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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-01
Trusts aud Combinations

Are unpopular But there Is ono form
trust against which no ono has any.
thing TO sny That 10 tho trust which
tho public ioposos in Hoods Sarsa.
parilla, aud tho bosL OF II Is tho trust Is
fully Justified by tho merit Of tho modi-
cine For, remember, HOOPS Sarsa.
parllla CURES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-01

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 3l,-A cyclone
this afternoon at o'clock struck Rose.
dale, Miss., l15 miles south Of this city
completely dcmolishing tho town, All
wires wore prostralUd. Five people are
roportod killed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-01
postmnstera AppoInted.

WASHINGTON, D. G., May Sl.-Thc to-
tai number OF fourth.class postmasters
appointed to-day was 99 OF whom 6S
were to Gil vacancies caused by resigna-
tons and death. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-01
slenn.l,lr Arrlynln.

O. SOUTHAMPTON, May Sl,--Arrlvod--
Spree, Now York.
,PnlApELrniA, May Si,-Arrivod--
Illinois, Antwerp.
NEw HoRR, May 3l.--ArrivNd--SOr-
via, Liverpool, Westernland Antwerp,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-01
TRUsEEEs SALE.

Trust Book No. n. page l6O the third dated Aug.
ust al 1890 recorded In said clerks olllco IN Deed
OF Trust Book No. II, page o. | viii sell At tho
north front door OF the Court House OF said
county, on
MONDAY, THE 50 DAY or JULY, 1899.
commencing at 10 o'clock H. M. tho following
described property, that Is to say:
Part Of lots numbered Three aud Sixteen, In
Klein & stlfel's GrandviOw sub division III tho
First ward Of the City OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia. that Is TO sAy; so much Of tllG lot
No . In said subdivision Gs lies within tho fol-
lowing boundaries, 10 wit; beginning at tho
southwest corner Of said lot, running thence
northwardly with the west line thereof 20 feot,
more or less TO the southetly line OF tho roHd as
now used thence with tho southCrly and wost-
erly limo OF tho road US now used TO where the
sanlO nlGrsects with the south limo OF sud lot;
thence with said south line westerly 10 the
| place ol beginning.
sion us lies south OF line running parallel with
| the south line OF snid lot, whichif extended IN
straight line will intcrseCt tho west lno OF said
| lot No . whom the SouthGrly limo Of the road w
now used lntcrsoctS said west line
The title 10 snid property Is believed 10 DO per-
| feet but selling as trustee, VIII convey only
| tho title vested In by said deeds oitruat.
TEitMS OF sALE:---ono.third and Us much more
rs tho purchaser elects to pny IN cash on the day
Of sale the balance In two equal installments ut
| one and two years, notes bearing interest from
tue day ofs1C, 10 be given for tho deferred pay
| mCnts, the title to DO retained until payment 10
| made In full. W. J. w, COWDEN, Trustee.
". II. HALLgR. AuctloneCt. nySl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-01
TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust madc by
Charles Jungllng and Laura NJ juggling hla
wife, TO mo as trustee the first dated June 10,
1883, recorded In the 0ice OF the Clerk Of tho
County Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, In
Decd OF Trust book No q, page 17S, tho second
dated Juno Il, 1870, recorded In said clerks
otfoe In Deed Of Trust Book No. 90, page 4lB.
Will sell OF the north front door OF the Court
House Of said county OH
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE. 1893,
commencing OF 10 O'Clock a. M, the following
described property, that Is to say: All the In
tcrcSt OF said parties In and 70 certain lot OF
ground situated on Wheeling Island. IN tho city
81 Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia, in
subdivision called Elmwool Square and laid
out by John A. Armstrong and Charles Laue,
said lot being known as number ten In said
subdivision.
The interest OF said parties in said lot which
will DO sold, 10 tho whole thereof during the
life OF Christina Katharine Hoeschle and after
her death the fec to the undivided one.half Of
Terms or sALE-onc.third and as much mora
Us tho purchaser elects To pay IN cash on the day
Of sale, tho balance In two equal installments at
one and two years. notes bearing Interest from
tho day OF sale to DO given for tho deferred pay.
mcnts the title to DO hold until payment Is
made in full.
w, H. HALLER, AuCtloneGr. myl0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

