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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
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BROOKLYN NAVAL HOSPITAL Uohh'
THE DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUCTION NOT ABB L
1suED-DR. BLoODGoOD TO RETIRE.

ISHED-DR. BLODDOOD ~
penorts have been published in the last rev gay
that the L. : Naval Laboratory and Department. VI
instruction at The Naval Hospital, BROOKLYN hau
,a.r A,sco,,inued Medical Director Delavan Blood
- ho ,as detailed a. chairman Of the manage
nm, ~ tho Department OF Instruction, IN aduiu'h
~ tho duty which he has had for four years a. P'es
d.nt n, tbs Naval Laboratory, when ASKED "ha' wv
-e.son WA, for abandoning the new branch s'iN q
To- Denartment Of Instruction has not been
o,oushoa nor is such a thing contemplated II was
dpl, opened on July Is a heretofore reported III
rb Tr,hune and has been in successful operation
,.o- e,rce and Is prospects are, TO the best "i
nv knowledge and belief, fatternc and satisfactory.
A. II Is and has been. under my management VI
coprse cannot consistently assume exalted credit
on sunday next. when ! am transfcrr'd 10 III" t.
,i,ed liz; on account Of age Medical Director h'hS
:, wsus Will relieve NE Or the charge Of the
laboratory and the Department Of ini'FucloN'
The ncw department was officially established
hv an order OF Secretary Herbert, dateu june -
upcn the recommendation OF >urggon-@eierh lryon'
in which he provided that assistant surgeons
shall. Immediately after admission TO the navy
be ordered 10 the Naval Laboratory and Department
OF Instruction. for such study and Instruction undrr
prescribed rules and regulations. a. may be n'ceS-
s,~v 10 famuarfze them with the duties OF medical
officers afoat ard on shore
TIC rules and regulations" havo been Issued IN
a pamphlet covering twenty-eicht pages. Your Of
which give a l,t OF various TEXTBOOKS ana "oTh'
o, references. 1t s prescribed That the course OF
instruction shall embrace period of ut least three
months. and tic director in charge has Prver IN
assign assistant surgeons tho Naval Hospital for
instruction in clinical medicine ana hospital WORK.
Navy regulations and rstions. hospital and pension
funds and the laws governing them. etc. Inc
director will also assign assistant surgeons 10 INC
Naval Medical Examining Board for lnsuu'ii'n IN
hv-irn. and sanitary science military surgery and
operative work. examination 81 recruits and No
saving methods. and 10 the Naval I2borairry JOY
instruction I'm practical work The students 70.
th> post graduate course are also - b. assignee
10 duty in tho visiting Of the receiving mp. "ll
modern ships in commission snip, UNDERGOING con
struclion and nearing completion. for TIE purpose
q gaining Information relating 10 general arrahGe
ton and heating. air space. etc. The records oi
examination Of each stndent are TO be KEPT iof
fn.rre reference a. guide in assignment 10 duty,
according 10 professional and other qualifications.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
roo MUCH FOR TIE J4PA NESE
THE PRINCE UNABLE TO SOLVE rs MYsrEIS
w VIII TRY CUICA AGO NFNT.

