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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
y. s.a.-A Geographical L....s.

pslH dsl. In s-itsssiAsd)-Yss 90
cent 10 the I'D sRi 80 sdAks In Canada
sua . VERY lars, u-siat In Enslsndl. tpash'
q p.sk.t % t.rvap 10 roeks on the isss o'
Wight M. nsornlns. We are ,srJ iA,S'
dale In Cana AZ lust bo~, - Aunt io~n 10
Italy and eoasin. srv s,ayins Nth uA Aun'
has . ysry nice dos. sai ~hsn 90 sAy i"-n
IN lr.l.Rdi." he Immediately ot-ya We an
having very dale In Canada foe MAJ. iies..
CIV. my los. 10 tDsantAin IN scosiAhal ans
scs.ts IN. .Am. from yoar snec,Ioaais ooasir
a. sit. IN MAlUsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
y. asa. Tn..p..l,ls. rsssi.,

When the following ~ori. have ts.
,ran.po--i. their initials. rad downward
gill form ,h. name oi = tom LA England
MNIGUTNrAil-A town Ia England
NEIlEvu--A town la France,
ARwER-A river Ia Germany.
ERTPABASl.N-A bsy LA Enslsnd.
CEAYuAI.-A river Ia south America.
AONRwE Daughter 20 . saxon chief
AAkIiOOMl-A city In Jap~n-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
nv WIFE SAID

to the last night; How much do yot
suppose We have paid out for doctor,
and medicine In the last Year, J told
her I did not know. To doctors ] have
paid nothing. aud i've dollars worth OF
sulphur Hitter. has kept health In ou'
family. l.. ANDREWS, ~ iIowdoir
street, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
IsualAssA

Corns, players who cannot attend th'
band m.stins should -rbd sub.-totoot.
The higher up = THERMOMETER s.ts th'
lover u fall. In the public estimation.
Soms men arv tired and trusted, Will
other. 40, tri~i after t<ing trustssi
Get On Ia It," a. the blcycle teacher ssi'
IA hls nervous scbolsr.
Cotr~cting a crying svil--cothing yell
Ing infant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

"SIany sports herey' asked the enihu-
sisstIc athlete 40 he got on the train at
Sycamore, Mlss. "l'ienty, stranger"
replied the native. where's huntln,
ashln' an lyuchlu'. what more dye
Wantr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

ln,.o.hos, ~or,l. % different srass combined
Ar in-~s, and . .tsdioa- msn 10 nnsi.
4 inclination % courtssy-Aneient ~ssi,
on % warfare
q The page In eight folded
4 .I<~i the bat onward.
L A sovereign rules me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

wA~a RAby vss s.ct. ve rsvs hes cas'"rk
WIN sAs vss Chill sAs er'~i f< csSossA
WIN she b.vsms M, he chung 10 cass"~sA
Wa sAs LAi chilir~a, she gs,sih them c.ssor'1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

"Ah, Mr.. Timothy 7" said the city girl
"a the country poet, "and do you still
court the mu.er' "well. no'um," re-
piled Timothy. blushing; "its Mary
Jones, bee now -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

"Johnuy, run to the grocery store and
get me two pounds ot the old.fashIoned
dried apples." "Yes. marm." "And
mind, Johnny, don't let him sell you any
Of the new tangled operated apples"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

The most remarkable cures Of scfoful'
on record have becn accomplished BY
Hoods Sarssparilla. This medicine i
unequslled for diseases Of tbs blood
Take only Hoods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

ave year-old boy With long, nal.r
hair. looks q great deal preitier To hi.
mother than be- does Ia the shot-halred
little boys Who play With him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
What is
3!!!';;'S!;::;||'Ti|'I!!!';]''Z;!

Castora Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium. Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. IL Il harmless substitute
for Parcgorc, Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor OIL
II 4. Pleasant. Its guarantee IL thirty Year, use by
Millions Of Mothers Castora destroys Worms and aays
fcvershness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
cures DiarrhGa and Wind Collie. Castora relieves
tcethng troubles, cures constipation and hatuency
Castoria assimatcs the food. regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep Cas'
tora il tho Childrcn's Panacca-the Mothers Friend
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
No. AaAGyAs.a-

Rl-qusm Trrgs-A name given 90 James
Graham Zoe his hsroie d-~is In the cause %
ChArls- I.
I.avy.l Hppys-A place of delight ait
uAi~i In Abys-inlA
Trras Hr,sa-A character II Christiani
ty rroor,ied In "irlgrtm's Prosr~~>"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
~. sss.-I.., w.sA squares.

