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pruned Of all redundancies and displayed
The subjects clearly mehodcay arranged classified
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The work made Of desuloy extracts without method
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practice should not be without it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

A suit of black flannel To be worn by
. young lady IA mourning is very fetch
ing Ii has deep cuffs and broad
sailor collar Of white flannel and Awhile
beit The sleeves are pulled and quite
full 10 the elbow. where they are met by
the relief Ia white. which cuffs tit quite
snugly the forearm. The skirt il the
regulation skirt. reaching To the knees.
the stockings are black. with white
clocks upon the sides OF them. The
shoes are black. with black lacings.
seryes fiannels and soft tweeds are
de rigEeur. but our climate Is 80 varying
that cooler weight materials are admis-
eibie. That called sail cloth is the very
latest poveify. II isa eft and pliabl-
WOODEN fabric With loose weave. has
little weight but su6lcient warmth for
our summer sess during July and An.
gust ~ fair weather wear.
To clean white ostrich ojumes die
~plve four ounce q white soap in four
pints ~ hot water. Make q lsther and
plunge the feathers into IL. rubbing
them vel With the hands for Ave OF Sin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

rankle in their memories for many IN
hour.
To keeniy sensitive persona any rem
iIiscence which taxes the mind back TO
that time wdl IN years after revive the
burning s-nse u annoy ancs and mortifi-
cation. How nore than cruel is IL, then.
o. subject a helpless child Ia such SUIT
fsrinz. Not only for that reason should
The practice Re stopped, but il 10 inlu-
dieious ss well as cruel When . child
once realizes that thosr with whom he
comes IN eonEact kao. al about his sans
and shortcomings be cessses 90 care shat
they think af him. he feels that. Il sugh
he may behave ever 80 nicely. his fzuits
all ga be forgotten IN the admiration
II hia xirt,see Often a feeling OF
wouneiesi pride viii prompt him % act
htfia xorss than usual, Just a. II does
mors nature people.
At al times and under any circum-
Stances chlid's faults should he kept a
secret between hts parents and himself-
"A acquired fault can usually be cor
recfei By gentle atlmonifions, with more
Severe ponishnsent when necessary. An
Inherited fault - much moro difficult to
deal With and We cannot he too tender
and pasiens xith the little ones whom
- bring into the world thus fettered-
As soa a. q child is csd enough 10
unsier.fand b. should he told IL his TAIL
los and made % feel h0~ necessary il
u 4, nm sell beng and ~ the happiness
Of All Who love him that hs should do
ali Ia his power - break himself az his
faults
IN proper training - begun NJ an early
age there ls hope that an Inherited fault
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Cream coior>d Anglo cloth u suitable
ana attractive for spfa pillow. sup.
p.p you bay enough IL this sort at
fslmsc COG cue 81 thesr indispensable.
su6y thingn that make . lounge cozy
aad comfortable. Then decorate Il with
: tulip design. This design you ell
have stamped upon the cloth. at course.
u nay ~ frosted il various vAya One
elective way u doing 10 y 10 tint the
pssnb a H. ilowsrs IN LIGHT violet
49, cd ~ leaves WITH dull grssa.
Altss The = dous york IN hovsrs II
eutlins eabssidsry with gold oolorsd
silk or linsa flosA using the sane coDos
Ter The STAN snd veins in the nowers -
that IN the sinting. Work the leavss In
outline embsoidsry With shades Il
bsonss green. darker than the tinting
"a the Isavsa The tinting may b done
with smbroidsry dyeA Finish the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

