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Jerry AeAuley's Widow WEEDS II. l.. Oil.


Mrs. Maria McAuley. the widow OF Jerry
McAuley, founder Of tho McAuley Water
Street Mission snd OF the Cremorne Mission in
West Thirty second street. was married yes
terday afternoon at Crawford. ito Brad;
been an assistant to Mrs. McAuley Ho and
his wife were divorced several n years years AGO Mrs.
ago and went to Crawford to live.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13
Janitor and Principal Have Each Other Ar.
r~rted.

As result Of the encounter between Princi-
pal George Steinsen and Janitor Theodore A.
Drake OF the Fourth ward primary school
Long Island City. In tho front yard OF that
school on Wednesday morning, both men were
in the police court yesterday. Principal Stein
OF assault. and the iantor sworee out q warrant
accusing the principal OF assault and interior.
Ing with an officer in the dlschhrge % his
WAS given,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13

A.Ms-12:20. BIZ Tenth avenue. Max Lowenstsin
damage sac: 8:%5 <2s West Fifty. second street, no
danux- 7:45. lat Madison street. Samuel Natt an.
damnve $40: II 30 aS1 East Twentythi street. Mar
tin Heath. damage $50
r. MOO. IOf West Fitty.nrst street. Mrs White.
dnmags $500 4:2O. boiler room Of pumping station at
Abrams 4 Co. damage $4,000: 1;45. 4a5 West Forty.
nith street FRANK per3nl damage 500: 1870 2tO
1870 Eighth street. Charles schultz damage slight:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13

The convention OF the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians. which WAS opened last Tuesday in
Tammany Hall. came to AN end last night.
These officers were elected: National Dele
gate. John J. Patten OF Boston: National Secre-
tary, H. McMullen OF Jersey City. and National
Treasurer. Thomas CELERY, OF Nnnticoke, Pa.
Edward l.. Carey was elected ns the New York
which was unanimously adopted. calling upon
the Government at Washington to take some
prisoners are receiving In English prisons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13

james r. Lee. the intercollegiate champion murder
Ct Columbia Law School, will mot compete against
Harvard his old university. Lee was Mt Harvard for
four years AMI during that time participate the in
terc oeRiate Championships successfully lowering the
low.hurdle racing 40 yards record file present
figures worlds record, aud gaining great honors on
. SUS reporter yesterday Lee said;
81 wish that y"n would enpIatcaily neny tina: in
tend to compete III tho late The facts
are that to oblige Iltyu Coils tae Columbia College
field sports captain. consented to tram sighty aud
compete in the Columbia rii ceton next
saturday to strengthen the Columbia team, as
studying law Ct columbia College liIi. AS for
u "rinR asainst Harvard. or connecting nLsi,Rt nv
o.. college chums. 1t IL simply ab-arb, E,crn,.d Fear
my old chum. Is pretty certain 20 WIN The hurdles
4 do not compete: and really IN my pres.n: eontl.
n did compete would not be able to win. rnal DO
at Manhattan Fieid IN May ~ a. Harvard ready
Ia support the representatives OF alma bus
my athletic days are pretty nearly over, for business
must be- attended 20 saturday will probably b. my
last appearance on the track or held IN c"pei-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13
4 GREAT AVENUE OF STEEL.
nom WARRINGTON HEreHrs oIxa
the HARLEM TO JEROME AVENUE

ne or the Meat Iaportswt works 81 The
Had In the World New Usser Way Un.
der the Department OF Rnblie WerAs
.ua the -DepnrtseHt or Pubtie Parhs.
Work on tke srent steel viaduct which the
p.rartment OF Public Works 10 building from
washington Heights at 155th street eastward
10 connect with tho proposed new Macombs
nam Bridge. has been going forward rapidly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13

Carl Hanton. a German furrier who was out
OF employment. hanged himself with rope to
hook in his lodging. Mt 81 Third street. yes
terday. He was dead when discovered. He
had pawned nearly everything pawnable and
owed Tor rent. He left a letter to his landlady.
and giving his inability to pay his rent as an
excuse. He was AZ years old and unmarried
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13
Mr.. 4, pl.nr Nay Not h. On. OF IN. PLAYER.

