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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-29

There will be meeting of the Parish
Aid Chapter today "Wednesday at $3.50 p.
m, at st. John's church. A full attend
auce is desired
MRS FRANK C. WOOD, Sec'y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-29

Inc new herman Evangelical church at
the corner of Waterman and Market
streets. viii be dedicated Friday evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-29

Thanksgiving viii be celebrated by a
game OF football between the Whitfield
team and the Garfield University team
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-29

Regular meeting of the Woman's Far
eign Missionary society of the First NJ
CHURCH, in the southeast class room rb1S
"wednesday afternoon at p. m.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
There will lie a meeting of Mount Olivet
Commandery AT the Asylum this evening
at 7:30 O'clock for drill preparatory for in
-pectlon. Every Sir Knight Of this COM
mandery is exp cted 10 turn out.
w. S. CoRBETT, Captain General.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-29

new musical club has been formed in
This city for the mutual benefit of its
members.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-29

am east again. 1t seems to me that
a towards short memory must be a
peculiar dispensation of providence to
help him tread the earth again with
some degree of confidence. For / saw
young Greene in Boston, and while the
sight of him recalled to me the awful
threat of that old mountain man, he
was talking to friend on Washington
street thus:
THE west? All. yes! I did try it
for awhile Couldn't stand it though.
you know. The earthquakes bothered
me too much"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-29

OF capitulatIOn: and as last argument
babe us tell the old fellow that he had
a mother and sister.
We thought him of no use to either
relative. but his craven cowardice
awakened sort of contemptuous pity
that urged us on our errand of mercy.
We collected few of the night clerks,
explained matters to them, and went
down to the old man in body.
Now" said the night manager, put
ting on bold front, II know you, and
know what you are here for. But l
am boss, and will not allow fight in
the operating-rdbm."
''All right" said the man. quietly;
"I'il wait here for him. if he stays
above till he's ninety"
"Have 20 at him, Luke" whispered
Will Kerner. aside. "If you can't get
Greene off none of us can"
Above, the fresh young man rom the
east was trying to give flavor to his
case bv rolling ON the floor in misery
and uttering frequent groans indicative
Of his last hour. The mountain man
listened and his eyes blazed with scorn
when went up to him.
Come, now, stranger" began,
family enough, I'VE know the young
man gave you great deal OF talk, but
it was only in fun, and he has not lived
as long as you. Besides. he sinned in
complete ignorance of the customs Of
this country, and has never handled a
arearm in his life. If you kill him it
will be nothing short of willful murder.
Then, too he has mother and sister
in the east 1t Is not such as you who
war against women. Let it pass He
regrets his part in the affair"
/ said much more, and then several
of the hight operators joined me and
put in a plea Well, sir, we did all
but go on our knees for that green
horns life. In the meantime the
tumblings and despairing groans from
above made us blush to voice his cause.
At last the man from the mountains
turned round and spat on the floor.
That was our answer. 1t said as plain
as words could: THAT for such! He is
not worth killing"
He made over to us the young
mans life on certain conditions. The
next morning the terms of the treaty
were complied with. At nine o'clock
Greene sent over by wire the most 40
ject apology man ever framed. and
every station on the line was rung up
to get the message.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-29

"a Quick Match" a comedy brim ful of
wit, humor and pathos. sparkling with
bright dialogue and tuneful music will be
presented ut the opera house. "A Quick
Match is not a new play, but favorite
of several seasons standing, and this year
additions have been made in the way of
new and original speciates, catchy music
and complicated situations that makes it
more satisfactory than ever. The play
contains none of the hackneyed features
of the average farce comedy, everything
being new, bright and up to date. 1t will
be here on Friday, Dec. l.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-29
AMUsEM kNTS.
A TALENTED ACTRESS.

Marie Heath. the star of "A Turkish
Bath comedy, is an intelligent little stu
dent of human nature Her representa-
,icn of "A Is year-old miss is SO realistic
that women and children will not believe
that 1T is a woman. In San Francisco,
when the company was playing there last
season, at the matinees from seventy-five
10 one hundred women and children would
gather at the stage door after the perform
ance to see the young 13-year-old girl, who
proved to be Il woman over twice that age.
Seeing her Oh the stage one can hardly
realize that they are seeing art, pure and
simple
Wiusome Marie Heath has bright flu
ture upon the stage. She is 20 sessed of
good common seDse-that which is lacking
in many of the ambitious stars. She is AS
much pleased when a member receives APP
plause rs though it WAS for herself. At
the Crawford Grand tonig ht, Matinee to-
morrow afternoon and tomorrow night
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-29
SCALING A FORTY-NINER.
~ LILLIAN NORTH.
copyright. 1895, by the Author.l

T was some time
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-10-20
Reason for PoIiteness.

