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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Startling Rumors Being Circulated Regard
ing His Death.

ing His Death.
CHro. Jan. o.-The most startling reports
in circulation as % the real cause of the
Khediyes death were in effect that the
Kholive met his death under suspicious cir
cumstances at least and added IL was possible
that he had been poisoned Sir Evelyn Barring,
the British Minister PlenpOteuuary. was
among the first placed IN possession OF
the TACT chat the extraordinary report was
being circulated and that 1t had been COM
muncated 10 the different capitals ~ Eu-
rope. The French winlsfer ], said 60 have
received instructions from his Government
20 have the matter thoroughly investigated.
1t Is but natural In the present excited state
of the public mind that the most sensations.
stories should be circulated. Among them ls
therepOrt that thehhediye was pOls0nedatt the
instigation0. parties interested in the main
tenance of British rule ia Egyi [. and that
the escape of Dr. Salem Was Wnked at by the
authorities.
Another startling story told IS in substance
that Dr. Salem simply blundered and That
when he discovered that he had caused tho
khediyes death he ran out of the Helonan Pal
acc and drowned himself. AS his body IS not
known TO have been recovered this story
does not End many believers among
the European portion o. the population
As for the natives. they are firmly nm
pressed with the belief that the AhedFe died
from poison administered 10 nlin aJ lhe lh7li-
cation of the British or at tine instlgttlOn of
others who desire TO see igypt become, ia
fact. portion of the British Empire. Threats
oil vengeance are 20 be heard on all sides and
there have been omiuOus gatherings IN the
different parts Of the city The police break
up these gatherings $40 soon as they arr
formed. Ins. however. does not tend
o. allay the fever of excitement which has
taken possession OF the people.
Io>loN. Jan. O. Tie standard. after le-
nying that England maintains her occupation
of Egyot because ot hostility T. France
pleads with the French people 70 be.leyo
that England has 10 desire t0 be lurdened
with gypt.
BgRli,. Jan. @. In this city tie opinion IS
expressed that The hhelFs lost his lie
through pla.lug too much confidence do na-
tive doctors Nobody believes that the IS hhe-
dive was poisoned inte t3ua..y. Tie may
have died fr0m au overdose ID. morp ptne al-
nini,tered o. him hy Ir Salem a-ha bur IL
is not thought tlat % was done Intentionally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

A Valparaiso dispatch SAYS. Foreign Mn.
ister Percira paid an Official visit to United
States Minister tgan Friday. Tho meeting
between the two was of tho most cordial
character aud the hope was mutually *.
pressed that the differences between tie two
countries Will be speedily settled.
The snow-storm continues IN scotland and
in the rth ~ Ireland. and traffic ia tho
snow covered districts j completely stopped.
A dispatch rom Denain. department OF 10
north. iu France states that go isai.ies ia
that town have been attacked by iao grip.
An explosion of iEe-damp occurred 4 sliay
in the MOllsbank coal-Dlt at lessen. Ger
many. Six miners were killed and seven
were terribly burned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
BoABED or MS IDENTITY.


4 Wealthy Brazilian ia Court Nagrant
WitLout Means support.
Baooa11x. n. r.. Jan. O. A detected for
lorn looking individual. bearing tho arst0- 20
cratic name Of Castor De Leon. was arrl.uel
in lee-Ayenus court 10 day on the charge of
ya1rancy lie man Iels % remarkable tl.e.
About two months ago lie says Ire .e Rio
Jauerlo. Brazil. for this country o. collect
from Drexe. Morgan A Go. ellO.-
900 deposited there to lis credit He
st ppe3 in Havana 0n n's way here and
cmims that while IN that city be was beaten
and robbed by gang of thugs ot al n.s
ready cash and the papers which proved h,s
identity ON lis arIya. hero le went g.
lrexel Morgan A Co.. but t.ev $50 .d DO
nothing for him. dee declared unless he pro-
duced the necessary documents O. pf SO lis
claim. His trunks ndyaluao.es, he says are al
90 the custom house. but he cannot get them.
having been robbed of the checks .n Havana.
He did not know what o. do RE was sore
afoOt. having walked the streets living in tie
hope that Dee might meet some who aid
Justify his claim. For days he bad gone
without food and he had not slept in bed
since his arrival in this city. The manner oI
the man was earnest all through the recital
Of his story and the police are inclined 90
place some credcnce in bis tale
At the Office Of Drexe'. Morgan q Co. 10 WAS
stated that the man bad called there after tAe
money. but Of course they mid not give Do 20
him without positive proof that d. W., tho
man De claimed to De. he police and tie
cuslom-house officials are Investigating tho
et.rr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Damon Lodge. Knights Of Pythias have
elected the following officers for the ensuing
te,.,,' past Chancellor George Ford. acting
district deputy grand chancellor. installed
tho following c. J.. IS. Hare past
chancellor. ). W. Could chanceliar com
mander. A. b. Pond. ylce-chancellor,
n b. Grooms. prelate Joseph 1. Allen.
master OF cxchoeuor g.. c. Lewis. master o5
finance. 4. A. Hughes. keeper o. records "ad
se,ls b.. w. Gam. master at arms l. a.
HOPKINS st inaeg GgG%aneeer %asd i n b % Grooms repre-
sentative 10 Grand Lodge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
GAuBlIYG ~ 5loNIE cIHLo.


