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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-07
JANUARY ON THE FARMS.
PREPARING THE LAMBS FOR MARKET
The Breed to Use-Feeding for Growth-A
Bone and Muscle Ration-Method of
Wintering Bees-Farm Notes
Household Recipes.

\ lamb for market is nothing if it does
for the lambs TO come is nearly here some
preparation should be made for saving
them and pushing them forward to mar
ket. Thousands of lambs are lost at birth
from the cold, and especially when the
ewes are allowed to drop their lambs out
of doors or in open sheds on cold days.
The first two hours in the life OF a lamb
is sometimes the turning poin: OF its ex-
istence.
If chilled it will not recover for q long
time providing il does not perish), and
if warm and is soon on its feet it will grow
rapidly. The feeding OF the lambs at the
beginning must be done through the
agency OF the dams, and the first essen
tial is TO have the ewes give plenty OF
milk. No matter how large or well-bred
the ewes may he, if they are not good
mothers they will fail in providing carly
lambs.
The lamb for market should be of a
breed that grows rapidly and gets ahead
OF all others in reaching the market. II
the advice given here last fall, 70 use rams
of the large mutton breeds, has been fol-
lowed, a great difference will be noticed
in the size and vigor of the lambs. II is
now too late to undo any mistakes made in
breeding. but the best market lambs are
secured bv the use of Oxford, Shropshire.
Hampshire or Southdown rams, crossed
on common ewes, or, what is better, on
graded ewes. Pure-hred lambs will bring
more than the market price for breeding
purposes. 1t is useless, however, TO at
tempt to secure high prices and get the
lambs in the market early unless resort is
had to the males of the mutton breeds
mentioned.
The ewes need a variety OF food, and
though they should not he fed too heavily
just before Landing, for fear Of making
them too lat, and thereby inducing milk
fever, they should not be sighted after
the lambs are dropped, for it will be all
that the ewes can do to provide milk for
strong, vigorous lambs. The lambs must
not be exposed to severe cold, and at no
time subjected TO danpncss. As soon as
they begin to eat give them ground oats
in addition to the milk derived from the
ewes, which NAV soon be changed for
whole oats. 1t will be but a short While
before they will eat anything that may be
allowed, and if the lambs are well bred
and well fed they will reach 100 pounds
live weight when four or five months old.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-07
Mistaken Idon.
IChieag0 Tribunal

Salesman lat hosiery department, lofti-
ly)-"Of course, if the manager says for
me to take the goods back I'll take
them"
Customer-"YouW take them back if
he says so?"
Certainly, sir"
You will be governed by what tina
plain little man in black says?"
"Of course. Why not, sir ?"
II thought you owned the store"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-07
Advice For the Purchasing Season.

1t is always good to look on the best
side OF things but II you are buying them
it is safer to look on both sides.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-07

OF these records, the dash of Fides was
over the "~toboggan slide" at Norris park,
while the mile of Salvador and the n
and one-quarter mile of Banquet were
made over that lightning straight course
al Monmouth.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-07

credit the word of God, and to evaporate
out of it the supernatural. They remind
one of the cuckoo described by Bowles:
Cuckoo, cuckoo no other note
She sings from day to day;
But /, though a poor cottage girl,
Can work. and read. and pray.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-07
The

The year was a remarkable n for
record-breaking on the running turf, new
time being made at all distances. from
t-hree-quarters of a mile to II and one-
half miles. The new records established
are.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-07
The Trotting of 1890.

