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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10

Secretary CARLISLE is deeply Interested
in the subject OF igration. and In the pro-
curement Of legislation for Its better regula-
ton. The Commissioner OF Immigration is an
officer Of the Treasury Department. and 1t ID
that department which is authorized to en-
force our immigration laws. The Secretary
recently made personal inspection OF the
method OF conducting business ut Ellis Island.
for the purpose OF obtaining the information
needed to enable him to make such recon-
mendatons to Congress about it as seem to
him desirable. He was at tho island when
several steamships laden with Storage pas
sengers arrived; he made close observation OF
the character and condition ofthe passengers
watched the conduct OF the inspectors as pas
sengers were brought before them. and made
notes for use in his report to the President
and for the service OF Congress. He doubtless
perceived in what respects the existing laws
are defective. and how 1t happens that so
many undesirable immigrants are able to get
into the country. Any suggestions he may
make on the subject will. therefore, be founded
upon personal knowledge
We admit that the imm gration laws are bet
ter enforced under Secretary CARLISLE than
they were under his predecessor. who. indeed.
paid very little attention to them: but We
must add that there cannot be any doubt that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10
Governor Flower on Good Roads.

All honest men prefer good roads to bad
ones. Most people. too, understand the
great commercial value Of good roads.
The time they save to q community. the
comfort they give to travel. the saving OF
horses from straining and overwork. and
Of vehicles from wear and tear. the larger
loads they allow for teams. all represent
sums enormous in the aggregate. year in
and year out. The chief practical question
Is how to get good roads. and to this ques-
ton. accordingly. Governor ROSWELL P.
FLOWER. in the pages Of the North Ameri-
can Reuielr. addresses himself.
In the first place. he wisely concludes
that we must not look to Congress for help
in this matter. In tho earlier days OF the
country the building Of highways by Fed
eral appropriations was Justifinble on mill
tary grounds. But with the advent OF rail-
roads, constructed all over the land by pri-
vate enterprise. there is no such excuse
and the methods Of some foreign countries
in this respect are not applicable here.
Road building is not the proper business of
the Federal Government.
Nor does Governor FLOWER consider 1t
the business OF the State. State road
system. he admits. would command the
best science ana skill In building highways.
ana would tenu 10 uniformity OF construc-
tioh. IN most Eastern states. aso. the
greater part oi LILO cost "oulu lali' not
upon Ine iarmers' ouI upon the people
oi tne Clues among "holn at present Inc
seh'illeh' III ia'oroi Roou roaus seens 10
D. De s'tonhest. ~ ra"se do .no iao. may De-
ctato co,'a,n,a,'ts 1919 u.S , 'nI. esen
49, ,.,,, .,,r,, - - ;,
.ii' win i' h'o'o einp'o' ho eaSs'
we Keep our Governments, the FEWER OIL
GERS we create, and the greater the economy
we practise the preater will he our hapni-
mace ,rd oouf,rt no n oomn,,itu a.
-, "
Iills poihl' nc Continues
"Por any except the smallest States to the
establishment OF a department OF highways and the
comprehensive construction OF state roads would
necsssit ne the employment OF a very large army of
State officials ana Aoorers and therefore the creation
nsrnaN. u, numerous
n"ah4 tha ,n,rna thon 80 mnaon,a,.o -,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10

Our esteemed contemporary. the London
Times. has ears that reach far. and small in
deed Is the sound that can escape them. Mr..
CLEVELAND" it says. may now think 1t advis-
able to break with Tammany and discard
HoRNBLowER." The Times should wait a
week. II Alaska should vote the Demo-
cratic ticket. this prediction will not be
verified We must inform the Times too.
that there will be general election OF
United States Senators next April. and that
the Hon. HoKE SMITH OF the Home Department
will stand for Atlanta. In particular We would
advise the Times to keep its eve upon Chi
huahua and the by election in Jagtown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10
UNCONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTION

