davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20
supnEMNCoUNr or ArpEAhs.
Cases Disposed of Last Week at the Session
in Charleston.

Cases Disposed of Last Week at the Session
in Charleston.
spscia! Correspondence Of The InIstigsncer.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1s.-Since satur.
day Nov. H., tho following orders have
been made in the supreme court Of ap.
peals:
Neill & Ellingham vs.. Rogers Broth
era Produce Co., from Ohio county
opinion by Dent j.; judgment OF cir
cult court reversed and case remanded
for new trial.
State at the relation of Thompson ct
al. Va. McCallister ct al, from Putnam
county; opinion bv Dent j.; judgment
OF circuit court reversed and writs ot
0lGndGmus nisi quashed; Judge Brannon
dissenting.
Railroad Company, from Cabeit
county; opinion by Holt, j.; judgment
OF circuit court affirmed.
jackson We. Hough, from Marion
county; opinion by Brannon, j.; judG-
ment of circuit court affirmed.
Tygarts Valley Bank vs.. Town Of
Philippi, from Barbour county; opinion
by English, r. decree Of circuit court
reversed and cause renanded.
Wilson vs.. PhnniS Powder Company,
from Wayne county; writ OF error and
supersedoas allowed; bond $1,000.
McCrum vs.. Cosner's admr. ot al,
from Tucker county; appeal and super
sedeas allowed; bond 500.
Crumlish's admr. vs. Shenandoah
Valley Railroad Company, from Jelfer-
son county; appeal by scott's adnr. ct
al. argued and submitted.
Van Dorm VS.. Lewis county court,
from Lewis county; opinion by Dent,
J.. decree Of circuit court corrected and
affirmed.
Maxwell VS.. Miller ct al, from Tucker
county; opinion by Dent, j.; decree oi
circuit court affirmed.
Riley vs.. Riley's ex'rs, from Hancock
county; opinion by Holt, j. judgment
OF circuit court affirmed.
State Of West Virginia VS.. Stanley,
from Taylor county opinion by Holt,
j.; judgment OF circuit court affirmed.
Graham vs.. Newburg Coal Co., from
Preston county; opinion by Brannon,
j.; Judgment OF circuit court reversed
and judgment entered for plaintiff upon
Carrico ys. W. Va. c. & P. Railroad
Co., from Tucker county; opinion BY
Brannon, j.; Judgment OF circuit court
affirmed.
Sturm vs.. Chaiiant, from Harrison
county; opinion by English, r. decree
OF circuit court affirmed.
state Of West VIRGINIA VS., Bowen ct
al, from KanRwha county; opinion by
English, r. decree OF circuit court re-
verscd and cause remauded.
Sheets vs.. Wilkinson, from Taylor
county: rule in prohibition awarded
returnable on the first day OF the next
term.
Adjourned until next Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20
coNpENsEp TELEeRAMs.

Ex-Secretary Rusk's condition is moro
favorable. His physicians have hopes
OF his recovery.
Governor Mitchell, OF Florida, says
every power OF tho state will be ex-
hausted to prevent the Mitchell-Corbett
prize Gght.
A email iron safe was stolen from the
United States express office in the Big
Four station at Troy, o., Friday. 1t
contained 81 800.
Windsor Wire Works, OF Joliet, Ill,
has been seized by the sheriff to satisfy
claim OF SIS, 1903. Many workmen are
thrown out oil employment.
Six hundred and fortY.lour lives were
lost. 3,2O7 houses were swept away and
1920 buildings were partially wrecked
in the great flood in oEaynma, Japan.
Raymond Carew, halt-back OF the
Toledo hign school foot ball team, had
his neck dtslocated during the game ut
adrian, Mich, Saturday. He died yes
tesdGy.
Prondergast, Carter Ilarrison's assas-
sin, is not pleased that his attorney will
enter the ptea oil insanity. lie says lie
is not crazy aud wants to plead justii'
crtion.
Fires have been started in 800 coke
ovens ut AlinSo, KY, minea, One hun
drei and fifty idle men have gone TO
work these ovens have been closed
since April.
V'ho ,yhnIosolo schnn,e uDoarthel nj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20
ALL OPERATORS