NV YozK. Nov. H.-FIouR-Niarket
weak. more active At a eonces<Dn OF So loc
Ter barreli winter wheat, los grades. S-oo9
s.f5.
MsKAr-DuIi weak; No. red store and
elevator S5s. tao6c; options were fairly act
i've. declining Ils y &c on free realizing hero
and west. with large receipts and small
eleaFanccs. rsllying k@Ae and closing
steady at a@Ic under yesterdays january,
60; February, 6ns.e; March, 70Sse; May,
E3c; November. 654ci December. 6bSsc.
Co4S-fairiy active. weaker; options act
i've. "a &c lower. weak. vest selling; No
vember. A1scj December. t54ci January,
sc; May, tstc.
OArs-Dull, weak; options fairly active.
easier; November. &c; December, &1ci
January. 3:fsc, May, 3skc.
LAkD-Quiet, lower; western steam closed
.. sax city at $50.
PDsx-weak, quiet; sales 30 barrels; new
mss. si7.oole 1880.
CsxEsE-Quiet, steady; state large. SO
uAc.
CoFExE- Options opened steady a. 10 TO Is
points decline; closed barely steady, 5 to Is
points down; Dscember, tl6.65la i6. 10, jan
nary, sic. 35ld 1910; March. si6.o6tG i6. Is !
Nay. $ia70dla.75; July slaisGl6.sS. Spot
Rio easy. dull; No ., 1876.
SpeAa-kaw, steady, more active; fair re-
.fning. i3i6c; centrifugals 90 test. 3ac;
refiiaed steady, fair demand; of A. 4i<Cd
lilac; mould A. a5lgs i5lec; standard,
A. A9-l6tdfAc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
WAS A BEAR MARKET
Bulls Checked the First Onslaught
Bot Were
ROUTED IN THE GENERAL LIST
An Glasses er ssook suffered . De-
elia<. the MArkes Closing
weak
ROUTED IN THE GENERAL LIST

Ssw Yokx. Nov. il--Aonsy On call
las been easy. RAGING from i0lbf Per
cent; last loan 81 y per cent. and closing
offered Il l1s Per can't
Prime mercantile paper sac per cent
Bar silver. 69iS; Mexican dollars.
81
Sterling exchange 10 hrm. with actual
business In bankers bills at tAs21so
ASA :or sixty days and asa ssLs4A
for demand
Posted rates si-s2seisoisi CONNER
ei@l bills. AsoA glsli. for sixty days
and sls5l u4s3a. for demand.
Government bonds tirm; state bonds
duh, railroad bonds steady.
Silver at the stock exchange was
neglected..
The movements AZ the stock exchange
were more than usually cratic. The
bears started cut with al attack on some
~ the grsngers. bat the movement vas
short lived. "a sugar Sas taken ia hand ~
the bulls and advanced from S4's "a 80.
This 50 di-conc~rted the shorts that a cover
ing movement vas started a, once IN other
parts Of the list. The appointment OF TO
ceiser for tho ThurbeE, Nyland company
0perated against the market and the bars
sgtln ssgan a system attic raid and were
more sgcce ssfal than usual Declines rang
ing : - ~ we're recorded right through the
LIST. The market closed weak IN tone. The
sales were 81 5fs shares.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
TOO OFTEN THE CASE,
ssrEaEsTino paooFs-

