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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06

sance with your humble servant as the
nucleus. The leader Of the band, a
strapping big Armenian, Topous by
name, was satisfied eventually, and from
him some points on the domestic life OF
the gentlemen around me were gained.
He had three wives himself, but that
was nothing; there was Hassam Maron
who had six; and Hassam, villainous
looking individual about as big as
two OF me, was introduced; l thought
he could keep 'em for all l cared;
any girl who was foolish enough to
fall in love with man like that did not
deserve the esteem and admiration OF
good looking young American or any
body else.
The lady friends OF the Turks who
are on the grounds there are not by any
means proposing. If they are types OF
what Oriental romancers call houris,
then the poets had better investigate
the merits of hundreds OF everyday
Chestnut street beauties and sing few
songs about them. Houri stock, il Those
faded, washed-out ladies who play the
drum and ambourne in front OF
the Plaisance establishments are expo
nents, will then be away down, terribly
down. If you want to see the beauties
of the Worlds Columbian Exposition,
the Japanse village is the place to take
10. DimInutive editions of Venus In
bronze abound there, nurse little brown
Jumps OF Java babies, wear gaudy jew
elry, do fancy work, and in variousways
act like the native American article.
But In the matter Of dress they are Pc
culiar The two who happened to cross
the patch of this particular camera
were bothered apparently with but two
garments apiece--a skinny sort OF a skirt
and Just enough of waist to emphasize
rather than conceal the outlines OF
shapely brown bust beneath. They
aren't backward about showing their
ankles, as hosiery seems TO be an I'M
known quantity among them, and In
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
Transporting Tale.

Charlie Ryan. who handles the pas
senger business Of the Chesapeake aud
Ohio Railroad from Cincinnati. has also
TO handle some passenger business that
requires Napoleonic geDIus-to WIT, the
pass fends. One Of these, sleek, In
sinuating fellow walked into Ryan's Of
fee one day 10 June.
"Ah." he said, us this hr. RJanr
Mr.. Ryan didn't deny that u was.
Sab, well, called TO see II ] couldnt
get transportation for myself over your
road to White sulphur"
Mr.. Ryan smiled dlvinely.
Certainly, sir; certainly; al you
want"
'cAh. many thanks; do I get II from
NSt'
:, no. SIR" bowed the polite
"Yon get II At the ticket Of
yBstsirs. We don't sell tickets
~nnd the. naa Vss 20 overcome
vent doenstsi1s asd actually
ickek
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
SCOUT AND RRFORNER
JACK CRAWFORD TsTs THH FAIR
Something About The Life Of a Wsn-known
Western OAaras.r-Thiry Tears on
hs Plains-His Work hr Indian
Reform and Education

Captain Jack Crawford, the modern
Misunderstanding and pathfinder OF
the Black Hills. is In Chicago arrang-
ing for the publication OF his new book,
and az the same time enjoying, as few
have the power 70 enjoy, the benefits OF
the great fair.
Why" be exclaimed yesterday, his
face glowing with enthusiasm, "the
gates OF knowledge have Ope0ed for me
at last, and the prospects Of 50 much
learning make me mad with joy! What
an opportunity for a liberal edUestion
this exposition Affords" and the cap
rain's glance swept over the matchless
panorama before him In transport OF
delight
s.Do You know what It means" he
ouestioped, "tO have within your reach
such opportunities" "Why IL means
everything" and he stretched out his
arms IN a comprehensive gesture. 1T
means knowledge and knOWlege means
powerl" For this earnest man, well
known and honored as the poet
scout" weaver Of melodious rhymes
and teller Of tales, knows nothing OF
schools and has gained from books
only what he has read IN the hieSerlng
light OF the bivou6c fires, In the noun
tain Businesses and upon the trail
Jack Crawford Is one OF the most
unique and interesting characters OF
the frontier and was, until his recent
resignation, the cheif of scouts for the
United States Roverment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06

