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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-09
Fancy Goods.

etc., ct,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

Gao Joe. do you remember the days va lived
on Rollins prairie,
Content with our simple country ways and our
sweethearts Sue and Mary
Ara those "kissin' parties we used TO have,
and the game about the barley
Aud wteyily wheat, with It's queer old song
about the cake for Charlicy
30. III have none Of your weevily wheat,
And III ave none of your barley,
o.Iu have none OF your weevily wheat
10 bake "a cake for Charlie
And do you remember Im sure you do) that
glorious summer weather,
syhen YOU aud ! with Mary and Sue went pick
ing plums together
,,d how AZ dusk as we loitercd home through
fields Of ripencd barley.
ne sang the song OF "Weeyily Wheat" and
baked the cake for Charlics
80. Charlie he's o nice young man,
Charlie he's a dandy;
And Charlie loves To kiss the girls
whenever they come handy"
Alas. dear Joe. for you and me those happy
days are over,
FOR Mary's now beyond the sea and Sue be-
meath the Clover.
But sometimes when the days are dark ana the
skein OF life is snarly.
. think once more OF .'Weeyily Wheat and
the cake we baked for Charlie.
Then III have none OF your wcevily wheat,
And III have none OF your barley;
o. III have none Of your weevily wheat
10 bake u cake for Charlie"
ALBERT u. Paine. in Kansas City Star.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27
THE HARRIsoNlAN SYSTEM.
Partisan Appointments Under the lie
publican administration

publican Administration.
The attempt Of Mr.. Harrison's adr
m~inistration, after a vigorous spOils
policy of four years, when every Office
is filed with republicans, to extend
the civil service system SO as to cover
thousands of his partisans whose ap-
pointmcnts were made regardless OF
fitness, will hardly meet the approval
of the incoming administration. This
attempt to p erpetuate men in Office who
will not be in harmony with the poll
icy Of the new administration is not in
accordance with the fitness Of things
No one hopes for or expects sudden
changes in those Offices which might
have a tendency toward Gripping the
service. While the policy of President
Cleveland eight years ago, in which he
allowed competent officials to serve out
the term for which they were appoint
ed, disgruntled the Office seekers
and professional politicians, 1t ever
theless met the hearty approval
Of the country at large. Under
Mr.. Cleveland's administration when
changes we're made in the civil service
everything moved along in the wen
tenor of its way. Those who are look
ing for political preferment under the
nsw regime will no doubt receive due
recognition when the time comes. And
the only regret will be the fact that
there are not Offices enough to 60
around Cleveland Plin Dealer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27
POINTS AND OPINIONS.

A Joliet wire mill, highly pro-
tected, has reduced wages again. I'm
less the Mckinley law is soo repealed
this sort Of thing will go on indefinitely.
Chicago Herald.
The United States senate has
ceased to be republican by the vote of
the people, and the worst thing that
could happen to the plutocracy would
be success in their attempt to steal it
back. st. Louis Republic.
with all their bellows blowing
under the New York senatorial fight,
our republican friends cannot dislodge
from their craw the essential and pain
full fact that the mex senator from New
York will be a democrat. Louisville
Couricr-Journal.
Gov. Mckinley urges the Ohio
legislature TO .'heed the demands of
the people" for reform in municipal
government. President Harrison REQ
omme nds congress not TO heed the de.
mands of the people for revenue re.
form. Mckinley is the better patriot
of the two.-St. Paul Globe.
- Mr.. Foster, of the treasury de-
partment, is transferring gold from
New Orleans and Philadelphia to
Washington. lie is thus increasing
his store Of gold. On this principle
anyone can add to his w~calth-sim-
ply by piling up all his possessions
in one heap. = Albany Argus.
If the president continues to
stand by Raum he has a trilc over two
months more TO serve. But II the pres
ident were anxious to retire in good
odor, as we'll as good order, he would
signaliAe the closing days of his admin
istration by removing Raum. Moth
ing that a now be conceived of
would so become the Harrison admin
istration as Raum's leaving it.-Dctroit
Free Press.
The vote OF mo confidence" 10
the present administration OF pension
affairs came from the soldier states
Indiana, Illinois, Kansas and Missouri.
The cx-soldiers indorsed tariff reform
knowing its consequences. That being
the case. the mending Of the pension
system becomes as much the duty of
The incoming administration as is the
reforming OF any other department.
Kansas City Star.
The republicans have lost their
cunning and with 1t the hopcd-for con
troll Of the legislatures in Kansas, Ne
braska, Wyoming and even Montana.
1t was a bold bldff game, but the dem.
ocrats and populists Of the west ars a
little in that line themselves. The re-
publican senatorial steering committee
has wrecked upon the rocks the frail
craft on which was loaded the last
republican hope Of controlling the next
United States cnatc and retarding the
work OF tariff reform. Tho jig Ia up
and the people will continue 70 prevail.
Louisville Courier. JournaL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27
HUMOROUS.

