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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
Notice to st1ckholders

The annual meeting 4 the sfoct halter. 81
the Grand Rapids A I31iana Fstirosf e5sn.
pany VIII BE- he IN fH1 general oscc,'i,, 49,.
~ ot 1fand hslids- lich-. on Nrcne<day
LA 81 !. ss.a. ri . riotf .. IT,. Tor Tar rier-
u"o o. thirteen Glfectofs o. serve Tor The e.
su.hk year rni foT ~ Transaction ~ sccn
othSr business ~ n1ayl - presented nc lie
meeting. d, A. I0ahAA. secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
wAkrgp-YIscELLAnEous.

WASTED-The names and addresses OF en-
ers-fic men and women opea for per-
mA1ent work. We give exclusive territory.
We guarantee good workers 80 week. We
furnish ONCE. furniture. delivery team. and
newspaper advertising Our article Is 8 mono
Toy. IL viii save - per cent OF the coat bills
OF essrybody. ful particulars by mall. Litho-
graphs. Pamphlets. etc. Tree upon receipt Of
postage. Address h0Ai-5TAR C0..-Depart-
meat No 2i5. Boston. Mass. 1858 mos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

phoBATE ORDER state Of Mlchixan. conn.
= al krut s<-sf a session % III Ffabs h
court Tor Toe said county q kfut. acid - the
frvt~ie Gree. "a tac city 81 q and keslns on
tfih day - @st-- ~, "a The var Gue thou
ffcseilt7 Cyrus +. frrA. rs. y 1d.r OF Probate
In the matter al The estate If
tNANh L1.fltLI. drceaset.
Prank =. Letrlt laffax nleG r. ~ = conrf
MS pefififa prssiaE HAL tto I'D inl-i alton
o. faia estate raaI - grated 10 ChArlfs
schmidt suz Andf.4 baff
II Is ordered. that irlaay. the teat4 day
oifeofuary. iss3 ~ ten a'rfocs ID tie forrhooa
~ said Probate c.ar De appointed Tor Loar-
Ina said p<fifion.
tha y - ftfif~r orttr5c. fttt a copy 10 taiS
osSrf 'sr f1Dtlstrd tfift ei4urrr>slse weeks pre-
nio@s 20 a1la cay 81 ttAriuE. IA the tifauf
hAf'lss Herald. : daily newspaper rrlntcs ana
circulating IN said runiE - k@nf
CYRUS r. PERKINS,
a true copy. jade Of Pro6ate.
Htgkf j.. JEwfL1- Register th4 f.b
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A y established manufacturing concern con-
- templatlng MOVING 10 Grand hzpsds de-
sircs 10 form an alliance With thorough and
competent business man. who will invest
from ave 10 ten thousand dollars and act a.
grLeral manager OF the company. The Article
manufactured Is fully covered by patents and
Is used by every mill owner aud manufacturer
IN he country. And the opportunity for large
profits Is assured. Full particulars wilt DO
given upon application. Address A. b. c..
this ONCE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

81 % tl5 per day at home. selling Lightning
W Platter and plating jewelry. watches
tableware. etc Plates the finest OF jewsiy
good ~ new. on all kinds OF metal with gold,
silver ar nickel. No experienced No capital.
Every house has goods needing plating. ID.
h. Deino. Columbus. o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

fsrcsoe Cs1os -fsscs fszss. jan IL
Cattle Receipts. 81. ". steady eonlmon 10
q sterrs. Eaao; so kers aaa fer1
rft. 49, G. ~ 9. COWS and balls. titt-iA
ii~Ss-- A-retcis = uo. y elk ara < tseers
taAay. 8 ~ g. $50 mixed an1 mtdl an.
Is 10 s So il<ht. so 81 80.
'rrs o-is srriHfs -tf1. steady pier 20
go. $50 - =. ismns St. 70 ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

aster -s'fs aii. if1o. f'se headlight 80.
e.. rsfer .4ite. ga sesf. "a. ~ Eoreaa.
- -.
aarisef s-ovesasci as. -. "a
o.o1afifft naefaa. SIS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
HERALD DES|RELETS
The cost is insignificant
compared with results


