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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22
Or. wRlcAT's QUEER METHODS.
what the Poor COMMITTEES Tssnd On In.
vestigatiss.

The city physician affair ended last
evening IN the appointment OF Or. kei-
ley to the position in place OF DIR.
Wright, depased. Before q ballot was
taken upon tie mayors nomination
the report of the committee on poor,
who has the matter IN charge. Was
read. As all investigation will doubt
less be dropped. the report of The com.
mittee is gwen below IN explanation of
the action of the council in tie matter.
Your COMMITTEES believe thst the good
of the service requires a change IA the
once of the city physician. sud 90 rec
onmend.
Prlor TO 1921 medicine and liquors
we're IA most part purchased hy order
OF the city physician, and we're DIS
pensed from the city ball direct.
About December. 1890, the committee
on poor became convinced tbst the
medical department Was unnecessarily
expensive, and that altogether too
much whiskey was going into and out
Of the CITY hall. Upon recommends
ton of such committee. the council
advertised for bids for drugs and med
Icines, and oontrsci was made vito
White \ White with instructions that
thereafter all prescriptions should be
made for and fiilea At toe drug stere
81 ssd White a Whitn.
Some weeks $40 ciFcumstsnces srose
~h.ch ieEd The COMMITTEES on poef -
beissTe that prescriptions we're bsi8g
fslled Tor persons whose names did not
appear on TIE HOOKS 81 tne rcctof ~
the poo, - city chsrEes. ard viia .
vies q 6steTinin Bg whether tstis ~
ilsf vas vtll founded. and u 10 81 cor
rectsnz s8ch administration. Houf com
rittee procured q bssnk book and de
iivefed the same 20 he director oi TIE
I,esof WITH rsqeest for him % oRnss io
s.e sBiefea therein the name - sii r ~
Charges sppesrinE u90n hK books.
. Wntn TIRE beck vas returned ~ tire
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22
SOPER WILL NOT TALK,
But He VIII spssk Up Load aad Plain
Presently

Dan r. Soper and r. w. Cook of
Muskegon were at Sweets yesterday
morning. 81 have no statement TO
make" said Mr.. Sopcr. "The papers
have said some rough things about me;
but there isn't anything | care to say
now"
''I don't know much about matters"
ssid Mr.. Cook. "Mr. sopsr telephoned
for me 10 meet him here this morning
and I did so. All the talk have had
with hun IN regard to- the matter was
during the time we were coming M
from the depot. IL isn't decide what
we shall do yet: but we shall hold a
meenng in Lansing tonight. and come
30 some definite understanding. don {
know What our decision will bs: but IL
viii be snnouaced ~nen We get around
~ It."
Won't the Lansing correspondents
get ( tonlghuf'
well, no; hardly think they Will.
We sasll take our time for the whole
tbfng. and shall not be In any hurry To
an nounce it to the pnhlic- When we
DO get ready 20 have 10 known, il will
be gwen cut
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

Edward Buckley of Msuistee, pres.
Dent aud general msnsgsr Of the Man.
issee 3 Northeastern railroad, vas At
tne Morton yesterday. he was sceom-
panied BY his tv0 neiees, the Misses
Jessss aud Gertrude Wing. Mr.. Buck
ley wss OF hs say = Detroit, ~hsrs hs
= xni8g - consult sonae railway mag
rates IA reference 70 ths sfsrs OF toe
fosi. Al aB peftsnt deal 10 rsiifesi
clycles i en ne carpet, but Just what a
= Mr.. Rnf kl~v declined ~ ssy. The
y an stee 4 : sriheastsrn "a noe GRADED
inte Trsserse Ctv. snsf Mr. Raeslry .
confident tbst they vii have regular
trsins faausna b.tseen asnste~ Ard
Traverse estY ~ he afss Of dune.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

