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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-23

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taaiairs the Mans o; Foa
f1aaaa Folks Who Draw
From de Public
rGery
r..--rrs this morning presents
.meat OF the names Of
VIRGINIA people who hold various
...... uaaer the Federal Gov
Washington and elsewhere.
include the Federal
..a this state nor Secretary Of
r neither does it include a
men holding small jobs,
Is ..rct0a and at various
-. State, principally upon
rivers. The list will be
...-...r- rs % compilation OF
-...lus il the service, and
r.rru. tine positions named
-... Offices, the exhibit will
ono for Democrats who
..... .lc O. change OF Occupa-
d.. fourth oi next March;
ar WASHINGTON
-.1 The President Of the
WeishaupJ, salary
..ers of the Senate. j. NJ.
-f4fo. II. w. Keller,
Observation-Disclosures,
...-f-7~. S-9J. Joel Cray
.4.- John Edwards, S12O;
III ~. Lemon, Sl,1C0.
~.rte-JhIef 0f DjplO-
..-.... L.uuls W. Crillgr,
-- Hmr-merr-Cbief EnEi-
81. Gibson, SI,4J0.
John u.s. Brown, 500; j. L.
81. Assistant Chief OF Gus
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- prerent the Grip

Or any other similar epidemic. the blood
and the whole system should be kept IN
healthy condition. Take HOOD, S s,Is.,
nsrila to give strength, purify the oloou
and prevent disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-23

SPECIAL sale OF Gents Cork Sole
Cboas In all the latest styles, Lace and
Congrass, at $500, $500, $500 and 5000.
L. V. BLOND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-23

only once year are yo1 nskso LOT :
chIIdrsn's Home donation now ieAse %
liberal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-23

Two Old cronies at the Grand to-
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-23

Two Old Cronies at the Grand to-
night.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoris
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ChiIdren Cry for Pitchers CastOria

- Pn.Is eure lIver IIls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-23

UTASTED-GEETLEBAE AND WIFE Dc.
w sire room with board with prittte LAM
ily in = deslrAbie location State particulars.
no2Zer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-23
Cor observation-disclosures

A GOOD oPPOCTCSlrY-A WELL y
"a tablisbed butcher Dl2ce IN fali0n, VIZ
lall the necessary mhctlnefy so 80 49,
,Enauire Al this oltce. 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-23
COST.
Wants6.

UvANTED-YoUSG MAN FAMILIAR with
w tue grocery trade. address "Ofocsfy,
this ofilcs. H0-isi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-23

Department OF the Interi0r-OMce Of
DC Secretary, clerk, Miss Joanna a.
Carey $1,000; fourth assistant eXamin-
hrs. John II. McCauley, $1,000; clerk,
|N.s. Emma j. Wheat, $1,000; cOpyiSt,
|Ars. a. Jeanette Butler, S12U; messen-
|ger, III. Stewart Mcknight, S140; assist
trt messenger, Miss Julia S. Wheat,
S120, .lb0rer, J0ab W0lyert0n, 5000;
William III. Syme, $50; James Il. Dur
ham, $3.50
Pension Ol'ee-Prjncipal examiner,
James A. McCauIey, $1,000; clerks,
Charles Davies. S1,S9O; Miss Annie j.
Shirley, $1,000; Alfred Bates, 81, 400;
Samuel X. B.rcbie, St,400; William b.
B. C.emmer .L4U0; Joseph III. Mccoy,
$1,000; Felix H. Pipes, SI,4OO; Grafton
Tyler, Jr., $1,000; Joseph r. Hart,
$1,000; Anthony. TcgeJhod, 81, 200; Miss
Nellie 81. wright. 81, 200; Frank ID.
GEingt0B, $1,000; Samuel L. Bell,
-; Mrs. Bertha Merrill, $1,000;
MO.iie Y. Paxton, $1,000; cOpyist,
Mol,ie Ridel0uer, $1,000; mesSen-
Daniel ~. kefer, SS4O; labOrer,
Harrington, 5000; special eXamin-
henry c. Duncan Gin the teId)
General Land Office Clerks,
j.. Drummoud, s. 500; Lucien c.
ickSon, $1,000; Mrs. Sarah E.
Yinkle, 81 400; Miss IDA NJ Pugh,
transcriber of records and platS,
da J. Tspp, $500; special agent
CO TO Order), Samuel A. Hawk,
Census Omce-Clerks, William
thew, l,4OO; William Z. Crooks,
Miss Carrie X Ditto, $1,000;
j. Frye, Sl,Op0; Richard w.
600; Lycurguf E. Pangburn,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-23

