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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Monday.
Although there been few auction sales the sss
week. there has Deen sglt activity among the
brokers, and tle following private sales are reported
james b. Giliey has so.d TO Hemry Moir' ana A!nen
brownsole houses, 1sA52x1Jv each, for Sz50Og each
Josepn -. Bssen has sold To Mr.. Louise iiutsenen.
ReYtIer No. 100 West Twcntictn-st, lyestory brick
iat on a lot IsxiO02, for $4,000. ~
~ psfap SV,ner, builder, sold six lots 81 st.
NchoIa, Plae and ecombe ave, opposite the line Of
one hundrc ond ST. forum plot !3x20o %
nrixate terms These lOts were purcnased by MI.
sor,err lat March at auction sale " The tsss
estate for $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02

Rio was qrct owing 10 anticipated holid,y. jYi thc
,o, kct no d. s,a1y lG'sc for RIO No = sale Of
zoo tays RIO on spot No- and :, AT 17c. MID c'f t
wos quiet sale 800 lag, Ccltr American on plNit"
tenn. Rio market nrm 30 core fh"ian2.
't,Ida,d IL 4 - ; exchange. 12lad. E~cif-. 1000
Lar.: Rio clelranccs United STATE. 5000 bag AMI
for t,urlre coo bag: stock 10 600 tae-t >anto'
,narkrt nrm: good average Santos, II 800: fccrpi~
10 600 hays stock 233,O0O bags. oNrc caster: London
nuict. II ,nuirq steady. Total Stoct o., HnNin conrr
IL tho United States TO-DAY is 32n1Jj i3rs; tJta VI i'
sIpvv Of Prazn cof afoat ard ia the United Nii''>
a ~. bne- anoat ON Rio SAINT coc. $4,000 hags
10, st,ck IN Ncw-YorN, lGs 25l bags warehouse d.
Hvor..s Yesterday SOL bag: stock. Ncw-Oilrtir,
~ G.G bags; in Baltimore. 80 80 lm@-.
tISu-Th. market j. but quiet all along the
line with price, about A, last quoted. There H. Il
cascltv Of desirable grad-- Of markrcl at the primary
markets and a scant supply herr H. cunsoqurIr. ION
herring rucl quiet but steady. Colh'h hulN at'' On
export account. l..
flour AND NEAL-Tho Nov York nour market hH-
been slightly less active To-Day AND li' 'a-' "i u'
late reaction In whca Local Cialcf' were buying oht
A small amount and there were on, - ir" rNtt
sa,s transaction. hitherto were almost entirety ~ inc
better GRADES ~ spring ana winter the i"N grades h
neglected executing sale Of no grade snt lnI
transactions 15JoH pkg, a. follows WHIT "a
cnts 800 ii. - jJd43 20 siraights, 1Vp art i"i
export at ~ bbl-. at S3d - - extra 40 go
hbis at - G0as2 IS: extra No =. coo sacks AT - %
southern, $50 bhs at s3 spring no frair "vJ} 100
al 81 - pring PATENTS 100 bbs at Tldfi 10 bulk
of straghis. 800 bbls at - o,HT3 - Tor
fancy; clears 100 bb at 80 G1....ltl J.. fLOl Fin
fair demand, being $50 bbls at s3as3 % Quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
Go Get for Business pnrposes.

n FFICES TO LET IL TEMPLE COURT.-some very
~ desirable Apply 10
EULAND & WHITING. on premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
Gounlrn Real estate for Sale.

A TrRACTINF MONIES. az Harrington Park Bergen
"A County NJ jersey, the r. IL II
mis- from NeN.t ,rk; plots offered for from
and upwards per Suar foot property carefully
-trictct For further particulars application may be
East 81 Steentii st.. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02

Dressed hacks ..... 32a3' bec' .............llGl a.

