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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09
bad Freight wrccls.

Special Dtnatch 10 @e IntsEIOenc<h
CALDWELL, o., Feb. ga bad freight
wreck occurred on the Cleveland & Ma
rietta railroad near Point Pleasant this
morning, in which several cars were
thrown in the ditch and the track torn
up for several hundred feet. No loss Of
life is reported.
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To nuIld a Now Court House.

Special Dispdlch 70 he I1telllQeHcfr
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, Feb. s.-The
Cabell county court has decided to sub
nit the question of bonding the county
for one hundred thousand dollars for
the building Of court house 10 vote
of the people at the time OF the school
election in May. The citizens of Hunt
ington are almost unanimously for the
proposition, but there is strong opposi-
tion in the country to the bonding
acheme.
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extradition treaty by the senate reach
ed the white house. Upon learning
this the secretary OF state announced to
his associates thatthere were no treaties
pending before the senate and no state
department business unacted upon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09
THE PANAMA AFFAIR.


Mr.. Colne Declares tho Books Of the
American Committee Open for Inyesti'
cation.
WASHINGTON, D. g., Feb. s.-Mr.
Colne, formerly secretary OF the Ameri-
can committees, appeared before the
Panama committee to-day and delivered
copy or record book he had kept OF
disbursements OF the American COM
mittee for the Panama canal company.
He had lent the other books to Mr..
Bovard, the intermediary between the
Panama canal and the Panama railroad
company and he had declined to return
them. Spot cash was paid on all pur-
chases OF locomotives, merchandise and
other articles. The bills for them were
among tho thinga in possession OF Mr..
Bovard. No ledger account was Kept
with Seligman & Co., that firm certify
ing simply that SO much money was TO
their credit. Witness kept memoranda
by which 10 know when the credit was
exhausted. Mr.. Boyard had the &C.
count book, the check book with Selig.
man & Co., and the original receipted
bills, The payment to Col. Ingersoll
was not in the book. Mr.. Geary asked
what the term petty cash" meant as
used in the book witness had sub
mitted.
Mr.. Thompson seemed 10 have drawn
about 500 a day for q great many days
for 'petty cash." Witness replied that
he had used Mr.. Thompson's name in
the books, as he was the principal man,
aud the "petty cash" referred to sun
dry office and other expenses"
In answer to question Mr.. Colne
said that seligman 4 Co. were the me-
dium, and the only medium through
which payments wore made in America
and their books will show all payments
made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09
Guttcnbcrr Rnccs.

NEW YoRE, Feb. s.-The following are
the results at Gutenberg to-day:
First race, A! furlongs-R Red Elm won ;
time 57l.
Second race, s.milo-PasrOnesS won !
T Third race, / -Panway wOnj
timo 1;44l.
timo 1;0SS.
time 1;l5a.
Sixth race, I.mllo--Lovollor won; tlmo
1i20g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09

wAsniSoroS, D. O., Fob. San in.
Iorosting fact was communicated to tho
members Of tho cabinetat their meeting
yesterday by Secretary OF State Foster
While tho cabinet was still In session
nows Of the ratification Of the Russian
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CoRuNNA, Feb. s.-The British steamer
Trlnacriu, plying between the Clyde
and Spanish Mediterranean ports, has
been lost of Cape villano, near Punta
Del Boy. Only two OF her crew were
saved and thirty.seven drowned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. s-Tho senate to.
day passed without dissent concur
rent resolution urging tho President
and Congress to tako steps to establish
a protectorate over Hawaii, with Wow
OF ultimate annexation.
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Sir John Abbott Dead.

OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. SAN uncon-
firmed report is in circulation horo to-
day to the effect that Sir John Abbott,
ex.premier Of Canada, has died in Italy,
whittier he went some months ago in
search OF health.
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Nouns, ILL.,, Feb. 8. Fire to-day des-
troyod tho Moline malleable works.
Loss $4,000, insurance $4,000. Two
hundred and fifty employees are made
idle.
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LoNDoN, Fob, Pneumonia was lilo
cause Of death Of AlgOrnon Harlorls, tho
husband oil Nellie Grant. lie died Ia
tho Hotel schwOlSOrhoi, Capri
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FOR wcu Vlfglnla, Western rcnnayiyaniA aud
Ohio, lalr followed BY local SHOWS during ailor.
noon QE nlgh1tllghtly wnrmorl Winds shifting
10 sOnthOfN
1iiE rENrEnArURE YESTERDAY,
AZ inrnlshed by &. acltsgpg dfukgl,t, cofnBf
Market aud Fourteenth stfooW
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
ONE WAY TO TAME RATS.

