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Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14

ship to the platform, while the audience rose and cheered at the sight.
 First came Cardinal Gibbons escorted by President Bonney. Then came Mrs Pot ter Palmer and Mrs. Charles Henrotin, rep resenting the board of lady managers, and then the following with their suits:
 Archbishop Redwood of New Zealand, Archbishop Dionisios Latas of Greece Rev. Henry Barrows of Chicago, Arch bishop Feehan and Count A. Boinstorff of Berlin, Dr. Carl von Bergen of Sweden, Professor O. N. Chaharar, D. Dharmapala and P. c. Moozomdar of India, Rev. Augusta J. Chapin of Chicago, Rev. Alexander D. Mo Kensie and Pung Quang Yu of China, Dr. E. G. Hirsch of Chicago, Miss Jeanne Se- rabji and Khersedji Laugraua of Bombay, Bishop B. w. Arnett and Mrs. Laura Or miston Chant.
 All Nations at Prayer.
 Even more inspiring was the scene when the vast audience arose and joined in sing ing Praise God From Whom All Bless ings Flow" and later when Cardinal G!b- bons led those of all nations and all re- ligions in reciting the Lords Prayer.
 The regular proceedings of the parlia- ment of religions were opened auspiciously by an invocation by Cardinal Gibbons and addresses by President c. c. Bonney and religious lights from various parts of the world.
 There was not a vacant seat in the hall, and the walls were friuged with people standing up when Clarence Eddy took his seat at the organ and played a selection preliminary to the professional, with which the proceedings were opened
 Archbishop Feeilan welcomed the dele gates on behalf of the Catholic church. He said that the assembly was one unique in the history of the world. Learned men had come from all countries to speak and to tell us of those things that were of the greatest interest to all-of God, of his truth and justice, of peace and of mercy.
 Sentiments From Cardinal Gibbons.
 Cardinal Gibbons had to leave early, so his response to the address of welcome was called for out of it's order. He said that though all did not agree on matters of faith, there was one platform on which all were united-that was charity, humanity and benevolence.
 He said that he could not impress too strongly on every one that each was his brothers keeper. That was the whole the ory of humanity. If Christ had cried with Cain, "Am I my brothers keeperi" we would still be walking in darkness. The Rev. Augusta J. Chapin welcomed the congress on behalf of the women. Presi- dent Higginbotham of the Columbian ex- position next welcomed the delegates on behalf of the exposition.
 The Rev. Alexander Mckenzie, the next speaker, said he stood for the old settlers. the Puritans. The Archbishop of Zante ex- pressed his thanks for the invitation which enabled him to take part in the proceed ings. No speaker on the programme was greeted with such applause as was Pung Quaug Yu, secretary of the Chinese lega- tion at Washington. Nearly half the peo- pie in the hall rose and cheered and waved their handkerchiefs as the delegate ad- vanced to the front of the platform.
Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14
suIolde of a ProbIbit,onist

LANSING, Mich, Sept 1l.-Alfred Wise, one of the founders of the Prohibition party in this state, hung himself
Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14
Tons of salmon paoked.

OTTAWA, Sept s.-The total pack of tho Frazer river salmon canneries this season amounts to over 10000 tons.
Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14
Knitting Mills Start Up.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y., Sept 6. The Poughkeepsie glassworks started after two months idleness.
Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14
Glassworks Start Uu

ASHLAND, Ky, Sept 9.-Tte steel plant after two months idleness will start up again Wednesday next.
Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14
The Worlds Fair Trains.

LITTLE FALLS. N. Y, Sept. 5.-The Riverside knitting mills at Little Falls started up today.
Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14
Orange. From Sicily For Mrs. Cleveland.

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-The Italian steam CT Montebello, which arrived here from Mediterranean ports, brought two boxes of oranges, intended as present for Mrs. Cleveland, from Sicily.
Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14
The Best Ice Cream.

