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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
Michigan Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l6.-Pensons
granted TO Michigan applicants-Orig
mai: David Muzzelman, Reuben III
Blsop, George b. Taylor. Charles j..
Epson. Addltional: Israel Bensinger.
Increase: Thomas b. Worden, Wray
Mitchell, Jacob III. Reed, Samuel APP
pei, Thomas Woheen. Restoration
Daniel Fry. Original. widows, etc.:
Cordelia Payne, Rachel Campbell,
Julia +. Anderson, Ellen Golf Especial
w. Haynes, Mathew Bailey. Ad-
Wood. Supplemental: George H..
Lloyd. Increase: Jacob Smith Jon
athan K. Russell. Reissue: Daniel
W. Hunsha, Jesse Miller. Original,
widows, etc.: Christina ISLANDER, John
Kearn father.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1S.-Original-D.
Smith, John Bradley, Amasa Hutchin-
son, Charles d. Bogue, Benjamin F..
Ordway. Washington Hawkins, William
II. II. Hines, Calvin Griffin. Add
tional-Henry Funck, Charles +. Dun
ham. Reuben Wilson. Increase-Har-
rlson Sharp, Daniel II. Galliger. James
F. Cook, Rhinaldo ). Howard, Sumner
l.. Clark, Giles A. Piper, John A.Eddy,
Reuben j. Rawson. Original, widows,
etc.-Hiram Collins father. Original
Everett J. Wheelock, Patrick Ryan,
Rial A. Carpenter, Robert NJ. Teeter,
John j. Rowland. AddItional-Samuel
J. Rose, Thomas A. Shirts, Benjamin
Gilden. Frank II. Huntlev, John Greg
cry. Reissue-Elkanah L. Carpenter.
Original, widows, etc.-MiIor of vii
liam Hau Hoores.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
Patience and Perseverance,

An old but still energetic hen at
Campbell, Ionia county, determined to
60 into the chicken industry. She first
tried nest of eggs in the barn, but the
lady with whom she lived pulled her
of the nest by the scrutf of the neck
and carried away the eggs for the use
of friends in the city. The hen hunted
around and the best she could do was
to resume operations upon goose egg
tina. failed to incubate last spring, and
the boys had laid away to throw at the
school-mastel next winter. For vast
ing her time on this she was ducked in
the raInwater barrel and thrown over
the fence. Then she settled down upon
a broken doorknoD in the woodshed,
but was "shooed" from that with a
broom. Last Monday she triumphantly
came out of the bush and marched up
to the back door at the head of
eighteen little fluffy quails.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
EYE AND lar DISEASES cUHEn
The okLf ONE WHO CURES pttrNIs

CstsrIh, deafness, rbeumahsm. ner,.
ous debility, impotence and AL Diseases
resulting from early indiscretlons and
exceSscs Of manhood. all diseases of
The urngTy organs, partial paralysis.
vsrcoceue rupiures. tumors, scrofnla.
old sores, cropsy, skin diseases liver
sno kicney complaints. heart disease.
shortness OF breath, back OF hesd.
small OF back, etc, including al
female complaints and chrome iseas-s
cured quickly aud permanently.
That cough. slight fever aud weak
ness, thoriness ~ breath, pslpitstion
Of heart. my mean, sure and QUO
ooutumptisn.
II YOU are nervous, Restless, irrlts-
bic. sleepless CT wake after horned
dreams. tired mornings, With dull
headache, bad taste ia tae mouth.
sometimes q schsrges, aud 20 about
your employment without lie, energy
or ambition, desire 20 he sioue.
gloomy fofeboaings. q disposition 20
worry snd fret about trouble ahead
that never comes, spells Of feeling
AFRAID or uncertain, eometmes low
prits, you are suffering from nervous
debility and exhaustion ~ nerve roveF
which may end IA utter urostrstion'
insanity and death.
Il you have grestsense 81 weakness
and weakness. With tired limbs, uufHb-
ness. trembling, prickiy sensstlons.
cold iest ono legs. you are advancing
10 tbst meet serious sesse-fsrslvsls
II your head sches. fee numb sDd
ired, With strange ssDsstfous, ioss 81
memory, snd you think With difficulty
on You are sleepless at nIEhL wtb
dro~sne. and ouiinss during the
day, the nerve and bfslB fatigue rnsv
soon run into inssBitv or death.
lfTou hsve any Of these feeiinss 90
not neglect them, or they vii endin <
paralysis insanity. prostrst'on or
you value your life do no. neg
ieot these warnings Tine enc erp.-
rlenoe bss shown. ard hundreds Of
stsrtlins and marvellous cures bsvs
proved. that these diseases sre pr
ieetiv and oompistsiy cured ~ DR.
: CLAY TODD, - ~. DIVISION street.,
rooms ]. and 4. Grand kspids, Esch.
ndfr the Use Of DR. :. CLAY
TODD- refnaYtsA remedies eli
those symptoms vpeid So II ~ magie.
sD0 strengths n nerves, vgof o. brsiu.
vits ity ~ blood end Health - tsodv
80 sonr restored.
III remedies are purely regetstie
and harmless. sue can only be OBJ
= ned 81 ~ oftcs.
DE TODD compounds hisprrscrlp-
fons before esch gstisut RI his ctloe.
Ia TobTfS cfflcs y % is Div,sion
Ftfeaf. roufrs 4 ard q. Crane Hs,ida
His med nss sgree with TIE I'm
schs nd ven csr ct anything you
snucsf
nsis 10 ins oHins frurr IN TIE rsnrn
va uaia n the evening every Gay b1t
saresvs
Cal svorybodv. a friendly taxi VII
et.si vuu n9tf'1is.
Lev Cesfges Espid curss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
THOUGHT TO BE CHOLERA.
Sudden Illness Of James Carr, New
York Boatmzn.


