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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
THE TALK OF TIE Day.

In "The Medical Magazine DR.. Blackman says
that the effect Of music Is transmitted Dy tne reneA
action OF the nerves which govern the bioo1 supply
that II directly affects the circulation OF the blood.
the blood pressure sometimes rising ana someumes
falling and that the action Of music on animals aha
man expresses itself for the most part BY ir'reaSD
frcoueucy OF the beats of the heart. That, hehce'
mrs,c ,s needed for the Invalid and becomes an
,,pn,ront factor IN restoring the nervous invaid 10
health.
An Escape yalve.-shopper- excuse me- oas
hovn Won u boiler works connected with the store
now r... ro,s. vou he,p
T. the typewriter girl. The boss gave her nus iUs
hejug late this morning. and she Is 'ahhs IL o"' v"
the acknowledgements Jotrhai'
The Pittsburg Dispatch says that the motto .
pluribus Unum- was taken from the u'ie pase "
The (ientleman's Magazine which circulated Hs''
in the American colonies ut the time OF The keVo-
luton.
Failed TO Size I'D His Congregation. =" Now sac
tho mrofsssor OF magic am about TO undertake :
feat In which l stall require the use OIL put "''-
Of whisky
VIII some gentleman in the audience IaNSr %s
with pint flask Of WHISKY , ,; aSrra ''e
There was response ana Things were o''o'"'-s
embarrassing. . a.. Sov,,,.o storm Kentucky
.om,nmnlft ought not to have TO ask = second ume
for such thing pledge you my worn VIII '''''A
1t S,r"nser spoke up tall gaunt ,.ss
man ON front seat, wouldn't quart mask 40 jest
as weil7" ,
Pm, tho generous. open handed audience nau nse.
nc one man and on the way To the p'auofn'-
Chicago Tribune.
In a train in Cuba. says an American 'ra'eiie', .
Young fellow passing a mother ana her raoan"!
beautiful daughter his way out OF the car aoneU
n,s INT stood straight and tall before the couple nc
had never before seen, and. with the lightly oil :
veritable Don Ouixote, said in Spanish: Ola wo"an'
keen that daughter OF heavenly beauty for the "n.
worthy one before you!" Then he strobe away 30.
nobody assaulted him. The aged sonora responoee
pleasantly, 81 will faithfully keep her" ro.s'''!
tho fair senoras fan moved little more rapdiy a.
tne compliment. But nobody thought amss Oh Nv
eusode or for that matter anything at all about u
save myself
Educated people often slip up on the e{qa asHn
little DIiances OF rsnglish pronunciation su h
G. Kurtz who is mt the Southern. heard scn rn,
girl the other day catch old physician on ere WIZ" hs
penut and the was sounded long she lIsr shs was
the accent was the first syllaoie! an" rosns IN
right There has been some Juggling OF NJ smorS
some educational congress recently, ana nis So"alo
Tho words that have the accent shli!ed. IIn"mrn
and finance Isolated and decisive arc .s anv
other bubble upon which heard coio t,S. Ssv
bcr catch somewhat eridite customer ,nc S .nss
was the similarity OF meaning OF transpire m nco
SHIRE, The customer insisted tnat tnev " m
srnonyms and bet on It. He lost, OF course..
barber had a cipch."-(St. Louis Giooe-Demo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
TWELVE PAGES.
TIE NETS THIS MORNING.

Foreian-Nr Balfours motion for vote OIL cell
snre on tho Government was defeated in the house
Of Commons by q majority of forty-seveh. -
NJ .Chauenel- Lacour was elected President oil the
French Senate to succeed Jules Ferry; the count
of Paris issued manifesto to the Monarchist COIN
mittces throughout France. - Hobbs, wright
and Newman, managers Of the liberator Buiidlhg
society were convicted in London Of frauds ana
sentenced to penal servitude. NH. Edmuha
Yates writes Of the world of London.
Concre.s-The Senate in session. - Nomlna-
,;,r. wore sant in of s. L Morss to be Consul
General at Paris, G. w. Chancellor Consul at
uavre. Allan Il. Morse Consul at Glasgow, George
Parker Consul at Birmingham, and William H.
Seaman to he United States District Judge -
The nominations Of John Z. Risley ana others
were confirmed.
Domestic. The supplemental Croton Watershe'
bill prepared by the Academy OF Medicine was
introduced in the Senate at Albany. - senator
Parker testified before the New-iork State COM
mission in Lunacy in regard to the management
OF tho Hudson River Hospital - X Irving
Iatimer. a life convict in the prison at Jackson,
Mich. poisoned a gatekeeper and escaped the
gatekeeper died two keepers are under arrest
CHARGED with completely in Latimer's flight -
Apctber hank at Nashville made an assignment
- The argument was concluded in the Lake
Shore cases at Toledo. - reception anu
dinner we're given ex-senator Dawes in Boston
City and Suburban Meetings were held py
leader, of both labor factions in the clothing
cutters lockout - Final preparations were
made for the funeral of Colonel Elliot F. Shepard
= John Taylor Johnston was buried. =
Stocks opened and closed firm. hut the marke
was devoid OF animation. and generally I'M
fluctuations in prices were narrow ana meaning
less. Money on call was abundant at from ''
4 per cent ~,
The Weather Forecast for to-day: GENERALLY
fair weather. with slight thermal changes lem
pcrature yesterday: Highest. "A degrees; low
est, 81; average, 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28

