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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
am ANo MSS eRItFs.

The large number Of doctors OF divin-
ity ground out by the colleges this year
indicates that the administering II mar
cotics is not going into disuse just yet.
st. Louis Republic.
A favoritc method IT suicide nova
DAYS seems to be for . man who does
not know anything about sailing to hire
a yacht and run il into . squall.-Buf-
falo Express.
The bankruptcy Of the duke Of Yer
aqua liz unacc0untable. He wasn't CON-
PEELED To pay for his hack rides when a
guest Of this town.--Ohio State jour
nal.
Always speak well Of your neighbo y
Il always do. although can assure you
she is the meancst woman in creation.
Boston Gazette.
The bIistcring sun is not unwelcome
after all. Ii silences the fish liar
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
II is poor railroad ticket TO the
worlds fair that won't work both ways
Baltimore American.
Basc hall is the noblest Of all outdoor
sports ~ long as the homo club wins.
Washington News.
The lark is not in il now; you rice
with the thcrmometer.-Atia Consti
tuition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

lathe nsas future ifpropo 81 plans do
not misrarry. al American may board
= tran Of ears nj Montreal OF Quebec
and procsed BY an allrail route TO the
very heart ot South America without
changing cara Preliminary surveys.
field notes and maps II railway to ex-
toad through Central America and into
South America have been prepared and
are being completed to present 10 con
gre~s. No unusual engineering work
vii be required % construct such . rail
vsy. The route Is some 400 miles
long aud passes through .the
richest portions of the agricultural belts
Of Central and South America To open
up this country 10 the enterprise OF tho
American sp~cuistor to be followed by
actual settlement viii tap a mine al
wealth almost beyond computation.
The proposed road would probably re-
quirs a smaller expenditure. Of capital
ia is construction than has been er-
readel in building our trsnscoatinental
rosds % equal Iengfh. Capitalists viii
doubtless b. eager 10 examine the pro
flss to make estimates and promote an
orxanizasio1 10 undertake TO build the
road
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

SosnolSosiy hss suggested that special
prayers y offered Ter the congress which
viii convene IN extra session August J.
The suggestion il good one. II there
sxsr sxsted BODY q men that needed
rrsysrfsl assistance IL i@ths body which
vii rs orgsaized iaso the next congress
Not that prayer wili he effective in
shaping the Instruments n legislation
~ be used % break down artificial bar.
risss % prosperity. bat prayer vili hsvc
= sanitary effect in teuipsriag the vild
-Bshnsissm % thcss whc believe that the
conxres- = more powerful IN controlling
tie destiny ~ she nation than tie
nstarai causes add effects hsxt intro
dnced b. me ainighty
~ frsquspt prayers the members a
The house. may heoome familiar ~ith
s,ue u ~ ten commandments FaBsi-
harity ~ ftis -ort does anf always breed
eeatempt. rven among dsasocrsts - Il
vii ~ sminentiy rgeper 70 offer a Few
prsyers ssSins; sor tie political guidance
u th- haifhraine,i stasesuaen Who via
eorsfiiate ste msiority n the next con.
xr>ss.
1be Northwestern Christian Advocate
IA discussing ne satlect says. lid j.
not IL answer - prayer. zninZ 70 nike
. statesman euf - the sfapsd. ixaefans
and unprircspiea politician sno hollis
ofirc simply becsaer " arr - ssn'i
nsanssiir re;lxioas - kesp HIN cut ~
.he aeieo BE had AZ bsssiress B. hu.sl ?
1ast tten there y caansa ., rake him
understood that = make an as = him
ST involves neral a. sch a. political
responsibility ~ Al aarsus let IS pray
a. bs delivered fe,sn TIE tlsnssers Il ne
isnosass horie q democrats cosaposing
tfs next coagresa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