fell upon him. The first call for IS, 900
volunteers for the union found this 10
year-old boy picking slate In a coal
mine in Pennsylvania. The fever OF
patriotism thrilled bis blood, and twice
ne ran away and enlisted, aud twice be
was sent home by Governor Curtin be-
~--ss 7as sn We S-sC& small. He
o his attempts, and
OF the gallant Forty
ylSania regiment proved
OF his valOr, charging the
rate works at Spottsylvania
.s.thouse, where he was severely
wounded, and only leaving the hospital
10 glory and new wounds az Peters
hurgh, on that I'd OF April, 1865.
While In the hospitals in Washington
and Philadeldhia young Crawford was
taught 70 read and write by the Sisters
OF Clarity, and 10 these gentle teach
ers alone he owes the power Of eX-
pressing the thoughts that spring
from the fountain Of purest poetry
within his soul.
Theilnfuences Of a tender, Christian
mothdr have been TO this brave, uu-
cultnfed man an impenetra0le amor
agaiH st the vices OF the wild life or a
frontiersman. A scout for nearly
Thrift years, exposed 70 all dangers and
hardkhips OF the fight and Of the
tral0 he has never tasted intoxicating
drink.
A may be supposed, Captain Craw-
ford is greatly opposed to the sale OF
intbxicants among the Indians aud has
fod years put forth most earnest efforts
50 kuppress the evil The educational
prlblem before the country has also
beSn matter Of great interest to him
anb finds solution, 10 his judgment, In
thl one broad and comprehensive
Wdd-wOrk.
he curse and bane Of the Indian is
idRness, and only when il teaches him
tht dignity Of labor for himself and
thkse dear 20 him can the culture OF
Ii schools hsvs the desired effect.
1SbIAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM DEFEc-
, TIVE.
The system Of education at Carlisle
as elsewhere, is defective because the
Indian is taken from his familiar paths
and set IN strange ones without pur-
pose or destination. Aimless and
with no occupation, his acquired
knowledge is put to no practical use
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06

His lie han been a most eveDtiul
one. and he proved himself, during the
long years OF his service, unfaltering in
berOism and unfailing in Judgment.
His boyhoOd was h.ignted by the In.
temperance OF his father, and at an early
age the entire support Of his mother
and the younger m mbers Of the family
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06

wondered at that some Of those enthus-
iastic amateurs will kick, later on, be-
cause they left their cameras, like all
their earthly possessions, behind them.
w. II. 2
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
A Congress Of Nations,
PICTURESQUE SCENES AMONG THE VISITORS OF VARIOUS
RACES IN MIDWAY PLAlsANcE.
From The philadelphia T,msa

do the scalp dance act, flourish wooden
tomahawks and Aing with voices as
musical as the Kettle drums In Cairo.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06

A Chicago correspondent writes: 81.
NJ. Hill is here. His brothers clothing
6rm Of Willoughby, Hill and Co., Is In
dulging in ERE sale and j. M. Is
superlutending the straw hat depart
ment temporarily. He never looked
better"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

81 - sias pfessstsa' q MAKE Arrange
Ea..sls faf securing a eb&ffff Aestfef
coma4sfies 4 shsee asii n.r appointed -
lo-k isE0 l-l.eits insaEaaes, Alefat
eighty na~sn bssrs a the nss assaei2t.oa
Acre psesea1 asnsi pients a eEihasisss.l
x4s n.sf1lfesssa The ss-se1ata.ss al
soarHssf T. asst IA this riiy "a January.
The feiiosibk are tke aiehlters 80
have loiaal aiaeF the pgesiosls Geesi0g
j u ShefieF. teseph > Hart. a. q.
May. Nss iosk: K J. fssrsz. Grad
hapssls, - tixe~s. CINCINNATI. r. v,
Posers. " !, Emery. A Stickles. y.
IS Watkins. PRANK 10 fostsaxh. - &
Graham. g " Jones. o. y B0gbee
VI H. haEAan. a. h. t4exis. Adrian sls.
: y hnox. 4. y. Hedges. J -. tase.
c. - Asore +. X. flnkham, I. 9.
l.aEsl~s. cf4nd Rapids, ii J. Alien.
Cleveland + 4. Creme. brooklyn. ".
Aoke. Ne3 York. A. ID Sean4sa. Nil
wanlSss. G G. Brpekxay. Nce York; X
-. lesisg philasielphia. o. -. BAKER,
Bs-son, r. ~ Hills. Chicago. l.. III.
Clark. Psiladslphia: II &. Se4uan. Bill
ssusees - d. I5aige. Chicago. Julian
csalfxrii. kenesha. Niz. q. j. NeI.
aeFotn. Chicago. T. Felge. Saginaw.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

