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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14
Notlcias de la Capital

Sofoca ell polvo Ell las calles en- las ofici-
cinas, en- todas parties, amenazando con enjen-
drar una epidemic do males de garganta y qui-
"a del cPOup en- los pinos. mo pOdria nuestro
celosO Alcalde disponer el riego pdblicO como
'se ha hechO en- otras ocaciones?
Un case curi0so:
Antics de anoche on ell bale de Santurce
era esperado el Gobernador = su comitiva.e
LEGO el tren y alguno SO 10 ocurri6 decir que
S. E. entraba On ell patio, 10 que fu6 sufciente
para que la orQueSta batiese la marcha real
Los que acertaban entrar on aquel mo-
mento EN- 81 s'sIon, eiananuestros amigos don
Fernando 0jeda, don Fernando Ruiz, don An
tonic Ga rcia, 81 DR.. Trigueros y don jose Mo-
reno Salntf
Est;. noch.e tendra l1gar Ell benefcio de la
simpatica tiple- contraltO, Sra Cuevillas. Sc
pondra en- est.ena Guerra Santa 8 EE Correo
del CgGr, obra de gran espectaculo inspirada en-
Ia nOveIa de Julio Verne titulada Miguel Stgo-
gof. La berleticiada tendra su cargo oil di-
ticil pape de- Sara.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-14

81 vapor frances Colombo, retornara de
San Thomas del 15 al 10 actual, siempre que
se reunan cuandO menos 8 pasaierOs dc Il Ca
mara que quieran in al Havre Los seTores
que deSeen aprOYechar esta oportunidad de-
ben pasar seguidamente por ell escritorio de
D. Jose 7. Silva (Tetuan 81 para anotar sus
nombres.
90
Pasajeros llegados en- la maTana de hoy en
81 vapor Alfonso XII,
Enrique D. Redon y famila Miguel Presas,
Victor OchOa, Isabel ArEnas hijo, Rafael Mi
con, Tndalecio Garrido, Jacnto Mendraca, Ri
cardO Solano-98 Soldadcs.
Un telegrama recibido anoche On bsta Ca
pital, dice que el conf1icto de Ponce con mott.
vo de la question consumes, ha quedado ter
minado satisfactoriamente entire al Ayunta-
miento = la Camara de Concrete.
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Noticias de Ia Peninsula

De nuestros canies de Madrid recibido hoy:
Los ministeriales Sc prop0nen votar para
las secretaries del CongresO a los senores mar
qu6s de Valdeiglesias, cOnde de ToTen0 = con-
de de la Corzana, por el 6rden enumerado.
Las minorias tai vez aspiren presentar
dos: al hiio del Sr. Alfonso Martinez, los libe-
raleS, Y nuestro queridO amigo don Miguel
MOya los republicanos.
En- la session celebrada 81 % de Eebre.
70 pOr la real Academia de Jurisprudencia, sn
presidente, sr. Romero Giron, diQ lectuEa 8
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Bauuero V Candara

Ofrecer, recjbjdo pOr v0por nlensf's froee-
desste de Europa:
200 cajas de 4 docenas botelas cerveza
Cyisti01s 500.
100 idem de docenas medias botellas
marca idem 4 $91.
40 cajas dc bacalao de Escocia $11 90.
30 id. de id. id. q $ll quintal,
B0Quero y Gd'adara.
Puerto Rico, Mario ~ de 1891.
90.
Uu cOlega local cree que Ia segunda eXcur-
sion 4 Arecib6 en la cual iguraran ell EXcm,.
ST. GObernador distinguidas damas de esta
Capital, tendra lugar ellis del cOrriente por
La tarde El 10 es ell Santo del Gobernador
razon por 10 cual sera dobe e festival. En-
ArecibO SO proponen recibir muy rumbOsamen-
to los escurcionistaS
90
Los vecinos del calej6n de las Nonjas Sc
apenas tendra Is 20 metros de longtud, es ell
lnicO que no esta empedrado en- la Capital
Cuando llueve Sc pone intransitable, Y los ho
yos baches que SO fOrman, t6rnanse en- de-
p6sito de basura inmundiciaS
90
AnOche primera hOra, calle de San Se-
bastian entire San Justo Tanca, - por una
lella-hubo bofetones de 10 Undo entire dos IN
dividuos. Parece Qus hay quienes SO entire
tengan 81 fomentar estOs pugilatos que Sc su
ceden todos los dias.
| Pages para Ia pr0xima semana:
tSOrteO Ia ClEY169a %.
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Nos escriben de Aguadilla

