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The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02

he will not pretend that gold and
silver can be purchased with bonds
that are not payable in gold and
silver. If, then, the gold and silver
purchased and stored away in the
treasury vaults as he suggests, is Sc
curity for these bonds, and must ulti-
mately be used in their payment, how
can it at the same time be held as
money of final redemption for the
treasury notes in circulstlonl If
this gold and silver is used for the
redemption of currency, the basis Of
the bonds is removed; and if 1t is held
for the final payment OF the bonds it
affords no security for the notes. The
one or the other would necessarily
rest upon the credit of the govern
ment alone and would have no other
basis. In other words, either the
bonds or the notes would be purely
"fat."
But there is another factor enter
ing into this calculation which must
not be overlooked. These bonds
would bear interest, and that interest
would likewise necessarily be pay
able IN gold and silver. 1t will thus
be seen that the amount of gold and
silver purchased with the bonds will
not pay them and the interest upon
them, saying nothing about the circu-
lsting notes supposed to be based
upon it. There will be a deficiency
which must be provided for from
some other source. Where is this to
come from? Shall we sell more bonds
to get it? If so and the gold and
silver thus purchased is paid out for
interest, what will these bonds rest
upon? Where will the gold and sill
yer come from to pay them, and the
interest on them? Isn't there a weak
spot somewhere IN such a financial
system?
But, it may be said, the govern
ment would derive sufficient gold and
silver from its revenues to pay this
interest. This is a mistake. It is
true that the revenues of the govern
ment have been sufficient to pay cur
rent expenses, interest on the public
debt, and gradually to reduce the
principal of the debt; but it is like
wise true that since the nominal re-
sumption of specie payment green
backs have been received in payment
of duties and all other claims due the
government on terms of exact equal
ity with gold. That is why they are
at par with gold. They have like
wise been used in payment of current
expenses. Now, suppose all the gold
received from the revenues should be
used in payment of this interest.
Still the principal would be unpro-
vided for and the circulating notes
remain without any other basis than
"6at." Reference to the report of
the secretary of the treasury will
show that there is not gold and sill
yer enough received from the reve-
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02

PEOPLE may spout about silver and gold
and talk about "fst" from night till morn,
but the cattle are growing as in days Of old,
and every day adds an inch to the CORN
Atchison Champion.
Aye; but "every day" neither re-
duces the cost of production of either
cattle or corn nor adds to their prices
in the market.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-02
SUBSCRIBE for The ADVOCATE.

DustOn House, Topeka, KAA, al06-slSOpor day
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