The trotting of the year began at Wash
ington, ID. c., April %, and of course con-
tinued ceaselessly in all directionsthrough-
out the season. A bril- liant series OF trot-
ting events was tinaugurated as usual at
Detroit. where the blue ribbon meeting,
from July % to 26, proved successful be-
yond all anticipations. Here Leopold
Rose, the PAGERS Cricket and Adonis, Nc
Doel, Walter f., Alfred =, Margaret s,
Alvin and Palo Alto began their great
compaigns in earnest with winning per-
formances, and Pixley, Suisun and Aller-
ton also added brilliancy to the occasion.
The Grand circuit opened at Pittsburg
on July %, when Membrino Maid, Simmi-
colon, Mamie Woods, Rosalind Wilkes,
Pamlico and the great PAGERS Hal Pointer
and Dallas began their brilliant careers of
the year. The large crowds in attendance
at the Homewood races proved that as a
trotting center Pittsburg stands behind no
city in the Union. The meeting was a
success in every sense. From Pittsburg
the horses moved TO Cleveland. where
they fell in with the cracks from Detroit.
Along the Grand Circuit.
At Cleveland Adonis paced two heats in
2:l5I. 2:lli, and had to succumb to Hal
Pointer, while Cricket won a phenomenal
five-heat pacing race, every heat being in
2:l6, Dallas winning the second in gaia,
and Sunol lowered the four-year-old rec
ord to 2:15.
Immediately following the Cleveland
meeting Jack defeated Palo Alto Ii their
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-07

Let us, therefore, live az ii every mo-
ment were to be our last.-Seneco.
The food Of Time is setting on,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
TIE OLD Brick OVEN.

rszasmier 10 pasture ossD4asl@a ~fsA
Eosies.
rAs -sae-s9Fsaaiss Cad. say sta t44ssls a
cora,
NJ .ascsz where IA sGaaooa soasss Tia
sid roses.
AAd ne oia i-sal1asd fA-z1hoass II wai%a Z
AS lsFl
recall ire aaaias dresser. tns lslz. hIgh~
tzeSe1 settle.
whsrsaa ne @asle family sat in . ro4,
Tie zstE1eks 40 t<--4E1elA, sns sr-ae All IA.
zstG.e
n Daish syea. 300. tAe sspeneas remembers.
f-.t zss Eaa-is u sssE-l-1z. aa1 spread 1lt
quite n4s.
a. n-a legs. 8elsege zEa I'd sor me enbera
furoed ~ a. around ilka the Ft1 a Ia
iva - very sell foF a. awkward bsEsaaer.
Al l2a bread fos azEsEy bSg -.4a's 30
sisE
Bur ~aea ~eas IA Ter srsal Baag-aD ciaasr
We 1se4 tA4i aEiak 0Esz us h@a long Ago.
1sea 10 lad machine nat vs. called = TN
4ltsEea,
Which stood On shs se.rthstone before The
sood afai
-'Fis haaag. taeT SAL "a bake sAortcakes
Eos a change Il sas al that a oooa could Do
sire
or a loslg isoa spit I've a faint recoIlecti0n.
WIZ . La.Es1ls for t1r4l4s. . sk1ser q 50;
But they asyeE caa sa-re a ny ardent Alec
tion
Far thai famous brick oven 10 had long ago.
A ssrsaia ,in plate IN usy memory lingerA
Kept erect on TIE hearth oy . nAtiron prop.
Containing = cake mais BY dextsrO9s nager,
Aad s<aiafaiiy spread ssta . seilmanAsed
rop;
Twas Constructed Of neal: II am not ris-
taxing
OF mixed rTs n In1Ga'' they f.shioasd ths
dough.
But u dianI compare wita The choice weekly
o4&i1g
From sAat famous BRICK oven -- asa long ago.
Oaee a week that old oven vas rigat Up and
dOingi
II became = volcano, . cavern Of fame.
Twas a time q E4ucn pscxLng. and sitting. and
sts@inx.
vas always delighted when baking dag
came
For The LAST thing a. aighL D. tho hight % .
candle,
In the kitchen oask-d IA a tropical glow.
While a shovel they took with an extra long
handle
And ellsd hat orlcx oven se had long ago.
And .nen round ne tsbls ws gathered next
morning
No vlctsAls appeared that we're bought ~
tao store
But beans that crisp PORK Ike crown was
atoruiEg.
Aud luscious Brown or-4t. nanxed py pudding
galore.
For thoss beans on tho summit 50 brown and
iavitlng
And NE whey Ia that pudding we youngsters
would so;
on, those glorious breakfasts Of which I an
writing
From that famous brick oven Nc had long ago'
ssrste 20 me nevsrIn0re Of your new-fansied
rlnges,
Eaca dealer IA stoves In the east and the
west
On biz stock ia eternaiiy ringing the changes.
And everyone VOWS TIA, his own "a The best
Tn x-arT Of cities. OF people rlsncacious.
Whose rickety bakers carts dash 20 and fr o
And sigh for The farmhouse. the sreplsce
sp4ctOas
And that famous brick oven We lad long ago.
John = Adams. IN Boston Journal
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
Specimen Cases.