A ,.Liel. running oa rails \ girls
name. A mi.chieSous little animal
An inset. A part % the bead a -
rioi
A,.s-.l fot holdi7g water. A monkey.
A hammock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

Mrs. Caliahan--"i W mt TO GET . pail
of shoes for the little hoy" shopmAn-
"rrench KIDD Mrs. q. Indignantly
"Indsde not! lies my own son-bori
an bred near Tamm,ny Hail."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

She. "How fearful u must b for q
great singer 20 know che has Lost her
voice.~ lIei "ft's much more tortur.
ing when che doesn't know C."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

"I'm going to marry your sister,
Johns, and take her far away. What
do you think OF thaty" "Guess i can
.taDd n IN YOU can"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

Mrs. McGrogan.Mulilssn lat de Ate,
anuua, balD-"Phwy de We be shpoilin
y'r purity dress rubbln' tn waist Md
eraser Daughter Il neglected wall.
nower)-"To make Il look a. II sou
van had danced Md me-"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

slrauser-"why don't your city on
cisls supply You With btiter wsterf
Re.ident (spologeticAlly) -"well, yo,
see, most of them cell beer"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

Hungry Higgins; "Say. Il ain't hot
on the rod here, ncr nothin.' '" Weary
Watkins; "You sid 'er. Don't you
wi.ht We was In some nice, cool J,'lf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
HOMEMAKEkS COLUMN.
APPLE pGSeeNro

e s,' s Z: = =: ~;
coIUss. Osiesd Ds.ssrsI faiis. Nsiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
Castoria.

"cassosta is an esc.llent msiIcine for chill
dr.n. Mo,h~r- hss. r~r-atsily tod Ins q ~
ruoi elect upon their children"
Ds. q. q. O.ooop,
I,o~.ll, Ma
.CAstnria "a the bsst remeiy for childrra 81
which am acquainted hop- the day u no,
far distant When mothers viii conssisf the rcai
intsr,st o. their ehiliren, ami uss cAs,oFis In
stead Of the ssr,ousquAe no-trums -hieh are
destroying thsir loved ones, by forcing op'aIn,
morphins, soothing syrup and other hu-ifal
Asrois down their throats, thsr.oy ssniins
them ~ premature graves"
DA J. v. KScarLos,
Conway, ARA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

Hoods PILLS are hand made, and PR
feet In proportion and appearance. 3Sc,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
HOuND DEAD.

last evening q I%rson giving the name
% u. u. Thompson registered at Hunt
Hotel, aud desired To b. callei In season
to take the ~ q. n. train for Chicago.
Being unable 10 awaken him. the room
Was entered by means of the ventiiator
over the door. when the gentleman ~A'
found Ia be dead. lie WAS advertising
sgent for sulphur Bitters, which has au
extensive sale. III. coroner returned
verdict of death from heart disease.
lli. boiy will be sent east Immediately.
Gin. Commercial.
A m,n regards his n-wspsper mush ~
he doe. hl. wlie--,omething tn Ind faul'
With when he feel. cross and somethlng
he never approves OF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
IKE" SH AW ,
TAxIDERMIsT,
Andover, Maine.

Q shaii 10 % Astover. Maine. until January.
.. iso. prvpsr~i 30 do nrss eisss woft 81 reasoa
abs rsses. AL specimens promrsiy delivered
shall do Ali work 81 Baehnebi. Maine, amer
January, IsS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

No srI.-Pr-sr.s.i,s E.lg.~
o o o o o o o o
4. O thousand
LA TO dstsO&"
AAA . ruient
as. pvpesition-
a Z, an sxelamatioa
ia prspo~itionL
i,aaaAG7,S the name OF es.e
bra,sd battle bstw~sa the Gr-sks and The
psrSiana
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
ksy ts the i'usslss.

