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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-28
BENEFIT PERFORMANCE.
The Histrionics at Goggans Hall
Tomorrow Night.

Tomorrow Night.
The Histrionics will give perfor-
nance at Goggans music hall tomor-
row night for the benefit of the
Womans Exchange. The entertain
ment begins promptly at 8 O'Clock
and The NEWS hopes large crowd
will be In attendance. The following
splendid programme will be presented
VOCAL SOLO,
Miss Tekla Weslow.
RUTH's RoNAECE--A COMEDY.
Ruth Carey ................. Miss Hattie Trice
JACK dudley ....,.........., ~. " robson
Captain Wilton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sam Pope
VOCAL DUETT.
Mrs. Hawkins and Miss Pearre.
------ BREAKING THE IoE-PETIT COMEDY.
Miss Marion. ..................M Miss DeZouche
Captain Shelby ....................E. 8. Thorp
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-28
A TERRIBLE SHOOTING
And Cutting scrape on Third Street

And Cutting Scrape on Third Street
Everybody rushing to the scene and
behold thore was no blood spilled,
but the price of groceries was sure
cut down, SO the poor cal eat as well
as the rich, So every one that wants
to save money are shooting tor 200,
South Third street, determined to reap
the benefit of J. H. Slopes cut
prices. He is still selling
Is pounds granulated sugar for IS /.
The best hams in town.....10 IL
Good family -four, sack. Isl. 20
Pig shoulders per pound ------- 10
Scotch oats, per package. $50. 10
Fine choice grated P, apples at 20
Fine choice slice grated apples at 10
3 ID California peaches per 20
3 ID pie peaches per o.....--- lO
Lion and Arbuckle coffee per 10 % IL
80 lbs bucket new crop jelly for $3.50
l at jar prepared mustard 800. 20
2 ID lunch tongue, per can, 80. 20
A fine sugar corn, per can. go. 10
Crushed Java coffee 5 lbs. -. 81 90
The best Rio green coffee 5 lbs Sl.OO
To every person in Waco it will pay
you to call on j. H. Shope and look
through his large and nice stock OF
groceries before buying. Remember
his number, 205, South Third street.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-28

Hit & Co s., new store Ala Austin.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-28
Richer Inn Design,
Finer i'm Finish,
Better i'm Quality,
Lower i'm Price
than ever before

We have goods arriving daily every week brings
us something show and every day finds better
prepared to supply the of patrons. We have
before able show such Real Wonderful Live
Bargains in
LOW PRICED FURNITURE
as this seasons splendid stock has brought
OUR NEW LINE OF CHEVAL BED ROOM SUITS
ready for inspection This line is strong in every
point and will find difficult duplicate values
the following
PLAIN FIGURE OFFERINGS:
Antique Finish Ceval Bedroom Suits. 1000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-01
Joy and borrow,

Tho most commanding nolltiSNl nSllNvN,
mont OF tho timu IA thu nnnl "a, tlenrnt ~
tho Now York l,cs,slatuw "a n Drmn,rntin
body, In both 6uNnvhes, aoyNrnor Mn
hNs inrrv,l tho yln{llyatlon az thu law nm
through an avalanche az ycnomous nhm..,
tn tho h,vh.st ,x,nri ~ thn Stntn ,,,,h ,h~
result that tho nomocw,ic nartv IA cs,ah.
llshed In NV York In vratcr mud mnro
certain powrr than Il hNs mNscss,sl slnro
tho war, Tho ers,it rNr thls sMwx,..t,T
ehamriunshlp az tho nartv's Iyhts IA ~ , ~"
ordinary sort. and Il bslenvs 10 0oyvrnor
Nlhl..
II IL worth whlu IN th,s hour az un,yrrsa,
pcmoey~t 10 sa,iatNe,lon and Nnnrcrln,ion ~
tho nstoundinv scrvln,s ,,r,,rr.,, h,, .h.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-01