Nrr>IS- IEOS-Th- New-Yoik metal market con-
,i,r in state 10 a.ntly. with Tho volume OF trius.
rtf't on a very uniuu"tlnt sale. o"'n@ g. tn con
,.n,,--jon has been felt % long i M an. ia
,,frair. COPPER The market for copper shows "a
,t, an, Crnar tone TO-DAY and the co,r quoted
~, az, for Seutcmlrf. with SPOT 80 I'D. October wa
~ and November - Exports Of COPPER todP " PC
~ ton and during the month ~ Aueut There Nttt 10
~ ~ matt. and .6tb tDiA, peculiar I'm ihr
iror,t for also stlonr but du -'lr- lccif i'
i. IN ION. on EXCHANGE Of spot At 10 10 at th.
"in. ~ 80 was bid for pot; SIP; u3cf 100. AM
1870, 10 The ciO-@~ Tho highest point
Too I'M. last thirty dag the movement m spot 'u IT,
EXCHANGE having ranged III Augu't non lSJp ~
~. 20. snlrs Tor the month 1910 tons hcf' ard
90 tons In London. The stcck- 20 America are re-
,1d - Il 10 toi.- and tn total V-lr supply made
nm in Metal Exchange. 1860 tons AGAINST ~? tom
august T. and 1i12O ui- scItcnrf J. 81. me sh.p-
ag,n.t 30 in July Tin rLAII.>-Ihc market
tiuucs nu e. but fairly rtady: there is hctt'g de-
rnnJ Tor coke and for charcoal tones Alawav j.
onotsd =, 60 charcoal terno- 535Glo4O Tho swansea
iI,rir trustees make The follow Ing statement Of tin tcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02

sPELTfH-Thc market i dull and weaker. clo NJ 81
q 49, S.utfnl. LIAD-Thcic has ben =
ne nrdei Vne lead urrH't FOR wc and to-day
mo. ga. very firm feeling. Tn" market civin"
~ 3 IS september; exports locnr were 80 cons
Tho the prices caii-i today :" the NJ
fxchanrc GLASGOW. Scptcmb'f lScot h warrant, clo.ad
al o. ID Middlesboro. september NO foui 1ry
I'D London ptembc- l>oft SpaLI'l lead 80 LIS
VI /, splter closed f17 o.; copper spot 81 - fl :
futures ci2 . Cd tin. SPOT, SIS us 90 hicc months
go los
ssEs-llarAet dull, with prices xnom,naly m.
hanged stock OF nlOlnsscs N'". YORK t..
dav ios7 hhd- against 674 hhds last year.
We quote New-Orleans, open tettle good
centrifugal ordinary. 13di4c; common l1alGe fur 10
d20c prime. 220 23c.
ruled irn With limited News has been feSriyei
from Savannab mar 24.c IL bid there. Wlfnnc,o, il
quoted at 24c Rosn was quiet but firm. Tar and pitch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02

Transferable orders l.-u.d sepembr go. I.'n ,I
i r,cbt For export nom; consuu On 80 bll"
d. liyrred on contract. none; L tai 80 ~ i"
market qriet Eisdu0 upland, l5-Ip'' Ni'' ' "'''
n.l,..r.c frnrrX csinr1ar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
III.AlIOCK

IEATIIFH There T. f,it demand nom eVI"ft"f- for
ho,riork solo leather nsufa tur"r taking SOM
leather The demand for Union tanned !, moderate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02

New-York net receipts, non; gi's- w. ''',' So.
ro,t> none: forwarded - bale stock, ~. 'i
PI.s,c It,,,n"nl ,ab,-- spot cotton uodcnt d'nand.
American mlddlna.. a. eale-. 1000 bii.- '' b.,
- oo0 tale Including none Amor .iif 'l'''"
steady IGia2Gi decline; ci',cI MN NJ 80" "'
romrard with closing prices ~ -t'idif- "-h- ~
crp nj Guotatons-sDp tembei ilsp; seWcrh' ''i'i
tl7difs, Oc'ob r-No,onbrf AS; Notcg DeI-p'
iIt.v: Deceibor.Jannary. 42ls; January
~: February Mat-h, i2ia423 Mnc1; April a."
Arrii. NAV tSdf9p: Nay-Iuie. i3od III I,hu'i' h'"
GIckr 600 bale The weekly >titemcnt II LNeii"'l
stocks f. follows;
This week Lat week. Last var.
IT, s,oro / 100 ono l,lS3oNO 3f,lH'
IN. st"r'---''-' 80 IA rro 10000 $1,000
ro.., 1919 600 2i3 600 l3i,,"D
OF which American 321ooo 'fH''
Copl-r,r- To.day's coffee market has been I'r"il
hrelk.r almost for apathy Tho cntir tIal~i u'@ wv.
nm ouly 80 bag. inclu1inR 1850 bre~ Tor oct'I ~
u 40 /, l55O. and 800 Tag for D"o,mor at l'1' P
icsentng one OF the dulles session. H. ihr ni''o %.
Coffee Exchange. There absolutely no -l IiiliF'
nerve on the part local tfndrf> AMI n9 an OF I
reached The Goos from country 40 afr" De- 70" '-
new. was fDaiulc.r-- aud thc Wnci uiiA'i g. '''
int est closing duh at the quotations apl"''uri'
LOO bags,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02

