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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01
THROW PnYSIC 10 THE OacS
Electro Magneric influence and
10 Effects on the Human
System.

A. sAs xoEid advances in sse aud The
Esepis hseens u4ore enlightened the
eta srhaols a medicine gradually give
Nav u uasxisfn ssseness The God gissa
po3ers q electricity snd magnetism
s4sslaat he drastic drugs II the phaF
nAscopoia- The -nsIssFgns iafesnsls
are euly kept for human gars0yies.
Among tee meet prominent professors
q the ses curative ale are Drs' DARN.
wonssroos - relate. they are especially
saccessfe. IN curing al nervous. chronic
and private diseases. such 40 Lsoss u
Maahoos. Blood Tzsnrs. SYPHILIS. elect.
oororrhesa. Structure. sp-rfnasorfh1s.
S.n -pai Weakness. % lose q desire u
ssxaai power in man or woman: ali pc
egIsar Female Troubles. Leacorrhaa.
Displacement. etc. with little or 10
medicine The certificates IL cures
aads by these celebrated physicians
would fili a volume They embrace
every disease 10 which humanity is ex-
posed. The remedies, are painless. al
most pleasant aud ilfA,lible. D.s.
Darrin are entitled 10 great credit for
their most miraculous discoveries in the
art Of electro magnetic healing. There
Is no durable known malsdy that they
cannot conquer. and they gill under no
circumstances take q case that they
cannot cure or benefit
The followlng open card OF q we'll
known Grand Rapids citizen speaks
louder than anything that we can ~:
oa8Sp RAPIDS. Mich. July -. ls93--
To the public THIS Is 10 certify that |
have bcrn under ORA Darrin Electro
magnetic Treatment for rheumatism,
general nervous debility and splitting
up @ith a bad cough, and could not
sleep nights had been treated by
many u the 50 called leading physicians
"a thus city and elsewhere and never re
e-iyed any benefit. ana my money was
a. much as thrown away. | commenced
treatment with DIR DARN about a week
ago. and now all my troubles are lsav .ng
me. | can sleep well nights without
coughing. and the rheumatism has dis
appeared and | am getting stronger and
more vigorous after zach treatment, and
| now know that viii soon be entirely
we'll can be seen and referred 10 any
tine al my residence. l6l Sherman
street. Grand Rapids. Mich.
JonS r. BRAproRp.
Drs. Daif "a Offices at - jefferson
avenue. Grand Rapids. are besieged
With the lame. halt. deaf and b. NJ FROM
10 a IN 10 ; p m. They give lee ex.
sminstions aud charge about half the
ordinary fees % OTHER physicians The
worthy poor are treated free FROM 10 To
II a. u. daily. according TO their time
honorei custom.
DIS. DARN have system Of home
treatment To- those unable 70 visit their
Offices. aEi will scnd 10 any address
their Electro Magnetic Remedies on
receipt 81 e., AMI full Symphonic az the
( disease. One visit t. the Office Is de
siret. but Il Is not necessary 10 all
cases. Inquiries by mail promptly an
swered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

Circuit Court.

yUDer GsovE the matter % .he ap
roinfnent % John }. Nos deputy
county clerk. order confirming ap-
poiatmen,. William ingersoll W. The
toxnshlp q " ylE.nlg. tressssass ca the
case. motloa fos surety Tor costs de
nis5 ~ lliam A. Lent -. Thomas
Cross q al. trssr.,-s on the ease. dis
{ u.issea. Charles r. neefsr ~. James
H. hroxn n.otlon % revive. granted
Albert Z. Moore - Liza May MOoIe.
cisor.>,, petition for Temporary ala
nouy joseptips g Hastings. -. War
rrn g. Hastings divorce. order for
teu paeary a.imang Adais T. Arsey
- Orrtn hrsey. divorce; temporary
nimony alsszel
Jrus Aruf Hinnie Stevens "a Her
man Stevens. divorce. decree granted
5are Ersusu "a john -. Br5uWn.
mltlor o. s'.eN csces ahF defendant
shced aat b. t1aI-hfd ior cortempt.
hed aran f1r 0 da5 The susu
tiea,Nfe gfnraaF w. Thomas j.
fianehafi. ssisaftit. ga trial Frans
So M1rfhgfe So faf'sa 81 Matters
ash LA iases as8nilsit, "a
fftai
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

