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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-08-17
MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER co, PA, AUGUST II, 1893
A New Business Venture.

G. G. Seebold, Snyder county's
celebrated Sewing Machine, Piano
and Organ dealer aud all round bus
mess man, has opened a musical in
strument store in Sunbury, with
ware-rooms in No.5i2 Market Street,
where he will bo found with the
largest and most select stock of in
struments ever brought to Sunbury.
Mr.. Soebold will infuse new life
into Sunbury's commercial blood,
being a man OF extraordinary bust
ness capacity-full of energy, push,
and pluck straightforward and
Trustworthy in all his business trans
actions to n degree that has brought
him marvellous success. He has
been in business in this county close
on to twenty years, during which
time he sold over $500 sewing ma
chimes, and during the last five years
in which he was actively engaged i'll
the instrument business, he has
sold over five hundred musical in.
struments.
He has employed rs salesman in
his Sunbury branch AIr. Frank
Reigle, who is an experienced and
successful dealer-a. courteous and
accommodate ggentMnan, thorough
ly acquainted with the merits and
demerits of each instrument. and
willing to explain the advantages oI
a first class instrument in beauty
tone and durability over the inferior
limitations sometimes thrust upoi
buyers.
People of Northumberland county
if you are in the market for hand
some and reliable instrument, cal
at Mr.. SeebolS,s warehouse SCI
.iwhet vor .wa,'4Sat -'''~- war ne.
fore heard Of in Central Pennsylya.
MIA.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-08-17
Things to Know.

That meat should never be placed
directly on the ice, rs its juices will
be absorbed put it on II plate and
set it in a cool place. That if dish
towels and clothes are boiled up in
water with ammonia every second
day there will be less trouble with
sticky dishes. That common salt
rubbed into the roots of the hair
will remove dandruff rub a little
in at night, and in the morning the
salt will all be gone, and after n few
applications the dandruff, too, leav-
ing only a slight dampness. That a
piece of chamois fitted to the heel,
bound on the edges with tape and
kept in place by an elastic worn over
the stocking will save much mending.
That castor oil applied to warts once
n day for from two to six weeks will
remove them.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-08-17

Superintendent Boyer, of the Leb-
anon county schools, is very much
pleased with the county s experience
in the use of free text books. Ac-
cording to his report 1860 free text
books were used during the school
year Just closed. They cost S2,975.-
n, an average of 39g cents, or 81 .33
per pupil. After years use fifteen
books are missing, and three OF
these are accounted for. -Four books
are reported to be stolen. The rest
are in good condition, showing that
they have been well cared for and
can be used another year. The ex,
perince of Lebanon county does not
Justify the fear that the school books
would be destroyed.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-08-17
American Women.

Six thousand are postmistresses
Twenty-Five hundred are doctors
One is an express "man" in Boston
One is COW boy at Chamberlain
s. Dakota.
Twenty five hundred have secured
patents.
They manage sixty one missionar!
societies.
Two hundred and seventy-fve ar,
preachers.
Three hundred thousand are il
gainful occupations.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-08-17

'Tls n sin 20 be dishonest,
'Tls a sin 10 be unkind,
IT'S a sin 10 XIII or torture,
or distress our neighbOrs mind
"rls a sin to be a coward,
or 20 crowd folks 10 the wall,
But the sin OF being found out
Is the greatest sin OF all.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-08-17
Ms of LOCAL INTEREST