Aver (el III falleciO en- esta villa la VIZ
Tuosa Sra Dona Altagracia Sarraga, Fiuda Ne
gr6n prOfesora dc la escueIa elemental, y en- Ia
mallana de hoy tuvo lugar su entierrO, asis-
tiendo eI varias danas caballeros, los COM
pa1erOs de profession de la finada muhOs ni-
nos. Ell duelo 10 despidi6 con buenas frases
el Sr. d. EladiO Vega.
Esta muerte ha sido muy sentida en- Aqua,
diIa. La Sra Sarraga duFante su enfermedad
SO vic muy atendida pOr suS amigos y compa-
heros de profession"
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tano, estuvieron 4 la altura de mission, con
su seriedad Y explicaciones que hicieron del -
matrimOnio, dieron mayor realce al actO.
Dice un colega local:
En- Hato Rey, un perro raboso mordio en- :.
estos dtinos dias, variOs animales de su :
especie.
Como medida prudente Sc. di6 6rden de
matar tOdOs los perrOs de dichO barrio que
hayan sidO inoculados de la rabia, y sabemos
pOr cOnducto tidedigno que han dadO muerte
ALI a unOs ochO ez de dichos animales.
En- esta Capital debiera tenerse en- cuenta
que hay muchos perr0s, y que hace mucho
tempo que 10 SO da mOrcilla.
No .esperar que Sc agraVe 81 caso
90
Dice un colega que en- la Carolina ha sido
sorprendda por los agentes municipales una
jugada de prohibidos
La sequla que SO siente en- algunos pue-
bios de la Isla de la de Santo Domingo, tam
bien esta azotandO causando grandes p6rdi-
das de plantaciones ganado en los campOs
dc Cuba.
Don jose Jogar Diaz nos participa haber
establecidO en- o-piedras una casa de Conner
clio que SO dedicara a la cOmpra venta de
prOVisiones, merceria frutos del pals. De-
seamosle buen suceSO.
90
Don Ramon Vigil, de Rio-piedras p0r tener
que ausentarse para Ia Peninsula, ha contiado
su poder generalisimo para que le represente
en- todos sus asuntos comerciales, al Sr. D.
Francisco Fernandez Juncos.
Pc haber terminado 81 tempo de su con
tratO SO ha dSueltO la sOciedad mercantl que
| graba en- RiO-piedras bajo Ia tirma de Fernan-
tleZ Juncos JOgIar, fOrmandoSe 0tra nueva
casa que SO dedIcara los mismos negociOs ba-
/ jO la laz0n de F. Fernandez JuncOs.
LIE deseamos muy buena suerte.
|
Ha sido admtida la renuncia presentada
por el Aicalde lie Anasco D. Antonio Diez.
Nuestro amigo don Lorenzo Calv6 ha sido
nombrado Alcalde de HumacaO.
Dice una carta de Ponce que con motive
| de la question de consumes, al cerrarse aver
todos los establecimientos mercanties, las ca
sas cOmsiOnistaS inclusive, Sc pusierOn BAN
deras media asia en- muchas casas particu-
| lareS.
Habla una excitaci6n grandsima.
LIE ha siddO cOncedida a D. Fernando Cue
vas la renuncia de la Eseuea elemental de
Hormigneros.
-
Han sido nomhrado vocales dc la Junta
de instruction de YabucOa, don Rafael Carte
jon don Jose -BarTego'
Ha sdo nombrado Glcalde de QuebradillaS
D. Jose Fidel Hernandez.
%
Segun lemOs en- La RGg6n. ajitase nueva-
mente en- MayagIez la idea de celebrar ell A.
CentenarO de Colon en- aquelIa ciudad, con una
Feria-e exposition provincial. La COmision del
Centenario creada en- Madrid, SO ha hecho car
go de una socitud preseRtada pOr los autores
4 del pensamiento de la citada Feria- EXPOSITION,
solicitando recursos Sc rsserVa tOnar acueT-
dos respecto del particular.
} %
Dos presidiariOs que SO fugaron tras de
antier, paTeco que fuerOn los autOres del robo
de los caballos dc los Doctores del Vale Bar
, bOsa de que hablamos hace dos dias. DichoB
} individuoS dicen que fuerOn vistOs Ga Cayey,
que al hacerle alto la policfa, hicierOn frente
contra ella La policia les hizo fuego, alcan-
zandO un proyectil el cuellO del cabalo del Dr..
! del Vale. Uno de los presidariOs tue preso
J 81 otro emprendi6 la tuga. s.
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Leemos en- un colega de Ia TsIa:

