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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

During the psst week thousands OF
the celebrated Nonpareil and City
Market cigars, made by II + Bour,
don q Bro, d East Second st. Try one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
FLOUR Is CHEAPER

Than ever. You can buy a bag
(I2A lbs) for "a cents, or q
sample bag for IS cents; good
flour. A sample bag of the
famous Matches" fancy pat
emit for II cents, a I2A lb. bag
for "a cents, or barrel for
$3.50, delivered at your home.
You can get all grades Of Flour,
from the cheapest to the best.
Also all kinds of Feed for
horses, cows and chickens. Try
the New Food" for puddings.
desserts, &c, only S cents a
pound; a pound will fill a large
bag, at s.'s
JAMES c. MORRoW'S.
Cor. Twelfth and Fsenoh ets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16
TO FORCE BUSINESS,
TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS,
TO MOVE OUR STOCK MORE RAPIDLY.
TO GET THE CASH,

Is simply why we offer 20 PER CENT. REDUCTION
on 50 styles OF Pantaloons. All our manufacture
desired, and with the above reduction off you certanl,
get great value for your money We secured last week
rom manufacturer number of different lots of Su
Tor men, in Sack and Cutaway Coats, AT JUST ONE
HALF THE WHOLESALE PRICE, and now ofe,
them at less than ordinary It's your chance to buy
cheap: We want to sell them. We will give you promp,
and you don't like them when you get them home we
will gladly exchange or Unnecessary, refund your cash
just think OF suit of clothes very nearly Atwood nice
neat design and properly made for children to twelve
years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

We will not name the large firm
that has been working on stock
work In this city until every place
shout the premises is filled with
Goods. and the firm contemplates
shutting down in q few days fol
an indefinite time. as that would only
put the free-trade papers OF the city
~ the trouble OF making wholesale
Genial OF the report and Of saying that
e1mss were never better In Whining
TN.
Nevertheless It IL true unless those
- very close connection with the es
fablishment are deceived Into making
rsports that cannot be substantiated
- 10 said also that another firm: that
ms already reduced the wages Of its
employees. Is working on stock work
merely to keep their hands employed
end will, unless times get better. be
compelled to shut down indefinitely.
y sffords US no pleasure to refer to
these instances of business depres.
sion. but as they are actual facts
securing around they become pub
Nc property and subjects OF legitimate
and common remarks. talk with
The carpenters and builders OF the city
oniy back up these reports OF business
depression.
When times are good and our manu-,
factories are running to their full ca
pacity with prosperity looming up In
the fcture. houses would be going up
Ia all objections over our city, but now
they are the exceptions. Woraingmer
are doubling up two families In &
house. and. there are'pienty OF houses te
rent without much trouble at reduced
rents. Does anybody believe tina,
these evidences OF depression in bust
ness are caused by anything else thar
= change in the adm inlstration7
There may be those who voted fol
this change not ready to make that
admission yet, but If times continu,
growing worse they will get to thai
admission mark before long. TIL.
condition OF business was plainly
foretold before the election took place,
but under the fascinating oratory o.
local and imported free traders, work.
ingmen lost their heads and voted fol-
q change which they thought could
do no harm. The change is coming
on gradually and drawing near witt
Increased pressure. Let US still hope
that the worst promised by the Demo
Gratis in their national platform NAV
never be realized.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

Fire Brick and Coal
From leading makers.
-, George u. Mccall Company.
oiiicos, Eighth and ShIpley streets,
Telephone No. 675.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

DuBLIc SALE
WIN be sold OF public sale at Adans'
station. Christiana undred, on
ON THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1893.
Att o'clock p. m.
40 flrst class Lancaster county cows fresh
amd sprinKers. Also few stock bulln
who purchase will get good oiIes, Terms
90 days ROBERT MERRit,K.
: J, @. Robinson, Auc. :
Ellis Hicks, clerk. ITO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

