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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
Stomach Troubles Cured.

Pains In Stomach. hesching ~ias.
Raising water. food os gas.
fsins before and after eating
Constant pans Ia stomach
Old ~ yocpz people eQrea-
Dyspepsiz cured.
Nervous Dyspepsia cured.
Al stomach troubles cured ny DR.. r Cav
Todd, once No IL North piussa strset. up
stairs. rooms l. and 4. ersnd kspids. Moi.
consuistiens Tree al bis once or by letter.
Medicines sent everywhere
Cell OF vrfts. froA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
SLEEPING AND PARL0R CARS
LEAVE GRAND RAPIDS.
q. - w. N. D., l.. 4 u.

LEAVE GRAND RAPIDS.
Bay View.
Parlor cars. 7.30 q. m. every day.
Parior cars. 2:l0 p. m. week days.
Sleeping cars Has p. N. week days
PetOskey.
Parlor cars. 80 .. m. every day.
Sleeping cars II: 10 p. II. week DAYS.
CharlevOiX.
Parlor cars. 30 a. m. every day.
PaFlor cars. 2:h q. m week days.
Sleeping cars IL rs y. IN. week days.
Traverse City.
Parlor cars. 1880 =. IN. every day.
Parlor cars. 2;l0 D. m. week days.
Sleeping cars ll:l5 p. M. week Gays.
Chicago.
Parlor cars. /: 35 p. m. week days.
Sleeping cars II 20 p. m. every day.
Detroit.
Parlor cars. 7 80 .. m. week days
Parlor cars. 200 y. IN. every day.
Parlor ears $40 p. m. week days
Sleeping cars II 90 y. 10. every day.
Indianapolis.
Sleeper II IS p. m. except Saturday.
GEORGE DEHAVEN.
General Passenger Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
CATARRH CURED.
Have You Catarrh.

Have you pains over the eyess
Are POUR eyes wateryy
Have you dry cough every uightY
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the back OF your tsrosts
You can be cured quickly aud p~rnspsr,,x
b. DIR. l. Clay Todd. 10 North Division stres,
up stsira rooms !. . and Z. 0rsad ksplos
Mich. Call or write. tree. IT once Or by mail
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27
ARE You ALWAYS Sleepy

Do yea get up nights.
Can pea eeBtFal yasr uyinse
1stAere pstB in yeur hseke
Or Nervous Pfsstrstssnf
Or Nervous Debility
Or inpotencyf
Any inclination TO raralsaf
Ever had Rhesmsttsms
IL stomach weahY
DO yea FEEL wsrn sat,
IL there sense Of Fl genenssA
Pains In taek Of head
Are yss Areadfzll aersenss
Not enough or too much arfase
Docs u hUrt 10 srtsafs-
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abdomen;
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-27

Bosrox, July 2S.-Boston put up
stiff all round game and won easily.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15
BY q c. HAss1ER-

There's : truce On he field where ufs's strag-
gle L raEinr-
There's luI N ne strife where ne battle
Is on
There's a power unseen hosds he forces sn-
EaginE.
Untl shadows q evening around them are
drawn
What spirit voice sounds the recall 10 This Ma
hon
And leads The long columns in silence away.
" HE the local hearts thriu as each Ihrobs King
pulsari0n
Reveals TIE Gin past 70 their vision to-aay'
why stand ye to-day. as II some speu had
bound yous
Why hushed the oomnotion q commerce and
trades
Why turn re aside from the duties around yo1.
As u from yo1r calling your Efforts were
stayeds
TIE ledger Is closed and the curtains are
drawn,
me streets seem as IL By q pestIsnes biighta1.
AID the life Of The city has vanished and gore.
WY drape ye the colors with enbleHs o,
mouruinEs
Why hide from orr vision those stars that but
shine
LIKE ne jewels that sparkle above rs ado-ning
The dome q The Heavens with beauty
suhImss
There's an air Ct solemnitT round rs prevailing
Thtt tells rs in language unsp5ksa b men
Thai The low-moaning sound Of he nE@ed
drums waulng
Eas touched Tie great heart q this Nation
again
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

