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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
HER SECRET.
Wonderful Complexion Which
No One Could Explain.
All Women Were Enyious of
Her for Many Years
Now They Knew All About 1t
and Follow Her Example.

A lady we'll known IN our social cir
cles has for years been a. once the en-
wv aud admiration Of all the ladies
hereabouts. on account of the wonder
ful preservation of her health and
beauty, ana particularly because OF
her clear AMI dazzling complexion.
she has been laany times urged by
her acquaintance and friends 10 dis
youthful appearance. Last evening
she grew confidential TO little knot
of frends, among whom the writer
Was present. ard her secret Is now . %.
cret no longer.
why, 1t 10 really no secret at ALL"
she said. "a perfect complexion de-
ponds upon just two things, strong
nerves and . good digestion.
"Most women are excessively ner-
vous, weak and languid. and as re-
suit their complexions are sallow and
their faces pinched, drawn and
wrinkled. Female difficulties ALWAYS
sggravate tho trouble. Few women
have perfect digestion. Now, obviously,
II women wish sound health and good
compilations they must get their nerves
strong, their digestion good and have
no female weakness. Disorders OF the
stomach and liver, with the consequent
cloggiug of the system, 10 very trying
to the complexion. The best thing in
the world to overcome these difficult
ties 10 DIR. Green's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. for it 10 wonderful
strengthener of weak nerves and gives
. vigorous appetite and perfect diges
ton. Ii should be used by ever NO.
man who Is ct all weak or run down.
Besides, it is vegetable remedy, pure
and harmless"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20


The above 10 borne out by another no
less popular lady, Mrs. Mary Frances
Lytle, who resides at Hunter alley.
Rochester, N. Y. In speaking upon the
same subject she said:
~ WAS very pale and delicate and
had no color whatever. l also had q
very bad leucorrh9a ell the time and
suffered great pains at my periods.
81 am now all we'll, thanks to DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. My face is plump and cheeks
red. and my complexion pure.
when l began the use of this most
excellent remedy only weighed 81
pounds, now l weigh lis pounds and
am still gaining. DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy Is .
wonderful medicine. have not had
any trouble since began taking it."
This great remedy is the discovery of
the eminent and well known phvsi-
clan, DIR. Greene, of 80 w. 14th street,
New York. He gives consultation to
ali free Of charge, and those who can
not visit him At his Office are privileged
to write him all about their cases and
thus get his advice by mail free.
1t y certainly advisable for all to use
his remarkable remedy. which can bs
procured at any drug store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

She was a stately creature and she re-
ceivei his proposal 81 marriage with per
feet sang frold.
evil you sccept my unworthy love.
Gladysf' he whispered. gazing yearning-
" into her face.
Certainly. = she replied with the COM
tined frankness q the inxenue and the
nerve - gss company.
He was trsn-fgured with happiness
"Aad yon viii be my wifey he de-
rsnted. fearful II his andscisv. skep-
teal 81 the reality ~ the stmo~phe-s Of
bliss in which he found himself.
con one condition
He Kissed her rsptSvouslv-
"Nsne iti~ be exclaimed.
She placed her hand conndingiy in his
EDO nos hlsme me-
A dew ovsrsprsad her BIG brown eyes
III issinlina. II sak ron e. sign =
stipnisfion fnf puhlic sriai ~ tse a.
vorve <nit You kno~ am entirely de-
pendent ca my own esertions Tor i've
Ehcod
Ske rez<i ceus~nf Ia bis beAminx coan-
tsr@nee. -t~uest Tnhas~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