,llelntcerwtlNn rathcr than toward cuuscli.
dalton, He'd the Moacy sQNHndcrrd undrr
tho empire Npon detached llnea Of railway
runnihG from various scapofts lnto tho In.
teracs been expeuded on great trunk linc
connecting tho northern with Tho south.
crn provinces, tho unifying " tho country
would not now encounter almost insup~r,
able obstacles, nor would tho navy through
ita control IL tho meAna Of maritime com.
Mnntcatioa 10 tho unchallenvNAble Arhlter
OF cvrnta, Hut, however allow and ardNoua
may 10 tho adaptation ot hNterAl suvorn.
Ment to coneNrlcs VI StAtes In which pNrw,
Nr example, hAa tar lees In common with
Mto 0rwndo do HUI than has Uruguay. aud
In which twN such near neiEhbar~ "A rNr.
nNmhueo and bahia drtcst each ether
there 10 no ground for expecting rs,orN.
tlNn VI the empire, EvNn tho lNottNnslvN
Dom rrnAo II, pAssed away uuNwNttNSt.
AMI HE daughter tho Princess rSANEi., II
universally dlsllkud, Whatever Internal
disturbance may 10 In stNr~ tM NrNsil, Il
will remain republican,, and that means,
elncN EnHlish syMrAthles are known to
Mror an tMpNr.Nllst NstMN that the Rio
lNnsirW 0ovNrnMWnt will continue to lean GA
tho HrAt American republic, Thew Ia no
wrrAt dNnrNh thNr~tArs> that English In.
trla0Ns will 0oset . Mselndine II tho We,
tpr,wlty treaty With tho Cnitea StNtNs.
Thu &rNAt International achievement
which iSa will witness on tho WNetern
hemisphere will IN tho almost NNlvNrsAl
application " tho IVelprsNlty AystaM 10.
NlseA by Mr. ALA,Ns, TkNrv Il no doubt
that tho example ~ Rl~ail In this particular
viii ~ MllUweA betur~ tho sxp,l~tica u tho
twrlvNa,NNth by c>,rrslMMAlNx Avre~MNMts
Nn tho rArt u Rritlsh Guiana and thu Rylt.
tsh West N,alrs. Ut VNnesuelA, rcru, and tho
VutteA StNtSa VI Colombia, ct Mexico and
MNst, II nut all, " tho CentrAl American
cammnawNalths, That Il IL cay, all thu
countries " LAtln.Amer.eA which alN con-.
MerriNlly tMl'ortAnt--wlth tho execution "
Chill and tho Argentine CtntyN,cratlNM-.wll
hAv~ UeMbineA with tho unttsa StAtes 10
form a commercial unlNn, lnto this TRADE
coalition II IL crrtAin that CNnAAA will ".
prcss u wlsh to outer provided tho lAbcr~ls
shAll triumph At tho next general election,
= rs0lt dependent IN largo MeNsNru ON
the sueresa " Mr. MxnclkNs attempt to
retrieve h,s position In the province IL Quo.
hr% Whom tho application eo,aNs. Il viii bu
Mr 0s to scrlously consldNr whether w With
grant to CAaadN tho priceless boon NJ reei,
rrNslty upon any terMs short u political
INCORPORATION,
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.&m,r
~. JANUARY !. ISM,
Amendment, hut NNneAli