Half DrUWu Then ooA Theo NuPso fhoa
Beok - Liie.
Five large grny rate are the peculiar
pets Of man in this city. says the Phil
sdelpAiA Press. The rodents evince
great affection for him. following him
about the house like dogs. run up his
sleeve and como out 1t tho breast,
nestle around the rim Of his hat and
perform . variety of tricks such rs leap
ing through . wire hoop and drawing
. coach. four Of them acting - horses
and one a driver.
Asked how he had tanned tho rats the
man answered:
ut Is very easy when Jon know
how"
''well, what IL tho how7"
simply. I. trap . rat In . cage and
then examine him carefully TO see II he
Is young and not too vicious. Having
selected . proper specimen I take him
to the yard and drop him in barrel
half allied with water. II he tries 70
Chamber up tho sides throw him back
and keep him in the water until he is
completely exhausted When he is Just
about 70 90 under take him out. pour
little brandy down his throat with .
syrngc and take him - the stove,
where wrap him in n piece of blanket,
coddle him and nurse him back To life
So grateful Is he that he remains my
slave forever after. fswns on me and
becomes quite pet"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

They have risen frosu the water partiy
because of the retreat II the waters-
s As cunsipeuts are formed. one part
OF the waters Of the s~a~ Is transported
u them in the form Of lakes, rivers,
eternal SHOWS. glaciers and organized
substances OWING "a these actions
the waters Of th- o-,eans have been con
stantly Diminishing and their levels
lowered corr~spondinsiy.
= In proportion as the earth cools
down ice aecuurulates near the poles
and on the tops 20 mountains. water n
taken mors deeply into the surface of
the terrr>tia, crust, the formation Of
hyst-Sted minerals being manifested
everywhere.
The result Of these conclusions 70 that
aimee all the water that ever existed
may still exist In the form Of perpetual
ice, snow. hydrated minerals. etc. the
wsters Of all oceans have been grad
uAlly disappearing. and that the lower
ing Of the oceans u goiag on even NJ
the present. day. and faster perhaps
than ever before.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
TO0TSHiS OWN HORN
Mitchell Says No Fighter Has an
impenetrable Left
SMALL MEN WHIP BIG MEN
Appr~clAse- Coshrsf's dsAntAxes IN
hishs and Reach. Hss u Nos
AFRAID of Nun.

he death ~ my frsesd. George Alss-
ensi-r bard. h<ssas known a. the world
~ large as squire AbsasuAa. yin in no
way Affect my match with Jsmss J.
Cosb~ss ss de worlds chsnpionahip.
I have sposnsd Cosbetss ofRsr a. let shs
sit- bet IN and cooseud fpr . pure
alma I rswar,ied II. Ia the light Of his
pass vn;tferuus demands fux % ample
sisSc stake. - . dslibsrste insult. . ma
h<4ous shAft aimed - ne st . time
when I vas w~ll-aigh overcome with
gv1ef At The unexpected boss OF hyai
fricod. A.roWd eounsrlor and un6inch-
ing 5sSker
strange a. 10 may apyeaS N Mr.. Cor
h-st, coslt have 81 any tin. obtained
al shs backing Re sired outAASe 81 my
arsca.ed trssni. squir~ Aeaassdoa. al
sho<sxh not Engaged In the shave busi-
ac>~ nor r,ssqusrssains rs al Actor. nor
travelling IN my shspe In ANY why. Ny
ss~rtn-iaw. George Waahington. brit
ter kn.vwa - Pony Moore. would
siA<ay AAve hscked M against James
j. Csrn~st eDr sen thousand dollars As
any tsme. Cue ~ two other personal
frtx-nas offered 90 do The aAEss thing.
cad - have . little coin Of my own
there need newer have been sny fess
that bottle would MT orcur by recon
o: Any lax ~ yellow bscks-
much conh4l~nee hal my dncc0sed
friend Baird IN my ability 10 hess Coz
tett thss he wanted so back mo Tor
ff-y .housAt.; ioi.Ass side against tho
Californian Wh~n William IL Br~dy.
Corbetss manager and representative.
., one II cur many onnfefunc-s suR-
xeAtsd that Che xAsc stakes be increased
from ten thousand ~ dry thousand dol
lars q >id-. Bofrd. although Of . cool.
phieamaiic semp~r,znent, could barely
Be restrained fro0 jusnping up and
srtxina ths offer. explained ~ him.
how~ver. In . whisper s~idc. that too
isr.c . stis bet would be sore ~ attract
th~ attention 81 okicsrs of the law, and
Demonstrated. be>idea. that foe his en-
tra forty thousand dollars be could win
eighsy thousand dollArs tnstead Of forty
thousand doiiass - the ring side. -
Core-te being the ehamPiou OF Amer
ks and the conqucror OF the renowned
John l. Sullivan. would certainly enter
ehe rinS . owo - one favostte. Mr..
EAiri va shrsw2 keen basiness man
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

