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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, July -. 1892.
PRINCIPAL. EXPORTS IN JUNE.

Wednesday, July 1872. m.
Tho rcpor. by the Bureau Of Statistics OF the
EFFORTS in June Of the principal products Of The
country including brcadsufs. cotton. mineral
oils and provisions with live stock. shows q con-
siderable shrinlace in comparison with the
previous month Compared with the same moh'n
in previous years. The movement WAS IN every
rosncc, favorable. Tie values Ct the exports
of cotton and mineral oils WIRE smaller IMAM ID
the same month last year. hut the amounts In
ponnds and gallons were considerably larger Inc
.outward business was rot les. in volume. III
other words bu. the returns from il were smaller.
Tic losses in these items were more than mace
I'D by the gains in provisions and brcads'uhS-
The value Of the total shipments was SAL @oo
against S3G.402OSl in tie same mon'h wear
ago. and $50. s93.472 in the preceding wear.
For tie fiscal wear. the exports OF these
rrodncte aggregate S753.11s.32d. M incrcaf''
Ct $751; $50 over the previous wear. an"
Sl44 az; .9s2 over tie wear before that.
The following tables compare :he value OF
thcs,. exports in June. and in the fiscal year Tor
,Io Let tllrpn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
EUROPEAN FINASCTAL MAHKErS

london, July 10. p. Con,ns 80. for money end
90 1916 Ior The account, N~W-Nok Prnnsyl, ann an
uai" nI'' mortgage hands 80. CANADIAN Pacific o.N
lre, p Nc Sican ordinary 2' St Paul common 81.
i!cadirg. 3l'i India council bills w>f" llo,ted to-day.
AZ decline n liCd pr rupec. Paris advice, quote ex.
change LONDON - frOnrS H. rcntimss Tor checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
...... scoo i ao. sA s6cl ga 800 s'joh7s .j-'
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

The stock market paid no attention 70 wha'
mov he the colEp etc disruption OF the Nrst'hI
Traffic Ae,ocia ton. There was no plauS:p'' eN-
cuec offered for the action OF the Chicago, BnrIng
ION ard Quincy Railroad at the meeting OF VI"
Advisory l;oard yesterday. nl"s INC on'cefs "a
that company can present better reasons man
thev have rouchsafcd they NAV he convicted oil
having sDcculativc motive. Rumors tliat proni-
ncnt directors of the company are snort OF -'och"
arc mc-,y strcnrt ncned by such performances
The directors owe II % their stockhoiders 10 az
nrocf tho popular Inference that their acil'n
was chiefly speculative. The answer must oc IAN
and explicit. 49,
The stock market also paid no attention IN the
unexpected shipment OF $4,000 gold. ~ was
RECOGNIZED that there could hc no profit in thr
tIur'aciion and that Consequently thc shipment
must hc considered special one. lhe narKr'
was strong throughout tho dealings, ana the CLOS
ing w?s affected fnvorably b tho apparent defeat
Of the frcc-coinalc bill in 'hc lover houfr oi
{ onercs, The innucnc" which MAJ he eNcrtcd
Ivy this action NAV not lie estimated Europe pa
been made tiInid by tn" possible chance oil frfc
diver coinage in this country. When II Is renz'd
that not even Presidential VITO IL needed 70
defeat IT, confidence may largely be rest 1rc1. In
a speculative scn-, Europe IS bar" OF American
eocIir.tcs and the certainty that there Will be M
new silver legislation will be followed by fresh
buying. perhaps. on large scelr. Inc strongest
and most active stocks today were iavoritcS OF
t,nropran speculation. Their final advances fell
short of ! per cent, and tho underlying otreneth
Of thc market war shown moro STRONGLY, per
other spccialtics. The final prices were gener-
ally the best
THE DAY n TIE ROND MARKET.
Sales Of 81 900 each of both classes Of As al
1 . Il euf,lciPut q strength 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
DIRECTORsi

DIRECTORS
HON. JAMES MCMILLAN. Detroit. Former
HUGH MCMILLAN. Detroit, Officers ana
WILLIAM c. MCMILLAN, Detroit Directors
FRANK J. HECKFR. OF The
CHARLES l.. FREER, Consolidated
WATSON NJ. FREER, Comp,nes
HON. RUSSELL ~ ALGER. Detroit Michigan.
GEORGE r. TURNBUIL I'd Vice President. New.Yorh
Cua.anty and Indemnity Co.. New.York.
EDWARD r. LAWRENCE. Director Of The First National
Bank Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14

ARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER FOR sUB~CRIr-
TION At PAR THE 5 FER CENT. CUM
ULATIvE PnEFERRED STOCK OF
The Michigan -P6lilSQlar
Car Company.
INCORPORATED 1897.
BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1864
Share Capital $8,OOO,0OO
$4,000 Shares
So Cumulative Preferred Stock
of 500 each.
10000 Shares
Common Stock of 500 each.
All sbnre. Full Paid stock and Non."'...''
able. Stockholders will have no personal hae""y
Whatever.
Tho Company begins business September 1st 1877 WIN
out any debt or liability othf than the bonds mentoh@a
below. -, I'm
THE PREFERRED STOCK WILL BE ENTITLED
TO A CUMULATIVE PREFERIiED DIVIDEND OF >
PER CENT. PER ASNuM, PAYABLE OF Al.Ih1'hi
IN GOLD.
Tho Common Stock will be entitled TO- dividend of
IL per PER snnnm, payobI" In gold a'"r payment
q, m. dividend upon the Preferred Stock snd 10 further
dividends out OF The net earnings OF the company
after sum equal to per cent. per ennum has been
carried to surplus fund
On. million dollars Of the stock will remain
unsud in Tho treasury tn. company. TO provide for
| the future enlargement OF tho plant
s.. 0Oo,O First Mortgage per cent.
5O.yrar Bonds will he issued, and have
| nlr~ndy been subscribed for
Tn. vendor. their associates have sub-cribcd for
.ecuriti-. Mt pnr to tho amount Of si,0UoO0o.
| The following. viz,
10000 Shares Preferred Stock
$4,000. OOo.)
| ARE OFFERED FOR SUBSCRIPTION. PAYMENT TO
| mr. MADE TEN FER CENT rPON APPLICATION.
.vp THE BALANCE WITHIN TWENTY DAYS
AFTER ALLOTMENT. FAILURE TO PAY THE SEC
oXp TESTAMENT wIIET DIE MAY OPERATE AS
A FORFEIT or THE PREVIOUS PAYMENT.
The subscription book. will be opened on Thursday.
rl0aa Arh
fore Thur.day, July 2fsf. at o'clock r. ."
m. allotment will Re made possible otter the
,ub.crlpuoo I, closed n. nigh, is reserved 10 alot
than that subsciibcd of ana 20 close inc suo
scrip,lon books at any tine
rn,p,,,fntnary paym,,, O, B, made 10 the bankers
trrins ,apptf-1'ion me payment nn,r alomrn' 70 me
NEW YOrR GrtRANTr AND INDEMNITY con-
rANY rho c,ii Dr., temporary n'g'dbt "rfV'dNfVm M
,nq,ar,d uoek eer,tca>s not r,adyf for deltrerg
Subscriptions will also Be received BY the following
hanks and HankerS;
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY. Biooklvn.
M,,.r. J. II. TAYLOR co. Philadelphia.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BAHK. Detroit
STATE SAVINGS BANK. Detroit.
UNION TRUST CoMPANY. Detroit.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Chicago
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Cincinnati.
ST LOUIS TRUST COMPANY. St Louis.
Appiicn ton. will be mndr TO have the securities
list ed upon the New. ork stock fAchnnac.
TRANSFER AGENT AND TRUSTEE or TIE
BONDS
THE NEw.YOEK GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY
co.
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VENDORS' STATEMENT.

This Company has porotcd for tho purpose Of
taking ever aud carrying the business OF all OF the
following Companies:
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COUN~ELi

Mcssrs. MILLER. rEcKnAM & DIXON.
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AI'pITORs,

Messrs. BARROW, WADE. GUTHRIE co.
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REGISTRAR or STOCK
TuE UNION TRUST CO.. New.York.
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TIE DAY n TIE ROND MARKET.

Sales Of 81 900 each Of both classes Of As al
1864 were sufficient 10 give strength 10 the
Government bond market. The closing quotations
we're as follows
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
NOT A PARALLEL CASE.