THE PRINCE UNABLE TO SOLVE rs MYSTERIES
HE WILL TRY CHICAGO NFAT.
nh. cAo-,, ,t,,sura Of Japan came hack 10
,his ,,,v from WASHINGTON marvellng much at the
,,,r,,acies Of American politics and al the ways
~ American statesmen. He went TO washington
on Monday TO see how laws were mace os Oo"-
gross He was accompanied by MS mus A'ha'e'
his tutor TO whom he gave these Instructions d.
the start: . ~ =, =,
stand by me- Tower Of Strength. IN case OF a"
emergency Wink the other eye al me /" WARM
, a., ,y one tries 10 stuff me; but do not eN-
n,ain IN me how things are done. prefer 10 hho
out for myself" 81,
"vo,,r Nsiestv's massive brain and eagle eye VIII
comprehend everything at glance. answered. wv
tutor folding his hands upon MS breast
u never vet have made mistake: Ia IKE 10 ior
variety's sake hummed the f'iiee' DO '"s ~
pulled out OF Jersey city.
,,.ba prince WAS silent all the way on the return
trim to this city lie went straight 10 MS roo"
on reaching the Westminster Hotel. and ordered
cocktail Then for the first time the tutor 'eh'u'eN
accost him. .N,, -
We'll. what does the Irahscehuen' o'e ''' "
Congress-" he asked.
"Is IL for publication" asked the Prince.
Yes Star of the Empire. the reporters are below
and wish quote you
Tell them" said the Prince. that enjoyed my
visit 10 Washington immensely. Tell them "as
much impressed by the august assemblages IN ''e
two wings OF the Capitol But by the sacred per
son OF the Mikado, don't tell them that the wisdom
OF the Flower of Toxic not sufficient 70
enable him to find out what the Democratic ma
jorlty was trying TO do" j.. .,o.. ., Your
Majesty answered the tutor IT is said tha' eve"
the President doesn't know that" .,.rs.v He
will visit several cities his way across me ~
tlnent, and will spend some time at the "o''u'
Fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
NATIONAL GTARD AFFAIRS.
CAPTAIN GOBLIN. OF THE list REGIMENT FINED
AND CAPTAIN CORNELL. OF THE eTH
DISMISSED


DISMISSED.
The court martial composed Of Maio- George f. H.
Hart. Of the I'D Regiment: Captain David Wilson.
I'd Battery: Captain Frank Kcck. list Regiment ,
Captain CLAYTON 1914 Regiment. and Captain lN'-.
OF the signal Corps. Las decided the cases ~ captain
l. J. Goblin. Of tie list Regiment. and Captain VIII
lam 4. Cornell. Of ~" I'll Regiment. captain
Goblin j. fined 80. and g. 10 ne r'prnandd H. general
orders. Captain Con..ll l. 10 De- dismissed from t."
.rr,ice Both these decisions have been approved by
the Governor.
Captain Goblin WAS charged with having enlisted
man named Drcws without the consent Of HI
parents or guardian when Dee under The legal
aee. The charge also made That Captain 'ohii.
had changed thc man, age ID, surgeons CO iiic:"
Tie captain, side Of he story was that Drv, lad
tod him he was twcIty-one year, Old. and that
whom Tie -utseons certificate came TO him It had the
age twell' y-onc years markei on II.
lie said HAT DIcws afiervard wanted his discharge.
The captain refused 10 give Il Ia him. be- Lad
shirked du'y. and the Office: did not think he va, en
Tilted TO il. Drews then threatened To make Il hot
. for Captain Goblin t.4c officer declared. and
Drcvs took the matter t. Colonel Greene. Tie
commander Of tie r gment told Captain Goblin that
he elt resign stand court MARTIAL The captain
promptly accepted The latter alternative.
IL, officers - fac pgin.nt generally ,ympathiz,
with Captain bin and tAlls that Drr"s va, much
mere 10 blame tLsn be- was. Tho finding Of the court
VIII 10 doubt !aVc shu'aTF "f''i. however, ana
maize officers OF the National Guard extremely careful.
not - over~trp TIE. bound, Of di-crctou o. Oh ,r
effort, L. Increase the ,Izc Of their complni,-.
The decision In The case 81 Captain Comet meet,
with general approval. He had cAa-"e 10 r">Sn
When fAc di.-racciul scandal about him and ihr
daughter - Police Captain Eor-nod came ont. But
Lee refused 10 accept the OFFER made him by Colonel
scott. \ short tine la:"r the regiment had an out
door drill up IN lIarl Major Chauncey reported thai
Captain Cornell Aat ald % perform his dur~ pros
cry on that occasion and charg-s preferred
against him iu consequence. The testimony OF Major
CAaunccy was corrohoriici by number 81 other
Witnesses AID Tho court reported that Cornell ous o.
To 10, dismissed. Captain Cornell by WAY II r'tl!n-
lion also made charges against Major 'haunccy.
lie declared that bis superior officer lad used H. cll
/ unlncomu. an officer and gentleman on III" hight
| = the dr.l tbs complaint va, d.>apir"v"f hN
Colonel Scott ard went 80 further than r'simen al
! hcaduuart"r-.
Work on the list Regiment Armory + progressing
fairly we'll and the officers hope 20 get III IN" new
/ hcmr this fall. Under Colonel Nr""n" The regime
! has Improved in a which seems Ia indca.e that
his organization will take - place In the front
ranks If the National Guard - this state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
MISS ANY BCSBY SEEKS DITORCE.
SHE WANTS TO Pr SEPARATED FROM AUBREY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACTRESS The
CORRESPONDENT.


