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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06
KNOWLEDGE

Brines eosssort I'D improvement and
tends 10 persoasl 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 70 health Of the pure iiquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of figx
Is excellence Is due 70 IL presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties OF perfect lar
alive; effeetually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyen
and permanently curing constipation:
IL has given satisfaction 20 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because IL acts on the Kid
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and il Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs is for sale. by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but Il IL 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 viii nos
accept any substitute if offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06
THE UNLuckY OPAL
Father Moiifnger . Believer In the nan
fal fnfuenes az the Gem.

Father 2oiiinger . Believer In the BAns-
fui fnisenee az tho Gem.
The belief that the opal sheds .
baneful influence found supporter
even in the late Father Mollinger. the
venerable priest physician OF world
wide fame, says the Pittsburgh Press.
Almost since the opal was known SUI
pcrstition has chung o. II and IL has
been 80 held by persons In every condi-
ton Of lie. IT, way Il became known
that the famous priest held the super
stition Il - follows:
Last winter ono of Alleghany.s lead
ing physicians lay sick for months
DIR. Cyrus King attended him. The
two had been friends all their kves
and Dr. King watched almost night
aud day until be brought his friend
back 20 health. On his recovery he
presented Dr. King with an OPAL set in
pearls The pin was . unique piece
OF jov-clry and was very handsome
Dr. King was also physician for
Father Mollinscr. One nighs. abort
y before the great priests death. the
doctor va. summoned ~ The pretty
psr~1nere on Mount Troy. The agei
priest wss weak and lar there appsr-
emily powerles2 lie asked the doctor
~ come again the next day. but D-.
King intrmed him he VS. 90 leave for
New York that night
The vsnerabie priest was lying on
his bed With he eycs half closed
Just th>a IN sts<ndsnf trysed mp the
light snd Dr King moved furwari 10
say rocd-by. A that tho priest csu9ht
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06
ADMIRAL MELANcTHon SMITH.
The Stirring Career ef . Recently De-
ceased Naval Veteran

The Stirring Career Of . Recently De-
ceased Naval Veteran
Admiral Meiancthon Smith. who
died recently, caineNof an historic fam
lily. for his grandfather was Alexander
Hamilton's chief opponent In the New
York state convention which adopted
the constitution. and his father was
colonel in the war OF 1919 and COM
manded Fort Moreau in the battle of
Piattsburg. while an uncle was cap
tain In the navy and fought at Lake
Champlain under McDonough- The
admiral entered the navy in 1928 and
saw AL sorts of service on sea and on
land, going round the world in 1898 on
board the Vincennes. commanding
fort In Florida during the Indian
troubles, acting as executive officer
Of the Pensacola navy yard. and
serving as lighthouse inspector from
Maine To Nantucket When the war
broke out he received command of the
steamer Massachusetts, and helped 10
guard the passes of the Mississippi.
October %. 1901. he had an engage
Inent with the confederate steamer
Florida and stopped her fire In an
hour. At the passage of the forts be-
low New Orleans he commanded the
Mississippi and destroyed the ram
Manassas. At Port hudson he lost his
ship. which grounded right under the
fire of the enemy He set her on FIRE
and abandoned her. His next ship was
the Monongahela, with which he par
ticfpated In the siege OF Port Hudson.
In command of the Onondaga he CO.
operated with Gen. Butler at Dutch
Gap. He had n hot engagement last
ing two days Mt the mouth of the
Roanoke river with the ram Albemarle
and two other boats, having feet of
four small vessels besides the Onondaga
under his command During both at
tacks of Fort Fisher he commanded
the frigatc Wabash After the war
closed he was commander OF the Wash
ington and New York navy yards and
governor of the naval asylum ~ Phil
adelphia- lie was made n rear admiral
In 1870 and retired the next year. He
had visited very port in the United
States except that OF California, been
blown up. had his ship burned and
had had shots fired through his hat
and clothing without receiving a
scratch lie was native of New York
city and was more than eighty-three
years old when he died.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

