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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
LOCAL EVIDENCE.
A Mothers Gratitude fer the Won
derful Improvement IN Her
Sons Case.

Among score or m0re 81 testimonials that
have osea Voluntary oaered Dr. topesnd
sad his associates ss % the satisfactory snd
successful results OF their treatment Is TIE
following statement made % Mr.. Sarah
Davis. = c LED laia street.
II certainly have go0a reasons for my srati-
tude 10 tie physicians 81 the Copeland Medi
Ga IuflituIe." said MFs. Davis Tor they have
aceompl ssed. already. very Iemsrkatie re
suits ia the ease OF nay little toy.
For more han two Years he has suffered
from a severe catarrhal affection. aeeompsn-
led by stomach and bowel trouble. and Tor
which no relief was ever before obtained. a.
though We tried number OF doctors
HIS nostrils seemed 10 be closed u ali the
time. 50 that he brcHthea mostly through his
mouth. hr VAS eontinuaily hawking cough
ing and spitting. lie would almost Che e
smettmes from the accumulation OF mGeus
or phi esm IN bis tEroat.
lie caught cold casay-in fact was hardly
ever free from ont-and his throat WAS raw.
sore al d iafa med ana hurt him when he
swallow cd anything Tie had very iopT sll,
petlte-ate scarcely anything ana aecmee
never 10 be- hungry. Wbai food he ate cAusrd
him distress and often made him sleA al the
5 omach
This has been about bis condition as vel
Is can describe IL for over Two years and
until he beg an treatment with Dr. copeland
and his associates. but am lru.y rlad q state
that he IS improving wonderfully. lie Is a
new boy, | may say. aud / an sure that n a
short time these doctors viii cure him com
peteiy.
That is why am rratihed 20 Or. Copeland
and his a. sociateS. ana II yoa want 10 publish
the statement you can say that II IL Nolun-
tar lily aud cheerfully gwen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
STATE CONVENTION.

republican state convention TO nominate a
Justice OF the supreme court in place OF Allen
Is. Morse. resigned. and a candidate for secre-
tary Of state in place OF Daniel f. SOper. re-
signed, and for the transaction OF other busi-
ness wlll DE held at Hartman's han. in the city
OF Grand Rapids. or Tuesday. September q.
1852, ut o clock D. III.
In accordance with the resolution adopted
at Grand Rapids. May 10. 1s7o, every county
Will be entitled TO one delegate for each $40 OF
the total vote cast for governor at the last
state election (NOYember $50. and one addi-
tional delegate Tor every fraction amounting
u so but each organized county Will be en-
titled 10 At least one delegate.
Under the resolution Of 1855. no delegate VIII
be entitled TO seat In the convention VINO
does not reside in the comfy he proposes 10
represent.
The delegates from each congressional dis
triet are requested 20 meet In caucus at L.
O'Clock noon on the day OF the convention 10
select candidates as follows. 10 be presented
to the state convention for confirmation: One
1ce-president. one assistant secretary. one
member each OF the committee on "Credent
ials" permanent OrganiZation and Order of
Business" and Resolutions" and for the
transaction OF such other business IS they may
see TT.
In compliance with the resolutions adopted
In Detroit June D, $50. the secretary of each
county convention Is requested TO forward 10
the secretary of the state central committee.
No. 80 West Fort street Detroit. by tile earfi'
est mall after the delegates TO the state con
veutiOn have been chosen. certified list Of
such delegates from their respective counties.
as are entitled 10 seats n the convention.
JAMEF MCMILLAN, Chairman
WILLIAM x. BATEs. Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

