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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

on spphcaton TO any officer or agent of the So
ciety before Apri! 80. 1898. By order OF exeeu-
i've committee. l.. 5. EMERY, Secretary. 707
u g. NV. ia26-3t
Sun Rise Chop Tea
Has no equal for the money. Try pound for
SOC. METzGER's. All 7th 81. NV. It's
Guns and Rifles. Large and varied stock at
low prices. wALroRD's. Pa ave. Telep'e, 1761.I+
We Have but few days more. and shall sell
the entire stock of Clothing at half price
CANNON BALL CLOTHING Co.,
1t eth and D sts
Do You Have to Count
The pennies? Buy one Of our SLID Derbies-
they were 81. 80 and s2-and figure out your
saving. I1tl Franc SoS. cor. eth and d.
These Three Go Together: Wash Tub
Wash Board-Clothes Line. TEorT, 1902 l4th.
Nuts, Raisins and Candies. Fresh stock
and prices very low. MErzaER's, AIT 7th st. II
Go to the CANNON BAIL CLOTHING Co. for a
Suit or Overcoat for half price 9TH and d SITS. 1t
81 have been occasionally troubled with
Coughs and in each case have used Browns
Bronchial Troches. which have never failed.
and must Fay they are second to none in the
world. Felix 4. May, Cashier, st. Paul Mimi.
ia26-eo3t
Cutlery of all kinds. WALroED's ATT ave.lt"
For Medical Purposes try a bottle of
our Pure Rye Whisky. s1.OO per quart.
IT. MErzGEE's. Ali 7th st. NV.
You Can Buy Suit or Overcoat that cost
SIG now for IS at the CANNON BALL CLOTHING
Co., 18th and sis. 1t
NiIlette,s 4 Oils cures ch;lh,o;rs A,,7ur
gists'. ja24-5t-
"Grand" Cut Plug is the Best smoke or
Chew. Try it. jal7-eolm
Try Our Electric Water White Oil for lamps
and stoves. Perfectly safe; no odor; beautiful
light. Special price in 5-gallon cans. H. W.
OfFUIT, 32d and streets northwest. ja24-3t
There is Nothing which will so quickly
and effectually remove the bad taste produced
by smoking or chewing tobacco as a piece OF
Whites YUca:an Gum. ia23-Ct
New Sewing Machines, $3.50, Only
At AuERBAcHs, 18th and II. Domestic Rooms.
ja10-eo10t
"Grand'' Cut Plug is the Best Smoke or
Chew. Try it. jal7-eo1m
Ladies! Buy the Old Reliable, Time-tested
Wheeler i Wilson,
Each year brings it new laureis
Your grandmothers used one, and the most
progressive mechanical expert of today pro-
noInces tine best in the world to be the New
High Arm, No. 9. Office, iS7 9th st. NV, one
door south of L. d21-u
"Grand' Cut Plug is the Best Smoke or
Chew. Tryit. jal1-eolm
Phillips Digestible Cocoa, the only
Cocoa with rich chocolate flavor.
s. Heller, 40 eth st. NV. is making . spe-
cialty in Ladies and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampo0ng; also cures Da ldruH. oc7-tr
Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" D-uggists
aul2
Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
The
Great
Price
Tunbling
Of 1898

vi lOJc
In the markets of the
world brought on by the
financial conditions will be
a theme to comment upon
FOR ages to come. Lessons
will be learned and practi-
cal benefits derived to the
young men who will later
assume the commercial re-
sponsibilities. of our coun-
try. Enough that you
lived in this age, that you
participated in the most
extraordinary bre a kin G
down of values that Amer
lea has known since Col
umbus touched our golden
shores. This store has not
been slow in putting into
actual practice the new
conditions. By its meth
DDS. by its great gathering
power it even rises above
the popular conditions and
is ready to command every
opportunity that presents
itself. 1t commands a
great retail power. Pre-
pared at every point to
give the best in variety.
quantity, value and SER
vice.
Respectfully,
SPRING * COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

