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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05
POULTRY AND GAME.

RVETKT MD GAME.
While the Jews buying for their Passover
holiday trade yr had n strong market for live poultry
r,s is hulk ~ that demand before noon on
Thursday ard the market for the remainder OF the
week v.ns decidedly lower. so far this week sup
plies have been light ard prices again higher
ana firm
Fresh filled Western fowls are ia fair supply. very
regrmi'aon In view Of some increase 70 supply ex
fnd hard 10 sell F.rsI broins chickens In light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05
HOPS.

Receipts for the week. c33c bnlcs: exports. ~
bales Imports $50 bales. There Is scarcely AWNING
doing On the local market. and while we 40 hot SEE
much pressure sell II IS qaitc certain that business
could he done only lower basis. Exporters ar,
sending out some goods this week TINT were boneh
snn,c time ago but new orders are not forthcoming
10 any extent. Brewers wants arc small NJ VA"
moment. The country holds rather hrri bit without
Important sales. Dealers have been unable 10 Dhy
hest grnw!hs below zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05
EGGS.

Receipts for week. 2,O97 bbs 16oo3 cases. Gu e.
,r ~. ,asf half of last week the market turned III
yers' favor under the weight Of continued excessive
srrivas good many lots were he'd on inc , ln,hs o
a5d ca -vied over bnt limits were removed from 50
mmch OF the accumulation as TO make the 0herne s
shod,nr OF prices and the market fell to doc D!
Tricay the week closing with steady iee'ine ,l NJ
marked decrease and while supplies are s'i!l IN ex
cess Of regular trade wants strong , spee" novc
men, into Western cold storage. which has hMiteu
offers 10 sell sufficiently TO permit recovery IN prices
Of fnlly ice Duck and goose eggs mnch lo .T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05

supply and frmcr Capons not plenty. squads
steady. Frozen turkeys dali and shade easier III m
quoted week ago. Frozen chickens and fowls show
some decline. Dacks duh geese easier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05
rpI-rrs AID BERRIES-FREsH.

Armies have been generally very dull and weaker.
buf ~ rho decline Qnotrd little frcer movement nhs
ras,,ltcd toward the close Cranberres steady. Flor
ida oranges in fair demand whe dantS s ahn
frar Strawbcrrtcs cleaned mp very closely. ana
under momcntarv scarcity prices rule very strong
few peddhng sale cycerdlng quotations. "o'e "e'
tnrnvcr expectcd tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05

bags June 1.750 Bag July, 1000 bag; August, 800
bef 5000 bags Market closed tarcy st'ady Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
BARNUM AND BAILEY.
GREATEST SHOW on EARTH
Together with Imre Kirafy's Sublime Spectacle
COLU II Il Us
And tho Discovery Of America.
F. T. BARNUM ard j. 4. BAILEY. Equal owners
Circus Rings . Olympian Stages. One Racing Track
100 Circus Acts by 100 Champions.
Menagercs Herds Of Elephants. proves OF Camea
40 Ponies, 100 Trained Animals 20 Clowns
200 PEOPLE IN THE GREAT SPECTACLE
800 Beautiful Ballet Dancers.
THE ENTIRE SHOW FOR ONE TICKET.
Two Performances Daily at and y. M
Door, open an hour earlier for inspection OF the anil
mails Illusions and other departments
Admission to all, 30 cents 10Th and 2'fh ST. sdcs)
Reserved seats Private Boxes $l2 Single box seats
40 Children under years, hal price. Box Office open
daily from . 10 for sale OF advance seats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05

