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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
How To Fish . Trout Pool.

Ipresume every fly fisher has at some
time or another found likely looking
trout pool and worked it carefully with
bis Ties from one end to the other. and
perhaps changed his flies and rested the
pool and again worked over it without
setting rise from q trout of decent
size, and then proceeded down stream
or-up stream. just ~ il happens that he
10 down stream or MP stream Usher.
feeling that in the pool big trout Is
lurking. that ne must be there because
everything indicates IL. bat unfortunate
ly the hybook does not contain the par
ticular fly that viii bring his troutship
from his lair.
IL this should happen to fly fisher
during this charming blossom season.
and ne has ishsd the pool srtisticslly
aud we'll instead Of proceeding on his
way. haunted by the thought Of bag
trout left behind. lat him fill his pipe. IL
he is . smoker, ard retire from the pool
unal the soothing weed is consumed.
and smoksr ana pool are both rested
Then approach and cast the flies below
or AZ one SIDE Of the particular spot
which appears 10 hold the fish, and when
the flies sink below the surface draw
them past the spot with force enough 10
make the water curl a. il is divided BY
the flies drawn SO swiftly that neither
trout nor man can distinguish the par
ticuiar flies Of the csst.-Forest and
Stream.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

year. 70 fanhien, Won the Twin CITY
Derby IDS 2rteEnooa saIao2t the least
BIT OF asxng from BOLIVIA. Bucknsrs
Newton and Leon. Sas took the lead
% the START And x4s never headed. A
quarter Of . lie from home Freeuan
se1t his spurs into Bohvars nanks and
brought him up zlulost 10 even terms
with the California mare. Thus the
pair ran to the wire, 70 Tambien WIN
ming by half . length. with Newton
lard Leon VS. bsAtsa . quarter Of .
usile.
TIE hai<. Air, vAs very slow. The
stake vas worth s, $40 10 the winner.
Fret race, sevea-slgnths mile
Judge Hughes won, German second.
Carroll Reid third; time. 1884.
Second. three-quarters mile, heals
First heat. Torrent woa. Power second
Crab Cider thru, s<cand beat, Torrent
uon, Possr second; time, l:2o, LIP
Third, half miie-Ei Paso Won, Earl
second. Nice Heart third; time, 49,
Foorsn. Twin City DERBY. 81. 500 added
money. mile and . quartsr-fo Tam
hen xon. Bolivar Bucknef second.
Newton third: time, 2:l7.
Fifth. thses-quartsrs mile--Suil Rosz
won. Kildare second. Carmen third
Time, Loot.
Sixth. three-quarters mlle-Wood-
bury Won. safe Home second, Lena
Frey third; time, l:23t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

uow s1ck chiidzss Are TrsessA n oU
Coskissat's sesshsrn Extre2lsy.
The Boskcn Globe has learned the
medical treatment Of SICK children in
Patagonia As soon as the doctor ar
rives be looks at the sick child. and then
with much ceremony rolls II up in .
piece % skin He then orders clay
plaster, and BY this time the child has
ceased crying. soothed by the warmth
of the skin, and 30 renders still more
solid bis reputation - wise man
Yellow clay is brought and made into
thick cream with water. and the child Is
painted from head u foot. causing him
20 cry again The evil spirit Is still
here" says tia doctor. sasely, and un-
does two mysterious packages he car
ries, one contains rhea sinews aud the
other . rattle Ios.de of stones in . gcurd
decorated with feathers He then
fingers the sinews, mutters something
for q few minutes. then he seizes the
rattle and shakes II violently. staring
very hard al the crying child, then
wraps IL In the si<,n again and II ceases
crying. Again it Is painted, ratified at,
and stared 1T. and again IL cries This
Is done four times, and then the cure Is
considered complete. The doctor leaves
the child quiet. embodied in the warm
skin, and goes away, having received
two pipefuls Of tobacco as his Tee
Strange to say, the child generally re-
covers, but II 1t does not the doctor gets
out Of the difficulty by declaring that
the parents did not keep the medicine
skin tightly round the child. and so let
the evil spirit get back again. This
statement may possibly explain the
origin of the old nursery song which Is
printed in ell editions of Mother Goose
Melodies" and has probably been sung
by every mother in America:
BY BABY Bunrn.
padcy's gone huntin',
To ger . little rabbit skin
To wrap up Baby Bantin tn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
GOOD IDEA FOR sPENDTHRlFTs.