One Of the war veterans Of the state 10
Daniel =. Stoneburner OF Oakdalo Park. He
went through all the hardships Incident to .
soldier life. His story. - given 60 an inter-
Nv ni.e In the service" said he. II con-
tracted pneumonia In ITS worst form The
physicians said would probably sooner or
later die OF consumption. a. tile coalition Of
my lungs invited the disease. 30 was sent
when returned. found that had con-
tracted rhrumatism also. l spent several
hundred dollars and went to great many
physicians In an endeavor to obtain relief II
lungs were In bad shape. and that the trouble
would Kill me IN time. was not only suffer-
ing. thefore. with bodily pain. but With al the
positive features OF consumption. / found
that nothing could be done for me By the ply
I'm this condition Of mind. was prevailed
upon by friends who were being benefited by
the Copeland Medical Institute to 60 to Drs.
Copeland and Graham and try them.
who sent mt there. so great ana 30 unex pected
has been my improv. mcnt. A. that time
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-
uiar and sometimes very bad; food did not
seem TO do me any good. and really felt
better without It, was subject to fever and
lanGuidness In tho morning. was sleepy all
day and did not rest well at night. and was so
thing.
"sInce have been under the hands OF Drs
Copeland and Graham have improved so
realty that can scarcely say this IL myself.
thirty years. 1 shall follow my course OF
treatment until the end. and then shall not
rest good until every sufferer tries ne physi-
clans Of the Copeland Medical Institute"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
AL RIGHT OAyY."
THE COON CANE DOWN WHEN THE
CUN MAS RAISED.
SIS A MONTH DID IT
ssMake Il unanimous"-Evefyb body Get
ting Into Line-The Insugorators OF
Low Fees for Medical Services
Have Z Word TO Say.

when Drx Copeland aud Graham located In
Grand Rapids they we're perfectly aware II the
facs that there were many more ply sicians n
The city than the laws OF supply aud demand
justified.
They had been told that 1t would be useiess
foo them to come h ere. rs the neid Was already
died Especially with advertising Doctors
Now there are advertising doctors." and
there are doctors who advertise Do you
see the pointg bra Copeland and Graham
belong 10 the latter class To the former be =
long those men who possess no qualifications
10 speak OF. but wao advertise to get whss
they can out Of those who come and thea drop
them.
IL Is one thing to advertise and another to
cure DrA Copeland and Graham were doc
tors nrst. advertisers afterward. Hence W hst
tney say In the pubic prints II fully carried
out in their private ef1ceA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

Stephen ID. Derry says he has con-
tract with the Saginaw board of educa-
ton that runs for . year from Septem-
Der 5. They threw him out of . Job
by sbolishing the truant school. He
has notified them that he intends to
make them pay a years sslary-work
or no work.
Joseph III. wilkins, proprietor OF the
hotel recently burned At Bangor, Bay
county. sues the Bay City Tlmes-Pres
for SIC, 900 for libel. He alleges that
the paper referred TO his hotel as dis
reputable place and gave MIN . rather
hard name.
Mrs. Howard of Milan. whose hus-
hand WAS sent to prison IN New York
for MS connection with the fraudulent
Electric Sugar Refining company, Is
getting signatures at her home To Pc
tltIon for her husbands pardon.
About one mile Of the Rapid River Il
Eastern railroad is completed. When
flushed The line will connect the CHI
csgo Il West Michigan and Grand Rap
Ids 4 Indiana railroads at kalkaska.
Rev. ID. Charles Scott. president of
Hope college. has received message
that the late James f.. Hodges of New
- y
scholarship.
State bosrd of agriculture has de-
esdec 20 hold sixteen farmers iusti-
futss during the winter, four to consist
OF tea sessions and twelve OF five ses-
sions each.
Essu Liggins. n i0-yesy-old co'ored
Constantine boy, played hockey from
scb q, stexilng ride on train. He
fell osS and nad leg terribly crushed.
Near Niles an insane woman from
Coioms ess detected while placing OBJ
s,ructlcns On the railroad track.
Nearly every democrst in Lansing
wants ~ work for Grover selling post
Az stamps.
TIE Hastings Furniture company is
enisrgng ia plant.
BENTON Hsrbor's paper mill will soon
begin operations.
Nashville has enlarged its water
vofkS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
Ha.iir Hurt.

