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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Smiths summer season will be inaug.
urated this week with an exceptionally
strong ball Toe celebrated Burtons are
featured. The, present sunshine pict
ures q life in the south. The irish
leaders a tspsichoro. Franklin aud
German. are program med for a specially
cangresa all by themselves Edna
Kingslee. a stellar songstress will appear
in a budget - new topical eongs.
Among other Nance on the program are
thoee - William Mcmahon. comedian:
James Frarklin. dancer: Julia Winfred.
vocalist. aud William German. dialects.
cian. Ia the stock are the knockabouis.
Kelly Bro'hess. Gypsy FEWER. Adele
Hetaucourt. Ethel Grey and tho Henly
Sia,crs who's popularity remains nndi
miniahed The prelude and afterpicee
ar. from Harry Woods versatile brain.
Next week The cd time favorite. Johnny
Raw. "a announced
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

sssvs - . tssksy cay ssoss 49, .
wesk-hssgesd maa sAn ~ oShsss.
JoshsyS, an sosyy - ssy. sisheagA
rnPid usoasyuakss~. ere sos - ruiz
money ssvssN Some u our greatest
tocksys of bygons dsy& nosnbly Bobby
Swim. died without . nickel - their
ns<aeA In Englssd tAs tneks are
Inose shssfsv asd pvs . good bic of
noasy away. some Of them Are In
dss1 had os~ess~ Archer owned one
Of the ans>s sst.s<~ Ia surrey, snd ~
his death len real ssd psrsonsi proper
y valued ~ ssa-sshing like 81 .soo. go
forthsm ~ ut. death lcfs . fortune az
rouse three quarters of . million
of sh. great living icckeys on our
side of the Atlantis Jtmmy NcLo0gh-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Ir.f a. s,,i.t io-~n sii<ht ~ issrfs-l. -.
BE, u ~ sl-trs Aas pos NJ ssft- q
esS.~r a sare eve. ashsninzgiiks 10
if-esx sad h~sr. shsrh Arrows -
ssar a. the is.@srs ~hich Nias Dsnos
80 - nily Ed~arvis ruuii Civ him
f-r ,..n v~srs ~vsiA ~, make his .
Fahtsr
A5v ~ta = ssfzlt 81 hhr-s snsi
esaaat ~ hiw 81 hat herss ksd h.sY
loss A<e q sinsie living thng eas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04


ing over this il heavy " i>teoat
and on TOP biz ulster or overeost II
rnskss ~ difference how warm the
DAY Elay D.. ,ae 'joek rau~t tn1s his
r-~dscins After tais comes 4 steam
bath anil another rub down A good
Dc = frs. Disappears with each aud
~4rrv cre e th..e sweatingS Geucr-
s'lF a sherry Sip i then given the
Fck~v - prevent weakness and
smother slim meal follows Ia IRE
aftsruo.,u II - he same thing over
arsin more sweating aud nIurs. .,srv-
ing
81 This tiue the jockey j. <sp, away
s-orn ht horsss lie = not allowed a.
rlorat them IA sxercise until he gets
T.. tbc prsp pr weight So Weeks 81
tht~ kiui - life brings - Inaa down
e. s.suacthinx like the yeiyh, ~ .6ouid
ri4e a. Then cesrss ,be ,ug-of war 20
hep ~ tast weight The YSc'sov Is
ressn-rd ~ oass - bones. siricw ara
~-f,--is aaa has not = rartiele u a.
uysia biz frtuse. = = here tha- the
rrtna tassi- e, mes with the bellows
feelings Nhen flau a In tht enjoy
rseus - ptrfeet hatifa II u thrfalis-
ina thing - have hts hunger ami thirx:
always With hin se3 yet uevar ~ al
I.s,ssd &, esf aud irius What ~ likes.
A man becomes - hungry - q volt
srd The Gehs - n-erc1me liz trpys i,e
A. .sfr.esAilsr fsarfsi Sven eater can
not ~ taken ~ :, = fat'er % snA -~ili
pvt su i'csh very fsst 50 ne Va'ieps
1frr he - enc Ga rrsilfv} t~cornss
f~veri-h. .i.k haitvvifss~l snt dqes his
~ark rifh the grrstezt rroabi~ snd
psin
A tsshey. Ike po~.s ard lighters. "a
eorp s,a hot usa- a usan ulsF s'sly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

al the r'sl,s~ q
writing I but -
~ ,l,~- ~ own
AIRY diH ne AZ
fstn-. a tha 81
ls-.~ .sy4 ~ can
never ~ o gcsi
sritiog ulsn I
am sftaid I
never ~ have
mach divine
snafas
rIf -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Tea Gowns.