rss celossa man -1oa On nSus 'o4s.l
dls car. nos tsn you
..Poohl" rsspoa1ed he youas wen&ii
eontsmptuoasly.
Yea hsax what ! ayr
~Yeppy."
sAint you gslns to rinAr
Net II dis Lady kness ksrssaf'
You gottsr."
Il wont.-
The young man hooked disgusted
After spending . minute or two Ia 10
fsction. al iiss struck hsn. and Do said
trizmphzntlys
-Yoa CANT ride. cause you Ainr go
no money.s
.sYoa kin pay my fsrs..
II wont do it"
Alexander Sebuchadnexxsr. yoa're
low down man. II III knowed you fore
married you As do now. you'd have
had 20 ar some other lady fer . wife,
stop yer foolishnsss an git ot ds
car" he rsplied sallenly.
81 amt a-g~ine To-"
"rhen you'll git put Oh"
just then the conductor came forward
20 take up the fares in the grip car. The
eolored man refused u pay for the wom-
IN, who addressed an eloquent appeal 70
the knight Of tho bell punch-
This yere 10 my husband" she said
"rse got s'picion dat he's got meetin
on hand Wit anudder woman. He got
on de car 10 git rid u me, and follered
10 keep an eye on him. s'pose you're
. genman. and yon wouldn't chuck =
lady off,
The conductor had heart. rs was evi-
dent when be replied;
stay on I'll pay your fare myself. !"
This happy turn Of events caused the
young woman to giggls consunmately.
The man. ca tho other hand, expressed
his disgust with vague and ssmiarticu-
late mutterings. All Of this had hap
pened while tho car was going three
blockk
Just as the cable train was travelling
ut it's most rapid gait between two cor
ners. the rccalcitrant husband jumped to
his feet without warning and lesped OF
the car. Evidently he supposed that his
wife would not dare 70 initiate the ma
nsuver. bnt be reckonsd without his
host. With flying bound she sprang
OF and after him. In 20 seconds she had
caught him and grabbed him by the arm
'.Now. you fool Niger, she exclaimed.
'just come straight home wild me"
''rln a-comin.r rejoined the man sulk-
ily. evidently recognizing the situation
ss hopeless from his point of view. And
the two walked away arm in ARM
Washington Post.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Detroit school eensus shoss the NUN
Der % school children IN the city -
about Zoo les than IL gas when the
last census s&s taken
Thorntoo Carter. The famous leader of
the -CarteFites." will be tried Ia berrisn
county November on the charge OF
lead conduct
The annual convsntion Of the Branch
County societies OF Christian Endeayor
will 90 held Al Union City November \
Cas- county has had % borrow 5000
20 pay the bills allowed at the October
meeting o. the board Of supervisors
A posfof.ics has been established at
Walsorth, Lenaxe 60 county. and Eugene
ID. wElworth appointed postmsster.
A saginaw lambsrnian says wages OF
men ia the woods will average slo 10 e.
a uaonth. against go 10 ed last year.
Lucius and Luman Jenison are having
a tl0.0O0 granite mausoleum erected IN
their burial grounds =. Jenison-
The First Baptist society Of jackson
has engaged the Rev. r. W. Stevenson
o. Osid ~ assistant pastor
III. Har!y 4 sons OF Marietta are
preparing 10000 dozens Ut picked eggs
Tor the New York market
VIII Mckee has raised 5.000 heads Of
cabbas,s this year on lsss than an acre OF
the bis marsh IN kiOreace.
Ottawa county school children will
erect q headstone on the grave OF the
late Prof. A ID. Taylor
The Rev. &. l. Deyo. pastor OF the
congr gational church 10 beldsng. has
resigned
The new methodist church at the
sunday.
Turkey thieves are robbiug Union
City farmers OF their Thanksgiving
birds.
Parochial school building costing
ss.0J0 has been dedicated in Manistee.
South Haven peach growers realized
10000 for their crop this year.
Worlds fair visitors from Union City
spent t.0.OO0 at the exposition
Comp any q, Third Michigan cavalry.
will meet at. Whitmore lake.
Miss sarah Wilson died in Kalamazoo
Sunday. aged i03 years.
Hosell has let the contract 10 build its
waterworks for $4,000.
Marlette shipped 1900 chickens to
Chicago Saturday.
MarIette's new hotel will be opened
Thanksgiving day.
CsrsonvilIe has $50 inhabitants and
no preacher.
Muskegon has been supplied with new
mail boxes.
Spring Lake has completed its new
town ball.
Apples are - a barrel in Ludington.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
IT WAS NO USE.
And Realizing IL Was Hopeless. He Finally



And Realizing II Wa. Hopeless. He Finally
saeeambed.
The cable car Was going az full speed.
II II the manner % this sort Of vehicle
that 10 does not gain acceleration gradu-
ally after starting. but goes on the jump
~ the end Of the first dozen feet.
a, this critical moment q young col-
ored man dashed across tho street and
swung himself upon the grip car. Just
=; the same instant q shrek was heard.
and = comely woman Of African descent
and robust physique made q sprint after
The traction train. Though the latter
was by this time going ~ about 20 miles
an hour. she made q grab az the rail on
the last platform and became passenger
BY sheer force Of muscle and athletic
dextsrity.
II did not take her half q minute 20
make her way forward 10 the grip car
and take the seat beside thu young col.
or~d man. who Was much sstonishcd 10
see her. Said be:
'fWhar ron gwineY-
''GwiHe whar gwins.- she replied
ioffily aud with al AR Of assumed IA
oltfereucs.
" har's dAtY'
"Wid y0u-
"WhnlfaF'
"JEsi 'csase-
"'Ianse Why
'Csuse feei hks e.
well. | don't want you foIlsrin ma. :
"Alsxanisv Nshuchssinezxar Ihonp-
soa. I'm xwlns 20 kesp ny eve. on ygu. :
ssaf xwtns o. have Il. protested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Dr. EesIsy Tired 70 Get 4 Out Of
the State
ARRESTED foR sooY TAXING


