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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-18

dress them, and will indicate to the adju-
tant general upon conclusion of his ad-
dress, what will be his further pleasure
in carrying out the ceremonies of pre-
senting he badges.
1.-THE name of each marksman and OF
the organization to which he belongs will
be read by tue adju ant general, aft l.
which, the squads, detachments or indi-
viduals. as their several names are called l.
Will move forward To the front toward
the upper end OF the hall, to receive the
medals
upon the complet on of this cere-
mony the several squads, uetachments or
individuals, will be marched by the right
flank To the easterly side of the hall and
there dismissed by the officer in charge
THE officers, ,non-commissioned officers
and enlisted men OF the FIRST Regiment
of Infantry taking part in the review and
reaimental parade will then be at liberty
and follow such instructions as may pre-
viously have been impaired to them.
The Adjutant General earnestly re-
quests that every officer and man entitled
TO receive the marksman's badge be pre-
sent at the hour specified, aud be ready
to fall into line in the small drill hail as
soon as the mplimentary review 10 the
governor is concluded.
ELISHA DYER Adjutant General"
The "Old Guard" Hall.
Brig Gen. Kendall has received an in
yitation for himself and staff to attend
he annual ball in New York city of the
"Old Guard" The ball is TO be held
Jan. 80, and is always made one of the
events Of the season in New York. Gen.
Kendall has accepted the invitation and
will be accompanied 10y Lieut. Col. War
field and two others of his staff. Several
of the Cfiicers of the First Regiment also
contemplate attending
General Orders, No. g, A. q. o.
General orders, No. 2, issued during the
past week from the adjutant generals
office Is AS follows:
Il. The new drill regulations for ar
tillery published for the use of the regu-
lar army aud the militia of the states by
the War Department, will, hereafter and
until otherwise ordered, be used by the
m ilitia OF this State and no other will be
perm itted TO be used by artillery.
I'll. So much OF Rule of General
Orders, No. 8, A. q. q. X. l., series of
1891, as provides that no entertainment
suall be given by any company without
perm ssion of the officer ia charge ap-
proved by the quartermaster general, is
SO far modified or amended, as TO READ
as follows:
"Rule4 No entertainment will be
given by any company or portion of a
company, in any armory, owned, leased
or for whicd rent rs paid by the Stale,
without the permission of the comman-
der.in- chief"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-18

ease needs the Gospel OF Jesus Christ to
supplement It.
Mr.. Murphy did not stay long on the
platform but came down into the audi
ence and by dint of personal persuasion,
forced many to sign the pledg'.
Mr.. Murphy came to the place where
the reporter was sitting and asked,
what paper
News" was the answer.
Mr.. Murphy went back to the platform
and said: IN full account OF thee pro-
proceedings will he found in the NEWS.
God bless the News God bless its re-
porter! God bless the whole public
press "
During the evening letter from ex-
Governor John w. Davis was read which
expressed his satisfaction because of the
progress of Mr.. Murphy's work ahl his
at not being able to pre-
side over the meeting.
The Rev. Clark Crawford pronounced
himself as being very much pleased with
the opening of the series.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-18
GOD BLESS The NEWSY'
Mr.. Murphy's Meetings in Music
Hall.
HE SINGS AND EXH0RTS ALL.
The Great Temperance Orator Urges All
the People to Get Down I'm Front
and He Clears the Galleries of Them
What He Said and Did.

