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The morning call., 1892-08-28

lyn, ana there are few
wealthier or more i'm
poItant constituencies In
the country. Mr.. Mag
ner a short time ago
passed his thirty-sec0nd
birthday. His political
career has been one of
steady advancement, won
not by rhetorical elo-
quence, but by careful
and conscientious study
of the needs Of his dis
triet.
Although still a young
=, q >. NJ q, -, - L. =
The morning call., 1892-08-28
THE SOUVENIR COIN.
A. Design Which Is Quite Likely TO BE
Accepted.


Designs for the souvenir half dollars,
5000, 600 of which are to be coined 10 pro-
vide the 50, 5000 Congressional appropria-
tion for the Worlds Fair. were received by
Director-GeneTal Davis yesterday from Dl-
rector Leach of the mint at Washington.
On one side of the coin appears a small ele-
walton Of the administrator building at the
fair The relief was designed by Richard
VI. Hunt of New York. On the reverse side
appears head of Columbus. The design
for this head was made from the portrait
The morning call., 1892-08-28
Drawing the Limo.
New York Tribune.

TIE line between pathos and bathos is
easily crossed. A North Carolina Farmers
Alliance lodge recently passed the following
resolution on the death OF President Polk !:
"Whereas, The ruthless and unsparing
hand OF death has wrapped in his sable
mantle one OF the brightest and most auspi-
cious stars in the constellation of our order
Resolved, That we extend our
heartfelt sympathy, etc, and may
his noble deeds lie in their memory like the
coral islands, green and sunny amid the
melancholy waste of ocean," etc.
England claims the first place In glass;
making
The morning call., 1892-08-28
A YOUNG CONGRESSMAN.

sketch OF Representative Only 81
Years OF Age.
New York Recorder
The youngest member of the House of
Representatives is Thomas f. Magner OF
the Fifth Congressional ID strict of the State
of New York This district comprises five
large wards In The eastern district of Brook
The morning call., 1892-08-28
A DEMOCRATIC LEADER.

Judge Turney Nominated by the Demo-
Gratis for Governor of Tennessee.
Judge Turney. Democratic nominee for
Governor of Tennessee. is ~ years of age
and resides at Winchester. He is a native
The morning call., 1892-08-28
Life Saving Hum OF.

London Globe.
There is a priest in Saratoff who is a
bumorist, and it seems not improbable that
his humOr has saved his life. During the
cholera riots his reverence was attacked by
a mob. one of the leaders exclaiming:
That's the priest that buried me alive;
have just risen from the grave" Although
the people were crying "Stone him" the
priest kept his composure. IF you have
just risen," he inquired of his asseiant
'how Is it that you are already drunk ?"
The answer is not recorded, but the priest
survived to tell the tale.
The morning call., 1892-08-28

Englaud claims the first place In glass
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

Of Coldwster, has fallen heir 10 $780,
Go by the death OF an uncle
III. W. smith. formerly Chesaning
farmer. Is now superintendent Of the
Oregon state reform school.
Mrs Ellen Morris, OF lansing. aged
"a years. was found dead In ner bed
yesterday Apoplexy.
Men employed On the new stone
bridge at Bay City struck on Monday
Bay City hopes To have pure wstei
by January. Then sdieu diphtheria.
The Michigan women's Press clut
will meet IN saginaw on January Z.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
Turned Over HIS Property.

TKcuasEH. Nov. 29.-The doors of o.
II. Bills 4 Compsny's bank still remain
closed, notwithstanding Mr.. Bills as
sersncs OF yesterday that be hoped to
assume business IN 4 few hours Con-
siderable amounts OF school money
and other public funds are on deposit
N the bank. Mr.. Bills has turned all
his property, iI - said. over for the
benefit of his creditors Last evening
Mr.. Nearing. president Of the Fret
National bank OF Toledo, accompanied
by Mr. King OF. the law firm of King &
Prey, arrived here. A conference
lasting tiIi late at night was held with
Mr.. Bills and Mr.. Li.ley, president Of
Lilley. Bldweli Il Company. bankers,
and as result OF the conference, Mr..
Biiis Is claimed by some to have made
an assignment. Mr.. Nearing and his
attorney went TO Adrian this morning.
There IS diversity Of opinion among
deposltors as To whether they Will be
paid IN full, some believing that they
will receive az least part OF their de-
posts, II not all, while others appar-
entity have little hope Of ever receiving
n cent.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
is A QUICK CRASH
Chineh. Bills & Co. 10 Close
Their ithaca Bank.
DUE TO The OTHER FAILURE
Mr.. Bills % Sad "a Have Turn>d Ossr
AL Hss Property for the Bens-
at Of His Creditors.

