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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-11-23

ernors Thanksgiyin proclamation. Can
ycSs run It IN todayq'i
II reckon
Cali right; don't know of anything
that would be more interesting reading
to me. And why? Because understand
Mr.. Wardwell will invite some friends
to dinner on Thanksgiving, and tell
you, James, there's no man now living
can arrange such a repast as the urbane,
genial and accomplished Theophilus
Wardwell his dinners are songs with
out words; they beat the dreams of pro-
fessional lotus eaters, and his Thanks
giving dinner will be a revelation in
roast turkey and symphony in pump
kin pie"
~ s'pose you'll be there?"
"If I'm not it'll be because this poor,
lisping, stammering tongue lies silent in
the grave. He always invites the same
people, and am one of them. When
he reads the governors proclamation he
will sit down and write invitations to
his chosen friends, and the chosen
friends will look forward to the day with
longing"
"Do you want to read the proof when
this is i'll typeY
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

| o few days for Europe to complete her edu-
cation at the Seminary Of Passy, France.
Mrs James A. McNally and her son. Mr..
James =. McNally. have started Tor Europe
| where they intend remaining for twelve
| month. They will make an extensive tour
| OF Great Britain, Ireland and the continent
| The Misses Mary and Margaret Magee, OF
Palo Alto street. ALLIE .heny, have returned
Miss Margaret will Join her sister Mrs. James
Magee.. w1o is visiting her parents In
Leetonia, o.
| The Misses Nora and Maggie Sullivan, OF
Bsyad street Allegheny: have q iefs sdr
| O., from where they will go to Atlantic
City, accompanied by their brother, to stay
until September Is
Mrs. F. E. Braun. Of Ridge avenue, ALE.
gheny. las gone to Niagara Falls she will
visit Buffalo, Rochest er and other places OF
| interest in companion ship with Mrs. e. Oar.
di-. O. Blum street, and Miss Maggie Noel, of
Atwood street, Oakland.
Miss Mollie Neely, Of Mt. Washington,
with her cousin, Miss Ross'ter, of Jeannette,
left Saturday for a two weeks stay at Ligo-
nier, where they will be Joined later by
their frien ls. Mrs: Walter Mears, of ALLIE
ghenY, and Miss Taylor, of Jeannette.
ception" September H. at Brooks Dancing
Soho oil, music being supplied by the Royals.
The ladies having charge are the Misses
MARY Martin, Mollie Mullen, Mary Lynch
Mr.; Norwood D. Jones. OF Cincinnati, o..
has lie tor home, having been guest OF
John d. Jones, Lawn street, Oakland,
several weeks. He was accompanied by his
cousin Miss Hannah NJ. Jones, who will
spend the remainder Of the summer at
Cincinnati.
Misses Laura A. and Mollie d. Andrews
will return home some time this weak from
hvf weeks trip to The Seelys. arm, Venan2o
county, and Niagara Falls They were Joined
last week by their father, MIR. John An
drews. and their brother, Mr.. Charles G.
Andrews, and the whole party expect to re-
turn to Pittsburg in a lew days
Among the guests at the Enderbv, Atlantic
CITY, are the following: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Swinuell. Miss Ada Swindell Mr.. j. NJ.
Shields, Mrs. S. j. Shields, Miss Florence Nc
Lain, ali OF Pit'sbury; Mrs. j. L. Bovard, Of
Braver: Mrs. NJ. K Woodring, OF wilkins
burg: Miss Flotie Orr and Mr.. Grer Orr. of
Kittanning.
s.B. Dona1asoSn, Esq, OF wflkinshurg. and
family. A. B. Stevenson. Esq. and amily
Prot: e. W. Moore, c. C. Fawcett, Miss Lou
Nilt Aiken. Miss Gertie James and Miss
Millie Il. Sc. all of Bra dock, and Mis- Annie
Burns and Miss Josie Burns, of Imperial,
Pa, composed very pleasant party, re-
and Niagara Falls, where they spent the past
two weeks.
Miss Anna M. Coll, of Jacksonville, Ind,
who has been visiting her uncle. Mr.. Ber
nard J. Coll, o Oakland, lett Thursday night
for the Alle2henies to visit her aunt. Mrs.
Mary Farrell, OF Wilmore. Sne was accom-
panied by her cousins. Mis- Mary G. Coll. of
On their return they will visit ST.. Xnviers
Academy. Latrobe. where they will Lave
M So Mary to resume her studies for the
coming } ear.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
HEIGHT OF ADAM AND EVE.
Curious Speculation rs to the Proportion
of Our nceetors.

