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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
JAVA WILL GET OUT
HAD TROUBLE WITH THE FAIR
Expesisboa omcs~is Demanded IN MA
horbis~ns Prrc~ns.xe OF tho Iio-
c<ipss-Th~y Go 90 Antwerp

CHICAGO. Aug sS.--The Javsness vii
izzs on the Midway Piaissnce was
closed 10 day and the natives are making
preparations 10 leave the worlds fair and
Chieag6 The company is indignaat AZ
the treatment 10 has receiyec at the
hands of the worlds fair management
and its officials say they viii not reopen
negotiations hooking toward ssttieaient
Of the difficulty with the exposition
The Java people will quit the fair as
soon ss possible and SO direct 10
Antwerp 20 prepare an exhibit at
the Belgian exposition. which opens
next spring. The arrangement.to bring
the exhibit 10 Chicago was made by
Leigh s. Lynch. the accredited com
missioner 10 the Malay archipelago.
Lynch ana others represented what vas
known a. the Oceanic Trading company.
q. l. DE Bruyn and w. Il. Garrison are
stockholders and represented the other
stockholders in Java.
Ii was not the intention OF the Java
nese 70 pose as an attraction on the
Midway. but they claim they had been
told that they would be a part OF the
Nctto . fidif pfoict auo "cAiu ~. ~
corded the treatment due exhibitors.
They refuse fatty to permit the village
10 be opened until the contract with
Lynch had been dissolved. This was
accomplished finally and the Java Chi
cago- syndicate was formed and
the y village opened under a
contract with the worlds
fair providing that 30 per cent of the
gross receipts OF theater admissions and
10 per cent from the sale OF merchandise
be paid to the company Mr.. de Bruyn
says there was to DO no gate admission.
but that when the village opened the
fair demanded 80 per cent OF the en-
trance fee also The company expended
$4,000 on the exhibit and the manage
ment declares it could not operate under
such conditions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
cusrox HousE ERAuDs.


e~rshed in New YORK.
NEw YoaK. Aug 22-rhs custom
house Investigation has resultcd in un-
e2rthinx esi<ience of lar bosinens meth
ods In the surveyors depsrtnent
aud possibly of systematlc fraud.
II 10 said that arrests are to be
made a once. Thomas III Mouison. In
charge cf the bureau a geiehers and
gaugers was the principsf witness yes-
terday. He Was unable q explain the
differences between the aolual weight of
certain merchandise a. specified on
manifests and invoices and ss reported
BY weighers- The dock books used by the
weighers and gaugers wcrsfound BY the
commissioners to be In sshocking condi-
tioa. The commission discovered that
lead pencils had been used. In making
entries. and that there we're many era
surss. traces Of alterations and other
peculiar features Evidences Of manip-
ulation OF figures were everywhere APP
parent and Commissions McFarlane
said at the close OF the session that no
had not the slightest doubt that there
had been extensive steaiings among the
employees Of the department At the
barge Office and custom house il was
said the course OF the commission would
be TO make wholesale arrests among en-
ployes OF the bureau OF weighers and
gaugera-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

PoET HuEos. Mich. Aug. cs.-Ths
railroad ticket found on the body of the
unkncwn man picked up near Sand
Beach. Friday. Was Of recent date. Au-
gust IL. This shows that he isn't the
man who jumped from the Badger State
over two weeks ago. His address on a
slip of papsr was IA l.. Corbeil. 10 ST.
Andre IL Is possible that he Is . rela-
tive of the Corbolfs of Cadillac. who
once lived In the 81 Andre quarters.
Montreal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

OaxL.sp. Cal. Aug. ~. c. Grim
mins vas shot and mcytally wounded
today by his wife. The couple quar-.
reied on account - he drinking habits.
and the wsfe hai sued for divorce. A
fsw days aso The hasbsnd proaalsed 20
rrfosfn ard eas given lhfns davs -
tapes %. The elfe elaims that he has
been drunk ever sinee and that be n
gackei her this morning shen she shot
him ia elf defen@c. IL he a}inr state.
msnt Ctsnalns says he susei ne sialsnee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

