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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
CASES ARGUED IN TIE COURT OF APPEALS.


Albany. March 19-In the Court Of Appeals today
the following cases were argued:
In the matter of the accounts of Byron D. McApihe'
ct al, as executors. etc. .-, -. o.,ro.
appellant; ..,.u,o. ,,n 90 ,,orro,v. Nos.
10. 81, 81, 40 and IS.
In The second Division the following cases we're
argued:
George T. Newhall. respondent, aSt William H. Ap-
pleton. CT al. appellants. 80.
Elizabeth Iowton, and another, as executors. etc.
resnondcnts at samuel G. COreS. ct al. appeillhs'
in The matter Of the application Of Charles = Hn5-
ham. receiver etc. .. ,,o TO-. :,
The following is the second Division calendar Tor TO-
morrow: Nos 346, 100. 2dc. Az and do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICl

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICEA
There was further slight Welding in crude quotation,
yesterday. although important news disturbed the
sluggish OF speculation. A reduction made laA
on Wednesday In refined oil in barrels may have had
slight effect by calling attention TO the heavy tone Of the
refined market At the stock Exchange there were 40
sales OF Nat onal Transit certificates. The transaction
the Consolidated Board amounted to 10000 tarrs al
73d723,d 72s Is 10 points lower
$50 cents gallon. barrel oil being unchanged
7d7.25 cents. At Antwerp quotations were advanced
J. frame 10 6 francs Bremen at $50 marAs and London
at 59,d5 1l-l6 pence being unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20

oil CITY, Penn, March 19National Transit certificates
opened 73isc highest 73asc; lowest 12c closed at
7ta,c sales 50 900 bbls cleaiances S 900 bbls char
tors 63 s57 bbls shipments, 10222 bbls runs l01S7G
bbS.
Pttsburr. Penn. March 1o.-Petroleum dull: National
Transit certificates opened at 73c closed at 72c high
Bradford Penn. March 19-Nstonal Transit ccrtlG-
opened 73sc closed 72'.c highest. 1856;
lowest. 72hsc: clearsnces. 100000 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
STAINED.


St2e, '1od ordinary l5.i5 idi"f
Dutiou--It "A "h,iri uaiart lu THIS Ilo t"-ldN,
and General lo,-r- were noted au around. Tie -t'if
VA. i1i pont- lower. and thi, was ,ulovcd 10y
furh,r briak nnai figures being - tl' bottom Ap"ng
decline u 9a1i point. TIE Liverpool Market dd uoI
r..Ynnd =, our r.r on itar. bat closed weak ana
iov.r mn. iu communion witn liberal port receipts
and local realizing had most do with the depI s'i'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
THE COURTS.
HER WILL WAS MADE TOO LATE.
TIE REsIDUARY LEGATEE. THEREFORE. MAY
DISAPPOINT THE CHARITIES.

The Court OF Appeals has affirmed the probate OIL 'p'
will OF Jane L. X eman. who died two years ago. Ie"'
inc an estate worth about $4,000. ly her Will aD"u
Sc 900 in personal property. including hoie''
diamonds and iewellry. was left to her friends anu
distant relatives requests Of $1,000 each were mace
TO the American Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
TO Children the American Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 10 Animals and The Methodist Episcopal ChuiVh
Home at Tenth-ave. and Ninty hG-St Hy two codlcH'
10 the will she made her friend and attorney wan
dell Townsend her rcsduary lcgatec. and requested
him 10 carry into effect her wishes regarding the various
beouests WanGell Townsend, who was seen al MS
Office No. 81 Chamber-st., by reporter yesterday
said
"Therc is provision Of law that TWO months must
e,aDse after the execution of a will to entitled ie
lrious or benevolent corporation TO a bequest con
tanned in it. The testatrx died about a month after
making her will so that according to law the residue
of the estate after paying the requests to relatives
and friends fell to me. The Interpretation OF the
surrogate was questioned by the ncphews and nlecc
NJ tbe te,ta1iX who carried the case to the Court OF
anncals The S2a 900 paid to those
entitled 10 II long ago The question arose as to inc
validity of the codicil. by this decision l am EN-
no,rercd 10 do what | please with the residue OF tlc
dnSt.te | intoud 10 carry out the wishes OF INC
tcstafriX owing to some changes in my chentS ei!
cumstances however which occurred after nlaKlhS
he will may not be able to pay inc fun amounts 10
The three organizations mentioned III IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20