A ,ounx .ociety Lady, AFTER = round o.
satst,, bocOmsz ssi,ld~nly Conscious cf an IN
u..sai ..nsaii1a- she has freqaeut attacks Of
d...,.sss. ar 6ssk sctes, and she feels bsss and
xs8sfally run dosa.
Aothsrs. look reli % your dang
IAaxhters. look sell 70 yocrseiyesl
Les ne frst symptom deaotlng the ap-
pfoAEh of disease r-ceive your instant attso-
iion Healthy women are the hope Of The
rae. AID u = .ell-nigh criminal 10 neg'ect
anything which promises relief
there = kepsfor az sn'erers rom Nsru0as
D,asssss. Read What follows:
Mr.. Jennis {. Davis. fins artist and an
accomplished sutaoress, Of Westhel.., Wis.
nd bssn sab ,ect " hea.lsehs ever since she
cotl,d renember. - severe we're her at
tscks A. ~ e.asz AZ times temporary dslirinua.
All treatment had failed 10 relieve her. bat
sner utax I,r. Mics Restorative Nsrvins
sso Wits = ny record Is 10 me. az least,
sstssfaetoTT. No headache, c instantly IL
egsasinx appetite, and consequent gain IN
~sighs VI TO and half pounsls In Just Que
wsss"
SIR weeks Inter she writes: Have read
and ,e~ed immoderately Of late. bus my
hssizehes do not return
Mrs John X. Miller, OF Vslpsraiso. Ind.
sas attacked three years ago With turn Of life
3n Is worst form. IL finally went TO her
heal. and al indications we're that II would
result either in insanity or softeniDg Of the
brain. Tier husband thns writes: . IL would
b. impossible for me 10 afsslspt a d>ssIpnea
a ker ssf,yr.ys during all this time She
sas treated By our se1y b>a local physicians,
-iih bat Temporary benefit She has taken
fur bottIes Of Da. Nuns RESTORATIVE
NxkvlNE and y cured. she has gained
tssaty pounds in weight | tell you. she
ef,sn blssses you for what yOu have done for
her
R-coliecs that for the crRr Of all Ner-
vous Diseases there u no remedy which APP
ero.ehes Nv. MID Rexs-ufirs Nsrun<. IL is
free from dangerous drugs and opisies. Sold
81 all drszxists on positive GUARANTEES, %
Dr. Ailss Medical Co. EikhAzt. Ind
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

TIA, impure unhealthy blood - present
in all and the direct cause - many
diseases from which sc sader. Scrofala.
rheumatism and Specific Diseases which
have ravaged The earth AMI poisoned
the blood * nations Tor generations. and
are the evil parents - insicacribsbie
horrors are under absolute cnnirui -
+ + r.. the only infailible blood purifier
known
The y T. p Blood Cure has positively
cured numerous eases n csrcfula and
Salt khuen IN short tine. where al
other blood purifiers have Tsilsc
Pleasant g. take. applicable 10 liz
eases II infancy ~ oil agA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

pampsn = piece q aeunei With Chan
befisins Psin Balm sut bind 81 "a over
the seat - pain. X = better than Rny
plaster Nnea the lungs are sors such
az application On ~ ehrst and another
on the back between the shoulder
elsdes vtii cften grev~rt rrsunonis
There = noihins ., good fex Z lsns
rack ~ pain 10 the siNs A eore
thrust csn nesriy always b cured - on
tight BY arpiyiag = ssssei hsa5sze
isnr~ned 18th Tain Hslui 81 ceaf
totfies for sale ~ p Nsrsturz 81
Nenrne street. sisc Peck Bips " IA
Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
OVER A DOG

S1fs Friesd Weaidn't Relieve Hfn. s.1 -
fhsy Parted Forever.
"Did any Of you ever see one Of those
Feejee island dogs queried the man
with the mutton chop whiskers a. We TN
ished discussing terriers.
Nobody had. so he pulled down his
vest and continued:
al owned one once, and no mans
check for 5000 would buy him. Jay
Gould offered me &, 500 in gold for him.
bat waved the little millionaire away"
"Muss have been . wonderful dog
said the baldheaded man.
''Of course he was. In fact, he was
too wonderful. Il was just like owning
an intelligent boy. fused to be almost
ashamed 10 look him In the face. In 90
days after got him he could read as
well as the average boy Of 9"
"Boshr' shouted the baldheaded man.
Gentlemen. I'm not stufiing you.
tell You that dog could not only read n
newspaper, but after he got the hang OF
onr COMPOUNDED English language 1t was
apositive treat to sit down and converse
with him. He picked up the political
situation in no time at all. and WAS one
OF the strongest supporters Grant had.
One of the best political speeches / ever
heard was made by that dog"
II don't believe a word Of it!' bluntly
exclaimed the baldheaded man as he got
red in the faoe.
ibid you ever see Q Feejee dogr de-
snanded the man with the whiskers.
mo"
"Never visited the islAnds1"
"No."
'Nsvsr talked with any one who hadf'
"No."
""And yet you call me liar! Sir, In
&st upon an apology
"You won't get one from mel"
'"Then. sir, I will tell you what that
dog once said about baldheaded men in
general. He had been reading the morn
ing paper, when he suddenly heaved q
sigh and turned to me with, General. II
you ever meet baldheaded man with q
wart On his chin, and two moles on his
neck. and eyes the color Of buttermilk,
and ears as big
Hell lick you inside of q miniti"
reared the baldheaded man as he sprang
up and made ready.
We pulled them apart and kept them
away from each other until they cooled
down, but they could never be friends
again in this dsceitful world. never!
never.-Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
A suRFEIT.