20 sp.-Gsogr.phlo~l Aerostic; Initial,
LIT thsm laugh that win. !. LiverJDol
q Egypt. 3 Thet--. 4 TsmAniA s Hal
flax. a E.--I. :. Mississippi. \ Lisbon
" Algua ~. Ulster. II. Ganges u Hell
,sllyn. IA Turkey. IL Humber. Is
Alorvs. Ia Tsy. u. i. ~. Windsor
No g,O.-Mi-.ing Letter Puzzle:
Vpru-- Oh barbara fritehis then.
Bs~-d nth Asr four-oor. Year. aud ten:
braves, Of ell In Frederick to~n.
She io-,k W th. hAs the men hauled do~ a
No g7i.-An.gram; Josiah Gilb~rt Hol
land
No g.a-DisrOnd.:
ID
ART DIE
AL oEs ID II y AN
O. OWN lie 81 Es 7 4 ;
NOR ATEN
81 X MAN
Y =
No g.3-illustratssi Aerc-tiei Warwick
Wall Aeorps RAk.. whip Imp Gre.
cent. Kite.
No g.&-libomboids;
PErrIc DRArr
nEASER kLiDk
AhuLEr bkGAS
kRi CAS- Eksow
rIoE srH
coli oP
No g.a-florL Charades: Shamrock
Toad stool
No 7a-D~o.pitAiions: Shesi, Glad.
k-ink. Fat, alag.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
u. sni.-w.sA n.ll.llss.

L l. Mysslf = Av~rh a Wiek~in' .
4 A .ymh.l. 8 R~-ounds a Curve.
msi. by the intersection Of too arche>- :
Awakening. = Cleaning by friction. y
fca.tins nolsily.
n. 4 A con-oaAnt :. A conjunction.
3 A deer. 4 Mer. rspstition. j. An elect
or. a Hidden. :. one who snsies = a
var ,,-srl. ranking nsni below frisats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
sl0eS OF P0uEn

II
! "a Manly vlgue, NHyous D.
e. hiity, nHf.iysls, % rAky. %.
Rnn{s WsaknsD and wasting
- Dnim upua ths sySesm, rvsale-
IN n drllnso q msutAl Fecul-
u, Impaired nmosy, Low
pr, fsar of impsading calamity,
IA Skousand and oos dsrange.
n.saas of hpeh body and Mind
r~rait hun psrnic3ous ecrve
urUrSicus. oftsa induleui In By
- D. young. thrvugh ignorancs q
CtH3 Shsir ruinous CONSCIOUSNESS 10
sS~ rssrh, rs-ciaim ami rvstorv such
unfortunatrs IN bcalth and hap
tin~n, h The aim of IN as.Du'
~ alton u msiical genticmsn vho
~ have prvyAruia book, written Ia
p,ain but chasts LANGUAGE. trssting q ~
naturv, symptoms and durability. y boma
trvatmeut a ssch dissasa The Woht
Dsa-o.ary Nsiicai Association. fruprtstors
al H. invaihis' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
BuRaio, N. ", VIII. On r~cstpt u this notsc.
Win 20 csats On stamps Tor pseAfri mall
All In plain enveiots,a copy of this u-sful
npk. 10 sbouh ts rad by. even. youno
man, parent and guardian In ths land
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

n. c.....r Company n Murray Street. N.v York City
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03
Amer H,s chicaro RIVAL.

Ernest Rodabaugh. the lover o. Hattie
VI. Tate. attenpted to get out a warrant
yesterday for William Baker. q young
man from Chicago. whom Rodabaugh
elaine her parents wish her To marry.
he says Miss Tate has been i'm prisoned
for week. but New Years day the Chi
czgo lover came 10 see her and she was
liberated She invited him 20 walk with
her and got him 20 come 10 the restaur-
ant where Rodabaugh worked and re-
fused 10 leave. Then followed the scene
which The HERALD published yester-
day. Rodabsugh told the prosecutor
that Baker made an indecent proposal
70 Miss Tate. and 10 was for that he
wished to get warrant The warrant
was not issued.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

ynessmseisa Ne rslss a. uss pus-
lbcasssa y Stsares6pd.