A little sign on the sidewalk and big
poster by the Music Hall doorway an
nounces that Francis Murphy is con-
Quoting gospel temperance meetings
within each night at 1:30.
The little sign caught the eye of one of
the passing throng. He looked upward.
read the big poster and stepped into the
hallway. There he heard voices heartily
singing the chorus:
Tolllng on. toIllng on.
Toiling on, toiling on,
Let us hope let US watch
And labor until the Master comes.
The listener mounted the stairs and
opened the door, The full burst OF the
gospel melody went out into the night
air. o hers heard it aud went into the
hall and, though the night was CO d, there
were good number present at he first
of the series OF temperance meetings at
Music Hall.
While the hymn "Jesus Saves" was
being sung Francis Murphy came onto
the stage acco npanied by the Rev. Clark
Crawford. Shortly afterwards the Rev
Dr. Morrison took sea, on the stage.
Let us sing I've Found Friend in
Jesus, He's Everything TO me-" said Mr..
Murphy. Prof. Weeden, who lie ,ds the
singing, took D ticn at the front of the
age, the organ sounded the key and all
Joined In.
I've found friend in Jesus.
He's everything TO me.
"Come down out of the galleries
You'd make good audience III you were
down here" called out Mr.. Murphy.
He's the feirest Of ten thousand
To my soul.
contin ued the singers.
81 5 cold up there; did you know il 20
asked Mr. Murphy. Come down"
The iiiv ~ the vatiey
In Him alone see
All need 20 cleanse
And make me whole,
the people sang.
Come down Tom with your broad
smile. Come up front everybody" COM
manded Mr.. Murphy
Then be joined in with the others,
elasped Prof Weeden's hand aud to-
Eether with the chorus below then sang:
IN sorrow Hes my comfort,
lie tells me every care
on Him TO roll.
he NE SP sPs sh, ny sSd Si fne MORNING. nihes;
He'st th tairest often thousand
'splen-n-ndidl Spien.n-ndidp' said
Mr.. Murphy.
While the other verses were being sung
Mr.. Murphy repeatei his request and
many came down onto the floor. In they
had TO pass down the stage stairs he took
the opportunity to clasp hands with
them.
after reading from the Scriptures Mr..
Murphy proceeded 20 talk with his audi
snce. Tie WAS introduced by the rev
CLARK Crawford aud said
1T is re igion We want. 10 Is the Cos.
pei OF Jesus Christ we need. It's to save
the people; that is what We want; 20
bring them b lck TO themselves by the
aid OF Jesus Christ. He came TO teach a
new Gospel. a new Power aud a new
Plan
"A man who will come unto Jesus
Christ il safe ASK and ye shall receive
Renember 10 Is the condition Of saliva.
tion that you ask. We can't be men
and do wrong. There are men who are
afflicted with the drink habit aud have
sworn Of q good many times Every
man who takes treatment for this dis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-18
A Wonderful Record.

In the statement recently published by
the Institute of the Northeastern Hous-
ton Narcotic Cure Company. estaDls ed
were made to say that five (5) per cent of
the patients treated had returned o their
former condition, when a mnch sr'alier
percentage IN fact, less than 81 per cent,
have relapsed, which 10 indeed q truly
wonderful showing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-18
Exhibition of Paintings Postponed.

The loan exhibition o. amt ncs which
the Providence Art In stitute intended o
no d at the Rooms of lie Providence Art
Club commencing next Monday has been
postponed until Spring on account of the
severe weather. Owrers of paintings do
not desiIe To let them 20 out during such
cold weather fearing that the canvas
will era K
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-18
nyOu are Bilious. take BErcHAMs PILLS.
PHIIATELISTS.
Annual Meeting aud Sale of the Rh ode
Islrsa Society.


The annual meeting and sale Of the
Rhode Island Pnilatelic Society was held
last evening Tie following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President.
George III. Wood vice president. \. b.
; ater secretary, John y. Calder treas
urer, Charles ID. calder.
Some of the prices at which the stamps
sold are as follows: Spain, 1865, 10 cents
blue and pink. inverted med lion. very
hue aud exceedingly rare. S5j Great
Britain, Mulready envelope. Id black
o1e OF the first series Of stamps issued,
$3.50. Bolivar. 1868, lp.. red, unused.
smallest STAMP ever issued. 2j cents:
CaHada. 1851. ole-halt pence. pink.
unused. 81, United States. lsl7. 10 cents:
black. -; United : ates. ) cents. brown,
unperiorated. s. so Ulitei States. 1861.
8 cents, yellow. 1915. United states,
1sG9. "A cents. gilded. 80; United
states official sealed $40. The total
received from the sale was about Si37.96.
An advertisements 10 not luxury but a
--..s.lf.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-18