Il rhntic protest ~ TnC SuN nralns,
u. inuanco VI n sys,cm W clrc,loNs
Will, crMl,s thu Acknowledgement " hun,
urNsls and thousands " cl,,sens wlthoN,
any tNalt 81 their avn, simply by rNasnn W
the hlundcr OF County Clcr,,, "a rc@ivlNg
The approval aud eNppor Ut Intelligent mon
throuahout tho state Without distinction VI
party,
Among those who cordially aarce with VA
(het sNch u syateM IA iNtulerahlc N,N soMS
good ncmocMts, howvvoE who think ,hut
ehe owl can bc cured by an amendment ot
the su-cAlled Ballot Reform act, and that
" absolute repeal Ia NnnNcNssary,
Y. We ArS convinced that they win concur
with our demand Tor nm absolute rNpeNl VI
Vie new and \ NtnrN ~ tho old syatem "
vosaAa, whom they have 9lven IL tho subject
~ cAretAl stuly which Il reQulrNa IN tho
~r~Ao u tho Nplnlons Witch wpyN delivered
~ dCouN u Appeals IN Tuesday,
aM tho law wNnt Into MNu va Mo,
Li THAT tho eNMplexl,y MvNlvul In tho
" Method w0uld NNt only MNAer Il IN.
MrtcNsoMN 10 thu voter but that hlN
n INITIAL NHht ~ participate IN tho
NJ " clNctlvo NnlrNra WA likely ~ ha
d In tho Nt,ompt ~ thN,w tho vii
NNONNt tNN NllNN, VhN NlNttVttNN
\ tr0M Tho statute II Az W,,NplNx
A lrts hAVN bTNN actively oMrNpNd
y eetiON day IN NNUrts tN sNlvN
X (which u r,NNsNNts, and tts
,mrNttNN, NJ declared AMI AVS.
tho rNNrt " last rNsovt, han he,>M
n ,tNnNhls~ i,AN lNNo,NNt VN,rM In
a .,dAsA county,
~ W. NN0 Nv tNW,t with thu, dnc'slNN, hut
NJ do fn1 mutt with tho law, Furthor.
more w te@ entilN(y rNN,llNNt that no
SemsAy viii avail except TIA absolute aud
lNNQNAlluosl ropNal, Any rrNt ~ vNrW thu
evil anil rNtalN the mN'N features Vt tho w.
StatAA3 NAllNt act win DUTY rNSMlt IN rnnt,sluN
SwurAe caNt,MNdca,
n A scNvNt ballot may he Important, hut
what NyNlls II to u man whose lM,lnt IA non.
uereN wh,A(y lNrnNetNNl by tho error VI an
tSltlSet MhNm tho state cmrloys n hive Il
NtlN(eNy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-01

There NN somS queer to>ks u Nnsasnd,
In DNror certain netaonA svlestinR lroN tnou.
ensN, have boon Rncd IN Aptecs Toe AprsASlNsr
IN pohlle rlaeeA What aott Of Mace % ne
tnviolato Tale, II man with eoldtu HE head
tsnt allowed 10 w out II dooSSl II a NM,
ltshmAa can't sneesS In an oaNlhus OF hub.
Ito house without loins hailed hstors MHsis.
tra.e and Naea, what wNa the uss u nuSssa,.
anu SihNki' AMI HAMrnENt Dover mAsia.
tM,N would tno man tor hAvinR 4 couch In
public Ia tho gripto b the ruin ~ En9itsN
liberty ~ = :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-01

"A scnu a. The senate wNa opsAsd lASt
month sonAtN CNANnlAA tAtrodNeNAA Ntl IL
AMsal the Actt1 regulate The eAsslAss q sk<sv.
Az r~ssSMS~sa tNM Eutup< 10 tAls eoNANrN
II peuvldr~ that tMMtasNAt.cAvrytle eksAAs.
sAtrA shAM a,lNt = eer<AlO amount u etAe> ~
each stvSraee p~ssensNN md sAAll A4NpA e>r,
tain ArtAMSeMNnts tor The psc&se<lso VI tA~
health Of these pssseNS~rs wAlls eeeesl10 Ne
eNA; aud Il tMceaes heavy psAAlty ene AMy
violation q ito rSNNtsloAA Va Ata AeoAsSai
that tho bcst elaaa IL steAMsAlpa WAteA eoxty
tMMtsMuta iroM Narors b Nile ~ as> A.
ready provided With stSSyNas AcecAN eAAN>cAs
n~> interior h thoas reNvlrsA b. oeNA-
tor CNANplRMS ktl, and that The nan.
AHeM Il these steAMsAtps Ars AlWAys
desirNus Of mAkiNs thtAvs A~o<p>Ahle h
tho strerasa peNple fruA whom NE eroANer
part 81 their tneeMs b derived ~ Ne 0Ans
tlMN Il Ia truo that there ARE ScsAA y Me
steAmAhtrs EARRING tAMtHMNts 10 tAle pest
trNM E0rop~ tho st~stAse % which Wo~ld
neEd to DO greatly Improved u Senator
CuANplxaa bill should beeoMe Nlaw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-01
II, N,NrkNnn, ths flhr,rl.n ~

