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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19
PLEASURES OF MEMORY.

What blessed thing is memory! How
II brings up the pleasures OF the past, and
hides its unpleassntuesses! You recall
your childhood DAYS, do YOU not, aud
wish they would return! You remem-
Der the pleasant associations, while the
unpleasant ones are forgotten. Perhaps
To your mind comes the face Of some
friend. 1t was once pale, sad face. II
showed marks of pain. lines of care.
l. seemed TO be looking into the heres
after, tue unknown future. And then
you recalled how it frightened. how it
recovered its rosy hue. how it became a
picture OF happiness and Joy. Do YOU
remember these things? Many people do,
and gladly tell how the health returned
how hsppiDess came back, how the world
seemed bright. Thev tell how they were
once weak, nerveless, perhaps in pain,
certainly unhappy. They tell of sleep,ess
nights, restless days, untouched food, IN
strung nerves. Aud then they tell how
they became happy. healthy and strong
once more. You have heard it often in
the past, have you nOl2 You have heard
people describe how they were cured an
kept IN health? You certainly can re
member what it il that has So
7ei-ed people in America. II no
listen II what Mrs Anaie Jenness
Miller, who IS kHown universally as tie
rgat dress rcformer, saws: SIX years
t-", when suffering from mental Car,
4ut cv-rworE, l received the most pra
7uureed benefit from the use Of Tha
great medicine, Warner Sale Cure Al
aaw you remember. Now you recal
gov many people you have heard Y
his same thing. Now YOU recollect how
much YOU have heard of this great Cure
Vow you are ready 20 admit that mem5rl
= usually pleasing, tina, the hiehes
pleasure comes from perfect health. aud
nat this great remedy has done more 10
produce and prolOng health than an
other discovery ever known in the entire
history Of the whole world.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19
annual Clearance Sale

B=tws en- now and the first of
the year We shall follow orr an
.nUa custom OF closing ont our
stock as close as possible BE-.
fore the first of January. any
one thinking Of purchasing a
piano or organ viii C Itainly
save money and do we'll by cali
ing on D. Roy BowIbv, 1925
1econd avenue, Rock Island
We guarantee prices and TRIMS
10 suit those who wish to buy
for holiday presents. We still
handle the Old reliable Hallet
4 Davis and Emerson pianos.
which our house has handled
continuously for 80 years-that
alone Will recommend and our
New Scale Kim ball piano is the
wonder Of the musical age
Call and get prices: no trouble
10 chow goods, We have on
hand a few good upright pianos
which have been rented or used
Tor concerts. We positively
guarantee 10 make prices on
second hand instruments that
VIII sell them to anyone who.
wants a piano; we don'6 pro-
pose 10 carry over the first of
) nuary anything secondhand.
VIII sell on easy payments;
call early and get your choice
II d.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19
succestful Away

Why is Cubeh Cough Cure called the
one minute remedy? The falIowfrc
from GsrrY Elliott vice president OF
State Insurance company. Des Moiues.
explains his first experience: Eis wife
recently became 50 h0arse from severe
cold she could not sUeak above a wlis-
per. One dose Of the Cubeb Couch
Cure afforded great relief, and few
doses removed the hoarscuess entirely
lie also says bis children have never been
so free from coughs and colds as they
have been since he keeps Cubeb Cough
Cure IN the house. HaTiz & Bahnsen.
Hot Springs Skin Soap not only pre-
vents ali skin disorders, but is ezCeIlenr
for the toilet and nursery.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19
Transmosrtncatinn OF Mnrn.-

some interesting instances of the manner
in which words become Transformed are
met with ia children's counting out "
rhymes; one of the most amusing trausi
tons IS IN connection with the rhyme.
One is all, two is as. zi-k : all zar.
Bo5ta!i nanny Es7i, little, tall. tan.
Harum sca-um. Virgin Mary
SiHGleu1H, saaE,eum. jolly, oh, buck
Here we have very good Illustration Of
the evolution theory of modern scientists.
The first form Of .'bo5tau nanny goat 3
changes to ''6ohtaii billy goat. - .'bohtsil
doninicher." 'bohtail vinegar and az
last, through course Of time and altered
conditions OF existence, tle Ios5i-ei bob
tail nanny goat" ultimately develops into
the highly respectable form of Baptist
minister"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19

