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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26

When Baby was sick.
When she was a Child. =.
She cried for Castoria.
She Chung to Castoria.
She gave them Castor,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26

DR.. Kee Wakefield. William E, Har-
rlngton, j. B. Jorgenson, Hutchinson,
were Ryan guests yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26
After the Grip

Hoods Pills cure Constipation by re-
storing the peristaitic action OF the alimen-
tary canal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

dressss 10 Toilets dssagnsd fox the uasf
elaborate occessons.
A Denver housewife has az Indian
princess dn4as her hcessseFk- Tie
young woussn h the dsushter II Paw
zee chief. and aef nasls Ia kngiisb =
koss Hioseli She VAS . student Foe
uazny years N the Carlisle seho~d-
Sonae n the rich hFoesded skirts are
wholly Gafriaauled. and Ia making these
handsome skirts the six lining and
criuoilne are cut IN breasths exactly
Ike the outside. scanned up together
and then siis faced
The latest novelty 10 the umbrella
covered Nth shot elk a. match any
gosG. and these are flnished sith han
dies sifhes leweied or ~ Dresden china
the color n the covering.
The Enxllsh Womab's Year Book. Ia
rs revies II Sou8aR's work. states that
the tsmsnd Tor woman lecturers on a.
mos. ali questions II practical value Is
steadily Increasing.
fNhsl Stout. aged IL. yuns a quar,o
temperance papeg. called the Midget. IA
Ohio. sets great deal IL the matter and
edits II all. Her father IL a newspaper
man.
A fsyogite way % bringing lsst years
jacket up o. date seems To be 10 add u
velvet shoulder cape 10 IL.
Eighteen hundred girls were gradu-
ated frosa the Boston Cooking school
last year.
Black aud white. in all combinations,
viii be in style for the coming season.
Mira Astor is said 10 never pay less
than sso for pair Of shoes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

ms pslsxs. Occasionally Qusss AEas
psnssppirs sad kepiey pines. tso ssps-
cialiy hne varssfiss u tbs fruit. NAY Re
foaEd IN market this snontn- ihs-s are
the Asss fami.izf varieties of -he hot
hoass pinssppls and azs special fssor-
ties Il ths Londo1 markets. BAT a.
these choice PIN sappses cost ffon ~ 10
40 esnts spssee thes are TO Expensive
fps ee-oksDs - pfsserses
The strawberry pineapple. IN spite ~
is scldlty. sakes = very gcs-i eois.I-ote
anu ~ Elc- fer desserts. 5o< a eonpote
reei the psnesppie and cut 10 IN ssle-s
Ghout quaFter u al fncn thick. ke.
move tke sore. Maze a syrup II a cup
4 sugar aBt a cup a water. Let II bod
tor about i've minutes. fcar ~ hot
over the sliced pineapple and iet The
fruit steep ia thls syrup vel covered f9f
twenty tour hours. Ihsn draia the
3ineappls and boi! down tie syrup Tor
xen minutes more. Until !, begins 20
.kicxen Pour Il hot over the pineapple
again and Shen she dikh Is cOld serve u
A great many desserts may &c made
FROM IL ,rasberry pineaPpls. aud Il h
often esass,lered better for this purpose
han the ss~eter sugar loaf pine. whiie
= Possesses the advantage 81 being much
cheaper For a pineapple ple prepare
the pineapple. chopped nne or grated.
and others so inside really for com
p.ste. lave a shell u nice pastry spread
ssth little apple sauce Just enough -
glaze the crust fiil the pic plate with
pineapple and orange strips II pastry
across. Bake the pie about forty tive
minutes IA an oven quite bot Tor the
iirsi hfteen minutes. and very little
more moderate for the first halt hour.
Nhen the pie 10 removed FROM the oven
dredgs IL with powdered sugar and SCI,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