rsusiin and lace. with green silk and
velvet Of two shades: white chip hats.
with white plunnes. and Others 81 the
dark green. like the velvet trimming
under the brims In shade.
And what II coming this fall7
For one thing. sloping shoulders
Some ~ the new dresses are strange
indeed In the stress they lay On this
striving I s.w one this morning OF
accorsiion-plaited dark green chiffon
really secretion plating II getting
weartsosnc- the sleeves were laid
in the fashionable folds also. che en-
tire fuilnsss AZ the top being formed By
the piait> They were not gathered In
the slightest degree but fcIl In = stope
beii-shsped below The eibows The
effect was that 81 the fashions Of our
ancestors -hideou- . year ago. but
po-. Of so.r->. infinitely chic and be-
eoming EI.LES OsRosN
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hat - she picture lady most love 20
ia-pk at ~ore recently. the bat with It's
wines anil plume and jaunty curl Of
him. The picture lAsiy she makes
pieturps every tirne she ssrik~- = pose
--~as perched npon . rick hiTh above
0oo~- pond. All losieing over a. The
hliis - Beckett. wish jast that ~issfal
ras~ thai picture ladies' have. and l
knew hat Maud could never have
trsted soor he hesit.ting iudge would
have been surely iost
The sea@pn hse scarce begun. they
az re [ have Attended enc ''srnsrt"
reccpticn heid at one % these great
far1nhon@e< ~,.rth = township II land.
ov~ris-csfnv ne hills heyond The wind
irT valley In Tenox we have always
autnfnn. whatever almanac and ther-
usosnetrr luay sag. - ! ,hink "a must
hnxs been an autuunn dress ! ssw
which nadc such q thestric u-s OF
klaek ia cor sinatiuu with corded
rrev. a tonhinatis,u ..asilv made in any
r,aserisl Here = he rerfe,.slv plain
.kfrs hnisling cut maufuliv against
abe incoming tite ~ ne raNled so.
fall and tsii-<hav~si. a. - he wsy %
skirsa The sleeves show hsavv shoal-
der care- ~ the srsy. ~ vide lAp~ls
81 a hasrp issterie~- black. the vide
h~gt. we've LIKE a wfinklei sab in 81
g.. - he SANE The NV hs,dfc>
cr~ninr - IBIS uagpie govn i slied
With ths' pur~-t. ~cffe-f white.
.rArs-rh rs.t hevord tse n.-t rnosiess
r.~Tf~ss's pr~ers. this dre.s b wy
.-f>trhiuu. iixe ~ eoufpsaion 81 60
t.1hbsa DieeseR rusied ncs,k ADD -
passfss<sed skirt
rh- ASST IN sisiev-e sre t'1ose shich
s1a~inssr an3 vivify q IA de steele
-~sz<a AZ faw r~setAt seaasfntsnee-
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sight of the ever>changing colors of
the bsieful stone.
"what. an opall" he gasped, half
rising in his bed. ''ft's sure to bring
harm TO yourself and your friends.
Why do you wear ity'
The doctor explained the story Of
the gem. but all the time the venerable
father grew more excited Finally he
said: "If you wear that stone 10 New
York you viii never come back alive"
The doctor insisted on wearing IL,
however. and the priest took the gem
and blessed H. Then. returning IL, he
said: when you come back | will
give you n pin worth wearing"
On his returning the aged priest was
as good rs his word, and the doctor
was presented with magnificent dia-
mond. DIR. King took the pin home,
intending to remove the opal and put
In the diamond, but he forgot, and
when hurriedly summoned to the
dcathbed Of the great priest he still
wore the opal The father at once mo-
ticed IL and remarked: Its aashes
seemed TO make me weaker; the stone
bodies i'll" Gradually he sank. and the
doctor bent over TO catch the beating
of his heart The fathers eyes opened
and rested on the fitfuI coloringsof the
strange stone. and watching IL his
spirit went out
Before breakfast Bromo-Seltzer acts
as a bracer-trial bottles 10c.
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susceptible 70 bncolic Influences One
talks 81 his house" Ina town. or his
cottage" az Newport or Tuxedo. At
Lenox IL = the farm" which figures.
though Darby and Joan would look
ashast st some OF the methods Of tho
gentlemen who tiii-strietly by proxy
--the<- broad acres
The sports are rural Having Il done
and the grain put by--and the summer
crop OF engagements il weighed and
discussed Come, then, for I'M excur-
sion In wagon or brake" where you
viii. 70 Roaring Branch. may be. which
roars you now a gently ~ . sucking
dove. % little water has the drought
left; or 70 Pittsdeid. which L. 90 mach
the town that our ruralistS shudder as
e. wilcs and Zee il dangers soon; or
- Laurel lake near By. or the bcaati-
ful Stoekbridgc Bawl over west. or 20
Great harrington. II time hangs heavy
and the Rad u good II Is the ''farm-
srs' " holiday.
And oh the farmers daughtersi
surriy Maud Mailer on a summers day
never wpre such beauty OF picture
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