The DtEsrcncs Between . Cheap Cherry
Tree and . Costly clcck.
rs was wen along in tho evening be-
fore paterfamilias arrived home, says
The Detroit Tribune, and he had barely
settled himself in his big chair when
little Freddie climbed into bis lap and
fondly rested his long yellow ourls upon
the psternal breast
Papa" hsped the bog, "tcll me that
story about George Washington again
Papa was visibly delighted With
rentle eolcrnnity he repeated the good
old tale OF tac verAcity Of the nations
father.
Georges stern parent para r.
Lated. with his cheek lovingly against
that Of his offspring. ''vns greatly
moved as the evidence Of the boys
truthfsiress. and with tears In his eye.
sorgsve the an Of cutting the chsFry
tree"
Freddie was deeply impressed.
WAS that righ, foe his papa 10 der
ne faiserea. soying with button on bic
eo.a
Most sssurediy y wss right.
Papa"
YES, Freddie"
"weuld-wsuld yvs ~ thai. tos.
rspa. if-ff-if Mamie should cut .
sherry tree7'
Papa had set vssties - Aeuts hat
he woaId 10 is~s - did the father ~
o.orev wsshingtss unA<s ssnsiiar ssrs
substances
BET Mantle hasn't s~~e sssfius shsr.
w trees. has sh3. Tr~ddi<>~ essei the
r1rssss. stsstriaa TIE s<astsfai child 70
his sTenss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
is NEAR TO DEATH
Useful and tionored Life Draw
ing TO a Close
LITTLE HOPE OF RECOVERY
Nudge Shields Of AiPena Who Wa
Suieksn with ApoPlexy . Week
Azo-State News.

FoxLxEvuLx, April 2s--Ths con-
dltlon of Judge John c. Shields OF
AIpsna "a very critical. Mrs. shields,
who hAs been At his bedside during his
dangerous illness Of six weeks. culmi-
natinx last Saturday in an appoirctic
stroke, 10 still hopeful, but the doctors
say De has only one chance IN hum
dred for recovery. Judge Shields Was
born IN Cnadiila. Livingstone couatys
Dec. .. lsss. he received his educa-
ton In the public schools. gradu-
atinz from the University OF Michigan
IN 1872. his career as lawyer has
been . brilliant one. and he has been
honored with many Offices OF trust.
In October. 1885. he WAS appointed oy
President Cleveland chief Justice OF
Arizona Territory. At the time his
term of Office closed he went.to Alpena,
and sInce then has been engaged IN the
practice of MS profession there.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
Around .hr STATE

John T. Rich of Ele~ and Edward A.
Greene Of Philadelphia have been APP
pointed by Assistant Secretary Wiilits
Of the agricultural department . CON-
Yuittee 70 arrange . thoroughly class
fed wool exhlbss st the Columbian
show. II 9 designed 10 show loo ssnf-
PIES Of foreign woei and 1000 samples
OF the domestic product. Tenders Of
Merino ram for stafing and mounting
ere solicited. II must nave fsuliless
pedigree, should be nov raising lts
third fleece and must Be . hne spsei-
n,sp Of his species. II viii be exhibited
with the name aud address OF the
breeder prominently shown.
The state liquor Law requires all per-
sprs engaged IN the business II seliins
fssres 81 wholesale or retail - have
fret pasd to the county treasurer on ef
h~fer- shs 6rss day a May n each
year toe tar requirssf hy Law. Al per.
sprs engaged in that saeiness eu thu
secsux asy 81 Mav. 1892. without hsv-
ing paid tse tar. and have posted "a
their plscr of business the card re-
1airsd. on ~ vsesssors IT isws
Fndiestloss multiply tsss shs dame
cratic state couvsatsoa. % meet f<rs
ness ssea. . sos % - - pssssfaltss .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
DRESS Is DECElvlNG.
A Workman Ia Ov-ralls Who Could Play
tho Piano.

