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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

The saprsms Coart adlosrBsd yesterday
antll oeFtemfer l.
N BarhulaD - preparing szetca of
ths hfs ~ Gen. GFant IA the Holland IAN
zuaze.
"A area val is bslng built apon the Lyon
street slds II Nelson, Matter s. Cos @sst
factory.
Company d. "a. . l.. Grand Rapids
Guard, i to begin AZ oGee extensive improve
nssnts upon ~ aFmory 0n ioaia street.
" Wednesday sgsaina, August y, grand
bail Is a. 70 gwen at AFbsiter hall Tor the
0suant ~ the oaxiDas faliol strikers
The Littio sssters 0f tho Poor are nos
caring for llteen old men and twelve <omen
al Haeir refuge. The oldest one ~ The ehtfse
IL "a years " age.
The eases of Ten arsnk- we're disposed of
in POlcs Conrt yesterday. D DC halt Of ths
number going ~ lah and The other half
gayIng s.la5 each
Ma. A. B. Morse, OF I0nia. vii accept the
appointment o. the Supreme Court bench
vacancy rendered him - Gov. Alger upon
the resignation OK Judge Cooley
The friends u Martin Y Reynolds, Who i
eOnined la the Kalamazoo asylum, fear hi-
aase h a hopeless one, A. he - not improving
ander the treatment he ls receiving
sheriff Kinney xiu spare no expense II the
D
Who had DR. O.. h. Johnson confidence and
obtained 500 Of him through misrepre-en-
tati0ns.
The opening Of smiths new Opera House
has been set down for September :. Work
lpon The buil1Ing Is progressing rapidly, and
ths neN scenery II finished and ready % %
placed Ia position
The Custer Guard military excursion 10
Macatswa Park CONES Oh August IL lt -
expected that several military companies
viii participate IN a dress parade Al scott >
Landing upon that day.
Two immense Berca. O.. sand stones ar
rived for the new City Hall yesterday, and
we're drawn 20 the lot Oy H. W. Davis =
co. . teams. They weighed about three and
seven tons respectively.
Shields Z Slattery. who conduct saloon
st a. Waterloo street. paid the state tax TO
the County Treasurer yesterday. There are
other -tragglers yet % hear from, and the
agent II the Law and Order League viii
soon give them gentle reminders.
The straightened circumstances OF j. l.
Hatch, a furniture dealer az Boise City,
Idaho, are announced By Bradstreet's agency.
His liabilities are placed az ST.CO0, and as-
aets st.O,J, while one attachment Tor S2,IU
haz been placed upon the stock.
Capt. Charles r. Belknap goes 10 Flint 70
day upon business connected with the
asylum for tha deaf. dumb and blind, of
which he Is one OF the visiting committee.
From Flint Mr. Belknap will 20 to Green
vile 20 attend the soldiers reunion.
FROM tho report OF the Committee on
Poor, presented % the Council last night, Il
appears that the clty poor require potatoes
OF extra quality. Since April I the com
miGteo has paid -ixty-Ou cents per bushel
for potatoes. while xrocsrs have been selling
the common article for forty cents.
If there wa a street railway IN Grandville
avenue tho vacant lots would soon be Occu-
pied by fine residences, "a on South Division
street Some of the grOcerymen and
saloon keepers seem % fear that the street
cars would lniure their business, bat they
DO not seem to hnrt the dealers Of South
Division street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
The popular Opening

The opening Friday evening Of the new
Popular" shoe establishment 10y Eichels-
dOerfer * Shield was a perfect success III
every particular. fine band discoursed en-
enliveuing music. The store was brilliantly
Illuminated with lanterns and decorated
with flowers for the occasion. Telegrams of
congratulations were received from abroad
and several beautiful floral offerings from
friends in this city. over six thousand
souvenirs were presented To visitors. The
opening was most auspicious, and too much
praise cannot be given to the proprietors for
their liberality and enterprise. 1t Is already
an assured fact that this house will take a
prominent position in the business circles Of
the city.
This firm have on hand and intend TO keep
the finest stock of boots and shoes in tn
city and will sell them at prices with which
Others can not compete.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