bcrt nan have taken their places at the
cierfgman' = left The ushers. two by
teo. MAX first. followed by the brides
mai8s two b. two. the maid % honor
vs.ik,rg aiolr behind the bridesmaids
and sa ifout ~ the bride. The bride
walks with her father. or whoever ~ To
gige her aasy. and Il there are pages
fhes finish the PROGRESSION.
When The party reaches the lowest
step e ih- altar u halts and the bride
graota siep= tovn. add taking the bride
l., the htn,l leads her 20 her place. The
u.hers sic O. he left the bridesmaids to
tfc fi.!ff aud her father stands directly
ltAlef ,ha tria~
tn 8sroachiug the altar the bride
All bridegroom knecl 4 moment. the
rrsf ~ tho party standing With bowed
hralA
Tho hest man has charge a the ring
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

\ Visiting dfsss Tor bride ~ early
summer hus siashed Figaro iacket and
skirt - hriiofgupe cseYou. with n fun
hixh saisf ~ ctints hgured Persian
tnulara. green satin - drawn through
siashes - The quaint little Figaro and
girtile - The same gees round the waist
snd j. 90 bow IN front \ plastrsn is
- scfu gulpure and The collar matches
The ~ssrf psssrs above the esige - the
Eaist and = iiouaced halt wsy up.
The new muiton leg sleeve j. larger.
Neief ara fuller thar evrs t~iow The
shoulder IL = rpi only plated AZ The
arm size. bat siso af The elbow en the
5ufsisie amt inside = tire ARA 81 give n
nes additional volume u Il nse.i on
al -erts q fabrics. frnm ginghanin o.
lyons brs,cade and for gowns Il every
description. from practical utility
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
HINTS FOR A BRIDE
Sore Rules 70 Govern Swell
Society Weddings.
ON THURSDAY AT HIGH NOON
n Nou " i.h "a be Fashionable Mar
rssss-- " haf she Brisis NAY ana
MAJ Ssf Near

Hare are fsv rales. positive and neg
sfsse. &c ths brides that sl.i blosSona IL
Jona.
II you Eaat u he fashionabsy mar.
rIest. chocse thursday Al hlgh noon oF at
IL the sftcgroon.
Your t.5sgu-t must 70 ~hite orange
oiorsoias. = fos express eompany de
hs~rs them 10 tlae And IN "a coEsi4sion.
White orchisis have the second place -
honor and srile Toses the third
White carnaticas are the proper "a
voEs tor the heads az the hofscA
The welding party. xith the exception
q tns bridegroom and bis beet man. a..
semblss Ia tie saitiag fogms at the en-
trance - the eharth. The procession
stars shsn TIE clergyman has entered
liz eaancei and TIE bridegroom and his
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
For the Baby.

a pretty and light little covering TO
throw over sleeping baby in summer
Is made from twolarge squares Of loosely
knitted pink and white split zephyr.
The white square is laid over the pink.
and the two are caught together he.e
and there by little knots OF baby ribbon.
Dainty little double gowns for infants
wear are made from the best quality ~
cheese cloth. wadded with cotton and
tied with worsted. as in knotting com
forfabIes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

IL Is the opinion % an expert bread
maker that more bread falls short 81
what II should be through insufficient
baking than through ignorant making.
rs remedy for the poorly baked.
doughy bread which II is very difficult
70 digest. II is proposed that the home
hreadmaker bake smaller loaves. not
larger than the pound loaves Of tho
baker 1he starch IN the wheat could
then be thoroughly cooked in every loaf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

The Irish have very particular way
81 eookiug potatoes They never boil
them. \ large pot is always on the IRE.
a steady. slow FIRE. and on every occa
sion when the contents come To the
very verge u boiling, cold water H.
dashed m and the operation il. IN Irish
phraseoloCy, backed The process Is
continually repeated It'll the potatoes
are cooked. iou Get by this means an
admirable potato
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