- - - - - - ~
lIoasAsa y tt~arsssrd.
Whoesoa On he - dsy q Nossnbps,
ieoa The lEvssins Issdsr a 0ssnd
Rapids, - which the uadsrsiesed pss
~ poblioher and propfistos. Published
. certain artiels In which M J. ~
Jamison, ths attorney. was charged With
sayiae. u : meeting Il the - called "A.
p, A. that the alleged sneyciicai letter
e rpps La Kill. IL which I'll catholics
uere 30 b. absclvsd from The oath 81
allegisnco % this goyernmsnt 8sptem-
hss 3. last was genuine. and which also
charged HIN with saying. amooR ether
thingA that there we're ssered1n the
basement Of 81. Andrews cathedral.
1000 ptands a arms and In the cellar u
- JONAS Osphan Asylum. A00o mere.
81 rssdy fos -. ann that the easkolios
vsss pespsring 70 massacre protsseanta
] have now dsscovsrsd that these
wsss untrue and without foundatiop-
From the most reliable source ] isssn
that Mr.. Jamison discreditsd thp alleged
sacycljcal terms IN unmistnkah1s terms,
and - fcE guns, msssacrs. ete. be did
not Gay What no was charged with or
suything 10 that effect The article was
based upon infosnstion furnished BY q
man Who proves 10 be unreliable and "a
enemy Of Mr.. Jsmison, and 1t the time
q publication was believed 10 b trua
IN order 70 right the wrong done Mr..
Jamispn % far - nov poenibla / desire
70 express my regrsta ct the publicafion.
being convinced that the cherxss we're
unjust and falss and that wss Imposed
upon by false information Furnished Tor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03
FORCED HIM TO BEG
Small Boy Sent Out b. He
Psrsass 70 Ask Aims
n MAS A very QUEER CASE
nsas ~ Charity ov<..lz.ssnn ssshusy
Bor1sd u o~t--fbs fnssnas
49, - Car ~ ChlldssN
n MAS A VERY QUEER CASE

A ssss Of pasenfs forcinx thssr child
r. % 90 ne streets y 30 49, easa -,
pospd throsxh ths xork q ne Charity
o<rsniz4tion socisrs- All sunmss -
po<ss h2ss bssa eonias in iron vasisss
p4rss II the city eating that u cx ssd
oass cokno< ssrs k<xgiag- The reply
% each report q his lind 80 10 gss
ths r.ssdsses q tss.s ch iIirsn snd -
pert IL back 10 the ofAc& TIKI 80
doas and saeh tins 4 VS. No - Jea-
sr>oa street. An insp>ctos invssti-
ssssd and rspor,sd fh>rs ne no sacA
npubsF Ga Je1srssn street TIE bex-
Mag seat On anfi "a iesst rfteen duss-
cot rersons rspafted tneu1
Yesterday the boz alons showed up q
a house where ens of thu psrsons en-
pleysd IN the Charity Orsanizasion
sb<leiy's otiee boardz He 4neskiope<t
the boy and eoaid not shake hins In has
story that his name sss Jack Connor
and he lived AZ No. L. Jsd>rson street
Tho hoy zzs tAsn taken 70 the socsetyis
oiccs add Questioned. but he stack 70
bio sfoEy. he became very nervoos.
howevef. Nhsn tod that porson wonid
90 home siih him He sald N could
not 80 home a mat tine of day. bat ne
~as tsken % JedeEson street add there
csufe<ssd hs hscd near the usst end
~ the West Bridge slrset car line on
West street On esiilax ~ the houps
which he pointed ont - his home. the
woman Who answered the Investigators
rap sald he's name va Hansh4w and the
boy VAS her Sou The wouzr nas
warned that II ever Der children acre
s>ni out 60 bag they would Be taken
away and cent 20 CoidwHter. On New
Years day visitor from the society had
called On the HanHhzw family aad
i-srret that the father was csaployed
three days each week add IN oldss soo
v2s employed three days each week. %
shs family had 60 OF ~ each week and
10 sss uanceezssry for them 10 beg.
The case will Be dropped unless the
childrcn are sent out begging again. II
they are. they wni be seat 10 Cold
water.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

James n Wylie. the Petoskey banker.
has eons % Grand Rapids 10 reside and
will again enter upon the practice Of
law. Ten pears ago be vas prsctscing
attorney in this city. but vent 10 Pstos-
key and founded bank. which grew 10
be one q the most substantial house, In
the northern part II the state. lie has
formed . partnership wsth George Clap
peftop aud will begin practice AZ once
As. vylse aud Mr.. Clzpp<rton were
bropght mp on adjoining farms and were
plsymates. bat have not known each
other sery sell for many years until re-
Gently.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03
THEY FEED THE POOR
THE COMMITTEE HAS 4 SNAP
n Ca pscsa. - On osasvsa wnA
Mn Daese1vhs - - Iness
Give ~ On vessosa-