A. surely - aay Known eject follows a
eauss. iosl - eaeis ~iil di-ease OF the lid
ns5- saesssd il-eis Inactivity II that ioactson
ts GOT prosnltis reuedied. Come 10 the
fers.se with isost.:tss's Stomach Bittsrs.
Which gives heaitlsfui ifarflse 20 ias action
of seth tie kiiney- al3 The hiadse With
out sxeitias .Asn. Ike an uEaeo.sslt.d
-timuiart Rendered active % the genial
diasstic Rad tonic. they perforui tier f'inc-
tiolss thorogghiy and regularly. removing
from the system impurities which t@gst
rheumatism. dfof-S. gravel. hflghts a4s-
$50. diate;ss aud cararrh ~ the bladder.
Tie contraction of either one 81 these ior.
misahle fnaladies l. The penalty eNactsi -
nature for Indifference 10 thai plain warning
---iaggish action OF the kidney. When
this exists. rot a moment should b. Lost IN
the 49, OF the remedy indicated. Bear IA
mind that tic si'sers wili relieve With equal
prouptltude disorders OF the stomach.
liver. bowels and nervous stem, and cure
or prevent faaiariai cofaplaints.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

VIII A LARGE SIZED CANNON
r,sls.snlia.s Etzs tstas.s eat of hate us
the llssz i,sastrsssln pspsrsss IA "a
she sssy ssoscsaa.eaL

eiem Nurxburg has eonElefesi TIE
oshe.al Dig l:srsss far ls,st Ar Wax.
barg says ti.ags are a. ~ eanir-s IN ta.s
city. e a1nh ~ are liecnsed - hse.
Baf 81 wursbasxs hxanss are opsn 1,
resiai01. The etkeE LOO are lela4lss' 4
lgscar.su ezisieitee dsdgtns jean
% ksaa. kirl hlgh purseysE Il th,
poaf.f an1 lsii-eial dog catcher % sAs
pahlas by appointment
Ms. ilykenza j. a izrgc man. With IA
opca. 1iss n,saceUs e0untsnancs. and q
n4oasfache ra4t catches the color u - :
sil ~ The ,iogs IA the ely The NOUS.
t4enc ID yelios. Mr.. ~ ksEa s iesotiay
hhs esfirs uale Row e hohnobbsEg
sffh e1ntaes that do al scar one II
Vii ohloklnsn's brass tags. vhich eas
be purchased fOs ore and nlly 0ae- hun
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26


Train No. >. daily. leaves Grand Rap.
ids I'D a n.. arrives Traverse City -
p. M. Petoskey and Bay View ) y. m
Mackinaw Island 5:lO p. m. Parlor ear
Grand Rapids Ia Maekinawcity. Buffet
sleeping ear Cincinnati To Mackinaw
city. Does not run into Traverse City
on Sundays.
Train No. !. excep. Sunday. Six
hours Grand Rapids IT, Petoskey. Leaves
Grand Rapids LIB p. m.. arrives Ira
verse City $40 p. M. Petoskey and Bay
View Z 30 D. M, MacAinaw Island 9:i5
p. IN. Parlor cars Grand Rapids to
Mackina~ city.
Train No. 3. except Sunday. leaves
Grand Rapids 1890 p. m. arrives Petos
key and Bay View 5:f5 a. M. Mackinac
Island s:l5 a. VA. Sleeping cars Grand
Rapids To Petoskey and Grand Rapids
to Mackinaw city.
Cali telephone No. COG for reserva-
tons.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

Warrs.s Swetiand's Compliment to
the Press Gang.

