davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06

delegation ma podro2 zapako-
wac %potrzeba. Na,lepiej sic
spisafa pam Jedrzeikowa, DO
tax 7aopatrzyfa swego pana
meta, Delegate, jakbY mial
u'e iu2 ma Sem do Man1stee,
ale z Grygla lsc przea Alas
xe i Kamczatke ma Moskalow.
10 CT ia PAM zapakowafa
swoiemu na droge, n'epr7y-
mlerzalac z pietnascle metr6w
kielbasy, i to Jobrej miarY.
A kielbasa by}a wyborna,
palce soble pc n'ei PIP. dele.
gaci oblizywali. b p. Jedrze-
jek to ME laden ,samojad."
Jak CT zaczai pc wugonie z
tym domowym specyaiem OBJ.
chodzIG = to FAX 2 opiatknem
we villa. On trzymai klelba-
Sc, a delegat C1ekata pred
ka1dym delegation SIZE pok}o-
iii l Nozlklem spory HAWAI-
kazdemu ukroil. Co to byto
szpasu / radosc', to JUL lnnym
razem wan opowiem.
,,Do rzeczy, do :zeczy o
dezwa>y sic glossy.
Toe szanowul panowle,
Jestem PREY rZecZy boo
kielbasa to tel rzecz niczego,
przece de)egat o gtodzie
ma Sem ME po)ed1ie. Toe "a
polskich czasow panowie
szlachta, jad4c ma Seim, wool
ka2dy z SODA spora faske BIZ
gosu / sporo wedlln. TAX
jest = zawolano - ale do
rzeczv = o Sejmie gada6."
.,Zaraz panowle = zaraz =
! tyIko dolade do Manistee =
a to daleka %jeszcze droga, a
tenn dslsza. ze srodze nudna,
bu G'and Rapids to CT same
p"szrze, wyp"lone lasy, kn;e
]. Zaro-fe krzaHaml, a opalo-
ne Sosny stoja lax jake ko-
sc'otrupy. ze al strach b'erze.
Byio III spoko)nie, DO ME
bylo Ma co sic rozglada6, a
ia smutna okolica kazdego
iakos zblfa . pantaiyku, tax
2e nawet delegat Czekala "a
cza} W kac;e drzYmaG. Ma
"eszcle koEduKtor zawolal:
Manistee dzakczyn. = Tam
sic bauy ~kraicuja. Oiczepill
nasz pfotnem obity wagon i
STONY, Delegacl zmeczenl
sledzenlem | goracem, poroz-
iaz!ll sic pp leslie 1ak mrowki,
Ma jagody. Nasz pan byty
presydant, skarbnik miasta
naszego P,otr kio1basa po-
szea1 do naczelnlka stacyi i
pyta 60 20 apglelsku, ella
czego mas ME wiDza dalei.
Gruby YANKEES z tabaka W
geble odpowledzlal pol geb-
klein, re nc ma ,,orderu' =
(ro>kazu} j spIunat p. prezy-
den.owi 2ottvm sokiem pyd
nogl. Ale nasz p. skarbmk
puWlada:: a Wlesz wasun kto
ia .iestem? ia jestem pr,:zy-
dentem ,,of the polish catholic
Union - Well, odpowledzIai
YANKEES i splunai drug raz.
Ale pan Plotr ME cIemie
bity i zachodzl Yankesa T.
drugIe] strony. A wlesz
wasan co ia jeszc2e jestem?
ia jestem treasurer Of the
City of Chicago!" Ma tie
siowa YANKEES sic uktonl1 l
powledzlaf: "all r1gth! excuse
me-, pociag zachodni zaraz
nad=jdzie wasz wagon
pr<yczepImy bedzie "all
rlgth". N1edtugo tel pociag
%nadszedi, ale lie to bYio tego
''szYbc MIN nareszcie
nasz delegacyjny wagon prey.
czepil'? Stafo sic = pedzle.
my da!e].
DO rzDczy, o ,e,mle gadaG
zhcHelp &nGw ~kr2yczec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06

