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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
FOUND AT LAST.

The place TO get yOur sewing machines re-
paired satisfactorily. To this fsct there are
many Of the people Of Grand Rapids who
can attest and are pleased to recommend
my work. I sill call at any residence or
shop ia the city and examine your machine.
tell you what can be done and 'Ehet it Till
cost free Of charge ] am getting EsDstsis
every dsy asking me to CAL and look Al ma
chimes. tins saves any expense OF trouble on
y0ur part until you know exactly what viil
be tie result Remember ] DO not sell new
machines or vork Tor any company. ard
have no inferes; At stake bat my reputation
~ a repairer ~ sewing machines. ] 0Iened
NY shop ~ 10 Summit street ahvnf oue year
ago and am pleased e. boast u good trade.
but still can do more and want everY ia6y 3
patronsze. / keep I'll. kinds - sewing ma
chine repairs, OILS needles and attachments.
and reqair Ell kinds Of machines When Yuu
send me a postal state what Kind - p
machine you have and vili know what ~
bring vhen J come.
J. II. STRICKLAND.
sewing Machinis Adiuster.
shop 10 SummIf street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

Citr Clerk Relknap sars the uusizhtly
,sooslen -hantiss nox Decorating many Of
tire urumnent street CORNERS. and used a.
res.nuf srd 'efrruadr sfsusls. rnust 20. The
hcen-e permit dre= uot grant to she regalers
the privilege ~ leanl slch stands a. thsV see
81 or the uiac'u1 ~ Them where they VIII
eb-frrrf fraraA ard tse ricsetv. nsf-ovar-
yos.ifg stationary str1ls TRES rnusf be removed
.1 sicf streets. ~ unVahie sfrurinre- must
~ ahtainai tn -ssa tleir oiacns The stands
are .rrners iF ovnei av rOor persons. ssho
have iftie. n any sfher n1fans ~ suurisrt
bat .he i..rk says Coz tire fIfafa aiese aeliers
Fnn-f nut shnse their privileges
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
Follows Her husband.

Three weeks ago George IL. Henderson,
Who had been employed as a salesman IL
Yesterday morning his wife, who has been p
long sufferer from the same disease, passed
away. TIE remains were taken 70 Fort
Wayne. Ind. for burial, Henry Spring. the
generous and friendly benefactOr of the
family. ACCOMMODATING them. The deceased
leave one child. girl eight years old, which
has been adopted 5y Mrs. Murphy. OF Fort
WaVue
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
a Onint Msddinp.

A very quiet wedding was solemnized at
the residence Of the brides mother, 25t
Cherry street. yesterday afternoon, the con
tracing parties being Harry Long and Miss
Margaret Brown. Rev. A. K. Merriam Oihcl-
asiug Several elegant and costly presents
were given the happy couple. after which
bounleou- wedding feast WAS prepared by
julius kuhu. caterer. The bride and groom
left on the afternoon tram for Chicago and
the Pacific coast.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
A FLucrUATlNG MARKET.
Track OF II and 10 Keep the People
Posted

