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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-25

mo- iein 9err ii9 befinbt. Sobn 9bos
mas mar nod 9eraoe 10 an oie 2aunen
unb lonberbaren Ginfdlle Der Bepob<
ner bon Tutlanb sep6bnt, oa6 i'm
5ran @linoons pl0sli9e unb unermar'
tete Hiidfebr 6ur1auS ni1t iiberral9te,
ebenlo menis lpie es ibre pl0slide uno
unermartete 5ludt setban. llnb obne
ben leileiten Nni6ein BON 0erlesenbeit
entgeSnete er:
nGr lit I'M @elell9aitssiininer, snds
oi9e Sram, nno Ipielt nit leinen 6reun<
!. ben aarten."
sd merbe aljo na1 meinem 3iln>
mer 9eben - lagen sic inn, er m06te
lofort ;u mir fommen."
Da Tie bcm 9utider befoblen, gu
warten, lag eS iebenfalls uidt III ibrer
Nbit6t, Ii6 lanSe aufsubatten = BOD
per9ingen bis Su ibrem @ieoererlbei<
men 5lelnlid Slpei Stunoen. llnS Gin
tleiner Wfann, in einen oiden Mantel
sebnllt nnb oas @eiidt iait sans BON
einem groben Sblappbut bebedt, mel
der Srau @linbons @asen i9on BON
&entiibtoun an III einem 3tpeiten sez
folst mar, murbe unssSulbis nnS
ltampfte anf benz 8iirseritie9 bin uno
her. iih 3u erwarnten.
@nblid mnroe bic sroBe 1bur pon
Rutlanbboule 9e0ffnet unb Sobn Tho=
mas, lotpie nod einige anbere Oiener
eri1ienen uno beluben bic Droi6fen
NIT mebreren l6meren @epddsltiiden
ais bas geideben mar, fam Sran @lins
ban, jest III eine groBe ruililbe ,,shuba"
9efletbet, beraus. nabm ibkn Sis i'm
Wasem elm nnb fubr ab, seiolst BON
Dem fleincu Wtann i'm biden llebersie-
Der uno Sdlappbut.
Wis Srau @linbon ibr 3iel, Den
Babnbof bon @baring GroB erreidt
bate, unxoe ibr @epdf in bic Sale &C.
I9afft, unb Der tleine Wtann, welher
iie perfolste, b0rte ibrs Meu6erumg 5u
benz Poriier, bab Die Softer nod Yaris
beitimmt ieien. 8is gum Mbgans bes
3uses maren nod 5tpei Stunben, uno
ipdbreno Srau @liuoon in'S 6otel 9ins,
elite Der fleine Wtang mad Der 1elesras
pbenitation uno ididts elm paar Depss
i4en ab. DAM iudte er einen Qaben
auf, faufte oeridieoene Sleinisteiten,
loipie elm paar 9emben, uno perIab iih
baranf bel einem aoiferbanoler nod nit
elmer Reiietalde.
glls Der aontinent;u9 aus benz Dabn,
bof oampfte, trus CT Srau Swan @lins
bon in einem 9oupe eriter 8lalie nit iid
fort nno auBerOem als Reiiesefdbrten
ben fleinen Wtann, Der beba9lib in eiuer
fsde Der anitoBenben slbtbeiluna lehnte.
(6ortietune fclst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-25

