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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
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FREE COINAGE.

BUTTE CRY, Mont, July, IS, go
Mr.. A. L. Fontaine.-Dear Sir: l
see by the eastern papers there is
great deal of speculation as to the
sentiment in the west on the ques-
ton of bi-metallism and its chances
in the next session of congress.
1t may be of personal interest to
you to know that the entire west
is almost unanimously solid for
Free and unlimited coinage"
The West is bitterly opposed to
the movement to Internationally
repeal the Sherman Silver Pur-
chasing Act without suitable
substitute. The Gold Bug"
theory in the east is that the
stringency in the money market is
directly and indirectly caused by
the government purchasir ; month
ly 4, 500, 900 ounces of silver and
maintaining it on a parity with
gold when it is only a commodity"
Well, this may be the case in a
measure, with silver a commodity
and at the mercy of Wall street
denizen,s and this is what the
western men are kicking so vigor-
ously about. The eastern bankers
maintain that the only way to re-
store confidence is to repeal the
Sherman Act, close down the mines
by RELOCATING silver to the rank of
nothingness, and thus limit the
supply of gold as we'll as silver,
for all silver producing mines
carry greater or less percentage
of gold.
The western idea is to first es-
tablish silver on parity with gold
in the ratio of I to 10, open the
minis to free and unlimited coin
age and give the man who digs
the precious metals from the rock
chance to live decently. When
this shall have been done conf
dence shall not only have been re-
stored; but bank presidents will no
longer commit suicide, cashiers
will stay at home with their wives
and families. England will cease
monkeying with Americas finances
eastern farmers will find a ready
market for their produce, the two
thousand idle men in Butte will
pack their lunch buckets up the
hill again and the whole country
will once more take on an air Of
prosperity. ~ ..
Montana and Colorado have
joined hands for the struggle OF
Free Coinage and are preparing to
make a vigorous fight at the BIZ
o4o1,: convention. The sup
position that western
ready to "bust" is unfounded.
The banks of Butte can outlive a
run at any time in fact they have
withstood it. There is money here
yet, and more to be hoisted to the
surface as soon as the eastern
farmers shall have been awakened
and the Gold Bugs On Wall street
showed under Very respectfully,
..a,.-.,. Isl. .. ARTHUR Jones.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
WORK FOR us

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that can be found on the face of this earth.
$4,000 profit on 8 90 worth Of business is
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All beginners succeed grandly, and more than
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20

We are in receipt of the Hillside
Home School Calendar, an artistically
gotten up report of the school. As a
Home Boarding School it is second to
none in the state. The beauty OF
environments, healthfulness of location
and thoroughness of school training,
including music, art, physical and indus
trial training make it a complete
educational home school. Having spent
a summer there the writer is glad to
recommend the school to those wishing
to send their children away to school
and especially is it to be commended as
home for young girls. Misses Lloyd
Jones are the principals and proprietors.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
4 blueberrv nicnic ON a cool July da,

A blueberry picnic on cool July day
is one of the tidbits of the season, so
thought Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker
Ella and Warren, and Mrs. NJ. c..
Warren as they spent the day Monday
on Four mile creek where berries were
plentiful. They took provisions and
comforts along to make the day de-
lightful and brought full bushel and a
Ealf of berries home.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
A. B. G..

Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption
result from neglected cough or cold.
Don't neglect but cure promptly with a
few doses of Beggs' Cherry Cough
Syrup. Sold by John E. DAILY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

Jrpos GsovE Woodward Iron CON.
rany W Buss Machine company. as-
sumpsit. judgment sor plaintiff for
ff-l4'1 The People ~ Frank Hump
selng li9uor without paying the tar:
plea q not guilty catered. Fred Bong
h-.m ~ 6rand fsspisis 4 Indiana Rail.
road company. trcspa-s on the case,
motion % strike from calendar granted
TIE People -. James =. Mckee. rape.
mntion % qpash denied and plea % not
guity made
JrnsE Ausu e. u. Clark W. Joha
i.orte,k assump-lt. judgment for de-
frnsiant tor costs. William l. Taylor
va Gypsum Plaster and Stucco CON.
paay s-sumpsit, Judgment tos plaintiff.
t1EaEfi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