ITHACA, Nov. 29.--Besides their To-
ledo business. the Blls family are in
terested IN no less than i've banks in
Michigan. Includiag the one at Te-
eumssh. The suspension OF o. p. Bib
a Co.,. At the latter town. seems likely
10 produce disturbance IN financial
AFFAIR." IN this stAss which has been
equslsd by no business trouble IN years
Cnurcn. Blils Co.. bankers, OF this
place, failed 10 open their doors this
morning. Cashier W. b. ScAttergood
ssys that he can give no statement at
Of o. L. Bllls s. Co. mas embarrassed
them
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
s. A MONTH!
THISIS THELAST DAY
In Which to Take Advan.
tage of That Offer.
GET IN BEFORE DECEMBER 1.
A Chance That Should Not be Missed
Those Applying Now VIII be
Treated UntiI Cured at the
Rate of $5 Month

Some years ago no one could get medical
treatment without paying high price for II.
This was the case especially with sufferers
from chronic diseases. who were literally
robbed out Of q house and homo BY the
specialists TO whom they were CON-
PEELED TO 90 In their emergency for treatment.
In recent years. however. this order OF
affairs has been changed. Under the system
inaugurated by DR.. w. II. Copeland aud his
associates and which Was made possible By
securing 3 large practice through Advertising.
IL Was found that ample compensation could
be had for the tire atment of chronic cases
lrequiring . course of several months at .
nominal fee per month. THIS system was put
into execution and IL has done more to bring
down the standard OF physicians fees than
anything that has ever been devised In this
country.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

hotel The body lad been oal N me
ram all night IN lne extended rignt
nand sas = bulldog revolver. Blood
b4d been lowing from : wound nesr
tue right ear. The CLERK Was nonned
aud ID identified the body a. taat OF
Miss l. Anderson Bernard. Who bad
arrived from Detroit, Michigan. she
lad been suffering from cancer OF the
stomach Miss B4-naFd was here alone
ans day or tao ago telegrspned 10
friends for mooey, wnlch did not ar
rive until this morning after her dead
body aad been found The body MAS
taken to the undertaker's and = thefe
awaiting the adysess from Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

Divers Candidates Imbued With the
it-a Of Their Election

Divers Candidates Imbued With the
Idea of Their Election
LAssfN6. Nov. 29.-rhs court grant
Ell an order ton the alternausel TO
show cause, returnable December 2S.
al 10 =. m, why the senatorial vote Ia
Manlstee county snould not be recount
ed. The order was upon the petition
Of Senator Wheeler. the candidate for
reelection on the republican ticket
Application for recount OF the vote
IN sheriff and treasurer Ia the same
county was also made Congressman
Belknap also made application for
mandamus compelling the canvsssing
board 20 make q recount IN certain
townships in lonla county. Nearly
the entire day was occupied IN hearing
motions. only one case being heard
(57) Charles b. Fenton vs.. Anna Nj.
Miller Ct al.
Wednesdays call: 81, 12S, lSl, 1872
135, i3o, l3s. l39. lao. lly. l0l.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