The councu Deseing lnse nieke 80
nasksd b. ~ sppsasoaes e Aldssman
Hansss. Who vas sssioos,y injussd one
month - a ~ PytkiHn scmnka. "a
~. - -,-a~~.s - ~ 49, Th.e
,s 49,
%
@etno' g ooenssuns sns poor ospsre
meat We speen9 % Ne council % Al
dsrnan kaundeeA - "a evidences q
good faith. he committee "a poor and
the director q noe asrps ON TIE vny Ia
vhioh ths d.p~rtu,s.t shouIS n run.
- Al. ~.,.-s1l - ssss,-,s;.- -. a-.,-'
-, - -. ~ :. -
oers reo'os<s. ~ eesnos'ssa W. 90.
uittss 70 tnvspl,GAse the eauss - snas
quarrel and make report - ths coun-
Gil. "a that ne mattss nay b enttlsd
Residents On ecribner street asked that
the aasresmeut roll tor The iuprovensnt
% -. 49, c1 ~ ~ =
49, s - ..sss,ss 49, - -.
sr 80 - ,.,hiy, sc-ks
$3.50 S-[Sx -lL-a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

The board q dirscfors Of the Y. NJ. G.
A. held 81 extended session last evening
a. eonsi<ier the insnc>s of the ss.oeia-
ton. The board resolved 10 extend the
kDDeoo mortgages bonds Of the as~ociation
f'sr ne pear. Tho floating indebtedness
uss aiso diecu~e<- and 10 vas resolved
to cut the expenses q the association
this present year from "a 100 - $500
1t IL believed that with the increase of
membership at the latter figure the A.
s,eistion ell 30 ssif sustaining and any
funds subscribed may be used Ia the
PAYMENT q the ncafinx debt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

= great fletsoa b>sss>s TIE pae<n.ss<s
aed the ceu0ittss On po,f = the cen.
81 g ~ ths eonaaet e tie bpska>u q
~ pons dspaztnsat. cad 10 ereattng
Cd - The p'>n<m.sfers tksseeues ~ q
keeoispd. That the con uittas e. pear.
aAd II h ksfsby directed 10 ssp6rt 10
the eoas<1l fully a 10 EARLIEST soarea.
isars wkss feeedstses. Il ssy sksrs ~
- warrant such stHtenests cod ulsch
frieeioa - sforsnaid. Adopted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03
Grand Rapid. Urlon Ml..lon.

Delegates representing fifteen churches
Of the city met last evening in the Y. NJ.
G. A. psrlors TO organize an association
for carrying on an undenominational
mission ~ agreed upon &C a recent meet
iug Of the managers Of the Waterloo
street mission- A constitution and by
laws we're adopted by which the name 10
changed TO the Grand Rapids Union
Mission Tho following officers werc
thea chosen: President. the Rev. Camp
he'll Fair; secretary. j. NJ. Hurst; treas
urer. William Mctain- The delegates
viii meet again one week from Last
tight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03
Heal Estate Transfers.

Isaac r. Church and wife to Cornelia 8
Kruger, lot IL. ok 2, Pages sub. $50
Haul Pleketee aud wife TO VIM. w.
Mitchell lot Q. ok 10. Bostwick 4
% . add .................. $50
John Olson and wife 10 Vim. A.
Shinkman, Is feet lot Is. bk Il,
Converse q Tolford's add $685.. 5000
Charles j. Fiebeg aud wife TO VIM.
y. Fiebig. lot 8 and 10 feet lot q.
BIZ !, Weston. Dudley &Soule's
sun. .....s.... 3.u0o
Cornelius Kruger and vito TO Isaac
R Church, piece Of land on Kent
Observation-Disclosures. i.4oo
Estate of Era Atherton to WIN. Ches-
ter. lot 2 and Y lot 8. bk IL,
MASKS first add ............. 100
Human w. Cogswell to- John c,
Davis, part y sec IA. Lowell. -. 600
par, swsi sec. 81. Lowell. $3.50. l.7o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

