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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

SALE OF STOCK.

<rGI1lk . bereeT zsssa That - ssse asth
~ &s< - <oxe1eoF. ~ a e. eeieck II
fhs toEea % AZ t1s Esr1A fIcn1 StozE - the
kanE csna oQart A1taie - 4 E0skoet ~ z1lfa
hiit.der nEo btlns,fesl STAR * Efoes sae hn3-
dred dollars 81. - the la< = nsta1h tssi
S.aks as1 fszabss =. e Fissstiie. l,sA eea4t1.
hentz. -. The 6erik csles 81 SD sessek t-lnx
nnmter a 4. & A. "a "a. sad sAaF-s q stoek
kaxs . beea pleest ~irA ~ ss 1stestl -
sssri-y - eeft4in nots apan eLlca oslsnls
has ,ea nsatla.
Dstta octooer issa
F4FIh SATtoSAls BANK
OF CRAM hAffDe.
~ WILLIAM n FOWLER.
EAkLE A HI T. CazhlsE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

nv eoazia. . lady no had come - the
city - study eloention. ana Nellie
was 20 occupy them forthwith. fAis
arrangement Sss earrisd out that same
afteruoon.
The seeond night after she had taken
Possession the peappie Of the same DAT
sers startled by = pistol shos .ad
scream kunnihe ~ tie room whenes
The SQUADS came sksy found Nellie ~
tEg upon the door In her .right dress
and ANAL pol IF blood ~ her head.
They lifted her upon the bed walsh
abe had jast vacated and summoned
physician tie soon restored her 20
consciousness ehs looked - him with
gls4m Of triumph. and whispered
he Il innoesat." and these were the
last words she spoke cOherently for
three weeks
When her disordered brain recovered
IN normal eondition I Was summoned
-
81, : :!
I'M
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

tstf treasurer os8cs.
Grand Rapids. Nich. tct Il len
>aslee y hereby given that me as .sssn sas
roll for ti.e eoostructtDA "a . sever IN tri -
ings sffaA ira aatfts aFrrgs a. Nais
L. C. enfrffFr, ~ Now N M hands
sui that I vii rsceiss pei neal thereon FOR
To- pertot q tvea aay. from tais aats a.
ths afilcs o. the eats Treasures, city haiL
aes a Mi eOhKiOk. Cil5 ffsssarss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

NOTICE OF NMMIssIoSRRs oNtLiIMs
~ State OF Mich gan. county of ktnt -.
Probate court Tor said county. Estate OF
TIMOTHY hAkTNEf1, eeeessot.
The undersigned having b en- appointed by
the lion. Judge 4 rebate OF said unity.
Commissioners on Claims IN the matter I'D
cstat nd SIX months from the 2sst a y 81
September, l. d. 1913, having been allow "a by
said Jadge of probate 10 al rersons having
claims ainst SAID estats in which - present
thsir claims to u Cor Ell Unit at O ant adjust
ment. Office 10 hereby giyen. tLa We viii
meet on I NJ day, the ltth day OF November, A.
ID. Is3 q d on "wednesday. the 2 n daN ~
March. A. ID. 1894. et ten o ri. G a. n. of each
gay. at hs OF C If Fax " H.ne. o. Is
Lyon street, in the city of rInt Ra ids IN
sad county. to receive aud examine such
claims.
Dated October 18th. A. d. 1875.
FaaNk VI. HIVE.
HUoH +. MIL@oS.
tues nov 10 | ommiss toner's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