ANN anu thc OV"h'J
g.
cket concerts are held every
be- now.
river is now too low for good
b in many places.
threshing machine is now
in the rural districts.
Ad Runkle Il Walters special
mum offer on our last page.
Ia Granger's picnic at Williams
rs begins August 2sth and closes
end.
old friend David Ocker, who
5 men sick for several weeks, is on
et again.
r Maize Dunkleberger, of
l1|Sford, is attending Musical Col
"a FreeDurg.
who is yirtuous is wise and
kp is wise is good and he who
nd is hapiq,
orles Bubb of near Beavertown
~ Sunday in MiddleburGh, the
tut of his aunt, Mrs. X. q. Walter.
"a Sallie RQush, of Freeburg,
k several dsSs last week with
ster, Mrs. I IS. Reigle, of this
NJ. L. Cronmiller and Miss
hindle of Mifflinburg, are here
hi few weeks with relatives
ends.
b the multitude applaud you,
ly ask yourself what evil you
pne when they censure you,
bod.
Meyer has embarked in the
business in Middleburgh and
ng in number of first class
that purpose.
Richter and wife, their
Eer Harriet and Mrs. VIM.
of Philadelphia are visiting
q. Herman's this week.
How in York, Pa, recently sent
ar to q New York firm for n
"How to make money The
f6r came, Work for it,"
nv. j. M. Rearich and family of
1rsburg have been spending n
With their many friends in this
the guests of Joseph Wal
love town.
4ppious shower ofrain fell on Sat
NJ evening, and vegetation is
I1g up again. 1t came too late,
er, for corn and potatoes
are beyond redemption.
annual picnic at Gilbert's
House will be held on Satur-
ngust 26. The Chestnut Ridge
Band has been engaged to
y the music. All invited.
Bt. Luke and st. Paul Sunday
will hold there picnic in
Steininger's grove, one mile
Middle Creek, on the second
September. The Troxelville
to furnish the music.
will be a reopening of the
lical church of Port Treyon-
Sunday Aug. Goth. at 10 A.
N. Hollenbock of Williams
Efll offciate. The public cord
y myited. Rev. S. T.. DAVIS p. G.
3ex Boonastiel un de Polly sin de
'eh upch der Globberdawl picnic
oQQzna net hame bis de naixt
ch- Are hut g'sawked are wet
90 Vacation hovva so we der
'1olapd un oil de onera hoocha
Rha Qemocrats of Centre county
~ animated j. =. Condo for
E54, y ohm r. Mills for Treasurer,
kpmberger for Register, w.
3son for Recorder, and re-
ed Messrs. Goodhart and
pr Commissioners.
body thinks it a snap to get
six columns of home II ews
yek for n paper in n town
pu see only half a dozen
ay and each one intently
own his individual chair,
come and try it on and if
ek S experience he wouldn't
70 Jail or Congress we will
position as editor of the
give him a cash job.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
sPaIne TIME A6AIM.
Some oeasonabie Words Of
Advice by Or. Copeland.
IT, 11aov chaagss - Ts0pssssUss Ass
pangsssus - Hsalsh-A NegiseseA
ceil olsv Prove SsstsvA

sprung comes early With ~ this year. and
q brings many = grateful sayh that nov ~~
slay hor< thai use Tlson Vt ths severe ~inter
aAse psssed yef ths air 10 eold snd raw
APRIL sunshine b quickly and siolsntl, sue
'seestsd By wintry sonrsnA Cold, chilly rams
and sasiden ehaASes az em p~rstarc o<psvare
W your Discomfort. Nsasty every one ha. =
cold, aud . psgiectcd .ouldT ell develop
aud ssgrssatA sxsis ~ diseas@ perhaps
already sa~ed In ycur sys'em. Colds once
allowed Ia firmly fs-ten will. beyond doubt.
essure catarrh. lung and stomach Troubles.
10 not Heviecs them. Dfs. Copeland ard
Graham make q speciality OF such disa-s-
Their practice IL encrinous-their system
perfected carefully by study and experience.
II You 90 and sc them When the cold
tr,t comes. they cure you In "a very short
time. and the cost IL nothing almost: II you
allow the cold hut little time IL will de
velop disease that will impair you physically
and mentally. and cause much future misery.
There Is no disease that IL apparently ~
'rifiing. Is In reality 81 dangerous aud
palslve as caiarrh. IL begins with cold In
the head, and sooner than Is expected the
air passages and lungs are affected. The
special >snsesN bearing. taste. eyesight. etc.
are impaired. aud III. physical condition
of the sufferer. unless promptly checked,
invites pneumonia or termination in con
sumption. This IL not said with "A purposs,
10 alarm, but with an honest desire Ia warn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