Between Sayre and BunaIo Except Ten
are out-The Boad Tied Up Tight.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Now 19.-E. W.
Prentice, deputy grand chief of the
Order ofRaiIroad Telepraphers, of New
York, said in an interview tonight:
Every operator except ten is out be-
tween Sayre and Buffalo on the north
ern division. These ten are agents who
are under bonds, and cannot go unless
they forfeit their bonds. All members
Of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
gineers and the Brotherhood Of Rail-
way Trainmen went out at $3.50 p. m.
Nothing but United States mail can be
transported. There are l25 operators
on the northern division. So lar the
situation strongly favors the strikers.
The railroad has never been go tied up
haioren
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20

READING, Pa, Nov 19.-The strike on
the Lehigh Valley system is creating
the livcliest interest in this city and
section, where so many Philadelphia &;
Reading railroaders reside. 1t was ex-
pected that some of them would be
asked to-day TO report to the Lehigh
Valley, but up to this evening it is
learned that none OF them have left the
city under the instructions Of that com-
pany, and that ii any have gone to sock
employment on the iehigh Valley they
do 90 "a individuals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20
MANY LIVES LOST
In the Great Storm Raging on the
Coast of Great Britain.
HUNDREDS OF VESSELS ARE LOST
And Every Hour Records the News
ofFurther Fatalities
50 FEARFUL WAS THE AWFUL GALE

That Locomotives We're Blown From
the Track In the North of Ireland
The Steamship Hampshire Driven
Ashore and Goes to Pioces-Twcnty-
One of tho Crew Drowned-The
steamer Becomes UnmanageabIc In
tho Fury of tho Galc-A Fearful
Night ofEIposure-splendid Work
BY the Life.savinS service-Forty
Lives Saved BY the Rescuers at st.
Ives,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20
BoMnARDING CONTINUES
At Rio De Janelro-Tho Latest From I'll
Seat of War.

At Rio De Janeiro-Tho Latest From the
Seat of War.
New YoRK, Now 19.-Tho Worlds
Rio Janairo dispatch says: The govern
ment forts have been bombNrdtng Fort
villegaignon with great vigor all day
long.
The government pretends to expect
tomorrow the war vessels Bahia, Tira-
dontos and Parahyba, and another
was vessel bought in Argentina,
aud claims that the government
squadron under Admiral Gonzales will
be able to capture the insursent war
ships in port. To do this it is abso-
iuteiy necessary to silence Fort Vile
gaignon, and that fortress was certainly
very badly used to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20

Bosrox, Nov. l0.-The Columbia yes
terday fairly won her title Of Queen ol the
Ocean. Faster than ever, che went over
the course in her trial trip with the I'm
tied States board CO inspectors on BOARD.
Her average speed for the Al Enots was
90. 81 knots, but steamed 7$ knots OF her
run at a ra:o that averaged % ~ knots
an hour. IT was magnificent display
OF speed. BY her little tour.horr spin
she won for her builders, William
Cramp & Sons, the neat bonus OF
$3.50, 500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20
Serious stabbing ARRAY.

Special Dispatch 10 The Integigeneen
sTEUDsNvILLE, o., Nov. 19.-Lewis
Hatton and Jack Aldridgc, a local
bully, both mill men. quarreled last
evening in Hodkins' saloon at Brilliant,
this county, and when Hatton had his
back turned, Aldridge stabbed him in
the back. A heavy overcoat Hatton
wore stopped the knife's deady course,
but Hatton is dangerously cut. AID
ridge is fugitive from justice aud is in
hiding across the river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20

The celebrated Mendelssohn Quin.
tette Club, with its array OF distin.
guished artists, will give a grand CON
cert in the Opera House on Tuesday
evening, which will certainly bo rare
treat. All the members OF the club are
artists OF high rank in their respec-
tive departments. Miss Juel, the
Swedish prima donna, has u voice OF
great texibility and compass, which
she uses to good advantage. The Men
dolssohns will be greeted by large
audience and the performance will just
as surely be listened to By the audience
with unalIoyed pleasure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20
THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT

or Hawaii was Established to Conserve
Lfo and Propsrty-cleveiand Didn't
Take judicial Course.
sAS FRANcrsco, Nov lo.-Gcneral
Alfred S. Hartwell, formerly attorney
general of Hawaii, in an interview pub.
lishcd in the Chronicle, says:
"Ihe fact deserves special notice tha.
the citizens OF Honolulu established the
now existing government in Hawaii in
order 10 conserve lie and property.
Anarchy was rife abroad. The ex,queen
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20
Rndnr.n die Strlkn