lspec.ai Dunl p Cable 20 The 1imes.l
Me-. Jan. a-The sensational feature of
this week occurred Tuesday. when tho famous
Duke DO DINO lett Monte Carlo for Paris to
ioin the duchess. re left with the rumor
f.atinl in the ar that le bad ieen refused
ony turfher advances 10 cash Dy his vito. WHO
Lal previously gone 10 IArs the better 10
convey her decision by mail rather than IN
,,l.ot,ria persona. In Tact. til, week has
ieen disastrous one fer gamblers there
having been losses all along the line. tven
the lucky young ho.en.o.d oi Chicago. las
been NauQuisled. Up 90 Monday last he was
winner bv eighty thousand francs. but begin
n.no with that day he has met with "A success
sion of losses. dropping several thousand
francs regularly every evening. Last night
he told me that he WAS Iust about even.
Charles Hannah. the BIadl0rd man. who
came here with "a great splnrge a week ago.
started IN by losing 5000. and las kept up
tie pace. lie lost to-day 5000. He has been
u.ayiucat n pluuging game touching q maxi
rourl h.. 100 francs for each coup, thus imita-
fpg the fortunate " ellis. but falling 10 follow
that gentlemen's marvellous luck. Among
the small losers are nearly adozen Sell-kn) )wn
English people, who lett the hotels here
Thursday and Friday to return 10
their homes for the sole reason that
thcy have lost every cent they brought. The
WINNINGS oi the bank may be appreciated
when it is SAID tha. 40 the beginning OF the
season 500 francs shares in this institution
were quoted at !. 800 francs, while to-day (Sat-
urday) they stand Ut 1880 francs. The rooms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
The Grand Master.

Professor Peasants. of Hollns Institute,
grand master Of the Grand Lodge. has writ
ten the president OF the Ladies' Auxiliary As
saciation accepting his appointment rs a
member Of the advisory board for the Ma
sonic Far lie will represent tho Grand
Lodge instead Of his own lodge-No. 9-and
Worshiptul Master Bev. 4. Crump, of Lodge
No ., las been appointed to position on the
advisory board.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
rlluie Ngeddiogin ooocAioud.

S,Nny HOOK. w.. Jan. 9.-l Special. A few
evenings since there was q brilliant triple
Wedding 40 the residence of Sir. n. f. Duke.
The contracting parties were Dr. Christian
AI.n ami Miss Helen Mago Aausone, Ar.
E.Icrt Lee Dunn aui Ah., Minnie J.. Duke.
sir. q. Wilmer lrYvnins ana Miss Grace Lee
.uke hes 70. g.. Iasland was the oliicia-
ting clergyman.
Among the recent deaths we mention that
of Ag. j. %. Perkins, a most popular and eX-
cellrut young mnu. and Miss Minnie Irce.
about ioaTtren years Old. daughter OF Sir.
E1hcri D.. lr..e
The grip sun holding on to some Of our
people W.tl q fearful grp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
neaf,rd fiNqrand Company In Court.

BEDFORD CRY Va. Jan. o. Special. On
Thursday last bill in chancery WIS fled IN
the circuit court clerks Office ~ tins unity
hy stockholders against the Bedford Guy
Land and Improvement COMPANY. wtn IA
order of Injunction asking decree for settle
ment of accounts for receiver, sale of pro-
perty. and that the promoters, who are the
directors, DO required 10 make restitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
PRICE THREE CENTS
COHMTSyIONER sCHULTEfs SrrD.
Charged With Defamin- tho Character Of
Female Steerage Passenger.