mar - entirely overcou-, ~ sf least
male subject - the eontroi % me rr<s-
siainx puuefa
anee keew an old gentleman vhc>e
chsets xeaid Hush and uhose eyss
zee "a sparkle Whenever Be locs-d ~ os
ssnsiiesi q sictlhoA IN anr form. yst he
kad SEVER N his hfs tasted bat Gro
4 49, Z wtn~ His father had shsi .
tfanssfd. but his nsotssf rad taught
hia soc De<t 20 slntfos an tnhertssd
tasfs 80 st1eng tfsnk
hsFr efacticFd fcfsi abstinence AT
ay iife b. rn..e sad. YET there haze
h~eu rsesy 'trIe~ shss have bad an
anesf i1aasn desire =, taste sioohlt
snd nc~ scuHd pa lars b. ts~te une
Gfet
Fhfs = tut oasi Illustrates o.st II TIE
hanslfs<is that ~ ghf b gwen. u lie
rnper q e1qsnsus innusncr. ard eov
tsat ~srsi~u arr Fsskcfing - hv>sies
srn~s = tn-if responsibility 90 can hops
Or puFef n'ts.''r rsc- - msnssat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

tsoR sAlE-Ay sn'ir- s'orr 81 furniture and
j miscellaneous iousehoid goods; q nex
house ana large lot corDar % Unioa aud Carer
ssrcsts house ssd boz Ne. i5e N sdlson 81 Get.
vacant lot ON Christ street: farm 81 ten scres
~ rods east of city limits new buildings aud
ell kinds Of fruit. viii sell OF exchange for
other property. A. A Lord No u Stacking
street Il.tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Train No. 8. daily. leaves Grand Rap
ids 7:3p = ns-. arrives Traverse City %
y. ~. Pstosksy and Hay View p. N.
Maekiusw Island $40 p. m. Psrlor car
Grand RApSds ~ nackisaw city. Buffet
sleeping car Csscsanssi 70 Aackinav
city. Dues not run into Traverse City
on SundayA
Train No Z. sxcspt Sunday. SIX
hours Grand Rspids % Pstnskey. Leaves
Grand Rapids Ian 2 m, arrives Trs'
vssss City CD 2 n, Petoukey and hay
vicw I'D p n. Aackinsw leland o:s5
p. N. Pnrlos cars Grand Raplds "a
Nackinav city.
Train No Z sxcspt Sunday. leaves
Grand Rapids 1910 p N. arrives Petos-
key and Bay View SIS .. m. Msckinac
lsland Sis q. N. Sleeping cars Grand
Rapids 10 Petosksy and Grand Rapida
TO Mackinaw city.
Call telephone No. COS for rcssrva,
tiooA
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Want Columns


4 Get su.Ah sf<-ri pH,skstt<.eh eonea6Jna4
~ ~ II t,sf~c<a The spfeef q Hs.Ass~ Ded
t>sfssj streslz esd to ssfs lsr&u tan.tef
rlss.sI r<tesn "a befzlS ss4<e 81 q k4shsb sss
~ sntx receive reward.
I oet "a honro> &c fexr str~~rs zeal
- >ttn snd frf<lsn lanai ssf-e- lihefzt -
ward \ sstornes - Mn k<ra. s. Gssrk strcet
4 osf o. sIoLE< -ons srsy ~sss: v~.sts
- shcas .loA k~safs toss AskAsos - -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Thursday. July 18th. the d.. G. III. 4
NJ Ry.. in connection with the Goodrich
Line. viii run an excursion TO Chicago
leaving Grand Rapids at I'D a. IA. ar.
rive Grand Haven $50 a. m, making di.
rect connection with DAY STEAMER
for Chicago Tickets viii be valid Tor
return up 10 and including July 18th.
by steamer. leaving Chicago at 1870 p
m. For full particulars apply at depot
or city Office. No. y Monroe st.
JAS. CAMPBELL, City Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