The case % Fred Boagheim Va Grand
Rapids 5 Indiana Railroad company
was stricSen from the calendar in the
circuit court yesterday.
Phi Armour aal other members %
The Armour glue works have sued Nell
sou Matter 4 To 10 collect s-J0 on a
debt foE glue.
The Woodward Iron company was
given Iadgmsnt Tor sT2l93 aud costs
agains; the Bass Machine WORKS yes
tsrday
William l. Tay lor = as given a judgment
- s-.tI5- 81 against the Gypsum Plaster
a Stucco company yesterday.
Stlns Bosatsker has sued James A.
Hard on note o. sefo given November
L.. Isl. due IN sax MonthA
In a gsruishee case of G.. u. Clark -.
john Hartsek the circuit jury found a
verdict Zoe defendant
Smith q foung has sued Fred Behl
OF a nOte for $50. gwen May l. l-s3.
due ln siK monthz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

Aunis Louise Baas. No. Myrtle
street. Mt Calvary. Christopher key
n0ids hone for the aged 81 Andruss.
Joseph A.naFder. No i55 Eleventh
avsaae. 81 Address. May Josephine
shultz. 81 Johns orphan asylum. 81
AndrsNs, Adrian Aaat. GFand Rapids
toe nshlp. FULTON street. Hans NJ. HAN
usef. Ma l6i Charles street. Valley City.
Joseph w. FisheF. No AGA OTTAWA street.
Valley City; sarah Jane Marvin. No.
90 Gold street. Berrien county BE
thusi =. Church. 81 Marks hospital.
Walker to~ nship. Alice T. King. No Is
Mt Vernon street. Valley City; Fred
Bitner. L. Il A. home. Valley City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

The petition fied 10 the United States
court b The Michigan Trust company a
fsw days ago a. receiver Tor Nelson.
Matter 1 Co. szkIng instructions from
toe court a. % the pan 70 be pursued Ia
closing out the ccmpany business. was
infornaliy discussed IN court BY the at
t0rnsss Yesterday morning. Aessrs
Crane and VANITY. attorneys Tor the
company. argued IN favor q selling the
As=ets - lamp 20 the highest btdrssr.
ana smiley. smith 4 Stevens. attorneys
Tor the unsecured creditors. argued IN
support II = proposition 20 continue the
TIE retail department. Tor some time. IN
order 20 realize a. much AZ possible
ffom fas stock on hand. Judge sever
esa sss not prepared 90 give any III
structions 10 the petitioner yesterday.
aaa the Arguments viii be continued by
tie attorneys this morning. The court
desires q Investigate the condition o;
3hlars a little further before plan Is
adopted FOR closing out ths business
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