I<s~rsl f.6sfx>c>< 49,. raas>~s FnesA-
- Esv~.s.~ Kts.>. Proved
There - po<hine Ike sleep ~ stors
- nervous -oergy AID put nesh IN ne
eonesI sys she Phils3elphis Pre~s In
an artistic pnhlish~d sone years 400.
and generally s~c~sb~d - Oliver Wen
d~ll Holmes. y 49, r~>cnmsnd~d thst
nervous women - Put ~ be.l ard eoru-
pellsd ~ sssy there while they were
fsef~red wfsh nutrisious f.>,ds. fs~t -
. chicken n f.stcned form arkst VITA
che seqsirernent ~ fss and she sling
upcf 49, reservoirs - n>r~Oas strength
ths hsiT~ty. emotional. whimsical
~axnsn viii go up rom her he.i an
c>h~r being Thnmas A Edlznn. The
eAecxsrs>n- p-v~e1 ~ n. o~n e.s-
hsx GeAhL e4n 10 Ac11kxed ~ sleen-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

one week Ne sispk foarteen hours !
daf aud ~ lne9t week tDenfy-t~c
h'yar1 TIE resa,t Was : gain Of s>ses
pos,sds IN weight A ~or.sn q only
roderste pAysieal strength wa asked
bow abs managed ~ attend - the
large busines< from WHICH she gained
support. and tke answer wzs that she
obtained u ~ sleeping ten hours six
days ard Speeding the whole of the
seventh day Ia bed. There has been =
visible advance Ia the health q the
American people during tie psst TWEEN
y or thirty ye4rs Their stock % vi
tality has Increased sud they live
longer And while thsre are other
reasons for this change. the ehief one
h that people sicep longer end rest
more The hours for work have grad
ualiy grown fewer. Factory opera
tivss are no longer compelled % hurry
% their work ~ Eve o'clock in the
morning and work until seven o'clock
In the evening.
business aud professional men 20 20
their counting rooms and Offices an
hour or more later and leave - much
&&4 Al<A IA t&I 44tItA<J1- Nc t<oIkt -
more time for sleep and better health.
Bn, there Il still more room for Inn
prosement In this way. Walter I'd
SAINT. the Engiish novelist. said few
weeks ago ~ Harvard university. when
commenting oa the graduating class;
"A tne. noble hooking lot of young
men They arc unlike our English
university students physically. think
our young men. a. . rule. are bigger.
heavier. stouter men. while yours
have more nervous activity than ours-
They are slighter aud, perhaps, taller,
but they seem 90 be more highly
strung nervously." That Is tho trouble
with . majority Of graduates Not
withstsnding the growth of the
athletic spirit Ia colleges. too many
young men 60 out into life too highly
strung nervously.- There Is no better
medicine than good sleep and plenty
OF II, and many n boy and man Is
crippled In energy by an unwise habit
of getting mp too early in tho morning
The American people would be
happier. there would be less crime
committed II people slept longer. II
Is time the so-called sluggard had his
rights and tho man who prefers his
morning snooze 20 = morning cocktail
Il estimated ut his proper value
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