|sHANtERY sALE-sssts - ni.hsrsn The
v slreuil tss tho eeaaty q ksat-ia Chks-
s.rssa Rspias ssviass B.ak. som1Issrs ia. ".
WhiaAt. Draise q. ARA 4. Deasson sna
etlna Hardsers arshy. ce.ene a. T..
In porsasacs snt b ttitis q = - -. a tbs
eesy. : aas cad entesea o. tls q das 81 .
rsIEter A. l. D : Ia tie abess entted vhuss
4 zee 4 hss.sl sissH TIE. % s-.sE 81 l..s
IL tbs iersnoun - saii aas. B. the saasTlD1r,
Gee u the ear a |, -, q 9. fafnissi 4 y snd
ioE ssid soi a 81 kett, IN TBS s.sss a kiehl.
bsddsF. a. lhs n1fth fFont 10 2 1t tbs eears
hpnse q said eroniy, u the cits II Grand Rap
IDS. ~ SAID esaaiy. al q Sc ,wo esatiErous
iDR Ia III : clty q 0rans Rapid ii the county
Of keEt cod <s,e Of hlehisaa. Ard "a efibed
- foliowr. tnswlts strip - and t~enis t0l
tsen ti3s. extenaIng tn fnflre / nStA u ssld
let hiteen And ifontink ofttat aid boa Dive.
les speA "a ssid city Il r-s.si l.asssds. sni
also tie whole OF lot aaasbsr + eeniil)sltaAte
Ga SD bislsioa street N ths eAst eide here
Of. having fis.nt on SAID street. "a uitl o. Get
snd ore hanorsd sieoi feet Ia der 20, said two
pieres o ar 9na he4ns an1 ylag coltiRaous 70
90 h othlr msk.ng a. who oat q
severity fe Z "a salt etstetly stie a Ds,fsion
street, and upoa whira = eseeted the Two story
trieS building u Va. lam {. Len 81 ., known
as nnnab.rs cighty-eHsAt (ssi ninety 80 aud
ninety SO 81 south livfsion street. and
upen which premises the PAR The nrss AR,
ness, said FIFTY feet IA width axfeading sck
one hundred feei deep frosa AZ Dlvlsioa
street anu the twenty foot wists alr-p ID a. one
hundred ana twenty-five feet IN osf.th. said
lots beirx situate en- block. eishtean lls) II
BastWiek and Companies addition "a the city
u 'iA"' ""p'' CHARLES w. MoGILL.
Circuit Court Commsssss nsr, hent .oaniy.
Michigan
1AGcART WolcorT q GAssoS,
Solicitors for complainant.
Dated al Grand hapids. Michigan. August
3iSt. A. II lssA
The above sale 4 herrby I'D burned 10 Friday.
n 9Th y 4 NUytm 9 A. D. l.sa. at
dock a the q ternoon. the sam ii &c.
la ed az ufant RAPID, iclL. Oclo 9er. n.
1Sss. 10 a. IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

LIT I'D AZ fIff-tT
TfsF~t-rs' ~ 80 se,isssf ~ as~t.
fs.sa 80 go Fs16
- rEfft
a~s-sess s.r-s, ~ u~nox
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

Want Columns
FoR sALH- aSsscELLAsEoIs.
'os sssti-as1l.sss SCH sss s.s.as.. .aa.s
Bowen street. esnsr Coaft street. u
,ok skLk-6eed nss Hilsh eex. iags.ss
EukSirrk E sAI.E-Psa.s prss~ a. se.s-
'srais1ss sss<Ai fsa sad nsi
F'o as. s.t &c E. ID. EsAr-oss.sA. 80. ,
'uA sAl.I- ~ ssslss 49,. Il fsrul,sss .ns
hoess ssa larzs "a ceFner u { asa sas Cssrsr
sureu hc.>s sd ., ~ ~ ksa.-oa ~ 60
ssesas 10 = Cares ssse~t; isEn = sea ssss.
ii iisa' : iseit - ~ - ss = $500. $500 SIS -
sii.sE psss.sftl a A k-sa2 Aa - seoeksA<
WOOD ANo GOAL
soR ssL I aspss asa hsssA. $40 pss
eeea =. ~ hehnke A
HAND A 10, hesdonsrtsfs for zeal snd
IA Nco9 a. TIE Wood q. Is per load e1se
"a lfssL lslsthoae In. Niassf ssyest. =
l. ETLvTI oA-Noo1. g . cad. EeursA
He and 4. X. erossias. ssiephoas Esse-
t~@
II Eel spa p,sps = pei cord a. "A Ws.ss.
~ saaf fsarth end Dis isios ssssst Ii-tn
IstR sALE- Bsst hardwood. q PEI eerd 4.
- n hshAks a. hast Bridge STREET S.i
I-,oR sAl-Er-pry hardwood. & per sord a.
II II. Behnke. pkone iiz 80
nkDkR roar weed and Ca of 4. y. Peter.
~ IA. - u est Bid 80 street fi1mo
TAkfOERMfST.
~ X. HUkLBuI. taxidernist. hirds an.
~ hisis. Esh. rte. mooafed a. natsrss al
wofk strictly hFateisss spscaIns - Fe1noanteas
borus % l1heds snimAi tugs 10 order fuIa
tanned. t5s West fuliol street &
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

yNASrED-A middie-sg q " man 10 assist
building
w ANTED-A competent girl for general
w soasewoF tall a. TO- Par ave -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

