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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
WAY ss o.on'r.
The Lswyss Persisted lstii the DsfsAA.
aat Crushed niAs.

The Issy~s Persisted Iasii the DsfsnA.
Aat Crushed niE4-
Tn. attorney prosecuting la breach
OF promise suis was yoathfuI and fresh
and Delighted in showing himself OF.
but he didnt know what guy no wa
until IL fell on hin with dull and sick
sning thud. The defendant had taken
the stand.
"lou say" said the attorney. after
several impairment questions. 'that you
never asked the plaintiff 10 be your
wifey
Never responded the witness with
emphasis.
"But you made love 10 herr
Mot to my knowledge"
"Neve. called her pet names either,
supposef'
mo, sir"
.Now, AS matter OF fact, didn't you
call her Lizzie after you had been to sec
her only three or four times. and always
after that, when you knew you should
have called her Miss Smith if you had
not been seeking to win her young and
trusting heart?"
''No, sir, did not"
The plaintiff pulled the attorneys
sleeve. but he paid no attention to her.
"Ah. indeed" very sarcastically. ~
presume You never called her Lizzie in
your life"
II never did, SIR"
Again the plaintiff caught at the at
torney, but he ignored her.
Now, once more, sir, ! ask you direct
ly to state to tho court whether you did
or did not call this young lady by the
endearing name of Lizzie. Remember,
sir, you are ON your OATH" and the at
torney reared back in his chair, while
the plaintiff made another Intellectual
clutch at him.
The defendant smiled slightly.
Il never did, he said firmly.
The attorney sat for ward with sharp
crack Of the chair legs on the floor.
.rd like to know why you never did,
sir?" he asked with the air Of man who
knew he had the facts
Because" and the witness was Is
cool as palmleaf fan could make him
in June, because, that wasn't her
name"
Then it was the attorney needed the
plaintiffs wild clutchings and wanted
to hit himself in the neck with a law
book, but it was everlastingly too late.
Detroit Free Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26

A conscientious lady of this city had
hired q new girl and was posting her in
her domestic duties.
Now, Hannah. when I do not wish
10 see any one that calls. expect you
TO say not at home,'" said the model
mistress.
But wouldn't that be lie. ma ann
seked Hannah.
"Nos &C all n means not at home to
you, which il quite different from say
ing that atm ont. Do you understand
"Yes'm. said Hannah. II think I
ace what you are driving at
She soon had an opportunity 10 put
her new learning into practice. A lady
called whom Hsnnah's mistress did not
wish 30 see and the girl met her with
the very bearing and font Of truth, -
she said:
Mot af home to you. ma'am.-
I think the fsce of the mistre~s must
have been study when she overheard
truthful HAnuahs prevsricstion. - De
troit Free Pres.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
NO POOLS AT GARFIELD PARK.
The Police EHectually Shut Down the
Business.


CHICAGO, July 25.-For the first time
there was no pool selling On Garfield
park races. Ia the clash with the city
authorities the track officials were tenn
porArily worsted and until the courts
decide the matter, probably tomorrow
or next day, tnerc may be no racing.
In order 10 make a test case, the asso-
cation opened q hook and Its clerks
were At once placed under arrest, 100
policemen beng IN the park. Before
the sport began. eighty bookmakers
were ready for business and the results
showed that those animals entitled to
De favorites. had there been pool sell.
ing. won. The SIX events:
First race, three-fourtns of . mile
Miss Dawn won. Annie Martin sec
ond, Dolly third: time. l:t6.
Second. selling. one and one-sixth
miles Borealls won. Fakir second,
Forrest King third; time, l:49.
Third, three-fourths OF . mile
Chimes won, Unadallls second, Edith
third: time, 1:l6.
Fourth. selling stakes for 3year-olds.
81 900 added-Forrest Rose won. Beati-
flee second; Edith Belmont third; time,
Tia
Fifth, three-fourths of a mile-Lady
Useful won, Root second. Col. Cisyant
third; tiIae. l:l5.
Sixth. one and one q xtecnth miles
Ambrose won. Sonamo Boy second;
powagiac third; time, l:l6.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
FOR THE BIG MEET
Fiorsemen Are Working Night
and Day
ARRANGING FOR THE EVENT
The Association Expects TO Enssrtain the
Largest Crowd That Ewes Assem-
bed IN Tbs CRY.

