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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08
First publication Oct. 8. 1ssi.-sw.
Notice to Nonresident Defendants.
In District Court Phillips County. Kansas.
L. W Tnlleys, Trustee. Plaintiff
Case No. 2326.

Ae1ec NO So@o
In District Court Phillips County Kansas.
L W Tulleys, Trustee. Plaintiff.
Noses D. Grimm. Annie NJ Griffin. AngIo-Ameri--
can Mortgage & Trust Co, Defendants.
To Noses D. Griffin and Annie NJ Grim his
wife: You are hereby notified that there is nov
On file in the once OF the Clerk OF the District Court
IA and Tor Phillips county. Kansas the petition of
PENDANTS Moses D. Griffin, Annie II. Grimm his
wife the foreclosure OF a truet deed dated Deeeu-
Der I'd. 1889, for the sum of SllOO. 90 10 secure
coupon bond IN the sum of siIOO 90, both made
and delivered by Moses D. and Annie NJ. Griffin
% L. W TulleYs. Trustee. covering the following
described property, viss The west half OF the
southeast quarter and the east half OF the sonth-
west quarter OF section eleven ND, township two
% eonth, range seventeen On west Of 9Th p. u.
IN Phillips county, Kansas upon which trust deed
there is now due the OF sllSS so and Interest
at 10 per cent. from December 2d. 1883, and 50 60
for extending abstract Of title and costs OF suit
cd in favor Of the plaintiff for the amount above
stated and that the property may be sold 70 satisfy
the same that all the right, title, interest and
equity OF redemption OF the defendants Noses d.
Grifin. Annie n. Griffin snd Anglo-American
Mortgage & Trust Co., be forever barred and fore
closed; you are also notified that there is now
file in the same ONCE, the cross pettion Of the de-
PENDANTS, Anglo-American Mortgage i Trust Co.,
claiming against Moses D. Grifin and Annie ID
Grimm their co-defendsuLs, the foreclosure of a
mortgage given by Moses D. and Annie M. Grifhn
10 AnglO-Ameriean Mortgage q Trust Co.. on the
property above described, TO secure the payment
Of promissory note in the sum of $1,000 upon
which note there is now due the sum OF $1,000;
q IL
favor OF Aaglo-AInerican Mortgage 4 Trust Co
for thesum or $1,000; and that the property here
In before described may be sold 10 pay and satisfy
the same, next after paying plaintiffs Judgment,
and that the defendants Moses d. Griffin and An
ME n. Griffin be forever barred and foreelosed Of
all right, title interest and equity OF redemption
in and 70 the above described property; you are
required 70 appear and answer said petition and
cross petItien On before the 21st day of NOvsm-
Der. 1891, said petition and cross petition and
all the allegations therein contained Will be taken
az true and Judgment rendered against each and
all as herein set out
L W. TULLEYe. TRUSTEES,
ANGLo-AAERIcAE MORTGAGE 4 TRUST Co,
BY BREcKENRIDGE, BREcKKRRiDGE 4 CRoFooT.
Attest: Their Att'ys.
F. C. JOHNSON,
ISEAT, Clerk district Court
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08
First publication Oct. s, 1ss1--sw.
Notice 10 Nonresident Defendants.
Case No. 2352.
In District Court Phillips County, Kansas.
L. W. Tuneys, Trustee, Plaintiff.
Case No. 2SS2.

