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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

Squeeze the juice from four largo
lemons and one orange. ard strain
To one quart of water add one-fourth
pound of vranulated sugar, peel of
few bits Of the outside yellow rind of
an orange and lemon. and throw in
the water. Put over the fire.. and boil
FIVE minutes strain and cool Add the
jrice az the lemons and orange. put in
the freezer aud pack. using coarse salt
aud cracked Ice. one pound Of salt for
three pounds OF ice. Turn slowly. it
takes much longer 10 freeze IL than IS
does cream When you cannot turn
the handle any more. uncover take out
the dasher. and sfir IL down Beat the
whites 81 tvo fresh eggs 20 froth.
add four teaspoons Of sugar. and beat
sxain. stir this into the ice aud bat
she whole with . long handled spoon
or paAdla four OF the water, repsck.
and leave for an hour or tw
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

- s>aise No. sezur $500 - pisass
80 re<tloa>< Lzaxh<<
sht Aho ass4 - ssy h1 upper Up
did hot suit -
shss saS epetinasliy blaming him
~ hsss>n9 ess his as IN speaking
lie ~as net 20 well up Ia theological
sne1sefs ~ his wife
And there was some times diver
gsnss Of opinisn when thSy we're tall<-
tng aboaf The s<rnoa they had heard
Que = not surprised after this 10 hear
that ens Of the allegations against tas
rr<poad<nt = thss Ne hs4 ssraek ths
pssitianer with me Methodist M2ga-
xlnel
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kefiee - te-ri.f s-f~in 49, ~ arrn.f rn~rs
M 81 - s1rs II. fl.fF = the rlIeri i1stet
tt-efs tttl~sf feusfeaf "a - hsfa ~ f.e
psnre - sac rrfsf efs4 ~ - rttg - ft~nt9
haptzt, fenttT - kest. sttfs - hiekiea. -
- sfntt-etfa - 4aF - 4nfts4 j. ItFt
csszuatEris4 e - |. s.le.ek So r.afr5s- = -
- kesE fer tte rrrs-sa ~ sis-~f - sssnr i~.rs
e. 81 ssi1 -srsssss s.,sa~sa a,strss - s.sri,.
reaf a1.1 fsf ~ - srEfir- - ssri etf.. 49,
49, Nfet 49, iFsffailf e1r1s befare sa8d
lreEf5eF
Dete1 tngrsf 4 lem
~ ffs4sE q 80 Eunfs a f,srnran-s
JOYS ~ HsfttE
ser~<sfS tps'snisasted 6sfssf Es1eay "a.
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H. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
noonssASD,


foh skflE-uOUsFs AID LOTS
rpe nlpde<n nlnefnnun honss - I.rr.,.
sttaun east tn.nfaro nona1 a. lsnf -. ..Ir.i.
net 81, hefgala- Aiso ca ~ farlnn -
30. e,E1t H.tu<, cprurf ttTI OIIn - &anlh
Lrfsf~t1n NitA fafnsce. tash snd ~ rnt.<crn
nnprosenieats- oz.s - Gsnnns rxaI.e. 4. ~I.@
fcersi e..uunf tcfi GOD h<rn q barraln g.
- teotrai sfrupe. cIIs % Prs sfnaaa o. -
hcfth fru~Iect enc un 1a1fIn.s. ons - Iish-
arc sssnue Aiso TIA bouF< 81 Csnler slre.L
- e4cnshEe Ter house and lof CeofrHII1 l1-aatnL
Two loos4s a. tats FtrNel rIcTeos LafamxE..
sscnne fcr snle - axrlansa
Farms fOR hAl.E On r.xcptSon
% serss orc nils fren H,ton Cs.ntrf. go
tupsa aud taFn. god orrDnlsL al ua4er hIrh
ttete q critftntie. - eel 80 oEclia1es lur Iul-
proved cily property.
a. - fafui - = ~ fes neaF JcrlsonsI1Ia .r...a
btild nss gt~sd oErhafd and eoea ianI - -
cbanFf ~ hatse aEd 10 N cts
Also "a ecrss In tklNnshif - fiainea. n nlln-
fft,tn CITY ~ acfrs ll.IfTosrd. laIa4na h,...ek
ioauL -
have pnmhar u fins iu.p.osca farms IA
liarry epuni5. SaicA lean dtaI,oze - "a s1aal
Also numb,f - f.ne I,iecns ~ rarfen fsn1
nfsf tn cay. fanKinr from tfa a. fufls Acre.
hsfe tcts % al paris "a Tie ely = 49, ~
exc,IAIllFe horscs 10 rest
honey u iesn On Eood real sststc scrnr;tr.
il J. DE8oLlA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