EAsrov, Pa, Nov. 10.-Lehigh ON
ployes in this locality to the number Of
400 held an enthusiastic meeting and
indorsed the action of the committee
ordering the strike. Speeches were
made by prominent members OF tho
different brotherhoods urging the men
to stand firmly. The men claim that
the freight traffic is completely tied up
all along the line. The officials deny
this, but admit that it is badly crippled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20
LEHIGH IS TIED UP.
The Expected Strike Along the
Road Occurs on Schedule Time.
The OFFICIALS FEELING THEIR Way

Cautiously, Not Knowing Where 1t Is
Going to End-The Cause of the
Strike is a Long-standina Griev-
ance-The Order of Railroad Tele-
Graphcrs Orders Sympathy Strike
aud the Men Are Generally Obey
ing It-TroubIe May Be Looked for
at Buaalo-The Freight Traffic Tied
Up, But Mail Trains Running All
Right.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20
DUEL IN GEORGIA.
Desperate Fight in Which Ono of the Par
ticIpn ITS is Killed.

Desperate Eight IN Nhich ono Oh tue t"F-
tlcipn ITS is Killed.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 19.-W. E.
Hickey and W. 3. Bryant fought duel
in billiard room at Cuthbert, Ga, last
night. Bryant was drunk and got mad
when Hickey laughed at one Of his mis-
takes. He cursed Hickey. who knocked
him down. Bryant left the room, but
returned directly and began firing on
Hickey. Tho latter lodged behind 4
stove, pulled his pistol and emptied It.
He hit Bryant three times. Bryant is
dying. Hickey was wounded, but will
YanoVnr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20
DUMB AS AN OYSTER.
The Administration Will Not Tako
the Public Into its Confidence
ABOUT The HAWAIIAN QUESTION.

There Is No Doubt That 1t Expected
to Receive News orthe Restoration
of tho oueen-A Belief That Mini.
stcr Willis Found that the Situation
in Hawaii Had Been SIisrepresentod
aud Changed the Pians-Thc Provi-
sional Government VIII Withstand
all Efforts to Re-instate the Corrupt
NIonarchy-How Willis Must Have
Weakened.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20

srEUDExvILlE, O., Nov. l9.-Peter Nc
Intyre, a pike laborer, was struck and
instantly killed last night, east OF Min
60, this county, by Pan Handle
freight train. His body, which was
fearfully mangled, was brought to this
city. He was forty years OF age; resi-
dence unknown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20

W1LKEsBAREE, Nov l9-Therc ia no
change in the situation on the
Lehigh Valley railroad here, Tue
tie.up of the freight and coal traffic is
complete, Since 10 o'clock last night
not single freight or coal train has
passed over the Wyoming division of
the road
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20

LONDON, Nov IA dispatch re-
ceived here reports an earthquake at
Valparaiso. Though no details have
been received, much damage is said to
have been done to the city. The report
is as vet unconfirmed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20
EMPEROIi or BRAZIL.
Tho Report That NIollo Proclaimed Pedro
Emneror DIscrcdited in Spain.

Emperor DIscrcdited in Spain.
MADRID, Nov l9.-Inquiry made at
the foreign office and at the Brazilian
legation hero seems to show that there
is no truth in the statement that Prince
Pedro has been proclaimed emperor OF
Brazil; at least the Spanish officials and
the Brazilian officials who we're ques-
toned regarding tho report express. the
opinion that it is not founded on TACT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20

WY suffer with dyspepsia, bilious.
ness or any disorder Of the liver when
you can be cured by Simmons Liver
Regulator?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20

Hor West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio, fair, except light local SHOWS at lake STA.
IIonI; west winds, diminishing In force,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-20

which the chief mate and his four COM
panions were nearly swamped over q
hundred times, they began to near land
at about 5 o'clock in the morning and
considered themselves lucky in having
escaped with their lives.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-26
TIL. MATCH FAILED.
Nellie Grants Romance While Visit
i'm Mt Nest Point