nlssssH wssA oas Ia eisss. hes water
cd shaks usf,l Dry.
4 flns o~alisy a ial1is1 e,noA- uh1eh
y ros called habit cloth. b - extrs0eiy
p,pufas material. IL eoores - all Ne
sxla.sits nsw sisAdss ssd 10 us~i not
o.iy Coz tales. mnds erssunes. bas fos
tiss> shAa are sNush tnofe elaborate
Psris - sdvursssng flesh eoaorsd
ssissie ginvss fos evening wear IN place
u the pure white - long worn
What il called -uhits vooi gr~aAfns"
y aep msserisi that hns ppssassd eos
ssenins dsenDsa
A gold sAps with baji - the cad b
worn ny sone tooen Iiks watch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
FAULTS OF 4 CHILD
Mothers Should ess'c'ss Ran
Tact u Po'asa 3 Them o.
vsl no HARSH caIrr'sas
1uas ssr enid M sSfsors Csnah - asd
1920 ulsn Hoo HIss H~prsz<.s ~.
p-as. upsa ssessssiyl4as Ihsr.i
usE no HARSH carrIcisHs

rhsss are s,sny tsi,ier hsar>sd sAk9uA
shoushslsss moshen vh0 lsesusealy
c~ass their chiidspa oach snhapO1ness
snd noftihcafioa- They dincov0 tAst
. child = panrussa vlSh spns nult -
fs,i.ax. thee wsshook psnsing t0eoanb1ss
shefhes Il 10 acquired ~ tnhss1eed thsy
proceed 10 break hin ~ u oeesn rssnss-
ins - Punishment rot xissysto b CON-
assded They rouartimss 80 - fss -
- boil little ones fxallngs ~ 10
sporp, not oniy belize the oehee mem
b<rs u the family, bus cf1su bseoee
Strangers Hos ciIn thsy be - hsars-
lesss Grown up pepris experiences bit
s<r stag IL noftl1caelnu when thsis
shorseomings zrs revealed % = third
person. even II that person b one upon
vhnse love and f0rtearznee they can d.
psai. and the recollection Of u vii
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
VIA c. Z w. n.

Grand Rapids 96.16 Bay View
Reuad Trip.
Account q Camp Meeting and A.
ssmbly at Bay View. the Scenic Line"
Chicago 4 West Michigan Ry.--will
cell tickets on July 10th 10 10Th, good to
return August 18th. at ono fare rate
from all stations Rate from Grand
Rapids 10 e571 Trains leave at 7:3O ..
IN. and lao p. m. with parlor ears. stop
ping Ut Traverse City for meals. Night
train leaves at IL rs. with sleeper. Phone
1904 for accommodations
Gro. DKHAvEx.
General Passenger Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

A dish a. much eaten by the Portu.
guess a. mince pie by Americans IL the
rabanadar. Il Is Il Moorish origin, aud
10 easily and quickly prepared betit
tel the habits Of = nomadic race. Thick
slices II bread are soaked in new milk
fried IN olive oil and then spread with
honey and eaten hot. The result is
something delicious and those who
have once tasted the rebanadas will
want "a taste N again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

hrSSsy ewo etysou Sa1t1nS NOstume.
A graceful calling costume ia OF sheer
wool crepon shot In cream and violet
tints and trimmed with violet velvet.
The waist has . collar and a yoke Of
velvet. the latter embroidered with red
beads. forming = point in the middle.
Below the yoke is a dropping blouse en-
broidered with beads. the lower edge
turned under and attached 10 lining.
A wide girdie Of violet velvet covers the
space left uncovered BY the blouse and
. fastened In the back. The large ends
sail from the girdle and are fringcd with
beads. Sleeves pulled 10 the elbows
have velvet cuffs- Tho front Of the cor
cage is precisely like the back The
skirt ciinging at the top and very am
pie at the foot. is trimmed with four
bias folds Of violet velvet widely separ-
ated. A hat OF black straw " trimmed
with bow of velvet like that Of the
dreos and cluster II geraniums.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
PAINLESS, PLEASANT, QUICK
In Its Result il the Verdict On
DIR. Rankin's System
of Treatment.