The supposed English lack Of grace
in discourse and in the Establishments of
social intercourse Is matter of con
tinual amusement TO the French. They
have a theory that if an Englishman
shows himself gracious il is because he
has some personal end TO serve-which,
moreover, he is prouder of serving than
he is of being gracious
IL is related in a French paper that
NJ. Prudhomme, while travelling 10y
rall. fen in with an Englishman who
talked steadily with him in French for
an hour and a half.
When they parted the FreDchman
said:
Il am very happy 10 have had this
opportunity To exchange my impress
sions with an afTable gentleman such
as asyou-the more SO from the fact that,
as general thing. your countrymen
are not at all communicative.
''Ow!" said the Englishman. in very
bad French. II only talked, you know.
because il gave me chance TO prac-
.ice my Frenchv'-H Houths Companion
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-10-20
WHERE THE WILD THINGS GROW

O for the bosky gardens,
Deep in the green old woods.
Where the oaks have woven curtains
To shelter their sylvan broods.
Where the pine-trecs murmur and whisper
Secrets We long 10 know
o 10 rest in the shadow
Where the Wild things grow
There by the brooks clear mirror.
All on a summer day.
The bees, the birds and The blossoms
Have IL their own sweet way;
There, in the tender twilight
Barred 10y a golden gleam
flushed in the deeDest silence,
The wOod-fcrns dream
There many grassy pathway
Leads 10 fairy scene,
Where the partridgc-bcrry coral
Lights the dusk of the wintergreen;
Where the bells OF the precious twin-fiower
Ia the fragrant spaces blow
O 10 rest in the shadow
Where the Wild things grow,
Mrs NJ. r. Butts, in Outlook
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-10-20
THAT BOSTON MAID.

That Boston maid ] much admire because she
puzzles me
Profouud she is in commonplace as well as
rcpartec.
or sunset or OF promenade, OF snowstorm or Of
dew.
Her spaeeh is rolysyuable, and thus is ever
new.
We walked together-she ana Lone evening in
the rain.
And saw rainbow afterward And yet it we're
quite vain
For me 10 try to translate her Aqueous va
p1r.' hue"
'PrisInatic arch conccntric these, perhaps,
Wiu give a clew.
Like other maids. she loves ice cream, and soda
water. too;
Bnt IN their nomination she is apt 20 rattle you
.'Con@caIcd confection' Is the one, and 1 am
not quite sure
just what she calls the other in her pet nomen-
clafurc.
Though angular in speech, she is pretty girl
10 see,
And therefore I admire her much, although she
puzzles me.
Propose; dare not: yet Of life a year or two
would give
To know just how she would frame ye5-or yet
a negative.
j \ Waldron. in Judge.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-10-20
WHEN MY SHIP COMES IN.

Uncle often tells Us stories
OF "a ship he has At sea,
And the wonders and the clorics,
II were cool, Tor Tom and me.
And dream that somcw here sailing
Is "A gallant bark OF mine,
with the soft wind never failing,
And the weather always tine.
OH the bells viii al bc ringing
With a merry, tuucful din,
The birds viii all be singing,
When my ship comes int
She Is bringing gifts for mother,
Aud Tor father and the boys,
Ana my little baby brother
Shall le smothcred deep in toys;
Her hold is full Of trs lure
From the islands Of thc main,
And her fairy crew ~ leisure
are sailing home again.
On, the pleasure past all rhyming,
And thc jos that vii. begin.
When al the D. lis arr Ginning.
And my ship comes in!
There are storms and sudden dangers
Hiding crUclly around
Where just such ocean rangers
A. my fairy tarll are found
Blow. breath Of heaven, behind her,
And guide her safely home.
Aut some day I shall fiud her
MY snip from ucr the foan'
Oh. tue birds viii all be singing
when her crew the haven win:
The bells Will all be- ringing
When my ship comes in
Mary j. Farrah, in ST Nicholas.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-10-20
An Extravagant Monarch.