fatFoisnAa EsosG deserves medal.
He CALAMITY estsFsd crowd Ct Iawiess
r.1,.laas vhlch has tsrrorixed the west
ssds Tor months and arrested . rirg
iessisr The prisoners companions
soaxl.s 10 rescue h.m and assaulted the
oii.csr IN ihc same marner Patroluan
Tafsus sas assaulted On former
.,,cas.0n They challenged the wrong
.uan this tine Of1eer Brown whipt
cut bis clao and moved a svsfh
ia their raaks every time they closed in
upon hiaa- They were too many for
him to dislosige while happered by
Hold on tfe struggling togga. who.
haiDmering blows on his face, struggled
b free himself. Tbs officer calmly d.
r..cssd his club at the hcliigefeas bnlly's
h~a,l AMI seaf "a Shssking against his
tsnsple. 1fs biow laid the tough n
Aelp.ess and selsrless mass u qaisering
ne=h on The sisiess.x- The officer Was
thea prepared b iight the coxardls ruf
fIsnr no essay Ell - rescue their confeder
ATE. The nerve and daring OF the brave
osfIcer made them siinch IN their riotous
dissemination. and the tight was ended.
Ofscsr Brown did iest the right thing
at the right time aud in the right place.
Ito ought 10 have a medal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Mr. Cisss' rerulaf ~es<fy better i =
~clsi - efos'sarY q - seeks iaci
darts - Val street snd ne shz,iine -
ssock eperaiioos St. most signiEeani
paragraph - m fsiio~iss
II. ooa~snfrssts,i "a sscn-v - shtrare -
r.rhec@ a,a.sh etsr~ iinror+srt rl~r1ent ~
ssfs 4ssrtb az asoaef shan = seiiefzlir sriss
ro~rsL he 1ens - tisea>enlts $40 sre 1sa-
sesnfig lsiftlnx 81 a. falr ss.se sith tbsns
reae, 3<a~n frers ~ ss1s- n every psFs
- ~ ersntrrs md 49, ssn~ais arsin tisr
frfertsr - r.lrresleY tAis3 szsa atAss~ a-s
ssi - ar ~ "a eitx. The sfsosref ~.
fc<ssng n Ehe hzzszse ~ sfsa'-i vssssazsz the
Jar sr se-rcisse8 vlfa e nag EASILY ran iaso
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
FONTS ABOUT MEN.

Henry ii. Faxon Of Quincy. Mass. is
a prohibitionist who has the courage OF
his convictions and who 10 not afraid Ia
say what he thinks. lie has flied with
the secretary Of state his account of leg
islative expenses. The amount Is 900
and there are two items only. The
larger one reads. For distributing lit
erature circulated to influence the stu
pid. impracficable aud cowardly legssla-
ture To- repeal or radically amend the
absurd drunk law Of 1871. 800
III lie Grand LasoN 81 Barton county.
Missouri. ever moves over into Kansas
he will tie "a formidable rival ~ Senator
PETER in the affections ~ the populisis.
Tie has whisseFs seven feet long. and ~
is claimed 10y his admirers that the wild
eat cyclone that ever ravaged the Sun
flower state would be poweTiess against
them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

The organization q the Citizens De-
Tnocracy VI New York doe not of neccsr
sity mean the Reorganization Of Tam.
many. but II 10 comforting 70 know that
there are few. even = very few. demo-
Gratis in Gotham Who begin 10 feel the
disgrace Of association with the beast
that they havy fed and encouraged
Detroit Tribune.
The proposed fund for the relief OF
the families of the hremen who were
roasted in one OF the worlds fair build
ings will not Lessen the horror nor aliay
the anguish of mothers. wives and chill.
dren; but IL will drive the wolf OF hun
ger away. IL will also show contrition
for the erection OF fire traps -Detroit
Free Press.
Already the action al President Cleve-
land in calling an early session OF con.
gress is bearing good fruit. A feeling Of
at least moderate security has taken the
place III the uncertainty which was
prevalent week ago Hlllsdale Demo
crat.
A Monroe ordinance which has
reached its first reading and will proba.
bly, pass provides work for convicted
tramps. This will greatly delight the
poor Fellows who very often walk till all
worn out. looking for work.-Adrian
Press
Senator Voorhees,. in an interview
says that congress will meet August I
in special session and continue probably
until August III. 1904 That will be Z
long pull and is liable TO make some
ar.-Kalarsazoo Gazette.
All the flags in jackson Park are re.
ported hung at halt mast in honor Of the
dead firemen. which once more calls at
tention to the fact that a few building
inspectors at half mast might reduce the
number OF flags there in a great many
ses-Detrolt Tribune.
1t is not mere money that the people
OF the United States need. There is a
plenty Of il here: but more confidence ID
needed to put II into circulation
Threats Of free trade. free silver. and
free wildcat currency do not provoke
confidence. Lansing Republican.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17