One OF the war veterans OF the state -
Daniel Z. Stoneburner OF 0akdale Park. he
went through al the hardshfps Incident to q
soldiers life. His story. as given to an inter
"W nile In the service" said he. Il con,
tracted pneumonia. The physicians said 1
would probably sooner or later die OF con-
sumption. as the condition of my lungs In
vited the disease. so was seut home TO re-
cover or die.
when I returned. I found that had con-
tracted rheumatism also. spent several
hundred dollars aud went TO great many
physicians In an endeavor TO obtain relief IL
not cure. The doctors told me that my
would kill me in time. was not only suffer
ing therefore with bodily pain. but With All the
positive features OF consumption. L found
that nothing could be done for me by the phy-
I'm this condition of mind. was prevailed
upon by friends who were being benefited oy
the Copeland Medical Institute TO 60 to Drs.
Copeland and Graham and try them.
II can never sufficiently thank the friends
who sent me there. so great and so unexpected
had sense Of pressure and dizziness in the
head, very weak eyes. pains In the right side
and small OF the back. also between the
shoulder blades and the limbs; appetite irreg-
seem 10 do me anv good. and really felt
better without it. ] wss subject to fever and
languidness in the morning. was sleepy ai
day and did not rest well at night. and MAS "a
short of breath that was unable to DO any
thing.
"since have been under the hands OF Drs
Copeland and Graham have improved 80
greatly that can scarcely say this Is myself
IN fact. am better than have been fol
thirty ysar 'oISw .nS ,bsy my esass sSs q
rest good until every sufferer triest,e physi
clans of the Copeland Medical Institute"
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
= State News In Brief.

There are still q few vacancies on the
foot ball teams if anyone wishes to be-
como q gay and blythesome athlete,
and q good place 10 begin would be at
Wyandotte. The following is from the
wayne county Democrat: "Whlle
practicing In Dot ball game at the
school grounds, while the ball was in
the air, Elton NeIlis attempted to butt
it, and Edward Sdhuffert tried to kick
it at the same time. Instead of kicking
the ball, he kicked Nellis in the eye,
producing . severe confusion, which
for some time was exceedingly painful,
and his face and eye swelled badly"
Represe ntative Charles L. Eaton, of
Paw Paw, made q wager with l.. II.
Bailey OF South Haven, agreeing to
pay the joint ex penses of q trip to
Washington In case Cleveland should
be elected. and in case of the latter's
defeat Bailey WAS to stand the expenses
of the trip. Mr.. Bailey has notified the
loser that he would like TO start in time
to reach the Capital city about March 4.
Sault people are raising q purse for
James NJ. Nolan, formerly q well
known and honest laborer of that city,
to aid him in securing lawyer to de-
fend HIM IN his trial for the murder of
his wife. James went to Chicago and
married q pretty woman who, how
ever, turned out to be q common pros
tltute. After repeated vain efforts to
reform the woman he, in . fit of
desperation, shot and killed her.
Will our citizens ever get tired of
those strollIng actors who get up bene-
fits for this or that society, but take
the lioG's share themselves? Legiti-
mate companies should be encouraged
and fakes and fakirs given q wide
berth.-Manistee Democrat.
Now that the scare attending the run
on the Peoples Savlngsbank at West
Bay City last week 10 over, the bank
officers are making an endeavor t.
trace the rumor which did them So
much harm to it's source, with q view
of criminally prosecuting the guilty
party.
Prof. d. NJ. Martin OF HillsdaIe COL
lege hears his classes, and carries an
arm IN sling. Thanksgiving foot
ball.
Louis Toupin and wife. two well
known Calumet people, celebrated
their GOLDEN wedding several days ago.
Two Cinnamon, who tried to sneak
into tho state. were arrested at New
berry and will be sen. back to Canada.
Thieves at Battle Creek stole several
kegs of powder. They may get their
reward when they go out shooting.
The wife Of General ]. G.. Parkhurst
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

Little Progress Being Made in Ascer-
tanning the Condition Of Things.
ToLEpo, Nov. 29.-Little progress has
been made 10 untangling the Big Bills
and Koch failure. There is little hope
Of the assets covering the liabilities.
Another Of the firms notes for $50, 900.
endorsed Dy Edward +. Loum, was pro-
tested today At the Commercial hank
Of Detroit by the Peoples Security
bank Of Ashland. The liabilities to-
night foot up a. Si45.0 900 and the as
sets $685. Mr.. Koch states that
Bar ker Bills drew s39. 900 out OF the
tim recently. having put II only
So. 600
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

BAY CRY, Nov. 29.-H. w. Sage's big
saw mill shut down last night, and 1t Is
believed that the wheels of the institu-
ton have revolyed for the last time.
L. Roundevilie, the engineer who first
turned on the steam IN the institution
in 1865, closed the throttle last evening.
Sage's mill enjoyed for several years
the distinction Of being the largest saw
mill in the world. On November 3,
1867, they performed their marvellous
feat of cutting 81 900 feet of lumber
in twelve hours. The total cut of the
mill since it was erected aggregates
7O0. O00. 900 feet.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
TwoInsurance Suits.