Ch>uno~y. Mr.. ard NrA 4. AeDooAld.
y. Eanniville. Frsnk a Pse. l. 4.
knspp~n. William Nebaia. Mr.. ami
M J. RI. Mckee. y. ~ Dxsis. - Clay
fosti. 7. W. Damn. J. f. Williams. X W.
b.att-rss~l.i. VI. shsnshAn. W. J. DreS.
!. z. Powell. Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Powers.
harriet Hsali. A. q. Csosl-s. John &.
Uantoa. H. born. Ms. and xSA W. j.
stuart, oio ssrh-
LEW l. Barbour. t1n.
FRED n. Br,.rH q. W. Petit n. y.
Posers. W. \ Rcd. T. ID. Coax~r James
Cainpbell. D. W. JoneA 4 u. Donnelly,
Mrs. T. W. sstr~hAa, g. ~ Amin. ~. N
Hou-.mAB. John n Qasvan. George W.
Manspn. c. r. Hair, J. + LAlonr,
Georgs W. Hart. Gsorge Meta A. L.
Wossirn. ~ &. Coosra. y. IL, Seymour.
y. n Williams. Fred q. Stestich. W. j.
Johnstoa. Louis bsrth. As~do<nian 4
Ssmapin. II. w. Toves. W. u. IAmpmAn.
Clay. L. u. Rutherfosd Charlie. Nc.
Qaswan. RS Mscfis. h.R.Wyman. wv.
Hyde. y. A. Werner. b La Grou. h
Rice. A. J. Brs~n, ID. J. Doornink. I. X.
Eenwick q Co. +. b. Chaplin. W. ID.
Taifasd. J. &. Bonn~ll. Daniel Lynch.
A. Word. A. Beviof, y. u. Champhn, j..
g. ShinkmAn. l. r. EDDY. III. Parker
kobinaon. H. NJ Kendall. }. +. bocher.
Adolph Lsiteit. Jr.. 4. Ansorge. Jr.. ii.
H. Wilson. &. II. Johnston, Alice NJ.
Johnston. A, q. Dickinson. II. X DICK
inson. W. II. Gay. Y. v. Fox. rhAddeus
t'oote. - each.
OMcess Elected
After the meeting had adjourned the
council met and elected the following
officers:
President Thomas u. Gilbert.
Vice President o. Croxier.
Treasurer Frederick Loctigert.
The selection II a general secretary
was referred "a tho officers and j. w.
Rosrnthal The officers we're instructed
20 call in all q subscriptions and 20 per
cent 81 all others. The bylaws we're
adopted. and the officers authorized to
appoint an Investigator.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

Every part Of my head had becoass AFFECT
ed 10y the disaasc-eyes. cara. nose snd throat
were very tad indeed. Week eyes, noss
stopped UP, ringing in ears and dropping in
throat ~~re not my only troubles. Ny
stomach aud digestive organs we're seriously
affected. had no relish for food of any
kind. had such dull. heavy pains in my
chest. and in the small Of my hack. and he
tween my shoulder blades. In fact, ! suf
fcred all the distressing symptoms Of catairh.
that my whole system scetned Ia be in
vols-d. had tried many physicians and
patent medicines, nut to no avail.
Finally l determined TO try Drs. Cope
land and Graham. I knew that many PEG
pie had an idea that they could not do ~hat
their patients claimed they werc doing. but
want to tell the public. as have told my
friends. that the idea il wrong. Under their
treatment all my distressing symptoms have
disappeared and ] feel n we'll IA ever did.
These physicians have cured me. and feel
that cannot say enough in praise Of their
skill and their methods Of treatment.
The treatment IL pleasant and absolutely
painless. and leaves the patient refreshed
rather than exhausted.
They know their profession"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

San FRANCISCO. April ll.--Mrs. John
w. Mackey returned to San Francisco
this morning after an absence Il eight
cen years. She Was accompanied 10y
her two sons. John W. and Clarence.
Mr.. Mackey stepped out of his room in
the Palace hotel for the first time in
forty i've days yesterday and took a
walk around the corgider. He was also
out for a short time today. His ap-
pearance would not indicate in the least
such a prolonged confinement
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