Ia speaking OF the coming August
meet 10 DC nsld under the auspices OF
tns Horssnea's association, Don j.
LsaLhefs sad ~ = reporter for iHE
HERALD yesterday. Persons viii come
here from ali over tie country. Ex-
eufsions viii De- run % thls city from
Chicago. Milwaukee,. Detroit, saginaw
Buffalo, Toledo. Rlcnmond, Ind, Ia
dianapolls ana other places, besides the
others who vii come. We snail prob
ably nave the largsst crowd that ever
came 70 this eIty Ia attend any Kind OF
q meeting. The business committee OF
the association Is working night and
day perfecung necessary arrangements.
Entries for the great stallion race can
lot DC gwen tor some days yet. but u
will Dc the greatest race ever gwen IN
this country.
The addition 10 the grand stand IS
nearly completed. giving Us . seating
capacity of 1 900. Besides tais ne are
thinking OF putting up bleacners. which
would accom- mOdste many more, Dut
We have noL settled the matter dennise-
~ as Yet. Seyera. other Improvements
are also TO bs made. A new band stand
viii oe built 0pposite the grand stand,
near the tuners box and the Old bal
eoaey vii DC reserved Tor guests OF the
lstlOn. men that are here with
large stables OF horses.
The press will Also be we'll taken
care of. The press oox wllI have &C
Communications for more newspaper
men than that OF any other race track
IA the eountry. We expect representa-
t.ves from many outside papers
Horses are continually coming IN aud
are working on the track. Iney were
all out sunday and showed great speed.
All We want now - week OF good
weather and we'll have the largest
meet the country has ever seen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
Followed Instruction.,

In laying down rules for the young
one has to be very careful or they will
be taken too literally. A case of this
kind occurred recently with a result tina,
put the parent decidedly out Of counte.
nance.
johnnie" said his mother, "what did
you mean by making me call you over
and over again, when You heard me the
first time?"
why, ma. was the staggering reply,
"you always told me never to interrupt
you."-New York Evening Sun.
It's All the Same In the End.
Mrs. Bingo-Why don't you emulate
Mr.. Witherby's example? He has sworn
off smoking. and his wife says he saved
enough to buy him new suit.
Bingo-He hasn't got the suit yet, has
he?
Mrs. Bingo--I don't know. Why?
Bingo-Because / won all his money
the other night playing poker. Cloak
Review.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26