bsa2. .fc36 The arms and ut down on .
chair w1tkoue 3ssofn1 Tho volume tall
This fsst yin n nsasly every Csc b
accomplished with ease But Lee Q
grown person try 10 and the resuit Il
usually dsad fai1'zss, even after con-
si1ersbls prsstisA This h nee exactly
q gymnasf'o psrformAnce. bat 70 leeds
eR we'll enough. VIVA this object In
view. TOO. II may b wsll 70 ess tive
raises % seanA up. incline their heads
eidswiee until they touch Than.
keeping their hssds sogetAsz. lee them
walk about Tie room- This they VIII
do rrettzly and gracefully. Then have
two boys or two young men try the
same thing. Not only win The pair Of
msiss f~n 20 keep THAR hssds togssher.
bat one VII ~ slnoss certain 70 stag.
ger o. fall b~fors he has gone many
sssp&
Now II one of the young women viii
ut ~ straight - possible In chair
and four youths grasp each leg of the
ehalr frrnly In one hand they can not
only raise chair and girl readily from
the foor but carry the two about the
AN*tAt% nG1 ~ - <M&Nsy &4otE 10
carried about BY the same four In the
same manner and the effect viii 10
foand VERY painful and fatiguing 70
tho arm One explanation Il that the
pleasure of carrying the young woman
about makes The difference. but the
fsllsey Of this theory viii become al
okes apparent By seating . heavy man
In the chair and bearing him around
the roorn. The fatigue and pain will
vsnEzis II IL easier 20 carry some
thins tbsn 90 20 through the motions
of carrying sothing. There need he no
fear Of danger in making this expert
rnent
The most so>ccssfui Of home gym
nsstics are performed with the AID OF
chairs let shr-s chairs be placed
ecneAiiks sids By side. If a boy will
L. riridiy on hts bsrk sloag the chairs
and .t . signal endsaver 20 turn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Sn<rnatsly 20 the ieft and rixhk 80
suninz the po>ision shown IN the eat.
Ihis Il not nersly : highly hssithfnl
srsscI<s. bat difaeuls and hughabls
uriek.
In anofher cut 10 sssn trick that
looks very e~sy. bet n = nost dl1,icnlt
- VIII be found upon trial TheA4nds
ers PLACED On Ne hips vita ~ legs
s>rnight Ths head h nrst moved for
ward and baekward. then the trunk IL
n,1vrd the sAns vsy quietly shd gent
" Tho shoulders mast not Be pat out
% position
Now stand e. straight IS possible
with hands ~ the sides Then extend
the right hand downwsrds to the right
foot without bending the right knee.
The other Leo and arm may b movcd
~ will This viii be IN easy thing for
perhaps ons person Ia the whole COM
p@ny. The Others viii hnd II impos-
siole.
A unique smusesncnt h 10 kick the
empty air. II win be found on trial Inn
possible for man 70 give . genuine
kick ~ nothing. To prove this OBJ
serve the difference when . pillow %
cushion h kicked-
II some one viii lie Cat on tho fiooz
and grasp the hssds Of two or more
persons and remain rigid while he Il
-uiled % bis feet IL viii be found that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

THE WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION has been
grand creation. realization of dreams and hnan
cial success This Exposition might well be called the
wonder of the Nineteenth Century. This triumph of
American genius will GO marching down history with
stately stride. challenging the coming century to pro-
duce its duplicate
The magnificent palaces of architectural Skill erect
ed on the site of Jackson Park and Lake Michigan,
have elected the unstnted admiration alike of artist
and artison the millionaire and the aborcr will be
rudely demolished aud removed from view
Every patriotic American should have and pos
sess souvenier this the Creates: of Expostons
and with that view in mind there has just been issued
under the auspices of the Worlds Fair Committee"
one of the finest works of art entitled the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

hslf h carshl- Th< f<ss b hixhiy
dziscuit. zlthaagh II may seen sa>y.
Anofher d.aiesit th.nz II tAs s>ms
or'isr = for . girl . balanes pillow
or Asr head and thea sry - p.ck sonss-
thiag sp from the 1oor without istting
The pillow tall
Iruak torsion = s'sns sdHpssd fo<
tAng. snd mn. Ss&zd sreck Ne fret
soaehins. ne hands "a ths hips - hsld
s'~fstrs<ehsa Iksn twiss ths body
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Not so much profit We
do not expect it. Even a
loss of $4,000 this year
will not sadden US. for we
know it has gone into the
pockets of those who are
our patrons. With UNI
wavcring purpose we con-
tinue the massacre of val
ues and make an example
of our
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