nrs PEszIvs Estate Arthur Wool
6cce5aed. report cuumission'o -op claims
r efi ardsr c.cring estate against claims
Esfafr q Gear y Wertion. deceased.
preenber p assigned Tor hearing
special admin istrst0rs fna account.
etipr= - general adnliol strafion issued
fa fnrathsn i3e4t Estate Charles &
Wine uinur arier granting license 90
n.arfsage real estate Estate Charles
efaer miunr 1rfisr allowing guasthsn's
rzhta annual accusnt Estate Jonn
- Farrell licensed order allowing
Hna' sceount n Michigan Trust con
rsav ffiulUie'rator. discharge issued
tFtafe Affhur Pest minor. order &C.
gspfiHE reeig stipn aud appointing new
gear an. Estate John ~ Nangbtun,
nirrtaiiY incvu psteDt. order sppointing
auar.iisr. estate Anna Hoidfidge 81
az alnor. oriier sppciniing guardian.
rsi sfe Hiram loss. deceased order de
terufning hsirs Estate Daniel NJ.
RHfh-rforsi. decreased. letters q admin
istssfson issaei b. fnos Putman. Jaue
4 s@ssgn-d faf fearing risigns Estate
kaisrt II ~Natn. oc.ssa-si orrinr ~
fefni rinE heirs tstsf- jobs - saith.
~ ss-esi. ueeeynher - sssfunei far
hrafng retifioo Pr aua accounting
h--ate boryea iiooYenss. deceased i'-.
rraiter ID aes1gaei Tor 3stermiainx
heirs fafsts dol Merchant IL
raaaai, December - asssaaess for
h-sfnz sxeeafar's fna. scroHat
ESTATE Aan - gsrp-ntsf. Deceased
bearing "a trlY eltn continued %
fiaceulcef u Estate Nrl - "A Hosi~n
store. q a.. nfnrrt .ssfsrs - rusrfisn-
shfF -saei f1 thar'@i ~ F.1erste
srrraieers sarrsrf et.ifi - William
lss-. ssi ssries ~ Han ftass tnna
N.Irr t@rss~i af-tisry fi~sl. JuHs
ga~i fef aeaFnr risI sis osli-r a.
lH~tas sgertsi tsiri.r ~ risfrf. Hasf s<-
osant t4tate thfssa fhtlass -@n
tale onrsteot tnFsnt8fF std -
tata tisraah t'fet, dfers<e,i. inres.
10y ilesi = arr s~sifas-si - saafsnF
-stius Esfate fefaifa asflsa -
geasti 1fier s.iesiea ftniy taifs -
81 pa tf fsava Hafafs Chsftsff-
hfsrf - rssesi .erentstff fe.f fa-- 8
srsieae.f - b@sEaa ris-sls feltts
tifsaa Nsihnse' is.,sse-s. sf,3sr q
laFiag ssrent1rs Haal asrasnt. So
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

Ivy kortiander. <o ls9 Second ave
aue. measies, Ia Way. No. - Ney street.
measles Helen Eastman. No - Mt.
NeFnoo street. measles; Irene Wander
burg. 40. a Wells street typhoid fever;
tiary S,udley. No. III Carrier street. ~
phoid fever; Maude Williams. No )
Canal street. measles, Nellie karreman.
No. "A Diamond street diphthoria. Baby
ksrries. No. Us Wealthy avenue. whSop.
log cough, Mary and EdsaFd Demons.
No. 20 Marietta street. chicken pox;
Anna Monroe. No. - Stnight street.
measles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
M'KEE UP IN COURT
Iiness Of Mebel Durham May
Decay the Trial
AGAIN PLEADED NOT GUILTY


James j Mckee Nss arFaign-d before
Jasigs Grove yesterday noFaing. and
Ia attarusy made another attempt 10
gst Mckee oG "a technieality. tie
made motioa d quash, and Judge
Grove proa.ptly dsaied H. Mckee
plsadsd a0t guilty. and all be tried
sooa. Ther-is hitch n the program.
On account % the alleged niaess u
Mabel Durham. the girl Who Invited
Charlotte HaadisS 20 take a ride sith
Mckee and Remington The people de
sire thai al witnesses be br0ught before
the jury. ~ that they may Judge better
q The testimony. IL the case goes 20
trial and Mabel Dunham Is ~ ~ she
eaanOt he swora. her testimony IN the
l0Ner court viii have % De read 20 the
Jury Judge Grove sas not able IN
work yesterday afternoon. add the case
may b. hsld over on that account.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