The sultan of Turkey i said 10 be
the most eNtravagant housekecper il
the world. According 10 recent eSti-
mate his domestic budget runs thus.
Repairs, new furniture. mats, beds
etc. 5000. 900 francs: toilet requisites.
including rouge and enamels for the
ladies of the harem, and jewelry. So
OO0.O0O francs; extra cXtrav agances,
G5.OOo.O00 francs; clothes and furniture
for the sultan personally. 10000, 900
frame; douceurs and wages. 20 900 900
francs; gold and silver plate. II. 800. 600
francs; maintenance of five carriages
and horses, 2.5OO,OOO Francs total of
600
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

An electrician in Nashville, Tenn,
says it would be dangerous for women
wearing crinoline TO cross the electric
car tracks.
THE largest private collection of
minerals in America is supposed to be
that of Mr.. Clarence l.. Bement, OF
Philadelphia. Its estimated value is
1928, 600.
An island has been discovered in the
Atlantic in latitude % degrees two
minutes north longitude 137 degrees 80
minutes west, which is only feet
across.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-10-20

frf copy. yea, cash Iu al vance 81 80
lu DO i not paid within months l.s5
Iu 30 tt not puid within months. 2OO
30 do u mot paid within the year. ..
-. r.. persons residing outside o. the county
, .-rf. f'di -ioual ter year with be charged to
pay postage.
IN no cyent VIII the above terms he de-
--s.i from. and those who don consult their
.rrgre-ts py puytul Ia advance must not eN
.. b. re placed on the same footing as those who
s.-l lLrs H'ct ce Distinctly Understood troI-;
d slae Forward.
.-;... TOR your paper before you stop IL. ~ stop
. ,..mugf None bUJ scHlAvags do otherwise. -
Scala walg--itfe ton snort
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-10-20

business items, nrst lnreriloh. iDN. per hho
subsequent insertions. Sc. per liae
administrators and Executors Notices 81 -
AuIiAoI 4Npiiccrs-.s = -
Stray and similar Notices ............... eco
ss- Resolutions or proceedings OF any corp' m
tiOn or society and communications designed 10
call attention 10 any matter OF limited or indi
vidual interest must he paid for AZ Advertisements.
Book and Job Printing OF ali kinds neatly and
exediOusiy executed at the lowest prices. And
don'tyou iorket n.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-10-20

1t is said that there are 215 lady
cIergvmen" in the United States
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-10-20
Cam bI-in Freeman
- Pubttshed weekly at
prNSRURG. CAMBRIA co, PENNA..
BY JAMES u. HASSON,
Subsrription Rates

au.rau,oed circulation, 100
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-10-20

The large and reliable circulation OF the CAN
BRIA FREEMAN cOmmenas IL 10 the favorab .
consideration Of advertisers whose fayOrs will be
inserted al the following low raies
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-10-20

VI NNltH.- Er.isrle men 90 sell our choice
..' .'. "trtg Nursery stock. and seed 70
e.r HHi complete hue. Many varieties
...'- .. ..'t.u"i through MS COmmtssiou or
sr.. .'.l N.eN'E agi promptly ENcius' e
Err.- .. territory given. Don Z de.aS
7 a' .lre r.r terms
Ir,.. ALLEN NtfBS EkY Co..
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-10-20

First Beggar-''Are you blind by
nature?' Second Beggar-"No; only
by profession. brakes Magazine
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

The examination OF William Robin
=on. charged by his own daughter with
rape. was "a progress IN police courtyes-
terday. The girl. who IL Il years old.
tells a story which II true will send Der
lsfher % jackson for a long term %
years.
Charles Aidrich. charged with aiding
Walter in his attempt o. rob an old man
on Labor day. was acquitted in the SUI
peri0r court Yesterday and Connor, who
vas convicted Wednesday was sentenced
70 four years in Ionia-
BENJAMIN Harrison Hicks was tried in
The superior court yesterday on a charge
81 taking indecent liberties with Elsie
Hoertz. child but ) years % age.
Hicks appears 10 be a man about 20
FEARS q axe
The first annual report % the Michi-
gan Trust company a. administrator q,
ne estate % Charles Spicer was filed
yesterday. IL shows an estate Of about
sf1Oo0
Heyman & co. began suit yesterday
n the circuit court against Mary III.
Mathews 10 recover $40 due on a ball
II goods
The appeal q DR.. J. r. Parker from
The decision u probate court was filed
n The circuit court yesterday.
James Williams has begun suit %,
divorce from fnez Williams The bill 4
suppscsss<L
Frances Jetellier has brought suit
against James G. Riley Tor a deaf ol
81 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
NEwnaxsvr1Ir. Fla. June 5. 1sol