When a person considers himself AZ
''one in a thousand" he naturally re-
CARDS the others rs ciphcrs. boston
Transcript.
-Rosalic-"Is your fiancc generous"
Grace-"Wcll, ] should say so. He's
Just mortgaged his house to buy me q
ring.'-Vogue.
He tanxiously)-''You are not your
dear self tonight. sweetheart"
She (passivcly)-''No. darling-I am
yours. Funny Folks.
-Myrtle-''Do you think they have
really quarrclcd in good earnestly"
Mabel-"Mercy, yes; | met her to-day
and she'd been eating onions. Inter
Ocean.
Making Sure. -She-"Then you'll
take me for n drive on Thursday"
Hc-"Ycs; but suppose IL rains?" She
''Comc the day before, thcn."-Brook-
lyn Life.
-"Suppose Columbus hadn't discov.
cred America. Willie, would you have
liked that?" ''You bet. 1t would o.
cut Biography down one-half."-Har-
pcr's Bazaar.
Fond Mamma-"My son is study
ing biology, now" Mrs. Storker-.
"Buyology? Oh, ] wish my daughter
could study that; it might teach her
how TO shop."-Princeton Tiger.
-Mistrcss-"Pat. where is the whis-
ky ] gave you TO clean the windows
with?' Pat-'Surc, I just drank IL,
ma'am! An thought II l just brcathed
on the glass il would be all the same"
brandon Bucksaw.
Restaurant Keeper lin reference to
some very MISUNDERSTANDING chccsc)
-"IIave some Of this frontage de Brie?''
Diner-"No, thanks. There seems to
be more debris than frontage about il"
Boston Transcript.
why, Harkins, where have you
been? You look like a wreck" II
quarrel, and ! hired a sluggcr to lick
him. The sluggcr mixed us up-and
here | am."-Harpcr's Bazaar.
Mrs. B.-"This Is d~isgrac.ful.
You'll have no one TO thank but your
self. I've warned you often enough
how you are shortening your days"
Mr.. B.-"Ycs. my dear; hut You don't
seem to realize what long nights I'm
having. funny Folks.
Practical Advice. -Poct-''Tm sick
Of this vcrse-writing. What's the good
of iH The verses only come back ~
fast as I send them. Practical Friend
"Oh, that's because you inclosc 4
sts uped envelope! Don't do IL Il
future. r--Pick-Ma-uIn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

and peercd into 1t. Aha. Master Jim.
nv, playin' your old tricks on your
nanny, ch? Well, boys will be boys
''Thcn she gaspcd for breath. She
saw i. was money. She looked at me,
then at father, then with tire milling
fingers drew the great roll Of bills out
fla. Ma. ha! l can see father now
rs he stood there on tiptoe, with his
knife N one hand, fork in the other,
and his eyes fairly bulging out OF his
head. But il was too much for mother.
She raised her eyes to Heaven and
slowly said: Put your trust in the
Lord. for He will provide
"Then she tainted away Well,
John, there's not much more to tell.
We threw water in her face and
brought her to. and then we de.
molished that dinner, mother all tho
time saying: My boy Jimmy My
boy JIMMY!
II stayed home a month. fixed up
the place, paid off all the debts, had a
good time and came back again to New
York. l am going TO send fifty dollars
home every week. | tell you. John.
it's mighty nice to have a home.
John was looking steadily at the
head OF his cane. When he spoke, he
took Jim by the hand and said: Jim,
old friend, what you have told ine has
affected me greatly. haven't heard
from my home way up in Maine for
ten years. I'm going home to-mors
row."-Eoruance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