DUDLIC SALE OF CowS-At ourHsfY
Il form. one mile west OF Centre IN
willie. Del, ON 80
TUESDAY. JUNE 10 1893
At lao p. M.
One car load OF fresh cows and close
spt!ngers. on Commission for George b.
Potter Of Bedford county Pa; also two
bulls and some fat cows
.. PAssMoRE BROS.
ANDERSON. Auct. jio
pUBLIC SALE-8 carriages, % sets of
4 new double and single harness and
JUNE II. At 10 O'Clock. at No. 3 Il. Fourth
street. GEORGE DRAKE,
Jio-ot Auctioneer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-16

The Remainder of the Cases Disposed
of Yesterday Afternoon.-Two Old
Applicants Against Whom Specific
Charges Are Preferreh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
FOR ORGANIZED CHARITY.
All Ci,iz.ns Earnestly Invited to Attend
ths Mass Meeting.

All Ci,iz.ns Earnestly lnvi,ed to Attend
ths Mass Meeting.
The projectors OF the proposed sys-
tenn Of orranlzed charity for this city
have completed all details for the mass
mseting IN Powers opera house tomor-
row night anu Is 10 expected that there
will be . large turning ont OF cit.zens
to hear the eminent speakers who will
discuss the matter.
The principal speakers of the even
ing will bs b. Rosenaw of Buffalo, su-
perintendent OF the board Of organized
charities 1t the worlds fair. l.. c.
storrs OF Lansing, secretary Of the
state board OF corrections and charities
and formerly prominently interested In
charitable work ia Detroit, will also be
present. Lew l.. Barbour of Detroit
will speak on "Ihe Friendly Visitor"
Alexander Johnson. secretary Of the
state board of charities of Indiana. has
announced that he will be here II poesl-
bic. The Hon. Thomas ID. Gilbert will
preside.
Citizens who feel like contributing to
the expense OF hiring the house are
asked TO make their contributions at
the box Office ~ tney enter. The plan
TO be discussed will DO the central zing
OF the many charitable efforts of the
city, go As To make eacn moro effective,
aud ali citizens, whether they favor
such system or otherwise, are ear
nestiy invited % come out and near
what may be saik
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
HE DIED FOR THEN
Henry 6urieson Could Have
Saved Himself,
BUTTRIEDTo sAytHIs FRIENDS
Ass Went Down - an A~ful Dsssh.
H.s tisEosc Aa-m2s - Warn othsss
~ I1psnd4ax D4asss.

The testimony tAken .; Cadillac "a
tee inquess "a TIE cody Of Hsnry W.
hufissoa. tas 0saaa Rapids traveller
~n0 sas klilsd IA The recent COLLISION
On ths O. L 4 l.. has developed sonss
snursly nsv features VI ne accident
he esk1sles snoss Inss Baflssoa sAs
Standing on sAs rear Of me vay car
seen No. rocnd<d tie curve, about
fDrty focs alsl2nL tie Is oace catered
the ear and called . . man by tue
name Of Asoisy. rao wa Al sntimats
freud u his. sEo travelled viih AREA Ia
ssslsI Ia handling Ira ranks- NAuIey
sas aitrg IA toe cupoiz q tho way
ear. Ga tares othsfA Buxlrs0n called
70 him - lump. lhsy are rcnnink into
"a. sad tarned snd started for toe
rear d0or. 1ne conductor OF No. ID
s&s stan1 ng ga the Top step on tbs
rear OF tns way car, sxsing ne lantern
across tas track. Buflrson passed
out of the door. just ~ hs
stepped out en- me platform two
OF tle passengers IA their haste Aad
the csclsenear % gstslng ont crowded
past h.n. oas Of them tnrEsd 10 tbs
Fignt an the other 10 tae lett. The sd-
where Conductor FanDussn Vas s.Ant-
ing. Blrlesoa ~ss attempting 10 gc-
at, bot 4as hsid back ~ tooss ia
'front.' OF nm. TIE conductor aad tso
rxs.enxrr. ahead OF burleson all tesii-
Ted that No. : strcc< No 10 At about
zoe time Iney struck the Snow. All
supposed mat Brriesou Jumped, bat
fr0n the testimony u = evsden. thai
he loss sis l,f- IA gne ands2sor 10 save
Man.ey aad toe other PASSENGERS In
other s0fds, instead % jumping vhsn
ne saw No : come around the curve.
he xtfsmptsd 10 save the llfs OF ms
Tread Nsalsy and other passengers.
Ias evidently we're not Is thoughtful
a. DC. a. tnsy rushed ouserosdlng nm
back vhsrs ne could no, Jump IN tins
% savs Dis lie. Tn.s Was his nstare,
assays looking out for the comfort
and safety OF bis friends. aud IN this
bis last act 4 cost him his life. Hls
accident insurance viii DO pad. 5 900.
Just ss soon "a the proper proofs can
be made, probably within tniFty days
TIE coroner's Jury eensured Tate, en-
pneer On tbs head engine OF No. 2.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