TIE President Stands ON The Tariff fisnh
ortks Chicago Platform.
ESs- Eusr <c-pt-1 Ne Democratic Nomfrd''on ~ Fre'
S,nt Wrirer n Grey Gab'e' Sept 2s. 1881
The dogma 10 now boldly presented that
tariff taxation is justinabls for the express
purpose and intent OF thereby promoting
especisl interests and enterprises Such a
proposition is so clearly contrary 10 The spirit OF
our Constitution. and so directly encourages
the disturbance. by selhshness and greed.
Of patriotic sentiment that It's statement
would rudely shock our people. II they had
not already been insidiously allured from the
safe landmarks Of principle.
GROVER CLEvRLANp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10

crowded OF the Protestant churches OF the
town rent their pews.
The mere system Of raising the money
to support church does not affect its pop
ularity. 1t is frequented because OF the
popularity OF the preacher. or OF the doc
trines and worshipinculcated and provided.
Financial methods will not of themselves
secure attendance. whatever they may be.
The essential matter is to give the people
the spiritual food they crave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10

People who are asked to believe that a
President OF the United States in full possess
sion OF his senses is row going to work. de-
liberatey and openly, to overthrow Hawaii's
newly acquired blessing OF republican govern
ment, and to establish monarchy in its stead.
are respectfully advised to wait for better
evidence than the statements OF the New York
newspaper organ OF LiLiuoKALAN1. or the
boasts OF the junior SrRECREIs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10
WIiIIng 10 Work.


MANITou, Col. Nov D.. The people OF Mani
tou were entertained to-day by the spectacle
track, letting it drop. and shouldoring il again
at every turn Tho performer was q man who
and the incident was the outcome OF wall he
was making about the hard times and his in
would not work II he got n chance and offered
him 80 cents an hour rs long as he would
carry the stone. To the surprise OF all he ac-
large crowd gathered TO watch the perform
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10

these laws stand in need OF q thorough over
hauling: and we understand that the Secre-
tary came to this conclusion during his visit
to Ellis Island.
We believe that as many as fifty thousand
European i'm migrants who should never have
been permitted to- enter the United States.
have landed at the port OF New York in the
course of this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10

We must congratulate the Hon. JOSHUA
JUMP OF Indiana upon his appointment as q
Collector OF Internal Revenue We believe that
he Is a sound Jeffersonan Democrat. and we
know that his name. rich in the aliterative
grace of Sw1NBuRNE and in the rugged
strength OF BROWNING Is IA poem, vision. a
delight and desire. and credit to the civil
list. TO the Hon. JOSHUA JUMP hail and good
day!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10
Tn. Cleveland Star Ever Ascendant.

from he Bo'to1 Herald tiaihhd Hugo'mPL
Tho President comes out OF the Democratic defeat
with enhanced reputation II that were Iossibe and a
sustained II not strengthened, hold upon the conn.
denCs OF the country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10

The Hon. j. SULLIVAN GARRISON deems
1t necessary to inform the world that. in his
opinion. the centre Of political opinion lies in
the Mississippi Valley. To be sure. 1t is in
Iowa. when Mr.. CLARKsoN is there. 1t is in the
midst Of Mr.. CLAEKsoS. We have seldom
known q man who had as much centre OF
political opinion as Mr.. CLARKsoN has and
never one who was of that centre more.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10

II FRANCIS II. WEEKS is a well-behaved
prisoner. he may reduce his term OF inca rcera-
ton from ten years to a period OF six years
and six months. under the statute relating to
the Communication OF sentences.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10

Since the election we have noticed two
references to the Hon. BESJAMIN HARRISON.
One was by the last Republican candidate him
self. and the other lurked in Tom FLATS
humble ascription OF the victory to Divine
Providence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10
Perlls OF Missionary LiGe.

g. ON Puri.
Gadsby the evangelist who went out West.
How did 1t happenY"
During a camp meeting he turned sud-
denly on q cowboy and asked II he was pre-
pared to die"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10