DETROIT. - Cudown4 sic
dzlelq rzeczy semlnaryum |
xlasztorze. Razem z sfawnvm
profesorem Barrabtaszem
wypedzono II Siostr die
braku powofanla. - Owe
4 patenta, uzyskaue dla oioslr
Fellcyanek. dostano "a pomo-
ca ultra, ktory jest zarazem
i czlonkiem komisyl egzaml-
nacyjnej | nrofesorem jezyka
angie!skiego W arcy-katollc-
KEN Semlnaryum. TAX sic
ludzlom oczy mydl'.
CHICAGO. = Zda]e SIC
ze zgoda miedzy obolna
Zjednoczenlaml sic ROBBIE 0
upor raczel chclwosc X,
Radzle]ewskiego. Ludzle Sic
chca pofaczyG, ale X. RAdzie-
lewskl, czyll " ego lmleniu
nunl ksieza choragn1 NE
wraca]a. Naiplerw oddaj, cos
wlnien, "a potem razem reka
W reke! Jestto mizernl3, iezel,
weGlug konstylucy1 Z,edno
czenia p. o.. B. S. ksladz
lednem poc'agnleclem p"0ra
sta czionkow mole wyrzuc!c
] potem sobie Jeszcze 2 do
brych checi dobrze mYslacych
w oczy drwic. Adwokat zas
laklego dobrodzieja mole
4 wytartem czofem VA calym
Sc mie ks'ezy, upomlna1acych
Eve o ludzka krzywde. wyz-
wac publicznie !aKobY kate
chlzmu nle zuali. = Tylko
dalrJ ma tel drodze!!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06
MILWAUKEE.

Pro
boszczem nowo zalozonej pa
raft. = c<est X. Gulskrego,
bedzle X. Szukalsk. z Beaver
Dam. = SzczesG Bo2e!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06

VIE najlepiej. Zobacaymy
pozniej plony Telegraph.
Obecn'e knerula gazetami
polskiem, " Chicago haste,
pu)acy panowle: Szwaikart
Nagael - Dzieunikiem i Wiara
! Oyczyzna.
Prey Wier:e i Qlczyzu,e
Nag'el pisze: zywoty Swietych,
rozmyslania du>zy chrzesc,ah.
sklej l rady anielskie. Me
rozumlemy, Ola czego Ryba.
kowskl traoi o postep;e, kledy
TAXI Nagiel luz slega BRAN
nieblesh'vn Nowy relaktor
TELEGRAPH w'aocznie NE vie,
De lyle dz'ew:etna>'ym
wieku.
7elegra1em kltluit Ryba.
kowskl;
Nouem Zyciem: Wild,
obronca Szko' vuhhczryrh;
Dynleuec. iordq starry pi
sarz;
Gazetq Katohchq Smulski,
byfy urzednk pocztowy "
Gujewkowle, ale pod innem
nazwiskiem,
Zgodq Nlckl, nc rxeczywis,
Gle ME umlejacy a m"Iej
wierzacy.
Retorme d,abli wziel'.
CHICAGO. = W parafli
sw. Jozefa ma Town Lake,
ktoreJ proboszczem Jest X. W.
Zaleskl, znlewazono w ma
nlebny sposob kosclol. Panr,e
tam takze z~aburzen!e wielk,ch
%rozm>arow. 0 cuoo......
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06

PARAFIA Sw. Jacka W
Mil waukee tax urnsfa. u
zostanie rozdzlelona ma dwie
czesc,. Proboszczem novel
parafn, ktore] kosc,ol stanie
PREY s ave. bedzle ks. Szukal-
ski Beaver Dam, Wis.
W. O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-06

EE+P ieniadze MALE
zy przeseiac przez P.
0. Money Order, Ex-
press, W jednocen-
towych Tub dwucen-
towych ~znaczkach
~pocztowych, albo tez
W lis:ie r%egistrowa-
uym pod adrescm:
- U~r>iomxii
~ T. 2ud Str.
"iNpNA MINI.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12
Circuit Court-Part II.