Mr.. J. =. f;laize, an extensive real es
tate dealer IN bcs Moines. Iowa. mar
rowly escaped oncof the - yercst attacks
OF pneumonia While in the northern part
OF that state during recent tIzzard-
SAYS the Saturday Review. Dir. Blaize
had occasion 50 drive several miles der
ing the storm and WAS So thoroughly
chilled that be WAC untble 10 get waru.
and INSIDE ~ al hour after his return
he was Threatened with severe ease Of
pneumonia or lung fever. Mr. Blaze
sent 10 the nearest drug store and got n
bottle ~ Chamlierlhins Cough Remedy.
OF wh:ch be bad eften heard and took a
number - large hosts He says the
effect was wonderful aud in short
time he wsA breathing quite easily. lie
kept on taking the medicine and the
next DAY was able % come 10 Des
Moiaes. Mr.. !aixe regards his cure as
Simply woader al. For SHE by Peck
Bros. druggists .l29 aud III Monroe
street. anu + j WuFzburg 5s Monroe
street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
les expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being. will attest
the value To health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
Its excellence is due TO Its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant % the taste. the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds. headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
rlet with the approval OF the medical
profession. because IL acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and il j. perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance
syrup 81 Figs is for sale o. al! drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but It Is man
ufactured 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
accent any substitute II offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

he City u Grand kapids f9r he year
l-s0
CITT OF GkAsD RsrlDs.
KKSF CogSTa. MIeH.
Noseubsr ~. A. d. ls01
To the Taxpayers Il the City u Grad
Rapids. u the County u hent and
Slate u Aiehifaa.
foa are hereby notified that tie gee
eral Tax Rolls n the respective wards Il
the City u tsraod kapids for State.
County add aehool Taxes have been do
hyerod 10 n.s for collection. snd the
pay ment u the taxes therein assessed
aud lesied may BE made 10 me on all
sums voluntarily paid before the tenth
Of January. ls.4. Nth an addition of
one per cent for collection fees- AEd
upon all tates paid on or after said
tenth day u January. 1884. there vail he
added four per cent for collection fees.
That my nt.ice for the receipt ~ pay
ment u such taxes is located on the
first hoor of the City Hall in said City
u Grand kapids. near the east end Ut
said City Hall That said Office viii be
open fof the receipt OF such taxes IN
50 "a rolls assessed from o'clock IN the
forenoon until O'Clock ia the afternoon
II each aad every week day up ID the
first day or March, A. ID. is'i
Add said Office VIII also BE- open on
Friday Of every week unless such Fri
day lie legal holiday and on Tuesday
OF every week unless such Tuesday he
a legal hoiidayl from the hour OF !
O'Clock p. N 10 the hour II . o'clock p.
N. from the first - Decenber. lS5. TO
the 10Th day % January. ls2i. both in
elusive. MAgsH III. SoRKIck,
treasurer u TIE City Of Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
Do NOT SUFFER
From Cagarrh or Kin1red Troabies
whel Do. kaakiu's System OF
Hone Treatment VIII
Cure You.

Maay - sans the eountrT are sasering
frosn eatarrh. II aneh as, asthma sRd oh 9
a.iled 4 ssases teca~-e they think the3 Mi
aaxe - cotsie 10 the city tpr treatsns ~. Ih's
"a TIE ea~s. a. DR.. kankin fAs perfected
a syssegn II trs itnieat that saa he takea AZ
your hosIss b. ~ritng ~ hsm yOo csn
obtain = InPsom blank that. rEopefly hlie4
Out all give hina Ieriect idea OF spaF
cas-. TIE nledi slne aud treatment can 10
shipped - sou 10 empress. and all n eiii cs,r'
yol y $50 A NOME II.
Read shai SyisaRius FELTON,. proinin-hi
farmer 81 Dorr, N ehigan, says
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
Died


HAMMFR-At rs daugster'- rcsd,rc..
Mr.. II. hnpd-on. lSl Charles street
Has " Hammer. agca - years. al 3 81
.. M Monday. fGnefh. today nj , .. ~.
CALLETON-Mathew. Ion of j II. aad
b nsral private yesterday att p. m.
YER HAGE-No. ~ Hilton street. Monday
eteuing. Mrs Il. Yer Hape. rye - year..
Fouerai az , p. m. to-day and - a. the
kstorzset church AZ Nr.asland tomorrow.
Mcclellan Chsrryman, funeral director.
Ma. FOUNTAIN street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Burns
says there - no warrant out for John
E4u tie says The case Was called 10
hIs attention. but De discovered that the
crime Nas CON mitted in Allegan county.
i.aa il tie author % the ruin q the IT.
tie Ia year old girl who became a mother
az the L. h A. hospital on rhanksglv-
ing day. The parents OF the parties re
siar near the county line. near the VII
lage u Moth Dorf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