hours of comfort aud The stitching
dresses the tailoring have been finely
Material If Silks. Chaes Lawns Hencttas, Cal
Cambria Wrappers and dresses for
going fabrics and styles Indoors its all the
far having the right of dress show
CLOAK Department.
HAIL COLUMBIA rain it matters not If have
Of resisting Cravenees Hundreds wanted
protection Chicago squalls We have them
al popular shades. Cloak DEPARTMENT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

The grand concert which will be given
by Prof. Rudolph A. Wellensteiu next
Thursday evening. will call out the elite
OF the city. The reputation OF the De
troit Philharmonic club. which will take
principal part. Is ~ universally known
that the simple announcement OF it's
coming 10 enough TO insure large at
tendance. Mrs. FRANK NJ. Davis. who
enjoys the reputation Of being the
foremost soprano Of this state. viii sing
two numbers. Tho concert is given
prior TO the departure OF Mr.. Wcllen-
stein for Europe. This summer he in
tends u visit the scenes OF his youth on
the historic Rhine He Was born in the
very midst OF music and musicians. and
his own wonderful talent for the art was
first brought out al Cologne under the
tutelage OF Reinecke and later Of DR.
Hitler. Since leaving Europe Mr. Wei
lenstein has directed grand opera in
New York city and acted as leader of
some Of the largest musical societies in
the United States. His superior as a
pianist does not exis, in this state He
has done much for this city in a must
cal way. and here is an opportunity for
ifs citizens 10 show their appreciation.
" tiir
be rendered al Westminster presbyter-
ian church next Thursday evening,
June B:
Quartz. in ID minor. or. porth. ......
Allegro.
Andante con Inoto,
Scherzo ALLEGRO motto)
Presto,
.....................F Franz Schubert
Detroit Philharmonic Club.
Fantasia for Niolincelio ..F. Servais
Mr. Alfred Holman.
Vision Of -. Cecilia" sc. II. Lebouc
Violin ocligato 10y Mr.. W. Yunck.l
MIR. +. NJ. Davis.
scherzo fB hat minor OF. 81 +. Chopin
Mr. r. 4. Wsllensie.n.
a. Prieslied ...........-... X. Wagner
b. Canzoa-sta ..............v Herbert
Detroit Philharmonic Club.
Fantasia. "Fau-t" ............P. Sarssate
Mr.. VIM. iunck.
a. The Clover Blossoms. c. Is. Rodgers
b. New Sprirgtine. ......-.. Vidal
Mrs Davis.
Quintet for piano. two yiolins. viola
and cello. ...................--.
Allegro,
Adagio,
Scheszo fvivo1.
Finale (slicgrol
.......t..............I j. Rheinhergsr
Mr.. wellenstein and Philharmonic Club.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

tos~sh~r After
q r~St ~ two
hours 80 en- ~
about. another
long iannt Is
taken This
tiue the jockey
l.. etg ed
Il nsvu with two
or sometfIu IS
three heavy sni's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

lin and Edward.
better known a.
snapper. CART
son. have per
haps msis the
largest f<lEosaea
Fo,lr years ago
Jirlay wa cred
tied with being
worth Gp oWL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
WaronCapes