DERsONAL-A GENTLEnAS or BUS
i mess ability. aged ~ vith no ifclm-
brancss. desires 20 correspond with mcile-
aged lady OF means and with vie" % NATL
mOny. Others need not answer Aa9rtt
Il. q. NORRIS Box 1883. Pittsbufg, Pa no-<s'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01

NOTICE OF COLLECTION OF state. county
Az nj school taxes In the city OF Grand
Rapids for the year 1s92-
city OF Grand Rapids. Kent County Mich
gan. November 18th. A. ID. lsy2-
10 the TAXPAYERS of the CITY Of Grand Rapids.
IN the County OF Kent and state of MichIvan
You are hereby notineAthat the general
tar rolls Of tho respective wards. OF tho city
OF Grand Rapids for state. Comfy and School
Taxes have been delivered TO ne for c0llec-
ton. and the payment therein assessed and
levied may be made 10 me on AL sums voun-
tsrily paid before the fret dav Of January.
lsg3, with an addition of one per cent for coll
iect on fees And Bpon ail taxes paid on or
after the first day OF January. 1863. there viii
be added tour per cent for collection fees.
That my ONCE for the receipt Of payment II
sue taxes = located on the first foor of tn.
city Hal. IN said city of Grand Rapids. near
the east end Of said City Hall That said ofce
viii be open Tor the receipt Of such taxes tn
said rolls assessed. from O'Clock in the fore
noon unti o'clcrk IN the afternoon and III
each and every week dag up TO the frst day OF
February. A. D. fsee, and FOR such further.
time after the first day 81 February Isp3 az
tire comm couacfl of said city may extend
such time OF collection not exceeding one
month.
And said sflce viii also be open on Frfaav
OF every weak unless sgch Friday b. 4 legal
holiday. and on Tuesday Of every week unless
sach 1neefsy he = legal holiday from fhe
hour Of O'Clock D. No. "a the hour II efc,ork
p m. from the first day ~ December 1874 IA
the 2isf DAY Of Decerher, Iso1 both inclusive
MARSH s0RRIcK.
Treasurer 81 the City q Grand Rapiis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01

the bridge, but the instrument Was ae-
feenvs, not describing the Land ~ W
slze or netes aod bounds-
la order 10 Offset the allegation tina.
the street Is not . street CITY Attorusy
Taylor has nov produced petition 70
The common council nled sonas uuie
ago by adjoining property owners. III
lt the property owners adult tnat II -
. street by calling it such and waving
objections IS 10 changes and widenihs'
The petition Was slgned by tie valley
City Milling company. Sweet \ uiler,
Robert Raseh and Henry Starr. oy nla
attorneys, Perkins q Mason. The Mil
ing company stands by the admission
snd Mr.. kasch, owner OF the siaren-
don hosel. does not eon.royert IL, ~
the widening doesn't ateet MS prop
erty. Inc remaining parties. however
deny having admitted the status OF the
street or having waived anything, the
petition not having been signed y
them personally. IL looks quite prob
able that the litigation may bs
heightened by an entirely new con
demnatlon proceeding.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01
BEER TRUST AFACT
One Local Brewer Says That II
Is Practically Formed.
OBJECTS OF CONSOLIDATION
a Fewer Number Of Men VIII Do the
SANS Work, EfeSting Very Large
Economy-T~o Not in II.