NEwNkSsvILLE. FLA. June ,. 1871.
MrssRS LfrPaAS Bios. Savannah. Ga
DkAR SfKsI wish 10 give my testi-
moniaI In regard 10 your valuable medi-
cine. +. p r.. for the cure Of rheuma-
tism. neuralgia. dyspepsia. biliousness.
etc. In 1861 | wss aftacted with bill
ious muscular rheumatism. and have
been a martyr % IL ever since. | tried
All medicines | ever heard Of, aud all
the doctors N rearh. hut found only
temporary relief. the pains were 80 bad
az times that did not care whether
lived az died. Ny digestion became 50
impaired that everything | ate what
agreed with me. Ny wife also suffered
- intensely with dyspepsia that she also
Uss = burden "a her. abe would be con
fined 10 her eed for weeks. at the time
she also suffered greatly from giddiness
and lo~s u sleep. some time in March
I was advised 90 take r. L. r.. and be-
fore 90 tmy vifs and 1 had flashed the
second bottle ~ r. y. T.. our digestion
began 30 improve. Ny pains subsidized
- much that have been able 10 work
aud am feeling like doing what haven't
done before in number q years We
will continue tsking r. 2. r. until We
are entirely cured. and will cheerfully
recomfnerd il % al suffering humanity
Yours very respectfully.
j. s. DUPRISS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

irrer FsksgV< Estate Mary Dalton.
deceses,i. September - assigned Tor
hearing petition n ~ Emmett WEIGH
~ hearing Il tssrsiY claim Estate
Joseph iirisienstrin. deceased. vsiver
- homestead clsim fied. October 8
s~~tEncsi for hearing petition for
Iicense o. eel real estate Estate
Msusie A. Clement. miner. order al
losing guardians third annual &C
count Frtar~@ rrsiesick III. Harper.
st al. nirers receipts hied ani lis
charge ~ guardian 'ssurd Estate
Fsaok y kean. deceased, appraisers
warrant issuesl g. Adolf Fber,nayer
ani William r. Shatfuck. Esfsse
Timothy Harfneff. deceased. afprai.
sers esrrsnt issued - Taeeb f.lsen
ksrtit snd Edwin ~ GUST. order ap
rcintiex Franx y Hire and Hugh q.
Wilasn eosam tssicuers 90 ciaims
Estate q bco,ze kab. miner. order
appointing guardian. Estate k.lien
Eng. deceased. nr,ier allowing cisims
Estate Joeephine Ring. deceased.
order Showing cisins
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
DISGRACE T0A CITY
Horrible Stats Of Affair Among
One Class Of Children
lITTLE HELP At coLDwATEa
s<>ss school wsn Noe nec<ise Tb<m
TAKES. IheS Are sossd IN Body
ard Ia Mad


The prosecuting attorneys force 10
troablea over the question q what 10 do
sIth children residing IN houses 81 a.
f1ms. same q the eases which have
come 10 the notice u the prosecutor are
simply horrible. and are enough %
arouss - action any civilized conlma-
atty. strange ~ IL NAY seem. the lass
"a The state ara seEy Inadelgats %
handle thsse casek There - state
school a. ColdwaleF Cor dependent and
aeglsctsd childron betwees the age Il
D and IA There j. q provision. hox.
ever. which says that one q the rsqa-
sites for child ~ enter this place Is
hat they shall be sound In body and
mind. The school Is crowded and this
provision Is ussd a. prctsxt for keep
M down tle number which would 9TH
crsisa throng ia halls.
Last eeek daughter u MAY Howell
Vac t@ksn fron her mothers dive on
Nstefino street AMI xas ordered sent 10
he Col.f1ater school IL a. with din
culg that she - being a9lmittei IL -
-.ain,ed that she j. not healthy. and
t1efefore h not entltied 10 a place
there.
IL . possible for the judge Of probate
% appoint a guardian for such children
and have them indentured; but the re
suit q This a. shown ~ case 10 this
city. Anna Nlenian. VINO vas shown 20
be one u the silest women IN The city.
had two daughters one 10 and the
sthor past - The younger was sent %
coidsafsr. and the other. being too odd
10 send there. vas gwen guardian The
guardian has noser takea proper care II
his charge, aud Tor that pour unforta
nate girl scarcely Is years old Nill soon
peeome a mother She has been al
iowed % remain IA MrsL <ioman's house
a1d has there been ruined
Another horrible case i that 81 three
little girls lo.<l4 and IL years % age on
Naterioo street The father and mother
run house Of assignation II the worst
type. and these girls SEQ and hear all
hat - going on. The question IL what
snail se slo with these girlss Shall they
- left IN these horrible surroundings or
removed 10 a place % safety and de
cency. These questions agitate the
minds q the prosecutors force. Two %
The girls are too old TO be sent 10 Cold
water and the youngest one Is lame 80
hat che would be rejected Ii has been
suggested MAT some charitable sociefy
- the children's Home society should
AXE up the work 81 finding homes for
these poor girls The prosecutor will
ree that they are legally taken from their
parents II some one will agree 20 see
hat homes are provided for them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

reliable safeguard against maiadies OF this
type. Not alone ON this continent, but
throughout the tropics. II u justly regarded
a. a complete antidote q Iniasma poison IN
air or water No k,ss effective j. IL for dis
orders % the stomach. liver and bowels.
rheumatism. kidney complaints and ncr-
Vousncs=. No ono so.ourning in q malarious
region. or Who i subjected 90 outdoor ex.
posure In rough weather, or "a excessive
mental or physical strain. should be without
this fine defensive tonic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