Every jacket and every cape in
the store surrenders to the blue pencil
this week. il isn't our policy 90 offer
warmed over stocks ut the beginning
of each standardization the wraps
intended for % must cell in 's3. that's
fair 10 you. Take hand in the merry
battle Of fallen prices. Il viii bring
rich returns Main floor. rearD
srSnRY BARGAINS
Children's Bingham Dresses, Soc 20
45c. Chiidrcn's White Aprons, :, ie
Sc. Ladies Blouse Waists. pc TO $40.
Childrcn's Drawers. loc to spc. Chill
drer'- Lace Caps. loo and upwards.
fuil line - Frhrcs8eriss vhiss aud ciics-.d
Nn.ttr Tus.ar arsr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE T. 1893

then turned 10 . ssatisuaa u bic eide.
Who Was complete stranger. and sAid;
will yoa ooms xnd drink bottle al
vine With mel" The invitation VS. &C
cepted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

BY this | mean
they earn tho
smcans In sAi-
aries spd pR-
missions. What
they rake ar
loss In betting
I viii try ~ show
later On
Alth q q z b
tckeys Of the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Grove stsasau q trrian cts sas
irusa - - fsadi3 u fks barn, 800
isre,i e b snrpe-s.i - fsaaFs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Work % the Twcntie~.

Work % the TScntte~.
The "Tweniles" into which the county
has been divided for the purpose -
raising funds Tor the nev building made
their reports. Mrs Fsfe's Twenty
rsiad the largest amount l., the pre-
duction a The Go.aoliers~ Nra.
lerexs Twenty was fairy salcccssfui
with the musicale OF Mrs. iIuld's Mrs
Uhfs fe snty produced Living Whist. :
bat IVES not financially succeesfni IN ia
presentation.
The amounts rais,d by the different
Twcnfiss arc "a follows,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

WHiism Archer. The Engiish critic.
thlnss Mrs. kerdsls American hour bss
.iune Der harm. We says II has
hs-sdered ssd hssti@aei her style ~.
fnast i~yunst recognition. rcbbing g n
usturalnes.. q z.ontsneitY. n charm
So eesnstas an accomplished actress
,snc wha kn.l,sa be- htsinese, hut alas
fhe ~af,i tusinass - a fatally issi one
IN this eoBtesf The habit e .iriviag
honie her effects n ssst th~stcts pSpu
la,sd NTH plsy kaers wha iiks their at
~ The vsat tmeriraa kesie. hss eoatsri
"A her fssB a teliuhtsai -omesiiab 4
sstesrs-s q nnfar.r.i hsrsof anf tafhsa
nnts a tssuerfal Hsiasifsnasir aeffes-
lsn us~.-sse ~ h~r ss~f nofueats ssgey
fhsre = no other .or@ Zoe y a her
sarst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

The fulIosing - the ~ ogfAin given ~
the ~ Ceoilis society Friday sttsrnoob.
tune
"a an sins a1a sf-est - hiw 81
uaahF ~afs "a u<sc. h'rsc
sd fsa@frs skp7f~sing -.nsttsF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
WORK OF A JOCKEY
varaI Osscnbss tho Ordeal Of
Keeping Down to Weight"
COST TO RIDE The PiGskIH
uow f1e AAn~xrs "a Nake Noasy m
and o~s al season And How
He sprssd. Ia Freely.

Good Jockeys mako anywh<rs from
~ ~ xo.sAs yo~r By THE mean
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Observation-Disclosures.

Doesn't pretty display Il Linen aud Lawn Handler
dainty opared borders appeal 20 sdmra
All welcome STYLES spring Company. with
price severely modest Right main ai-iee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
rHE SlAMESE.

