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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
TO RACE FROM CHATHAM, VA,
Homtng Pigeons of the Washington FEEDER

Hcming Pigeons of the Washington FEEDER.
alton to Fly for Prizes.
The second race of homing pigeons belong.
ing to the members of the Washington Fedora
ton OF Homlng Pigeon Fanciers will take place
tomorrow. The birds will compete for league
honors and also for prizes donated by some of
The well-known business men in this city. The
birds will be liberated at Chatham, Va.-air
line distance 1914 miles sand the race will be
flown subject to the following rules, which viii
also govern all subsequent races, viz: Only
one prize to go TO loft. and the winners to be
determined by the average velocity mrde. The
prizes for the above race arc as follows:
First prize, handkerchief case. donated by
DR.. Il. Munson.
Second prize, barrel OF pease donated by
Ed. Schmid, 7l2 18th street.
Third prize. silk umbrella donated by Franc
& Son., corner 7th and D streets.
Fourth prize, pair OF shoes, donated by
Frank Crawford, 73l It'll street.
Fifth prize, box OF cigars, donated by A. C.
Mclean.
The four birds making the greatest average
velocity, irrespective of the loft to which they
belong, will each be entitled TO u diploma from,
the League OF American HomIng Clubs in which
viii be given description OF the bird the dis
tance flown. the average velocity made and the
name OF the owner.
The subsequent races to be flown by the
Washington federation and the prizes for COM
petition are Us follows:
Third race-Mav %. from Statesyille. n, c..
air line distance 3O2 miles.
First prize. silver cup, donated by Ed. Voigt.
7l3 7th street
Second prize, handkerchief box, donated by
Edward 7. Mertz. corner, llth and streets.
Third prize. one-half cord of wood donated
by W. \. Kinder, corner Sth and streets south
west
Fourth prize. pair of young birds bred from
young "trambrinu.' and donated by Dr. Henry
Darling of B.ightwood.
Fifth prize, box of cigars, donated by Abe
Cohen. corner 9th and q streets southwest.
Fourth race-June 4. from Greeuyille, sc,
air line distance 406 miles.
First prize, one Nn of coal, donated by W.
A. Kinder, corner Sth and streets southwest
Second prize. So gold piece, donated by Prof
Clay. 4S9 IL street southwest.
Third prize, silk umbrella. donated BY
Abraham Kaufman, 500 Pennsylvania avenue
Fourth prize. box of cigars donated by Mrs.
I. Bartelmus, 1l9 AZ street southwest.
Fifth prize, box of cigars. donated by Mrs
Ross, 800 It'll street northwest
Fifth race-June Is, from Suwanee, Ga, al,
line distance 5l3 miles.
First prize. suit of clothes, donated bv thu
New York Clothing House, 3ll 7th street north
west.
Second prize. barrel of -four, donated by n
A. Poole, 9i4 Louisiana avenue
Third prize. box OF cigars. donated by r. L.
Lawrenson, 66 | street northeast.
Fourth prize. box of cigars, donated by d. P
Sickes
This will end the old bird races for 1923, but
during tho latter part of August series OF
young bird races will be flown, due notice OF
which will be given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
Do You BELIEVE Ir

That you can buy Furniture. Mating Reer1rrs
tori. China. Glass. Baby Carriages &c as Low fsuun
instsllment Arms as you can from cash hous-ss
You Enoo you don't believed A. and everybody knows
roa cant do IT, Banks charre for time and do zoe
mink merchants put out all this money for nothnG4
we donf want any credit business In ours we marh
ercTpfino at lowest cash price and treat everybody
alike IL You VtH buy installmen;s You can pay =
you please and we will hold the goods tn you pay u
bill ana save you big money. good lssprinG
Lounge. S29o Best Grade Carpe, LOUNGE a. <S
GOOD Mating. 121sc., l5c.. &c. Extra Heavy Dam
ask. Eve Very Fine Cotton Warp $50 Try 70
puy any OF them az same price, Refrigeration e. q
10 e5S. We keep the Leonard. aud whether you buy
from Us or not. don't take anything but the Leonard
bAoy Coaches from 81 % 500 Six Cane-ssat Oh
mars so Handsome Cluster Leg Table six foot eS
a-piece OAK Suite. Sl2 90 Much better one. elh
&c open stock Dinner and Tea Ware any piecs VOC
Nhht. any quantity. at lowest price Six Crystsl
luinoiers loc Tea Set. 56 pieces. 81 rs. Ice crean
..eezers. 2at. sL25; 3 ct. sL65; 4 at, eL0:
hhstnihg You want for the house. Don't &c lead %
uyP'lces advertised on few low priced eoods ver5
sihplet rap Often catches the most birds. We do
case business and We do II right Anything you bus
nor satisfactory return i; and get your money cas
you ma any better terms anywhere, Head this a
ena 'hinA II over Send your friends TO
| GEASIY. THE PUsHER.
Hor urnisure. Mating. Refrigerator. CsrnagsA
China. Glass. &c. Cheap for cash
| Double stores.
I lJlO and 15le 9TH 81 bet and o N op-L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
Cause for Discharge.
From Puck.

