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QUE BANNER

We boist to-day the bacner 81
TesreT ss1 FED The fsiIurs II the
House Oi Representatives,, win is
large Democratic majority, " adopt
the resolution u the Committee on
RIles, Sst.irg aside yesterday aad To-
day Tor tie consideration of LneSuea-
art silver bia, he c>a.gBued Us tLat
Wall Erect has q strong grip % the
popular Irspeb ~ COIgr-ss AID that
!. il us,.ss5 - lock % u Tor ANY relic!
from The eIssI.ops " tie gold CON
t~tactioaietS.
The silver plsnks II the Mime
spolis ADD Chicago platforms were
Inspired b! brains 81 nearly alike
that o1s is justified in saying that
the DIAin tAa. conceived the one is
Js-yprsibIs for tue other. Both are
j. b interests II gold bugs aud con.
sslueotly DppD@sd " the great inter
este 81 tiIEs G,atN. Harrison and
Clerelsnd stand s9usrsIy On tbDes
platform a5u "ie ~ sympatn! With
their seatirgPats. Both, no doubt.
are sincefe II their views On the
question VI free cJIn5ge.
Bu. W.. shoSs interests are 80
closely siisctei W tn!s question,
should oOt -. at their sincerity ar
our party pride, - tUFn ne from the
du.y We oss ~ our State IN TIE ap-
preaching election. The gold bugs
WITH IasA LoiILoos, MruB2 rom the
sweat u b0nsst Toll, st4Gd IN ssFTIei
TsnIs bsae5lh the banners " their
chosen leA5sts. Eba!l We, their sl4Yes
had jupes Ia inc past, longer follow
them whichever they may lead; Or
sna!! ne De true % Ourselves and
fZh. un.tsr the ,spSsr II tn. loader
rnDse platform on tie silver gTegt:Oa
Is which no have oenaDls1 for
Jesrs. aud whose reo0rd ls Z sure
guarabtss thai silver 8iIi De s9fs IL
his hauisE "a.
While the IsDr'gSDyNT does not
sbsts ons jst ~ title 81 its DeinD,..
r4cy aHdis heartily in favor oi the
platform adopted a. Chicago, except
~ far - /. refers " tbs silver gues.
lion. il believes Il " he its duty "
the people II 'sp.e-4ots HG1 from
whom il draws its support. W throw
what iDfnroce it may have in favor
0! the p4Jty whose principles md
loader promise the mos for the peD.
pie Of this State. Uudsr this banner,
No shsl. eight.
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BuslNEss LOCALS.

BEris. violin Eni guitar strlnEs- Il
hps assortment NJ Nulis-i
All Einds OF srew C-Es az Pen CruiE-
h,adiL- he hus The Irrrest stock in
tcxa.
Tuo-rs Pain Balm. MuEic Ssiv- and
MI the Pawnee MedrrDes csp lie had
uitbs &c = Je~air Store u
Protect Your veal eyes :ron ta=
'riuriuas elect g, SIX AID DOW rlEss
by getting L psi: o. GUrE Slrssst az
Mule &
!ou waut 70 hrrs your { weir.
repaired oy L hrs; riHss T'1krruc- AZ
reasonable i-!rez. ;Ets il 10 Sau
Neusrh wEnds-. al Sy.'s old stand
Nm Lang has --7grned the Hum
ouiai Lodging House. The oons
have I'll been -eoCrU;-d and iur-
dlsh-d with good beas. Give he: l
call wien you cums - tuwn.
Th1 1CE=rptiar a ELEo comfy
vharh uTit-r-o II ii,i. COUNTS
daring jay irud Angus; hus been
printed an bound Iusauphlei form
and If nvw to- faie - InJs Ufice -
The 10" ree II e.. sr;s ier coy
Bu, ,u- and seuG ;tIs yUurfriends-
When 70 much - DeInr sarl
I"d.sz ADusiTlsB no. n"o:
e;un AGlEL->E eth pu-
lsc - ADVERTISE old -
Us: cu!s+- uJn rrGs
she I - U-au-tu. Iu- w.;,r upJ
C-t~ 10 - -+s"y!. 20 :
Lnu IN TIE III uu'
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annette; 1t is coftaiu that n now
TGilr0aJ across Nevada would 'timu
late mi0ing aud create q number Of
thriving camps. There nfo ]th"uGnndH
81 fquato miles ~ uiporal land TINT
has never Uo.NB touched or oven
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STATE SCHOOL MONEYS.
SECOND Scmi-AnnuaI hppOrtIUn-
nIcni.

