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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-24

recognition, and changed the vote of that
state to thirty for Mr.. Cleveland. The chair
announced this, and also that West Vlr-
gipja had changed and cast eleven votes
forFGrover Cleveland. Then Mr.. Upshur
announced that Maryland had changed
her vote to ten for Cleveland.
Mr.. Bronson of Kentucky announced a
change of the vote of that state, making 1t
Cleveland, %; Beies 2; Carlisle, 2
Mr.. Neal of Ohio made a few remarks
about the necessity of unity, and was con-
tinuing 81 therefore move you, sir, that
-he rules be suspended, and that Grover
Cleveland he made the nominee OF this
convention by acclamatioa' ,ap-
plause.l
Montana cast four Ivotes for Clevland.
Mr.. Daniel of Virginia was recognized
by the chair and said, IN part: Il move
you. sir now, that one voice shall ascend
from this convention and that every
tongue shall utter the word that Grover
Cleveland is the leader in this grfat cam
paign." [Tremendous applause.J
The motion TO make unanimous the vote
nominating Mr.. Cleveland was carried
with about half dozen noes, which were
greeted with Kisses. The chair said that
the ayes had it and that the motion was
carried.
TAMMANY EATS CROW.
There were loud cries for Governor
Flower and Bourke Cochran, requesting
them to move to make the nomination
unanimous. In response Governor Flower
stood on his chair and said
I'VE from New York move to make it
unanimous"
Mr. Coekran-The motion is to make.
the nomination unanimous?
The Chairman-Yes.
Mr.. Cockran-There having been some
expressions of dissent in this neighborhood
of the hall to the n otion which was put by
the chair and as no roll was called, L deem
it my duty 10 state to this convention that
on the motion to make the nomination
unanimous the vote OF, the state of New
York, in fuii submission to this conven-
tion, was cast in the affirmative.
This statement from Mr.. Cochran was
received Witha tremendous yell from both
tue delegates and the audience.
In the confusion Don NJ. Dickinson Of
Michigan moved up TO tie front and
shreked at the chairman: Il move you
that this convention do adjourn until .
O'Clock this afternoon.
Mr.. j. H. Shields, chairman of the Iowa
delegation, at 3:45 O'Clock a. NJ, was recog-
niZed by the chair and said: Mr.. ChalT-
man, in behalf of the state of Iowa.l wish
it understood that the delegates from that
state voted unanimously in favor OF max
ing the nomination of Grover Cleveland
unanimous"
The announcement was received with
great enthusiasm. AIr. Diclliuson's mo-
lion WAS then carried unanimously and
the convention adjourned till o'clock
7. m.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-24
Monograph.

Mimeograph.
800 copies from one original Writing, Drawing,
Music Etc. OF typewriter letters 1,50O copies
be taken from one original Recommended by
10000 users The EAGLE is agent for the sale of this
machine, extra supplies, etc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

about $40 in money. DE was followed
Ifona Ionia 10 Cadillac and from there
10 this city.
John Fisher, jacob Kruesenger and
Dewey Ciystra were arrested yester-
day afternoon by Detectives Cast and
Jakesay for breaking open q trunk IN
TIE residence Of Martin BoersmA. No.
as Logan street. and stealing 1915 IL
cash.
Edward Boyland. against whom .
case las oesn pending IN the police for
several months for Keeping his saioon
open Sunday. WAS held for trial 10 the
superior court yesterday by Judge
hAggerty IN police court.
John NJ steckettee began foreclosure
proceedings against Frank Coekleeem,
Jan spamon and his wife IN the cir
enis court yesterday. The amount IN
vow. d - s3O0.
In the case of Franklin u. Cumming.
against Thomas W. Croman, = VIII OF
attachments WAS served yesterday on
lot No. % of Robinson's fair ground ad-
ditsoa.
John Pruyn hegan suit in the circuit
court yesterday against Dodge H..
Hicks OF Ada township. to collect $500.
The latter's farm has been attached.
George Elliott WAS arrested yesterday
on complaint of mis- wife for disorderly
conduct. He has refused TO support the
complainant and her children.
The case of the United States Express
company vs. George loot and Elias
Matter mas been appealed to the
supreme court.
Bernard Conroy was found guilty of
assault and battery IN police court yes
terday. Sentence was suspended.
The case of Spetoer Il Lamb VS..
Frank j. Lamb, nssumpsit, has been
appealed to the supreme court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

They Declined an sovttasies 70 "Havs
somsthisg' asd the Rsasoss
Therefor.