II the Pacific could be laid bare. we
should have a most singular spectacle
There would be . number Of mountains
with trunca;ed tops scattered over it.,
and those mountains would have an ap-
pcarance just the reverse Of that pre-
sented by the mountains we See on
shore. You know that the mountains
on the shore are covered with vcgcta-
ton 1T their bases, while their tops are
barren or covered with snow; but these
mountains would Be perfectly bare xt
their bases. and oil round their tops
they would be covered with beautiful
vegetation Of coral polypcA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
Mu MoM1MM


4 Cess nat We Aal,Say DhpossA q
Ont % Cosrs.
Cncie John Berry was IN eccentric
uan with . large amount Of common
scnse. Two OF his townsmen. who had
been lifelong friends. had falling out
A6ram Green was going "a sue Benja-
min Brown. while Brown threatened to
bring counter suit against Green. and
the prnpccs was gocd for . long string
Of lawsuits. At this point friends in
t~rf-r~d and persuaded the two men 10
leave the matter 20 Uncle John Berry.
The old man consented tn act a. judge
on two conditions: Neither Of tho dis
pu.an.s should employ q lawyer. and
they should promise 20 abide by hts de-
cision-
To this they agreed. and Cnclc John
drew up . bond which they signed.
agreeing % psy him two hundred dol
lars IL they did not abide By his judg-
meut.
After the papers were duly executed
Cncic John took the contestants into a
room from which every one else WA ex-
ciuded. and. seating hims.,f NJ the end
OF . table, told Green u sit Mt hiS right.
facing Brown. who sat on the opposite
aide ~ the tabse.
Then he hal Brown tell his story. II
Green tried ~ interrupt him ne WA
made TO keep still. When Mr.. Brown
was done Mr. Grecn told hts story.
while Brown Ia turn wa obliged 20 70
main silent
Have either 81 you anything moro IN
say~' sAked tho rcfcrsc. Neither Of
them spoke.
Uncle John We sileat lus mnutA
Then he held out hand 70 esrh aud
aAid:
My decision IL that eaeh If you pay
me fifsy cents and % homc-dfty cents
apiece. ao home and say nothing moro
abou. this husinc.~-"
They both bryan toexpostalste- That
was no way to se<tle the msts~v.
they declared They wanted ~ know
which vas right
Bu. CnrIe John w~s firm
NV decision ia" he repeated. ''thst
each II you paw me hf,y cents. - home
and say nothing mora ssrns IL. OF else
paw mo two hundred dollars have
your bond fo~ that amount. and know
TIA. you are GOD for IL"
They paid sh- AIRY cents. went home
AMI ever after were god friends.
Youshs Companion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
lONOON'S BIG BEN.