The reunion Of the Central Michigan Sol
diers' and ilors' Association, 10 be held al
GreeuvilIe. will begin t0-morrou and con
tinue tO the 7th. Great preparations have
been made for the accom- mediation Of the
public and sn immense attendance ~ antici-
patsd. The exercises viii be varied and IN
tereating.
Several veterans Of the Twenty frat Mich
izan Infantry met h. the reading rooms az
Sxeeta Hotel last evening and conferred in
regard to attending the reunion. The fol
loving decided e. attend Gen. A. A. ste
vens. Capt. Chas. r. Belkuap. B. ". Fulie-.
Eber Rice. !. q. Christensen. T. Brad
ford. Joseph Potter. ". n. Jones. Samuel
Chase. Peter Sseketee and George Palmer.
Several mem bers of the Grand Army Po~t=.
~ this city. will also attend the gathering.
and IL IL expected that fully three thousand
scldier boys will meet together and rehear-e
old war tales At Greenville.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
sosoaiso fas DEAD 1ssEsAl
aporopri4te PesoIstioas Passed D. the
CosneA LasI Nlghl

AZ It's uzeeunz u ths Common Co0Ecii
ss.st ulzli Alasrnsa Pelzes nlosse thst ths
ralss bs sllspsadea. znc tha& before proved
~ @iEh Ibs rezalar order ~ oaslnees, TIE
Council consider TIE report ~ sbs counties
appointed ~ rgeseat fesols stio1s on the dssth
" Gen. GRAFT fbs motion 49, earned.
sad AID. hlisau. chairman ~ TIE commit
Tea. read Ills folle~inz feport.
NaEAAAs- tbs Almighty, IA His indnits
~lsdou las summoned from bis esTttls
hoa1e and frou hls loving wife aDd zffec-
rIoaate eaIltEens . unan shO richly uaerited
thai ~bich be euloyrd al the time Or has
death VIZ. tle love. coDudeEce AID RESPECT
uot Cnly of tns people Of tbe Nation tlat be
alone ~zs nrst and foremost ~ Preserving
but sas also svn0red aud respscte b lhe
people of the sh0le civilized world for his
sterling qualities a. 4 ulan and hls great
sbiLty a. = successful military leader a.
SUCH he sas kn0~u, honored and recognized
the world over a man sho, from tie humble
waiks Of life euterod tie aFmy ln behalf
II TIE cause OF freedom and the Union Of
States, who from the surrender Of Fort
DOnelson AZ % aud iueludlng the surrender
0f Nen. Lee al AppOfn att0x, met With con
tiuU0us succession of brilliant victories 10
the Union arms under his able generalship;
a man whom ths people hOnofed a. no other
mau was ever h0nOrrd, they not only twice
elevated ham - The Office 81 President Ct
the United States. but Gre ttcd an Office for
aiul, w, General Of the Armies OF the
United Statrs the man 20 hOnOrod, loved
and respected was the late Geueral
tiy--e. ;. Grant Therefore be Il.
kesoirsd. Is the Common Council of the
city OF Grand Rapids, that Ne IN common
With other cities and munieipa paiitios of the
Nation, desire 70 aud hereby do express our
great sorrow for the Nations loss; aud
further
ResOlrsd. That wo tender Ia the berea.ed
and sOrrowing widow, and afectionate chill
dren OF the ilinstriOus dead, our profound
sympathy and sincere coincidence; and
further.
Rss0tced That the City Clerk be and Is
hereby instructed Co cause the report of the
Committee hereto attached, together with
the preamble and resolutions accompanying x
the same, To be Opce published III the daily
and weekly papers OF the city.
Aid. killean moved the adoption of the
report and resolutions, and his motion was
carried unanimously.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