In addition - his efforts ~ reduce thu
pe,zsnn roll. through the various meth
obs alrss<iy widely pubiiahsd. Comma
sionss Lochssn has bsea directed By the
psrsitsns. sscosainz 10 iaiormatioa from
. Trustworthy sourcs. to prepare mum.
bs< Of bills 10 b. introduced N eongress.
vhkeh would drop large number u
psnsi,nsss should they become lava
Thu intention 10 to put forward the
mess Harmless u thess bills firs&. -
congressional pulssfcslsru. thu Others to
fellow in regular ocsier Il congress ap-
pears to be Ia accord with ths sdminis-
tsatisn. OF TO 10 laid aside until moro
prcpitious time should the contrary
Prove % he true.
Representative Holman 10 not Ia accord
with the administration On the pension
question. notwithstanding his general
sondi,ess for economy. He 10 reportedto
have said that IL the pension program
which has been drawn up by Mr.. Clevc-
lani and Secretary Hoke Smith be car
ried out the republicans would have a
majority Of at least ffty in the house %
the Fifty fourth congress. the members
of which viii be elected next year.
Holman puts II mildly. The mischief
already done by Hoke Smith 10 irrepar-
able The people viii resent his otiic-
ious.iess the FIRST time an election is
held The democrats cannot expect to
win again on false promises and broken
pension pledges
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
OVER A PRECIPICE.
Six Killed and Thirty injured by .
Train Wreck.

MADRID. July ia dispatch from
Bilbao. capital Of tie province Of Bis
eaya. in northern Spain. says that a
terrible railroad accident occurred in
that province last night. A train con.
sisting Of locomotive aud Elk carriages.
while rounding sharp curve in tho
mountains, ran of the track and went
over high precipice. Six persons were
killed and thirty seriously injured
Many 81 the victims are membcrs of the
best Basque families. The provincial
the scene Of the accident Owing 10 the
mountainous character Of the country
and the fact that the tram fell into The
valley il is extremely difficult 10 get 10
the suiferers 10 relieve them. The
place where the train went over the
precipice is at the head of a valley noted
for its picturerquenees. IL 10 about
midway between the villages Of Auzuola
and tergara
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

In many cities. great and small. these
days - heard a ringing.
Buzkipg. cumming sound that Is much
ike rosae singing;
While Il hssn't words or regular scale
like edo re- mi. sol. "a.
-Tis plain 10 be seen that the motor cars
sing trolley. TROLLEY. "a.
buffalo Courier.
The addresses ~ young man having
been declined b a young lady. be paid
court 20 bef sister. How much YOU 70
sefabie yotf SISTER. said he. the evening
IL his firet call you have the same
hair. the same forehead. and the sane
eyes -ihd Ne same nosa." she
adied quickly Tsd Bsis
She Vent yu0 have = cigafs I a.
WAYS feel uhen I an taking - naan
that a eigsr shares 9Th me the reSpon
sitdlify - ertexta Ming him. He--fos
de- not need any assistance > e. itut
u IS saca a rellef. ifarper'f bszsr
Guess Bet What aces fhis extra
charge e - meaas Landlord he
saamberaiald ~ays sae feao3 yeu tie
mnruiug lsthea is i~ar& We always
charge e. for hath Boefon 1rso
sept
We bad 'efrtiAe siale 18th TIE con
serteou y physiesns in Ger csif TIE
~ ser day What aisoa'f fhs y
foaaa 4 sepse an then oealfart DIE
cover = Btfsfcie 70 il Vassse.
sts'a ypu So that shoelaas strav bat
Ise sips - weasfnes fes. another
fsaanss @;snslai Foca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Frank Lesiie's Popular Monthly Tor
August v . delightfully."- breezy mid.
summer outing number. Novel in suts.
jet. and bright ~ yell ~ practical In
its treatment. 10 l>siin Southland Froet's
paper on Houschoats and River Idyls,-
embellished with some very chic draw
tn0D b. Mara l. J.vancs Contributes Z
eeosonehls article 90 canoeing, which
tho veteran "Cayuga" supplements
with . technical paper and diagrams ex
planning Ill about Amateur Canoe
Building
Godcy's Magazine for August. which
will be published July rs. shows q varied
and attractive contents. both literary
and arsistic: not only does Il retain all
the features that have made this maya
zine under its New York management,
but many new features have been added.
The complete novel Ia the August num-
Der will Be by w. j. Henderson. splend.
idly Illustrated by T.. l.. Durand ard
those who have read the advance sheets
pronounce II brilliant work.
Price Collier contributes . readable
and interesting description Of ~ From
tier Army Post" 30 the July New Eng
land Magazine. which IL finely illus.
trafcd by Walter Bobbett- Mr.. bobbett
gives I'm good picture IL the trials and
troubles a. we'll - the compensations
and CIVILIZATIONS q camp lie, and he
also dwells upon the old question q
army morality. showing the distinct
change which has taken place Ia this
direction.
The Hopden" II the title Of . paper
covered volume by Mira Hungsrtorsl
The Duchew) published BY the J. b.
Lppincott company. Philadelphia The
story is OF the conventional sort. having
to do with the trials and triumphs Of {
lively and misjudged girl. IL aims 10
furnish delightful entertainment Tor .
few hours reading. Tho price y &c
cents. Eaton, Lyon and Company.
The Fiction Number tAugust) a
Scribner's Magazine will contain com.
plcte short stories by Thomas Bailey
Aldrich. III. &. Bunner. Sarah Ornc jew
EFT, Howard Pyle. Grace ElIery Chan
ming and W. H. Shelton. All OF these
stories but one are illustrated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