An officer in the treasury at Washing.
ton. who WAS . resident OF that city at
tho time Of the commencement Of tho
''little dispute" witnessed the hasty re-
turn Of tho panic stricken Union troops
after tho first battle Of Bull Run. He
says:
The whole city was in great state Of
excitement. and for . few hours every.
thing seemed completely demoralixed.
Each man had some awful story to tell
and had no trouble In finding an audience
to listen TO his recital.
Among other veracious accounts was
that given by colored tcamster from .
Virginia regiment. who attracted quite
. crowd Of eager listeners In Wizards
hotel
DE fnst ting we knowed We see de
sogers comm, an I should tink dar war
millions on millions. De cap'n OBJ dc
regiment singed ont. 'Drap down dxr!
Drap down dar! But. law, twa'n't no
use! Do bungshells come an took dar
heads clear of!
DDS chile tink him dead for suah, IN
In do cCnfusement MAssa Gibbons mules
done got loose, wid six niggsrs on 'em
IN run smack and smoove into Massa
Iinkum's hines and captured ourselvesi"
YOUTHS Companion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

ALR.xr. April ll.-Lawyer William
Howe this morning made q lengthy ar
gument before 6overnoe Flower in favor
az his client. Carlyle Harris. srntenced
10 he electrocuted next month Tor poison
ing his ~ife. Hsien Potts Harris. The
governor listened attentively while Mr.
Howe reviewed the case. lie argued
that the testimony Of Mrs. Potts was
unreliable and that sufficient evidence
had been produced To show that Mrs.
Carlyle Harris was An opium eater.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

A hose sAould not ssnnd vhi1Deasvane.
Tn~ss 80 ~ railroad sHuso IN uss IN
AmeescA
The soblsss Ars b thss Of MAILING oh
80 Aappy.
rhs overcurious srs not ovsrwisA-
M~sssnsrr.
A man must have . clsAr he'd 70 do
good work.
Ssitchss in time viii never prevent the
day from breaking.
There are about n. 900 miles Of railroad
In op<vation in Canada
Tho shortest man in congress 10 John
b. Fellows u New Yc-k.
Cervsntes' father was . soldier. and b.
hilnsslf served in many w>rA
In Scotland tho total acreage Of nur.
ssry grounds in 1909 Is given at 1853.
Woman. wind, time and fortune
change" says the Portuguese proverb.
The police system in al its branches
costs England nearly 80 900 900 year.
II cattle leave OF feeding and chase
each other around tho pasture. expect
rain.
Don't place IN easel with . largo pic
turs thereon in tho middle Of the parlos
door.
Sir Walter Raleigh bad court suit OF
srmor made Of solid gold inlsid with
jewels.
A sign in Waynesville. Ga. bars this
inscription. LAX handles. ink. pens and
cheese"
Many people consider that fsh arc in
the bsst condition for eating Just before
spawning.
A complete line Of cable and telegraph
was opened between London and Bonn.
bay in 1865.
Statistical reports show that the value
Of sheep docks 10 greater by e42. 00O. 900
in 1892 than in 1870.
Il has been said that fool may ask .
question that a wise man cannot answer.
yet both may be better for the question.
A big raft ON the Josgins pattern.
containing $500. 900 feet Of timber. was
successfully launched at Fort Bragg.
CAL. not long ago.
There are hermits In China who tear
out their eyes in order, they say. that by
closing the two gates Of love they may
open the thousand gates Of wisdom.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
ENTIRE SQUARE BURNED.
So Mary's HAs . Halr Million Dollar
Blal6.