The axraseiva warm weather 1f the Fs=t
week haa not fnferfeTssd vifh business az
Paul "a Friedrirh fse riElnai Friedrich
Br1a. mnzfc emporium. No. - Ncur0
street n farf advantage has heen taken ~
tiie rieassnt isY= and a uumiser ~ Tfano
and organ ssiee ars reported IS n7n. s
magnificent Sfeinway rr~zhf vrand vas
s1id 80 NJ Usiver : Nsters fue ~ohrrer
Cabinet Grand t1 NJ - ( ~froreurenter.
ancfhf~ Sobfnar t1 Or a. Robinson. srd a
ane sa~are cisrc 81 NJ n. IL Stove. Ne
sexon. e krskaaeT RrriEht - Nr. ". H
Ferris Heif,u. and e Eehr nCr1Ett 80 ".
R r. -s.1ft. ~ HerseF sn8 r arrs number
~ Esfev and Fsckarti orxsn< teo nuuaero1s
- naanficr kirsf class xuoos are made q
speciality sf this piace. No. "a Asuroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Detective Jas. Conneiley arrested loren
Barrett yesterday upou warrant for iar
-eny. He confessed - having stolen a tent
from the yard of r - Corson. who resides
at va Madison avenue. Barrett - A hard
character and has been frequently in the
courts and psnai institutions He is tha
man who Waz accused of stealing a CIV
from :. T. Baldwin several Yssrs ago. four
hogs from Jacob Narela. of tine Michigan
House. some ffue szo. and inrumersh.e
chickens f-grn siuost every hosiy. Detective
Cornelier found Mr forsou tent sf NsCa
ava Psrk n possession ~ tTo - Barrett e
f-fa4.fa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
The Custer Guard Military Excursion.

Arrangements have been completed for an
excursion 10 be given 10 Macatawa Park on
the 18th of August by the Custer Guard.
Squiers's full brass and string band will
accompany them. Arrangements have also
been made TO give a ten-mile ride on LAX 6
Michigan fare 10 cents and "A dance at
SCOTS rink. Squierss brass band will ac-
company the excursion on the lake and the
string band will furnish music for the dane
ing. Invitations have been extended To the
Grand Haven, Muskegon, Kalamazoo, Three
Rivers and the home companies, and II Is
expected that they will be present and par
ticipate IN dress parade at Scots landing
AT 8 O'Clock p. IN. The boys will spare no
pains to make this excursion the most sue
cessful and attractive one of the season.
The fare for the round trip will be one
dollar. Train will leave the &. II W. NJ.
depot, Allen street, West Side, at $40 Il. m
Union DepOt at =
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
PERSONAL

A. J. Brown D. In Chicago on business.
Mrs. y. &. Johnson. OF Sweets will spend
a few weeks at Pet0skey.
:. r. Stevens has returned from a visit %
Lake Minnst0uka, MINI.
Jss. NJ Boyd. Jr.. - making a ten-days
soiourn AZ Put in Bay, %.
NJ H. Clark. OF the Manistee IgBocraf,
Wa In the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hann and John J. Ham
are making a tour Of the northern resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs.. NJ n. Armstrong will rus;i-
cate st Petoskey and Bay View for one
week.
County Clerk Harvey and wife will 20 to
NacRtawa - morrow for Two weeks SO
iourn.
Charles NrQuewan returned yesterday
from short visit no fetOskey and surround
mp resorts.
Mail Carriers samuel Harting and J. ".
Jones started upon a two weeks vacation
trip yesterday
Mrs. Chaa. MeNhorter has returned home
from Ferlrss Falls. MINI. where she has
spent three weeks "a visiting a sister.
Judge Parrish has gone to Chicago, where
he viii visit friends for few days. tie viii
them uase a trip around the lakes.
T. :. Sofne-s. advertising solicitor for the
E,rllg Democrat. and his wife returned yes
terlay from a visit at LaGrange. Ind.
Chaz. Fowler one of the substantial
merchants ~ St ! lhus. and by no means an
inactive Republican politician. Wa IA the
city yesterday
NJ and Mrs.. H. pixley Are AZ home
again after two weeks' vacation. They
sill h.a xisd to xelcone fheir old friends At
Spring & Co. = store.
Robert Keith. 81 Kansas City. and J. II.
tiidenschiaager. representing Fischer q
sons. af Milwaukee. we're among furniture
buyers in the city Yesterday.
= r. Hartman. Of tne Grand Rapids 3
Indiana railroad offcs's. eft yesterday for
Ssntraiia. fiL. bra cid home. - attend the
funeral services of brother. who w7s Killed
in railroad accident near Cairo on Sunday
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
Pianos, Pianos. Pianos.