have, perhaps. been Jackson and Lin
coin. Their way Of asserting them.
selves. respectively, were "a far apart
as possible; yet each was sure to at.
tain his end at last, and each had tho
full appreciation Of the people in so do
ing. Jackson was a man headstrong.
violent. willful. but honest, thorough
ly patriotic, thoroughly American. lie
fought some OF the ablcst men in his
own party that any president has ever
encountered. 1t is not ut all sure that
he was right in all these controversies.
yet the heart Of the people was
with him. They liked his courags,
and they particularly sympathized
with his disposition to resist
tn attempt of cliques in his party to
control. They even overlooked the
fact that other cliques were insidious-
ly doing the same thing because they
saw that jackson was unconscious OF
the fact, and also that he was earnest
in his resistance to the attempt OF the
money power of the country TO obtain
special privileges in the government.
There is an unmistakable analogy be-
tween the position OF Jackson and
that of Cleveland on this latter point.
Cleveland is more like Jackson than
like Lincoln in his personal tempera-
ment. lie is frank rather than polite
in his methods. lie has a much better
comprehension Of the principles Of gov
eminent than had Jackson, however.
and less tendency to personal willful.
ness. Both men have sought to serve
the country, but Jackson acted mor
from impulse, and was apt to forget
everything bu. self when he encoun-
tered opposition In the government
He made everything of this kind a per-
sonal matter. We do not find the same
disposition in Cleveland, but we do
recognize in him a strong sense Of what
he owes to the country. and q determY-
nation to discharge his duty in this re-
spect. Here his assertion Of personality
is as strong as that Of Jackson. Ha
will use the whole power of his great
Office to such an end. In so doing he
will find the country with him.-Bos.
ton Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

A PRESIDENT INDEED.
What We May Expect OF Grover Clevs
laoso ~ Chief Exernttyc.

what We May Expect Of Grover Glove
land as Chief Executive.
IL seems more than ever likely to be
demonstrated in the second admins
tration Of President Cleveland that he
means to be indeed the president or
the country while in Office We have
had none too many OF such men in the
presidents chair. but il Is a notable
fact that those who have thus asserted
themselves have more than any others
found favor 9th the people. The two
most conspicuous instances Of this kind
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

RICH man who
had almost for
gotten his old
ia I Ii e r n n q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

"CRrcKETiSa teams" Of ladies are the
fashion In England now.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

CmdAao. June 2s.-wheat was democrat
ized add broke the record for thirty years in
loo p3ee~. Tight money and an immense
yield u India we're the principal causes Of
The dlop. which amounted almost 10 a
panic
Cort fell Oh NC at the start In sympathy
with cheat. hat later gradually worked up
ward and closed only &c lower.
Osis we're weak on considerable selling
and closed nc lower.
Provisions we're firm nj the opening. but
declined on free movement on hogs. The
marks, closed with pork loo lower; lard &c
lower and rit~ i35sc lower.
losing prices.
wsaAr-June. s2sssc; July. s21.c; septem-
her. &c.
Co.x-June. ss7s c; July. $40; September.
Sis<c.
OArs-June. 2e,.c; July. 2skc; September.
8.zc-
Poxk-Juiy. SIS So: September, SOLO.
LaRo-Inae. $of5; July, s9.E; Septem-
Rlss--Iane. ss.4s; July. seG; septem.
ter. 3i0.7O.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Nrw yoxx. June -. - Fiocn Weak.
moderate demand: winter wheat. low
grades 81 500 IS Per cwt.
wsklr-Fairiy active for export: lower
opsionS: Clo~ing: No. ? red June. soc |;
July, zoe; August. 72'se;. September,
1i'sc; Octobsr. -6k.e; December, p'sc.
CokS-Dun. easier. Closing: June, 4.Ac;
July .s.fkc: August. sss.c; September. al c I;
Octobst, fsstc; December. $3.50
OATs4-Dull. isc lower. weak. Spot prices I:
No. :. k4I,te3fese; No. . white. Sc.
LkkIt-Qriet. lower; western steam closed
al <g.St
PoEH--Quiet. steady; new mess. Sla.os
1870.
CHxtsx-Moierase demand. weak; state
large s}hite. ~, "a nc: do colorcd. 7,Std9kc.
CorykB-Options opered irregular To 20
poinfsIa down; closed steady to - points
do~n. July. 3l5.b0s 15.slS; August. and
September. si535<di $40; December. $l5.05
miatJ Spot Rio dull. steady; No. J. i6,sc.
Srs}R-Raw. dull. unchanged. Refined
quiet. kteady.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