They Declined IN Gnvttasies 70 "Havs
somsthisg'- and the Reasons
Therefor.
One of the most common of every
day incidents IS 10 zee some person
blear-eyed, shabby and uncertain on
nis legs, weaving he way along the
streets almost wholly under the infiu-
ence of liquor. As . companion piece
to this picture. it 10 equally common TO
have come one cay Of the drunken per-
son: "Isu't il too bad he drinks, be-
cause he's . talented fellow, naturally
very smart, and IL be would let liquor
alone NIGH. hold almost any position.
That q ma iorlty Of our hard drinkers
and our morphine fiends are persons
above ordinary IN mental resources
and intellectual strength 10 . fact be-
yend question. and If you wall think
the matter over, Il seems 10 me, you
can reach no other conclusion than the
following. The brain OF . person who
- ambitious IL called upon TO work 10
is best limit and it answers the call.
Ambition . q thing once started and
once favored. when 10 insatlate. Ii
sees no limit and ca il pushes the BRAN
until that organ in turn. calls upon the
stomach to lts last limit. The stomach
rets tie fuel from without. It 10 the
boiler ~ the engine aud ike the steam
too Iov and the ire too hot The brain
10 the engine, the boiler % the stomach
aud The feed and drink re take tho
fuel) generates the blood the steam)
WITH wEish ve keep the brain the en-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
Probate Court.
CYRUS Z. PERKINS.


Estate of CYNTHIA w. Eaton, de-
ceased. Will admitted to probate, and
Chas. w. Eaton appointed executor.
Estate OF Robert II. Tapping, de-
ceased, petition for probate OF will
flied; hearing May 81.
Estate of Emaline Wright, alleged
mentally incompetent, petition for ap-
poinrment of guardian filed; hearing
May 81.
Estate of August Henry Noffke, de-
ceased. administrators finai account
allowed.
Estate of Michael Allen, deceased,
petition for license TO mortgage real es-
tate filed; hearing May Is.
Estste of Robert II. Topping, de-
ceased; Arm II. Blanchard appointed
special administrator.
Estate of Ann Eliza Porter, deceased
petition for determination OF heirs filed;
hearing May Is.
Estate of Sarah A. Brown, mentally
incompetent; Chas. II. Wesbrook ap-
pointed guardian.
Estate Of William McMullen, de.
ceased. administrators final account
filed; hearing May 20.
Estate OF Alice l.. Sawyer, mentally
incompetent; Hannah NJ. Sawyer ap
pointed guardian.
Estate OF Alvin Larway, deceased
order confirming report of comnis.
sloner in petition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
When House Cleaning

If you desire to have nice mantel
and CRATE do not forget that the Aldlne
fire place can be easily placed IN po-
sition IN a house already built, and
plped to common chimney at little ex-
pense. The results and appearances
will be equally as good as though a
special expensive chimney was pro-
vided' The Aldine fire place will pro-
duce heat equivalent TO that given by
ordinary stoves. Unlike the stove It
will not take up the best part of the
room IN which it Is placed; on the con-
trary, when placed under mattel a. de-
signed, 1t forms a very handsome piece
If furniture for the room In which Il 10
placed. always ready for the CHEEKY
open fire. 1t will keep the floors warm,
equalize the temperature, and furnish
an agreeableness of heat and the best
of sanitary ventilation with economy
and cleanliness. IL you contemplate
having mantels and CRATES get our
prices. Seventy new and artistic wood
mantels TO select from.
ALpiNE MANUFACTURING Co.,
Corner Court and Shawmut avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
CRACK ONTHEHEAD
That Is What undersheriff
Walsh Received
FROM A HEAVY FLAT IRON
In the Hands Of an Angry Woman Wnosc
furniture He Was Trying 70
Move Into the Street


Several days ago Lyman Morris be-
gan suit against DA1ieI j. q. Eilinger
70 regain possession Of the basement al
the corner Of Island and South ID
vision streets. Ellluger rented the
basement in connection Win hss store
from Morris, ana sab-iet Il to two
women. WHO ostsnsibiy ran restAu-
rant They have been giving dances
similar 10 tns one glsen ia the pase-
ment under McConnelPs saloon on
Waterloo street, ana Tor wnicn Me-
Council was heavily lined IN police
court. People living N the vicinity
hled . kick anu IL became necessary
20 Gust them. Circuit Court Com
missioner Hughes gave the complain
Ant q writ of restitution which WAS
placed IN the hands of Under sheriff
WAish for service. The ofhcer ordered
the women out. but they complained
that they had no place To 20 and asket.
him To wait few days. Friday night
they gave another dance. That
cizpped the climax and yesterday al
sernoon the sheriff visited the place
with the intention OF putting them out.
While ne WAS arguing with one or the
women and telling her she had
better 20 out peacefully, the other
ssepped up and struck him IN the back
of the head with Hat IRON. lie saw
ssxrs for . moment and nearly fell to
ths floor. lie now carries = bunch on
MS head As large IS goose egg. After
recovering Billy got his lrish up and
began To put the furniture into the
street. Then one or the women went
70 Justice Hydorn's court and told
Constable Jackman That = man without
authority, and whom she did not know
MAS creating . disturbance. The con-
stable went to the scene, but when he
pzw who the intruder was he concluded
not to interfere. The restaurant ap-
partenances are now piled on the side.
walk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
FOOL AND HIS MONEY.
De Averiil De Camp 10 Relieved Of Fat
Wallet by Friend"