From these photographs The HERALD's souviners
reproduced The set completely illustrates all the
buildings and the interior views of the large II
photographs the finest views of the lagoons. wooded
islands and art works II will take you to the Midway
Plasance and show you the Ferris Wheel the Street
of Cairo the dancing girls. the South Sea-1slanderS
Soudanese, villages,etc. There are
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

md strsngeisnfng osrvine, and the Only
medicine for women 70 sa5s and surs that
70 can b guorunt<sd In periodical pairs,
displacements weak back, bearinx-do'sn sen
saeona, and .svcry ktndred siimenf. Il Il fails
- hsnsft CO cure, you have pour money back
4 anything that int sold In tbs way kksly
% bo 7" Just - goodsI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
WOnIH-H0oD

has liz oxa special med
cine n Dr.. ficrce's Pr
vorito Prescription. Ard
every woman who r.
run down p or ov~r-
WORKED. sve-y women
who suffers IRON any
"fsmals complaint or
weakness, nec1s Just thae
rusne'ty. With h, evuy
d<turt<nce, t-rcguinrity,
and derangs-neDt can Be
rMIpanently cured
It's an invigurating. ~
m&ranafr. - = Na
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Nst so-cailsd Cafsrrh ourss only make
matters wons. Th<y drive Il frpm Tie kesd
20 the lungs Bst By IN rsiid, soothing,
clsaaz-ax ard healing prop~rties, LIZ. SsEss
Csfsrra hessedy pcrr1snsntiy cures the very
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

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90 IN sbs pv>1us>nt % ~ - sn..ins -
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spon - 49, - = 49, vSkh ~
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- ne arr> rhsn ~ - pnsh ~
sAaIv eask sod fu.aA vkiis sssIntsi.-
isr sc<zEiy rtstD>y.
To r,O,s .guns~en1 bs.ixfy ssss sr>.
- 10 sal ssswn. p~vensnsf wh>n
ssr.s ob5<sa uks . s.shkzn - pzzlo~ "
e<i.c>sd % 60 k><AA n ss> ~ NE
y>snx .skS~<- f< t~rs~n>~. e1s~ ~ kssz
. pnto~ - h~r s>~i sna ar<nk n>r,~
$780, ~Aks~ 8<sr< a. <As nsv~-r-r 4.
th< WI 20 tnrosTh sr- s.~s.x sh>
ns~s ersu>t~l - ~n<nA sss hswn~n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Parts and you don't need TO spend 10 cents week
for the next sixteen thirywo weeks to get the Fair
We furnish more than $50 photographs for so cents
Part No. viii 60 on sale this Wednesday morn
ing. Cut the coupon from page
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

lhs rssst experim<ntea spoa r~ssins .
rigid position throueh out This trick
e2a - sa<isi 81 raising young nan
on the forehpg~rs Of ave young wonez-
ualsss The lifted person Be sxssPtion-
ally heavy. when twe CO three sddi-
tionai yoang women may - sdkisd
One Of ths hesithiest u psrior gym-
nssxis perfowmances - % opea the door
wide, ge< upon = chair. cling - the
molding mot fhs doori with the hngers,
have the chair removed aud hang for .
tins. Thea ~ - rAiss Jour hsad -
the level of the handA When you get
tired. drop. Men and women may Try
this snd there u no danger in II. even
should there be fall.
Tie A b C Of gymnasties Il standing
on che tips Of the toes with banda
hanging. loossiy ~ the side. This IL
przcsicaily, when wopsrsons try II to-
rether. running = rAes standing. The
lan9s win become fiiea With chr and
thoroughly expanded and he who
.tands IL longest has the most stayine
s,wers. This exercise 10 highly bene
,sssl FOR delicate girls and boys.
Ezprleis Dirsesssn&
Inspector Perron Of the Pail River
central police station says that one Of
his oocntsymen left the following dirsc-
lions st livery stable In Flint village:
II don't speak English too much Put
my horse on the barn and rub him In.
II he's dry, drink him and eat . quart
D
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

IA apparently easy thing IL very din
cult Now let q grown person assume
the same position and. remaining rigid.
Be hfssd upwards. bodily. by tho
shouldsrA The taAk Il remarkably
easy, provided the rigid position be
maintained and the reoumbent individ-
ual II not tall
A wonder In grsvitation IL the rails
Ing Of . grown person from the floor
with the hands Of several children or
adultA Lee one guest stand upright
with arms folded. One persons hand
should be placed under the sole Of the
ISLANDERS right foot 81 the instep. an
other persoa's hand In the same way
on the left; st the right elbow let q
third pcrscns hand be placed % that
the point Of the elbow rests on the
palm Of the hand Another guest
stands In tho some way ~ the other
elbow. A 9Th pyts ono hand under
the chin OF the stanSer. AZ o given
signal'sn raise hands together. lifting
the supported individual with the Mt
most ease. There IL no fear of fall II
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-11
THE WANDERERS RerUnN.