CaicAGo. Oct 3l.--Df WElizm i.
Esklsy of Fort Madison. Iowa y loeksd
MP az the Harrison street station changed
wlfh BODY snatching TIE body be -
aecussa % stealing 10 tie oae f0and
Ia trank ia me kock lalaad depot
early today At ; o'clock shis
morning ID. Eekisy ealiei a. the
dspos ana ssk.d bszssgensstsr Dyst-n
for a trank. az tbs same tins pro
ducinx chscks which showed ham 90 Dc
snt.flsd 10 IL The trvnk sas ths one
ia which the body u . man had besa
found a fsw hcsrs before. Asking ths
doetOr % salt q fss momest.. tAs nas.
x.esnasger notified the police AZ the
Harrison street stati0n. oficer Null
eahy sas as ooes seat - the depot. and
placiox Dr. Eckley cnc:ef arrest. took
hln 10 the statioa. shere DC was
locked up.
Al the station TIE prisoner talked
freely. but ssadsd al questions which
hore "a ths manner 81 his securing the
h1sly. Whsn cle.-rly questioned he said
he GOT the body fDr the purpo=c 81 dis
s<efinx i. bat refused % tell from Whoa,
hs sscuresiit lteasa after midnight when
fha trunk was brought ~ the station.
H. Dosiag the big bon about Assist
ast baggage Aasfes Vaientlns noticed 4
strange oesor aud sfspecting that sonne-
thins was wrong notified the police and
nal fha track bfGken open. In u ~as
tfs tolig q : uan with full gray
hesra ansl q spot - hood OF the right
sfis q a. The body Vas nude
and ~ss Nrsppsi in al oilcloth.
Eckiey 49, taken tefsrs Justice Brad.
vel CHARGED With holy snatching and
v,oiefinr = city orsiIna1ce. wht-h rFc-
vises mai % body shall be iaken from
tfia state without a permit froEn the
health Sspartmsut The cx=rs acre
toarsousd un;i November at a N,
ft&ley's boad beng placed AZ $50 90
go frsi charge and So 90 ihe second
Prof Tsasuary called az the station
house ans sid. -k.ckiey came d ns
eni said h. as a little rusty on anat
Gay and ASKED ne % assist him l told
him would DO ~ and tur;hermors gave
him TIE b,-iy that Was found IN The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
An Adjustable Dream.

An Irish earl and his lady were riding
out one morning. and meeting one OF
their tenantry gave her kindly greet
ing.
And sure ] had a drame about yer
honor last night sending me pound of
tobaccy and yer leddyship pound OF
tay. and it's joyful am to tell ye this
morning" said the accustomed bene-
fciary.
But. my good woman" replied the
earl. dreams 20 by the contrary"
"Indade. then. yer honor is to send the
tay and her ladyship the tobacey." WAS
the quick wltted reply. - New York
Ledger.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
HER ELEGANT CkPi.
How One Woman Made a Saw.
ing of $500.
Hints for Those Who Like to Dress
well-No Need of Looking Shabby,
Even Though Times Are Hard.
The Secret Told by One
Who Knows.