10 Ill h4A1 AtsN - s--If - faa ult faa
rev ~
!, sekke lesrs On heoe~hsi4 ssets. D kaos
fr<%> Htt a. ~ Es@s4H4 eFoDrxlf - = -
49, = a. seAess fssr =i.se rates Az IL -
stt = :. fssasssf.< f3isx.
tstf l"4ss Ar< als4e lheat fEA1fcsfg znd
- fsvt - . etr "a Year psGssf1sl pss-
eFsG1.
eass er- - esfs.sa s< fang As ees.r@a en-
- - aid IA f4.s. - - s'arf ~ az f.s.s q
fttt ks1F tf-tsAtes<sr, An ar A.. I .s.tz -
Stfts tisf est - tafryta1 he SKA
~ ftr - a. &oee Ga aisstffur- n ana AZ
- - fto r ~ se pay a - fsr ~. IA
sRrf , - ifH- - TVe <e4Isx-
% - t3kr io4as CD The taii1inx ant
.een Esreeist. a fiae.
- sss sfe Tee sstss pres&nt ~ toe CTS
snf 49, - ar Esti - - Parties eAilsne 20 \
- WAJ - ~Att<- usaS1 sLtSA.T ala eoe -
St<ss-
tsfsrmter ffss pa ave he use ~ ,.o. n IN.
ilcrE. - sec lie ieehcy saa s4n rstufa tie
GRAND h1riDs &okTG sE LOAN ca.
h"ocs = 10 rr olsea
Sorntr Of Ne1foe Pa afa t.asl ~
----- = = - Z - = =
TEfoisf BORROWING NexEY. ealf ana e,t
- ~ rats - short tt1s ila.a> % any fsss,,
4 F7'ssi <eFafii, Las d ~ low - ra;sX.
- an 4. ~fner. - A.cAs.aa fflzl son,
lstDS p.t'letaf. corner s'ead ali ottawa
i''s'- &c 49, Al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
pefrost Gam.

nrsosr. Jas IS Wheat. Va. ? red, cstsh
-. nay. -. ~. ! waite. casa. 1ls.c.
fofn- = q. c4t1. 49,.
Oats y y. cas1i. fsc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

suzar-trt Loaf SO. eu.ss 5 4: powdered.
-.-s..sied -. ssaisei'o ',e. 4: - q
"a, as. ~. -, Liz; ~. II. 40, N. l.,
..st Ihrs- arc <eu fsfk prices orsn4
aplas prise u - mere per lael rs
a o.ts>rs 80 GRADES is@s2ics IA ediein. .
fssks<s e..<s~s. s.s-o; Java greer. s.s.
: - AeehA sr.s1- ssFicAii'e. %
Ns~ N.ct zaa chce~. i-3i.r; rolled
- eArfe.s. k--3' sa-t. saginaw sais' barrels.
bSrt-Tisrss sssss-cempeuae. g'ses pure.
leat- HAIRS. iisis,.c. vscals hssn. u.le;
bscoa. 49, dried heci. ga - si.ort
saf SRA. so tti; clear tacz. 100 Dbl,
ssrisss eienspf aark. -
Fruits. vsgstzhl-s and Seeds.
fsts sres 81 s11c per doxs oaions. S.-tf ;
rrf s1t- lrWons. a. aad ga. se-ostau.
ersn1ss - - - sweet potatoes. 81 = 81. 81:
"a 'erria sgriests. 80 per dot. eai ara.
49,. s.oesZi0: ni.ss' 49, pss ~
Farm Pr1cuess-Fisr Hands.
Eurs. pc. bs.ffer - 10 &c, potatoes, %
~ toe. tsa1>. talt pickss. $40, honey. t-.s3
- eer.z iettacs; DC Per n. bead isftere.
&c. E.srtey 10 der tul4cnrs. tlrnfp- 8 -
- 81, eateates ~ 9 soe do. teet<. = c hn:
fctfa ra-s% 1~1c en- a PIES. 80 % sec bu:
sarrett z. 8 - eelrrs. sc &c de-. ,sz.-
ass ~ - - Der tusoei. plepiAaf. isc q
- radisces. tc aaoL
F1sst cd tni ner. SC; ezra. nsw. 45cs
az. tc. ott4 trfs tYf. &C hAr -. si.it.
Iour and ser1-LtsS wht1e. fl-t1i pafeat.
- Ger rrti o4fkr aest hoaf. $50 PEI -st.
cora r.esi = ~ F-r ton frros f~Lo9 per too.
u.ifl1xs. 50 ~ p~f Son orsa. 81. o pef tom
81 80. ) ffr Tor srrfeairES. = per toe.
n 14l- y tslri- "a c. lnN4ttrti4 y 83Ac-
tas-N ~ . 60. timothy. sesil-
etfar-f,a $50.
Weed n. oeaee and rr&pir. s18l1k
ksrf 80 PORK =. frssa porx ioins -
frff1 rera sfstiifrs. - .@iie. alton.
e.. sarraE ami ate i0wts. ale ,dlcks.
20 a. raftsve. l.'l - ~, Essss. J. b..
<tflEx enieker it1isc. vrs , lise' huffer
i1e. dsiry. d. rlea1sry sa.tferIne, T. .
iilfes znt "a la~-firser. ~ - steers
over u ifs r4Fet tiie~. - ~ calf
81 ne. green. SIS ear skt1A curef. - tai.
ies rtH.n - rendered. &c; peits. ia (.
s4rarii4xt % AL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
FIGURES OF TRADE