A representative OF one Of the iarg-
est brewing concerns in the city said
yesterday: ssAs 1 understand II the IN
teation Of the local combine Il 20 close
up ell bat two Of the breweries OF the
city. Two years ago the mel struck
and demanded outrzgeously high
wages We sxpostuiated with them.
and told them that such action must
necessarily result in closing the smaller
brsweries. But they persisted and the
brewers were finally forced TO grant the
mems demands. Now sixty men here
do the work that twelve men do IA big
brewery. Last year the men made fur
Their demands and their requests had to
be granted. We couldn't get outside
men 10 take their places and the beer
mad 10 be attended 10 Immediately or
il would have spoiled. The result has
been that brewing IN Grand Rapids has
become Improbable and the brewers
have been forced 10 take some action
20 protect themselves. The combine
has practically been formed. The only
brewers IN the city that are not in II,
are Frey's and weirich's. All the
other brewenes in the city except
Tusch's and kusterer's will be closed.
These will be enlarged until their out
pus Is equal to the present output.
Probably Frey and Werlich will JOIN
later. IL they do not the combine will
probably freeze them out Under the
new arrangement the same amount OF
beer can te produced with just nslf
the men now employed, and by saving
taxes. rent and insurance, the current
expenses can be reduced nearly two
thirds. Mr.. Hecns is not here IN the
interest Of any national concern. but
ms business IS to effect local consolida-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01
TREATED COLLINS ROUGHLY.
But His Alleged Assailans BIames Il &c
Horse.

Horse.
Last night at 500 o'clock Henry Col
Inns Was found in his barn. back
of the residence No. 60 Ellsworth
avenue. He MAS unconscious. One
side OF his head WAS badly bruised and
his ear was almost cut IN two. lie Was
restored TO consciousness and SAID
Charles Wolpert had assaulted HIM.
He claimed he saw Wolpert enter the
barn, but cAnuot remember anything
more. He also alleges that Wolpert
has threatened to do him." Wolpert
was arrested.
Collins, when found, Was lying d.
rectly behind horse. The animal has
. habit OF kicking, and wolpert claims
that the horse must have kicked Col
Inns, ~ he was 1t his home, at the cor
ner Of Oak and Waterloo streets, at the
time the accident happened. Collins.
who is q teamster u the employ OF
Walter Tate, is not dangerously in
jured. Wolpert was locked up on a
charge of deadly assault. About two
years ago he had an alteration with
an old soldier in Mrs. Huppley's place
on Waterloo street and Was covered
with . base ball club.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01

6oden Eagle. gave . pleasant mas
querads bop IN tnsir ball last evening.
Yesterdays bank elesrlngs were
s2sSs6 IA excess OF the day one year
ago, on baslness Of siis. oos.zi.
The calico bail, for the beneft OF the
Childfen's home, viii he gwen IN the
Blodgett building this evening.
At the annual election OF Grand
River lodge, r. i A. NJ, last night All
the old officers were re-elected.
A broken Hydraulic water main on
North Canal street shut OF the supply
OF Hydraulic water yesterday.
The annual conference OF the Grand
Rapids Baptist association Will open ~
Calvary church this evening.
The women of the PARK church will
hold their annual sale, etc., IN Their
lecture room this evening.
Miss Nichols of New York is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. J. G. Lew. Of Jefferson
| avenue.
The Rev. Dan Bradley has recovered
| from his illness sufficiently 10 be out.
j. L. Furman and family will leave
| for san Diego, CAL, today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01

Luther ]. Bennett OF Stanton Was on
trial yesterday in the United States
court charged with receiving an un-
lawful fee for securing . pension. The
widow for whom be obtained the
pension was Mrs. Hoyt. his mother
in-law. He secured nearly $4,000
and ell he turned oyer to her,
il the testimony Of Mrs. Hoyt 10
true. Was $500. Bennett was on the
stand in his own defense and could
give no good account OF how no had
spent the money. He claims that Mrs.
Hoyt placed the money in his hands
to spend for her, that he bought two
houses for her and paid bills until the
money was all used. The trial will be
completed today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01
Grand Rapids Guards. Ball.