Isrsr f'eesffs fesata James Rair.
aeeessci efi.r ~ payment n debts
fsiaf ~ aI.ei Hes 1t t'ssressti fn
fsatafg fsa t=taia lnhn fofter. de
esssei asfnfdry Sled la tba sat
fer - a.nt Htrnsh fnnirY. rsant.
er.iff eer ifutax - ffpa sad hsna.s
- aslne ~ A'att fisnrah Isaaa. IL
tisa a.stfsr e f.fuesfl0a Isadfs. la-
fss efday cc1arn ~ st,afisn sra
~ snEe 2 raese - fraasisrs MAJ
Carr f.-fhse tiersntief q lfannk
aeeessef inserfese aIsii of,isf xfa.f
irs sser.s ts So prfearai property
~ 4fri y fststa Peter 1rs. -
ess4e,l afiarss.s s~.i<iisa ~ hsafiaz
p-si' tis.o fef saiews siloeaai-s b.
tsfr taii ekls 5t-asf ~
ssrai'tlnn rH o. frnfafa fnafs
tsuael =. IS afe leeease,i order ~.
rai.ra tfrlHleiFat sfsfs Nss
80 %lea .ir-.1sssi larenfsfY hi.is
ksfste ifs A. 81 fia sffaiin -
az iHf4f fsF sasH4 faaff
ssas il rss8ts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

Our Young America Long Distance
Safety is made in two styles with three sizes
of each style, either boys or girls, namely:
20, "a, or 26 inch wheels. Each machine
is carefully tested before leaving the fac
tory. One can now be seen at The Herald
office 1t is well made and durable.
Parents teach your boys to know the
value OF a dollar by earning bicycle, either
in whole or part. Full instructions and
blanks for canvassing are furnished at the
office, IS Pearl Street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

King Richards MY ngdom fer a little
enthusiasm these when horse Safety.
the desire of ALL both young aud old
It's right il should be
What's heathfu delightful than a
a smooth
The cheek Is with shout and laughter
W skim along
Distance nothing Two. 81
with
appetes a day of work pleasure with
thoughts a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01
NOTES or The TRACK
Active P'es.afstons Beng Ms,5e
for ire August Meeting
PROBABLY NO SPECIAL VENTS
Hua sh.s Races VII he IssslY f.nsash
"a nAks Up for Ass i-@c< "a
.p-artis< News

A gag e n.en ezs soFkiag AZ Tia
Conato<3 para n.4.Eiag prspsfstsssns ! y
tie A1.<ess laset.1g u tbs Driving cist.
Ihs zr4nd stani : ksiag oseraaaissi.
AID tee frack .4sxas aosn. Tie track
/. nos IN rhs best eosdstlon Il esef Aas
tssn n. I. . 1asr Ian sllk. aG1 -
getting flatsr ssery day. me ! -ospeet
Or 81 asleetaace AZ TIE rae - en-
e1sraglag All The stub uii anqaes
tsuatly feaiixs fsas sum from the
nlsrting.
ASSISTANT Secretary Martin has been
fasy los several lays sendi1z 0ut aaser-
sinx nattsr ard arranging tor trans
rsrtatlou. Nos ae j. desofiax bis tine
l. s.si1z that ssegy talng a. the tr4Sk Is
L. he tfiulasrst % trim shape.
IA ia la1pr,bsLir fhas the club viii
s.-tlre aay sysciai events Tor the faces.
tat fFef. al ke enoagh lively trottiug
50 paelax every I4F q make up Tor
az Iafk - special sftractlons. Sps
Gals are cot us4aily satisfactory aay
saf 4ai ae eifeler disappointing than
: -f44- Bat TIE feees all te liseiy
80 10 = Iae-a that the public 1se -
80 The announcement that speedy
i18 esd 49, ~ siuai ais getust usually
49, cl.ls..irftt.e .ctsfesi. Tot enen
tao e. tekef iae1 faNs a. they o. IA nine
.aes G4f 2 tsn tae csesa aqes a lot .,
rsta 4seC .as 81 zttf'. aat fss.s scr- over
So Failure Det fh1S b. sssotcd fnr
tie asruhlE Esess facs sal te hors"
ft fssat -4Afr 20 faish There are no
STATE anse8s che Fualss. and a 10
& aan 80 aste just ~ asels and ex
sltlg ss = -ts s..tt. = tas leat stri q
fsss are start a.
Nlfz. a1astg ,tcye arr III Aors4a
lox AS TIE ilAtk ana sc eugrlss IN the.
"a. So e4d stakr 44ee- tAese willie M
Lex ~ a.a-uuI y. iatsana. au3s s,S5d
saNs&4l bs gsospl,.l Tor al IN horses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