Curious Specu lation rs to the Proportions
of Our ncestors.
1T have often wondered where M. Hen
rion, the French savant, got his data for the
curious speculations he gives as to the
height and other proportions Of Adam and
Eve," says writer in the Philadelphia
Press
'In his remarkable work. THE Degener-
alton of the Human Race published in
1718, the learned academician gravely in
forms his readers that Adam Was 123 feet
and inches in height, while his disobedi-
ent consort was but paltry 118 feet from
the sole OF the foot to the crown oil the head
"The Talmud has this to say of Adams
height: 'He was 80 tall that he stood with
feet on earth and head in heaven until after
God pressed him down at the time OF the
fall Rabbi Jhudi says that when he lay
on the earth his body completely covered it.
"Another Talmudic story says: To judge
how long he was, understand that his body
stretched from one end oil the earth to the
other, and it takes a man 500 years to walk
that distance. The angels were
awed with wonder when they saw that gil
gantic human being, and bowed before him
crying: Holy, holy, holy Then God re-
duced his size by cutting off great chunks Of
fesh.' These are all absurd legendary
stories, of course, but where did Henrion
get his figures for the 123-foot calculation
mentioned in the opening?"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

Two Clothing Stocks Must Be Disposed of
| at Retail in Four Days-Great consoIi-
| dat d Bankrnp. Assignee Sale Com
| m"nces " edn-sday, August "a, At 3o5
sm' hfi-Id Street.
| On Wednesday morning. August "a, at 1890
o'clock, Mr.. John D. Raymond. appointed
| assignee by order of the court will be in
| Pittsbu:g. ar 305 Smithfield street, opposite
the p"ss"fiice ready to seli at retail @ sw" OF OF
| public sale in this city. In four davs this
| great consolidated bankrupt assignee sale
must end, therefore you have only few
| days in which to AXE advantage the most
| wonder III clio hing sale ever ATTEMPTED
in the hist 'ry Of the cIothing r trade; These
been unable 10 settle their affair with
| creditors in a satisfactory manner so the
| two stocks nave been made one. and Oh
| Wednesday morning, August "a, the great
consolidated bankrupt assi!nee sac will
| commence at 305 Smithtield street. under
| the personal supervision of Mr.. John d.
to your own % ntercsts, take % heed % Will good @
| advice is being offered you at no expense.
| This clothing IS for you-pur here for sale
for your len, fit-and YOU can buy it at your
| own price. So don't delay, but visit this
| great consolidated bankrupt assignee sale
| at 3O5 Smithf1eld street as soon rs you can.
| 1t only lasts four days, commencing
Wednesday morning, AUGUST "a, at 1880
| O'Clock. We need the money. you need the
clothing. The little price fixes matters up
| Tor MS both. To give you an idea of what we
will offer, here is partial list oi some OF the
| bargains that can be had at the great con-
| solitia ed bankrupt ASST nee sale on We'd
| n-sday morning, Aurust "a. at 1880 o'clock.
| Don't forge ct the number 305 Smith1eld
! street, opposite the postoffice.
Mems blacs fancv worsted suits at 50 81,
worth SO. Mems elegant overcoats, $5 "a,
advertised everywhere as barr aims at S4.
| Mems cutaway worsted dress suits, worth
| Sis of anyone's money, you can buy tiem at
| this great sale for Sc So Mems black Prince
Albert coats and vests, great st value in
| America, S. 80, worth SO Mems elegant
| fancy worsted suits, 81 rs, worth SO. Mems
doube-brras' ed cheviot snits. 81 So worth
| S23. Mems silk mixed cashmere frock suits,
| 81 20. worth S24. English narrow wa dress
| suits. very dres-y garments, $ll So worth $as.
| H"ckanum whipcord evening sui :. suitable
| tweed cashmere pants, soc, never sold for
| loss than So. Mems all-wool cashmere pants,
| ST. 4S, worth "A So Iuporte.i fancy stripe
| wursted pants, 81 55 worth Sc. Finest silk
mixed dress pants. 50 81 everybody asks
| S. 30 for them. Nobby straight cut youth
! suits at So 80, worth Sil. Hawthorn cheviot
| sack suits at 81 20, worth $50 Mems i'm
| ported clay dia onal dress suits al IS 80,
worth SIS. Mems business Dants at 81 l8.
worth S. Fur beaver overcoas at 81 so,
| worth SIS Long cut overcoats At 81 9S worth
$40. Chinchilla overcoats at IS IS, worth Sls;
and Thousands OF other v onderul values Ior
you to pick from. Cut this out. save 1t and
bring it with you to 305 Smiihfield street. on
Wednesday, Au ust "a, when sale COM
mences. JOHN d. RAYMOND Assignee.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
MAKES IMPURE WATER HEALTHY.
Strange Property OF = Plant Growing Il
Some of the Southern Waters