CRY Attorney Says Allowances @
Logan Street Are Wrong.


Logan Street Are Wrong.
Yesterday, John Coleman, who was
awarded 800 damages fer fill In
front of his lot on Logan street offered
10 quit clam TO the city tho fourteen
feet OF ground covered By the embsnk-
nent. Ii was discovered that Mr..
Coleman does not own the lot, but
that be purchased il on contract. lie
therefore could not legally quit claim
the property to the city. City Attorney
Taylor refused to have anything to do
with the matter. One of Coleman
neignboTs. Mr.. Werspgs, was granted
S2o5 for the fill in front Of bis place
some time ago against the protest OF
the city attorney. who claimed that be
cause Nr. WeiripgA stood by aud did
not protest against the hill and the city
officials suppose he was satisfied with
the grade Line ne forfeited his right to
collect damages.
The matter Was referred TO the alder.
meu of the Tenth ward, who allowed
Mr.. Weirln2a's attorney to draft the
report. or course the attorney got the
nsaviest damages be could for bic
Client. TIE report WAS not shown e
tie city attorney but was asked To re-
poI. on what fund II should be paid
from. Mr.. Taylor SAYS there was no
necessity OF paying these Claims and
tue aldermen IN making q report did
no: consult n. at all sc to the !egali,y
OF the claims
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
srb-Ban 1ues Commissses.

The banquet committee appointed by
the board OF trade neId a meeting yes.
terday afternoon and appointed the
following snb-committees to complste
the preliminary arrangements:
Printing-w. II. K.nsey.
To Secure Piace-William Alden
Smith and :. NJ. Lemon.
Musc--J. III. r. Hughsrt.
Invitation-F. A. Maynard and John
Blodgett-
meeting Of the general COMMITTEES
will he held at O'Clock Saturday
afternoon Ia Mr.. BlodgeiI's Office in the
Biodgett block TO receive the reports of
the subcommittee and to arrange the
program.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES
Chosen to Rrpssssn, tbs Wards in Two
Conventions.