Amnscmenfs.
I YCEUM THEATRE, 4th-avc. & 2$d-st.
4 ii T. g ARDS MAN
THE GuARpsM
- II T. g. L \ II p
or. THE AMERICAN GIRL IN LONDON.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

sleeves were huge purer ones. WIN
brown empire cuffs above which were
hands - brown bears fur. Over the
oofiee and r'ie jackct caclc biR MI
if4ry cape - shaded trewn velvet.
sdy-a sith Fur. with a taii Medici collar
cofrtng up about The brown hair
NJ frient wore brown hat and
brown gtov>s. her eyes are brown. brt
her .i'e ~ ar = ros~ colorsd Dent
Jon cn'ov happy peoplc9
II veu a. you ought - Ike hearing
sb.fi. ne gowns 81 f.ieaoor Dase. TIE
d.gs when hat mts; successful iEsdi-
vdnai. though. e. - sure. sncces.
Gosen 4, always breed suiiie~. appeared
~ th- 'fsneila adj H. only one white
frocs ar pr past now She INDUCES MT
IN or. dress nuf VA an irnincnse variety
- .stif- r.ni ceierri raimebt. which The
fsshiaaables = New York 60 - look at
s1i t9py.
f,ne q buses gowns = <hirnmeriny
sif--rs -olsrred rusrirr f-ock. with a dark
t.1e velvet ho-iire laid in folds in the
back and haish~d in front with an ern-
pire I'D. and huge white empire bsry.
i.,f-,i white empire sleeves are so,es-
.erics - robe that may or may Mt
ssnut -feetive in theory. bat thas ~
pracfi-e - ss<nrrdiy moss -ir~'c<sfni.
sax rlrs< on 'he street >atarfiaT Ia
. raufie a. unusual a. AIRY 81 the stszr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

skirts we're graceful" she continued.
but
"Wer-?- inquired.
YES. where the paseec is always the
unheaufiful Pull skirts are. and.
therefore. fall skirts are right; that is
the logic of the situation. In fashions
there's no party that's 'agin the gov
erunen'.' "A % how extreme the legis-
lation viii be--two or three weeks now
will tell
A costume. not fer moneved extrem-
isis. bat for the average individual. was Of
blue green ribbed cloth. showing light
Rnd dark on the ridges and in the shsd-
owS A rose quill Of black ribbon ran
about the h~fn and measured its ten yards
circumference A hnrSehair stiff-ning
with two steels a; bottom gave thcquil-
ling chance % sc snd b. seen The
pi2in bodice was slipped under a round
waistband aud trimmed with brcterses
OF quilting Lex Of mutton sleeves.
Another afternoon dress Was Of light
gray drawn crepe with . deep founee
q geld and black and above That sew
crsl rows ~ gold embroidery. The cir
crnfrTrnce OF this skirt was ten and
one-haif yar,is. sad like another II was
spread with two st-eis The merry war
against hoops j. amusing II fashion Is
d0rned II viii ~ for the frs, time. And
le4Ssiafiv@ esl.4..ssr,ers- ~. ouit~ a. ius~iv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

when | zee tired u fashions I have
ozly - tA.nk ita love that's b~hlnd
thea snd then 1 Am r~ss,ncited The
iose Il The aofhsr f.< the child. the
love of TIE b,xer for the zs4iten. The
So~e ~ t1e hasbard for the wif~-iove
aud the love ~ love are tho determin-
Ing motives 81 elaths<
Ny friend cssse Ia - ses me ye>tsr-
cas- snd tf.osiesi.t a. I i.sked sp from
lny desx snd s4~ her. her husband
Likes Der la lat gown"
Ny friene l,sol<s a. Yaang - she did
before she SO saAzlie1 Alost wpncn
Don't. yoa xnoe. Sc locks happy aud
that makes her better than beautiful.
Ny frlend AT down ~ ne IN al cid
cloth frpck that cooked A. Il Il we're
shaded Veivcf anti gnu had considered
IL safleieltly - discover that Il Wa
wool. dArkealns 1nd brlxhtenloz trua
cream "a brown. Tale frock which /
wa 81 sarc my trends husband
fancied 49, male With a fall skirt
which va fitted prcttily aroand the
szlsf snd over the hils. bat fared a.
ths bottom Ike the uznerriia from
which Il sOox - name L. waist was
shc,rt add a band Il golden brown sel-
- ran about e ia narrow fold A it,
tis Eton tacket q velvet came down
over ~ b0tlce. with al edge ~ narrow
FIR All siashinz up behind The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