A second hand piano for $25-s5 cash and
s. per month.
second-h hand Allen * Jewett for SG5-S5
cash aud - per month.
A second hand Pierson Piano for SS5-S5
per mouth.
second hand Drucker Piano for $50, on
monthly payments.
New Pianos, all kinds and prices.
W. W. KIMBALL Co,
. Canal street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

An excursion 10 this delightful resort will
be given by the Second Street NJ. T.. Church
Thursday, Aug. g. Attention will be paid to
the convenience Of all who desire to enjoy
the cool lake breeze for day.
Trains leave West Bridge street and Union
depOts at few minutes after nine.
Tickets on sale At J. q. Fishers, j. Whit
worths and II. A. Hydorn's; slso by the
committee. CBAs. SPENCER,
CHAs. A. Corr,
JOHN 4. GILBKRTsON.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

- rolls of Carpet To oe sold
at lower prices than ever be-
fore known.
We offer during the next
two weeks double warp Car
pets, handsome designs. 25c
per yard.
Heavier grade beautiful
patterns, 30c and 35c.
Extra heavy wool filing 45c,
former price 60c.
Extra super quality, 65c,
former price Soc.
Extra super strcitly all wool
72c, sold elsewhere for Soc.
Lowell Carpets, the best 2
ply carpets made III the new
est designs, at 75c.
Also ii full line Of yard wide
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Yesterday morning e. Fsni Rathmsn. ef
the frru ~ sit s. Rsfhnan. vas ir1vinx
sgrrss the rsilrosd trs-s ~ fhe Chicago g
Wssf Michigan roesi On West Briezc street.
= freight train tfcsRd .tcw1 1rcu tfm, Re
Rad barely arse 90 s-fve tfe hcree frcfn ths
trsrk snd e4s-sre Tith siS eun ife tefose tse
fra4n str7rk re hn9zs and n1afe ~ Il a ~
a. rrpek TIE ,ssrae "a 1uneNhat hr~1rzetf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

On sad aitss Monday. Aag %, the pncs
Ut Taz noESIss, I s Eszla - slbseribsrs IA
tass ny. ~ sboas rhs pager . aslsefsd -
carrier. zill be- ~ : senls per sosk or 500
. gsaf. fries Per slazie oopg cenls.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

The -onuittee having I'm charge tbe ar
rsngelnents for the pnhiic memorial ever
ri.es. ,o bs conducted on Saturday next.
under the snsuices of the Grand Army 81
ths Republlc. has issued the following gen
ers G~fer
TIE procession. consisting - the Grand
ArmV Poets eid soldiers and military cow-
panie-. with sneh soc1ete4 and ritzeBs ~
will oin %. wtn frrn AZ Gsnpau Place az
3 q clock e. m and move tn FuifOu Street
Para. where srprorrf1te serv1ree viii ~
isontucfe,i nV tne CLERGY and prominent
.tseakers present. A general invitation is
hereby extended ga the members ~ 1nr -i y
governments - All socleties ard the puhac
generally t1 susuend husiness snsf lUin with
~ In foiug honor - IRE u3emory ~ our
x-eat ~srru r1sn,3er teen. tir-ant teion ztasi ~
.he Nafion. Lee ~ nne snd slt rifhont -
tsntsfirn. huf quietly ard rsvarentiF. show
snr rasrert to the Nation iesd
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

The Mount Olive Club OF Grand Rapids
vii give grand excursion TO Rome City,
Ind. on Tuesday. An.,. 4. the train leaving
the Union Depot AZ a. m. arriving in
Rome City 81 l0-35 a. n; leaving on the re
turn trip at $40 p. m. Come one, come all,
and have a good time. Fare for the round
trip <l25 Tickets for sale 70 the Union
TA.ragf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

" asalsosos, Aagust f-Fof the OpVer
I4xs- Generally faIrs north sestsfly @inds.
becoming variable. asasss stationary leIn-
porature.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
i " Ntufa 1f MicLil.a.L L-.n.Ia Of knnI lr..

NOTICE OF COMM lSSIONkRS ON CLAIMS
~ State Of Michigan. County of Kent. 81: Pro
bate Court for said county
Estate Of Francis II. Gilbert decreased.
The undersigned having been appointed hy the
Hon. Judge of Probate of said county. (omuis-
sionera on Claims in the matter Of said estate
and six months from the - day 81 June, A D.
1885 having been allowed 10y sai Judge 4 Pro-
bate. To all persons having claims against said
tate. in which 10 present their claims 20 us for
animation and adjustment.
Notice Is hereby gwen that Will Tocet ON
Saturday. the 18th day of August. A. ID. lsss. and
Saturday. the 3bth day of DeceTntcr. A. ID.
1SSs AT ten o'clock y. Of each day. Of be Office
of Julius HouHenan. in Houseman building. in
the city If tirand Rapids. IN said county. 20 re-
ceive and examine such claims.
DATED July ls. A. ID. 1856.
julius HousFMkS.
LFsUEL ID. PUTNAM.
I Commissioners.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Furniture parOr suits, chamber sBits.
marble top tables. upholstered goods on
patent rockers. easy chairs. etc. etc, sold
on fnsfgliaeafs No lease or mortgage re
quired. Cash calls for bottom prices AZ the
old reliable stand.
4. ]. CHrRCH & Co,
T. and o. Canal street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