In re Mary l.. Campbell vs.. Wany
Jeifr and Lizzie Jeffr, suit in replevin.
stay extended forty daCs.
In re kdolph L. w. Sampliner VS..
,.ouis vobsen and Albert Vossen. suit
n assumtsit; plea withdrawn. Judg-
cent for plaintiff S7S6.93 and costs.
IN re William f. left, Z. GriswolG
rcft, Geotge c. Cla:k, John N. Beach,
Morton ID. Bogue VS.. Louis vossen and
i;bert Vokser, suit in assumpsit; plea
xi.hdrawh. Judgment for plaintiff
5'o.7. 81 and costs
In re A.osrt Tridlander, Marens
Marks We. Aito.; Vossen and Louis Vos-
e., SUI, 81 assampsii; plea Withdrawn.
,udgnsn. for plaintiff S639.Il anJ
.,s;s.
In re Isaac Kaufman and Sigismund
xsuiman vs.. Louis Vossen and Alba
,ossea, suit in assumpsit; plea VIII
lam. Judgment for plaintiff $677- q
I'D costs.
In re James II. Durham, William.
=. Buckley Charles =. Webb ana VII
iim ElIebb vs.. Louis Vosscn and Al
rs:t Vussen, suit in assunpsit; plea
s..adrawn. Judgment for plant.
52oe. b3 and costs.
In re William L. Tef. ct al. VS.. Lou,'
i0sseu ct AL, SILT III assl,Eps'., Ortiz
.s,nIssipg caass without cests to e,ta-
ATTY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12

Frank Blssczsk, . lS-ysar old Polish
boy. up On complaint OF hls mother
on charge OF truzney. His motAer
Was examined as to his age and further
examination deferred until May Is.
George F. Swain. up for violating the
dog ordinance IN allowing vicious
deg to run loose, putin plea of not
guilty and bad DIS case adjourned over
until tomorrow at Q q. IN.
DeBryue. arrested yesterday on a
charge OF non-support, plead guilty.
Examination adJourncd over until
Monday.
Cornelius Heehoerj up for assault
and battery, Was called and q the of S.
and costs was imposed, which was
paid.
n. w. Morris. up on charge of dis
orderly, appeared land sentence was
further deferred until May Is.
John Palmer, up for intoxicatior
paid sl.s5 costa and was releases
under suspended sentence.
George Elliott Was up on q charge OF
failure To support his wife. Case al.
lourned ove r until May IA.
Charles Schultz WAS placed undel
500 bondt TO keep the peace and cited
to appear May Is.
Jesse B4bcock, mp for carrying con,
cesled we pons, sentence deferred IN
I'll June Ia.
The cha rge against David Postma
up for assault and battery, Was noll,
pressed.
William Riley. arrested for being
drunk. was sentenced to jail for fiftee,
days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12
MINER TO THE TEST
His Electoral Bill Before the
Supreme Court
ON A CONSTITUTIONAL POINT
The Formidable Array Of Legal Talent
That Win Conduct the ceiebrzted
Czss-Gsnesal Court News

The celebrated and long talked OF
,outess OF the Miner bill will he started
Today, when the arguments upon the
eonst.tuilon2lsty OF the law will begin
IN she supreme court. H. VI. Dufheii
and r. A. Baker Of Detroit will appear
sgainst the measure and the attorney
general. assisted by es-Jas Champ
In Of Ia city, Representative Bark
worth OF Jackson and QUO klrchner OF
Detroit. IN support OF it. The point ri
lzsue will be whether or Dot the secre-
sAry Of state should direct tne shersiis
81 the counties to give notice or an
siection Of presidential electors At the
November election.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12
Superior Court.
IrDSE 3JRIlS.ANE