garnets and rmeralis and topaz BY the
douhie hsnffnis Ne ding az our dresses.
ia color = not in substance II gems
There's ia The air an odd sense ~ ''let-
ting 60. 81 flBying -. restraint. II the
rrinoline l. coming and the ehignon. IL
"a revolution in dress II impending. ~ ~
n % minor matters need We cxrcs And
- sc seem - say 10 ourselves; I'VE
savo f,r years been afraid 81 color. bat
down IN our hearts We love color. and
ecior We age going - wear"
The model dresses brought into port
~ every steamer that brings the dress
makers home from Paris for the kaster
casnp,llsn are curious % see- Stitfened
and staring Al The bottom. no; demand
inz .twenty-flse ysrs,s Of six for your
skirt. IA ara. but full enough - have
been regarded three months ago a.
upuserfn oddities. they draw the eyes
and the exclsnations Of every woman
Who has the eptree u tine modistes
sancta sanctorufn ia these Lenten hours
before the Joy bells ring.
A high priestces % costume was dis
coursing - me yesterday. Two dummy
iiyures stood by her. enc on either hand.
I'VE have this she said. turning 20 a
gray silk empire frock. straight and
clinging. "and this" letting hss face
shine upon a gown ~ the ss-ne material,
flouncc,i. full ffaring. The strsigh,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

WIN DID roc prsEKr TOUR rTAycEr9"
He was yosng and Handsome and won
her heart Her father gave ms consent
10 the marriage. and the day was sen
Then followed Mr.. Carnold's death aud
fh- fan from wealth 10 poverty. He
left nothing bat his debts Bnt the
climax 81 their trouble came when
Henry Ranks disappeared. leaving a
letter for his fsnce~ stating that be
had decided % start anew elsewhere
and she would never see HIN again.
Thr two women had worked their way
10 New York. hoping To meet friend.
of their father who once lived there,
bot only 20 find them dead Thev had
then rented their present apartments.
and eket out scantv living ~ taking
"a sewing. Under 'he severe strssn
Mary's health gave Nay. and she vas
prossrated The young-r sister. on her
way for = physician. had been attracted
h D. Ranks sign ani had sought bis
All Nhen sic had fnisbed her recital.
ttr doctor = as siient FOR a time
Miss Carnoid.~ be sid ~ last.
''sh->> surroundings aTe not ccug~niAl
- yoR Naw / have proposition Z,
make wh;et ! hr~ ron wiii accept IN
- same spirit that i 5. oT~r~d Th-
second Scr ~ M Aause is vacant. AM
! rsst yon e secnpy ~ When your
sister a eel enough - remove - vii
take her there. ard Jon shall b nors
carforsshin
Aiice'> erlv sna~er ~as 20 burst l-.e
sesrs The tender hearted dcetcf ssi
down f~eise her and toox be- hsrf
"ort vcp rca.as<r us~ rnur fresd,
Me- csraols ~ said. ssfBessiy. ''ana
s<r~rf tfis ar.rv.
~ n>axa shr ~seisfrrd 'vov-
hinfnres qess~ o--rpowrFs ne. fef
hsf~ ! e'ieh. - aashs 80 Ard spsru
T,vT - p~at hut / a. rstns - a
e~7t. - IL s~-sss,s> Ne sh.f rr.s- isl~ne-
hs- 49, 20. - =.
ttast fhss I sksIi rsr~~ 49,
sseis.efg - f,ras tiesrs.~ - sos~efea
4~o ~e~ss ea@s~s4 1be mssifi
sss-<s ~ 49, lnssros~a sifesmsssss=,-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