ss~- us>ess nssss 80 rr~.p-~st-s E.-s-
rr.~ts - e~ass psk.s.
TIE e>s~-> az sosiusei isfsitefty ~.
Isls- the star IN ns-nh~r. est s~lsorn
as~e tA~- s~sn ., euri-as n ehsrs~s>r
a. tho-> ennn>rat~d ~ . witness IA
Ne si-n~e~ eoart "a Saturday
wisn~-- ecu<iderra ~ wes the 10
ssr.A psrty - she pssitioner vss SO
nrs.ilr osf>e.sas - ne shap> q Nj.
feet Lsxhs<s
De fsrs><r s~ii tAst uks. ks - klz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

dispeiIing the idea IL il well known
that felines. which see well by night
seem Ia De able To see quite as well Nv
day. and this is being found true OF
mshS other creatures The bat sees adj
mirably by dHr>tlne. rs one can ascertain
by threatening if~itk~atwig Tho
owl also has frst-rate daysigfit- SfTlrt-
flying lepidop,e-a, when disturbed in
their places of refuge during the day.
have no difficulty in seeing nj once
where is the nearest and best places for
a Temporary refuge
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

titI 1reasurcfa one
Grand Rapids Mich. Anruri 4 fFa
Notice - hfreol Elren flst fns a4asnaI,,anf
~, iof The cpc1laE. uidenias en1 ssiensloa 4
4ci'rwe1 street tnoH tts.ta aFenne fron
Do~ Ia ny hnuds. sui fhsl vi -
cave payment ufipon for tlie period - tpcnfF
Treasures. e., hail.
sus , A "a soERIcK. Civ Tsusssrss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

trand haplds. Ntcn. Aurutt 4 fse3
Notice = hereby cieon fhaf fiia arseeeu.<,.f
roli Tor the lrnrFcfeIarnt - North Ilrl~Iro
ttfeft frotl Monfte street a. Lea street. u
Row n ~ hands, alid that ui1 rr.aaife paT.
ineEt tereon Tor The period - ta,eFtr dass frora
MS GATE a. tAs clice a lie eiis trus snrsr cIlg
laiL
assa M.H- soRRicK. csty Trre-asss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

Agents 70 tske orders Ia efcfF toun an4 rllf.
crnafuf<sion 20 lbrfal saiarf - suucaeslai : Il
tstors STEADY work. GED1 r.ferrncns aad .scnrs
nsrut4v fruUlly l1fsanEar a barr -
hoDs NnrseElsz- kochssiar. - 4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

Grand kapias. Mich. Aurost a ia
Noiicc u hereby i-isan taaf a. s1.r-. =, "a
roil inr the conetructton Il se~uf m flrid ave.
aue troin 100 feet nQrft q aons afrnae a. Hal
strnet A. now In uly hsnaa ard that 81 rs.rllss
pafmeat thercon for tbs period - fwertf dass
trcm ti,is dase al The ciics ~ TIE city trosnnrsf
sssa MH. soRRIcK. tis5 1r..sar.. A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

Ncctsvnsi e-estufrs are F~sersiir
supposed .os - - wen u re dsy-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17
DIR. Prices
Cream Baking Powder
which isthe

only brand prepared BY physician of high standing
pure Cream q Tartar Powder brought to highest
degree Of perfection Free from Ammonia Alan. Lime
any other adutcraton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

orrna fsriaz Niek. kernff lta
Nfties y tiFesI Eisen nttt ne ns1esaHrrt
~ ~ tf.s ~ rsFrsesreol - a. auef Asteesa
e.rsIst sne u ffd ftrefts ffoss FrefaEsI atfesf
- LsE~ ffsEs< - 49, - ~ ke1fa. sd
fhft I'll ffr&Ft F.fFu~nf tEFr411 So -
fefifd - tetEIf aan f<s<e 49, na1a - tta
49, - tie 4 - fFraEHf<r. tIIT 1aL
ear ~ @otAick Us IfpErnEes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