Drain the oysters in coIgnder. season
with salt and pepper and keep them in :.
cold place for twenty minutes before cook
ing. Then roll each one, first, in sfftet
cracker crumbs. next. in beaten egg mixed
with little mii's and seasoned with salt
and pepper, and then in cracker crumbs
again. Take care 20 observe the order
first, crumbs; second, the egg Fry them
tn the same way you would doughnuts) in
boiling hot lard When OF a delicate brow n
color drain them out and serve not
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19

Sylvester night, Us the ii -ht preceding
New Years day is called in Germany. Is an
occasion for family gatherings and rei0ic-
InEs. The evening hours before the clock
stTl6es midnight are devoted 50 musical
family entertainment, which Is followed
By the brewing OF the New Years punch.
while the cakes are placed On the table
With the first stroke Of the midnight hour
glasses are clashed together and good
wishes for he coming year exchanged.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19
PROBATE
IS Pounds q Blood

Is about the quantity nature allows TO an
adult person It is Of the utmost in
20rtaace thai the blood should be kept a.
pure as pa si5ie. By its remarkabl,
cures Of scr5 uIa. salt rneum. etc, Hool's
Sars-9ariLia las proven It's claim 10 be the
best blood purifier.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19

No one regrets the departure
OF decrepit old '9l. He served
his day-or rather the 800 of
them and his successor will
be his superior. The old is
goNe, the new is here. You
cara nothing about the many
things we had in stock last sum
mel; but now, that's different.
Listen aud You can't help but
be Interested. We have deter
mined to close out all our over
coats, and have cut the prices
dep into the cost. Boys and
children's $3.50, 81 and S. coats
al 60 at s. %. Boys and chill
dre''s Sc. 81 and IS coats 81 IS
Mems overcoats in proportion.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19
COUNTN BUILD4z&


Jan lt-LstjIe J Moorehesd b Ad IN
Graham, Undivided Is v se4. ), %. 5w,
500.
Lawrence d Fr.ss % Samuel McCoa,
1t., .eel % ,u3 81 WealLerhezd'-
add, E7cs Island, Sl,215.
a Il @ lycr 10 4 6 k5mbaT, undivided
ol--aat Of lot IS. GlyerS add, Rock
I-.zu6, $500
4 G Eina.1 TO A Il Gu7tr. undivided
one nalf Of lot 10. GIyer's add. Rock
I>lsrd, $500.
Herman >'1eltjng to August Heuke.
lot 4 block /. second add 60 Fleetwood
Parl, Rock Island, 81 600.
/ IA u b. oSs ct al to August Heuke.
part lots aad ). block /, WE Brooks
third addition Rock Island 500.
Abraham Weaver to Loretta Weaver.
'3 lot 6 ara Iot : 81, Il, ~. Black Hawk
township. 1916.
Joshua q Canon to Robert Welch, ia,
divided / ) s. 81, Is. 5E, $500.
Moline Wafer Power company to
Charles Burfgstou, lot . block Y, Moline
Water Power compsny's addition, Mo
line. 800
14-Sarah L Sheppard to Charles "
Wake and Z DOnshoo. part lots l and
? nv 6, IS, Sc. 81 300.
4 W Wadsworth 10 p 4 Keller. WI lot
g, McEniry : addition to Moline, 81 800
George " Walker 20 Thomas c Nutter,
lots Il, IS and 10, block 4, Colum5i4
Park, South Moline, S4OO
George v Walker 10 Thomas C Natter
LOT -, block 4 CoIumbia PARK, South
Moline. $500
16-Dougl-s s-d Mcclellan Mosher t.
Jonu Nosn,r. sNI SUI 10. IS. le. and W !
net "a. IL le, 500.
john and Douglas NOsher 10 Mcclellan
Nosher. . SCI &c, IS. i, and vi II
Z p, IS, /. 500.
Mary a Benson to DimOck, Gould &
Co. lot ., block ,, Guyer's second add
Rock Islsuo, $50
PROBATE.
Jan. ID Estate of John NJ. Schmitt
just and Irue account. etc. filed sd an
proved. Petition for sale of real estatt
20 pay debts Bond for disposal of pro
reeds accrl.cc from said fled and sd,
proved
E.tate Of JIergen Tagge. Dsdimus
1rylCstztim. issued to Samuel F. Haw-
'cy, notary uhhc in Cook county, H., to
axe deposition 1f Edward JUDD one O,
atses;iUg vi uesses 10 VIII, in proof Of ex
aCuuGn thereof.
Conservat,rsbip Of Frank F1lsinger
Frank ". Fulsiugsr appointed conserva-
tor. Bond lied and approved and letter,
ssued
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19
Surprise 10 All.