Anfas.a Jssn.t. Joan Nuskelifte.
Nal,am Mascittage. William saith.
Aattmy tegsns Andrew hard and
dsf1 Mill tle sarg arrested Ga West
feac4ra street ~ Ofhcer 5faAl sunday.
a. ap isioFa judge Haggefts and eacA
81 thr seven paid 49,. or $50 n all
Jfha iitesnaaen has begun suit
aAns; samuel Steele % coilect on a
rois II sl0o gwen "a is~6 . George H
ferry intesest was Y4ld until Septem.
Ter - l--.f siace which time no pay
ulr1t nes teen nisde
III Hoe.. arrested sunday Tor shoot
ix a qua wi'hia tie city amiis. Was
arsalgned IA fol.cc court and bis case
81 for today.
Nick Iei-stra Was coasicfedos assault
ADD battery ia pzsiee court Yesterday.
and sas ssat - tie stone pile Tor sixty
dsyS
A warranty and inventory in the
estate q John Porter "a fiad ye-feF-
day. 10 shows an estate worth tstoel
h zaheth Crater has begun suit Tor
divorce from Joseph ". Crater.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

jaF fEsf1Fnsae ierrsUre Mct5ee
81 ffrafo l4fei Street Haaeay com.
fAss fnfoasr an sia ease. . iri&-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16
Ths Fewer Of Water.

"a Southern Rnsineer" contributes .
valuable article an "Geology aud the
Mississippi Problen TO the Engineering
Magazine. In II he says:
We 6nd in water the only tirelcss
agent that works Ia the modification Of
continents; aud instead OF being the
great rcnovator Of the land, ~ Il 10 pop.
ularly conceived. Il is the great de-
stroyer. Tho destruction OF ancient
Rome has been attributed 10 timo. But
II was due simply TO the moisture OF the
atmosphere working thro igh chemical
agencies. IL was water, invisible but
penetrating even the very stones OF the
wonderful city, that caused her 10
erumble to ruins, and gave TO modern
Rene grade greatly elevated above her
ancient grade. But IL works not alone
In the cities and towns. There 10 not n
hill on earth that has not been shorn Of
some Of its altitude by this subtle force,
and there is not mountain on earth, II
not htfully renewed by volcanic action.
that has not been compelled TO lower Its
peak before this universal leveler OF tho
exalted. IL may be a dreadful thought,
indeed, but We do not know absolutely
that We are not dependent on the earth
quake and the volcano for keeping our
continental habitat above the level OF
the ocean; for water not only destroys,
but IL has the pcrsistepcy aud force N
carry of to lie burial place in the sea all
that IL has caused to perish. II NAV
take q long time at its task bat working
either in it's gaseous, its liquid, or It's
solid form, II seems to be the most pee
sistent thing on earth, never perishing,
aud, however divided and invisible at
times, always ready To unite its forces
for supreme effort at the degradation
of a continent.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16
THE CROP BuLLrrrr.
omcisi Statistics By the Department Of
Agriculture Of the wheat and Corn