THERE IL difference u opinion
among astronomers regarding the ident-
ity u the green veil Of light which
spanned the heavens Saturday night.
Ons u them declares that il was tail
81 comet aud another insists that 1t
was the shimmering OF the northern
lightA" II was beautiful display. at
any rate. and whether comets tail or
aurora borealis is a matter Of supreme
indifference 10 those who are always
axed aud mystified by spectacular OK
hititions in the sidereal heavens.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17
FELL OVERHEARD.
Ascber Weinstesa Lost on y Trip 60
Liverpool

orErvsrwoS. July i6.-The Cunard
Line steamer umbris. from New York.
July :. for Ii erpooi. arrived at o'clock
this morning She reports that one -
her passengers. Aschsr Weias'ein. 81
New York. fell overheard from the ss.
loon deck q, ) o'clock yesterday Morn
ing. The steamer was stopped ss so-sn
Ne possible and boat went in search a
weinste.n. bat he vas not found. II ia
presumed fhst he fell overheard acci.
denfally 4 bali hcur previous Re left
his rootn mate add companion. Mr.
simmons. IN their stsseroam and vas
then IN good Spirits lie meues and
vaiual,lee vere on his person when the
accident occarred Mr. weihstein vss
q real estate sssrt HE family are NJ
Long Rsaarh. Nr. simmons viii fe
turn - New York on the ssesraeF ttra.
ris. which salts fymorroV.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Non even SO worthy . charity IA the
giving IL aims foe the benefit OF the
heroes who lost their lives in the cold
storage building fire would attract large
attendance at tae worlds fair on Sun
by. The total receipts for admissions
yesterday were pitiably meagre. This
small showing must BE- accounted for by
the extreme heat which forbade gen
eral outturning Of the Masses No at
traction. however great or however
strongly IL appeals to our sense OF charity.
will make the Sunday fair success
with the thermometer at 80 In the shade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

THxks 10 a movement on foot in In
dian Territory to secure statehood for
tho five civilized Indian tribes compos-
ing ia population Existing federal
AMI territorial laws make il easy for
lobbyists and other DIES igning persons to
plumber the natives. 1t ia believed that
a state government with state laws
wouId correct the evils complained OF.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

CoLoSrr FEKp GRANT. ex- administer to
Austria says he Is too good a republi-
can 10 hold Office under democrat
appointment. Secretary Gresham has
net expressed his opinion on the subject,
bar il may be taken Tor granted that he
has no very exalted ideas on the pro-
nrieties involved.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

HoxE SMITH. secretary Of the interior.
npver visited the interior 81 the coun-
try. He Is taking trip TO get acquaint-
Ell with himself and the country. When
he returns II Is TO be hoped that his con-
caption Of his duty viii embrace some
thing besides an unholy raid on deserv-
ifr pensioners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Ergisnd Dsspsessrd With Hss re-
organization of Canada. Trocsss.

Nav loss. July II Herid speelsl
from Ottawa says II VS. states hsre
yesterday that General Hert~st N5o
oss csise5 70 Ienzhln - the british
government. esfeasifiy y arfen~s TOY
cerfyins oft TIE fsfifTf'sea sffes.Es fsenths
a The fsrtsfrssseus 81 iirli.sh aelu zif>ss.
efH not rrturn - thnsta o.reFsi
He4fe4f saet~esles1 SeDerAi ~ tfsa-
sfirs Nss3ietaa - tise ss,fsnss7la - shf
Canadian militia but sis srbe-ae fev
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

fHxRE is a profound pause in South
Carolina during which the governor %
korih Carolina has quietly taken 20
fdnnx without pTcpounding the time
honored question = the governor u
south CArohna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