49, ss-osoFtbsF ADf fsossgi5-s lss tEL<-
s~.z r4sNsa@lrts 4ss1 prDgsBtig iSs4t co~fsr a
fssSr ~ Hoslfyias tsls og1cs ~ tstsphD@s -
sss11l ssra- OaF beler rnons aanlDsr - 81.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
. . .
DIED.

WALL.-Int is city Aug. 3. Charles JudsOn.
youngest son Of Cornelius A. Wall. a. " Clin-
ton street.. of consumption, at 4 - q. IA. aged
iS yeare : mOnif ; and q days.
The great claim of the new medical discoy-
ery,-Red Star Cough Cure,-is that while II
cures promptly and surely, it leaves no de-
pressing effects behind.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
pnllBRlCk & BLAKE.

Rasi Fsesf erd Is~ oHicse
feel a~rsfe ~ sssis e1f - rer.f- Hf1e3 fpsn~d
Eerrs rri ier1~3 an6 pr-Ier-F irsfx~r sffeT - re
y.sr ~ ssrlFlssIie rH7s~. k1rrrA fnf1eE ose<k
& snf q Nrrgra~ efr@r
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Peck's Beef Iron and Wine - cents per
pint. Ou- own make. Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

have one ueu frst-cia=s Track Sulky for
sale, made hy a popular builder Phetons.
Surrey and Buggies. - ny ovn make. FOR
sale. si prices - suit the times George &
Fitch. ~ south Division ztf eet
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Try the six meal ticket AZ the Windsor
Dining Hall. ia Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
KALI AND G. US.
Star Clothing House

y BNo~ y the time 10 leave your order for suits orpar
made 10 order We guarantee ~ you from - to $40
spring pnces.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Remember the opening ~ the Popular
shoe Store AZ g. Canal street this evening
4 band ~ music III sttendanrs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Price cad ard oii before tuying Csr
not he 1rdersoid. Psck Isnz Score
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

fientleueu. before going sway fo- vars
son 80 nos forget - cali AZ Gardner &
2avte~z ard ref hsfhinr suit
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Mr " RI Middleton devotes his entire
hu7e e. onr prfscrlption work. Correctues7
and accuracy are secured ouiy hy perfec-
system He have the largest prescription
b7-ine-- n Nichi gan Pecs's Drug store
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
LADIES

La DIES
Tf.e Pudd3refrr Nefsilic urass Z rf'e- We
svsraod ffre sois rr.eris A. ti.e Ner Driezsrss
reltiF ever ~ flffa~ sysferss 81 aTfsfFr,re 1ffsf
sgsse-r : sn7 u ~ vHy- ~fgiisf.. ersss ard
Ee-f-r- ffrine ars=e erii ~ ~ Nef-1e sfrp~s
Porter Rio.ss r-ioe- ~ srif ~ tirsss. Hu,s
fraNeere
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Mixef psirts. - coIors. in e1srt ard zsi.o'
eans. Perk Irng store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
This Sounds Like " Blowing
BUT WE CAN PROVE ITI

We have over 100 odd left from suits half Of then
though they come from s. So and s. suits viii be sold
The other half somewhat larger and better 60 al %
ing2 This Is all Will have 20 say about harga
counters and the you and get Of them
better you'll be off
Hundreds of people hereabouts know that when adve
BARGAINS. we have them. If any Is dissatisfied wit
any of the above bargains after showing them has meh
ant friends viii cheerfully refund the money
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Toota scss 5-s7s Do -sntz pe- bottle.
Peck's Drag Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

f-eecF~Vfs prepared e rnf - 2afs
PER nsoush- No fancy rrlees. Pecss Dag
Store.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-10