Prot Orsis Ring. State Suporin.
teudent 81 Public Instruction, bn4
made the following secnh semi.nn.
bual apportionment 81 School moneys
fT 1872, 90 ,hs basic 0f SL33GlG per
CunsNa child. L.
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Ueiiqnartpts for all kinds Of hsh
Ing poles nod ks1ibg .Lacsio AZ
AUURTa
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POLITICAL kkk-UECEEtfTS.

Ai'v---su;s En = -As I'D VII - rrB
GAh=e sul a= Cr='s Cazv,a-,g=. asrrs -.
sra irv=-4-us, - -lr.ug--
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For Alternate Els tors,

GEO. S. NIXON. ...o or Humboldt.
GEORGE ggO YS...-...Of Storey.
~ J. WEsTERFIELD.. ...o t Lyon.
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Total Disbursewer;s.slf.235 Il

Bal IN Treasury ...... &.iH5 i
The Etpve 1ru2uut E2rds 10 The
cr-lj; ~ tEe stper.i fun4s as PER
Ir-Esursr,s DA- Snf~I, dated Jul! J.
ls.- Ls:,l- attached.
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SCG&EEg.

SC&&kEy.
Jo,El receipts ...-. $500. a-,'U3 -
pEiG from Co iuu6s So. -
Paid from Stste
Pad from Judges
SHlzy funds.
PAID FROM Ruad- Cs5 -
PAID from ssh. " III. IS
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FpOM ROAD FUNDS.

Amt. 80 1888 O.
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TssNsrEEE', EAL.SCE sHEET.

ash II Treasury 10 credit al VARIOUS
fgr4SJ -!y /, ioJ-. as follows:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

ThSrs will be no ball sr cricket, and
anaus<msEt will have 70 be sought IN
the numerous urnsa resorts How
ever, pooI boards nave been erected IN
several places IA the city, and the
lovers Of base ball. Who are numerous
here. will have = enance each day 20
take . monetary lntsFest IN the games
played By the various leagues
Fashionable Grand Rapids was out IN
large numbers 10 hear the University
eiub, and the ines<szut clapping OF
hands WAS marked. Judging from the
sedate manner IN which local sweidom
usu lllv behaves IN the tneater, II WAS
supposed that they regarded applause
as vulgar. Circumstances alter, ETC.,
there IS = vast aud incompatible diff
ference between budding collegiate
and strolilng play actor.
An old truism 10 that doctors dis
agree. Tho same IS a fact with the
good men who direct the destlnies OF
the church. according TO the report of
the oftieial hoard OF the Division Street
Methodist church held the other even
ing.
The Bicycle club 10 gong 70 have =
tournament, and Will go into the coun-
try. During their absence pedestrians
can cross Canal, Monroe and other
business streets IN perfect safety.
THE STROLLER.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
HAD ALL BUT FOUR
4. w. Weeks Elected Chairman
Of the Supervisors
BY ALMOST UNANIMOUS VOTE
Little Claims Presented and Referred ct
the Opening Session Yesterday.
The New Cours House.