The undersigned is prepared to furnish a superior qualify of Ice Cream for parties, picnics, excursions, etc. We also keep 1t on sale at our creamery daily, Sundays excepted, by the pint, quart, gallon or brick.
 This cream is made from pure cream and the finest of flavor Sand Is not to be compared with the general quality of Ice cream sold. Telephone connection.
 a.S. STEVENS < O., East Oanaac Conn.,. June IA, 1898.
Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14
WE'RE IN Dead Earnest

when we make the statement that we are in position to supply you with Gold dWatches, Gold and Plated Jewelry, Solid Silverware, Plated Ware, Artistic Clocks. Gold Pens and pancils. Rtchings, Picture Frames, Spectacles sad Eye Glasses of almost every description. and esn probably save you time. trouble and money. Time costs money in business. We d,dn,t take tho time and trouble to write this Id just for fun. It'aa business matter with us and we believe that if you ponder carefully unoa the meaning of our statement to the ef- fest that we can save you time. trouble ana money. you will look at the matter In tne same manner as ourselves.
 Come and Bee Thsmi
 P.R.CoLLINs Agt.
 oAxAANs CONN.
Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14

MT. Quincy of Quincy, Mass, Resigns WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-Josiah Quincy of Massachusetts has resigned the offioe of e. sistant secretary of state.
Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14

NEW YORK, Sept. l2.-The Worlds fair trains will be continued until Got 98,
Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14
Canaan Savings Bank.

Canaan Savings Bank.
 CANAAN, CONN. COMMENCED Bus1HEss OCTOBER lsr. 1S72. JOHN R%RExD, Presioen, DAWzHeL. FREENAN, Vce-President GroHuag. FUIAER, Secretary JosEpH ". PET, Treasurer s.A. Bennett, George W. Oowdrey, D. L.. Freeman, George l.. Parsons, J. \. Underwood, J.B. Corbit, George 8. Fuller.
 AUDITORS: n ". Parsons William H. Camp
 OFFICE AT STORE OF
 FULLER d PEET.
Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14

which the religions of the world were rep resented marked the opening of the worlds parliament of religions at the Art insti- tute. It was processional that had a world of meaning in it; one that would have been impossible not many years ago. Jew marched with Gentle, and Catholic marched with Protestant. The religious beliefs of India, of China and of Japan were represented, as well as those of the English speaking nations. All, attired in their priestly robes and wearing the insignia of their office, marched in peace and fellow
Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14
CREEDS LAID ASIDE.
ALL RELIGIONS REPRESENTED AT THE
 RELIGIOUS CONGRESS.

A Remarkable Scene at the Opening of tho Worlds Religious Parliament When the Representatives of Every Scot Gathered In Harmony.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Burt Saith and Joseph Mora we're
f,und xuiltY Of stsailag vsteffnelons IN
Wyonlng toxnnhip IN Justice Browns
csurs Yesterday. They were allowed g.
70 90 suspsn.isd sentenes unfl next
Ssturday. HAIRY knbin. Harry spot
Ftrx. William Mara aud George Hsadiey
we're found rot guilty.
Charlss L. Snaedlsy. % whom has BEEN
assigned the labor claims u thrsse car
lentsra. has bexun sui against Joha
iYreaze. on whose building the labor
y a. perfurmeri. O. entorce the collection
a these elsims. eno0nting % about 50.
Jafes Adlslr granted divorce 10 Jen-
Tie Ftsoto frola Rcd Foote On tho
ssound a cruelty. Mr. Foote = sorbld-
Sea b. riarry within two yearo ard Mrs
cote Eaa .igan her maiden name. Jen-
re CarrotA
T. tbs case ~ Lewis ". Lewis. b have
. narri4<e aaAniled. Judge burtngame
c.slaissca the bLl IL was decided that
afas. Lea.s 49, rot insane at tiie time
Elo 49, married.
John Aiartis. charged with r,slsting
Cfhs.er Webb. was 81 tae superior court
yastsrday. an1 se1tence VAS further sus-
ended 90 hin unta Friday.
Nicholis Scneroien has sued George
J.. Faytsf on note u s-kso.o3. gwen IN
l&<J
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01