CORRESPONDENT.
Aubrey Boucicault. who was thought untl re-
Gently to give more or Jess promise. most people
said less Of perpetuatnc his fathers varied talents
now finds himself IN a matrimonial tangle he b
4 young actor OF some ability. whose work las re-
ceved encouraging praise. His wife. Amy Boud-
cault better known As Miss Amy Bnsby. Is suing
him for absolute divorce under the laws OF New
York and names Correspondent Miss Victory
Bateman. Mr.. LOucicaut, in the oturse of his
engagement two years ago With stuart Robsons
company met Miss Bus5y, she IS the talented
and beautiful daughter OF leading member OF
Rochester's business and social circles, ana the
engagement with Mr. Robson was her first appear
ance in the theatrical world. Even then she at
tracted notice for h.r beauty and graceful manner.
She was attracted by young Boucicault and no one
was surprised when their engagement ana then
their marriage announced.
Mr. Boucicaulr, frst introduction q his wife 10
If, friends in New-York was in the course OF the
run OF The English Rose' at Proctors T~enty
third street Theatre. where he was playing Harry
O'Mailly. tho Young squire. The young couple hved
in handsome style I'm suite Of apartments al NO.
- West Twenty -frhst.. and entertained some OF
the best paople in their profession. Among iher
guest, were Arthur Rchan. the wellknown manager
william, Flei,chmann who was then planning The
subsequently, disastrous tour of l.. G.. Hewlett and
pouccault: stanisaus STANCE, the adapt"r ot trend
Fritz and others well known on the stage or IN
connection with II.
II WIS al this time that Arthur Rehan rem
ouished his claim To the forthcoming bo1ctc4u 'ous'
and the Henley Observation-Disclosures combination
WAS made The company wa 20 OPP = >an iran
cisco and in the mean tine Mn ho1t-ri-i rc'urhed
IA her fathers house In Roche>tcr- u" company
openad with racing play. The E4sf-'tt-' n "hica
Mr. RoucicauIt PLAYED Young >Fs,-->11a1 ara MI
Henley a French lookmaker. ard o. i'-r -rrival ID
Calr rnia Nil, Victory raemsa va ea-ASef ~
leading woman. II then that r~lo';> logan 10
r.ach Mrs Boucicault that induced her - BRING 'he
rr.,.nt ,uit N. Ia, retained Robert H. rrifhh' ol
colonel lngerSoll', Office. IL counsel and the PV
ccedinr, arr now we'll under WY.
Ms, Bu>by has altcrnai.d between Ny ROBSON
and Mr. Cranes companies. >he plsyed ST first IN
The Henrietta with Mr. Robson. Aiter time she
Joined Mr. Crane. and played WIKI him hsi season AT
tho star Theatre in On Probation Then she went
hack 20 Mr. Robson when he WAS 81 me thS'
,yenue Theatre last spring. and played IN - ne
>foop, 70 Conquer and Ia" Henrietta. ms "a, "a
..,n She Is To be- In Mr.. Cranes COMPANY asal1 "s
po,.mon i now a member ~ lAwrtnct' iatht!
l"rnsny which Is giving The Player, a. me lar
Theatre NJ. Bou,icault + not e>pcNlly fIih'la.
- an actor in New-lork. though he has Veeh seen
Oh the stage here Al ul"es'
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WORK. DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY AUGUST 90 PAGES