Owing to the weather. the attendance
at the Grand Rapids Guards' opening
ball last night was disappointing. But
about fifty couples were present, how
ever. The soldier boys all wore their
full dress uniforms and the scene on
the floor was very pretty one. The
usual twenty-four numbers were
danced. At midnight refreshments
wQFo aorvod
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01
Shameful
Confession

II Is a shameful confession to
make that many people are
willing to use adulterated arti-
cles because they are cheaper,
and in doing so often subject
ing themselves to injurious
effects, for it must not be
supposed that those Who are
wiling. az the cost of repu-
taticn and for the purpose of
gain. to impose sdulserated
goods upon the public. would
hesitate to use injurious
sdulserants.
Or. Price has an established
reputation for manufacturing
good and pure articles, and
his Delicious Flavoring Ex-
tracts Of Vanilla, Lemon, etc,
are the most perfect made :,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01
scorcHMEN CELEBRATE.
ST Andrews Day Appropriately Opened
by Local Singers.

by Local Singers.
The exercises held in the Ladies' Lit
erAry club rooms last night to celebrate
the day Of st. Andrews were under the
auspices of the Burns club. At one
time there Was st. Andrews society In
the city; but 1t 10 now in peace. and
this is the first time the day has been
observed for several years. The even
ing's program opened with . few in
troductory remarks by James Camp
bell, president of the club. Prof.
James Paddon played the Romance
ct Bslero" from Dancher and noe
surne IS an encore. Andrew Fyfe
sung in his rich bass "Scots VIVA Haze"
IL was Enthusiastically received by
Scotia's lads and lassies and Mr..
Fyfe sang IS IN encore "a Mans .
Man for a. That" Mrs. Nell
lie Evans-Coats recited the CON-
bat between Roderick Dhu, and
Etz-James from Scott's LADY of
the Lake." Mrs. Coats WAS dressed
In q Highland costume Of plaid. Mrs.
J. Il. Hosken sang "That Divine Mel
ody" aud "Annie Laurie" with ex-
qulsste expression.
The Rev. William A. Colledge Of
Cadillac delivered the address of the
evening, ''Scotish Characteristics" 1t
was = study OF tho Scotch nature and
its predomlnating characteristics as ex-
emplified IN scotland's warriors. poets,
scholars and songsters. IL was an elo-
quent and beautiful tribute to the land
of Wallace. Bruce and Burns.
Al the close of DR.. Colledge's brief
lecture. DIR. w. II. Roes sang High
land Mary" For the closing number
Mrs. Andrew Fyfe sang tom Glen"
and "The Land o. the Leal." Miss
Alex Ross acted as accompanist- The
exercises were q credit TO the club; but
the rainy November weather made the
attendance disappoiptingly small.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01
A Bright sheldon Street Baby.

A mother on Sheldon street says her
little girl was 90 quiet the other morn
ing she knew mischief must be on foot.
Going to the door of the room where
the child was the mother saw her dip
ping her doll into kettle of dye. and
heard her say: "Do you s'pose dollie
will be pretty when she gets dyed?
this. and its beautiful. Mamma says
everybody thinks she's awful extrava-
giant cause we have 30 many new
clothes, but then they didn't know she
spends only 10 cents and makes 'em
out of Diamond Dyes"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01
IS BRIDGE STREET A STREET.

Some Say It's Not From Canal Street to
the Bridge.
One Of the propositions which arises
In the controversy now going on in the
superior court over the widening Of
Bridge street, from Canal street 70 the
bridge. is the claim that 10 IS not legal
ly q street. II Is . matter OK history
that forty feet st that point was Ut
first allowed to the Old bridge company
BY surrounding property owners.
Afterwards the bridge company decided
W the city . passage way approaching
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01
Take the Butterworth Ave. Lime

Take the Butterworth Ave. Line
of street cars to Lake Shore station, on
West Fulton street. Passengers when
arranging q trip to any point east,
south or west should take Lake Shore
Route;" smooth and easy riding. The
only double track line to the world q
fair city. Butterworth avenue line of
street cars pass directly by the door.
aHording passengers ample and rapid
means for reaching the station from all
parts of the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01