NJ r. S,NfFoND, tho LlhsNrlAn u GU.
stca .'tSAd hcforo tho American lltaese,ea(
Association paper on lotteries. h ~ soNrSs
" which H. eAlled attention to he wsll,kAoVN
tact that Now England Wa oNso I S0eSaS
patron Of the lottery system. 10 oNl)AoA 10
mention that New England AAs slAoS ooss,sa
hor opposition 10 lottery ~ lAe - tAaA ~ q,
sett0tton OF marriage sssns 10 b ayaNe ont
among the descendants q The NloslnS aAd
rurttAnA Al least thta theory 10 q oAAl1(aNle
10 Now England a. ANy that cen BE- pSoooos6,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-01

IL Ia pleaainv Ia learn from Nsxlcv Thai
tho Federal aud state 0ovsrnmsnts q thai
country are adopting measures tor The ssllsl x
tia people II those RtAt~a In which M Vcilute
VI tho bean and corn orops has been (ol(oWvi
Gy famine Tho dovrrhMpat VI ths utN(o Or
Durango haA purchased lONQ00 bNvks)s Of
grain IN Kansas tho aovernmsAto Of Chihuahua
has ordered tho saMa AMeNNk and LIKE vslloN
hNs heen taken nv thN authorities N sSvVyNl
other htAtSs, u 10 uAlostNnSts that vTeoldeNt
D,AS has ~ dsNl with SshSlli0n IN 0Ns MI NJ
sho country while psople ara s,AsviAs IN elhsy
marta of H. " 1872
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-01

tEps IAsD, ahlsi " Tho AvspAhess, sNd
wH'Ebwlhp and On GNOw, ehlpls N Ihs 6Nev,
pnNns, Svs pal,l IN hu,n oolDsslad I,niQ Ju1l0Ss
who WV daNaINv ~, Hear liia They Nave ~
v, II Nv spypvAl 'la,', ami swssy lbsv vii Nul
tlop MIL i,s Messiah comes GslAAn(lv lar
ltAkp HNb I'M nlbn, managers n W. sNlsvs
lplNWpNi nAppd long sRunvsyNsNl,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-01

~ inuls Jsp, T., Nsppv NV yAy 10 va
Nm, u, hDnDInd " lpL HpJ Nv M1sHloeeJ
'o'p' u Sn'tDvs NM hIAspge,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-01

= plUbDps Nv s,sH kla,Syi vsvIIew IN Iu,u N
ppnlsl v lyW plHp lyipHpni n 1,I sSj)J sse 2sus
l~0 Ispsb'Di ~ tgs,l sIllsls % IIpA.Sb y tSSl,s
- lpl, b,i ibl,ssyl AsAS yslys JsuvAN 80 N
lsml ~ luvlgU wv ISjltlNi sSll NJ vsSvl,5 A. n
pNbp Nv bipp ssivt ppIS ISw
w tsawM
byyf nig,Dts No lIbIs yISljAsut Sgy,S,
ipDnIail Nv llUDps Wv IgW I4jN Esu, III
lsjlppl Nv pJupg subskE slsDs NJ sv,ss
lpWpb NsiyJyg Nv Ays avn w ItI0ssL IA n,
nm y lbpDt lbllyp w " telIisS i61lN3ss
w M gts w ~ UAAHhgas pI)SS)kSIo, AZ
IiU kIsDhp slDjp bIAbsSb N k{1J ~
MlWV Ylb NV W.
.giHssv w ~ lpiis Nv kyyJts ~ VA
paInyy ,S,iytlpil.i . N 49, $500 4 7,
tissI IdvIsb sDtsSl UWSh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-01