Sudden Illness of James Carr, New
York Boatmzn.
NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j.. Sept. lS-
Tins city Is excited over a case of ehol-
era which appeared in John street, a
thiekly settled part of the city. James
Carr, 80 years OF age, who resides with
MS mother at II John street, was at
tackled At 4 O'Clock this morning with
severe cramps. Or. A. V. y. Baldwin,
who was Immediately called, at once
pronounced the case 10 have all the
symptoms Of Asiatic cholera, and his
opinion Was later confirmed by DR.. III.
L. Baldwin, president OF the board of
heath; also by Drs. A. +. Clark aud +.
NJ. Donohue. The house has been
thoroughly fumigated and disInfected.
Two policemen are stationed near the
house and Will not allow any one 10 go
IN or ieayelt Carr is captain of boat
running between New York and this
city. A special meeting of physicians
was called at O'Clock tonight TO pro-
vide means 10 fight the scourge. DR..
Edison, OF New York, has been sent for
to pass professional opinion on the
case. At O'Clock this evening the
patient was very low and sinking fast
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
Senator From Traverse.

William Mears, the republican nomi-
nee for the state senate from this place,
was born in Canada IN 1913. In 1855
he removed to Kalamazoo and IN 1870
to Sherman, Wexford county. In 1880
he removed to Boyne Falls, Charlevoix
county, where be now lives. He has
for many years been engaged in mer-
chandislng and numbering. He held
the Office of probate judge four years
IN Wexford county. and has held var
ious township offices from supervisor
down. His popularity at home was
shows when, lately. he was on the town
ticket for justice of the peace and re-
celved every one Of the los votes cast
IN his township. He Will make hard
working, faithful representative of his
Observation-Disclosures CITY Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
ANOTHER AFRICAN EXPEDITION.
Explorer William Astor Chandler Starts
trom London.


trom London.
LONDON, Sept. l5.-A dispatch re-
ceived here says that William Aston
Chandeliers expedition to explore re-
gion of eastern Africa has started from
Zanzibar for Lomallland, country ex-
tending along the coast of Africa from
AbyssInia TO Cape Guardaful. The ex-
petition, the dispatch adds, will ascend
the Tana river 10 MI. KenIa q constant
ly snow-clad mountain $4,000 feet
above the level of the sea, a river de-
scending from which Is supposed TO
flow to the Victoria Nyanza. Thence
the explorers will proceed 10 Lake Ru-
dolph, taking observations aud secur-
ing much scientific knowledge of the
country which they will traverse.
Mr.. Chandler, who is young man,
left this city In the early part of June
last on his way to Africa. The English
government gave him all the facilities
necessary for his exploring expedition
IN the matter of the transshlpment of
stores and arms. Much interest Is man
ifested IN scientific and geographical
circles in Mr.. Chambers expedition as
there IS little doubt in view of the ex-
perience gained in his previous African
travels and his spledid equipment, that
he will add important achievements III
the way of knowledge gained IN hith-
erto unexplored country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

Pans, sept. lS.-Dr. Elmer Lee writes
from 81. Petersburg 10 a friend in ParIs
that be has Interested Russian physic-
isus m his irrigation treatment for
chOlers 70 such an extent that the
privilege of treating all patients IN the
important hospitals has been accorded
him. Dr. Lee says that of all the pa
tients whose bowels have been washed
out by ms sospsuds none have died.
lie i confident that repeated irriga-
ton $ the only way to tZeat cholera.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
MRS. HARRISON MUCH BETTER.
But Not So Much Improved AS to Be
Out OF Danger