tbe contractor. bur IL is never again approacheu
in actual sea service.
The results Ct these unoffieial tcs's are h'.
- be regarded as conclusive in the absence vi
critical checks and balances but they oHcr
basis of comparison with the best performances
If the English Navy. The crack cruisers oi
that service are the Blake and the Blenheim'
both uuarmcred vessels, but of greater tonnage.
The Blake.s maximum speed has already been
cx,ccdcd by the New-York, and the Blenhems
has been closely approached. Wild inc pr nv
bility that it will be surpassed. Inc New
York. being an armored cruiser win more
effective battery and greater manoeuVrlhs
rover will be more than match 1or ei'hef
ship if the present indications OF superiority IN
speed are fully confirmed The New 1ork
promises to be the pride of the American Navy
and the best cruiser CT her class ailoat under
any Dag. The Columbia, which is unique
craft of original design, may rival her Ill pop
mar affection and the Indiana. the nrst real
battlc-ship, will OutIank her certainly III heht-
ing power and weight OF armor and armament
hut the New York is a ship OF which hei'her
this great metropolis nor the Nation VIII ever
have cause to be ashamed.
The success OF the Cramps in building THIS
wonderful cruiser is an earnest of what they
may YET accomplish for the merchant marine
| The sister ships of tho Paris and New ork'
| which will be completed in Philadelphia before
the end of two years will mark the first at
tempt of American shipbuildels t, compete with
! Belfast and the Clyde in the construction OF
transatlantic liners If it be as successful as
the recent naval work has been, the American
bult liners will rival the Paris and Newly ork
| in speed and break all records. The new
Cunarders, the Campania and Lucanla, may
interfere with this competition; but the Eng
li.h shipbuidels already admit that their mo't
formidable rivals in naval architecture and de-
! ,igning are on this side of the ocean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
STRIKES. LUCKOCTS AND THE LIW.

In 1890 Congress passed an act which may
prove even more important than the Mckinley
tariff. II was also intended As a measure OF
protection, not against foreign c1mpetition, but
against trusts and mOnOpolics. When 1t
passed it was observed that this antitrust law
would defend the people against many monopo-
lies other than those created By trusts, and that
probably some organizations OF farmers and
wcrkngmcn would find their powers restricted
The decision Of Judge Billings, ordering IN
Injunction against the Woikingmens Anal
pamated Council Of New Orleans and the vari-
Gus labor organizations engaged in the strike
last November appears to be the first judicial
Interpretation OF the relations OF this act to
combinations of labor. In the light OF that
important decision, a brief examination OF the
ac: will disclose much that is of deep interest.
The first section provides " that every con-
tract. combination in the form Of trust or other
WISE or conspiracy, in restraint Of trade or
commere among the several States or with
foreign nations, is hereby declared to be illegal.
Every person who shall make any such contract
or engage in any such combination or con-
spiracy shall be deemed guilty OF INSIDE
mcanor, and on conviction thereof, shall be
punished by fine not exceeding $1,000, or
by imprisonment not exceeding one year, or by
both said punishmcnts. in the discretion of
the court" The eighth section provides that
the word person or persons shall be deemed to
include corporations and associations "eyisting
under or authorized by the laws of any State
or Territory or any foreign country 1t is the
decision of Judge Billings that a labor organ
ization which arrests by strike the commerce
of city thereby becomes a conspiracy to re-
strain commerce, and its acts arc therefore I'M
lawful. The second section makes it penal
offence to monopolize or attempt to monOpolizc
"any part OF the trade or commerce among the
several States or with foreign nations" 1t will
be interesting to see whether the courts hold
il mcn0polizing of any part OF the trade be-
tween tho States if an organization stops or
limits the production of any article in order
to control the price or the wages CT those en-
gagged in producing it,
The other sections are designed to make the
prohibition effective. The fourth makes it the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28

metal In such use necessary 10 the hna"'i''
welfare Of the country. Hence there Is always
the danger that, with change OF poncy o,
Admnixt alton. the quantity of silver stored
away may at any time be cmptied upon the
market. and therefore it's presence in a great
mass unused and practically unavailable, con-
stitutes permanent menace against when 'ne
mice of bullion has net yet been able TO make
an effective stand. Until means can be dcVisea
fer bringing silver into actual monetary use IL
NAV be doubted whether further conference car
result in good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28