II was the closing week ~ commence
raent oxercis's a, the military academy
81 June. 1850. All historic West Pom.
hal never appeared more brilliant. Dis
'ingriishc'. guests FROM all over the
country were a--smbl.d 20 witness tho
ceremonies. and tha wealth and fashion
CT New York. BROOKLYN. Boston. Phils-
6slpat,, BaltirIe r.. Washington and
other cities crowded Ross and Governs
hotels and the private cottages "a their
fullest capacities First and foremost -
All 'hoss there Wa the newly lnsngu-
Patel PRESIDENT ~ the Unite. States.
Niy~.ss y tsrsnt. then IN she .plcniur
q rs fame Tier. there xas Gsnsral
William + sherman. his succ.Ssur IN
ooramsnd - Tie army. Gensrsl Rufus
lngsll-. Genera. Quincy Gilmore aud
hos' q la~sr military chiettaius md
ALL The officers n The academy resplen-
den, in uniform. BESIDES many civic dig
nitsr1s-
Nrs John A Dis and Mrs John Hse-
Nv oceugsed cottages al Cox,en's, H4l
th- It.s Henry Ward I,.-'har sas
present L. deliver the seuaori "a the
sr.dnsts~ Tue slori,- Ani the ohirairy
~ Wet Point It'll dung - n aud male
q; an attraction IA tie fair sci I~nny
HaV~n's, vfth tfs many legends 4 c'sn-
de-tine cadet rsseiries. y, remained AZ
"a. rivsrs -ig- The fsrulty were al
noted gray hatred professors vho bail
bes-s, engaged b. Tutoring future military
heroes foF half . oes.tsfy. some q tksIa
Their dean ~ss Dents Mahsn. professor
- mathematics. Who "a. sfter'saTi -
-..s q .siosdss DEATH "a the HuisaB
T,vsF
President Grant 49, acc'snI sEsei ~
'he scaAesny ny Mr. Grant asii Their
osa-ht.E, Nellie Grant fle pF,-ptg4ts
ssn. b ssi-Tis. De44t uIsat. sas a cadet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-26

Ia Ne thAfd clans. ana TOR ~ rsaDa
tss sawcAss hsd special sssr~csaoo fos
~ u.n h<ss " ths 0ssrt fnnsily. 0s0-
ssA nAom&s q. Pitches. The s1pwsn-
ssedsnt u sks scsdeusy: cclansl asusy
d. riAcA. shs czs.,asxxdaDs u tbs cndss
cerIs. Lszas<nass CnAosl John y.
liildn. vino wss wsang ~ shs TIME As0
Jerome. dsush,er Il Leoaasd jerome.
sni whom hs afsarwsrd ussrSsrd: Ia
ward C. boyptoa. he sdJutsnt u chs
R<e. sud tas r~s u The c(hc~rs bed pro-
pared an slsirorsts AM interesting pro
grss,nms sos Oh. eoramenocsnr0A. and
during tbs week o. ionssr that President
SrSnt and h,s family were II tks Punt
slsrre ws. mortar practice. signal servics
movements. tho building u pontoor
bridges. cavalry mAn~uvers and other
object le~~ons In the art OF war. with
paxssies every sftsrnono ou the plstesu
by tho battalion II CADETS. and concert
AftsrwASd by the government hand.
Among the junior officers Ut tho su-
pcr,n,cndrnts staff was John t. Ho~mer.
. lieutenant Of infantry. who was A.
signed as ssrort 10 the prcsident and liz
family during their stay ~ West Point.
lie was q native ~ Massachusetts,. q
goo! family and attractive personal APP
pe.rance. The daughter Of the White
Housc. Miss Nellie Grant. was nw 10
soeiety In the eas,. and the young lieu
tenant devoted much time To her enter
tainnent. He was her daily chAIrrnc
over the military grounds and explained
o. her the many I-p.nts OF historic inter
cot Their. He arranged private eN'er-
taiuments and parties IN her honor II the
houses 1t the professors. while old dow
ayers. with little clsc ~ DO than watch
passing events, noted tho growing init
macy II the daughter II the White House
and the junior lieutenant. looked on tho
young couple spprovingly and said 10
each other. "A match. SURE"
The commencement II the sAademy
terminated on tho evening Ut saturday.
June IL. with tho ball of the graduating
class ut Koc's hotel II was = brilliant
gathering. and in the opening quadriile
there WAS conspicuous set composed vt
President Grant and Miss StrUthcr Of
WASHINGTON. GENERAL Sherman aid Mrs.
Grant, Lieutenant Hosrper and Miss Mel
lie Grant and Colonel Audendried. chief
Of General Sherman's staff. aud Miss
Kinney. IA southern belle. The grizzled
hero VI the march to the sea had his eyes
open "a what was going on. and In ono
of the pauses Of the dance Gid 30 It's
partner. Mn. Grant. in his quick. abrupt
way. what the dowaecrs had previously
remarked. Looks like u match" nod
ding with his head toward Miss Grant
and her lieutenant escort. Mrs. Grant
had her eyes opened.
The next day Sunday Nellie Grant re-
mained In seclusion in the hotel. and
bright and early on the following Mon
day morning was hurried away by her
mother 10 Washington. while the presi-
dent departed for the east in response to
public invitations. Lieutenant Hosiner
quilted West Point few days later and
went to his home IN Massachusetts,. where
be died in few months. Afterward tine
presidents daughter was married :" the
Englishman. Algernon Sartoris. who died
IN Italy.--Brooklyn Eagle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-26
New Work l's-tuCs-