So laaz. lsa Ae4<s "a cal has k.se
s6sf. fssl>is- tf4es - ~ Der ceEsL tas lk.s
le44 = sss s~4f -1d e.ss4a< s4sssa -
f.sss1 fssss So ~ 49,
sle%%4atFat 1s2t>s .aTs bees 141 sat
sss1-s- lie e.erk mss2es te&@s ~ss - -ss.s
- = z.l.a- ia isfe,.as s,sas s<fra<sll v;-s
Sea sa1 - - 50 ~ ~ 49,. ststss. sittrr
l..ss e. sanfs marsss z.lesa. ssee ssssn
1.4ls4 - "a ttla 4lts faaa4fs AS <1akfit .
N4x<4tsf ieAes 4te fz<EAs - Lie <cAof >
rs ssff t,pzfs1 sa4 80 Eial-< ~ .es 49,
ne.r4lif . ezst - ~4lsaa& t.s tata- 1llssss
af cas- f4.s "a rl4is4tls@ nat t1t n.'ec<4. ss4.[
Ill tAesI 81 otaels- beta "a kh7 setetiat st
tf8l Ef44s "a t1u atfe- 4b1kl4ea- A-klef :.
So s<t- ssHet<f. . 80 fsF4fAft thi.f ~
kci4@4rs 4,t4 a .4.>sA A "a fs.1 b ~ Az ~ a.
La setcIot a. - at,sa&1oA - alp % y.
4. $50 teA+ "a ekSVA-ie1 - SIC Ae4ai g.
1aefe go : q ssfa8fs "a - sllhs,s Aetna Al
At>1f 4E-l4sk the t1Elbi2ail4 =. I'D it =
el..ei.latea has tas ne eqsihs nss.s,n viz az
xase 80 Ae--t4< q <tosl sae'A-l y ~
%s~ ku<ss4 eal tenna&<. il.e sfssi 3
teess safbafs N<s - d<sEe<s 81 t1e es.s 80
sll<r sus Ia former <-.a sefs i-als rat.fell-
t1t o. 90 "a s1<e4telot ~ kh.f ss1 IA
fiaa ~ the Asaa--. IA ~ a tAe ett5 potssti-s
.<aila& he proE9set IL assees ses@tFs "a
i4rtner tess4re apsa 3l.sfsltas "a s1s ets-r
- t.t4 g nfifstl 10 iai. ifnus - .<st 'fst =
49, { SD A. ll... :. ptIa a nes isss "a a. Per
c@ak- fiir fest Of tle iaaastlis> sspeess-t
tssttsisrs sd seElf. we're neasts kEssss.1 az
49, tsf 9ef1 4l@es ot k1e sIzos4t. IA tistt.tFr
= a sstt ss~a. AnFl u 80 sal sh.- :
tNF-<+ FAr.1~A t@rttta H<t 1850
fans - Loneo4 4B4 sd oi.s "a Lse1.,.
hfFs a. = sstlsla.E 8 - scis- sA4 ta<1 = %.s.a
srrlf &ihslt <aip soia ga rat.fdtf. &c s2'ss
.. Lstsd :. a. s--fv@sis >. s-3.-- ss4fss
caseako Gram
clnc 400. Jan 3 -Trats n the wteat pit
80 c1tIrne atzit fo1af. local ep<<4iofs
Nrre 1allz xcIs l.frle aa4 the 91Issde bust
hes 9ae - ~ - a14stii4, TIE sn>N al
- tae so-tbsesf @as sstd - hAts -. S.se.
tas hrat trfs fheee 1-Ais 2ni tae TAT snat
the htcs teeslp1 9ese s.po1t 10 cars In rretss
% t1s est. male ass slss ecek iAftor, ..es
lh< ffiess we're - ak-r. Cora MS d4l sad
n.alfr l.a1a as 4.iarsT tfe4rss Citsnl
pgiets Ntre ioAry. There wss - = tsfy
a.li sessl ga 81 tne safs Afkrf me n1<tisAs
usns we're <sssr2e5 - t-s changes a. tns
Fresls.e8s after : sesk f<r'esA sreae the
aor4lax had 4alfes "a e. eul closes . "a
onif s1oi@fale s.ias. hos tefak IA es1sirr
sfaofr "A .sssef here ~ a. safa1fe OF
~ a aAf .ra Ia less teaa al hour. AIS the
biaxsst saarg "A tsr n arAet 49, tally
slLs-fr.i Leopold boom Nas ~ ported he
clIfsi t,ser After tie squeeze lad e1irfia-
sbes -ai4s u - "a ard aaa nc - posk aud
sii.s
shsal-5 aaaary. 7sA.s; MAI. ss'.c. July.
csrn-J4seary. ss'.s: February. sss.e; MAY.
o ~ = sar;. All rsbsaars. o'.e, NAY.
fsrs-J.asary. $50; February. $40;
Lsrs-Jasuary. sii.-ss March. Sis; May.
-s5ss Eics~JaaGary. Gao5. March. sloos:
1ls. tiat.-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
AssIGNEE's SALE.

