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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

In speaking of the afternoon races Capt.
Black wished the jotHNAL Ia say Il Is
claimed good many errors were made by
the Judges in their rulings hut the assoeia-
ton does not hold itself responsible for
these errors The association euleavored to
re, Judges no would make decisions in &C
corlance with the rules of the national
association Capt. Black was strongly
opposed to the ruling out of Volunteer for
running The frieni, nf Volunteer claimed
that he run na more than Others, which
hadn't been ruled Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25
Dead Neat 2.40 Class

beat was nov on that vas to excel any
thing previous. resulting in dead heat he
tween the tso contestants. Italia and Pilot
Maid, and giving both record Of 81 ~
Pilot Maid ran On the first turn hut soon
recovered her feet and the fret quarter was
very pretty both ,Fotting siie and side on
entering the half but just then Italia broke
and lost by il, Pilot Maid taking the pole
The black geldinq gained however, imme-
iiataly be- was on his feet He gained. hut
broke little. When they entered the
homertre,eh he was a length behind, hut
steadily errpt up alongside and Finished a
perfect dead heat Fine, 30 - 20.
al . Al 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

Third Hsaf z. IS Class.

In TIM. heat eliminated The dlifesstie'
that had in:erfered by reason VI horses run.
ming, lengthy scoring AMI recalls through
out the afternoon. \ dog ran across thu
track a. the horse- we're scoring down ans
under their feet AMI the .,art-r made tn.
mistake of giving the word go aim West
brook nearly a length ahead If Youne
Pilot, the pole horse. VINO SACKED gu,iei
apparently assured the los. of thu heat /,
Young Pilot. Old Honesty broke but gath
ered ami there was tight for a few mo.
ncnts between him aud Young Pilot bui
the latter got second plare. Time = 81
10 ~ ~. 23-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

Westbrook and pld Honesty broke in the
first quarter hut Young Pilot kept sure
footing on the pole. Westbrook was rapid
on the turns uotting splendiily aud on
reaching quarter mark was neck ana neck
with the leader when he broke. Old Hon
esty was then three lengths behind and
Snow storm NEAR him. On the second half
Snowstarm fell back Cunard. Jr., I'm
shed in a.S5 fiat but the young roam stall
lion from Belfast was only nose behind q.
Time. 81. LII Ia 80 -. 2.S5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25
First Heat 2.20 Class.

nf the nine entries six came out, Jim
Matt irsw the pole, Volunteer second.
Cunsrd Jr third, Bird, Young Matchmaker
and Lady Franklin. Bird came up along
sie Jim Matt on the first turn, and Nolan-
teer and Cunari IT. were neck and neck.
With Lady Franklin close behind AMI Young
Matchmaker running, Bird took the pole
on the second turn, with Canard .Ir. and
jim Mat, right at her wheel Bird was
trot''ng beautifully Jim Matt followed
her close ar'icr the wire. with Cunsri Ir.
close Gu Lady Franklin got fourth aud
Volunteer fifth. Time. ~, lis, I.54.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25
Second Heat Z. "a Glass.

In starting this at less, twenty minutes
were spent in scoring-wholly unnecessary.
II looked as if several were irving to score
ont the pole horse. At last they were off
Jim Matt and Bird s,ie by side. Cunar,i.
IT., = length behind. Lady Franklin,
Volunteer aud Young Matchmaker all
broke on the first quarter. At the end of
the first quarter Bird led by two lengths.
Jim Matt was second under the wire on the
fret half but he broke and Canard, IT..
passed him. This lost Jim Matt the second
place TN the homestreteh Canard, DR.,
fought for the first place, and many pre-
diuted be would ge, it. But no, the little
black was "a slayer" and won by nearly a
length. Time. - IL. Lilo -, lot
a.Sl -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

Commends to public approval the California
tiiqxid laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs. 1t
y pleasant to the taste and by acting gently
on the kidneys, liver AMI bowels to cleanse
the system effectus.iy. il promotes the
health and comfort of all who use it. and
with millions it is the best and only remedy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25
Closing Neat Of 2.40 Class

This came near being dead heat too.
but Pilot Maid won it by half n neck in
2t2l.s italia broke on the first turn sn1
eouldn regain her position. Pilot Maid took
first money, Italia SECOND money old
Honesty thru and Matchmaker, Jr.
fourth.
At the close of tins heat. Mr.. Roscoe
Peuny's handsome four.y year Old Claude
Fisher, MAS given an exhibition half.
Follow ing is the summary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25
Final Heat ESQ Class