1t was reported yesterday that those gentle
men who proposed Mr.. Rudyard Kipling for
nonresident membership Of the Players Club
have withdrawn their support. There has
Mr. Kiping among the older mem bers Of the
club. and his candidacy was not considered at
the last meeting OF the Boar OF Governors
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Aspecial meeting of the Reorganization Com mttee
Of the Long Island Amateur Athletic League consist
ing Of Capt John b. Chrisioffel. Dr. Company A. A.I
FOrth.seventh Regiment Jean j. Tartter. Union A. Oh
Walter r. Hough. Seawanhaka Boat Ciub Joseph O.
Spaeth. Acorn A.. A.: Henry II. Ray National A. C..
William ,. Back. wil:amshurRh A. A. and j. Harding
Me.ior Prospect arrers held y-nev-nth
Regiment Armory. Brooklyn. an Wednesday evening"
Capt ChristOHel WAS elected chairman and Jean j,
Tartter Secretary Of the COMMITTEE II derird 10
reOrganize the league the isis OF n Bnar Nam
agement. The Boar, viii pro badly I've miri t., Hrteen
men. who viii he elected by baot from the dele
1t: The annual meeting ai,d wio-- terms ONCE viii
lie for year from III. dnte OF their .cci."u The
President. secretary Treasurer. and standing com.
mttees will be chosen at the annu" meeting from the
members OF the Board OF Managers
The COMMITTEES on Reorgan HatIou wifi meet again
next Monday night At the fOrty.srrenth Regiment
Armcry when the final details OF the Kan IA ion
will be made public and date for the meeting
OF the league set.
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since It's beginning In November. and will he
donei in few months. This viaduct is great
engineering feat which has been accom- plished
In the face OF great difficulties. It IL not how
ever. a com lete work in itseli. as many persons
believe. but Ia only part OF a great steel and
masonry system which Is to connect Washing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13

A Little Old Woman Who Excites The Cart.
s.ity OF Frequenters or City Hall Park.

OsttY OF FreQuenterN OF City II al FNrk.
About four times week. when the weather
is mild. a little old woman appears in the City
Hall Park laden with a square cane basket
and bundle covered with tattered news
papers. She walks YEARLY about for few
minutes and then sits down. on the bottom
step OF the rear entrance to the City Hall. She
carefully places the basket by her side. and
then bending her head over 1t. COOS softly and
taps her fingers gently Oh the cover Then
she unwraps her bundle and discloses an
old garment. which she spreads across
her lap. She threads u needle with much
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13
Filled Up the River with Coul.

PITTSBURGH. May 12.-The towboat Sam
Brown ran on bar at Glaysyile on Tuesday
night and sunk seven bar.es containing l2O.-
600 bushels Of coal. The steamer Twilight.
which was following closely. ran into the
wreck and sunk four bargus and two coal
boats. making total Of 22S.OOO bushels Of
coal lost.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13

ton Heights with tho lower city level and with
the country lying across the Harlem. The
system includes the vaduct. the new bridge.
and long elaborate approaches OF steel and
masonry across the swampy lands east OF the
Harlem to Jerome avenue and to Ogden ave-
nue.. Altogether the entire system will be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13

TO els.s.s The sy.ts% in gentle ana truly esnsheiaI
perfect remedy, syrup o. Figs One bottle viii answer
Tor AZ the family and costs only so cents: the large
size 81. Try 10 and be pleased. Manufactured BY the
California PIG syrup Company onIy.-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13

At the session Of tho Southwestern Rail way
and Steamship Association yesterday. II pro-
posed new agreement to govern rates in the
territory OF the association was under discus
sion. The meeting adjourned until ~ O'Clock
this morning. when the subject will be re-
naWaI.
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ton with the city below. as we'll as with the
city east of the Harlem. that this viaduct was
projected
A glance at the map will show that the via
duct begins at the junction OF 155th street.
St. Nicholas place. and Edgecomb avenue.
It slopes eastward upon q gradual descent to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13