a Man Who Knows How TO Keep
Track OF II and 70 Keep the People
Posted
IL i quite evident % those who have given
the matter any particular attention that the
prices quoted on staple aud fancy groceries
by Hatch. do not suit many of his competi-
tors, and a d sample of the arguments used
by some OF them in their endeayors 10 hold
their customers. and still get the old prices.
The following conversation overheard yester-
day by a reporter of TIE TELEGRAM, in a
vell-knOwn grocery house speaks for itself.
Said the grOceryman, We don't quote prices
from the fact of the continued huctuation of
the markets, but we are always glad to fur
nish them on application. Then again our
goods are all first class, no low grade or
adulterated goods can be found in our stock.
Ours are the purest and the best But, said
the customer. Il notice that Mr.. Hatch L.
constantly quoting prices that are consider
ably lower than yours Very true" re-
piled the grocery man, but you must remem-
Der To quote prices Is one thing, but 10 fur
nish first class. strictly pure goods at those
prices Is another. We can't do it..
This struck the reporter a being a peculiar
argument for one tradesmen TO use against
another, especially when the one referred 20
has been in business for years and now has
one of the finest retail grocery trades in the
city. anu VINO, through Cio-t htlCnilOu anu
careful management of his business, and
keeping none but firSt-class goods, both
staple and fancy and only such as are kept
by all of the leading grocery houses, is now
IN position to pay the cash for all that he
buys, and everyone knows Chat 10 buy for
I cash in these hard times. means nothing
more or less than a heavy discount from the
long time or credit prices. This being the
I fact, II II not 10 bee wondered at that his
would be competitors, that are buying on 90
and - days time, and some of them even
then asking for extensions. do not care 10
/ publish price lists. Many of these firms ac-
/ tualy pay more for some of these goods than
/ Hatch gets at retail, and still Hatch makes
/ his profit simply because he Il a close buyer
I and has the ready cash. The facts as
summed up by the reporter, are that Hatch
/ with his weekly published price lists, is max
I ing all OF his competitors sick. and they can
not compete with bis quotations without los
/ ing money. While Hatch Is doing a large
/ and constantly increasing business, and
/ nothing causes him To smile so quickly as
I when some OF MS competitors complain OF
/ dull trade. Why, said Hatch 10 the reporter
/ my trade j. nearly double what it was last
I year at this time. and l am convinced that
/ can make more money in the end by selling
I everything at a very small profit. Here. at
I least. l. one grOceryman who Is not afraid OF
I the fluctuations of the market. and his quo
/ tations are well worth reading. and it will
I pay the readers to watch them and trade
/ with Hatch.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

tl.ven Fsvcsli and his escenant come,ig
crsnnanv nlsve.i prazinx' 60 emrtv ehairs
s,,d air ~ Reslnrrlds tsrsnd lasi evening
rAe l.aroraur nlaEai veii considering fhe
y~eu4 .ss.ia szsiraf whfeh f fad ta eouiend.
ana thai fha .fsrrnf ananisers ~ the east
s.,lt fha p..-f ~ A. arcreciaHiva sud5eure
"a. .,,fs~art The t-sratsanF IS deserving of
t,..@+..- fsta This aranfnr TIE tearfnz farrisl
.,rra.i,- lfRourref ,4 - - presented and a
hili ao,sse .h.1fld V,tne-- g.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
Strangers in a S,rangs Land.

A dispatch from New York city says that
FIVE children. whose ages range from 10 ~
consigned % their uncle. Albert Heftnir,
Berlin. Ottawa County. Michigan. Tbechii-
drens' mother died before they left home
and their father died upon the journey t.
America and vas buried at sea. The pas-en
gers raised pa-se of ZOO marks S25o) for
tha ORPHANS.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
Only tor snite.

Al0nzo Aiusw1rta confessed his guilt o.
District Attorney Stone yesterday while on
Tia way to Charlotte for examination. He
wa charged with sending obscene letters
through the waIis 10 young lady who
wouldnt sanction hi= ways. Hrs explanation
il thar Il vss only for spite. Judge With
ey viii deal with him, after which the How
ard City bank officials will look into hIs csse.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
Change Of places

The National eucampmeut Of the Sons %
Veierans vii be held in this city. instead IF
in Detroit. Ia Sepsember, AZ the same date
a. the reunion ~ the Army 81 che Cumber-
land it is azpected that shout four thou
sand members % the order viii De present.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

Col. l.es MOI SUBJECT Tor the Insane
Asllna Al Present.


