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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-20
STOLE rae FuRNITuRR.
A Dwelling in Cbicngo Robbed Of Every
thing in II,


CHICAGO, Jan, la-Probably for the
first time in the criminal annals Of the
city tits recorded that house was re-
lieyed Of every yestise Of furnishing by
thieves,
George Grimm and his wife, Bessie,
are employed in a laundry and live at
No. IT'S South Green street, whore they
have had comfortably furnished flat.
Husband and wife leave home every
morning at 9 o'clock and do not return
until late in the evening, When they
came home last night they found that
their flat had been thoroughly cleaned
out. even their marriage certificate,
which had been hanging on the wall,
having been taken by tho thieves,
Grimm thinks it is the work Of man
whom he once beirlended until no found
out he was thief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-20
ART INSTRUCTION.

An Art Studio, conducted by Mis- ROSR y
SWEENEY. will DO opened in connection with
Mrs Harris School, September II, IN the scho0
building. Pencil, Chstcoal aud Crayon Draw
Ing OIL and Water Colors aud China Painting
receive special attention Miss Sweeney hA!
been conducting Art Classes with market
success in tho east for the pms! five OF as
years Further inquiry may DO made Of MISS
ROSE N. SWEENEY. 693 Main street, OF ma
rooms ma on Nv at,d ai,er Monday G sSptcpnbeF u
aufS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-20
BuoGlsn,s Arnloa salva.

The best salvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, ohapped hands, chilblaing,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
Its guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac.
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
box. For GalO by Logan Drug'co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-20

The value Of the honey and wax pro-.
ducod in tho United States during the
past year has boon estimated at $20,'
OO0,060.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-20
CONTINENTAL SUNDAY,
a Spirit of Reform Abroad as tc
Sabbath Observance.
GERAANYS GOOD REGULATIONS.

Tho Police Enforce them, too-The
People want an "AmerleaR Sun.
dayn-sunday' Closing of tho Obi,
cago Exposition Commended over
there Very Liberal Ideas ofa Strict
sabbath Prevail among the Clergy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-20

II your children are subject to Group,
always keep a bottle of Chamborlain's
Cough Remedy at hand. 1t prompt
and certain cure. If giyen as soon rs
tho croupy cough appears II will pre-
vent tho attack. For sale by druggists.
JAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-20

IL good enough for Hoods HarsapariIla
there 10 no neod oi establishment or
sbnaationaliBm, Simply what Hoods
safsaparllla does, that tells tho story Of
Ne merit II you have mover realized
ita bensHtaA single bottle Will convince
you II 10 o good modlcihvI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-20

NJ. olemoncoau, tho French dueiist,
rides bicycle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05
THE STONE STAR.
10 II oss Of tho Most curfoos Products
OF the Mineral Kingdon-

10 II oss Of tho Most Curious Products
of the Mineral Kingdom
The asterias or star stones are among
the most wonderful productions of the
mineral kingdom They are conun-
drums. the star sapphire being a gray
ish blue. the star ruby bright red, the
star topaz a straw yellow. The star APP
pearance In the stone Is caused. accord
ing to some mineralogists, by a foreign
substance In the gem; others say IL is
due To peculiarities of capitalization.
Whatever IL may be, advantage is taken
Of IL by the lapidary. who cuts the stone
In the shape Of dome. beginning ut
the center Of the star and making the
points radiate Tn the circumference.
The stone has six points, and as the
light plays ON the surface Of the stone
the bright lines Of the star change With
the position Of the gem. and produce q
singulariy beautiful effect.
These stones, says an exchange. ERE
very valuable. the beat specimens he
ing. IL Il said. worth as much As dia-
moDds of the same weight. burton,
the great Oriental traveller. had star
sapphire. which he always carried on
his person: and In the heart Of Arabia.
or In the deserts 81 Africa. the sight OF
this wonderful gem always inspired n
rerpect that was akin - reverence.
The Wild Arabs aud negroes would ga,a
A. the stone. then Mt its poss~ssor. and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05
SLAMS WATER FESTIVAL
A Great Time with the Grandess aud Peas
ants Alike.