A Reporters Plan Whereby He Managed
to Have Money All Week.
A newspaper reporter who has welded
a pencil for various journals in New
York for nearly score of years told an
interesting story about himself to
party of congenial friends including
Commercial Advertiser man, the other
evening, that will bear repeating. He
said that during the earlier portion OF
his journalistic career he found 1t al
most impossible to lay aside any money.
notwithstanding the fact that he was
then single man and earned q first
clsss salary. Try As he would the
money he received on Saturday for his
weeks work would slip away from him.
and when Monday came around there
remained nothing for him to do but to
strike the cashier. Finally the cashier
became tired of being hit so early In
the week, and the reporter was warned
that he would have to give it up.
81 managed it In one way and an
other" said the writer, but after .
time my friends also became tired and
found myself In many embarrassing
positions, until finally hit on pecul-
lar but altogether satisfactory plan"
And what was that?" he was asked.
"Well, it was simply this: When got
my money Saturday afternoon went
over TO the post Office, purchased regis
tered letter. put portion Of my salary
in it and addressed il to myself at the
office. OF course. the letter was not
delivered until Monday, and In that way
l managed to get along all right and
fin ally save some money"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
ENTRIES ARE COMING IN.
Probably $50 Trot,ers VIII Attend the
August Meeting.

Horsemen IN general and the Horse
mems ASSOCIATION in particular have
every reason to feel grstliied over the
entries that are coming IN for tho great
August meet. The full list of entries
IL not complete and letters and tele
grams are daily coming 10 the secre-
tsry Of the ASSOCIATION entering A,rlnss
and asking that stable accommoda-
hons be reserved for Tue horses. Up
To the present time eighty five horses
are entered with the secre-
tary, and prospects are that
the entry list will contain the names of
at least $50 OF the fastest horses ever
seen IN Grand Rapids. The strings
owned by Salisbury. Hsmlin. Rudd
DobIe. Mcdenry. Hickok. GouIdsnitn.
Miller 4 Sibley. Fashion stud Farm. A.
T. Miller, Mats MsIooey and numerous
Others. both great aud small. have not
- yet arrived. c. J. Hsmhn has tele-
graphed for twenty-five stalls for his
flyers and others heve also wired for
accommodations IN proportion 70 their
strings.
Tue event Of the August meet will be
the great stallion race, IN which nearly
ali OF the fastest horses in the country
are entered. At present but seven can
Do named. although several entries
have not yet rescued the secretary.
Those entered are the great Allerton,
2;c9s; Pat Downing, 2:l3. Bonnie Will
more. Ala. He q entered and will
be driven by John Dickinson, who had
entered Cheyenne, the latter being an
able ~ start on account of a bad leg.
ALVIN. 2:i4t; Harry Noble, All, are the
others entered.
In this race are already entered four
stations With records OF t;ltS or bet
ter. and will be one OF the fastest aud
beat races chronielsd IN the history Of
horse racing in this country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
jim TRAVIS CIRCUS


Some men are horn great. others
have 20 hustle for wha. they get, and
some have success thrust upon them.
James Travis. nov widely known as
an enterpTising Snowman, IL OF the
second class By dat OF unspArlng
effort and business sagscity ne built
up splendid and lucrative business
lie then applied . portion OF HE saw
ings to ESTABLISHING . we'll equipped
travelling tent exhibition. In his latter
effort TIE fates looked not with favor
upon nlm. Today. after two brlef
month OF hsroc effort, his canvas is
packed, Ms hand OF actors 10 dispersed
and ne 10 once more deyotlng his per
sonai effort TO the managemept of MS
Canal street business. Mr.. Travis stlll
evinees that indomitabie nerve and
pluck that has characterized him 81.
WAY as man, and thongh $1,000 poor
or than wnen he tirst challenged for
tune as Snowman be Is. nevertheless.
cheerful and full Of hope, and has sci
about TO repair his losses. To this end
he has restocked his store with every.
thing that II did not contain, and that
was very little, and he may now be
found At his old stand, q sadder and z
wiser man, determined 10 miss no
measure of succeas that energy and
application may attain.
Buy Dullam's Great German 25 cent
Cough Cure At ID. c. Scribner's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL
Cap'n Arson Wins . Cams With His
Colts.