charge izsned kst4ts Christopher
Post. d.esase.i, supplssssnlzl rspoFt q
s'o4nn sssloa-fs Oh eiaims nlsd k-staie
Canasias A. katatoae. decreased isFen
tory bed k-sfate 1beresa hoFtoa. ~
isaIe' or1es admitting q ssfiaD a pr
vsts patient. Deesashef II assigned faf
appoiat.ng gGsrii1B. Estate Lacl1s
bs,itso.,d. deceased, order alAosIng exc
Futors nfst account
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

Catarrh Consumption. Deafness Rheumatism.
Nervous Debility lmpotency and all diseases result
ing from early indscrctions and of manhood
Lost Manhood. all diseases of the urinary organs.
partial paralysis varicocele ruptures tumors scroula
old sores. dropsy skin diseases liver and kidney
plants heart disease shortness of breath back OF
head small of back, etc. including all female COM
plants and chronic diseases cured quickly and perna-
nently
Consultation Free No charge for services until
cured Medicines for home treatment sent everywhere
Send for list of questions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

Adrian Hage and f. 10 isaae y.
Charch. sJt n l. .. bk Is. Grants
add. and piece OF land cn &C p
s-t-..-..........- S.......-....,. S.uV0
NJ. le- q. Teachoui ETH u Hsle5 NJ.
hadders. -. feachout, Marvin
fot,g add. ..--...-s.r I'D
John W. tio-tctEO - and vile To
k"teft Messeagtr, Il n. Closer
h0u-~ SUB -.-...s. ......-s.-- W
John Nan kiinken and vile o. ia
cob Bot. - Il a3i. Penf adj w 30
sacoo DePotfer and wife to Rosa
Ot~rly. Il 5. * o. Ciyd Park ~. i.6o
Reynolds. Franklin a iaogcr o. A. NJ
& NJ. 4. Pfatt. it 81. Reynolds i
Frarxiln'- laird aid ........ 400
Z. W. Nsfkius and wife To MARY r.
q brian. Il l., IA ,. scabner
BRO. = al ........- .......... .... 30
JOAN hrool-.na to Henry Principal,
u =, Molis add. 20
RO- seli H. Vel. and " fe ~ l. ny
Principal. Il IL. bk :. silver Greek
PARA add .......-....... l..--.... 40
ksas- Thinner aud Wife % Iudsoa
Riee. It's Is AID al. G. and View
Ad0 ~.......- 1890. ~
Heosy Principal single to Jiasoa r.
aiee. II n. IA , Silver Creek
Park aid .....--..... 30
Hsuty Principal single Ia Judson T.
klc8. !, = anr.-' aid ....--. 900
He - princifsi % Jndson =. Rice.
81 h l. Is. MoFis' add ......... LOO
Joha Agooi-lna "a Henry l'rin, .ai
"a Il lt Is. Morris add ....... l.s00
Mr-. Far nj. Abe 10 Mar Y. lay
Tor, 4 3 =. Grantsile mp CO.. %
De- xnt 1. Underwood ard wife -
Chars~ w. Pierce e al. Il i9.bk ~.
oakdaio PARK ................... 30
j. iTrcdOu Mckee 10 Fran =.
Man, u II. ok 3. IArgrs Canle
hpta. ..--.- ....- .r....-..---s- cso
Andrew Hrrb-With and viii 10 Mar
y. Boo>all. pisce Of land on sc 20.
Walker ....... ................ 900
L. j. 80 Church tai -. StroTe. piece
81 land vn sec IL. OaS.icld .... 80
simon 4. Martin q al to RE hec-
ord. piece % land ON sc -. Gaze
GoAld .....-.- ...-..-........s %
Abraham b. Brake 10 henry Fisher.
zee ~ laat on SCI -. q fiei1nia 5000
S.yern ieeotson and wife o J.,mes
4. HDn<en. piece of and GA sc 3.
hctf.-..s-.s.--- .-..r..-.--... 40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