A Great Time with the Grandees and Peas
ants Alike.
At full moon in October. and again At
full moon in November. the three days
show Is held. and for sons time pre-
viously the houses of grandccs and peas
ants. the markets and baxars. show
signs of preparation for the coming
event The humblest style in which
the ceremony can be performed Is yet
pretty enough. The broad. strong leaf
Of . plantain is bent or folded into the
shape of boat or raft In the middle
of this simple structure tiny taper is
Is fixed upright. The ''katoug,- or
raft, of which this is the simplest form.
Is then kept ready in the house until
the suspicious moment--predicted by
the family priest--hss arrived, says the
Saturday Review.
Then nj this moment, when the water
Is silvered over by the beams of the
broad, rising moon, the taper is lighted
aud the tiny raft is launched upon the
waves Very slowly Mt first il makes
It's way along the edge of the ebbing
tide; then. waited gently by the still
evening air into the swifter current, il
drifts further and further away, until
only q bright speck of light distin-
guishes it from the ripping surface all
around When the night is fine. thou
sands of these little stars of light may
be seen twinkling on the bosom Of the
Menam. all winding their silent way
toward the boundless sea, all bearing
silent messages to departed friends who
have already gone to the great un-
known land
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

uigns msnss :. Gssr .. nsssshssh ~
10 conesesstv uesrH
IT, I'm Of Ne German o1icers fsum
Dsg1in - visnn& recalls 10 the WASH
iilgsoa Post : rurh more reularksbae
one made By r. Z. Aubrey. native Ut
81 LoniA No. aboat tkirty-six years
ago. n she farwesL He bet fve thon-
sand dollnzs that he could ride from
5sntn We. n. ~. 70 Independence. Afo-.
within tve consecutive days. According
70 ths terms Of the wager he WAS A.
loved oniy spch remoants - he coaid
procure al routr; that u. he va not 10
arrange Tor 10y IN advance. As the
country % ~ srnscessd was then per-
tees wildesn4ns 20 within s,orc or two
sf miles of The linish the only chance Of
obtainin9 frssh hors<s VAS from some
rowing baad Of Wild Indians he might
encounter. Who were - likely % take
Aubrsy's scalp rs TO swap horses with
him But fortune favored him. aud he
did obtain frozii horse at the Gross
ing of the Arkhns as" and 1T Corncil
Grove, and won his bet In four days and
fourteen hours-distahce elyht hundred
nnd sixty niles--so that he covered al
average Of nearly eight mi es an hour
sor one hundred and ten consecutive
hours. a feat .. endurance that seems
truly marvellous.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05
selF-sUPP0RTlne.
Though Not Meant for . Money
Making institution