in the Country.
The estimated proportion Of whss on
hand Is 26.2 per cent Of the last crop the
smallest percentage In ten years. The
quantity on hand aggregates 1856 ooo. 600
bushels, $4,000, 900 less than last March and
100000 more than the remnant OF the
very small crop Of 1890. A very large pro.
portion is found in States that do not tpa,e
a bushel for commercial distribution, and
only 3I,000,000 In the principal spring
wheat states more than half OF which is re-
quired for seed in the spring. OF the win.
ter wheat states only Kansas and California
have any considerable surplus available for
commercial distribution.
The corn on hand as estimated aggregates
COG, ,I7. $40 bushels. or $50 per cent Of the
last product. This proportion has been OK
ceded in March four times in the last ten
wears and the quantity has been exceeded
five times. TIE consumption Of eight months
l,OOl. .Gl6, GAO bushels. only exceeds that fol.
lowing the smaller crops OF 1887 and lN'0.
The aggregate sold from farms TO 20 beyond
county lines Is T7,3T0. 900 bushels, or IL per
cent OF the crop. The proportion merchaiita-
bic Is l,3i1, ,4b.OO. or S2.6 per cent. rhe
value returned for merchant able corn aver.
age 42.9 cents, for unucrChBntable III Ctnts
making all aggregate OF SGJj. 100000 which
exceeds the December valuation by 1900 d.
coo averaging 10 cents per bushel
The amount exporte in twelve months
is l9l. .tO0. 600 bushels; required for consump.
ton zoo. 600 go. seed used "a, 600 coo; yisi.
ble stocks 1900 CO., q total OF 90 900. 100
against sn apparent supply of 72g,0UO 600
bushels. There In therefore an apparent
excess OF distribution from the last two
crops. Of 81 COZ. 600 bushels. as compared
with previous estimates. showing. IL present
estimates are correct. which cannot be posi-
lively assured. that the crops OF 1891 and
1872 were undetestimatcd by 2 or 3 per
cent, which would be n very close margin on
the safe side. Very little old wheat il
reported on hand. The average weight Of
the crop per measured huShcl. ns calculated
from the returns of millers state agents and
correspondents. is % . pounds reducing the
estimated product to iJI, ,0D,00) of CONNER
cinl bushels.
The crop report for March Of the depart.
ment OF agriculture relates To the distTibu-
ton OF corn and wheat and the stocks re-
naming on farms. II II not census OF
individual holdings Of growers but IL il bas-
last years product remaining. made by a
board reporting to the state agent All
grain, including any surplus Of previous
years, Is included. These seperate results
are scrutinized. obvious errors and incon.
sistcncies corrected. differences barnonized
and ultimate statements tabulated by states
10 show both percentage, and aggregate
quantities.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16
THE LABOR WORLD.

The clerks unions OF Chicago H.. VIII
tmalgamate.
DENMARK pensions all working people
over sixty years OF age.
TIE State OF Colorado has a labc- army
,f $3.50 workmen in lis unions.
PATTERN MAKERS have adopted q national
insurance on their tosls OF trade.
The Governor OF Colorado favors com
puisory arbitration In labor troubles.
SEVEN THOUSAND shopmen on the Union
Pacihc road have secureSelght hours
TBE preservation gang on the Panama
Canal line has strucS against reduction OF
wages.
liz the State of New York during lS9l
there were i16S strikes involving - 20!
persons.
BANK CLERKS OF Philadslphia want the
State Legislature TO pass . shor.-day "a"
Tor them.
Tuk deaths from explosions in m ines last
year numbered lsd agains, h'ty-ons IN 1871
and 40 In 1890.
GLADSTONE recently told British laeorers
that the establishment Of tae eighth hour
system Is practicable
The Homestead ,Psunl Relief comruIt,es
announces that no more money pee1ed
tor Homestead sufferers
kNGtNkkhS iu tut iTtiRhA - fNAf
New York Csntral Railroad have esen ne'A'
ued that they must reside IN Alosny,
OvER one hundred THOUSAND working
women In Now York are selI-supgofs ns,
rhrre out VI every nVs support ~aele ts'r's-
lies.
SKArrIk Washington will farulsa ths
arcpssary Tools to ldlo inca who visa ~0<S
aud will pay thesn fairly fer all "nrk dols
tor tho city,
Aaakp peasants anl nnsaAployei ~Nrs'
men are maSing dsa,oasIFAsteas 10 tee eslN
u iombardy, ltS'y, eArry'ns nass "Nh Tue
inscription "hrpad. Werk ~ ele1i,N
lr Is said that there srs SAtyo sale ~>Nk'
mpn Ia ChleaSS, III, ani that tev nN,a'ssr
Is CONSTANTLY iNagpaSlng, tue Nsr,S'sls antaas
Ut tho city have spent THOUSANDS " N4's't
IN helping the eesNEs1Aases-
Ta.pSs unians ol Nebraska have loEqaeA
aS,ato feiegS,tiSgA 60 ~ kuewa ~ saS Ne
tgaska state tsNor CoAsrVsA " fsSSSssee
a. establish eentIal aaa kSssl aasaA, IA every
iowa AND e.ty ~ the STAT
A NKw assosiatiea u ,slg~Ai spep2eSs~
has been orgaaissA ~ SaN.asA NH s>sAg
p,sspi Nt all elassaa 81 rAsg>NsA egsll,lgSsa> aad
i sereasl tqr ANINal pE1tsSssslA tAs "A,
vanesmsnt @ wag,s Aad seeAk<A'sG ~
hnulA,
IN tAs 0gAaa pasAs " l4aSsMeNgsA g-sa-
o,u,s Aeatg.Ns wNEk ~ Aelp hANp New vAS W
asAa = pg,asal eara ~ VIA pySat9S " We
tNstal Administration w sS>ssf " have sAe
wants Advertised IN ssvls isss'0laeA " We
UgAaa haoeN,
TAEes " gySat sAl,eftv,s AN eng tAe e2tt9A
spieAsls ava operatives W psAA-pA EAs-
iAAd, ihsgA sgS eAAN NAsqAPla,ssh AAV'As
saNas el ,Aesa ave w.tNs'As f@et NAt iNst
ihe leesl ANtAeFltles AgN eySl SaNgss,Ava wAtA
asNAp.ls ulAaA tAs5A eA1 pk4sAts Sq.it.s
has eesA ssNaAssAA ~ we ssArssyssss AVA NJ
sIeaslNs ag~A .laes Nst NoyvAAssx.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16
Row 10 Cues. . wsman's Are.