:. III. Clifford, New Castle, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheum-
atlsm; his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming de-
gree; appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric BItters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburgh, H.,
had a running sore on ms leg of elght
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric bitters and seven boxes of Arm
lea Saive, and his leg IL sound and we'll.
John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five
large fever sores on his leg; doctors
SAID he was incurable. One bottle of
Electric Bltters and one box Buckien's
Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Soii Ivy Peek RrOs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
DRnRATF oRnFR-state Of Michigan conn

PROBATE oBpER-state of Michigan. conn
~ Of Kent. -. 40 n session Of the Probate
Court foe said county of keat. bold 1T the pro
bate once. ia the city OF Grand Rapids. On the
18Th day cf March. In the year one thousand
eight hundred aud nilcfy-one.
Present. Cyrus r. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In tue matter OF the estate ef
GUY :. WALDEN. deceased.
on reading ard fling the petition. duty yeri-
fed % Mortimer W. Dhnferth. administrator.
OF safe c tate. praying this 1uri for license
and authority TO sell certain real estate of
said deceased therein described. for the rea
sons and purposes thereia SCI forth.
IL j. ordered that FRIDAY. the Eth day OF
April. 1921. IT ten O'Clock Ia the forenoon. 81
said probate offics. be appointed Tor hearing
said petition. aud that the heirs ~ law
OF said dec as dand ali persons interested IN
said estate appear before ~ CouIi. - said
tine and place 20 show cags~ Why \ license
should not he granted to said adninistTateF to
SET real estate a. played Ter q said petition
AMI IL is further ordered. that a enps 81 tn =
order he published three successive weeks
previous 10 said day OF hearing. IN The ItlE-
Gfas-liyssfn. a daily newspaper printed and
ciTrulsfins = said eeuaty 81 Kent.
CYRUS 5. PERKINS. Judge Of Probate.
4 true casy1
ApoirH y. Nssox. ReEfsier. sun apr :
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
LEGAL ADIE RTISING

A SSESSMENT ROLL for the opening and
"a widening OF Charles street. from Wealthy
avenue 10 Logan street, ia the city of Grand
Rapids.
oFrIcF OF CRY CLERK.
GRAND Raids. Mich.. March u. ISL.
To-
Jacob j. Fran sman. Fir eborn F. Bailey, Ben
Janiin !. WashDurn. Anacrs fcriolson. " lillian
Decker. Flora Rice. Lewis BerteIson. Pieier
Benjamense. Mary 4. Hoye7. john W Brink.
Haike Nanderveen. folkert Schuitema. John
Lyistra, Jan peNries. Cornelius ana Hscka Re
NINA. Render kooradyk. iiendrlck X Rys-
kamp. Sarah A, Hards. Peter A. u. khudsoD.
Mage A. EaxLer. CorneiiGs Nandsrschoor.
Lsmers. seth Howard Yerex. estate II john
Mykkel. deceased. Ida L. carlrght. w.
Willard Palmer, Chas. II. Seymour. VIM.
A. Phelps. Isabella J. clark. Harrie; A.
Jessie T.. Steward. Chas. u. HaFr nston.
Linda NJ. Cooper. Z. &. Adams. VIM. l..
and jennie A. Neahr. Florence 5. Teal Chas.
l. Beebe. Patrick 0Connor, VIM. A. Rindge
William II. and Leila /. kiasey. trederika
Car.st, keziah Lewis. :. u: Foster, Frank
sanderson. deceased; Ann l.. Hines. Mary h.
Crosby. John klassen. Della y. June, Aaron
;. Parish, Susie 4. Park. John II. and Ruby X.
Mary L. Turnbull.. Judsca VI. peasier: Her
manus karsiers. JnTrien De Boer. Homer
Adrianse. John ID. Muir. ChaS. Chandler. Amos
u. Greene. Geo. NJ. and VI. NJ Morse. Teresa
son. Joseph Harlan. philena snow. Catherine
i'm and Carrie l.. Dickinson. Eva Ensign.
Lucy l.. Boot. Mariila A. Perkins. k1chel T..
Norman. Edgar T.. Latham. Alfred Fischer.
Amanda Stewart. James Crshen.
You are hereby notified that an assessment
Is about To be made upon you 10 defTAy the OK
pense of the Aforesaid Improvement. an
assessment roll a. corrected has been made IN
the PREMISES and Is on file In the clerk n office
of said city. where II will remain open FOR in
spectiOn until Monday evening. March =. 1871.
= nd "a hpF-a hgfa ff.s
Common Council on said evening and show
cause. II any. Why said assessments 81 ould not
be made and collected according 30 law.
". A. H.NkMAN.
81 City clerk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