BAY CRY, Nov. 29.-John Oberfell
and Miller Il Turner, whose saw mills
and salt works were destroyed by the
big fire last summer. began suit against
the Westchester ard the Scottish Union
and the National Insurance company
OF Edinburgh, and the Lion Insurance
company of London, for the amount
OF their policies and damages sus-
tanned by reason of non-psyment.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

/ was troubled with a severe cold and
cough and on the recommendation Of
Messrs. Wegman & Wire, druggiste Of
this place, purchased a bottle Of
Cnamberlain's Cough Remedy and IN
two days was completely cured.
most sincerely recommend this valua-
bIe Remedy to any of my friends who
EFT. assistant cashier Clinton county
National bank, Wilmington, Ohio. so
cent bottles soId by r. J .Wurzburg.
druggist. 5S Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
Another Charlie Ross.

MESoMISEE, Nov. 29.-About three
months ago frankie Warren, aged II,
disappeared from his home III this city.
Although his parents instituted . care
ful search, his whereabouts could not
be discovered. Last week Humane
Agent Wilkie, while watching band
OF wandering SINCERE at Oshkosh, Wis.,
noticed q young boy dancing and sing
ing. He made inquiry and learned
that the boys home was somewhere IN
Michigan. Further investigation proved
that Il WAS frankie Warren. The
leader of the band was arrested on the
charge Of abduction.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
Prize Orations.

HnLspAIE, Nov. 29.-The twenty
sixth annual junior oratorical prize
contest of the Adelphic society of Hills
dale college took place last night with
seven contestants. The first prize was
awarded TO 7. VI. johnson of Marion,
o.; subject, Relation of Christianity
to Social Problems" Second honors
were bestowed on +. NJ. Webster Of
Plttsford, for an Grafton on Emo
tlonal Culture Essentisl to Power"
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

sr. LcUs, Nov. 29.-The Commercial
Savings bank OF 81. Louis is largely run
BY General SAVERS. He married Miss
Biils. Church, Bills 4 Co. IS the name
of . bank a. Ithaca aud also at Alma.
General SAVERS IS also largely inter-
cstdd IN q bank at Harrison.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

Gee - - n vcr hsve Cs.srrh Dsr't
o<pfaIv rs,,tsra IL fcr a tire WITH uUtsfnu't&.
k@Efslfsls+ rnrifx rfid s-rcsx csusfie s1iaticgts
Nkfle r.sa seesa - - Rstfin.t hep, yeu nn@y
=. svtsfuo barn ftnppef n This r9T, its
u~uas,v eais sfrfrpn e. Tie hsux2 fen'rs
~er@s ef than evcr
Inf vra ean sc fki = = esnspieteiT, va.
- saxes Latzrrh NrF1<siT. THAT'S h~ess
p<p~~s ever srl ~~~r esain. = ~ sssasss.,
- d. rs..sf aereis-ss sszs ~ - niit
esrtkI,r. ri-asfsiitg sn.t teei3sH pfs7sefia-a
fssssfh ~ slse feasl sss.i al fsfrsfhsi affse.
fl.ne x-s fsrfa.tlF SOD Issrinaatif esiTa'i
f<-faa BArstfisss esii issii yor slssf fi<tsrfa
sssa - estnet Ife4 esraei ftst 49, rhzt
rslrs "a ~ sas~a kzscs~if @~f Aat -
rFt~-s ttaf fa<T te;iFFe lf - pfsfF'ftssfs =
49, - ff.f<rrt fss4 4snt - ene sfs~rs
tss& sa~y's yar shs sssssg ~Asa th~s "A
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
Where Is She2

CAss Cry, Nov. 29.-Considerable ex-
element and anxiety has been occas-
loned IN the vicinity OF Derford, six
miles south of this place. by the mys-
terious disappearance of Miss Hopeful
Preston. highly respected school
teacher. She left her brothers home
on the afternoon of October 81. with
the intention of going To her Ester's at
Jackson. Snc never went near jackson.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

DETROIT. Nov. 29.-There are NUT
terings of discomfort among the men,
bers Of the Flying Roll colony. An
drew j. Richardson, secretary of the
Bechcl faction, left some time ago,
ostcnsibiy on . visit. He took 5000
OF their funds with HIM, and some of
the brothers are becoming uneasy.
lie also took the other Richardson's .
wfe
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
Missing Potatoe Buyer.