Lsxxisa. Mich. Aug = The faneral
q late pnsssl states Marshal Nslisam
Nan Bafpn. uhe diesf San,ist eiii u
haris.i iamaffew sfsswbs~fs. Mr. Naa
nasse "a. knaxn fhfoaghoai Mlektskn
A. |. is..fsea retufa3esn paisiisfea tfe
80 l.,,n IL ('ag..ls IN lsf2 sad irefnesl
ti.e eflafsf : tfe.ie lfrstesst - Isl p i4r6
~. .sss.s 4. fsnsls.e q, tascasss f6.rhtn ah
q a. ,fnte tSi.tfee tsfafe. tkea eeorsl
~ IA M fief.re. Re eeallhaed - ~
sse..ses's ea,s.f' : uasii fhe isfs<ss .isatA
hsn ks Fegehsfpa 80 isssfuNs = he
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

PoRr HuRoS. Mich. Aug. 2s.-During
a heavy wind storm Saturday night an
electric light wire broke In the northern
part 81 the city and hung over a tree.
the end reaching nearly 20 the ground.
Early this morning q l0year old hoy
named Eddie Morris noticed the wire
and grabbed the end of n HE hand
Was badly burned. the cords and bones
being exposed. Luckily the contact wee
not gcoi enough 10 one % xiii the lad.
he is reported in fair uay 20 recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

NsaaAaA fALfa y = AUg =
Ansshrf canssidste fof fails hst.eFs hsa
arf-ss.f II - snnoanced that early
~ u naoafh : Yeeas aaa aAm@i HEX
xill flss his liis ~ eso@sing tks sntes
ln lseenlsaf a4enet /. lie flsn = -
hass haff ls'sh eshgs safslehsa sffs4a
lh4 sases. l.esss festy fe~t higher - ess
ED fhsa sAe etset A efessea rhesl
wisl Fas "a skf sIf~. st.a - this ~1ii -
sgtsehs.f giafe g iasthes. sAsea elli
ks.a - kss lssik = hiis as.l1. sss slAls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
JUMPED THEIR BAH.
Two Prisoners Escape From Jail Dur
ing q Sunday school Rally.

HOWELL, August 2s.-while at the
Sunday school Rally Sheriff Chase was
relieved OF two Of his prisoners They
simply unlocked the door and walked
out, and as nearly everybody was down
to the park they went unmoiested. One
boy. Frank Van Veist. was sent from
Fowlerville for thirty days for tapping
whisky barrels at that place.
The other was Robert Runyon. known
as Nashville Bob" and 10 said TO be
desperate man and wanted In several
places in this state. He was awaiting
trial at the circuit court for breaking
into a way car on the Toledo & Ann
Arbor railroad. Sheriff Chase says he
cannot account for their getting away.
but he thinks Bob had pal who un-
locked the door while the jail was left
unouarded
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
SAVED HER CHILD.
Mrs. Mesoow Burned 20 Death while
Doing So.

PORTLAND. Mich. Aug. 2s.--Mrs-
Meadow. wife Of Sebewa minister. was
burned to death early yesterday morn
ing. Her house caught tire. and IL seems
that her husband was too much ratified
10 render any effective assistance. She
herself first rescued her mother and a
child on the first fioor. then rushing up
stairs grasped her little boy and threw
him out Of the window, breaking his leg.
She started 10 return. but the floor
gave way and she fell back into the
flames In few minutes the house had
burned 10 the ground.
William Hare. neighbor, ran 10 the
house 10 catch the boy. lie expected
the mother to jump and was horriiied 10
see her fall back into the flames. To-
gether with a man named White he
tried 10 rescue the woman, but could do
nothing. Mr.. Meadow was stupefed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

FxSsvILLE. Aug. 2s.-The new NJ. r.
church is now complete. The Rev. j. r.
Peschmann. the present pastor. Is de
serving ~ special praise Ia connection
with the successful issue Of the building
plans. The building was 10 have been
dedicated Yesterday, the Rev. Washing
ton Gardner. Of Albion, and Presiding
Elder Masters being here for that pur-
pose; but owing probably 20 the great
financial stringeney a postPonement was
necessary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
ATTACKED BY HIGHwAYMEN.
Train Fired Into by Three Men and
Two Passengers Wounded.