Ell dia del mes actual Sc llevo efect0
en- ell Juzgado Municipal de Lares un matrimo-.
MO CIVIL con muchisma solemnidad y en- me-
dio de una eoncurrenca numerosa; fueron los
Contingencies don Jose Soto Colon dona Maria
Eusebia Rodriguez Balagu6 dc aquella iurisdi-
ci0n, testigos del acto don AureliO Mendez
Martinez don Caledonia Martinez y Nieves. .
E! senior Juez don Manuel Lecar0z Echeva-
rria su SecretariO don Oscar POrrata Y Mon
tano, estuvieron la altura de su mission, con
su seriedad expcaciones que hicieron del
matrimonio, dieron mayor realce al acto.
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Notlcias de Ia IsIa

Dons1os6 Marta Limos de Mayagdez he 70,
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Ha llegadO esta manana esta Capital On
ell vapor-correO de Espana, la distinguida Sra.
D. Azar Infanz0n Camel, cOnOcida en- 81 mundO
de las letras, con Ell nombro de Eva Camel. Va
de paso para la Habana y Nueva- York, Y fue,
ron a saludarla abordo, algunOs distinguidOs
periodistas. La Srta. Infanz0n SO ha hOspe-
dado en- ell Hotel A@rorG dOnde ha recibido nu-
merosas visitas. Han almorzado hoy con ella
algunOs periodistas = literatos.
SaludamOs afectuOsamente la distingui-
da escrltora, deseandole todO g6nero dc pros
peridades en- gu viaie estancia en- Puerto
Rico.
Ell estimable joveu b. Antonio Suarez ha
sdo nombrado escribiente de la Tesoreria
Central.
FL vapor RheNGNjG recogi6 aver en- la Ad-
mfnstraci0n Central de COmunicaciOneS pa
quote para CURACAO Y l sacO de correspondent
cia para la Guaira El CObGm recogi0 hoy
sacO para Nueva-YOrk Kl: Alfonso XII entire
go esta manana de las Palmas (Gran Canaria)
saco y 18 certiicados, de Cadiz Is sacos, 70
certifcados, paquete postal y piiego con
valores declarad0s, = de Cadiz para Santiago de
Cuba sacos y AZ certificados.
90
Nos ruegan la publication de estaS lineas !:
" Ell bHSiIGS no consiste gu que Sc de OrCleM
dc limpiar los aljibes. Sino en- que Sc 0bIsque
y
pla. Los aljibes ahOra estan sin aqua esta-
| mos abocadOs la epidemia de 7iruelas que
esta en- puerta. Que OCCASION mejor que 6sta
para hacer limpliar los dichos aljibes?"
90
/ Sc prepara On Bayamon para estos das,
un gran festival infantil beneficio del artista
On miniature Emilio Delaney, vioinista de ocho
amos de edad. Oportunamente circularan los
programs.
En- 10 manana de hoy fOnde6 en nuestro
puerto el crucero de guerra NGUGrrG al mando
del COmandante D. Ricardo Fernandez Cells.
De un moment0 otro llegara esta Capt.
tal 81 Crucero de guerra Nautilus, escuela de
guardias marinas, cuyo bOEdO vendran unos
! so alumnos.
El jovon D. jose Gonzalez Gomez Sc ha
acereado hoy esta Redacci6n manifestando
| nos que al dirijirse q su casa como la me
dia de la tarde, los indivfduos n1meros 13 AZ
que eomponen la pareja de servicio en- la calle
de San Sebastian le atropeIl6 de palabras, sien
do Ia eausa, segdn dice el, que no le dejart
Ia acera.
go
i HsNo he1noS bebidO nunca mejOr Bfd91do
que 81 del FRAILE CARAT
| Noticias de Ia lsIa
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sueItO el logOgrrfo, problema arpa aerostici
que pubIicanos en- nuestro numerO 50
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-15
A FROG HANDSPRING.