Mrs Wade was in one respect "tor.
nerfessome" woman 30 live with, AZ her
husband expressed IL. She had no sim
agination. :" hs said. and "wonld ask thu
aueerest questions"
AZ the supper table Mr.. Wade men.
TONED a tragic circumstance that he had
reai that day In the newspaper. A pas.
renger on trsnsatlantic steamer hal
fallen overheard in rlidocean and had
never bean seen again.
~W a. ~ drowne,lT' asked Mrs. Wade.
eCh. NJ. ~ eourss not" said Mr..
Wade. sBat he sprained his snkie, be-
Love. - Youths Companion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

l1son delivered On appreciated isctsfs
before the 8omsn's lssxus OF ~ ani-
se<z.tY. After me lecture al saformAi
reception Nss held "a a9zaoF OF toe
guest of the league. f9dsy Mss >il-
YER. state secretary =. ". q A. I'll
address sDs ;. L. A. early uesnGg.
Tne privilege OK hearing lectures on
every concels abse topic OF interest -
one OF th. Eare opportunities enjoyed
BY the sxu1seais Of me u. OF NJ. as the
uniyeFHty . especially favored Ia this
respect.
Work on sne class ANIMALS, the Cas-
Italian and Oracle - progressing rapid
~ liz % reported that the Oracle viii
appear soon and u - quite probable
thai the CAslziian Will DC issued soon
after Christmas
IL 10 reported that ana library mu-
scum Of Detroit a 10 be presented 10
me u. Of NJ. III We do receive this mu-
scum II Will prove considerable adj
dltioa 80 our already fine collection.
The latest ..fzd" mere "a the forma-
ton Of special aad select boarding clubs
With q sociai am. Two have already
been orxAnlzrd. and have the fantAstl-
cal names OF ''Pl OLA" and .'ChawtAlk-
ws-'
The delayed steel trusses FOR the new
gymnsAum have arrived and work
will b rssnrred ~ once and pushed to-
ward compilation. 80 Tar IS tne funds
on hand vii Allow. OF Sss $4,000 OF
available funds f36, 00o will be required
10 build up the walls and add the roof;
t25. coo more 10 necessary for the COM
pistio. CT the building strong ef-
fort WI. 10 made toward influencing
the nsxt legislature TO furnish the adj
dltloual funds
Great interest is being taken IN ath-
lesscs and gymnasium practice In the
Mcmillan Cyan" IN anticipation or the
completion of our own gymnasium.
Wonlen's classes IN gymnastlc practice
have been formed ~ the Mcmillan
gym" and they are becoming entnu-
slast.c over athletics a. . result.
The intsr-clsss foot ball games, which
shouId have been played this week,
have been postponed until after the
TnAnksg wing recess.
The event Of the Rugby season Is the
game TO be played with CornelPs
eleven IN Detroit on Thanksgiving day.
Extensive arrangements are being made
for q large excursion 70 Detroit, and no
doubt no less than 500 students will
witness the game
Tuesday night al work in the uni
vsrsity closes for the Thanksgiving re-
c<Ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
HAVE A NEW ORDER
The Industrial Legion of the
United States
FOUNDED BYM'cUNE'S FRIENDS
The Org anizafion Is Secret and VIII
Advance the Principles Of the
Peoples Parry.