Ease NO. So1S.
In District Court Phillips County, Kansas.
L. W. Tuleys, Trustee, Plaintiff.
Thomas Stanley. Caroline ]. Stanley. Anglo
American Mortgage & Trust Co., Defendants.
To Thomas Stanley and Caroline Stanley:
Yon are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the District Court
in and for Phillips county, Kansas the petition of
L. W. Tuleys, Trustee, ct al, claiming OF the de-
PENDANTS Thomas Stanley. Caroline Stanley and
AngiO-Ameriean Mortgage & Trust Co, the fore
for the sum OF $11O0O0 (giYen to secure a coupon
bond in the sum OF 81 lOO.0O), made and delivered
leys, Trustee, covering the following described
property. Wis: The south half of the northeast
quarter and the north half OF the southeast quar-
ter Of section fifteen I5) township four ~ south
range seventeen 40 west OF 9TH p. III. in Phillips
county, Kansas; upon which trnst deed there is
due the of S1l00. 90 and interest at IL per
cent from December I'd. 1884, and s. 90 for ex-
NdiRg abstract Of title and costs of suit; the
pet ZION prays N Il Judgment may be rendered
IN fav1r of the paiBtin for the amount above stat
ed and that the property may be sold TO satisfy
the same: that all the right, title interest and
Stanley, Caroline j. Stanley and Anglo-American
Mortgage & Trust Co.. be forever barred and fore
closed; You are also notified that there Is now on
file in the same Office. the petition of the de-
fendAuts, Anglo-American Mortgage y Trust Co.,
claiming against Thomas Stanley. and Caroline j.
Stanley. their co-defendants the foreclosure of
mortgage given by Thomas and Caroline J. Stan
ley 10 Anglo-Ameriean Mortgage & Trust Co., on
the property above described, 70 secure the pay
msnt OF promissory note in the snm of $40 90
uPon which note there is now due the sum Of
sic. 90; said cross petition also prays for judg
ment in favor Of AnglO-American Mortgage y
Trust Co., for the sum Of 900; and that the
property herein before described may be sold to
pay and satisfy the same, next after paying plain
tits Judgment and the defendants Thomas stan
ley and Caroline j. Stanley be forever barred and
forecosed of an right title interest and equity of
redemption III and 10 the above described proper
ty; you required 10 appear and answer said Pc
utlon and Cross petition on or before the 2lst day
of NOvemS SER 169l or said petition and cross petit
ton and all the allegations therein contained
will be taken true and a Judgment rende red
against each and all as herein set ont.
L. W. TULLEYs, Trustee,
AHGLo-AMERIcAN MoTGAGE 4 Trust Co.,
By BREcKESRIDGE, BREcKESHIDGE 4 CROFooT,
Attest: Their Att'ys.
F. C. Johnson,
SEAL Clerk District Court.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08

SUFFICIENT land grants have been
given away by congress to wealthy
railroad, corporations to have made
homes for the great army of American
laborers today who are houseless and
homeless, and are struggling contin-
uously for the bare necessities of life.
Sufficient grants have been gwen
away to railroad monopolies which, if
placed under cultivation at nominal
values, would have paid the national