General Booth has no conservative
idea on masculine succession and has
nominated his daughter. La Marechale
Booth I iibl-1rn. % sucrecd hin !n com
mand. although he has a son y ho coulI
fske The place The general SAYS that
women sre the best rulers and that
he - ARRANGING that the work u saving
human souls mas 81 on after his death
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
ron IsfcNr.

fsrt.'rs. ~eff pcser 90 M str.et sd5nis.inr
haS>eiit art.e. >ssrf.cft =, 1.,s..st =, 1910. ~
sia.Ai3 ma tfaettf.Esr e44ffrns rcsilsr t-ce..s
ssiars sSd hiFt tasfs.s.s.t mas ssiss tss s,aiis
ne issht 90 AZ sisis,s s4tsf lss,r slih xEtrr
49, steam f-terfs fresh rtgaIot. n.aia
sAeit"s hnd f.oii-ts. ans r.stasl i.tafif.s sf-
Issf@inss rsaia i.uliai4.r .oslfl viz a. A..
ltsrk Eaditis,n tai "a
ftrst nssof c Hufau sffast ra..ss s,r.a
adapted ior ii.,i.t issfttsf.e -. - ~
lser fosr.
- ~ac y lgrsn sifeef faa -1c.nsd f,s,,f
f@.iits- eash cifsJ ;, $50 IA. ,rltt fa..t
- thsfrs rjFs.e.l sflffr tefslar.e a..r.i...-
~ rosifs-f szrsils.rt i.usa fsfa
- ~ tt.fft' leafs. filN Hilf1 tufii.f.e. 4 "a
-" - Ntfta ttrae . tflct ar ..ls.f s1l
30 =" NJ taas., aNellf.R era bs.s. III.
y" - sssfth tal4s. tssf.Is .iftt CO. . st4
Nsitiises-t Sssfnef easl ais1 hgsi-tgt faf
Sisri stres' hiidss.. lsu-s s.are.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

fvE sAI.E-uOrSi-S .ND iY0rS
ine fnodera nfre-f.a.In is.asc -, frfrse,
sxrt0e, cat ffs.itsle. ned 20 uitrl.fss fff
E-i1st Scii bargain Alsa ens tsn i's.r s,s .sa.
hue. etgat r,-fcs. cerfleg irI tilir i..i .lstta
f-niayeite. With fprnace. bsth 49, ga na.isI..
improvements ooa IA ~ ueef fseuos fe-f -
r"strf rcrius Tot T,og bar. e tar-.iu Dns
80 .ntfsi avenue. ale uris afrnli 800 80.
North fnfrfeCf- ofss o. LEstluss tsse sla l,ffh.
sti asenEs. Aiso sern b<susss 80 tf.,trf stf..s
Z" eactanf'- - hou-e uua - cs.lffalif arlf..f
Two louer- GO a. street Ntorss. hAi4-la1.as
ssennc iof .Aie 81 ckelsnRe
fARNs fOR SALE or f1trsNar
10 icrf~ IN TeatFidee t.aWnsi II. /. .ae sta~s
farm soif elias isni- itf2o bsrn fusil Is. esq.
IL arrrs improved sBaisbrs tst,ca 1Itafsa atIu
ard ash TN Der ios sale a. sssbaaso ia city
i.Fof-rf3.
10 acr~ Twelve rslics frafn ety. n.nr % ~.
bet st.sc9 cr cam farms ia fi.s sfatei ~rI
~atfFtti With srrfg tT.s tr9 lt.tt tifeia e.is
go fffu two god lssose-. good tlFls ara Lrst
sl-se <ptl
cl~o a. srras si1 miles from eiis. srosl b1.lf
ings, rosi Orchard ard sro--i Sand
l have also a. rufntsf ~ fre isicc.s - gsr-irla
iarf- nnaf he cats fant,asAs iruai ga q issfsF
acrft.
have lots Il. al par. Q, TIE eta sss.1 anl
excl anls.
iie,lsgs - -snf
Money u loan GOOD real o.sass secsrity
- d. OLA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