A. l.. Wirth, Of the National Dstill-
ing company. Milwaukee, manufac-
turers of compressed yeast, registered
1t the Morton yesterday.
More compressed yeast ia sold in
Grand Rapids than in any other town
of it's size in the northwest" he SAID
last night. "There is more sold here
than in Detroit. The quantity of yeast
sold Is ar indication that most families
make their own bread instead OF buy
ing 1t. Large bakeries, as rule, make
their own yeast, and hence in a city
where most of tho bread is bought OF
the bakers, very. little yeast is sold.
The manufacture OF compressed Yeast
has grown to be great industry.
There are five large establishments de-
voted to il now. In making it the bar
ley and rye are first treated exactly as If
beer was to be made. After the mixture
has fermented the top IS skinned OH.
This is forced through silk bolting
cloth IN order TO get all the chatf out.
After II has passed through this cloth
it IL repeatedly washed and allowed to
settle. Finally it is strained through
canvas by means of n hydraulic press,
and 1t is then put into boxes containing
fifty or sixty pounds. Ii Is then cut up
into four-pound, two-pound, pound.
ounce and haif-ounce packages. These
are wrapped IN tin foil and packed IN n
refrigerator Compressed Yeast ought
TO keep fresh for II week If properly
taken care of. If kept under water st
uniform temperature it VIII keep
fresh aud sweet tor two weeks"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22
INDICTMENTS AGAINST FIELD.
Charged with stealing $50 shares Z
Edison Eisesrfe Light stock.

Charged with stealing $50 shares Of
Edison Electric iixht stock.
Nrw YoaK Dec. 81. Two indictments
we're returned today against Edward
NJ. Field, of the defunct firm of Field
Iindlsy, wiechers q Co.. by the grand
jury. Both indictments specify grand
larceny in the frst degree and are based
on the compliant made by Frank j..
fprsgue, WHO charges Field with the
larceny Of 600 shares of Edison Electric
Light stock. which ne gave as collateral
for borrowed money.
Cyrus W. Field is reported to be rest
ing sasiy His condition is no consid-
cred "a serious "a on saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

taeky murder. IN charge and LETT WITH
him for Virginia. John Wright OF
Knox county will ny 10 intercept the
train and ia order 10 ssold hiIa the
eraeers took = cireuiious route. 1t -
thought . mob will take charge of Hail
~ Norton, Va, where he Killed his last
maa. United states Ma saal Taylor
says that twenty -seven murders have
been traced - Hall. He cheerfully
informed the officers that he would
return TO Memphis aad kali Detectives
hedTlck and Pryds and reporter.
After ne was taken IN charge by the
Virginia authorizes = reQuisltion
charging Hall with four murders ar
rived, bat II WAS not Roaored.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

. Judge NJ. Brown and Judge y. III.
Palmer OF Big Rapids were guests at
the Morton yesterday. Judge Palmer
was on his way nome from Allcgan.
where he had been holding a session of
court for Judge Arnold.
O. w. Knox and wife of Hart we're
guests at the Morton yesterday. Mr..
Knox is n prominent dry goods mer-
chant there and was in the city b look
after some suburban real estate that he
has recently purchased.
T.. G.. Maxwell of Pentwater, one OF
the proprietors of the Pentwater bed
stead factory, dined at the Morton yes
terday.
A. w. Club of Detroit, commercial
agent for the Toledo. 50. Iouas and
Kansas City road, registered at Sweet $
last night.
Chas. skinner. Howard City furni-
ia e dealer, WAS guest at sweets yes
tsrday. He Was IN the city buying
furniture.
T. c. Argyrs OF New York is a guest
at the Livingston. Mr.. Argyrs ls q
prominent importer of millinery sup.
plies.
csu NAN OF iDt tutiet hHu sfstuE~
Lumber company, Spring Lake, dined
at the Clarendon yesterday.
Mrs s. II. Boyce, wife of = rrominen,
GfAnd Haven citizen, dined at the Law
ingston Yesterday.
:. r. Hicks. one of fowell's rromi.
nent citizens, was guest at the Eagle
yesterday.
John Cole. a Fremont lunsbermsn,
inspected n dinner at the Clarendon
yesterday.
Captain J. NJ. Mitchell of ths Craig
ship yards, Toledo. - q guest Al
sveet's
O.. A. Bowen. . pnlnth furniture
man. reg stored st Sweets isss sight.
James prlce. Detroit architect,
dinea At the Livingston yesferdsv.
captsin ". A esvsit Of Detroit. -s'
. gaess Al the Morton yesterday.
a Palmer ef Carson City re1Is
tered ST sweets yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