The Copeland rrsc>sss = M . money
nating pfscsice.
Mon. TIN s.sseosent u vcry imror.~nt
one sAd should be lbo<osetiy rnd<r<ecd.
for j. Safilss t.s sey note II ti~ tcIri4nd
sots sad marks he line ~i.ich seg~rssr~ a
fr1<o what the Ezlhiic has come - know -
medsesi advertising. il th< rco>e tlzsz sos..z.
cal sax<rtl<ias b saft<rra " - . nars,scd
fof cc,Dtns monff ee-.it ana sstckly IL -
noano<uleAss Ut The (of~tan1 ryss<zn 80
ma medical sds<rtss<n.<nt<.
Sou1s yeau ago DT. tot<i<td. ~ho sas
then "a charge 1t one ~ Me lsrEr~s rfse
tices IN threat snd lang tfoaolss that k@d
ever beEn established. $50 the e{3-osxoosf3
for founding an Institution Ut kch Hezl3 f~
self Supporting AID 81 H.4i1 nrr - tss<
rnbise the pssl methods II sfs<rnsni ~
merely nominal cost
nelther ti.e senfpo~e 81 nor the neoeS<ss, for
making fortune. Or. tol-isnd sas a.
that tame no fe&>en for The ssoEt..sant
fees usualls charged 10 specialists. Tine
and again IL had hecE hrollxhf = rs affen
ton that the srsat une~ Of the leosis were
deprived ~ the skiil and skp<rfenns a go
u.ns specialists ca 1eeosls ~ she high fees
which they changed. His sNSss Tisn>s bad
demonstrated Ia hisn thai the l---i -srsiess
The l<<f medicines. and .1e nae~f oersfui
care and hfit ntion oosih - given M ios snE
uniform fees. Tie pr cent institution. ~hich
h<arp his name and which b ez,def rs E-r-
-otIal Supervision arc sccrtFof. y merely the
saroesstui earning ons % sfat plaza.
IN II self-susFz<tlhg iEssillt3oe, not a
mpne, making oae.
U u the purpose ~ DIR. cog<ia,ld "a maln
tain II and incrf4-c IL "a the sane ha<ik tilai
twas built upon originally simply ~ make
ith s-esf supporting praefice-a innnanicn'
Ia hi- name aud his efofir. Whatever hen
s:lt the public may derive ifcfn The cork eiii
he remuneration enough for him for tha
erorts made
He founded his institution and carried on
his work tn the fnce Of the most violent cr1ti-
cism from doctors who advertised and from
doctors Who did not advertise.
These criticisms In the eBd only seip-d the
work. and determined DT. Copeland "a Goa
tinne u until there was not shadow u a
doubs left in the mind Of any one Regarding
the merits aud the practicabilify 81 his plan
and the benefits that the public might dS-ise
from it, accomplishment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

1nsr - - Cuoosh e>oess - am,1
oprn fass ensseh - hssp NJ frua
b~mpinw NJ heed ngsin~s Il On ths
way In However. there are pisney Of
poopae who en- % thai navs q tking
hers Ia New York. II v thu passdkss
81 the fucxv And the best part Of h =
that the feIi1w who u - lucky that he
coaid dsop dollar In one Of our Streets
and dig sroand ia the mud till he
fosnd that and Zen Others il che very
fellow who has the MOTT delicious comb
d<ncs that everything be has h the
Product Of his industry and sseacisy.
HouADn Ezxlpus.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05
SAFE and En.e,,v..

Branhreshs Pills are the safest and
most effective remedy for indigestion.
irregu.arIfy a the bowels. constipation
biliousness headache. dizziness. malaria
OF any disease arising from an impure
state u the blood They have been IN
u'e IN thir country Tor over fifty years.
and the thousands - unlmprachable
testimonials from thoee who have used
them. and their constantly increaaing
ssle. - incontr1verfihle evidence thai
they perform all that IL claimed foi
them.
Sold N every drug and medicine store
either plain ~ engar coAted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

= Psceoss1oaal Hamortss piseoarsns AbUos
lAagA csso1sss - IhAs csusssy.
II do not think" says = writer In
Kate Fields Washington. there Is
separate kind Of humor for different
sections OF the country. and really good
hamcr u loug~lived Some Of the carl
catar~s by the Egyptians are As funny
- our best efforts. aud certainly the
cartoons on the walls OF Pomp~Ii COM
psi sdnirstson even In this enlightened
century"
"fIo~ do women compare with men
- humori>ts7"
Women have strong sense Of hui
NOR, but IL Is quite different from that
Of men, As rule. women care very
little for political cartoons or for the
somewhat rough aud boisserous sketches
which depict national peeuliaritiss.
They enjoy the society fnds--light.
breezy. II not always particularly char
acteristic- Women have u more refined
sense Of humor than men. The comical
situations in sports, games and athlet-
lea. business and trade are better appre-
ciAted by the sterner sex than N the
delicate humor OF the fircside which
women enjoy.
Yet by IN odd freak Of nature our
b~st jokes of the kind that men like are
supplied by women l receive scores Of
suggestions every week from women all
over the country for comics on foot
ball. baseball, Wall street. and 40 on
Men. rs rule. do pot care for pretty
little parlor scenes and domestic Incl
dents in black aud white Presumably
they get enough Of them in the original.
Women criticlse humor more intelli-
gently than men would rather face
the criticism Of one hundred ruen than
that Of ore woman"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