For TIE pazt u.oalh SENSATIONAL stories hsss
bssa SEATED upoB the stTeets concerning
Col Stewart Ives, th< ianlDeruzaa. and ssF
era of tae more Fseeat perf0rn2anees ~ the
zentlemaB hase le.sd usany q believe rhat be
~ss hhofing lbdsF ten porsry insanity. A
brother u The mahgaed nan znd Smother
a8eBlb of tie Ives s Lnulher Company were
seen aast evening b q fsL2oaha reporter
and IElerrogatet concerning the many
stories a1oat These men SAY thai Cot. Ives
has been ia poor health Tor some tiane. has
carried unnecessary fssp0nsi oIllIIes and bar
oeus. 1nll 8oru CUT and Blach Ia Esed of
rest. he affairs OF the lumbeF company
they declare are Ia good coHdItIOn ami the
estate l. not involved The fSyoklBz Of Col
Ive-'s power 0f attorney a. agent OF the e.
tate. wa= doue oy 4. Clifford smith, Of BUf-
faiO. with Nr. lyes's fQli consent and for the
reason that be sas Becoming broken down
under business ears. The Colonel. Il i az
Disted. has acted strangely AZ tunes, bat his
brother believes all sa- due - his poor health
and be thinks, With fest aud care, he viii
soon regain strength and be able % attend 10
business duties. The lvss's estate is large
and valuable one aud consists OF mills al
Hungsrf0rd and large pine tracts Ia that
fAtiAiltls 4 Tic llfrtt Ncif7 10 the estate aft
Col. Stewart Ives. Ms. ). ". De Kraft and
Geo. Ives. OF tins city. and Mrs. L. Clifford
Smith OF Buffalo, \. \. Col. Ives viii not
De placed ia al insane asylum, at least for
the present, a. his relatives and friends he
iieVe it Il not necessary
hon. William Autchier member of Con
gssss from the Tenth Pennsylvsnia District.
Joins distinguished legislators ia saying that
Red Star Cough Cure l. a valuable discovery;
that il cures promptly and Is tree from
Opiates
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

quilt competition r. proving a great draw.
Every lsdy shoHld see this most novel pxbi-
hitiou. st ID n. n2- fhe voting was as fei-
bows. No ! gnit IIs votes. NJ. ?. 1w
votes. NJ. r lis votes NJ. 8, 30 votes. No.
s 10 votes NJ. 6. 3 votes. No. T. 21G
.-.--.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

TIE next regular meeting of Coed Intent
Assembly, 2.aT wiH he held al the odd Fei-
lows Hall. FisFea's block. next InesdeV
evening af check SHARP A good sfteu,i-
ance is reouaefe3 ~ tlse sefni -annral election
81 Officers aust take place al eats meeting
~ order ~ ire ~ "
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

= sasaIsolOss 3lEs -5.--kor tna Upper
Lakas. isea. r.las. prsee,isd ln saslsfl pr
tlon - fair ssalher. variable siuds, gsn-
araliI sogsheriy. silzhCg warmer falling
baF9lastef.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
ITEM TON
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,

TS-g f~frrsas Nerai Fret Bar sese,s urs 90
kfss3s - fnrri1c- also Tar ies~ flstins and
Fsering 1one -
~. R4DEH a. 90.
p r. e @sserie-, sfr-~t isras1 f.sgs.ss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
Morning Telegram.

4My s,.1ssFlber ,.ot rsssiosssg tAE lELz-
s..a rsgsilsaFks al.a gss8ss,fis sSsti e9AjsF .
ssor ~ .softfai.g fAas ggsos ~ .slopisoss ~
soslsal e.lfa oar lelsIhals aaEnosr 10 a5l.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

Fsncv soap= at Peck's Drur stare. 30
sin.is - sslect from.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

The Novelty Innch Roos7 open nizht and
dsv - Pearl street. orposite Sweet Hotel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
Fire-Crackers and FLAGS,

Go to r. 3. Vinegar. No. North Divi-
sion street, Porter Block. for your Fourth OF
July Flags and Fire Crackers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

Lettuce seap 81 NHs : Iaesg'. Fsar-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

Tfs Reck. German goistxne. eqnsi 81 the
imported fsrtes $50 par pint lee per o..
~ Peek ffue Si1fe
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

Three bottles of Ayers or Hoods Sarsa
pariila for $50. at Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
The European Hotel.

4 tasty hotel on the European plan has re-
Gently been opened at No. - Canal street.
The restaurant department l. underthe man
agement of j. W. Dillon. 1t is In excellent
style, and choice meals are given for twenty
five cents.
Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Powder at Mills
4 Lacey's Pharmacy.
Trusses. a large stock and the most ap-
proved kinds. at Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25
Paul w. Friedlich's
"a MONROE STREET.