The ubiquity Of electricity Is beeon-
ing almost proyerbial. From the
brightest spot on earth 10 the blood
stained battle-felds is rather a far cry.
bit there Is no end TO the application
Of electricity. A recent telegram from
Austria described some experiments Of
great interest which have recently been
carried ont successfully there. The diff
Guilty Of searching for the wounded on
the night after a great battle has
been one which has long oc-
eupied the attention Of military
reformers, and the army medical
service in Austria has been eudezvor-
ing 10 determine how far the electric
light may be utilized for this humane
end The value q powerful search
lights with redectors has been proved
in naval affairs. and al Sualzi1n and
elsewhere soldiers have found them
very effective on open ground They
would be equally effective. under
similar conditions, for assisting IN
picking mp the wounded. bat when the
battle has ragged over a wide extent Of
country, or when the fighting has oc-
CURED amidst woods and brushwood.
the use Of this class Of light is attended
with Difficulty The need for a
special form of light for this purpose
having been recognized, the Austrian
medical service has been experiment.
ing with portable electric lanterns, fed
by secondary batteries contained in the
knapsacks Of the men who carry them.
These experiments. concludes the Elee-
trical Review. have been carried out
under conditions as nearly as possible
similar to those which would occur in
actual warfare. and the results were so
encouraging that it is highly probable
that the portable ..seareh-light- viii
be taken up in earnest by the military
authorities in other countries.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15
soldier. to opsn the r.Ir.

Fifteen thousand soldiers in blue
uniforms are coming TO Chicago next
October 70 take part in the ceremonies
ings- says Chicago paper. They viii
be here four days, at least. under CON-
mand Of Cen Nelson A. Miles. The
South Park commissioners have re-
fused To allow the soldiers 70 camp in
Washington park. and Gen. Miles
has been worrying for several weeks TO
know where he would send
them. Yesterday 1t was decided that
the troops should spread their blankets
al Jackson park. Col. Edward b. VIII
liston. inspector Of artillery; Capt.
Cassins Z. Gillette. Capt. James Allen.
Lieut. John J.. Chamberlain. all of
Gen. Miles staff; Z. +. Lawrence.
chairman, and Col. z. c. Culp. secre-
tary, Of the ceremonies committee. went
to jackson park yesterday and selected
quarters for the troops. The artillery
and cavalry viii be located in the trans
portation building. The infantry viii
90 in camp in the electricity and minez
and mining buildings. Sheds viii be
built for the horses.
The men with military titles drove
through Washington park and the
South park system in search of an APP
propriate place for the troops to mass.
They selected Grand boulevard. The
lines viii form on Drexel boulevard.
move to Oakland boulevard and then
south to Jackson park. At the south
line of Grand boulevard the review
stand win be erected. The dedicatory
ceremonies, unless the date is changed.
viii extend from Oct. II to 10.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

Put little iansy in your hens nest,
ana you will not be troubled with lics
in them.
Thin shells are caused bv a lack y,
gravel bones etc, among me hens
laying the eggs.
Give your poultry plenty Of ROAMING
pace. Keeping TOO many in one yars
doe5n't pay.
Small quantities Of varied food II
given 70 chickens often. produce yas,lv
better results than any Other method
Of feeding.
Mix is the best article OF food We
can give our fowls; ana for farmers "a
feed il TO their hogs is mistake :.
the returns viii not equal ope-bail
what would be received Il the milx VA.
fed 10 The hens.
Gravel or coarse sand il "a Buct
needed oy. fowls as ordinary foos
Win this their food IL rendered "a.
gestible. When the birds are eopsnsd
70 close quarters especially ia mouse,
with wooden aoors. the atsepce y
gravel will quickly become annarsn,
N the falling away 10 gesb as6 -,
good health Of the inmates
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15
sarea b. His coolne.s.

Some years ago the Duke Of Yelling
ton was sitting at his library table,
when the door opened and without any
announcement in stalked a figure Of
singularly Ill omen
who are your asked the Duke, in
his short and dry manner, looking
up without the slightest change of coun-
tenance upon the intruder.
Il am Apollyon. am sent here to
kill YOU
XIII me? Very odd
Il am Apollyon, and must put you TO
death
Bliged to do It to-day?''
Il am not told the day or the hour;
but must do my mission"
Very announcement; very busy; great
many letters 70 write. Call againe. or
write me word. III be ready for you. -
The Duke went on with his cores
pondenee. The maniac, appalled, prob
ably by the stern, immovable old gem
tleman, backed out Of the room, and in
half an hour was in an asylum
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