Strange Property OF Plant Growing in
Some of the Southern Watera
There is plant growing in the Southern
waters of the United States which possesses
the singular property of being able to rem
der the most impure standing water per-
fectly healthy, says writer in the St. Louis
Globe Democrat The people of Louisiana
and Mississippi call it the water lotus
1t consists of leaves about the size of the
head of pin. and roots so fine as to escape
notice save under microscopic inspection.
Where it grows at all, it covers the water,
and to the casual observer looks like coat
ing of green scum. The flowers and seeds
are micro >copic, so that its appearance in
any given locality is not readily accounted
tor, but wherever it does appear the water
beneath is always fit to drink.
So marked is this property that families
using the wafer from bayous where the
lotus is abundant are known to have better
general health than those taking their
drinking water from places where the lotus
il not found. 1t is often transplanted into
ponds, bayous and lakes, spreads with won-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
SOCIETY IN DoG-DAYS
Some of III" Dotngs That Interest the
People of the Two Cities


People of the Two Citi.s
Fashionable colored society o Urbann. q.
and neighDoring towns, has been pleasa ntly
excited over the recent nuptial, of
Mr. John t. Gilbert, of Pi. .tsburg, and Miss
Annie GatewoOd, Of that city. Tie marriage
was ceie brated Wednesday evening at 7.3O
O'Clock, Mt the beautiful home of the bride, I,
parents, on East Church street. In the
presence of a large number of friends. The
bride is the only daughter OF Mr..
San ord Gatewuod, highly respecIed and
Influential colOred man OF Urbana Size is an
accom- lIs8ed as we'll as finely educated
youUS lady, and is gifted with a sweet voica
The Grnum l. the well-knuwn head waiter of
tHe Botel Anderson in PIttsbur-, lie for.
merry acted IN a similar Capacity a the Neil
House in Columbus, and throu IN his cour-
UesV aud genial manners made a host of
friends. The beautiful EpiscopaI Ceremony
was per ormed by Rev. U. p Ross. of
Toledo o.
The rooms were lavishly decorated with
flowers and ferns, and the bride and groom
were married 0eHe tth a magnificent orse
shoe of flowers. The only attendants were
two little maids o. honor, the Misses Irene
Tudor and Hazel carter VINO were dressed
in wnite and cTrI1ed bouquets and Mr. Red
1ord Ellis, OF PlttsOur2. who acted a. usher
The bride looked Charming IN a lovely
gown of white crepe de CT enc en- traine
trimmed with ch ITOu, lace and ribbons Sine
wore the traditional veil and carried a.
bouquet of brides roses. Her oniy orpa-
ments were magnificent set OF diamond
earrings, tne git OF the groom. The happy
couple took the Midnight train for Co uin-
bus, where they will be entertained by
friends. and on Saturday the5 leave for
Pittsburg, their future home.
Beauti ul presents were received in SEEM
ingly countless numbers. The most note
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
Last Excursion to Atlantic City