S %aS ...: - SSss 2o'. a59's 29sa2a
As: sa': Ger Il SO iGs
s s;s;: ;$ s;' 10: ~ 7s H. F2 FeHH4s
ss PEN '''. per TO- "s5S g5S 81 s!G4
oS Cash quotations we're as sPrnaf
wheat s2s.c No spring wheat SI@@c oI No N Ieo
So S2e 2 40 s,c eoF 70 3f Se &c; no barley csc
No aSseed sS prime ST 5i d5 ard Se per- 100 ibs
PSTk I peG Og Ribs sdes oos S Sass dry
sailed shoulders (boxedl 81 25n$ 80; SNORT ci Tx
Change to-day the butter market was STEADY f%1ey
flavor. 2id22c Eggs firm, &c.
enough 10 supply the absolute demand Spring
patents 3d. to Winter G lI patent qGoabe
q fancy g oms2 15 family "a salss &Ss IBIS 5 fancy fancy
100 bbls fancy at 10 e 6es sSerh as % Of
spO t c M wd cars IS w &c.
red sc R6is Net Is e easy N H"seT wilma
white ear nc mixed ear lsc 09ts Mar at
i ss barely ca asd No "S Ssd at
steady under slow demand No Is w0 Geo, i5g
Fapcy Elgn sells at &c prime to choice ONO S 5N
Indiana creamery at 23@sc gathered Gre at c9G G
firm: fresh nearby. l3alS14c, loss off.
MINNEAPOLIS Sept. l.-September delivery day was
II awaited with some interest by the trade for 1t was
not known what Chicago would 40. but IL s syom
in the transactions. The local delivery was gwen
I,s seog' S msrks was barren Of
could be expected influence prices ana the
trading sssa into the cos There
gradual decline from the opening ana other NJ
opsned at Sc and closed size to the highest
and lowest price. December opened a. o5c an 10
wheat alone showed snap there SaS and most most
sale at the higher figures or last hehe, a1 ",
of the wheat was disposed OF at top prices. NeW
wheat l5i cars. III,
moderate offerings OF desirable trade brands. bu.
demand continued light Wheat SHADE Wea se a ana
t slGssd Sse aSsc. November 7ca7c December;
ss9Ts.c Corn ruled firm and prices Of spot and
nominaily unchanged; No. mixed SEPTEMBER per-
45Ta4sc October and Noyember iSN d S.G; a De
nIlces wholly nominal; No white September
sSiyuS4.c; October and November 4qSoc DSceIn,
prss ~ extra 25c Provisions steady with fair
Josoins demand beef city tsmy per bq arr ga
hs o oioisaisc; sides ribbed. in salt and smoked
ss1iic shoulders pickle cured ana snSKed ~
s Sasei Steady and in fair demand Quotations IN,
CHANGED Potatoes ona T5 a SEa per b gsRe
:, Inuis. Sept Flour Market nominally weak
Patents Sass p; extra fancy = 'yg y ~; iahcy
sonr, s. 25 s. g. Wheat lower; Ssptember 59.c
nc,ober Slssc: December. csc; May 72sc. Corn
iosci veor sSisc: May 3Gsc oats lower; Septem-
her 2Sisc Eggs-Demand fair at lZ'2c per uo]. Il.
ButerDemand SLOW at Teauce pre- a, on
orders sl6NSl6 o. Lard-Prme steam quo'1 "a, AT 90
nominal. Dry salt meats-Shouders &c; iohs ailo
clear ribs 9isc shorts sssc BaconIBoxed should
crs SEC; longs. l0AaiO'sc; clear ribs "|tplVsc'
shorts. lO7sNlOi.c
Toledo Sept Close: wheat-cash. G ssHA
Como yellow cash. .4e oatsr a. 6 ITaomg
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-29
Look Out for Your Liver.