"wAAt wsNla npatoa do cad 10 whs,
soy< Il pssl(lsM weN(A abe b. placed In esss
wsr were declared With ChiM o. aAy cAhsr
country ~ That b eAe oNseAtoA wAlcA n.
por<ssN u eNr seeeeMsd coNteMpcSAry, thu
kssNs~ JsSrNaA have e<eA Aaktuv vNsteas de,
,lNsNisAsA pstsoAs b AAssaeAvseA(A The
NhlNs> rsply eeMss tsosa Sere~AM>.At>AtMs
Cara JAca AnAllA WAo Aver~ that h oAss ct
wAr AN wNvld try " = Nutlsra berth NNAN "
the great men Interviewed AdMtts thai lANrN
10 any vVAson Why Hoe(on should b eSkNsS,,
,NtAs ANvosN u wan aud m our sateeNsi
oontemrosNty estAts Ne following headlines
~t~sssss EAsssta,A taay Fs,ss>A"
What would ORoNNA TmsxNA w NrwAsN
MsNxyr or NNNSNA eutlMAN lhAsAnn AAS~
aAid Il they he'd lived b go Nes(oA Nsws.
paper talAtNs NNnNt lady trlsMda"p rssAANs
the conquest ot NNs(cA BY soMe terslaN Ncw<r
Mteht hs eNcA toe HNstnM The b (AvtttNx
eAlANltN The Nvostts hNstcAAA WeN,
"rANts" WA had eAoNeM Il Il WNA Ncs The
town 10 reivSM, Il 10 AlwNys Gylas y r>tNrA
sNmsbody slsN
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their t>ss AseM wAsa al that asaaMws II
seNNA and hurvleaNN Of hlNst wac rAslNr ,
nNN \ mlehl have sacwrd, hailed. tAuNdSrS,,,
ssa llsAlessa wlskces staggering that sAish,v
army % Nccaess SAey had duty ta rertorc,
ma pleasNss y ealeN and they sNtaysA aud
rspScrAsA n regardless q expenditure u
breath o. lAssllNAe - ,uae
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#" ""''s A''vs xss''''s 'SAa'vs {"

W kS;2"s"
w kas HsAlSSjg
pyUplDI N yDAiiNS \ lLlJ ~ IA Au.s AsIl.
pD1 " ~ AsIil Nltst IvjE EilS,7n.s
pIilI IN ~ Nv sIlias u 1890 80 ~
Ffss IllH ~ ltlg,lsM ilxs| VI SIl lsjs,ls
lsiissi ~ ~ ItIlAs ~ 49, igsg ss M, aim,
b6 - Snsi HSf si,A iAss
Nass IysL
FEE HIIS
tShsltlsf.xsg...,.. =" I" 's'~
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-13

est ne showed e0nclus.vely that pro-
tscfive tariff . esnsng ~ tas labor
ing clssses. ..rae republican party be-
hsyes." said he, .-tnat Il 70 for tie III
teress of every man. and the country
IN general, To abolish cheap labor"
Frank A. Rodgers. the next speaker.
was introc ucsd and sald that tns oesi
prophet IN the democratic party,
Henry WatIerson, sAld four years ago
that X his party nominated Grover
Cisvslsnd IL would De led iroa the
slaughter house mt the oIsn grave.
IL wss time. he SAID the same thing At
the last convention and the resalt OF
four years ago will De repeated. The
verdict IN this campaign will DC agreed
upon around the flresldes by those VINO
are interested in the protection OF the
homes IN this country. The general
apathy of the republican party At the
last state electlou is responsible Tor the
democratic government That We have
today. Ii 10 Indirectly responsible for
the infamous legislation OF the squAw-
buck legislature. Ii the wages of
lab ring men IN New Y rk have been
increased under the Mckinley bill, as
10 stated by Peck's report. the same coa-
dstion OF things exist IN Grand Rapids.
The democratic party scared the
people by taking alb Ut the billion
dollar republican congress but the dem
ocratlc congress spent $40. .OO0. 900 more
than the billion dollar congress. You
are 10 decide whether We will allow the
pauper labor Of foreign countries I
compete with the labor of this country.
liz you vote the democratic ticket YOU
do 90; but II you vote the republican
ticket you vote TO protect American
labor"
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-13

season. Tee ear and the company vii
hS here sunday, together with the -'x
white Arabian horses. steam IRE En-
gine, hoes esrg.sgss scenery, etc.
There viii De . special matinee st
saIlsn's Ineater today Tor the acc IN
modation Of the many nuocred sisi-
tors VINO are expected from Indiana
Florence Bindley will receive" al
the Grand opera nOuse this afternoon
aad evening. No doabt many an IN
ysder from Indiana will enjoy the
surprises conveyed oy The Pay TRAM
aud lts excellent crew.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-13