If you feel faint, nervous, duh, tired 4,
languid, low-spirlted, lifeless and mis-
cradle, experience faintness, sense of
fulness or bloating after eating, have
irregu lar appetite, constipated bowels,
frequent headaches. wakeful or dis
turbed and unrefreshlng sleep, with
weak back, backache, dragging down
pains, irregularities, etc, go instantly
10 the drug store and get for Sl.00 a
bottle of DIR. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy which is the greatest
boon to women ever discovered, and by
its use be restored TO sound, healthy
and vigorous womanhood.
You need not fear 10 use it. for il is
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless
and 1t will bring back strength to your
nerves, freshness go your complexion,
brightness to your eyes, and the bloom
of youth to your cheeks.
The discoverer of this great remedy,
DR.. Greene, the most successful special
ist IN curing all forms of nervous and
chronic diseases, So w. l4th street, New
York, can be consulted free, personal
ly or by letter. Call or write him about
your case or send for symptom blank
to fill out, and letter fully explaining
your disease, giving advice, ETC., will
be returned free.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
AN OLD VETERAN HEARTILY
Recomme n Is the Treatment Given
by the Copeland Medical
Institute.

VILLAIN II. Huchl ues. veteran who
marched through Georgia and who now lives
at No. 2ll Watson street. this city. was
among the first 10 accept the generous offer
OF DIR. Copeland aud associates He says: Il
have been sufferer for years. My nostriis
wire clogged. l could not breathe easily.
Had severe headaches and pains I'm my eyes.
Nv throat was raw and sore. 4 could scarcely
swallow. and the mucuous dropped ia my
throat continually. was forced 10 hawk aud
spit all the time. My stomaIh was III dread
iui condition. i could eat nothing with out
causing me great distress. | had no appetite
and food frequently male me sick. i had
weak. nervous spells aud heart paipiiation.
Lave been told / had heart discs. | called
at the Copeland Medical Institute soon after
they opened and WAS giyed "a careful and thor
ough examinat on | was furnished with
medicine which nave sucr been using. and
/ can truthfully say that have had more re-
lief since being under tie ttmegt than have
for years. | am troubled very little now with
headaches. Ny appetite is much better. The
condition OF my stomach greatly improved.
and feel stronger and better In every way.
lam confident that these physicians under
stand my case and in time can entirely cure
men
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

An Interesting relic OF the AssassInA-
ton OF President Lincoln - IA TIE pos
session Of Joseph >ala0es,, = student 81
Ann ATbOf. ls Is one OF the brace o.
psstOls ehIcn John Wilkes Booth car
red ahen the president was shot. The
weapon . 4 silver mounted derrlnger,
ca the Dutt VI which - engraved y.
wilkes Booth IN minute characters.
The weapon came % Mr.. eaiabes
through hIsfAtaer ,acOnfederate Or1eer-
state officers and ASSOCIATION presi-
dents Of tho BAPTIST I6dng People :
UNION held a business session a. JACK
con on Friday and arranged q pro
gram for = state convention to Do held
a. Benton HArbOr October Is and -.
Despondent and weary OF LIE, Viii
lam n. Lohman sent = bullet crashing
through hls brain 81 2 O'Clock sunday
afternoon and expired At nls home Ia
Detroit. lie Was AZ years OF age and
leaves wife but 10 children
@. q. Wilbur Of Tekonsha, proprietor
OF the Wilbur house, defled the local
option law or the village ~ selling IN
tOxicating liquors contrary TO law, and
as a result DO = held 10 answer ia the
circuit court.
Alexander Barcey and Nathaniel ID.
Haines, both members Of L. ;. Grant
Post, e.. A. K. of Bay CITY, were buried
Ia A single grave yesterday a. Soldiers
Rest. Barcey died Friday, Haines on
Saturday.
Hubbard IA the newest town IN Nib
Land county. i. was plated by the
Michigan Land aud Timber company.
i. 81. leavenworth Of saginaw has been
busy the past week plating the new
town.
Willie Brown, son or Alexander
Brown OF saginaw while playing IN
hay loft fell % the ground, breaking
his lett arm aL the wrist
meeting OF the Bay City board
OF education Friday night census
enumerstors reported $500 children OF
school age n the city.
The FIRST regiment OF Michigan sharp
shooters will hold its annual reunion
IN the senate chamber AZ Lansing to-
morrow.
The Michigan Central has finally
made rate of one fare Tor round trip
90 Iansing AZ the time Of the state far,
large number OF Jackson's aristo-
cratic dogs are entered az the bench
show or the Western Michigan far.
An incendiary fire destroyed vacant
house owned by ;. Frue at Alpens sat
urday. Loss, 81 800; fully insured.
Ex-Governor Luce spoke for two
hours 70 500 persons 81 Tekonsha or
Saturday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