The Case OF . sailor Who Had Enough
Growing.
Varied and characteristic were the
methods Of discipline Of Captain F.,
the master Of one Of the most successful
whaleships that ever sailed from New
England port. An old sailor says that
when he was what might be termed "a
greeny- he shipped with Captain p
for voyage 10 the Arctic ocean. After
some months Of cruising the salt grub"
ran short, and the crew were forced 10
eat the chickens and ROSTERS which
were aboard the ship. The narrator
says:
Ididn't object to tn, kind of food, but
there was grumbling among the men
when we were served day after day with
fowl. heard all the talk and was SIM
pie enough to think il smart to crow
Justify whenever the steward was carry
ing in fowl to the captains table. So de-
lighted was with my efforts that I grew
bold, and one day cockie-doodle-dooed
just as close to the captain as dared.
Then cot ont Of the way. After mess
somebody came and told me that the cap
tain wanted to see me aft.
We'll, Joe" said the captain. II hear
you are quite Grower"
was embarrassed. but as the captain
looked pleasant | didn't know anything
better to do than to smile and say moth
ing.
81 should like 10 hear what you can
do. Get mp there" said the captain.
pointing 10 a spar.
l did not obey At once. The captain
picked up ropes end that seemed TO be
handy, and climbed up on the spar.
"Now crow said the captain.
couldn't make a sound. but the cap
tain took step nearer. and crowed.
Keep IL up till give you the word to
quit
l began aud crowed for 10 minutes;
then got ont Of wind, my throat was
dry. and paused
IL didn't tell you TO stop" said the
captain.
IL can't 10 IL any longer" said l.
Crow" thundrrcd tho captain.
And then. with the captains eve fixed
on me. | kept up my cockie-doodle-doo-
ing for another 10 minutes.
"That'll DO. Get down" .
got down.
"Have yo1 got Growing enough7"
''Ies. sir.
80 have / Go forward
went forward. and You may b sure
] did no more Growing that voyage.--
Youths Companion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Royal Ruby Rye Whisky IL free
from an foreign favor and sdulterants,
naturally ripened AMI matafed by
e.eveu years storage ia wsscd. u = "A
RE ss h Rye snd costs No nors
TRAN inferior brands Try II and you
viii never - satisfied b. use Any other.
4 pure Old whisky h slvays Tree from
fuel OH. which - poison. and should
not he taken into the system Age
eliminates il from the spirit - oxids-
ton. and II u converted into fragrant
etbers which give The bouquet 10
ubieky
when vou vnnt q whisky Cor medicinal
80 voa vant ID pure -Roysi Rahy
I've - guaranteed pure ~ every par.
sicuiar. and recommended fer the IN
valid and the conraieecrnt fisostied At
ristiiieryf si2 PER quart hottia
ROYAL WINE O.. CHItsoo Poe
sac ~ scribnes a Atdwofth. druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

CHrcAso, Nov. iA-Ths opening for wheat
was quite firm az an advance of h@4c over
tbs close OF last night, December az &C.
This paoved 90 be the highest point of the
day. Tor weakness developed In a very few
moments after the first transactions were re-
corded. Whatever news vas received was OF
a depressing nature. Gables were lower,
both early and late. Receipts at Chicago Of
27a cars oyerran the estimates. and arrivals
r. the northwest. 30 cars. although showing
. me falling OF were yet considered liberal
Llosing prices weres
NHkAr November. 6oc; December,
sic; May. ssAc.
CoRx-November. S6slc; December, s5slci
May. Ale.
OArs-Sovember. 275sc; December, 2sSc,
May, 81 SC
PoEK--January, $3.50.
I-AKp-January, $40.
hIBs-January, E.i2.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
A Fsvor,,e IN K.n,ucsy.