De Averiil De Camp 10 Relieved Of . Fat
Wallet by Friend"
Friday De Averill De Camp arrived
In this city from the southern part of
che stats where he had been to borrow
1900. He got mixed up with several
West Bridge street tougns and ex-
ponded IS of the amount in acquiring
= iag. When he boarded . train for
Little Travis, his home, he was consld-
srably muddIed. A kind friend ac-
cepted q pressing invitation from De
Camp TO accompany him home and got
on with him. In searching his pocket
for bis ticket he displayed weil-hlied
wallet. His friend lett the tram at
Reed City. When the train pulled INTO
Big Rapids De Camp reused up and
Uncovered thst his money was gone.
Deputy Sheriff Tim MosAer was on the
train. lie went back to Reed City
where be found that the kind friend
who had decampec with De Camps
money had taken another tram for the
west Yesterday De Camp returned to
this city and wanted Sheriff Mcqueen
10 md his cash, but was informed that
he might as well search for needle in
r hav stack.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

Frank Griffin viii Institute Proceedings
Tomorrow.

1f0nk Oflfnn Will knsIlUlc TtOSScoiuSs
Tomorrow.
On Monday next Frank Griffin will
begin o suit in the Circuit court against
William Z. Degolis To foreclose a mort
rage drawn for sl0Uo, but on which
300 only mas been loaned. McGarry
3 mcknight are now drawing the bill.
e will be alleged that Mr.. Griffin had
l1000 belonging to MS wife which he
Jeolred 70 loan In the presence OF
Henry w. Temple Sr. he expressed his
teslre and was informed by the latter
hat he could easily find q party who
UouId take the money. Temple sent
begohs to Grifsin. Degolia said he
had . lot IN Hanover court worth $500
ppon which he desired 10 erect $1,000
house. The agreement Was made that
, $1,000 house was TO DO erected and
Erifiin gave part Of the money. When
bns house Was fairly under way he
vent to see il. In spswsr to . ques-
zion . carpenter told HIM that such o
house could be built for 5000 or 500.
Grimm had lent $500 but made up his
mind to loan no more. Degolia began
yuit TO compel him to pay it hut the
sase has not been tried. The lot Is said
20 b worth $3.50. The work already
hous on the house is $50. Efforts are
being made to settle the case but have
% far proved futile.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
MABEL AND THE WATCH.
Marshal Tobin Wants to Recover . Gold
Ticker From Her.


Ticker From Her.
Deputy Sheriff Beaver arrested Mabel
Durham in . Waterloo street dive yes
tsrday. for the sheriff of Wexford
county, on suspicion Of having stolen .
rold watch. When the Harriet coun-
terfsiters were on trial IN the United
Etstes court here, Marshal Tobin testi-
fed as witness. He ''did the town"
before returning to Harriet. While
making the rounds. ne ran across
Mabel and became infatuated. When
he went hack to the quiet village he
took the girl with him. Tobin's better
half learned OF the old mans scheme,
and brought matters TO . crisis by firing
10th eus OF tbs house. They walked
srees fields 10 this city, Toein got tie
cold shake when Msoel again D. anted
her feet on familiar Waterloo street
ground. He returned to his wife, and
vas forgiven. Mabel claims that Tooin
rave her the watch. IL happened 70
Selong to Mrs. Tobin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

CHICAGO. April 2s.-Shippine inter
ests are suffering On account of the
'lonRsherenen's strike. which seems -
far from settlement a. ever. Half =
dozen big steamers have been In poft
for two days without being abb 70 un-
Iced any part Of their csrroes. Fights
between the strikers and non-union
men are of daily occurrence, despite
the efforts 81 the police. and the
strikers are growing more and more
Aesuerat~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
LAWS AND LAWYERS.
circuit Court-PArt l.
JUDGE ApsIT.

