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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
Tins-Hosoxgp cosMErics.

The Chinese women. who have
coarse, hard hair, though beautiful,
use curious mixture OF honey and
flour TO Cleanse and soften II. The
Creoles IN the leland OF Cuba use de-
eoc,ion of rosemary leaves, which
they pretend sottens and cleanses the
hair.
In southern America the women use
the root OF the soap tree toiled IN
water. The yolk Of an egg is con-id-
cred coed thing, but the hair must bc
washed we'll Afterwards. A very excel
lent thing IL decoction of quinine or
Peruvian bark. Take . half punt of
good spirits, in which dissolve quar-
ter OF an ounce of sulphate of qninine.
close tina tightly in q bottle and then
cave Tor few days. shaking Il occa-
sionalIy.
Afterwards add pint OF run and an
ounce of powdered Peruvian bark;
cave his for week or ten dsys. then
alter through blotting paper, and then
unite the two mixtures together and
use 10 wash the roots Of the hair with n
sponge. half the qulnine mixture aud
hall water.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

az. los he;rk sre seziec and tie cane
sellt - tte ssla1i ~heze Sac ceateAs
af< ihar8Dgh tpalr1 tf.fis pasie o.
Toe sppefs sua the GAGS - cefa aae
feaas tas TIE msTsea-f
..SFsno ksp,1s uses haore median
grA@ ssr1Hises saan ans oshsr c,sf -
IL $40 IA ttle sofil. SD :. J, >t..i-
nsn 81 Ll,es 10 lac NoEtoi. isst likhL-
T" ! as t.isa- - 11s safnisast, slcn Sc are
usrd for p4a1os aud earfiaEfs e. npt
tEa : ready sale aere. because tie oe-
nsand i siEht Nearly al sarn.slsss
aEe manufactured iHsm inpofied
gans- These gems usually ooms from
Afsiex AID tie Ek>I iaa ga nonte ssfy
goes sum il iiroaghs iroul eanztrs.
ana lie very beet coosss fr0m L<nEl-
bar The gun II freqnsasls. shooEa
not Always. msse1. lac Iznzls<r gam
y picked up n larxs lamps "a .hs sspa.
THAT ssfses ss . sort 81 Trademark. ~
no other gum tAs The 1taaAs 81 s4nd
Aahsfrg 10 Il Tie .un.s are az . fs-
SINUS nature sna The quality 81 the
vsrush IL due isfkey 10 tie character
OF The gum ussd-"
-Nhiie travelling IN Name several
months ago ! ran across ths famous
swedish coiony in ArSoslook cplnis,'
sxid n. j. S.soolns OF chicago IA
sweets last nsshL Ill ls fer1Atk-
ably prosperous affair. >sv lminl-
gssnn are constantly arriving aud Tie
colony has hecome wealthy and pros
perons. The climate aud natural con-
ditions seem well adapted TO The
swedish IAce and IL representatives, co
| well there"
| The following residents ~ Michigan
spent sunday "a issd8ak hotels
+, ~veet's-NF. aud Mira John Fender
| east. Hastings: }. Kelsey, Jackson; h.
Il. Atkins. Detroit, w.llisin 5ohn Pick
horn. IoalA; George l.. hymaa. White
| Cloud.
Morlon-F. c. McNaih. Detroit; J.
simon, Lansing: Mr.. and Ars. T. a.
Aoyes. Detroit; George 4. Caldwell.
Lansing. Mr.. aud Mrs. q IL. Hart. A. A.
Fox aad W. J. Hammotd. Detroit.
New Livingston-Chafles IL. Adams.
Grand Haven; W. y. 0ihson. kslaua-
200, .. Anderson, Detroit; W. l. True
blood. Richmond, J. c. n-gelos. De-
| trolt.
Esgie-c. ". Granger, Otsegoi r. O..
North, Benton Harbors Martin Al
bright. GraRdssilss u. 4. Collins. Ira
verse City; .. 4. Granger. olsego. A.
W. Dll.lufsach Mood AVN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
Spirit of the Rural Press.