Wsldron is coming back to "face the music" Some friends of his have made up their minds that this is the best plan for him, they have sent for him and he will come. It is the bsst plan. He should never have been misled into going away. His going was looked upon as confession of guilt. It is now said by his friends that he went away because he was i'll and harsssed by reporters and others who were continually after him, and that he can make defence. If he can he should, and we hope to see the work begun as soon as possible after his arrival. If the idea in getting him back is to ''let him down easy' that is another matter.
 And what of that warrant, and what of the heroulean lAbors of the prosecuting at torney and the policea Wsldron will soon walk into the police office and give himself up If he doesn't feel inclined to he needn't If it were not so serious it would be as fanny as farce comedy.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-11
FASHION NOTES.

An opera cloak is e necessary adjunct to every fashionable woman's wardrobe. and tho one illustrated is very stylish. The material is fawn viouns, lined with rose silk and trimmed with soft white Mongo- lia goat, and is particularly comfortable and becoming model.
 A cloak called stole is made of cham ois colored cloth. It comes to the hem of the dress, and has sort of cape that hard ly covers the hands. This cspe hangs without fulness and comes around to the
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-11
No. 36

folds of the fsldettA, and the pretty faces of half a thousand Maltese maids and ma irons are one by one turned roguishly or kindly to yours. Then you realize that the faithful fair of Valletta are on their way to early mas, and you stand there, hat In hand, yourself 6 reyerent worship CT, mentally blessing one and all for their Pisty and pretty, gracious ways.
 In the vast geography and panorama Of travel certain places and objects take on special duplication and significance. At least this is true in my own experience 6. vAnderer. l never see h any port 6 Ht- tie, squAtty, high popped brig with Its two tiny, square-risged mksts, but my mind in stantly reverta to Barcelona and the sunny harbos of the Riviera. A packet of eggs in c grooer's window no longer recalls the boyhood farm days, but 6 certain bar ren ledge upon the western seA wall Of Fitful Head, where beneath the deAfen- ing screams of ses-fowl I saw not thou sands but millions of sea fowl eggs. The tAintest odor of sugar or syrup brings back the screeching of ships wenches as oceans of nurky sweets gre being slowed in holds in the hkrbor of Havana. An emigrsnt Russian Jew in his quaint, pstrs- archal habit, flashes back upon my mind the dumb suffering of these folk in CrR- COW. Any muffisd Italian shivering over his charcoal stove and tray of chestnuts waits 10 my imagination the odor of the steamins polenta or brings again 10 sight the fair chestnut groves of LombArdy and Tuscany; and so on through An infinite reach of suggestive seeming and sssociA- ton
 But the most dresmful. mystic, almost pathetic suggestiveness always comes with
 CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-11

under part of the garment can be seen. The cape further has a straight, panel like piece left in the front. This is con- tinuous with the cape at the neck. You see there Is, as 1t were, a triangle cut out at each side of the front of the cape, the base of which would have finished out the edge of the cape, the apex of which Is near the collar. This straight, flat hanging panel in front is what lends name and character to the garment. The whole cape, panel part and all, is edged about with psrrow band of fur, and the cape and panel are handsomely lined with estin. It is a very trying kind of cloak for any one to wear, and only the best looking girl can dare to have one.
 What we now osll Louis XVI fashions are merely the fashions of the men of that time as adapted by the women. The women in the time of Louis XVI, however, had some inducement to adopt and adapt their lords wear, because it was most picturesque. For example, witness our present double cspes, big hats, frills and wsistcosts, our stunning double. breasted, big buttoned, wide skirt ed coats and our buckled shoes. One pret
 ty thing We do not use-the canes. Why, I wonder. FLoRETTE
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-11
wAKEMAN,S WANDsKINGs.

