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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-12

Speaking of the mare Glide, of
which we told our readers two weeks
ago, the Kentucky Stock Farm says:
"Old Tom Hal has another one to
his credit. The bay mare Glide, that
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-12

Col. Geo. Fuller, that veteran
reinsman and gentleman, whose fame
and Patrons go hand in hand, is in
the city.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-12

Doc, the trotting dog, trotted a
quarter in IS seconds at Kirkwood,
Del, July 4.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-12

The following well-knOwn horse
men are In town to-day: Mecsrs
Walter Palmer, Chas. Fuller, Gil
Currey and f. q. Quincy, of Nash
Vile. Also Mr.. Miles, OF Texas, and
MIR. Eiseman, of GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
aud others whose names we did not
get.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-12

That tireless genius, w. c. Jones,
seems TO take everything easy. He is
about the least excited man on the
condition of the weather of any in
town. Tonight when he gets home
one would think he'd never heard of
a kite track; he will tell all callers he
Is busy, and spend his time playing
with his grandchild.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-12

There is growing sentiment that
mo measure of his speed" "barring
accidents" "befOre snow flies"
''never been hitched but once, +" ''can
trot in 2:30 without training, "''in the
face of strong wind" "but for All
unfortunate accident" "a remarkable
individual" and anybody can drive
him." are terms that should fall into
inuocuous desuetude.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-12

Two pacing bred trotters from Old
Tennessee-Billy A, 2:20L Jeffie Lee,
2:22. Here is a chance for IconOclast
and the man in Wallace's Monthly
to tell what he don't know.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-07-12

A man in Ohio has made his will
and in it he has laid aside the sum of
5000 yearly to be used exclusively for
the care and support of his faithful
horse. He further says: Il have
further stipulated that if my wife
should marry again her second hus-
band shall never pull a rein over
him-nOt while l am under the
daisies"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
SPORTING NOTES.

The steeplechase course at Garfield has
been marked out. The jumps will be built
of sod and the chances Of an accident will
be reduced 10 a minimum.
NJ 4. Dwyer has bought the 2-year-old
colt Lovelace from John Hunter.
Sam Doggett has been secured by DR.. G.
Knapp, owner of the Oneck stables, for
next year at salary Of $500, with the
usual fees.
Snapper" Garrison win so TO England
next spring TO ride for the English branch
Of Marcus Days stable. His contract
calls for Sl2, 900 and expenses.
The winnings of Pierre Lorillard for the
season are placed at $1,000
William Martin. the six day bicycle
champion. has challenged c. W. Ashinger
To a twenty four hour race for 500 side.
II Is said that Tsmmany will not be
started again this year, and that all chance
Of seeing him measure strides with 70
Tambien is of until next year.
These are the days when trainers with
yearlngs for sale tell fish stories Of what
they have done
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
TO MAKE A STIR
Eyicted Tenants Want 70 Be
Represented.
VIEWED BY The IRISH PRESS
They Have an Idea tae Chief SecTe-
tsry Has Made Our
Case.

DUBLIN, Sept. Is. The secretary of
the Eylcted Tenants association de-
clares that. although i IS apparent 10
the tenants that Chief Secretary Tor
Ireland Morley has resolved 10 have
commission OF inquiry regarding their
yet. as the commission has been re-
solved up on and Is 10 be forced upon
the eyIeted tenants whether they IKE
Il or not, they demand 10 DO represent
ed on the commission.
The independent tParnellitel halls
with pleasure the proposed appoint
ment OF q commission 10 examine INTO
the question OF evictions, especially the
apparent extension of the scope OF the
inquiry TO the evictions that occurred
la the days Of the Land League. as
well as the cases of the later sufferers
by the adventures OF Messrs. Dillon
and O'Brlen. The paper adds:
We cannot help saying that Mr.. Nor
ley has made out \ case for All autumn
session of parliament for immediate
legislation more than for u commission
OF inquiry, which has become III Ire
land euphemism for shaving the ques-
ton.
The Freeman's Journal says: Mr..
Morley's letter To Justin Mccarthy
shows that the government is
honestly resolved TO protect evicted
tenants from injustice. The evidence
and the report of the commission will
dissipate the combined calumny of the
coerclonIsts and Redmonltes that the
tenants combination is designed for
purely political purposes. The report
of the commission Will give a tremen-
dous impetus to legislation IN behalf Of
the eylcIed tenants
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
= .a.eAeo HERCULES
LseBids SeatsRg Holds fssen@r Views
gsaceEs ing Muscular Development