DuIIAN's MEDICINE Co.--Gcntlemen:
! take great pleasure in testifying in
behalf ii Dullam's Great German Blood.
Liver, Stomach and Kidney Cure. |
can safely say that I never took such
medicine as that 10 cleanse the liver.
stomach and kidneys. was suffering
for years with biliousness. indigestion
and less Of appetite and sleep. One
bottle did for me more good than six
months other treatment. and ! feel il
my duty to testify in it's behalf. 20
others may try il and get cured.
Yours Truly.
WsKpFS r.. RtssHIt,
Contractor and Builder. Flint, Mich.
For sale at Scribner & Aidworth'a
drug store, q Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

-ws3dmsls- nbsttsxcies.s ~satyxS
korns- caoas - rsbtzss houz. Ia
vA<i<s ~ tsfisss. rss&t:ee> ''lsop siastxss
AID txipIe and sesdrupie % wsli - slnr
gle -.xtseanxss.r Tksn tnere are -.r1r
sra'swinxss - black s~tu, Eibtsn fos -
Ascar~t,on u bsight park. sraries and
hxht green crowns. sni bats winss-
Of black game ribboa fstr The parTs.e q
artistic contrast With hight orange and
Vivid yellow. The sf'cts produced sss
very ssriking and greatly hsighs<n ths
appearance Ut ths fabrses woxn---Do
nestle Nonshiy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

MONEY WAS 4 JEWEL
OF Great Price os Wall Street
Yesterday Morning,
''''' v'' n :, ''' CENT
Besss Tssk Advsasass e. ~ Pro-
hisssivs assa<s a.A WhAAea ~
L13s ous ~ ss0chA