CAprrLac. Nov. 29.-Frauk Miller, a
former passenger conductor on the G..
X. 4 1. railroad. has been missing for
over a month from his home and moth
ing whatever is known of hIs where
abouts. IL is feared that ne hss been
foully dealt with or has wandered Off
while partially derangsd.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
Arms, Wyant Dead.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 29.-Alexander III.
Wyant. the famous American land
scape painter, died OF softening OF the
brain ~ O'Clock this morning in his
apartment adjoining his studio on
Twenty-Third street. He Was SO years
old, widower and leaves one child,
4 boy of 10 wears.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

DrrRofF. Nov. 2e.--The vestrymen Of
81. Psnl's church ere contemplating
moving that building from the corner
OF Congress and Shelby streets to the
new nte. corner of Wood ward and
Iisncock avenues. The prop sed step
has created intense feeling among the
church members.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
Great IS Local Option.

DECATUR, Nov. 29.-Edwin Coon,
VINO took the most prominent part in
enforcing the local option law IN this
place. was sentenced today to fifteen
days in the county Jail. Coon. who
lives with q woman not his wife. went
home Saturday night IN . crazy-drunk
condition and soon the neIghborhood
MAS aroused by the screams of the
woman, VINO claimed that Coon as
sauIted her and threatened her life.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

Horrible Aecidsn, 10 . Boy in q Lum-
Der Miil.


MusKEGoS, Nov. 29.-About $50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon as the low
er mil OF Hovsy d McCracken, Lake
ssds, Aaron Webster, aged about IL
years, loss an arm. Wester was en-
ployed AZ sorting edgings in the mill.
IL is stated that be left MS place there
and went 10 the picket mill and began
cutting up some pieces of board. While
busy there his mstten caught In the
live rollers. and quickly bis hand was
drawn IN and then The arm- TIE fore
arm vas pulled IN snd then the saw
struck the elbow, cutting of portion
or II The saw cut INTO the arm MD
way between the elbow and the should
er. The arm was literally ehewed TO
pieces by the rollers befoTs workmen
could get Webster free from the ana
chine
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

LsSsrxa. Nov. eo.--Clarice Mcdowell
of w.ilismston was before Judge Per.
son today. charged with attempted ~.
ssuis on Jennie tfsrsiire OF the same
place. Mcdowell 10 ls years old and
tne giri Bat 5. Hs acknowledged hrs
guilt, but Judge Person will look into
the case.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
ONLY TODAY REMAINS!
THEIR CREDENTIALS.

Or. Copeland Is a graduate Of Bellevue Hos.
pitaI Medical College. New York. was presi-
dent of his class In that institution. His asso-
equally as notable rs his own. and have ad-
yanced steadily with him. They represent
primarily the best medical training the coun-
try affords many yeee OF continual practice.
eases in their xpeci alfies wide and extended
experience in treating these diseases and uni
form success.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

became violent insane. and imagining
he Vas beng roDbed. rushed oui OF nss
boarding house and ran down the
street CRYING Murder !" Nhea ne
reached Z. T. 0lde's store, he tried 20
Climb through glass window, but un-
successfully. He VAS captured by an
offieef
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