Street Cars Run Right by the Door
Of the elegant new passenger station of
the Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern railway, on West Fulton street, az
fording passengers rapid transit from
above station and all parts of the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01

The young women Of Trinity church
held pleasant coffee" in the home
of Mrs. II. X. Savage. No. LAT Clinton
street, last evening. Among those who
furnished music were Miss Bessie
Evans, Mrs. w. HASTE, Miss Savage
and Miss Geta Goodwin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01

Sole agency Avon Bottling company's
imported Bass ale and Guinness stout,
Lenk Wine company's wines, all kinds,
Lenk's Toledo Pllsner beer. All above
goods in bottle and keg. Tel. SOB. II.
A. Britt, 1852 West Division street,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01
ALLEGED FALSE PRETENSE.
Edward Boylan Askes for . Warrant for
r. S. Donaldson.

Edward BoyIan yesterday applied for
q warrant for the arrest OF Frank s.
Donaldson, the attorney. Boylsn says
Donaldson owed him some money and
paid him with a check for SIS payable
to 'casn' and drawn on the Old
National hsux- Boylan says be pre-
sented the check 81 tue bank and was
informed that Donaldson had no ac-
count there. lie then visited the prose-
cutting attorney and some Investigation
was mA ie. Ii was learned at the bank
thas Donaldson had no account there.
and had done no business there for
more than two years. Boylan says he
will prosecute Donaldson for false pre-
lenses. but no warrant had been issued
last night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01

st. Louis, New York and Chicago
artists will be represented in the- exhi-
blti0n which opens Monday at the
Michigan Trust company's building.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01

The Union of Unions serve supper
from 5 to this p. m. Price fifteen
cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01
RHEUMATISM ALWAYS C0Ren
cATARRH AND HEAD NOISES CUM
DRoPsY CURED
FITS AND ALL NERVE AND oan1o'
DISEASES CURED.
EYE AND EAR DISEASES CURfR
The ONLY ONE WHO CURES peAfufn

Catarrh, deafness. rbeu ma tia. -
Gus debility, impotsnos and I'll 6,cooo11
resulting from early indiscrstions -
excesses Of manhood, all dissoseo =
the urin,ry orGa,na. partial paso11Ql1
old sores. dropey, akin diseaeos w
shortness Of breath, back Of ncc1
small Of back, ETC., includin6 r.
female complaints and chronic d.
cured quickly and permanently.
That cough. slRht fever and w..
nsss. shortnes Of breath, pafn1oo1(S
Of heart. my means sure and ouj~<
consumptisn.
If you are nervous, rsstlsss 1rs31n
BILE. sleepless or wake aftee hoeS6o(
oreama tired morning. vita -
headache, bad taste In NE 0oucA
eometimes discharges, and e 49,
your employ ment without lie. 60
or ambition, desire &C - o.
rioomy forsbcdings, . disposft5oo y
vorry snd fret about trouble 49,
that never comes, spelis Of TO-
afraid or uncertain. eomstimN ~
spiYita, you are suffering from noFv0G
debility and exhaustion Of nervs 49,
which may end Ia utter prootsDol~S'
insanity and death
II you have . great eense Of Weex4
and weenpe0, with tired hmoA nouU1
ness. trembling, pr'ckiy eeosae4
~ that mose sev1ous d,sease-Poeo1pr1
Ii your head aches. feel numb g
ired. with strange eensstIono, ~ q
memory. and yea think With di0uu
or you are sleepless ~ night .
drowsineas and daline0 during c.
day. the nerve and brain fatt9u6 -
eooD run into ineanIty or death.
lfyou have any OF these feelio0. -
not neelect them, or they VIII eo0s
paralyG@ inssnity. pFoetrst'ea
ees lou value your life Do beo -
Isce these wsrningA Tine And -
r,ence hes shown, and bundfOoo q
startllps and marvelous curoo 80
nroved. that tbese diseases ere
fectly and completely cured ~ L.
=. CLAY TODD, - n. Divrsson 60
rooms !, q and {, Grand HapldeI -
Under the nee Of DR. . CA
ToDD's remarksbl femedio q
those symptoms yseld - " b 60
apd strengths Of nervss, vieoT Of bf(<1
vitality Of blood end health q -
are soon restored.
Bs remedies are purely ~
and harmless. and can onV - q
telned ~ bic omo&
tons before each patient 10 be go
la ToDD'e ONCE y 81 il n. U&lnf
street, rooms I, ard Z, Grand naC11|
Hb msdicinse sgyee With The -
sch. md you can esf anything -
Heis IN he Office froms In che 80
ing unsa Z Ia Intervening every De- RI
(. sundays
Gail everybody. A friendly tan q
lev csargss. RAPID carsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01