After using N Others Friend" two
mouths l WAS so speedily aud easily re-
lieved that it was surprise to those al
tending me. Mothers Friend" IN
douotedly lessons the pains, shortens the
time and restores the mother speedily to
health. Will recommend it to all ex-
pectaDt mothers, and advise them 10 use
it. Mrs. J. A. R, Muncie, Iud. Sold
by HGr.z s. Bahnsen
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19
9ara Wye CHS

are. without Coubt, the most painful ana
the worst looking cuts or bruises an ami.
mai receives 4 man is not wise or
thoughtful who does not have q bottle or
Krsuse's G .rusn Oil. Il is the preg,
German wonder for barb wire or any
other kind Of cuts AID bruises. OnlY
25c and good 5or man or beast. Hartz
& Bahnseu.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19
he Sure to Put the Sugar in First.

If young lady adds milk or cream to
her tea before putting IN the sugar. it is a
Hgn that She l. in danger OF being crossed
in love
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19

The Chinese claim that the FIRST diction-
airy was compiled by Paout-She, learned
Chinaman. who lived in the year 100 &. &
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19
stormy Waters.

The China sea and the Bay Of Fundy are
said to be the two toughest seas in the
world
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19

For a general family cstbsrtic We con.
tdenllV recommend Hoods Pills. They
should be in every home medicine chest.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19

My son, deal only with men who cd,
vertise. You will never loose by IL -
Franklin.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-19

Cubeb Cough Cure-One minute.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

The war between the cattlemen and
the "Rustlers" IN Wyoming began in
earnest yesterday, when the FIRST battle
was ought. Forty men are reported
to have been killed. Tho "Rustlers'
are flying in all directions and will
probably not again make . serious
stand. The trouble out of which
this conflict grew 10 one western
cattlemen have had to contend
with almost continuously since the
raising OF cattle on = large scale was
begun on the great prairies Of the west.
The lawless element which 10 supposed
to infsss the frontiers, either despair.
ing of accumulating wealth by honest
means or from Unborn depravity, have
continuously foraged on tho herds Of
the cattlemen. If strong enough and
bold enough the herd was levied
upon almost openly. When alone
or when the herd was well guarded the
rustler contented himself with running
of the ragglers, Is cattle strayed from
the main herd are called. These stray
cattle were then driven to little fire.
quented valleys, rebrsnded and sold at
the first opportunity. The rustiers
usually worked IN gangs and their
depredations have been so considerable
that the cattlemen are rs the battle just
fought indi Gates incensed to the poin.
OF murder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

The action OF the senate IN dismissing
James Z. Young, the executive clerk,
is being severely criticised by the press,
generally, and 1t Is right that it should
be. Mr.. Young produced evidence in
advance showing his innocence OF the
charge OF revealing the proceedings OF
the senate while IN secret session. But
this did not avail him. He was required
20 leave the senate chamber during its
secret session, but the proceedings of
that body appeared with much faith
fulness in the next mornings paper.
Here was prims fscie evidence Of his
innocence, but 1t seemed a. il nothing
could sppesse the wrath of the sena-
tors. Some one had TO be sacrificed.
Mr.. Yogng's head was demanded and
q fell. That .here wss motive be-
hind this, the most indefensibIe act OF
which the senate was ever guilty, oil
believe. II Mr.. Youog's place was
wanted for another man. IL could have
been had without resortinx to such
shabby tactics.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
GROVER WRITES AGAIN.