McsKEGoS. Nov. 2o.--Ths Rev. DR..
III. W. Bolton Of Chicago aud toe Rev.
J. W. keid OF q rand Rapids, we're in
the city yesterday - attend = meeting
OF the BOARD Of trustees OF the Hack
ley PARK Assembly association The
membors naes IN the office OF Hsckiey
q Hume. The special object of the
meeting sss 60 lsy out the work tor
nett summers campmseting and as
sembly. Hugh Brice Hughes OF Eng-
lsnd, the Rev. Or. Mcdonald Of Bos-
ton. and ether notable speakers viii
probably bs The speakers.
Or. balton 1s now planning for q
great concssve Of the Grand Army vet
srsns OF Illinois. Wisconsin and Michi-
gan sita -Chisf Wsisssrt
OF Hseonan. 70 be held at the grounds
ef the Hsekley PARK Assembly sssocia.
ton next snmmer. lie "a also plsu-
riBz Tor the erection Of home for the
veterans Of the three states mentioned.
This matter VII be discussed at the
conciave.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
Mexico's Cabinet Resigns.

Cry OF Mexico. Nov. 29.-Sub- -Secre-
tary of Foreign Affairs Aspiroz has de-
livered TO President Diaz the collective
resignation OF the entire cabinet, leav-
ing him at liberty to appoint new
cabinet after his Inauguration for his
next term, which begins December l.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
For q New Charter.

DETROIT, Nov. 29.-The committee
from the common council are busy dis
cussing the revision Of the old city
charter with the city attorney. Ii is
expected that a rough draught will be
ready by Friday night.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
Alcohol Fiend.

CADILLAC, Nov. 29.-An upholsterer
known - "Shoppy" Pipps, drank .
pint of alcohol last night and died al
most immediately. He formerly Was
wealthy manufacturer at Saginaw.
His stomach will be sent to Ann Arbor.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

CoSIox, Nov. 2g.-willlam Kuder,
who was terribly injured by the falling
of tree last Friday. is resting com
fortably and Is somewhat improved.
DIR. ClIsby of Coldwater smputated mis-
left arm Friday evening and reduced
the fracture OF hIs right limb. &. III.
McKmster raised Sli0 for his benefit.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
Wing Lost an Ear.

CHEBoYGAN, NoF. 29.-Trip Wing had
an ear chewed off IN . fight with Frank
LaLonde last night. A warrant has
been issued for LALonde.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

cssz CEFY. Nov 29.-~Hrs. Hugh
Iced. hlghiy sstesnaed pioneer. ~ss
bufiRd to-day eud enen the funsfai
pfoeesssof was psssnx through to~a .
a9fss ettaehsd - hussg upset 4,
thfo~ipe tns eceBpsnss out and de-
noiishias shs busgy, essang qasts .
Csasf.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
Ann Arbor Ashore.

SrrRsEos BAY. Wis, Nov. 2a.-On
her first trip across tee lake between
kewaunse and Frankfort tho car
ferry Ann Arbor No. l went ashore
two miles north of AnDapee In the
thick weather last night. She rests
easy on = sandy bottom and has yet
sustained no serious damage.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
Bay City's Starving Man.

BAY CRY. Nov. 29.-Joseph Page, the
insane man who was imprisoned IN the
county jail. and who. while there tried
TO starve himself to death, has been
taken to the home of a cousin in the
south end Of the city. He is IN feeble
condition.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

SAGINAW, Nov. 29.-Clsra Lange, .
little 3-year-old girl. died today from
burns received yesterday when she
pulled . pot of boiiing coffee from
table ahd was terribly scalded.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30
Another bunting Accident.

DUNDEE, Nov. 29.-Louis Kopka
went hunting rabbits yesterday. HIS
brother accidentally shot him in tho
right arrl. The member WAS ampu-
tated near the shoulder.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

Hf. fEasezs. <ss. za~sfhsfies
h~fs. nsll kna~a ba~sn~ss mss Of
thssxa ~s- e;afna ffasa fsil sssns
saf<~ wsess see ssssf csnss ~ sais s.sy
~ tss& tsls ksshs astarasv nlai4t he
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-30

Mr.. Moore, the postmaster at Brad
shaw. Va, after reading an advertise
ment of Chamberlain's COl,c. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, concluded to
try small bottle of it. He says: II
used it in two cases for collie and three
Tor diarrhoea with perfect satisfaction.
have handled and used . great deal
Of patent medicine, but never tried any
that gave as good results - this" For
sale by F. J. Wurzburg, druggist. 5S
Monroe street.