This was repetition of the Second one
except that Joseph K regaiHed second
place he won IN frat heat. THIS heat was
taken hs Molle s. in s.sa IL, Joseph r.
second Bess thirl, Combination fourth
Time. az ~ Il; 4 I6. = 80 H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

Chimes of be lis with iiqnid tongues
carols OF song~ters with brilliant Plu-
max.-b breath of the pine clad hills watt
I'D "'er thirsty plains -mu-it of the ma
ton. biz nd.d In grand choraS-dsiieioas
ennfrrtton> aPpeasinx the cravings OF
the timer soni-ehsrning chocolates
cheering the wenri.d worker -bounfe-
ous boa hons be-utIipg Augusta
beauty frozen products riesitne the
grandrst displays Of the friRid youes
mud ready relief from tropical torpislffy
few of the comforts offered by
FOX d Co. at more than reasonable
prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25
vhe sI,,s Heat, 2.40 Cas-

was awaited with interest Shonld Pilot
Maid the winner Of the previous heat win
this she wouid take the raes. but quite a
Number expected italia. the black gehiing
To show up under the wire ahead. I'm the
fret quarter. in II Pilot Maid kept a little
lead and finished the half length ahead
Of the black grlding. sho on the three
quarters worked like hero gaining foot by
foot and passing the brown mare on the
home stretch, she breaking badly on enter
ing the home stretch isegaining her feet
she came down the stretch ike shrl-
wind. Now for hot finish. 4 length
back of the sire the brown mare thrust her
sose ahead but the judges gave The heat to
Italia who had kept his feet throughout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25
First Heat. $50 Class.

At the beginning it was evident that Mol
lie = would be an easy winner, but Bes'
was not showing Gp IA well A. the first la,
and was gwen thjri place on the finish
Joseph Il getting second, Time g., l.t5
| SO, ESQ ~
Follow ing Is the summary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25
$500 REWARD

For sHs Information that viii lad ~ tho arrest
Of the party parties thai Is fa3pis-iHg with the
Fire alarm that csu>ps fais.' alarms AMI
tne.HsliarT drrs. Nd alsa a-s all guasi citizens
Of the ely 81 AuGu~ta 70 assis in ai4iiRg pnt the
CRIMINAL
a. r. MORSE.
s-4'ef fasia.ef II Fire Department
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25
Final Heat 2.35 Class

This Nas also the final heat o. the DAY
Westbrook had the pole and how he de-
trot for comparatively green three-.rar
old Young Pilot wasn't taxing hi dusi
sni only wanted a length ard a halt sala It
secure the pole ani came nj the close Of tii,
half almost neck and neck The strain o.
excitement was intense Young Pilot
opportunity eanie. howevcr, on the fourth
turn where We-ibrook and Young PHO
finished in 239 IL amid cheers + va,
100 lark Ia finish the race in th,. = - clas-
and it was postponed ill l0A NJ fhurslss
The owners Of Pilot Victor and Of MUSE
protested against the decision of fh, judge
listanciHg their horses for running
tushnoc's owner drove the handsome
stallion past the grand stand several times
during the day
Threatening showers held Of for the
second days races AZ Capital Park ami thc
number of spectators wa double that Of
the previous day,
For rods north and south of the iuige-
stand were teams filed with occupants.
The upper seats of the base bah stand were
filed with people aud the grand stand va.
well flied
The spectators were Afforded some Of tht
gnuliest tr0tting possible uadrr any circum
stances and witnessed unusual speed 10 the
lower classes The features to mar the al
ternoons sport were the long ~ ats for The
horse. to he brought up prolonged ami un
necessary scoring, one unfortunate send.
Of" and disagreement. with Onr Or two rul
ing-.
one horseman, not personally Interested,
we'll expressed it # know the men xhi
are acting rs Judges. and | don't question
their integrity for an instant. But the
starter was too lenent altogether. This re-
pcated and consider useless scoring should
he punished by fine Then there blye
been occurrences that are likely to confns,
the best of judges. 1t appeared to many
outsiders that they were at times holding
strictly to rules and Mt other times not, and
this caused kick because Of certain horse,
being ruled As li-tanccd-'
Following is the summary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25
SPLENDID SPEED
Exhibited in the Second Days
Races at Capital Park.
Grand and Long Struggle Between
Italia and Pilot Maid.
The rs Rsee Asaais, V ~ Flashed
TAsrslsy fsrsssss.
einh Neat. 40 Class.