4 10 fffafaIFf ttFc>
e.ssea Harits No. Nee 4 fea3
Nrstse. - ksrskf fta fhas ths sssestas-et
20 q fl.s ranaf ~ ttls ~ 81 tsftf
3 - afrast frf.ra hfff ssFs~f - sesf h 49,
u ~ fsnfisl So shss J ~la s~Faire
"a sassta - ssrss So -. tsrts-8 ~ fsresT
aass tss.s tsts sats. "a 80 sffss - $50 ssss
ttasseras r.sF ks4t
reaa - altttt - frrsssfef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

Treasures Sotlce
tits Ira Surveys pHes
Grand Rapids. hleh. Ncs j, t<a
totire - ksrety sfrsa thst the ss<sssrasat
fuli tor esasstFssttnE ss~ef 10 a go
) 49,. - - hsnsis. sna thai al rr~-l.erar
f-nt thsr.s fof the i-sfsui ri feests 80 ff..,a
this aats - ne orfsc2 81 ths eltT ue.aarpf.
ssss Nh soRRIcS- t.,s ise.sar-s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14
HELe wANrEp MALE.

WANTfD Ahist. t,sd sfnxls nsfa u scoq
w clara teF oefN 80 tas ares ot y end ~
laf the AtneteeEfh I - infzhtrf stetiened "a
bet GA AlcatEsn - a. 81. Mare Ar-
10 - A. u ks1tss. Aeer1st1Eks UgilcsF, a Mo-
ros streel -
WANIED--i So reliable man % taks
w eFdeFs Ca eur perfe<t Etllrs n "a
trssk a. " a.iNsas. ~ ard IA n AROSE. -
WANTEll-A trstelss oress god sales
w uaa peitast eat 5osfisen "a tiH sot
tnsu ~ relces fecuireds state Frostnf q A.
patioa sad sa.sry waited Aaars<s "a. box =
care tia onLre. A4f
"AAfEil- Live. active nasn - rspgasent
W oar tEH1osts costcEn fasce esothins Ia
this cts and sthef y e. z towns. Address
fsyAo m kock faafs Goa pans. roan "A. \.
n. a. 2. i'ailalaz. erand kapids. a ch a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14

The above sale Z. herrby sd burned 10 Friday.
n zih a NUsem A. ID. l.se. at
la cd az ufani RAPID. i-lL. oclo es. n.
iSssS. 10 a
CHAS. ". McGILL.
Circuit Court Comm ssloner, Kent County
Michigan. tea los -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-14
Want Columns
LOST

Il oef-A bah II keyk hes3san derrssks
~ wcatc kcsse aad Asrt1sa ho1seI ttsasI
piesss fctr ~ Ae = Pear -
II oSI-A pRu - sod spesfsesss hsfeeee
Ia foarte asssns an Maple str 81 90 ~
f.ssps. HAD r ..leese xstnra Z, ~ sezlh ID.
va 90 ftfeet ana Tecoiss saItalls essf4 -
eSf-Leeies plaiH gola wssch. .'geRnisi
- s1SraF n 90 se. + tuFn - folsce bead
soaf ers eaa rrsn ave Fe~ar1 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
Dry Raio.

a peSulia-ity common TO rain In tns
Portnudas. the winaward islands. the
Eaxaiian group. and the Alaskan va
ters "a tia, Il ism, very wet In none
Of these regions co the natives fear
the rain. and even foreigners soon
come 10 know that they take no harm
from beirg caught out in a storm.
IL was noted by rsn on the ships
lately patrolling Behring sea that q
portion OF the deck slightly protected
dried out white. even In IN. midst Of =
shower. AMI that wet clothing hRy
under slight shelter On deck dried in
an atmosphere apparently saturated
~ q hard rain
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