II 20 p n. srfitss CT cage Izs5 a N
fRoN CnfcA<se SOL tran hsases
Chicsgo Al t;8 p a. srflses 1rana
K p.us 80 p n. Night train leaves
dally a il.fe = "a, aoFlyes Trad Hap
his - a VA Csil teiep1oue essi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

Tho following i liz. % n, ma-ria,.
licenses issued since la. pahiicaiioa. win
The names residences (whsa out ot the city,
and agcs al ta- rar,ie. Aga
Henry WI katt ard pcna Versfil. 2i--1l
Robert W. BcoVu and Bertha Cole .35--2l
George Stglis. OaKheid: Eta Shin-icr.
Howard ......... I'D
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

JrueE BCEtfScsNE n - opeaine q
Courtney street. ca trial The People
w. ~ ~ klndfa. keeping saloon open
after aours. tine . settle bal q excep-
fE.na
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
Chicago service
via.
g. Is. - r.
solid Trufus-Ouici Time

To CsicNco Morning trair. CON
posed - trst class coaches aud " agner
bsfet FsrioF Car. leaves Grand Rapids
at lo.fo 20 and runs through solid 20
ChIcago arriving az 400 p. m. making
al afternoon connectinns for tho vest
Night tram wlih through coach and
Wagner Sleeping Car leaves daily az
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
Catarrhal Deafness Cured.

Il vs. troubled with iliinr up OF the
n@g'rii- hawking and split 9 aid other
= mptoms common TO catarTh. a. had also
extended e. the earn. ca sing ihcIn 10 ring
ana roar. and had partially destroyed M
hfa- e pT. Rankin cur me cntirely IA
tao munths' treatment NJ hearing = -
go0I a. u ever WIS
&C. YOUNG. With Brooks * Co.
Office vill not he open Thanksgiving
References to five hundred eursd patients
in this city alone.
DIR Rapkin + a q -aduate % Ann Arbor. and
has had years 81 e..Dsriclce n hi 50 eiaifies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

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Elsss tasssess eeass-sff g. - fslst 81
fa- Hssns. ataf. art$tr4 - tHF rtetar
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s.afaetes sasrse sfstass tfss fftaAs .fse
rFael SD rtfs a. sea ssees tfsfeea
fff|ss.efe - Ia 81 .fs4fsttf-s frftttefsf
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

HE says: Il am glad TO ada ms lsoom-
mcncaiion ,o toe Iaany that Rave given ID.
kaakil -taadine ard prominence % an ne
coinpii hNd physician. Toe case whs n
serious one. | has filing upo. the no>trifs.
constant dr. paing Of p.llesn into my throat.
keep n iae hawking and 81 il.ng My cars
fell tlled AZ I'D was trpih'ed greatly with
a ringl 9 ana oaslng api-s. aud any heating
was IA il-g. - lungs vets Llied up. cs;is-
ing very lalo-ei breathing aud continual
cough. Ny general health, TIA, was fai.iag
gradually IN fac. ] was in a lserious coz
aison. 4 friena Of nine va~ cured b. DIR.
Rankin. - J coLc.uaed 10 iry tie coetor,
too. lhc result h.,s been almost inarycioas.
b the 'irle I had taken the ho...r ~ ainlelt
for s.x weeks | was almost Il we'll lrar Nov
the cough has STOPPED ahi my ifngs are al
right. my heap : clear and have s.oppcd
that c0ntinih hswtiCg a-d sIilt.l III
ears no i,nger Ting and roar. my breathing
) fr'e anu my general health good. car,
heartily endorse the DEBTORS skill F"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

JCnas HAsoExTg- Gertie Hes@a,
trunk aud dlsoEdsriy; committed thirty
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