Brocxy Quint and Frank Hendrick
Scale the walls

Last evening at 6 o'clock two men
escaped from Ionia. Frank Hendricks,
w o years from Albion, ard "Brocky"
Qunr, two years from this city. The
prisoners worked nights IN shoveling
coal under the boilers which furnished
steam TO heat the buildings. BY means
of ladder they scaled the walls. They
were followed by the prints of their
diamond shaped heels along the rail-
road track IN the direction OF this city.
Last night Steward Dye arrived in
search of the fugtIves, but up to late
hour had not succeeded in catching
them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.--The funeral
cortege Of the late Senator Plumb
reached the depot at 2:40 .. m, headed
by congressional committee. and
followed by large number of senators
and representatives. The train left
Washington ut 1875 and will reach Kan
sas City Wednesday morning. A stop
of an hour will be made there. and the
train will then leave for Emporia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

LANSING, Mich.. Dec. 2i.--The su-
preme court today denied the manda-
mus asked for by Isaac f. LsaoIeaux
against Attorney General Ellis TO COM
pei him o ngn and file in this court an
Information IN the nature of quo
warranto against John Mcqueen to de-
terrains the rignt OF said Mcqueen to
the office OF sheriff Of Kent county.
The opinion, which was written by
Justice Morse and concurred IN by the
balance of the court enters into an ex-
haustve review of the claims, and
counter clsinls a. 30 McQuecn's eligi-
bliity to hold the Office and the right OF
the attorney general TO interfere.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22
SOUTH AMERICAN WARS
Nave Caused the fre.sat Dassness
kus.ahaF

Nave Caused the frs.eas Dizziness Ia
iamb~r
Horace Butterso of Ladlngton. press-
dent Of the Buffers q Peters ssis and
Lumber company, Mas . guest al
Sweets YESTERDAY. To reporter Tor
the TeiEGRAA .HEsALD Mr.. Buffers
said II am on my way home from
North Carolina. haven't bsen IL
LudIngton much for the past two
years: bat | thought | should ike 20
spend Christmas with my son there.
We are operating in North Carolina
almost exclusively now. We own iVo.-
900 acres OF timber there. and have Just
put in a mill with a capacity OF 10000
feet per day. laundering has been
very dull IN the south Tor the past
year. Most Of the lumbrrmen attrib-
ute the dullness to the recent wars and
revolutions IN the South American
states. Hitherto they have carried on
very large lumber trade with the
West Indies and the South American
states: hut thls year. II has almost com
pletey dropped oil. Even Mr.. Blalne's
reciprocity scheme doesn't seem TO
have been any benefit To our trade.
We have had fairly good European
trade. OF course that Is all bill stun;
but We have sent some inch and
quarter flooring TO Glasgow"
Speaking of turpentlnIng the
pine, Mr.. Buffers said: ''Southern
lnmbermen and particularly North
Carol ma lumbermen nave been in the
habit of doing this for many years, but
we shall not. As II lumherman can
pat dollar an acre for the privilege of
turpentining the pine, there is a great
temptation To allow II 10 be done. But
when the pine is turpentined the pitch
all gathers in the lower part or the
tree. The lumber IS heavier aud less
valuable and If fire gets started II Is
almost impossible TO put II out. A
yellow pine tree that has been turpen-
tined for few years Will burn like y
torch. III fire breaks out In a small
trac. of pine owned by one OF these
turpentiners, the whole neighborhood
will turn out to fight 1t. but II cor
poration owns the tract they will let 1t
burn, and rejoice because 1t will give
them that much more grazing land.
Our pine down there is mostly long
leaf yellow, although We have several
thousand acres Of the short leaf pine.
The short leff pine has not come into
prominence until lately, although 1t ~
really more valuable than the long leaf
yellow. The only timber there that
equals our white pine in beauty and
ease of working is cypress; but it is very
difficult to get out. 1t grows IN swamps
and has to be cut when the water is
low. Then we have to wait until the
high water comes to float 1t out. Al
though il is very swampy where We are,
yet we are not troubled with malaria.
Much of orr help is from the north,
yet they work there in the hottest days
and do not experience any Ill effects" "
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