The Average Horse Euined by the Way
His Hoof Il Treated.
You often see horse hobbling around
on its toes and with stiff front legs. It
has always been surprise to me that
the Humane society did not take up
some ofthese cases, says horseshoer in
the st. Louis Globe Democrat, investi-
gate them and punish the people at
fault. There Is only one way to shoe a
horse, and the men in the business
would, Of course, prefer doing it that
way, properly. A great many horse
owners, however, imagine that they
know all about it. and they insist that
the shoe be put on 50 as to lift the rear
Of the hoof ap high enough TO prevent
the frog from touching the ground We
may argue the case, but that is about
all the good it does. We have to put
the shoeon in accordance with the ideas
of the owner. The fact is that the frog
Is the rnsinspring Of the animal.
It Is soft and elastic, and apparently
more easily injured than the harder sub
stance of the hoof, but for all that it is
the one. part that should be utilized. If
1t wasn't for use it wouldn't be there.
Lift It from tho ground and you and
your animal walking on his toes.
Gradually his legs begin to stiffen, and
finally the three bones In his forelegs
become one solid bono, and there is no
moro movement Of them than If the
horse was walking on stills. II Is just
about the same as allowing pair of
hinges to remain out in the weather
until they become rusted solid. except
that with the hinges you can break the
rust off, oil them up and work them.
But with the hores's leg you can never
separate the bones again.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-15
Minor Court Matters.

Mrs. Emma Barney has been granted
q decree from her husband, Joseph
Barney, on the grounds Of desertlon, by
Judge Grove in the circuit court.
In the circuit court before Judge
Grove yesterday, William I. Lamo-
reaux was given judgment for $751;
SO and costs by stipulation against New
aygo Manufacturing Company.
Carl G.. A. Weight, William g. Her
polsheimer and John Sneitsler were
granted q judgment for 81 ,0S2.20 and
costa against the Newaygo Manufac-
turing Company by Judge Grove in the
circuit court yesterday.
In the circuit court yesterday before
Judge Grove, the assumpsit case, Anna
Weightman against the Newaygo Man.
ufacturlng Compang. was brought to a
close by tho court rendering q judy
ment for S595.S4 and costs for tie
plaintiff, by stipulation.
The jury in the case of Joseph Cum
mings, tried for larceny from the per-
son of Thomas Ryas, found him not
guilty and the respondent was dis
charged.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-15
SXELLSTOH HIGH HEAVEN
Wsidsn's Utopia OF Malodcrous
doors on the Rack.
Eg MUST IOsE DOwy THE SHELL
CT 41swer for . SsaHsmps of rhs
GsaEt sad oatEAss Gpsa Sea-
atis- oifaetsrs oxxans-Ssws
kEs.. al ths Gears