Loon LAKE. Sept. 1S.-The critical
period in Mrs. Hsrrison's illness has
passed and there are no signs of re-
newal of the dangerous complications
that brought ner so near to deaths
door a few days ago. She has not i'm
proved so much, however, that all dan
ger is passed, for there IS yet the main
disease To combat. DR.. Gardiner told
a United Press reporter today that the
crisis was over ana the patient could
now be treated without the great dan
ger threatened by the accumulation of
the water substance on the stomach.
The crisis has passed and there IS no
signs of renewal Of the substance,
thus avoiding the necessity of an oper-
alton. The three operations which the
physicians made 10 draw Oft the fatal
liquid were successful IN each case. the
patient suffered somewhat from the
sbock and danger of a temperance of
the liquid was apprehended.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
St. Iosonh,s Coun,y,s Cho.ce.

The republicans of 1T. Joseph county
will present the name of Hon. Russel
X. Peeler of Three Rivers, to the state
convention which meets at Grand
Rapids on the 9th inst. as cand date
for justice of the supreme court. Cass
county should unite with the others OF
the Fourth congressional district ana
give Mr. Peeler their earnest and unan-
imous support. As vote getter Judge
Peeler has been tried aud proven A. L
whenever he has been a candidate be
fore the people.-CassopOhs Niglant.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
Looks Like Monkey Work.

At this distance it looks as though
there had been lots of nonsense and
monkey work about that quarantine
business IN New York harbor-as
though the whole thing had been
worse than farce. With ample time
to have made proper arrangements.
not only to prevent contact between
the infected ships and the shore, but
to have provided for the comfort and
safety of the incoming passengers who
had not been infected, they have COM
PEELED hundreds OF passengers who
might have been safely landed to re-
main imprisoned for days.-Sparta
Sentinel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
He Has Told ihc Truth

What. then, has Mr.. Peck done that
he should be so mailgned by ais free
trade friends that ne should be accused
of treason to the cause Of the mug
wump idol of Buzzsrd's bay? The ques-
ton is easily answered. lie has told the
truth, that IS all; be has refused to let
partisan considerations interfere
with him in the discharge of his duties,
and for this he is hated and attacked
by the honorable mugwumps. Moth
ing hurts the free trade cause go much
as the truth. Let ne have more of it
Mancelona Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
Potatoes Not Plenty.

The potato crop will not he so large
as last year, but there will be more
money in the business for the farmer.
Last year the potato crop was immense
all over the state and county and the
prices ranged from 10 TO 20 cents n
bushel delivered. This year the yearly
floods and later drouths greatly abbre-
waited the crop m Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio and southe IN rfichlgan. The
northern Michigan crop was unframed
and the potatoes are many IN :. hill
and large sized BELLEVUE Gazette.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
Unlucky Number.

The wind is blowing through super
stition's whiskers again in a very WOO
ing and winning way. An American
living at Zacatecss, Ntxco, recently
married his thirteenth fe, after which
he was arrested under AT old Mexican
law which prohibits a man from marry
ing more than nine times. He seems
to have got four ahead of the govern
ment. but he ran up agsinst the unfor-
tunste number iblrteen.-Ea Rapids
gE.~atf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
Nc Place No par,r

Cannot some other political party he
gotten MP 81 as 10 accommodate those
lonesome csnd dates "in the middle II
the rOsdF They have knocked a. the
door Of the democratic and proh bitloo
parties. few have been taken Iu.
The others are looking FOR their turn.
II would seem that pity for them. {
nothing else. would nd ice the orgsni-
7auan ~ smother party for Their bene-
ft. Hastings Harncr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

his way and that the democracy would
endorse all the nominations made by
the populist. Saturday evening AttoT-
uey General Ellis Informed a republl-
can representative that If the demo
cratic state ticket was defeated more
than 10000 votes he would not be de
feated more than 5000, practical q :
mission that he expects the whole tick
TO be showed under. Polly talks too
much.-State Republican.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
Tapped the Till.

This morning at 1880 a stranger en-
tered Beach 4 Booths restaurant and
ordered = steak. George Moore, who
was alone IN the restaurant at the time,
stepped into the kitchen to deliver the
order. When he returned the man
that hankered for porter house had
eloped with tho contents of the cash
drawer and was tripping up Pearl street
at gait something lees than 2:05i.
The case was reported to the police
There was about $50 in the cash box at
the time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
Then and Now.