The stock OF furniture recently owned By
De leeuw ond Van recovering will be sold az
pubic sale At the store formerly occupied by
Them, tow {; Il and q Grandyliie avenue. In
January. is93. at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon.
ID. h. C0RBIrT. ASA nee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26


phpbtit 0hhkK--sfate - Aicblsln. eean.
y y 49, - AZ > sess1oa elfAf f-s.issie
= ~ ~ tal4 es4sfs - kxaI hts4 AZ li.a 30
81 ssfs, p taeetfs - fsf@s@ Aspl4s. "a ths
"a 4@f n $50 ~ ~ tAf 1taT cae So !.
sAed fsstaf euEaFrt ~ ataefftarrr
frsNht tlfHs fffk -. 3laee - freb1fa
IA tise nis4tVf ~ re rtfatr "a
A. 4 tfstt7Ets 4roresa
~ c41ie al q tlf feflIl8a aaiy seri T.
~. - Al Aftat tkr<afr ~ IT, All a
SD dseess pfssi1s ttis csAff ~ lscsns<
aAc t.feef ~ y ssti .4r real estate O. stid a.
s.r.-4 theirtn st<eittee fsr tbe fes>Sus aud
ruf feees her ia - ff.rfh
~ - ordered taet ittarsdAy. the 4 DAY Of
tss''tueft. 81. o. - ori3cA IA lhs f3renDoa
81 slia frceAte oalce. De- spPvsulei Ter heAr,
80 sasd isrfsisoa. sad that the heirs AZ ls@ 81
sac dsrfasrd AID a. Dc .ebs Interested IN
sssN estHie appear teiafr said ce4rl ~ a q
iif.e hsd ilaee. - fi.ew cause uIf = iicetsr
hheuie not be krkatsc - sai1 sx-eusfir q
ss reel cstsfe a. ffsy,,s Tor ia said petition
Ana ~ i iurfher ordered. that = eoty ~ thls
ersif ~ pes;ishsd three sacet " wee : f.rs,
You. u sd nay 81 hesrlag. IA the Gr..ad k.f~
- i'rf ID. daily nrwspatsr lglatrd aaa
efcaiaiin4 said county ~ heat.
CYRUS y. PfRkiNS.
u true fopf9 .l1dxe % Fr80afe.
htKSff l.. JkHtt1. Register. tBsGs fsb :
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
LlGAL ADVERTISING.