~ .sn diseases - which u q saspssd ~i.h ~.
49,, r~suiss. Hesfe,fers Ssosnarh Rlfters. .
sa.4fi, r,eaicine sornprehensivs s. - seops.
~. aver heea thsu.t Bson rphlic ast-ptson n
tse sniz- n unisesxsl psasc~s Or bodily isls-
Thss cain. dsily arroSstcd N ths eaiawns q
- assir rr-s- ~ ~ pr'prie'ors - nedietne.
a., faf.rsor - - - specifies. 81. "a tborsani
fn.s.ne~. sts<sto3 - ratiie e. sassnes ~
4. .t..efss..r asd ibe rro~prets - 1tker resa-
s4,r4 ~ saFefiof 7nais 49, beeh aefsct
,.-..t.,r.-..rs fiaf tte tnser.e.n reooie ksew,
t~...~. fl.sss hsse vfftei fnt fsr - tl,f 1tf,Ft
500 $3.50 thes ~ ktter+ Iscss>ssrs ~ sirtge-
~ 49, ss,eriaf ie re-as - IaaisFlsi 81 liver
1890 rfssti Fafsfsr SERVES rhfs If,seftf.
,,~-,.~h s-a kise<f trr-+fis *has = a>rt y
- - ,,sishlt sna Neiatg ~ Die ~es-a y =
,..l.r.-.4 sna frsersFe-sief >. 5sass - fref'tft
.ttt t-s.ffrsf ntofl4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

snooxe. when his night-ben rang furi-
oasly The good doctor sprang mp and
put his head out % the window.
What is wantet1- he called
as that DR.. Banks7"
The voice wa = clear treble. and he
could distinguish female form In tho
stree; below.
Yes" he answered: ''what do you
WANT
.sOh, Doctor SAID the voice, tremu-
lousy; please como with me at once
My sister l. dying. fear"
''I'll be right down" called the doc
tor. and. hurriedly dressing himself. no
descended and opened tie door.
Come in" he said: II will be with
ycu imms diately."
The doctor was aeon ready. and IN.
gether they left the house She led
him by many turns, through narrow
streets until she opened door into n
long. dark passage between two
dwellings and passed In The doctor
followed her without hesitation From
the passage they emerged into q court
on three sides Of which faced q series
os dismal and dirty tencments- Into
one If these his conductress led him
aud up some rickety stairs. On the
fourth landing she opened . door and
entered an apartment In moment
they stood beside a pallet on which
Law a woman. The invalid stirred. and
turning her wan face 10 them asked
feebiy:
Have you brought the doctor.
Alice?"
.Yes. dearest" and turning to him:
CDR Banks. this Is my sister. Miss
Carnold-"
The change his name made on the
sick woman was electric. From utter
listlessness she was aroused 10 the In
tenscst excitement A deep flush over
spread her face. and her eyes sparkled
like Goals as she raised herself upon her
elbow and gazed into his face
1T Is not he" she muttered; yet
yes-there is a likeness."
She paused. and abruptly addressing
the doctor said: Had you ever broth
er. DIR. Banks?"
"Yes, madam"
"And his name was Henry7"
.Ye<"
where Is he now?"
A dark shade passed over his face
81 DO not know" he said; IL have
not heard from him for three years
The last word I had was letter he
wrote me from California. telling of his
engagement 10 San Francisco girl-a
paragon of beauty and goddess"
THAT paragon Is before you - or.
rather. the wreck your faithless broth
er has left of her"
The doctor caught his breath Miss
I Carnoid." he ssid. "this Is a terrible
surprise % me, But, come now. your
sister shall tell me all. Meanwhile,
you must not excite yourself, but must
obey my directions strictly. II you wish
10 get we'll"
The doctor found that hers was no
l organic trouble. but rather a general
exhaustion OF natures powers. arising
from worry and insufficient food. He
gave her n quoting potion. and she fell
into a gentle slunber. He then asked
Miss Alice 70 give him an account OF
how the trouble with his brother had
happened
In answer she related that her sister
had met Henry Banks at a reception
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27
H. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.