Nav Yosk. June H. Money on can
active. ranging from . p<r ceat PER an
nsm 10 "a per diem with interest,"
Posted ratss ok-s2is
Government bco<ls sesakiy.
The early dezlinxs II the stock ex
change we're characterised by great de-
preside. owing chiefly 10 apprehension
felt in regard 10 the money market and
tie difhculty experienced By borrowers
10 securing Recommendations At Que
time IL vas not question Of rates. but
rather one of obtaining funds on any
terms. Gall loans we're made ~ high
az , III per diem and interest. equal to
about j. per cent Per snnun- And
etrn then no round amounts were OBJ
tsinable IL was not until certain Of the
hanks decided 10 take out many millions
q clearing housr certificates that the
acute stringency showed signs Of relax
lag. Added 10 the money difficulty Was
renessd depression in silver both here
and in London, while sterling exchange
was decidedly weaker. Bankers did not
fee thar way clear la import gold. The
Bears took advantage u all these condi-
lions and hammered the list vigorously
With the view IT shaking out weak
holders of stock. The gsneral list yielded
from Jsd3 PER cent. As soon ~ II BECAME
knosn khat the tanks had decided 10 adopt
heroic measures In order 10 relieve the strin-
gsacy - the money nsark "a. confidence re
asserted itself al the stock exchange, erpec-
tally ths rates Tor call leans, which dropped
10 &c 10 per cent and remained az thoee fig
urss asking the greater part Of the after
noon. ander liberal purchases for the long
acss,ent. a- we'll IN Ca cover short contracts.
In the lsle trading there WAS . reaction ssld
= per teat. bat the market ciosed steady In
tone. Tie sales were - .Ss3, including
- As In lt~Is-I
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Apart ffaa the enormous sse 81 rib
BIN IN millinery q fhi. season, this fAs
esn~tias kind u ssrpisars Is also I'm
msaseiy displayed On dresses Of sill
kinds. whether fsr the street "a hosss<,
daytime 90 evening. morning rehe 81
dancing gown.
The names bestowed sg-sn the ribbon
bo~s which xsyis ascorsss the fashion
able so~ns aFe - fsaeiful a. the shapes
Of sb~@@ boxs Hzonlselvss.
Anssss.s tfaHa s'.rs sre s'dox..ss ; ears. >
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Dr. Nj. J. Davis rs prominent physi
clan Of Lewis. Cass county. Iowa, and
has been actively engaged in the prac-
ticc Of medicine ut that place for the
past thirty five years. On the 18th Of
May. while in Dies Moines en- route to
Chicago, he was suddenly taken with an
attack Of diarrhra. Having sold Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrh9a
Remedy Tor the past seventeen years,
and knowing it's reliability. he procured
- cent bottle. two doses OF which CON-
pletely cured him. The excitement and
change Of water and diet incident to
travelling often pfpduce a diarrh~a.
Every one should procure a bottle Of this
remedy before leaving home. For sale
by r. j. Wurzhurg. druggist, No. So
Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30


TUESDAY. June -. Nearly four
weeks ago when wheat had fallen to y,
cents pr bssliei IT wns predicted in
thi- department that il would fsil 10 6O
cents iperhap- lowerl before a higher
psi,,. wouhi he realized. That time has
eou.e. The bottom fell out Of the mar
kst to.Iay. IN. PRIV having fallen 10 60
c-ns.. tho lowest 90 recpoi within tho
meHnnsy a misidie aged men Corn aIso
saresci a decline - I c~nt per bushel.
IN. market price now icing 81 cents
Oaf- showed the ssme drip. - cents D.
ing tho latest value FOR No kyc and
h,riey we're rot affected In the tumble.
ogs potatoes have declined 10 cents PEE
ha~hei far ell kinds. new ones generally
taking thsr pisce. The stsswh~rry
market = we'll supplied. but desrth
Gil son take place and psir.s rule
higher. They now bring from 5wT
c~ns- tor chosce. We quotes
harm pro-ssc~.
MsFf& ssass-aSs llsr p~r p.ssiad.
MsFss -ssg P-~rtssieo p@r gallon
r,-Frp--ia<s pef resnd.
fa.ss--lS,se pr dossn.
fossfas~ -ssis lsf hsf-Aei Cor ois.
Nss Psss-:ssitsl PER l,a-issi.
n sxfF.,-Iase 4s or dczea launches
Bsss.--fl.nd p4sssd. 81 - per tts~hsiL
H.s<rx amer shls.. Ihc p~s psrlad
LsEusR-firsa. ioc per psssd heshoase,
e. lef bss-fst
Fls-hsy--sse per fofea-
~sfsacs --sR per bts<bsf fox nee.
flzrtksr - gef rsssna.
Hsnszss- sc Ser 1oxss bssBris~-.
trsts~s-.ffssea. - lf~ f<r doz-n bussh>-.
sss--15a per 5oasn bsnsises.
ssREx~-st5s pes io<su baaehss.
A~Fask&s.s $3.50 per dozsn t'ssShss
N<ssfzsss pr eossaa.
Nf~F-sps per sosea hszsehes.
6ssk<s--Ss~ t@-ss tss6e peF ssshei.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

CRUISER New York. which beat all rec
orsis the other LAY. l. graduate Il the
Annapolis aoaslemy. Int lsft the navy 10
enter the shiyyaraa OF the Cramps. The
tsstleshipa Indiana and Massachusetts,
ere bssng built from his designs. Lien
tenant Nixon wss sent ~ England ~
sfady naval architecture. but seesns 10
have surpassed hs~ teachers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30
Extra.