The hor,es we're nrss called ap for the
Atrh beat, ze3g class, ieft unfinished Tues
dag. of the four heats already trottei
Italia hal one u, her credit, Music two and
Pilot Maid one. Hsrmoun had been drawn
4 live interest va. manifested by all the
spectators in the battle that was on. The
pIueky little brown mare rilos Maid won Il
gerry Handsomely. Music sss aistaneei 10.
running under the ship, rid Honesty VAS
given second place and ITALIA THIRD place
Time. 30, III II. 10, 2.S9 ~ italia
ani PHO, Maid we're now left 10 nght the
hssrf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25
Third He,, a.as Class.

The judges announced that they should
not recognize Volunteer and Young wa,ch-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

maker - in this heat, but should rsls them
a. fi.taneed In the former heat for running.
The horses vere driven. however I'm the
Start Bird held well till tie turn, When she
broke and Jim Matt passed hsr. Cunard Jr-
three lengths behind. Bot the heat was
given to the chestnut stallion 10 2 30 fat.
AZ he Hint break and Bril- dill Lady
Franklin took the third plape away from
Jim Matt. II was nos pretty eTiasnt that
il ~snhi be too lark to fni-h the race.
Time, 81 IL, ia, Ia, 10 Several
minute. asrer the decision Birds drirsr
came up ami claimed a foul by Jim Matt
driving in ahead Of him The claim esns
TOO late.
The summary:
20. ef.ass. rsFtsEsHED
Bird. biz ~. H.R T0xt-s. tisFslisssr, :
f,massa, JT ris . CT .-tscsteie ,t5sfsinef . ;
fia Matt. y. W 5. fansoh. Aazas'x,
LADY Frsnkiia b ia {, X. PsIHasr, y spseF : q
ys.i1ntssr b 4, &. " Berry. Aazassa, hs
Iossag Matchmaker, y :. Hs-tihes' DAA .
sfisrgtts, f'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-25

Young Prot =. Al Libby. rArdncr. . ,
wcsthtook, 70 : q X Fills. Belfast. ,
md Honesty hr <, G. w Hnhd. IA
gusta. 3 :
snow storm, spt ~. ~ u Pinkham
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-26
CHILL SURPRISED.

She Expected the Recsli Of Minister
ExAe. Hat Receives Instead the Presi-
dents Uitimstum.
VALPAKAIso. Jan s5.-The ultimatum
of the government of the United
States that Chill must immediately
and without reservation withdraw the
offensive note Of Senior Malta, ex-
minister OF foreign Affairs, apologize
for the assault upon the sailors Of the
cruiser Baltimore and pay indemnity
for the injuries inflicted upon Ameri-
CHILEAN government by Minister Egan.
This is the reply sent by the United
States 20 the demand Of the Gillian
government for the recall OF Mr. Egan.
The prompt sending of this uitimstum.
instead of al order 10 Mr.. Egan that he
must return home. has surprised the
Gillian government and IL Ia rumored
ths. President Monts who IL resting
a. bathing resort. has been asked TO
return at once 20 Santiago and consult
with his cabinet and council of state ia
regard 20 the matter.
Interviews were had with Eduardo
Mosse and Judge Alfonso. both of whom
are mem bers Of the council of state.
When Informed OF the nature Of the
aitimstum sent By Secretary blaine
they expressed considerable sur
prise At its terms, and, without for.
mslly committing themselves, both
sgreed that il woald be = snPine act
% now withdraw Mstta's letter They
expressed The hope that AZ the meet.
leg Of the council Of state ia con jane
tion with the cabinet peaceful
solution 81 The difficulty might be AZ.
raaReI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-26
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Work on the GAINESVILLE wis street
railway will begin at once.
! At Oakland. Neb., while playing
with u shotgun Johnnie Rock, aged IL,
killed his younger brother.
John Wagner, who murdered q man
named Dsugherty in Idaho July Is
last, has been convicted and sentenced
TO hang April Is next
stormy" Jordan, q saloonkecper Of
Ottumwa, Ia, is said to be scheming to
avoid paying about So. 600 in fines as
sessed against him.
Harvey Latimer, young man Of
Canton, Miss, shot and killed Chinese
laundryman The Chinaman was adj
vancing on Latimer's brother with q
drawn pistol.
The Mississippi republican executive
committee has fixed February % as the
date for the convention to select dele
gates to the national republican con-
vention in Minneapolis
Scarlet fever has broken ont at Iron
wood, Mich, and the public schools,
six In number. have been closed in
definitely. The afflicted portions OF
the city have been quarantined.
The steamship Golden Horn, from
Antwerp for New Orleans via Puerto
Ricn, Venezuela and Mexican ports, has
been wrecked one OF the Windward
islands, east of Puerto Rico.
c Erastus Douglas, wealthy farmer
residing o miles southeast of Homer,
H., committed suicide by severing his
jugular vein with a pocket knife. No
cause is known for the suicide.
While Joe Delrauck, Bohemian
carpenter. was working on the spire
OF the new Catholic church at Poca-
hortas Center, Ill. he slipped from the
scaffold and fell about forty feet and
was fatally injured.
A man named Moorehead from
Kansas City.en route to Oklahoma with
q carload of goods, was killed in a
wreck at Clements, Kan, caused by
the second section of a Santa Fe
freight train running into the rear OF
the firSt section.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-26
New York's Exhihi, assured.

