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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19

five feet six inches tall, and decidedly
inclined to embonpoint, and yet she
was hobbling about on feet not three
inches long. 1t is gratifying TO find
that while foot-binding is fashionable
in China the practice is not popular in
California. Some pictures are given of
two pretty young Chinese ladies with
feet their natural size. Another pic
ture shows Miss kwei Ea. sm1ll-
footed native daughter of the golden
west. She belongs to one of our best
Chinese families, and is a very sweet
young lady.
The other day I saw Mrs. Leong
Tong, wife of the senior partner of the
firm of Heng Chong & Co. She was ac-
conpanied by her daughter and both
We're elegantly attired. The mother
wore a satin kilt skirt with large box
plaits of blue and black. embroidered
before and behind, and killed on each
side. The shams or ovcrdresses were
of rich purple brocaded silk, with the
now fashionable broad sleeves of i'm
mepse width. the inside being lined
with blue silk. The glitter from three
diamond rings drew our attention TO
hands of lily wilderness and a wrist that
bore bangles of chased gold and the
palest Of jade. Her earrings were stud
ded with pearls, from each of which
hung the usual ring of jade. Her head
was without bonnet. the hair vase done
up in the style called sho kai-being
Tho rnarlY fhof d;SfipuuiShas ma from
and maitland was set with artificial
flowers, bars and pins of gold and drops
of pearls. She said it took her maid
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E,us,sC,tv Gr.i, and proS,.

KANSAS CITY Get. is-wheat hard hSlc higher
20 hard 5:t$S2Ipc, No red asss.S5c-
Corn 1sc higher. No. mixed S21sGojc No. white
Slpaos. Oats in good demand. Nc. , mixed 25Ie
az'c. No. white 2,e2sc. Rye steady:a,ea6c. Flax
seed weak. E)c1$l a. Hay firm ana unchanged,
Bran firm, 56s.c. Butter steady; creamery 2ies &C.
sairy isaac. Ecss firmer: lG1sc
heat Receipts 2..WU, shipments. COO. Corn
-hecsipts. ,00 shipments. none, Uats-Receipts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19
CHINESE LADIES.
The Wives and Daughters OF
Wealthy Western Cinnamon.
They Are Not Oppressed = How They
Spend Their Time-What They Do and
How They Dress-The Chinese
Belle In Chinatown.
COPYRIGHT. 1891

COPYRIGHT, 1881
A Chinese home amongst the upper
classes contains one sacred secluded
spot, curtained off from profane gaze.
1t is the shu1n kwei, or inner apart
ments. No Turkish harem or Indian
zenana is guarded more jealously than
the gynecee of wealthy Chinese es-
Establishment. There are gilded recep-
ton rooms where the master of the
house receives and feasts his male
guests but the ladies are never pres
ent and no male friend. however init
mate, would have the ardacity TO ask
to see madam. The golden lilies" as
the bound-footed ladies are called. are
in the rear of the curtains. and can
only be visited by persons of their own
sex and rank.
The extreme difficulty Of gaining ac-
cess to these homes accounts for the
many silly things said and written
about Chinese ladies. The world has
been made to believe that Chinese
women are downtrodden class. They
are pictured as hewers of wood and
drawers OF water, drudges of all work:
sad-looking, care-yorn, scraggy and
ugly, so different from the gay, viva
cious Japanese maidens of the tea
houses, over whom Sir Edward Arnold
went into such ecstasies year or two
ago. The fact is Chinese beauties
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19
Passenger and Tickle. Agen-
woman's Remedy for in1amz.ory Rheuma-