the Press Gang.
There are few men who entertain 50
well as Warren SHETLAND. There is no
one who more fully enjoys inviting in
his friends and setting before them the
best that the most skilled chef can pro
duce. Last night the active newspaper
workers IL the city were invited 10 =
supplementary dinner with Mr.. SWEET
land The table WIS spresri mos; grace
fully ia Mr.. Swetland's private dining
room IN the pavilion at Reeds Lake
The following persons were able 10 at
tend: Mr.. SHETLAND. presiding: from the
Democrat. Col VI. \. Aldrich. W. Il.
Weston. III. H. Stitt. L. 6. Stuart, Charles
Hull and A. ID. Greene; from the Eagle.
T. Is. Fisher. L. VI. Carpenter. Will iur-
ner and Harry Cresswell: from THE
HsEALp. r.. ID. Conger. Frank Cobb and
Bert Hall: from the Post. Ii. Much
ling.
The following dainty meBU was served:
Anchovies.
Consomme la lmperiale.
Amarosa.
Whitefsh.
Cucumbcra
Chateau la Rosa.
Sweetbreatis Vol AN Vent.
Stuffed Tomatoes
Columbian Punch.
Cigarettes
English Snipe Stuffed With Chestnuts.
Nonopoie.
Salad on Nacedoine
MADEIRA
Camembert Crackers.
Coffee.
Creme &c Menthe.
Cigars.
The guests were seated AZ o'clock.
and Tor two and one haf hours dis.
cussad the deiicacies set before them.
The table was decorated with flowers
% the season. beautiful palm forming
the center piece. At the conclusion 81
the bill the cloth. Was removed and.
While the smokers reeaied themselves
With cunchas. " Il Weston. acting as
master o; ceremonies. introduced the
post prandia feast az The season. +. T..
Fisher Expressed 20 Mr.. SHETLAND the
satisfaction each entertained over the
discussion ~ the menu. The beet was
told 20 stand Up and. q the cilnkIng -
glasses AMI The sparkle n dry NonoE1le,
his very good health vas invoked
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
BOARD Oh srrEn,lsons.
Little Ba-sne>~ Done Yesterday AN
other Sessions To-Day.

The heard % Supervisors conveyed at
. o'clock yesterday H0Fslag With ex-
pectati0n 81 hearing a contract read
&hieh il - b. entered Into between tho
county snd the Van Dorm Iron Works
cosapaay for the construction - tho
eounty Jail. bat The building committee
w4s not ready 20 snbmlt u - II vas
deemed necessary a. use much precan.
ton Ia drawing up the contract. and ~
asked fH more tiaae. which vas
granted.
The committee on justice. sheriff and
constable hills recommended allowing
claims amounting tos--.isl 10. which VAS
adopted
A communication from the county
clerk treasurer aud register % deeds
wa received. asking 4 4 Segr legal 10
gfant a vacation - Tie clerks 10 their
several of,ices The Communication was
discussed az length aad the final con
clasion vac that the ot'icits may follow
their judgment in the matter a. they are
required IA see that tho work ~ the
county i performed. On motion Of
Supervisor skceIs the matter was re
ferred back to the county officials.
The matter 81 putting partition
through one 81 the Jury rooms Ia make
private oitee for /ths sheriff was re-
ported by the comhittee ON buildings
Chairman Cogshalf stated that the con
tractor who had offered to make the
changes for ss7 bad given up the con
tract and that no bid smaller than $50
can now be obtained. No action was
taken on the matter.
Sheriff Lam reaux asked for an extra
night vatehIsan at the Jail. and the
communicable was referred Ia the com
mittee on public buildings with power
10 act.
On notion ~ Supervisor Skecls the
board decided tO buy new government
plat book for the register 81 deeds Office
not a. exceed cost of 81 or so
Benjfmin Morse Of Lowell was APP
pointed wnship agent for the burial
Of deceased INDECENT soldiers. sailors and
marihes. The board adjourned until .
o'clock this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
r,rNrruus sfS ons,,urp.
caasrssstees Hep"rs an, THEFT E~psws-
tfatssrsf ~ the Nrw n.ssfv.

TIE work af Srxanisirr ne Furniimr>
ksirzaens aessssistie8 49, e~,mpieted
asf nxat az . meeslag beid n The
snrra fra~i..eat 81 "a E.5Yns waa in
fis chsir sai >eretssy Alexander Ns
t1frrt. sept lao tn Ere fffcee,i.ags. The
. estnitfef en s-snsfltuftsn scf - lass.
- shifh q y. hor.ef - cbarssao "a sde
~ reraft Tie rrr.sf 49, - ~fHeg
49, tfferi ne flseftrxs 80 he he'd
(. aii snfaiY n ff-aaa itspi.i~ Dues
49, sxed A. e. per scar. the initiasloa
e. tr,rE s
it p.4 iesird - eircf bari q
q rrctrs seyea q whanr shculf
- fr,aa ttfsnti Ripsie. TO gfan ca
rs1a soi thrte Erlo che east
- fss'setua xere eierss.sl y ~
Fs.rae Nstan ier Aefrfsre ~ ofNrio.
e. 81 rtsttrN q a. 5dn..s. y X. Vat
sase q, So IS = fssris q t.rsa.i
fsrsi4 tsnk WtH.ierith. Ff-sf -
MSS cheese 7 % fralss I'll sstf
f7 f~fe. 4 p f.fsse
fsf.i ftnes.7xr = "
a emni.ts-e q safer Fii 81 spfesef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