Nss sna 4 so9zA i..4as <<...s s-us... fr,....
No e NJ tiezs.s.a stIes-t. 1~rii.s-s f.s,.r.-.
sa>~1efn ss.ns<kisNoe~s ia .sxlls Nltk 49,,
60 D tsf1Ik
Nefthsc~s oarrsF " steri0-e ssd uss.s sfr..uss
sss-'e 90 s-sssrsa - hss<4 aver f<ar<- ~ls
ssstfssess es.shef f1fSG @sss.ss al Is.sr.a>
llss sers lev s,fsne~L
1~e iss. "a I-aiss sac ssrsss. scssA AZ wsslsAv
etvzsae-
1~e lsss o. ksasscn s,ersus. north ~ YsnA
ssseoes east frr,nfsl
- Nosth lsssss IA raens hrsek s~ni.sar s.a
sod yropefss
bzfn. 80
=. h,srs 81 s~~nd ><sss exsen11ss f.<-n
N-ai@<a esef.ss e collage sfesae. be..a6-tf =.
..s hSTh Z, MILLS stsues me 1e@f fsnce -
ls5~sts l1 this ssetls1 l<-x ll.tfers ~ ...ss..,-
Ne.thsest es.ss.nf baleiag &EG lr.-.,nst ave-
Hue tsfsr- STA too a~clling-
aS,' s-1ils tolsisshas stFs.et hsls~ ftfta sr~
N1l3 sa allsx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

Opposite rnscn depot ss r<..ss so,,,. ..,,..
iot &siaV twst4. srsa.s 6aA.asnxs s..yls.s .r'..I
iEtffesfi 49,
rs >"tth iastsson stnet corner sr.srsr1
ssta,se, ssfs preiss sisssilins go "a xxisA s.lk
a. ~itl.paf sa,c&Alns lsst. sssue sise,
Lat. nsrfa~s~f eafssef ssh n.ri.t... IA
secssEo aseIaoe euxt11
L"i northwest serarf f,rf1<e and lfnesfu
11xfL t~-'.
stg~sts. i1zsla0
Northwest cornhf Hat as.a C..ns..r .tsusss 20
st~,ut i-.E-;S ~ ~ frasae tstli s.s.-,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
CHAIRS RECEHEp.

D-FLEPHONE 90 - Radclif A Holt. ebe r..
cam ana rrraff chasrs tisinF Only sac hrst
naferlai. sni charging no faore than urn ~hs
n, arouut roliritsur
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

u back in the oven just long enough 10
allow tho sugar 20 melt. Serve il cold.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
Ili|lllkb'.,dI!E;IEI

We have n fn~ line - v er's srd Bess Saifs
pvsIcoats. Ladies Jacket Cares. Nact int,shcs.
lrv-- sss-sas. Refer Hnd i4agaf >gits that ~
sell 90 w~esll pssmsntS los ~rsf ths ss--is
while rssTifE ft,r thems
I'M WIN, Ovef arrsde rufFsBcr
Rocfns u and - Powers ogcra House. flork
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