debt, principal and interest. Grants
to monopolies simply mean licenses to
rob.-Atclt5so's Champion.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08
oHoLD YOUR WHEAT"
Two More Circulars Giving Advice
to Farmers with Big Bins.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept 30.-Two
more wheat ''hold your crop" circu-
lars are out The first from Ignatius
Donelly, who urges farmers to hold
wheat for 30 days longer. In it he
says:
I think every intelligent man in
Minnesota knows wheat is selling far
below actual value, but the Alliance
as an organization, has not taken the
responsibility of giving any advice
upon the subject, believing it to be
outside their function to do so and a
hazardous experiment to make in any
official way. But it is very clear that
if not bushel of wheat is sold in
Minnesota by farmers during the
next thirty days that the wheat pits
in Chicago. New York and London
would be full of dead bears and
farmers would get for their wheat
crop what it IS really worth.
"Sell potatoes, barley, rye, anything
else-stand off your creditors for q
time, keep on blowing, but don't sell
any wheat for month, and see what
will be the result. I do not say to
you that wheat will go to $L50 or 81
bushel, nor do I ask you to hold
your crop till next spring; nor do I
speak in behalf of the State Farmers
Alliance, but in my individual capac-
1ty. I express my belief that farmers
are being robbed of one-fourth the
value of their product, and they should
totally stop all sales of wheat for a
time and then let it out slowly, so as
/ to not break down the market"
Phe State will come out Friday
with a circular. It is much the same
as that of the last one. This one sim
DIV takes up the wheat situation where
the other left off. Crop of ten years,
from 80 to go are taken as basis OF
computation and the circular holds
there IS danger of exporting too much
wheat. During the ten years in ques-
ton 1t is claimed we raised 4,497, O00,-
600 bushels of wheat. OF this amount
1268, 100000 bushels were exported
and 3,229, 100000 consumed at home
The average population during
these ten years was Sc, 600, 900 people
We have now 64,000.000 people, and
vii consume 1863, OO0.000 bushels, leav
ing for export 143, 100000 bushels
In other words We raise 62,0O0,00t
bushels more than the average of those
ten years, put we consume $4,000. 0Ol
bushels more, leaving only 5000, 00(
more for export.
The circular continues; We have
) now exported 100000 bushels o
| the new crop and have 95,0O0,00i
to spare. We export at the rate o
100000 bushels per week, and on
. surplus will be exhausted if we keeI
/ this up till Christmas. If we sell on
, wheat to Europe cheap we will hav
extraordinary high wheat prices her
with a moderate boom. or We will hav
: moderately high prices with an extra
e ordinary boom if we hold wheat 70
J. high prices now If we succeed ]
raising the price of cereals 10 the poin
rthe situation iustifes the boom
. business will be unprecedented an
r workingmen will have the benefit c
4 it like every one else
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08
True Patriotism.