The special session Of the board Of
supervisors WAS called to order yester-
day by County Clerk Harvey on the
fourth door Of the city hall. at 2
O'Clock p. M. Supervisor Colson Of
Caledonia was made temporary psesid-
ing officer. The first business WAS the
election of chairman for the coming
yea. Supervisors Looms and Gould
were appointed tellers. and vote WA
ordered. The iirst ballot showed all
the members present, thirty-nine, and
resulted in the election Of Supervisor
A. W. Weeks or Lowell, 10y q vote OF
50 to 4 scattering. Mr.. Weeks thanked
his colleagues IN . very pleasant
speech for the honor conferred upon
him in such prominent aud import
ant county as Kent, and promised
faithful service. After the bard had
been organized, charges preferred by
several ta1 layers against County Drain
Commissioner Chambers were read.
He is charged with incompetency and
failure to do as required by law. Tho
matter will be referred TO the commit
tee or drains as soon as announced.
Divers Claims Presented.
A claim for $500 from HI. Z. Doren
for work on the county court house
was laid on the table pending appoint.
ment of committees. NJ. B. Church,
president Of the Valley City Transpor-
tation company, appeared and ex
planned the need of immediate action
in regard to placing draw in the rail-
read bridge. The company 10 to build
dock at the west end of Fulton street
bridge and 1t wants the matter to be
gwen immediate attention. The petit
ton was referred to special COM
mittee consisting of Supervisors Gill,
Sullivan, Skeels and the prosecut-
ing attorney. Ex.Supervisor Jacob
w. Walker Of vergennes. who
had been member OF the board
for twenty-nine years. declined renom-
nation, consequently Is not member
of the present board. He was . men,
Der of the court house building COM
mittee, and on motion of Supervisor
Gould he was continued on the CON-
mittee. The committee reported that
the court house wiilsbe ready for occu-
pancy by July 1. The board adjourned
until this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

IN GRAND RAPIDS
Words Fail To Do 1t
Justice.
A Cripple Of Twessy Years Made Whole
in . few nnuies-Df. freach's GIFT.

The most marvellous and charitable wark
ever done In GraaA Rssidsis heiag performed
every ncTning BY Dr.. Preach. from 10 - IL
O'clock In hsrImxn's Hall TIE exeiiemenf
created BY his wonderful healing Of the sick.
Is something seldom Witnessed in s pub .ic
hsl- Ii Is Simply Impossible 10 describe the
scenes that take place In the hail ard must be
witnessed - be believed. People ioek aFaaad
him By the scores 20 be healed and heaarcds
60 as spectators Yes. Oh Nend2. a nan came
upsn the stage ssyiax that he aad suffered
twenty years In his kide from The kie> Of
hefse. and that Doctor Preach hsd cured him
10 a lev minutes fsS days betere. aud suit
iag the setien 10 the statement he Iaa shsuf
the 81 &c trapping shd pFass.ng the doctor. A
lady csnie ~. bSals crippled With rheumaIisu
and paralysis. She stated 10 the audience
that she had not raisei her arm for three
Years. The doctor. taxing her hand. made q
Nv passes across the weak and painful parts.
melding and bending the joints Ill she gave
the most positive eyid nee Of perfect Coz tsol.
A lady who had tumor on her neck tue size
OF hens egg was greatly surprised 10 mad
that IL had disappeared an few minutes an
der the application 81 DR.. French's hand. A
man who had been deaf ten years was made
10 hear the softest whisper In few minutes.
Men with stiff knees and stin ps and lame
backs and bad stom sch we're made well under
DR.. French's magnetic touch. The cured would
shout and praise the Doctor. ana the audience
would join them In cheers and slgns Of SYN
pathetic rejoicing The doctor gave . fies
lecture TO ladies' Tuesday morning and will
Fridsy aiso. from 10 TO II O'Clock. Every 9TH
er cay al are admitted TO the hall. The doc.
tor IS located NJ the Veadome hotel where
consultations are free. lie cures al forms OF
diseases and no one can afford g. miss calling
on him. once hours frou to d. except when
At hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