NEW YokK. Jan. 25.-Alexander ID.
Anderson. SPECIAL commissioner for the
Worlds Far, who for the past year has
been IN charge of the eastern head
quarters at New York. has resigned his
position To devote his time TO business
in Washington. In his letter To
the director general he states that
the promoting work IN New York
is complete. and that the legislature
having SUBSTANTIALLY prov ded for the
state exhibit, the further continuance
OF an Office here Is useless expense.
He recommends that the headquarters
he closed and that all local matters be
left entirely 10 the state commissioner
VINO will son be appointed by the gov
ernor. Mr.. Anderson predicts that the
New York EXHIBIT at Chicago will be ON
scale worthy of the great Empire
state and surpass those of most of the
other states.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-26

Cleveland May Finally Decline to be .
Candidate.

NEW YoRK. Jan. 25.-The story that
Mr.. Cleveland had practically with
trswn a. caudiease for the nominal
ion, and had onsy teen kept from for
Hsliy announcing tue fact through the
snerggtic efforts Of some of his per
onsl friends. made a genuine sensa-
aon IN political CIRCLES. MANY warm
Trends OF Mr.. Cleveland refused 70 be-
lievs the starry. aud declared that there
must he some mistake about 10. But
others who are IN the confidence OF tue
ex-prssident's intimate friends adj
mltted That the statement of Clsvs-
and = position was substantially this.
zone thing e certain" saId . gen.
slsmsa of tbs class tonight. "snd that
V that Cleveland viii nos make a hSat
Tor the nonllssuon. lis position 10
nnaiisr to that Of Af. Bsslne."
Edward Fleming. tns editor Of the
Buffaio Courier, vhich IS Cievelan 4 a
DID home orgsn,is Stopping a. the nOff.
man souse. Ssid ne, "fnere - sonis
foundation for thc statement Cleve.
lands friends have known for Iona
time that he Vas nok candidate for
NE presidential nomination Ia the
ususl acceptance 81 that term. think
II tae Democratic convention nDuli-
mates Clevelsnd he vii accept, although
IN not believe thse ne . n any sense
seeking the nomination"
Judge John A. Holman OF TndisnaD-
els. .Id: II have been Ia New York
several nscnths attending b. ba.nes.
s6srs and have had an oppartunitv OF
staayins the frift % politics from thfs
point. The re-eit & tbs - 20 esuse ne
90 think that Ciev iaad 10 actually on
the point Of dong Just what wss today
stated
Jean c shsehsn. brcsher of Lien
tsusnt Governor Sheshsn, vas mel red
20 seileve the sorry shat Cievelsnd had
deeldef - sDisounce he sithdTswsl a.
sNsudidat< for the democratic nonsl
nation Ter TIE presidency
II hard tso vera sgo,+ Re sad
.ssthst Ciewelsna voala nst permit 81.
bsms 70 be presented 80 the euuvsn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-26
Friends Mourned Too Soon.