The committee appointed at the re
cent convention of the republican
leagues of Kansas, to prepare an ad-
dress designed especially 10 refute
the ISLANDERS upon the state of Kan
sas by the advocates of the Peoples
Party" has delivered to the world its
manifesto" AS literary curiosity,
it is, entitled too much notice; but as
"refute, )" it seems to lack about ali
that goes to makeup a line of arGu-
ment in support of republican rule,
as it now exists in this state, or in Goa
domination Of the demands of the Pep
ple's Party.
It seems strange that class of men
having such high degree of intelli-
gence as the people of Kansas, should
so far forget their duty to their coun-
try mot party. as George Z. Anthony
said at Logan, last year,, as to adVo-
cate the perpetuation of a system,
that enables one man or class of men
to amass millions, when such a thing
can only be done at the expense of
others. The Farm and Ftreside, a
pronounced Plutocratic organ, pub
lished by one of the weslthiest com
panies in the United States, says, that
no man can give an equivalent for
one million dollars, and yet we have
in Kansas, men, who will urge per-
petuation of the very system by which
men become owners of millions of
property, even though to enable them
to do so, other citizens of the same
country Just as worthy suffer proper
ty loss.
We have George T. Anthony in his
address before the young Mems Re-
publican Club" teaching the doctrine
that ''Party is country and Partizan-
ship patriotismP' Teaching that 1.-THE
independent voter is a disfranchized
IDIOT or, as he said when he so bril-
liantly 'sopened'' the campaign last
year at Logan, this county, "a moral
+ ,.>oward." We see him and the League
tea III this doctrine: IF you can't be
a god republican, be a democrat
HE do N6n't qualify the word demo
crat for he thinks, no doubt, that al
,.eoed'1 dem. Ncrats are like good" In
dians-deadl. But his idea Is that
one may be allowed to be republican
or a democrat, for .-Party is country
Oh my countrym IN, when men wh'
have stood and do st and high in tn
! councils of the nation give utteranc'
to such sentiments, and .Sre approved
IN them, the life of the Republic
surely in danger. When such senti
ments are expressed. and allowed t
pass unrebuked, surely we med no
be surprised, when we are tol'
to our teeth that wo are repudiatorE
traitors and anarchists. We need L
lloneer.to feel astonished at the doc
trine, sour debts represent our prop
erty, not our poverty"
Surely the writer's OF the Leagu
platform must have thought to Perpe
rrate a good piece of sarcasm on to
! people when they adopted that claus
; We have in. our minds eye har
} working farmer or business man VII
: came west to grow up with the cour
try, bat through misfortune was con
-.fpelled to borrow money We haE
many such, both in town and countr.
; They did not borrow money just sin
ply because they could. but becaui
they thought they could better the
,oonditiOn. But they borrowed, an
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In District Court Phillips County. Kansas.
l. ". TuIleys, Trustee, Plaintiff.
Daniel F. GruweIl, REth Gruwell, Defendants.
tn Danfel F C;ru1VeIl and Ruth Orwell HE wife:
Yon are hereby notid ID that there is file in
the ONCE Of the Clerk q the District Court IN and
for Phillips county Ranf IS, the petition of L. "
TuIeys Trustee Ell a. clail 9ing OF the defendants
Daniel F. Orwell and Ruth Ilruwel his wife tbes
foreclosure of trust deed drted December 1stf
1886, for the sum OF S7OOO0 ito secure a coupon
bond in the sum of S7OO.OOl, made and delivered
by Samuel F. and Ruth Orwell TO L. W. Tulleys,
Trustee, covering the following described proper
ty viz. The northwest quarter Of section twenty
SIX (26l, township one ~ sonth. range SEVENTEEN
IN vest Of 9th P. NJ, IN Phillips county. Kansas,
apon which trust deed there is now dus the sum
OF S724 so and interest at u per cent from Deem
Der 1st 1890. and 81 "a for extending abstract OF
title an,s costs OF suit; the petition preys that
iii lor the Smount above stated and that the prop
erty may h. Hold 10 satisfy the same; that all the
right titfe I'M srest and equity OF redemption Of
he defeudsIfs aaniel F. Orwell and Rnth Cru
well therein be 'orever barred and foreelosed-
You are reonfred 10 appear and answer said petit
ton on or before the 2ist day Of November, 1891,
or said petition and u me sIiegatlons 5hereln
contained will be taken " true ana a Juoshent
rendered against each ant a., as herein set out
l. W 'TLLEYs, Trustee
By BREcKESRIDGE- BRECKE6Ri- 'OE ShaoFoo.s
Attest: LIS Auye.
r. C. JOHNSON,
SEAL Clerk District &C mt
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08
First publication Oct. 8. 1so1-sm
kSSigIee'S Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
viii be in Attendance the Office OF the the Clerk
OF The District Court Of Phillips county. the
9Th day OF February 1891 and for the TWO consecu-
tive days next thereafter. beginning each day At
O.. and continuing until p m. for the purpose
Of adjnsonE and allowing al accounts against tbs
trust Iund held by him By yirtue Of the deed OF
assignment OF his Assiguor G. W Bickford-
Witness my hand 1t Philiipeburg. Phillips COM
ty, Kansas. this 7Ih day OF october 1877
H D. BROTHERS.
AsEiguee Of c. ". Bickford-
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BUcKIEN's ARNICA sALvE.