A'hiaic 0teeraGo ti<sfnger.
NEw York. Jan. when Herman J.
Schulteis. member of the immigration
Comm ssion which visited European coun-
tries last summer. returned 20 this country he
come as steerage passenger. Disgusting his
identity 20 all on board. Upon his arrival he
created something of q sensation 10y making
serlou, charge against the steamship com
pany. characterizing steerage passengers ~
horrible. Tie made such specific charges
against young Swedish girl named Inioorg
Peterson, whose friends have now raised suf-
ficient money e. send her back from Michi-
gan. whore She went Immediately upon land
ing in this country
Yesterday Mr.. Schulteis appeared at the
Barge Oiiice 10 attend q meeting which Colo
nal Weber had telegraphed him it WAS neces-
sary he should attend. While IN the Office q
deputy sheriff entered and attempted 20
serve papers IN a suit brought by the
Peters n girl for defamation of character
SchuIteis declined % be served and made a
dash 10 get out of the Office. The lawyer
however. iammed tho papers into his over
coat pocket as he was leaving the place. The
papers dropped from the commissioner 3
pocket as he was going up the stairway and
We're picked up 10y boy. The lawyer de-
c.ined TO receive them from the boy and claims
be has served them. and in this claim he 10
upheld by his lawyer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
GE8WAS 4Rrs AND cRAFrs
WnI Be Fully Represented at the Chicago
Enir.

Special Dunlap Cable 20 the Tines
BERLIN. Jan. An extraordinary meeting
of the Association of tie German Arts and
Crafts has been held in connection with the
Chicago exhibition. Assessor Richter pre-
sided. and said that Germany was pledged TO
send her best productions 10 the exhibition.
where the battle was 20 be fought that would
decide whether France. England or Germany
uas % hayethe greatest trade with Central and
$ utn America. lle expressed the hope that
iu addition 20 the original subsidy of .O0O 00O
n.arks the Government uld see It's way to
make O. Iuflher giant
From 900 % 900 applications for space at
the Chicago FAIR have been received from
Bavaria alone The world-renownod potce-
lain factory at Meislen has promised its co.
operation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
rH4rHAlrIAS coNsrInAcr.


NEW Yonr Jan. 9-Ihe story printed in d
paper this morn ~ to the effect that q vessel
had been fitted out here to go down t. Dayti
and that the promoters of the scheme, after
destroying the three vessels II the Haytien
navr. would oyerturn the Government of Hip
p.lyte ami establish a new one caused some
surprise in tic Office %, the liaytian minister.
Minister Price however, was notat hls desh.
and Ms private secretary said ne had not
heard anything of the scheme before. INJURY
among the maritime Office, failed To find any
clue o. any American vessel having been sold
Cor such purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
1HE REy0Lr or rHE KABYLES.
Opposition 20 Meeting Their Obligations the
Cause.

Cause.
Especial Dunlap Gable TO The Timesl
MADRID. Jan. O. Rumor is current here
that the Spanish Consul at Tangier has been
assasslnated. The Government attaches no
importance to the revolt among the kabyles.
who apparently have no intention Of trying
to take possession OF Ianeier. Up 70 tte
present time the rebels have only demanded
the dismissal OF the Governor, as they fear he
will take reprisals later on The Government
IS convinced that this instruction ls nothing
more than another proof of the persistent re-
s.stance which tho habyles Oler % the
payment of their obligations. They also
take thought that powers ike France.
England and Germany. who know the
state OF affairs there as well as
Spain. do not consider 1t necessary % inter
Iere. Spain las sent her war-ships To the
coast Of Morocco merely as "a precautionary
measure. IN order % follow the example set
by France and England.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Wiirft,fsrrc, Va, Jan. "A personal
dimcilfy took place ON Main street YESTERDAY
evening between Dr. James ID. Garlick. as
si taut physcian at the insane asylum. ana
Mn Archer Brooks Ir. Cailcs was struck
several time, by alr Brooks with a stick. and
was SO badly hurt that lie hal 10 he taken
home I'D carriage. This evening Dr. Car
lick was reported to lie resting - easily as
coulL be expected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

DENVER. Col. jan 9.-Judgo Rising this
morning refused q new trial III the Graves case
and also denied the motion for continuance.
a motion for arrest OF judgment was then
filed. This will be heard Monday. and If this
is also denied sentence Of death will be i'm.
mediately passed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