cstsrrh. deafness. rseu msusm. ner,.
Qua debility. impotence and ali d,sreses
resulting from early indsscretaons and
excesses OF manhood. all dises~ss of
Me orlnsry organs, partial psrslyas.
satic"cesie iuptures. tuniors. scrofuia.
o.u sores dropsy. skin dssesses. liver
snu kidney complainss. heart discasa.
shortness OF breath, back of n..d
small of back, etc.. ,pclud,ne ~
female complaints and chrome d,so.s-.
cured quickly aud permanently.
That cough, slight fever and vesk-
ness. snortners of breath. paip;ts ton
oil heart. my means sure and QUICK
consumptssn.
IL you are nervous, resiIess- irr,ts-
Die. slcepless or wake after borried
dreams, tired mornsugs, with q dull
headache, bad taste ia the mouth.
sometimes discharges, aud 10 shox,t
your employment without l,.e, energy
or ambition, deelre to he alone.
gloomy foretodings. = disposition 20
worry and fret about trouble ahead
that never comes. speils of FEELING
AFRAID or uncertain. sometimes lov
spirits, you are suffering from nervous
debility and exhaustion 81 nerve power.
when may END Ia utter prostration,
l: you have q great sense of veakueo
and WEAKNESS, with tired limbs, numb
ness. trembling, prckiy sepsauons.
cold feet ond iegs, you are sdvanclns
90 that mort sefious dsseae~--faraivsa.
III your head aches. feel numb ana
lred, with strange sensations, loss on
memory, and you think with dsfiicuitv
or you are sleeplese st night vsth
drowelneee and ouiiness during ths
day. the nerve and brain fatigue mae
coon run into insanity or death.
IL You have any of these f~eliaes o.
Dot neglect them. ar they viii end, q
parsiyss, insanity. prostrspon ~
A. you value your life do not nee-
tsct tDeee warnings Time and exps-
rience has shown, sDa hundreds al
starting and marvellous cures have
proved, that these oisessee are per-
fsctlv aDa completely cured bv In
b. CLAY TODD, IA n DIVISION str~sl
rooms y. 5 and Z. Grand K.pide. N,ch.
indsr the Use OF DIX 4. CLAY
iODDe renlsrksbl remediee ali
those symptoms weld ss II bv magic.
and strengths OF nerves. sigar az BRAN
tsiity OF blood snd health Of body
are soon restored.
Hs remedies are purely vegetable
and harmless, and can only lie oh
tsined at hls office.
Dk. TODD compounds bic pre~crip.
tons before each patient in BE ONCE.
In. TUDD's Office y ~ ~ n. Dtvissoa
street. roorns /, ssDc 4. Grand Rsvida
Has medicines aafos With the stosn-
seh, md yon can eat anything you
ciIuo-<.
Hess ga be o'fier from ia she morn
me uDta in tiis evening every day but
sundsys-
Call everybody. a friendly talk win
cost you nothing
Low casfges RAPID cursa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
Armey Has q Twin.

FoRr DopoE, Iowa, July 25.-Tne
Rev. Tyrrell. pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church ss CLARION, occupied
. seat ia the judges stand and oticiat-
ed as timekeepcr IN q race between two
local trotters. The spectators ques.
toned his decision. Mr.. Tyrrell
promtly pulled of nis coat and an
nouuced that he could whip any man
that called nIm = ilsr. Mutual friends
prevented the affair from gong
further. but the occurrence has created
much comment. Ms. Tyrrell - =
known lover % fast horses. but % long
as he took no part IN racing his con-
gregstlon did not object Now many
Of bis flock are indulging in harsh crit
icism of their pastors conduct ard the
matter may be brought before the next
conferences.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26

The cycling fraternity OF ths city will
soon have enanee 10 show 10 gAllantry
IN new snd novel way. Llx<.e Vii
hams. . female cyclist OF some speed
VIII 90 August give al exhibition on
the North Park fair grounds, and
offers TO 70 flve mlies against Any local
wneeimAn- she viii probably not be
accommodated. - the riders of this
eaiy do not. - . rule, care to leopArdlzs
their amateur Standing. Her man.
Ager also Offers Ia put up prizes tor a
half mile. Que mile. two mice and i've
mile races between local wneelmen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26

The strongest poet ever had 10 inter
view said eur lighting editor, was
a bsg fellow. Why. he stood eight
feat
oh. eHf IL short, cried the others in
a chorus Gene down q little from
thar height
Il an Ealing - uothing bus the
trsfh. he sss,sd = f>st -
Nov. tseh here. ordained sas 81
the pnrty. tyeu osapsQea6 that dswa
eur throess. end thereb No use irving
ia
u yos viii b hsaA saossh 70 wait
unI fn6nt ~ VII 90 aahnsvisaes sAss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
YEsrEsoAY's BASE BALL
The Pn;lhss and Cineinnatis Play a
ETroricse Game.