v,rchouso deliveries since March l. 1901 Nev.York;
li7 $50 bags: baltimore. 1913 lag' Ne"-Oflodhs' fol
bags total 15637S bags.
COTTON-The spot market has not varied for the dny
nuiet bales for con-ump.ion Ittt re-
cept, pS bales, against lo64l h1l"- this day hSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20

THE AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY ALL RIGHT
Judge Beach, in supreme Court Chambers, ye'1ef-
d,v handed down an opinion against Rachel Pollock III
her attempt have the BOND oil ue American gu.
Comnanv declared to be insufficient in her suit against e
p,ookIvn Crossown Railway Company. The surety co'
,onv became the bondsmcn Of the railroad company "he
aDpealed It's case Mrs. Poock's attorney decueo
that the surety company had not invested It's mohoy III Inv
WV ,roscrhed by law and consequently IL could not
,oro surstv I'm such cases a. present one. Judge
BeSch saws that evidence presented does not warrant
the court in exercising discretion adverse to the sur
0ciencv OF the undertaking. 1t IS approved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20

1891. 1900
Bales. Ialc-.
,.,.,,, .,,,,v 3 39i 10 1856 o95
hl-D. S.Pi'ss '''''''''' ''' ~ cGS - 32S
FXioft, 10 Great Bii,ain, , days. JJ,llS ~
Exports France, dar-............ 80 oi!-i
Exports Continent. days..-.-.-. lt,oI' '''''i
StrrE ln New York licensed ware 49, a., ,,c on
houses. counted daily.-.......-.. l2a,u.d Iii00c5V
In other places ESTIMATED ......... Div iV'oo'
Iol stock IN NoWN ork, bv running 90, %, 90 ~
.
Stock in all United States To:t--- '7"@o9 - 80
Liverpool tnlceams - Pc m-Rrreipt', ~ -
o. which American, 5000 bales sac, i-,''v ,,,,'
= which Tor speculation and "Nloft "uo 'eS M
ir,, o 600 hall. SPOT market good demand. Niddins
I'planls l5.IUd. Future, opened S'ady az pifI,1,
Lid advance. Man chester m1Ghct-l 1ts NM NIo''
More disposition % do bu- moss.
ouou,ton, are based American standard Of ca'sA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
THE PETROLETM MARKET.

Also; to France, $685. coastwise 2OsS; sales. ESQ.,
Hl2 4bl. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
ON the Produce Exchange today, the butter market