. 10 rFn@HfHf q tfIlNo
Gard Rapids. Mich. trFnst . Ia
Noffrf y hesrlr stTns fhef fI,s a..a-..l.,'t,-s
rstii Ter cstetffl'itnf a srwef q 81 tef ssefua
tft,in tt.t effner - T-sIrl "a lr~i 49, q
li-irlt, q aFrEuH a ter 81 - Eertr 80 49,
! VII recftfr Isrn.anf tiefa,.ll fof tI,- t.rrtsf
Il tEeufg dtgs fos1 1is date - fhe nfAas II
fflf rftf treasures. go hal
sus = n. n. SokklCK. cat 7leaanr.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

Ctty Ifeasurefs nfica.
Grand kaf'ids. Mich. AazustL lNH
Notice l. hereby siten ttaaf fha ass1ua<lrsui
ro Tor the improvement ~ bont stranf frsls
t<gon street o. pars Ftrrst l. roW IN Al
hands, aud that ~iI rncslFs - yrnsnt lllerr..9
To- sbe portod ~ tsentg days ffsrn this dats
ofe clnco ~ nc cltf Treasurer. ciiy hall
aus . n. a. pohhtCk- Cttg 1reasurar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

tttg IFfaeurrf's fffIrs
Grsnd Rs,,i4s hiclA. gnlr % ika
fcfIfe - hffebf nfFtu ttsi ~ assrsnffnr.t
rxl Zoe The clneti artion u nTrIff IL Raafuirk
street ffrm Lra strsrt - fooutstn ftfnst
eeIet pagment fhsfaon - ~ fIerfnf 81 fweaiT
dsff from ths ttts ns the oa,r4 q tas cifr
X Il soERicg. Cfs rrossur..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

flty IffasurrTs Oalre
drand Rapid, Alch. Ae1st 4 1s1t
Notice A. heretJ given that tie aaslsssssl.r.f
Toll Tor tho iHfrotcsret - tlunui. slre.i Irosa
Veto streei a. bntieraor. a aesnne Il ~ IL ~
hands and that vii receive l.atulent thareaa
ief tie period Of tsenif da1s fnana fIIis dat "a
TIE oIice ~ tle eltf trpaerrrf. ritF bail
aus = - Al. SoAAilk Cas- Ifeasurar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17
A Bitter Fight
Is being waged by
The Price Baking Powder Co.,

against the use Of and alum baking powders by
naming and exposing the guilty manufacturers and The
services thus rendered being cCognzed by people,
they leaving severely alone all ammonia and baking
powders and adopting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

try TreaguFf ffHI<n.
fl~ar1 flsffink Ma fnguFt = -
FrfSr. ~ ftrf4r rirer fEsl re ntsesswnTf
roI - ne rasBffurtlan - erwff ~ EafteF
rffrrt ffr.s faEf sffe.t a. fnIieF sIreef. u nElw
n ~ hnaff ssa fhEl I pIE ferriFe rrFfernf
tf~se-sn ~ fhs rf~fod ~ tsfntg dH1s ffnrl
ttfs esfe - ~ e1os a. ths eilI tfsaSnref.
s1s 4 n soKRicE css Tr-s-sr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17
RE-UPHoLsTERIMo.

DE-UPHOISTEkiNt Radclih A Holt OF III
IL South Division street showing SONS
interesting fabrics in upholstery eoot< Teis-
PHI ne so for estimates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

~ 4 trNF-IrrI 49,
fiFnnf Hapi1t. hir4- Aafu4 -
Nff1fa = 4rFetT rI~nt 49, 80 Nss<arFIH~4
rnz - 80 \ nsrsFana-ff - 80 slIe9 te1eeea
fenrsas. Etteet asr Fntr et~eFt fftnn HaFIE
ftter rfsfe1 e. ..faHF s4HEne ~ fss - -
fssfs go tiist wIl r.r1eef fefrI.eIIf fs~Fe.ln
far ~ r9e1d1 ~ feeaH 1aFI frnH fka 49,
- sls e1l<s<f lhsel14 iFfsserrf ~ tall
sns D. IA s0khitt. CO 1rss1er9.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

ttif II frfNHfff = KtI.HA
Crsna Estids Htrh-. 4slf n fen (
tcffee A. neretn efrrn thst the sesuzsrssnt
mi fsf tie cEasalFurtlfIn - seuf a. ua1
srenne iron e. ffef east - Acgfh nle.s fIrrsl
~ lhlia rfrret. b 49, D. ~ ksn1s snt 49,
ufU rpcrIss raIffeTt tteTrs4 ~ ~ TsrAsc q
t~rrtr ear fIosf as ests a. the ua.ns - tAs
cts tfeesursf, riff 1aIL
n sOkEck- uls 1rs.ssr-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