Mr.. James Kelly. from Roscrca. Kings
county. Ireland. will introduce for the
first time In this country on any stage
his two flutes known to the musical
world as third and concert. each note
being distinct. lending to the ear a
beautiful sound az an orchestracion.
This gentleman is an artist and worthy
the sanction 81 all good lovers Of good
music. VIII positively appear at Harry
Woods benefit Thursday night. June -
at Smiths opera house.
Harry Hooper and r. G. Iiousinger.
both gentlemen from Hooper Bros
horse shoeing place. corner Waterloo
and Louis streets. will turn - shoes
against time. which will beat the world
record for SO 90.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Are you insured? II not. now is tho
time to provide yourself and family with
bottle 81 Chambcriain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrh9a Remedy as an insurance
against any serious results from an at
tack Of bowel complaint during thcsum-
mer months. II is almost certain TO be
needed and should be procured at once
Noother remedy can take its place or
do its work - and 30 cent bottles for
sale by r. j. Wurzburg. druggist, No. IS
Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Brsndrsth's ffIls purify the blood.
stsmuiate the liver. strengthen the kid
neys. regulate tho bswelA They we're
introduced in thu United States In lEh
Since that time over sixty millions 81
iores u Brsn<irsth's PilIs have been
used.
This. togethsr vith Thousands q con.
vincing testimonials from eli psrts II
tks world. 10 positive evidences IT their
value.
Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable,
absolutely harmless. aud safe t. take 1t
any timc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

f.o~po~. June She grain markets
opened this morning quiet. AZ Liverpool
xhca, was unchanSed. buyers hoping 10 oh
ssia concessions Cord I'D lover. quiet hut
steady. London caggos- 81 California wheat
eero unchanged. Ths French markets were
.n.-hanoul
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30
a6.AO.
CHICAGO AND RETURN.
~~--~----
Via Wsss - eAigaa.
Cad navou Dsvx

For tho 7:2c5 .. N. .Flyer' and II 20 p.
m. train on July /. the Chicago 4 West
Michigan railway will sell sxcursiou
tickets. Grand Rapids 10 Chicago and
return. good seven days. at one fare rate
1910. These tickets will not be good
ia parlor or sleeping cars.and good going
only on the above named train. The
popular white City Flyer" arrives at
Midway Plaisance at noon and Chicago
at LIDO p. IN. Remember its only $40
via theWest Michigan.
GEo DEHAvEN. G. r. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Royal Euby~ Eye Whisky is free
from All fogeiga flavor and asiulterants;
naturally riysned and matnrcd by
eleven years storage IN soosl. II Is IA
Ky. a. - a Rye. and costs no moro
than inferior brands Try ID and you
viii never 10 satisfied ~ usr any other.
A pure old whisky V always free from
fn-si oii. which - a poison. aud should
not lie taken into the system. Ago
eliminates IL from the spirit u oxida
ton. and IL - cbnyersed into fragrant
efher-. shsch give the bouquet 10
WHISKY. &
When you want whisky for medicinal
30 you wsnf y puce. Royal Ruby
Eye j. guaranteed pure in every par
tscu,4r. AMI recommended for the in
valid and the eoosslsrccnt. BOTTLES at
sisztiIlery.g sI.3, per quart bottle.
EOYAL WINE Co. Cmrsco. Fer
sale ~ Seribner 4 AIdworth. druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30
Detroit Grain.

Drraofr. Nich.. June se.--whea,--No.
red cash. ss.c: July. ViSc; August,
csc; September, CSC.
Corn-->o- 2. cash. 5sr.
Usss-No. shiss. cash. 3s,Sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
IL famous as
Cure for severe coda
Famous as a
Preventive Of pneumonia
Famous as a
Preventive and cure for Group
Famous for the relief it affords ia case
Of
Whooping cough.
Famous as a safe and pleasant
Medicine for children.
Try it. 80 cent bottles for sale by r.
j. Wurzburg. druggist. No. So Monroe
street.