fafsnd Rspids Nirh sal
fsrs circular. fre<. descfthlne sFmptsss a al
kinds ~ cancer and eoatsinins tie nsznes sni
sdsr~~s~s - nore tbsn tkn psrsons he has
cured with his fssDoDs plsst~r trratnsnA sa
knife nsst lea Esg - no1ey unta Fosf e.ar
saf - cat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

Ma. wrxstow's SOOTHING sFErv hes h~>n u-.'
for ehlldren teething. IL soothes tina child
softsns the 1ums, ailaFs al pain. cpres wind
cole aud Il the best remedy for Diarri<sa
T~sDty- i've cents = botftA
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MUST pc solo.

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asrt<.sif st~asr. faE rxller r.rs.rese feart<e
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-. ~ ksnes. Detrolk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-08

YES.
FOR THE PRESENT
lam IN THE
CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE
BUT I AN SELLING
REAL ESTATE
JUST THE SAME AS EVER
ON NY PLAT
ON WEALTHY AVENUE.
ONE ON THE
BEST LOCATIONS
IN THE CITY.
1 AM JUST COMPLETING
TWO
ELEGANT HOMES
FOR SALE
ON TERMS
TO SUIT THE PURCHASER
NoW 10 IRE lime
TO BUY.
IF YOU ARE THINKING
OF MAKING
A CHANGE OF LOCATION
1T WILL PAY YOU
TO COME AND SEE ME
AT ONCE
MEAN BUSINESS.
TAKE REEDS LAKE CAR
TO
RICHARD TERRACE
OR TELEPHONE 1877.
ID. ii. ARMSTRONG.
OWNER AND BUILDER.
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