They Are Lovers - Holidays and Of All
the stees That Accompany = lazy Life.
To . European eye the good looks, IL
they anywhere exist. OF both Siamese
uen ani women are irremediably de-
stroy--l by the universal use of the be-
tel. which blackens ard corrodcs the
teeth and causes then 20 prosrudc.
which renders the sp.ttoon an indispcn-
sable article of furniture. and Is re-
sponsibie for the great splashes OF
red saliva that may be seen every
where adjoining the ground. ss they
have been elected from the mouths of
the pas-ers-by Like their fellows in
Anam. the Siames> women enjoy great
freedom aud influence.
Being Of u most mercantile and man
aging temperament. they become the
self-consfisufed stewardesses. treas
urers and hucksters OF the home. or
shop. ar store. They may be seen by
the hundred going 60 market. each
seated alone in her own canoe with
her wares spread cu. before Der. The
last king kept body guard ~ ANA
sons. with red coats aud trousers and
small carbin~s; but the present sover-
e'gn has converted them into a species
81 interior palace police. The national
character Is dociie. indolent. light
hearted. gay.
Ia. SisEoese are devoted 10 the holi-
day making and ceremonies aud pre-
ces-ions which accompany the most
important anniversaries or iBcide u
~ life. death and religion. and which
cause an Infinite amount ~ money 90
pc s9uandcred aud tim. lost. They
love Sam-s- kite-fiTing a sort 81 shut
rlccock football and fyat.ng with
cocks. crickets. beetles a.ld iish. though
IL j. % De snriaIsed tha; TIE main at.
Traction If these pursuit. consists in
the srops thereby afforded for betting
and gam bling. which are THE cardinal
national vices
A Siauese viii stake money On any
thing. hceu@ed gambling houses exist
IL the cities aud are a large Source q
income 20 the government. which
farms pu' 'he MONOPOLY. 4 royal lot
TRY II extensively pa'-oniycd in Bang
sois The Raasbling houses snd -.
pa~ashops, which arr ;hcir co<pra-v
and witch are nta-ek-d with objects
rav nrd or stolen. are a disgrace - the
capital n Soue streets e-erv other
house = a tawnshcp. keps by China
nan II suppression of these places
were found aif'lcri.. at least great
rntns.ioa Ia their numbers might -
made. white . suhs, ansl1l revenue
would accrue - The crown by .he inn
t.r.asst..rs man fk~..x q a heaw~ - 49,
FortuiSh'sy Review
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-14

Nsv York THsG
In the course of his speech in the
senate on Saturday Mr.. Teller, Of Colo
RADIO, said, according to the press re-
"He (Afr. Teller had no more inter
est individually in silver mining than
any other member Of the body: He
had no properties in silver, and had
never mined an ounce OF silver in his
life."
It appears, then, that the Denver Ne,us
of the I'd inst. was misled by somebody.
In the Nstrs OF that date was published
ian interview with Senator Henry NJ.
Teller" part of which was as follows:
"tYou did not go TO Colorado to seek
silver, suggested.
NO. said Senator Teller. y went
there to practice law. But very soon
after got there 1 put come money In
mine, and shortly aitefward l sold 1t
for ton times what I'had paid for 1t. l
thought that that was'the way to make
money and put the money right back
into mines again. / Thought three prop
critics and paid $40, 900 for them. Ihaye
these properties to-day. ] have taken
out about $4,000 from one OF them.
The others have never paid. I"
AS the Netbs Is one Of the most hys-
terical supporters OF the Colorado sena-
tors and their work Of obstruction in
the senate, Mr.. Teller may complain
that he has been wounded in the house
of his friends, and We presume that he
will call that journal sharply to &c.
count.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-14
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Out in somerville one day last week
man sent his nephew, a smaIl.sized
urchin, to the bank to get q 500 bill
changed. The "kidn flourished tho big
William around considerably, and DO.
liceman saw him andl ran him into
the station.house. pending an investiga-
ton. They took the boy home and
found he was all right. The officer was
perfectly right In being on the safe side.
But the "kid" Is on the officers trail
from this out
The marks Of recent stroke OF light.
ming on James Gillespie, Of Nodoway
county, Missouri, who still lives, start
from the fingers Of the right hand, pass
to the elbow, and there jump for the
body, beginning just below the sixth
rib, then, passing 70 the hips, the Scar
divides and goes down each log, and to
the big toe Of each foot
Topeka, Kan, is trying to become ex.
cited over a suppositions gorilla which
is alleged to be rayaging the suburbs Of
that city. ,f'
Clerks In book storeg must have sin.
gular experience. The Syracuse IN. Y. J
Standard states that '.is isa fact shat al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-14