quiet and unchanged Eggs. 2Od22c.
Minneapolis March I9.-Cash wheat was slow to-day to-day
with only fair local and Outside m n HSr BUYERS
The range Of 80. l Northern was mostly 9m SIC de.
II the s a. sig a 81 dsyere sod from
% TO s9c Higher GRADES wsI o d ana gsS I~ loo ears
S'ng 4sd os MacI hrt 9l' 97 On ni sS
49, ~ go NS N0 ortnern Mareh, 9Ssc Al, M.
Vsa971c on track 9'4c; No. : Northe'H' -ia''H ''''
Milwaukee. March oElour quiet: wheat e. am Se; SS.
spring or on Cora f 6sae ~ 3d. S'S On track L 6s
st,adE; So white On track, 52d52ec Barley qulS.;
f Pro- on '[ qg;t3Pofi Nay Lard May IS:
Reccpts-tou 100 DDS Hhva" 20; ioo bSI harley
rnadeIphia. March 1o.-Flour market continued dull.
G Is eaTes and firm AZ - IS choice pennsyya
sdsd hcash demand md SDHtnaed light
aS 20 S 10 n rca March: Sp May y and Juss
o. aei O7a. COrn-ofernss ligh: and the nasSs.
SUMPTION p i;' or export So mixed grain depot re:
So high MIXED IN DO 5Sf No @Ssd Nare5 lgs
tr6ng under light offerings and prices IA nc higher wiz
.ncs, 'Hat cnro inquiS Witt ' 9nsTadd vh
55c 80 WHIT 5oa M 20 Tete iu Mar 5aa55
Rnter dni and easy; Pennsylyania creamery extra ga
s2 Esss as fgsEanFia T' S: v5e
800 bTh corn n NJ POO ou nd o 100 bSsS oa $50
T 5a!S 1900 '''A '''' 'O0 0''' '.' '''
St Louis. March lo-Four strong, UNCHANGED whs.
and pS. dGpped a5y o T iFS ae fSed a Sa
until late when there rally en- favorable crop -
ports and all the loss reganci The eioss was cay
se higher D. la. &c lower than Yesterdays NO caS
g3 dilic closing 93',c August 81 sd32-c. closing Use
corn wa, strong 40 the opening bur strength no;
maintained and price, dropped. There was rally IatI
but the heavy sales held the market down mucn ts'
though the closing wa, the same as esterday 70 an
So, d59c; May. 504d59'.c. closing 592dogsG JeS,
59Ed591c. closing j0i2c Oats strong and &c higher 90
cash. 5ld5l+c May, 521. 953+c. closing 53c bd ~,
dead dull Barley hrmer Minnesota, 73@ &c. Hay i tars
/ act at
III 5od5l3; prairie $ldsll So Bran stronIi ,scSsi
changed. Lead steady, - 10. Spelter steady, = Dc
Butsr duh UNCHANGED Eggs active higher; lie: Corn
neal strong. - 05d:3. Whisky steady 81 10 Pro
Vi-ons-Thc market strong and higher prices asked
hut the demand was small the asked, and gge'
market resulted. POrk-Stsndard mess. Sll 25dsll 2
L1M-Prme steam, rs $3.50 Dry. salt meats. GA'd
SO l2a. Hams. S0dsu so. Recepts-Four, 1000 6ols
harley 600 bush Shipments Flour 5000 bhls whoa
i0 OoO bush corn 35 600 bush oats, H. 600 BUSH rye
1000 bush barley. 1000 bush.
Toledo March 19.-Whcat steady; cash and Marcn
81 O3 May - o4'a; July 9S'c iuG1s 3d., , s%th
nrn cash. 65rc; May GLc. Oats dull casl. 3D.
Cioverseed active firm cash, st3} March -
bush corn. 1896 bus cloyerseed. 1903 bush Shpmens
Flour 75i bbls wheat 200 bush; corn 5000 push'
oats. 600 bush rye, 700 bush; coversced loto BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
WHEAT, NO. ..

Cash quotations follows: flour ITln and IN.
changed 30. , spring wheat, 99do9ac; No. spring
wheat 9jd97c; No red. II 00sdSl Of corn. $50;
10. , oats SIC: No > rye. o7c; No barley nominal;
go / naSseod 81 1917 prime timothy seed 81 2sdsl %;
70 32 Short ribs sides loose 3 3oGs5 40 dry s ssf
- 60asj G5; whshey dstiIlcrs finished goods PET ea
II 49, sugar unchanged; No. white oats. 52i2doJs;
No 1 arley, f. o b., 62aG6c; No white oats. olis
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-12
DALRYMPLE'S FEARS
Edward Fswcstt's Eccentric Tale
OF New York Club Nan
BREAKING IROIH NTH A WIDOW
All az His f>saafy gsesvs Hins,lf HID .
str.ass f~illax-A Gra<soas Tals e
HyPass.sn With . Very sss1s-
f4stsxy Ier1ainsx4sa-
lcoFysIGaT. 1871

