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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
HONOR HIS MEMORY.
Eulogtstic Resolutions Adopted By III
Orand Rapids National Bank.

Eulogtstic Resolutions Adopted By the
Grand Rapids National Bank.
At a meeting Of the directors OF the
Grand Rapids National Bank, held YES
terday, the following resolutions were
adopted
The directors OF the Grand Rapids
National Bank, in common With their
fellow citizens, have learned with re-
gret Ot the death OF Mr. William B.
Ledyard, who departed this life on the
9th INST, at the age Of s. years, and
desire hereby 90 formally express their
estimation OF hls valued services 90 TINS
bank % the early ye ars Of Us existence,
and his worth as a citizen.
MIR. Ledyard was the admin stratOr
Of the estate OF the late Nose, Y. Add
dr.ch, and as such, IN the year 1850,
took the initiative steps for the orgunILa-
ton OF this Uank as a successor % the
banking house of Mr.. AldriCh, and was
one of its incorpOratOrs. tie was q
member OF is first board OF directors,
bat soon thereafter withdrew from the
directory on account OF failing health.
It's Judgment was AZ all tunes excellent,
Mss counsel valuable.
"Rss0lrsd, That in his death the COM
muuty has lost n good man and
Just one, who 10y industry, prudence
amt tne str.Ctest integrity has left the
record OF a successful business life.
"Rssoircd, That We extend 10 his
widow and children our sincere SYM
pathy. and thatt cashier DE instructed
70 furnish 70 the family copy Of these
resolutions
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

~ sora l,.r...- ,.s. nrgz- Is l1so
ns.r III
~'~- - "s-- . - ..,..
i-a-- '--'-s' - so1iA--- II.
-sd . lie oeleE L1at hs VIZ
proper sas5ecE tor ahe Reform oe-'''-'
Bnt .ige Ho.coa.b leaned Ehst 5oea
,-z.s,.ra,t fro-- t,s+ ,-..stlstiol long
,s....- ..,..farring
49, 49, 'ss-A- 1A5 ~
u a4s oo----->@ed t1at zen 1Ae
es--l = 500. tA@ Ptole4 '7
go % ---' 81 ' cent
4l-Itiaas 'so%si re i-aa 49, -I..-
sa 70 D-eaA 49, @Ld 80 .totre
DatA ~ l-e "es-'' ".-i le ,r.-...,.
"@- ii ~
James l'eA-ot '-l, MO Mss isr-r-
49, 10y ~-.-- ---- ~ is,t
--%- T D4al -.-@ 4~@ss' i-9
i-L 1"7nts aass'
Joe Day Is an ungratefui ao5' ana
failed " sl0W up yesterday 49,. ,-'-'e >
~ pr0m.se. lie WAs COW cted oi d4soi .
derry conduct some days ago ~al
when tie jail stared nlm in tno ace -le
begged cn "ith the solemn foN - re-
lUrl ll q Il" days ana pay 49,. --'
But he dd not Eet1ra, ana i i' 80
out mat Joe Day has gone away lOi
ever I'D ever, 40 one will he sorry
A warrant i oat for George Lynham
whose VIE says he vii not give las
family 4 proper support.
r,tr pro..L.o,ev4r i., had bov. and
j. ,.,,.,,r.-.t r,o,ard the Reform school.
lIf -. f@....' h., -. ...,-l~r before. on a
- -- ~ t~r-oi.v and noV, a warrant
! on sfrar nm Tor the ssme ofense.
- -. r.,.,..l ,...ll .,e,d
4 IeoA NIS '''''ea Do"o -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
The Dummy Line.

Frequent inquiries having been made
as to whether the Street Railway Com
pany would run is cars to the lake to-
day, er.nteudent Bevicr was called
upon for information upon the sub
leC-. Mr. BevIcr SAYS the company VIII
not run cars on the dummy line today,
because, under the decree of Judge
Grove. IN the case OF Fisher vs.. the
company, sufficient municipal author
Ity has not yet been obtained TO au-
thorlzs the use of East-st. for the pur-
pose. that while the township board of
Grand Rapids have granted an amend
ed ordinance meeting the objection
raised, IN the press Of business attend
ing the closing of the labors of the Old
council and tine inauguration of the
new, the application of the company
Tor an amended ordinance III that
street mas not yet been acted upon in
the city. Until such acton Is taken. the
company VII be unable to operate It's
line 90 the lake.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