II The aii3dlc ages etianefta with 70
gart g. gloves 49, Far more stringent
thar At present foF iasfanse. NJ enc
usn permitted - enter church wearing
gloves. phtrh Rrfe considered lues a.
uauch cat q pisce a. Il sould nowadays
~ "a rsnsin "a ANY sacred essiffce with
a hat isn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

F-tss~ ~ ~esh fHfcesrh =, Ja<ph
Berinsss. ~ 81 E~ensra 4 ta.s
All
Carnelfss Messy - tsri..s
Elll.. 49,. ~ 1 seeslg ssi,i
Hs~rx JaAfA firh4ef - -s.nan
fs.nssas.. - e.. Fis-sissa4
A-rna Taa frfnisa - Herasn
tsasesf<.,s. - ~ -. - !. s.un
e.ts4 xslte rt....
rt.s.sI. . Hfsss - sftf.raes e.
aSsa. 4 f'sfsif. 80 asss ~
ffssaf fIfrt ia
NsfF & u vefs - t.s>@r f'srf. st
81 IA = fet&ale fAsk ~
n.s tsh ~ t.faassa - Assett
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
G.. Is. * 4.
CurcAeo SERVICE.


SOLID TRAM.
Leaves Grand Rapids 500 a. IN.
Arrive Chicago l:25 ,. m.
Runs solid Grand Rapids TO Chicago.
Buffet parlor car attached.
NIcHr TRAM.
Leaves Grand Rapids IL: 20 p. m.
Arrives Chicago ESQ a. IN.
Runs daily through sleeping cars and
coach.
CHrcAGo To GRAND RAPIDS
SOLID TRAIN.
Leaves Chicago 4:l5 p. m
Arrives Grand Rapids $40 I. IN.
Runs solid from Chicago 10 Grand Rap
ids daily except Sunday. Bullet parlor
ear. Dining car from Chicago to kala
mazoo.
NIGHT TRAIN.
Leave Chicago $50 y. m.
Arrive Grand Eapids GO a III.
Runs daily through sleeping cars and
coach.
Call telephone No Coz for accommo
datIors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
ms long no WAIT.
alosi<o Parks VIII Meet the Grand
Jury Nest Jnfy

Mershsl Clark and Deputy Brewster
left IA ne 10 - tEniu last night for The
north xita A.nnko FAss. whu wa@
ARRESTED fec~ntly Ia Niiseukee IN com.
pisitt = Po<tofsice Inspector rpicipher,
who charges Parks with emberziing
81 80 FROM he pi~tos'ce az Crystai
Fa,le Fsr<a has ieen hrid for trial by
~ grant Jury bot as that body does
eas meet asain until next July IN North.
era Michigan, be must give 1900 bail
- remain ~ laii one year before he gets
a trfaf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
A Sure Thing.

II YOU read c. +. Van Wrinkle 4 Co. =
market reports regularly and operate on
the information they contain you have as
near "A 'sure thing" as there is. They
are one 81 the most reliable concerns in
Chicago. having been in business there
since 1873. and have customers in every
state in the West. Send for '-Specula.
ton. or How 10 Trade" little book sent
free on receipt OF stamp. 1t gives just
the information you need Ia become a
succcssful operator. which you can do ms
we'll at home as II you were in Chicago.
Address c. r Van Wrinkle a Co. s6
La Sale street. Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

For cut. bruise, burn or scald there
is nothing equal 10 Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. II heals the parts more quickly
than any other application. and unless
the injury is very severe no scar is left.
For sale by FL. Wurzburg. druggist.
- Monroe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