i2rs ssch = Eos np with az ne ssssi
sc@1sfa.s reeo<nrenast,ons Irss
ident ~ ho1o~ - /. ~ A. a. A>e1rsss
alleges 10 lave oosH . n>l@ sn1
kn<hs OF The Lessoa "a Homer.
boet'xne< - Ne pTsssacAs e~esHs
and taere i = long hst 81 ofeSssrs
with Imposing us@s>
How these neIl. many % whom Ire
Of GOOD standing. cane 20 allow their
nsnes % b uscd - direc<ors u mex
plicabie. The attention u the insti-
tate vas fr~t drawn % this wsdespread
swindiing scheme by Inquiries - 20
the standing Of the PARTISAN Invent
ors' acsdemy." and % nsmsroas dif
thess become that ID. wAh dsssrsnined
% rake crucial exszainss1on Of The
matsrr He did 80 and. as . result. he
felt Justified IA issuing this opsn letter
- American inventors:
''Anerican inventors arc hereby In
formed that II. Boettcher and his
academy are frauds. There Is the best
oGleial authority for the statement
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

J rpGE PkEkTxS--ln the matter Of Celia
CarIock. infant; order confirming
adoption and change OF name 10 Celia
Hazel Hayes. Estate john Hetzei. de
ceased; order admitting Will 10 pro-
bate, refusal of executor 70 accept
trust fled: bond fled and letter Of ad
ministrafion with wiil annexed issued
% John Schufz; APPRAISERS warrant
Issued b. Frederick Hzrttgert and
WA Hsnnig, Math assigned for
hearing claima Estate Alanson
CramtOn. deceased: bond hled and
letters Il administration issued TO
Edward Il. Clements; appraisers
warrant issued 90 Wa r McMurray
anu Richard II. Hstnes: March l az
signed for hearing claims. Estate
James brown. deceased; September
- assigned FOR hearing administrator :
fnal account In the matter Of
Stephen FrawIcy. inligcnt insane;
order for admission % asylum at kala-
mazoo; september Is assigned for APP
pointing guardian. In the matter OF
Alexander Morrison. INDECENT insane;
order for admission e. asylum at kala-
mazoo q Estate George karr. deceased;
bcud 6led and letters Of administra-
ton issued TO Eronina karr. Estate
Georxe H. Hastings. deceased, execu
toys account lied Estate Frieda
Haehn. 20 al minor; order for APP
pointing guardian. Estate Ludwig
Ardsrsch. insane. bond filed and let
tiers q guardianship issued b Alois
Easrt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
HumsvoeISo our INVENTORS.


a Besns Partisan Academy ssflfar Iaea
C8s Mes.is - Tsa Dollars Apless-
A swindiing scheme which clever
rarisian has applied successfully %
many An-ri Inventors has isst
heen exposed hy ne authorities q TIE
FRANKLIN in-titate SAYS The Phfladel-
phis Reecrd Frop she ofice ~ an
alleged Partisan Inventors sesdsnav~
IA Paris. France - -presisien..~ r.
Rortteher sent ci-cu.ars broadcast
sueug the inventors II sfs Tinted
States. inforusiuc thsfa that tiser Rad
been elected meraters - hoDsr e tie
academy. sni that Win ttss assssas-
tion w~ot si1ret-eisss dFplosna aud
great gold medal Tbs vafaa ble
tide. nsf~e1y aanosnces the sils-.
viii he ~ exrenee n vco. brit II zen
arr de<ircrs - receive fae medal asrl
eiplosas you vro4id have q Sad "a
post- raoney order IT "a dollars to
ever the a.zmsssien fsxe< freight.
eta ana - sNsll se1A tssth well
p4cssed and free u shsrs'e 81 yossf al
drees
The esreuisr which lnref - crrfu-
haa- ts<sAsors - invess tAriE se'a dot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Though Shakespeare informed as
that men have died and worms have
eaten thera. but not for love. the con-
Trajectory information cones from
Russia Of q eentenaraan soldier who
committed suicide recently because Of
. hopeless passion for the young
daughter of nsighbor. girl Of six
teen. The aged officer. veteran %
Leipag and Beresina, would soon
have been . hundred years old BE
wls hale and hearty, and his towns
people were getting ready public
celebration of the event. but unmfnd-
full OF the honor In store for him, " hen
be found that the lady would not
listen 90 his protestation of love. he
drank nearly a quart of brandy and
hanged himself. In the empty brandy
flask he placed . carefully written
letter giving the public his reasoa for
committing suicide.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