ToLEpo. o.. April ia special TO
the Commercial from SO. Mary's. Ohio
says that between IL and L. o'clock to-
night every business block between the
city buildings aud the Fountain hotel
were entirely destroyed by fire and unless
immediate relief In received the entire
Fountain square will be in ashes. The
following merchants lose entire stocks:
Mckee & Harvel. hardware; j. r.
Heseer. boots and shoes; Charles
Schweiss. saloon; John Stuart. saloon;
ID. +. Alger. photographer; ID. Ever, un.
dertaker. Help has been telegraphed
FOR. and the Lima fire department is ex
Tectsd. The fire started in the second
story 1t StuArt's saloon. The loss will
be in the neighborhood 81 100000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL II 1904

UonoOe0A~ODA nqnoDNs esv0G
s.ss1, s.s1.ss. 3 @.,s $500
- alunAkb - - oons1AA II
sA6lS pusW.A - snlyuAas - vsuhs
n~sas.a N q sshnAPaaaaa. -
-. = = eosd. ~ a0s - UAAoA ~
ussOp1assd IN IL baAV'scoD>hsA Final
b - ousl essna vss dsesSesA 81 ~
vumaa ssss1vs1 10 ysaEt 6vg1Do0
--NUw yWk xslngInA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

CHic,co. April 1.-THE csse 81 Eu
gene Dungiyant. the eS-nevsboy
sA.sins, Millionaire crrin Potter Tor
100000 damages for alleged conspiracy
~ railrosding Dunnivant Ia the peni
Tertiary on charge Il robbery. Was
failed up IN Judge MCt 'ounells court
tptay and dismissed. tho plaintiff r.
su-ing 70 prosecute Tho suit nae been
bending Cor several years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

LAWRENCE. Mass. April IL Edgar
S@s an. ~. cashier ~ the City National
hank ~ Lynn. wss released from jail To.
day after having served four years for
the embezzlemeuf % some -, .nr Swan
pleaded guilty and made no contest at
the time q his srraignment. He made
oyer ~ the bank sa.0O in securities
ldaving hi- net deficit about sfi..o He
Was IN the bank seventeen years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
Cleveland SSgus Ciark.oo.

CtrvELsSp. April H. The Cleve.
land team vas completed today hy the
signing - John Cisrt-on. the famous
pitcher lie vill 70 frpm THE city %
I chattanooga. vher~ he will Ioin the
I 'levelsnd club IN practice Hi- salary
isss materially reduced from that when
he has b~~n accustomed 90 receive.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

n = - ~ rfe~~s tev-efsro srd . fall -
Rr~r~-u.>Sh fs~y u~-t hy s~~eysne
.-9srs a~-r.. I'D a~-rs. sher ~sns s~ees
sr- slsxxise IA and relief IN pv P,ss,Ss
e~~sent Peii-n
~ sx8rs WV 49, Fst'ees" ere ne
~-si is-s .rt -s~s-~s a. ,sk- rh>vys s-.y
s.ss.r. -.,sfs-i arr siiir.ss srsssss soss
- a-h.id ss.-s r-ssfiiv
Ers.l~f,s.v rs~vr- y>rs~-etv nsy - uDes
. - svtpa,s - dass~s~ss~
znts - rh-sr .<S-s . i.ss<s~0
fs .Tsts P-s 80 a ss.s.- si~~ys srsss
sssr:ts re~r - re ehs><~A ~ sAsy'-s
ssffs-s.sfr~f q. rye ~sfsss<es - s'sfs
rn.asY = Fvssrssi Tee ssy ..ly fs ~
sz-s y,s 90
i.rrtv They st-pf~a~sy -ss. csnssip.
Sr- l.sssssoss. faAsss ktsss.6 SIS o
B.i-,ss hs>>&~ - 81 <.-sss-@~~ss 4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
Bsg 1njunssss,u SOFT.

~. Lour-. April II Ia tho United
STATES circuit cpurt the Argument from
'be motion fnr = preliminary Injunction
s-k~f hy the EiI~on Electric Iaght
eompsny sgsinr; the tolamhi incsn
die-srut lamp company. ssa opessed
yesterday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
Califs,SniA IInAnsicr.

Say Fs,Sct~ro. April II. james
F1coi. who sas forced o. resign Last
week - cashier - the p1nohue 4
Kelly tank b. an-e - Irregularities In
hls accounts. ess arrested last ighi on
q varrsns charging him with embek
xltng si9tfsp % the hanks funds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
noru SUBSTANTIAL EvI(o1eo.
Ths osandasd cad CAasocsss q IL Pee
pc oivsag gvsAssss ~ Ds& Cspsaaa1
81 Osahaa He Moves 0osa
Eaaals1.