A deodorizer. il should be remem-
perec, simply neutralizes the unpleas-
ant doors 81 a room and is IN no sense
a disinfecianL When . disinteciant
IS needed. as in case OF sickness Il is
always better 10 obtain one from 4
physician. CoTee Is one Of the best
1eodorizers which We have. ltshould
be simply ground and passed around
the room on a hot shovel on which
two or three live Goals have been
placed. Burned cotton or cotton rags
are also valuable for this purpose.
Aromatic vinegar and campnor are
both excellent deodorizerS and may
be sprinkled freely IN a sickroom.
The practice Of some nurses, who use
cologne water, sprinkiing Il freely
through The room by means OF an ato-
mizer. is very commendaole as II
proves grateful and refreshing 10 4
patient a pail Of clean cold water
sell in newly painted rooms is said 10
have a neutralizing effect on the pois-
onous odor given out BY new lead
paint
Il IS safer. however not 10 occupy
such . room until il mas become thor
oughly Gisinieeted and 6eodorized by
pure. fresh air. one OF the simplest
and safest deodorizers to use about the
house is chloride Of lime Care should
be taken 10 buy only the best quality.
ana 10 purchase il oaly o. thoroughly
trustworthy chemist or druggist Even
fresh wnitewash Is u powerful purifier
ana 6isinfeciant OF the alm0s sphere,
ana for that reason the cellar ana the
oulbuii6ings where there IS any dan
ger o. poison from oeeaying animal or
vegetable matter. should be frequently
wEitewashed. Very few cellars are
Kept more .brom-elean. and there
must be some refuse Always left IN the
vegetable oins ana other portions Of
il Hence the systematic use OF some
Gisintectant like whitewasa here Is
OBVIOUS. as the atmosphere Of the cell
lar penetrates more or less into all
parts Of the house above il Tribune
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

The Philadelphia Press says: II has
been the general opinion among
Grand army men that the Ma
tional encampment in 1924 would
be held in Chicago because Of the
worlds fair being held there next
year. But the action Of the leading
citizens and business associations Of
indianapolis indicates that an earnest
effort viii be made at Washington In
September to have il held in their city.
A $4,000 soldiers monument will be
dedicated in indianapolis next year.
while the encampnent is in session. if
it accepts the invitation. The first Ma
tional G. \. I. encampment was held
there. and none has been since held in
indianapolis.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

A trial Of a l7-inch nickel steel armor-
plate for the turrets Of the battle ships
Massachusetts, and Indiana is the next
important event in ordnance matters to
take place.
This armor. which is now about be-
ing completed by the Bethlehem Iron
works, is the thiekest ever manufac-
tured in this country. The acceptance
trial viii take place at the Indian Head
proving grounds within a few weeks.
Under the terms OF the contract a
12-inch gun win be used against the
test plate, three shots with regular
charge and striking velocity Of ]. sss
feet n second being fred near the mid
die region OF the plate. the three i'm
paets giving the form Of an equilateral
triangle.
The velocity given IS inst sufficient
10 cause the projectile to pass entirely
through wrought plate Of Il inches
and 36-ineh wooden backing. To prove
satisfactory no projeeIile nor any frag-
ment OF the plate must get wholly
through the plate and backing, the
plate must not break mp and pieces be
displayed 50 as TO expose the hacking
before the impact Of the last shot, nor
viii the plate be accepted If any seri-
ous cracks develop from the first two
shots.
As no cracks whatever were devel-
oped IN the 1s-ineh plate recently tried.
the experts are sanguine of the success
Of the 17-inch plate.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

To IS victims IS that ins1orabls tos 70 huH.,
peace that destroyer q rest and freausa, ,sr
minauon Of human Hfe-Fheumatism. LIZ.
many another phyaieal us. II = easily reaa.
diAbie A. the outset with Hostetters stonagA
Bifiera which e1peis the Rheumatic yifas
FROM the blood throash The kidneys. Thsfe
exists The am pltst esideuee 70 prove that q
eases that have resisted otaeF treatment a.
Bitters has produced ttorough and permasen,
results Bat 70 tsmporixe gi.h this malaay
- folly. Attack Il ~ case W.th ne Biy,srs
ard Il may ee pipped ia tie bud Wken.
mature it Il The most olstiuats q compia lnts
Kidney trouble. dyspepsia, aearAlgia, infipl.
ent govt, constipation. malaria and liver easa.
plant heat h2siy retreat when The Blttes =.
summoned 20 TIC Eescls. A wlaeglasafal
three lnes q DAY.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15
only Finr Len.