TIE liver is hard-worked organ,
and generally it does its work well.
1t Il the largest gland in the body,
and is mainly concerned with the
Functions of digestion and nutrition,
Though il has other important du-
ties So varied and complex is its
work that most people think they
are safe and justified in ascribing a
majority of the minor ills from which
they suffer to a sordered liver. In
this way it is a much maligned or
gan, and it is wholly innocent. Ac-
tudl disease OF the liver is serious
matter, but it is comparatively infre-
quent, and never exists alone.
IN this paper we are only consider
ing those functional arrangements
which ale popularity supposed to be
the cause, and TO explain the in
detlnable sensations which we eX-
pericnce when we get out Of sorts.
If we do not feel happy, if we worry
and grumble, If we are torpid, If the
day seem dTeary and long, if the
weather is bad, if things 90 awry, it
is always the liver which is at fault.
1t is generally sluggish, and many
and divers are the popular medica-
mems to stimulate it to the satisfac-
tory discharge of its duties.
A very common cause of touch of
the liver is over eating Ga vice more
general than, and almost as repre-
ihensible as, over-drinking). We eat
generally out of dll proportion to our
work or to our needs, and take in
sufficient exercise. by means of which
our tissue changes become indolent
land incomplete. Deleterious products
become stored up in our system, and
we make the liver the scapegoat.
Another cause is overwhelming, ac-
ltua disease following the frequent
congestion of the liver due to over
Indulgence in alcohol The occupa-
jtion may be Of too sedentary char
acter, and may predispos9 to liver
arrangement. But even admitting
that in a large number Of cases u
trivial irregularity in function can
he proved against the liver, there is
IA large number Of other causes which
produce apparently the same symp-
toms. -Cassell's Family Magazine
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-29
Are the Oceans Drying Up?

Sir Isaac Newton Surmised, al
though he could give 10 reason for
the conclusions he had reached, that
lin the course of time the earth would
become perfectly dry. Others, most
notably De Verne, Hamilton prof.
A. L.) and the younger Lysander,
all be ieved that eventually the earth
would become as dry as the proverbial
chip Even in this day and age the
theory has many adherents. At re-
cent meeting of the French Geologi-
cal Society, M. Transchold, Of Mos
COW. Russia, read paper entitled,
~Non .Invariability of the Level of the
Ocean" 1t terminates with the fol-
lowing curious and interesting con-
clusiOnS
L. In proportion as certain parts Of
the earths crust rise from the bottom
of the sea above its level the latter
must be lowered.
>. The surfaces of nearly all the
continents and islands have at one
time flrmed portions of the oceans
rfiooc They have risen from the wa
ter plrtly because Of the retreat Of
the waters.
=. rs continents are formed, one
pa-J of the waters of the seas is
transported to them in the form Of
lax 5 rivers, eternal SHOWS, glaciers,
ami organized substances. Owing to
the actions, the waters of the
oceans have been constantly dimin-
ishing and their levels lowered cor.
reSpondingly.
4. In proportion as the earth coOls
down, ice accumulates at the poles
and on the tops Of Mountains water
is taken more deeply into the surface
Of the terrestrial crust, the forma-
ton Of hydrated minerals being man.
ifestcd everywhere.
The result of these conclusions is
that since all the water that ever eX
listed may still exist in the form o.
perpetual ice, snow, hydrated min
erals, etc, the waters of all oceans
have been gradually disappearing
and that the lowering Of the ocean
is going on even az the present day
and faster perhaps, than ever be
fore
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-29

Remarkable Case in Criminal Law.
The strangest case on record in the
histo Of criminal law in Texas has
just come to light. On December -,
1892, Peter Meggs was convicted at
Anderson, Grimes county, Of the muir
der Of Mike Ferry on purely circum-
stantial evidence, and sentenced to
a life term in the State penitentiary
being sent to Huntsville. Two or
three months after his arrival there
Mike Ferry the man he was supposed
60 have murdered, bObbed up in west
ern Texas, where he was arrested for
committing felony tried and con-
victcd, and sentenced 10 short
term In the same prison where his
supposed murderer was inCarccratcd
The men recognized each other inn
medately, but Ferry being legally
dead, cannot testify In behalf of
Meggs and the latter being q con-
vict cannot testify In his own be-
half
The matter has Teen BROUGHT 10
the attention Of % dm Uf Galveston
lawyers, one of whom /, Congressman
Gre,hlm, aud they viii summon six
citizens of Henri stead where Ferry
b wit known, tn proceed o. tut
ttn teutlay aud Identity blW This
o. nG dom Steps wilI h usru tH
taeurc e pad.n fur bm fUm
tetrrua. iIHFg HHHie. t.4l % WW
twNf lu hehaI. uf N.W lud tnus
segHIe DTS fUI l.n laeIrt Wh
hate tHDH HHaIH. ub lHIH Ulha q
thN case F 10000 u mh H
atanlU Hn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