en So T. zloLasI 9esA l-s l.1z-z-
ton- - BE- ready for tee Dl1-la-ngs ailc
TIE eQ1eeEn klll traI srer - g.alE &c
l-alel-llsTy from l1-l1 1go - Jsllsol
s~flY q lle faL.
The contracts f9r t-s ccnslr lcll0n ol
f1e 249iten - the last bridge-st
scnool buIding Sere let yesESre 3 s.
Jal.es Curts ell 90 the mason Horz
Tor 1886. John II Frey ~ - tls
caru-l fsE Nork Tor s-la0 4nd Sproul s
Ae'rlrrl 81 ~ tle p.lutIlg tor
$3.50
Mrs. u A. True. Nfe of Tie new
CLERK oF tle revenue once. reC Ce. vsc q
1lsla1ln trDl Chicago, gesLsrGsy, trlat
-eI brother sas Ca. geTs lsly III. Ga ner
E4y O. tle depot. EhltLer Sue aas
gong ~ take tae tran Ia Response o.
Lle 1--t message, sue received aUltler
dispatch .af * her brother aas dead
4 Detroit grl. Della Ward has
begun sult against Capt. Nelson r.
Wllpple 90 tns same cay, for 81 -00
tqr breach OF pTomise. she was the
cook 90 tle Captains boat ana te Z
d tught grl be took al Interest in her
and tired 20 help her on Ia the World.
When la Iouu0 Le could not induce
her t0 drop her loose associate, ne
Dropped ler and smiles g. tn.nk her
acerated affections are worth ~. lCo
more than 4e ~.
An emp.0ye " the Warren-scharf
Asphalt Company sat Ia a Csnal-st.
aldow All day yesterday keeping
couat 0t tie traffic of the street Oa
% large card vas checked or each n0ur
ur tle day. With spaces for all sorts OI
vehicles and tie approximate weight
uf the loads drawn IS one ton, or tao
iJl. IL explained that iu al streets
paved oy tne company this : done. and
after the pavement .s laid figures are
again taken. In ta.s way the increase
utratte Il. tetrrrg med.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

In the United States Court, yesterday.
too hearing ON p.eadtnes and proofs
was concluded ID the case az the Farrell
Foundry aud Machine Company vs..
Farmer Rolling Mi Company. and the
ease was taken ulier aIvscmout.
The court has atIOurnct 70 Tuesday
next. when the FIRST business w,l. e. the
argument ot motion tCr new trial lu
tae rit-ro~'m1ster case %. Fr. Reid.
Judge Jackson VII occupy the bench
with Jud rs ~nvereTs, 3-t here viii b.
tlree cases in which tle cltv IS inter
--tad vz N..er SIS. -l NorrI0f Pub. @
W0rks. Rohy vs. the lltEol Grand Rap
t.s. ard Visscr VS.. the City of Grand
Ear.Is.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

LOUIS N. Fulsr. for some years cler<
NJ the uu1n ticket oHce. has been
appointed travelling passenger agent ~
tre G.. & ". 81. n. I. & y. and $. y r
~r Z. roads bv General Passeu-e
Agent Gsvett Mr. Fuller avo1rg
ufn of good character. vel versei u
-1 road matters. and succeeds N. b.
larpen OF. res gned- Hs the son Of
Circuit Judge Fuller. of Z Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

is the name OF the new plat on tnlon-
ST., between East Fulton and Cherry
st., and for nee home there IS no
place like il IN the city. Water. gas and
sewer inside each lot, Sidewalk aud
street 10 be concrete; only few lots
left; see plat and get prices a; ONCE Of
!. J. Van Leuven, 66 and 81, New
Houseman building
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
TOWN TOPICS.