DR.. Rankin has often pointed out Ne evils
that r~suls from neglected. cases Of catarrb-
That the result my be serious. also thst this
In the time Of the year to cure catarrh, 10
exemplined In the case Of Mr.. w. J. Wright
Mr.. Wright had hesn treating only six weeks
when this statement vas given He u =
man fsvorably known among hts many
friends, and his certificate viii 90 unchal-
lengcd. He y connected with The Elliot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

We do not iatsnd 10 iadorse any except
artieies OF genuine merit: We therefor
take pleasure b recommending 10 suffer
ers from Pilss N aay form. . prompt and
permanent cure. The following letters
speak foe themselves:
NM Mary O. Tyler. Of Heppner. Ore.
entirely cured me Of piles from which I
have suffered for ysars. and have never
lad the snghtest return Of them since.
Mr. T. O'Brien. Rock Blu6s. Neb
says: The rks. Of Pyramid Pile Cur
entirely removed every trace cf itching
piles. ] cannot thank you enough for H..
The Pyramid Pie Cire b = nsv. Ger
tain. painlss CUR for every form Of ptles.
IL e safe, mlfs and cheap. Any druggiss
WI get Il fos you II you ask him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

A boat leaves every night from Hol-
land Tor Chicago and every night from
Chicago to Holland. connecting with
trains to and from Grand Rapids. Fare
from Grand Rapids for round trip. in
Guiding berths. $500. Tickets for sale
ut c. & w. NJ. ofice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

PROPOSALS FOR KENT COUNTY
JAIL BUILDING.

Sealed tr~po~sls s1i ~ rrr<sv~a - 80
Gsn Jfsst tuild.nG. 0raBd kzp<<<<- x1<k<sn
~ ~ - .ic.oek nosa- ts.s - ia f>s tes ess<s
tsAzn snd con1sssl - slss \ ~ c<s1z.4 snl n
sid sanzsats.n. secor.ia1e IN psse sn4 - -
lsstso<4s- shsen can ~ ~cu ~ ms e.f1sce assk
the ois.es - - y. bss@ = IA. sHcs.tasi,
iak kack IA nnsi ~ srununr~ris1 - .
cssutsa ehros ior $50 81 ls~s en4p to- ps
c<ni 81 ~ ansoont & u@s tca-1exl The q >ist
wa1ve eny defecs ~ tnss<a-sisss ~ &c I'D.
<;<.<ld q y 9pned ~ he sstesu<s of tie e<.1Hks
- 10 - frpposaie ssas h. <.slrs ssd a1Ik I'D
~Prsposa1s TOE Asnt conrty 5<n caiishns." eel
vcrk bcAd,1se heat ax - >suis<st1s - th<
ssse may ise. asd mast b s1trse>~.t ~.
D n eAtfI<
CtsnEpeo lciidsns tosnatffce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Karrs Clover Root. the new Blood
Purifier. gives Greatness and clearness
TO the Complexion and cures Constipa-
ton DC. Soc and Sl.0O. Sold by +. j.
Wurzburg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Mr.. G. p. Dickerman has bought the
Congress hall property and furniture on
South Division street, and intends to
make il one Of the finest road houses in
Michigan. Meals served at all hours
Fine bath rooms.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

afek pias are great iptufies One
49,. ltsnl slnso-t - oftee a. the haai
-. and srsilass pin. And shen dress
:. ssrs = cal u The aps-Fioe GO aae
"a - - -thsr sisd sisoatl ssss e~ as-sa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
FACTORY FOR Rent.

The so.f sts.ss sns k,st bss-us.=rt srseS Zee
fssrt heHafn< N0fel 49,. 80 rccsrs><s ~
TRAD kkssfis , st hs-a tsrr-pens. ~ttA ~st~s
f~y~es. ttesa g-eeet. ss<s<tse. bssts rssstsn1,
Ee iGJ~. str1ss hsAtsex hE.faFSfo>. 80 y<tnserI
ssh Ma stsrst. fsiuessss~ts s<sslh - bs~s-tz
tssf-sf <~szr-x tatoJ ettfs kire e fsf tIsstIAs
sse<srsssea mey ssros q H1fH<ffts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