A Workman Ia Ov-ralls Who Could Play
tho Piano.
Some years ago Joe Kimball was en-
ginecr upon Moosehead steamer, says
q Montana exchange. One evening
after his work was over he saIntered
mp to the Eineo house and strolled
along the piazza. In the music room
several young bloods were gathered
around the. piano, one of them imagin-
ing he was furnishing music by strum-
ming n few monotonous chords. KIM
ball stood before the window a moment
wistfully cycling the piano and the young
chap saw him. Dressed in his greasy,
grimy overalls he looked anything but
piano soloist.
''Say, man, come in and give Us a
tune" banteringly said one of the city
youths.
To their amazement Kiraball stepped
into the room and sat down before the
piano.
And then such music!
The instrument hadn't echoed to such
magical touch for the summer.
Through the halls and corridors the
strains went dashing, starting a grin Of
delight on the faces of tho raw boys.
setting demure old guests into double
shufiles, and sending ecstatic little shiv-
ers through the limbs of ladies as they
recognized that ''loveIy waltz"
And they all floclSed down to the ball
room. There sat the mysterious musi-
clan Of the grimy overalls flashing his
deft fingers up and down the quivering
keys, while the piano sent forth music
that widencd the eyes and parted the
lips Of all who listened, standing breath
less about him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
Wayland Personals.

wAYLASp, April 29.-Farmers are
sowing oats.-A good number of
young mea from Wsyland have Sc
cured positions IN Grand Rapids
Col. +. NJ. Fitch and John Chapple are
recovering from recent illness
Some OF Wayland's produce dealers
are doing rushing business III eggs.
II. Slade lately shipped carload to
Boston, Mass.-J. j. Johnson, shoe
maker, has moved out OF town. and
Elias Leonard, painter, moved ill.,
G.. B. Chambers has returned from a
trip to Cnicago.--Fred Miller. son of
Mrs. j. Miller, died Thursday. He had
been sick a long time with consump-
tion.-Mrs- Peter Ross has been &C.
rlously Ill, but is slowly recovering
Twenty Martin Maccabees visited the
local hive Thursday night. An enjoy
able time Was the result.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
BIG eArTLE TuEspAY.
When Eaton County WIN Open the
Attack on Local Option.

Attack on Local Option.
LANSING. April 29.-Up to the pres
ent date local option elections have
been held and decided afiirmaiively in
Van Buren,, Eaton. HiIlsdale, Branch
and GratIot counties. Ia Van Buren,,
where the question first carried, the
operation OF the law has been = re-
markAble success. In . case which
came up from that county two years
ago the constitutionality of the act
Was empnatically sustained by the
supreme court, and rigid enforce
nient has been inaugurated, which is
perhaps unequaled IN the long history
OF prohibition IN Michigan. In the
four other counties, where prepare
tons are being made 80 tight the law.
reliance 10 placed chiefly on technical
informaiities and irregularities In the
manner in which the election was held.
Eaton county's test case. thst of Henry
Friesner against the council OF Char
lotte, will be tried next Tuesday. The
constItutionality of the local option act
will be attacked on the ground that il
confers legislative powers on the cleo
tors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

MrsKEeoS. April 2s.-The Muskegon
booming company has begun opera
tons. The water in the river at this
end is very low. but 1t is expected that
as soon as the jams up stream are
loosened il Will rise. There will be two
drives this year instead of the usual
large drive, as the former system is
considered more conveniet. Tho best
official estimates place this years drive
Ut l75 ,000. 900. a decrease of So 900 900
feet as compared with last year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
Verde, Asains, the Railroad.

Paw Paw. April 29.-In the circuit
court yesterday toe jury awarded Eliz-
abetn Nansuken OF Bangor $4,000
damages against the Chicago d West
Michigan railroad. for injuries received
IN crossing their track.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

By no means negleci the hrst symptoms. for
they surely lead TO Prostitution ana Paralysis.
Save yourselves from the terrible disease while
there is time. The Giip. which so many have
had has left. from It's weakening effect upon
the nerves. a fearful tendency toward paray
SIS Do not delay. II you are suffering from
numsness. nervous and physical exhaustion.
s.eeplessness. nervous debility. mental depres-
sion. neuralgia. nervous or sick headache.
heart disease. dyspepsia. indigestion. loss of
appetite. constipation. etcs by all means use
this wonderful remedy. Dr. Greene's Nervura
and so prevent Paralysis. Prostitution or Death
ESDr. Greene. the successful specialist. in
curing all forms OF nervous and chronic dis
eases. 35 w. 18th street. New York. can be con-
suited FREE, personally or BY letter. Call or
write him about the case. or send for symptom
blank to Ill out. and q letter fully explaining
your disease. giving advice. etc.. will be re-
turned free.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
Probable Murder.