The case az the City vs.. Stephen Wei
der for contempt OF court ia Glsre gard
ing al Injunction, Was gwen a hearing
IN the superior court yesterday after
noon. MIR. Welden, as is we'll known.
conducts fat rendering and bone boil
ing establishment on broadway
Rear tue D. i ii. junction. The resi-
aents OF the neignborhood bold that
TIE place Is an Intoisrable nuisance.
They say that hr. Welden's ottense IS
rank, that 10 smesis 10 Heaven, and
while Is many not nave the eldest primal
curse UPON u, the universal and united
snathemas of the neighborhood are
bestowed without STINT They claim
that the ward about the place has been
flied with the raw heads and bloody
bones OF dead animals, lntermlngied
with their sntangled and ocorifeTous
yisecFa. They also state that horde OF
SWINE have seeB Kept about the place
who fought over the mslodorous tldbits
uptll they were weary and then wal
lowed IN what they could not cat. An
appeal 10 the superior court Resulted IN
an injunction ordering the sequestra-
ton of the swine and . moderation of
the smell. IL obliged the proprietor TO
daily clean and disenfect the place and
10 boil the material in covered kettles.
Matters grew no better and City Attor-
ney laylcr invested IN = spring clothes
pm am sfhxlng IL TO bis nose he visited
the place. lie found that many of the
hogs had been removed, but several OF
the gentier sex who were engrossed IN
family cares had renamed. despite the
injunction. lie also found that the
kettles had been covered, but became
convinced that a board eight inches
wide vas too small TO cover hole forty
inches IN diameter. Proceedings for
contempt were begun aad interrogation
iss fled Mr. Welden denied all the
counts 10y which he was held 10 have
violated the injunction with the ex-
eeptIon of the hog item. he said that
the swine now on the place were the
property OF ms father AMI that the del
icate state of their health made their
removal hazardous. He CLAIMED that
he had complied with the terms of the
Injunction. Several witnesses were put
upon the stand To testify as to the size,
shape and dynamic power of the smells
which emanate from the establishment
and the case was adjourned until this
morning AZ Q o. clock.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-15
A POSTPONED DUEL.
The Ready wit Of One Of the Princap.
the Cause.

The Ready Wit Of One Of the Principals
the Cause.
A prominent gentleman OF this city
was speaking OF duehng. and in the
course of the conversation told the fol-
lowing, says the Augusta (Ga.) Herald:
Some years ago there 1ourished in
Virginia politician who was always
getting into trouble. He had been chal.
lenged time and again. and he always
went when called on, for he was game.
He never would shoot at his antago-
mist. however, and luckily escaped be-
ing hit. Finally he was called out by a
lame man and went, Of course.
The dueling ground lay beside the
public road, where large mile post
told the distance 70 the city. The man
with the game leg drew the stand mex.
TO this post, and he asked a. favor
that he be allowed to Lean against II
when he shot.
This was granted By his polite antag.
onist, and the principals were ordered
20 take their positions, when the other
one said. "Gentlemcn. have granted
the request Of my antagonist to lean
against that mile post while he shot,
and now have favor to ask Would
the gentleman object TO my leaning
against the next mile postg' This
ready vii put everybody in good hu-
NOR and the f2ht was immediately
postponed.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-15
WHAT EiRHEUhAIISN7
More Prevalent Than For
Many Years.
Sudden Changes Of Temper
ature an Immediate Cause.
A Dartmouth Professor Finds
al Upfailipg Cure for
the Ailmeut.

Rhsumstlsn IN more prevalent In
Grand la psds than for many years.
when tina disease iastens CA al indi-
yidnal, he generally knows what - the
trouble. The inflammation. soreness.
aud pam, IN combination with chllls.
coated tongue, iess oi appetite and
swelling OF the joints, tell plainly that
TINS Is rheumatism.
To quote the Medical World, "the
patient becomes a pitlful object OF suf-
fering, helpless and incapable OF move
ment; and possibly an eventual martyr
10 a chronic state of the disease, which
will shatter his usefulness. though II
-pares his life. Perhaps, though, the
ncart and ITS belongings. are fatally
involved, rs not iDfrequentiy hap
pens"
But what Is rheumatism?
Physicians opinions vary. Some
,ay one thing, and some say another.
Yet all agree that poison gsteinto the
system, and rheumatism results.
The immediate causes are cold and
noisture,. and sudden changes of tenn
perature, acting upon those who are
weak or specially disposed 10 disease.
IL should be regarded as warning midi
cation of low state of health, and the
ilrst twinge Of pain or stiffness of the
muscles ought, to be carefully placed
under treatment.
Rheumatism can be relieved by
Paine's celery compound, purely veg
etsble extract whose efficacy in rneum-
tsm WAS discovered by Prof. Phelps
IF Dartmouth. This compound
,trengthens the system, restores vigor-
Jus nerve power, and regulates the
circulation, thus living out the rheu-
matte poison.
The best proof of its value IS the
rood it has done. Though known for
comparatively short time, there prob
bly, is not city or town IN this State
where it mas not effected cure. That
1t is all that is claimed for it, is beng
iaily demonstrated. Many have
thrown away their crutches. and now
walk briskly and erect, without pain or
utfering, solely through the use of
his celery compound.
All lovers of the good of humsnity
will rejoice that at last there is a posi-
i've and reliable way 20 cure rheuma-
! ism and relieve suffering.
What reason then has one for suf-
fering with rheumatism or neuralgia,
or allowing friend to limp with pain?
. SPECIAL sale of misses cloaks.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-15
Minor Police Items.