4 car wheel wears out because the
metal e = Airh II IL composed comes
away III thin scale. A microscopic *
animation shows TIA; the continual
Earring has tendency - destroy the
Conference - the particles. aud thus
gradually disinteerates tho whole. Car
wheels long in use become 50 brittle
thst stoaf blow with a hcavF hara-
Ter viii sometimes Cause them 10 ~
INTO frsg vents a. though thcv were
made ii. ziRss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

To frausin rigi-~i should think
bridal tonr - The worlds far wonI
~ al event - h@ pleasantly rem-a-
bere6 Ia after life.
-hs .entlasi4t tscaiiyl Oh. I, woulai
Dsf John. thss is - sudden. ~. L.
Ifss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Thousands of these Books have sold for but
to place them within the reach of ALL the publishers
this offer Any reader of The HERALp who will pay
months in advance the book for additional 50
cents. The of 500 will pay for The HKk three
months aud for copy of the book besides This offer
attractive than cheap book for nothing You ecta
$3.50 book for 80 cents onchaif OF Wholesale
This offer open old and subscribers alike.
others. Those who not subscribers purchase
the book for S1.25.
Orders he left at the Office No Is Pearl
sent by mail IL most convenient
Give your full address plainly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Ma Crpnm go ais1nt yopr bp-i-
49, We dout want any beRxsrs
sesinsl here
Tramp hnt begging Is nv Business.
ssfa,sf-, Truth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
A Little Irish whisky.

From the southern states the cqtton
and cane exhibits are very fine. AMI not
only that, but extensive. British
Geriana shows cassava bread ma he from
the root OF the mandioc plant. The
root, when grated. makes white -four.
which is made into cakes, and is almost
the sole food Of the lower class.
The display OF farming implements is
very tine. showing the gradual evolution
from Adam. who stirred up the ground
with stick. past the bull -tongued plow
20 the tine soil disturber OF the present
day. Then We begin at the sickle and
and come up 10 the harvester and
binder Of the present day. or perhaps II
would he more historical TO 20 back To
the time when Adam cut wheat with
his pocket knife. In all these exhibits
American ingenuity stands at the front.
having accomplished fully 80 per cent
Of the improvements in this line.
Among agricultural products can be
classed spirituous and malt liquors.
There IL a pyramid Of Irish whisky built
entirely Of bottles. one on top Of the
other As they 2ere all closely corked
and two Columbian guards in sight. |
can only say IL was. on the outside. an
artistic 700. This reminds me of story
where offered opportunities have been
wasted.
An Irishman who was sleeping in
chair 81 tap house woke up and looked
around al his companions in dazcd
way.
What is the matter. Pats" asked one.
i've had drame' was the reply. II
drained / met the priest and says he.
3D., T... "A A.. and S,z f
"ils. your reverence. 10 We went To
the tap room aud the lar maid sez
What will yes have and SAYS |. "a
punch" and SCI she. Hot or coidy" and
SEQ I. Hot" While I was waitin' for
the water II heat | woke up. oh. why
didn't take u colds" j. ". L.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