A SSEssMENT ROLL for grading and gravel
"A ina OF sibiey street. from West Division
street 10 west city limits. in the city OF Grand
Rapids.
GRASp ,PIrs. Mica. March 10. ISL
Wm. westcrhouse. Michael HernatzkL syi-
vesfer oizeNski. Carl yritzks. Agnes kcrtas.
Anton Mechier. Jan Podleski. Joln k2iewitL
Ski. Joseph Miskewiiz, Deuischer Turn Nerein.
Levi S. Provin. ]. y. Gary Ptrirs. Anna Msu-
rer. Christina ,iresiich. John Junghsns, Johsn
HaShaissi, wm : euiesi.an. Nn.y a wolz; =
Rebeccah fravesnoiiing. Charles A. hsnser
Mary A. smith. Anna Mary =. trcn.
Itch. John Fietich, Frederick J. Blymer.
Mary ssshuh. Christian Biekle. 1eorss
Alexander wsasowski. Fred Elkhon. Johann
Bork. Margareth siruhs. q. Magnusou.
Clrss. A. iredsriekson. John J. Lsngren.
August .ersehewsk,. Adolph pitkimsn; knil
Joseph ". Martin, :. Jehu aailn ana
Gustav EHgSiroln. Cora y. Gansoa. Adriaa
Reyageuidt. Simon kunsi, Peter Nelessi
James NJ irsham. Dietrich Nehrtens. William
II. Andersen. Jeep kelson, lrsnk Jahnehlcs.
Julia Richards r. u. Mohi and j. 4. Nan
Alsttne Jos VI Martin. George y. Davis. isase
NJ. Turner and Thomas Y. CsrroII. Benifsee
Studio, Carl BeieT. Max PrelewieA. john Vest.
John Hsland.
You are hereby nsfined that an asse.smeni
= about 90 be made upon you 60 defTay tie ~
pense - the Aforesaid i'm proyvfneni a. sSsrss
rsRt roll mas hen made in the premises and
il an Die n he clerk 9 ofilcr ci sad city where
II viii remain open for inspection snti Mon
dav evening. March -. l~9l. when and where
ven csn srreaf teiore the Common feunrii
on sad evening ard show csnse u any, nv
said assessments shoula not b made ard COZ
leCfed according 60 law
va. ssfsss,s.
81 CITY Clerk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
HOW 10 FIND A NINE.
DiserszI sorts "a ksiAes Are D4sosser~a ~
N4Eioas W4ss-