NEW ioaA. May .. -FIoVH--Dali. easy F;
Water wheat, ioN grades. se0osa2iS psF
cwt
waEAr- FiTner; ehsing Jane. HA,e;
July, sac, August. Hf.c; S.p,einteT,
Il e; bs,.tn tar. soc.
Coax -Gaies; iefIAe higher. Closing
Map. sic. jUne.st -; July, ssisc; A..
-. ifA.c. >spt.us Ter. 40 a..
uAIs-a efl - h.gher on goal e,por, in
.uiS. sTut pfi,,s; No. :. ST. No. : white,
al, ~.
tAKp->fsady quiet western steam closed
az Slus = t.,~l; cty ~ Sll.gp i0.-a.
fosS-l>uu unchanged; Old mes, 81 - Il;
new -. SD.
,HsssK-t.uis' ca-y white; state. new
ltrEc white. '1'f lec.
CoSyKx Options torciy steady ~ Ia II
pcfnt. aeclIns: sh's-t strous 10 10 "a points
". MAY :ih.:ssa lao ;july. 81. Ssss 1870
August. ELL ltssl5.G5; September. <lS.Iof
E.i5: D.ecwteT. slt"SG LOO spot klu
hicher. quiet No. =. lb'sc.
SUCAK-Rsw. hTin; unchanged; fair ~
timing, sac. c,ntrifugals. IS deg. te-t, ti.c;
refined. fairly active. nrm of \, IL icc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-26
BULLS TAKE WHlRl
Stock Market Showed q Pleas
ufabie Advance.
OlsIIlleRS IN TINE VAN
All News WAS t,sscesbAr 20 Dpcss>Ases1
frscs~ AnS1 shs secsrsses Cts~d
ssromgcs In 1oae.

Nsw Yoax. May -. Money on call
has been easy. ranging from Ia per
esst. iasr bran at per c.ai. and closing
offered Al Per cent.
Posted rates. si.soxAsO.
Government bonds firm.
In. stock market was strong at an
advancing teodsney during the greater
part II the day. pistlilcrs. While irr-g
ulas. closeI at net gain II per cent.
General Electric w.s the great feature.
lcashhg all other stocks a. point y ac
t.sIty. IL rlrsi dropped 3's 10 OK. and
after raiiJIus Va %. roSe'ied a. Il and
CLOSED az -. In. sales tot the dap aggr-
gated sst,S15 shares, 81 shich S'.oio svrc
aIti-f-a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-26

CHicAOo. May 25.--Whcat ~a- very strong
today. Tn. July sold up l : q from the low
q, int yesterday and - above the closing
last night. tie market cio-cd h@irc
highsr.
Corn showed unexpected strength. May
clu~'s. ~ e. July, IL &C bid. September,
i-Ami21c ~.
lais -tow.d decided strength. The close
wa- az from iSta :. above yesterday.
Provisions -ltsIuI.d from loo IN early on
large receipt, Of hogs and sales by packers
y.-f.. r.fHN.
tlc~ing prics-:
WHsAr-May. 81 &C; July, 1Shc; Sepscm-
CoKx-May. 81 &C; July. a Nc; September.
T.
OArs-May. &C; July. S's.c; September,
=. a..
PoRx-May. t2o25; July. $a0.sa; Sep,ern-
Tor. s-n.sb.
LAsp-May. $io.25; July. $lo.52; Scp;cm-
bsr sos
RIns-May. $e.75; July, $a.s2; Scptem-
tar. t'.sd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-26