MEaPHis, Tenn, Nov. IAN or
gsnlzation styled The Industrial
Legion of the United States" mas been
formed here today by prominent lead
ers Of the party who are also prom
inent IN the farmers alliance. the Oh
ject Of which is to carry out politically
the measures embodied In the declars-
ton Of principles Of the Omaha plat
form of the peoples party, together
with free speech. free ballot and
fair count.
The industrial legion 10 to consist OF
three classes. IL, first TO consist OF male
members over Il years Of age. intend
ed to group together ~ voters and will
be regarded ss the senior class; the
second will DO the junior clsss, which
will consist OF male members
under 81 and over IA years Of
age, VINO shall DO educated and
trained TO become members of the
peoples party, and the third class Will
be known as the Women's Aid corps.
which 10 entered - an auxiliary to sne
senior legion. The legion is modelled
much after the Grand Army and par
takes OF . secret organization charac-
ter, while the meetings may DO secret
or open 1T the option Of the members.
Founders OF the Legion.
The founders of the legion are prom
iuent leaders Of the seven great indus
trial orgsnlZatiors composed In the
people party, together with the fore
most peoples party leaders.
The Industrial Legion Of the United
States was perfected by the election Of
the following officers: Paul Wander
wort, committeeman the Hon.
Frank Burkitt Of Mississippi, vice CON-
mander-in-chief; j. III. Turner, adju-
tAnt general; G. +. Wsshburn of Mas
sacnusetts quartermaster general.
Congressman I. Is. Watson, national
recruiting officer; J. F. .Willets, Kan
sas. national recruiting officer OF the
western DIVISION. w. s. Morgan,
national sentinel.
Executive council: The Hon. II. E.
Taubeneck, Illinois; the Hon. Marion
Cannon. congressman-elect of Califor-
MIA; the Hon. Marion Butler, the Hon.
j. III. DAVIS of Texas, l.. b. Dean. New
York: j. II. Wiliets, Kansas. These
together with the four highest officers
will constitute the council.
OF the officers of the Women's Aid
Corps two were elected by this body "a
provisional officers TO organize that de-
partmcnt. being Mrs. Anna l.. Diggs Of
Washington, d. c., and Mrs. Mary Todd
OF Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

n - c,Irrf snt ccrretFst WIN " fierces
fs~nrsfe rr~-rrsrticn-
is pc~irf.il, irrtgrr.ftng rcric srt
~ucflssssg add strengthening n~Tvlne. A<its-
mats -.-4fs-sns purely vexptahe> p~rffctir
ka~r,,t~.. and csrcfuliy adaptssl e. suu'ens
ds.lieate rcrsis At the tive critical peTfrts
Il, a ~snsa's hfs-.f ise cbinCn IRON gfrihcef
r, woaaanhocd. and isfsr. he change q
ff>~-is - a pcrfecslv ssfe snd 81 ee-ssrielly
valsshi- rrr1ssiiNi sxesit that can rrrsiuce
onl4 god rss-mit<
F.rall ss,.,sls .s-r,r,s.sr,-s- irrrxuIsritis-s.
sr.t es.ek1seSsSs. Fsvorife Prr-rrfpflou :
sf~ or}s re-neiv SO e1fakiinx and eTecflrs
rfat 4 can ~ rn<srfHf7rG X = tse<u
hprr-is - ere. "a svwy c.se, ths r1oa<y ~sai
- rnk1o<zrl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

Saginaw

SAGINAW, Nov. l9.-The Saginaw
Lumber and salt company has pur-
chased 40, 900. 900 feet OF selected logs
of Nerril, Ring 4 Fordney, to be cut
on their Georgian Bay tract OF these
IL, 900. 600 feet are 20 be delivered the
ensuing season and 1900. 900 feet an
nuaiIy tor Two years thereafter. These
legs will come TO the saginaw river 70
be manufactured
The Saginaw Lumber and Salt COM
pany has manufactured IS. 900, 900 feet
of lumber this season and shipped 26,-
oo0, 900 by rail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