Mr.. ". NJ. Terry. who has beeo IN the
drug business az Eikiou. ny. for the
psst twelve years. says 'Cnsmherlsin's
Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction
than any other cough aledicine lave
ever sold" There j. good reason FOR
this No other val cure a cold 90
quickly; no other is so certain proven.
tive and cure Tor Group; no other affords
- much relief in cases - vhooping
cough. For ssle by +. J Wurkb0fg. -
Monroe street; also Peck Buls.. Ia l3l
Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Drill. drill. drill
With thy dental machine. said she,
And would IL were seemiy 10 utter
The grosns that arise in me.
Oh. well for the laughing maid
Whose teeth are pearly and soundi
Oh. we'll for the youth IN whose moiars
No cavities deep are found
And they pass the dentists ONCE
Without thought OF fear:
But. oh. that ray name need neveru1ors
In his little blank book appeari
Drill. drill. drill.
With thy cold. gray steel. said she:
But the tender nerve Of tooth that Is dead
VIII never come back 90 me.
Mary ). Lsthrop In Boston Transcript
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Sir or seven bootblscks were shooting
ersvs on the sidewalk in front q hHai-
n~s. house the osher evening when the
manager % tire establishment came
along
sBovs he ssi3 .'this will never do.
You Il have 20 move away from here.
''Iiesse don't break MP d game list
now. mister pleaded TIE businessliss
urchin wish The uafIier about his ned.
"Ders's onlv one ki1 wos sin't oroks -
Chicago Trstuna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Jack Borrowft- There's no use IN tTv-
ing % economlze. Tom The money q
bosna b "a one way or TIE other.
ixeins-why. whst i the matter
row
Jark WIZ. I've he~n walk-
fne hone every Night foF rnprfh - save
nv train fare. snd row Mrs. PAncake
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Bsggar-rm really an object Of CHAIR
ty, Mr.. Alderman. Ny poor wife h in
bad health. my children have the meA-
alec. and you can imagine for yosr-
self
Alderman-Heayens. my good man.
do you take me for . drzmatists-Flie-
gende Blatter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
secietvss View.

Mrs Bostonne-I understand that you
viii have . season Of grand opera this
winter.
Mrs. Manhattsn--Yes. and IL will be
that nice, low Italian music that doesn't
interrupt conversation.-Life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Miss Flitahout--oh. We had . lovely
time At sculpin beach last summer. and
such nice people were fhsrsi
Aunt ksris-Thsa presume yea VII
90 there again next summer.
Ma Fltsbout-why. suntl The idea
AZ meeting the same faces agxini IL u
positively sbsurd,-Boston Transcript
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

She smiled bshind her fan;
Ny heart beat high with hope. and through
my veins
Loves fever ran
She smiled again. seized her little hand.
She chilled me with = look OF sudden fear.
And then explained the reason Why she
smiled
Ny necktis had slipped up behind my cor.
New York Herald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
The Keystone Watch
Case Co. OF Philadelphia,

the Iarzess watch case manuizctur-
inx concern IN the world Is now
putriag upon the Jas. Boss Filled
ana other eases made BY IL. bow
tring) which cannot be twisted OF
pulled Of the watch
Its q sure protection against The
pickpoeket and The many accidents
that befaIl watches htted with the
old style bow. which Is simply held
In By friction and can be twisted Oh
with the fingers IL Is called the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
Heal Estate Transfers.