IDROBATECOURT-s 81 Michigan. coun-
Il ~ 81 Kent. a. Az n session 81 tho probate
court Tor said county 81 Kent. held al the pro-
bate Office. in the city 81 Grand Rapids on the
FL day ~ August. IN The year one thousand
eight hundred and nine three.
Present. Cyrus T. Perkins. Judge Of Probate
in the matter 81 the estate Of
HERMAN SPRUNG, deceased.
The Michigan Trust company having hied In
this court IL petition. praying that the admin
istration ~ said estate may be granted % itself
II Is ordered that Friday. the 18th day .,
September, lt<1, Al ~ clock IN the forenoon, al
said probate Office. he appointed Coz hearing
said petition
And IL il further ordered that a espy Of this
order Be published thres successive week.
previous 20 said day Of hearing IN the Grand
Rapids Herald. daily newspaper printed ADD
circulating In said county ~ Kent.
CYRUS y pEREfNS
a true ccpy.) Judge ol Probate.
HARKT ID. JEwELL. Register. wed sep a.
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6rxas Rspsds. ki~h.. frSnss q. -
tctirf = htfe1T ri~ez fAnt ~ asssrssrsss.f
rsIi ~ reezssraefine q aereF b. fttfa <tre<st
frRu ton ~ sfrsef ~ frrrefet efr-tt =
nssr.f fhafgoa - the rerioa q snsnfF dnv,
frura ttis 1ate - tbs o'6lce a tas citg trnas.
ssh In soKRIck. go Tr.ss,..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

Grand Rarids. Mich, August a. fs11 I
Notice = hereby Ftven that the essesxulsssi
rod for the constfaetioa 20 z sewer IN parrt
street frutn tuifn b. street b. Nsdao. rfrert /.
nov m M hands. ard that ~ill receive Ray
nest thereB Cor the period ~ tsenty days from
tbs date ~ ths ofics - the eity treasures.
city ball.
ecp - ". a. SohhfCE. CItf 7reasuFsr.
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ttT IrNsenrrff DEtra.
Grand barids. Afch- August II. ls14
Notice = hrrefF elsaa that the seseskf...,ss
roH fuF he crssfrortton - 4 sswef - Chul1.
strret. from t.etsi ~ sIfsf - frfferwssfs :.
efrnne . noe ~ NJ hanls and fhaf
VII frreiFe feff1eHt thfTnfIn f0r thn Fsari..8
~ tweutf afFs frufn his dafH ~ the efce 81
ffs rity trcasuref esfs hall
sep n, r. s0RkECk. tSfS Trsssnrsr.
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6raeA kapids Micb. Auxnst a. fszn
Notice = se-elf aipsn fhsa fhs se.~s1r....-,s
foii tor m inlf.roeenzent q Hases etrs-sl
ffcFn @cuxh ntss8 sfFert ~ @osth fazf sfraes Il
nru m rng hsnfts. atd fhsf iii recfisa - :.
sent th<rsss ffH tle prfir - fsnnfs asss frr.-.
fhn date - ths ofbes - M estg tses<srnr. esty
~g1 EH soRmcK. usu Ts-..ur-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

DEUPHOLSTERfNG- Radclif a Holt OF m
III south Division street are showing some
interesting fabrics In upholstery goodA Tele-
rhcne SO for estimates.
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L,xEcuroR-s SALE

LFAECUTOkk SALE-
IA ~ the matter ~ the estate 20
MARIA e. ANDERSON. deceased
Notice - hereby given that ! shall cell AZ
public auction - the highest bidder. on 1hurs-
day. the tn day OF September, A. y. ia. AZ tea
o'clock IN the forrnoqn. 81 the aouse 90 the
premises described teior, IN the city 81 Crand
Rapids. IN the county II ksnt IN the state 81
Michigan. puftuaot 20 liccnso aud authority
granted 40 me 90 the 18th dag 81 JAY A II
ia, b. the probate court 81 ksnt cuunfr
Michigan. ell 81 the right, title, interest ~
said deceased. In OF TO that certain pfaos -
parcel ~ land, situate ard being IN The eoGnfr
81 kent stats cf Michigan. Known snd "a
Hrrihed AZ follows. towiti The sYrth hall -
lot four 10 Of 4. G. rettiisonet addition a. the
city 81 traBd karfds. kent conntr Nichirsn
Dated. July a. A. ID. fssl
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H. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