Odd Incidents of Foreign Travel and ObservatiOn-''Of the Skelligs" and On-An Interesting Visit to the old Monks Haunts of Great Skellig Rock-Early Mass fin Valetta-Curi- ous Incidents of Suggestfveness- scottish Folk Not the Brave Drink CTS They Were.
 LONDON, Jan. 30 To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER.
 wonder how many Americans ever vis- ited the famous Skelligs of the southwest coast of Irelandl They are the most southwesterly extensions of Ireland; are three in number; and lie in & direct line southwest of Port Mseee. The first, and the least, Is called Lemon Rock. It is 6 round, solid mass rising only few feet above the water. The second and next larger is called Little, or Lesser, Skellig, and is craggy grouping of rocky pima cles, standing grim and black against the sky; as though some city of churches with wondrous steeples had bsen submerged, rearing above the waves their mighty Gothic spires, among which millions of sea- birds had found their desolate homes
 The third, the Great Skellig, is precisely nine miles at sea from Port Msgee. It Is sn enormous and precipitous mass of rock rising perpendicularly at nearly all angles to the height of several hundred feet, and from thence pushing skyward stupendous, irregular groups, terminating in two lofty pinnscles, the highest of which reaches an altitude of seven hundred and ten feet. It is said that the ocean soundings around 1t are far deeper than those in any part of the English channel; and at no other point upon the whole Atlantic are witnessed such awful battles between wave and stone. The base of the only lighthouse now in use upon Great Skellig stands upon a levelled rock, one hundred and forty feet above the sea, and the roof of this lofty struct. ure was few years ago crushed in and partly carried away by the assaults of the ! waves, which must have been lifted up
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-11
HOW ABOUT THE OHAkTERa

The charter of the city of New Haven has become almost hissing and entirely 8 by word. It is weak and inadequate It fails just where 1t ough. not to. If 1t had been deliberately made in the interest of misgovernmentit it could hardly have worked worse During the last few months it has eerved as shelter and an excuse for the Big Four, as shield and seat for the Mayor, and in other ways been useless to the city aud useful against it.
 What shall be done with such @ defect i've and harmful instrument Shall it be tinkered and patched, and then the tink- ering and patching be tinkered and patche d? Or shall an effort be made to make a new charter that shall be compre- hensive, consistent, adequate to tho needs of the city, regardful of the English Ian guage, and in other ways what it ought to be! We know of no better way to get at clear understanding of what ought to be done than that proposed by Attorney George D. Wstrous, who has given much attention to municipal matters. He has drawn up the following, which it is to be hoped may serve as the basis for the needed action.
 AN ACT RELATING TO THs CHARTER OF THE
 CITY OF NEW HAVEN.
 Be it enacted by the senate and house of
 representatives in general assembly con-
 vened:
 Section 1. It is hereby made the duty of the mayor of the city of New Haven, on or before July 1, 1893, to appoint conmis- sion of five citizens of said city (no mors than three of whom shall bs members of the game political party), whose duty 1t shall be to mako investigation and consider whether it Is desirable that any smend ments should be made to the city charter, or a new charter be granted.
 Secticp 3. In case said commission shsll be of the opinion that amendments of said charter should be made, or a new charter granted. it shall report a draft of said amendm or sad charter to the court of common council of the city of New Haven at least eix months before the sitting of the next general assembly.
 Section 8. Said commission shall give public hearings, snd shall have power to sum mmon and examine witnesses, and to call for necessary papers and documents.
 Section The members ot said commis- sion shall serve without pay, but their reasonable or necessary expenses, includ- ing clerk hire, shall be paid by the city of New Haven.
 This important matter needs immediate and thorough attention. MT. Watrous' plan of proceeding is simple, direct and clear. When the charter is fixed or a new one made the work should be done right and done by competent men.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-11
THE FLEETsNG SHOW.
Some of It's Facts and Fancfes. Written for the JOURNAL AND COURIER.

SOh9 O1 ELB FHCtH aHU FanC166.
 Written for the JOURNAL AND COURIER
 THE LATEST THING IN RIBBON WORK,
 The "baby ribbons," as they are called, mere lines of shining satin. or duller silk, with pearled or corded edges, are utilized now for a new kind of ribbon work that is very simple and effective. There is a wonderful variety of shades and colors in these tiny ribbons that renders them very useful in fancy work and gives them a fascination which few people of the female persuasion can resist There is 6 charm about those square white boxes that are eeen on the ribbon counters, heaped up
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-11
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Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-11
We Are Headauarters

TNOR fine tools of all kinds such as Disston, 10 Richardson and Peace saws, Maydole ham mers Buch chisels, Chapin planes and levels. Bailey iron planes, Brown & Sharpe and Starretf machinists' tools. Look us over.
 f6,9,lI LINsLEY, ROOT & co.