IT WOULD NOT HAVE LIVED THROUGH
TIE MiNTEk; centinusd Nj. 1olds.nith
~ TIN G SGs I5S4 l WAs ~ MIN 1
AZ am D ths ~ me
weather In NY employment and Was Get Ing
worse every day. ! realized that the coming
Gold weather would be too much lot me-
felt thai would have 70 Quit work ana 20 TO
Il have been under the treatment Of over
dozen OF the best physicians. not only In this
health. That d not set veil Is proof In
Itself that they could do nothing foe me.
This WAS my condition:
mad eas,rra q The stomach and sowss
MAS NOT OF ABE TO Eat Eat EVEN fkGiT
although living in California part Of that time.
fercd from pains and cramps distcnsion Of
the stomach BY gas. heart trouble. vertigo.
dizziness. etc. and from pains around the
IN its worst form. / suffered from intense
pains In the hips and legs AND In the chest
and arms. SO much 80 that At times i could
hardly move around for days.
i had given up all hopes OF being cured. aS
believed catarrh tncurabl but 1 went TO
Drs. Copeland and Graham. and under their
treatment my Improvement WAS such thst the
symptoms. which had begun to LOOK upon As
nxed and permanent. beg an 10 disappear.
found that was lie TO keep MP with my
work. and have been working steadily all the
time; have ceased TO take The medicine.
but the improvement goes on steadily. feel
As vel now rs l EVER did In my life. / am In
excellent condition. sound and we. All IN
distressing symptoms have disappeared.
Il will be pleased TO talk with anyone con-
corning my condition and the treatment
which brought IL about. and 1 desire that this
statement be published for the beneht Of
and and GRAHAM have done f'1 me. am N satisfied
that they eau cure any case 81 catsrrh In the
world"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
IN BATTLES FRONT
TIE SOLDIER MAS Stricken DOWN.
Joy After Years Of Suffering.

As the heroes Of the var grew fewer with
passing years respect and love Tor them
asepeas sad broAaeHA Ia short tine sur.
vivars II the great civil conflict viii 10 50 few
that II vii b. esteemed great pr Uiege 10
converse With Que II them. While thelr words
Viii DC / oked epen possessing quality
aimo Il sacred. They are & ins one BY one. a.
the leaves tai IN the rfSer. room ell wisi nave
Elalts, ana IL will be true of them as Of the
heroes of other wars tong gone past.
on James eternal can. ping ground.
Their 81 ent tents are spread.
g.ory guards with Solemn round.
The blvouac ot the dead.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

The English writer Pope declared that
women had no decided character, be-
cause they were too Eighty to retain the
same impression for any length Of time.
They are dark or fair. he adds; that is
the only way in which to classify them.
Saphir used to say, "The FIRST thing
women know is how beautiful they are;
the first thing they learn is how strong
they are: the first thing they are taught
by experience is how weak they are, and
the first thing they forget is how old
they are.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

"Mrs. Bloomfield pretends to be very
wise," said Mrs. Manchester to Mrs.
Bellefield, "but her ignorance on some
matters is truly surprising"
s'Is it,"
"Yes. She admitted to me yesterday
that she knew nothing of The Song of
Solomon
''But she never did lay claim to know
much about vocal music, did shey'-
Pittsburg Chronicle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

me those sawlogs Brown couldn't take
off your handsy"
"Williner'n girl to get spliced."
"Whep can l see them?'
"Quicker'n lanS can shake his tail"
And the old man grabbed his hat and
stick and led the way to the river, offer
ing no remark, but answering all ques-
tions as usual-Mercury.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

THERE is no better and safer way to
save money than TO deposit in the
Grand Rapids Savings Bank
At the corner of Sonth Division and
Fulton streets. They pay interest on
deposits of ST. or more.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

WHAT memories that far famed name brings
thfopgins 10 the minds Of tn. multitude. Ana
with what eagernaos will the oufsfrefchec fingers
grasp the new volume ii last from The pen oil the
famous song writer. Sadly were written the words
''Iennyoon 10 dead" before the appearance Of f.is
little book. enti led Tie Death of oenohe." The
press OF MacAiiien Co. has printed IL In = form
worthy of the ccEtents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

Grand Pspids Savings Bank At the
corner of South Division and Fulton
streets pa, . interest on all sums of one
dollar and upwards.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