The New York Press says: There
are only about fifty Of the old tars Of
the Kearsarge, who took part in the
sinking Of the Alabama. left They
have formed an association. and as
many as can viii meet annually, shake,
drain their tots and dine II is in
tended to maintain this until the last
survivor dimes alone. The first reunion
was held recently in Salem. Mass,
where tweuty-three gathered al the
home Of a comrade and fought the old
battle over again This association Is
independent Of the regular Kearsarge
association. which numbers over 900
veteran shellbaelzs- They recently held
a reception in Boston, in which they
cleared about 81, 500, which is TO be used
in defraying the expenses Of the trip TO
Baltimore and Washington in Septem-
Der. The naval parade takes place in
Baltimore before the grand parade in
Washington and for which the old
salts are making great preparations.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

The jelly palace. which the women
Of California will prepare for the
worlds fair exhibit will be 16 by 20
feet and Is feet high with two open
doors approached By three marble
steps The frame work will be OF
wire. On this viii be firmly placed
several thousand jelly glasses--cups
globeA prisms etc - filled with
jelly Of many shades Of color arranged
10 artistic and beautiful designs The
interior will be brilliantly Illuminated
By electricity. The cost Of the frame
work and glasses alone Is estimated
III a. zoo.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15
oen. shrrld.n b nrnnr..

The bronze statuette Of Gen. sheri-
dan, designed By J. Z. Kelley, Of New
York, IS on exhibition in Chicago. II
the model be approved, a statue Of
heroic size viii be modelled from it 70
be erected in West Park, Chicago.
Some other models have been sub
mitted. Mr.. Kelley's represents lit
tie PHIL riding at full gallop, and
lesping low rail fence as he hurries
down the line at Cedar Creek to change
the course Of battle. The horse has an
four feet in the air, and the rider is
swinging his hat inspiringly. The
public cuts Of the statuette reveal .
spirited and graceful design.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15
worIa.. Talr MIIltarr r.r.a..

The Adjutant-Genersl Of Ohio has
designated the Fourteenth Infantry to
represent the Ohio militia in the mill
tary parade during the worlds fair
dedication ceremonies, October u. The
Toledo cadets, commanded by Capt w.
9. McMaekin, seventy-five strong, the
City Troop Of Cleveland, seTenty-five
men, under Capt. II. @. Perkins. and the
Euclid Light Guards Of Cleveland under
i. G. Gregg, sixty or serenty-five strong,
VIII be in the October parade. The
Fourteenth Is commanded By Col. A. u.
Celt, ex-adiutant-general u Ohio.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

SENATORS and Representatives are
sworn 10 obey the constitution as are
the justices Of the supreme court
Il Is their duty 70 judge 10 the best Of
their ability whether q measure Is in
conformity with the constitution be-
fore voting for It's enactment They
are bound by their oaths TO vote
against measure which they believe
TO be unconstitutional or even doubt
fuL and if they vote for such a
measure or taeitly consent to its en-
actment they fail % do their duty.
and show most reprehensible dis
regard Of the obligation Of their
oaths
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

Il went round to the vari-
Gus clubs, continues the narrator,
and got $500 in gold. / gave the
money to Col Stewart, who went with
him Gordon wasn't 10 be trusted with
it Aweek or 50 passed by when I had
a letter from Stewart. He said: ..You
remember the $500 you gave mes
When we arrived al Port Said a great
crowd came ont TO cheer Gordon.
Amongst them was an old sheik TO whom
Gordon was much attached, and who
had become poor and blind Gordon
got the money and gave the whole Of il
70 him.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