yexpesience hsd psssf act esth tbs
1otd i.slsa .1d notwithstanding |
wss haugefei @aa sandwiches xeFe
~&itshz fts sse 81 lnsersls9 tAsns. |
staffsf g 81 aed What Eossfal nassat
Mt having a. Nes<teFs unAbr.tsrd
xttA ne. 4 ASKED a Frracheas |
ekAncess a. acct what ~ss the ussaning
e the 1ord ksslrsA A stare q unsh-
gnl@.ni szfoa l-hmErt "a. fhe f.fsi sifect
psu34ret - ms iu.susr,. bs.t recovering
hlsassit be snsxrsesl: ~iarsss,n. usoa.
seur. see les ku~trai itossra lbs
txam- . sflge . hesk psc~ er treat
- tha ship IL means to- thing.
doat Ana< Vita polite boa ke left
use. evidently Fellesed az the distance
bsf4een "a Increased. a. / male uay
oHa lnisfpfsiatstien as bssing vs~alamns
syulhuliral uf naval achievements u BIS.
toFy.s And nos for the last II the nlain
buildings.
In the Agricultural Busidtax.
The agricultural ba,lding the title IN
dieatlng rs Use. The interior n light
and airy. and the exhibit very sptescst
Tag There are several lessoa< taught
b. the silsst cereals and prussuets. aud
especially - a. a. the habit - suF IA.
usegrsans Com gfoss letter. achieves
nuFc maturity. issnsss aad sweet
ne-s IA tie south than "a The north.
while se eaa BEAT ,hem Ga wheat Ohio.
hentucky and Tennessee bfag On their
Wool and tobacco. The Iowa payillioa
= very tasteful heisg hulI "a an open
facade style. the columns being oraa
mentrd ~ different celored corn cut
into sections. Ia fzca. ioe : display j.
gOsd every where. Niehlgan's display Is
exceptionally fne. the colleciioa -
grasses icing quite complete. Alfred
j. brown IL thls city has a fine display
4 seed. dad not Ike the front ~ tec
pavilion. as leo much wood WAS dis.
played, and too little a the
particular things belonging 70 this
branch In one Of tie South American
exhibits a huge boa constructor dead is
wound around one % the pedimenfs.
did not see him ~ first. aud my sirst
view was when 1 VAS about twelve In
ehcs or one foot from his head. at
once exclaimed ~,sood gracious, have
/ cot em agains' and moved away.
Dne feature prominent ia every de-
rartment q the exposition is the utility
shown Ia thickly settled portions o, the
NcfiI ~ t. sra 10 tic use OF 4dLL. anu
also the fact that where land il held in
small areas. with dense population.
labor Is cheap and the products superior
IN quality.
Ny attention was called 10 this fact
several years ago by wholesale drug
gist in regard 20 medicine roots Take
for instance the dandelion CIasax.cum
Dens- Leonisl which grows Wild and pro-
fusely IN cur country. In Germany and
Holland they cultivate. gather X. clean
the root, and sell IL here cheaper than we
can handle the Wild plant. and all be
cause II cheap labor, which We do not
understand in this country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
KNOWLEDGE

nrinss comfnfs and imrsovemsn at and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, ~ho live bet
tcr than others and enjoy life more. with
le.. expenditure. hy more promptly
adapting the words best products "
the needs of physical being. will atsest
the value 1, health VI the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced ia the
ro.nedy, Syrup az Figs.
l,s excellence Is due 20 its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant o. the taste. the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lar
alive: efectaally cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and iesen
and permanently curing constipation:
IL has given satisfacti ton to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ney-. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and i, Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Fig j. for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but il Is man
ufacturcd 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, 1893-07-24
"rIOTHER'S
:. FRIEND' :.

IL . scientifiesi pared i1nintnt
and hsrrsiess. ~ iazre.lisnz - "a
re.soerszesi value AMI - constant rse
~ tae medical n fsssl1n Il stsof'
esis Labor. Ls~ssens Pain. Dfmsnsshes
Larger ~ hfs - AotheF and 1blld
hook To NofhrFs E4siiea frae. ss'a-
tanning xslazhis information and
vcinnisry testinif uisis
SEES. - svFxess fsafkts FfsTssa - seselft
x ffs4. q - 80 t.sifls-
saa.Ftls skeULGTss ca. sslsnts, g..
esls - 81 aFsssists-
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-02-25
Booths Best Character.


1t was in high priced restaurant.
They were discussing the characters
in which Booth had been most sue
cessful, and the Young man with q
blonde mustache was satisfied that
Hamlet was by far his best part.
'If you ever saw him in that part
when he was at his best" he said,
s'you wouldn't dispute the assertion
for moment
aSaw himl" exclaimed the man
With the dark beard scornfully. "I've
seen him in about everything he ever
played. Why, his Hamlet was poor
compared with some of his other
characters. His 0thello was better
than his Hamlet, and his Macbeth
"Macbethl" broke in the young
man with the blonde mustache.
"Why, that wasn't up to Romeo, and
that's saying a good deal His Shy
lock was better than his Othello."
Every one in earshot was interest
ed by this time, but just as the man
Of the dark beard was beginning a
scathing retort with some side re-
marks about the "Fool's Revenge, =
the little fellow with the single eye.
glass reused himself and saidl
II sayl You're both wrong, you
know. I'm not much on drama, but
Booth never played anything as well
as be did Shakespeare"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-02-25
JOB WORR x
Of every description, plain or color
ed, promptly done st lowest
pricss
PosTERs,
PAMPHLETS,
ElLLHEADs,
CIRCULARS,
LeTTERtEADS
SALE BILLS, &C.
'sNeatness taste and despatch" is
our motto. Call snd ascertain rates.