fok ssf.E--nofTero AN f<l-,z
fns n.oaern rine-raass 49,. =. -
ksen1a. eszl iTonfaez. nonnI - - -. 49,.
nlust al . terFaih 49, 90 =. II.'-|-. -.
Iua <4ELt F<EIns< rnT.rr IA 90 - -
A<f<<e<<< xl1k fnf1lnDa halk - 81 -
H1IEqs11rnts o. a. Eannrr 49,. -
zpuH.<I EcFo<f Io<t Er..z1 6srr = 49,. 49,
= - et<41o eHa a Paris afss,n1 -. -
1871 tH<p<[t c4e 81 Ha<llnEs. t.na =. 49,
~. sscnaA Ass 80 Aonsse - C@rt.'- ..-,.--s
- 4shsnfe ~ hqNes sn1 ~. e.nfr.IIl I..c1I.I
80 Aoe4>< - t4s< slr1TE <zuIs a. n .I4sn1.1.-
@'e1se ~ ale - szfhzns,k
f>AAn toh sAlL ~ fxrHa~aR
ecte< oa< nils ffom H,uoa Canl... ....s
1oe-f 1pa rernl e>o1 cErAafd a. nnII@r fIrE
<-e.s g r.iftf<tl1a, % al - sxrhal,s - ~.
ffpfeo Gig IEonealE, =
Aieo farl - ~ ~ - 49, I...t.-......lI. -.
tulIdla<< god orc4nr4 "a ',-..-'{ -, -. -
ehauFt he hDus1 And La - 80. - - -
Ai<o ~ scFes II l1Hnsi.Il, r.I f,.lr.. A. - A..
roD city - srrfs lInl,r.'Qrll $780,, -
Fnd maple timtef, fair baiIdinrr - 49,
loan - -
] ksss nnnnhsf a fna lr....,-.s -. a.
hsrfy eoant5, shiea eas dlspos< x al -r,ss
b4fFains
Alsos nunber q fns pls---. a r.,.s.. l.-s
nfar the cay. ranxins ffon Z - IL f....~ -.
have iols ~ 81 f1ar4s a H. go a, '.II -
excbansG huuaes 10 rent
hones - iean 90 sod ni-i state s.rarlts.
n ,. Dn8oL-lA
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d. 20 SIS per day at bone. selling Lightning
sDsJ Platter and plating jevciry, Watches
tableware. etc. Plates the finest of iewelry
good Is new, on all kinds al metal with gold
silver or nickel No experience No capital
Every house has goods needing plating ID. \
Delno. Columbus. o.
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DROBATE ORDER-Stats of Michigan,
Il County Of Kent. ss.-At a session ~ The
probate court for said county OF Kent, held AZ
the probate dice. IN the city Of Grand Rapids,
ON the eth day Of August IN the lear ons
thousand eight hrndrtd and ninety three.
Present. Cyrus J. Perkins. judge 81 probate.
Ia the matter OF the estate of
SAkAH kEICHAM, deceased.
John H. kefcham having fled In this court his
petition. praying that the admin isfration 81
said estate may be granted % himself.
IL IL ordered. that Friday. the hrst dsy Septom-
Der, issk. at ten O'Clock In the FORENOON, al said
petition.
And IL is further ordered that a COPY % this
order be Published thrcs successive weeks pro
vious % said day 81 hearing In the Grand Rap
ids Herald. daily nswspaper. printed and cir
culating In said county 81 Kent
CYRUS y. PERKINS.
"a true eopy) Judge ~ Probate.
HAKRF u. JEWELL. Register We'd aus =
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m Everyvhsrs. Competrnf
afe 5ss.., ssa f...s s,.si fss
cate for such positions st the Grand RAPIDS has
iness College, Shorthand aud Normal Sshool.
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wANTE0-soARDERs.
GOOD HOTEL c Coz
MISUNDERSTANDING.