Gently pubhGhes very remarksbie work, deal
ing with a number Of philosophical questions, and
many of Mr.. Gadstone's colleagues in the present
Administration, including Professor Bryce the
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster; John
Morley, the Secretary for Ireland; Sir George
Trevelyan the Secretary Of State for Scotland.
and Sir William Vernon liarcourt, the Chancellor
Of the Exchequer have each achieved consider.
able fame in the more profound branches Of
literature There are few other countries in the
world, certainly in Europe, where the states.
men chosen by the people to direct their destiny
and to control the national interests are Of such
high intellectual culture and standing as in GreeA
Britain.
Senator Roesch in the State Senate, and Assem-.
blyman Hennessy in the Assembly, have intro.
. duced q bill which Is intended to lessen thu
restraint against rum selling, and to destroy loc,
option in any part Of the State The liquor.
dealers have selected their agents in this case
with their usual keen dscernmcnt Of fitness for
their own debased and vicious objects This
Objectionable measure ought to be put out Of The
way promptly.
II is pleasant to hear that there Is still posi-
bIitv that the victorious Oxford crew may coma
70 tin. United States this year to try conclusions
with Yale or Harvard, or both, and multitude
Of persons will rejoice If the possibility can h
realized. The art of prOpelling an eightoaua
racing shell over fourinile course in beautiful
art. especially when exemplified by young mea
whose inspiration is love for alma mater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28

A party Of Americans lately visited roro
Arthur a Puget Sound port, and observed profound
secrecy a. 10 the object of their mssion' ana
somebody proceeded 10 guess that MIR. oarhe2"
had sent them 10 find site for factory. Inc
result was, according TO The Toronto MALL
that land al Port Arthur Immediately jumped
I'D i'm value" Oh. yes the city, or the empire ior
that matter, which is brought into relations win
Americans is hound TO bloom and blossom like the
rose. canadian journals favorable to annexa-
ton pleasc cOpyl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28

In two OF Yesterdays appointments the Pres
ident followed sound business and civil service
principles, but in several others he departed
from the rules which, according to current re-
mort, he has laid down for the guidance OF him
self and of office seekers. No Offices of first
class importance appear in the list and in spite
of it's length the longings OF many OF those who
have set their hearts on good things must re-
main unsatisfied.
They are talking of adjournment at Albany
as early as April IA, two weeks from next IL
day. BY tomorrow the Democrats Will again
be- able TO muster seventeen votes in the Sen
ate (AIr. Hagan's seat having been filled), and
will be in position to push through their par
tisan measures, or at least some OF them.
Whe6ber ell the jobs can be passed by April
Il Is an open question certainly no one looks
snr much legislation Of real interest and value
from the men who hold control Of both houses,
sven if the session should be prolonged several
weeks beyond that date.
public Works Commissioner Michael I. Daily
Is msgnifying his Office. On the strength CT the
Watershed act, which became law last week.
he Is preparing for a descent into the Crotch
Valley, and purposes to suppress n,''sances on
the right hand and on the left without refer
ence to any rights or privileges except those
which he himself enjoys and exercises. 1t is
iutmated, too that Commissioner Michael T..
DAILY will aive no heed to mandamuses which
may BE- served upon him, but will proceed with
bis work in defiance Of the counts. The people
Of the city have not begun to appreciate what
: great man they have among them in the
person Of Mayor Gilroy's Commissioner Of
Public Works. He bids fair to grow upon them
in the course of the next few day.
The question Of pensioning the public-school
teachers in this city is now before the Legis-
lature ID bin which WAS under consideration
hy come members OF the Beard Of Education
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
THE MAGNANIMITY OF NECESSITY.