anoefen gibt, ais al oem Mbeno, no
lie, Glntcr bem Tprbang itebenb, baS
aomplott ibrer 8eieitisuns bslaui i6te;
glcib ben meiiten ibrer yanbsmalnlills
ner belab iie Elm lebr lei9t erresbares
Jfatnrell uno als iie beraus3eitiirSt fam
;u Wfuriel in 6ulbam, b6tte iie jeoen.
falls lei6t iiberrebet merben f6nnen,
aaes piocr ibren Mann, ben iie i'm
Nngenblid piitbenb baBte, auS;uiagen.
Dann mar jeoo6 Die s3eit Sur lleber=
lesung gefommen unb fie laste li9, oaB
ibre Wtittbetlunsen nidt peripenobar
leien, oa Muriel fein @elb belaB, unb
ibr bringenber @uni9 beitanb oarin,
9elo 5u erbalten benn bel Der iiber-
etlten Tlu9t bate lie nur cine gerings
fiigi9e Summe @elo unb ibren S6mud
NIT lib genommen. 1ros allem blteb
Sta mnbeu9lam unb Wfuriel per,no1te
t1i9t mebr beraus5ubringen, als @aloin
Su9g. @ntriiitet bariiber, mas unter
osn 8erbaltnihen ipubl ertldrli6,
iaste iie:
pSie lin6 unfamiliar, uno baben jes
oenfalls pergeiien, bab bel @elesenbeit
oes Dtebltahls in Der Yropitei = ais
mein Tater sic bel6uloiste, bauOm Sll
miiien. i'd ielbit sesen i'm SIRE Yartei
nabnl 2"
sDas tbaten Sie.~ entsesnete Sta.
naber jett lit SIR 8ruber nein @atte,
nno obslei6 er mid i9anoli6 bebans
bette, 10 liebe i9 i'm bod nod; 6ranen
iino freili4 in oieisr Siniidt 0larrins
men, uno i6 bin cine Der sr0btem, bod
es lit niht meine S6ulb. SD meroc
nidt ein einSises @ort du6ern, oaS Elm
faliaes Si6t auf Sen Gbaratter meines
Wtannes merfen fonnte, umo oa sic
9ano III 9ano NIT Mtiiter Suss, ber
li9 10 tlug oiinft, gebeu, 10 lalien Sie
tbn oaS MIR ausfinois MAIDEN = i'm
Jalle etlpas ansfinois su MAIDEN iein
iollte."
uSie f0nnen ii6 oarami uerlalien,
oaB es ibm 9slinsen wiro," laate Wtus
riel rubis.
rMeinsn Sie?" auberte Sta nit
babli6em Saden. nYerlaHen sic Ii9
lisber ni6t 5u feit oarauf, lonit mod'
ten Sle enttdul6t lperben!"
Wturiel lpiirte fein Yerlauaen, Die
llnterreounS NIT einer Srau fortsu,
iesen, Die iol6er plOtli9en @edIel Ser
Inli6ten unb beS Benebmens fabia
mar ipie Sta uno Die ii9 obemorein 10
binterbdltis bewies. 60 nabm lie s(b,
i6ieb uno mar frob, iortsufommen;
Su99 wnroe Der perfeblte 8elnG init,
setbeilt.
Sc mar cine Dods ipater, eines
Ota9nittass, pabreno jener edte Con,
bonsr 9lebel iiber Der Stabt lag = Der
cine lolde Dunfelbeit uerbreitet, oaB in
ben Naben iowObl luie aui Der Strase
@as bremen muB - ais 6rau S3uan
@linbon ibre Wobuuns perlieB, simem
Wasen nabm uno nad futlanoboule
fubr. gls bic 1biir BON Der wi6tisen
Perl0nlidtsit Sobn 1bomas ssoffnst
buree, perlanate iie sebieteriid, gu piiien,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-25
eeSus 9epartentent fir aleioerftpffc

bat cine f0rmle &oOutn gas eegrfen bic e aarbaen uu
einfem 9Daaren ieben Se6en in grfaumen.
nn 9am elegant mp6n gebet en mill 10 bebar es fu
groBen eumme mebr, beien 3med gu erreideu
es 1T nmOgi6 aae greisermabgunsn amsua; eiu gu
ng6dts uno cine prfung Der be6emn Depatmn siebt bette
Nusfunft
Sn perebenan 3leoeon wie Grepe Gents Wu au IA unb
2af6oe Is 6ents n bic Gens Der gorb obaeit
pprben.
500 paar 5erea* *senbe 9Baar mobern dn bette Quo
tdt Die 81 90 g ien mrb fit nur 80 pou lsbe
Daup no I'M eobng< <Separtemn &e6uoeM egren SSe
pabrgenDnImen perben iouten.
Ste Smbe IS bas paar abb gar nd aberofen er
ben. gBr babn ie in alien Sacon 6 qaar wirb aaranirt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-25
9emtih Gmgliibe ghmlc,
Gan Mntomip, Ssras.

Mnertannt tiidtise 9ebranitali fir 8naber
unb Mdbden; lett oreibis Sabren III rest.
@irfiamfeit. @ortreiflibe 2ebrfrafte nntei
betpabrter 2eituns. Der eneIiden Sprate
ipirb, ,pie Der beutideu, pplle Te1nuns sss
trasen. Nuberbem llnterri4t i'm Spanilden.
Ginigermaben pprberettete Stiller iinoen le.
oer;eit Nufnabme. 0dbere auSfunit ertbsilen
Serr :. @rops, graiiccnt oss Stnl Sor.
tanbes unb sSm. 8orbed, Oireftor osr
Mnttalt. tnh'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-25
8udleuS Qlruica 9albe.