only 81 10 s.; transienss, 81 and 81 80: bath frea
az Lincoln House, No B Spring street Guar
sntee a. good fare as any x2a0 house.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ State Of Michigan. County 81 kssnt-- s.
Notice i hereby given. that by an order 81 the
probate court for tho county Of Kent. made "a
the 9Th day OF September. A. ID. fsskl six months
from that date were allowed for crellitors 70
present their claims against the estate IL
CLARA T. GEE.
late Of said county, deceased and that Ell cred
itors Of said deceased are required 10 present
their claims to said probate conrt. AT the pf.,-
bate office. Ira the city Of 6rand Rapids. Cor ex-
animation and allowance. on or before The sth
day OF March next. and that Euch claims
viii be heard before said court on Mossiny. tho
sth day of March next. az ~ O'Clock IN this
forenoon Of that day.
CYRUS r. PERKINS.
we'd sept q Judge Of Probate.
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MUST Sc SOLD.

On sccount - fhs s~afk - ~--~-s
splrndlf siesrs. fut r,iirf f'rtrrs rrurlnr
ifrst ft.BzI1ttns FtIHnlnF rruotehtF 49, fnx
vord r-ef rusd BE-; etc of 1an ffxtI n1ies
frtm betrsit on.Esnsllg rcE4 tA1ti III e>|
tDla bloct. bslFu4k
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Dizziness, Eaintness.

Extreme I.assitude, don't care" and
want To be left alone" feeling. excl
liability. irritability. nervousness. sleep
lIssness, fiafulencv, mechanically. or the
"biueS." and backache. These are
sure Indications Of Female Weakness,
some ARRANGEMENT of tho Uterus. or
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Before breakfast Bromo-Seltzer act
az a bracer-trial bottles 10c.
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Womb Troubles.

The whole story. however. is told In
an illustrated book entitled Guide &c
Health" by Mrs fiukham. IL con
tains over 90 pages Of most important
information. which every woman, mar
anlf send y fMn-cfnt sfanI.s for IL. FOf
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FOR RENT BUSINESS.


90 CANAL STREET for rent. John h Mar
o. tin. Is Canal street g
L,oR SALE OR LEASE On EASY TERMS =
Il hotel with furniture and trst-ciass bar
with complete fixtures attached: best OF locs-
ton IN the city: possession given AZ once Ad-
dress p. f.. box Herald Office ST.
FACTORY FOR RENT-After July Ne viii
rent our three story and pavement brick
building. Nos and Erie street; Genital 10
cation: gas and electric light. power. elevator.
steam heat: low rate insurance. Apply TO
bisssll Carpet Sweeper Co. ? Min street ATT
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pASk FOR SALE Vault, safe, living rooms,
ID complete Iakeyiew. Mich: population
i.2n Inquire. ;. T. Kennedy. local attorney.
Is
L'oR SALE-Meat market outfit: tools.
II blocks, scales, kettles. complete; q grcat
bargain r A. Werner. So Michigan Trust
building. Phone 1i6 eOtf
HORSES. hack and harness for sale. John
Il X. Martin. % Canal street. @
E'0R sALk-New steam yacht cheap In
IL quire ~ Third street. %
L,OR SALE-One Of the finest saloons In the
IL city; location corner, Division and Fulton
streets Porter block. Will be cold cheap 10 the
right party having money. ID. NJ Amberg
a Bro, l7-u
L,oR SALE OR REST-Upright piano =
II North Front street 1911 mo
I.,OR SALE-My entire store Of furniture and
II miscellaneous household goods: a new
house and large lot corner OF Union and Carer
streets. house and lot No. l59 Aadison street,
vacant lot ON Christ street; farm OF ten acres
70 rods east Of city limits new buildings and
ell kinds of fru.t; viii sell az exchange for
other property A. A Lord No - stocking
street lflf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06
Irregularity,

Suppressed or Painful Menstruafions.
Weakness of the Stomach. Indigestion.
Bloatinx. Flooding. Nervous Prosfra-
ton. Headache, General Debility. Also