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Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22
FINE ENTERTAINMENT

At the Second Church, Fair Haven.
The Second Congregational church in
Fair Haven gave an entertainment Wednes
day evening for charitable purposes. The
affair was fine success. Mr.. Robert Hart,
president of the Y. P. 8. G. E., sang excel
lently, accompanied by Mrs. Charles Bald
win on the piano. The Boys Orchestra
club made it's first public appearance this
season. and added new lsure1s to hose 1t
has already won. Professor James W.
Seeley is the leader and instructor of the
orchestra. Miss Ella Plumb played the
piano for the club Wednesday evening.
The members of the club are W. A. Niles,
Irving D. Niles, F. A. Johnson, F. Cargill,
Harvey Jacobs and G.. T. Bushnell. Ernest
Chapman made the largest number of sue
cessfol guesses. A banquet was served
after the entertainments
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22
PENSION DECISIONS.

Several Important Ones Rendered by
Assistant Secretary Reynolds.
Assistant Secretary Reynolds has rem
dsred four decisions of interest to pension
cts and pension attorneys. The first de-
cision holds that where at the date of his
death soldier leaves wife from whom he
has been legally divorced, and minor chill
dren over the age of sixteen years, his
mother will occupy pensionable status.
In the second it is held that where an in
valid pensioner dice, leaving no claim for
increase or rerating of his psnsion pending
in the pension bureau at the time Of his
death, his widow has no right to file an
original claim for rerating.
The third holds that the terms of the
act of congress approved March 1. 1898,
prohibiting payment of pensions after
July 1, 1898, to the nonresident who Is
not citizen of the United States, except
for actual disabilities incurred in the ssrv-
ice, applies to the cases of widows VIII are
nonresident aliens, and the fourth decision
holds that the commissioner of pensions
has no authority to vary the terms of q
contract for attorneys fees in claim for
pension, where such contract has been
duly made and executed in accordance
with the law, nor can he refuse to issue a
pension certificate to claimant for the rea-
son that the allowance is insufficient to
pay the fee contracted for.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22
Free Public Library.

earth. Mr.. Nugent at once began to inves-
tigate, and in a few minutes hauled out
four large, nearly black skunks.
Free Public Library.
New books for the free public library,
December 20:
Atkinson, J. L., Price Siddarths, the
Japanese Buddhs, 294 AS. Behrs, g. A.,
Recollsctions of Count Leo Tolstoi, B T5S
A. Black, A. & c.. Blacks Picturesque
Guide to Scotia d, Oil B5. Black. A.,
Boulser, D. g., A Short History of China,
951 B1. Burck. G. A Manual of Elec-
tricsl Science, 537 BIO. Butterworth, H.,
Zazag Journeys on the Mediterranean,
BOSS ZAe. Champney, E. W., Six Boys,
C354 81. Chspin, W. O., Masters and
Masterpieces of Engraving, 760xC. Cooke,
N. c., Freaks and MarveIs of Plant
Life, 1904 CO. Cooke, NJ. c., Ro-
nance of Low Life Among Plants, $50 @.
Couch, A. T. Q. cor The Delectsble
Duchy, etc., O. 5 Curtis, 9. W, Ora
tions and Addresses, ed. by 9. E. Norton,
vol. l, 1854 C8. Daudst, A., Letters from
Parish, Dog 2 Douglas. Sir G., Scottish
Fairy and Folk Tales, 1913 Dc Ernst, P,
Memoirs of the Life of Lord Chesterfield,
C42 A. Field. q. NJ, The Barbary
Coast, s1e1 F; Gaulot, P, A Friend Of
the Queen, B F41 A. Geddes, P, Chap
ters in Modern Botany, 1904 GA. Hamil-
ton, @. j., Women Writers, Q vol,
9sO7 H5. Hartlsnd, E. s., ed, En-
glish Fairy ard Folk Tales, 1913 H1.
Humour of Hollsnd, The. 1898 q.
Iogrsn, J. K, A History of Political
Economy, 1909 /. Johnston. j., Reality
Versus Romance in South Central Africa,
9176 il. Ksler. J o. Jenny Wren's Board
ing House, XII Je leopard, G.. ,conte.,
Poems of, ISL L. Leslie, g. D., Letters to
Marco, 5o4 a. Mntr. M. NJ. P. The
Chemistry of Fire, $40 M. Naruss, Jinzo,
A Modern Paul in Japan, B Sa95 A. Night
ingsle, F., Notes on Nursing for the La
boring Glasses. 616 N Oman, @. W. O..
Europe. 47e 9ls, 94O1 0. Page, j.
L. w. The Rivers of Devon. 91423
20. Paris Law Courts, The. 349x N.
Richards, L. E., Glimpsss of the French
Court, 920044R. Richards, L. E.. Melody,
The Story of Child. R392 l. Richards,
L. E When Was Your Age, BH833A.
Sheppard. E. 8, Counterparts, or the
Cross of Love, Sh45 2. Smith g., Essays
on Questions of the Day. 304 Sc. Stables,
g., Our Friend the Dog, 1857 So. Sy-
monde, J. A., A Short History of the
Renaissance in Italy, 945 A3. Yeats. W.
B., cd, Irish Fairy and Folk Tales, 1913 Y.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22
L FARMER KILLED
At Railroad Crossing-One of His
HorreR * fiIed.-

