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Evening journal., 1892-07-19

We have been highly com
plimented by many customers
on the large and comprehen-
sive line of Ladies Shirt
Waists, which we have shown
this Summer. They combine
style, quality and workmanship
in a marked degree and we
have had a large and rapid sale
on them. AS the season APP
proaches the end we haveafew
numbers to close out atspecial
prices, as follows:
Percale Waists with box
pleats, in stripes and plaids
and a variety of colorings at
50 cents each.
Percale Pleated Waists, same
as above,only with Sailor Col
lars cents.
Cheviot Pleated Waists with.
colored Hamburg trimming
90 cents.
Dotted Lawn Pleated Waists
with Hamburg trimming-$I.
Russian Blouses in plain
white lawn, trimmed with en-
broidery-$2.25 and $3.50.
"A small lot of Laces-black
Point de Ireland are reduced
thus:
Soc ones to 62lc.
90c ones TO 70 c.
$100 ones to 80 C.
$110 ones to 80 c.
$1.25 ones 70 $l.0O
All in 9, II and IS inches
wide, also a lot of Cotton Ecru
Lace, reduced from 50 to 80,
65 to so and 90 to 70.
If you want a good Ham
mock, one that won't thump
you down on the porch, on
the slightest provocation, get
one of our genuine Mexican
Hammocks. $I.35, Ropes,
Ioc; Spreaders, Ioc.
Sold separately or together.
Evening journal., 1892-07-19
one Killed and Eight injured.

RICHMOND, Ind, July l9-The large
boiler in the Haynes, Spencer g. Co. factory
exploded Taylor Hall was killed and eight
men hurt
Evening journal., 1892-07-19
FeiI on Ills rFead.

NIAGARA, Ont, July 19-Alfred Patrick,
@ NJ. g., clerk Of the Dominion house OF
commons, fell on his head and died.
Evening journal., 1892-07-19
Gnrred nnh nnI,he,l.

MILwAUKEa, July 10 George Z. Sitting,
tailor, was gagged by two men and
robbed Of 100 he had in his safe and $500
be had in his pocket.
Evening journal., 1892-07-19
smallnox and Tynhus.

New YORK, July 10-The PAS passengers
Of the steamer Taormina were transferred
20 Hoffman island for observation. Small
pox and typhus were aboard.
Evening journal., 1892-07-19

Life insurance solicitors wanted for the
strongest, largest and best cumpany in The
world. ANSON A. MAHER, &c leral Agent,
Equitable Building. -
Evening journal., 1892-07-19
For Cooling.

Take the 4 Is p. m. trip on the City Of Chestf T
or Brandywine from Fourth street wharf 10
Philadelphia, arriving back at sp. m.
Evening journal., 1892-07-19
The presIdent IN IVnshInrton

WAsmSGToN, July l9-The president has
returned to Washington from Cape May
Point, n. j
Evening journal., 1892-07-19
A Doctors suicide.

HUNTINGDON, Pa, July 19.-Dr J. K
Livingston, a aprominent physician residint,
vt Entricken, committed suicide by shoot
Ing himself.
Evening journal., 1892-07-19
The Lady Of the Lal,e Floated.

WASHINGTON, July l9.-The steamer Lady
Of the Lake, which was aground off Lower
n.dar Point E.- l,ca.. ao..,a
Evening journal., 1892-07-19
R. r. ROBINSON g CO.

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET SITS.
FOR SALE.
80 shares Union National Bank stock.
Wilmington City Electric Company per
cent. bonds.
WANTED.
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Company
stock.
Central National Bank stock.
Stock bought and sold in the New York.
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commits
sion.
Letters Of credit given. available In all parts
OF the world, and drafts on England Ireland
France. Germany and Switzerland issued.
Evening journal., 1892-07-19

Open daily from o'clock a. m. until D. H..
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays froqn to
d.
Evening journal., 1892-07-19
no.. e54.O9

INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits Of
money for one or more calender months at
the rate Of per cent. per annum.
Money loaned on Mortgages on Real Estate.
GEORGE w. BUSH, President
q. WESLEY WElOlN, Nice-presdent
X. ~ TAYLOR, Secretary and Treasurer
MnN InI lAnl - -
Evening journal., 1892-07-19

A RTIsANs' SAVINGS BANK.
NO 5oa MARKET STREET.
Wilmington, Delaware
Evening journal., 1892-07-19
Loveioy Is Jubilant.