Spsucss Rich. AID about 80. Who vas
orisrsd seat 20 ka,anszoo few days
ago ~ The expsnse Of kent county, and
h>s since been at tho County home.
naa<ir hss ssrsps yesterday from that IN
ssitation and y supposed 10 have started
bsck for his foemsr home In Oakfisld
tosrship He wss not vtslsntly insane.
and was allowed his lilerty With the
other inmates Yesterday he made IN
excuse b leavs the breakfast table and
has not been seen sincA Besides Rich
there sss two other insane wards Of Kent
cuurty Who cannot b taken 70 Ksla-
maAlo on account d tho crowded condi-
ton a that institution Two Of these
arc st their homcs In this city. butthere
nae 20 other place for Rich than the
jail or the county home. and he begged
- hard not 20 b taken 10 Jail that his
request was granted he has q large
fsnsiiy In OakfieldL HE insanity In Of .
mild fypes bis halIucipstion being that
enemies WIRE after him 10 kill him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative.
Syrup OF Figs when in need d the lara
tive effect Of gentle remedy than by
any other. and that IL 10 more accept
able to them. Children enjoy il and il
benefits them. The true remedy. Syrup
OF Figs. 10 manufactured BY the Califor.
mia Fig Syrup Co. only.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

The committee on wars and means
recommended that the taxes on the
Comstock market sits be RENTED II
was asked whether or NOT any one ever
used the new market IL was found
that the market was little used. On
motion Of Alderman Emmer, the matter
Was referred 10 . special committee to
report st the next meeting Of the coun-
cil. 10 see whether or not the lease shall
be renewed.
The committee on sewers recon.
mendsd that q sewer Do laid in West
Fulton street. from the big ditch to the
John Ball park Adopted.
The COMMITTEES on poor reported an
inventory Of the goods on hand In the
poor department store and IN itemixed
statement Of ali goods purchased since
May !. lsoa Accepted and ordered
printed.
Cannot Mako . Dtssincsioq
The COMMITTEES on ordirspces reported
that IL had consulted the city attorney
regarding the right Of the council 70
pass an ordinance forbidding heavy
traffic on Scribper street add found that
such an ordinance would be uneonstitu-
tioual. The report was adopted
INV AtttEV 0n 0IAA1Akl[I8
gested that al parsons or corporations
having electric wires 10 the city. aud all
underwriters he asked 10 meet with the
COMMITTEES EhurrdAy. January IL. 20 dis
cuss the eircfrIc ordinance presented
one week aga. The Recommendation
will be carried out.
The eomnittse on fire Department ~
ported adversely on the application Of
George ii. White 70 erect cae-story
building on North Division street
Adopted.
A Live1y ecrimmage.
A lively fight followed the resolution
Of Alderman Ball 90 reconsider the az.
ton by which the diStrict 70 be taxed
for the opening a South Diamcud
street was made 10 terminate 90 the
north at Fulsou street Alderman Ball
wanted TO extsnd the district north 20
Bridge street Alderman Kinney said
the people residisg on Diamond street.
In has ward. hadf given their property
Tor street and Il vas not fair 10 tar
them for the op{ning ot the street a
dozen blocks swky. Alderman Bali sue
csedsd In carrying his point The fol
lowing streets Esfc ordered improved:
Seventh street CAubb street. Ain
streat, Earle stfset Shawmut avenue
and South Front street
Alderman D{Grad moved that the
mayor ancsrtait hou soon and how
much rentsls srb 30 be reduced. Carried.
Alderman Dslnsksy moved that the
city mafshA lake posse@ion a the
baiidiass tsksd b. the opening q Third
street. Csrris<t
Aldsrmaa schmidt offered . rssolu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

John Hennslhorst. No. "A Helen ave-
nue., Valley City; Annie Kurpsrs, No.
273 Baxter street. Valley City; Jennie
DsMan, No. II North Diamond street.
Fulton street Gilbert K Berry, But
fslo. New York, Valley City; Harold B.
Grimes' No 346 Grand avenue. Fulton
street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-03

What's the matter with your vifef
Nothing. only she els worn out running
down cellar TO find that old SPOT
Furnace when you are. down to your
Office. Give her q rest Buy a Bryce
self-feeder and you will only need TO
look after II morning and evening. See
one In operation at the Porter block OF
Spring street. between Monroe and Full
ton.
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