- that lsrktrV fcs. ehtils sari fs~ss 81
sften stf,ax.s reizif - ftre c-retlse- freaa
- eI1teh taisfi0cp fAere tre Nteoat
rr.fl 49, fat u tau r8nts rrxI rrn.etiY a.
81 -eIirse Fsa - - .c*sss sea tss.s se-ssa-
sal - 1sa .a.If. tEsHtn - rrt--tr< sad -
~ yen iri1tr ttis rte4.-efi.ss. fs.fFslsaerf
rssf..ratI.st q, hesith plf eessrf gsas Erery
flrrn - res ff'tI 8leee@s = teFs, sstHfls
srnairnfed - - HlilrEs. sasc1 = asee.-s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
Another
Excursion 20 Chicago
Vie. Goodrich Linz.

Saturday. Sept Ia. the d.. q. III. & VI.
R'y Co. IN connection with the Good
rich Line. will run another excursion TO
Chicago Tickets good ten days Fare
only s3eo for the round trip. Leave
Grand Rapids at 20 p. m; arrive Chi
cago 600 T. NJ JAS. CAMPBELL.
City Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
special Train Service
To the
Kent County Fair
via
Michigan Central Ry.
sent IL Ia- IL md IL

MfchtGun CentruI Ify-
sept. IL, 13, IA and II.
Tuesday. Sept II. trains leave Union
depot hourly. commencing at a. N un-
al p. m. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. Sept l3. IA and Is. trains leave
hourly. commencing at a. IN. until .
a M. and every 20 minutes there
after until p. N. Returning train
leaves Kent station hourly Sept. l..
from a m. until p. NJ On Sept. l3.
IA and 10. hourly from n m until
n IN. and every 20 minutes thereafter
until ] p. m. Low rates; round trip
fare. Is cents; single trip fare. 10 cents.
Tickets good only on special trains and
valid only on date Of sale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

JUnes BrRfr~eANF The People w.
Fred Collier. embezxiemenf. zen.
fenced 81 Ionia for sax months The
People " Charles Aldrich. assault
with latent a. rob. verdict not guilty.
The People " Walter Common. a..
saaif 9Th ioteuf - rob, sentenced 90
foo.a Ter four years. The People -.
r ~ Hick taxing irdiseret liberties
eith a child. on triad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
ONE FARE
to
CHICAGO


Tickets will be sold on Friday. Sep
tember 18th. for $40. good 20 return
September 18th.
Trains leave az 1906 a. m. and LOO
p. IN. arriving in Chicago 4:l0 p. m. and
100 a. m.
Call telephone Coz for particulars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15

NbkNfftFN. - July IT. IHFI.
MFesr@. LsfPHsS BRo~. Savannah. Ca.
DssR sfss-I bought a bottle - your
Y = T. st Hot Springs. Ark. AMI 10 has
dnne NE nore god than thr~e months
treatnent Al the Hot Springs
Have rou ~ agents IN this part - ta~
country. % lef ~ know how much u
al cnef q act three o. six bottles froal
pear eifT by erprsss
Respectfully yoars
JAS n NEWTON.
Aber,ieen. Btoen coanfy. q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
Stomach Troubles Cured.

Tssre ~ zs<szdsek. kseIefsIne pf1A
Raisssx weser fr~.s - Ras
k'slns h.efoFs an0 afkeF snffn1
Constant ratns IN starraseA.
CO ~ gerrsg f<<irte cur-4
lffs4Ff,es1 rtfrFgl.
Nerves i4ef<Fsia curr1.
Al ssasnscb sroaisse czred - D.. : Clas
Tss5o. stlsce Is Eorfh DitisIe8 sfTnet 20
slAErs. ssonAs 4. ; sna 4 onsp4 hspias. hleh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-15
CATARRH CURED.
HAVE you caTapRH1

Hsss IN fssss.s ostr b sgs.,
- fofEf f9cs sEffff
IiaTt SO ary ssesEh sFerT tx1If
A. 80 elak ~ So estisne<ssf
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