A man read in a paper that the family
table should always DO the scene OF
laughter and merriment and that no
meal should be passed In the moody 81
lence that 80 often characterizes those
occasions. The idea struck him so IA
vorably THAI when his family was gath
cred around the table thst evening he
said:
Now, this sort of thing Of keeping 90
mum At meals has got 10 stop. You hear
mes You girls put In an tell stories an
keep up some agreeable sort O. talk. an
yoa boys laugh an Be Jolly, or III take
an dust your jackets witha stick inyou
cant stand Now, Begin
The glare that he sent around the table
made the family - funny - funeral
Tft-Bif4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

A medicine that has been household
remedy for over fifty years and used Ia
that time by more than l5OtOO.0ool per
sons must have great merit. Such a
medicine Is found in Brandreth 8 Pills.
This fact demonstrates the value Of
these pills better than any statement OF
the proprietors. Ii will be observed
that the dose required 10 cure is small.
One or two pills taken every night for
ten or twenty days will cure dyspepsia.
costiveness. rheumatism. liver complaint.
biliousness. or any disease arising from
al impure state OF the blood.
Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable.
absolutely harmless. and safe 10 take at
any time.
Sold IN every drug and medicine store.
either plain or sugar coated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
ooos AND ENDS.

The average height Of the elephant Il
efeet.
A single tobacco plant Win produce
oso. 900 seeds.
The revolving pistol was the invention
Of Colt IN 1888.
The speed Of the falcon often exceeds
80 miles an hour.
At the equator the limit Of perpetual
snow n i4.soo feet
Ths father Of CARDINAL wo,sey Il said
- have b<en butcher.
SAY memorandum In fha singular
snd '-msuiorands" in the plural
Good teeth and . sweet breath ara
wishis the reach Of most every onA
To Be poor and seem 30 - poor II a
oerttn way never 10 rise.-GoiSiamith
Tie hHshess falls In the world are tho
Ribbon falls q The Yosenits-s. DO feet.
An average q five fset of water h 80
tinased 10 fall snpusiiy ove- Ne whole
earth.
The horse has . smaller stomach n
proportion 20 It's sixs than any other
Qnsdrupssi
Ths kangaroo readily le&ps from 90 70
~ se~t The highest recorded leap q
hcrss II 81 fe>t
Ths hsxhess church rteepis IN The
world n that q NE cathedral Of Ant
vsrp-<ss feet.
Tie xrsas dificussy sbout making
v-~>< is - Know whsn ron have made
god en>~.--Jchneon.
Thirty thcus&nd tons q -ssa6- ma
trsssi were us~d IA the walls ~ the
vorii's FAIR b.'idinxk
Th~ f>sher % John Huntsr. fhe great
sn.fcrnist. vas = csrprater snd apVrsn-
tieed he so . that trasie
The xse>nssc statues - Ranneses N
E<ypt we're placed IN pnsition By rolling
th~rn along grea~d plsnks.
Th~ AVERAGE weight a TIE CHRIS
brssT t. greater than ths sverige weight
Of ne brsin IN any csher peoYse
Ahcr-s ewnei bys farmer living near
Cw<lzbnru kv. <nes wfefout = =, Nsfsr
ard drives NJ The cows every evening.
The United seate~ has had psne cap
~ cisiss siner he r-volustumarv war
broke cut Three we're IN Psnnsyfvznia.
In crpr~sHveiy hot weather u f. -
hsf ~ trnch "a rsra n ~ 80 VIII
wss>r. The ccnseqaszs f.eling q oool
sass = sur2rsn<-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

ss~post soes~sy wsst. a. Kss~ whs an
ssefts Are >ew.