ARpNoRE, ]. T., Dec. 2l.-The north
bound Santa Fe passenger train No. 10
was partially wrecked five miles north
of this city last night, and Engineer
Walker and Fireman Mcdowell very
seriously If not fatally injured. None
of the coaches eft the track and the
passengers escaped uninjured.
The injured men were brought to this
city. where medical assistance was gwen
them. after which they were taken to
their homes ut Gainesville, Tex.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22
DOCK LINZ CASE IS DEAD
IlyOREALls nlsDlaGs DEylED
1s 10 DeerseA That the Lsgtssss srs oss
ss Kigat - Easpassr the Sfty viva
Astkotity - .safl,eAts Prop
sssy " ttboat sotiSs

LkssIso, Mich. Dec :l.--An opinion
Of great interest ana imrorsAnes 10 the
people OF Grsad Rapids wss nled IN
the supreme court today IN the case OF
the city OF Grand Rapids vs. William
I. Powers. IN whien the decree OF the
superior court enloimng Powers
from building wall along the
hns of bis canal on the west
s.ds OF the ryeF, and outside The
dock line as established by the legisla-
ture of 1855 aud subsequent acts Of the
board Of pubic works. and the common
council, Is dismissed with costs OF both
courts. bat without prejudice 10 any
fuTthef action Og proceeding II eau sc
can be sh0wn for Il.
Tie court holds that the dock hne
a. established can no. be sustained, Tor
the following reasons.
First. The pc. sons owning the hanks
OF lAe river IA fee ample, and having
ABSOLUTE property IN the river bed, sub
lect only TO the public rignt oil naviga-
ton seIe not pO.ified OF the proposed
action oi the board OF public works.
and had no hearing upon the establish
nlent at tnese dock lin> 8, A fixlng OF
these lines VAS an expzrte aid arbi-
trary proceeding involving the rights
OF the pro. eTty owners upon
which they have never had a
day IN court. Whstever may be held
To be the authority of the legislature IN
respect to establishing such lines, II
cannot certainly DC done without notice
To property owners and opportunity Of
hearing awarded them.
Second The cock line rs established
eucIOacned upon the shore line o, de-
fendant, ana the ordinance OF the
common council, therefore, prohibits
hIm from building upon AMI occupy
ING his own land winch has
never beer covered by water.
Tue testimony Of the city engineer,
III. ". Collar, witness Tor the com
pIainant shows that the dockhne c. 'ae
west SIDE OF the river IN many places
runs upon and along upon the east
edge OF the top surface OF Mr.. Powers
canal for SOME distance.
cit nsust &c held that the legislature
has no power ., extend dock lines upon
IN. natnra. :. o. or hank of the river,
or To authOrlEs the municipality to for
bid the owners from building upon such
shbre or lauk.
For these reasons alone the bill in
this case must be dismissed, rs there is
nowhere in the evidence any showing
that the building OF the wall will
be any damage to the pa bic use OF the
river Tor the purpose OF navigation, OF
any injury Ia the way 10 the rights oil
tine public or of private persons.
The right of the Legislature TO EN-
power tho city ~ establish dock
lines within the limits OF the
navigsble part of the river
and 10 prevent any encroachments
upon or distractions within tns water
90 outlined a. navigable, is not passed
upon In thls opinion, nor Is 1t de
c.ded that the city may not make
and enforce ali ueedful and reasonable
rules as TO the public and pri
vate use of the river, neces
eary to the public health of th'
city, or to prohibit any encroachmen
upon the river bed which will tend 4
seriously increase the danger OF fiood
and the destruction OF propert,
thereby,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22
PROF. c. 8. WllsER DEAD.
Demise of the wsu-Kpowa Gsoiogist at
Aurora

AURORA, III. Dec. 2i.--Professor C.
d. WILDER, geologist OF national rep
ntation, has died at his home in this
city. aged 81. He was an intimate boy
hood friend of President Garfield, en-
serlng and graduating from Williams
college With MN. and was for num-
ber OF years secretary of the National
History society at Normal.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22
was a ptNslos faAup.