Conventions.
The following n The result OF the re-
publican esueuses held IN the wards
la.. nghs 10 eaooss delegates 10 TIE
county convention, which Will meet IN
LIucola rali tomorrow afternoon and
10 the counly judicial convention yet
10 DC called. The question OF partisan
or non- partisan nominations OF the en-
cut jndges DAD lEtls weignt IN any OK
the wards. A isrge majority Of too
delegates TO the judicial Convention are
believed 70 favor republican nomlna-
l.Ons OF republican Judges:
FfR,r WAKD--H. r Locher, chair
hat. a.. II. De GRAF. secretary.
County Convention - Hendrlkus
L~ppink. Charles Reeves. Sanco
Iac.slal Convention = Lrcius Sar-
geant. Henry +. Locner, Gen. u. K.
Perez.
sscoNn waRp-R r. LOOMS. chair
nlaa. D. r. Burns. secretary.
County Observation-Disclosures Logic,
g.. ". Wagner. NJ. l.. Bocner.
Judicial Conventional w. Woleo.t,
"a G. Burcn, r. A. + dgers
Tursp WARD-R. W. Buttsrfield.
CHAIRMAN. ;. NJ. Lealon, secretary.
Coaaty ConventiOn-R- W. Butter
field. A. l.. Bouc.rse. William Neanr.
Judicial Convention-J. n. Jamlson,
" +. Perkins. X. vs.. Baterneld.
forarH WAkr--Dr. j. 4. Grlsvolc,
charman; Henry T. Chase. secretary.
County Convention George Il.
wsaiy. Henry T. Case. J. ID. Nay
AZ m
IaJicssi Convsntion-willard Kse.
nsy. Joseph =. Mare, Frederick Locis-
firYH wAnD-Gsorgs f. Coxshali,
Chairman, Norman r. Tucker. sscrt.
tsry.
County CONVENTIONAL T. Hustled.
r. K. Dodge. y. s.lvius.
Jadic.si Edwin Wsds,
Normsn =. Tucxer. George +. Cogsnsli.
Srxru WARr-tslsin olson, caslr-
mao. ~ HoicomD. secretary
Coantv Conyentio1--Cslvln Edison,
". :. Edison. Are Van brss.
Iutirlai Convsntion-ffeorgs Fothsr
gf. Robert McGhee. J. w. Holcomh.
Ssvrxrn W4Rp-fouis Hins, enasr.
u,.a. Arthur a. Culver. secretary.
Coaaty Convvnuon-C. +. Peterson,
ioQ's "a ntz. A. n Culver.
J1s.cisl Convsnuon-f. w. Nay.
James A. Coye. Alfred Peier.on-
Ei4aru Nssn--A. ii Robinson.
hArmsn.J roland Clark, secretary
County Convention n A. hcNIl-
isnas. ~. ". Adams. W. p. Oil.
J10icisl Coursnuon-E. q. u. Hob
ten. , -. Kstrnstr. A. ~ kotinsoa.
<fSrR WAsp - William Haynes,
charmsn, A. Per lee. secretary.
fountyt og~Dtion--N liam Haynes,
Atrshsr Per Lee. J. y Horton.
fatcfsl tons@nGon--S. +. Andrews,
J. y. tsfiey ~. o.. Rand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

Ths Association in Good Condition-Ths
New OficerA
The annual meeting Of tas Police
Bensds assoesAtion was he'd at $50
yesterday afternoon IN the pollcs court
room Presldsnt Doheriy occupied the
eaA.r. The reports OF officers showed
that there nas beea expended IA sck
benefits, death benefits zat pther ex-
psns~s more than 900, sna ths treas
ursr has about $50 on hand after all
the deDts are pad
Tho election of officers was the event
Of the dzy, aud the result en- vs that
the boys Ike . man with = rien brozue
IA the CHAIR. President Dohsrty speaks
f.cner irisn brogue than any man on
the force, except Tom Mahsr. For the
coming year the scotch bsogue Will oc-
eupy toe cneir. The unanimous choice
OF the association MAS David Dunlop.
whose Scotch orcgue 10 as rscn ~ any
.'Laddie" IN the land. The resuls OF
the election wss ~ follows President.
David Danlop; vice president. A. al.
Porter; secretary, r. j. SITTER; treas
urer, q. W. Traxicr; trustees. y. j. Van
Dine, George IA. Wr.is. W. Ia. Brown,
John r. Mccarthy AMI r. q. smith.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

TxsrH WAaD-I. D. stevens. char
sssa, 4. u. Warren, SECRETARY
Co1asy Conssotton - DSfsn1 Ls
Graf. Anne Lln1eaodsr, l. n.
kishop.
judicial conysntion-john DIksmA,
H. NJ. 9o~bci. c. X bafnAnsn.
ELssxaEa 1aAp - ". A. CiArks
cbsHuaas p. J. b2s<s. ss<rsizry.
cesaty conv~stisn--I. g. Alsxan-
der. Nicholas wsys. Cornelius Bak<sr.
Jadlclal coavsnlon-Iohn A. Yer
ksrks. Paul J. Aves.l. tnArlss IL Nan
Ancsa
TxxLsrn wAKp w T. Johnsoa.
CHAIRMAN. Alderman Harper. ssers-
larry.
county Convention Henry Harper.
Frank Nortsl. Gerr.g Z2slmink.
JUDICIAL tonv~ntlon-A. +. ehrvef.
benjamln BRAKEMAN. Charles l. Nov.
rcr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
HELP LAST
Thirty Weeks Sick. the Last
Twenty Weeks Confined
TO Bed.