Colts.
Bosrox, July 26.-Boston put up =
stiff all round game and won easily.
Boston;,,...-o soso II 20 ls Z
PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-The Clncin-
natI's were pigmies In the hands OF tie
PhIladelphiss today.
SIns,s.n,i -e sss 9 9 Is j j 5
NEW YoRK, July 26.-The New York's
got hang OF Cuppy's delivery in the
fourth inning aud got leads which the
Clevelands could not overcome.
New York; o s o 0 o o %
CleyeIand-.-.-.--e Q ! 1 1 ! vs.
BALTIMORE, July 26.-"Pap's coits
won Q lucky game today. Two OF
their Ave hits brought in the winning
run in the eighth inning.
e ssIs.%sre..al 9 9 9 &c - ! ?Css ]
WAMISeroN, July 26.-Breitenstein's
wi.dness in the early part OF the game
Was responsible for st. Louis defeat
by Washington today.
~ MaihS aa;ss'.S ] : sYio sggE |
BROOKLYN, July 36.-The home team
had no difficulty in defeating Pittsburg
today, fielding brilliantly and making
timely hits.
P PEsss.sss ,isaa % 5 j
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

The streets Of Berlin are soon to be
enriched by large number of so-called
"Urania pillars" of which 1t is proposed
10 set up in all three hundred These
pillars viii be about eighteen feet high.
constructed of cast iron. and will eseh
contain q cloek. meteorological instru-
ments. weather charts. astronomical
and geographical announcements, and
Also, as In the streets Of Paris, . plan 81
the peighboring streets in enlarged
form. to enable strangers 10 find their
Way
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

The spring in Alaska Is generally
more backward than In more southern
ATTITUDES, because the mountains being
covered with snow the atmosphere is
kept more or less chilled until the snow
begina TO appreciably disappear. Bat
the compensation comea in the fall,
when the mild weather Is extended far
beyond its limit In many other places
nearer the center of civilization. Veg
etsbles and flowers frequently are
found growing in the gardens after De-
cembsr. and il Is rare that heavy frosts
occur before that month. The summer
In Alasl<a is delightful never oppres-
sively warm. The thermometer remains
aroand seventy-nine degrees for weeks
and perhaps months, while the pleas
ant daylight remains In the amber SKY.
Comparing Notes.
II am sorry you didn't hear my Fourth
Of July grafton, DOCTOR" said the emil
nent lawyer. The papers speak of it
in high praise, as you may have noticed.
The committee in charge Of the celebra-
ton gave me one hundred dollars
for it."
II Am very sorry I couldn't hear ii, Sc
replied the eminent surgeon. but I
was so busy"-and a glow Of chastened
rcsiSnation lighted up his rugged fea-
tures-'I was so busy earning two hun
dred and Atty dollars that day myself
that was compelled TO forsgo the
pleasure Of listening to Chicago
Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
Shot AT THE BIRDS
First Day ofthe Trap Shooters
Tournament.
GOOD WORK BY HOME SHOTS
CEo~sa Succeeds n Breaking Twenty
Five 5xszasnt-Comp.sts sssss of
the Toarnamsnt BY Events.