A Very Pretty Autumn Wedding Sol

A Very Pretty Autumn Wedding Sol
emnized at 81. Paufs.
Nellie Latham Turner. daughter OF
Mr.. aud Mira. ). E. Turns T, and Walter
Karl Schmidt we're married ~ hall
past slx o'clock last evening. IN 81.
Pauls Episcopal church, which Was
lllsd with inslted guests. apd Was dec
GRATED with ferns and slms. When
the guests were all seated white ribbons
were stretched the length of the aisle,
aud the bridal party entered, the IN
splr!ng strains of Nendelssohn's We'd
ding march being played by Agnei
Van Buren who presided al the piano.
LibUie NJ. Turner the mad Of honor
wore pale blue silk, WITH lace and car
ried forget me nots. The Drldesmaldi
were Francis Van Buren, and Alice X.
McQuillen who wore amyth:st slk,
and Maud l.. Young and Clara
Mangold who wore yellow silk. All
carried white carnauons. Little
Carrie j. Lockwood was the
flower girl and Harvey j. Klose aud
Dorian Nj. RUSSELL were ushers. The
bride came in unattended, her cream
white silk gown setting OF her rare
brunette Doauty 10 great 2uVAnt1R0'
She was met at the altar by the groom
who was attended by John IL. Rsber OF
Chicago, the best man.
The Rev. Meade Burgess oficiated
and read the simple, but solemn Epls
copal service, which united them.
Immediately after the Ceremony re
ception WAS rendered the young couple
at the II sidence of the brides parents
No. 80 Scribner street. They receive ed
in the parlor, which was decorated
with nasturtiumsa and about one hundred
intimate friends were present to con
gratulate them and give them theil
sincere wishes for long and happy
lite. The back psrlor WAS decorated
with dahlias and was set ASIDE for the
presents which were many and beauti
full. The dining room where delicious
light refreshments were served wa
decorated with pink and white sweet
peas and smilax.
The bride is a we'll known and popu
lar west side belle and the groom is ar
enterprising young business man. Mr.
and Mrs. Schmidt will be At home al
their residence No. .l23 East Bridge
street after November 7.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-13
EYE AND TAR DISEASES cURTn
1Ht ONLY ONE WHO CURES Dttrsrs

Cat2rTh, deafness, rheumatism. psr,.
que debility, impotence and al d..eA.s,
Resulting from early indiscretons and
excesses of manhood, all disesses Of
the urinary organs, paruL psrslyEs,
vsDcoceile ruptures, tumors, scrofulA.
old sores. oropsy, ssin cisssse.. liver
and kidney complaints. heart disease.
shortness OF breath, back Of head.
email OF bach, etc, including ali
female complaints and chronic disea ,es
cured quickly sBf permanently.
Thai cough, silght fever aud wesh-
ness, shor;nsss ~ bresth, pslpitstion
Of heart. my means sure and Quic
oousomp.isp.
If you are nervous, RESTLESS. srrEss-
bic. sseepless or wake sfter horned
dreams, tired morninss with . dull
headache, bed taste IN tbe mouth,
sometinss discharges, and 20 about
your employ msut without lie, eDergy
or ambition, desire TO be sless.
gloomy forebodinss, . disposition to
worry and fret about trouble ahesd
that never comes, speiis Of feeling
AFRAID or uncertain. sometimes low
spirits, you are suGerins from nervous
debility and exhaustion Of nerve power
which may end in utter prostrsflon'
insanity and death.
Il. Won have a great sense OF weakness
and -eannes. With tired limbs. numb
ness trembling. prickly sensstions.
cold feet ond legs, you are advancing
10 that uaost serious disesss-fsrslvris.
II your head aches. feel nunb and
ired. with strange seDrations. loss cr
memory. and you think with difficulty
or you are sleepiss ct night wth
drov,Iness snc ouiipes during The
day, The nerve and brain fatigue nav
soon run TITO insanity or death
lfycu hsv. any of these fsslines 90
not neFlect them, or they viii endib Z
psrslyns insanity. prostrspoo or
A. you value your lie do not neg
Iect tbess warnings Time and syps-
renee las shown. soo bundreas of
stsrtllus and marvellous cures hsvs
proved, that these Diseases are per-
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and strengths of nerves, vir,Y % brain,
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Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-13
ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
Frank Rodgers and Charles Watt Address
Rousing Meeting.