My family" Joha DAlrympls would
sag. have the strange falling that is.
nearly AL Of them except myself, on the
ps1teFnal side Of"
And then somebody would always try
- interrupt him At the GransrcY,
that small bat charming club. Of which
ne had been for years an honored mem
Der, they made point Of interrupting
AIm when he began on his family fail
ing Not few Of them held 10 the be-
lief that Il was myth Of DalryInple's
Imagination still, others argued, al
OF this elan except John himself had
oeea a queer lot; there was no real
certainty that they had not done extfaor-
binary acts. Meanwhile, apart from
his desire 20 delve among ancestral
records and repeat tales whieh had been
told many times before. be was a genrr
me favorite with his friends. But that
series Of family anecdotes remained
standing Joke.
They al pitled him when i, became
known that his engagement 20 the
pretty wiasome widow, Mrs- Caring
ton. was definitely broken tie was
past forty. now. ana had rot been
shown ~ pay serious court To any
woman before IN at least ten years OF
course Mrs Darlington was rich But
then her money eoGld not have attract
ed Dalrymple for he was rich himself.
IN spite % dis plain way OF living there
IN that small Twenty-second street
basement honse.
But the widows money had doubtless
lcred 70 her side the gentleman who had
cut poor DGlrymplc out. A number Of
years ago. when this little occurrence
which we are chroEiciing took place. it
was not so easy Is lt IL now TO make
sure OF a foreigners credentials and an
,eceden:s- The Count de Pommereul. .
rcPuted French nooleHan Of high posi-
lion. had managed To get into the Gra-
mercy as six months member, and
had managed. also, To cross the TIRES
holds OF numerous select New York
drawilg-rocrlS. At the very period Of
his Introduction % Mrs Darlington her
engagement with Dalrymple had already
become publicly announced Then, in
n few weeks. society received shock.
Dalrymple was thrown over. and 1t
trauspired TIA. the brilliant young
widow was bctrothed TO the count.
Dslrymple. calm and sclf-contained.
bad nothing 20 say on the subject of
why he had received such shabby
treatment. and nobody vcntured To in
tcrrogate him Some people believed in
the count; others thought that there
was a ring Of falsity about him. for all
his frame was so elegantly slender and
supple. for ell his rustachc was so
rIossily darl. and bis eyes so richly
luStrous- Dalrymple meanwhile hid
his wound. met the count constantly at
the club. though no longer even ex-
changing bows with him. and-worked
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-12

for an old and popular member Ike
Dalrynple IL mast Bot De expnasion-
The general feeling OF the club had IN
deed already bren guaged. and L MAS
IN favor Of saspensioa fer ak months
or a year al the fax1hest. q
Dalrymple. however. was determined
that be should be visited with no pun
ishnsnt ~ all And he meant - state
why
His Judges. - he faced them. all
looked politely grim The president.
after . few suass preliminaries, asked
Dairynple il he had anything 70 say
concerning the charges preferred
against him. D@lrympie then proceeded
10 speak, with . clear voice and COM
posed demeanor.
His first sentences electrified his hear
ers. Il have 10 possible recollection OF
yesterday" he began. land 1t Is pre-
ciseiy as much Of u lost day 10 me as
though ! had lain chloroformed for
twenty-four hours On "Wednesday night
l returned home from this club and went
~ rest. never really woke until Fri
day. possibly little while after mid
night. and then within my own bed On
Thursday morning must have risen IN
q state Of somnamhulism. hypnotisIn.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-12