Die bette Salbe Der Welt fur S9nitte, OuetI8un.
ssn, @ef6phre, Stebers unb Sauis saus&las, TIe&te,
betten; fnrtrt Sdmcrrbctben cbtr fetne BebabIuns
S6atse 3utrtebtnbett sarantirt ober cas- @elb wtrt
surnde-itattet. 25 Gents pie S6a3tel. Gum Utrfau
WhoIefals.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-25
cSm W31bel 9epartetnettt

hnoet n poaanbg ausbfau @ Cine sanse aae M6be 9pp&t
nnO Mattn limb aus benz 2agr braussa pobsem preu
marfir iuorben, 6enn mir uoqen idna aufrdumen
Obe gnuBbol Yform Geber @daufelabe bon So so aa
rebu3irt
ooe SsalnuBbo &lappfube 81 90 auf $3.50 rebuai
ne fae Stabe nit boppeter 2ebn faem hden
1egt $225 anberSSable ioli6 alnuBbo frber b
alerdnte bon 81 aufps 56laf5mmerSs $l5 anw1rts
@aes bag biais
Seppi 9eite! Srobmaten 0aee Bon yarb an 20
yarDs Duaus bprtbebae Bargains so g b mu6
Aae 3fe nb mil ben ein peben 2dnge 1T anaeaebeu
9as pubum me sepnnen tann Is unien Qua.
berfauf bemuB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-25
Il. VOL f. ON

9tQnnnng pon Sonmer 2Saaren III alien 9epartemuts
"no sserf"nf 5n fabebaf biaisem Preem
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03
LITER is SET FREE
Aftev Thirty Weary Years Be-
hind the Gloomy Malls
or MIcHIGAs'S GREAT PRISON
Geo Oman Bates, Convicted OF Murder II
the First Degree IN rssz. Pzrdsned
by Governor Wina1A

LAssTss, May 2--Govsrnor Winans
today nardoned Goodman Bates, sent
10 Jackson for life for the crime OF
murder in the first degree from Lspeer
county in March, 1852. Bates murdered
his brother, and AZ the time there APP
psared ne sxtenuating circumstances.
but Judge JOSIAH Turner, whe presided
~ the trial, has made al investig alton
Of the facts that have since developed
aud believes the crime was the resuls
OF . series OF prosecutions on the part
Of the victim, who mad repeatedly
driven Goodman away from home
through fear of bodily harm. The
Judge is confident that had all the facts
been presented upon the trial, . verdict
of guilty IN the nrst degree would not
have been warranted. He warmly
recommended the pardon, and the ad-
visory board in the matter OF pardons
we're unanimous ~ the same effect.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03

During tie past nine months the
cost Of ruaninx fearteen state iaststu-
ttope. educational institutions not being
included, was sac, re. The COS; OF
foed Per csv,ts assy vas from cents
ct We reform seheoI 70 iss cents ~ the
asylum at rrsvssss City. The average
salaries pad sfhceys IL f32 . month
wsth essrd and SO witaout beard
Tbsre were IN these institutions on
March n 5ees ismstss. "a isereAse Of
sl4 ssnce Juiv I and . decrease Of las
snss January l.
ysha r. Ray sf rnekDsy add Mrs.
Emma GrAnaA Of Howell eloped. Ora
ham caught the,eoaple. but forgive his
via on her prcnise net - do u again
wnf1e - and his vsfs ~eve stopping Al
"a Ann Arser hssel The vile skipped
suS aensa With Eay. Graham got tsss
Il sacs sunnsss Ard bed hstn arrest.
- They sse ss~ rseatssi'sg over ske
vsssty II .ssubtx fsiscity - ~ WASH
tsans csnsty Jsii.
Asee pvsssues. 10 The Wsyoe csunfJ
lad esae . sssd byeNh fss liberty -.
urtAy. snd ne fsr shs esn>ty assss
sn0 rssapvsd ne JED assaslfsss y
suM1s pafess. vsaid ssss bess soc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03
CRUSHED HIS BODY IN TWO.
A Canadian Il Caught Between the 800
Canal Dock and Steamer.

sAvLH srE NAME, Mich. May A.
The big steamer Pasadena caught
Waterman George +. Ford against the
dock ~ Ne canal Saturday evening and
literally crushed him in two. The
lever portion Of his body dropped into
the canal and has not been recovered.
TIE upper part of his body with his heart
forced into the vein between neck
and chest fell over the dock The
Pasadena WAS entering the head of the
canal, bsuad down. when Ford started
70 climb down the keel rope 10 take =
line. He got too far. bat did not notice
it until the steamer was too close to the
dock 70 raise himself. and the dock was
too high to reach The next instant
the steamer had pinned him against the
dock timbers Ford's parents live near
COPYRIGHT, Ont He had been q school
tsschsr at Sombrs, near Sarnia, and
this IVES his first trip
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03
YOUTH AND OLD AGE.
James Murphy and William Pierce Die at
Coldwater.