rss L.sgsss ssrsAi.s ,iess .. the Whole
WsriS.
Between the palace yard ~ West
minister and the top of the clock tower
which marks the hours for parliament
there arc four hundred and twenty
stepA
The clock from which Big Ben strikes
the hour u. according "a the Pail Mail
Budget. the largest in the world Look
log at the dial from the northern foot
way OF 9rcAt George street. or from the
Embankment. il looks As il its diameter
might be equal to the space that, u man
OF medium size could cover with out
stretched arms. This estimate hardly
does the dial Justice, Tor its diameter Is
twenty-three feet From the ground
the minutes on the dial look like ordi-
nary minutes, and as il they were close
together. As . matter Of fact, they are
feet long. The minute hand. with the
counterbalsnce tho heavy end that
projects beyond the center of the dial
is fifteen feet In length. This hand is
% massive that during N snowstorm
sometimes the clock l. retarded by the
weight OF the fakes that alight upon il.
Twenty men could stand under Big
Ben In . rainstorm and escape wet
ting IL the rain fell In an exact perpen-
diculsr and stayed where il fell.
The new light IT the top Of the par
lament tower Is fort three steps higher
than Big Ben. The old light was TWEEN
ty-four steps higher still. The new
light is OF two thousand candle-power
When the light Is being fxed two men
stand In the lantern. and they have
plenty Of room This parliament light
u now . conspicuous object in London.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

Grand Rapids by Scribner 4 Aldworth
No. % Monroe street.


DUILAM's MEDICINE Gentlemen:
! take great pleasure in testifying in
behalf Of Dullam's Great German Blood.
Liver. Stomach and Kidney Cure. l
can safely say that | never took such
medicine as that to cleanse the liver
stomach and kidneys. | was suffering
for years with biliousness. indigestion
and loss IL appetite and sleep. One
bottle did for me more good than six
months other treatment. and | feel it
my duty to testify in its behalf. 50
others may try il and get cured.
Yours Truly,
WARREN T.. RUSSELL,
Contractor and Builder. Flint. Mich.
For sale at Scribner L Aldworth's
drug store. 73 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09


- veil a. q thorough sporssman. and
~ at once graspcd my point and sub
sided
Baird. ~. 10 known. was q warm nd
ni-~r % the uniauns~d gladiator and
lion hearted nan os men. John L. Suili-
van When th- king Of fighters. broken
down In health and wreck 81 his
former sslf. went down before the
youthful sn.i the lucky Corb~,s. Baird
wa deeply chAyrinsd. Not that he
CARED j.. foe he money he had los.
on Sullivan. which va. In the ncightor-
bod II ten thousand bounds. but he
fc.s rri~ved that 50 zran1 . man rs
Sullivan should - caught in hts pugt-
li<,ic Old sge ~ shrrwd manager and
no less -ssring 6ghsr. Jus. the s<,rd
and intir7n king % ,h' trs~ss, The No
mslisn lion. II SHARED AEi st upon By
the inferior beasts - the rpnF~
Even sfte- IN. dcf~a, 81 Sullivan
Squire Abingdon -vs~ oontinuai.y after
M ~ Ia battle NTH hr cooquero~ lie
believed ssa, cpuld vh,p tlzn. suxi
va never s>t!sfiei unsn I hail mssie
cs--.~r~~ for . match. Wbeu that
rnash w. finally cusAummste-i RAirA
vss Nh hs2pi~ss man alive.
The r~a,. r-nnioe fr<~odship and ~
s,~cs Squire Assns,icn hsd mr. John L.
Suilisun w~-~ shown NJ 81 LoaA nv
-~..ls ago when Sally ard patched
MP oar differences and made up Baird
WIS. as rule. unss.nonssrstiv. and
pnS~ss--~i snp-rb s-lfcontrot When.
bo~~v~r. Suisissn and I wASk~d ap~n.
hand in hand ~ the tr.Ds,iahs. h~ gave
cay ~ se- meat t,yos- sppsans~ and
led shs cheering Inch solio~.d When
Sullivan ss,sske in .svr~ ~ ealogy q
yuir humble ssrvNsss nod Wished him
.s~r..s- IN en-. c-srsinx contest Baird
esruid bsrilT contain himself sny bong
~. and rushs>' ~ shake John T.. By ths
hsnd heartily r,RA. sh~n and there.
even ia the ulsi=: q The gres, Boston
Aan's -p--chmsling
Now final VOID regarding piJ 90 no
d-pS-s. .ir->.iy rp ~ ssh, Cors-.s.
SINE p<cpse. The fsretsDus Mr. Corh~es
among .hr-n. sfs--. - believe that tho
-l..iv-~ - my iesd friend viii clam
that So. soo WHEN ne estate 10 ~..sie-s
~ That iiss - a e,v-s-r' The estate
~ f.eurr~ Alexander Rss--i q worth
.nT-<h-r- from ei5.0oe. >n up. and no.
esn - . rns.re hssstsils IN comparison
R- ri relatives V-rali not Disgrace his
rr,..usu-r ny surg a., -ssrh rsitry sur
a~~sde~. u ~ruld A., shs-rn NJ g~,vi II
theT It'd. Oeorg. Ar.ssnsf-r Rsi-a rave
M .hs, sIe go ~ pls.'- ~ m r>s-if the
understanding being that IN as. I De-
f.s,sei Cs,rses. : VS. - hs~- the On 90
stake r~Dn-v. besides ne s-s.a-, ~ s>a.-
60 purse. - whatever purse sh--ld ~
offered gssr the c,,a>~s. No shrr. 10 no
tesr - ne ns.tch 80. rrsns On s'~ sGu
is.s - SIDE s~ts
IL = wi.h sx.r--se r-x--t 'hss I ~s~s
o., England I srn completely evssrrn
with huxsns~ matters shseh l ss~~
hsr~ sn srr.s-A~s "a sts~s~' - Wheu I
.p~>- q esus,-ess Affair." ! de so> e~ss-
- arr attrsp,s as srting fsstns -
sass-ss~r.s'inx "a anything but sny true
gun.e. Mat r-Alss n~sa - has !
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