Patrick Scally, violation of the state
liquor law. had hearing IN the police
court yesterday. The case was ad-
iou.ned till October %.
Fred ]. Daily, saloon open Sunday,
discharged.
Lewis Remington and Burt Darling
grand larceny, adjourned till October
81.
Frank Babcock, truancy, adjourned
till October 10.
Thos. Patterson, assault and battery
paid fine of $3.50.
Van Dam & Pollock, violation of tle
saloon ordinance in selling liquor with,
out city license, adjourned until Oc
tober 20.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-15
Advice Free.
Catarrh, deafness, rheumatism, ner.

Catarrh, deafness, rheumatism, ner-
vous debility, impotence and all dis
eases resulting from early lndiscretions
and excuses of manhood, all diseases of
the urinary organs. partial paralysis,
varlcocelle, ruptures, iumors, scrofula,
old sores, dropsy, skin diseases. liver
and kidney complaints, heart diseases.
shortness of breath, back of head.
small of back, etc. including all female
complaints and chronic diseases cured
quickly and permanently.
If you are nervous, restless, irritable.
fleepless or wake after borrid dreams.
tired mornings. with q dull headache,
had taste IN the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, and 60 about your employ.
meut without life, energy and ambition,
desire TO be alone, gloomy forcbodings,
disposition 10 worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes, spells
of feeling afraid or uncertain. some
times low spirits. YOU are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion of
reryo power. which may end 80 utter
nrostration, insanity and death.
II you nave a great sense Of weakness
and WEAKNESS. with tired limbs. numb
ness. trembling, prickiy sensations. cold
feet aud legs, You are advancing 10 that
most serious disease. paralysis.
III Your head aches, fees numb and
tired, with strange sensations, loss Of
memory. and yon think with difficulty,
or you are sleepless 81 night, with drow-
slness and duiiness during the day. the
nerve and brain fatigue may soon run
into insanity or death.
n you nave any OF these feelings DO
not neglect them or they Will end 70 par
siysis. inssnitv, prostrstion or death.
Asyou value your life 40 not neglect
these warnings. Time and experience
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these diseases are perfectly and COM
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Under the use If If :. Clay Tood's
remarkable remedies ell these symp-
toms yield 90 II iy mage, and strength
Of nerves. viror Of brsin, vitality Of
t5lood and heslth Of body are soon re-
stored.
r.. remedies ere purely verefshls
Ard harmless, and can only be obsipss
81 81 kofhce-
DR. TODD compounds HE pr>scrsp
toos l.f0re each patent in his Once.
Dh 3V1'1 osAt> ot - nor
psvssfosi-st-, Nsat.sm iiaFk. rooms 4.
and 4 Grand Rapids. Hicb.
Bis r0edscipes agree with the stomach
ans you can eat anything Fou choose.
ne "a ia MS ofsce from 9 10 TIE morn
ing unti "A tie evening, every dav
fut Sundays
Csg, everybody. Africndly tsls wu
cozf rou nothing.
Low Charges Espia czyel
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-15

The five young outlaws who held up
q lad in the employ of the Tower cloth
ing company on Court-st.. and took
from MS person thirty-one cents by
force were arraigned in. the police
court yesterday. Their names were
entered on the blotter as Harry Silvers.
Jas. Goglin, Arthur Cleveland, Quincy
Heyman and Burt Durham. The
charge preferred against the boys was
highway robbery, to which they plead
ed not guilty. Three of them are ten
years old, one nire, and the other two
eleven years each. All were released
on their own Iecognizance to appear
October IL for examination.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-15

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