LsoBids AeatsRg Holds Peculiar Views
Gsneesslng sfaseaI@r Developments
Ieoaide ksating. II Chicago. u = physi-
eel marvel At Tie age u i've hs ~as GP-
pFentioei - q circus man WHO decided 70
I2ake a hAEsb..ck rider ot the boy Al the
axe II twelve kesstiBg. wtiiie sndeasoring
u saru d0ubae sonlersa2lf from tAe
lorss's bach fell heavily 10 the o&fk IL TIE
ring striking with terrific foree upon his
Ls 4. Fer Two Year, he Has lad Up IA
bed with curvature u the spine. and when
he nnally bec2uAe co9y alzsoent the doctors
told hiIa that lie would be 4 cripple Tor NE,
and yet Heating, although below medium
height, now Eae2sUres as inches around
tie chest 2sS< inches around lie waist sllf.
can hft considerably more than isV00
pounds Of dead weight.
This change In his physical condition
Mr. Heating attributes 60 the art u breath
ing correctly. He believes that abdominal
breathing is the only natural and heslth-
til method OF Initiating tie lungs. and t-4s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
General STATE News

A telegram was received at Bav City
yesterday asking for the home of Har-
ny W. Lewis, a horseman, who, il ap-
pears, was killed IN an accident at
Columbus, led. Lewis formerly
trained horses 10 Bay City.
A boy named Quick, living IN Spen-
Ger, was handling guu yesterday
which he didn't know was loaded
and while he had his hand over the
muzzle It exploded, managing the hand
very badly.
A l0-year-old son OF Volney Peters.
living near Berne Junction, on the Sag.
NAV, Tuscols u Huron railroad, was
killed by lightning during the heavy
storm Sunday afternoon.
Seven thousand acres of land between
Saginaw and Bay City has been put on
the market for $40 an acre. What Is
not good for celery will grow excellent
crops of mud turtles.
The 81. LOUIS Milling company are
pushing the work on the new Touring
mill, and expect to be running in about
slx weeks.
The Hon. n. H. Wheeler. of Iud-
lngtOn. speaks IN tho afternoon OF 90
tober : at the Ludiugion county fair.
70 be held at Maple City.
The Rev. u. Hunter. for many years
IN charge Of the Saginaw CITY Mission
has accepted cali from the plymouth
Presbyterian church.
The building OF the new fourth ward
school house al 81 Lou. - progressing
rather slowly, and nearly $40 scholars
are unable to attend school.
Otto ssssrew, aged ~ years. was
struck ~ lightning on the premises OF
Karl Schmidt, At iIemiock, SagInsw
county, on sunday, aud Instantly
killed.
The BENTON Hartof marshal ia.
picked ap twenty dynam to cartridges
placed pfumlsouou- around the bus.
ness pafts of tae tewu.
Mrs bred ". iiar~s. wlfe ~ Vior
Pres deut Hayes 90 the Preston "a
tuHai back i8 psttaft. died san las al
TIE family residences - msisfal fever.
The harm ~ Thomas clark who lives
foof miles wet ~ ~ ioais. "a
struck ~ hghtaiae sunday sni bnfasi
- ths Efausd. tazathsf stir his this
Yssf's efaps. inss. poo insured faf
= ono
Charles Hfaenesu. . ffFnisf veil
knasa resident ~ essinas. sH..se y ia
sd ehitfsn siii ufsha tier aania
tRsfe. ~as kiilsH in Mssfiil s i4fss :
fsiN sas - bafY -lt affvs is easi
80 ss.iiaY fsf .ateffstaaF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
POLITICAL POINTERS
Bur's Opponent at Saginaw William z.
Crane.