lam an old sufferer from infamatory
rheumatism The past winter it came
upon me again. very acute and severe.
Ny joints swelled and became inflamed,
sore TO touch or almost to look at. Upon
the urgent request of my nother.in-law.
tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm TO reduce
used three fifty cent bottles aud believe it
to be the finest thing fer rheumatism.
pains and swellings extant. d. E. Carr.
1885 Harrison ST., Kansas City, Mo. For
sale by Hettinger Bros. go East Douglas,
imp Van Nerden Pharmacists \. Min
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MRS. FCNG TOW, WIFE OF 4 CHINESE
MERCHANT.
keep indoors. Only the old hays
and menials are seen on the streets
and these are taken by ignorant globe
trotters to be specimens of the Chinese
ladies who are out Of sight. Hence
Japanese women, who have never been
accused of shyness, are immoderately
praised to the disparagement of their
sisters across the Yellow sea of whom
the world knows little. Some day the
golden lilies of China will break
away from their seclusion and will be
found to average as high as Miss
Chrysanthemum in grace and loveli-
ness, and a little in advance of the
virtue and intelligence seen in the tea
houses of Japan. High-bred Chinese
ladies are few and far between in San
Francisco. The majority of China
town ladies are concubines. The first
wife is often left in China and the
concubine ranks as first wife when the
latter is absent.
Amongst the upper fifty Of China
town society may be found some Chi
nese ladies who have relaxed their So
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HOGS
Observation-Disclosures
The following are tine representative sales OF h'
81 the yards to-day:
wichita Produce Market.

Potatses-Celorado 7jc. Eggs l0allc Butter
grades ,66lsc-
Chickens-Hens Sc per pound spring 6,sc; ROSTERS
&C. Ducks old &c, young &c: geese. old &c. young
&c; turkeys SC.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19

Take stage at Noble for Teeumsen Bes
and shortest route. WIZ. SHEAEEg
Mama ger
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19
Lower worlds / air Rates.

On October 8. and the Missouri Pa
cific railway will make \ rate OF 81. o5 10
Chicago and return, and $40 75 to st. Louis
and return; tickets good returning until
Oct is. Call at city ticket office, ia North
Main street, or 1t the depot, corner Second
and Wichita streets, for full information.
f Z. BLECKLEY,
PASSENGER nd Ticket Agen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

BeeToS. Oct. Is.-Santa Fe railways I'M
NEW oRLEA rs. Oct. ls.-CoJicr ensicr; midGlIne
SIC, low middling DC good ordinary 15pc.
DAL1IMoRE oct. n-Cof7ee firm. spot Rio
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19
Local Grain ana Feed Market,
wichita Horse Market.

Wheat No. . I5c. Corn 35c. Oats 26s2Sc. Balet
hay Is 90. Ground Germ toaS5c. Corn and cat
mixed BIC, SrAn 1ec.
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Take Myers stage line at Wharton and
Orlando for Saltwater. Lewis Myers,
proprietor. 1otf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19
Ehe aphita 1ailY eagle ghursdau ruiug e 1ssa

great pain. which in q few months
passes into dull numbness.
l saw Mrs Wal Cheong the other
day stepping from carriage to her
door. She is fine looking lady about
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8O1,6O5.19

OFFICERS.
r, c: Stewart, Jr. Pres. c. Z. Potts Vice Pres. 4
j. l.. Powell, Treas. J. {. Rutan See "
DIRECTORS.
{. F. Potts ". W. johnson. Jr. Fl. j.. Gordon,
:. A. NcClung, y. ID. i,utchings, {. G. Cohu
j, W. O'feill. w. *. Dulaney. J. J. Mcnamara.
There will be n sale OF money orturday night.
Oct. y. 1885, d lS. IT.
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT Of the Financial con =
~ dltton OF the Farmers and nroye5>' Bank At
Nix hope state of Kansas. At the close of business
o. the 5rd day OF october. isss5
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19
wichita Mule Market,

Wichita Breadstuf Market.
Flour-Best patent u 50. second patent 81 g. ex.
mi
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19
DIR. Il. EMMA COBB.
VOICE CULTURE,
ITALIAN METHOD.