zen . v~sy lsrge cavity; and 30 wers
1ske-d 90 draw the natar2, inference
that rs<hes ara dc<eitfal and bring no
ioy There wa time la my boyhs,od
when shook IN my shoes for f.sr
that I should Inadvertently wish for
some god hing and get L. But was
r.~reifssliy spared
ssch being our early tr~ining. we are
naturally SURPRISED WHEN We ind rich
man Who hAx no hsrntirg sorrows con-
e~aled about his pers-on. A rich fnsn
who II - old that bis champagne has
% Be injected hyposicrnicsliy. aid -
bli.d that he kanno< distinguish one Of
Lieut. Pr2ry's E-qunnaux from q BACK
Crook" ballet giri. SEEMS natural a. us>
Bat when he = ycung. strong. sinfnl
and glad Of H. when he las hankercd
for wealth only long enough ~ sharpen
him a. real being
<no~ such man Two or three
years AZ he was making . living out
a .. sulxll ba<ine>k~ lie wzs not bril-
liant enough 70 command surcoa<. nor
enough II = blamed fool would have
said. ~ get il oy pure isc<. But must
have been mistaken. for he got IL BE
has more money than . poke Of oxen
could haul down hill. The little btisi-
nees stu goes on. but il Is like q ten
cent JACK pot 70 the prince Of Wales
IL furnishes interest without excitement
NJ friend does not want excitement at
Itast not pet, 30 he sticks 10 the little
t,ss-in--s and entoys the sensation Of not
caring a celd. smooth clam VII ther IL
iiveS 80 dis>
lie has . partner WHO Is also In good
circumstances. and who trusts In Prov
i4ence Nth cheerful CONFIDENCE whirh
j. Justified more by bis experience than
his Deserts They have neat little
private, ofzcs. containing two desirs fun
a good rigxr~ There they may be
fonnd about ten in the forenoon ready
for N affairs II the day.
sammy. old boy says the man Of
wealth. wheeling around IN his chair 80
That az ean-put his feet ora has partners
desk. lets talk business"
.'flers. confound il. Jack says The
partner. you've put POUR old shoes on
that letter "a Richards a Co. and
sprvad MP signature all over ia
Never miaL Let the typewriter
hammer cut another when she gets
tine
Rut sh.ss written tw7 others a.
rra,v One n them 7 srnt ~ mistake
- ths- girl NJ the Cssiao. and The other
- $50
That's 81 - Jack. WE'VE soc 10
srsfr-n here. 11ae kusio~ss i. going 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05