HARTFORD, Dec. 21.-Henry Leas. a
farmer sixty years old, living In Wrapping,
South Windsor, was killed at ths Williams
crossing in Bucklsnd, East Hartford, this
morning. Tue crossing has a record of
several fatalities.
Leas was driving double team across
the track of the New York and New Eug-
land railroad as the train from Whitman
tic reaching hers at 1855 approached. The
blowing of the whistle caused him to hest
tate, then start up again as though to
cross ahead of the train. The engine
struck the wagon and threw Less beside
the track. His skull was horribly crushed
and he died as soon as received at the hos
pital here One of the horses was killed.
Leas leaves a widow and four children at
Mapping, two daughters and son at
Windsor, a son and daughter In this city
and daughter in WATERFOWL.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22
Christmas Music at St. Mary's.

On Christmas in St. Msrv's church the
following soloists will sing at mass and yes
pers: Soprano, Miss Mary Sullivan; con-
tralto, Miss Maria J. Ward; tenor, Mr..
Charles Lautenbacb; bssso, Judge Gala
han. They will be accompanied by Mr..
Rice, organist, and the Philharmonic or
chestra and assisted by the full choir in
Hsydn's second msss. Director, Hon. J.
D, Plunkstt.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22

HARTFORD, Dec. 21.-The trial of Albert
I. Newton of Boston and Chicago for OBJ
tanning money by false pretensss from
Hartford merchants by the delivery of
Household Topics" an advertising sheet,
was continued in the police court to-day.
Newton was defended by Joseph 7. Bar
bour, and said that orders for the paper
were taken by his partner, Joseph N. Glib
son, in the fall of 1891. This accounts for
merchants not remembering having signed
them. The partnership was dissolved and
Newton took the orders as biz share of the
assets.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22
Court Notes.

An appeal has been taken to the decision
of Judge R ,bertson appointing a trustee,
by the bsne6eiaries of the will of the
late Philip Marett.
F. H. Bunnell has brought suit against
the Berlin Iron Bridge company to recover
$4,000 damages for injuries received by
the falling of one of the conpsny's trusses
at the barns of the Fair Haven and West
vile Horse Railroad company in October
last. The papers were served by Consta-
BILE Spiegel, who garnisheed the amount
due by the railroad company to the bridge
COMPANY.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22
Ex.QueeR LII.

Please insert the following ad. gratui-
tously in consideration of the present
Strengthened circumstances of the adver,
tiser:
For Sale, Cheap For Cash-An island throne,
a crown, a new coronation robe (never rseo),
and 'ther appearances OF a monarchisl govern
ment now defunot. splendid chance for the
proprietor of dime museum to obtain valuable
and drawing rel es at O ruinous price. Pro
posals from the President of the Ubitsd States
wilt be considered. For further particulars ad-
dress. LII, Ex-QUEEN.
Honolulu.
P. S.-The most Objectionable feature of
Chicago's motto-'T Willl"-is that 1t re-
minds one too much of Grover Cleveland.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22

When Baby WAS sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was a Child, she cried for CastOria.
When size became Miss, she chung TO Cas;Or.a.
When she had Children, she gave :hem Castoris
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22
PROFKSSOR PERRIN
Might Have Been fined, hut Il
Judge Relented