MrpDLKsBoRoUoH.K Ky. Aug. .2s.--As the
passenger train on the Middlesborough
Belt Line railroad was nearing Half Way
House. three men sprang from the
bushes and fired into the coaches. Mrs.
Mary Bowling was shot through the left
side and John Brownston received a
bullet la the thigh. The engineer threw
open the throttle and was soon out of
range. Ono Of the three was recognized
a. a member Of the Rice Green gang
The excitement IL intense and posse
is organizing TO scour the mountains for
the desperadoes II caught they will be
swung 10 the nearest limb.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

NoErEslLkk. Mich. Arg. &-August
funtuffsky While kuntnE IN the woods
neaf here yesterday afternoon- tun-
ta1sky xas about Tour feet behind Seit,
Ing when his gun caught In the under.
brush and the whole charge catered
Settings right leg just below the hip
seserine the main artery. Setting Was
nifty years Old and has q wife and two
chiidnn- He viii die. luntnnsky wss
formerly of Detroit and works On q
farm Tor William Meinksrt tso miles
south Of here de i near neighbor q
Setting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

WssetsoFus Aas. - The hfst fsa
Amssiaaa sss.ilesl essnafsss sill asss.m
ile 10 lkss etty aspifnsissf .. and cen
finus ~ ss=sissn fsaf as9s II xiil tfut
ally bs the tsssesi astlefiaT - nhy
sseians seer h~i8 - the hiefsay q the
aaslifsi ffssfsrzl ~ Ths Ale<s,rsn
Me.Heai s@saf alian a lss saskisla islsi
- tkis sts - Iasa. iisn sthsftai >
ss~Aafiaa sstesaine a. ihylts(iaa 81
fks nssslieai pfsfass.s.a q iiss nasisfa
4 sf7latat as@tif ~ E4asfsiea, seef
4 sss sFs.sssa - hsss lts sslfsss-ssas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

LAssso.I Mich. Aug. 2s.-PanI NJ.
Chamberlain Of Aurora. III. has been
appointed and accepted the position u
assistant professor u mechanical en-
gineering ht the agricultural college.
and assumes his duties at the beginning
OF the fall term. next Wednesday. lie
graduated nt the NJ. A. c. ia 1sss. and
from Cornell university In 1890 He is
a son Of Henry 81 Chamberlain. Of the
hoard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

CADILLAc. Mich. Aug. % -B. LJones.
brakeman on the Grand Rapids A In.
diana railroad. Saturday. while riding
on switch engine on a side track.
stepped off on 10 the main track. Back
ing down on this was logging engine.
Before Jones could jump he was struck.
The engine passed completely over has
body, mangling him feaffuliy. Death rc-
suited instantly. He lived In Saginaw.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
ARrHUR Will. SETTLE
Ann Arbor Suit Compromised for
81. 800 and Costa

ToIEpo. Ohio. Aug. 2s.-Judgc Kicks
has made an order allowing the receiver
of the Ann Arbor Railroad company
and Chief Arthur. of the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers. TO settle the
$4,000 damage suit brought by the
railroad company against Chief Arthur
during the late trouble. Arthur agrees
10 pay t2.Jo0 and the costs In this case,
and also the cosis in the case ~ the
Ann Arbor against the PeDnsylvanis
and other connecting lines that were
brought into the affair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
sLAYERs OF HEIiMIcK CAUGHT.
They Are Four Boys Who Want co be
Desperadoes.