A GLoBE-REPUBLIc representative called
upon Judge Soldiers, Of Cleveland, to know
whether Hon. W. G. Rose, OF this city, was
candidate. The Judge said:
W. G. Rose has at no time or place, by ac,
or word. labored for or sought the Governor
ship, as he ia desirous that harmony and fra
ternal feeling should dictate the nomination.
ln his letter TO me OF June 5, 1885, he SAYS:
"There are several able and distinguished
gentlemen seeking the nomination. Nothing
would please me more than to receive ,ele-
gram from you on the llth inst. that one
OF them had been nominated. But il
the convention should otherwise
decree and in the interests OF harmony, the
choice should fall upon me, would CRATE
fully accept the nomination" We in Cuys.
hogs, and host in the State, feel that we
can present the strongest and most available
candidate upon whom all can center aud who
will lead us TO glorious victory and redeem
the State. A distinguished citizen, popular
With all classes, especially the toilinR
masses, who 30 well know his great heart and
generous nature. Cuyahoga county is not
unfriendly to Judge Foraker, aud should be,
or either OF the patriotic soldiers, Generals
Beatty and Kennedy. be nominated she will
cheerfully support the nominee. But the af-
lection for and confidence in the popularity
and strength Of William G. Rose has caused
our county spontaneously to send q solid
Rose delegation to vote and labor for his
nomination, should the interests of the party
demand bis nomination.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-10
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10.
GLOBE-KEPUBLIC.
Morning and Evening Editions.

Morning and Evening Editions.
We shall issue at an early hour tomor-
row morning edition Of the GLoBE-RE-
PUBLIC, with full night dispatches and full
reports Of all local occurrences-especially
those related to the Republican State Con-
vention. This edition will have eight
pages OF matter and will be sold by news.
boys, at the news stands and at our coun.
ter in the GLOBE REPUBLIC building, West
High street.
Tomorrow Thursday at O'Clock
the first edition of the evening
GLoBE-REPUBLIc will be put to press; the
second edition at three o'clock the
third and regular edition (Which will be
delivered to our subscribers) at four
o'clock, and such other editions will be is.
sued subsequently, as may be required.
This edition will have the day dispatches
and full reports Of the Convention to the
hour Of issue, and will contain eight pages
of matter.
An eight page edition of the GLoBR
REPUBLIC will also be issued, with the
night dispatches and accounts of the clos
ing scenes of the Convention, early Fri
day morning.
KINNEY, NICHOLS Il Co.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-10
Father, Mother, and Three sistsrs Dead.

eesAvAs AvsnVAS OAN AAAO0 OA1b0AD A0oVs
Mr.. David Claypool, formerly Sergeant
alarms ofthe New Jersey Senate, and now
Notary Public at Cedarville, Cumberland
Co., N. j., makes the following startling
statement: "My father, mother, and three
sisters all died with consumption, and my
lungs were 80 weak | raised blood. +. Nobody
thought I could live. My work (ship-
smithing)wa very straining on me with my
weak constitution, and was rapidly going
to the grave. While in this condition l
commenced using Mishler's Herb Bitters,
and it saved my life. Because it was so
difficult to get it in this little place, and
had improved 30 much, stopped taking it
for q time, and the result is that have
commenced going rapidly down hill again.
Somehow, Mishler's Herb Bitters gives
appetite and strengthens and builds me up
as nothing else does, and must have q
dozen bottles at once. Use this commu-
nication as you please, and if any one wants
to be convinced Of its truth, let them write
me and will make affidavit to il, for l
owe my life to Mishler's Herb Bitters."
The esecret of the almost invariable relief
and cure Of consumption, dysentery, diar-
rhea, dyspepsia, indigestion, kidney and
liver complaints, when Mishler's Herb
Bitters is used, is that it contains simple,
harmless, and yet powerful Ingredients,
that act on the blood, kidneys, and liver,
and through them strengthens and invigor-
ates the whole system. Purely vegetable
in it's composition; prepared by regular
physician; a standard medicinal prepara-
tion; endorsed by physicians and drug
gists. These are four strong points in favor
Of Mishler's Herb Bitters. Mishler's Herb
Bitters is sold by all druggists. Price $1.00
per large bottle. 9 bottles for $500.
Ask your druesist for MisHLER's Herb BrrrRRs
II he does not keep IT, do not take anything else but
send postal card 70 MlsHI ER HHRB BITTRns Co.
64 Commerce Street, PhladelphiA