Opening Day
At Miss Harmon's Art needle work par.
lors, December 3.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01
Christmas Books and Booklets

our neighbors have demoralized the prices
In Fine Writing Papers and 70 be In the
"svtu " Ne are selling Cranes hne papers at
ore-fhtra from regular prices. We can not
AFFORD to DO TITS. hBt viii. snd We suggest that
nov IL q particular good time to set writing
paper. II win pay you to purchase in excess
OF your present needs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01
RupTUREs ARE ol1eEno
Rupt tn e.
Cured -
%.

EeKsifs Or ssisss spssasa
No truss nsoa.
Ia. : sass rsaa suaraasses = rsa,oo = q
rugtrre enc tara 90 so>hnlf IL - : -
neura
Asdtsinss ssns 10 ssy saarsssos ruookra =
~ Net cold - erus sysroA
faIi or Wrsse frsA
Letters snswsrsd pssnpus. ePss q eMs, *:
By Df. cisy Todd shs famous sree6sllrk =
y rth Division street. ~ staArS soo>ns 1 (
sns 4. 0sAsd kApiaA xnsA. a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-01
.r,S.C|a,y Todd
The famsss Msvs SbsehnsI
No. La North Divs~aea -
ta0~s'..s.
GRAND RAPIDS, mon

Cures Paralysis. Twitching, Pine
Ing OF Prickliag Sensations, rvemn|
Gus Fssllngs, Back or Head Aahl
Back or Neck Pains. sometimee ~
ming down the arms or bark. DisxlnoI
and other symptoms lead.aG 70 porn
lysis. Nervous Debility and Eer1nl
Complaints and Chronic Diseases.
ConsultAtion free and con ndentia2.
No charge fer services until cuSo1
Directions in all languagsA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-11-18
nemocratic Celebrations.

The democratic demonstration in
Richmond last night in honor of the
election Of Cleveland excellcd any
thing of the kind ever attempted in
that city There were ten or fifteen
thousand men in line, and the streets
along which the procession marched
were thronged with tens ofthousands Of
enthusiastic people. The line was
more than an hour and a-halfpassing a
given point. There were four or five
hundred mounted men in the process
sion. One of the most striking feat
ures of the turnout was the Braves
OF Powhatan." the Tammany Club
of Richmond. This organization had couple
of hundred men out At their head were
some of the chiefs mounted on spirited steedS
and equipped rs red men. On float was
full-,iz ID canoe surrounded by PowhatanitieS.
Another presented picture of the old chief.
with the leading members of the tribe gath
cred about him. A hearsc in the line. at the
side of which walked pall-bearers, was in
tended to represent the burial of the republic
can party.
The greatest demonstration ever seen IN
Lexington took place last night. The glow
ing lights from the ilambeaus, the colored IL
Nominations in the windows and along the
sidewalks, the ilaring transparencics and the
myriads of fireworks made 4 scene of brill
fancy that bcggars description. There were
about $500 men in line, most of whom wore
uniforms of some description. The democrats
went wild with enthusiasm.
he enthusiastic democrats Of Rappahan-
mock. Page, Clarke and other adjoining CORN
ties joined last night with Warren in cec-
hr!iing The great victory of the people at
From. Rny;tl