TIE effect Of TOO early labor upon
the mental moral and physical con
dition Of children has been demon
stratsi beyo1d question Il stunts
the mental and physical growth and
through ASSOCIATION eorrupts the
morals Boys placed at work when
they Ought 70 be in school cannot be
expected to grow up into intelligent
citizens and girls subjected TO the
strain Of constant toll befors they are
physically able to bear It cannot be-
come healthful mothers.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15
AN Experiment with strawb.,r,,s-


made several beds 50xlO feet sissa
ed into trenches foot apart ana I
inches deep I SCI the plants Is 4.
trenches IL Inches apart drawing !.
the loose soil 70 al up the trenehss
Tnen IIOok straight-edged lumber ia
inches wide ana laid il between 81
rows. leaving l inch space betweer
the boards for the plants 70 sureas
and grow. The boards served 10 kear.
down the weeds and the soil remained
moist and mellow through a loag
drouth. The fruit rested on the boars,
ami was free from dirt and sand Ana
the runners we're much easier gent az
Tney required less care and attention.
through the winter and the board.
proved FAR superior mulch 10 anv.
thing ever used. re, Clover, Cor.
roll Co. Mo.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

A NUMBER Of people possess what
may be called an aptitude for injury.
They not only accept it at every turn
and receive II at every pore but ac-
tually seem TO hunt it up and lie in
wait for it Nothing falls that does
not hit them; nothing breaks that
does not hurt them nothing happens
in any way that they do not reap a
golden harvest Of wrong from it.
These people are miserable as a
matter OF course-that goes without
saying; but they would be utterly
and hopelessly miserable If they cOUld
not at any moment scrape the subject
OF an injury together 70 solace some
heavy hour despite Of other excite
menL
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

Fifteen years ago when an English
gentleman began the culture OF heeA 10
suffered severely from siinga but they
have now lost their force. For several
years past they have caused only q
slight and rather pleasuraole sensa-
tion, and that lasts only for a few
minutes. But this thorough inocula.
lion against ee-poison leaves him 40
susceptible as ever 20 the sting Of q
wasp. -Northwestern Agricultural
RAILS cATARRH CURE isaliquid and l.
taken internally. Sold b. Druggists, 7se.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

IT has been known for some time
that the Hungarian methods Of man
ufacturing -four are the best in the
world and have for this reason been
extensively copied in Minneapolis and
other places. But there is reason for
believing that the Hungarians are
showing an equally exceptional apti-
Iude in the development of electrical
devices Of all kinds; certainly electric
street cars are run in the streets of
Buda-Pesth which so far as applied
motive power is concerned. are as far
superior 10 the electric cars in use in
most American cities as the electric
cars we now have are superior
to the ola horse cars This en-
terprise and progressiveness is char
acteristic Of national revival and if
continued will make OF the Hunga-
rians one OF the most conspicuous
people Of Europe.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

Tho following remedies arc given In.
the Southern Cultigator.n
For the Information Of those later
ested. We give oelow tho homeopathic,
remedies for the diseases OF fowla
Give I've pellets Al time, or dissolve
ten pellets 10 a gill OF water. conhna
the hen and give no other drink;
DlaTrahma Is treated with ipecacn-
anna II from faulty feeding give a..
senscum.
Loss Of appetite when the hen -.
feeble, give arsenicum. and II no ben
eft results give nux yomica
White comb which has It's origin IN.
the formation Of vegetable parasite
Is treated with sulphur. followed b.
staphisagrih
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

Lord Wolslsley is quoted in recent
interview as telling this story about
Gen. Gordon: When the latter left
Brussels for the Soudan, ON the expedi-
ton from which he never returned. he
was penniless and borrowed SIZE from
the King to pay his board bill with.
Lord Wolseley having ELECTED this fact
by questioning, he promised Gordon to
raise some money for him.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

CASES are growing more fregu en-
Of intoxication produced by cocaine
1t IS not necessary that the drug shall
be taken frequently; experience Of
dentists and surgeons shows that
often a single application viii
produce all the mischievous effects OF
q single dose OF ehloroIorm. alcohol
or opium Medicine was too eager to
avail itself Of the power Of the new
alkalOid TO suppress local pain. While
insezsibility 70 the knife or the acid
was thus easily produced. the dele
terious influence OF the preparation
on the general nervous system was
moi appreciated nor adequate warning
given TO test its Qualities on indiyi
duals before using il in operations.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-15

MODERATION IN yet suficiency Of
food and exertion with the greatest
prudence and eheerfnlness 10 self-con-
duet constitutes the policy Of health
preservation; ard such policy should
be carefully followed out Late hours
exbaRsting pleasures oppressive Ia
Dor and worry are the enemies that
make depression a danger and po-
tent eanse of untineiy death