Those fashionable capes with a triple
collar, are looked at with longing eyes
by many a woman. But times are hard.
and economy is both virtue aud nee
essity.
One woman has solved tho problem
most satisfactorily by coloring her old
drab clothing circular rich. handsome
brown. with a package Of diamond DIVES,
thus actually getting ten dollar care
for ten centA
creased sale OF diamond dyes this fall.
and say they have completely superseded
the old fashioned methods with logwood.
fustic. indigo. etc. On each envelope Is
printed full directions no plain and ex-
plicit that any one can use these dyes
with perfect success
For nearly score OF years diamond
dyes have been helping women to dress
well at small expense. and. il Is
natural that their great SUCCESS should
have brought many short lived imita-
tons upon the market These would
claim 10 make fast colors. but the light
fades them; they adultcrated their dye
90 make the package look large. but ac-
tual use proved they could color less
than half as much as the diamond, aud
Offering a large profit. they secured
agents or peddiers 10 sell them. but a
woman never bought them second
time.
Diamond dyes come in nearly fifty
colors. specially prepared for wool. silk
and cotton. a ten-cent package coloriDg
from one TO ten pounds Of goods. no
other dyes are 81 strong. nothing else So
simple. and none 20 last and true in
culof. No woman can afford To risk her
goods with limitations. especially when
the original dianond dyes are admit.
teddy far superior.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

sketch OF the osasier OF Sotrc Dame
University.

tusrrrstty.
SocTn BExD. lad. Oct 3l.-The Very
Rev Edward Sorin. supreme general OF
81 tae Order of the holy Cross and
fsurier % the celebrated university OF
Notfs Dame. died az 10 O'Clock this
norniDx. The late Father Sorln sas
Ffaachman. born near PARIS February
4. 1914 he sas graduated at the uni
versisy u Paris and at onee began 10
study for the priesthood HIS oraina-
ton took place on June . isss No
vsnter IL. iSt2. he arrived on the Dor
asss % the sheet q water nov known a.
81 Mays lake. GEAR the site Of the pres
cot csty OF south Bend lie az once
built a snail bailiiag aud set apart one
half og IL Tor . CHAPEL and the other halt
a. a dwelling Tor himself aLd sax broth
sr. az the order Who bad panied
him. lie then began 10 build college
snd In lsls secured for 10 a charter a.
university from the Legislature OF The
state e Indiana From that day the
unigersity II Notre Dame hOuished and
progressed uudsr us guidance until
nos uhea a has become the largest
ana most important Roman csthollc
sdusatiooal institution Ia the United
Statea Besides the university be Is
tablished nourt@hing colleges and schools
in almost every part Il tAe United States
anS Ca ida lie was likewise the tcun.
der and aarsrior general Il the Order OF
SISTERS q the Hoy Cro-sc * = a0m thers
are in the United States more than
esrht aunirsa chiefly engaged IN COG
doctnx colleges and schools
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Il pAys
DTsC We
hasepr
4
bat whether What has been said about worth
be fair and iast yourself aud
10
yoa CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

A. Sparks. No l79 Spring street.
measles; Sarah Spyrcs. No. "a Fernando
street. scarlet fever; Carrie Burch. No.
- kansom street. typhoid fever; Charles
j. Doedenaa. No. ~ Jefferson avenue.
typhoid tower; Fritz Dues. = Pettibons
street. typhoid fever; Willie Pencil, No
Is Island street. measles; Leslie Gaelor.
No. 6l5 South Lafayette street; Miss
Collins. No. as North lonia street,
membranous Group.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

JesAxssssuae. Oct sL-Au q ths
raarsi- - me British south Afz,ez csm.
lenr. tssrsfher sith ittn astlye allie.
ss~sl 20 chef Kama arr cuuFtrginx %
Haps rsonsasn. where TIE Aatau~le.
49, rcnceatrahRx HOPE fesntain iss
esata Il Naiarays. where kinx Lobe
-. frsal aoi rs Nstabeies uusi maze
= 'eei.sa sfAad or ALLOW Buiassys 81 -
..,.f..-.4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Ne~rassa. OFT n sir john Al
1919 faaersi oil taks piace on fhuss-
fsr sft-rutna irsteSt "a trtiAF a.
rr~vire~ir annaancsd. snt 81 - st
tsnsi.8 - neriefs II he domlGtnn
esfiuet city eoaneii sat othar rutiie
b-,i,-- stir shteh feres~ed sfat~~zrsa
- id-nthesl fh- reDsina vi4 - IN
tered b. dount ncysi cemetefy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