Via the B. q o. K. r.. Thursday, August 25,
at the p pular ra of slO tho round trip;
tickets good for II days, and good to stop
At Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
returning. Trains leave Pittsbury at 8 A. n.
and $40 p. n.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
Why Not to Youf

You certainly want good boarders and
roomers. How to secure them? A few small
adlets in The DISPATCH cent.a-word adver-
tising columns have sent them to others
Why not to your
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

WHEN going to Canton. O., stop at the
Barnett House; strictly hrst-class; reftted
and refurnished throughout Elegant
sample roomA Rates, q 90 and - %
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

DE Wits Little Early Risers. No gripping
no pain. no nausea: easy pill to take.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

Travelling Mans Exp .rionoe With Diar-
rhBI.
am travelling man and have been af-
flicted with what is called chronic diar-
rhoea Tor some ten years. Last tall I was
in Western Pennsylvania, and accidentally
was introduced to Chlmberlan's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. ventured
to make trial and was wonderfully re-
lieved. / would like now to intro luce it
among my friends H. M. LEWIS,
"a Freeman street, Cleveland, o.
wThSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

SITUATIONS ar fr-qn.ntIy obtained by
. .mnn o~nf-a-w' I'd sdi~t The sunday
DIsPAT 81 Is by Tar the best m Medium for
the purpos..
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
The Pitfsburx and Lake Eric r. r. Co.,

Ih6 rIttsuury ahu Ink" HrI0 ~ ~ Oos'
VIII sell tickets to New Castle and return,
at one fare for the round trip, on August %,
"a, 25 and %, good to return until August 81,
inclusive. TTsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
THREE NIGHTs-oNE MATINEE.
PRICES: IS, 25, so, 75c.
Next week-Henry Vaudeville Company,
with william Muldoon. au2l II


derful rapidity and never fails to do its
work we'll
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
LAWRENCE COUNTY FAIR.

Royal 'rc,num Cafe, e5 sixth Ave.
Lunch 25 cents, from ll:3o A. NJ. until P. n
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

MI. J. F. Bergman is spending the vacation
at tile seashore.
Mr. Thomas d. McCaffrey and family are
in Atlantic CITY.
at Atlantic City.
Mr. L. p. CalIow and family, Of Belleyiev.
are at Atlantic City.
Miss Frank Scott Of Arch street, ALE
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

The only engagement of note during last
week was announced on "Wednesday, linking
together thus pleasantly the names of Miss
Christine Lawrence Kirk, daughter of Law
renee Kirk, Esq, OF Sharpsburg, and ML
James Richard Walsh, of New York.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

The duties Of the Commonwealth have
forced the Governor OF PennsyIvania to
temporarily desert Mrs Pattison, who is
entertaining and being entertained in every
possible way al Cresson Springs Mrs. Alex.
Laughlin, OF Allegheny, was her hostess at
q card party OF last Tuesday afternoon.
MARION CRAWFORD GALLAHER
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

Mrs L. NJ. Moore and Miss Polly Moore
are at Asbury Park.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
Anour rlte lloreLa
fssms Of iaiesmai.pa esasssplas Mieal.
gsa Travellers.