DAsvrLLE. ILL.,. Aug. 5s.-The four
highwaymen who murdered Henry Hell
mich. a wealthy farmer. Friday night.
were arrested this morning. The muir
derers are Danyille boys who had just
started out with the intention Of making
n regular business OF highway robbery.
Tho boys left Danyille and walked six
teen miles into the country with the ex-
press purpose OF robbing Helmick. Be-
fore reaching his place they held up two
persons, realizing 55 cents. Harris has
confessed and McJunkins is expected to
weaken. Either Starr or Pate fired the
fatal shot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

PLfsorrH. Aug. 2s.--Last night .
gang ~ iFamps broke open bor car
loaded uifh merchandise standing on
the Flint rere Marqastte tracks and
begsn unloading the fucte valnahie ar
ticles out utson The ercuDd. ffrparatpfy
O. making aesy with thco. but f4tnef
Wiliegt : sutssyof. aiscosesei them
and. IN compsny With dispatcher ffosa
the defsat gave rhkse. but in the DARK
nes. thsf clusled capture
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

besines< and became managing r@rtnsI.
rsiitag cat % IhoFpe 4 Goz1frsy an lssA
sance then BE has beea = uenter q the
fHn q Ihenpson A Nsn bpren. job
prlnters. q this cily.
He vas tuses elected m4sor q LAn-
sing. and uas appointed Cnited States
marshal IN le<A Candidates for the
Vacancy are numerous already and
snong them 4 en- Dspsts k4ilrosa con-
missioner NcIznehlin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
CONSTRUCTION or wARsHIrs
Question Brought Up On the House
OF Commopa

Lospos. Aug. 2s--In the house %
commons today Edward T. Gouriey.
member for Sunderland and a well
known shipbuilder. asked whether since
the sinking of the vsrship Victoria. the
governments attention had been di-
rectsd 30 the criticism ~ experts ~
home and abroad as 81 the utility ~
ships q monster size and whether an
inquiry would bc made regarding the
capability 81 the lower structure of such
ships TO prevent cspsizing IN the event
of eome q their compartments filing
with water.
The Rt. Hon. Sir Ukay .Shuttlsworth.
secretary Il the admiralty. replied that
the sdmlraity had not failed 81 consider
the criticisms referred "a. but gss dscid-
edly a the opinion that 4 would he al
visable 20 build more ships ~ The al.
neusions already decided upon IN view
a the strength ~ those they might en-
counter "a case q ear.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
Ennnd Dea.i in nn.I

ADRIAN, Mich, Aug. 2s.-Martin Hol-
loway. aged So years. a very prominent
day morning. when his daughter in law
went TO call him TO get ready for church.
He was heard coughing about 3 o'clock.
but as he often had such spells during
the night, nothing was thought Of IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

Jackson. Mich. Aug. 2s.-The Ma
tional wheel works opened up this morn
ing after a months shut down. The
men had not worked long when a gene
raj strike occurred, caused by notice
OF a rsduftjon OF - per cent in wages
all around only three men remaining AZ
work IN ke shop. The present outlook
for settlement is not encouraging.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
Another opInion From Elll..

LANSING. Mich. Aug. 2s.-Attorney
General Ellis fled an opinion this morn
ing which allows members of the board
OF control Of public institutions 90 hold
contract relations with the institution.
provided il was made before service on
the board The case involved was that
Of K. G. Hayes, who is a member Of the
board of the house of correction II
Ionia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
Pionccr Dcalf.

GRAND HHvES. Mich, Aug. 2s.--John
T. Davis. one OF Ottawa county's pio-
necrs. died this morning. aged - yoars
lie came here in 1886. emigrating from
Wales He was a prominent real estate
dealer for many yeare and made consId-
erable Of fortune. His wife and fami-
ly Of sir survive him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

ST. JOINS. Aug. 2S-Henry Hart.
man about - years old. son-in Law of
Rant Lane. two and half miles north OF
this village. committed suicide az his
home this afternoon. while in q TEN
porary fit Of insanity. by cutting his
throat with razor. His father-in-law
and wife had just left for Carson City.
A widow and four children survive him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