mental alteration, whatever you please,
and not come TO myself until Thursday
had passed and had once more re-
tired. OF what yesterday occurred
therefore claim to have been the IRE
sponsible agent, and to have become 50
through no fault Of my own. lam COM
pletely innocent of the misdemeanors
charged against me, and now solemn.
~ swear this, on my word of honor as a
gentleman"
Here Dalrymplc paused. The mem
bcrs of the committee interchanged
glances, amid profound silence. On
some faces doubt could be read. but on
others its varied opposite. The intense
stiffness had become painful when Dial.
rymple spoke again:
Il had hoped that should escape
throughout my own lifetime all vista.
tions Of this distressing kind. My
grandfather and two Of my uncles not
only walked in their sleep to an alarm.
ing degree but were each subject ia
strange conditions of mind in -hich
acts were performed by them that they
could not possibly remember after
ward" Here the speaker paused, soon
continuing, however. in lower and
moro reflective tone:
Eyes, my family have had the strange
failing (that is, nearly all of them ex.
cept myself, on the patcrnai side) Of
But he said no more. The tension
was locsened. and a great roar of laugh
ter rose from the whole committee.
How often every man there had joked
him rbout that marvellous budget OF
stories which he infallibly began one
way and c-c way only! And when the
familiar formula sounded forth 1t was
all the funnier to those who heard II
because Of the solemn judicial circum-
stances in which IL again met their
hearing.
The plaintiff was honorably acquit-
ted. As for De Pommereul, as every
word that Dalrymple had said concern
ing his past life in France happened TO
be perfectly true, the count never reap
pearcd ct tho Grnnercy. His engage
mcnt with Mrs. Darlington was soon
afterward broken of by the lady her
self. and for n good while it was
rumored that this lady had repentantly
made it optional with Dalrymplc wheth-
er he should once more become her ac-
copied sweetheart.
But Dalrymple remained q bachelor.
Tie is quite an old man now. yet he still
may DC found in the card-room of the
Grarnercy nearly every evening. lie is
very willing To tell you the story Of his
'lost day" II you ask him courteously
for IL and not in any strain of fun-pok-
ing; but he attempts no more voluntary
recitals on the subject of his 'family's"
maladies aud mishaps.
EDGAR FAwCETr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-12

The faircst buds are often the first to
SIther. and the ravages of disease make
havoc wiia tie beauty, as well as the
strength and happiness OF the fair sex.
eprcvalentdsc rdsrsamongA American
women are those of the most distressing
description. These ''weaknesses." as
they are ug2estlvely termed, lnsid-
iouSiy sap the health. and the patient
becomes pale aud euaeiated, the appe-
titc grows EckIe and feeble: she loses
strength "a the attacks increase IN
severity, and is in despair. There Is
rehcf for all such sufferers IN Or.
Pierce's woTld-fsmed Fav0rte Pre-
scription, which cures all female com
plaints." fts use Is followed by cessa-
ton OF the dragging -duwn" pains, re-
turn Of appetite, ard N due course, wig
orous health.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-12

works at The building Of his winter
ranch. re src-eedc-.. too, in getting
srrsrb Materials f,r that revenge.
Ther surprised even himself when
few rela.ions aud friends in Paris
mailed him oDpaling documentary
evidence as % what sort Of character
This count really was. Theye is no
doubt that &c rory held in his hand n
shuneerbol,. and had only 70 hurl I.
when he pleased.
Tie Gi,l net tel single soul what he
had learned The thought Of Just how
be shoul,. act haunted hi1a for several
derS ere evening he wen. home from
the club a Ettle earlier than usual. and
tossed rcs;Icssiv for good while after
goiag 20 bed When sleep came il found
him slrl irresoiute as To what course he
shcuhl take
~ serucd - him that be had now n
<nceess,ou ~ dreams. bot hc could ~
eail none Of them ora awaking And be
aqvni.e tn a peculiar way. There was
yet ne. hiut e dawn in the room. and
onlv he light from his gnS. turned
down - a very dim star. lie was sit
tag bolf upright IN bed. and feverish,
fatirucd sensations oppressed him.
"What have been dreaming" BE
asked airlsclf acain and again. EUt as
only confused iumble Of memories
answered hizl. he sank back upon the
pillows. aud was soon buried in Stun
Der
Tt vas nnss rinc o'-ioc'S n the morn
lns wheu he next awolSe Tie felt de-
eRiesilr better. both the feverishness
sni he fatic-ic had left hirn rIc wen.
=, tha ell,h anA break tasted there. fs
was Al nest esrptv ~ mem b~r< IS small
eh,hs are APT - ~ ne that hour ~ the
morning hut ia the ball ne net his old
f-lesssl. I.eugTverth. ard bowed 20 him
F.areyvertl6 who vas rather nssr-sixht-
FL rave sadden start ard stare.
How osia." thought nalrymple. rs he
r,saes On into 10 resdiarreorn; II
iop~ there's nothing unexpected about
nv personal appearance Just n The
ss.s~~,sav - The rocyn he net sncsher
OH friend Sssntrner~on. q mar extreme
J. strict shout al matters - p-cpriety
S.,r,rn-r~o. saw him snd then pisialy
...-.t. rsali.--r hat ~ hef rss s~~- A.
shsv moved ~ ore another Dslrympl-
saii iishslF, 'trsosi rsorning. Old chap
How vcvr routg~
Suusr,erson. who ~ss ve-v tall sra
excessively digrified. rsvs . ensn~s
sars--r,. Their hs~ eTesisis sstter--a ard
~th ~ tipz - his llrs Ne murmssefi
"Firtts.r - Ne gijaea aicae
~tso.sh. 4shi Da'rynpie - hssn~sif'
s..-e*ti-.- tonenr. snpcoss. "a AIS easl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-12
The FIRST sr.p