issma Of iaiesuislss Ssasslplag Mieal-
ssa Travellers.
GEORGE Cssis Of the Claig shiphulia
iax cofnpsns. rfsnsoa, "a al o~sst's.
lie is here IN the Interests Of the n."
Grand RIVER hoAt wh.ch IA now being
put logeshsT, Ihe Slag company aFs
banding two PEW lake steamers Tor tire
Frankfort. southeastern and Toledo
Il Ann Araar railroads They viii Ia
ussd h. carry iaekswsnns freight from
Wisconsin points.
r. Fitzgerald Of Mancclona. manager
O, the Antrim Iron company. 1as
among the Michigan arrivals 81 the
Merton Yesterday.
Frank q. TOW, Lansing insurance
agent, took extensive IisSs Oh Nor
ton House dinner yesterday.
". IL. Hay. proprietor of the lpsi-
liant. WOODEN mills, IS among tue Micii-
gaa guests at The Morton.
Ed pgnancr, y Ludington lumber
man, WAS among yesterday arrivals
st the New Livingston.
The Hon. e. II. Hackley OF Muske.
gon, WAS guest IN the city yesterday.
Judge j. e.. Mosser, a prominent
Cadillac citizen is q guest at Sweets.
c. s. kelsey OF Battle Greek 10 At
the Morton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
HOME FACTS.
ukIMFrAcHAelf EVIDENCE Of DR.
fREsCAs WONDERFUL skill.
ftgsAafsrLY tocAftD At TIT vfH
DOM HOTEL

Ne human tsips - ssem ( r. a sIsssss Gaa
sarsrles. The fsssl powerful ssa svpsfsntis
aeA.ths haze 40 xsstsatss tast t3est sfrs8glh
will ssss,s ssHsa.a ~lih tses,. % sbsF their
90 niA 30 Use is-D rain ~ w.ssssgas
ssss,
lac fsliaNina trlst syno. SIS uss sisea by .
maa mksss magnifeest .sfslsas esas sp-
psrsntly drfs 4 istss eat ptsa. sci ae was y
atsat saarssf wssa rs " a. 10 Dsgtyf iteagh
81 Tao vsnas,as Tor tfesiasal.
Ihe easa a. tbat Of euf aefi Ebswa citizen.
Nv wlliam o'clock. proprietor % TIE t9iiiIas
wos.s at Aa. - North ilssl9a II eel. tbs,
sgty. Mr. Geloss. Tor several yeaf5. las sal.
ftred more Or less igv'1 fheaHatisss. wsteh at
ilnss cAus,d alp, ere isasiDesi lad seiisr.
Ia. but alter eaefseiis measnrzs tie would
I'D relief. TIE ,arying state OF things con
nusa until finally ills psiaiui d sense settled
ia his foot, swelling tie loot {, twicsits nat
ursi alIr. lie continued to Use Indicated rem
edies OF course he CONSULTED doctors and
lsak ths AZ medicines. but 10 no purpose The
Zoe, cont.auei 10 swell ana psia him. and
wRiAfag became difiicuit lask. Al last. how
eyes. he began 10 read In the newspapers and
hear mis- nelghbors tell OF the wonderful cures
performed by Doctor French al Hartman s
hail and at the vrndone Hotel. lie said he
was going TO Doctor French 10 be cured; and
81 as he said he would do. much 10 tho cha
grin and disgust OF those about him. why.
sgid he. Doctor French can DO no less than
otkers. they dose me but do me no good. 50 l
placed myself under his treatment and no.
am cured. Tbs rheumatism is gone. my loot
is natural IN 81. o and ieeung. that fear OF par
aiyss. which SO often follows this condition.
has a so passed away.
Nots--Mr. O'clock is one Of our sahstan tial
rfts..rs WALL Enawu lu<iuAxx man of
aegor. and whatever h. SAYS may b. relied OF
as strictly true. Many other cases are reported
as cured. and scores were cured by the doctor
AZ liartman's hall. Tuesdays and Fridays the
na,f Is filled with tue est ladies OF the city TO
hear him aud see his marvellous cures.
Tho d ctor Is permanently located at toe
Veudons Hotel. where consultations are free.
0E.ce hours fran 9 4. III. to 6 p. 10. Letters
SHOULD coatsin 4 stamp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
Ex-Priest Slattery Coming.