Secretary Lovcjoy, Of the Carnegie com
pany, is in good spirits over the success of
his maueuver, aud in an interview ex-
planned at length the circumstances under
which the step had been taken He said:
'These informations We're entered ia my
capacity as private citizen, and not as sec
retary of the Carnegie. Steel company.
There arc GOOD cases aoairat 1000 of these
men, and from now on twelve to fifteen
informations will be made every day. The
idea is to make them just as fast as the
authorities can handle them. We have evil
dence against 200 men. and we propose to
push these cases. The laws of Pennsyl-
vania are very broad on this subject, and
persons who were on the premises at the
time Of the shooting are liable not only as
accessories but as principals.
Evening journal., 1892-07-19
STRIKERS IN JAIL
Homestead Men Charged with
Murder by the Company.
WILL MAKE 1000 ARRESTS.
The Men Wanted Are Ali known and
Their Cases VIII BE Pushed.

burgess McLuckie the First One in the
Clutches of the Law and onieers Arc
Hunting for o'Donnell--The Men win
ketaliate and Propose to Move Against
Carnegie, Fricls and Others for Murder
and Treason-The News Comes Like a
Thunderbolt to Homestesd-The Mill
tary Force strengthened = Secretary
Lovejoy Is JubiIant.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-12
Smallest Republic OF the World

San Narino. the little republic inclosed
within the boundaries of Italy, bears the en-
cyclopedic honor of being tho smallest self
governed state in the world. This. how
ever. Is a mistake. Goust. . little hamlet
in the Pyrenees. 10 even moro of an ideal
republic than our great United States. II
belongs to neither France nor to spain,
and has not to exceed twenty-five citizens,
ali told. They have no taxes or other pub
lie rates TO pay; no mayor. watohman. or
other public official. each male inhsbitant
of the age Is years having equal say in ad-
ministerinR affairs of state. Among them
there Is neither rich nor poor. master nor
servant. noble nor ohurl. Truly 0oust 10
the model republic. ---
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-12
A Tiny ~Timepieos.

NJ. Morquet, a friar Of the Florentine Or
der in Paris, has constructed a perfect
watch only N quarter Of m inch in diane
ter. Besides the " hands seen on all
watches, 1t has a third which marks tho
seconds, besides n microscopic dial which
indicates the days. weeks. months and years.
It also contains an alarm, and on its front
lid 10 an ingeniously cut figure OF 81. Fran
cis. On the back cover, by aid Of q powor-
full glass. you can distinctly read two verses
Of the "Ts Deum.'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-21

The Chinese OF ssh Francisco shave
nearly every day. A queer little razor
il Ii that they use, too. Ii is in no re-
spect hike our razor, except in the matter
Of the keenness Of it's edge Ii 10 q wee
bit Of blade, nicely curved into semi
circle. With this tool the Chinese bar
Der scrapes the almost hirsuteless face
Of his customer and then shayes him
around the ears and down the neck 10
the first bone Of the spinal column. The
rounded point of the razor Is also insert
ed into the Celestial ear, and every am
birious hair that dares TO show itself In
the aricular lobe is clipped before it pro-
ceeds very far. The Chinaman, you
know. is scrupulously cleanly about his
ears. A growth of hair in them is con-
sidered mark of low birth or Of care
lessness or ungenteel habits.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-21
TRorTING AT PITrsBURa.
The Grand Circuit Races Opened to Big
Crowd

PIrTsBuRG, July 20.-The grand cir
cult races were to have opened at
Homewood Driving park yesterday,
but on account Of rain we're postponed
uutli today. The weather today was
fine. the track good and the racing ex-
csllent. Five thousand people were in
attendance. In the fret race Dircgo
and Raven were selling about even as
favoritss sgAinss the field. Raven took
the race In straight heats without much
trouble. la the 2:33 pace Hebus opened
IS favorite, but WAS evidently not in
good condition and Odeil did not seem
To push the gelding. Judge Martin
after the third heat took Odeli OH, de-
claring pets on THE heat OF and put
Eyans upon Rebus. Rebus came ia Sec
ond IN the fourth heat but Jets was an
easy winner. Illinois EgDertsold favorite
IN the 2:l9 srot. Dandy got away with
the first heat, Egbert got the second
after hot finish IN 2:l6i, the fastest
mile trotted TINS season. and lowering
isls own record. He did not keep this
pace up in his other heats and Dandy
won the most exciting race ever seen
here.
In the 2:29 class. trotting, purse ST.
900, the horses finished: Raven l, Rose
Filkins 2, Dlrego 3. Best time. 2:234.
2:35 class, pacing. purse 81 900: Joe
Jets /, Hal Braden 2, King 3. Time,
2:lsl.
2:i9 class, trotting. purse $1,000:
Dandy l. Sadie " 2. Illinois Egbert 8.
Best tune, 2:l6}.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-21

cincinnau and Washington Play Eleven
Inasngs.