Robert Carlton VS.. Philip p. Carlton;
assumpsit; on trial.
Mary l.. Campbell vs.. Nancy Jeffs
and Lizzie Jetfs; proceedings stayed
twenty days.
Walter A. Darland VI. Loomis X.
Bishop; trover; 10y order of court con-
tinued over term.
William Dennlson VS.. John w. Hay
ward; trespass on case; continued with
out costs.
Marshall l.. Paggett W. John w.
Hayward; assumpsit; continued with
out costs by consent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
Corl. Knott & Co.

The fashionable millinery house of
North Ionia street, Corl, Knott & Co.,
are displaying many unique and eie-
CANT things III French ribbons and new
shapes. The goods are ali OF fresh
importation and the assortment con-
tains many rich and pretty things.
The trade will begin on these goods
with u rush Monday morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

z ne working. Excessive smbsrons
backed by an active, csmpetept brain.
crowds IT'S demands upon ne stomach
until ordinary fuel, lieod and arnSl
do nal answer the purpose. Then nc
Desn 10 put IN laru. coal oil, roam, or
IA other words. whisky, morphine,
choral, tobacco, beer, and ~ On.
These things eventually burn out tie
boiler plates, and tue climax comes IN
death. This, IL seens 10 me, Is the an
siysIs which leads you squarely In
front or the theory that extraordinary
intellectually Is, frequently, the prime
cause or intemperSnce.
Al ali events, As intemperance IL now
recognized Dy the medical profession
generally as habit disease, and as =
mojorIty OF the victims OF that disease
are OF superior mental callbre, II seems
to me that the way 20 cure that disease
Is 10 treat such patients as though they
were persons having hopes. ambitions.
brains, instead OF handling them Ike
imbeclles and not worthy or conn.
dence. This thought MAS forced home
TO NV mind with double force the
other day As l met a couple OF young
men whom had known for some TIME
as regular and heavy drinkers. we
had walked together q considerable
distance. passing half a dozen or more
saloons on the way. knowing their
cornwall habits l WAS somewhat sur
prlsed that neither one OF them made
any move toward entering any OF the
saloons. Finally, as | was about TO
leave them and rs We We're just then III
front of one OF the fashionable tipping
places OF the city, observed: wont
you go in and have something
10 my amazement each man declined
my invitation, and to my chagrin they
added: ''You ought not 10 ask Us whe IL
you know that We have stopped drink
ing" promptly asked their pardon
and left them. NV embarrassment and
surpres was doubled an hour later
when learned by inquiry that both oil
the young men were graduates" from
the International Gold Cure Company
that they had been cured by Or. j. r..
Albee's prescription and system OF
treatment, and that the cure nsd been
effected so completely and so free from
publicity that no one, not even their
most intimate friends, knew they were
beng treated. How was it done? by
placing the men on their honor a. men
OF brain and intellect, by placing no
restriction ~ TO diet, employment or
residence while they were under treat
ment. The International Cold Cure
Company. controlling and administer
ing Dr.J f.. Albee's prescription and sys-
TEN OF treatment, has over 200 perma-
nent cures ike the above, to Its credit
and not one failure To record. Home
Institute, No.247 Third avenue, Detroit,
Mich. Western Michigan Branch In
sttute, No. $50 Sheldon street. Grand
Rapids, VI ca.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

Jcsphene Carr swors out search
warrant yesterday agssnst Frank
Jones. She saws shs vas driving along
zoe street and her dog was following.
Jenes grabbed the dog and she wants
he prer,Iscs searched, thinking he has
NE cAnios hid.teu.
westley Macarthur VS. arrested on
West sr'dge street IN this city BY
Sheriff Walker Of Ienia. yesterday
mornlng. Macarthur " wanted for
brsak1ng into . saloon owned BY Tom
n hlts u leusas April -. And stealing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

ID. ID. Slater, the real estate dealer
mentioned IN connection with the
er-Pzttersou swindls, asserts that
b.s relation WITH both parties Was purely
That of . broker. He was IN no wise
responsible, o. knowing. t. any deal
between the two nen, except in a
legitimate. honorable aud honest ca
Dacity. and So ar e be il concerned
Ssurts the fullest JUDICIAL inquiry to the
ssctitnde of BIS dealings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

A very fine line of French trimmed
hats were received by Corr, Knott q
Co. Saturday evening. The assort-
ment is large and contains many gems
OF the Parisian milIner's art. The
goods will be placed on sale Monday
morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

ST.. Louis. April sS.-The secret serv-
lee here has run up against counter
felt iise-dollzr bill which bears evidence
in It's worn condition of its success - .
medium of exchange. IL Is . eoun-
terfeit silver certificate. check letter.
c; plate number. 2. 7so; act OF August 4,
1885 The only defect Is that the Grant
head. with which il is stamped, Is badly
etched The general color OF the bill i
n little too light
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
Circuit Court-Part II.