These bargains are offered to make
room for the elegant new stock of Stein
way, Sohmer, Hardman, and Behr,
Pianos.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

Vaseline IN pound cans. Prices reduced
At Peck Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

store. our own importation.
Lots Sold.
Arthur Green just bought the lot on Nc
DOweIl street. next west of DR.. Falling
residence, and J. G. Heyboer the lot on HOl-
brook. formerly owned by Charles Parrish.
of Chicago. buyers will both build Sales
were made by Tnttle Bros.
Detroit mixed paints and colo-s in paste
form at Peck's Drug Store.
The PIsaisr- Cigar at Mills d Iacey's
Pharmacy
Track Sulky.
have one new frst-class Track Sulky for
sale. made by popular builder. Phaton-.
Surreys and buggies, of my own make. for
-ale. AZ prices 60 suit the times. George G..
Fitch. - south Division street
The Pleaders are 10 cent ciear for cents
At Mills q Lacey Pharmacy.
Pure ground spices st prices usually
charged for the commercial article AZ Peck :
Drug Store.
Mills 8 Lacey's Pharmacy and Surgical
Instrument Depot is tae place 20 huy svery
thing m the drug Or instrument hne.
None hut pure medicines dispensed 1T
Mills iacey's Pharmacy.
The best plsce 20 let your I.unch l. at the
Novelty, - Pearl street. Opposite sweets
Hotel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

Try imported bay rum from Peck's Drug
Store Our own importation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-25

TELEPHONE CALL ie2
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
An Eve To business
IPeck's sun ]

Pa has always been very successful IN
bic operations in stocks. she said. az they
sat together in the psrlor. "snd I have
gwen 50 much attention - bic meth Cd
that think could "a into the market and
operate successfully my self
Indeed" he said. with mrch interest,
~ hs bad iuss drawn week's SALARY
head - pay an election bet. and "a
enfefsng hev he cesld make up The de-
ieie ev that would make ltself felt wHe
uard hiil beeane dae "inde-ds fhen
7 santel ta speculate voa rossld. par
sne- give ne few pointsN
aave ~ 3mbt I eould rfvp vnu ssns.
~ adviee. sho SAID
Fh7e Sarpose ene1 wss zninQ de~n snx
n in4. what ~oald he ne yr~res
pafsnet~
Hsf 7 sh-afd ssv.~ she replied. ss .h
a nto tke steve snd ef tke la4.r..
- - vsY csarsn uaaid - - ruf = hf<jr
ne usl nn the fFe sra tur- 8.-r he
fnr 49, hssss kis~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09

We have used Kal : Magic on for internal sId
external Npplicatiss IL casfe IL ttd s,lls ats
barns. hfuises. etc.. and md nssne ssettef. IL
especially adapted 10 ch1ldrea. a. 4 he E@ra
with safety and satisfaction and ~ s@rnsetiy
rccommend u - p4rsDts
hnskasull. Sept. ~ loet.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
THE COURT OF LAST APPEAL
Remedial Agent That Could BE Depend
ed Upon When All Others Failed.
TDafrnif Free Press

A Remedial Agent That Could BE Depend
ed Upon When All Others Failed.
IDetroit Free Press.l
She was a small woman, neatly dressed
in black, and was evidently mad all
through.
"Are you the Mayor"
"No, ma'am, but attend to his business
in his absence. What can l do for your"
replied Justice elect Robinson, with bow
that showed that his hair was parted be-
hind.
II want TO make a complaint."l
Against whom?" inquired the Judge, al
he thrust his thumbs into the arm-hOles o.
his vest and tried TO look like Chief Justice
Waite.
Against Judge Miner, and Clerk Shea.
han, and Superintendent Conely, and Cap
tain Burger, and the policemen and every.
body"
"What has Miner donet'
to take walk"
"And Sheahan, what did he dos"
"He called me the same, and told me to
get out or he'd throw me out"
"And Conley?"
"He called me worse than Miner, and
said that il didn't step out of his Office In
n hurry he'd send me to the lookup"
"And the rest of themy"
"They oil call me bad, and the police
point me out on the street and tell every
body who goes by that am bad, and the
men point their fingers st me. I want it
stopped,' and the little woman sta mped
spitefully and flashed her black eyes.
'Such conduct upon the part of public
officials is reprehensible in the extreme,
madam, aud you can rely upon me. 1t shall
be stopped forthwith"
"But how are you going 10 do it,"
81 will speak TO his Honor, the Mayor. in
your behalf"
"And il he doesn't stop ity''
"1hen | will appeal 10 his Excellency,
the Governor of the State"
"And what If he won't do itfH
"In that case, madam, I shall lay the
matter before the President Of the United
States"
"But what IL be won't stop its''
"Then, acting in my judicial capacity,
will myself stretch forth the strong right
arm Of the law. and this great wrong ~nl
Immediately terminate"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
1T IS THE WOMANS FRIEND
Read Thisi