IL the expressed unwiilingness OF ex-
President Cleveland 60 allow bic name
~ 60 before the Chicago convention
the result Of feigned modsssy. or does
he sits kesner insighs than ME fell
lows realize the hopelessness Of demo-
cratic victory To one or the ether of
these causes must be assigned his re-
luetsnce to enter the race. II il ID
feigned and born Of hope that popu-
lar sentiment will With . rush break
down eli opposition and carry him on
the crest of a rssistless wave 10 victory,
he does not read the sens righ {.
Rarely IN the history of nations has
sin. hsppeaed. and still nsors rxse viii
be incidents Of this kind m the future
This u indeed an see Of reason add
Of reading. Aen have opinions Of their
eva and are aasliiisd TO erprsss tbens'
Mr.. Clevelssd nor any other man vhs
may be chosen need think himself sr
eueod lr.ent Of the vii of the people
he csnnes ee assrs sssn the nsoss svs:l
sbIs smenx . score. The more prehs
bic resson q that hs tid rot relish The
idea Of q ssesnd defeat. and eaa zee NJ
hopeful sgns Of vietsvy. His lsss Iss
ter. dated sdril =. nsscases sass TIE -
sua n Rhode Iasas inspires: 4. II
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

"Joy Gould wepsr Tbs wsa the strik-
ing headline which some weeks ago amazed
the readers Of the daily papers. II was
stated that at meeting of q board Of rail-
way directors Of which Mr.. Gould was a
member. he suddenly burst into tears
The cause Of the tears was never fully ex-
planned. IL was generally believed, how
ever. that some personal friend OF Mr..
Gould's, in whose investments that mil
lionaire was taking . tender interest, had
escaped with his fortune Hence the team.
But the tears OF Gould will shortly ~
eclipsed by thu prayers It Could. The mil.
lioaaire has como to the conclusiou, like
Irvings Tom Walker, that he will save
stakes with satan. He has given 80, 900 ia
the Presbyterian church cxtension fund.
We may Be excused for pointing out u
Mr.. Gould. in the most delicate way in the
world. that Ainsng tho churches gratitude
may be defined rs ian appreciation OF
favors-to come" Ten Thousand dollarr
will be looked upon IS an indication OF a
Christian spirit, but 1t will never buy sal.
walton for . repentant millionaire. Jay
will have to put up.
Whatever may be the feelings excited
upon earth By the danger Of lssing Mr..
Gould, there can be little question as ia
the feeling elsewhere sbcut the danger Of
gaining him " he gets his ticket to Para
disc through this eleventh hour repentance
there viii be grave disquiet caueed in
heaven. IL his long end successful life Of
robbery on earth be any Indication Of his
after life. the golden hsrps In heaven will
have to be chained. And II, when NJ. Jay
Gould ioins tao heavenly choir. he should,
in addition to singing. repeat his cele.
bvased &c u weeping. We think the angels
vonld be afflicted with fatalssce.-Saa
Frsncises Argonaut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