nsstrr. Cet sl--k isir-s frusn War
Sc Atfritate itsrrerrf iiin~~. - f,ener
Al 8oarsso ~ palseo stiminirfsrpd ~
his rbi~f rr,rs tsa sffs~k~s 2 ~
rse@ral Ealses wsrs arrested 80 rtgai
ficttr .s ths stt-rrs 80 rrissr - rsn
80 fhe Fu,if3 enas = sapro~a.{ g.
AVE .--aref ~ sosfefia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

cured, noticing an improvement from the
very hrst- My throat'was sore ana my nose
troubled me great deal. being sore and
dry and difficulf to breath through. with fire.
ard my tongue was coated almost every
morning | bad catarrh OF the stomach add
had been troubled with II for years, that
being one of the worst features OF my DIS
ease. ! felt that the catarrh bad disoased
almost every organ In the body, as my symp-
toms indicated II.
. IL has been almost n yea: since l was
cured. ami nc; withstanding the sesereness
II my case. have remained vel AMI recofn-
mend prs. Copeland aud Graham u ali my
friends, as have great confidence in them. !"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
porrEm rAIuERs GUT.
ne Presented tho wOman's board
$500 600 fsr a Butidiag


Csfr.se. oct n. The croSaing end
a. tie closing ceremoules in the woman =
tsiliiiux a. tie fair today vss the an
r.,anc~ucrf male - The president that
peter Palmer had given 10000 %
tatlf a xorn4u's nemprlai buiidlng 90
49, AXE frant When seen az hls resi-
siasrs toa .wht Mr. Palmer said; Il have
hal the idaa IN mind fos over two years.
sshsu congress passed The a~ which
save - ~ the Nuuan's board thought
to- g eonid - a E0cl thicg u a
a,.fehls tuiidinz wss sr~cfets alter The
TAR g. ronlmsmoraie thu act tod
SRA Palaies io-iay that she coaid make
a.. p-s.paalssan - the board that !
.aalA give $1,000 90 erect the build
irr 1 undersfand thst u - "a be used
~ a aort - Industrial musegn. IN rhsch
fa- saodicrail - sofneu RtA - pre-
served IL - Ala The intention - azen
faas "a xhich the sartSus orxsnissfions
~ somsn car bold thsir meetings.. and.
~ Pact - ~ ztncgai center Zoe their
saterFsfa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

sfozfsssE nst 81 Neaas Mae. a
a.. sFt.o.fss r. - sei sstrs hsaaara
aert - ne rsii Fdar fh~y eva :.
issrs sancant - s,eneF - aeas 81 -
fl..sed eos ~ -~tin.afs ~ s~e.fE -
ilshs 49, rea - 0efs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Visanz eotrsspesasnt ssss ths rs-lEna
t.on a tks Tasls esotns< has bssn 80
cepted hs the emperor snd es1 D
essasfsd toxi.y. The retiring nielsters
s1li eoatinus % aiseharxe their dutlss
psDding tie formstion Of . sea cabsnst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

ss~nss ~ ~sfr~s ftF-- tprssx ssr.ats snd s~sk-
aa.se sskieH es-As ~Flfesns afa ml@efshls
a seas4r 80 n-at~Hfs - taka rrarss -
sTFe ~ ssaftl rsftaFff tfs1as - asszz4slss 49,
ss-stasa tstsktF sH4 slssa.a csruelstsist
a. Z - as.~ - sfsiss ne Freerfl4fis.e
- a. tsFsneresssfs se.t fl.ttsssss1ssfs q a.
sr~eafsd iwEass ~sieA r~salt - aKas - -
asf.,aeaisss,. ~ esssrfhsi slsraaFf~s fflsa
- eaiss Rs@srhFsae~ sss4 ~ 1,stFeealaa
IsFesateffft-s go asssilelus = ssssfsnte~.t
- hsss-iis - ssss 20 - ssaasf = r~s>nnsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