We are informed that just as Harry
Swatford drove up in front of the
Young lady's house the other night the
cutter was suddenly overturned and
Harry found himself wailowing in the
snow. Further tnan this deponent
saith not, but II may be surmlsed that
he Was considerably warmed UP IN his
efforts to get things to rights before the
young lady put IN an APPEARANCE
Sparta Sentinel.
The women's Exchange has been e.
tablisnec at the Cor.iers and begins
business under very favorable condI-
tons. One of our blooming matrons
wants 10 exchange her toothless old
man for one that has teeth-eyen store
teeth will do.-Jerusalem Cor. Benton
Hartor Pallsdium.
Joseph Cosens OF Greenwood was the
guest OF We editor for dAv or two last
week. Mr.. Cosens takes great interest
in the highway Improvement question
and has been posting himself on the
subject. He Gays that he Is strongly In
favor OF the three mill iax.-Shelpy
Sentinel.
We have . subscriber on our list that
begun Vol. /, No. is, paid 30 cents,
while he owes the Boomer 81; ana here
the other day we found MS paper IN
our lock box at the postofjce. such
men are not fit To live on TINS Amer
can soll.-Coloma Boomer.
The road across the bay 10 well
marked out with evergreen trees set
every few rods along the SIDE, 80 that
the weary Traveller may cool his fevered
brow beneath their shade. when he
crosses the bay these su!tFy days
Petoskey Democrat.
A young lady of Bellaire showed up
at church last sunday with her face
painted or powdered as FAR back az her
ears. The balance had been neglected.
sud those cas- and the hack OF her
neck looked oh, 90 duty.-Belisire
Breeze.
THIS 10 . great year for the farmer
who has pork to sell. lsrCe load was
sold yesterday at per hundred. sns
some has teen tolc during the past
week for even more money.--Loweil
journal.
Andrew Dunsmorc called and made
the printer happy ny = couple OF dol.
lars ore day lsst week. Reader. 4
your subscription e unpaid go thou
and do lkewlse.-Esst jordan Eater
prise.
fs.cher two dollars there wasn't one
OF that hand-sled sIeiGhiue party n ~
dsy evening who would acknowledge
that they we're the lesst ht lame tue
next morning. --Bellevue Gszsfis.
About the proper csper for the men
a. the Center uld he ~ 90; ur a
wood lee for Nrs Hare. Kemersher
the poor widows and orphsns.--gnsf.
| lotto Republican.
Elder Way 10 holding revival meet
ings nightly n, the psps u churca. hai
ne does not get much encoHrsgsnssn n,
IN ~. saspe OF conysTiS---tnntoa he.
| puhiicsn.
lasll villages Of 20 20 SO inhshst.nt.
there "a always one family mo tree "a
run the rest Iostir hzss 6ne .s.oeI.
men OF these pFedognlnstcfs. ~ .ist.a
| Ifho.
| Ne $50 20 extend orr many th.nk.
"a cur friends ftr gvsng IA some d.,
vofsd w hst~ tiot1 hussses..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

Mr.. LsoxesteE's Suggestions Tor the
economical sbnrssmsntof poor mon
rs xfs based ca ths observations OF
many years o. experience. The problems
confronting tie people on tee poor
question arc gFassiy important. and
every plan calculated 10 relieve the
tension On he pnbi.c purse, and on n
d.sldu4i gsDsfos.ty. must be received
plh satlsf4etson. The inequalities and
injnstcrs q rhlch be complains. have
been rafert 10 many for years. To
redacs These % a niaia I'm, and 10
put sAe s.siox OK relief on : mAtter-of-
f.cf srd tu-ntss tasis u ths ambition
Of i1e g-ctiemen Who are At the head ot
to ntfs1..rt 20 c.is.tliss a. ASSOCIATION
e 'lfg<n4et chasit.ee." The pressn.
es.oI.to, crmtcrgome aud retrosc-
fse -vtstm frse5ertiy leads 20 mild
il-se q pi4I.ss . those whoss needs
A. used io dskui.e thslr lack II
korfs.r T. Uluiask lke parasites
WHO g-r- epaa charity AID TO d.stn-
ga--a frs really aafortonato j. work
Fe4e.r.e< tie sxercisc CT gfeas pa
tieate. address am AZ the same time
uniss..r< ssgac.tr. Asspplsed charity
i more aarrsiEl 70 beth give and re-
esiver han 10 charity 1t AL. IL s;eels
the esner0us hearted sgains, real dis
trees ard converts fraud INTO re-
spectacle professional merdicsrt- II
tne worthy coulG be separated. ike
wheat from iAres. from toe unworthy.
many 81 she unsausfactory conditions
nov surroune.og tLo disbursement Of
poor monies would D. eliminated II
"orgshizse charity" shall accomplish
an approximation 70 thls i will be =
pubic b.esing Of the first magnitude.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