Ny wife has been sick abou1
thirty weeks. and the lac
twenty weeks confined I'd
bed. had i've doctorss. hut nd
benefit; got worse all the
the time and the doctors sais|
no one could help her shr COD
weaker and weaker all the tinre
and had dreadful pains aud
could not stand alone. When
in company with my wlfc !
brother, ! called on Dr. :. CLAW
Todd, 10 North Division street,
room 4, and gave him an
account Of her case. lie pre-.
pared some medicines. and 4
began giving them 20 her.
From the start the medicines
helped her az DIR. Todd sa.d
they would. aud she gradunliy
improved and today. nfter
about four weeks using Ir. :.
Clay 1odds medicines, she ID
able 20 walk ten feet ~<thous
assistance.
JACOB ZUIDERFELD
- LssAs street. Sssse hspl1s. MseA.
'Anusf5 q. ia
NOlt-ftss paffsnt surerrr. sraoua,lx -.
eotrfint hsr hesfh has ttfsaef~' -
49,. ss. enS c>>~ "a = cturss ia 49, 49,
- let 1tts se2ra Tier thgsic.srs 80
e.'si.s 20 k-ss Anf fcItsf tnf.i tl.t ~. ffs.ss<
~ ~. Z. az Iede, tAta sue xrae1sii, -,
bstter. 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
WIDE AWAKE WOMEN
Acted as HOsss at Ali Souls Church Las,
Evening.

LvenlnE.
The Ladies Furnishing society OF All
Souls unlyersalist church gave n pleas-
INK. entertaining and profitable vzien-
tine social aud supper last night in the
church Sunday school room. Tie
social vas devised for the purpose OF
raang funds With wa ca 70 furnish fhs
new building. and 400 was Melted
from the supper and sale OF fancy sftl.
clss ami candy. The new Fischer
piano Just procured BY the scnool VA,
used for tbs fret time lsst night. and
everybody was we'll pleased vftn the
instrument. Toe ladies' have furnished
new table linen, dishes ard sllyerrars
"a - used - glving church supper.
and that outfit wss also used for tie
hrst tins isst night.
Ia connections with the supper, A
muslea. and literary entertainment VA
gwen. Mrs. Myrtle koon tbefrymar
read sn or Kiusl valentine entitled
''NsisnflBs. tnpld q Co.. and ~ =,
BESSIE Walker had The hooor OF fisy.
ing ins afst solo on the new pisne.
lspi 7. DAVIS gave two regulations and
Anefee fyfs entertained the sndfencs
80 vocal solos. A large crowd 80
pfes<at sad tse lad - sfs gresfis
ptessed over the success - The first -
. sefies It so-ais.s 10 ee sieen - Them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
PARK CHURCH ANNUAL.
Reports Of o1lcsrs ssssssstov-Ths
ElsSton

Reports Of oHcsrs Sssls.sstou-Ths
E.sSton-
The annual meeting Of the Park con-
gregatloral cnureh held lsss nighs VA
largely attended and the reports II ON
c<rs aud from tie Various church or.
gznsxxt ons were extremely graufying.
Treasurer IL. J. Holllstef made re-
port uhich showed that the expsnsss
OF the church for the year loS2
amount To sc. oSe.o2. The reesIpts
lacked $50 OF this account Treasurer
Hoilistsr sAid Is was the most saslsfsc-
tory snowlng made in many yeara- la
addition 10 the above report he showed
that the soclety expensrs have been
1888. assds from the tgurss con-
tanned ia the above report
The clerk vas the first ON ees 70 elfc,
and William Judson received . major
isy OF the votes. bus refused to serve.
NcGeorTs BuEdy. VINO served - clerk
The lsst year. WAS declared elected IN
stead Of Mr.. Judson. II. J. HOLSTER
was reelected treasurer. William Hol.
dane and G. w. Colt were reelected
deAcons for three years. Tho question
OF an assistant to the pastor MAS dis-
ccssed. but 4 was not decided. A guar
antse fund Of $500 has been subscribed
looking toward maintenance OF a.
assistant II 10 proposed 10 issue loco
shares of stock. each worth 81. and to
sell this stock for tnis purpose. IL the
necessary funds are not raised in this
manner the 5000 guarantee fuad viii
10 drawn upon.
Fifteen members Of the business
muittee were elected az follows: ".
l. Avery, Or. Boise. George s. Bolt
wood. II. d. Brown. AcGeorge Bundy.
c. W Cot. James Gallup. Z. ii. Glea.
son, IL. J.. Hollister. r. J. Horton. l..
~. Cutcheou, l. Z. Powell. +. Il. Wal
lin. William Judson, t. +. Judd, W.
NJ. Palmer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