4 10y ss<sse - sorA
odd Jobsc4- ~ 6smny. CHASING
- ~ snsds ''snpenna yoo - ktnsY
~xos On ny f1faL re rrohsnay usnts
- bay someshing. on1 shsll vs,sse sn
b1sns snilzna u "a 49,
Hes prss>y god enstomer.-
n c.nS 1,slp 10 - uss~s NJ wesry-
Dsn11ss. w~'vs - onss twpusssns nat
ssn ~ aeeend %. JoAnny. san Mr.. job
con % 20 drown hinesif--no; sen him
rw engaged. aud VIII - HIN a. four.
The Bog rstsrsA ssns1y bites the
and % etga<-
-wAs. - jss sAiHk q 49,. siss~r
asks Jack
Pretty f.lr VIA "a yoa psy ~
'esnY-
.-rwsntx-ons dol,un : hundzsa
'1as 49, = a>Aas novs thaa pa -
a1narsly pAyr
-Wsll. 49, ses a NJ nruA-
s<,rsHs cnsars ehnuar- eri~ sammy.
He rsaehss bx shs bo1 hastilv. snd paos
: hanAfnl a eigsss inso his roeksA
Johnny appsass - The dOse.
-yoevtespn snys
swk..N l,~~h~~un3r
- 49, rr~. -. a. a. -&.-
800
49, x-.s-,.,.
He n.y. hs'n make his Play DOC 81 hs
dpn't make 10 IT al 6ssy'
sJohnny's quits . spost" says Jack
80 shDu1d innsr frum HI language
- - ~a-r-
-. 80 ..,<,a ,h,r-~
y -. t--s.ss. - go
~ - @ - IT,
TI,,,,.n 90 49,.
- r-A-..s - 80. !,
"a - -.
-. 49,
49, "a - a IA
-, - 49,. 49, s.,.s - - 49,
..,~-.- ~.-ss~- -
- -~s-s vr,
n Jun " " 80 '''''' : - -''~ =
ann
.s go qua
ooAlsse ~ w, Sr1 " pe
svno~. ssys A.'~ "a |.
49, 10y - -.' @' = s''S'e
" o. s1oppy
- 80 ss,,r - -,
~.
Tso
49, =, r.
- a :.
sen '''a ~ s. . $500 a. ~. s.''s'.
10y -. 49,. : sh..l, =,
.e 49, 49, - 49, ,.a,-;n
- : - o~ss .' ~as.'
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=, as -, .yP~ sa.s 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05


A young msn laughingiy remarked:
'sOh, yes. could afford 10 ret married.
that's cheap; but / don't know that
could afford W get unmarried again. for
that comes pretty high" That young
man ought TO I've IN spanish Honduras
for awhile. and 10 would not talk Sd
siightingly Of the expense Of getting
married The unfortunate natives have
to be twice married before the knot Is
considered sufficiently tied. The civil
marriage is absolutely necessary. as IL
Is the only one the state recognizes
The religious marriage Is equally nee
cssary. as il is the only one the church
recognizes OF course this Is true in
many Catholic Countries but in Hondu-
rus there is fee az twenty dollars to
be paid for each ceremony. and the ma
tive Hondurian Is generally ,miserably
poor. Forty dollars looks as big there
a. four hundred dollars does here, con-
sequently marriage is not very much .
IL mode ia Honduras
New lacce at Sfauffer'e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

Royal Ruby" Rye Whisky is free
from all foreign flavor and adulterants;
naturally ripened and matured by
eleven years storage in wood. it is "A
Rye as is Rye" and costs no more
than inferior brands. Try il and you
viii never be satisfied TO use any other.
A pure old whisky is always free frora
fusil oil. which is poison. and should
not be taken into the system. Age
eliminates il from the spirit OF oxida-
ton. and il is converted into fragrant
others. which give the bouquet 10
whisky.
When /, gu want whisky for medicinal
use you want IL pure. Royal Ruby
Rye is guaranteed pure in every par
ticular. and recommended for the in
valid and the convalescent. Bottled at
distillery.) sl.5o per quart bottle.
BOYAL WINE CO. CHIcASo. For
sale by Scribner 4 Aldworth. druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