SsnHshss tfeh isS tAGss
ms. Passos,s Latter.
Mr.. samuel ~. Lemsn, Fred 8. Clark
snd usorgs r. wanty:
Geutiemen-Whea . proposition was
made TO me that Hon. William Alden
smith and myself should both retire
from the contest for the position OF
driega te- af-iafge TO the republican ma
tlousi convention expressed my wlil.
ingness TO d. 80 provided Mr.. smith
would de- likewise and that We should
both use our bcst efforts TO secure the
nomination Tor tbs Hon. d. A. Bod
gett whose past service 10 universally
Recognised.
THIS is . presidential year and The re-
publlcans OF this cOngressionsi dlstrsc,
should be thoroughly united. believe
this action would secure entire party
harmony, and ] have no personal
ambst,on thst Am nos willing 10 sink
10 bring that about l learn that Mr..
Smith has accepted this propositiou
and my name will not be presented q
Detroit.
Thanking you, gentlemen. and ths
other good friends. for Ia rr kind inter.
est in my candidacy, aud, asking then
loyal and hearty support 10 make thu
plan . success,
am, sincerely yours.
JoaN PATTON, in.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

william Alden Smith has again
demonstrated MS intense loyalty to bis
party. With every promise Of success
III view be rose above mis- personal am
bitl0n 70 pave the way TO harmony and
party unity. In Withdrawing from .
contest. in which, 20 far - this city
and county are concerned he Vas al
ready . victor, he has displayed an un-
ssltishness altogether inconsistent with
the character Of the politician. His
action was not inspired by fsar Of de-
feat, nor WAS Il sncompassed by the
craft OF those whom ne had defeated.
Ii sprang from the wnole-souled gencr-
oslty of the man, who was moved from
. sense of justics and equity, 10 yield
whatever of honor the position OF dele
gate At large might hold TO fellow
towusman whose services 70 the party
worthily entitle HIM to the added
distinction. Mr.. Blodgstt repre-
sena all that 10 honorable and
manly in politics. He is con.
slant in his devotion, steadfast in
his republicanism aud representa-
tive citizen in every respect. The &C.
ton Of Mr.. Patton in Withdrawing 10
his favor 10 another tribute to his fit.
ness The latter had determined fol.
lowing, few in number, who would not
be plscated unless radical concessions
were made to them. Mr. Smith antici,
pated their opposition. and, although
he could overcome il, generously solved
the problem for them By taking an init.
iative which Mr.. Patton was prompt ia
follow. II 10 . good thing for oil con
cerned that the end was 20 happily
reached. Mr.. Smiths action Will not
be forgotten.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

Agnes Wallace Villa, whose intense
and robust acting naturally appeals TO
womsnhood, had appreciativs audi
enees at Red n,ond's yesterday matinee
aud evening in '.The World Against
Her." The play will be continued
throughout the engagement with NATL
nees tomorrow ana Saturday.
Smith Turner 10 in town and will
have much to say in the papers. three
sheets. stands aud lith0s. about 1.-The
Fast Mail" when opens at Redmond
next Sunday evening.
Another large attendance enjoyed
the speciality bill ADD play 1t Smiths
theatre last night. Matinee today, Fri.
day and Saturday.
The Michigan University Banjo and
Glee club will draw the fashion of
Grand Rapids At Hartman hall next
Monday evening. The sale of seats will
open saturday morning at the box
office.
The Kendalls. the English players,
will put IN two nights At Powers before
the season closes.
The children June Ross" and Miss
Voc are dciighting the fair sex who
throng Rcdmond's this week.
This is good theatre weather-but
then it is holy week, and strange a i,
may seem-a fact disputed a. other
times of the Christian almanac year
many theatre patrons are religious and
observers Of Christian precspts.
Manager Burroughs, who IL yet de-
vOut to the pious impressions of h,l
boyhood daye, promises some appropri
ate music in Redmond's next Eastel
Sunday night.
Vague runners Of a summer theate,
are in the mir; repertoire company
comic opera and museum IN q ter tet
building on d. II. Waters lot, and sict
but it looks at present az if the sunl
| mer garden and Wurzburg's band
in hustling Manager Hartman's hal
may catch the throng during the heat
| ed period.
The writer of this column has Away
said an encouraging word for the enter
prlsing amateurs. The coming preson
tation Of "The Pirates of Penzance'
promises to be the most pretentious eff
fort yet offered on the local stage. l
! will TIC given the 26-27, for tho benefi
OF the Grand Rapids Guard. Ninet,
persons all told will compose the cas-
| and chorus. and the orchestra will con
sIst OF twelve pieces. Albert II. More
head, with his usual cheerfulness, gen
| crosby and sincere enterprise for tn
promotion OF spreading interest in mu
sic and singing hereabouts, has voiun
teered his services, and rehearsals ar,
| frequent and satisfactory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