The complaint made by some
aides . few days since about the
srowd Of hackmen who lounge on
tie north side Of Pearl street, seems
well founded and the suggestion That
they move elsewhere . wise one. Pass
ing there on Monday the writer over
heard . dozen coarse epithets within
the block even more offensive than pro-
family. Pearl street 10 . public thor.
cughfsrs connecting = large resident
secuon With the business center, and 10
not entitled TO thu nuisance mentioned.
Let the hacks be plsced around the
corner on Campsa street.
Superintendent Chspmsn should
issue sn order 20 the elect that cars
gong ia opposite directions should nsat
pas ~ tne Same time over . street
crossing. Tbs 10 frequently done. An
cid woman vas Observed to ga caught
between the ears tae ether day and her
fright came nearly causing her 20
plunge IN front Of the motor. Good
plan 10 bait cne car, and give resfes-
TRANS a chance TO get by and prevent
nervous travellers from losing their
vlss and getting kHrt.
Except during the tire Of the races
Grsnd Rsplce Wi be duii "a = an mmsF,
- tar - outdoor sports are ecuss rned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
Contagious Diseases.

Joseph Sobesxi, No. 4Jo Third street,
typhoid; Mag Joweski, No. POI Watson.
typhoid; Bouije Rozema. No. COZ Will
hams avenue. scarlet fever; Gertie
Poelstra. No. go Alpine street, scarlet
fever; Myrtle Kostenhof. No. SO Court
street, scarlet fever; Cora Smit, No. 1853
Hilton street, typhoid; Dora Young.
No. 200 North Ionia street, typhoid
Alice, Jane and Kina Kirwin, eighth
house on Grandyilo avenue, south of
Hall street, scarlet fever; Minnie
L.niger, u. b. A. home, typhoid
Johanna Van Bowen and Mrs. l.. Van
Bowen, No. les Hamilton street,
typhoid fever; William Meier, u. b. A.
home. typhoid; Harry Randjord, No.
go Henry street, typhoid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
VIII Go to Detroit.

James Austin, for the past two years
private secretary and confidential man
10 General Manager Head OF the Chi
cage h West Michigan. will leave this
city May for Detroit. having resigned
his position. He will embark in the
real estate and building business. At
the meeting of the Trinity church par
ish hetd Monday night Fred Maynard
Was elected to succeed him a. . mem.
Der of the vestry. Resolutions were
adopted regretting the withdrawal of
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin from the church
and the same were oreered spread on
the minutes of the meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
SHILOH'S
C0NSU N PTI0N
CURE.

The success Of this Great Cough Cure Il
without parallel in the history Of medicine.
All druggists are authorized 20 sell II on pos
tive guarantee. tes that no other cure can sue-
cessiully stand. THAT it may become knova.
the Prcprietcrs, al an enormous expense, are
placing Sample Bottle Free into every home
in the United States and Canada. II VOC have
q Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronehitis. Csc il. fsr
II will cure you. II your child has the CEoap,
or Whocping Couch. use It promptly. and relief
is sure. II you dread that inadious dlsease
Consumpticn, use Il. Ask yecr Druggist fos
SHnOh'S CURE, Price 10 cts. 90 cts. and
81 90. III your Lungs are sore or Pack lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Priee Is cts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
TAILOR MADE
CLOTHING.
SPECIAL LINES FOR
SPRING.
GARDINER
&
BAXTER.
The Annual Session Convened on III
West Side Lasr Night.

The Annual Session Convened on the
West Side Lssr Night
The Grand Rapids presbytery began
its annual sprIng session in this city
last evening IN the First Presbyterian
church on the corner OF scTiener and
First streets. The synod embraces the
northwestern part OF the lower penln-
sula ard Is represented AZ this annual
meeting by thirty delegates The re-
tlrIng moderator, the Rev. r. ). Good
man OF tnis city, delivered ais annual
sermon after which the delegates pro-
ceeded To the election OF a moderator
for the ensuing year. The Rev. George
3. Rawson OF Muir. was elected on the
first ballot The meeting will open
this morning AT o'clock and will con-
tinue with three sessions. morning.
afternoon and evening. The Ladies'
Missionary society will hold meeting
this morning IN the lecture room begin
ning Ut O'Clock. The day sessions
vii be devoted To the transaction OF
business pertaining u the diocese. the
reports OF committees. and the election
OF new committees. The evening ses-
SION will be gwen over TO the discussion
of popular subjects. All are invited
10 attend the meetings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
TREES FOR ARBoR DAY.
secretary Thompson Is Anxious to Have
Many Planted.