FoR SALE HOUSES AND LOTS.
Nv house On Sacth Iaef4ve street. wa
riehf roris. sod cellar val ard clsicfp. sal
Heu-e ani - ~ Woalfl., aseuua
On riFfrIaI sfFarI-
fwo enter stFr-f.
osis ~ Rsndolpb street
one ca brrnrf rTrfue>
Also hoaErs and iotf IN Pans sTenus North
fro<pecf. Pair sfss>ct VALLEY artrue. Isfrsre
avenue. Acuth Lsfssssse street. and many cfherS
An all parts n The city.
] have tasne fne re<i8suf loie OF rlsirfEst
evcru" ~ sais cheap. elso iots L. Al psris q
tho ciis
FARMS TOR SAIL OR fxcHAN0E
tire lnndr..d and sixty .fre srr-s IN to~4ishin
~ Bo~fe ssir t1e.fr-i snf ffIrf3 errss trIl.
tisnlcr lsrrt g-srh and sprir Crrhar,is fne
buftlr<s. ~rl clny lsarl-
Airo eighty scre IN to~rshif - l,c~ne. 9Th
fhirt1 fitr scrc< improved ri'sscn acr-s - ttecn
sfd maple tirsl.cr
Farm ~ ninety seven arrrs ir frHnship -
Cssrate. With fhirts scrcs - tfsft t.nilser.
Also ofse a. SANE township - CO fcufif-si anf
siL ACRE With ane ta'lfre1 aCrss i.rfrDFrd
s-rlssa huiifincs. Sod orrtrrt cod cls1 l1sa.-
have ferirs ~ ali dire~firnt frs,gn rifs. ace.
inE funnr ~ acre ~ - SEN Icr.lif.-i. Iu1lc
IN ard Ia rtef al, 'ssf u ia xfat - b. 90
ezrisnsa fcf ctts uroper's.
fass fsw diF. rahle tItutcs 90 sraf
Aofcs g. lean o. Eisnd rial retats tarnrfs.
al 4 fnHfff4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

The n. Ian III sesl yca iickei
-, february ~ and - ps~,d - rrtafn
March I faf t4hn % axafi = tae
isr foaie tsfeent ptittFsS q Y. \
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

Afkf Al SITS ars se~red - Neeriif =
- Teff - II ifrrH sfterfse.r tflef fses
- 49, srk Iks frsf es.nsf 80 stssf Isrgssi
siesFh 1effftsre -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

A sk>t ttssff4 = nes - ,~esie Sells -. a
se~ s4nafs.s.i4 s.s1-t<I 49, e*Irfrs \
es-s t~eef rsfs sns ss-.se fatsss. - a
~ r<erHs 4<fft - lse rtsef e
f'sssent 9. 40 1etsste. fiet astsN 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27
N. w. NORTHROP
r<s,oNt 9I:f

ROOM .f.t
III FLOOR xlcsuea> TRrsr FtiLDi>e.
TOY ffsntf
a. t|,...e ..n s.ntk frr ~ ssr-~s -lsh 10
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ana "a ..slIi at.r1t.
s,ss heoss 81 tias'lla rirett. cor,suieaf -
srf.,f fafs ffI
49,. l..a-s ~ Wet nsi'irr stress slit rol~rs
ir..lIr..r rfI.sst- -
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fifth sssnur.
Tor r<al.s
one hesse - VITA ssruu. neaf rairr sf-res.
Sen rrrHls Al -
o. bs.sss - sen Unl,n .t-.r' ~ h~r..
So
css l.ausr "a ~ er,ira sfresf = ~ l.sfr 81 80
f,ne hf,flrr Hrrrs ftrrlt -. r,l.IrIr ifr
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stree ftt
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r.r,.,..rr..-.fe f..s.r.,,r fsf.rl 3 81 81 f-llti
Verses is.fs a. -fess fettt &C go rft 81
tert.1s l.-iele f-f.f tfsF'.itr - irifit 1te
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27
MONEY TO LOAN.