seemed scarcely more than boy. came out ana sa'o
10 me-
mister. don't like that dime you gave me- anu
I wish you would take It back
Il took it in my hand and took look ut H. inen
I put my hand In my pocket, drew out a Deem
.,ce and handed IL over to the boy. noticed tbat
he looked ut me rather queery and did not app
~ H.. altogether clear In his mind regarding the u''
,c,ior i.ut he aid nothing. At that momtnt ne
c.r.. were swung open. and boarded the u'iH' W"
were nearly at the next station before II occurred 10
ne ihat should have given him 10 cents n''caI ~.
3 but AZ the moment r. seemed a II had uo'
t'e right thing. Oi course. II he had told me !
.h,uld have made IL night the spot ~ II - !
iaye cot 20 go ont Of my some time in the heNl
few DAYS i'm order 10 find that ticket seller ana icl
i,r-a lin a.. thc cents ont ~ which cheated INN
nv what ! cannot help regarding the pure>t hlll
dam although OF course 1t wholly unlnten'iohdi
,r -Iy part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
A HERCULES BETTE HERE.

THE FIG INSECT THRIVING N THE NATURAL
HISTORY MUSEUM.
The Hercules beetle fDynastes Hercules ono ~
the Iaices, species Of the Coeoptera beetle family
Is frequently seen in the cases OF The cntomoloSl,,
but /. IS seldom that IS scen alive IN Ncv-lork
Just al present william Bentenmuler. professor "'
entomology at the Natural History Museum. has onH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20

the building and exploitation Of place for bull
erh,s in Paris Still, we desire tnat; tnanks to
me friends in the land discovered by me frst CO.
iunbus an end should be put 70 ths ol.ues enbar-
easements which aiiict the ueSSenuaiils OF
the great navigator"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20

Next popular Day Coach Excursion 10 the Word
Fair via New-York Central. August u. The hua-
son River, Mohawk Valley and Niagara FANS "
daylight. Only so round trip. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-15

count Falkland. coAr or ARMS or rH1
whose wis Ia an Duke OF oRAyrox.
American. the daughter Of Rebsrs
Beads. Of View York. quarters the roy
81 arms OF Great Britain with his own
In remembrsnee OF the fact that hia
uncle. shs tenth viscount. married one
Of Dolly BANDS dsuehterS Lady
Ameiic fssC1arence. Lord de rrsls
and Dudley shows better tsste In ~
framing from any such methods OF -
uinding people that his mother was
one Of The fair Dolly's progeny.
The illeg isimate connections with
royalty q the families of NE duke of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-15

Edward Collinson. Queens ~ r..
says:
i commsneed ned BRAxpRrru's
PITTS over hfty-h pears ago I first
tinaed usine them since | came b. this
eountfy In ls36 ! an nos over ssy.
suty Hre Years old hale and hearty. and
stfrituts my Wonderful health 20 the
persistent uss a BRkrparra's Plkls
Occs-,onaliy have bad cold OF severe
attack - rhsamatism. indigestion 90
hilDusne~s. bat four OF i've dosss q
HaspaNrHs Pff1s always cure ma.
WhenessF ~ children have hssn sick
sffh scarlet fever. messisa acid stoai.
sch. d1>orsiefei digestion "a costlveness
. fee ds>~s - bssNpakra'a ritLa ~
sfpr~d sa<ir health 81 escs"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-15

When on . visit to lows. Mr.. X. Dal-
ton OF Luray. Russell county. Kansas,
called at the laboratory Of Chamberlain
a Co. Dies Aoines to show them his six
year old boy. whose life had been saved
by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, it
having cured him Of 9 very severe at
tack OF Group. Mr.. Dalton IL certain
that II saved his boys life and il enthu-
siastic In his praise Of the Remedy. For
sale by Peck Bros. druggists. l29 and
III Monroe street. and +. J. Wurzburg,
IS Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-15