HOUGHToS, Sept. 2S.-At the repub-
lican county convention held ye.ter-
day afternoon the following ticket was
nominated. Representative 20 the leg
islature, first district, Frank b. Lyon;
second district. George c. Bentley;
Judge of probate, William Ward: sheriff
William A. Dunn; treasurer, William
+. Miller; clerk, Robert II. Shields;
register of deeds, Arno Jaehnig; cir
cuis court commissioners, w. 4. Gray +,
JOIN Il. Curtis; prosecuting attorney,
A. T. >treeter.
SAGINAW, sept. 2s.-The republican
county convention nominated Charles
w. Wells for state senator. Mr.. Wells
was out OF the city. and on bis return
declined the nomination. Today the
county committee placed William +.
Crane on the ticket as the senatorial
candidate. He was born in Ionia
county IN 1883, aud has lived in Sagi-
nav county since be was years old.
HOLLAND, Sept. ga rousing re-
publican meeting was held here this
evening, with Frank sheldon as char
man. and ID. j. Diekema and ID. +.
Marley addressed tho assembly upon
the issues OF the day. A torchhght
pIO(c-ciSu WIN ONck OOV lbcu III Il1lc
preceded the meeting. and the opera
house Was crowded 70 OVERLOOKING.
BATTLE Creek. Sept. 2s.-The repub-
hcan county convention OF the second
representative district of Calhoun
county met here TINS afternoon. Pat
rick Hart of this city was unanimous
nominated as representative from this
district. Mr.. Hart Is an active and
popular young republican.
WORTHWHILE. sept 2s.-The republi-
can club OF this place held q session Of
its members a. their club room Mon
day evening. They we're addressed by
John N. swift.
The republican county convention of
the second representative district OF
Calhoun county has nominated Patrick
Hart Of Battle Greek az representative.
The republican convention for the
the sec0nd legislative district OF ST.
Clair county nOminsted Albert Tosch
of Capao, at Memphis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
NOW A LOST CHORD.
Last Rites of Bandmaster Gilmore in
New York.

"--~~----~~~-
New York.
New YORK, Sept. 28.-The obsequies
of Bandmaster Patrick Sarstield Gil
more were held this morning and were
Of the most impressive character. As
early as O'Clock the house of the late
musician on West Eighty-Slxth street
was crowded with Borrowing friends.
The casket, which was covered with
black cloth, was literally smothered
with flowers. At the hour appointed
for the funeral cortege to
move, the streets in the vicin-
ity were densely packed with
people. No ceremony was neid at the
home. The remains were followed by
the widow, the daughter, Misc Minnie
Gilmore and a number of relatives and
friends of the deceased. The pail
bearers were composed of non-com-
missioned officers of the Twenty -sec-
ond regiment. The cortege was head
ed by platoon of twenty policemen.
Then came q band playing a dead
march, a firing squad of sixteen mem
bers of the Twenty regiment in
uniform, the pall-bearers, Press club
and other organizations, including the
non-commissioned officers of the
Twenty-second regiment in uniform
and long line Of carriages.
The New York Press club held a
meeting TO take action on the death of
Gilmore. Col. John Cockrill presided
and there were over 100 members pres
ent. Suitable resolutions were adopted.
The arrangements for the funeral
were completed this morning. At S
O'Clock tomorrow morning the entire
Twenty second regiment will march to
Mr.. Gllmore's late home at No. l64
West Eighty-sixth street. They will
form in procession and escort the body
to st. Francis Pauier's church, in West
Sixteenth street. At the church the
officers and the company will repre-
sent the regiment. Afterward their
representa- ives will escort the body to
Calvary cemetary, when they will pay
a tiIal tribute to the dead musician.
At the funeral services will be repre-
sentatives of the musical union. musl-
cal post, the Catholic club, st. Patrick s
society. ana the Parliamentary Irish
natlonallsts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
srzAnzR Ann ARsoR LAUNCHED.
Built Tor the Toledo. Ann Arbor and
Northern Michigan Road.

Built for the Toledo. Ann Arbor and
Northern Michigan Road.
TOLEDO. sept. 2S.--One OF the great
est events Ia the history Of lake ship
building took place here this afternoon
when the steamer Ann AIbor No
vas successfully launched from Cralg's
ship yard. she Is the hFst Ot two
boats contracted for by the Toledo,
Ann Arbor & Northern Michigan rail
road, and the first vessel ever destined
10 carry loaded freight across Lake
Mel gan. Her dimensions are:
Length over al, 26l feet; beam. 81
feet; depth, is feet. She Will have
three complete engines. each 20 and 10
inches diameter OF cylinder by 50 IN
ehes stroke, four steel trs box boilers,
and will be propelled by Twin screws.
Her capacity Is twenty-four loaded
ears. Displacement $4,000 tons. Her
minimum speed when loaded % est
mated AZ seventeen miles per hour.
She IS filted with machinery Tor break
Ing zee and will attain speed OF fiye
miles az hour while crushing ice. She
will run between Frankfort. Mich,
and kewaanee, WIS, making TWO trips
eaca day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29

Psstol Shots Scatter ths Members OF a
COioEsd Troupe.