The influenza scare is still the main

The influenza scare is still the main topic of
conversation here. ia spite of ai official
deniais which appear on the sub ect. 10 D., re-
markable T. find how permeate every branch
of the service Is with tins dlsea e.. J here does
not seem 10 be much OF lt among the Aueri-
can and English visitor, for in or Ter 20 give
Won the latest particulars interviewed Dr.
4. $. Clarke. the physician of the well-known
Americans here whose Views not only upon
this sub ect. bat upon the genera. sanitary
condition of the city, possess considerable
interest lle said
THE influenza is very prevalent but very
few ca-es have been reported among my
American patients or tie other hand
there are thi- year great many consumpuye
patents to whom the climate of Paris ls very
harmful on account OF tie moisture iu the at
mosphere. for such people require plenty OF
0ry. fresh air. nor all affections except those
uf tie respiratory Org ns this city Las o very
lenlthv climate. til Ugh the plumbing of the
houses is very bad. J strongly urgeaA foreign
visitors DO. - touch tie Seine water
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

At noon to-day mass was celebrated Do re-
coguitIon OF the nineteenth anniversary Of
the death of Napoleon lll. The ceremony
took place no So. Augustine church. There
were present ID delegate from imp rial CONF
mittees with banners. some m united by Ma
poieouic eagles. Altogether there were about
two hundred people present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
coMHERcIiL rREArIEs.


-0D90I0I IUII|0 INTT0 Tn' IW01I
PARIS. Jan O. The Minister Of Foreign
Affairs announces that tho commercial nego-
tations between tie cabinets of Paris and
Washington arc in fair way for a favorable
conclusion. Tie ueg0tatl ns with Austria.
Hungary. Nicaragua. Honduras. Venezuela.
Hmu and SPAN offer less prospect OF speedy
ternnauon Spain. as regards lAilllupl and
the Northeast islands has not yet established
"a basis for cOmmercia. union with tie United
-tlfes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

4 funny incident occurred here this week
which has caused good deal of merriment in
social circles Mrs. Winslow, Of New York. a
prominent society woman. and her son,
Richard Winslow. the latter the cher ami of
the Prince of Wales. was described in two
local papers as being the inventor Of the fa-
nous MIS-. WinslOw's soothing syrup. SO
outraged has the lady felt on bis account that
she has legally n.tIfed the newspapers of
her intention 70 sue them for libel unless thoy
make reparation. The newspapers have
made serio-comic alusons 10 this and
quzzicaily asked what sort Of reparatlon Is
possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
rnrscr MONACO BUYING sHAREs.


II in q significant sact that Prince Monaco is
buying up all the casino shares he can get
hold of. aud it is surmised that he aims at the
suppression of the gambling concession be-
fore its term expires in 1913. But by doing
th.s he will come into direct conflict Win
some OF the most influential French ismi-
lies and French influence that Will
make it difficult undertaking to sue
cecd. The French Government knows that If
Monte Carlo is closed the Riviera will not
have one-tenth of the number OF visitors VINO
are now attracted here. Ii is said that the
Prince is influenced in this action by ms
wife formerly Duchess Richelieu. nee bine,
Of the Jewish banking family Of that
name The lady is enormously rich.
and could buy no the casino entirely
If they would let her, and -
anxious to rid herself OF the charge of keeping
gaming tables. which is so often thr wn at
her in Paris salons. To-day alarge number OF
sporting men arrived here, attracted by the
racing auj pigeon shooting matches. which
begin on Monday With this addition aud the
natural increase IN sociabillty that accom-
pan.es it both Nice and Monte Carlo tonight
are en- fete.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

are IN full swing. there being eight roulette
tables and two FOR trente ct quarante work
inc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Those travellers who have been TO Paris by
the exceedingly comfortable club tram VIII
learn with regret that DO has been stated that
this service wll soon stop on account 0t the
dangers which abound iu the lniuor no Calais.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN. eseetuslly. dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures hsbitusl
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing TO the taste and ac-
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial in Its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend II
70 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cnre it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it Do not accept any
snbstitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~. kfw Eoak. M
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

a peculiar case of poisoning Is re-
ported from the Bristle Ridge neighbor-
hood. north of Charlottesville. Ind. AT
a large party a new tangled kissing
game was introduced. which proved
very popular. The young men on ar
irving drew strings Of variegated colors
from box, and then selected girls
whose dresses matched this string. The
young granger then took one end of the
string in his mouth and the girl at
tached her face In similar way to the
other. Both then chewed up the string
until they were mouth 20 mouth, when
several kisses were exchanged. At the
party in question the person coloring
the string had used dyes which were
not fast and the colors ran. Several
were poisoned very seriously. aud it is
feared that one or two cases may result
fatally. Chicago News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
A XindNW Cleaner.