1t had been n night Of triumph at st.
Paul. the Charity Ball. The scene" says
tho ~. Pau Globe. amid tears OF "reminiscences
was one OF the most glorious to be imagined.
The tone OF the music seemed to be far away.
good many OF the attires were imported
from Paris. Scarcely costume there that was
not new"
Where is Minneapolis now? Does she get
her "attires from Paris?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10

If the Democratic defeat in Tuesdays
elections was caused by the hard times. 1t is
the business OF the Democratic President and
Congress to try to improve the times before
there are any more elections.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10
A Change Of Method.

Iena-Fred didn't blow his brains out be-
cause you Tilted him the other night. He
came right over and proposed to me
Maud DID hep Then he must have got rid
of them in some other way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10
Her i zeal.

she finds her ideal
lda-What sort Of man is her idealf
Ada-A man who will propose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10

A lawyer who would take such a case as
PRkSpERGAsI'S ought to be dsbarred.-Indtopou Jou
lawyer who would refuse such a case as
PRENDERGAsT's. for the motive presented by the
Journal ought to be disbarred.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-10
When Black IL White.

Prom The ALBANIA Journal
The principle of tarin for revenue will be adhered
to- The free list will DO enlarged
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

Dampeo a piece % flannel With Cham
berisias Pain Balm and bind IL on over
the seat u pain. Ia is better than any
plaster. When tho lungs are SIRE snch
an application on the ches; and another
on the back, between the shoulder
blades sili often prevent pneumonia
There u nothing 90 COOL for n lame
back OF a pain in the side 4 acre
throat can nesriy always DO cured IN one
nagst ~ applying a flannel bsndsrs
dampened With Pain Balm. - cent
BOTTLES Tor sale BY = J. wurzburz. =
Monroe street. also Peck Broa. Ia I3l
Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

Mr.. v. " Terry, Who has been 10 the
drug business AZ Elkton. Ky. for IN.
Pa-t tweiTe years, sars Chamberlain =
Couga kenesiy Eives better satisfaction
shen sny other coaxh nse8lcsne have
ever sod There = good rs@sou fos
thts No ether VIII cure cid 80
quickly; 90 ether - 80 certain a proven
tive and esre fov crop. no other as.srss.
81 much reiief IN css~s q rhoox,inz
eosixh- For sac ~ =. wurzha-z. =
Non-ue street. al~1 Peek Brcs. la III
Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
New York Produce

Nxv YoEx. Nov. 29.-FIouu-Moderats
demand. winter wheat, low grades. $20Ocs
245.
WHKxr-Spot market firm. moderately
active; options weak and declined IGda.c
On easier cables and foreign selling. rallied
NC on hrfner cables. better west and light
Increase of the Rockies; closing steady. IN
changed 10 nc decline. with trading moder-
ate. May and December most active; Jan.
uary, ecssc; February. zoe; March, Ike;
May, s3Sc; December. size
CoES-Spots trm, fairly active; options
dull. closing steady, unchanged. Decem Der,
AAc; January. t45sc; May, 46l.c.
ba-~-Spots quiet. hrmer; options quiet.
firm; December, 3iSc; January, 35s J;
May, 3si.c.
LAnD-tluiet. firmer; western steam closed
a. g. ~ nominal; city At $780,
Pozx-I.ess demand. steady; mess, $500
aidUO.
CHEsss-Modera.e demand steady; state
large. 9diiAc.
Coryu-Options opened dull, points up
20 Is dowa; closed steady, unchanged to 10
points up December. Sic 15d Is IS; Jan
uary, $i5.9Otd L. 10; March, sl6 500 i5CS;
April. sl6t5i May. tl5.i0,d l5.2o; September,
Nt-6Sta iLea spot Rio quiet, easier; No. Z,
Ee.c
SCoAR-Raw. duh. unchanged; fair refin-
ing. 2Ac; centrifugals 80 test, &c; refined
steady; OF A, 35.cd4 3i6; mould A, 41<a
IL loo; standard. A. a 3-l6tdfAc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
All Dax NJ The p..k