My wife wac conane-i 81 her bod for
over two months with very severe AZ
tack n rheumatism We could get
nothing that would afford her any TO
lief. AMI ~ a last resort gave Chamber
lame Pain Balm trial. To our great
surprise she began Ia improve after the
first application. and ny using /, regu
.srly abe Was SION able g. get up and At
tend IL her house work r.. H. johnson. -
4. j knutspn a Co. kensing'on. Mime
sofia Fifty crBt bottles Tor sale ~ +.
i Wuryturg No - Monroe stree,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

have real oosanses nottffs "a hook aSsrr.
the ~ane - any broker In Wall OF Bruad
s.s~es. OF any merchant IN the dry goods
dAsrst. I'll Let other cham pions 81
trad IA '-artiDg." such - ''GcnthrmAn
jack aud the l;he
{ w'.ll stay IN England until Ssptesn-
Der and do little If any work there. ~ !
believe too much vorx laakes MAJ
staH and stale. viii te back in Amer
sea the nrss week In September and
txaiG three months as.Aiuoasly Dssr the
club hosne where the contest viii o.
cur. ! 9Th get into the aness pOs>ibis
20 "ffes should the tide GO against me.
Al ssk FOG 10 lAir ds.ld and no favor
and that the better NAH win ! sincere
~ trnst that my prosp<csivs s.tversary
feels the snxne way. II he docs the
Anssscsp public viii. coaHdently pre-
dies. be tresssd - battle which wil
sstiafy tAsm from every stAndpoina
NOS . word - To that battle. 10
viii noe b the easy. one-siAed affair
shss the psrsiasns vt each side look for.
On the contrary. u viii be hard. de-
termin~i struggle. and scientific
throughout Corbess has the sdv1n-
tAgs of me- Ia height and reach In
oth~s points I think We are about
equal. although - eminent IN suthor-
isy - John L. Sallivsn. who has
fought us both. says that I am shs
harder hitter. Other things being
ela>i. ~kill, speed and Xhifuno>a. hard
=
h-aaht and reach
Much has been said about Corbett's
wvuderfal iefs hand Like that Of
Peter Jsckson's, many regard il ~ iu,-
p-nesruble. and think that an adver-
sAry VII run up against . stone wall
should he try ~ get pest IL This ID the
veriess e nousnnsa No man. NJ mat
ter how clever he may be. has IN i'm
psneerAble left Tom Saysru was only
ave feet eight and . half inches.
yes he could est Ly the great
hrfs hands OF Bill Perry. and Upton
Slaaher. and John c. H~enan. the Amer
Ian champion Both were about six
fcoe two inches In height Sayer
whipped Perry and fought draw with
HeenAn. lie got under their lefts and
punishsd them terribly about their
botSeA Jem Mace did the same 10 Tom
King. who lowered ak inches above
him. and whipped him handily 1t their
arse meeting. Mace wss whipped by .
anke by the big fellow 1t their second
meeting when he had his man oil but
ouL Even your humble servant has
hosted men who were - tall and al
sssous - Corbett although will sdmit
they wese not by any means ~ clever.
II tall men ooald BY merely throwing
out thslr lsft hands stop their adver-
saFies and keep them IT . distance and
out of harms way themselves you
wood Dever 80 any matches between
six footers and champions Of ordinary
height Nature. however. ~ ordained
u THAI the smaller men. who arc gener-
ally thAcker In baild and stronger In
psOpost3oo % their size. sse better In
6Rhsers and moro capable of exccution
about the body. This In . measure on
se@ the punishment the smaller chap
mast necessarily receive about the head
and facA Bus I am going on at too
great length Some day In next Dc
cembsv will determine whether my
theory - right or wrong.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
RPoAt.a1aaranR.