The best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letters, chapped hands, chill
blains, corDs, and al skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. Tor Sale by
ali druggists,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08
First Publication Oct. 1st 1891. -sW.
Publication Notice.
Case No. 24sS

Case No. 2I53.
In the District Court OF Phillips County. Kansas.
Thomas Duncan. PlalHtiT.
Hattie J Duncan. Defendant.
The defendant Hattie I Duncan will take no
tice that abe has been sued By the above named
plaintiff, and that she must answer tie petition
led in the above court by the plaintiff on or be-
fore the 18th day of November, 1881, or the same
Will be confessed true, and jEdgF tent rendered
thereon as prayed, forever diVorei ~ the plaintiff
and the defendant
srINS0N & GILL. .ttarneys for
Attest: Thomas d. mean. Plaintid-
T. c. JOHNSON, Clerk O. the District Court
iSEAL Pbillt ls County Kansas.
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First Publication &C = 1st, 1891, sw.
Publication Notice.
Case No ssS4.

Case No 24SI.
In the District Court Of hiIlips County, Kansas.
Sarah L Newlove. Plain if.
Matthew Newloye, def ndant.
That defendant Nat hew Newlove VIII take no
tice that he has been eued by the above named
plalntin, ano that ne muEt answer the petition NJ
Cd Ia the above enur by the plaintiff, on or before
the izth day OF Sor smber, 1891. or the same viii
be confessed ne II and judgment rendered As
prayed for forsW divorcing the PLAINTIFF and de-
iendent, and sSs fding the plaintiH the custody
and control OF minor child Willie i. SesFloFe-
ST lNSON : GILL. Attorneys for
Attest: sarah L NeWl8ve. Plaintiff.
T. G. J0HNsos, CLERK Of the District Court
lSEAL-l PE1lhp1 Co7nty, Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08

We cannot afford to deceive you.
Confidence is begotten by honesty
De Wits Little Early Risers are pills
that will cure constlpation and sick
headache. For sale by Fisher & Co
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08

DeWitt's Sarsaparilla cleanses the
blood. increases the appetite and tones
up the system 1t has benefited
many people who have suffered from
blood disorders. It will help you.
For sale by S. S. Fisher & Co.
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First Publication. Sept. 10, 1s9f.-5W-
Case Number 212s.
Sheriff S Sale.

9461 IL - Gos4Vs
STATE OF KANSAS, -
PHILLIPs COUSTY. 80
In the District Court OF Phillips county.
George NJ. T1bbs and Wslter D. Smith partners
doing business as n. E. Smith aud Company,
VS. PlaiHfid.
Defendants.
T.ublle notice Is hereby given, that under. and
by virtue Of the judgment rendered in the above
entitled netlon, in aud by the above named court.
and OF en- oeIer Of sale issued on said Judgment,
Ia me directed and deliTered. viii on
MONDAY. OCT. y. 1881,
al the hour of2 o'clock. p. m, of said day. al
the east door OF the court house. in Phillips6ufg,
in the county of Phillips. state OF Kansas, offer at
public sale nd sell 70 the highest bidder for cash
in hand, the following described real property,
namely:
The southeast quarter OF section one ~ in
township two 81 south Of range sixteen (16l west
OF the 9th p. M
An in the county of Phillips, state Of Kansas.
said property has been levied upon and is 10 e
sold as The property Of the above named defer d
Dated this 10Th day Of Sept. A. D.. 1891.
LEE SORIYEER.
Sheriff Of Phillips COUNTY.
c. A. LEWIS Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Peoples Party Ticket.

PEOPLE e tarEy I1ck0C.
For County Clerk,
]. T ARNOLD,
of Long Island Township.
For Treasurer.
JOHN MERCER,
OF Deer Creek Township
For Register of Deeds
J. W. KINGERT,
Of Prairie View Township.
For Sheriff,
G. E. UTTER,
ofDAyton Township.
For Surveyor,
GUSTAV GRAF,
OF Belmont Township.
For Coroner,
DIR. H. A. BROOKS,
ofKiEwin Township.
For Commissioner Cd District,
7. j. HALBERT,
Of Plum Township
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08

Charles Stewart Parnell, the de-
posed Irish leader died Tuesday last,
from an attack Of rheumatism.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-10-08

PRESBYTERIAN CHUkCH-sabbath school
Al ~ - Services every Sa1baLh at II n.
aud AZ 80 p. Prayer meeting Wednesday =
At q 5O- An cordiaIiy Invited.
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SOCIETIES

K. P.-Philipsbuig Lodge 1i3, X. P.-Meet
every Thursday az Castle Hall. over First Nation
A. Bank Visiting brethren cordially invited.
Il. u. bAOTHERs, = z.
I s. BAnNEs K of n
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CHURCHES.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCu.-Preaehing sec
ond anu Fourth sunday Ia sacn mouth, ~ II u.
M. and p. N. Prayer meeting " ednesdAy 0 p.
N. Strangers welcome.
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First publication Oct 6, 1915
K0tiCe to Nonresident Defendants.
Case No. 1921