Cincinnati and Washington Play Eleven
manage
BRooKLys, July 2o.-Pfeffer aud his
Ksntaek.ans took today's game frona
Brooklyn without much trouois. Hart,
usually very effective, was easy for the
ylsstofs-
R Rssss'SlaI q 3 9 SO J rs Is
wAsaISsros, July 2o--cancinnati
won Q bard fought eontest today.
WEIGH played 8 great game III the geld
and several times s4ved his club from
defeat by making brilliant catches.
Both Rh.nes And Duryes pitched IN
fine form.
Washington e01fo 100 o. 5 4
CiaelaAatl 0 o l D 90 lis ;
BALTIMORE, July 2o.-Forty-two base
hits and twenty-seven runs was the az
gregate of today's MISUNDERSTANDING
game which the home team won by the
score of twenty to seven. BALDWIN was
Knocked out of the box In the fourth
inning and Smith was even less effect
i've bus Mcmahon WAS very steady.
Pin itsoarx II 5 0 0 0 . e-7 Is 8
PHILDELPHIA. July 20.-The first run
of today's game and Tue only time st.
LOUIS tailed Was by the tirst man TO
bat, Carroll, IN the first inning. 1t was
q home run hit. Afterward the Browns
could do nothing with Carsey.
5; ssgs / . 3 : 3 ~ :
New YORK, July 20.-Anson secured
his first victory OF the second series by
defeating the New Works today. Both
teams played very even games up to the
eighth inning when single anc home
run secured two runs for the visitors
and gave them the game. Score:
New York; 0 o 0 ] o.
Chicago.-...0 l 0 5 g. 8
Boston, July 20.-Clarkson did his
best TO down his old comrades and rs
they were earnest the result WAS hot
one. The few errors were costly as only
one run was earned. Long carried Oft
the batting and fielding honors. Score:
Boston-..-0 o o 0 / l2
Cleveian d......-0 ! 0 u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-21

At the battle Of Seven Pines or Fair
Oaks the Fifth New Jersey. in eonrec-
ton with the regiments Of the Second
brigade and others. ably astested the
universal confidence reposed in them by
their commanders. Senator Wade. at
Bail Ran. sss1. Give us = brigade Of
these Jerseyfaen AMI we'll bear The en-.
envy still"
Daring the engagements ~ June =
Unisn soldier hal Ass LEO shot OF by =
ball from Tia eneuy's artillery.
Captain Ramsey ersfered ene Il his
men can frsshmsn from New Jer~sy) -
assist the waena..i man 10 The rear
Pss. White gf~tns The s~e~~ssyy ssss~t.
snes. s.ked The snsn hsw sssa where he
h*si h~rss wsansss~i
NJ leg va shatfefsd by . cannon
hall sershs tiss Last stsAek. wss tb~ r.
ply.
On 81 49, - sha hsersfai fr.sssent
a shsll sss,s shs .is>~is bs<1iy wvanaesi
nsas hs.a snsiseiy 90. sanaftessa ~
Pc. sha wss carries Ne ss~ts-1s ~
aiAsfDe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-21