Euoriese Game.
NEw YoRx, July 25.-rhe game be-
tween the New Yorks aud the Cleve-
lands Resulted In . victory for Cleve-
land. Garrison Was hit nArd IT times,
bat proved effective .. critical mo-
ments. Score:
s Sc. hesss isds 70 I;
BROOKLYN. July 25.-The Pittsburgs
oatted and helded we'll despite the in
tense heat and defeated the Bride
xrooma. Score:
Piisssar2 ID ! Il. ! /
BosroS. July 25.-Louisviile Was out.
played st all points ana Boston won III
walk away. Score:
iIS SsissiIl..--..-s 3 SsS ~ y !
WAsHISsroS. July 25.-The Browns
won today's game, the home team not
scoring after the first inning. Score:
y. nani Ssss .-4n 8
PHILADELPHIA. July .5.-Philadel-
phIa and Cincinnati played an error
less game today and the Reds were
smut out. Dwyer pitched good game
until the seventh inning. when he gave
two bases on balls and y single TO
WlehIng, double by Common and Hall
man MI for base, allowing four runs.
Score:
Cincinnatt--0 o o o 900 800
Philadelphia . o 1 o l 80 8 o
BALTIMORE, July 25.-The Orioles lost
today's game, Stong scoring only one
run. score:
baltimore. o o o o o o 0-l :
Chieago-...---o 0 lilo Is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26

A loud. rasping and impatient voice
rang out from the kitchen. It was the
voice Of the new cook.
Mrs. Billus!-
well, Maryr'
lyon told me to bile the water. mem.
and I've been bilin it an hour and q half.
| want to know If you think it's done
yetr-Chicago Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
WONDERFUL
CURES!
or the Famous Specialist
ADV ERTISING
PHYSICIANS!

In the Detroit Free Press June 2 sixth page under
the mead OF Distinguished Doctors" We sec the names
VI inc members OF The American Aopathic) Medical
association who meeting that city and the spec
ates In which they engaged and also the pictures
OF 70 of those who afford it.
If this is their advertisement and we think IT is we
wish to congratulate the principal physicians among the
Aopahs Tor their success as advertising physicians and
ieei sorrow Tor the common herd of Aopathc phys
clans who do not DARE to advertise What does this
meeting amount TO- anyway Is it anything more than
mutual admiration society and a free advertising
scheme for its members Will the rest of thu Alopathc
physicians call then, "quacks" after this We hope
not as the members OF the American Medical Assoca-
ton have as much right to advertise as Dr. s CLAY
lODDand we wish to congratulate them on their
as Advertising Physicians
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26

Oscar Harte. Albert Kishman. John
Smith and Harry HiIafsrink Invested
themselves OF their wearing apparel
Yesterday afternoon and jumped into
the river to cool themselves, bus Truant
Officer Fee came along and gathered
them in for violating the city ordl.
nance, and they were locked up At po-
lice headquarters.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
Stands by the Ticket.

Eyes, sir. John T. Rich can carry
Newsygo county," said John Cole OF
Fremont yesterday. "we're republi-
cans up there and always stsnd by the
ticket We carried the county four
years ago, and by big majority two
years ago. We shall carry it by just as
large . majority this fall. Newsygo
county u republican and stands by the
tickotp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26

Old Gentleman-Dont you think IL is
cruel to shut mp bird In little cage
like that,
Little Giri--Oh, don't know. have
. pretty good time. and live in flat
New York Weekly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
Young and Middle Aged

Nervous nebfiss. Sesvaus wes,.-....
suitsns frosr esfss inalseeefsons nna e.n.....
o. nsnhsee. evsr~ert Of ire BRAN ,,,.,., -,
Treatment Of some cfber asses.~. svr,,,.s.
sse 81 'fstruneHts fn sxse insssss sne s-...
fnenf OF some ether Diseases i-r~e,,.-. -.
ness ETC.. eausnz lost fBsthesa- ir.s-,...,-.
osrrennes~ Inability g. -rss~et seees a. -
MEMBER sord our ne conversation, .,.s1 a.
sne su1~rrf aese eonhseno~ IN every cas- s.e,'
~ ~ 'iR eenssnusa very ans .urs-sx
rsnsine Esdiep~s eftea e.sss-. @,<....s- =,
fen Of Deafness. pxr.'ssss Esr~sy..-..
Heart Disease. iasbiHss ss osneu.s ,s..,. -
etc
Ihh cis>sse. ~fth a. sss e.srrg,.~.s.... -
s~sys enree ~ Dr. ? CLAY Tof,B. n e.~v.
bisis'eA stre-;.resms 4 and 4. ssrxsa Esvss.
Mscb.
a ssI stss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26