A new window cleaner has been sug-
gested as an improvement to tho old
fashioned strip of rubber fastened on a
band of wood or metal. The great
trouble experienced with these bands
seems to be the difficulty of applying
water. The new suggestion is to attach
a rubber ball for holding water to the
handle of the window cleaner. by means
of which the window may be vigorously
sprayed. Such encouragement as this
would certainly save trouble, though the
average house servant prefers a chamois
to any rubber window cleaner. If by
any means the cleaning Of windows
could be simplifed SO that one could en-
gage man to do the work, as we do to
clean carpets or make over mattresses,
at trifling sum, it would take heavy
burden from the hands of the house
keeper who is too conscientious to allow
such work to be neglected.-Exchange
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

Designers Of arc lamps are now striv-
ing for better locking brackets and tx
tnres 70 10 used similarly - the dec
orative effects noticed on interior In
caudesccnt lamp fixtures The TN
slightly appearance Of arc lights often
prohibits their use in interior work. ard
consequently III onterprising manufac-
turing co1cern "a bringing ont new STYLES
Of hangers for use ou low tension arc
laups. which ere intended 10 suit the
popular aesthetic taste ca tAe subject -
New York World
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

The original ul the famaaa Ramass
portrait = Washington. psintsl fllsn
i8fe a i7sa. Is Tered "a exhibition la
Csc Wmans hulaias - Sire Wmias
far tHe Aluisfafe t. tss - a ltskat
sifa bar and maa. gram ~ iha "a.
Miss 5ohasan fa heF Original Pea
trslts - rs ssi.ing4aa pronsaaees 81 the
ha=st = AL esd rFediels ghat Is aill ts
aas aaY faa staHiard - ti,e ataaft pag-
tsait asVs Is = l'lttsbs.Es Dlsa4ith
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

For tho benefit - ambitions American
girls. il IS announced that three proni-
nent members II the new British gov
eminent lord Rosehery. secretary II
foreign affairs; Lord Honghton. viccrov
Of Ireland. and Mr AsQufb. home sec-
retarY-~afe wldowers Here are two
titles AMI three tets II gold against sev.
eral million American girls II Great
Britain wishes e. cope with this prob.
lem 50 s. eViaeut thtt Sire mast enlarge
Der mlnlalTF lA-oasl NnR.- Re.nrl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

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flesssslit Faiiafs the ORIGINAL hstie AfF-T
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sfr.s.ah 4sarxisfe. regularly sutiscrE-i -
annrfs. sl.f - fhs afeva hrrs es'ati tsi
rrtes Htt n ga Sc - zsu'sisss. trey -
he ehexi..st FasiIcilscs F1u esn tsy sf aeH
rre 4sseT 10 asAi 81 pecuilar ptan--
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fsssaaeer7 > q lerfs'f feEste-iF frf ssI.f
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a.. - na.e. as esfs ..sais1sie 9.sa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
4 lYSPEPIIC'S ARGIYENI

l. growi. ana ihat growl marks the NIT =
Hfgumf ut Hith him. lhe best WAY cef him
e. Try medtrl ne world be - sdvse against
it-bat notice hoE different ks tone after
using Rurio 4 Blood l. tiers
rave suffered y ltH aysGepsis fer the ssi
fvn years, Mt Song sfo J ccurnencFa taxing
E.B.R. lar uos on the second bottle. sDf
4 Fec ike Bcw man
q. KNOX
j. Sherwood Ave-
btnEhsmtoa. y. Y 4"
IFFRkrgr IFsrs vfrH SIFnsx ~rerrss
rrove fhe fatt tAaf p Tdocs E.ood q iter.
VII cure q s. persia Ire reason = FIa e. 4
tenss the stomach % aEfuTal rrH 0n and ksers
the 81 uics ws1s 81 the system free rom cog
ginE g. Furilies
r haVe teen trcnh1ef vith 6YErspSia so
hesrt disease Ger nlEe rsars sad found re 70
pei Hrtl z tried bufauek cd bifsera N0~
1 a. Fei hlt-r tat ~ fTa bottles.
MS. klTlk FRAZIER
BeFne. Men
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

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grcss wunt bry
th~ 90, sftps mel
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o. ioa MaiIcal
flnavvery lHsr the
Liver. Bod AMI
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