A volume Of memoin has Just been
published giving the experiences OF q
French President OF Assixes. Il bears
curious testimony to the insecuracy OF
women on the subject Of their ows ages.
As the writer's information 10 from the
calender, he speaks only Of the criminal
classes. The only instances In which he
hnds correct dstcs given by women are
when they are under tweoty. Ave or
over eighty Ave. At these periods Of
hSe. he says, they are to be trusted.
At all other periods the sure controlling
tendency is to updentste. The mspis.
irste has been able TO give d rule ior
guidance. He hpds that female prison.
eu invariably state their ages as twenty.
nine, tbirty.nine, forty.n,ne or 6fty.nine
and from this remarkable circumstspce
he deduces his rule. II their ages are in
the forties, they bodily set them down in
the thirties, but conscience asserting
itself. they keep a' ns,I the truth a, they
can and hI them at thirty nine. whether
male criminals do the same the magistrate e
does not stste. - London News.
England has revived au old law spaipn
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16
cannot Take the Bit.

The chief OF the Kansas City Nfo.)
Fire Department has inveuted q new
bride for horses, the use OF which
makes IL impossible for the horse TO
take the bit between his :eeth. II has
no bit TO take. II Is arranged With q
strap over the horses nose, and g steel
curb under bis jaw in such way that
hard pull on the rcins make tho animal
very uncomfortable iadeed. The ne.
bride works to perfection, 1, is said, on
aprsctical test, keeping the hors, per.
fectly under control. while giving hrn
the minimum OF discomfort. One grea.
advantage Of the contrivance is that it
enables the animal to eat aud drink ir
comfort without dspla:ing the bride. -
New York News
Liverpool n the largest .ocai dsti Of any
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16
August
Flower

lam ready to testify under oath
that il it had not been for August
Flower / should have died before
this. Eight years ago I was taken
sick, and suffered as no one but
a dyspeptic can. employed three
Of our best doctors and received
no benefit. They told me that had
heart, kidney, and liver trouble.
Everything l ate distressed me so
that | had to throw it up. August
Flower cured me There is no med
icine equal TO it," LORENZO Il.
SLEEPER, Appleton, Maine. q
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16

e.noo Carr ,usy po~ be said TO BE- the
ssl,b,e., c.ersrman 10 England, he
svino Inherited the vast estates OF SIR
RSV;lllsm E,sns, the Derbyshire Bsronet
vho died some weeks since. The Canon
A. connected with the late Bsronet By
marriage only.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16