A. curious state Of affairs exist:
among the residents of lie Grand street.
A large number Of heuses on thai
street belongs 10 the estate OF Mr.
Adams, who.res,des somewhere m Cal.
ifornia. All of the houses are occu.
pied, but the tensnts have not paid one
cent Of rent for two or three years.
Some of these persons object 10 paylne
for the cleaning of their vaults and
kick because ltis moi paid by the owner
Ii 10 needless to say that Mr.. Adams
tenants do not move more lhsn twice q
war.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

gymnastics She is an enthusiastic
advocate Of teaching gymnastics IN the
public schools. She tninks too much
attention u given TO mental instruction
TO the neglect Of physical teachings.
In her opinion one should have a.
high an ideal physically ss morally
and mentally. The same exercise and
instruction shoulld be gwen girls rs Is
gwen boys, and they should by proper
exercise be as strong as boys in pro-
portion 20 their size. At the close
Miss Newcomb gave = series of poses
and expressions to illustrate tho prin-
ciples OF the system.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED

Nerves. oessHiy Nssoss wsssne->~s 81
saitias fron esfir tn<issretians soa .se-ur.|
81 msnbece. esef~srs - tie trsiE- furrsr-~
tfesfueat 81 scene otit-r fts~as-. sr.rrep>|
uss o. frsirumsats ia sssusnafioa ana sr><s
meat 81 solss ether Sss~ssss hsrcfitsrr v<s1
ness etc. esasnx ICES Issnheed. iutot.nes
tsrrtnEes- Inability % CO sct f2esx ~ ri
uemhefH word dErinE eons~rssfionl sssin|
the ssrsrer ios> cenrssses b. sser, e.. -.
himself eats NJ eess.nx VERY sns s-siss
steot troubles thai tever esrn- ssnst.u.-
espsinz bslspsr sftss saasins irss~ff. -
tern q Deafness FsFsirrts hs,roasss-s ~,
bssrt DISEASE instiats - eoo1scs nas - =.
etc.
I1is ftsesss. Wits al fts ~0srifesfiors 4
si~sss Cured ~ IN a tL4TToDn. a = Ell
bltisloE slss4 feonos L , snd q sfsea has a.
ktch
Ca lmmc4la,slp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

The long expected meeting IN the
interest OF this organization will be
held ~ Powers opera house Friday
evening a. O'Clock. See aims and
objects OF these organizations will be
stated 10y gentlemen from Buffalo
and Detroit who are familiar with
them. The expense OF this meeting
will Re about $50 or SIS, and those who
are disposed to help pay II may leave
their contributions ut the ticket Office
as they enter the opera house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

The Roots, Herbs. Bnrks. cie
are shipped directly - Dr. I
Clay Todd from The counfr,c
where shcy grow. and nre cor
pounded and disPeusst ~ hsni
Medicines senf - ell f,affs q
the world iHsise ofie c2ik
possible. o. write aiIfiiit fot
complaint IN your vvn lar
xusee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
Shameful
Confession

Tsira shameful confcssicn -
uazke that many people srs
wiling % use adnitrra'cd arti-
cixs because fhry are cheaper,
and IA doing 50 cftcn subject
irr themselves % iniuricns
effects. feT n must net be
rsrooSed isat those Who are
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

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