Paul; Sixth Ward Mrs Adrian Math
eYs Seventh Ward. Mrs. g. w. Holden:
Eighth Warl Mrs II. S. Richards
Ninth Ward. east of Knight street, Miss
Nellie l.. Phillips west of Kuight street,
C. KralZ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

srHoSo HAND cLrrcHkD MI rB.oAr.
glars Bat there vas still further pro-
lection A burglar alarm connected
with doors and windows. and q special
wire ran from the bank 10 the police
station. was required 10 SIND in .
signal over this wire every 80 minuhs.
Ths Gods Of signals ran thus: Ons posh
on the button. An " we'll hfrss" two
pashaN :. I I'm ~" three puahss. . Hslp
wanted Ct once"
By e'clock- In ths evening Wa
through with all my work. had s<nt IN
my uxnxi and was seated IN tbs prssi-
dsnf's room with book IN my hand !
would read until midnight After send
ing In the signal would fall asleep snd
sleep for exactly % minutes. When ths
ls.so signal wss s<nt In. would sluul-
Der again until q minnie 10 o'clock.
You may think thiss bit odd. but ven
sure - cay that eight wsfchmen out az
t>r DO tho same thing. After had firm
" Impressed IL On my mind that must
wake up at . certain moment II was
easy enough 20 do %. From ~ to
o'clock I had twelve 90 minute nspa
Sometirnes swoke Eve seconds too son.
and sometimes i've or Nh seconds pest
the 30 minutes. bat never vsried ovvf
ssvsn seconds at the furthest- NJ sleep
ing wss not exactly q dereIiction u
saty. - the brrEiar alarm could DO de-
pended on to wake me up. and the sig-
nal az every half hour was proof that
everything was all right In the hank.
About the time Of my appointment
The snit o. roorns directly above the
bank WERE vacated BY q lawyer, and
dentist moved IN. Before the bank
vould rent 20 him. he being = stranger.
he had 20 secure Recommendations and
thoroughly identity himself. de claim
81 10 bail from 81. Louis. and be- pro
dueed letters frora half q dossn well
known residents Of that city. all of
which were aft~rwsrd found % have
bern forged The man gave HE name
- O. VI. HiIdebrsnde. and he fitted the
roons ap very handsomely and Wa
socn established In business. This feb
lows real profession was burglary and
bank rohbsnx. and hts real name WIS
"a Williams he did not know one
dental instrument from another. tat
hired . frs>h graduate 10 do oil the worn
which came to ham. There were tolr
rocuas IN the suit. The front room va
the paFlor. the second the operating
rom. TIE third . storeroon. and the
fonrth hedroom. This bedroom wss
inst above q small room at tho rear end
% he bsnk which wa usesi - . cloak
and wsshroom- In bailding the bsnk
the esiiiax u fhs first foor BAD besn
nsds sscars by 6liinx the spaces 80
tween the Jcists with brick. over toe
sauit there wer~ plates Of iron ~ a fur
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
A Bank Robbers Failure.


ics,TpsA< -. ~ Cker1ss q Lsph.i
Ths afssmps - ND he $1,000 H.
tinnzi baak - HsrsviIis ~ 90 .
- pis<s e vark. = Lcaksd upn 90
~ ssookb aa1dppank. and tbs lnllnre
wss nscnxht sooas IN such = slEnnn&
gas1cal naassr. hat ~ so1sy, = .
Shois. vii Ens<rssk yoas a fsar bsf.rs
80 pccurrs1<s ~ss spppinln1 nIsbs
vstehnsa e ~ tsnk- An bnnbs e
tnpo<ssnrs have . dsy ssd sight
veochnan. thsaxh Ne .pns % dny arr
= g.nwAlly pek<n % - porsw.
snsss % day - J s'eIock n IT, svsa-
~. .nd ths very arm tzink y ~ dcns
~ ~ - inzs al doom snd w4n1fro1
wers pecprsd Tk<a I beT~n II to
Drsnidsus's room With M broou "a
svsps - e.sssd snd pux s1I1rgs -
szuks al shrossh ~ pisc& ~ bnok
shout sn hour. JuzE - IL - g -
unnhjwis window vac . sail Ire ~
bazsisx proof szfs. and lad - Try IL
dso< u this ~ 80 II II vzs kpetsA 3
AZ the rear % the bniI,fins VS. he
vsnif. Iuclo~sd BY iron work sxfsndtu9
from aoor 20 ceiling. II deer op>a-
~ inso thsv sait bad hsavy ioek. 80
ne dor q the vznls itzeif. watch wm
> st<<i caxs sbsut IL b. ~ In zlzs. go
pro~id~d With . lock supposed b -
psoof esaina tbs wilss q the mott ok1Il-
f0i bcr1iar. insits The vault v<rs to
lasus Gss snd buzsl.r psspf ssf~ ~
hola the cash and valuable papers. and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
DIR. S. CLAY TODD
THE FAMOUS NERVE SPECIALIST,
NO. rs, NORTH DIVISION STREET.
ROOMS l. AND 4.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH

Catarrh, Consumption Deafness, Rheumatism,
Nervous Debility, Impotency. and all diseases result
Lost Manhood. all diseases of the urinary organs.
partial paralysis, vafcocee ruptures tumors scroua
old sores, dropsy skin diseases liver and kidney
paInts heart disease, shortness of breath back of
head, smaii of back, ETC., including al female
plants and chronic diseases cured quickly and perma-
nently
DIS Clay Todds Remedies are composed of
roots herbs, barks and seeds from SOUTH AMER
ICA AND THE EAST INDIES where the Doc
spent many years in successful practice As these
remedies cannot be obtained at the drug stores they
must be obtained of himself which can be done at
reasonable charge All medicines compounded and
dispensed by DIR. S. Clay Todd in person.
Consultation Free No charge for services until
cured Medicines for home treatment sent everywhere
Send for list of questions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
Heart Failure.
now TO AVOID II.

The epitaph on many . Tombstone b
sheart failure" No wonder, when We con-
pider the immense strain which h put o.
that small organ Marvellous - e Il, beating
lO0,OO0 times and exerting fore equal 70
b,ls4, 900 pounds daily, it has il limit-its
endurance often b too severely tested So
common are diseases IT the bears-thoush
cften for . considerable time without the
suspicious Of the afflicted person being In
the leasf exciied-that u h stated that one
person. "a four Aas q bad Aeorfi Dr.. Franklin
Miles. Of kikhzrs, Ind, has for years made
q special study Of ell diseases cf che heart,
and his remarkable success has made his
name familiar one In all parts Of our land.
He has found the most Common symptoms
Of heart disease 90 Be pam, diaress or isndos
Ress In the ehex. bah. sfsmack, bopcis, "a
sLoRider and or1s, sAorfnss q trssfk ns(ker.
ing ID u, fainfiag, etc
Mr.. George K. Smith. Of B.rueA Yates
Co, n. y writes s-"DR- MiL1 NEW
HEART CuRs kcs sDrkod uoad<1siIy on
mad asd bsdy - sss do good day's sort.
ffsri sen ysass ys~aor and take more Interest
in affairs. ] had shartncns OF breath, paipi-
iasion, pain under left shoulder blade, pals
arvaxd The kart oosid sot steP O MY right
Heart Osrs I sieep rel asd kaw 10 pafpsta-
s,n. Il hiss made NV ksnrf stronger. .ish
ron would print this, because | want all 10
know what Dr.. AIsS Hort Csrs has dous
for me-"
@For months my wife suffered with pa,pi-
ssfioa, smot-eiss speilx, and vas unable 70
s'sep On her leit sidsL She tr3sd several
doctors without rslisf. Your Hsws ON
uss rscounended. Aher taking three
basiIss. .shs fully recovered her health.
Year incidence do What you elaim."-cHAs
CnRnrMAs, Toledo, q.
y. mllse' usu csre - ~ oeort b sold
y ell drugxisss On positive r,sr.nts& Il
b sak, og-~ubls sfrvsv, ssd dso -
d. Nue Nsdical Co. ukAAsA L.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