PoRF HuRos, sept. 2s.-Persons who
we're IA tho vicinity OF the Princess
1neaIeT, Or, as lt Is more generally
known, Fans klnk, we're startled yes
teFdAY afternoon BY the report OF
number or pistol shots and a barrlsd
exodus from the rlak OF q numoer OF
col0fed MINISTRIES ard the attaches OF
the place. Al investigation revealed
TIC cause OF the troub!s "a be al alter
eaton between the members or q MN
strek troupe, who were billed to appear
a. tie rink this week ia connection
With a lecture on the cure OF cholera
by the HUBBLE Cholera Cure company
purpouDg - hall from Detroit IL
seems that come OF the members OF the
troupe got into al alteration over a
female member OF the troupe, result
Ing IN the fourishing OF Tazors and
drawing Of pistols The only serious
result OF the affair "a said 20 be the
lodging OF bullet n the foot OF one OF
the artists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29


Ray Harrison Of Tskonsha vas quite
seriously hurt IN Williams Bros hcsa-
ug factory Tuesday. board on
which he was working slipped from
tue saw. breaking BIS nose aad spi
Isflnz hls arm ia several places.
Chauncey Hutehins was quite SER
cusv hart near Athens wDIie Narxing
on 4 straw hailer. lie fell from the
Nagpa upon the tines of pltchf0fk
TIE tires followed TIE left shoulder
blade. nearly lnlpsiinx him.
fhs september term - ths wexford
county circuit court. whieh ras al
i0nrnea from iass fnssiaY. So 1nnn
a Cadillac GA Nedaes8aV wlfh seven
fesn sases en ths calendar p at 1T
tbens are criminal.
The residence ~ 81 ievi Ts~is AZ
fHaFieva.x as 3ssffpTef ~ hfs Iaes
Tag afiefuesn Ire fsase i Hnaaa@a
lsss. e f0 usafaHrs e. an
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29

e.. rss-ll-r,s a-e-nt give =srefsf.tisn, ~
every ,-szs far Waieh rs rerftnti1tefifi.sf ff -
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fsr.rilisf sst .fsfs "a sfs cures ~ f0f
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
Freaks OF the Lightning.

BussFIELn, Sept. 2s.-Durng the
storm sunday afternoon the house Of
John Upell. four miles north of Bliss
feld, was struck by lightning, IL COM
ing down the chimney through the
stove. Miss Emma Burnoir, who WAS
sitting between the stove and window,
received shock which knocked her
senseless. but al this writing Is better,
with q good show OF recovery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29

CHEBoYGAS. sept 2S.-The case OF
Norman w. Lyons, Tor emoezzlemeat
while county treasurer, Is now on IN the
circuit court. The criminal charge only
will DO tried thls term.
A dive IN the second ward WAS pulled
oy the police last night. and among
those pulled were three collectors OF a
tad debt collecting agency trying to
start up here. They were put IN the
eOoier
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29

LAFEEE, sept. 2s.-John ;. Flumer-
felt. a wealthy old pioneer OF THIS
county. aged ~ years, Was instantly
killed IN a peculiar manner yesterday.
heavy sind aud ralnstOEn game up
while lie MAS IA the held, and ne sought
shelter behind = stump fence. lie
chose one OF the larger stumps and
crOucned down among lIe roots. Inc
wind npped the stump to an uprigh.
position and he was instantly crushed
10 death
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
Body Recoyered.

GLEs HAVEN, sept. ga body was
washed ashore here Sunday night.
From Appearances it has been IN the
water q couple Of weeks and Is badly
decomposed. II Is that OF young man
and mas the TATTOO initials, q. Nick, on
the Arm Ii Is supposed 20 be the re-
mains Of George Mckenzie, lost from
the City Of Toledo of Manlstee. An
inquest Was held and the body buried
on the beach where IL came ashore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
a " aiming

Featherstone-W What DO you think Of
that cigar. old man, i went into my
tailor's to pay bill yesterday and he
gave me a couple Of them.
Ringway-W ell, old fellow puff. If
l were you puffl would be very care
ful about paying my tailor's bills here
sfter.-Ntw York Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29

PoSriAc. sept. IS Yesterday was
The opening day Of the fair, aud the
grounds we're tns scene Of 4 sad &C
eldent- Fred Perault and A. r. Nc
Unlock We're sxerci sing a PAGER and "a
runner, respectively, TIE horses both
going ia opposite directions and COM
ing IN collision. The Tldder of the
runner, McLinlOck. was thrown some
twanty feet. but not seriously injured,
while Mr. Perault was thrown out and
one OF his legs broken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
Shiawassee County Fair.