Might Have Been fined, hut the
Judge Relented.
HARTFORD, Dec. 21.-Professor Bernard
R Perrin came near being fined for con-
tempt by Judge George W. Wheeler in the
superior court this morning. He had been
summoned as witness for the plaintiff in
the suit of Frank r. Childs against the
town of Hartford, but did not appear.
Judge Wheeler expressed bis surprise and
annoyance and his intention to Issue q
capiss, but the plaintiff appealed for Pro
fessor Perrin and the Judge relented.
The suit is brought to recover 81, 500
damages for being discharged as a teacher
in the high school before the expiration of
the year Tor which hired. Childs was a
t. acher in the school for nineteen years
The defense Is that the committee has the
right to discharge teachers az any time.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22
WILL BE HEARD NEXT WEEK.

Will DE HHAHkU NEAN " EN1As
The Petition of h. Il. Baldwin VIII
Probably be Heard by Judge G. W..
Wheeler.
The amended petition in the case of Rob-
ert e. Baldwin against John Clarity has
been prepared by Attorneys Benton and
Bishop and will probably be presented to
Judge Hall in the superior court to-day.
In all probability, however, the hearing on
the petition will not take place until next
week, when Judge G. W. Wheeler will be
on the bench,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22

For over Fifty Years

Mrs. wIssLov's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for children teething II soothes the child, soften.
the gums allsys all pain, cures wind collie and lie
the hest remedy for DiarrhHa; IS ents q bottles
Sold by all druggists throughout the world.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22

Every Day Except Saturday.
Dock foot ~ Rr n11 t tIo,H S ~ id,s
O'Clock p m Tar JOHN n. STARIN, CAPTAIN
McAlist-r, ever SuiIdsy, Tuesday sno Thursday.
The WIN. G EOEkTOS, Capt. Sl.oor, every
Monday. "wednesday and Friday. Returning
leave New York from Fier Is. n. T., foot Of
Monday, Wednesday and Fridxy; the Corning
every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday.
Fare with berth in cabin, 75c; tEteroorns 81
Excursion tickets 81 Is.
Tickets and staterooms can be purchased OF
John NJ. Lines, jr-, S5l Chapel street, OF Peck &
Blshop, 9o2 Chapel street, and at the TontiBe
hotel.
Free stage iesves the depot on arrival OF Hart
ford train, and from corner Church and ChsIe
streets every half hour, commencing at SIS
O'Clock p. m.
c. III FISHER. Agent, New Haven. Conn
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22
COURT IL ECORD.
City Court Criminal Side - Judge
Gable.

CAD10.
John W. Alexander, non-support of
wife, continued to December 20; Lings
costs; William Cowles. lsssivious carriage.
81 fue, 81 SO costs; Theresa Lynch, same,
same; Catherine Clark, drunk, SIS Al costs,
80 days; Doddridge Platt, same, continued
to December %; James J. Barrett. theft,
continued to December 90; John Edward
Lee, murder, continued to December 20.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22
Vacation Begins r o.day
Newton of Chicago and Boston.

All the public schools of the city will
close to-day at noon for the Christmas hol
idays and will reopen Tuesday, January 2.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22
paid tex div

Government Bonds.
Following are the quotations for United staies
bonds at the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22

dog went hunting Monday. Soon the dog
came to hole in the ground and COM
menced to bark furiously and dig up the
earth. Mr.. Nugent at once began to inves-
tigate, and in few minutes hauled out
four large, nearly black skunks.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22

PUTNAM, Dec. 2l-William Towne, an
old resident of South Woodstock, was
struck by trsin this afternoon at Pom
fret Center crossing and instantly killed.
His wagon was demolished.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22
Coming wedding.