CoLpwArEe, May flames Murphy,
IN old ana much esteemed citizen. died
last night about Il O'Clock of heart
trouble. brought on by grip. He was
70 years old. and had been . resident of
this county nearly so years, living IN
Batavia township for . long time, later
moving into Colawater township, where
he died.
William Pierce died of complicated
Inflammation of the bowels between
and 10 o'clock Sunday evening at his
fathers residence. His age was %
years. He was one of the most es-
teemed young men in Coldwater and
highly respected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03

ON@ @ANJo n -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
aud refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efsctually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made 1t the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
LOUISVILLE. ~. sfw roax. M
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03

wheshss % p4sAsass hsst. or Business,
ssss 81 ssesY sre ssNss q sstup Of
FRA - y sets sast plssssatiy sad
e1fetassiy ca ~. sisasy.. ifssr sra
s~sis, pv-~sntsss fsssrs. hssdssses
80 atAer fsvsss ~ ssnss.~s r>< sale
= - e~en So u sssssss ~ "a s-.a
20 ltsfslsta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03

BAY Csry. Mica. May "A daughter
of William Glass, aged III, was fatally
burned BY her clothes taking FIRE from
. bonfire near here Saturday. She ran
90 the steps of her home and fell into
her mothers arms. Her mother and
aunt in their struggle to extinguish
The fire were badly burned about the
hands The child viii die.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03
College President Dead.

ALMA, May 2.-The Rev. Theodore
Nelson, president of Kalamazoo COL
lego, died Saturday night NJ the sani-
tarium, where he had been for some
time taking treatment for falling
health. He was chaplain in the army
during the late war. He leaves wife
and two children. His ability was
recognized throughout the state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03

Owosso, May Awhile little s-year-
old Earle Hammond was playing on
some freight cars at Owosso Junction,
he wss run over and had one leg cut
of. He died in short time from the
effects Of the injury. His parents are
almost crsssd with grief.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03

MEKxpsrH. Mich. May 1-Nathan
Gibson. butcher, died Saturday from
injuries received while Strengthening q
COW. The animal broke loose from the
shsabiss. knocked Gibson down sad
heeksd him IN The mouth, tearing -
hsoA almost - pieces.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03

~ kspsees~~s 8eAe - Jet~.
A sec szpssssye cs,lsa sfspsisse 10 the
fipoovvry II . oevnAn sssseia. The
explosive 80 ~ er>pared N Ne ss~sl
way ~ w~sss~s sse ~ ~ weight a
he iose w>sh ff>~es HAaes ~ wsashs Of
. ufnsse - HSevsr s.d suspAsr,e acsss
n u light hre~s IN seVs.ssaos sd !.
inps>sASs - v~ssx. s>Aw. b~nxsns n
.looAsi. we61e u s0ss<~ ~ psroa~sse.
ase I'm soanna. --N~v Y~h Jsasnsl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03
Put Out the Lishss.

coIpwArER, May 2.-Ths storm last
night Was the heaviest here IN years.
Lightning put cut every electric light
in the c,ty, leaving private houses and
hotels IN darkness a. go.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03

LAssrse, May 2---Chsries J. Fryk,
aged Is years. from Whitehall. pupil
o. the Blind school, died there yester.
day II syphois pneumonia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03

LANSING, May 2.-The governor has
appointed Daniel Walter Of Eaton Rap
ids, county agent for Eaton county.
and George Knapp of Allegan. county
agent for Allegan county. He issued
requisision upon the governor of Min
nesota for the extradition OF Lewis
Newton of Pontiac, charged with the
crime of rape.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03
TRAIN TINE TABLES.