ING the nAmeless COAT or ANS OF THE
utals boy with DUKE or "a. ALsAxs.
Ne title and dignity of . prince of
Houtenuovu> sNootsnuovos being the
Italian trAnalAtion Of the German
paeois word '.Neipperg. ,. He likewise
settled largo and extensive estates up
on mis- grandson, who. when he grow
up 10 manhood. was made the recipient
OF I'll sorts Of honors and offices- His
son. Prince Mcntsnuovo. who speu.
some time In the United States q few
pears ago. n remarkably handsome
man. whose face betrsys the most en-
taordinary resemblsnce to the por-
trait Of his grandmother. Empress
Marie Louise
F. Nor should there Be omitted from
this record the names of the sJ-called
Princes Poniatowski. one of whom is In
this country. The last direct descend
ant Of that family, which furnished
several kings 20 Poland, was Prince
stsnisiaus, who died In 1883, leaving
two Legitimate sons. Charles and
Joseph. both being the children of the
wife Of his valet II IL true that
Prince Stsnislaus went through thu
form OF officially recognizing them
- bis offspring; but inasmuch a. their
mother's legal husband. the valet. was
living ~ the time this recognition on
the part Of the prince of his paternity
had no value in the eyes of the
law IL was only later on that
the two men In question were able
20 obtain rcecgnition. by acquiring
through purchase the f1orentine titles
Of princes of Monterotundo. That
title was subsequently, confirmed By
the Austrian archdukc who then
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-15
ONE FARE
TO
CANADIAN POINTS.

For Christmas and New Year Holidays.
the @. 4 w. H.. and d.. l. & N. Lines
will sell excursion tickets to nearly all
points in Canada, at One Fare for round
trip Tickets viii be sold on Decera Der
18th, 10Th and 2lst, good to return until
January o. 1894.
Phone 1852 or 1904 for full informa-
ton, and don't forget to purchase
tickets via the D.. l. I N.
GEo. DKHAvKS, G. p. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-15

Mr.. J. r. Blaine, an extensive rsal e.
tate dealer In Dies Moines. Iowa. mar
ro~ly escaped one OF the severest attacks
OF pneumonisuwhiie In the northern part
OF that state during q recent blizzard.
says the Saturday Review. Mr.. Blaizs
had occasion =, drive several miles dur.
ing the stosD and vas 20 thoroughly
chilled that he was unable 10 get warm.
and inside of an hour after bic return
hs was threaien4d with sevete case Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-15

.
yiiiiers and King Charles H.. aud per-
hapA. under the circumstances 10 Ia
only ftting that the countess ~ Eus-
ton. wife OF The eie~ss son and heir 10
the duke. should have been y noted
London deml mondaine previous 10
her marriage. The duke Of Ricbmond
and Gordon. for some mystcrious rec
s0n OF other. bears the royal arms
without the '-brisure- of bar sinister,
sishourA like The duke of Grafton, his
dalsr,sum was frst conferred upou chs
nleritimats son Of King Charles II.
End NJ Preach isdy named r<ouf>e Dc
onerouaiflc. On the other hand. ths
duks % y. Aibans. who l. descended
FIRM King Charles By his unlawful
union With Nen Gwynn. not Only
etons his plate. the panels Of his
carriages and ths liveriss % his serv-
wants with the royal srrrs charged
9Th bar sinister. but has also given
u pless q honor Ia ths celebrated
gallery u his family portraits 70 ne
fsi- and ,r.il Lady whose memory sur
wives - thfs 6sy ~ one - the meat fsr
naoos -iioures~ cf chs ssasrt era
Asnung she nuu~rous instsnc~s "
WIS character - b found On the con-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-15

-o 20 pFeae Mt mo-
msnt m inmate az tho cclsbuatsl luna
ia seylum - Doeblin& nsas Vienna,
= tho ulegitimate con of Emproas
Marie Louise % France. the eonsort OF
tbe rtnt Enperor Nspoleon. by her
haisn With her one-sysd chamberlain.
ths Austrian General Count Nsipperx.
When Napoleon was banizhed 20 saint
He1snA. and his Austrian wife ruls-
gated 20 Parma. Of which 6uchy abe
vss appointed sovereign. the emperor
Of Austris, her father. assigned Gen.
sr.l Count NeipperR 10 tho dutics of
chief Of her household. In hopes that
hisextrema ugiiness woald Be sufficient
20 deter the ex-emprca from falling In
love with him Unfortunately these
expectatiops were not fulfilled, and =
few months before the death Of Ne
poieoD took place ~ St Helena. his
wife, Empress Marie Louise. gave
birth 90 . bog whoss father was NO
other than Count Eeipperg. Imme-
diately on receiving tht news that she
had become widow. Marie Louise
hastened 70 legalixe he3 relations with
the general by . marriage. and
Emporor Francis privatsly intimated 20
the NeipparR family that its members
would do well to close their eyes 20
the date Of tho boys birth and too al
low him 20 bear their time honored
name The Neippergs are. however, .
very proud race. who regard its an
eesssy and Its lineage - being quite
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-15