TO YOU WAST noNEYf--ff "a. ysa ~llfens
~ II % fuef kdfantAEe ~ 80 ~ k-efor1 b..
tOeinG
We make leans - hoasetold rx>oas. uis,n~
icEses. arofla. - nsrannai pFuDeffc - erx
kind a tha lowest I,u1sihia Iatas an1 Il IL
guicke<t to<sibie tiEasA
Orr loans sre ms1s without puhliri,y snf
zion.
Loans can - rarriet - lone 60 desired arean
u Paid ~ full. 81 10 paF1 81 any time % sall
yonr sonsensence, and ans part pad rodocss ths
cost of carFyinE the lnaa.
yon eve a balance "a fnrnitur.. piano 90
ether propeFtJ. - viii psy nuD foF yos and
cam a. long AZ you tIozire
We also make loans oa ths bsllsins and lo.s
se<nelatissn lieo-
Our officas ere ne rnnrt pleasant N ne CITY
and are - sIranfsd that iarties calling ur,on
Cusly.
kameubeF that yon hsvs TIE use a. both shs
property and tis uioney AID can ru<uFn ths
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Room :, Tcgcs klork
Cornrr ~ NoIlroe. Pearl and Canal So
MoSEY LOANED Cor short time N larxssr
~ srnsil amounts on any form ~ sod rocnr-
~. Frank A. Werner. - Michigan IFust
building, coE. feara snd Ottawa stsso<4 Tao
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j. G. ALEXANDER
Aesl kHtsls. ksas.s As iasasanea
hA4,san Tsnss i4naiaz Eelsla.sos ~
foH SALE
No a. Nerth I.rospos4 s1rarl. ,..t'.... 3d..
ain ena At<4 Etrssf. beasIftf1l .lsrasI..a -.
Fnt "A fEa1 st4ie iof a. AZ. e. - .|.rI4.I
inse t~e aHls' ~ E4 Pau - AZ Itls -
A&e<s <cfe ls-Ea, zsli<s easl a az q snnla
fo4as NviI ir.lraFeA SD saI e..'.f 49,.
~ sikr hss.ss ~sa - - co - pslt eln,ezl
FoIt RENT.
-. sod houss 90 koflk isnls 49,. 49,
stIn1t, - FoaEaA
- s-rNm honsn. lna1sra i,rtrosents. -
tAtp "a Zee ~ 9teue1 fnzr -. sstff.
- be- AL en-. E.o tId Issllea h.n...
H>aa 9n lartfa afiIftea ~ I.sl f.IIf.1n .fr..-i
re4f cef ate. 1sfe eAk4e. 1pien1id astsf. go
e...of piase ~ ctiie eas Ina sh3 sd
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BUSINESS CHAMcEs.

DRISTRR will buy interest in lob or news o.
Il fec. Good mech anic and reliable. J. T.,
box Herald Office. 30
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MISCELLANEOUS.


IMPERIAL LODGE. No. 1a--ReEnlar con-
Il ventlon every Friday evening "a q clock az
Imperial castle hell, ~ Neels ny aYraue. w.
ID :Perkins {. C.;W l.. Ncahr. h. Of K aud :.
S,NAP for frase.ina, men who visit many towns:
- no sales ~ make; samples 70 carry:
work done IA n few minutes. while waiting for
trains. Write Tor particulars -kowins. lock
box SIS chicago. = 5s-tf
yxTANTED--All the men Co step ia and get
w cur prico spring suit IL clothes OF
pair Of pants iEad3 order NolEs. herpol.
fieimcr 4 Co
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d. Go SIS Per day al home. ceiling Lightning
s0sD Platter and plating iewelry watches.
isblewarr. etc. Plates tho finest Of lewclry
fslycr OF nickel No experience No capital
Every house has goods needing plating u. h
Delno. Columbus. O.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