BEnLfx. Oct sl--~fhs Fust announces
thai Eaaperor wiiilzn sI opsn TIE
Eeichztzs IN psfsoa. IL slso says thsl
the Hanox.r scandals sili - dlsmlsss<l
Al IA early date snd that disciplinary
punishnsst xi1 - nseted out 70 al u
the eoua uroaaissd of<lcsrA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Il had basn aillng Tor several years WITH
oet knowing just where the trouble lay. A
visit "a Drs- Copeland aud Graham year
took trcstment thea aud in q short time was
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

FRETTT FACT
\ the ree1t - q
keslthy FhFee cal
crnflIfhn issa
o. = tst skin st~p
yes a srsstiy 10
penis - q eiear
crm plerien fr~~
frm vFinkira snsi
keiio~ ehee4s
H~aith afesys
hrtngs wealth q
hesafv kahhF
. ssass q shs kyss~sn
en@ ~hh D~'srf
f~rres FsvNite
Ff-virszra "a .
m~ibsns FfsIar~i
fr wnaaan 49,
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RuriaI Permi,.

Joseph l. Hanea. No. 2s4 Canal
street. Oak Hill; Peter Langeland. No.
10 Park avenue. Valley City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

err or MExloo. Oct 3l--The private
banking honss Of Martin A Co u this
city has failed Liabilities sxcsed assets
by $40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
$500 A MONTH PAYS ALL
How to
BuyGrOCerieS

A Take salt for example. What
Y do you ask your grocer for
q just plain salt, and take what
A he gives your Do you ever
V stop to think that there is as
q much difference in the quality
a of salt rs there is in butter!
V It's SO, and the good salt is
A moTeeconomical than thepoor
V because it goes farther. The
q way.to get the best is to ask
A for Diamond Crystal Salt. It's
v clear salt-without anything
q else-no impurities no adult
terations-nothing hut salt.
V AT ell grocers. Prepared by
Diamond Crystal Salt Co.. St. cs'r. Mich
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

e@ss~rs E~.aansshss ss~~ps~st
forscs. Ga a he stasiassI.
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cArARRH or STOMACH.
symptoms OF This Distressing Afxcc-
ton Which Seems ca he % Little
Understood BY the Average
Physician


ton which Seems ca be % Little
Understood BY the Average
Physician
"The appetite IL abnormal, Il may hs
losf, Increased or perverted"
"fhsre l. weight dull pein and sense 81
burning ~ the pis Of the stomach after TAX
This Is accompanied By nstulsaos and
heartburn"
Alternate eonstipsfion or diarrhoes"
:. A dull headache, langaor. depression Of
spirifs and irritability Of temper"
% A bitter taste Ia the mouth
The patient hawks until he gags. and
even somits-"
The tongue II coated and breath foul
Frequent Reorganization Of thin. watery
saline fluid, preo>ded BY eplgastric pains- !"
Pain In the heart, accompanied b. pal-
pitatlon and shorfno-< Of breath, king
the patient think he has heart disease"
Accompanying some cases there IL dix-
xiness. ringing In the ears. spots before the
eyes. and other sensations. which together
are called stomachic vertigo"
When in any care bis trouble has lasted
long time. evidence Of malnutrition show
themselves."
80 Anaemia. premature old age. corruea
tons OF the mails and decay of the teeth
follow"
All letters promptly answered Write for
symptom blank and let us diagnose your
case IL costs you nothing. Our mall treat
taaot IA .snexceii.,3.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

For reserved seats for Professor Salts
great illustrated lecture co astr nony
In Bockerhy halt this evening. sale z
SEATS opsua at 2 o'clock this morning
GHAs. ~ EaFp@sS. Manager
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Corner Monroe ana Ionia Streets.