MY poor girl. whatever has become
OF your hair" said . mistress to her serv-
ant.
Please. ms'am, it's the cavalry regi-
nent; when II left the town they all
wanted lock az my hair. "--semana
Comica.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26

Dcctor-The trouble with you h that
zoe are suffering from Impoverished
blood
Patient--i should think IL weaid t~
Impoverished. II hAs already bsen ex-
amine'i by Ten doctors. ~-Detsoit Free
Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
ARE you ALWAYS SLEEPY?

Do you get ND nightss
Can yeu contrel your nrins,
j. there pain In ycas back
Or Nervous prest-sueng
Or Nervous Debility
Or fmposencyf
AM Inclination 70 Paralysis!
Ever had Rheumatism?
he Stomach seaks
De you fee worn erfr
IL there . sense II Of esnsness,
Pairs In eacs Of head?
Are you dreaafsil nervous,
Net enonzh 81 Toe Bsach urinee
Does Il bart 70 urfnsfs7
Bees u smsft - barrY
II there .sikht - pressure In lover part %
akdomenf
Does oosr urfse sest-s
Briekassf OF eiesdy aseesSf
Ho~ iona this way
Married or sinefef
About what axee
fsen csf on d.. :. cray Toa1. Va. u ~o-ss
befsen street koesn & ersnd esps6s. xseh
sHs fsfse ssness sp~ess fst rbyssrfsn wa ~
sfiss "a these dresdsas eer plsfnfs
Aiassf every te~s. ~ esfy 90 nefesser,cea
the nifed Stsf-s ear sessf II <one former
ssfes she has he-A restored ~ perfect nessfs
asa nsh heed sne wsrsahsoa - Dr. = fass
load IL TIE Isst y years he sesas nneafcss-s
ssefy ~here
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26

BRIeHroS BEACH, July 25.-Race re-
suits;
First race. fve-eghths mils-Zeno-
bra won, Queen d'Or second, Natalie
third: time, i.52.
second, fivs-eighths mils-MoreIo
won. Prince George second, Psnsy
thlrG: time. ltD2t.
THIRD. slx and one-hslf furlongs-
Aruicp won, Alcsds second, Crochet
third; time. l.2lf.
Fourth. one aud one-eigntn mile
L0sntoks won. Lizzie second, Abel
third. time. las.
Fifth, seven eIghths mIle--Lord DaIs-
meuy won. Fsgot second, India Rubber
third: time. i.2si.
Sixth, oos and one-sighth mile-Air-
shaft YOU, Rice second. Long Dance
tlNrd, time. l.5T.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
Stomach Troubles Cured,

Painsin Stomach. beschins xias.
Raising water. feod or gas.
Pains before and after eatlns.
Sanstsst psna In stomach
Old 81 yennx people cured
Iyspepssa ca I'd.
Nervous Dyspepsia cured.
Al sio.nseh trosoies cured ~ Or 6 e,..
Ioaa. "HSee 70 l. Ncrth Dfssssn str-., ~
sisin rooms 4. and Z. Grand Rapids nice
Sehshssfsens Tree At hls esacs Or b. lest.r
Medicines seat sverywSsrs.
Cal or write, tree
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26

GIorcrSFER. July 25.-Firss rsce.
tvs-eighths OF nickname 3 Won.
Gold stop second. Flsgrsnt third; time.
LOST.
second, five-sighths of . miie-Rich-
arr I won. Ciinkumbeii second. Piev-
nssr thlrd; time. | o.
fhirif. seven elghths Of q mile-Bo-
hemlsn tsFFf -on. General Gordon. Sec
oDt. Pluto ard time. 81.
Fourth, ser and one-half furiougs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
CHINA
|MATTINCS!

This cool and com
Portable floor covering
is just the thing for
your cottage or bed
room floor. We have
a great line-the price
is right.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
n)ithtSanford
SPECIALS!