IorISruJF. Ky. MAY IL Tho tw""yoar nld nly
Quyrr, by Faustus, out OF Belle Brocrk sod to-day
b. u. sc"ggan Bros to Murray Keller III TINS city for
S4,UUu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13

'''''>'' "'~ 'f"D0O's FHoM THE NUHIH
been practically closed. except by detour OF
several miles to the south Of 155th street.
There has always been a footpath UP this
ascent. and OF late years steps. but the climb
was 40 laborious that few except young folks
on pleasure excursions attempted 1t. TWAS
to bring Washington Heights into communica.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13

free exhibition Of all that Is new in furniture
going on 81 leo Z. FLINT Co.'S stores IO& West 18th ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13

Nothing con b
said in favor OF
tho best medicine
In the world that
may not be said
of the most
worthless. In one
case, it's true; in
, the other, 1t isn't;
but how can
v0l, diefinuylioh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16
Notes From the Courts.


Harry Ludington pleaded guilty in
Justice Browns court yesterday to
having committed an assault upon
Cherries Boyer at MIL Creek. Ludirg-
ton wAs assessed s. tine and costs, which
De paid
Charles Pesthumus Of Paris township
swore out . warrant from Justice
Browns court yesterday, for The arrest
OF William Hudson, charging him with
committing assault and battery. 1t Is
claimed that Hudson struck Post
humuS wife when shs stepped in be-
tween her husband and himself to pre-
vent . fight while they were quarrel
ing over . horse deal.
Fred Newberg, Jim and Tom Good
win sat in tho prisoners box in police
caurt Yesterday awaiting their cxan.i:.a-
ton fo- robbery. but IN consequence OF
the Burroughs case occupying the en-
tire day, an adjournment was taken
until January Fl.
John Often, the Grandville avenue
yesterday for selling liquor TO minors.
he will have hearing January Il.
The following dissatisfied couples
want the circuit court 10 dissolve the
knot that binds: Anna NJ. McCallom,
vs. Archie McCallom, Isaac Turner VS..
Jesse Turner and julia Beneway vs..
Jacob Benewsy.
The Michigan Trust company be gan
suit IN the circuit court yesterday to
foreclose q mortgage on property loeat-
ed IN Cunning & Perry's addition, to
secure n prornlsory note given by &.
Michael Owczarzake for 81 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16
Lichthsuxe

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are
keepers OF tho Government Ligh house
1T Sand Beach. Mich. and are b.,~sed
with a daughter four years old. Lest
April she was taken down with Meas
and turning into n Fever. Doctors
1T home and at Detroit treated her.
but in vain. she grew worse rapidly.
until she was mere ''handtu, of
bones. Then she tried DR.. Kings New
Discovery and after the use OF two
and a half bottles. was completely
cured. They say DR.. Kings New Dis
covery is worth it's weight In gold.
yet you can get n trial bottle for 10
cents ut Peck Bros drugstore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

s.np3s tlAansr, Aad tAs ssesAsow sAa -
saersled VITA Pertses snasothnsss - Acy
spssd In sithsr dis.<ssoa. IL VIII also -
pBG DE 20 eontroi tbs rsoxasa ~ the els
sssor f,om any esor - that N . prfvsss
rsssdcne< rt viii b. ostsreiy an.ssnaAary -
have ans attendant
Ia case Of the tos<i ao2pzge cf The dee
triesl suppiy. the ear would tznxae1ist<iy
he ioeksd automatically. and weah ~
nlsaa la that POSTAGE ansd the epsrssu
wtsAad - nove ap - down, either q
watch wouia be aadsr bis psrfsrt esatrol
La tie matter ek slsesfie hgatirg tAs sys
ssa via b specially valuable. and viii en-
abb nzhy s1lrc<s 0r power hstherso ~
s&rded ~ enAv allahls 10 be utilised
yoEk EelSsszsA ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

-TtrFf7f'--9~ =
Her sl.is.','.fs1sss SEES :. ~. W.