Dssuing, the mast bsndisa murderer
this sgs has produoed. viii. by his ST.
ternsys, set up the defense that ewing
10 prenatal impression on bis mother
he wxs born with "a irresistible InAaIs
tor homicias- Tue defense v unique
under its cloak murder with oil its
CHASTITY detail of Circumstances and
place will b discussed with . sang
ireid. chilling in it calmnsss aud her-
ribls IN its sxactness. While We natur-
ally shrink In horror from . contem-
plation Of Gains crime, yet none snouid
wisn to Prolong the life Of this crinxing
coward. Such monsters are unworthy
the mercy VII Gu prompts the espendi-
tuIs OF money needed for witnesses,
that their existence may be prolonged.
Inherent influences can a. we'll b. dis
cnssed after this Implying fend has
paid the penalty ~ before. Science
viii net be retarded BY his speedy exc
eution, nor Will any violence be done
to humsnizing influences A short
trial followed by . brief notice OF
Desming's execution would servo the
ends Of justice and rid the world Of 8
murderous monster quite ~ we'll, and
10 ell that - required.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

Vermont maple sugar makers are not
happy. They feel that something is
wrong, and like perverse humanity in
general are disposed to quarrel with
their best friends. The fact of the
matter 10 this 10 IN unfavorsble year
for sugar m aking and the Vermont
yield will be much below the average.
Tho warm sunny days followed by
sharp, frosty nights, % necessary To q
good yield. are strangers TO Vermont
thn spring and sap either gums, or has
already lost that percentage of sach-
arins matter necessary to profitable
sugar making. But vermonters should
accept the blessings they have. Our
tariff discriminates against the 20 ,0oo,-
600 pounds manufactured by the
Canadians to the extent OF 2 cents
per pound and the bounty given
sugar makers adds 2 cents
per pound 70 the price of ali who man.
ufacture sugar of certain grade. The
annual yield of $4,000 900 pounds may
drop to 10000, 600, but instead OF being
compelled to market their sugar At six
70 eight cents per pound ~ they did
last year they may conridenly expect
. material increase Of price. The COM
plants which come from Vermont do
not on their face enianate from manu-.
facturers Of large quantities of high
grade sugar. 1t is they who make
small quantities of an undesirable grade
who complain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

fRitNos AND eyklcs ALIKE saMTtp
TO INSPECT IT.


fruSh 10 sfrepseF thna aesssa, % rum tie
tseR 81 sss<ss wefas esuia - Askes lt<a The
fAefx given m TIE ieilew1ng skesck ~ per
4sEAl expsrieses rel q - the writer y AZ,
experieace- Fer the psst ter yesrs nv lie
has her q enc 81 esnstsst saGsssss Ih<s Gsy
seee sIrAESa hui "a - tAci Eese ttslsSe
Mat g ases ny {. ssbi<s Wei sAn scare n
tell IL heesn - Isaa ! aa1 rastuerd u
grew. aseaits eli cfeFts 10 Z erk ont3 q
10 s@me 81 . ctrosse nature. Ey n-se md
1 sbt euzztng nsa 20 n ny earS r'y
eesss II - . aRe 81 become very N e.
ifntsz pos. NJ eses Uerr Ucsk xoa ~ktefy
ac-sed eepstA t.y, Iarre wss = cossss srep
y nx 81 Dueeus 49, ny thrs . h1rs at Ne
hsWkfnx eal fshing = gfsa- deal 81 tkist tea
sc-oua waite matter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-13

ssi'sved With his party thas Rss1e
Island would elect democrats state
sneers- fss awakening wss paiaful,
and rsaliz;sg the hopslssnsa Of tbs
approaching eontess hs snas early de-
elinss 70 assume the functions ct .
puppst.