Rousing Meeting.
The largest and most enthusiastic
meeting OF the Eleventh ward republi-
can club Was held last uight in Whites
hall. A large number of women we're
present. aud the ball was prettily de-
corsted with flags and bunting. Pic
lures Of republican candidates adorned
the ~alls, and every seat IN the ball
was occupied with sttentivs listeners
Capt. +. Judd, John Hsnsen and Q
quartet entertained the meeting with
soags- The club Was called to order
BY Chairman Chamberlain, and after
the preliminary bus aess of the club
Wa transacted. be introduced the first
speaker of the evening. Charles A. Watt.
Mr.. Wait ssId the men who Are 81
the head OF the national tickets are
men Who hsve occupied tho same
places before and are men whose char
ac,srs have been pretty well examined.
All hss been said agpluss Mr..
Harrison that can be sad and he
ia president of the United States
notwithstanding. The democratic party
has rssorted 80 every means poei bic
TO secure the defeat OF the repuhlica n
party. It has swsllowed shs green
back party. and mas got the peoples
party very nearly down. With that
party any man vno 10 opposed TO the
republican party % good enough dem
oerst In the democratic party there
can be found men Of al opinions on
ths tariff question. There 10 David
Benoets Hill. who - q protection ist.
Hsnry Wstterson, who 10 o free trader.
and Grover Cleveland, vto doesn'
know vhst he is The speaker hand
led ths tariff question: IN . plain and
arzunientatsvs msnnsr. From the
stsndDo of the lsboriug nan inter-
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-13
Political Equality Club.

The political equality club did not
convene ill Q late hour yesterday
afternoon on account of Mrs. Strick-
lands lecture at the Ladies Literary
club. Ii met q. Mrs. PesrasolPs resi-
dence on East Bridge street and but
little business was transacted. The re-
port of tickets sold for the lecture
course beginning October IS with Mrs.
Merrvwesther's lecture on the subject
"Tne Silent Seven" was very fisttering
and bespoke liberal patronage for the
clubs lectures
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-13
PARLIAMENTARY LAW.
Mrs. Strickland Discusses Il as q Science
and an Art.

Mrs. Strickland Discusses Il as q Science
and an Art.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Martha
Strickland lectured on parliamentary
law as an art and science, the Ladies'
Literary club rooms being filled with
an attentive audience composed oi
members of the club and of the st. Co
ceiia society. Mrs. Strickland reviewed
the origin and growth OF the parlia-
mentary law and then considered it as
q science, q science which is governed
by changing conditions - art and other
eciences are, none of which are exact
sciences as they follow the outgrowth
of human life. New conditions de.
mand new laws.
Mrs. Strickland's address showed q
masterful comprehension of the sub
ject and 1t was handled in 8 way that
was both logica and eloquent. At the
close announcement was made that q
new class would be formed Friday az
ternoon at the residence of Miss Fran
ces Pierce, No. lS6 Ottawa street, the
hour to be named later.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-13
Coyc In Secretary. Z.

The sixteenth senatorial committee
met in the county committee rooms
last night and organized by electing
James A. Cove secretary. A meeting
of the full committee is called Tor
Saturday night in the county commit
tao vpoma