The first day of the tournament OF
the Michigan Trap shooters league.
held on the North Park grounds, at
traetsd . good crowd OF talented
pigeon smssnsrs yesterday. some Of
the shooting of home snoss vas szcsi-
lent. especially that Of Croweii. who
succeeded IN breaking twenty nvs
pigeons without . nisen- boTuse also
smashed ssenly-ons BIRDS out OF Dos
s.Dle twenty-five IN the tenth event.
The scare Is - follows; Event !, 10
birds - woodwortn. g; Croweil. 10;
scheIling, 3. Nichols, s. Parker. s.
Holt. 5; spsnogle, 10; searle, ); Thomp-
500, s. GaHth.er, 3: Gage, 3, Bower. 3.
Event 2, 10 blrds-Expert, crowell. q,
spanogle, 7; semi-expeFt. Scnellng, 3;
Nichols, :; Parker. ); sesrle, 8; fnomp-
sou, 5; amateur. Gauth.er. Z, Gage. s.;
Wordsworth. ). Keller, u Walton, 8;
Holt. s.
Event No. 3, Is singles - Expert,
Schiilng, .; Cage, q; seml-eIpert.
W0Odsorth, 7; Walton. 4; amateur,
Nichols. IL. Carpenter. 10; Crowell. Is;
parker, IA; wharton. u; sp4ngols. IA;
Holt. Is; Bowers, 5.
Event No. 5, 10 singles - Expert,
Parker. ); semlexpers, Summers. o;
smelling. Z; amateur. searle, 8; Gage.
5; Woodward, 5; Carpenter, 8; Walton,
A. Holt. Z; GauthIer, 7; Nichols, 81;
Cro~ell, s; spangie. .; Bower. d.
Event No .. 10 sngles-Expert, Car
pentsr. 4, Nichols. 8; Spanoge, 5: semi
expert. Parker. 5; searles. Z; Wood
WORTH, 4; Crossll. 8: snateur, GAutb-
Ter. ;; Keller. ); Walton, 4; Gage. 8;
Dixon. q; Holt. o; Bowers, s; Scnliting.
10, summers, y.
Seventh event, Is birts-Expsrt,
schelling. 10; seml-expert. Summers,
IL; Nichols. IA; amateur. Searles, II:
Dlxan, il; Gsuthier. IL; Walton, 4;
Wharton. IL; Holt. I; Parker, -; Wood
worth. :; Croweli, l2; SpanogIe, 10;
Bowers, u, Bortree. Ii.
Eighth event, Is singies-Expert.
Spanogle. IL; semi-expert. Nichols, IL;
amateur, Searles, Is; Summers, IL;
Gaushirr, 10; Bortree. IL; Parker, -;
Holt. s; Dixon, IS; woodworsh. 10;
CrOwell, IA; Gleason. 10; Wsllin. o;
smiling. -; Wharton. 10; Gould, .;
Ptat, S; 1Ouler, :; Surprise. D.
Ninth event, 10 nngles-Expert Pack
er. 3: semtexpert Crowell. 7; amateur
Gage, 7; Bortree. 8; Bower. D; Keller,
8; Gleason, .; Holt, 4; Woodwork, 4;
>earles, 3; Carpenter, 4; Summers, 8;
Gsuthier, 3; Nichols. 3; Scnilling, 8;
Wharton, 3; Walton, 9; Fowler, 8;
Gould. .; Spanogls. o.
Tenth event. 25 singles--Parker, 81;
Croweli. %; Horton, 10; Walton. IL;
Gauthler. IL; Gleason. ~: Scniiling.
%. Summers. 10; Woodwork, 10:
Gage. L.. Sesrie. -: Keller. -: Span.
ogle. 20, Fowler. 70; Nichols, 81; Gould,
IL; Wharton. % Holt. 10; Holiday.
Is; Hubbard. IL: Bortree. 81.
The program for today includes the
medal race for individual state cham
plonsniD and team race for trophy, en-
hlematic of team championship.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
SaYatoga Races.

SARATOGA. New York, July 26.-Frrst
race. selling three-quarter mile Bust
time, l:i6.
second. hve-sighths of . mile.-Ro-
bustal won. Sis Mac second, False Aher.
ems third; time. l:03l.
Third. one Winchester won, Gam
Ter second. Ronneta third; time, l:44.
Fourth. one aud One-eighth mlls,-
Rico won. Gettysburg second, Early
Dawn third; time. l:57.
Fifth, one-quarter mile, over hur-
dles,-My Fellow won. Luke second.
Bassxnace third; time, 2:23f.
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Monmouth Park Results.

MossourH PARK, July 26.-The fol-
lowing IS me result OF the races:
Firs. race, ssyen-elghths Of q mile
Experience won, Somad second, Tenny
third; TIME. LIS.
second, tive-eighths of mile-Uncle
Jess won, Jordon second, Trouble third I;
time, loo.
Third, Que and one-auarter miles
Locshatchee won, Leona Well second;
time. 2;07t.
Fourth, one and one-haf miles =
Banquet won, stockton second, Demuth
third; time, 2:34f.
Fifth, ono and one-eighth miles-Mr.
Sass won. Bare Foot second, Now or
Never third; time, 1854.
Sixth. Que and one-hslf miles-BhS-
Ard won, Psrvenue third; time, l:2l2.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