'kpEaIk ektkk-- SKATE u HicsiEas. t~an-
t@ss 2t&t< ~ kas1 & unfs &c kest nrla a
- - ale nlt.'f. Il, ~ f.fs - ttfse4 fA.-
80 es. - III sta r%F = 12H.eFs a. lte Yeas
s''S .ees.stAa Fs<ht hee 1f<4 4ef 3 aets -Thset.
- ti-f tssf . ~ essts 81
fiNeA 4. t&1 -. dee<axsa
tNss t1<ae aatl1 nsr1 "a f1ts c<Eff AIS
tf%ttr- fr-s>taE ~ khe 4afoi > 81 sLlua II
ftst xsf . ~ eze g. Am><lf
.ttss - tba. ffF1as. tie lszn az Of
~ - - tsa e'&seek ~ fir i reaeei.
kas sd - X a.
Ass = > lef hFr er1erel fn&t a cess 81
ia efstf - - lfslfa thfsr SO So -
NNft 9fEfiz11 q <44a dag - hfsrfas n fbs
sssa+ haft1s fifrsl1. : cay ss~x ga.ef
Psi SA4 e,rt14et,a 4 a 40 ea4Hly ~
keaI t4Ef<g FtHk1N
r. Srtt3 Se4re 81 lfetxff.
hssst :. 3rssiz. ks.isfss. sea So >
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

FOR SALE
9ne house. No = usf'aa street. near waai.an
sxtun- and stfeff ezra siep.
heuse- e. fi4fiaa sttert near Nadia.
aveaa- ant street ears n.y.
house eith hsFn 81 rceis gaiaa st,.st n IA
bones en tssf foifon street A al -,
theses ca Ness stfeet. n<af la.n.,s
efeet - -
iaes ksasc sa nenfr sssfsf sssn
tise sssts.s athsrs ife4 40 an.
fa,sai iass On talea. Heary 80, e,,,e.
3aier. isaeain Pe~sf. West ws.ssa go
ts.s st4 lisa streets kaa FRA .ss w.ssssx
tHe ss6aafs 80 i1enay fe1atsea IL. a., fret
tsi = t~fiiss ~ -. Az m5aes fur
- lula PARSE 80 - sa.t fafrhsssfs
iaeafag Is asslfrd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
GRkhDRAPlDS hATl0hiLDAH
GRAM PtrfDs MICH.
cAPIThl AID SURPLUS. se00 O00

IlFfN 81 T8G. President
fki 49, eOHf Eff. tfre-pfesffepl
lEAAk ~ DAVE, tasalef
JOHN T. BENJAMIN. Akst. Cashier
a tsus dcFs Eeusr. t4hsiAz t4slnfss
80 frrfsr tluiiy bfttis the Neeeaats ~ inat-
t1has tsbss SO coraefsftans ~ arIa y
A@ttffsi s-ifee1 ga tD.e cert atff al g.
81 lfsfeteFs fss srs raft 81 ~ ~efia 1isy
Isfiret rcntg srfanErr rt~ a. EMS hans.
80. DIRE iNk~.
fa~ic NJ ffeemsn Gedfrsr.
tpe- fetrsar fi40f4t fl "a sssf.
rfph nsnsrfnkr News y tfafk
l~efs- d Ions Wm.H Hsrps shsim~r.
hssesfs. tharirs fersf1.
stAa 8 Tea tasf 4odifss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26