MRS. MALV ~ n " n LIEN,
Teacher, using the Lamperti methed of
Breathing and placing the Voice Also
Instructions in the Italian Language.
Voices tested free OF charge. No. S41 North
Toreka Avenue. dlI1-Imo
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL.
" condition OF the Bank of Derby. Derby
Kan. State Of Kansas AT the close OF business on
the Jrd day OF October. 1S.c,
RkS0U RCES.
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ZOE SILE--Ussceituacotts.
,uasr a.. l-ss.l ;. - - - ~

Tor @AII- 3r1lEA~~ CHAECE- 4 u Cd
i lenscgst3c ne~spagvr p4aats SaS .Bz = ei
t.ttts h.l.l.f .Tasee No. tlsc - IN
TOW ~ C.sa.ioe Jog I've as.-
wItA ssall "a ia. Ad9fe -. h &c iaocs
L.ztt Cars azSio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19

Eoa rLLE-bpfE AID PAKTnfDsE C.tCHi =
checkers Sszo . iHCsuaFpf. 4 al Al &s. tis-
N..ians ave. s-s eel -sz . 49, -
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State OF Kansas.
County OF SeaEr{ck.
l. u. {. ROBBINS. ownr 81 sad bank do SOL
EMMY swear that TIE above statement i sg,se 70
the best of my know ledge And ne LEE. 20 help
God u 4 ROBBINS Owner
Subscribed AID sworn 10 before thss .Ssa aay
Of October. isss.
(>EaIl =. T.. PIERCE Notary Pubic.
iCoa.Ints>sor expires On the -Sgd ssy OF NoveEn-
bes, ISIS.
Correct. attest:
q C Robbins Owner
20 joan ". Bsesdcn,hal Bank Commissioner To-
peks. Kansas al q
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two hours to dress her hair and den {;
doubt it.
A few ladies in Chinatown have ac-
quired an American education, have.
been through the public school. and
are imbued with American ideas.
Some were born in this land and are
proud of their birthplace. Those who
have grown up have married rich,
Chinese merchants. American furni-
ture. carpets, comforta BILE beds and a
piano or organ are found in their
homes. They can cook and bake bread
and play the piano like American
women and their husbands idolize
them. They live . dual kind Of life.
One evening they are seen at tho
Chinese theater in gorgeous Chinese
dress Of silks and satins, another night
they may be seen at the Baldwin
dressed in the latest style q Ia
Parisienne. met two of our
SWEETEST and handsomest Chinese
ladies driving in the park the
other day. They were taken
for Japanese. Several of those Amer
icanized ladies have adopted American
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WICHITA MARKETS

tn. Raceint. of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Fast q.
Hours Were: Cattle, $50: Hogs. 80 |.
Shipments; Cattle. 1915; Hogs, 200.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19

y~oI. eaLf-A GstcD EE.%pEEIEG NTH.
l. a-o = 10 81 be;sssg = toDis aisa failure. al.
N, z Is,u..lea. ( a. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19

I,oE sALE-A TEAN or HoEsE- sE ASH
Il J J-f-ss. mites s9e' hlsf't O~fae 6 - 3
KstEFlg - -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19

I,vf ~al.E-ST4sOh d Is IEAN ~ Posi- - slfT-
4 aH8e iss sro ~ zEk va o.. sssD o
.na Aacgs--s. Hpyly - AZ .1.sEa F~f< daifg ~
ta-.y.f h ~ .F1rhsf- - s."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19
lime TlHLES
TRAINS

ATCHIsoN, TOPEKA SANTA FE RR.
Ans. ARRIVE LEAVE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19

I-uR eALL- oNE IA aGE D&AFT Il olfaE
L heap To- sssk. 81 - trsGe iof ee~s-
a F..< stabs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19

.oIs SAT- po et3oD wo8k HOE- ~ = .
j ose arriving Aorre. so 49, stsss- tEfis1
-as3 &. Doe 90 tzsGsg Il 80 -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-19