Harry Plocg TO Simon In Crow.
part lots Is and IA. Windsor saed.s 1900
Reynolds, FRANKLIN 4 Yeager to A.
+. Thurston, lot 40, X. n. stevens
ndd. ooo
Barrett A. Hamilton TO Stuart NJ.
Mckee, lot -, blk 1, Mckee's
hd0 .........-.. ......-..ss.. @sVoS
Jacob Bias and wife TO Charles b.
Graves, lot 3. blk |. Fishers add. 1000
Henry Z. Thompson ans wife 20
James J. Atkinson. lots % and IS.
II. +. Thompson's add ......... 1000
Orlando W. Petit aud vile %
Matthias Hodgkins, lot -, q. w.
Petiit's add ............-.......... 400
q. Frank Godfrey To Matthias Con-
der, lot 4. blk 5, Godfrey 4 Whites
auu ......-.... ..-....... COL
Noyes l.. Avery to William II. Tay-
lor. lot IL. n. l. Avery's add. l.oO
Arthur Brace and wife 10 Friedrich
Ipe. piece Of land on sec ). Al
gonna .-.... ......... -.-.... w
Warren @. Hastings and wife 10 Ar
thur Brace. piece of land OF sec 5,
AiGotna. ....-.-.... oO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
Dsueed Hard Lack.

so you wrote her poem"
eyes," replied the young man sadly.
"What did she sayy'
''She ssid abe admired my letter, but
she didn't quite understand why every
line began with capital letter. Truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Chawley-That fsllah Jonesy has =
vewy analytical mind.
Fwsd-How's that
Chswley-Why, this mawning he saw
q fellah out OF the club window cawwy-
ing an umbrella. and he said. 1T must
be waning" He did. by Jovei-C Chicago
Record
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15


For over third OF a century seat spcci-
&c has been on trial by a national jury OF
tho bilious Although verdict 10 its favor
was rendered long since. Il l. still on trial.
Never when II has been weighed In the
balance" has II been found wanting. The
name Of this medicine 10 iostetter's Stoni.
ach Bitters. which more speedily thin any
other terminates those villisao1s sensations
which attend disorder OF the liver. IL e,pcls
bile from the blood and sscretions. remedies
chronic eoe'iveness and reinforccs the organ
Of digestion and assimilation. Sick head
ache. yellownsss of the skin and eyebails.
furred tongue. and other Indications that the
liver has temporarily knocked or work and
gone on the strike. disappear when II IL used.
IL 10 most efficient safeguard against us-
LARA. rheumatism and kidney trouble. and
fortifies a nervous aud onfeebled Invalid ef-
fectuaiiy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Mr. Murray Hin lwho h.s been read
ing . marriage notice IN . morning
p4psFt-Thsrs 10 sns thing oH1t IN
derstsnd.
Mira Murray Hiii-Whst i that
Mr.. Murray hni-~Aeooraing 10 the
newspapers every bride l. besutifnL
Now. where Do Ell The plain msrrisd
women come fru,ns-Isx.s slftipg&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
p-,-o,ss,ra,a

Drrnoir. Nich.. Nov. if.-wheat-No. 2
red. cash. sotc: December. sine bid; May,
o. &C asked, No. white. cash. Sol e asked.
Corn No. , nlred. cash. S95lc; No. 2yel-
Low. cash. 40.
Oat- No. white. cash, 32He.
Kye--No. cash. SOC.
Prime Clover Seed-S.5o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

rSios srocx yARos. Chicago. Nov. IA
Cattla--Receipta. 5000; com mon 10 extra
steers. s. sO,d 5.e6 ssocksrs and feeders. 81 -
sa375; cows and bulls. a.25t93.60; calves.
s2-ODtsa75.
Hogs-keceiptS 10 200; heavy, s65od5.e5;
eoiamon a. choice mised. IS. 5od SOS; choice
assorted. s.. 90tfe.00 light. $500 $50; pigs,
A0d5.s5.
Slss er--Receiptz. 5000; inferior TO choice,
loo as; lambs. S2-75taA15.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

80 Miss Smith-Brown IL going TO
marry young Crosus7 Quite feather
In her cap. isn't it?'
Yes. q goose feather. Detroit Free
Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
A Dilemma

Magistrste-You are accused Of not
supporting your wife.
Prisoner-But. your honor. you don't
know my wife. She Is insupportable.-
Exchange.