better. i was eJnyiaeed that that they
did not understand my case, SO l
thought / would ny DR.. Greene's Aer-
vuTa blood and nerve remedy, and the
result has been truly wonderful.
now feel n better health than for the
last twenty years. Dunng ali this time
have been suffering with Malaria.
Heart Disease, Kidney and Liver COM
plants, nervous prOstratiOn and sleep
lessness. For the three months before
taking this wonderful remedy l had
been confined To my room, and most
of the time 10 the bed. feel, with the
blessing of God, DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy has given me
new lease OF life and health, ana
that am cured of all NV troubles.
have great desire that others may be
benefited as | have been, and take
every opportunity 10 recommend DR..
Greene's Neryura blood and nerve REM
edy 10 the sick. Mrs. +. :. Bogart,
Baptist Home, Sixty-eighth street, New
Work
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
REIGNING
FASHIONS
DRESS GOODS

Hang like myriads of glisten-
ing dewdrops. The novelties
have come, are here by thou
sands. The dumb counters
and shelves grooming under
their weight are almost joyous
at their advent.
It's enough to make the
gloonicst mind enthusiastic.
No words can be found pictor-
ial enough TO convey an intelli-
gent description or hold them
up to the minds eye.
For many seasons past the
gatherings of Dress Goods at
Spring * Company's have been
without equal in variety, quail
ity, excellence or elegance.
This year is no exception.
The stock OF Autumn Dress
Goods already opened and on
sale here is peerless.
Come, bring your eyes and
imagination to the review of
our Dress Goods, and YOU IL
find richness, variety, beauty,
bewildering in abundance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
AT the Hotels.

Morton-Robert Mclaughlin, Ian
sing; Frank NJ. Caldwell. Or. W. Ben
son, Detroit; III. A. Chaplin and wife,
Niles. X. G. Peters, A. o. Wheeler, A.
Nj. Brodie' Msnistee; James NJ. Shep-
ard. Cassopolis; w. ). Kirby, Gales
burg; A. b. Morse, Iona; A. b.
Thomas, f. r. Slocum, d. w. Andrews,
Detroit; ID. W. Shaver, Saginaw; Hart
Row, Lansing; j. &. Hendie, Eaton
Rapids; Guy {. Smith, ;. A. Hart, ID.
". Andrews, Detroit; NJ. Brown, Big
Rapids; Mrs. James Hoy, II. ;. Jerome,
Saginaw; ID. Z. Levinson, Benton Har-
Dor; James Brassington, Mrs. Charles
Bergman, Hart Mrs. c. A. Chaplin,
Niles; NJ. +. Cooley, +. c. Wagner,
Ann Aroor; y. Robbins. Grand Haven;
samuel d. Person, Iona.
New LivingstOn-A. b. Sibley, IOnia;
A. e.. Bulfour, Ionia; William Pike,
Detroit; II. b. Verny, Battle Greek;
W. G.. Thomas, Detroit; W. II. Pfetfer,
Manistee; d. Kelly, Muskegon; n. Rob
BIN, Grand Haven; d. A. b. Grant,
Ionia; Ben Nosper, Ionia; DIR. James
Cleveland, Jr., Detroit; 4. L. Peak,
Jackson; Rush Culver, L'Anse; w. w.
Lockwood, Detroit; William A. Lock
wood, Detroit; Miss Lockwood, Detroit,
j. III. Kelly, Detroit; j. Is. tlndIator,
Detroit; ID. A. Prinon, Detroit; j. c.
Brown. Cascade; George K. Andrews,
lie Roy.
Eagle. |. Buell., Ionia; j. f. Hall,
Detroit; A. j. Ward, Flint; J. w. Hal
lenheck, Manistee. ID. W. Parson, Big
Rapids; f. l.. Sinclair. Reed City; A.
| A. stephens, Summit; c. A. Jocokes,
Big Rapids; f. l.. Oldes, Luther Lake;
X. A. Hastings, Sparta; j. III. Worden,
| Cedar springs; +. l.. Watson, Dowagiac
| +. III. Hayes, Detroit;C j. Burnett, Ian
| sing, 4. +. Allen, Grand Ledge; j. s.
| Ruuge, Grand Ledge; A. T. Bliss Green
vile; NJ. McQuellan, Jackson; Mrs. f,
| A. Beelis. Baldwin; I. ID. Hobbs, Kal.
1 kaska; +. NJ. Stevenson, ovid; l.. E.
| HUSTON, Detroit; III. VI. Dewey, De-
troit T. :. Tlbbals, Detroit; j.. K. La
| FOne, PetOskey.
Clarendon-W. +. Southland, Ionia
J. II. Copas, Owosso; ). S. Ramsey
| Portland; j. b. Lull, Kalamazoo
Robert Finch. Grand Haven; John II
| Mitchell, Ionia; Z. +. Thomas anc
wife, Hart; William A. jackson, Nc
BRIDE; j. II. Hart, Paterson; f. +. Cole
Fremont; A. j. Sprngstin, Lilly; C
NJ. Gibson, Fremont; J. l.. Bailey
| Rockford.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
THERE ARE
A FEW:

Fine Serges and Whipcords,
Diagonal Serges, striped and
figured patterns, Camers Hair,
effects in French Novelties.
The Storm" Serge, a new
fabric, has taken the world by
storm. 1t is very useful and
economical dress IN terial.
comes 40 to 81 inches wide, and
ranges in price from 25c to s.
per yard.
Cords and Silk Mixtures are
among the novelties in vogue
light and medium shades,
navy blue, dark green, Russian
blue, etc. They may be made
up with bengaline, velvet or
fur.
Nelours Russo, velvetv
corded material. is one of the
leading novelties of the season
for visiting or street dresses.
should be trimmed with fur or
passcmenterie.
We could continue for pages
describing h e innumerable
styles, but 'twould tire YOU.
We would have to tell of the
two toned viots, Our
Own" New Bengalincs, Wool
Surahs, English Suitings, cN-
elusive novelties made for
Grand Rapids and this store.
Moire. Rept Nallours. English
and Scotch Homcspuns. Zen
riettas, etc.
In Black Goods there are OK
quisite Crepe Cloths and Gre
pons, also Cravcncttc Serge.
having a smooth and Cheviot
finish, and in tan, gray and
navy. as well as black.
Black Corded Materials, very
fashionable. include crystal
reps, plain and clustered cords.
diagonal reps. all wool poplins.
English Cords and Bcngaiines
America. England. France
a nd Germany have been
searched through and through
by men interested for this store
and the dress goods situation
seems 20 leave nothing to 90
desired ia weight, grade CT
price.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
NEEDS OF THE CITY.
An Addition 70 the Government Building
Is Now Almost Imperative.