OrrUAwA. Iowa. Jan. 25.-Recent de-
velopments nave disclosed = decided
sensation in the Case Of Mrs. John
Rallies of S.gourney, who lett few
W, eks ago fer New YORK to visit rela-
tIves, and not being heard from was
supposed to have been killed IN q rail-
road wreck. IL now transpres that she
never intended to go TO New York. but
that she eloped with A. K. Durland.
The discovery came about by two peo-
pie, ostensibiy brother and sister, regis
tering at q Washington Iowa. hotel a
few days ago as Mr.. Dillon and Mrs.
Virgins, but they were too near home
and some old Sigourney acquaintance
recognized them as A. +. Duriand and
Mrs. JOnn Ratties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-26

he Turns Up in New YORK 70 Look Atsss
his EoscS2-
NEW foRK. Jan. z5.-Senator Hiiis
accomplished bv Bourke Cochran. al
rived irom Washington al 10 o'clock
last Aga aud Beai % the Honalan
house. The senator has come nsTs 70
snpsrint~Bd the pans Tor the TOR
NAL stAFtlag OF hls campaign 70
capture the democratic nomination
for the presidency. The start viii take
place with be- flourish OF irampets at
the Manhattan club reception Ia honor
or Hill tuesday night. Inc senator
viii also be Ga hand 20 manage the meet
OF his state committee Tuesday, al q see
that the proper steps are taken - call
an early state convention, anu b~gla
the work of choosing nome bat Hui
delegates 10 the democratic national
convention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-26
Killed Mhiio Ke.istIn- Arre.t.

NEWTON, Miss, Jan. 2l-In an at
tempt TO arrest two desperate negroes
wanted in Clark county, Ala, for a
murder committed nine years ago,
Oliver Conncli, one of the criminals,
was instantly killed and Weldon Nor
man. a member OF the sheriffs posse,
MORALLY wounded. Isom, the othcI
negro, gave himself up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-26

In hotel not 100 miles from the top
Of the RI ii the following announcement
gives satisfaction:
"Iisters aud venerable voyagsrs are
advertised that when the sun hin rise
horn viii be bowed" That announce
.nent sufficiently prepares the visitor Ter
.he following entry in the wine list: "Ia
this hotel the wines leave TIE traveller
nothing to hope for. Notes aud Cue
RES.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-26
Toledo Streets Submerged.

TOLEDO, o., Jan. 25-A water main
under broadway burst Saturday even.
ing, flooding the street TO the depth Of
3 feet and doing s5o.o damage. The
break evidently occurred during the
recent cold snap. IL seems 10 have
soaked the whole southern end of the
city until the stone pavement finally
welded
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-26
Look Out for tho Cars.

GREENWICH. Conn, Jan. 25.-Phillip
Connell. NJ. Doran and z. Hamilton.
while walking on the railroad trac x
Sunday night were struck by loco
motive. Dorsn and Council were in :
staatly killed and Hamilton received
fatal injuries
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-26
Pushing the Zig Guns.

Troy. n. Y, Jan. ga telegram
from Washington has been received Mt
the Watervliet arsenal, West Troy. or
dering that the twelve new l0-inch
guns be completed as rapidly as posi-
BILE. One extra force of men working
nights has been put on.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-26

f~r - softer fer =. ~ffh m Eercn's pleaxan.
Pellets Net merely tesarcfafy god bet
heln fhat tosS Ia perfectly essv add nass-
Hrsi wsF tteg fiaansa ard ffru.aie fhs whots
svssera asa tser Il reEEsatssi, Sch ssi
Hiieee NeaAsckr' f'anss issti0n. lsyiix~gfssa.
Fsieus Attsctz. saa 81 de<anerraeEss u to
hfrF. sfafrtsch aIai hevsfs ara fF0ruptfy -
lsrres sri permanently easA
THEY'RE - aFsSsnal Liver Fiifs, fh~ srfIsfl.
- ssE'est essf hest - taae .faa theys~ -
eseegszf. fss fheFre czsafaaf<ea to go
sasseszettfH. 81 Yfsaf Fserfy = fNfafnea
fes nsy pzfY ~ - sesf Yea ese Tsas
= tfar enig - ~ ffsree's nsssieines
peftait es~t fes'tet rrsfsesF. n sassli
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-26

ton by e2ndid opsn en- = thai e less-
ixnd's tame xi.i Eos be nsEtEASa n
the eGLYen1s oa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-26

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; i. is pleasant
AID refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver aud Bowels. cleanses the sys
tenn elieetuaily. dispels colds. head
aches and fevers and cures habilual
constipation Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy of its Kind ever pro
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its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from The most
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TO al and hare made it the most
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Syrup Of Figs is for sale in soc
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-26

EowS. Ask druggist ter WOODS PBosYH DsiSF;
il he offers some worthless medicine "a place
OF this. leave his dishonest store. ine osc price
in letter. aud we will srnf By return mail
Price. one package. 81; six IS. one viii please.
six will cure. Pamphlet in plain sPaied en-
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fca Co.. Isl oed vsrd-sve.. Detroit. Nich.
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