eglsseisn made IN the Bossoa World OF
en- article ne wrote come TINE ago.
After the puollc2slon OF the criticism
Mr.. Berger IA An article IN
his paper stated tssf there "2s
not . practical sseyellss on the
Worlds stat Mr.. Cartwright took up
the challenge ana said hs would race
MIR. Berger ~ the Warrington meet
from the Washington acqusaaes bslaxs
~ tsola Joan bridge aud back sxAin.
distance Of sIItesn mics, to decide the
question which paper aas he fAstss
riders. The race vas run TINS morning
resulting Ia Berger winning ia one heur
and ssysR mlnutes- Cartwright s.ippsa
sne pedals frequently. The race vss
holly contested throughout
WAsaIssros, July 10.-Iodays rae
ing results we're as follows
First race. one miie--safssy minute
limit open; Is entries. w. IL. Ward,
Wssnlngsou. /; w. +. Ellis, wAshiag-
ton, 3; John I. Mount. Warrington 5.
Time z:z5 Is.
second race, ! mile-ordlnsry l. 4.
w. championship. sax sntriss- j. IL.
Draper. SehuylkIll navy, l; W. ;.
Campbell, NJ. A. c.. 2: T. IL. McLsuxh-
lin, hrdsoa county, ~ j.. 5. Time
Ills "a.
Third, Q miles-safesy handicap.
open. Three entries. II. A. Githens,
Chicago. l; Wm- +. Murphy, n. Y. A.
c., 2; E. A. Nelson, Springfield, ).
Time :5of.
Fourth, ! mils-sAfety. L. A. W.
championship Three entries. c. X.
Barrett, Chicago, c. c., 1; @. A. Baker,
NJ. A. c.. 2; Vim. II. Nalllken, Balton,
S. Time .37.
Fifth, mile-Safety. team open. The
Chicago team was tho only entry.
Gltnen, 1; Munger, 2: Barrst, 3. Time,
2:38.
sixth, Que mile-safsty, L. A. w.
cham pionship. Four entries q. r.
Taylor, NJ. A. C., /; L. ID. Munger,
Cnioego, c. c., 9; Chas. w. Dorntag,
Buffalo, A. c., 5. Time, 2:4l.
seventh, one mile-0rdlnary; open.
Three entries. w. $. Campbell, NJ. A.
c., l.; Z. NJ. Murpny, kIngs county
wneelmen, 2; w. y. Murphy, n. 7. A.
c., 3. Time, 2,55 %.
Eighth. one miie-Tandem l.. A. w.
championship; four entries, William IL.
Pensyrus and Charles ID. Dorntaga, A.
T. n. Y, won; Z. r. 6eeiye and Her
man Mac second; S. b. Bowman and
II. l.. Salstonstall, L. A. c. n. J. third
time, 2:3S AS.
Ninth, one mile, ordinary distance
of Columbia championship-Two en-
tries; Ward, Y. NJ. C.,.A. won; Bowen.
Arlington club. eecond; time, SOL.
Tho whceimen say, taking everything
into consideration. that this has been
the largest and most successful NEE,
they have ever had.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-21
HgLDA " gtIT SICK.
A Scenes Of Mlshaps Bat Excellent Racing
Az Dc-ro.t.

DErROr, July 20.-Five thousand
persons were At tho track of the De-
trlot DRIVING club when the frst heat OF
the 2.30 trot was called this afternoon.
The track vas good and . breeze WAS
blowing down The back stretch. lne
tirst two heats OF the 80 trot we're won
by Hulda after hard rgnt both times
When the bell sound,d calling the
horses 10 the track for tne third heat,
Orrn Hickok drove up TO he Judges
stand and said that Hulda was SICK.
she had symptoms OF colo. he Was
anxious TO withdraw her but the judges
refused untll DIR. Hawkins and another
veterinary surgeon examined tie male.
They reported her in . dangerous eondl-
tIf,n and there WAS no alternative fort the
Judges but to allow her 10 DO WITH
drawn, wnIch sney did. There was
bitter DISAPPOINTMENT among the talent
who had hundreds OF dollars on her
which they were reasonably sure OF
winning, Dat which was lost by her
withdrawal. MutA wilkes was made
fAyorlts, Llzxle Ciibsoa ser the pace,
hut broke and fell back dozen lengths.
Muta q easily IN 2:z5, Maggie Mon
roe ., LIzzle Gibson 8. Mnts Gibbs won
the third heat easily. cot icing headed
throughout. she also took the fourth
aud nth heats IN very easy style. Roy
Wilkes Won the first heat OF the free
for-all pace by length In
220. The second heat vas taken
by Grants Abdallah in 2:l24.
breaking ME former record OF 2:l2i. A
serious blunder occurred IN the third
heat. President Campa1, the starting
1udge gave the word TO go 1t the third
time OF scoring. The bell sounded .
moment later and Bob stewart, driver
Of Grants Abdsllsh aud Lewis, driver
OF Roy wilkes, thinking il Was - recall.
stopped At the turn and came back. w.
J. Andrews, driver of Msscotte, did not
stop but went around the course.
Stewart and Lewis on getting back to
the stand, were told by starter Campau
10 drive the neat which they did al
though Msscotte by tnis time was half
mile ahead. Msscotte logged
unttfs the wire In - f:l5t and
Grants Abtsllsh beat Roy Wilkes
by head IN about the same time.
The judges decided that az the bell
rung after ths horses started, distance
WA waived, and that both Abdsllah
and Wilkes were eligible TO start in the
next he,st. Msscott then took the two
heats easily, though IN the fourth Alb
dsllsh crowded until nearly 70 the fin.
ish. Tie third race. shs ALI ros, which
vac flashed wss the best race ever seen
on the track. In the first beat Honest
oeorge. Hazel Walker and Waiter E
finished. noses apart, and in the next
two meats also they all finished in .
bunch. Direct was driven an exhibi-
ton mile, and psced in 2;0si.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-21
FOR THE BIG MEET
The Program for Nexr Weeks
Tournament
or The STATE TRAPsao0TEas
TIE Nesting VII Be One Of the Largest
Ever Eisla BY tns Stats
Association.