Ss~eovt soes~sy wssfs a. Kns~ whs shs
s~~ft. Are New.
Tlsere has heen nuch discussion IN
Newport Of late governing the leader
sup & society - who sre entitled -
fAe rronaneut positions VA q and CAVITY
4 IN. Tas nultiniiliousfr-s are unques-
tonatly doing most q the entertaining
nov. ard Gee constantly baArs the ques-
aus. "Tho are tbe svellsF' Have the
robs az iie,i ont and Disappeared. OF are
tasy yet exercising controlling infiu-
sscs 10 soriafyf The principal old
Tnickrrbockern aSroriai families arr rep
resented IN society as The present time
h the Livfrgsto,ns. TIE Van Ron0elssrs.
a. Gartlnars u Gar,hner's island. The
fforrises e Morrtsasia, he Van Cort-
l.ndas. abe FloyfJoneees. ihs fbomp-
ara q Saxtikos. ne n-sekEp<ns. the De
l.ance-s. AZ pells snsi ths ne Psystsr~.
TIE h.s,fs q ths fivingstoF,s srs Harry
Walsrr Isxinrstnn ensi Jahaf1n Living
sou. men Il fsehi.sn. Tho bead q he Van
fensarlasrs b Baysrd Van Ren>s~l.er.
10 psfrocn ~ right. who married . de-
s,rndaat ~ ~ fserfnsrr- n s>srlmer's
And. The had ~ shs Morris-- = A.
ls-wksafd Norris. TIE hessd n she Car
Sna-< % Gsarainer's isleaa II Cblon.f 7
rrsa Garfiaer. tpelffh hFra ~ tst
saaor T1s bod 81 80 v>n Cortlsnsi<s
4 pisrre Van Custiznds IN cue brzDrh ADD
<nrus..e ysa Cs,rs.snds IN another.
eslcs-1 % Lancsy FloydLJon-~ rspre-
srs- ~ fssnsly % sh>s name. ssd Fred-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

power, are nos Lee fragile tksn tie
wings Of bat IL en- Be kined. says
the Fishing Gazette. witsoss inj1ry 20
iss eontoas. and plsst~x ssxs q ID can
Be nsds: yet no naseAsai6a q. devise
sn instrument which viii lie In tAs
water and move - IL dos. and no the
oy Of dyn~mies has explained either
it, pastures In the water or its motton-
Simple In its organization - IL seems
is movements are - iniznitsbie By
Any human eontrissnce - he fight of
= bird las Drosen 70 b.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
srRsreTH OF THE SALMON.


R@@@""AA t~teaf&tF toHrtTHFAr1 Nv H@s
Tr~raendoas Power
Migratory ash ere hstched and part
y nstured IN fresh water. They feed
ard grew in the sea. il u true. but they
are never csught there. 50 that their
protection ard preseryztiou should -
in The hands ~ thozc who are 80 deep
II interested n making them salsbse
ecmmcaitv Besides ali this. there
unst - seme Consideration for ths
sportsinso Who. vitaoat Question.
srer g 10 the neirhi,orhosl In which
be ssh4S Ten tines IS rauch money a.
al thr 80 Ne estch-s. II soda ~ouid
fetch
Saving thst vher vou knock hin On
TIE hesa = Sd qaivers IS terribly "a =
man % extreuae agony. we know noth-
ir.r eteat fhe sensibiiit3-s - fsA. A
seiT1oa IS usarvelon<Iv zf.epfrd - tie
con zttezs azaid vSfeh - lives r caa
cleaxs tArp4FA tsas of water fai.irr
perpensxaiarfr. SCI - frs ana 81
al. whsoh seem - Aold tie Dro3e linz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
He HAD NO LICENSE
Ed Leslie Sold Liquor to tho Red
Men Of the Plains
ALONG The xuaky muskEsos


Dsyusy unifsd States Marshal Brew
stw arrested Nj Leslie q North Ausks-
xoa yesterday for sslling shi<ky sifh-
oas hasinz p4icI the gossrnnsnt ta1.
Iss>s = shs son q . psominsnt Ausks-
eoa ssssdent and ex,postmastsr and 4
charges xith having sold Whisky % the
Insi.aas aad berry picksrs on the aas-
ksxoa plains IN tAs month q July his
sxsninatlon mas had open unEii to-day,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