Father Slattery, the famous anti
Roman orator, Will speak next sunday
afternoon at ESQ and evening at 7.45.
in Hartman's hail, on "Romanisn,."
Ladies and gentlemen admitted to Sun.
known III the convent ~ Sister Mary
Elizabeth, will lecture to ladies' only on
Monday afternoon At 2:30. Father
SlAttery will lecture to men only OH
Monday evening at 7:45. He is : born
orator, Elk feet three IN height, young,
eloquent and convincing, and caal-
lenges any bishop Or priest TO meet him
on the platform. Admission To pub,ic
lectures Is cents, 10 private lectures
% cents. Reserved seats 10 cents extra.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
ellis Palace Livery.

]. S. Scovilie, representing the Studio
baker Brothers Manufacturing CON-
pauy OF South Bend, was registered IL
Sweets yesterday. Mr.. ScOyiiie has
just placed a magnificent French Ian
dau with Edward l.. Gill, the popular
hveryman and proprietor OF Palace
livery. Mr.. Gill is making many IN.
portant additions TO his already fine
equipment, selecting, with his usual
good taste, only tine best. He has
added four fine single drivers and
pair of sorrels tor carriage driving that
cannot be equaled for speed Ivy any,
thing In Michigan not standard bred
and registered. He mas also regsined
the ownership of the famous Daisy
pony and has russell full silver bar
ness tor her with cart, all fer public
use. The new vehicle, just arrived, rs
q superb specimen of modern vehicle
building. 1t SURPRISES in elegance of
style and finish any vehicle now owned
in the city for livery purposes and
will not fail to attract wide attention
and be in great demand. Mr.. Gi!l is
an observing and progressive man il
his line Of activity, ard permits no man
to pass him in the race for public
favor. He has earned the pnblic good
wilt by long continued study OF tho
popular need and by unfailingly satis.
lying It's demand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
GRAND RAPIDS pAy ~ DAY.

Joseph +. Hobbss. managing editor
pf the Muskegon News, was ia town
Monday to bear the Boston orchestra.
He took . drive about the city in the
afternoon, going ever the extended
business sections ard much Of the resi-
Hence portion. It was tas first time he
lad taken q survey Of 6rsnt Rapids
once Re left hers about seven years
~go. He expressed himseif surprised
Away beyond expectation ia the mar
Vicious growta and Advancement. which
Re ebserved At every turn and con
elused ~ making the necessary quail
fcseou. "Yau have got the smsrtest
town I Rave seen outside Of Masse-
gon" He vas, Of course. compelled
10 ssy this IN order 20 continue %
claim The tcvn az TIE lake az bis resi-
aence
Speaking % Mr. Hshbes reminds enc
OF the days when local Ioufnalisns -
COMPARED Win the present vac IA .
decsdsaly prsustlye state. Aad o1s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
MILITARY NOTES.
regulations Now Beng Made by thu

Regulations Now Being Made by III.
Local Companies.
Company II, lines Rifles, will dedi.
cate their armory on the evening OF
May 81. An informal reception will be
given, at which Governor Winans and
Inspector General Lathrop are expected
to attend. Dancing will close the even.
ing.
1t ia not probable that the military Of
tins city will accept the invitation OF
Muskegon to observe Memorial Day
with them.
1t is expected that Captain Gardner
of the Nineteenth United States N
fantry will lecture soon on tactics and
discipline before the local companies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
SHIL0H'S
C0NSU N PTI0N
CURE.

The success Of this Great Cough Cure is
without a parallel in the history Of medicine.
AL druggists are authorized to sell i on pcs
tive guarantee test that no other cure can sue.
cessiul!y stand. That il may become known,
the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are
placing Sample Bottle Free into every home
in the United States and Canada. II you have
q Cough, Sore Throat. or Bronchitis, use it, for
it will cure you. If your child has the Group,
or whooping Cough. use il promptly, and relief
is sure. II you dread that insidicus disease
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist fer
SEIILOH'S CURE, Price 10 cts. 90 os. and
500. II your Lungs are sore or Back lsEic,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price IS cts.