Toe ksesss EoEu 80 are stil talk.
inx ard threatening - hiow Hp TIE
afsfs sense 4 tneg are not p~rnrttess
- hsse their ~sT tut fh< altar wai
"a a. further. lbsf wiil Dse no. sxrie-
ev- rsefe dsnEeress thsn taeif Own
mcazhs.--Nss fofk Ffes.
retrIssd snake f~eaty four f-et
long. tenrf - to'orsaa. ws.l - en- 81
fss ssaahits - ne eerldt> far. VS.
fttt $50 Tsaf - sss ifrr Reptiles T
e faHe go ga ltdatss a. tka ~
farss kssses II thieses shfs8g
taasas rsg 81 Herald
fes hroD s.srt - psssea aasfsnt.er
49, 49, ssoa naasT = eeeat Is Co
ekee sf<setf. afte -h1 Fsase.f
frsezA stle ftenis ss 80 - faiffe sss =
f84 go h9t 49, q a. aake - a
f&efa It tks Fxsasak. - $50
stfe ffefsf
fee feeF , @sdIss - Fayps. $50 hss
= re iss ga y 80 a. saislde sa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

Henry tiews writes ~ = coat.rrsf
kssithY ant taoyaat tone - tks nionay
market. IRE .x1s save ossao~ Of s0li
noxp.aiasss - teia< "a response 70 cur
rrceflsin course - regard 70 sivsr
snd t1e smees.on og Srsneh bankers TO
ssxnsens their god kcIdinzs TO
strengthen themselves fn ths fsee Of
postesi dangers lie concludes that
tAs eressnt congress v.is taxa co A.
zen 81 rsgesi tas sherman silver gur.
casee Set. Ia evidently thsnks sns
ssss4ea hss descended frcm enc 80
se5roinfc ansnee g. parry positcs. f9r
Re strs fest srs rsnah'een senssors
ars an~ idax e. take sne responsible ~
- rppes ~ - ~. snd & they we're
w3toe +, <oqt nos - doae "a ihe Eve
~es<s ren'ssainx Fl the ssss.ou. h~esnsr
- s~1sfcfs from ihe YER .tsiss
voatf rsmfs - tsss~fiae tactics 10
tfs4eus t ~Tbe zofslan arises. a.
ssys. '.vaefhrr ~ Cleveland My 81
sxr~stei 81 can +. sfes q .essoa IN
nsed .afsiT sfteg ira IS .aeramcat 81
sanxfess. A Ysi fhers havs hsea ne
ontk.srrs - e. wasi msy - iha ns~
presidents = lspnz'fi ou in tas matfsF
1aere ar. heeeref. efrtaia Frrg els
CO. preeaft@% tea - n gat tss<
taas eeussr. Is 49, aeTer - erts ~
tfssslanifs s3.e.r f'fefoa - ccogss4s
...s .4.s... = -. esd st.s.& ha.ft4i -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