Getfts ~ cessPsrees.
Nspsro~. We. pecemher 2i.--Tke
seated verdict Of the Jury In the tIsissS
etstes oenrt, WHICH tried Jsmss =. Gal
lo.sy Of heptfort, wee op~nsd shis
morning and rsssa. n found Galloway
fuiits oi conspiracy with Mrs. Gather
ne Iongmeisr 60 frssd nisntlv procure
. pspe,en for hsr Oh the death u bsr
hnsiess6, Who wss kiiied ~ . prsn1s
ture stpioson Of q iasss IN mise.
whereas tire sffds~e presented
rls srped thsf be died cf disease es'n-
tfarssa IN the army.
Galloway wss tie iuAios of the
pescs Ttso made ost the sn>dse = sssa
tef,s shs aetnc.isdFl8enf ~ TIE sEn
efs. Sentence vss esfeTfst utth
fosfrf fnk-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

LONDON, Dec. 2i.-The report of the
chamber of commerce of Swansea
Wales, shows that the direct exports of
the plate to the United States from
Swansea In 1880 amounted to only 1885,
$50 boxes. In 1890 the amount was o.
459,4lS boxes. and during the three
months ending June 80 of the present
year II reached j ,057 1928. or NJ the rate
OF 10000 boxes for the present year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22
our or rHs WILDERNESS.


Iaspos, Dec 2l.-A dispatch from
Care today ssys that Father ohr~alder
and SISTERS Cstsfina Chlncsrlni aud
FizSbeth Venturini. vno recently e.
capped from knsrtoam, rescnlEg koF-
oske. nssr Wsdy Hafs. IN safety. nave
now reached Care. fsther valdez
end the TIVE sist.rs fsvlyxd part of the
A assr al Souasn nnssson and were
rnsae prisoners whan Kautofaa was
captured ey tae rrsess q 1888.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

WAsHISGToN, Dec. 2l.-Speaker
Crisp has appointed w. f. Barrett. cor
respondent of the Atlanta Constitution,
clerk to the speaker, vice Asher e..
Kinds, who served Speaker Reed IN
that capacity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22
EMseZzlED CITY FUNDS.
The Mayor and Ex Mayor Of Allegheny
city Pa, Indicted.

Prrrssusa, Dec. 2l.-The grand jury
today indicted Mayor Wyman of Alle-
gheny City, for embezzlenent of the
city funds and with extortion in the
the matter of witness fees. Ex-Mavor
Pearson of Allegheny City, and Market
Clerk Hastings were also indicted for
the same offense.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

IoxpoS. Dec. 2i.--G. W. Hastings.
unsonist member of parliament for
wereesterssue, Vas srrsigned IN the
bsw street police court today oa the
ehsexs Of embezzliug f2s 600 from an
estate Of vsich ne vss . trustee. II
vas stated is court that the estate,
waica ~ss that Of q certain MAJOR
Rrosn. bad smaunted ts kS1 900 and
only "a 900 could b. discovered. Bail
vas refused aud tbs prisoner wss re-
pssndsd untd TAarsisy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

the case, bat for sorne reason or other,
DO not ind lt convenient 10 MAKE any
decisive move, though while tns Srl
vet llyes sne - wiling to swear 10
complaint
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

for Seieuious Assault
CADILLAC, Dee. 2l.-Frank Matthews,
young man 10 years of age, was AR
rested by Sheriff sturtevsnt at Wexford
Corners this evening. He Is charged
With taking improper liberties with
Maud Crandnli, little girl s years old.
When arrested Matthews made \ full
confession of his crime. The details
are disgusting.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

John Ciasg of sas tfsif SnIp4sa ldine
eomssny. Toledo. eli 10 in the city
tcd.s % fern tbs stock company
wAsch = - pait tbe nes STEEL steamer
ca he river.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