English ignorance Of America did no,
begin with this generation. Goldsn,ithi
> description Of Niagara Fslls includes th.
statement that "somc Indians in their
csnoes, st 10 said, have veutured down
IL In safety
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16

The Sultan Of Tarksy has ordered q
competitive trial of Kfupp aud Gail
cannon. The latter are used by the
French army; and the Ottoman army has
been using the former.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16

ph'nom,Hni sufssss N JsHng journalism
THt PiTrsuno lHfss, Psnrtg itshiss pioneer
In cheap Journalism. has alta nsd an average
daily and Sundst ir"uiaioa - Sssf ti.fD. -
shown by iis last sworn sia'smshf Tst pHgss
Il sent by mail or delivered ~ fsffisf for
~ cents Ier month tor The daily sEd ssnts
per month for the sunday sdisrT
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16

~ have becn occasionally troubsS rg.
Coughs. and in each ease have used Bsfse.s
FrosCsiAL IHuCHrs,whch ha,. rstsT r. 81
world. t,'ir A. H0y. Cahi,t, 81 pasI H..s
tinted States has q COO paup,ts u
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16
EARTHQUAKES IN RAILWAY.
Buildings Were Swayed and Destroyed
in Eastern New Jersey.

"tTt oNhytu
in Eastern New Jersey.
The City Of Railway. n. j., was shaken
Thursday morning by an earthquake shock
a few minutes after s O'Clock. II did con.
siderable damage In the city and vicinity.
Buildings swayed and the druggists sustain
ed considerable loss by brcakaee. Several
hundred bottles were thrown tothe floor.
Chemist Richter sustained a loss Of $500 by
the breaking Of a glass jar tina; held val
uable preparation. A citizen, relating his
experience. said 1T sounded 10 me like the
reverberation Of thousand guns. The earth
trembled and rocked. II was liketbe long
undulation Of swell sea-" A barn near
the city was DESTROYED; loss $500.
sunday orsptps. otthe World szalr.
The endeavor to secure ,t,K1s. Ming Of the
Fair. Chicago on Sunday wrf be transferred
from the State courts to the United States
Supreme Court, wnich will be asked to is
sue an injunction against restraining the
opening OF the gates. The grounds OF COM
plant will be that the corporation is nm Iii.
nos one and that Congress has no power 10
make the restriction.
~
-MRs ANNIE GRAVES OF Bost on, ro'a
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16

''Renemrsf that 10 Uhrh.if Tea y.w sss. o.
nnisiling remedy for lndtsssfls,r. sies Hss1
ache and every attending ill that 81 s.vss1
stomach csn make you suffer. Ever, 1sexxse
sslis It, NO., bOc. and ST."
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16

No. person has been siIIsd 10 a Maine
railroad wreck since ira
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16

-MRs. ANNIE GRAVES, Of Bost on. ro,a
verdict for sl2 600 against the New England
road for injuries received in an accident
She sued for Sl50 600.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16

Liverpool n. he largest .ocal dsti Of any
town In England
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16

81 want 10 say that have been made n
new man by Hoods Sarsaparilla aud Hoods
pills. Iwas In wretched condition and
raid to one physician ~? for attendance
and prescrip, ions, which gave me no re-
lief Suffered intensely from gravel.
and think I have endured ~ much mis-
cry ~ any man from that complaint. l
gave up hope of ever getting well and Was
only walking about 10
Save Funeral Expenses.
Nothing would stay on my stomach. began
90 take Hoods Saisaperilla, and found that
II did rne good. M kept on til have
taken fourteen BOTTLES, and now my
health II as solid ~ a ducks foot in
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SarsapariIIa
CURES

the mud. i shall keep Hoods sarsaparilla
IA the house as consider IL the cheapest and
hes; medicine In the market. My indi-
gcstion IL entirely cured, and all symp-
toms Of the gravel have disappeared"
FRKpERicK EARsTREp, No. ~ South
Carpenter Street, Chicago. Illinois.
N. b. He sure 20 get Hoods and only HOODS.
Hsods Pills act easily, yet promptly and en-
ssrntl,. ON the liver and boweia 70 cents.
PNUIi 'vJ
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-16

! ni'"d states has 5000 paupers