We have gathered
together from our vast
line of every grade of
carpets many desirable
lengths and patterns
which we desire toclose
at a greatly reduced
price.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26

Stingray Pete "a guide)-You have
reached the highest point Of tho noun
tain and the view Is supposed to be the
finest In the world. (After pause.) /
seen $500 bill in your pocketbook,
didn't I?
Traveler-Don't mention it, my dear
fellow; / didn't intend to give you so
much when started. but suppose it's
all right: you know your own business
best. I'm only $49S.75 ont anyhow
Life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
CATARRH CURED,
Have You Catarrh.

have You pains over the eyes.
Are your eyes watery,
nsse you dry cough every uirhts
Are you sick ~ She stomach,
~ n.1e : eonan nous dropping Of m ucop, q.
the back Of your saroas, ''' u
You can be cured quickly ana n,r
~ Dr. s. Cay Todd. is North p,,,.,a. n.s
up stairs. roomsi. 3 aud L t,rasa re-
Mich. csIi or write free. AT one, a. ~. 49,.
Medicines cent ever where. "S'''
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ensed by him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26

Little Donehter-Oh. | daa1 know:
mast anything ss>ss staekapp Aasa't
oot.-<Sosd MN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
CURTAIN
MATERIALS!

Our line of dainty,
cool and moderate
priced Muslins and
Swiss Curtain Mater
ials was never half as
large as nOw-they are
very inexpensive.
Pr
SMITH ( SANFORD,
68 Monroe Street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26

seas IA sear order - sses .hsa Pea e. n GET
regular service.
We also suggest yss f-s In yeHs water ssp.
saf tseatsthfsa eFsp 81 OLD Lnm
y . better sesa ever. Cal ei4n76< ard &
eaastass1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-26
RUPIUR rs
Destroy Comfort
RUPIUReS ARE DANcER1Us
Aup lures
Cured 3!
81.
No knife or sarsiesi operation
Ne truss nsed
M > tias Iedd Guarantees IA rr<a..
raf'are oaethira or ole-Exl ~ .lxs 4. n
hours
:. ~eaie'nrs ssat 10 any searssssa sssssps q
- N"i sod al dfux sisres
CAL ar write FREE
letters answered Prompts free az ss.
~ pr Clay Ioca. the famous speess.s.s -
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ana q efAnd hsplas XicA
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bAes or Neck Pains, sometimes nm
mig down the arms OF back, D.xx,ns..
snd Other symptoms leading 10 n.r.-
lysls- Nervous Debility aud Fen.i.
complaints and Chronic Diseases.
consultation free aud confidential
no charge for services until cured.
directions in all languages.
RHEUMATISM ALWAYS cUR1p
CAIARRH AND HEAD NOISES CURED
DR0PsY CUaeD
TITS AND ALL NERVE AND BRAIN
DISEASES CURED
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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-02-04
New Facts About the Moon.

1t does not seem improbab BILE that
in the course of events the earth and
the moon may become more intim-
ately acquainted. A f-w wears age
scientists held the theory that the
moon WAS a dead planet. without
atmosph' re, and cons, Quently unin
habited. This theory has recently
been entirely controversial The
work begun by Professor HoIded at
the Lick Observatory, upon Mount
Hamilton. has been steadily contin-
ued, and tie photographs taken hy
him and his assistants have revealed
certain facts hitherto unknown.
Photographic observations show a
peri ct map of the moon, and upon
the summit of one of the highest
mountains is white spot which has
the appearance of Il glacier, proving
the presence of atmosptesean and MAX
ing the theory of the habita blenesS
OF the moon tenable. It is caime,l
by Professor Holden that bv con-
tinuous series of photograph he is
able to detect any cha lges upon the
surface of the moon, and that a
building so feeJ in height would cast
an appreciatiye shadow. Ifthe moon
is inha bit d the fact will certainly be
discovered sooner or later, but tn
question OF the establishment of com
munication is still unsolved, although il
in the face OF the scientific achieve
ments of the last century we will NOT
predict that it is unsolvable.- e.-Chica
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