Perhaps yoa are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep. can't think, can't 10 any
thing 80 your satisfaction. asid you
wonder what ais you. You should
heed the warning, you arc taking the
first step mo nervous proStration.
You need nerve tonic and n Electric
Bitters you viii find the exact remedy
for restoring your nervous system to
its normal, healthy condition snrpris-
inz results follow the use Of this great
nerve tonic and Alternative Your APP
petite returns. good Digestion - re-
stored, and the Liver and Kidneys rc-
sume healthy action. Try sottle.
Price sc, at Peck Rros'. drug store.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-12

DR.. L. c. WKsr's NERVE AND BRAN IREAr-
MINT. "A guaranteed specific for lily sIeria. Dizzi-
hess. Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache. Nervous Prosrratson caused by the
use OF alcoho! or tobacco Nakefulness. Mental
Depression. Softening of the Brain resulting
In lneanty and leading 10 misery. decay and
death, Premature Old Age. Barrenness. Loss
of Power In either sex. Involuntary Losses and
SpermatorrhHa caused by over-exerton ofthe
BRAIN self-abuse or over-indulgence. Each box
contains one months treatment Sl.p "A box.
or six boxes for 500. sent by mail prepaid on
receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
by Us for six boxes. accompanied by 500. we
will send the purchaser one written guarantee
10 refund the money II the treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued only 10y
WHITE 4 WHITE.
Morton House Pharmacy. Sole Agents,
90 Monroe-street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-12
A Little Girls Experience in a Light
House.

Mr.. and Mrs Loren Prescott are the
keepers Of the GOV. Lighthouse at sand
Beach, Mich, and are blessed with n
daughter. four years oiS. Last April
she was taken down with Measles. fol-
lowed with dreadful Cough and turn
into a Fever. Doctors at nome and at
Detroit treated her. but in vain. she grew
worse RAPIDLY; until she was a
mere handful Of bone" Then she
tired Dr. Kings New Discovery and
after the use Of two and half bottles,
was completely cured. They say Dr.
Kings Discovery = worth IS weight IN
geld, vet you may get trial l0c bottle
At Peck pgps drug store
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-12

SIMPLY apply SWANS OINTMENT.
No internal R,edseine required cures
letter. eczema. Itch. all efiptions on
tie face, hands, nose, etc. leaving The
skin clear. white and heslthy. Its
great healing and curative powers ere
possessed ~ no otaer REMEDY. Ask
yoaf druggists Ter swsvSxs Orr.
s..Nr -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-12

lit ND fUNF0I HFlt' EIV'' . TIT 1sft''s
gNowx. Ask druggist for WooD's PiosPHopiSE;
if he offers some worthless medicine Ia place
OF this, leave his dishonest store. inclose price
In letter and we vii send by return mail.
Price, one package, al; six. 8. one Will please.
six will cure. Pamphlet IN plain sealed en-
veiore. stamps. Address The Wood Chem
zeal Co. l3l Woodward ave. Detroit. Mich.
Sold in Glaad Rapids by +. K. Wilson.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-12

La Grippe ia becoming very fatal
disease many dye of 1t duringthe course
Of each epidemic. In addition to the
fatality of this disease, is to be feared
the low and weakened state it produces,
giving chance for other diseases TO set
in and finish the work. Pneumonia,
consumption, congestion Of the lungs
and brain, acute rheumatism, typhoid
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