OUTLAWS MEDICINE Co-Gentlemen:
l take great pleasure in testifying in
behalf of Dullam's Great German Blood.
Liver. Stomach and Kidney Cure. l
can safely say that l never took such
medicine as that to cleanse the liver.
stomach and kidneys. l was suffering
for years with biliousness. indigestion
and loss Of appetite and sleep. One
bottle did for me more good than six
months other treatment. and i feel il
my duty 10 testify i'm its behalf. 80
others may try il and get cured.
Yours Truly.
WARRES f.. RUSSELL.
Contractor and Builder, Flint. Mich.
For sale at Scribner 4 Aldworth' q
drug store, - Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

Ladies'. do not delay your valuable
time 10y waiting and suffering but Sc
cure a bottle III Dullam's Great German
Female Uterine Tonic and be cured 81
your monthly trouble either in old and
young Ii is the very best preparation
! ever prescribed in my extensive prac-
ticc Ii has given the best results in
the greatest number Of cases III female
troubles - any medicine | ever used.
do not make practice 81 using or rec
ommending patent medicines. but this
remedy is prepared 10y very competent
physician and chemist of nay acquaint.
ance. and | can carefully and conscicn.
ciously recommend il ar the best.
A. &. TRUTH. N. d.,
Specialist Of Diseases II Women.
50 East Madison Street. Chicago. Ill.
For sale at Scribner & Aldworth' I
drug store, 53 Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

Since it's first introduction. Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until nov IL IL clearly IN the lead
among pure medicinal touics and alter
atiyes containing nothing which per
mits its Use as beverage or intoxieant
il is recognized IN the beet and purest
medicine for all ailments u stomach.
liver or kidneys IL viii cure sick head.
ache. indigestion. constipation. and drive
malaria from the system. Satisfaction
guaranteed with each bottle or the
money will be refunded. Price only
Joc. per bottle. Sold by Peck Bros
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

Jrncr pFRssSs Estate = Biiiius Stock
ING. aeceased. July 3 assigned ior
proving eiil t.sSsfe q t.eorHe I.
Qeinhy. teeeasesl. July 3 assigned 'os
proving sill. order appointing y.
frr,t Avery sreoiai administrative
Fstate - Nary 4 rcsn. DECEASED, n
ecufors ffth aransl sccnunf flssi.
tssst. 20 William - Bromsn. ie
t...,ssssi. or,ier for payment q eietSs
Estate n MARIA Ssifsr. .iecsas.d.
iestrra 20 administratirn issued "a
Nastrrt Se.tzer. afrFai-ers Nsfraat
isane-i tn Iairas ~ lhniley and I.e'sis
a. liunhn. tgeccmtst ? sezigns-i far
hearing risiAS Estate = trthnr
Was.i ,-e ss.il. siii s!niftesi - pro
hate letfee festsmentsry issued -
tte Mlsf zsn Trust Company Estate
q Hursa N Turner. dssea@ssi. Jelly
- ae- fne,i ,ar haariag administrative
tnai sfeeurt sn1 petition II lisfrsta
tscHG fsfafs q kel.ert Sfniit. 3e
eeas~f. orler Determining heirs -
fstp - faany NsiriEe dfs...a.s.l 80
der siiew ( ssirtfr airaiar thirteenth
s~rnsi lsr~sort Estate q t.errr- "
Ninresf mrori erisr gfsafirg -
epfus - est RAJ estate ESTATE q
heu.trik Nesieyen. deces,-Si, ohIec
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

Justice Brown knows more about tea
than most iusticrs 10 about law Yes
ter,lsy u tca cass. ess tried before Mr..
Brown aud the pointers h. gave the
contestants Ga tesss made them green
xith envy W could 4 Go. q DE
troit sued Marian Giles q Lowell on a
bsli for a shipment n tea which was re
turned % them on the ground that u
was not 80 good as the sample shown by
tilr sgrnt The agent was on hand with
= half dozen 1raslss q tea. Each grade
Wss stecpesl and the court aud htigsnts
bad . regular TIA social
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03
A Surgical Operation.