Miss Jessie Rowe, daughter of Edwin
Rowe, the commission merchant, will be
married on January II to Harry Williams,
the Princeton athlete. The marriage will
be a home stair, and will take place at the
residence of her father, All Orange street.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22
stsrin's New Haven Transporter
finn Line

e. r. HRmPsTE8D ID. Gen. Passeneer Ar
Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22

Ever displayed in New Haven, and at prices that at
and assurance We depend on facts, not fakes to wi
bu-.ness. Our stock is wholly composed Of the Cat
ING, selected from the stocks of the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

C,nc.anati. Jackson 4 Nsrkinsv rail-
Wv. win headquarters ~ folsdo-
f.rs broks out IN the barn Of Dr. q.
K. Johnson On sheldon street yess<r-
asy sftsfnoon. IL Was exiting aishsd
alter $50 worth of damage bad been
done. The cause VA unsnown.
Hiss Frances compton, the slocs.
ZIONIST. assisted ~ muscal talsnt. Vii
give "a entertain meat IN lnmanuei
Presbyterian church on Nsdlson ave-
nas tnis evening".
There viii b. no WashinGton's birth
day military parade tomorrow on sc-
count OF the severity OF the weather.
The local sroops viii Be inspected IN
the arnories.
&c. Pltkin, the constable. was taken
ser,ously i'll IN Commissioner CON-
stocks oftics yesterday. tie vas re-
moved 10 his home IN the ambuiAncs-
Flour went down Genie hundred
ir tue local market yesterday. The
wholesale quotations are tl.sv And
- - per ewI, according 70 brand.
The first social given under tue new
management OF the Western Michigan
college was held in the conservatory
building last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Rapp have returned
from Binghamtoa. y. n. where tney
attended the funeral Of Mira Rapp's
brother and sister.
Mabel Leonard was arrested ysster-
day charged with stealing . quantity
OF clothing and goscs from shs Nicni-
gan house.
The bank clearings yesterday aggre-
gated $I7e, 553 81. an increase OF SA.-
1929 over the corresponding day Of
last year.
Peninsular chspter No. IS, o. r. g.,
viii hold q social In McMullen block
this evening. All are invited TO a..
tend.
The entertainment "The Temple of
Fame" will be repeated in the South
congregational church Thursday even
ing.
DIR. d. Milton Greene 10 reported to be
rapidly recovering fr m an attack OF
! TYPHOID fever ~ st. Marks hospital.
There are now but half dozen cases
of dipntherla in Loweil and the disease
Is confined 10 one part Of the town.
A loirt rehearsal OF the choruses of
"The Cloister" was held BY the two or
stVrio societies last night.
A kirmess will be presented In Hart
mans hail IN April by the Misses Gage
aud Benedict and pupils.
The German Literary society Of the
high school held . meeting in the Ven-
i me last evening.
Daniel Eyer of Salt Lake City 10 Wis
ting his daughter. Mrs. Z. ID. Vanden-
berge.
o. d. Wander Suis left yesterday for
Denver, Col, 70 recuperate his health.
Revival meetings were begun at the
A. NJ. T.. ZION church last evening.
The dedication OF the Y. NJ. c. A..
building is act for March q.
The annual conclave Of Scottish rite
masons vail begin today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

Thirty Weeks Sick, The Last {
Twenty Weeks confined
to Bed.

NY wife has been sick shont
thirty weeks and the last
twenty weeks confined a.
bed, had five doctors. bat no
benefit; got worse al the
the time and the doctors said
no one could help her: che cot
weaker and weaker all the time
and had dreadful pains aud
could not stand alone. when.
in company with my wifc's
brother. ! called on DIR. :. Clay
Todd. is North Division street.
room 4. and gave him an
account Of her case. He pre-
pared some medicines. aud
began giving them 10 her.
From the start the medicines
helped her as Dr. Todd said
they would, and che gradually
improved aud today, after
about four weeks using DIR. $.
Clay Todd's medicines, she il
able 10 walk ten feet without
assistance.
JACOB ZUIDERFEID.
- Lcskn street. 6rznd kAples. Men.
ssnuary y. La.
NoIk-Tsis p<tien, snrerrr. gradually re-
eottnnt bef heAith. has eflr4slsd mere alien
tee thsn any case IL tlckncs. ia ,,rand -
les tef mary years. Tier pfxsIctn-s fa,lt6
eitsfis " Flse any rriief uBflI an 80 treated
bctteE. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED!