noRRae - RRAsaRa Urn
M06lu maMuIuO
--------
D. -. - .
ia
turns. Try one
..-------------------~--l.------
FtuEe.
spyERfl~FsFS1sos IHaEE IIxEs os
~ more Dfs<t<r tt.fs hsst es44t, c. a.. faf
sas iasrrtie..: - saafs E<r ssae 10 tarss -
s<ftsAs OF = e<4ts go lt1s Ia oA@ ae<k-
.-----
II s1sf ate - 6rtes and save nsea-y IA IA
'e.ss. -ss s''.s- 49,
4rlP vASTFo-naEg
.-------->----------
.nVrprvsrU.~~..s. -, ~,.pr~ -.
- 49, - = 80 80. = 49, Fef s4e 10
..xS,s,. ---------.----- -
w ~ -. = -..~ - - - - = -
49, = s~AA sssSs' Rem ~
----------------------- - =.
WA<IkL,-Acffse. sntfillxeut eeat.@r,en ..
~ lxr<e Aqua & tsaee l. rspreseaf she
ratefJ kQpt. 4 aa1a1sas loeoaie Addr~.t
sfIH r<fctcIcex N.Aa~rr. IA kac<r.x 4 RI
cAxo, Ia 81
sr,p vAsrsc-
-----------
~ lkp-A GIT Or <eae7Ri homework.
br. ni Ser. ip Cois ksehzs- -
v1y x~TrT. - - - -
W ActEp-a ktr ior hcosrvorAi Tour IL
.----.-------
NJ ~ nA <trt ~ es sea<t- hee,esefs
- :. i.A-s1ts ssEeo..
SITUATIONS NAATED-eaLf.
sss-----'-z---------
% ksspsT. ssss.saat bssasesssr or general
double ard sfnrlr snr,x srsr 80 r..-.sss.
f,srLfshsd. Address - rnsru.ao 81 elfv 81
w kee.sra sssIsfant toes \ ~sr~fs .i,.,.s
eaee elsrka frAssi3nx s.ie<m@n slsn1<~~..
tAer. eosks- cfuinx gSssa .lrl. n.,.t~r 49,
tsxxaxsmeu In hsf-7. also exprrl@nr.t bee-
eanssssrr< Gee. " Co.s 4 So. K..sn i. Al
IL - ana street sI@ff
------------,-----
WAsTrD-lGrsTs
-------------
vtr.~rrr, -, - =,
w s.-S . :. -" ~ sneiee Ani
a.ss h~se msnt
80 $3.50 - Ds.n N TITS ans efat
~ "a :. % -. -. -. - sonssSi'ea "h.s ps
49,, ~ -. $50 ~ ef.ie IS
~ $3.50 - -. 1870 ~ .t.oit ~. .. CT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
N. W. NoRTHRop.
oyKs NATIONAL err BASE
roR RKkE

fuifr a. rooms IN tloat. corner r.~
street and fIfth Avenue - A,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
TstsoE z prg

10 all rersans csi.ing 80 ~ rcsldrneo
vel ave tLf felsl : ifef. tcf o4e ~tsk
enfy. nfneaeiax j.saEary -. Nine. H. Is.
khods s. ~ S,lih Division ai9eei. corner al
talt. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

NANIkf--p acents By tbs EQuitab'e
w Life " IowA trfers direct. I.vcra,.s
eonfractsssd associate security 10 folicy hold
era hest references required A. % character
And sus lfcstlonS !, 7. Martha. Supt II
Agencies. les Nolnes IonA si~u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

C1-A transient advertisements and sub
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-29
Ees Riddles Solved.

Feet have they, but they walk
not-stoves-
Eyes have they, but they see
not-potatoes.
Teeth have they, but they chew
not-saws.
Noses have they, but they smell
not-teapots.
Mouths have they, but they taste
not-rivers.
Hands have they, but they
handle notebooks.
Ears have they, but they hear
not-corn stalks.
Tongues have they, but they talk
not-wagons.--[Good Housekeep-
ing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-29
Vienna Coffee.