The following list shows the number
Of profit-shsring establishments In the
different countries: France, ninety-t two;
Austria, three; sweden. fOur: Italy.
four: Switzerland. sixteen: Germany.
twenty ak: Belgium. Ave: Z nited Staten,
thirty-6ve; Portugal. one; Spain, one;
England. sixfy-four; Denmark. four:
Holland, Ave: Russia. one. which makes
. total Of two hundred and ffsy-five In
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
THE OCEAN DRYING UP.
ros~tossces R~o~SsA ~ Ssvseo ssd H.
A~essA ~ Gsssv ses>usssss.


N.w.cn. the great Sir Isaac, Sur
missed. although he could give NJ reason
ar the >csselasions he hsd r~sched.
tina, In the s~Dur~ - sine the earth
~cuId become perfectly dry Others,
nn~, notably IL verne. Hamilton
Prot A IL and the younger Ly.su
a~r. believed that -~-ntrNily 10 earth
would h~~aure "a dry - The prcv~rhtsl
chip Even IN the dsv and Aw- the
ts~pyy has many siher~n.s Ats re-
cent meeting ~ the French Geological
seci-sy NJ Trsnsaoli. II Mo~~n~. Rue
sss r-sd . paper entitled 'Soninvss,s-
biiiey - the level - the ocean n
t~rmirssssi ~ish sh~ faiio~tnx cursoss
asd interesting >noeiassons
/ In preprrtsou - e~~sssn parss ~
The esy,hs crust rtss from IN h.,ssom
~ Vie ga s,.r~~ 80 level The lsste~
esurs ~ ir-s~r-d
a TIE surfaces ~ s>sriy all use COZ
t;n-nt. and Asaask hsv- - one sssse
tos@~d por.assA ~ ,As oceans Ass.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

Buy Dr. koehs German nerve pills
for nervous people. Gssrsaieet H. cure
weak memory h,>s q bssin power lo-s
msnhs=d. Hlahuy emissions aud ali
nervousness e. either s<s Price u ~
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

Elder =. s. Beaver - NeAlls,erville.
lunistts county. Ia. says he vife is
subject 90 cramp IN the stomach. Last
summer she tried Chamberlain Colle.
Cholera and Diarrhsrs Remedy for a.
and .s- much pleased With the speedy
relief II afforded She has since used i,
whenever necessary and found tina, IL
never fade For saie ty = j Wurz
burg. druggist. Ma. - Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
The Evolution

~ medicinal agents IL gradually role
eating the old time herbs. pills. draughts
and vegetable extracts IN the rear and
bringing into general use the pleasant
mad effective liquid LAXATIVE. Syrup q
Fig- To get the true remedy see that
II - manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup company only. For sale by all
leading druggista
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

For neuralgia. rheumatism, head and
tooth ache and all pains. use Dullam's
great German liniment at Scribncr 4
Aldworth's. No. r. Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
Far Over Fsfty Year,

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Cough Cure al Scrirner x Ahworth'A