ftff IfHaEFFsf = lt-Ir-.
fsr~nd hspfi, A~h. @ais 4. 1ss1
Notice j. befet4 siraE ta1f sise s-ss-s<ssntf
nd ar ttt stufsrfs set = Males, -fF@f. ffs,n
Hall sfsr~t ~ <n.fa setra- y nv a. <Fss
ha1d<. s.a fsst ~iii r-c<Ise D. suest f+~~aNtn
tar ne l,sE - u ma a@ss frsa st,s< est4 %
si.s se.cs ~ 80 sisl trtssSrsf. sse hAA
sslfl y. o. <)kHltk fs3 lfes<o~c<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
tlgss Of the cushion with cold cord.

edge of the cushion with cold cord.
Another way Of doing tulips 10 to work
them solidly in natural colors- Work
the petals Of the flower with rounded
contour effect, which may be done by
slanting the stitches.
Dark red tulips embroidered on ivory:
cDlored silk tapestry canvas or mail
cloth produce . handsome effect A
pretty background Tor yellow tulips 10
ciuli.biue BsrRarren cloth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Button Works and was formerly with Berkey
4 Gay. He says: Il had been troubled
for some time with catarrh aud it had 90 in
vaded my throat. lungs and general system
that was completely run down. was %
hoarss could hardly speak. weak and tired
all the time. arose in the morning as tired
rs when ! went to bed, had terrible head
aches. nervousness. disturbed sleep, some
cough. constant dripp,rg Of phiegm into my
throat. filing up OF nostrils and other symp-
toms Of ca,aIrh. Urged by my friends put
my case in DIR. Rankin's hands. He did
not betray the trust rs l can say that am
now a well man and TO him belongs the
credit Of curinxr ma can thoroughly
endorse him."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Look Ut advertisement Of Western
Beef 4 Proviston company. seen on page
5 OF today's issue OF The HERALD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 DION HOUSE, Msckinsc Island. smear The
Ii beach. Table service as good a. the tsst.
Transient trade specially. Mrs A. Lozen.
Prrpr.. Aacksnac Island. Mich.
SSAP for travelling men who visit many towns .
- no sales 10 male; no samples ~ carr
work done IN . lev minutes. while waiting for
trafns Write for particulars Row ms. lark
box as. Chicago hetf
"A>IED-An the men n step In and get
w our price on spring suit cf clothes or
psir a. pants made Ia order Nosst. herpos,
silelmsr Go.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Cs-rd hsrsis. ks<h- Ssls q f.sa /
al 49,. az. ,.~.s,.s -, H...f - : =. -.
fSpsa~sy sfe~~l " Issorref st~,~t. = 81 -
bsnd<. and that wsk r~re5sr ssrr-~sft tb><~s
sus sts ps<snd - sv-rss dsrs fr.e a ests a
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sowing.
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horscs wagons. ~ personal property u any
kind at the lowest possible sstss aud N The
Quie &cst poesihls tune.
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the propssv y isn N your individual possss
sion.
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be paid in fuii. OF An part. ~ any tins To sn.t
your eonv~nisnc>, ana ans peri paid rs1usss ths
cost Of csrsying the soan
u you owe balance - funsfuro pSann ~
either property. Ne vii pay itup 1os yu>a an1
carr, ~ ls,ng rs you desire.
We aiDu make loans tha buildtns and iusa
sseociaroa plan
Our Offices are the most pleasant IN tbc city
end ars 20 srrnnfed that parties ealilnw uron
~ may - veatsd epoa quickly spd ooor<>
oukiy.
Remember that you have the use 81 h-sfh shs
prot~rty snA the nouey snd eau vtu4n the
mcncy ~ any tina.
UkAND EAfiDs MORTGAGE LOAN co.
fnom 2. Tower hiock-.
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MONEY LOANED Tor short tinsr ia sarxs os
M smsIl amounts on sns firm ~ good rerer.
ity. Frank A. NsrDcr. a Nickixan Truss
building, co<. Psan ana Ottawa .assst& 1sss.
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