The Few. Thomas Van Sess OF San
ffanciseo las accepted the call ex-
tended 20 him last month to become
Toe pastor OF tbs SStond church o.
Boston Among hss peedees ~sofs sn
that oftce xere Aaiher and Emerson
The late Ds. NJ. d. Hanson ~ Mil
wAukee wSs al eic-tme friend OF
Wendell Phillips, and was one Of the
band ef faithful sbolitionists who al
one time watched their leaders, house
al night 10 protect him from assault
Herr Schuerzek, young vienna
ecu ptor. mas . very ambitious work la
hand. he 10 endsasorsng 10 make
rsprscucti n aud restoration OF the
sculptures Ia the tympaniuta OF the
Partnenon ~ Athens.
Chancellor Slms OF the Syracuse uni
versty. who recently gave notice 10
The trustees that no intended TO retire
from Office IN order to resume pastor
81 work, has been persuaded TO Win
draw ne letter.
The navy department has abandoned
the project OF sending scientific expe-
dltons to Brazil and Africa Tor the To-
tai solar eclipse billed for April 10. and
the eclipse may be q total failure.
Mount Stuart. Lord Buse's palace IN
Scotland. 10 esid TO he the M 81 mag
nificent mansion in Great Britain. The
building. decoration and finishing OF !!
cost 5000. 600.
The secret Of petrifying human flesh
was discovered by Milan student IN
1889, but he WAS drowned . few year,
later and the secret persisted with him.
Or. Wielobycki. president Of the So
ciety for the Study OF Inebriety In Lon
don; 10 100 years old.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

TO-DAY. 100 trottcrs viii be
,old at Lexington, Kentucky.
1t was in 1889 that Flora
Temple astonished the turf world
" trotting a mile in 2-Ios4
cconds. This record was sub
cquently lowered in 1874. Gold
NTH Maid again startled the
ublic by her wonderful perfor-
nance of e-Is. Since that time
lie record has been succcssivcly
owered 10 a point dangerously
car two minutes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
pRAR OLD NAMES.

Everyone will recall the old-fime
fashion OF naming girls after flowers.
A time was when Lily and Rose wereas
generally used for names 80 Mary or
Jane. But now the old names are de-
eiusdiy the correct thing, and to alb
Ireviats or Nickname them - wre,ched
form N the sacred -Four Hundred.
IL better 80. LILY. Rose and SIM
LAT LANES are pretty enough when
carried ~ ifghtsyed little one. but
how laughshsy incongruous when you
bear lsrse. hearty woman. weighing
about 700 pounds. ca led Lily. The
poetry y, shes instantly.
Come ts-k sgsin 20 Mary, the sweet
ert nsIat on carte. 60 Ruin. reminding
you 81 tas pastoral book Of that name
n the hseis 40 IL perfect story, 10
Esther. kshesa aud many Others famed
IN scripture, song aud story .--tlne.n-
nstf Tribune
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

Tudsy's picture pfsssnss Two beAuh-
fnl ball. eoslemss Ter you2x women
That On tie lsfE could be made OF
muslin "a any light sha5e aud he EN-
tfosJerea with large, round. raised
apes CT silver or gold. The satln or
sak untsTsl1 esn Is either OF tae
sane shades as tbe gauze. CT u can t~
II some contrasting shade OF shot six
fer instances. very light green or she1
green may be worn undsr pale PINK
gapzs, thas producing very pretty
effect. TIE aesk l. uecollrtte and cct
square. Ii % edged ~ . ribbon above
wach . small ffiil patty covers the
reek. The slesyes are tlghl fittnx. sx-
eept AZ the top, where they form very
large paffs, edged by ribbon which
fasssns at the slde in tie form Of :
Tosett<.
Toe dress worn hy TIE figure At The
righ, - made 81 crepe. aud 10 lined
With satin, sstlnette or some other
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

hlss Anss Gordon - speaking IN
connection vita tbs nssetlogs 81 I-sdy
Henry SofDsrs~t sd Ma Willard ia
tng sni assd !. Working pp The chii-
offa Ioonta e. saita q h. he most
hesutfui. NJ Nsae. the scnipiof.
MO- has ftfenlIy executed BY of,tsf 81
thr ssns<iisn so.esnnssat nsEnifi.
cert s'ss"s ~ ~ John Nstdenald /.
las See ftf<i TIE eommtssifsa. ~hieh
vii he a7asf sat1ae ss "a gsa snd en-
sfeif = - ttefdes su.a sdes a hstis
sci f'arfns : fsp - cold s.ist - lhe
tratsisaes 49, ast - shens Only. tet
tbs as<ttee Fails nfa = sfNusn fsf
she tebsAi - hefsss sd ass To-
ipan.sta . - - ssh tsiss - tte -.
nsss's asFs flatsat sfitls faiane sa a.
ps.sstah 49, sfssssafl te sfsstst
80 thn eefArs t-esis Sc Nousa >
teHfis. ss iss So - fasfffh 81 saA
as thst satissd thsa - trs tsees.
tsa, issh fhta -hs sfes - ssais
sd s<eAs % - h.s sesis - ass tes@.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
Draw a Straight Line