TIE Professors could not cure rheumatism.
bnt that simple remedy known as Steketee's :
Neuralgis Drops came 10 relieve the patien;
and cured her:
GRAND RAuDs. Mich. Jan. q. isss.-Mr.
Geo. q. Steketee: My wife was treated for
rheumatism by one of the best physicians of
this city. and after having paid him large
sum OF money for his services and medicine
we found that he did not cure her, on the con
trary. she was growing worse. Rn,. thanks 20
Steketees Neuralgia Drops. after using sne
bottle ~ S;ekeiee's Neuralgia Drops she is
cured. We cheerfully recommend this rerne<i,
No family should b. without this excelieni
remedy
PrTFn pTFp
No. e Fourth avenue
Grand Rapids Mich
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
PrTEn PfFs.
No. e Fourth avenue
Grand Rapids. Mich

FEMALE COMPLAlNTS-T Remedy is a for
Poapus Uter and all Female Weaknesses including Irregular
and painful Menstruaton Inflammation and liberation of tho
Bowels Stomach any pain in human beings no matter
where located 1t is the cheapest medicine known
bottle will last patient sixteen days If used according to dec
tons The price is but soc For Rheumatism and Kidney Dis
the patient should Sekeees Lnment in connection
with the neuralgia Drops you call for Seketees Neuralgia
Drops the Drug Store and they have got on sale or will
not get for you then send to the undersigned will send 10
any address bottle of Lnment and bottles Neuralgia
Drops for dollar and twenty five the express
office Address
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09

IOOO0 To loan in amounts OF $500 and
OOOO upward on productive real
estate In Kent County; also 40 ci Y lots for sale
low and upon easy terms. or will build and sell
on contract. 4. nj. Barnard. 5s Lyon street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
Notice to Stockholders.

Office Of Secretary
Grand Rapids 4 Indiana RaiiFoad.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. l. 1855.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Grand Rapids 4 Indiana Railroad ompany. will
BE- held in the general Office ia the city Of GIand
Rapids Mich. ON Wednesday. March 4. lssa al
one o'clock y. m. for he election Of thlreen
directors. constituting board. 20 for the
other business may be presented at the meet
ing.
mere will be submitted 10 the stockholders az
said meeting agreement for the consolidation
of the Grand Rapids Indiana 4 Msckinaw Rail
road Comp ny. with the Grand Rapids India q
Railroad Company which agreement has hereto
fore been entered into between the Boards of Di-
rectors OF sand two companies.
by order of the Board Of Directors.
j. II. y. HUGHkKI
Secretary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09

aFa sisf sxplsln ssaia s>ss
preparation IL ~ ral asef
e ae Tine sBent IN srla sad she
zieeeSe 81 keerinr = - v ssraes
stick. Win vefy srsn snS sl -as .sns
ftsr1s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
II Was a Success.

LINCOLN, Neb.-Nr. @. G. Steketee: Eve
have used your Neuralgia Drops with great
success. $50 A street. Gro. MARTIN"
From same place. Read what Rev. ].
Msrsh says, Nov. 8, 1884: I'VE have used
about one bottle of your Neuralgia Drops.
and we think them excellent for what they
are recommended. 1876 A street.
REV. J. MARSH"
Ask your druggists for Steketees Neuralgia
Drops Take no other.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
BOARDING.