I.,OR sALE-One OF the finest saloons In the
II city; location corner Division aud Fulton
streets. Por or block. VIII be cold cheap 10 the
right party having money. ID. NJ Arnberg
a Bro, l7tf
IrOR SALE OR RENT-Uprighs piano :
Il North Front street. s6i mo
Igor sALE-My entire storr 20 furniture AMI
II miscellaneous household goods; new
house and large lot corner Of Union and Carer
streets house and lot No i5g Madison sff Get;
vacant lot ON Christ street; farm of ten acre.
10 rods east of city limits uaw buildings aud
ell kinds OF fruit: vii sell or exchanges for
other property. A. A. Lord Ma ~ stocking
street. 1l2tf
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ZOE kEMT- BUSINESS.

lNoR SALE, OR LEASE on EASY TERMS
A hotel with furniture and hrstcines bar
with complete fixtures attached; best of loea-
tion "a the city. possession given ~ Adj
dress Y. r.. bOa Herald Office e3Af
FACTORY FOR REST-Aner July we will
4 reat three story and basement brick
building. Nos. 8 and Erie street: central To-
cation; gas aud electric light power. elevator.
steam heat; low rate Insurance. Apply To
Bis<ell terpct Sweeper Co. - Mil street. an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-27
Quips of che Day.

Binghampton Leader: Poker players
go through life hand in hand.
Yonkers Gazette: A bald-headed man
may yet be a hair Drained fellow.
Inter- Ocean: ssYou have a horrible
cold, Mason. How did you get it?',-I
left off my flannel cakes at breakfast.
Binghamton Leader: Bagley - What
has become of the india-rubber man
that was at the museum? Smeddick-Oh,
he was bounced.
Indianapolis Journal: sBankster is
not we'll educated, but he has horse sense
enough for team. 81 suppose that
explains his strong pull. -
Philadelphia Ledger: A fashion Jour-
nal asserts that the hoop skirt is coming
in again. Queer that a thing that
stands outso should come in too.
Derrick: An article how to sit down
gracefully, which is now being run to a
considerable extent by the papers of the
country, is particularly timely.
Washington Star: 'sWeIl,'' said the
man who handed his last cent to the
lawyer, 81 suppose turn about is fair play
broke the law and the law broke me. -
Yonkers Statesman: s'Theres a time
piece l have had in the family a long
while, said Crimsonbeak, exhibiting a
nlnety-day note which had never been
met
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The State Portfolio.

OF course it is not officially known that
Mr.. BAYARD will be called by Mr.
CLEVELAND to take charge of the secre-
taryship Of state, but, as THE HERALD
has already said. the indications point
that way. During his incumbency of the
office, whilst CLEVELAND was President,
a warm personal attachment existed be-
tween the two, and their relations were
always of the most pleasant nature. Mr..
BAYARD was unusually active, both be-
fore and after the Chicago convention in
promoting his friends interests, and he
was quite effective, too. But these con-
siderations alone would not be by any
means conclusive.
In our foreign relations with the great
European nations, questions that arose
administration are now pending. Among
these are the complications of the Behring
sea question, which Minister PHELPS and
Secretary BAYARD were in a fair way to
settle amicably when Mr.. HARRISON was
elected. It was for purely partisan
reasons that the extradition treaty nego-
tiated in Mr.. BAYARD's time was re-
jected by the Republican Senate.
The so-called reciprocity policy opened
by BLAINE and allowed to fall into desue-
tude by FOSTER, the relations with, Ger
many and France, and indeed the whole
diplomatic field, call for conservative
and experienced statesman like Mr..
BAYARD, in the state department, and the
country will, if it should be announced
authoritatively that he is to be assigned
there, have feeling of relief akin to the
satisfaction with which it contemplates
CARLISLE S ad ninistration of the treasury
department
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-27
Congressional Contingents.

Congressman allow themselves an extra
S125 year for stationery, but forty
members of the present House have COM
muted the allowance and taken the cash
in iull. Others had stationery amount
ing to various sums from Csc to SIS.
Only thirty members have taken as much
as S25 worth, drawing the balance in a
kind OF paper that they don't write on.
Of the $40, 600 allowed, over 500, 1000 was
drawn in cash for the long session.
1t turns out that whilst members have
this allowance for stationery, the COM
mittee rooms are stocked with all kinds
Of writing materials, and they can carry
away, without question, whatever they
want, SO that drawing from the $125
credit is merely an act of squeamish
conscience. Mr.. HOLMAN, the celebrated
watchdog of the treasury probably
knew his tracks would be inspected, and
so, though there were several members of
his appropriations committee who drew
the stationery allowance in money, he
bought S26 worth and paid for it.
The stationery account suffers severely
from the volume and variety of the requis-
itions upon it. A single order OF the
stationery room reads as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-27