Owosso. Mich. Aug. 2s-william
Reed, OF this city. y brakeman on the
Michigan Central. was instantly killed
this forenoon in the yard. While finng
the bumper on one car another came
crashing down grade striking him.
and crushing him between the Two. He
leaxea a family.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

Dsxoxox. Avg. She nreofisfions
between n. ae Nliers the French fpee5ai
envoy. and The Stances gosernmsnt Or
ths aitlement a he Frame Stances
dispute are ~ = cou plsts stsDdEtih. IL
u ssaied that Should f,ism csncede tbe
desnsnas pow made af.os her ~ ~ a.
Nilrrs her sxsuInerce soula be cofn-
r.inlllI rnlnnI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

Observations for September for
TWENTY-FIVE Years

TWENTY-FIVE 1ears-
GRAND HAVEN. Aug. 2S.-The weather
bureau at this place gives the following
ratio tor September for the past twenty
two years: Normal or mean temperature,
81; warmest, September 1881. 81 degrees;
coldest. 1888. 50 degrees; highest tenn
perature' September l. 1850, 81 degrees;
lowest. September p. 1889. 30 degrees.
Average amount OF rain. 3.59 inches;
greatest rain fall, 1872. 9.37 inches; least.
1877, 067 inches Average number OF
cloudless days. IL; average number Of
partly cloudy days. II; average number
OF cloudy days. Z. Wind-The prevail,
ing winds have been from the south.
The highest velocity Of the wind during
any September was 60 miles on Septem-
Der 10. 1878.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

f.rcsroK7. \ s. Ane. - TIE brig
as<-xn sscettrs. ffom n @ntsns. pHfis
Eiro fos raetsa bas afriFe1 kert dis
nnrssd. and reFssts hesfrr 80 hef zap
faih. Hnfe nod fes aenn.en Dteflsar1
during baasy rsls ni - Angnsi ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

Coaune. Aue >. Ths i<sly of Duks
Fross - Saxe 1el.urg snd lluths shg
died a TIE castle q Eeinhar.islrunn at
slsont nisin,elst Wednesday Eight inet
wss tfen9hi q ihis cfty t1sies ena 80
serred - ne Nesiizkifehs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

Actina Secretary Hamiin - United
States treasury has notified The national
eosnmi iseionefs that thu available hal
ance 90 hand fos The usf ca tha cnmnis
sson IL sfost sse00
Psid ssimis-ioas at the worlds fair
vs@fsfiay l134sa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

HsetfS. Aur - 4 fi,..usnisll x.srpoe.
frssm ffenhfsrt s.h lse MnsA l,aafneFes,
Frss<<is y ffiesse fli~nsrk tie fsSiiea
efaiellF = ti.ss grtesi1g.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
HAD A LEG CUT OFF.
Train Wrecked and Engineer Aims
worth Seriously Injured

MESoarsEE. Mich. Aug. 8.-The
south bound passenger train on the Chi
cago. Milwaukee 4 St. Paul railroad last
night was wrecked near Anberg. Engi-
ueer Ainsworth had one leg cut of and
the fireman. whose name cannot be
learned. was fatally injured. The wreck
is thought to be the work OF trainwreck-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

McKsserces. Pa. Aaa = a, an
e.,f< f...nf this r-rr,re fi,. flatiin.t4n
nn3 ohie ffeirlf ae4at he ifssn
sffaetnrs. eas eomf..rse84 Ffs Eod sDd
- eout-nis dsstrsssa b ara Asschss
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

The manner in which the music rem
sered by the photograph is obtained
this: a large room is set apart. so
ranged that no noise can be heard
iom the outside. and the floor is pro
ected so that even the sound OF your
.eet walking over it cannot be audible.
this room there are dozen or more
receiving tunnels shaped very much
the same as the big tunnels you see in
Wholesale liquor stores. Supposing
Inc number is instrumental, such as
Lovers Farewell. played by Gill
more's band. or the .'Phonograph
March. played by the United States
Marine band (the Presidents OWN.
Inc principal members OF these bands
stand in front of the funnel SO that the
mil volume OF sound is delivered into
mem. When it is song by some ia
Forite singer, he sings into the phono-
graph the same way. There is no rea-
sonabie limit 10 the number OF times
ne mir can be reproduced all over the
s1rld by playing ami singing one time
y the photograph.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25
The Athlete Age.