E. S.. Adams Is waiting bis Old home,
tc-t0ra, Dolo.
Iia March term ot the superior court
.1urlad yesterday
llrre a4s 40 business OF record 10 the
slpru0ur eo4rty yesterday.
new g. q ". ~ time table vii be
plt llto effect next sunday.
Circuit Court Cau-Judge Grove
l.s.l jury cases Nos. 1 and II.
Alderman o. Donuell is seriously Ill
U ll uLammatOry rheumatism.
Mrs. Myrtle Koon Clergyman Is
spending sunday Wlth her parents At
lI-lol-
~.Ktv-.even cars pas a gwen point on
Canll-sL. over toe iOurtracks every hOur
during tle day.
Alexander Mason yesterday sold 70
Frank Hunt part ot lou ., Tregents
adl i0r $3.50 a..
Mss Ella Drew. who has been visit
lng Miss Anna DOuanue, has returned
home to b ( Rapids
Mrs +. f. Welch left saturday for
Detroit and Cleveland. where she Will
spend about four weeks.
The young people OF Park Church
are preparing an elaborate program Tor
t.e May social which VIII occur next
week
Loyd VI. Mills IS starting a new drug
-,ore uu lona-st-. opposite the depot,
with special reference 70 the travelling
trade.
Ca.. S. Baxter has bought a lot on
Windsor Terrace, and - getting out
plans .0r $500 residence 10 be built
ar ..cc
So III. WestcOtt. OF HALEY, y. Y. IS
la fue cI.y vlsung IL, old friend, De
paiy sheriff James NJ. Cook, OF Wash
ll--oE-st.
Arthur stevens. Of Iron Mountain,
has been appointed United states
deputy marshal for his district, ID tue
i.per Peninsula.
t.bert PrsetOrlus, the veteran hook
keeper ~ George Brandt 4 Com
pary = brewery, s the happy father
ClA pound boy.
Barg ars oa Friday night entered the
grocery store Of ". :. Kenyon. 233
West brd-c-st., and tapped the TIL to
tae extent ot IS cents.
ON account Of the funeral Of the late
,t,a.I. +, rr.,..., az Inc cou,rr No.
hons. t.,s ,tt-r-or-
H1gne 2 wilson The young gentle
n utu u.a performed the heroic deed Of
'"..iN'5 week @SO' IS visit
e. W. .a' 't- ~
. ., +" 81. Ie' :
fi.1-'.,s ~o.i"'1ou' Ous 8
-- '-'-o-'
'.s ~. biFI h1s commenced SUIT
I'. -t''l>- S'nIl i'l
'' l."F-4 s-I''fl 'ur
80 '' ''
-nuu 81. Thompson. n special
~ tN tr1t.ruiI Mystic Circle, q
hFrttclt H~t.r, g IN the city
s ,o 1au -e .oa &C.
she c'd hai.d.ar now ised As "a school
rites Church IS to to
st q. 9n rr.paa.ory to the
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

We thank our many customers for
their liberal patronage and beg leave TO
inform those who have not purchased,
that we still have few bagains left in
parlor goods which are going at one
fourth of. star FURNITURE Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Ingram carpets in the most beautiful
patterns and cOloTing. We guarantee
our line OF this importan: fabric TO be
the most perfect on the market; the
best goods, the lowest prices.
SMITH & SANFORD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Don't suffer any longer. ! remove
corns. bunions and ingrowug mails FOR
men. women ana children, and treat
tie feet IN general, without PAIN, al the
Turkish and Russian Bath House, cor
ner Monroe and l0nia-sts.
d. :. LABOURsIIER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

TIE cd store for many years occupied
~ Van Every 4 Co. a. a meat market,
= beng torn down. lo0 can nov nno
the market Ia ~ith Their grocery store
Al No. SIS CznAl-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
The .farketRemoyed

The old store for many years occupied
10y Van Every & Co. as a meat market,
is being torn down. You can now find
the market IN with their grocery store
IT No. % Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

The old store for many years occupied
by Van Every 4 TO. as meat market,
Is being torn down. You can now find
the market N with their grocery store
at No. 30 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

lAe deola&uon q tAs AatolSl 0sT-
1elc Aonament W. take place AZ
Cleveland q. Nav 50 tQr tals cscea-
sl.n tee Lake Saore a Alchleaa SOUTH
ern ka4~ay Company 80 ss-4 eASe3-
1-a tackets - Cleveland Ana return,
May -, az oae lo~esg hTs.-class IAie toF
tne Ioand up. nckets NJ ie sSoa
90 AID Including Jane 2. lase, rel-lr ing
App.K - yogg ucket -ksAs 1oa IaA
F4ltlCL-zTS
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

DrapCries and curtain material; China
silks IN ali the new shadipgs; figured
muslns by the cord. It is . pleasure
TO show them n smith Il SdnfOrds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