The uasos at the house Of represenss
tfves consists Of bundle u thirteen
eeony rods eatwinea and bound ~
sesh~r with silver henas The thireeea
ebony sticks represent Oh. thirteea
original stake II We union. They srs
sarnoanied BY globe ~ silver. apos
which sh~ h~raisph-rcs are srse~a.
While silver s>es.. with ass~srstehsd
wings = perehed upon The sannis II
The glob> IL vas made Ia isss ssd
wsirhs txsaty psaa<lv.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

"You know that the Marquis de Cak-
aaux owns magnificent landscape ~
Claude Lorraine and two charming lie
~ ricture frames ~ the same persoi7-
YES. what ~ that
"As the picture was too large to ~
either 81 -he frames he had il cut in two.
AaS wrcss - tse srssa~r ~ she srss half.
Continuation opposite. Mosque -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
Trostine at Cleveland.

CLEvELAxD. July 26.-The grand cir
cult races began IN this city today, with
splendid weather and . far attend
alce. A large amount OF money
changed hands on the race. Sum-
mares: 2:al class. trotting sc, 000-Myr.
tie r Won. Lady Bell second. Pedro
third; r slyn fourth; bess heat, 2:ls4.
2:fo ciass, pacing, purse $l ,oOO-
Robert ] won, ElmonArch second, Paul
ynIrd; best time, 3:l24.
2:29 class, trottsng. purse $2.oOO-
Muta Wilkes won, Roaa Filkins second,
Lamont third; best time, 2:20f.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

A matchmaker u credited with the
manufactures set Of gold shirt studs.
in one Of which 10 wssch that keeps
excellent time. the dial being only three
sixseeathA Of an inch in diameter. The
three studs are eonnecssd by strip Of
silver inside the shirt eo~orn. and the
watch contained In the middle one Is
woanA up nv turning the stud above.
The h~s<s ere set by tsreing the one
boioU
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
WONDERFUL
CURES!
Of the Famous Specialist
NOTHING MEAN ABOUT US!
ADV RTISING
PHYSICIANS!

In the Detroit Free Press June q sixth page under
the head of Distinguished Doctors the names
OF the members of The American (Alopathic) Medical
Association who meeting in that city, and the spec
iaes in which they engaged and also the pictures
OF rs of those who can afford it.
If this is their advertisement, and think it is
wish to congratulate the principal physicians among the
Alopaths for their advertising physicians and
we feel sorrow for the herd of Aopathic phys
clans who do not to advertise. What does this
meeting amount TO- anyway! Is it anything more than
mutual admiration society and free advertising
scheme for its members Will the rest of the Alopathc
physicians call them "quacks" after this We hope
not, as the members of the American Medical Associa
ton have much right to advertise Dr. s. CLAY
TODDand wish to congratulate them their success
as Advertising Physicians
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

The wsiser was q lisfis nervous, and
dropped the ga~~ss ss~~s sp-s th~ Assv.
rhes ~ xrNat>a ~ gave Il wipe with
Bic srvsn. end plse<< = On toe plate.
On vsu sxpsct rsie % sss THAI assesf
he yssslnk
soas rwuss nsk ! frsxrs Ton $50
sruf1nss.t - ~rvatox. I sssd - b =
80 Jenrpa1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

The plssmnt saset ssd peFfset
ssf~y ~ash which tsfsss may ss~ The
California iaassa lasstsse syfpe OF
ftp. ana<f I'll szsfsi ssanA, makss u
thels fssostss ssmsav To - tbe tsue
aad genuine sxtrls, ioos taf tee asns
81 th@ GsIlfeeoIe - nysvn s.mpsny,
bf.ats1 beax - AooltpR0f Ne eaeee1es
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Winning