I,>oE <alE- GDco Horse. TOP ECoST A>D
Il hsS.st - -. isae1.Te .; Esosz - - AN -
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,-on SAIL oE Ti.ADF- sse -Te,eS n DF.CCs
I IeEaas exsF. a. - Eszssk. - = LsztZs&s ~
: - ~
l~OG sAI.E CHEAP = ~" RS A-9~ y
J. era5er srd esfcast arsd f4s5rssz9 4l}Gzg- a -
dress . ( E-1e.uza " b =, Azz al q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Mrs. George Crossefte aud daughters.
M,a,.rs Matte. Carrie. Fila and Bessie.
whc have been visitins; their cousins.
Nrs \. 4. Sxartz and Mrs. A. T.. sharp.
left Thursday for their home at Paines-
vile. O..io.
MIR AMI Ms W. r. Re.idig and
daughter. Misa Nellie. who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs a. II. Mussel-
man. have returned to their home IN
Shippeusbarg. Pennsylvania
Miss Emily Harmer. who bas spent
the summer with her mother and sisters.
Mrs. Louise A. Harmer and the Misses
Harmsr % Lake avenue. returned Wei
nessiy 20 Toronto.
Mrs Joseph Besancon Of Twelveth
avenue and sister. Mrs Tucker u Byron
Centss. left lat night for few weeks
visit with friends in Fort Wayne and
Decatur.
Mrs. Shuyler. Misscs Bessie Shuyler
and Emma RAYMOND. aud Nessrs Law
renee Shuyier, Charles Gerrison and
Richard Ewing viii leave for Chicago
tonight
Misses Grace Wyman AMI Arvilla
peckins ~ Penn Ian. y. L.. Who have
leen tha guests n Miss Martha Pcckins
- Clinton street left Monday for the
fair.
Mrs n. J. Wolfe. who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mira Frank Brabant
IL Charles street. has returned to her
hone Ia Traverse City.
Mr.. Wilber Hattery. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs George Daniels
~ Chsrry street returned Thursday 10
her home IN Chicago.
Prof. Gerhsrtue Noa. - -. started
Tuesday FOR PRINCETON. New Jersey.
where h7 wili occupy tie chair n Bibll.
ca the.,logy.
Mrs. {. r. Sigh and daughter. Miss
FAifh lsft Monday f1r f.ast Han pton.
Mas. where Alss Edith will attend
srhoot
p. Louie Alo~elsy. George Widdicomb
and Hobart Marshall started Monday
Ter Ansiover. Massachusetts, % attend
school
fseorze McCrraay Of No. III South
Prospect street. ieft Friday Tor a tuss-
na-s trip over TIE G.. K 4 !. railroad.
Mi.s Van Elton. wbe has been the
rtieat - Nisa fsteila Putnam. has re-
turned - Der home in Detroit
Ms-. Caroline ssibbuns a No 204 Bar.
cay street - VISITING tFr SISTER, ID n.
ta,-oa. q Walker iosnship
Miss sadie Hesney left Tuesday for
Santa Fe. New Nexsco. whore shs will
spend The winter.
Tenn Brsdfela sill leave this week 4
resume his st,ldles Ia the Michixfn uni
versliY
Mrs. Harry p C..op~r and Ms Muir
a. he Fmerenn ~iii sisit The fair fbu
ueoh
Herman Pranee left Tuesday for 81
Louis. where O. wiii resome his stadie,
Mrs y ~ Fiardrrp - viaittag friend.
IN the ueTthefn t.srt = the state.
q "A Heard Il attending kenyon coi
lerr az fiau.bier tt rs
Jsres f'agne - speeding a few DAY.
"a White tskr
NJ Lens Csikins ha@ gons east "a
bu4ll,res
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

I'VE used - hear. bc'or they eegan
~ build steel ships. rrret deal ats'st
there being oylg as inch q Piank BE-
tween the passenger aad death sa,1
. locomotive sheiasef. Well. that
isn't marker to the nsrrow margin
thai divides railroad passengers fr,sn
disaster ~ matter how heavy ard
how strongly built tse esrs may BE-
po raatsef hos fast or hos powerful
Tic sn9ine msy he. no matter he's
well made end well taliss,ed the
track she real safety - fhs train lies
IN the aanf-t - tie csr = heel which il
not snore than an inch thisA % -
widest part sfei saper4 fron Sat %
an edge IL - the nanke ttAt ke~p-
the wheels On the rails When fils
fsage hresk. th~ wheels lamP he
trsek aas.i aestraetiea foiia~s Bsen .
srasn pisos eso&sn fFsaa she IxFiphers
q . whssl sill - ssNsei~Bt ~ s<rNil =
train 50 sao 49, ira = saTFe~ btt q
thin aesai si.@4a ssiass ssa sAses .
E.sl~AE ssAsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
BEER OR BLOOD MEN
Anarchists Congress VII Be
Held in Chicago
AlT6ElD WILL BE INVITED
Suggestions nor strengthening the
Mosrment and ProcIaisning the
Principle or Human Liberty.