Sstftr.
Vacant lots o. Hsnry fsst Inior vcrien
str"rt- ard ffffh avenue IN n p n - q 81
Nscart lets 81 fnifo1. nEtfait. reiief l4lt.n
street, ana MaEh-r xiuu gTffus if1nl 50 81
so Money fglnisaad iu aaiia "a sfo ~ tlle
ehsss bafa~d iffs. ,r 20 nsnsy frQpfred -
Darfies hlli1irF eithln en- ErFft pas fsfrts
Ta,Ettif - otilet-i-a - suit uuFciiseef
Hunss. No D. natiiIn street staaf Msstisnn
srenne end strrcf cars ~.
ltcuse. No - Tn atiila ~ -. near Madison
avence AID street 90 > A. lsI--
Hurse NJ q ffnstfiis sfreef. nrsr Nsfiss.n
SWINE and straff ears - ~
Hss.ss ~ So ti7-fs street Isoiefu n ,sf,tfs.
merits go
Ii,suss. y. lifl If'th assuue. suliahle for two
small fssEt - iro
hoasss ~ s-aiar'or srsnve. n~ss fnison
strcef oac gith barr. 'ait nes utfei orrarie'i
~ ~ q o.
Hou.s 80 sosth union s,-es'. nssr F.fsA 49,
rne sf.Eu
iiors.s "a Me.t street, near Leoasfd sir-~s
So and So
slso several ofhsss - 6fHe-~es s.-s-1- 10 %
So ~ - 800, iiass sod tssr.s g. snlt
Y. w. NORTHROP.
Rs-s-,s FfasT N4si.i~.n Tr4sst ruiialsv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
MONEY TO LOAN.

no YOU WANT MoNEy.-ifso. voa viii ana
II y ~ your advantage To SEQ before bos
rowing
We make loans on household roosi- planos
horses. wagons. or personal property 81 any
Kind az the lowest possible rstcs and in ;as
quickest possible tim.
Our lcHEs are made without publicity and
the property - leff ia your individual posscs
flnn.
loans eau BE- carried a long - desired cream
he paid ~ fuli. ~ "a rart, &c eos time 80 sait
your eouseoisnce and shy part pail reduce, ~.
Cos. of castsin. tbs loan.
II yon oEo balance on furnitnrr. piano 80
other Tfopeft3. Viii fsay siUp fcr va. and
carry n Iona: .op desire.
We also make loans CA tie bui'dsng and loaa
Gs -or f.os plan.
Oar offices ere the most tioasan. in Tho CITY
end arr 20 arranged trar pnr1i-. calling up0sn
uS may os waited upoa quickly aud eoafts-
CUsly.
Reneinh~- that you have th> u@s - both -
property and the money AMI can retusn tils
money al am time.
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Room :. Tower block.
Corner % Scnro.. Pearl aat canal 80
MONEY Loaned for short iire in large "
VI sIaall amounts on any form of good secu-.
ity. Frank =. Werner, 49, Michigan Irus.
BUILDING, cor. Pear and Ottawa siE.,o.S lee
phone ii1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

w Ant EIt-.siienf partner ia ola established
w fusiness- - ufr - ~ Nuarsnie-l 90 iu-
Tesimfnt. .saaFeSs. .fHrrE,r. b-sr & Herald
of.cc. -
o., 20 81 per dsy ~ hons selling Iirhin.a<
w. ft1tfr and plating tfwrlrf. watches.
tableware. etc. Plates the Anest II if.N elry
good h. neu, IN al. kands of metal viii gold
fIlfe- er nickss. 10 experience. NJ capital
h,cfy hoes has c,.ods EeeciGa. .,iGfizg. ID. n
Define. tolumbus. a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

eesrrs Eesia.s huTs isnd os.atfs-is
Nar,eaeo. -rs d. sshi lsi se.tr, k,.lss.
fievsrs-e f.rsltfs sssiis iusstssrns
fces,Fsess ar ssa5 ~ a.sssr1 heele*.
6,-,rrs Rssisfs sssrs uasr o. cad esa
tracts.
ern-re Ras'ass ie.srt rseref ~ fesrtesrss
Ge,-r he-lais iesas f,snef es ~ e-rafe.
fi.-rrs fa.iofs i-ssrs ss.rs fs.s..I-tf be- ea-s
fsrias vflch ssf rr.osz fis iesfsnf 81 f~sias
81 ttis - fn1 ,ftff clfrfs9 hf t.Hta iff-
M Gassi c.-umrI~isi taisa. uslesL- N,rrth-
rrn. AtlsE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