ly leave these things to the hearth
What conduct is abovereproach that
does not emanale therefrom? Away
with hypocrisy in grief, as in any
thing elsel If our friends rally
around us sooner and begnile us
more quickly from the temporary,
natural shock of death, from lone
" vigil With death to which we have
bound ourselves, will itnot be betterf
The lesson of death has been often
preached Ito be also ready. And
to that end let the sorrow stricken
work yet more diligently while it is
day. There is no true balm for grief
than seif-sacrifcing work for others.
A relic OF barbarism, perpetuating
the spirit of the days when the mour-
ner shaved his scalp, tortured his
flesh, put ashes on his head, starved.
made night hidsous with waihng and
beating OF drums,-le us gently di.
vest ourselves OF this custom Of wear
ing entire black for the dad, and
see if The world viii not be brighter
in spirit as well as brighter 10 the
eye. II. CrandaH, in March
Lippiacotis.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-02-25
Strong Witnesses

Among the thousands OF testimon-
ials Of cures by DIR. Miles New
Heart Cure, is that Of Nathan ALI
sons, a well-known citizen Of Glen
Rock, Pa, who had for years had
shortness of breath, sleeplessness,
pain in left side, shoulders, smother
ing spells, ETC.; one bottle Of Miles
New Heart Cure and one box of
Nerve and Liver Pills, cured him.
Peter Jaquet, Salem, N. j., is anoth-
er witness who for twenty years sur
fered with heart disease, was pro-
nounced incurable by physicians,
death stared him in the face, could
not lie down for fear of smotherinQ
to death. Immediately after using
the New Cure felt better and could
lie down and sleep all night and IL
now well man. The New Cure ia
sold, also free book, by A. NJ. Gil
bert.
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The AMERICAN AuTOcRAT.
one-Man Government in Now York

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Had a Logical Head.

Warburton-Mamma, may ] have
a slice of bread and jam now2
Mamma-No; you must not think
Of eating now, because you viii spoil
your appetite for dinner. 1t win be
ready in three hours.
Warburton--I only had lunch
three hours ago, didn't II
Mamma-Yes.
Warburton-Then don't see how
the bread and jam can spoil my APP
petite for dinner, when my lunch did
not spoil the appetite / have now for
bread and jam.-Puck
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increased Earnings.

The table of earnings and expen-
SEES of the main inc of the G. v. r..
R. Co. for 1892 as compared with
1891 shows the net earning to be
much increased last year.
The gross earnings for 1892 were
$s45,073 "a for 1891, 1868 1898, 0T-4
a decrease of $1S,224.23. The OPP
Grating expenses il 1892 were $685..
6l2.O7; in 1891. S674,189.S7-a de-
crease of $70,5T6.9O. The net earn
ings fer 1892 we're therefore, s24l,.
460.S7, and for 1891, $3.50 .108.20,
giving for last year an increase OF
$50, 352.67.
All OF which speaks in highest
terms of the efficiency of the mans
agsment of the railroad and It's pru-
dent and progressive direction of its
affairs.
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Cuticura Resolvent,

The new Blood and Skin Purifier, inter-
naily { to cleans the blood OF all impurities
and poisonous elements and CUTIcURA,
the GREAT SKIN CURE. and CUTICURA
SOAP. an exquisite skin Beautifier, exter-
nally { TO clear the akin and scalp. ana re.
store the hair, instantly relieve and speed
lily cure every species Of itching, burning,
scaly, crusted, plmply, scrofulous, and
hereditary diseases and humors OF the
skin, scalp, and blood, with loss Of hair,
from infancy to age, from pimpies to scro-
lula.
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Aunt Hetty- What in creation is
the use of these new tangled individ-
ual forks and spoons?
City Niece Ga follower of fads)-
Don't you think it's rather nice to
have things which no one else uses
Forks and spoons go into peoples
mouths, you know"
Aunt Hetty-Yes-but, land
sakes, they all 60 into the same
dishwater.-N. Y. Weekly.