Into an ordinary coffee pot
Pour on your water bubbling hot.
Cover it closely. Boil it for one
minute,
Simmer it five. Take your milk
boiler; in it
Put one pint of sweet cream, and
don't omit
To keep the water boiling under It,
The white of one egg beat and beat
and when
A stiff froth forms, like crusted
snowdrifts, then
Add, of cold milk, three table,
spoonful. See :.
If cream is scalding; when 1t
proves to be,
Remove from fire, add white OF egg
and milk, j.,
Stir briskly till tits smooth and
fine as silk,
Then serve to use with coffee. lis
the way
The Viennese folk serve cafe au
lait.-( Elk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-29

The imperial yacht Hohenzol-
lern, which recently left the docks
at Stettin, steamed twenty-five
knots an hour on her trial trips.
The German Emperor has sent
this dispatch to the shipbuilders ::
"By this great work you have
placed in my possession a vessel
which. at least temporarily, is the
fastest one in Europe. "-Ex.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-09-01
Don't Kiss Cats and Dogs.

1t is said that an Italian savant,
having noticed with some disgust tn c
habit that many ladies have of kiss
ing their pet cats and dogs, has made
a careful examination Of the saliva Of
these animals, which may be inter-
esting to those indulging in such os-
culations. The saliva of the cat IS
especially rich in all sorts of minute
bacilli and contains a new form sell
dom absent, and so fatal that rabbits
and guinea pigs inoculated with it
died in twenty-four hours. The dogs
saliva contains an ever greater num-
Der OF bacteria, some OF them of a
particularly d~isagreeable character.
plus occasional lukes and the eggs of
intestinal worms. Nor is the horse
free from these death-dealing organ.
isms. For among the diverse "bacil-
Ii, streptocoed and sprilla," in its sa-
Iva were three forms of a noxious de-
scription.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-09-01

~ don't see anything renlarka0'
about the looks of this man." saI'
visitor to the dime museum. X
is he here for |"
"That man." said the lec'ulu'
''took $40 home with him after u ""
weeks stay in Chicago"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-09-01
GheDemorrat-SM
4 N HURy'S SAYINGS.

There are too many people who like
to tell bad news.
The DEVILS s~ugar-coated pills al
ways have a poison in them.
If all christians would keep wide
awake no sinner could sleep.
One use that God makes of a good
man is to prove that the devil lies.
II there is any selfshness in a man
1T will be sure to crop out when he is
hungry.
Cutting of a ROSTERS spur will gen.
orally take a good deal of wind out Of
his crow.
The best lighted streets are travel
ed the most. Wear a smile if you
want to be useful.
There is no use to look for a revival
in a church whore the members pre-
fer to sit ten feet apart.
II it were not for the bread and
butter question it would not be so
hard for some people to be religious.
Nearly every church hast two or
three members who think they have
put the Lord under obligations to
them.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-09-01
New Disease Of the Pear,

Mr.. NJ. B. Waite, a specialist in
plant pathology, of the department of
Agriculture, in an address on '"The
FungOus Diseases Of the Pear" spoke
OF the pear scab as a northern disease
and the leaf blight as a southern dis
ease, as they are respectively confined
to the northern and southern portions
OF the country. Both diseases can
readily be controlled, by the use of
the Bordeaux mixture.
Allusion was made to a disease OF
the pear of which little is known. 1t
might be called "yellows of the pear"
The tree takes on a generally I'M
healthy appearance, the leaves fall
and the tree, after a struggle for ex-
~istence, finally dies. No cause for the
disease, and no name for it is known.
A new disease has been discovered
by F. S. Earle. 1t manifests itself by
generally sickly look of the tree.
One peculiar feature is that it actual
ly rots off the roots, and the winds
soon blow the tree down. Very little
is known as yet about the ''root-rot
Of the pear" White mycelium runs
along the outside of the roots, and
sometimes penetrates them.
Mr.. Waite found another new dis
ease of the pear upon trees near
jamestown, Va. 1t Isl somewhat
similar to anthranose. The fungus
attacks the cuticle of the twigs, caus-
ing it to die and form a corky growth
underneath, in which the fungus con-
tinues to live. He thinks the Dor.
deaux mixture will prove a remedy
for the trouble.
lie had been giving considerable at
tention to the study of the effects Of
the growth of lichens upon the bark
OF various fruit trees, and found that
the Bordeaux mixture painted on
such trees with a brush had a favora-
BILE effect in removing them. He has
had better success with the Bordeaux
mixture in treating fungOus diseases
than with any other remedy.