Nervous DEBILITY. Nervous wessue<ses -
sulflne from Earl, inaisersfions sBa sscs<<<s
Of manhood. oser~ers o. tie brain. improper
trtafmeut Of eome %, diseases inprap~r
uss Of Instruments 10 eraniosfion and freat-
nett Of senls cthsr diseases hereditary ~ess.
nsss etc. csusnE iost msnheea. fmpefsne~.
hsrrennes< inability @ collect ideas O. 70
members ~ora CTR ns conversation uksins
The sufferer iosa conreencs Ia ever enc even
himself causing cerfnnki worry sss snr,~t<
about ueuties that never epnses soyneflr.~s
causing kpiispsr. often esnsink insanity oss
torn Of Deafness F.rs,Fsis Aervensns.ss nas
heart Disease. snsti1tf - csneact saslneza
sfc
Inis cisesse. with 81 Ste cour'iesticr. "a
sa~ays CARED ~ DR. = CLAY TODD. a. Nof1a
llivisien strest. fossns 4. snc 4 1rsse Esbiss
hfch-
Cell innesisteiy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21
To OPEN THE BOOKS
OF Ex-Trsasurers c. r. Perry
and William Hake.
AN EXPERT WILL DO IT
Bassisg lnsp-sss. Ara Ordered 70 Make
Thar F,st lnspset.oa--Aa Esssui-4i
osaa Asespssa.

Last nlx1ps sesaoa Of ths council
va sslnasebss shorter than Usual. The
nosl LA portrait action Mas the adoption
Of . Fssclul0n ordering the mayor 10
spapioy al expert accouulknt 10 so
ever the locks II ex-Sity Treasurer
6eorgs - Ferry e0EiDg MS nrst terra
Of oihcs, 2ai 81 ex1rsasafer Haze
aad Treasurer 5orrick. The couned
wAs nonfisd that Inc bridge leading 10
the dump ground, on the sland. was
a dangerous coalition owing 10 .
sashoal. Referred % ne city mar
shRi-
T. .. Gilbert protested against being
taxeo for the kalton street pavement
Re set forth N pssils0a that The 4s
Fict reacasc across Kerry street AID
took ia = pofton of us property. HE
says he will be forced 10 pay tor me
i'm prose1s1t OF Ferry street. anc
should nOt e tcrcea ~ pay tor i'm
proving both streets. Referred 10 the
siaeEmca Of The second ward.
mIae management OF TIE Cnitdren's
home askea the council TO allow si0
per month % purchase fuel. Accom-
panylnx TIE pert0a vas another
siknea ~ many .izens- Is uas rep
resented that the revenue from co.,
tr.Dauoas : not safhcisnt 10 MAINTAIN
tne aonae. several Notions were offered
regarding the disposition 0f the peti-
uoa. several me14oers favored refer
rag 70 = committee ana Others wno
A.. better ACQUAINTED win "a, home
f-..-...f ....,.t,t.s tne reltie-t At Oace
IL .e< refefred 70 ths committees on
poor an1 the city attorney.
TIE Psnlnsaisr General Electrical
company accepted he ordinanee
passsd Tor & one week ago. Accepted
aud referred To tue mayor
Renceute on PARIS avenue asked 10
have tne street improved on tne i've
year assessment piSn- Referred 10 TIE
co1l1. lice on streets
somptrotier's Eepert-
81 t.rI1a =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21
WASTE NO MORE
TIME

With those useless and iniurfoa< medicines
such a. tenic> ftimul&nt& Berfines saa
soporife& sieep-product,ns drugs bandse-s
or Instrumental appila1ccsi they OF 10
avail. the DISEASE II sill there AID eau onig
be cured b br. 4 CLAY ToDn. is North
Division street doors north a. Mcnroe
street. Ncnhan block. rooms I. q aud &erana
Maids. Mich Consultation ffse snd ConA-
Dental Ne charge for services uutii cured.
Don't waste your tine and moaey-
No ruhning % dras stores.
BETTER medicines fof chronic rIsea~es. 81,
be had Of DR. :. CLAY TODD. st his ones IA
North bislsion street. 3 doors north 81
Monroe street. Wcnham biors. rsofns I. al
Z. 0r.nd Rapids Nirh-. With TIE corrrct ire
advice Tor using them. Cal ca Dr. 4. Car
Todd and be restored - bealth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21