J. III. Tatem, Grand Councillor OF the
Order OF Royal Templars Of Temper.
ance, Will speak in the interests OF the
order at Engineer hall, South DIVISION
ST., Tuesday eyeniD <, May Is.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

WAsalse1os. Nay ii.-For Lever
Mehigaa Par prsosdsa - rAll
,at lrlay 81 gnE = t1e eastern portion
gaAY e.o.eri nortEsEiy Niadss be-
coming sar able
For { 9per Michigan Pan vzEiaola
erlass glflY saEmsr ~ A0ns4y
saL
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

We viii sell YOU parlor goods st one
fourth on for one week more. Call
and make your selection before TIE
best baFgzlns are gone.
SIAR FURNITURE 90,
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Brass rods, rings, etc. in any size;
curtain poles III any kind of wood at
Smith d Sanfords s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

We arc prompt IN getting out work
We ann 10 please the public.
MUNGER's LAUNpRY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Window shades that VII not fade or
curl 81 the edge Let Is give you al
estimate SMITH A SANFORD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

The old store for many years occupied
by Van Every & Co. as meat merSct
is beng torn down. You can now hud
the market IN with their grocery store
az 10. 80 Caual-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Silver bangles made 10 oTeFr ana en-
gTzYed bY : me eDxg4FeT,
A. PKEUSSEK.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

We arc the orlCnatOrs Of low prices
IN this CITY. Telephone Us. 2S6, and
We viii call for your work.
MUSGER's LAUNDRY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Earl 6 Miller. 9th. insnltion Sarah
J.llen. sta cancer Wilhelm ne schmidt.
sth. Intestinal cancer. Wm. r. Led
yard 9fn. old aEs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
LIZ White Hour.

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, IS a family favorite. Try It.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Rogers 1s47 best silver plated knives
and forks for $3.50 per dozen.
A. PREUsSTR.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
Til Date il History-M May y.

aIG-g.osles ls 4lA4g grad
l-asler ~ -ls -llF Flars. soFn
u rars -
~ Arrival q Fsaer 5ezy.s- - ~
s..-E lIs-lor Eoaas.4 a As~ 49, 81
: kl-st.sslal.. az aes fgFx- A =
.-s llosI ysg~la< "a 1osoEl44 A&k
f1scC-ars ~~
l7ss Frzaca 1efasx IA. Iiza a N
fgass1og
-. De<1a q siiii<n F1tz sazd azrHua 0azo.
q CLz--1zll, lrlasd ~ ne fficG11T1sg
1liGalss ~ tce regonIfian. aorn 10
l5si-i.IeslislI ccl< .z1zas l4s=s@za - coExreaz
al @fth AaEles . 1sc--Fs1 tlFEazlly
aasz1liL-a- ses41 la srii
sz a.llHy x IA ssposs - asss1t Ez1 Dssai.
AHA
49, Al4as.ota 1slalitszsi llbo rae u1io1-
la..s- r.ss-.Ss n tas zsd E1Fer tsTts - FOEtsFs
fasG
laas-,sel- "a rso4Psos s.zrrsnders Ia AKA
a.
is.- Itailaa sz4s n g0vsrarasnt lsaasfsrr7d "
saralek
ls7l- laal u .hs Ilshborns eAss IA S4-at re
aoars ieoitss sEaiAsg - cl-iuaalas aad be .
$50 - Ss~xa1a
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Gold spectacles, eye glasses and new
lenses inserted in old frames.
A. PREUssER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

jim Travis gives you great bargains
in stoves.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Ices, ice-cresms, etc, at Woman's TX
change.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

like my wife 10 use PozzOnPs Com
plexOn Powder because 1t improves her
looks and IS as fragant as vIoiets.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Our 81 spectacles and the free use of
our eye test. A. PFECssEB.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Bead mock chains IN fine gold. silver
and plated. 4. PEEUssER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
Lily white Flour

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
Tie best is cheapest and most salts
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Ice-cream soda at Womans Ex-
change.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

The Toss Up Cigar Is Just what q is
claimed 10 be. a clear ione Havana Gller a. g.
equal 10 any l0c cigar iu he market.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

We arc selling our p3rior goods at
olc-fOurtt OF, and VII continue one
week more. so c1l enriy and make
your selections.
STAR FvR,--TCTE CO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