Mr.kmanuel Thomsn. knova - one of The
most sklllfai nnishers ii nne farnisars. wsk
the cell -knowa nrm Of Berkey D Gay. Add
vho lives a. No lO Scrihnes ssssrt. oysi
"For years ! had iesn running down In
health and vinh,y. due 10 compticasesa ~
taruo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

Ifrrtr Eo-s. Nfs April IL The pre-
h1insfy examination q Ffsns ilhcksy
charged 9Th th@ an.ieF = I,Ah "
Clsstnn. ~i.l -. heidi bsmosso~ sss4nsn
~ IA o'eio.s a. Nossllltan Immediately
after ths arrival q the train fgosa the
affy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
CAUSE OF xEURALCIC HEADACHES
So Plainly Explained by Dr.. Copeland
That All Can Fully Understand.

but pain Is perfect misery, the worst Of
evils. and excessive. overturns all patience"
Why is il 81 many people have neuralgia
headaches!
This question has been asked DR.. Cope
land not less than SO times in his offices
during the past two weeks:
why il il. doctor, that I suffer ~ in
tcnssly from these neuralgic headaches
After a careful consideration the doctor
has found the cause 10 he. in ~ CASES out IT
l6D. catarrh in one form or another. The
reason for these headaches II easily ex-
planned. The term "catarrh" is usually ap-
piled Ia chronic inflammation Of the mucous
membrane lining the nose and throat. Tho
inflammation does not stop there. however.
10y any means. il attacks every mucous
membrane Of the body--head. threat. lungs.
stomach. bowels. bladder. etc. The frontal
sinuses--or cavities i'm the upper front part
of the head-ure connected with the nasal
cavities by small openings. and through
theee the catarrhal Inflammation extends
into the upper cavities until all are involved
and the Indictment reason ana cold winds -
aggravate this trouble tn cause intense
pain, and II radiates from this center out
over the nervous system. causing this Sd
called neuralgia. Have the catarrhal in
Illumination cured and the neuralgia ceases.
Our system Of mail treatment by means of
symptom blank and correspondence is rs
charge is the saine-S month covers every
thing. including medicines. Write for symp-
tom blank To Drs. Copeland and Graham,
Drt L. II
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
STOPS PHILANTHROPY.
An Unconstitutional Law Prevents
Rs~cuing Of Children.

lSpIASAroLIs. April ll.-Judge Tay-
clared Unconstitutional the Law under
which boards Of childrens' guardians
are organized in all the large cities Of
Indiana. These boards were empow-
cred u seize and care for all children Of
dissolute and vicious parents and those
whosc surroundings were not what. in
the opinion II the circuit court. they
should be. Judge Taylor declared the
Law Ia bc one in constraint OF human
liberty and contrary tn the inalienable
rights II the individual.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
$500 A MONTH

ALL PATIENTS WILL BE TREATED
UNTIL CURED FOR 81 PER MONTH.
THIS INCLUDES CONSULTATION. EN-
ANIMATION. TREATMENT AND MEDI-
CINE FOR ALL PATIENTS AND FOR
ALL DISEASES.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

pss-sts ~ho ss~ Tn ID. hsiss q passias
shsss sAssdrsa est ~ ssf~ ssH a. v.si
- ps~A~s os~ he fses~ff.s es~s 80
ssssif ssle-i sn . psises sa~ss - tsSsss
4suA - tesoy~sny ~ sSfnass -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

Ten girls in a composition class in
Cincinnati school were told by their
teacher To write u telegram such as
would he suitable 10 send home in case
Of q railway accident while travelling.
One Of tho girls wrote: Dear Papa
Mamma IL killed. l am in the refresh
ment room. New York Tribune.
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The Root Of II.

What makes You admire Shakespeare
% muchF'
She--Bcause he talks about the seven
ages Of man aud never mentions that of
woman. Chicago Inter Ocean.
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