When the war was on, an income tax
was levied and the revenues thus Oh
tanned were used in putting down the
rebellion. Then Ada Stephenson and
all the rest of them denounced ths law
az unconstitutional. Now they preach
the re-enactment OF that same law
Ludngion Record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

Loon LAKE. Sept. lS.-The following
telegram explains itself:
1.-The Hon. Levi +. Morton, Vice Presi
dent of the United States, Washing
ton, ID. C.:
=" IL - now quite certain that | will
not be able TO take any part IN the
Grand Army exercises, aud | will be
very glad II. as the second officer of
the government. YOU will take up the
duties assigned to me on the official
program, that all proper honors may
he shown 10 the veterans who gather
at the capital this week.
"BENJAMIN HARRIsoN."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
Cho'ers in Kentucky.

MusS. Tenn Sept lS.-Nev- reached
here tonight from Mayfieid. n.y.. that
a Russian emigrant had been stricken
on the streets today with q tisease SUP
posed to Re Agatic choisrs. The
patient Vas taken 81 vacant house
ant quarantine estabi shed. Great
excitement prevails and a nurbpr Of
people are reported 90 have left the
vIano
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
LUMBER AND LOGS
Items Of Interest AboNt Mlchigsn's Timber
CrorS


Crops.
EAsr TtwAs. sept 17.-One 81 The
saginaw iumhermen. who = Interested
IN log towing from Caaa8s 20 Tswas
Bay. and who nos emily las already
brought over 81. 000 600 feet ~ .ogs but
: owner II May milton feet az stand
ing plne in Causas. $50 60 a reporter
" have tnis noon arrived from otiawa,
where 7 have been y tHe interest e
Michigan innnernien. and sitnonFA
Mr. Charlton rss n afv siRes iu sag
naw fsw fsys ago and 4 r8ssef tfa
Csnafisn vIa~ "a aot fse sass re.
safaios export aafv. bat yesterday Z
Eot Etnln faa fng - conservatives
sna aeafsr tha tarsueI. 49, I auw
fees Qniks seuisfrut Aat nlf8as Wf
- done. fhsr 81 r0t hne# ahal ea
ns7 80 ~ rrtsrn. sltfonsh taefs .
eisfef wilderness tasafas az. ks g. ths
fstaFs 81 East Tswss fhs nsstseF =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

When the democrats Of New York
get through pecking Peck for making
en- honest, and not p partisan report
we fear that Il Will take less than four
of HIM TO fiji a Cleveland measure
pentwater News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

Try the Kent hotel lunch counter
and restaurant, opposite Union depot.
Dinners Soc. HFAeH s. Boom. Props.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

Safure should be
assisted 10 threw
eH ofthe
blood. Nothing
docs II 50 wei. 50
promptly, or 81
safely as sWift's
specific.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

Every democrat vho q oesu believe
n iree trade should act oa tnst tiu-
oaTo platform. ~ the party il for far
q ade. ist thrfn snd0rss ths republican
policy n ere proelty ibat guarantees
isig trade. and. esgethef plth ths Fn.
puhiisan policy - Nfbistt.on. tt wofks
hkss shafm Nsssokse Espuh .eau.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

ROBINSON-At his home, No. 50 Scribner
street at l:S0 p. m. Sunday. September i. 1872,
James d. Robinson. aged % years and s
months Funeral private. Friends kindly
mi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

Atiofasr tsehFFai knFfhtnr 4
told Detroit zee ifsss peftaf iha
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-12
SUMMONS.
In tie District Court in aud for the Third judi
cial District OF Utah Territory, County
OF Salt Lake.


The People OF the Territory OF Utah send
greeting
To Frank starr. Defendant
NyOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO ~
i pear H. an action brou- ~ arains' you by
the aLaye.namcd plaintH 10 the District Court
OF the THIRD judicial District OF thr Territory
OF utah, and To answer the complaint filed
therein within ton days exclusive ~ the DAY ut
seryiec) after tte service On You ~ thls sum.
mona--if served within tins county ur, IL
served out ct thus county, but Ia thi8 DISTRICT
dhys-or Judgment bN default viii DO taken
against YOU according to tho prayer Of sad
compliant.
me said action h brought To have o decree Of
this court diaHOlying the hondb OF m,atrimony
casting between plamtiti and defendant aud
granting decree tO plaintiii a"iuigiug tIat
dcionduntply into court a reasonable btm or
IN be allowed tuch further rum a1 uliiu0uy 40
10 the Court may seem lust, and granting nor
other relief prayed on Two grounds, AS tolluWH,
20 Wit; First that for the year last past DC
fcndlnt hna failed @ provide for plainuh the
common nccUsaarieH OF iife, although ahio 80
TO do second, That Tor more than ak yonis last
mast defendant has treated pl MIA with eN-
irene cruelty, causing her great pain aud d..
And you arc hereby notified that 1t yon fail
io uuuear aul tnhWer the s1id complaint as
above required, the said plaintn WtU apply TO
Tho Court for tie relief demanded therein.
Wines, the Hon. Charles Z, Lano, Judge,
Iudicial District, IN and for the lorrtory of
utnh, this nth day OF Anrust, 10 tho year OF our
Lord one thcuaand eight handrod aud ninety
isuAL1 HENRY @ MCMILLAN, CLERK.
by GEO, ID, LOCALS, Deputy clerk Aat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-12