-tsFsfrttas Yeusyniiy fall 81 csOgnisc.
t. 30 l-yrf alr-s .f t..i- lasI but troat Hoo
g. s1a t...sff tNstsad = the aus ~ he t-o4fio
faa uatEU sfsf aii-f. trtfs ln Nile. VI. -.
T. D.. nas rlfvli ti4C zT-AssE part n -, ITO
a. enc italy 80 o. - rct ard tise ~ ipai
a --psrfis- cu.s-sTutns b rs dr. - h4t Ell Et-.
~ Nlis-s' h's-torativ',-ssSr si1s the Inri-
v.lssI hfAIu and nr rsc fol - pfepar Il OF ms
pin i..la thai all Ferrous sfsa many Other
i -. sitts. Originate f. % Disorders 90 th.s
rcrs~crntrrs u. . t.nds'rfli ssICCs8s II c1r!nx
ts.t t.isDfsi~rs j. ftsflae g. ~ tlJ1s. .l-s III
ssfry part % tho land
Restorative SerNtn-s ours si.epis-s>ne-s.
u--Fsstls pr, -trltiogi Gixs GEES hy-fsF!a. ~
aat t:chi1tY - Vitae Gsnt--. epilepsy etc. 10
4 fr.-s'frD IN otli.fss ur dln.rrYu. GrGss. Is
h. odd on a p<-itlve guarantee ~ all drug
st-Is. or s..nt sil-Sct by lhc I've N.fes Hc,.kni
70. ixhsrt. iDd-. GA receipt - pTt-o. fi fcr
Lvttss. al tvttlcs for g.. exvrc.s pre- ,a.!.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-26
For gale M Scriincr 4 AlI9urth' =
drug store. No. a Monroe street

The most painful casrs - rhcuma
tism may De- relieved 10y Few applica
tons - Chanh"rltin's Pam Eslta. Is
continued u-c will cure any case. no
matter ~ how long standing, u IL
equally beneficial for lame hack. pain in
the side. PAIN in the chest. lsmencsa.
and in al affections requiring an cSter
nal remedy. \ piece ~ flannel sstur
si~i with Pain Balm AMI bound "a over
the scat - pain is suferior In ans plaza
ter For sale hy y. !. Wurzburg. drug
rsi. No. ~ Nonroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-26

tSrox Sro-N Y,Rps. Chicago. May 2s.-
Ca',ie-Retsipt-. 1000: lUd l5c lAcher
-;rulg; cusumon IA extra steers, So
GfS 10: COWS and heifsrs fl.s5sdsg
Hogs-ksceipt-, 100: ESQ nc lower
weak: heavy 3.nd7..0; mixed and
medium. E.Osd..:,,: light. ss.9Od7.21
Shssp-H.oeipt-, lt,0D; market weak 4;
Ia, lower: POOR "a choice, $50 SEQ
lanba g. ssf-O
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-26
The Human Electrical Forces !
How They Control the Organs
of the Body.

ne ssec,rsral force II the human body as
sa- ssrss suhf usay Is Il rm.i. IL esss-
elaly slfr.euve d-psrtnseut q sciene''. a. .
cert. 80 marked "a iaiiu.aso GA tnc health
- me orsaas ~ The IDLY >erSe furcs -
pfs-f-eed by tar trtia aci conveyed ~
a. AS - tlis h rFes "a the saFiDus nrs .ns "a
u =. "A. fht4. sunni ttEx the IA tier Ga t.Eo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-26

There is nothing have ever used Tor
muscular rheumatism that gives me as
much relief as Cham beriain's Pain Balm
does. have been using il for about
two years four bottles in all ~ occa
sion required. and always keep bottle
81 IL in my home. believe | know "a
good thing when | get hold Of it. and
Pain Balm If the best linimcnt ! have
ever met with. W. BDcnny. dairyman.
New Lexington Ohio. - cent bottles
for sale by r. j. Wurzburg. druggist,
M ~ Mopros. frcet