tsrsst wes aue on water bonds. The
interest Nas ordered pad.
wfn E- Inspected
The IRE marshal rep rted ths: the
Roysl Furniture con, GAMES factory on
Cana sfreel ws- dangerous 10 tue lives
of sorknsen VINO arr employed th-re.
lie asked shat the committee Of build
3ng inspectors b ordered 90 inspect the
huldlnx. Ire petition Vas granted.
Toe Ere marshal also reported vlo-
lsti0n o. the fire ordinances n the rear
% tha Bragg block on Cansl street Re-
frrred 70 the committee on IRE depart
ment.
The committee on ways and mcans
reported that the ices collected by the
sealer III weights and measures 10 date
amounts 90 SfGf. Accepted and placed
o. lie-
The comm. ttes on claims aud ac-
counts recommended the payment Of
claim OF so for extra clerical help
aired ~ the COMPTROLLER AS: October.
The BAL has hung ire because some Of
tar aldermen al NOT tank Comptroller
Eandenherxe plans % collect CLAIMS
on tax titles were correct. Alderman
COuxer sd he considered the e0rap-
troiler orc ct trs hardest worked
officers 10 tue city. and favored the
payment OK tns claim. Altfruisn
Haassr objected 70 the payment OF tbs
fi4 bscau-e tne council had not Or
dered the employment OF tas clerk.
TIE report Ct the committees was
adopted.
TIE COMMITTEES on claims and sc-
counts recommended tnst Mrs. Allen
- pad - for infaries received on a
detective sidewalk. The report vss
sdopsed.
Ai4efs'sn preTKs gave notice ~ .
naeetl.E q the committee on build ngs
fer THURSDAY evening. lie sad
~ ssnei 20 have ths eostod a q
of tn- boi,t nx aud Jknltor william
ksmsey p-essut Is seems tners .
troua'e s<sn between tDe custodian
aud Mr.. kamsev
Dispostfsn er Estfs.
The ro Tor q sever IN Scribrsr
street. from Second 80 Fourth streets
va c1uErmed-
The rol Tor aver in the alley be-
tween Broad EsY and Cold streets Vas
pesfoonei eae ws~k.
The Chsries street Improvement roll
vss postponed cue veek
The eouart street. improvement
roil. TIE ~ eoa Avn avenue sever roll.
4 manila sever fcfi. sweet strsst i'm
provrhent rol. North Coit svsaus
sever raj. Srr. ener street sever roll.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

The Roots, Hcfhp Barks, &c.
are shipped directly - Df. Z.
Clay Todd from the countries
where they erev. ans are cufn-
pounded and dispensed ~ him.
Medicines sent a. all paris ~
the world. Make ore call. Il
possible. nr write at'ort yoHr
complaint ia yoaf cNn Ian
guagc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

Worlds Fair Tnr RsaAs so'n oti: :.
to-day ., regular price. 81 each Call
early and get one.


- Ne@ (tFtdfil lure tof Fifc3s
We do not intend 10 indorse any except
articles Of genuine merit: we therefore
take pleasure in Recommending 90 suffer
eFs from Pies In arr form. \ prompt and
permanent cure. The following letters
speak for themselves:
Mrs. Mary G. Tyler. Of Hoppner. Orr,
writes. Ouc Pkg. Of Pyrnnid Pile Cure
entirely cured me Of plies from which l
have suffered for years. and | have never
bad the slightest return of them since.
ffr T.. OBricn. Rock BluIfs. Nct..
SAYS. The pkg. q Pyrnmid Pie Cure
ectirsiy removed every trace ~ Itching
pics. ] cannot thank yeu enough for t.
The Pyramid Pie Cure Is a new. or
tain painless cure fer every form n piles.
II S safs. sure and cheap. Any drgxgiss
vi. gst Is i0E you II you ask him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21
ARE YOU ALWAYS
SLEEPY?

TO you frt up nfThtsf
Can yeu confroi yosr urfnes
is there psin IL your sNcks
Or Nervous Prostrsuoaf
CT Nervous Debil.tyi
Or lnpoisacyf
Ever had rheumatism,
Have cafarrts
Have you deafness
Or noises IN the heafs
Have you iriKhtfal pains IN your funsss
ls,eGr breath sAorsg
De scu dream
10 stomach neakf
Dc you feel worn orr
lsthere q sense 81 81 soaenesc
Pains In taek Of hesds
Are you dreadful uerrousr
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