DErKorr. April 29.-The body OF q
newly born child was found on St.
johns roadway, Crosse Pointe, We'd
nesday afternoon, with an arm and a
leg missing. The members had appar-
entity been torn from their joints. JUS
tIce Trombly summoned . jury yester-
day TO hold an inquest, but deferred
proceedings until tomorrow at 7 p. M,
in order to give Doctor Kwlecinski q
chance TO make post-mortem exami-
nation. Crosse Pointe people are ex-
cited over what they think Is q murder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
MICHIGAN CEETgAL

lustis. Al ofhffr satiy fncepf SUNDAY.
Iakiae eneet rDAaeg. jug -. 5Hl
rie~Ffng rars "a Tfeltc aff hffAEffc e.
presses a. ass grsfs Detroit Pa ~ cars lea -
Tor bsifsit 40 "a. returning cave Deirssff
~ a. ~. sffffins ~ ElHna hst g. 81 q ~
~ titert connections sHRae ~ Dsireit With
threagh TrGiss east
Iiekefs on sac NJ iDion Tlcket 0fnes. 6
Non street. sec ~ / nit,n depot
Fred ~. brers. Ger tff-. 2 Npnroe -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
CHICAGO JAN. 3. ls9s
AND WEST MiHHIGAN RsY

J.
GOING To CHICAGO.
Nv. GRID RAPlDs-e:0l am 1880 pm @ll :3Spm
Ar. Oh CAGo....--...-.S:5 5 pm SIS pm - :O5an
hETURNING FROM CHICAGO.
Lv. CHICAGO 90 am 4:i5 pm ell ;i5pm
Ar. GRID RAPIDS-.S:55 pm l0:l0 pm '6:ioam
TO AND PROM BENTON HARBoR. sr. JOSEPH AND ~
DfANAfoIis.
Lv. Grand Rapids. 9 100 am 1906 pm al :S5pm
Ar. Grand Rapids sale am $3.50 pm l0:l0pm
For indianapolis 1855 y. m. only.
TO AND Ffoa NUsSEcoE.
Lv. G. R. $500 nm l2:05 pm $50 pm SO pm
Ar. q. r.. 1850 ar3 $50 pm SIS pm ..........
TO And PROM NAsIsTEE. TEs,EEsE CITY AND
ELK RArrps,
Nv Grand Rapids..-......-..-...... =, am 3;ll pm
Ar Grand Rapids ................ II AS esi0 pm
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
between Grand Rapids and Chicsgo-w Wagner
Sleepers-Leave 6rapd Rapids 'lI;S5 p. m.
leave Chicago III :l5 y. m. Buffes farlor Cars
Leave Grand Rapids 1906 y. M; leave Chi.
cago 4:45 pm. Free Chair Cars-Leave Grand
Rapids 800 am; leave Chicago s:00 am.
Between Grand Rapids and Manistec-Free
Chair Car-Leaves Grand Rapids 5:l7 pm;
leaves Manlstee $3.50 am.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

LuprSeros, April 2s.-Daniel Austin,
an ex-member Of the state legislature
Of 1889 30. died today Of pneumonis.
he vas - years OF age aud leaves .
wife and three ch.ldrcn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
Arrested in Lansing.

LAsssse. April 29.-Warner, the man
implicated with ingalls, in the theft of a
team belonging to John ColIerton. vas
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Leonard
tonight in this city. The horses will be
recovered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

Novr. April 2e.-Carlton G. Gage, an
old and prominent CITIZEN and well
known horseman, while feeding hrs
cattle last night was hooked IN the left
eye. He will probably lose the sight of
the organ.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

IL don't think" said Clara. "that
these flowers match my complexion. do
your
mo. they don't" said Maude, land
you mustn't go out that way. But !
wouldn't bother to change the flowers II
were you. Cloak Review.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
DETROIT, JAN. 4 1892
LANSING q NORTHERN r. v.
GOING TO DETkOIT