The Peopl. VS.. Louis Buekmire; 49,
yzzlement and 'ascsny. NolIe PROF. :.
IN motion of prosecuting attorney.
The People VS.. Alonzo Warren; err
':zlement and larceny. The naEie.
& Patrick Rogers. Frank Tobin. Elsn II
sowan, Ben Ingersoll, William Taoo:
xai Charles Tr-adwell placed upon tn
formation by consent.
Ihs People We. Frank Curt;ss; unla V
al sale Of liquors by druggist. Tea
;.s1msd.
Ada NJ. Dibbls VI. Edgar C. Ditb.+
IA chancery. Hearing IN open con.'
I'D decree of divorce granite.
hounds, cruelty.
The People We. Alonzo Warner; en-
l,,zzisn,ent and larceny. Pro forms
alsa withdrawn and plea OF not guii.Y
.atered by order OF the court. ..
srisl.
Reinhold Zerbst and Karl Opitz, Ger
mans. flied IN the superior court De
rIarsiions of intention to become Cit
zens of the United States.
The jury in the case OF the People VS.
Alonzo Warner, charged with stealth.
i pair of horses. buggy and harness,
Sill probably 90 out today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12

that never comes. spells of fee,ins
afraid or uncertain. sometimes lo~
spirits, You are suffering from pervou
debility and exhaustion Of nerve noxer.
which may end Ia utter prosirsf,an
insanity and death.
!. you have great sense Of weakness
and WEAKNESS, with tired limbs, numb
ness. trembling, prckly sensations.
cold feet ond legs, you are advancing
10 that most serious disease-Psralvs.s
III your head aches. feel numb and
tired, with strange sensations. los OF
memory, and you think with d.fhculty
or you are sieepiess at night u,th
drowsiness aud dulluess during the
day, the nerve and BRAN fatigue NAV
soon run into INSANITY or death.
lfyou have any Of these feelings DO
not neglect them. or they will end in
death.
As you value your life do not neg
lect these warnings. Time and expe-
rience has shown, ana hunkuous ~
starting and marvellous cures havs
proved, that these diseases are per.
fectly and completely cured 10y DR.
S. CLAY TODD. IL n. Division street,
rooms I. 3 and 4. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Under the use OF DIR. ;. CLAY
ToDD'S remarkabl remedies all
those symptoms yield as If by magic.
| and strengths OF nerves, yigor of brain.
vitality of blood and health of BODY
are soon restored.
lis remedies are purely vegetable
and harmless, and can only be OBJ
tanned at his Office.
DR. TODD compounds HE prcscrlp-
tons before each patent in his Office.
DR. TODD'S Office lie nj is y. DIVISION
street, rooms /, 5 and 4. Grand Rapids.
His medicines agree with the siom-
ach, and You can cat anything you
| choose.
He is in his Office from ia the Anorn-
ing until in the evening every day but
| Sundays.
Call everybody. A friendly talk viii
cost you nothing.
| Low caarges. Rapid cures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12

Last evening At about p. m. Peter
Thompson, twelve years old, living ~
No. Isl Charles street, and Percy Yerex
nine years old. living at No. ESQ
Wealthy avenue were arrested and
brought ~ the station. charged with
climbing The new electric light towers.
The Younger boy has been three times
10 the very top of the tower on the
,orner OF Henry aud Logan street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12
UNION PAINT STORE.
The Painters and Decorators Organize q
Ioirt Paint Company.


The Painrers and Decorators' union
held . meeting last evening and coa-
s.dered ways and means for raising
funds to carry on q general paint store.
stock to the amount of $1,000 was sub.
scribed by the local unions and today
more stock will be solicited By com
.nittee appointed for that purpost.
Another meeting will be held this even
ing. at which the stock will be limites,
and an organization of the company
effected. The company will do busi
ness under the name OF tile Grand
Rapids Union Paint company. Ow-
ing to the lateness OF the season
il was not thought advisable to put IN a
stock of paper this spring. 1t was re-
ported that $500 worth of work has
ocen pledged TO the concern ready to
bc placed in their hands Monday morn
ing. The company will employ the
painters and decorators who are main
tanning the strike and IN effort will b.
made TO keep the men together and to
insure concerted action.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12