Even in the strongest constitutions the
stock OF vitality h not inexhaustible. All
day at the deck, without due modicum OF
out-of-door exercise, IL calculated 10 pump
the inherent vigor out OF a healthy man or
woman With as much certainty a. water IL
pumped out Of a ships hold by a donkey en-
CINE. Application 10 business IL praise.
worthy. OF course. but this may be over.
done. Expand your lungs. stretch your
limits with vigorous exercise occasionally,
and above all. II you find that overwork has
made inroads upon health. try a course OF
Ho-tet,er's Stomach Bitters, which stimu.
lates digestion aud regulates the bowels
liver and system generally. IL Is the king
81 tonlcs- and possesses qualities which. say
physicians. commend IL TO the u-e 81 inva
lads in general. Beneficial in fnalarial. rhsu-
matte, kidnoy and nervous complaints
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
ii. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
ROOMS sand
TOWER Blk

FOR HorsFs AND rors
hns modern nine-rnorn house M, Ta-~..
avenue east frontsx e owned bY non r..iis.,
mus sell bargain Also cue on purt.,, a., !.
nns elSnt rtous. corner lot Ons "a S.,nta
bstsyrttA WITH furnace, bath and All rns.lsr.
n1provemen's Ono 90 Banner sveno. fxei,s
rooms: eornor Dot; good barn barrnin on,
IN een,rai avenue ore % Paris sseana ons "a
Ncfth Prospect. one on Hastings on, On Rieb.
tru avenue Also two house. ca Center ssrsss
10 efehange for house and LOT centrally loe. LII
Iso houses on Cas- street storooa kalams,es
e'enn" Tor sals OF exchange
FARMS FOR SALE OR rxcusSap
20 aeres ons milo from Byroa Cnntsr 80.
house and barn, good orchard al unelsx Ss-s
state OF Cultivation. 20 sell OF sxchanr, for H..
proved city property.
Also farm of n &C re- near Jenisonvfll. ~..t
orhdinEs, good orchard and good land IL a..
ehange Tor house and 10. IN city
Aso 80 acres In township % Gsinss n mia.
IRON city ID acres improved. balance l..~~h
loan 49, s%p
have . number 81 fns Improved f,r,.t,
bsrry county. which can dispose ~ al sr..,
Alros number 81 hne rieces Of rarsfsa l..a
near the ciiy rsngins frrsm Eve 20 fortv sers.
have lots IN al paris OF the city 20 sell o.
exchange houses 10 rent
Money Ia loan 90 good real state s..nrity
d. j DESoLIA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
LILY WHITE FLOUR
WARRANTED THE BEST.

II body treats . iosty
TO glass - Rye.
ia body tells body
Which IL best o. Try.
II tbe pair their eyes are winkiua
Heree the reason Why
Ten II one they both are drinking
Royal RUBY Rye
Royal Ruby" Rye Whisky 1.
guaranteed absolutely pure and
eleven years old. it's great
popularity attc-ts its merits.
IL - "a rye that il n Rye. rec
commended for the invalid. the
convalescent and the connois-
seur, put up on honor and quail
ity guaranteed. Bottled az dis
tilleryJ ROYAL WINE co,
CHICAGO.
Ask for a. $50 per quart
bottle. For sale by Scribner a
Aldworfh. Druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
Ar. Your Children subl.e, 70 c,ou,e