Arrangements are being compistsd
for the sseond tournaments Of sns
Michigan Trapsnooters league, TO Dc
held 81 the North park range Tuesday
and Wednesday Of next week. Entries
are still beng turned IN and the shoot
PROMISES " Dc one OF unusual Interest
American shooting associstlon rules
govern. Blue rock targets, expert traps
aad improved electric pulls will %
used.
The program for the two days fol-
lows.
First day, July %, commencing At
$50 a. m. sharp: Event /. 10 singles.
entrance 81; event z, 10 snxses, &Ii
event 8, 10 singles, sl.5e; event 4, ID
angles, Sl.5o, event 5. 10 angles, VI;
sveat 8, Ia singles. 81; event 2. 10 sn-
giles, $3.50; event :. Is singles, s.oo.
event D, 10 singles, 81. Open TO AL
(amatsar rules one money. Event ~,
Is Singles, 81; event II. Is angles. Sl-oo;
event IL, Is singles. $780, event - 20
Singles, Mdss. race. free
Second day, July q. commencing al
$50 4. M, sharp: Event !, 10 sing es,
entrance, 81; event 2, 10 singles. 81;
event 8, Is angles, 81 90; event I, 10
singles. 81 80. event ), 10 singles, 81;
event 8, 20 singles, 81. Medal race fok
MleDissn stats Trap shooters medal,
smOlsmatc OF the individual state
championship. Event J. Is singles, free;
event s. Is Singles, $50; event ., 10
SINGLE, sl.5C. event 10, 10 singles, 81;
event IL. 10 singles, 81. Team race for
trophy. rmblemaesic or the state team
championship - three men per team
from any locality; Event IL. % singles
leach man. free; event Is, 30 Singles,
Mdsc. race, free.
During the shoot a meeting. Of the
bard Of directors VI The league viii
b. held
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-21

Singer, living in . loft over . stable
on the Bowery in New York, with no
money and little to est, was next mst IN
Paris luxuriously enjoying an income
Of 81 400 day.-Chautauquan.
The superintendent of the money or
der department of the Pirtsburg post
Office is a woman, Mary Steele. but she
has never stolen cent of the peoples
money, though she handles ~ 600, 900 a
year. She has not even made any mis-
takes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-21

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 20.-Race re-.
suits:
First race, one mile and furloug--
Dickersoa Won. Lsrchmont second,
Pelham third; time, 1:554.
second, four and one-hslf furlongs-
Sport won, Jsponice second, Stowsvay
third; time, Sd.
Third, sevsn-eiRhths OF . mile--No-
mad won, Crotchet second. Alcxlde
third; time. l:26.
Fourth, six and one-half furlongs-
Kingston wen, Fairy second, Logan
third: time, l:3l.
Fifth, one mils--Klng Crap won. In
dia Rupbss second. Irene third: time.
1881.
sixth, three-fourths OF . mile--wat-
terson won, Strykcf second, Bslly Hoo
third. tune: i:l6.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-21

Upon arriving at the Temporary hospi-
tai oae Of the surgeons. after looking II
the man. said; What did You bring
this man here for
..Sure. Captain Ramsey touh ne %,
said Pat
why, the man Is dead; his head Is
eonpsstsly shattered from his body re-
Piled the doctor.
His head. Is il: On. the blAggard.
shure and be t0uld Ins il was his leg, so
be ala. New York Recorder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-21