The WOman's Exchange serves ices or
ice-creams for parties, balls, festivals,
lunches, etc, on short notice.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

We Will give our customers benefit
OF one week more OF our great one
fourth of sale, So II You wish anything
in par!Or goOCs call aud get them at
One-fOurth OF. star Furniture Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Ices. icc-creams, etc, at Womau's Ex-
change.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11
"Hindsor Terrace"

Ice-cream soda at WOman's TX.
change.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Our $1.O0 sDectacies and the free use
of our eye test. y. PEEUs,ER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Have you seen these new parlOr
screens Ut smith & SIntOTd's?
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Rugs, rugs, rugs, every SIZE. every
CrddC-tuc ple,t.Cst pattcrus-tuc lOW-
est prlccs-at smith & >autOrd's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Opera glass holders iu silver and plate,
\. PREr@sTR.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

The Woman Exchange serves ices o.
ICe-creams tor parties, balls, festivals,
lunches, etc, or snort nolce.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11

Bead neck chains in fine gold. silver
lad plated. a. PHE~s-EE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-11


Identified as one of those who assault
I'd the officer. Later IL the night, vii
liam Schroeder appeared and furnished
bali Tor tine two men, and they were re-
leased.
| like my wife % use PozzonPs Com
plex.on Powder because it improves her
looks and Is as fragant as vIolets.
The Market Removed.
The Old store for many years occupied
by Van Every x 20. as Il meat market,
Is being torn down. You can now find
the market N with their grocery store
at No. 90 Canal-st.
Drapcries and curtain material; China
silks IN ali the new shadipgs; figured
mushns by the cord. Il is = pleasure
10 show them ~ smith Il SlnfOrds.
Gold spectacles, eye glasses and new
lenses inserted IN old frames.
A. PREUssER.
The Woman 5 Exchange serves ices or
ice-creams for parties, balls, festivals,
lunches, etc, on short notice.
Our $1.O0 sDectacies and the free use
of our eye test. \. PEEUsSER.
Have you seen these new parlOr
screens ut smith & SAntOTd's2
We Will give our customers benefit
of one week more OF our great one
b. ...fh J.. rrf frrtr-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
lis gonsa aad he reward without somo

this gcnsaad me reward without somc
return.rgBa tt4 stiaa f6 lN I
and here Mr.. Dranq's right knee boz
gan to peep through his trousers, His
economical suit was coming rapidly and
naturally to pieces.
"Doos 1t look very bad?" he whispered
70 the tramp, as he felt d seam in the
back burst. Psb a36f 4H 2Qi
t.It looks like bloody murder said
the tramp. in an undertonei "and
speaking Of that, how do you think
those Kansas City made pantaloons Of
yours at me?"
"Tell 'em you'll give 'em d check at
the Beaver House at three O'Clock this
afternoon" whispered Lawrence. 81
The tramp knowing that Lawrence had
lots of money fell into this plan, and
tho police, knowing that they had no
authority, Immediately disappeared.
But not SO Jimmy Jimmy hung on un-
TIL the tramp assured him that he and
Drape were going to the parsons house
to elucidate together one or two prob
lens that were not yet clear to either OF
them. During all the conversation that
this involved, Lawrence discreetly kept
his mouth shut, and presently Jimmy
dashed of presumably to give column
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13