II 50 you should never be without a
bottle OF Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
IL u a certain cure for Group. and has
never been known 10 fail IL given freely
as soon "a the croupy cough appears II
viii prevent the attack IL 10 tho sole
reliance with thousands Of mothers Who
have croupy children. and never disap-
points than. There - no danger in Civ.
ing THE Remedy IN large and frequent
dos--. ~ IL contains nothing injnr Qua
- cent bottles Tor sale by r. J. Wurz-
burg. - Monroe street. also Peck Bros /,
Ia. l3l Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
ATTACK ON SUGAR
Bears Raidsd the Stock. Fofcine
q Decline
CHANGERS MADE TO YIELD
Railway ssecks Ala Fell and stop
ordss Mere isssed-- " heat
Closed as On Advance.
CHANGERS MADE TO YIELD

Nav YoEk. Nov 9.-Monsy on call
has been sasy. ranging from l0lk per
eents Last loan a. - Per cent and closing
offered at y psr csak
Prime nsrcantils paper 405 per
cent
Bar silver. &c.
Mexican dollars. 5st4e
Sterling exchange 10 stronger. with
actual business IN bankers bills az
as31sgAs3's Tor sixty days and tis6
giso1s tor demand
Posted rstes sisiisQ4sT1f, CONNER.
eial bills. Is2uIsea4 for sixty days
and a-s4 AQAso for demand.
Government bonds have been firm;
state bonds have been dull, railroad
bonds have been easier.
Silver certificates al the board we're
neglected
Higher prices for American securities
IN London. brought about by the favor.
able October statement % the ST. Paul
and Burlington companies. led TO = very
strong opening Of the stock market here
this morning. Before the rise had much
hesdvay. however. Sugar broke from S.
10 SIS and this encouraged the bears.
efforts 10 make raids on other stocks
Prices yielded y to Ia per cent 1t Was
noticeable that despite the efforts 10
break the market very little long stock
came out. on the contrary the bulls were
confident and put in buying orders in
sufficient amount 10 turn the list up
ward again Western Union advanced
from so14 to9o11 aud the shorts covered
freely. New England sold up ~ 10 81;
Ais-ouri Pacific. y 10 IN; Distlilers. -
% IN; Gederal Electric, q 20 3si<. and
Louisville a Nashville. to 50ss. The
Grang r. were hardly as hrm A. the stocks
mentioned and yielded easily under pres
sure Taken altogether speculation Was
strong until delivery hour. followiug which
sharp and successful attack was made on
American Sugar. The stick declined 10
81 l9c; Distlllers fell Of IL TO 255.; Gen
eral Electric. IL To 81. National Cordage,
= TO ls1s; sugar preferred, To az Chi
caco Gas, IA To oS1li Burlington, IL 10
Vs; New England. y 20 81, and Rock
Island. - 10 7Oe4. A number OF stop orders
were caught on the way down. The marke,
elosed barely steady. Sales we're Zs9, 755
shares, of which 81. SIS were unlisted stocks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
Detros. tsra.n

Dsrsorr, MICA. Nov. es-Cio>r. Wheat
No. . r-d. cash. e2ac. Decenhsr. s2s.e.
Mar. &c 'scs No white. cssh. slac.
Corn-No. 2 mixed. essA. 2sc No. gel.
low. kac.
Osts-No White. cssh. x7ae.
kys--No. cash. a..
Prime Clover >eed-<SsN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

tffy Ir-ssarsrs Ors~-
Srsnf kaptts. Mrh.. Get ~ tea
Nettts = hereeg gnvea thas ths as.~ssrn~-,
roI tsr 30 consfractlon 81 n $780, 4, 49,,
hfrest fon h-sf l~aaarri srr-.,s e. s..,ss
- e lea re1 altfftssn- q nc,w n ny hs.sf<
80 has 4 ~il recrivs psrrr-ut .her-s,, -,
90 p~<st 90 tvsafy asys flsirn $50 as. a.
~ elsas - the citT Treasurer eifF all
So n n -ohkttA. Csts rr-.ssr~r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