A EMBELLISHMENTS or THREE LINES
~ or more under this head. cents r line Tor
one Insertion 10 cents line for three inscr-
tions. or - cents q line for one week.
no Yot WANT MoNEyf-Ifso. ysu ~i'i end
IL IL to your advantage 10 see ~ before Dor
rowing
We make loans 81 hoasehoii goods. pianos.
horScs. wagons. or personal property ~ any
Kind a the lowest possible fates and IN the
quickest pcSsibie time.
Our i,ans made without publicity and
the properly is left IN your individual posses
sion.
Loans can be carried a. long as desired can
b. paid in fnll. or ia part. ~ any time 80 suit
your COW cnisnre, aud sny part paid reduces tie
co-t ~ carrying the Joan.
other property. will ray 4 NJ for yrt,. and
earry - long - ron iesire.
We also make loans CD the building aud loan
association plan.
Our ofices are the most pleasant IN the civ
and re 80 ARRANGED that parties calling npon
us may h. waited upon quickly suh ccnrfe-
ousls.
Rcuensi,er that you have the use - 10Th ,hs
property and the m"ney and can return the
nnbey 81 any tire.
GkAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE loan Co,
Room e. loser blnrk~
Corner - Ncffoc Pear and Canal So.
MONEY To LoAN-ln snrs - suif ~
vi prs.iuctite real estate. l. = ffofiu rsorn
6. LoY~tt block. opposite Sweets boieA
MONEY LoASEp far short time IN large o.
vi sfrail srrGnets "a aaf form = god s'sr''F
ffy Prank 4 Wrrrer. ~ hichisan ifest
Rnidias. cor. Fear and ottava streets 1~i~
rhnn~ ftE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

IoROBAIE ORDER State - Niehiean conn.
4 z, - Ken A. .fea..sr - tar r.r..
bate conrt or saia eson's - keaf, atia ~ tae
probate ssiicc "a the eiis 81 tsrana Rariir. on
the -ifa 4af - February. ia he year o.is tli--
and eishf huh1fed AND ninei, .fhrcc
prrssnt. Yras r feftlns- sudTe q prcbsta.
Ia ~ ffaftff ~ th- estate -
JOIN g.. ~ griILA>. deccascs.
MARI = Nrsfs'iar. hssirC fin~i 81 Iris
county hey f.efitien frs, i1e 'tis couf' - ~
sua.ie,t sni determine eife ~tfv. ~ he dste
SAID stecsstol ent entitled - 8i'Irrlt tiIe reel
estate ~ said dsceastf tAersln is-crlted
Dc !. ofsiarea. that Friday. sle .tth dsf -
Narrh ia "a A. cltrs b. fl.e forenoon s' a.
probate ciiiee. BE- appointed Cor hesrn< ssia
petition.
Ard 81 is sursl.er. erisre.i that cop, - isis
yiens a. sid iss - bearing in shs Grard hsr
ias Herald. 1eily newsfaygeF ffinfel kn1 eif.
cuiaisnE n said caoat2 >. krrt. ...,...
"A frss rsrs1 Ju.sse a ffs.l.sts
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u = e be1s As sr-7.f.e a the f~f
hafe coprt f,f safo rtalffy - kent. bid ~ ihe
ir.tsie e''icf, 81 Ite eiit = Grand hsrias -
ths essh d.s ~ Frisftart Il tbf fonf oue si.rss
40 r.s.f h,fs.3i.,f-ans = .fsis strre.
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r. tiie naive = 80 - ste ~
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flauren'ins ,. feitte. a'ir'i sisifatrlt = fa'a
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litistrafifr scearrf
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LEARNED BY ACCIDENT.

One of the greatest discoveries ever
made was the result of the purest ac-
cident. 1t was in the year 1906
The citizens of Munich had just wit
messed the first triumphant perfor-
nance of Mozart's opera, Don Juan"
and the theater was deserted by all
save one man, Alois Sennefelder, who,
after making a round of inspection in
the building, to see that no sparks
had ignited anything combustible, re-
tired to his room TO stamp the tickets
of admission for the day following
When he entered his apartments he
had three things in his hand-a pol
ished milestone, which he had pur-
chased for sharpening raZors: u tick
ct stamp still moistened with printing
ink and a check on the treasurer of
the theater for his weekly salary
AS he placed the latter upon the table
a gust of wind swept it high up in his
room, and then deposited it in a basin
filled with water. Sennefelder dried
the wet paper as we'll as he could and
then weighted it down with the whet
stone, upon which he had before care
lessly placed the printing stamp
When he returned to his room the
following morning he was astonished
at seeing the letters printed with re-
markable accuracy upon theE dampen-
ed paper. A thought came to him.
He wondered whether, by some such
means, he could not simplify his
work of continually copying the songs
of the chorus. He went out and pur-
chased a large stone, commenced max
ing experiments, and, as we all know
discovered the art of printing from
stone lithography.