O11OAUO 49,
AND WEST MloHioAw ny.
GOING TO CHICAGO.
Lv. ORD RAPlDs.~s.eo arm 1856 pm ell :55pm
Ar. CH'CAG0.-......-S:Sp m 5:& pm ss.o5am
hBTUkNING FROM CHICAGO.
Lv. CHICAGO -...-..s:oo am 4:45 pm I'll :I5pm
Ar. ORD kAPIDS~.S:55 pm 10:lo pm >6;ipam
TO AND FROM BENTON HARRsR. ST. JosEPH ASp IS
DIAHArofIS.
Lv. Grand Rapids 20 am IL so5 nm eli :s5pm
Ar. Grand Rapids 10 am 3:t5 pm 10 :lVpm
For Indianapolis 1905 y. II. only.
TO AND FROM MUSHROOM.
Lv. q. R.. 600 am 1906 pm $3.50 pm $40 pm
Ar. g. r.. le;55 am SIS pm 5:2S pm ............
TO AND Fkox GkSlsTEE. TRAyEEeR CITY AND
xix RAPIDS.
LV Ifand lsapio Is am o:is pm
AZ oraud haptaS..........---.. Il:so am $3.50 pm
iiIkuUGH CAR SERVICE.
Sctweea Grand Rapids aud Chicsgo--wasner
Sleepers--Lcave Grand Rapids Hiss p. m;
leave Chicago sll:15 y. IN. Buffet Parior Cars
Leave Grand Rapids 1905 p. m: leave Chi
cago 4:&5 pm. Free Chair Cars-Leave Grand
Rapids 500 am; leave Chicago e-01 am.
Between Grand Rapids and Manufactures
Chair Car-Lexyes Grand Rapids 5:i7 pm;
leaves Manlstec $50 am.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03
DETROIT, JAN. :. l',a
LANsINd q NoRTHEaN \. =.
GOING TO DETROIT.

Nv. GRID RAPIDS. 7:15 am -l.oo nm s:s0pm
Ar DETR0IT--..-..i2.0 90 nm $40 pm i0:t0pm
RETURNING FROM DETROIT.
Lv. DETRoIr.......... &c am .l,ls pm SEQ pm
To and from Lansing AID Howeil-Same a.
10 and from Detroit
10 AID FROM SAGINAW. ANNA ASn ST. Lovrs.
Lv. Grand Rapids .-...-....-..... :e5 am 4:l5 nm
Ar. Grand Rapids. n 50 am 10 20 pm
TotowELL wa LOWELL sksrIrcs Y. r.
Lv. Grand Rspids.-..~ is am 80 pm 5ss0pm
Ar. from Lowell ...-~..il 80 am 5:ls pm ..-.-.--
THROUGH GAR SERVICE
Between Grand Rapids and Detrot-Parlsr
cars on all trains. Seats Is ceafs
Befwe en6rand Rapids and saainaw-psrior
Grand Rapids 10 80 pm. Seats = cents
Every day. Other trains week days only.
GEO. DfHAVEN. Gen- Pass'r Ae't
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03
ALL DISEASES OF MEN

Oar tresfn-nt positively aaa radically csres
all FERNS of nerves. aieoraeFs. unuafursi
Gsssee, srxaal deesine. fieet vsficocele. skin
and blood Diseases Cures rapfd Charges
moderate. Terms Easy.
Plesssntest. safest and surssf treatment
known.
Book describing ~. aud how you may cssrs
yourself at home. mailed Tree.
DEsfsoN- DUfRF MEDICAL CO..
1ncerpofztea unfer TIE laws Of the Stsfs 81
Nssa fsS Tremsatst. Bsston. Mass
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03
Young Men

who have become victims OF Soll.
TAnv VcE-that dreadful and destruc-
tive habit which annually sweeps to an
untimely e. Thousands Of young
men of exalted talent and brilliant intel
|lect. may call with full confidence.
We address all thos: who have injured
themselves BY improper indulgence and
SOLITARY habits which ruin both mind
and body. uniting them for business,
study, society or marriage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03

A guaranteed Cure for Piles ever
kind or deuse-ExteTasl. lnternAIB d or
Bleeding ltehinG. Cbronle. Recsnt or II redi
tary. This Remedy has positively never been
known 20 fall. 81 LOO abox six boxes for s.. 600
written Guarantee positively given 90 each
purchaser ef bexeS when purcas q at
one tine. 70 rel lns the $500 paid II not cured
Guarantee issGed ~ Peck Bros Druggists
Agents. Grand Rapids samples5 coats
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03
Nervous Debility

nose suueftnE HON NefvouS beClity,
the symptoms OF which are . dull dis
|tresssd mind. which units them for
performing business and social duties
make happy marriages impossible. dis
|tress the action Of the heart. causing
Pushes of heat. depression Of spirits
evil forebodings, cowardice. fear dreams
short breathings, melancholy. tire easily
of company and have preference TO b
alone; feeling as tired IN the morning q,
when retiring; lost manhood; white
bone deposits in the urine. nervousness
oonfusioa OF thoughts
watery and weak eyes. dyspep-
STA, constipation. paIeness.
pain and weakness
Of the limbs, etc. ~
shoelA cor 2yMA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03
Chr0licDiSeaSeS.