In a certain direction
through the article below
and Gthe letters through
whidh it passes will form
the name of one of the
members of the firm of
FOSTER. STEVENS *
CO. To any one bringing
TO US the correct solution
of the puzzle, together with
the advertisement from
which it IS taken. a dis
count of 10 per cent from
retail price of anything N
our House Furnishing de-
partmcnt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

thersy asesasss. = the SUBJECT u pro-
found ccnaas.srataoa <na eontemps
fFon The isxlsissoss 81 80 iosA ana
Ps1asylyansa --Fllseass p'sp2isa'
There "a asnspa TOR youps scmen
"a xfxx, =. SOUTH DAk9ts. tns season
OF "a. year ant ~ unprecedented
,e.rrity assk~ morning nrv-kiniisng .
.eraas dr.wb4ck IA bachelor fsi.esss.
pr. Hofsn ts41ttte.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
WHEN ADvERTIsrso your BUSINESS oEAsrs

WHEN ApyERTIsrsG YOUR BUSINESS cKAsTs
TO ElTHER ATTRACT ATTESTIoS Or
EXCITE LAUGHTER OR INCUR BIDIcrLE
THEN THE DAILY PRESS COLUMNS CERTAINTY
OUGHT TO BE GIVEN OVER soNETHINe THAT
WILL BE NOR PROFITABLE EvERY DAY THKRE
CONE TO Us DISPATCHES By TBLEGRAPH Az y r
DERs BY IETTERs OR TELEPHONE CALLING
SOME CERTAIN ADVERTISED yrsI
BLEs IaSs ARK THESE THAT WE ARE sRTTINo
RETURNS fRoN DAILY ADyEETrsENESTs SHALL
CONTINUE THIN THEREFORE As VIZ
riSpTHEN OF MICH WORTH WE ALWAYS
HAVE At LOWEST PRICES
w.D &C PHnBRscK.
SFsTEvHSa CT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

BAY CITY, Mich. Jan. 39.-Dr. J. l..
Elliott. health officer. = confined TO
his residence with dipbthefla. The
fact vii be made publIc tomorrow.
The cAse u Of mid type, snn rs al
tending physician saw hc vii be about
in few days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

PoR1 HuRoS. Men. Jan. =. Thomas
Homer Moore was arraigned yesterday
on = charge of aiding 10 the mslprss-
tee upon Della Gardner. Prosecutor
Avery asked for an adjournment until
week from Monday aud b<a Was
raised TO 1000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

IAssIss. Nich.. Jan. 2e.-Ine Jew
state military board has been organ
lzed hy selecting Col. William :. Green
81 Detroit president and Col. bred =.
NorcToss Of Nenomiree treasurer. n
der the law Inspector-eeusrxl HAyncs
il secretary % the board
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

wE<r BAY CRY. Mica, Jan. s9.-Ihe
exsminstlon Of David Hill, charged
with assault with intent 4 90 great
bodily harm, Was concluded yesterday
ard Hi was committed for trial IN.
tao circuit court. Hiii = the nan Who
SCOT Mas crnriire in the woods near
Wet Bay City eight wesks sKo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

Ore nj samuel fessaFv. av.os
setnetisn'i: Nstsm I've. Isfsei
tfhtAtn-, fpsfF" ftts. - =. 3si
issffets tbst ffsrfe. Hotssft
n, <esi seeitienel
tnfss. w*nAf Asth -. slteft e.
iiata Hstsnn = i.erd. sea. a..
stts lnefsase- taA 4na .f.,.-s
i-sAr fssefa. flexht A fr~o
isf3 - +tsIft Atis A.a So - ....s<
gs1as fesf klas -.
-. tnlisa tkns*tF. Nsf. fta.rs.
nsfkss.ls Nfsaaetis. lafs... -.
sas Asfy otashy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

r. sad thu; the prince If Wales 10
an expert on = bicycle or s.st-a There
= 70 souht stous Etdio's ability ss .
asxafar"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