that he knew where he could Get NJ xty
buffalo. fuurieen VI theoarload N ken
through were males an Six females.
He expects 90 send several more ear
loads u the animals east.
The single gas burner ia the room
wae tntnei full nu when the door was
broken In. Everything In the room
was In perfect orter, howe A., aud
there was every ovnienco tnat the
Doyles nah retired ~ usual. There Il
llttin doubt that the gas was accident.
ally turned on after the light had been
extlnguished. The coroner will hold
nm inqueat this afternoon. At the
hotel Ii ~ understood that Mr.. Doyle
was prosperous Iowa farmer, living
near Davenport de came 10 CnlifOr.
mia with his wife % spend the winter,
leaving family Of growu.up sous and
daughters to manage their afaira ut
home. The deceased alsn tolls geu.
t,euan Mt tue hotel that he was M
early pioneer OF California, but that he
gave 40 hls prospects here In 1869 and
returned to Iowa. MI Doyle was
fully o.. years " age AMI his wife but
little younger
Coal gas claimed two. more victims
Yesterday (Wod esiay) morning, says
The San Francisco iNr0Hio's John
Boyle and his wife, Mary, aged people,
who arrived In this city on Saturday
lac, from Davenport. To-. were found
dead In their room ut the International
Hotel. on lower lNesfney street. A
bellboy who passed down the hallway
few minutes after o O'Clock In the
morning detected the smell OF sscap-
Ing gas. He called the night clerl. snd
they ascertained that the gas came
from the room occupied by tue Duyies.
The door was broken IN. Atrs. Doyle
was lying upon the bed. het husband
was lying IN the middle Of the floor,
face downward, upon pillow. Both
appeared 10 be dead. The husband
had evidently awakened during the
ulghi In agony, clutohing the pillow,
and had fallen 10 the floor m his ~.
tempt 10 roach the door. DR.. Bunker,
who was summoned In haste, found
signs OF life when nc examined the old
man, but he proved to be beyond help.
The bodies were removed nj once 20 tho
mOrgue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-12
NOTICE.

Wei Annie Mining ana Mllinr Go. puncipal
place OF business sali Lake titYi ltah.
NrOTICE II HEhEuN GivtN. THAT At
~ o. meeting Ut The Board ~ nirrrtnfH
held on the siih dAy VI scptcmbyr 4. y l'l',
hy end with ttc consent 90 TIE siuckuu dur., IN
assessment go. ll Of els iGl GEMS per share
wa lowed on Dee capital ttock ut the company
payable 10 George swan. 1rcasurcf, nj room
No. 0, Desoret National Hank building. salt
lA.c CiiY, ituh, before November It, l'Hl
Any stock uuOn which this asseesurut may
remain unpaid on The lst day n November,
lsll. OIL nfurCrAid Will be- Delinquent and ga
ycriscdtur sa.c, 10 public auction, and uulefs
payment la made before, viii be- solo on lhufa
day thU gOth day 81 November 1872, NJ O'Clock
o, m. Tn pay delinquent assessments, together
with the tnst OF adYcrt tinE Hnd uNprntc "
sale IOHN h. NEBEhEH, secretary.
Dated Salt take pity, september sith $50
The date OF delinquency loo the above notice
~ Hsscssmout 10 hrrcbg extended ~ ncccM.
her D ls2, ana thu date NJ sHlc Of delinquent
fluch TO TUESDAY, December 2gih, iH2. OF .
O'Clock u.m
Ny order Of tue BOARD ct Dtcetors made
october llst. lsH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-12

n tcop his hands tod TO tho c-hdlo and hold
ttOm when no waa taken up, and had IN keop
mittcns ted on he hands 10 kCgp bio Augrr.
ugis out Of thc forer ha he would scratch II ho
could M any way get his handf loose We know
your CuriuuuA HrMlutks cured him We feel
safe 10 recommending thom 90 Others
Gao. Is. and JANErIA HARRIS,
Webster, Ind.