Uuuse. NJ. Tsa Hsrrr street ir--e AID nes
with modern Improvements g.
House 90 Washington asgsoe. near fpltan
s'rse- never BEL prcrfie3 EIGHT rss-fn- 81
Bouse aaxt To at.uNe, Nstii basa Esnp rssssrss
81
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oi-. sf-a eel 81 Sc'-rr Tnfsir -nrf
Hs usea,z lo.sas ,.- -hss. e r..sr~1rrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09
wANrE 50 soAeoEes.
GOOD HOTEIrwarn

NOoD nv 4. - ana tssarl
cs.iy - - -: 'rfrflrn;s 8 ard s. %. hath fsse.
al Lincoln HOUSE.. ~. a. Starring street Guar.
antcc IS good fare as ans SO house.
DOsgDERS WANTED = Parties ans.r.ns
GOOD table snd rccIn k,ard. - s1lrri.lafs
figure, can Lrd same Et ssf las, Hr de- street.
I.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-09

Want Columns
SEAL ssyAyE cry.
Twk>rf AAD oNEAAll cfNTs
$500 s,sss ~ hss . lsss sas sfsdsd strss.
so<-n .. Aosssss ele<s. ess<>sss s~erss hossl
NOTE fIlEs
y u ,es have sss ss., estate sar szss aid
Visit - dispose - a qeickis q Il seu sss l..4-
iAs ar tsssst IA tos.se aaa les. esn 4sa
iaissssl silL1aD ) s.siflgins.
~. tt2nsl stfus'.
IMk>foEs. ATTENTION ~ have snls
se%s stsEas spas a. refs4as-s n i,ss. hsa.es.
49, krePttp s9d fauas. scs nal hbd
sh-s % hsss stsn leasirs for snd Al sssoe<
=" satt O. n hirtlss.a. s.f>scs sial n~sstt lssss
siea. stsesi Fssaan1os ssp ssrasx. ssvrae- SIT
L,oR SALE eui, .ns.ps 40 ..p eh.sls.
4 stFessi, est~ssa Wealthy .aa gfsssr, Ncry
cesuahis lsfss esSs ffesfA.e "a s.ssstA iollsse
sssnas snf srsdlare ssfest vii al "a eAEg
osiiasnx -
L,Ok sALE-Nrs. Ia sspita oser. he. ,~r,
4 cesifshle resl aesss 81 shs sefBas - Nask
.nEtos eed lress..et strssts fss sale lss ss ga
- teet Aoass ~ hs=t - esa.altszs god bars;
sifed, Ter prse, terms and k.ss 70 sans sppl,
- Niliian H. sllbert. room ). widoscslab
bciicing. &
E,ok SALE OR KEST-so IS so.th La
fayette ssrrst Gael fIosfssc. al isaifoss-
ms1is VII ssh az ssestfcs. 20 Il .ot sd
within next ten DAYS viii rat ~ drstrsbls
party Ter ose year. Artly ~ William IL. sll-
bat, rossm = wiasieomh building. y
I'D Canal street fef sale or rsns John n
"- Martin. " Ccnsi street. -
L,ok sALk-
u bpsiness Property.
Cheap ~ $50 ~ili take s,f.0o. This Is a
bargain oae 90 the best locations - tie city
- and s. New HoVsemaE.
A. Il. AsSisnu- tstf
I,oR SALE
Il Fine house and lot: can't be bat; price
SIM siso one. al n,.-iern ff sS.fsa al "a
onee. 10 aud - Acw Hopsrrasn.
A. D. A>risnsa- e<u
E'oE ssLK-
o,.e mere los 90 An'isaei Court; price
sl.spp, h3bdS 70 ihe schools. Ire lrrafien.
- ana ~ Nes Houssfaan Heck.
A. r. AsffsDki- ess'
L Aes House. all u.odera.
AZ Nt lsen street, corner of Lycn snd Camp
BEL 1 Ut fIlcc - per nnntE
- and 81 New iiosseuiAa Meck.
A. j. AIrtspEL- eat.
J.,oR SALE
All kiads - Real Ests,c you may desire N
all parts ~ the city. Money - io.n.
A. X ASIs suEi. tfu
I.,OE SALE
i 4 Corner on Real E.sa,e.
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MISCELLANY