During d recent convention of
rhurrh-workers twoSoung men passed
along Washington street who wore
badges bearing the letters ~. II, ). !
IN gold,
.What docs them letters stand
ior2" said ono ncwshuy 10 another a3
they stood with hunched-up shoulders
ON the corner. aud packages Of papers
under their arms
"t;it out, Jimmy" answered his
mate. "lou don't tell me We don't
know that? Why, II stands for In
ylish High school, Of course, Them
fellows is ON the elcven?" Boston
Transcript,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25
August.
Flower

had been troubled iiye months
with Dyspepsia. had a iullness
after eating, and a heavy load in the
pit Of my stomach. Sometimes a
deathly sickness would oyertake
me ! was working for Thomas
Mciienry Druggist, Allegheny City.
Pa. 10 whose employ had been for
seven years fused August Flower
for two weeks. was relieved Of all
trouble. can now eat things /
dared not touch before. have
gained twenty pounds since my re.
eoyery ] d. Cox Allegheny. Pa. q
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25


,ln recent conversation with Mi, frost,
.uht gentleman said, with the convincing
.atnestncss which charaCirrigeS his -
mnkE Ono uf tho greatest evils WIN
witch The friends OF temperance have 10
contend " tho cheap whiskey decucttons
nl'u miserable rum mixtures by Which lne
,naiket 10 Hooded under the Eiilse Of bit.
49, snf~nparillas.' 'uingcis.' snd other
palnnt medicines.
I 10 not mean TO saw" continued Mr.,
IIneL that all proprietary medicines
,,uthe under THIS hrnd. aud ia fact know
,ivp personal nAprtirnce " one which "
NY only ~ Client Medicine, u Splentnd
ionic, and Untivnilcd Blucd Purifier hue
ahlrll ~ innoecnt Of nll tlcirticiattng ~
kleulentsnnd Ftcc from ilHimiul hucrls,
~ matter how mueh OF how nicely u may
~, ~ used. W IL net my wish To appear r.
,h9 ck nnnpnt of any public remedy hut "
,ts rase J deetn VI my duty 10 voninchN
.hl ,1lnnd Remedy OF the Indian lASe'
Hitkhpon Indian SngwRi'
81, speak from experience, for y has
st'FFl me IN good stead, when hnif slck,
,mu9eR ont, nndmy most rebelliolis ttomnch
.pnfcd 70 longer act IN its norinal cnracily,
Alr.dpoe fndian Sngica has teefnro mg 90
nn,aitAR condition achea nothing else tcorld,
1--we tnkeB occasion Rlso TO learn some
n'hE about this medicine and its origlh,
anu n Know that .sagwa' snot only an n,a
NV Tried remedy among the Indians, Dnl
I'M I'M us Vegetable Purity and Harmless
NNntatiye Effects are stili maintained, anu
,, IVY, US manufacture IL still carried on ~
muuuein methods exactly in accouhhce
MIN the wRys of the noble Red Man
- SIMPLE Roots, Banks. Leaves AMI FLOW
~ from the Foreet nre NIL that enter mo
~ composition, aud the strength which r.
hhHaned from Its use ~ not the false strength
, n, the rum bottle but the Noble Enniiihth
MN q bounding Health, and the Puriilcu
,p,ood, eleBnsed of It's poison, coursinB
s,anIonRh every Vein and Artery OF the iih
mnn systcniH
!, Words fan 20 convey the earnest force o.
uhts remarks M expressed TO the wriiet an"
ene nigh regard he had for the remedy
Mckapoo indian sagwas
sod BY all Druggists. sipsr bottle, fof 30
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25
A BARGAIN.
TIE Official .So1genty

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