Owosso, sept. 2s.-The opening day
of the sniawsssee county fair was the
best in It's history. All day EXHIBITS of
every kind have poured into the
grounds. The show of live stock is
large IN .every class, including many
Gne animals. The halls are we'll filled.
Everything points to a successful fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
Eirr al Frankfort.

FRANKFORT, sept. 2s.-A large frame
building was discovered on fire Sun
day evening. The building was usual
iy used as a boarding house, but was
vacant st the time and undergoing re-
pairs The fire companies, although
recently organized, are among the
hustlers OF northern Michigan, and
soon had the ire exnDgulshed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
Triplets at Ylpsilanti.

YPsILASTI, Sept. 2S.-A few days
since Mrs. Scott, a resident OF the
first ward. increased the city's popula-
ton by giving birth to triplets. two
girls and boy, weighing respectively
eight, seven and five pounds. The at
tending physician says that the babes
are well developed and healthy, and
Will he thinks, live.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29

Bar CRY. sept. = .-Informstion has
been received from New York to the
etff that q green g0Ots man named
+. r. flne bad been arrested there at
the ns,aHe@ Il = newspaper reporter
who szFe q % buy soma OF his goods
and ied slu INTO Trap. Pine = the
man wao Has been working up busl-
ness in the $50 nav valley, flooding
the mails with pis circulars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
Athens of III. West.

ATHENS, Sept. 2S.-An organiza-
ton known AS the Citizens Lee
ture club has been started here. They
propose to have series Of interesting
lectures during the winter. The fol-
loving are the officers: President. j.
A. Snyder; vice president, w. j. Blood !;
secretary. p. +. Foote; treasurer, A. L.
IIndarWOOd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
Point Conceded the Miners,

IsHPEnSG, Sept. 2S.-The Lake An
geline mine management. employing
500 men, will begin eight hour shifts
Oct. l voluntary. The miners struck
two years ago for this concession and
were defeated. The movement will
revolutionlze relations between capital
and labor in the Lake Superior mining
dlsfrlcf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29

tory of swamp land between Bay City
and saginaw on tAe east side OF the
Tiger, sh.eh : 20 be reclaimed ~ 4.
" Aundy, OF thls city. = noS being
surveyed preparatory - putting a
dredge 10 work Ihis land Las been
found 10 be especially adapted 10 the
krO8iEg OF celery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
Deadly GASOLINE.

ANN ARBoR. sept. 2s.-Mrs. Andrew
Fuller, living IN the Hamilton block,
was severely burned on her srms. body
ami limbs last evening by a gasoline
stove. The gasoline ran over the cup
AID caught fire. Her husband smoth-
cred the flames with a blanket. The
FIRE department WAS called out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
Too Much SUNDAY Work.

LANSING, Sept. 2s.-In the circuit
court Bert NJ. Osgood, Fidele kinzie
and NJ. ID. Perrigo each pleaded guilty
70 violating the liquor laws by selling
liquor on Sunday and legal holidays.
Mayor Bement has been making it
warm for yiolators of the Sunday clos
ing law, and these are only sample
casps
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
Secured an Eigh, Hour Day.

IsHrEuSG, Sept. 2S.-The miners at
the Lake AngelIne mine, the most prof
table IN the city, won their demands
for an eight-hour day for which they
vainly struck two years ago. The
change goes into effect Monday next.
II IL reported as a highly important
concession by both parties to the con-
trnvarsv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29

tIx. road. waO . charged vita wreck
lDg = Passenger tram on that road al
sturgls On tae EaornlAg Of July IL
" nsn confronted WITH the evidence
against nIn Re admitted hls guilt and
implicated several others, whose ar
fe.ts I'll DC made shortly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
Massachusetts Heard From.

Having used HIPS Pile romade
while IN New York, and It, use having
resulted IN = cure OF bind piles Of
seven wears standing. | deem Z, my
duty 20 do all ! can TO have Others try
a. A. II. Barber. Three Rivers. Msss.
hvery package contains bonsfide
guarantee. Price 81, SIX for g.. By
n al.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29

HOLLAND, sept 2s.-The regular fall
meeting of tue western social confer
enos was held yesterday. There wa. a
large attendance and Il was a decided
success. The papers read were excel
lent. A bountiful dinner was served at
the Third Reformed church, and a very
ulsaaant tune anloYed.