secretary Thompson Is Anxious TO Have
Many Planted.
The Hill Tree association has planted
500 trees this spring and has about ex-
hausted It's supply of stock. The Hon.
Geo. W. Thompson, secretary OF the
association. said yesterday that he had
received several applications for trees
that he Was not able to nil. He also
said that the trees set around the Y
b. A. home have died and that new
ones ought to be set IN their places.
The lawn surrounding the home Is bar
rem OF trees or shrubbery, and IT thirty
persons would each ret tree
on Arbor Day the surroundings
would be greatly beauufied a.
. small expense. Persons having no
homes could bestow q great blessing on
the public by planting . tree there.
Mr.. Thompson would Ike 10 have Il
few tree men call on him and give
tneir lowest figures on trees for that
purpose. 20 that he can inform thosr
who would like TO set q tree at the
Dome on Arbor day about what the ex-
pense would be, and where they eau
obtain IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
A Valuable Remedy.

Brsndreth's Pills purify the Slood
stimulate ths liver, strengthen the kid
neys. regulate the bowels. They were
introduced IN the United States In 1885.
Since that time over sixty millions of
boxes Of Brandreth's Pills have been
used.
This, together with thousands of con-
vineing testimonials from oil parts Of
the world, is pesstive evidence OF their
value.
Brandresh's Pills are purely veget-
able. absolutely harmless, aud safe 70
take at Any time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20

iag ana generous public. becssss one
Tecklsss, sneompst~Ht rider uho seems
TO have teen devoid Of sease. ctcspcy
and manhood rides lS.O. Snecks down
and Injuries woman, lt u nos Justice
- class the hundreds Of careful ana re-
spectacle cyclists Of hoth SEXES rs
Jozgsrna uos, end I'm sure yeu do
not wish TO wat tAe sins Of one on the
many. There 10 - more lao Sksalng
or honorable class Of young men IN
Grand Rapids or America generally
than the Thousands Of cyclists who are
doug ipealculabie good Tor the
improvement of streets. roads, etc, aud
are among the most progressive aud
healthy element of young America.
Regarding muscular iegs and feminine
ankles, surely no man er woman Is
ashamed OF thess giftsof nature aud the
country wantsn ore Of them fer its good.
II you will compute the nu mber OF &C.
cldents caused BY furious carriage
driving and that of reckless cycling
you will ind cyclists do net tfansgress
or horse driver. The streetA are CON-
mon property under tbs law and we'll
regulated cycling cannot be 'hred"
from road or street az the supreme
court of this country have decided time
and again. The cyclists OF America
court the good will II the non-cycling
public who will soon recognize in
cyclists . great neral force for the bet
terment OF humanity. and tine pros
perity of the country by furthering 3
healthy agitation for the Improvements
OF physical culture and improvement
of much needed improved highways.
All We ask 10 that We be judged by oui
works.
Respectfully yours.
w. j. MoRsAN,
Travelling Cycling Correspondent.
Chicago Referee.
Grand Rapids, April 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
Young Peoples ON GERS.

The Young Peoples society Of the
Wealthy avenue Baptist church has
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent. George A. Mcintyre; vice presi-
dent, Julia. L. Freeman; secretary,
Reginald Patterson; orresponding Sec
rotary, Mary Z. Remington; treasurer,
Carrle Fox.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
Burial Permits.

No. sos, infant daughter of David
A. and Elizabeth Miller, aged 3 weeks
aud 5 days, 40. % Kennedy street, IN
digest resulting from premature
birth; No. 500, Thomas Jerro.d, aged
~ years, st. Marks hospital, senility;
No. $40, Maria l.. Williams, aged g.,
Paris township, pneumonia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
RAN OVER A CHILD.
a Little Youngster Under the Wheels-A
Young Mans Conduct.