A statement has been rscsivsd ip Us
s;reust court By a. M. Granger, re-
server OK iae Malufsctursfs' MUTT.
Fire insufanca company. IL shoEet
net receipts TO be ss.3S3.ol; expenses
tncludmg $500 receivers salars.
H.3E.s7: balance, s2,247.27. OF ths
Yeoco on hand enc year ago there is but
little over 5000 left A motion h.s
been made 10 have the receiver settls
np the business without further DELAY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12

Ia thssuperiorcouvt yesterday Frsnk
Cartss, the Bridge street druggist, We
acquitted Of the charge of sll,ur In
uors without q license. The verde
was verv gratifying - his friends who
clasna that the prosecution rss inspsrssl
~ a personal enemy who i seek lss b.
in lare Mr.. curtiss n every way possible
=. W. Hsrtnsn = Co. through th~is
attorneys. Roitreod 4 BeItwooa, bessn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; j. is pleasant
ard refreshing 10 the taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efsectuslly. dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habtual
constipation. Syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind eser pro-
iuced, pleasing TO the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
is action and truly beneficial in its
saects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend II
% all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
md 81 bottles by all leading drug
lists. Any reliable druggist who
nay not have it on hand will pro
ure it promptly for any one who
ishes to try it. Do not accept ar.
Institute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
sss FRANCISCO. CAT.
LOUISVILLE. III. 6Ew F06x. nv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12
Bans to Proyiae.

Mrs. Andrew Flory. formerly Mrs.
Charles Tsstum. brought SUIT against
aer former husband in the Newaygo
court 20 recover the possession of her
child. he having neglected the litti
one and failed in keeping his agree
nnens TO provide suitable medical at.
senoance and education The decision
IT the court was against the mother,
and she viii appeal to the supreme
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12

LEWIS BeeSmire, ere OF the yours
men changed with stealing from wh;s
4 white. whose ease was uosle pros
In tee SUPERIOR court. aud vse was ins
nse1ilateiy Fearresied on a new cor
plant. appeared tefors Judge Ha1
eerty Yesterday aid put IN = plea !,
not guilty. Examins sien set for Fr
day. Boad fxed az f210
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12
The sworn rsrmertsrs Of the Isauis.
iticn.

What cared they foe the grosrs OF the Vie
t;n, a. he lay stretched upon the rackf Yes
ossepis whose hearts are neither n hard AZ ne
ftsehsr mill stone. nor whose fortitude - ex
v.{gstarsiy tncur life lon. torture BY neglect.
sheumatisra. the racst ~3couizinx and oost
rafs Of complaints IS. perhsp more freqnri5s
~ nezi cosed in ifs inciptenes than sny otae
fns preliminary tviur~s being ser down 20 tae
credit Of "a ecsd in the bones ehicA VII pa
s~sy OF Itself singular fstuits-lassl feso.
ss.s-f Ho-seftcr's stoufA eh tlttefs - pgten
saferuz~t against she terrible fnrssfs OF IN
tuadious aud dangerous maiadg-toGkefvNs
because OF its proneaess 20 attack the heefi
tar SEAT 81 life. Neursigs 10 ssse tfrefu*iif
eouutersefed and relieved ~ the tt~fa
tsIer,a kidney esmpisintx debiltty. in6iges
eiaa. sllliou<nrss n grippe, less of eTps'te
.srf the liability ~ sleep are afHonS the eoa'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12

The jury in the case of the people va.
Frank Curtiss. the East Bridge stree
druggist charged with selling lion :
for other than medicinal purposes wish
put license. went out At 2:io o'clocS
yesterday afternoon ard after refnafa.
srg cut seven hours and thlFsy minutes
returned a verdict OF not guilty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12

Ihs Jury in the Dyer Case Fail 20 Bring
IN Verdict

II hcll4Gl-
Justice Hydorn's court Was crowded
10 tbs doors yesterday afternoon with
the friends OF Joe Dyer and William
McCroden during the trial or the
former for an alleged assault and bat
tsry committed upon the latter At Dut-
ton last week. The trouble grew out
OF an attempt 10 get possession OF
James HammoEd's farm. the question
concerllng which has been attracting
the attention OF the circuit court. The
trial was by jury and the people were
represented by Frank Mcknight, and
the prisoner was defended by Charlie
Watt The jury, after being out shor.
time announced that they could not
agree upon q verdict. They stood
three TO three. The case will be tried
agaIn Friday morning. James Ham
mond, Dyer's associate, was convicted
Df the same charge on Monday beforc
Justice Blain Of Dutson. He appealed
% the circuit court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12
ASKS A FORECLOSURE.
Mrs. Cooper Wishes Security for Sro,o
IN Notes.