The most wonderful success has beer
attained In the treatment OF the case.
| to which ne devote our special atten'
ton, and through years OF patient labor
and research. We have discovered tn.
most infallible methods of curing gen
eral weakness. involuntary discharges
impoteney, nervousness. confusion o.
ideas. pzlpitation of the heart, timidity
diseases OF throat, nose and skin. affee'
tons of the liver, stomach and bowels
those terrible disorders arising from
SOLITARY habits OF youth--and seere
practices. making life miserable EXIT
snee and marriage impossible.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-30
STOCK, FARM AND GARDEN.
Interesting TO Farmers, Breeders and
Bairymen.
Facts, Figuers and Information
General Interest to the Country
Gentleman
Agriculture.

Mixed potato seed should not be
plahted, AS the habits OF each are
likely to be quite different, aud disss-
trous results are sure to follow. 1t il
best To plant msdium-siLed tubers.
uniform in shape and smooth, with
swallow eyes, and it i5 safe plan to
Introduce some new variety each
year from some responsible dealer,
not expecting always to find them
what is desired, but hold on those
which do please. A rich, fertile soil
will glOw u fair crop from cutting to
u single eye, but in a thin soil the
size OF the cutting should DO much
larger.
That farmer who has a siIO is about
as independent of the weather as b
man can be. Aside from heavy
rains, nothing Interrupts this kind
OF harvesting. Light rains and show
ers, while making the work disa-
greeabIe, do not stop it, and when
once properly in the silo all danger
of imperfect curing is past. The ear
ly date at which the land can be
cleared makes it possible to either
seed down to grass or winter grain
a month before coru in the shock
would be dry enough to husk.
Another advantage in the North IL
that varieties of later growth may he
planted for this purpose which will
not fully ripen before frost.
Farmers are too careless in regard
keeping an account Of their business,
Insequently they often raise crops
which are not profitable to raise
and sail off the farm, yet the farmer
can, by knowing the feeding value
of the manure produced from it,,
make IA ca 'culation OF what crops can
be sold Off NJ u profit, or to sell one
crop and buy another. The farmers
ability to transact his business in u
bustue~s-iiks manner is increased in
proportion to the increased knowl-
edge of his business details, ana in
in the same proportion, also, are his
pr, fits increased.
system in farming is important.
He who carefully lays out hts farm
in proper fields, making "a map of
the same, deVotiug each field to a
puccessiOn of crops, with suitable
mauuring, basiug the rotahoo upon
the adoption of one crop JO tit par
ticular soils, and pursuing all his
opers tions with plau for doing
every thing just at the right time
and with determination to make
experience and the lights of science
as available as pos 'ible in his calling,
will undoubtedly reap the most
abundant reward for his labor. To
complete the system, he must keep n
record of all his farm operations, for
in no other way can he be said to
have u full knowledge of his busi-
ness. He should keep an account of
all the expense, loss or gain; in what
particular branch of his business he
is most successful; what crops are
most profitable for him to raise; the
most profitable disposition TO make
of them the best and most pr"tita-
bile stock to- raise, and how best to
dispose of ii.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-12-30

ROANOKE, Va. dec. 22.-An interesting
topic III this and many cities of the state
is the reformation of the present jury
system. The inadequate compensation
allowed results, it is said, mainly i'll Sc
curing professional jurors for compe-
tent men are averse to serving at the ex-
pense of their private affairs. 1t is
thought that six suitable men, properly
paid, will accomplish more and better
work in given time.
The same men professional jurors)
serving frequently led TO the agitation
of a reform of the present system il,
order to secure better men and more
satisfactory service. The main question
seems to be, Can six competent men rem
der better decisions, secure equity and
Justice with more dispatch than twelve
Indifferent men or standby jurors can
give?
Diminishing the number of jurors
will, it is held, concentrate the labor of
courts and save valuable time in secur-
ing proper juries in important and excit-
inE tziala. 1t is further held that the
rssSSS4isn will have a tendency to make
the s1sdividual jurors more circumsPect
in tack duties and more alive and sensi-
i've r. their decisions in view of the
he4Yisr responsibility. u.