amazes and alarms the public. But when
it is attempted TO cut down this enor-
nous sum by applying the knife to exor-
bitant and undeserved allowances, the
Republicans, purely for party capital
hold up their hands in pretended holy
horrer, and declare they will fight all re-
auctions to the bitter end. The question
ought not to be partisan one; it affects
alike the people of all parties; and 1t is
shameful to throw all the burden of the
admittedly necessary notifications on the
Democracy.
What the Democracy propose to do is in
the interest of a righteous retrenchment,
but the effort will be made to produce the
impression that it is begotten of spirit
OF antagonism to the soldiers of the Union.
This is gratuitous and false. Southern
representatives have taken no part
in tie movement, and many of
the warmest advocates of reforms
were most conspicuous on the
Union side in the war. Not a few of
these have denounced the pension act of
1891 as opening the door to all manner of
fraudulent claims calculated to place the
meriterious soldier on par with bounty
jumpers and incorrigible dead beats.
There is no disposition to withhold pen
sions from men who were wounded in
battle, or who in the line of duty became
disabled, or who contracted disease, de-
priving them of their ability to earn a
livelihood.
The Democratic idea and rule of con-
duct on this pension subject is expressed
in quotation from ANDREW JAcKsoN's
message in 1884:
recommend that an actual inspection
should be made in each state into the cir
cumstances and claims of every person
drawing pension. The honest veteran
has nothing to lear from such scrutiny,
while the fraudulent claims will be
detected and the public treasury relieved
to an amount l have reason to believe far
greater than has heretofore been sus-
Dected
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-27
Pension Reform.

The Democratic members of the Federal
House committee on appropriations are
making courageous effort to disencum-
Der the pension laws by some economical
reforms. It is thankless and ungracious
task. In every Congressional district
there are persons possessing more or less
political influence who are receiving
bounties from the government to which
they are not strictly entitled. All know
that there has for many years been cult
waited sentimental demagoguery in this
direction, which is almost universally
condemned now, but which it is difficult
to put practical end to. The
fact that twenty-seven years after
the close OF the war the government
is expanding nearly two hundred
millions of dollars annually for pensions
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-27

DEMOCRATS CAN view with Indifference
the efforts of the dissatisfied Republicans
of the Kansas legislature to prevent the
seating of Judge MARTIN in the United
States Senate. There is no probability
that their trump parliament will re-
ceive any recognition, either from the
governor or from the United States Senate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-27

IN ADDITION to the reformation of
Senator Quay, shown in his persistent
to the opening OF the Worlds
fair on Sunday, he has declared his per-
withdrawal from the manage
ment OF the Republican party. The pain
in his head reminds him he must not do
too much thinking, but it does not inter
fere with his reelection to the Senate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-27
The Most Pleasant Wav

OF preventing the grippe, colds, head
aches and fevers is to use the liquid lax
alive remedy Syrup of Figs, whenever the
system needs gentle, vet effective
cleansing. To be benefited one must get
the true remedy manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only. For sale
by all druggists in Soc. and 81 bottles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-27

Mrs. MARY ANN LEASE is at length
disgusted with politics, and there is at
last some prospect of Mr.. LEASE receiving
assistance in the performance OF the
household duties. a season of cooking
and dishwashing ought to he refreshing
after her recent political experiences.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-27

IT HAS often occurred to us to suggest
to the man hoconducts the steam whist
ling department. of the power house in the
neighborhood of the morning newspaper
offices, that a calliope attachment might
afford an agreeable variation to the
"linked sweetness long drawn outs with
which 1.-THE surrounding country is
screamed at by that terrifying institution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-27

PRESIDENT HARRISON has made no
nominations for district commissioners at
Washington, the terms of two of whom
lately expired. This is taken as evidence
that he viii not make any more impor-
tant appointments, but leave them to Mr..
CLEVELAND.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-27

THE DEATH Of Justice LAMAR leaves
Justice HARLAN OF Kentucky as the only
representative of the South on the SUI
preme bench of the United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-27

THE WAY the Populists in the Kansas
legislature are kicking out Republican
claimants of seats forcibly reminds one of
the way the Republicans used to treat
Democratic claimants. A Republican in