Lv. GRID RAPIDS T:l5 am 100 pm sss0pm
Ar. DEIRolT~....4..i2t0 m 1910 pm 10: i0pm
Rn1 URsINU tkoA DETROIT
Lv. DETRoIr.......... &C an sl:l5 pm $50 pr
Ar. GRID kAPlDS-il: 30 an IS ID pin lo.B pm
To and from Iaasing aud Horeil-Same ~
TO and from Detroit.
Lv. Grand Rapids .......-...--.. .0s am AIS ON
Ar. GRAND Eapids.....,........ii.Se am lo 30 pm
roLowrLI wa LossL. HAs7Isea " n
Lv. Grand Rapids. Is am ! 90 pm 5:fepru
Ar. from level ....--1l:a9 am Sis pm .........-
THROUGH CAR sEisNIlE.
Between Grand Rapids and uefroIt-Pariof
cars on ali trains. seats - cent?.
BetweeRcrsnd Rapids aud saginaw-rsrior
car leaves Grand Rapids sth am, arrives In
Grand Rapids lnssh pm. seats = cents.
Every Gay. 0fherfrafns week DAYS only.
GRO. DsilAFEN. Gee. Psss'r Ae't
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
Freddie grew very thougas.n q

Freddie grew very thouGs-u ano
was silent for long time.
Papa" he faltered, ut last.
MY boy"
The innocent, infantile face displayed
evidence of agitation.
Papa" Freddie exclaimed, as If un-
der sudden impulse, "the bronze clock in
the drawing-room is smashed in"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
LAKE sHqsr /. nEculssS SOUTHERN

The Lake Shore via Ciefriana Ia come tinn
wifa tiss Ire snd T. ans lf.h. r. forms the
quickest asa not direct route - tsfs.srE.
4. J. rnifh, @. L. 4 Z. A.. ttese ard. %
c. s. Rogers. cts Pass trthf.
.fss. Campbell. CITY Act, = NoBree ct
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
Marriage.

ft.LI ~ VI . fVN4Ik fl~If NUIsttkf-
plating marriage, aware OF physical
weakness, loss Q! psosre2iive powers.
or any csaer disqualified
tions. speedily relieved. Re wao places
.hiaa:sif under our care may oonlde IN
|oST loHor IS ssnt.eDlen. ssd confident
iy rely on our Skill as Physicians. We
have had many years experience IN hos
|pitalS sni private practice and are
graduates of INC EoS. e.s.neni Medical
ICCllercs OF u. 6.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
THE BEST OF NEWS.
WILL DEtpty INTEREST OUR ptoPt G.

This certtfes that ! MAS ssrieken With pa
rsiyss ~ ne left side In isod. asa have since
thai tine been end the treatment Of many
physicians and iriod ssrtogs remsciss
eseia net In ali the pears that have passed
since stFsckea lt my left foot from the noer
esmnasaesa t@king Or. eresne's y rsurs.
aad i am now able 10 walk sit sssi cane.
having good use 81 nay foot saa 80 isnx
aSsi~ss. D.. Grrene's AersuTa has cured me
VI iny terrible tr ehse.
ALEXANDER HORN.
Marine Asylum. Philadelphia. Pa
sworn 70 aud subscribed before nae the zlst
DAY Of psermbr A. .. ls.f.
J. ;. PHILLIPS Notary Pubic.
Proof like this Is al sbso,efeiy eertain guar
aztec that al. simik rls saeefed can b cured
By this wonderful remedy. Do net hesitate
for q moment When perfect restoration 10
heaita /. v tain reach / y asing DIR. Greenes
Sefyufs. he Great Nerve Cure. Pafey ":
etabse and harmless Druggists. slto.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-01-23

Collins and undertakers supplies al
the furniture store.
A fresh stock of candy and nuts al
Hanna's. Special prices to Sunday
school committees.
Have you seen the $1,000 antioue
maple bed room set at the furniture
store?
Having been appointed Notary Pub
lie we are prepared to do all work in
that line.
See those elegant japanese goods at
the furniture store and be surprised at
low prices.
We have some fine farm properties
for sale and those desiring 10 purchase
IN the neighborhood will do well to
give us call.
Z. b. church services: Preaching
and evening. Sunday school
at 10 a. M. Young peoples society
meets ut 6 O'Clock. Welcome to all.
Dr. f. c. Brosius, having succeeded
to- the medical practice of DIR. f. J.
Thomas, can be found at the drug
store day or night.
HOOD River Ore, Dec IS, 1891.