JUDGE GEOVEs
Arabella Uemsworth vs.. Thomas
Conlsu; assumpsit; proceedings stayed
twenty days.
John Mulder W. Chester A. Lamb;
replevln; order heretofore made deny
ing motion for new trial vacated and
new trial granted: costs to abide re-
suit; case to stand for trial at next serm
OF court.
Weaver B. Caldwell vs.. John Noel;
trespass; judgment for plaintiff for s2o
aud COST
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

HAVANA April as-In an encounter
between the g~ardi civil stationed near
the mountsin 10 Palma, in the district
Of ssgua. a.d the brisards. the famous
eutia~. vtstsr Cruz, was killed and
several sthsrs sf his companions were
vsaD4eA C<ss hae bsen - hwyw e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
Special Notice.

Bicycle and sporting goods depart
ment will be open every evening dur
ing the week except Tuesday and FRI
day during the bicycle season. Re-
member we are headquarters for all
kinds Of sporting goods.
STUDLEy & BARCLAY,
No. Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

The D., q. II. h NJ. railway new sum.
mer time card will 20 into effect April
%. Trains leave for the east $50 .. m.
1920 q. M, 3:25 p. IN. and 1875 o. m.
The $50 and 1855 p. m. trains daily,
Sundays included.
west-bound trains leave 7:05 .. m,
Loo p. m. $40 p. m, 1920 p. m. The
1920 p. m. train runs daily. Sunday in.
cluded, maKIng direct connections ~
Grand Haven with steamer arriving at
Milwaukee $50 q. m. Returning
steamer will leave Milwaukee $50 p. m.
daily, Sunday included, arriving al
Grand Rapids 6:45 .. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

You must see our $42 rug suit solid
oak frame to appreciate it. Remem-
Der all goods strictly as represented.
Muller d Slack company, Canal and
Huron street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

CHICAGO. Apr.l q

thicASO. Apt.l ID
cArrLE-Market fairly active, prices strong
Quotations ranged at i.SoU51o for choice 70
extra shipping Steers: s40o7e45o for good 10
choice do; 81 5s4 o5 for fair 70 good; Sc 500 3 rs
for common to medium do. 81 io5s3 20 for
butchers Steers; Sc eoz.3D for Stockers: sss5
Q406 for Texas Steers; - ie03.75 fer Feeders:
N5oQsss for Cows; A.7593 60 for Bulls, ana
e oo0A7s fer Veal Calves.
Ho0s-Market moderately active and prices
steady. Sales ranged az % s56<445 for Pigs;
Nis04.D for light; q q for rough pack
ikg; W104o0 for mixed; e4.a0+es for heavy
packing snd shipping lots
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS.
Prices tn Farmsrs

GsAiS-wheat. SIC; corn. 43c; oats. soc; rye.
zoe; barley. S.l0 p cwt; buckwheat. 4Sc p bu
MEAr-Beei. 4xa7c: PORK. 556c; mutton.
9c spring lamb. 79sc; flows. sc; spring
chickens. lie; veal. &c; turkeys. ll@lzc;
ducks. 1lfdI2c; clover seed. $50 p bu.
PRonucR-Butter. 20c.; eggs. l2'1c-; potatoes
2Qc y b.; beets. 25c ? bu.; onions. 60c ? bu. !;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
SUSPENDED from Duty.

Second Sergeant Conlon. Of the po-
lice force has been suspended from
duty pending the further investigation
OF the charges OF drunkenness anu IN
competency that have been made
against him. The sergeant has been
gwen an opportunity TO answer the
charges at whatever time he may see
MT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
Superior Court.


JUDGE BURTINGANE.
The arguments in the case OF F. NJ.
Carpenter vs.. The City and Board of
Pubic Works, were heard yesterday
morning and afternoon. Judge Bur-
lingame took the case under advise
ment and will render his decision
either Monday or Tuesday.
Mary sparks ". Harry o. Sparks;
application for divorce; bill suppressed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
The skill and Knowledge

Essential to the production of the
most perfect and popular laxative
remedy known, have enabled the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup company to achieve =
great success in the reputation of its
remedy. Syrup Of Figs, as IT 10 con-
coded to be the universal laxative.
For sale by ali druggists.