MORTGAGES bought. John u. Martin, %
vi Canal street. -
cN,P Cor trss eling men no visit many towns
, no sales u make. samples To- carry
work done In few nlirwfss while waiting Tor
trains. Write for Particular ~hovins. lock
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-18
why a Girl Cannot THROW.

The difference between a girls throw
ing and boys is substantially this;
The boy crooks his elbow and reaches
back with the upper part of his arm
about at right angles with his body
and the forearm at an angle of A. de-
grees- The direct act of throwing is
accomplished by bringing the arm back
with sort Of suap, working every joint
from shoulder to wrist The girl
throws with her whole arm rigid, the
boy with his whole arm relaxed. Why
this marked and unmistakable differ
ence exists may be explained by the
fact that the clavicle or colfar-bone in
the feminine anatomy is some inches
longer and set some degrees lower
down than in the masculine frame.
The long, crooked, awkward bone in
terferes with the full and free use of
the arm. This is reason why a girl can
not throw a stone
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-18

Housekeepers family realize the dan
ger OF an indiscriminate use of the nu-
merous baking powders nowadays found
upon every hand, and which are urged
upon consumers with such persistency
Dy peddlers and many grocers on ae-
count OF the big profits made in their
SAFE. Most of these powders are made
from sharp and caustic acids and aka
lies which burn and in6ame the alimen-
tary organs and cause indigestion,
heartburn, diarrhoeal diseases, etc.
Sulphuric acid, caustic potash, burnt
alum, all are used as s-producing
agents in such baking powders Most
housekeepers are aware of the painful
effects produced when these chemicals
are applied to the external flesh. How
much more acute must be their action
upon the delicate internal membranes
Yet inscriptions manufacturers do not
hesitate TO use them, because they make
a very low-eost powder, nor to urge the
use OF their powders SO made. by all
kinds OF alluring advertisements and
false representations All the low
priced or so-called cheap baking pow
or ders, and all powders sold with gift
prize, belong 10 this class.
Baking powders made from chemic-
ally pure cream Of tartar and bi-car-
Donate OF soda are among the most use
tul Of modern culinary devices. They
not only make the preparation of finer
and more delicious cookery possible,
but they have added to the digestibility
and wholesomeness of our food. But
baking powders must be composed of
such pure and wholesome ingredients
or they must be tabooed entirely.
DIR. Edison, Commissioner of Health
OF New York, in an article in the doc
tor of Hygiene" indicates that the ad-
vantages of a good baking powder and
the exemption from the dangers of bad
ones in which the harsh and caustie
chemicals are used, are TO be secured by
the use of Royal Baking Powder ex-
elusiyely, and he recommends this to
all consumers. THE Royal" he SAYS.
contains nothing but cream OF tartar
and soda refined to a chemical purity,
which when combined under the in
fuence of heat and moisture pro-
duce pure earbonic, or leavening,
gas. The two materials used,
cream of tartar and soda, are perfectly
harmless even when eaten, but in thi
preparation they are combined in exact
compensating weights, so that when
chemical action begins between them
in the dough they practically disappear,
the substance Of both having been taken
TO form carbonic-acid gas" Hence it
IS, he says, that the Royal Baking Pow
der Is the most perfect OF all coneeiy-
able agents for leayening purposes.
IL seems almost incredible that any
manufacturer or dealer should urge the
sale of baking powders containing in
furious chemicals in place Of those of a
well-known, pure, and wholesome
character simply for the sake of few
cents pound greater profit; but since
they do, few words Of warning seem
70 be necessary.