MssFsts. Team. Doe. 2l.~sax or
epss. sxsssd ~sth " nrhesser. AMI re
assa1ea. arrived IN Nsnapass tess
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
ADVICE 70 uorurx.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest BY . sick child suffering ana
crying with pain OF cutting teethY Ii 40.
send at once and get q bottle OF Mira.
Winsiow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. Its value is incalcuiable. II
VIII relieve the poor little sufferer imme-
diately. Depend upon II mothers, there
Is no mistake about It. 1t o1res dysen.
terry. diarrhoea. regulates the stomach
and bowels. cures wind collie, softens the
gums, reduces inflammation and gives
tone and energy 10 the whole system.
MIRA Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething lie pleasant to the
taste. and Ia the prescription of one OF
the Oldest and best female nurses and
physicians In the United States. and is
or sale bv all drug gists throughout the
world. Price Is cents bottle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
THEY AL HAD IT WRONG.
The slender Girl Didn't Want Rose Lea
and Honey Dew. Not Much

The slender Girl Didn't Want Rose LeaFes
and Honey Dew. Not Much.
A party of men sat at a table IN a
Broadway restaurant after luncheon A
girl of II or thereabcuts entered shyly
and took her seat mt IA table near by
The girls figure was slender, her lovely
face was softly tinted, her eyes were
blue and innocent. She drew her gloves
from her small white hands and cid the
bill of fare daintily before her She
seemed searching for something made of
rose leaves and honey dew
Two to one she orders lobster salad. "
said one of the men watching the sweet
maid
"Doner' responded another Salad
is too coarse for her. She'll have cold
consomne
We'll. now, you just listen fol her to
order an omelet soufflee." said third
Il neve- .au girl out shopping in my
life that didn't run in at noontiln-s and
get an omelet souffiee. They are SO
fluffy and sugary that they just lit fem
mime taste.
THAT girl will order chocolate eclair
and cup of tea" said fourth man in
the party.
In the mean time the waiter was stand
ing at the elbow of the dainty fairy ex-
pecting her order. She studied the card
long and carefully, and then she pouted.
Il don't think you have what want =
We haze mos. everything, said the
Yes" responded che girl; "bu came
in here on purpose for one thin g, and
don't see it ON the menu"
"What Is it, miss" asked the waiter
"Frankfurter sausages and sauer.
kraut, replied the maiden.
One of the men at the neighboring ia
BILE dropped his glass, and another
coughed convulsively from having swal
lowed the wrong way. The young lady
rose from her chair and inquired of tn,
waiter if he knew any place close b,
where sausages and sauerkralIt wer,
obtainable She was told to seek Sixth
avenue, and rustled away.
81 will bet,'' said the waiter. ''tha
that girl is of German descene." Ant
he turned up his nose as far as it woult
go. He was French.-Chicago Tribune
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS.

W. d. Suit, druggist. Bippus. Ind :.
iestifies: Il can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
of rheumatism Of ten years standing. "
Abraham Hare, druggist. Bellville, OHIO.
sffirms: THE best selling medicine !
have ever handled in my twenty years
experience. Is Electric Bitters" Thous-
ands Of others have added their testimo-
ny. so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases oi
the liver. kidneys or blood. Only halt
a dollar bottle at Hsrtz & Bahnsens
drug store.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
Getting Ahead of tho Ro,rs.

What is the meaning of thai red line
asked a stranger of a man in a town that
was subject to overflows.
THAT is water mark. That mark
shows how high the water was during
the great overflow about yeirr ago
Impossible. If the water had been
that high the whole town wo aid have
been swept away.
1.-The water never was that high. It
only came up to the first story window
but the cursed boys rubbed it out three
or four times, SO put it up th gre where
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at HAITI &
Bahnsen's drug store as their giving
away 10 their customers of so many free
trial bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it sways cures and
never disappoints. Coughs, colds,
asthma, bronchitis. group. and all throat
and lung diseases quickly cured. You
can test it before buying by getting a
trial bottle free, large size 81. Every
bottle warranted.