DIR. Price has been for years
Terfectng his Delicious Fla
vering Extracts, and they are
low winning their way TO
universal favor from their
merits.
No housekeeper who has once
Favored a cake, pudding %
cream with os. PRICES flavoss
OF VANILLA. IEnos, esas6e.
kve.. viii ever return 80 the
use OF any other axvorins ex-
tract.
Asa yous GROCER sea %. psscf's
and satisfy yourself Of their
superiority. The Price Fla
soung Exuect Company ere
the only EXCLUSIVES msnufsc-
oarsss Of Flavorins EsfEsefs
u2aa he eoana<al
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Young and Midd|eAged

rsrwsus Beh1ilfs. Neevous wsssnsss~s -
sulfins from esras tnal~eystiens sne ssess<~-
ef Esnhesa. cvcr~ers ~ TIRE brasn. fnpysp~f
sF<sfinehs o. sons ether diseases IMPROPER
ne ~ insfrernsbts In ~xsRirsfish are tr~sf
snent Of souse ether Diseases bsvedssssv wr~s
ness etc. causing lost nanhos1. impofenc,.
hsFresses< iastslsss 70 eo8seef seess p. re-
member = sord curing conversation; nasksns
fss Sufferer sese eeassssr. 10 every ere s~ss
hfm-ei causing ecnfsasi vorrs su6 sassriy
siout Troubles that never come: son~xius~<
css<ing Epilepss ores esn<tuz in@srstv one
form - bssfa~-s. fsrssyws xsr-eaus~r aoe
Bs~r Disesse. snstdlfss - son1scs bsenes..
ssa
fHss ssp>sss. ~fss al ire eonpssc~-ssns. 4.
sssys sarss ~ Bh s CLAT ToDB. ss-sh
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27


Catarrhs deafness, rheusnst.sua. nerv.
Gus debility, impotence and ell Diseases
resulting from early indiscret,ons and
excuses OF manhood, ali Diseases OF
The urlnsry orgal.s, partial paralyas.
varicoceile ruptures, famors, scrofula.
old sores. dropsy, skin diseases. liver
and kidney complaints. heart disease.
shoftness OF breath. back OF head.
email OF back. etc, including ali
female complaints aud chrome dlseAscs
cured quickly aud permanently.
That cough, sight fever aud weak
nese, snortness OF breath, p2lpststiou
OF heart. my means sure and quick
coneumptisn.
If you are nervous, restless. frr.ts.
bic. sleeplest or wake after horried
dreams, tired mornings, with a dad
headache, bad taste in The mouth.
sometimes discharges, and 70 about
your employment without lie, energy
or ambition, deere 10 be alone.
gloomy forebodings. a disposition Ia
worry and fret about trouble ahead
that never comes. speiis of feeling
sfraid or uncertain. sometiFnes iov
spirlts, you are suif ering from pervoue
debility and exhaustion OF nerve power.
which may end IN utter pYpstration-
insanity and death.
* you have a great sense OF weakness
and WEAKNESS, with tired limbs. numb
ness. trembling, prickly sensstlons,
cold ieet ond iegs, you are sdssnclDg
20 that most serious cisesse-fsralyss
IL your head aches. feel ncme and
ired, with strange sensations. lose on
memory, and you tbink With difficulty
or you are sieepless st night With
drows4ness and duilness during The
day, the nerve aud brain fatigue NAV
soon run into insanity or death.
III you have any al these feelings 90
not neglect them. or they viii End a
psrsiysis, insanity. prostratlon OF
death.
As you value your life do not neg
lect these vsrnIngN Time and exye-
renee nss shown. ana hundreds ct
stsftilre and marvellous cDres have
proved. that these Diseases are per
Iectiy ard completely cured ~ Dr.
4. CLAY TODD, Ia n. Division street.
rooms l, 3 and 4. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Under the use Of DR. y CLAY
ToDpS refnarkabl remedies Ell
those symptoms weld ne II hs magic.
and strengths Of nerves, vignr 81 bHsla.
vitality Of bEsod snd health Of body
are sooY, restored.
He remedies sre purely vegetable
and harmless. and can only be oh
tanned at has oftcs-
Dn. TODD compounds ne pretcfip-
tons before esch psfssft IN he os1ne.
ps- ToDp's Office - NJ ls =. Dlvsion
street, rooms /. : ard 4. Grand EapidA
His medicines ssrcs vith the stoIp-
seh, and VOC can eat anything you
cf0ost.
Heis IN hss Office from 3 in the morn
ing until in the evening every dag but
Sundays
Cali everybody. 4 frsspdiy tAik Mn
cost roa nothing.
Low cssrgss RAPID cures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
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Rssiiy Wins the Twin csy Darby q So.
Paul Yesterday.

ST. Part, July 26.--fhe crack of the
Kendall stables and probably the
greatest s-yesr- old performer OF the