ROARDING-By the day or week. Good ac-
- commodations foI ladies or gentlemen. ~
West Park Place. Iw
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
SICK HEADACHE

Cured BY Use of Steketee's NeUraleis
Drops.
oxForD NrcH.
Er. Sielsiee. Il think vour keurslcs,
Drops a splendid medicine II has done
me more good than am medicine have ever
taken for Chronic SICK HesdacieH
Mhs. G b. CLknK
Ask your druggist for Stekstss's Nsurssgs
Drops Take no other
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
J. ". EDDy.
Gfand Haven. April =. fSS4.
lOurs truly. JACOB DESPE1IEh

We have used s0ur Magic oii for segerei ieer4,
and would noi Ike g. ht without a. a. l. ess@
family nledlcine, va. huuls. Bruises hs.is
Iiruaf Colds. etc henca lftils rt,.ofnlnene II a
the public. kkt. r. NAADEhN llkfS.
Patterson ~ J. fsh Ia Is-L
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
Grand Ra icls
NATIONAL BANK.

or GRAND RAPIDS. MICHIGAN.
Organized 1srch lss0
Capital, $500, ,ooO
Surplus, Is 90, 900.
EDWIN L. UHI. FREEMAN GODFREY.
President hics~fp~ideni.
WM. WIDDlC OMR. Cashier.
SE- Interest at Ter cent. GER Ennun "a al
time deposits.
DIItfCrOnS
Edwin +. Uh. Freeman fieifreg
Geo. H. Long fnos Putnam
Vim. q. HerpolsheiInor Al. J. CLARK
ID. III. Waters. Joe. Houseu.sn
Geo. C. kimball Charles - Hazaltsn-
bl. EngieInan. Ihonss H. Nunlscs>
Wni. WidficOmb
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09

Europe, sending for friends there will
fndt To their interest TO call on the undersigned
Agent Of White Star and Dominion Line of ocean
cleaners for tickets, 4. w. Tower. room ID
Houseman BLOCK
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09

external Applcatilss IL casfe IL ids. sls nts
especially adspsa 10 'i easrsa a. 4 e@n l ss
with safety and satisfaction. and e@rls>l;t
rcoemmend u 70 paEyuts-
haskason. sept ~ lao$
have used yan's Ma.ac I'll Cor Neursleis. kne
u Lac proved to bv satisfactory, as a hes co-ed
me entlrsjys also cur ne1t door I4faalbor ~ss
cured by IL. Joeisans Aioft H. lnieFnal I'D
Bore Ihrosi. Combined wlth = severe tuosh ana
h1ssrsenere: aiso nlan rs The uaDe ~ ntofs
h~antens wAs cured % q - . srrs seNert Lame
back can never 49, teo IDach ~ prslse oi sotz
Mage Gal
Grand Haven April - Is>s.
lours truly, JACOB DEcFEi1thh
We have used yuur Magic oil for several yearz
and would nu Like g. hs Vill0ug a. a. a l. aess2e
family medicine. va hurls. hrillsfs- h<ts
Threat. Colds etc. hench truly rsseofnlnene II 4
the public. kEt. r. AAAIEilN llkf-A
Patterson. n J.. Fsh. il. iss-l
Muskeeua. Mich.
Ma \. q. tAHDkRITNDfs-Ne have Hss.d susn
Magic Oh with eFtTll tailhfAcilok. Alne al
children taken slcA with ieo-chlle1l clIb-
therla- OF coUrse einplosed doctof. bot lie
child grew every day. oDe morning. Tie
doctor called With four more al bls lroie>siul
and consalted. IL tie ciid ~oEid lse alive tho
evening they were 10 ospel tue cilds tfFssag Gnt
cut the phlegu out. THE l did nsa approve of,
but there no hoIP II the cald'e Fe,8sors,
consented. Finally our helelsbor, Mrs. .. Nanosf-
werp, called with bottle sf your Mss.ic oll aIss
asked II We would use tit essuid cosi us nesA-
lng. Ne gave the child fiu< ssT i've dTOls In
tsrnally esss h"af. aud ioullcei lise -sse If an
fesss with ..llu bithed Iis hrAsg well VITA
Magic Oli and when the doctor n tiie even
ing lac wanted to know what Ne had given
child. sss II breatiled much easier / tOld hin
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