An Atdition 10 the Government Building
Is Now Almost Imperative.
CAL we can DO for the government
building this fall is to get 1t IN condl-
ton for the winter" said Frank
Grygls. the government inspector yes
terday. ave shall make about eight
hundred dollars worth of repairs and
that Is all We can do. Next winter l
Am in hopes the city can have build
ing adequate to It's needs. Tue present
structure was all right when 1t was
built, but the city has grown out of all
proportion TO II. AS 10 - now, there IS
not . single department. in the build
ing that Is not cramped for room. The
postoffice IS so small that the clerks
and carriers barely find room 20 work.
The custom house department hasn't
half room enough. The internal
revenue Office contains five clerks and
they have scarcely room IN which to
work. They have about eighty thou
sand dollars worth OF stamps IN their
possession all the time, which they are
held accountable for and have no
means of taking care of. The Offices Of
for the business done. The United
States marshal hasn't even a private
Office for consultation. and he needs
two more offices for hls Deputies. The
district attorneys Offices are poorly
equipped, ara larger and more conf
nlodiOus quarters are absolutely neces-
sary.
The new addition, the plans for
which have been drawn by the gov
eminent architect. will be eretced to
the east Of the present structure. IL
viii be- OF about the same size aud the
same general type Of architecture.
it will be 50 arranged that the Off
GERS ia the present building can have
sufficient room In which 20 work, and
need not be crowded again for several
years. In order 10 DO TINS 10 will be
necessary 90 secure n government APP
preparation Of 500. 900. We asked for
that amount. but the democratic con-
gress would not give rs SINGLE cent.
The repairs We shall have 20 make for
the winter must be- paid for out of the
general fund. Holman could not be-
levs that shere was anything outside OF
his own district. and consequently all
legitimate appropriations we're ch0ppets
oil hY that extremely economical con-
grsss. You can't make those congress
men from the soutn and the central
states understand how fast these
western cities grow. They think
that a building erected several years
u now adequate 20 the business of
TODAY. They are used 81 living IN
communities when governmeu;
bntirng srected before the war "a sl.ll
a. lie to meet the necessities OF
ioday's business, and they cannot
understand bow e could Be other wise
IN the hustlinx vest. But We hope %
secure an Appropriation during the
short SESSION Of congress and 4 we can
Ne shall make ground a. soon "a pos
ghie IN the sprlng. We shall then
have the new part ready for occupancy
ty the fall
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
WHAT DO THEY Do?
A Question Likely to Be Asked and
Very Easily Answered.

1t Is Likely TO be asked: What do DR..
Copeland and hts associates do?"
They do this:
They make specially OF treating people
afflicted with diseas 5 Of the ms throat and
lungs
They require SIN Ill fee for a months treat
ment-so sma - 10 be within the reach OF
eyerybodv-and they save e. their patients the
cost OF drug bill by furnishing medic mes free.
DR.. Copeland and assoc ates are regularly
graduated physicians. and have bill Of
health rs clean as that OF any physician in
this city Their training their years OF expe-
rience. their constant study Of this character
of diseases. splendidly equip them for their
work.
They present TO the public every week fresh
instances of their ability and mastery over
their specaties. These testimonials are
given in the woe of the persons furnishing
them. with the name. address and portrait OF
the patient. 50 that his words can be verified
by anyone desiring 10 call upon him.
This is enough for those who care TO think
about the matter. DR.. Copeland and asso-
ciates want To reach every man. woman and
child IN this city who has dis AS ~ tic
nose, throat or lungs. and especially those
who have been gwen up by other physicians.
so that they can cure that dis AS
For this reason they want every body who is
suffering from ma a, throat or lung trouble TO
call upon them. assuring them Of the best
treatment. OF the most earnest interest. and
of strong determination 10 effect a cure in
every case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
MR.. c. A. JOHNSON. 797 ". TALMAS Av.

MR.. c. A. JOHNSON, 1yI ". TAIMAN Av.
81 have had catarrh," said Mr.. john
son, sever since | can remember. My
nose was stopped up continually. |
caught cold frequently and was always
coughing and splitting. suffered con.
stantly from headaches, which were
severe over the eyes. | had sore
throat every time the weather changed.
THIS was my normal condition for a
number of years, and although ] took
medicine to relieve my suffering ! did
not go under medical treatment.
'But the catarrh attacked my ears
and vas compelled 10 take treatment.
There we're huzzlng and ringing sounds
in the ears, my hearing became Affect
ed snd about two years ago ! became
completely deaf i'm the right ear. The
hearing in the eft ear was bad slso.
could scarcely hear person even when
words we're shouted INTO my ears. lou
can imagine how injurious ths wss 10
me and how Is sD0llet ny whole eT a.
ence. felt dFowsy in tie morning,
was confused and d zzy and continual
roaring in the ears made ne long tor
relief
Friends sdv sed me 20 so 10 nr.
Cope and and associates snt vas per-
shaded. although ! felt that they could
NOT poss hiy Go me any good.
WeA. 81, n one months time mr.
hesunE hss eeen entirely restored
These qaysic'sn begsn et once q re-
move fst cause. wach was cstarra. and
uoT 5 am getting well 20 thai Ny ears
are FL right sasin sDf hear ss wei
a ever di8. an feehng se new
nsn and sn1 profoundly grateful "a
nr. Cope ARD and $500 ates Tor Fhaf
they nsve done for - never iaoHEnt
thst catsfrh that -, chronic cstsrr h--
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