Case No. 2324.
In District Court Phillips County. Kansas.
I. " TuIlevs. Trustee, Plaintiff.
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VOL XIII, NO. so
THE EA9LE

The trains on the Missouri Pacific RAilrod ar
i've At Marvin as follows:
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-14

Mrs. N. j. Steenburg, of Gardner,
Mass, is visiting friends in the city.
John Rowson, who has bcea very i'll
with malarial fever, Is able to DO out
again.
+. w. johnson, of Big Rapids, il
visiting Mrs. II. +. Grand -Girard, OF
2ls Barclay-st.
Miss Belle Mckenzie, OF Grand
Haven, has entered upon q course OF
study In this city.
Miss Maggie Doyle, of the West Side,
has accepted a position with the Valley
City Cable Company.
Mrs. w. Dayton Mahon returned to.
day from Chicago, where she has been
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Hastings and
daughter Cecil are spending couple OF
months at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Mrs. VIM. II. Solomon and daughter,
Mrs. &. K. Waters, with little Ida May
leave to-day for New Orleans and Scran
ton, MISS, to spend the winter with G.
4. Miller and family.
hon. John Dudgeon. for forty years
a resident of Kalamazoo, who died iasi
week, was q cousin of Col. A. 7. Nc
Reynolds, and the only near relative
he had in this country.
MISS Bessie Thew, of Allegan, for.
merly the assistant teacher of elocutior
with Mrs. Clergyman, who has beer
the guest of Miss Lena Belle Bridgman
has gone to Muskegon TO visit frlends
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. AIger, of Crane
Rapids, are visiting their son. Mr.. NJ. c
Alger, and family. Mr.. Alger, sr., il
nearly 81 years old, and his wife is only
four years his junior, but both are
smart and active.-Benton Harbor Pal
iadium
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-14

At the annual meeting of the Edison
Light Company, the following officers
and directors were elected: President,
Daniel Mccoy; vice-Presidens, C. p.
Gilbert, Detroit; Secretary, Thos. r.
Bechtel; Treasurer, Daniel Mccoy;
Directors, {. NJ. Aver, J. NJ. Barnett,
Jno. Covode, w. r. shelby, Daniel
Mccoy. &. r. Gilbert, OF Detroit; +. w.
Voigt, Detroit; J. r. Msrkle, Detroit,
and j. l. Bexas. Chicago. The COM
pany now have 1000 incandescent lishts
distributed around the city, l4s arc
light. and 50 horse power motors.
During the coming year an addition
will be built 20 the power house With q
frontnge OF fifty feet on Cslder-st., snd
the facilities viii be largely Increased.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-14
Deservedly Thanked.

At the meeting of the board OF man
ayers of the Woman's Home and Hos.
pital, January IL, 1891, vote Of thanks
was given to Mrs. X. +. Watson, the re-
firing president, for her faithful ser.
vices during the past four years. BY
her good hnancIering she has relieved
us OF debt, and leaves the home on q
firm basis. May success always attend
her, and when life's journey is through
may the Good Master say TO her as 70
one of old, "Shc hath done what che
could" il the wish of the w. G. T. u,
ladies. EMMA A. WHEELER,
MRs. NJ. WooDwoRTH, President.
Secretary.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-14
Logic 10 Logic"


Now there Was the case Of our friend
Mckay:
He said to himself, in his resolute way
That cough which Was growing from
bad TO worse
Must be cured, in spite of q slender
purse.
An ocean voyage was out of the ques-
ton,
A Florida trip Z useless suggestion;
Yet die he wouldn't. His money he
paid
For the "Golden Medical Discovery, ;"
by DR.. Pierce made;
And as sound as nut 10 his health to.
day
"Logic is logic, that's all say"
Golden Medical Discovery" Is the
only medicine for the diseases. II is
recommended to cure, sold by drug.
gists, under positive guarantee from
the manufacturers, that IL II don't
either benefit or cure in every case, the
money paid for it will be promptly re
funded.