Her sIsjssty's lsrses ssss IN sAs World
We desire 10 state 10 all ladies that
the Princess o. Wales COMPANY, the
manufacturers OF Her Msjesty's corset.
feeling that the many good points Of
their celebrated corset are not fully
understood, ne will therefore have al
our store ON Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. January IL, Is and 10, Mss
Marion Cornell for the cole purpose OF
explaining the reasons Why Her Maj
esly's corset should be xosn IN prefer.
ence 10 cogsets OF any otter make.
IL is the wish OF the Prlr~ess Of Wales
company that aiiAx Corrsii shall have
the privilege 81 trying on al adles who
will allow 1t, Her Majesiy's correct. and
thus illustrate withtsut doubt by 90
doing the magnificent figure 1t will
create.
Mics Cornell Will at the same time ex-
plain all of It's good points.
We trust that as many tadnsas posi-
be Will avail themselves OF TINS great
opportunity TO learn what . perfectly
fitting corset really L.
We guarantee every pair OF Her Nal
esty's cofsets that We sell, and are con-
fident that all WHO wear 10 will find il
superior 10 Gil others.
Yours very truly.
SPRING i COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

A very rcmark able ssxd entirely new
method Of operating an electric motor has
been invented by Fl. Ward Leonard By
Mr.. Leouari's arrangement the pecd OF
The motor, a. well as the torGue. can be
varied independently, and the number Of
waits required By the motor varied direct
" with the work done under ell con
ditione. This system II rot oaly new tn
electrical devices, hut Is IN entirely new
principle in mechanics for up u che prss-
ent time there never has been my motor
system which would enable one &c sftsin
any speed desired and hold that speed con-
SANITY when the load varied from zero -
ihs maximum.
The controi Of the meter Is effected ~ -
slesersc acvice. which consumes only .
Suarser spspssre. Tho speed Is iss<eAsrd -
decxeassd a. viii. and the direcsion cf ruta-
ton can be instantly changed. The sFpB-
eafiou of this principee IL almost universal
tke mors important beng tn hctsts, rail-
ways. elevators. pumps. planners, h fsc* ell
classes 81 work in which it Is desired -
vary the speed snss vary ahe poll OF torqus.
II vs3i be ysesthle to SAT- . railway esn1n
sxertinx the fsil pull and yet with Co.
Sumption Of power which viii b extsuns'
" small. "a the starting Sped WI - ex'
treuely low. The spcsd will be gradually
accelerated In perteetly smooth mannsr.
the power r~qsired gradually tacrsash0
- the speed l. irer>arevi
A not lee r.uzsrk able aFplicatio1 II tin
principle viii be made 70 elevators by
~ sppascafiea al the new motor the mo-
tioa q the elevator will be controlled per.
fsc4ly from the elevator csr in the nsse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

Elias Daniels was bern in Scikin,
Cayuga county, y. Y, in January 1884
and died in January 1892. He united
with the Baptist church 81 the age
of twenty years. lie married. and
came to Troy. Oakland county, Mich.
when the state was almost al un-
broken wilderness. He visited Grand
Rapids when it was an Indian trading
post. He moved to Perry. Wyoming
county, n. Y. in 1912. In 1850 be
moved to wacsnsta, Mich, aud lived
there until he buried his wife in 1854.
He then engaged in the grocery bus-
ness in lie Roy for . few years, and
came 10 Grand Rapids TO reside in
1888 and mas lived here ever since.
In Dec. lsss he Married Miss sarah
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16
The rsaxlss Alsr..

cussomer~-Is this the latest styis a
burglar alsrni
C'erk-Yes. sir.
what Is the principle Of ity'
at rings a bell when tho burglar
raises the window. and by means Of an
Indicator tells ia what part Of the house
"a entrance IS being attempted
''And am ] supposed TO get out Of bed
and erappis hand to hand in the dark-
usss With the burglar or burglars
YES, unless you can get your wife to
do IL instead"
ssHumph. guess we'll make the old
style burglar alarm, the dog. last lit
10 longer. "-Yaslkee Blade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

A Police Court Jary AcqaitA HIM on the
sunday Nixht Opera Chnrse.