AL TIE SURVEYS ARE MADE


WAsnIsorox. July 1d-~Ths intesna-
tionsl railway commission. which wa
one II the outgrowshs Il the late Pan
American congress. 10 now engaged in
winding up the work II has been pursu-
ing for the past two years. and the
engineers and surveyors. who have been
in the field. are nov preparing their re-
ports and reducing their held notes 10
the shape Of maps and charta This
commission was appointed for the pur-
poss Of securing surveys VI suitable lines
for railway system which should con-
meet the northern and southern henri
spheres with each other aud form con-
tinuous line u railroad from the United
States through the American republics
Ut tho south. As In tho case of the
bureau Of American republics. each
country interested pays its share u the
expense IN proportion ~ population.
Congress last year failed 10 make al APP
preparation for the continuance of the
work CO the part Of the United States.
and II Will require the greatest economy
Tor the commission, with the funds on
hand. To be able 10 ciose up its work and
print its reports. which will then be
open for the use Of capitalists who may
seek 10 profit by these government sur
veys and build the railroads that are
contemplated.
Line IL Feasible
The field work was pursued by three
parties. one in Central America and two
in South America. That in Central
America was under the direction VI
Lieutenant NJ. NJ. Macomb. L. s. A.. and
surveyed IN a line from the southern
boundary of Mexico through Guate-
mala. San Salvador, Honduras, Nicara-
qua and Costa Rico to the Savagre river.
This party has just returned to the
United States. arriving July ., and is
now al work upon the reduction OF its
held notes and the preparation Of maps
and charts
Corps No. .. under the command Of
William +. Skunk, started in 1T Quito
Ecuador. and surveyed line through
the difficult andean region from the
Savagre river In Costa Rico, through
Panama and tba isthmus to the neigh
borhood OF Ae1.iqua in Colombia. where
II connected with the other line from
the isthmus To cartagena. Mr.. Shunk's
party returned To the United States in
! June. and are also engaged in writing
up their final reports and preparing
their maps
The remaining corps was under the
direction OF William ID. Kelley and sur
veyed line from Quito. Ecuador to
Cuzco, Peru. The maps OF this last
party are nearly completed and their re-
ports covering their operations are now
10 preparation. Concerning the whole
work. 1t may be said that the reports Of
the tield engineers demonstrates the
feasibility OF building these railroads to
connect the systems os North America
with those OF South America, and that
there are no insurmountable engineer
ing difficulties in the way Of successful
prosecution Of such work. The whole
number OF miles surveyed aggregates
i.5OO. Ii il expected that all the reports
will be- made to congress some time this
winter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Oss - our kcal exchanges heats an
article Must Dam Tie River Pretty
liaafly everybody THAI attempts % chew
ife eity water Joe@ - wlfhost formal
....allani
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Hosx SMITH says 10 his auto-biogrs-
pay that he eas admitted To- the bar
shen only ~ and afterwards studied
law. iIoks must have got the cart be
fore the horsc at al early ago aud kept
him there ever .snce
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

ArrKR The beard u directors had de
cislssi 70 close the worlds FAIR ca sun.
cay. The Young Peoples Christian
l'na,n 10 session at Ridoatt passed
scorching resolutions eondemnlng sun
slay opensag.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

fc~s~~ wsrs = knos ho~ tkry ~ -
- heueestei ~ the knswlessx> tket
lsges neer : ehassrs preventative
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Tsrlvs thousand nile na~n in the
IRON sad copper regions % the Upper
Peninsula help 10 emphasize The an
wisdom q last Nov~snbers elec,iou
rfpult
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

fsss silver eoisssa = rapidly ap
prosehinE the condition. q he dad
Cesar. ~ August there stii Re none
- per g. 10 Il h6aor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

tsscvEa lseortiesi over The knsncial
sisossias. but he Doesn't s~ers % 500
sa7 te~a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

Ass NsFson beek has sast ~ ten-
sssi Michigan ~sesnes bark foz o. .tta
slFssn sass ~ heg hust.Ana sac ssess.
TIE saonef ess hers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

rnt OF Adam to be made Heathful rcposc you will
find in Champion Fv Trap. Prosperity, happiness
and comfort are contained in the Paragons Buy them
try them and you will find the flies will delight TO dc IN
them 49,,
Is it hot enough for you? VIII it be hot enough
for YOU? Has it been hot enough for your Some peo-
ple can tell by their feelings Some people have to
consult their friends But the best and surcst way to
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-17

And that seryone may have Just what they want IN
thermometer we have supplied ourselves with line
extensive in variety and quality thermometers that
you can read across the thermometers fof the
dairv-thcrnometcr for the dry knn-fhcfmomcters
for everybody and every kind OF use. Handsome and
Main elegant and durable Thermometers glass
wood or apanned tin Thermometers any way yoc
want them.