Anarchists ara % have = worlds
congress at Chicago during the week
commencing Monday. September Is.
Fiery-tongned agltators against capital
are expected from all quarters OF the
globe They viii formulate new
plan whereby the rich may be com
PEELED % divide with the penniiess
thousands The various gitators for
greater liberty for the masses ard =
division of the wealth OF the capital
lists viii set forth their various
schemes and plots at the coming con-
gress aud the Chicago police will un-
doubtedly be kept very busy shutting
of incendiary speeches. IL Is L, be
hoped that the great gathering Of
physical force rcforsners will not end
In another HaymarlSet tragedy. New
York anarchists say that Chicago WIS
selected for this International meeting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Francls Csnpleil returned Wesiass
las fra, fhfse mauths study AMI
pleasufa trip IA kaTste lie vs.its.i
ion,ion and ether citlss - rate. tut The
gresfef psft q hls fsse sss spent IN the
fr1 - Ia ct.ast town . Deal shere
hs eenshin~,l hs~ sturdy with ~ fayarite
psstline q fsAina
Niss fss-io ast netebt Helana -
Fa,lnfsia steref rsf4rnei Ihurz.lar
frusn fhets sarn.rrs rntinx a. Weave
t.,nsiee snd - fsir Ars ns.isnd 81
sree1 anafhef week il Chicago hefafs
hsr return 81 the cary
A Hia z Windsor uhlo. spent
isel saa,iar $50 ~ sisters Ms i.3 Iasa
austia r. hsrrlsy street snd Ma J ,
Tsl.k-r - ~s1asa aAsa street
SIR aad aes tsuls frvstt - sfaff,eg
Nchisae bare te-a srsn.sias tae eeeh
e3fa 7 ~ ueFtea ssa fsaailf q Ma -
- ssi i.sesFi stieet
L. saa Ma y r CaIksns q lsksA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17


A pedro surprise party Nas given
Montiay evening - the home u t'eorEn
81 Schuier en Terrace avsnuc. The
tasdihx prizes we're awarded % Miss
jennie Gould and Fred Gresham and
the consosations we're divided between
NrsL !. "a. brown and Wll Goold The
parry sas Ia h0nor q Mr. Schuler's
birthday.
The Rev. Il. Digby Johnstqn q unity
church has been Ia Chicago the past
ueek sAitlng his Ian.iiy and attending
the great religious congress Mr. John
ston vii give IL series u Sunday
evening sermons summary % TIE dsf-
f.,rent religions a. represented In the
various sessions
Friday afternoon and evening picnic
vas held az keees iaks n honor II
Aiisa Carrie Louise Edwards & Reed
CITY. Among thpse present we're Mrs.
sanford. The Mi-ses Edwards. Mr.. and
Nrs Guest and family. and AF. and
Mr. T. h Ne~ton.
Mi~s Nellie Openeer viii h, married
ia ~tockfon. California. Tuesday. sep
t~aafer ~. a. y. a Hamllfon. former
resident Il Grand Rapids Tho groom
4 = ia 81 the Rev. ;. l. Hamilton Of
the city.
FRIDAY night Miss Julia Barlow %
No. 80 Lyon street entertained the
nsmisrs q the Dago club. About
t~enty acre present. and the company
waa entertained with dancing.
Joseph J. wernrtte % Grand Rapids
and Miss Carcssa Negman ~ Dorr will
- married az the home Of the bride to-
morrow. September Il.
The Knights Of Pythias gave a stag
pedro party Wednesday evening IN thelr
nex club rooms on Wealthy avenue.
Monday night Mrs Anna Schmidt OF
NJ "a Monrus street gave an informal
tea h. a few " her friends.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