A Police Court Jury Acqsin HIM on the
sunday Nixht Opera Chnrse.
C.Sumner Burroughs scored bis first
genuine victory yesterday. He was on
:risl in police court for telng present
ut Rsdmond's opera house Sunday,
January 8, the first presentation of the
Vendetta" Court officer j. b. john
son and Ofsicer Jackeway witnessed the
play and on the stand gave . descrip-
ton of the plot. These were the peo-
yis's only witnesses and taeir testimony
was 10 the effect that tie play and
MUSIC Of the orchestra was other than
for the purpose OF moral instruction
and religious worship. For the de-
Tense. Burroughs. DIR. Montgomery,
Jehn FINN, T. VI. Carpenter dramatic
critic for the Eagle. and Wilbur
Force. leader OF the orchestra
~ Redmonds, testified. Car
pentsr's version OF the play MAS that il
contained moral instruction. Force
said that part OF the MUSIC rendered
wss of religious nature Burroughs
admitted that he Was present, hut pro-
tested that he run the place for gain,
moral instruction religious Worship and
charity. The testimony of the other
witnesses WA the same. Judge Hsg-
gerty practically charged the jury 70
bring in . verdict Of guilty. After be-
ing Hat twenty inmates che ssx msr,
geoi aud true, returned aud pro
neunced Mr.. Burroughs mot guilty, -
- tbs evident surprise Of the Judge
and part Of the sudience. and the un-
bounded slatioa OF tns defendant and
bis friends.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16
COOL AS AN ICICLE
Sweeney Took His Medicine
Like a Veteran.
He NEVER MOVED A MUSCLE
Whsn Judge Brslingsn= Sentenced Him
70 Ten Years N Jackson for Assault
ing a Little Gir.-Seur News.

Eeptembsr % an nnknosn man en-
tseed Zwaantl9 Desiss. 10 years old,
from the eozaer o. Centennial and
Buckeye streets, where abe was visiting
snilaren n the Decker family, 70 ss-
slnded spot IN the neighbering woods.
where he committed criminal assault.
fac following sunday . reporter for
fsx HEAALn aszfi o. the case, lmme-
aistsiy eegsn IN Ia sssslzAtion. and
Ass=..sasy ps1yr.as 4saAhsNed a full ac-
sount Of the disgrzeeful crime. The
police took the matter IN hand and
after . continued search arrested
Joseph Sweeney. nl2n 80 years Old .
having . wife and child. He was ex-
amined IN Police court and held for
trial, but because Of errors IN the mite
mus ne WAS discharged
Before no mad = chance to escape he
was re-srrested ana another exAnIna-
ton of tAs case vas held ir police
court. Witnesses were suborcinated and
tempered with. An attempt was made
TO prove an abb By false swearing, but
through 70 Ali the penctrAtlng eye OF
the law disccsned the Williams guilt, An
impartial Jury returning . verdict to
that effect January .. His attorneys
asked for . stay Of sentence, saying
that they intended 10 prepare
their BIZ OF exceptions and ask
for . new trial. Trey did not do
90, and becoming tired of waiting.
Judge Burlnag.ne summoned Sweeney
before him yesterday. Cool as . Gu
euKber, the convicted MN stood be-
fore the bar OF the court. No member
OF his family was present. Then the
silence was broken by Judge Burlin-
game
Have you anything to say why SEN
tence should not be passed upon your
In = voice unmoved BY emotion the
prisoner spoke the single word, "no."
The court continued: sin accord
ancs with my opinion IA Inr Atrial jury
composed OF twelve OF your country
men have found you guilty. How old
are your
Thirty years old"
1.-THE sentence Of this court is that
YOU b. confined in the Michigan state
prison at Jackson for period OF ten
years, from and including this day"
Not 3 muscle or Sweeney's face
meved, his cheeks did not blanch, and
when be Was led away by Deputy Sheriff
Stuart his step WAS firm and steady.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