a prominent Syracuse book storo within
two weeks lady OF apparent intelli'
gence askedif there was anything new
BY Dickens.
II cost q ST Joseph (Afo.) man ten dol
lars to try TO carve up four women with
case knife the other day. In the pres
emit stringency and considering what o
surplus Of women St Joseph CARRIES
$3.50 q head IL shade steep, Ia 1t notf
The people in Delaware are rejoicing
over their remarkably prosperous sea-
son. IT. 10 estimated that 6,00e, 600 bas'
kets Of peaches have been sent out from
that little state alone, and a better sea-
son has not occurred for many years.
A circus struck Marceline, No., the
other day at 9 time when the miners
had had one weeks pay in month,
and the railroad boys had been going
on s'tickn since July 16. The circus
walked out Of town.
Gloria, which ia now extensively used
in the manufacture of umbrellas and
dress pieces, is o product OF silk and
wool Of fine quality, Its high degree Of
luster being due to the silk which II
contains
Mrs. Marie Poland, wife Of Green
point a. L. New York barber, arouses
the indignation Of her women neighbors
by helping her husband shave his GUS
TONERS.
As showing tho hardness Of the times,
bold highwayman the other day held
up palace car porter and "only got $ "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-14
aRnAr NRWs aATHERRR.
Tho Associated Pross Franchiae IN WaSh.
inFtan-The Best 70 Be Had.

AuBpoU-4ne 0usNIN ~ AAe-ese
WAsHIxoToa, D. O., Sept 1S-The
Epatng Nepl of this city has the follow
ing line running across the head Of It's
front page: aThe Evning Nelcs lie now q
member Of the Associated Press.
Shake" The following editorial also
appears: fTrue to its name-The Eren-
;tng Ne,ss would be hereafter moro than
ever true 10 its name. We are happy
TO announce 70 the Washington public
that we have secured and begin pub
fishing to-day the dispatches OF tho AS
sociated Press. The Associated Press
Is a household word all over the world.
It sthe synonym for accurate, thorough,
complete, unrivaled and unapproacha-
BILE execution in tho collection and trans
mission of the telegraphic news. As a
news gatherer 1t Is perfection, and us
dispatches are largely sought and highly
priced by newspapers everywhere. In
obtaining the Washington franchise OF
this unriyaled news service the Eueltng
MeSps has strengthened itself and con-
ferred benefit upon the Washington
public in manner which We have no
doubt would befully appreciated by our
readers and the community generally.
The special telegraphic service upon
which we have been hitherto relying,
and which is still continued, has proved
admirable. as all are aware. and now
thafwe have secured in addition the
cooperation OF the Associated Press,
nothing will be left to be desired in the
line OF complete Geographic informa;
ton in our columns concerning the
news Of the whole world"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-14
.YEE HORROR or n.
Only Those Who Have Expert
eaeed II Know.
a Thrilling Story Most Plainly and
Graphically Told.
Did You Ever Read Anything Of
Creator Interest.

The following Communication from MrL MIN.
ME Miller, who resides at Guthrie street, Fort
Wayne, Ind. explains itself:
"For many years was troubled with tndl'
gustion and constipation. Three year, ago bo-
came 50 weak and nervous that l was complete
physical wreck I had dizzy spells palpitatlon
OF the heart and numbneSs Of my hands and feet
''These attacks csmo often aud each hmo
worae. Ny Life was burden to me and trouble
and worry to all my friends IexpectOd to die.
At times thought should lose my mind Ny
stomach was inisuch condition that could
eat nothing but very little Of the llghtest
kind OF food. Sleep was impossible. Every lit
tlOnolse would startlo me and would feel faint
mo ono can imagine tho sgony suffered but
these who arc addicted With nervousness,
cannot describe the feeling in haltits horrors
1,At Last saw DE- Greene's Nervurn blood and
nerve remedy advertised and read the testi'
monIalS Of cure Of some of those who had been
AfiiCted as I was, SO thought l would Wy IT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-14
Rnttln WIth On Rohherr.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept l&-A series Of
daring car robberies which have been
carried on both by day and night in
various railroads in East Rufalo cul-
minated yesternoon in fierce battle
between the robbers aud q special
squad Of police commanded by Captain
Killen. Policeman Curtis discovered
several Poles climbing in car in the
New york Central yard. He ordered
them out, and, dropping to the ground.
the burglars drew their revolvera aud
began shooting at him. he whistled
for assistance and Policemen Faxon,
Allen, Goodall and Mcdonald re-
sponded. AT least fifty shots were ex-
changed, but the darkness shielded both
sides and no one.was hurt. Three men
were arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-14
MORNING SMILES.