The republicans Of Kent county VIII meet in
convent on at the headquarters If the Lin
coin club In the city OF Grand Rapids. sep
tsm1er p. AT 10 O'Clock a. m. for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for county officers
10 be voted for at tie general election % be
held NovemberS :. ls.2. and for the purpose OF
electing q dele gates To the state convention
called in Grand Rapids. September y. TO
nominate justice Of the supreme court in
place Of Allen Il, Morse. resigned. and a can
didafe for secretary OF state. in place OF Dan
lei T. soper. resigned. Also for electing q del
egateS 20 the nth congre ssi0nal district con-
veuti0n- held In Grand Rapids. september
II. and the transact % such other business
as may properly come before the convention.
Each township and ward is entitled - three
Delegates.
By order OF committee
GEO. W. BUNNEiL. l. VI. SELLERS.
Secretary. Chairman,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

are In the city for the purpose OF test-
lag tue new JaszeI pump. The tsst
vii begin a the morning" SAID Prof.
Cooley - a reporter Tor TIE HERALD
lAaG n gas. TO certain extent i =
mere Formally. - the Holly company
nsseF sets up pump without oeing
sure that il can 90 al that : claimed
for 4. / 90 hot think there vii DC any
question about II.
speaking Of the coming year AZ the
university Prof. Cooley sad. Il Ih,nk
e Vii Be safe 20 assert that the unlver-
sity VIII have as many stadents this
year as e did last and probably 4 Few
more. There has been talk that the
opening OF the great Chicago university
would decrease the attendance at toe
/ UnIVersitY of Michigan, but l do not
/ think 50. Ia the rlrst place the Uni.
/ versity OF Michigan Is over fifty years
old and has a worldwide rep
utation. There Is no institution
OF learning Ia the United States that
IS more fayorably known. A young
man can 20 there and al an
average cost OF $3.50 year secure as
/ good a general education as he could
ia any college or university IN the
| country. He cannot 90 20 Chicago
and secure the same kind of an educa-
/ ton for less than twice that and PROB
ably more. To a young man that IS
| paving MS way through college this IS
| an Immense difference, and q large
majority of the students IN the Unl-
yersiLy OF Michigan are paying or par
italy paying their own way.
Then the Chicago university IS sec
1 taran school. No sectarisn lnsttu-
ton can ever accomplish what non
sectarian school can. Persons differ
| ing with IL in religious doctrine prefer
That their children should attend a
| college not maintained III the interests
| of any other creed.
| IL takes time TO get a university
fairly under way; money alone cannot
establish It's reputation. OF course
| such men AS Prof. Won Hoist are stars
and cannot fail 20 attract students, but
do not see where the Chicago univer-
slty can mi ure IN any way the Unlver.
1 slty OF Michigan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
TREATMENT BY MAIL.

To the Public: The system OF NAL treat
ment pursued by DR.. Cope aud AMI associates
guarantees the same effective results TO those
who desire to submit their eases through
correspondence as to those who come In per
son. Their question blank II properly
filed out. VIII diagnose your ease In "A thor
ough way. and. rs medicines are promptly
shipped, those living on, OF Oh city have the
same advantage as those wio come 10 the
Office.
Write for the treatment by mail. medicine
furnished at this price. AMI rid yourself of
the most painful and annoying disease in the
catalogue o human life.