N@xioas Wass-
Few people IN this part 4 the country
have any idea II the difficulty q hae1ng
Uaine. A man who follows i for
living ra1tst thoroughly understand the
nature Of the district Ia which be II
Different sorts Of mines are found n
different ways, saws = writer Ia tie ~
Louis Globe l~nlocrat If YOU are 10
placer district, II course, YOU have moth
Inc - % except u walk along q stream,
with pan IN YOGr hsnd and test tie
SOL b. washing til YOU coaae q pay
dirt Dat II you know nothing about II
you viii waste great deal Of tine test
Ing dirt that an experienced pr,spector
would know az Z glance contained no
gold. Ia = true assure or contact dis
trict the experienced prospee,or will
walk along the bottom of the gulches
looking for '.floats." although he ex-
poets 10 find the mine far up the mount
ain side The hoat is vein matter which
breaks OF with the settling of the
mountain and rolls down is sides The
prospeetor who is acquainted with the
district knows IL al once, aud when he
finds il cliInbs the mountain till he as
certains where IL came from. A tender
foot would never know what il was
Iint sometimes tendertoot strikes il
richer than anybody. The Silent Friend
mine al Pitkin, Col. which showed a
nine-foot vein of solid galena 1T the
grass roots, was found By two Swede
railroad hands who didn't know what
the mineral was, and gave away three
fourths of their interest before they dis
covered its value. Experienced pros
pectors had been over the ground thou
sands of times, but there were no ex-
ternal evidences of the lead. The
Swedes found il by rolling a bowlder
down the mountain. The mineral
cropped out from the place where the
bowlder had been.
The great carbonate fields of Lead
vile were found by man who was
thought insane for sinking shaft where
there were no external evidences Of
mineral. lie found the carbonate In a
blanket vein" lying level as sheet Of
water. great distance below the
ground. \ regular prospector would
never have sunk shaft there But
where one tenderfoot strikes il that way
n hundred thousand get broke and go
home Disguised.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; II Is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently vet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sys-
TEN efectuslly, dispels colds. head
aches and feyers and cures hahitnal
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of Its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing TO the taste and ac-
cepiable to the stomach. prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend IL
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. cAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. EsB T0ag. M
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

pR0BkTE ORDER-siste OF Michigan. Ccun-
Is ~ Kent -. A a session ~ the Pro bate
court Tor sad County OF Kent hrif ~ Tire Pro
bat oflee. in the city 81 Grand Ragi9s, ca the
sfh cav o. Narch. the year cBs ihOusan nd
eight hundred and ninety eHe
Present. fvrus =. Perkins Judge - Probate.
In the matter # the estate 81
fnGHAS b RNE. reeessed.
George Hume. executor - tie last VII and
testament q saie Gecessed. hsfi1E rendered
- THIS court rs ninth annual adm nistrsfion
ar-sonfs
n = ordered. fhsf MenazF. the - esT ~
NaTrb. fAl. 81 Ten arinrk n fht i7rs
noor AZ <a5s Probate oeses - appointed for
tae EXAMINATION aud sliowsnee Of ssia 81
eUsnf
And 10 il fgrfheY ordered. that eerF - rs
ersrr - nah - - thr~- success - Neeks pre-
rfous - "a 4 ass q hssrinF, in tie IcrgfAn
Nefa a = dssfy nfwspsref priut~e sd eifea-
CYRr~ - rFPEfNS
a fras e1r~1 fsdes - Prcf.sfe
a. - y wssox Eefsstsr sau mar q
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
HEALTH IS WEALTH

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Headache. Nervous Prostration caused by the
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in insanity and leading To misery. decay and
death. Premature Old Age. BafrenneSs. Loss
Of Power in either sex, Involuntary Losses and
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brain, seli-abuse or oyeT-indulgence. Zach box
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or six boxes for 500. sent by mail prepaid on
receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
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by Us for six boxes. accompanied by $500. We
viii send the purchaser one written guarantee
ic refund the money II the treatment does not
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Morton House Pharmacy sole Agents.
SO Monroe-strect. Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

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surely do you good, If you have 2
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
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New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds is guaranteed To give
relief, or money will be- paid back.
Sufferers from Ia Grippe found it just
the thing, and under It's use had q
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sample bottle ut our expense. and learn
for yourself how good thing it is
Trial bottles free nj Peek Bros Drug
Store. Large size 50c aud Sl.o0.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