From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
In nolit,cs n Climb Is often better than . 20
,,r >" and senator voorhees, now has the club ,;s;
cleveland is very mich afraid OF a,,srs 10
no As allowing senator voorhees, to have v.sonsee.
he wants for his friends In the way OF R sS Voees
The Cleveland men are rot In u WIN
hees In Indiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
THE REPUBLICANS NOT ALL DEAD

From The Boston Advertiser. ....svsA
Notw,,hstond,nc the heavy electoral vote rsty q
bv Mr.. Cleveland, It is still true that snnls yots6
more than 100000 Of the American Reoggsss ~.
Cleveland received 1913 500 votes ana w vas So
he elected in s ssSusfs FS
OOo more o., tact that three States which s 1S
Scs him him, 5s ~ qp.u SSsss party may
SCI seems ,su 10 eaker than 1t was In 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
HE WILL. GET THEM OF COURSE.

HE WILL GET THEM OF
From The Hartford Courant. . q, r.mmsny
It y arpcn%sns h ps
through Mr. Croker In.s q S'ri rrsssans
mote The personal ccm "a shS antsnsnss q -
nine in stAa osgauiSauous' .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28

NOT SURE TO STOP WHEN IT GOMEZ
From The Detroit Tribune. - -
The Administration pie-wagon appears xsM,sy
ouirinQ an unenvable reputation Tor 80"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28
jnoeY 10 advertisements.
Business Notlees.

Roll Top DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
Great Variety Of Style and Price,
T. e. SELLEW,
No. III Fuitonst., n. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28

Po.tsge prepaid BY The Tribune except Is ne'e'"S'
tITY 1E:The law requires. that cent HosddnSs
stsmp BE- snixed q every copy Of the pa SSsrW in
Newyo,k Cry This postage must be RaI a,ns is4
Tribune from o rewsdeaef. ., ..~..~.
FOTEIGN PtSSTA0E.-To all foreign countrres lexcseps
canada Mextco). cents copy on uhe S1naa5 5
TRIBUNE e~ats copy On DAILY nsa Sy subs riSer ~"
cEMITTA NCEs.-iIemt by Postal Order. Express Order
Note II sent n Unregistered letter. VIII ~ ~ 'hs
owners risk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28

The question OF pensioning the public-school
teachms in this city is now before the Legis-
lature ID bin which WAS under consideration
~ come members OF the beard Of Education
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-28

Ethereal mildncss wo1ll he more delightful il
il were not associated with municipal uncleanli-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

High schess Aiumns Ia Organize
fermAnentty.


IL ~s~ not large crowd that Assem-
tls~i az The annual meeting II the High
ssche-a Alamni asssciafion sn the high
srhool iasf night President oouils
t-usy stated that the coamitte. ap.
Tplnted last winter % draft a constlta.
tion ard prepare plans Zoe a permanent
organization ~ss GOT ready a. report IL
Was therefore declissi o. postpone tho
election u ufhcers until this committee
II ready g. report. which viii 10 ono
week from Tuesday. A hong and dlsa
sfecahle pause followed. and the chair.
man asked For somelx-ly o. io some.
thing. when a brave little girl Ia red
dress - one corner ~ the room iscke
the dlssgreeable silence aud made a
talk CD ths annual picnic. She
moved that u he held al the
lake before July 4 VIII Nonrse
moved L. hold the picnic tho Tuesday
following commencement. The qucs.
tion - refreshments bothered trii'c
and the chairman advised the girls Ia
have an understanding SD they WOULD
not all bring pickles. 4 motionwas
made that Mr.. SHETLAND he secured 10
furnish a lunch for the crowd. This
was Withdrawn and the matter Was
tabled until the next meeting. and a
committee vas appointed 10 confer with
Mr. SHETLAND and Ia report AT the next
meeting L. he held newt Tuesday even
lDg. The chair appointed May. Nourso
aud Ewing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

BOT sls The xoxk in that time. Thee he
asks. where they would rend ham Zoe
his supper He vss hold that he ~ossld
have a. 80 % Lasapman~ he ~anist
Ia know II they would MI give hini
money for hls work. lie Vas trlt that
ma laoney MAS ever given out IA that
NAY. lie looked more discouraged than
h~fose. iet IA. -as drop from his hand.
east one msre look at the pale II ~g-oi
and stsft~si fur the gate fenarking that
BE Ind not feel aide ~ do such heavy
vssk- he = the first applicant Zoe aid
sha refused " work for What he Mas ~
fccrise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
KNOWLEDGE

Briags comfort and improvement and
tends To penonsl enjoyment when
rightly u~d. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
les. expenditure. by more promptly
adapting the wurld's bcst products 10
the nce.lA Of physical being, will attest
tho value 10 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles esnbSsccd In the
remedy. Syrup Of FigA
It's excellence h due 10 IL presenting
Ia the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the TASTE, the rcfrshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive: efiectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fcvers
and permanently curing constipation:
Ii has given satisfaction To millions and
met with the approval OF the medical
profession, because IL acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and Il Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but Il II man
nfactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed ON every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
my All rstt To WORK
How IN srulss= Man and q isgt,~'
Naa sawed Me-vd.