For the cure of Piles is always painful.
often dangerous and useless. and invsri
ably expensive: on the other hand there Is
a new. certain cure. perfectly painless.
gives instant relief and permanent cure
and costs but trifle 1t IL the Pyramid
Pile Cure Ii Is more certain cure than
a surgical operation. without any OF the
intense pain. expense and danger OF an
operation ANY druggist will get 1t for
Won
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

H.s created sensation snsoeg physieiasa
by ia vondesful effects IN speedily curing
every form Of Piles. IL 10 called tbs
Pyrsmid Pile Cure. IL Is cheap and siu-
pfe "a use, bat nothing removes the
eisease ~ quickly. ssfely and surely.
ANY drugKist viii get Is fs you
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03
RUPTURE IN SORGHUM CURED,

our little hoy wa- cured q Eus5ssre ta
Scf,sam ~ Dr. : Clap Tosid. L. North n.
vsssoR street. Grand Rar8ds Mich W are
- glad teoas~, Jolsnnis was sissys IN -
muca Pain. AID crie,l AL the time. bat nov
hts rupture J. ell gone. ami b. = Away.
happy and ruas st-oai and iuars ana plays
Iuts~ PafSs.
Mss Hs8sS PHH~s.
f~ Jcane,te = Gmua Rapia. Mica
MARCIA a. lss2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises sores. ulcers. salt rheunn. fever
sores. letter. chapped hands. chilblsins
corns and all skin erupuons, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required. IL
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price - cents per
box. For sale by Peck Bros. druggists
corner Monroe and Division streets
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03
Thin In What.

Buy DR.. koch's German nerve pills
for nervous people Guaranteed to cure
weak memory. lo-s ~ brain power. lost
manhood. nightly emissions and all
nervousness 10 either sex. Price al or
Elk for e.. Dullam's German Medicine
company. Flint Mich. sole agents for
United States and Canada. Sold in
Grand Rapids by Scribner 4 .Aldworth-
No. 81 Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

Chest trouhsr, and I'LL No. this E~uss1y
a. directed. give il = fair trial. and 81.
persenee ne benefit. yea may return the
bottle and have ytsur money refunded
We could not make this oiief did us noe
knos that DR.. kinx's >-w Discovery
eoald be reii-d on. IL never diszppoinss
Trial hDtties l0srs large size. DOC and 81.
II Peck BrusL drugstore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

Jrncz DuRstvGtAE IN ~ the petition
- the city - Grand Rapids for dirk
line. beEriug b progress. The People
20 Abram Levy. receiving stolen
property. connaued ever the term.
The People " Frank :. Donaldson.
refusing - pay over muneJ. adjourned
q June *
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u 10 Strange

That people suffering from Piles viii
endure them for years or submit tn dan
gerous. painful. cruel and expensive
surgical operations. when all the time
there Is a painless. certain. lasting cure.
which gives instant relief and coets but a
trifie II Is called the Pyramid Pile Cure
and can be found at all drug stores. Any
druggist will get it for you If you ssS
him
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Are You Married (?

1t is the small annoyances that worry
sour milk over night. no milkman in
the morning; no cream for the coffee;
no milk for the baby. The Gail Borden
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is always
ready for use. Grocers and Druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

Drpox Joseph Bzksr. gam
hing; Sentenced deferred 10 June j
ChArtrs Smith, laresnys sentence sns-
pended until June 4 Martin BArrick.
surety ID keep peace; adjourned 10
June ? Joseph Frances. assault and
battery; paid s9Ia Ernest Brock.
larceny; sixty dsys John Mustes.
resisting an otficef, held for trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-03

~ even worse than foul moathsd man
hut no one need De foul mouthed II
they gill only uss Sozedont and rub u
in xsll. Don't spare the brush and
spoil the mouth. as some parents do
With their children when they sithhoid
the rod
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RUPTURES CURED, So

No truss 10 surgical oreration'
ID. :. Clay Todd guarantees 20 rslucc ,ha
rutaore ene-thiFl to enc half ia "a hours.
Medicines ~nt eTcrysh.rv u YES send g. -
d.. :. Clap Todd. 10 North Division street,
Grand Rapids. Mich
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COURT RECORDS


Jfpcr Grow in the matter - the pc
fitiou = Chariss y. Remington tor
- lischsrge * mortgage. order granting
PETITION.
Jrpcs Atr.ir 0iin y Fisher "a James
Nsysuith e al trsspass. 90 trial.
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The great balloon race tomorrow AZ
North Park between Professors Dear
and Curtlss. DO not fail % see IT.