S-uRsIs, Nov. l9.-w. Hoyt of this
place, 20 years old, who has been IN
Chicago four months, put mp at the st.
Charles hotel in that city Tuesday.
Yesterday afternoon, so . dispatch
says. ne was found dead on the bed
with Q bullet wound in ms head. His
father. . widower, Is . banker and one
OF the weslthisst resdents OF Sturgis.
Young Hoyt had been leading fast
life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

n. matter would ooxe
from the points. In q
short time u spread cvei
the top of his head then
scAbs sooe formed on
head and face. We used
everything We could
hear Of for NEARLY five
months. n grew wofss
ell the time. ! sav yeuf
advertisement OF the CO
rIcUna Ityuspiss In tbs
"Chicsso Weekly" We
purchased CT fIcuRs
kNxrpiss and CON
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
TERRIBLE ITCHING


When my baby was three months old HE cheeks
and forehead began 70 break out with white PIN
pies ON red surface In . few days itching com
msnced, which was terrible. After he would rub
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
ONLY ELEVEN DAYS MORE f!
The Time for which Our Offer Holds
Good.
DON'T FORGET THE OFFER.

Until december first Drs. Copeland and Ora
. am viii treat all patients for all diseases, at
hhe rate OF S. month. medicine free. This Is
{ remark able offer. 1t was never made in
a rand Rapids before Drs. Copeland and Gra-
Gam pub ished IL. Superior service. courteous
treatment. rev methods. skilled men. Accept
the offer and accept IL now.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20


c~u9 tho aches.
rams. wrsknf~~s
ansi siifrents that
uake rfHiaD's life
ni4rstbe Scme
81 them rnsy -
serious ard ~
Ing standing;
they'll urei tune.
perhaps and %
ts1ee But at q
theri f.an cv~fain-
-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
THE S. TREATMENT.

A distinct feature Of the Copeland treat
ment 10 the low charge o, S. month tor treat
M, Mt. medicines free. Under their system and
with large practice. Drs. Copeland and Ora
h am can afford to charge the small tee. The
invariable result of announcing Zee OF this
Kind ID to bring down the prices OF other ply
sicians. Drs. Copeland and Graham are glad
to note that this result has been had oy their
Advertising In Grand Rapids Before their
advent here. people were charged from sl5
month W Rrrd for medical services. Now the
birds are coming down and the - month
rate Is becoming general.
This - very satisfactory.
1t Is TO be hoped that the credit OF compel
ling practitioners TO not only reduce their fees
but name them. will be placed where II
belongs.
For the part Of Drs- Copeland and Graham.
al they have 20 say Is that having brought
down prices In Grand Rapids. they hope they
will now be able to elevate the standards OF
medical practices that have prevailed here.
They will hope that they can be initiated In
their fees.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
ONLY ELEVEN DAYS MORE |!
To take advantage Of this cHtr.


- <1<s@VT7F IIHfs<.
pf. Sopeiana "a graduate OF Bellevue Hos
dent OF HE eiass IA that institution. His as~n-
c,afes are esnti~men bearing credentials
yk1ccd steadily with him They renr~s~st
prim Srtly the best medical training ths coma
try aeeFdA. many years OF continual practice
aud entire and absolute desutaoa 10 the ais
eases in their specialtie~. wide aud extrna.d
experience In treating these diseases and un-
form SucccsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
Hundreds OF DOLLARS
THEY WERE SPENT vAlNLY.
Health II Last For a Ifiila.

4 feel under lzstiag obligations 70 ORA
IN one monfa. al sa oat ~ Of i've dollars eniy.
have obtained Mat had ssinis spent haa
drsss OF collars for"
The speaker Mas Mr., Goldsmith. who re
SIDES ~ rs jefferson avenue.
His e atement 10 part enisTiy Interest hs' -
10 not only shows distinct fern OF GAIA IN
and phase II a dlseaSr thai 10 eAcrccinxy
common ana very painful. but diseoses isr
dircuity expersen ced by Others on lie lsng
the same aud The expense Of the iAolsiauni IN
attempting ~ % ala = cure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

three weets' time there was nc' sors ot pimple not
even scar, 90 head OF face lie 10 nineteen mouths
Old now and hss sssns ~ The disease, Ills seaip
u healthy and he has . beautiful head az hAlS
(see portrait hsfsvi,hl
Mas. OSCAR JAMES. woodsson, Kan.