Itt ANU Ian usStASkS lukt u
The Oily ONE WHO CURES DgAfaESS
Cata.Ih, deafness. rheunat;sm. nerr.
Gus aenihtyt impotence and ali diseases
resait.ng FROM early indlscretons and
excuses of .mhnhood, all diseases css
me nrlnsry .orsAins. partial paralyg-s'
varicocelle rnpiEres, tumors, scrofn.a
Old sores, dfopsy. skin diseases, hvcl
and Kidney complaints. heart disease
ehorh,ess OF breath, back Of head,
small OF back, etc, including all
female complaints and chronic Diseases
cured quickly and permanently.
That cough, Slight fever aua weak
ness. shortness ot breath, psipltatiou
OF heart, my means surc aud quick
consamptisn.
II YOU are nervous, restless, irrita-
ble. s.eepless or wake after horned
dreams, tired mornings, with dull
headache, bade taste IN the mouth,
sometimes discharges, and 20 about
your employn ient without life, energy
or ambition, desire 10 be alone,
gloomy fofebodings, a dis1osl ton 90
worry and fret about trouble ahead
that never comes, speils of feeling
afraid or uncertain. sometimes low
spirits, You are suffering from nervous
debility aud cxhaustlonof nerve power.
which may end an utter prostrAtson.
insanity ard death.
Ii you have a great sense of weakness
and WEAKNESS, with tired iimbs. numb
ness. trembling. prsckly sensations.
cold feet ond legs, YOU are advancing
20 that most serions diEeasc-Psraiyels
If your head aches, feel numb and
tired, with strange sensations. lose Of
memory. anu YOU think with difficulty
or you are sieepiess at night. with
drowsgncss and dullness during the
day, tho nerve and brain fatigue may
soon run into insanity or death.
1fyou have any OF these feelings do
rotneglect them, or they will end IN
paralysls, insanity. pfostrstion or
death.
Asy you value your life do not neg
lect these warnings. Time ard eKpe-
rience has shown, ana hundreds at
start Ing and marvellous cures have
p wed, that these diseases are pey-
iectlv and completely cured by isR.
;. CLAY TODD. IL ~. DIVISION street.
rooms I, 3 and 4, Grand Rapid, Mich.
Under the use of DIE. :. CLAY
1oDD'S remarkable remedies All
those symptoms weld 80 " ty magic,
and strengths Of nerves, vsgor Of BRAN.
vitality OF blood and heksth Of body
are soon restored.
Ills remedies are purely vegetable
and harmless, and can u.aly be oh
tanned al his Office.
DIR. TODD compounds he pfescfip-
tions before each patient IN his office.
DR. ToDD'S office u al le y. DIVISION
street. rooms 4. 3 and 4. Grand Rapids.
iiis medicines sgrce with the stonB-
sch. and you can eat anything you
choose.
He 10 IN hn Office from in the morn
ing until in the evening every day bat
Sundays.
Cab everybody. A friendly talk viii
cost you nothing.
Low charges. RAPID cures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16

4 ARTS xAa SURVIVES hsD. aiso Two
children. Mrs. Henry Brown. OF y. O..
and Nspa.e Daniels, aged twelve
years The Rev. 1. Bafisrfieid was
pastor, ssslsted By The Rev. NxnKus,
when he united with tae Baptist
church here in Grand Rapids. and per-
formed his marriage ceremony, aud
concuete1 his funeral seIvlcee- Sing
ing conducted by Mrs Msrrll.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16
strength and i:oaiIh.

II you are not feeling strong and
healty. try Electric Bittcrs. II La
Grippe" has left You weak and weary.
use Electric Bitters This remedy acts
directly on Liver. Stomach and Kid
nencys. gently aiding tbese organs 10
perform their functions. n you acr
afflicted with Sick Headache. you aill
find speedy and permanent relief by
taking Electric Bitters. One trial viii
Sconvince you that this Is the remedy
you need. Large bottles only SOC. at
Peck Bros drugstore.