vitality necessary TO In
sure their health. Tho
pneunogastric nerve. as
shown here. may be said
20 be the most important
Of the entire nerve sys-
TEN. ~ IL supplies the
heart, siungS stomach.
bowels ETC., with the
nerve force necessary TO
Keep them active and
healthy. As will be seen
BY the cut the long nerve
descending from { b Q
base OF the brain and
terminating In the bow
els u the pneumognstric,
while the numerous lit
tie branches supply the
heart. lungs and stom-'
Ach with necessary vi
tally. When the brain
becomes In any way dis
ordered by frrifability
or exhaustion. the nerve
force which it supplies
Il iessened. and the or
gans receiving the d.
r miu!ss:d supply Arc con-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-15

Physicians generally fail 20 recognize.
the Importance Of this fact but treat the
organ itself instead OF the cause Of the trouble
LII B.. mas siveu Che greater part OF his nc
20 the study OF this subject. and tho principal
discoveries concerning IL are duo 20 his efforts.
vailed brain aud nerve food, Il prepared On the
principle that all nervous and many other
difficulties originate from disbrders az the
nerve eentcrs. It's wonderful Success IN curing
every part Of the land.
Restorative Nervine cures sieep,csslicss,
nervous prostrAfion. dizziness hysteria. sex
y free from opietfa or dangerous drugs IL
T. sold on positive guarantee nv ali drug
gists; OF sent direct by the DR. Niles Medal
bottle. elk bottles Tor - express prepaid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-15

- 6twusf e ~ ALI brcthsr. En-
ppror Nnpolscs III Csuns uslpw-ki.
vt1 ngsr~t - pppn1neskfy during TIE
>hlsd euptp> - mznis<os e for<ien a.
a<rs 80 v&ote son 100 hold. po-
oie,e4 ~ ~ Rreoch dipiomAftc s~rvice.
h,tAe nalsro1 go 81 chs Art Enpr<or
kspoieon end , Polish LADY wko xsx
- he ttuns Of hsr in,fnsry With Ne
<2percr ths vile q the old folfsh
Cpqst Us1<~skL The iatss<'s f4niIy
49, Of ~ most npcisnt n Poland.
- = = neeeworthy 49, n - psges
Gegpsed - the enumer.tioa of 10
mGmbers n The Supplement- Of ths Al
uonseh q oofhn. esVitled ''0rn<fliehs
xnschsnbuck.- Ill mpntion Of The
oo1tfed
PssAsps So a. - nost nstabie and
nnn1nr1nurma 1900 = n - efutzts< A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-15

For sore throat there 10 nothing bet
ter than Q flannel bsndage dampencd
with Chambcrlain's Pain Balm. II will
nearly always effect cure in one nights
time. This remedy 10 also fsvorite for
rhsumatism and has cured many very
severe case& 90 cent bottles for sale by
Peck BroA. druggists. Ia and 13l Mon.
roc street and +. j. Wurzburg. IS Mon.
roe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-15


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A pure old whisky IL always free from
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-15

Fit<3snes. hath = vh<ra beast u heinz
sisa,~ett.vt frs<s klns Iar.~. n - 20
ssfta - a. hsis<ss With ths b~AnfifsI
krebeiis Churshih Thea. there b
Dee a Morng. rho~e fAther. ne arss
aa<-. 49, - pfoad q hsin< fh~ $40,
,ur.i s.ln "a osss~n iIoFt~n>r ~ nolisas
thsi ~ kseasifY het . Aarsensie, ssr.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-15
The Human Electrical Forces!
How They Control the Organs
Of the Body.

The electrical forcc OF the human body. as
the nerve nuid may be termed. Is On espc-
clally attractive department OF science. as It
exerts 50 marked an influence On the health
produced by the brain and conveyed by
means Of the NERVES 10 the various organs OF
the body. thus Supplying the latter With the