Uncle Ebony-rs glad you's in, sab,
cause I want to borrer youah cyclope-
dias, and d few dictionaries, and any
other nice big books you can spare,
sab. Employer-Goodness mel And
you've brought q wheelbarrow, l see.
What on earth do you want of them
Uncle Ebony-Very important occasion,
sab, very important. Dinah and me
wants to hunt up name fob the baby,
sah.-NetO York Weekly.
Lawyer-Are you sure that occur.
renee was on the 18th Of the month
Witness Yes, It was on the 18th.
Lawyer-Now remember, you are under
oath. How, do you know 1t was the
18th? Witness-'Cause the day be.
fore LaRyer-Be careful what you
say, now. Go on. Witness was
the 10Th and the day after 1t was the
1Sth.-Net1 York Weekly.
Mamma-"Richie, where is the rest
OF the change out of the fifty cents ]
gave you when you went 10 the park
to-day" Richie-"You told me to take
roll and glass OF milk at noon, didn't
you" Mamma-"Yes." Richie-"Well,
I took 'em cause you told me, and then
I took another right away cause l was
hunGry.-Judgs
Old Skinflnt was on his deathbed and
had given directiona that the funeral
should be as cheap as possible. "Haye
you anything else on your mind q
asked q member Of the family. Eyes"
replied the dying miser, when you
telegraph the news Of my death to my
brother in Kansas. collect at tho other
eud."-Tsrds Sttiags.
Servant Maid-Please, ma'am, the
parrot has been saying another lot Of
fresh words. Mistress ito lady yisitor)
Yes, my Jokko is very teachable. 1t
listens to every word that my dear hus-
band speaks to me, To Servant
What did the creature say2 Servant
Maid-Shut up, you old bosom! Tab.
leau!-MetO Yort Telegram.
Hans-Mikey, watts der diffrunce be.
tween capital und labor, eh2 Nike
IT'S list this, Dutchy: you lend me ten
cents. Hans-Vell2 Mike--Well, that's
capital. Now thry and git it back
that's labor. see?-Cticagp Inter Ocean.
"Yhat new arrangement has Conley
for his store2 He's always talking
about it" Greatest novelty I've seen,
The stove pipe no had last winter fits
the stove now without any change be-
ing made in it. - Chicago dntr Ocean.
Gentleman, TO lost 6oy)--What's the
matter sonny, what are you crying
about? Lost Boy-Ive lost my papa In
the crowd, and mamma will give him
an awful licking Il he comes home with.
out me.-Tdmmdny Times
Mr.. Bilkins-What tlSSyou think Of
these fresh young women who run type,
writersP Mr.. spillsins-I don't think
OF them at'aII. I've a wife who does my
thinking in that regard. -Detroa Ere,
Press
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-14

Wonderful to relate the flst bottle helped mo
90 much that l had Aithinit Itook two moro
bottles and OIL feel 70 much better. can
sleep Boundly aud the nervous feeling has
almost loft me- can eat with a good appetite
and have gained seven pounds.
"My friends say that am looking 50 much
better and know that I am feeling as they say
look. / tell everybody that the Neryura has
donoIt 1cannot say enough for 1t and praise
tho Lord and thank this wonderful medicine
for giving mo relief
II am only too glad to recommend Dr..
Greenes Eervura blood and nervc remedy to
any one afflicted as Twas and u hope this testi-
rnonial will be- the means of inducing many to
use thismarRellous romedy.'
II you ere suffering do not fail to get this
medicine Immediately from your druggist Ii
costs but 81. and 1t Is purely vegetable and
harmless Owing to 10 great strengthening and
inugorating powers It "a the best medicine
possible to take. 1t Is tho prescription and dis
coycry Of DR.. Greene Of IS W. Fourteenth street,
New York. the most successful specialist in the
euro Of nervous and chronic diseases and the
doctor can DO consulted free, personally or by
lotter.