WV I'VE yfxx Vas nFfrN0.
-ir ron want 20 fhump. can heip
rryself am here ~ . Waterman Of
no bank. n I hadnt been sslsep. yoa
woulint have zoe In. and I'm not 20
inx To make matters worse by giving
swsy any ~rrsts.
Well. ODDS h the difference whether
thsres s<fs inside or not. he growl-
ed - he replaced the gsz
At . o'clock The trio we're delighted
With TIE progress II the work. AZ $40
si~y c~ss~d drilling. blew lot Of pow
Der snfs The hole and inserted fuse.
aud pretty scos there wa. an explosism
vbiss iors . great piecs cut u The dor.
bat dsd not burst u open. A. a matter
- fact. the torae ~ the srplo~ion threw
tho locks ous II grsr and made The lob
q opsnsng II stiil nnurp difsru!t. Upon
fhie s<fhx disrovcr~d the fsliows began
b. curse and growl sna lament their
luck The 700 ~ them ~ere fof throw
lnz up ths ioh. bat wsiIisms denounced
tl.em - EDWARDS and quittsrs. and n
wss hnAiiy decided 10 censiaus sork.
They ksd kroaahf dsvn with then
>arne tpsfl>d Der saa sandwiches. and
they fell - and bad = bite and sent IN
ne 4 ciock slsrm-
Thsy did nat nss the drili again Co
fx< aoe<. bat GA eiesef sxsEstHatioa 10
s<d&i ~ tis~ L epeH- Thsy hsd two
pusdsx esnisssfs each holding a psuni.
fhsx d>f,sse3 - - haw mneh they
osshf . 80. Int - = wss EettiAs 90
~aff nnraiE1 snd they s<rs 10 bar
~ hey w~Fs r~ekisss - - sss gssnsi-
u. t1iak - fsIlsw vh0 nd Ne en-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

You never saw a poet or . painter with
large. coarse ears that stand out from
the head like extended winss That kind
Of an auricular appendags tetokens
coarseness Of mind. A long. narrow ear
that lies fat 20 the head IL . sign OF pug.
nacify. Never trust q man with thin,
waferlike ear. He was born hypocrite,
II not q thief. A very small ear betok.
ems q trifiing mind. lacking decision.
Ears set very high on the head indicate
narrowness of mind. A large. well
shaped ear that does not spread itself to
the breeze II indicative Of generonsness.
Most OF the world compellers had large
ears and well developed noses. Although
there are so many millions Of people n
the world. no two pairs Of ears are alike
Each has . marked ipdividuality.-Ssw
York Recorder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

The examinations 81 a certain prep
schnsl were in progress. The boys
wsru working husiiy over their papers.
sai The grim old professor wss watch
ING sharply from bic dssk. Presently
be noticed that enc u the students. .
proniissnt seer o. cell. "a. consult
Ing kis watch With considerable fire.
qsetsy. Ths prefeses stBdisd him-
In Ave msnutss he hssi lacked 81 the
fimsFiscs thres tines This wa enough
fer ths gasrdian. He c<iied The stu
aent 70 bis a<sk and demanded the
wsrsh. ffw.x siv-n him- and he cpened
H. Acres the fss's s~s piece u Pc
PER barring ths lsesnd : Pooled ksas
- varthy prafs-s1T 49, nst 10 b %
sssig asc>issd lie SAVE - sssSsat .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

is stamped in the best watch
cases made. 1t is the trade
mark Of the keystone Waffh
Case COMPANY, Of Philadelphia,
the Oldest. largest and best
known factory IN the world
1900 employees, capacity 1000
cases daily. Its products are
sold by all jewelers.. 1t makes
the celebrated Jas. Boss Filled
Wa1fA Cases. now fitted with
the only bow (ring) which can
not be pulled off the case-the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

pear cd boy. xho>s iifs hsd besn ssvsd
~ Chsnterlsins Copxh kemedy, Il
h4ssns cared h,D - ; yery severe -
ssck q Group Mr. Dol>ee = oertsis
that Il saved ne boy' > ne ssd = sntha.
ssss<se IL HE Ess.ss u Ne k>msdy. Fer
sale BY rsck Broe. druggists, - snd
81 Nounos street, And y. J. WurzbuEg.
s. Monros street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