~ have not Looked upon 10 hitherto
y an oecasipA cf rejcielng, y sAid Mr..
Knowiess ~'neveftheless INwill grant
your request"
~ suppose I've got 70 20 new,n said
Jimmy climbing out Of the clock.
"But, Mr.. Drane, II you really hAye any
soul about you, drop me a postal-card
whom you've fixed the date Of your we'd
ding. Itwon't DO any trouble at al;
and, for Heavens sake, don't let me get
beaten on my own story"
What date shall we put on the card,
Bessie?" asked Lawrence.
~ don't know" protested Bessie, hid
Ing her face. II never was good at
dates when l went 10 school. You'd
better fix 1t yourself"
"Let'me see," Lawrence said, reflect
lvely; yesterday was the twentieth2"
"Yes."
Becond?"
"0f COURSE" W 3ig. DOS 4Glilh,
"Well, In that case, j would avoid ex-
tremes and suggest the twenty-hrst,"
"You mix me all up with your arith-
metio," said Bessie, frowning prettily.
"ohl dear; why, It's to-day. No, really
can't think Of such an awful hurry. Yon
know I've given away all my dresses,
Lawrence. But on the twenty-frst OF
next month, If you please" 7sog.
Lawrence" said Uncle Sanford,
"when / look at the woman you viii
marry I, cease to doubt your sanity,
and" .s.t.ti =, q. ,,l,y u si,eO
Sand begin to doubt hers, ! suppose"
Lawrence brokein. "You are mistaken,
uncle. She is the only woman ] ever
met who was level-headed enough TO
recognize q truly good man under
ragged coat. say this modestly, but
I'm ready to stick to it," u- 70 .stna .
4ai
1t may be interesting to record, in
conclusion, that the pension which
Drane had promised to the reformed
couple was always paid promptly on the
first OF every month. Within year,
however, series Of inheritances raised
them far above the necessity for any
such charity. But they kept right on
drawing it Just the same, and thus bya
little harmless dishonesty varied the
monotony of their otherwise exemplary
lives, wisely avoiding that excessive
virtue to which progressive good fortune
is the only real temptation in this world.
THE END.
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THE OLD CROCK.

IT'S WV N4kOtN.
n,..Ra. a. y Ia S.-sss
wh kstQ0d fpr si3tg year.
With 10 BIG whits face alsIhilin'
An' rs brp9S Reik Shinin' cleari
Ann 'peaia "a Il nSiHe secrut
6ortuh hnnfp ~ ~ L an me,
For never PATS. .tbe. "a 'rway
'cspt IL Fibrs rift knowin'ly.
Time ietshSa bone my Mirandy--
Jinhs how veil mind the day,
Old clock Sitkhh6r pp. m then, sirs.
on II banebd like II would say;
sPooty iittih crittrR, ant shot
Ifhar bShhik niii q 9owerS
Eaiiih' round each ear b showers"
w,., ~ n. ". :, !. boss sAnantsv.
An her brothef, Henry Clay,
Thet Old Tine bia6e iilSS y busted,
HAhlt hutked itsflf RTey, ~.
Folks 1oped thet I, pecded filin'.
Shot fkpowed tNhs uniy joy
Qua d bepsed TIA Eredkenfidees
Had bran new gyrl an lboyl
So We understand each other,
Ne an thet old clociK. I'iow
When my time comes an I'm toted
Throo the hallway still an slow,
Thet bright face viii beam upon me,
whisp'rin', as they pack me byi
"Cheer up, Israeli you're unly
Dead; an most folks hes TO de-"
Eva Wilder McGlassou, In Judge
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Bucklen's ArnIcs salye

The best salve IN the world for csrA
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhelm, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblainA
corns and all skin eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. Ills
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per blx.
For Sale by Wooatar d Adams. 10 ibyl
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Acute and chronic rheumatism can be
eifectually and permanently cured by the
use OF Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and
Plastcrs. For sale by e. w. Adams.
In Its treatment Of rheumatism and all
rheumatic troubles Hibbard's Rbeumntic
Syrup stands FIRST and foremost above ali
others. Read their medical pamphlet. and
learn Of the medicinal value of the reme-
edies which enter into lis composiinn.
Sold by T. WGAdanis! sgauf Lulfi Ne
HBBARDs RHEUMArrc SYRuP And
fPLAsTFns are prescribed by the leading
physlcians ri Michigan, It's home Slate.
andfare REMEDIES NJ uneqnaIIed merits for
rtnrlmuism. blood disorders, tani liver
aud kidnpv complaints. Il comes with the
III lin'st endorsements aud rpcommcnda-
iinns MS 10 its curative yirinea For sale
by e. W Adams m,l tog5 lalsagl oiei
lllbbard's Rheumstic Syrup cures rheu.
m'tism by striking ut the seat uf the
disease And restoring thu kidneys and
liver tn piTlesit action Ii taksn a suffi-
cicnl time To thoroughly eradicate such
poison, II pever halls For sale by E.W.
Aaams, 4. a s!.'! s.l l.,. - ~
che effet Of using filbbarl's Rheumatic
syrup Is unfke oil medicines containing.
opiates or p,i\'ons, IL being entirely free
nom them. " cures rheulnarl>in by puri-
Tying the blodt For sale z. w. Adams.
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