Young Mans Conduct.
The httie 4-year-old girl of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ham of Morrison street, was ser
lousy injured yesterday afternoon by
being run over by a horse and buggy.
The littlsgir with others, Was playing
in the street, when u reckless young
man came driving rapidly BY with -
horse attached TO phaeten. The
Child was vnabie to get out of the way
and she WAS knocked down. the horse
and carriage passing over her. Seeing
what he bad done, he urged his horse
and was soon out of sight, leaving the
little girl IN the street. Her plnymates
picked her up and carried her into the
house. A severe cash WIS cut in her
forehead and several bad bruises were
found on her body. The people in
that vicinity are quite indignant over
the young mans sctions and they are
making al effort to ind out who he is.
Mr.. Ham is general freight agent Of
the &. b w. n. railway.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
Badly Burned by Gasoi ne.

Mrs. Mary Walworth Of No. 1856
stocking street, was badly burned about
the face and hands yesterday. She
was filling q gasoline stove. Some Of
tho oil leaked over into the fire and
the blaze caught her clothing. She ran
into the yard and friends extinguished
the blaze.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
BURNS CLUB PLANS.
An Entertainment to be G;ven-A Hall
Is Reserved.

An EnreftainfocAt 70 DC 0iven-A k1all
Is Reserved.
The committee recently appointed by
the Burns club to make arrangements
for an entertainment to be gwen by
tbs club. held q meeting last evening in
DIR. w. II. Ross Office and started the
preliminary work. 1t WAS decided 10
give a literary and musical entertain
mcnt on FRIDAY evening, May IL, in
Good Templar's hall in the McMullen
block. The club has authorized the
board of trustees 10 contract for the
use of the ball on tho second and
fourth Friday evenings of each month
for club meetings and entertainments.
The latter par. Of june they will give
an excuraon down the river to some
point suitable for picnic grounds,
where Scottish games can be INDUCED
in and all of the conveniences for
Scottish eujoyments can be procured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
FUN AT sISSoN q LILLEYS.
Good Speed at Yesterdays Initial Scrub
Races.

A big crowd and siathers Of fun char
scterlzed the informal opening of the
Grand Rapids racing season 1T sisson &
LiIley's track yesterday afternoon. Six
horses were entered IN the scrub race.
J. III. Meyers frank Meyers won the
second and third heats; time, l 40. 1864.
Joseph Craier's ''stickfAst' won The
Prince fourth. Fred Young's Fred"
fifth. and DR.. James A. MePherson's
Edward succeeded in putting bis
owner in the hole for an oyster supper.
Il. r. Diksman and Jshn Mcintyre, ST.,
acted as Judges.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
Banquet at the Livingston.


rangements for the complimentary
dinner to be gwen Grand Chancellor
". III. LOOMS by his brethren of the
local lodges of Knights of Pythias, has
decided thatit shall be enjoyed at the
New Livingston hotel on Thursday
evening. Aprl %. The Hon. Sybrant
Vesselius viii act As toast master.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
"Bow TO Cure An skin D,s.ases..

Simply apply "SwAYSE's OINrxESr.',
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions On
the face, hands, nose, ETC., leaving the
skin clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for SwAYxE's ONT.
Mrwrv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
SCROFULA

We have undivided proof that from thrue &C
six bottles gsss3 internally ana By outward
application (dlrtsd il the skin Is brokenl &C
the affected paris. viii effect cure. Tia
great nilsson Of b. b. 3. is 10 regulate ffe
liver. kidneys. bowels and blood. 10 correct
acidity and wrng action ot the stozas0h. snc
90 open the ssuice ways os the syssam 10 cary
of all clogsed and impure secretions. allow
ing nature thus 10 aid recovery and remove
without fail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
Stamn Agency Wanted.

Residents OF the south end are sign
ing petition 20 be presented to POST
master Briggs asking that stamp SELL
ing agency he established at NJ. A..
swarts Il Sons drug store, at the cor
ner OF Hall aud South Division streets,
With the proprIetors as agents.