HEcAtsE Dana Hull could not marry
an EssnstoD girl be has gons insane.
80 man ever realizes the value of an
Evspston gsFl unta he nas lost one of
them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

1Hkv January thar came 10 an
stFppt ternlnstson yesterday IL was
sl.okashsF TOO gsy when Il began 10 do
Business
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

Mon. SAroifI il learning English, and
the frst word ne was able 70 speak was
"swful." lie had probably been look
ing At a newspaper cssicatnre OF him.
..tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

u France and England wish TO settle
she.r Egyptsn differences pescesbly.
ely don't They shoot craps for the
empire q the FtolsmA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

DF1Rorr will use tho old Biddlc house
for q high school, until another one 10
buil;. Detroit IL 10 tie congratulated
upon being rid OF ere eyesore, and be-
AK able 10 make practical use o, an
other.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

w3sz1xeros. Jan. ss.--For Lover
Nlcnigk far, colder Mon :
c4y n-gnts sarlao.e slnds-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

so long IA James J. Cortett. John L.
suilivsn, Peter Jackson, Mike Kelly
ADD Mrs. James Brown Potter remain
On the American stage, .t will not need
sny more esevatug.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

light material. and should have no
second lining of muslin inside, as 10
usually the case, because, owing to the
transparency of the material, this
could be very easily seen and would
produce a stiff effect. The FIVE tiounces
arc either OF the same material as the
dress or OF gauze of similar shade.
The bodice has ;ight-fitting lining
aud IL exactly the same back and front.
IL IL left loose. except where Il tastens
under the arms. The fullness IN front
is lined throughout with very thin silk +,
So as TO prevent the dress clinglng too
closely TO the form.
The fan TO be carried with this cos
tune Is of white lacquered material,
ali imitation OF ivory. and the sticks
are ornamented with oliver scroils.
The in.ersiices between the sticks are
made of white gauze on which are
painted small garlands of flowers in
natural colors. Two white ribbons are
| run through the fan and fastened with
rosette and two large rosettes are
eewn on 10 II unevenly ON opposite
eides. White silk tassels arc attached.
ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS.
The engagement ring Is worn upon
| the same niger as the wedding ring,
| and alter marriage - worn as guard
| TO ii. The solitaire diamond is always
favorlte, but the range of styles ard
prices Is wide, and the girls fancy and
tue youths purse may combine 10
make any ring proper. As to wedding
rings. the "square" and "round" ones
| each have their admirers. A wedding
ring with sharp cut edges fits snugly,
cut being worn constantly vii. max. In
time u czllous spot at the base OF the
| finger, which is anything but beautiful.
| A ring with all round edge. renders this
impossible. and is more comfortable
to wear. giving with every motion OF
| the finger. In tbs country there 10 q
pleasant freedom allowed engaged low.
ers. They ride, drive or walk together
unouestioned. Her engagement Is one
| Of the most charming experiences of q
girls life, and she is wise who will no,
| let II be cut too short. The length Of
an engagement must depend mostly
| upon outward circumstances. IL lie only
journey, OF which the end must come
| sooner or later. A month or FIX weeks
~ rot too short if such time ia found
best, and there are couples VINO have
waited seven years 90 zee their hopes
1 realized.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

CoSeREss has five weeks IN which to
finish the business on hand to get out
81 the way OF the democrat aggrega-
ton. II the Appropriation bills can be
advanced to point where their pas
ssge VII he likely 10 take place before
the last day. the snti-option bill may
be rushed through at the last moment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

T. I1ncka'sni looks Ike al The dif.
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srsos we're justified "a revnitnx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

Is the current issuc OF the Inlander.
the University OF Michigan monthly, is
forcefu. article by Ralph stone OF
this city on Loyalty TO Alma Mater"
Mr.. stone SHARPLY eriticises the lack of
enthusiasm among the alumni OF the
university. lie enters At iengtn upon
DISCUSSION of the relativs standing of
tie great schools OF the country aud
loyalty maintains that none IRE super
sor 10 DIS own alma mater. The srti-
Gle Is written IN bold and inci.ve Eng
lish, giving both vigor and literary I'm
ian % bis deftly constructed sentences.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

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