NxvuASsvILLF. Fla. Jnue 5. leJl
Misses I.frFuAS BHos. Savannah. Ca.
DsAn SIEs wieh 20 give my ttsts.
uonsal Ia regard 10 your valuable ms1i
cine. y. 4. T.. Tor the cure ~ fbeuma
tism. neuralgia. dyspep-ia. hloasne-a.
etc la l%i ! was atiacted with 81.
lous muscular rhrumatisui. aud have
been a martyr "a q ever since. | tired
al medicines ever beard n and all
the doctors ~ reach. but ! found only
Temporary rrlief, tie pains we're - hal
AZ times that tiiI not care whether /
lived or died s'y digestion lersae 49,
impaired that everything I ate what
agressi with ue ~ size also suffered
- Intensely xith dyspepsia that shs alsS
80 t,sIr.ien - her. she Vsuai - cnn
hnesi o. her led o. eraks ~ tn tine
sEe sieo suffered aresfly frsm an.,husss
ana larra = sleep ~lnls time IN Nafrh
/ va advised r. tase = = h.. sud be.
fore - ny elfs aod 7 had ffiahed tha
seco0a lssttis ~ ~ + A.. alf tiige stitsn
tezsa g. ia8tfosc tiy pane sat~ids.a
- much that nave heen able - eark
and aln f,ri4ns ake aclak shat I haven't
fioee before a. nnaixf n yeats Vie
siH csatane takiae y = y uHfil We
are eufiFely ebfe,l and 80 s8.etrfully
fesstarneud IL - al elferiaz humanify.
fgslfs very respectfully
j = Drrfsf~&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Aafaf.sf<. %. Ialg ~ ieli
n sesss f.iprsts lee~. savannah. ca.
bHts enss l-iusht bottle r. soat
r = y - ifef -lfinEs Ark and = hsA
t1ns sse nofe gersi than thfse nastiis'
ufesfasst - t'.e itet spnAse
lave yoa - sEe0ts IL this part = tha
sssBnuy % I3t me khss 49, mseh Il
siii eo=t g. 81 ttfee - sis hott.es frsm
Feaf sify - exEfs~s
kssfsrtfaiY feuTz
las n NEWTON.
AeeFlieaz. krae ; Coaail, q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

10 you have occaaiQpai attacks n bill
iousncss. with bittef taste. offensive
breath. headache. dikzincsas Hoods
Sarsapafiila contains the best known
anti bilious remedies Try Il nov.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-12
TEMPE ADVERTISEMENTS

DR. CHAs. q. JONES, TEMPE, A. T. Of
- fee at Heineman & Gill building.
Office hours to 9 q. M, 8 to and to D. m
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TO HAVE FUN WITH BEES.
Just Try If This Story Is Really Based on
Scientific Truth.

Just Try If This Story Is Really Based on
Scientific Truth.
It is a fact not generally known,
says Science, that if one holds his
breath wasps, bees and. hornets can be
handled with impunity. The skin be-
comes sting proof, and by holding the
insect by the feet and giving her full
liberty of action you can see her drive
her weapon against the impenetrable
surface with force that lifts her body
at every stroke; but let the smallest
quantity of air escape from the lungs
and the sting will penetrate at once.
1 have never seen an exception to this
in twenty-five years observation.
have taught young ladies with very
delicate hands to astonish their friends
by the performance of this feat, and
saw one so severely stung as to require
the services of physician, through
laughing at witty remark of her sis
ter, forgetting that laughing required
breath. For theory in explanation
am led to believe that holding the
breath partially closes the pores of the
skin. My experiments in that direc-
ton have not been exact enough to be
of any scientific value, but am salts
fed that it very sensibly affects the
amount of insenslble perspiration. .