My little boy was very bad of for
two months with diarrhea. We used
various medicines. also called in two
until We used Chambcrlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy. which
gave immediate relief and soon cured
him consider IL the best medicine
made and can conscientlously recon-
mend il 10 all who need a diarrh@a or
colic medicine J. T.. Hare. Trenton.
Tex. - and 80 cent bottles for sale by
i. j. Wurzburg. druggist - Monroe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
I,,~i

CAksdEk-Jaiy =. ~ sle ry-i.irssee 81 Mr.
John Jt,hn scr. NJ. - River Avenue, Nas.
l.lse1 A. arrief. sgd 4 yeats.
Z. q. cAerssnan. airscsos. No Is East hi
ton sfrsss-f.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

fhs foiiessnQ = a his =; the marriage
hssas sz-ssfsi -iaoe last Iaidi.sstis,n, ssth
the Aauns- Residences lwhea 0al ~ tie eltsl
sAc a.res 81 fAs psfsle-. Age.
fi-sosisse +. Has.-oa ami larie Nile-
man. ALI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
DIR. SCHENCK'S

remedy far beyond the power Of language b.
describe. The family can hardly be true Ia
itself that does rsot keep them On hand for
IRE IN emergencies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
Ill xfrl7szT7sss
y EYE. EAR. NOSE. THROAT.

Private 49, sfs-rs.I efp~~r-s - ~"s,en ~
s.is..e.,.s f.s.rr f-lsse ss~fsfsi 49,. go
sses F-.s 49, rsssF~ ~ ss.-s ssfeet
...s e. - 49, asrtas 81 ssts AT
s.'l.ze st.-n A. - ss4 sF<@tnxs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
MANDRAKE

l. the only vegetable substitute for that
dangerous mineral. MERCURY. and while
its action as n curative Is fully equal, it
possesses none ~ the perilous effects.
I'm Constipation. Mandrake acts upon the
bowels without ,iisIosing them to subsequent
Costissncss.
No remedy arts directly on the liver.
nothing - srs--dily cures Sick Headache,
sGn, s,s.a l. .A ,s ".s PILLS.
For sale by all Druggists. Price y cts. per
box 2 boxes Tor e. cts or sent by mail, postage
free. ca receipt .of price DIR. j. II. schcnek 3
son. Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
yIRaiN1A VISITORS.

Alexander c. Shaw. OF North Carolina,
was to-day appointed principal examiner
Of land claims at contests III the Interior
Department at salary OF $1,000 per year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
RECEPTION TO slsAop PeTeRKlN.
The People OF Parkersburg to Honor the
Popular Divine

Tho following from the Parkersburs (W.
Na.) Dag STATE journal Ot "Wednesday will
be read with interest here, where the popu-
lar divine to whom II refers - generally
known and held IN ahectionate esteem:
One of tho pleasant events 20 belOokeI
forward 20 i The public reception that
Will bo tendered the Right Rev. Bishop
George W. Peterhn tuesday evening,
Nav Both.
AS has been stated. that evening will
be tho fifteenth anniversary of tho orlina.
ton Of Bishop Peterhn and the reception
will be timely and appropriate.
1t IL also farewell reception 20 tho
Bishop. who has about completed ar
engagements IL - understood. a. start on a
voyage 10 Southern Brazil on a MISSION
connected with the Church. iio expects
10 start about July lst.
The reception viii be given IN Trinity
chapel III the evening. IL Will bo informal
and II j. 20 be public To ak the friends 0t
the Bishop.
Tho AFFAIR is in charge OK the Ia lies Of
the Episcopal church and anuoGnce monts
will be made later concerning the final ar
rangements.
1T is safe 20 say II will be- an unquali.
fed success. for the Bishops many warm
admirers will embrace the opportunity %
be present at the reception
In the same issue the J1'0ae. says eii-
torlally
One of the causes of Bishop Peterkin's
great popularity IS that De- i- broad mind
ed aud liberal. There IS nothing Of tho
bigot about him, nothing ~ the holior.
than-thou spirit. 4 bishop wh, has kept
his priestly robes absolutely uu-potted
from the world. he nevertheless ha, the
broadest charity and Is willing O. admit
that people may differ with him in opinion
and yet not be- the greatest sinnors IN tho
world. IL Is for this reason. largely, that
all Of the people of Parkersburg, regard
less of religious faiths. will be- GLAD ~ thu
opportunity To extend 20 him the,r good
will at the public reception 70 D. held III
his honor Nav 3Oth -