BFffcE - CRY CIrHk.
GRASP Rams. Mich. March y. lssl.
To-
andrew ard Eathesfns Bever Albert Wen
geHns- T. v ihsHer. Fruhsn hioemef ana
Mm r. Anderson. refsT Carlow Nnasr
y ard loren !. Hsnrr 0fv-r a. Berry
Franklin Hsrhhart AeeltA spAsrnan Tuttis
Bros. srsntsi Charles A Anderson. Net
lie \ Edrerfof, VIZ. " anderson Carr
Bsrf.ls ssfnes kspsy. tfhertas NJ
starr Freeman sodffet. ~iisE T. God
frsv Louise 7 Mitchell Robert ara iAiie Pat
lensen kebeff Bal. Adeltsrf McNiien. Peter
= N,Nilien. Jetn d. 1agelsaf Charlfs 7 ~
dress James T. Mek<t srfhHf v. peed
Thomas n. 1eftrr JehaHnA scene Isenaert
e@eHe Toisef fr0Dkbith. 3artE fsperr
senien CESS ~fsne 3sffse Var tnashou
Thenaas y lesser Fistsr fsx-iaaf sapsss a
Rite. Nrn H. AEeersos sDs BeabeH BiooHs-f
Nm. NeCa1
Yea zrs hs-~hv refffsf flfsf - s-ssssrn~nt "a
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penss 81 the sferessif N rraTeFnsnf ~ assess
rrenf rot ~ rsrrecffr hss berf nsafs ~ ths
premise 49, = On p. ~ ths risfss ofhcf 81
sd city y bore e sfN refaa.n or~1 ioT tnsper-
ten s-fn Nor sxs sSsnisf. Ntrrh q fsd vrheh
snd 1here So rec Hppssr D<fert the fexaser
feenrii ~ - n rseE nE trf stn~ fztfse n
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y A sAlAkkAN. rifs Cle-k.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

Poison the fountain, and the stream
is impure; poison the blood, and It's
faint is carried through the entire sys-
tem-those Innumerable veins and
arteries carry disease and death instead
of life and vitality. AS 4 result, you
have Headache, Scrofula, Dyspepsia,
Kidney Disease, Liver Complaint and
General Debility. An inactive Liver
means poisoned blood; Constipation
means poisoned blood; Kidney disorder
means poisoned blood. The great anti
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Golden Medical Discovery. Acting
directly upon the affected organs. re-
stores them to their normal condition.
"a word To the wise is sufficient" The
Discovery" IS guaranteed to cure in
all cases of diseases for which it is
recommended. or money paid for 1t
will be promptly refunded.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

The perfume of the vIolots. the puri-
ty of the lily, the glow of the rose. and
the flush Of Hebe combine III Pozzoni's
woadrous Powder.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
LAKE SHORE a MICHIGAN souraERS.

Trans lrani sfaua kapsls ron Httf ~ y rsl8
Pigeon ~lth TAFT trsins fof New frrk aud tos
ton. The Lake @hofs va t'st elauf q cnnHe~.
fton with the Erie and 4. AID Ia T. 4. Rs fefra
the quickest and most asrsri seufs 50 fff1e
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

that Or. Ackef's English Remedy !. IN
every way superior To- any and All other
preparations tor the Throat and Lungs
In Whooping Cough and Group, Il =
magic aud relieves at once We offer
YOU a sample bottle free. Remember,
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antee.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22

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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
DETROIT. NOVEMBER %. $50.
LANSING q NORTHERN u. n.

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COX A. NJ. runs throu.s 20 Detroit with par
ss-p lot ear seats z, cents
Lon J.. NJ. has through psrlor car 81 Detroits
Leu seats. = cenfs
CD, D.. ~. runs through 70 Detroit with par-
Vs-c Tor ear, seats - cents
Tor tickets and Information Apply ~ Inoa
ticket Office, ~ Nonroe-sf.. or Union station
GEo. bsBANEN. Gen. pass'r Arr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-22
CHICAGO VAC. r. 81.

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daily 10 81 N tlAin has through Tree par
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DAILY ) 10 . M train has dining car sad
through tree phrioF ear, and ~ 10 y "a traia
NSZner s.ecplgap Cat.
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had BY "a iiRs uvsn A. Almcast. ftcket ascent
al union station % q. ". N1nsen. tnien ttcket
agent. O. NoisTsr-st. erAne Rapids. Mich,
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