The daily steamers % the Holland
and Chicago line from Holland and OF
tawa Beach Tor Chicago make close
connections with c. 4 w. Nj. Ry trains
both from and 10 Grand Rapids. and
offer the cheapest and most pleasant
route 10 the orld's fair. See adv.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

JUDGE BrRLIxekAE- The People ".
Ella Mcclure. larceny respondent
discharged. Peter Lewis vs. Annie b.
Lewis, oiil % annul marriage. dis
nisa<sl Ia re the opening OF Dia-
nond street. verdict confirmed The
People ". John Murtis. resisting an
OfhceE; sentence suspended
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

The smart man was getting OF atrain.
when he saw couple AHEAD Of him. who
az once challenged his attention and IN
dignation. The husband was walking
OF with his hands IN his pockets. while
the wife carried baby and large bas-
ket and valise.
This was too much for the smart man,
and stepping up TO the overloaded wom-
an he said:
Let me assist you, madam" and seiz-
ing the basket and valise he ran after
the husband. whom he grabbed without
ceremony.
Here, sir. carry these things for your
wife. i should think You would be
ashamed 10 call yourself man and per-
NIT your wife 10 bear al the burdens IN
this way. Let this be lesson 70 you,
SIR, to-
Hello" interrupted the stranger in
dignsntly. ''she amt my wife, never
saw the woman IN my life TIL now"
At the same time the woman was
shrieking at the top Of her voice. stop
thief" And il took the smart mans ut
most eloquence TO convince the depot
policeman that he was not sneak thief
instead Of self appointed reformer VI
other peoples morals and manners.-
Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

JrDox HAGcKRrf-John DE Brun; tres
pass. adiourned September ). Mike
Hibner. assault aud battery; ad-
iourned September l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

ships arriving tn home ports af,er
isnethy voyages are always bessged BY
the runnsrs % agents Of the various ssa-
msus ou<fisters Of tho plAc~
The composition h % keen among
th-ss people THAI they often undertake
70 supply ON credit . certain amount Of
cio<hinx 10 fhs ss~men. b Be pnsd for On
the discharge Of the crew. which event
IN SIMS cases does not take place till .
few days after arrival should an out
litter ssccecd IN effecting . good sale on
these coDdirions. b srrznses for watch
10 b keps upon the parties - whom he
has given credit, but notwithstanding
thas prscsutiou he sometimes Ends b.
fore pay DAY. that his vigilance has been
outwiftst BY the vanishing propensitiss
q has shppcry customers.
Without attempting 10 justify such
scts Of dishonesty on the part OF the sea-
man. 10 mnst IN fairness b him Be stated
thai mean advantage Is often taken Of
his circumstances tsuch. for instance, a.
arriving In port without presentsole
clothing IN which to go ashors) 20 charge
exfortionate prices for the articles sup
piled under .he foregoing conditions. and
that 10 Is often alone the knowledge Of
this TACT which suggests the attempt ~
eyade paymeut-London Tit-BitS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
COURT RECORDS


JUnGE Apsrr- Jennie koote Va Reid
koote. divorce; decree granted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
CATARRH CURED.
HAVE YOU cATARRn2

Hsfs fus ralts ortg he eyes,
49, tffr etrt saftr1
HAZE pau dfF l-r, ~ every nIxltt
A. rca stct ~ ilie sto1nas.hf
"a tlsers = oonfiHoals oroI-anz - 1a1eIs
IL ~ fsct ~ yeaf fhreaff
tfu csn - ssfssr4 1ntf ~ arst fierril4oe1tF
= To- 4 ff.A8 rlDD. a. tofth ifiFitls4
ffftsf. - 1eIrs. rt,sI.s 3 Ed 4 i1fsai
t1sPl1s EftA lnf ~ prIie. ffef ~ el4ss
81 - pzs4 sellen,ss sent sfarI N1ssa