Two suits IN chsncery were begun
yesterday by Taggart & Denison. a.
lorneys Tor Mary A. Cooper vs.. Will
lam III. Cooper ct al. They ask that l
mortgage gwen on . lot having IL. fsa.
frontage OIL Green strsst, iJJ fact tse,.
pnd lot having 81 Sset frontage D.
central avenue, l32 feet Teen. to sccr.'s
HE raynsat Of note 81 $500 NJ a.
October IS. 1857, be forecl5sei.
The second ASKS that mortgage
y!ven on SIX lots ,ocs.ed IN this - i.
Ind siso parcel Of .sad situated a
Ottawa c.1d1.y. 20 secure notes 10 tSr
amount % ss91c. &c sofsc.ossi. Tao
mortgages s.e s.~ess - oo.a Instances
70 se'1se :ono'a,asct from any lSSs
MICA might cc-nr ~ :sasol OF have
satcssed sas cs.'ss % the Sohsh Gsa. !.
IA pi4s ire & Coal company. cad sss Z.
BY her sor 90 benefit OF W. Il. coo2;;
Wpe- ssuLea..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12

The Brown VIII Case WIN Go to Ia,
Supreme Court.

In the Brown viii case \ bill Of e..
sopiions has bean drawn up by ". L.
Durham, WOO will submis the ds.a.
nent 10 SIR. Rassell o. Detroit today
me paosrs will probably be served oa
Tie contestants attorneys during .hs
tariy part OF nett week. The suprsns
;ourt wall dscite lae case st the O..so-
,rr tsrpt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12

Louis Bccksa.re VII Fac Easily Or;a,
to Tecra.ca.isy.

The case of Louis Buckm.re. chxrge.
y.th she snl5sxzlement OF $40 from IA
.ssh register OF White s VOTES drug
tore. ass aoiss grad "a the superb:
Dnrt Yesterday r10ruirg. The rs
Dncr vas .p,aiedls,siy ressrestcd d
Ihs cAa.gs Of iafcsuy from n store N
;he day aes. H. - .,iiiEed that Bl- :.
nirs ss1zos bs held for any off ~ =
sut simple .srreny. IS the money
foIen a. dit s.sns TIMES aud IN su,i
mounts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12

suit IN the circuit court against Lswls
spauIding TO recover on two promis.
sorry notes, one Tor Sio4 or and one for
tloo respectively. glsea October 20.
1890.
David Edwards, who wss appointed
receiver fox the Grand Rapids. Lansing
4 Detroit railroad by the circuit court.
has tiled with the county clerk at1ida-
Wits and bonds Ia appeal to the supreme
court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-12

sxxrroxs--AoIstars. intense itching
ard singing most At night worse by
scratching. If allowed 10 continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
uleerate, becoming vefysore. s~syss's
CsErMksr stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals uleerstioE, aud IA Hacst oeses
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GUITEAU DRUNK WHEN HUNG.
Given a Large Dose of Brandy by
the Doctors to Brace Him Up.

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-Tilden,
former chemist at the National
Medical Museum, speaking of Gui-
teau, President Garfeld's assassin,
and that the assassin went to the
scaffold in Il semi-drunken condi-
ton.
"Mhis," added tne doctor, "was a
necessity. You are aware that
when squad of soldiers entered
the jail rofunda a short while before
the exection, and came to order
arms, with loud bang, Guiteau
fell over in dead faint.
"His nervous system was shatter-
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scaffold. A consultation was held
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he got big dose too. Not being
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his head, and his 'oh, Lord song on
the scaffold, was, in my estimation,
a drunken effusion."