Who pays for H. Then wen have achop
and q mug"
The typewriter girl ent~rA
"Mr. johnson says he'll accept your
terms. and viii you make ID 1eo gross
instead AZ 1907
sammy falls over on his desk.
Tel HIN. SAYS Jack. severely. ''that
~ n special favor 70 him We will"
The typ~wris<r girl goes out Jack
and sammy pat on their hats and 20 u
. billiard ball. where they remain three
hours When they return they find
that all their horses hav. WON. and the
typewriter girl has taken feur more or
de-~ for No fs ~ e. 90. while no
h-odT else Ia The trade dar,s 20 ask over
f2so
This = . typical day with these jovial
ps<tn~r~ like " call upon them and
talk BUSINESS fsnyhody's bushes. but
tAeirsl and prixn aghting. and fsh-
ing. and e>liege athletics Jack
do~e Fno~t of tho talking. ~ the end
~ TO- hour. I generally notice symp-
sous- a ressie-~n~ss In him lie looks
~ ~ watch and occasionally glances at
sammy Then ! know thai I sn in the
Wv Tf>y h~we their Affairs 90 discuss
- retire And '~h<n ! ann gone Jack
~b>~ss s~vund. pats his feet on the
f1rnss sorr-spussisDes ard tells sammy
long. delightful arh story which
esn<ssrsnx IN my ctsuvsr-atloa had sng-
g~etsss
n $40 qs,ia. II conscience. nv
sEss tts~a4 ntssat neviertlng Ms busi-
ns.e. iind envy him fer them more
tisan &c enythfng si~e II mnst be
sisnpis. 3sav~t. - g. Ca breaking your
good iv,,S-ists~n- ard d,ing erae,iY
whst yNe oaxht not - %. and get
have 40 harm cssne - H. Hut n
sha.ak lr- e. there int ; fslfIrioasa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

Every part OF my head had hecosne afiee I.
ed 10y the disea>c--e,es ears. nos< and THREAT
were very bad indeed. Weak eyes, nose
stopped mp. ringing in ears and dropping IN
throat were nct my only troubles My
stomach and digestive organs were seriously
affected. ] had no relish for food of any
kind. had such dull. heesy Pains In my
chest, and In the small OF my back. and be
tween my shoulder blades. In fact. | sui
ferSa all the distressing symptoms If cafarrii.
80 that my whole system seemed Ia be In
solsed. ! had tried many physicians and
patent medicines. nut To no avail.
FINALLY determined 10 try Drs. Cope
land end Graham. | knew that many PEG
pie had an idea that they could not do what
their patients claimed they were doing. but
/ want 10 tell the public. as have told my
friends. that the idea Il wrong. Under their
treatment all my distressing symptoms have
disappeared and l feel a. well ~ ever did.
These ply sicians have cured me. and feel
that cannot say enough in praise Of their
skill and their methods OF treatment.
The treatment is pleasant and absolutely
painless, and lcayes the patient refreshed
rather than exhausted.
They know theiT AZ ,iession."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

Mr.. Emsns.el Thomsn. SS=s~E - ons II the
most st.lff4i fn.~Le1s u hne furnltar- With
thu we'll kEoxn Arm II bsrke5 4 Gay. Hsd
who lives at No. 100 Sodbner sscses- ssys:
"for PEARS I had heen running do<n Ia
health and vitality, duo 70 oosnrl.ea,<d ca,
i4fFh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

Can - acquires "a Eve works ATTEND
os,e u 'fof Dsalge's free h.ctufes Ia \
" G. A lecture hail Friday, II - ~ q
. IA. ADD hear The explanation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

Our system OF mail treatment by means Of
symptom blank and correspondepcs j. a.
perfect and effectual as our Office work. The
charge Is the same--$ month covers every
thing. including medicines. Write for symp-
tom blank TO Drs. Copeland and Graham.
ls2 East Fulton street. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

DIR. s. Clay Todd received an order for redi-
cines yesterday. la a registered letter. from the
Netherlands, Europe NEAR Amsterdam. with
a mint bill 0egal tender motel Of ten dollars In
closed. II was bill of he issue of isss. new
form. and il was very gratifying to Us TO eas,
once more a glance on the old country money.
were il no more than Just shy glimpse and the
privilege of just feeling II. II proves also that
the fame Of DIR. y. Clay Todd has gone 10 the
far shores Of the Atlantic ocean, and that
money Is cent from 400 miles away for his
wonderful remedies" and advice.
q. yIsscHRRs.
Editor Of DE Standard
Grand Rapids. Mica.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05
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