For core threat there 10 nothing bet
ter than q haansl hsndsse dampensd
18th ChsnbeflAin : psin kaln II vIli
neatly always effect cure 50 une night's
time This remedy u siso fssofsts tor
rheumstssm aBd has cured nssny vsry
severe cesse 90 cent hotties Tor sale b
Peek Bros, druggists. 10 and III Mon.
foe street aud B J. warsbasz. - Moa
roe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

ErysipelSs. swollen Limits. had sors~
scslns add scabs 90 the LEG have teen
entirely cured by r. r r.. the scst soc.
derf,,l blood medicine ~ the day.
A course % l.. 2. p. all bsnssh ell Rod
feelings ana restore yonf health 90 Der.
feet eonditioa. Its curative powesr
are marvellous u out u sosls spd IN
bad hnmof WITH yourself and the o o.
taks Y. Y T.. aud oecome heslthy snd
rational
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Mr.. J. p. Blsiss, a srtsasivs rsal e.
tste dealer u De- Msinea Ioea, psr-
rowiy sscapsd ose q ths ssvsess1 stiacks
of pDeunooia While Ia the sorlhern part
Of that stats dusiag rscsa1 blissarj.
says the saturday Kev,eu- Mr. blaizs
had occasios 70 drive several miles dur
lag the storm spd wss 90 thorooyhiy
chilled that he wss uusbIs 20 set warm.
aud insids q % hour sitter he return
he vss tbrssssasd With severe oa.e q
ppsumoass o. lung fsssx. Mr. biaiss
seot 10 the nearest drug store and cot =
bottle q chambsrisin's Cough keGsedy.
AZ which hs had often heard and took Z
member q large dossa lie sAys the
eject uss wonderful and IN , short
time be xss breathing quite easily. he
kept on taking the medicine snd tie
next day was able 70 come - Dee
Moines Mr. blsize reRsrds HE cure -
amply wonderful. For ssls BY Peck
Bns, druggists. ID and Isl Nonros
street. and y. J. Wussburg. - Aonros
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

When % . sisis 10 lews Ne. K. bal.
fon 81 Loray. fsassesi eoaaty. ksasss
eslis-a IL ths laboratory 81 Ghsmiafs1s
4 ca, De- Nssss& to snoN thepa his . 9
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Sing q cong of sixpence.
A bottle full OF rye,
Four and twenty guests around
Its exccileney 20 try
When the bottles opened
And they End the liquor pure,
Everybody cries at once
.Royal Ruby" surci
"koyal kuby" kye Whisky
IL q rye that's pure. old and
mellow. Eleven years storage
i'm wood before bottlinR gives
il q ssz,coth. oily and pleasant
flavor. The connoisseur always
calls for t. Quality guaran-
teed. $50 per quart bottle.
ROYAL WINE Co
Chicago.
For saIe by seribner a. Aid
worth. druggist
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

r. r. p. makes positive cures Of oil
s pasco. Of nnso%s'1 a sypnar blood
Malaria and Female ComPiaiats I. p.
r. 10 q powerful tonic and an excellent
appetizer. building up the system
RAPIDLY.
For Old Sores. Skin Eruptioas. PIN.
ples. Ulcers aud Syphilis, use only p r.
2. asd got veil and snIoy the bIees ing
only TO he derived from the use ~ r. r.
y tPrickiy Ash. Poke Root aud Potss-
sum-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

J. E. Sullivan. secretary Of the ANA
teur Athletic union. president OF the
Pastinne Athletic club and athletic editor
Of The Sporting Times. writes:
For years have been actively con-
nected with athletic sports | always
found IL TO my advantage 10 use ALL
cocks Porous Pssters while in training,
90 they quickly remove sorencss and
slidnsss: ADD when attacked with any
kind az pains. the result Of slight colds.
/ always used Allcockis With. beneficial
rcsulta have noticed that fnoet slh.
leieso the presrns day use noining slss
but AIlcock's piasters
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

sAmatcufths nextporningl -HeavsnA
Breach! didn't know Il was going -
De masgrerade affair.
Breech- II INIT This IL the costuus
I always wear when take novioss out
Cunning. -Pucx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

fet COINS. Warts snd Buuions
Use only Abhott's East Indian Corr
Faint
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

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