CHICAGO. Nov. 2a-Liquidation in Dccem-
Der. some of II genuine and some with a
view 10 deprers prices that advantageous
purahases might be made vas the feature in
the wheat market at the opening today. The
market during The late portions of the ses-
sion became quite dull, as Is gener-
ally the case Immediately before holiday.
Prices did not cover a wide range. The Omen
ing vas At ecAc for Nay, &C lower than
yesterday. May sold between e,I.c and
eo'Se. closing AGsc higher than yesterday
at 80 stao9t4c. Corn Vas rather dull and
partook Of the tone Of wheat. Oats were
quiet but firm. Withdrawals from store
iss, 100 bushels, we're good and gave tone
of strength 20 prices. May opened &c
higher al 81 NC, eased Of TO 81 &c closing 10
higher than yesterday AT 3lAc. Provisions
opened firm and higher on better hog
market, bat sascd Oh when wheat declined
later the better tone In grain was irnbibed
By product. and January pork closed 25c
higher: January lard asaloc higher. and
January ribs lo'si2jsc higher than yester.
day.
Closing prrces veref
hHxAr - Sovembsr. s7hcs December,
sosc. May. ssi.c
cosx-Novemoer. sslc; December, s5ac;
May. ste.
O.rs--Sovember. esslc; December. 2shc,
May. 8iAc.
PoAk--Jsnuary. ti2ss; May. si20
IAsD--Jsunsry. SO; May. N.2l
hass-Jsnlary, 80 81; May. ss>6A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
LEGAL.


freaSur~r's Nottce
tny Tr-ssur-rs OfBc-
Grsnf Rsptis. hich.. Nov - fsn
N1fire - her-by giFsa that The a.arssmaas
80 sitf 10 construction 81 sever N Nerth
teit-ss svsuaa frasa curtis sfr.-. .na IN
Dr. - s'rert frcn Cnrtfs - .rri-r sfr-as .
- 1o~ IN ~ hands, snsi that I wla r-c@ix,
tagfnert- - ssfne tor ths pertod 81 twenty
aa9s frvln this data a. tbs ss.ics Il a.. ett,
tressuree clfr hal
asii III sORRfCk. CTR rs.a-sr..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

- Esrry-R~~a. f-.-,--e--s
lfe a. efF&E fees s-~F~rs. s<~aorrs~
-tee - 80 re-ffsr. 81 - f9rses Rae :. -
tr~tf sii-E~. Sherfasn1. aaa Ser1nsI <-h~sI
tr Sssaisxss. saarsss A. ;. Parssa. Pss,-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

r.roS srocx YssDs. Chicaxo. Nov. - -
Cstsle-Receipts. 900; common 10 extra
steers. x3iOgs.35 ssockers and feeders, s.. Is
s375; cows and buds. H.0o2a2s, calves.
L.25fJ1Ga.
Hoxs-Receipss. - oooi hesry, thoo6e66 s.;
common "a chotcs mixed. IS. i0se ss5; choice
ss-1rted. sssods.e1 light. g.. 1s.9a 81: pigs.
s. fods.f0
Sheep-Recsipts. t.oa0. poor 20 choice.
f.0Of $40, lambs. g. 75dasa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

Farm Prcdsce
RaaoAs-a1sfeAr.
~F1sscs-s So per h,1sh<l.
BVrrsR-issir pr pound.
Fss~-1Ac Der dozen.
IT sxtFe-ec pes h,sshsl
tsssrrs-2Sfisr pr bu<kel.
boSsr-fsncy whifs. i2S.s per poanA
Passt xy--3oe per dozen.
0S1o~s-Sssr<'c pr hnehef
1sfEzy-i5c per 1orsn ssalss
BsEes--,0.sftoe par bt~Asl.
Mtsf-pG pcr dosen htnch>-
ARR S. p-r hs-hel; Spse.. si-fa
tsspsas-Sfst per doEea-
50 s<rrs--ilS = = r-F poand.
GtfIptowxs--f1.Se par das@a.
Pssssrr---sse pr beshnL
irrrtsCs- Hct-h ntn-e. -,
Grc~rri-- and rrovt-so---. Wh,s.-.a-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

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