CHICAGO, July a0.-Today's results at
Washington park: First race, one mile
Lame NcDuff won, Red Root second
Sir charlss IN srd. time, l:t3t.
CicIly won, Torrsns secoad, Harry
smith third; tiu,e, ~.
Takrd, one-hslf mlle--G. w. Johnson
Won. qnives second. Maid Marian third
time. sssf.
Fourth. one mile and twenty yards-
Ormie won. Not Us second. Ed Leonard
third; time. ! f1a
Fifth rsces q nisle--AIary 4; sslveado
2. Lucinda 2. Time. I.i4t ssth. one
rnits and - ysrds--Yaie OF. 1; High
land z; Esrnest Race Z. Time ifit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-21
Gioucestey Results.

GLOUCESTER, July 20.-The following
is the race resalts:
First race, one and one-eighth miles
Major Thornton won, OberlIn second,
Carnielite third; time, 1851.
Second, half mile-Robinhood won,
Clinkumbell second. Esselle F third /;
time, 81.
Third, four aud one-half furlongs-
Comrade won. Arizona second, Canton
third; time, 1861.
Fourth. fiye-eighths mile-Exotic
won, Edith second, Annie third; time,
Isl.
Fifth, one and one-eighth miles
Night won, Partridge second. Eiyton
third; time, l:55,
Sixth. six aud onc.fourth furlongs--
Kyrls won, Judge Mitchell second, Ar
chItect third; time, l:22.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-21

CaArrh. deafness, rheunasinna. -
Qua debility, impotence end 81 dseeoneA
resulting from early indsscretaoua 49,
excesses Of manhood, all dassasm =
the urinary orsasnA partial pAxslyula}
varscoceilc rupturea, tumorA scrofuia~
old sorea. dropey, skin dissaapa. liver:
and kidney oomplssnaA heart diennes.
shortueo OF breath. back Of hend
ANAL OK back. etc, including Il
female complaints and chronsc d,Snaoo6
cured quickly aud permanentiy.
That cough. slight fever aud wuah-
nesc. shortness OF breath, pAipienAknn
OF heart. my means surs and ouisk
II you are nervous, rsst,ss,. irrSaa-
bic. slsepless or wake after horriu1
dreams, tired morniuga, WITH . dun
headache, bad taste in The mouth.
sometimes discharges, and Go obou3
your employment without lie. eosexy
or amblnon. desire 10 b aios9
gloomy fofeboq5nes, . disposboo q
worry and fret about. Toub)s aheol
that never con5S1, tpflls Of. foe1kp9
afraid or uncertain. sometim0 ~
spirits, you are suffering from norvona
debility and exhaustion Of nerve povue-
which may end Ia utter prusasaaioo.
insanity and death.
II you have . great ssoe a. wsA1unn
and weAr,ness. With tired hDhA nuob>
neee, trembling. psickly sseuDeseuat
cold let ond lcgs, you ese advaoon4
20 that moee serious dleeaso-faratyuA
II your had aohes. feel numb -
irsd, with strange ssnnsoua. ~ q
memory, end you think With d40co1>t
or you ere sieepiess at usNha 81
drowaness And dullnew during -
day, the nerve and brain fssssue 80
coon run into insanity or death.
lfyou have any Of thees feeliup -
not nsxlec them. or they viii 81
pAraIyuA insanity. proskrss,oa -
A. you value your LIE do ne& -.
lect these warningA Time and &C.,
rience he's shown, and hundreds g
etartling and marvellous cureo haxo
proved. that tbese dssoases are -
fectly and completely cured ~ d.
3. CLAY TODD, IL n Division akroeA
rooms I. and {. Grand RApida. Ma
Under the use Of DR. .. CLAY
ToDD's remarkabl remeds0 ~
those sySnptoms yield ~ il b. mseie,
and strengths o. nerveA, vigor Of be6lov
vitality Of blood end health q eedt
He emed,es Are purely sses>un1o
and hasmsesa. and can only - -
tAined - bic once.
DR TODD compounds hse peeuoF<os
tions before each patsent IN be once.
Dn- ToDD'e once y et 10 n. Divioi0o
stress, roons I, ed Z. Grand nnpt1A
liz 0edicineo oGroe With the UoMs
ech, md y0u 90 80 ssyelsnG -
Hsis n M olDes fron II the nooen
ing until n the evening every dag -
sundays
Cal everybody. 4 frisndly saIk -
Low csarges. RAPID eurA