Y man eith q burned arm and msn
sfh but one lvg appeared AZ the oilice
- nfEsni feti ehsrify yesterday and
satp,i f,r All They both SAID they hsi
shaes g. pay Pr lc~igings. tut they
asatlsi ss.nss. ciofhi1g Miss Field. the
Aaesefarv. questioned them cloesly. aud
stan ti8 tarsu thev suui.i havs - ssN
= ~ f1r shat thef received he ~ the
tnriiesl am krseFc,l the buck -ax with
~ <csAl hanti add .tofsf hi. Que legged
f,ssiid o. aud = stnall stick Thi. VA
fgs.s. and 80 The msn s.th tvp god
arms helsi the little slirs in place y hiie
fa,. mao With two gs-sa l~gs
sa.re.I wool Ia TIE course = fifteen -
twenty minute@ a sfsex fhfeo inches IN
aa,aefer hal been cut a. They pre-.
s.f,f.-l a r,fuiicai appearance iude%A
I..slsas Bills empty Pants leg 6affered
e. ne breeze ahiie arnile~s Pete blue
sasrt aarfafsre brpke kso~e from iss
s.s-,rink aud fiappsd triuusphsntiy ffom
. - =, ~. $3.50, Il a. tr.,,-,.,-
Whea II wss sine fsr a naw stick Btii
spent tsr,,e enough - csit ur the lzrge@f
sfiet III The pie ksskiag f0f saisii
snfk 10 ttis time RE hsfs ssre suufe
thaf ssesfsi f,ef,s.ane sefr Nsfrhirg tkeus
49, tbay safze.s sl-lat and eeut a. The
e.rk uiofp esrrszfy After hsy
80 esss tl.~ ta4uited naasess
- sfhks they erre gwen
: texst fcf hstb ~ tamfnan AMI
sl.as anse eiesn elsshr@ Late act esea
fae : slsn sasss - snt s@kesi ~ help
~ sas tsa that - e1aai have o. zsw
thtsts snekssf Hfsst tr hls tasfateE
sar nes sn,i tseaisfs-t ZEE rsst eUe ese
81 tte sstsiDsis sifh Discouraged
fs.k sal sasi s. hsff ~ efe4gfnsstt "a
. baff keur saa b. wss afrsst b. aaaid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

Jennie and Abraham kryusen, No -
Hcrmitag. street. typhoid fever. Eva
i.einsina. No. r3 Fremont street. mem
braueous Group. Lcnora. Lille. Fannie
and Willie Hyde, No. liI West Division
street. whooping cough. Mabel Taylor.
No. iG Carrier street. whooping cough.
Coe Pot,. No. 80 Logan street. Bessie
A. clearinghouse. No. "a Leonard street.
Jake kooman. No. 40 Bradford street
and John Lasen. No. - Diamond street.
tna..i...
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
Stomach Troubles Cured.

pniss. o. ~ss,fnsch, sseacssinx -frfa.
Raising ~ater frs - zss-
f.sfbs s.efssre arA sssss eating.
toHss4of paths 10 stcfaerh,
tAa - sitsns fsas@e care-s.
lts~se.f<ie f.sfrs-8
>rftsas af~g-t~is eoret
Al ssarsufs tfSs0lfee cDrsd ~ DE-. =. Cisy
fssad. ssssee a. Nertk Dissson s-rses, -
ssA1Fz. fse1ls 1. 3 AID 4, Ofss1 kapn-.s. &sCza
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

Why 30 you not buy first class
watch while Thomson Bros Il Co. at
H. West Bridge street. are offering the
very best goods in the market on one
dollar week payments. They are re-
sronsible. reliable. and will use you
right,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

Semi annual dividend No. 40. The
directors IL the bank have declared "a
s.ni annual dividend Of per cent. pay
able ON and after Saturday. July l. ls:3.
+. 4. HALL. Cashier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
cDQIHn njjpFp just received at Bet

Captain Sweeney. L. =. A. San Diego.
Cal. says. ~Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy ~
the first medicine ! have ever found
that would do me any good" Price 90.
Sold By p. j. Wurzburg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

The excursion train To Ottawa Beach
next Sunday will leave Union Station at
go A. m and leave the beach at g p. m.
Round trip Toe. Nacafawa hotel is
opeu.