Judge (severely)- 'Ho-sevhippingi Is the only
suitable punishment for you and your kind.
The idea of a man of your size beating poor,
weak woman like that
Prisoner-''But. your honor, she keeps irri-
tating and irritating me all the time
JudSe-"How does she irritate vbu?'
Prisoner-"Why. she keeps saying, Hit me,
beat me, 1 dare you to hit me, just hit me
once and Ill have you hauled up before that
bald-headed old reprobate of judge and see
what he'll do with youn"
Judge (choking)-"Discharged"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20

in its necessary oxygen, improved digestion chsss
fulness and the workings Of Q sound body may
follow.
That melancholy and mental depression fsa By
so many men and women. showing only their nrss
gray hairs, is a lamentably common complaint
Palne's celery compound has cured hosts of such
cases. Has ignorance OF the virtues Of this Won
derful preparation been allowed TO stand between
you and health?
Physicians recommend f. and the tesemouials
Of some Of the best men in the medical profession
may be summed up in the words Of Or. z A.
Smith, Of Brandon, Vt, one Of the best known
physicians In Vermont whose portrait u printed
above, who says: a prescribe Paine's celszy com
pound because 1 know its great WORTH
The names have been published In these columns
within the last month OF some of the best suthofs-
ties among the practitioners Of the country VINO
recommend the use OF Paine's celery compouna In
the highest terms. 1t is better than all the patent
medicines and ordinary tones In the world. n
makes people well, and cures where al else faflA
Try ii, and youn soon be convinced Of its worth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20

INTERESTING EXERCISES AT yETZERoTT MUSIC
HALL LAST NIGHT - ELOQUENT ADDRESSES
MADE UPON THE OBJECTS AND AIMS OF THE
INsTITUTIoN-LIsr OF THE GRADUATES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
rnr BATTERY WAS ALL RIGHr.

II Capt. II. G. ForsberS, who commands
battery A, Egh. artillery. is not proud of the
blue and red clad men who call him captain,
there Il something wreng with his makeup.
The appearance Of the battery when inspected
was excellent in every respect Forty nine
men were present and one only was absent.
The cannon. equipments and everything per-
tanning to the battery was In the best possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20

The ASSEMBLY STAR for two weeks, begin
ming May IS, sent by mail to any address for
25 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
THE NATIONAL GUARD
Annual Inspections Reveal Most
Satisfactory Progress.
TO BUILD THE BRIGADE TEAM.

Orders Are Soon to BE Issued Calling Upon
the Regimenfal inspectors to Select Cam
didates for an Interesting Competition. in
Which the Fittest VIII Survive Private
Himebaugh to Be Promoted-Notes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
A New Trans-Pacific Line.

The steamer Miowera sailed from SYDNEY.
N. s. W., for Vancouver, B. c., Thursday. thus
inaugurating n new direct service between Ana.
tralia and British Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20

INSPECTIONS ARE
still proceeding, and
with the opening Of the
> rife gallery competition
have shared the interest
of the District National
Guard during the past
week. So far the in
spections have been ex-
tremely satisfactory,
and officers and men
alike are to be congrat-
ulated upon the fact
that their appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
THE RACING WORLD.
What the Brooklyn Handicap Of
1893 Demonstrated.
WINTER RACIN G HE R E
The First Great Race Of the Season q Dis
appointment-TheE Eject of Winter Racing
in Washington - The Mile and-a- Quarter
Record Now .O2x-Racing Gossip.
II f B r o o Z L Y N

II f BE 90 K L Y N
Handicap Of 1898 will
long be remembered AZ
one of the most unsatls-
factory races ever run
in this country. Long
regarded as an event
which would result in a
contest worthy Of the
high place in the racing
world held by it, the
race resulted in o
knock-about scramble
&c., Az 49,. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
TOURING ON WHEELS.
Cyclers Laying Plans for Next Sum-
mer's Outing.
SOMETHING NEW IN OFFICERS.
Gossip of the Local Wheeling Clubs-Runs
That Have Been Taken During the Past
week-Breakins the Record to Marlboro.

CClDEN Is W i II Il
happen in the best reg
ulated fam lilies, and
there is no reason why
bicycle clubs should
prove an exception to
this rule. A bicycle
club is not an excep-
ton. but to the cen
trary it is in a family
of wheelmen that acct
dents are likely to hap
pen, and when they do
happen somebody or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20

Messrs. c. L. Palmer of the Arlington Wheel
men and j. I. Hunter of the Washington Road
Club started this mbrning at O'Clock in an at
tempt TO make seven ''ccnturys' in seven con-
secutive days. the course to be a triangular one
between Frederick, Great Falls and Ellicott
City. Md
Mr.. Palmer holds the record Of '92 for seem
turys' and is trying this season to add twenty
five more bars to his badge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20

The ASSEMBLY STAR for two weeks, begin
ming May Is, sent by mail to any address for
Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
An Important Point,
From Puck.

Physician-''Light but nourishin' food nm
what 20 system needs. Mistah Swoggles. You
mus buy nice, fat chicken an eat a little of il
br lied" VI ~
Patient-"Am it absolutely necessary fob me
to buy dc chicken, dootah2"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20

Fob that "out-o'-sorts feeling"
Take Bromo-SeltzeS. Trial bottle 100,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
LIST OF THE GRADUATES.

The following is list Of the graduates
Virginia Taylor. Maryland; Alphonsine LIE
Nome, Canada; Majorie Stuart, Scotland; Ida
May Cameron. Maryland; Caroline NJ. Coggins
Maryland; Gertrude Elenor knecht Pennsvl.
vania; Anniet N. Wheeling. District of Colum.
bia; Lou Vica Jenette Wright, Pennsylyania,
Bertha A. Brown, New York; Mary Warrington
Cox, Virginia; Agnes Wallace. Scotland; Mamie
.. Greene, Louisiana; Margaret b. Fields
Pennsylvania: Alice V. Vance. West Virginia
Julia Ann Rufin. Maryland Jessie J. Mcleod
Massachusetts,; Eda L. Richmond, Wisconsin
Antoinet,e Rice Gaddess, Pennsylvania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20

I condition. and IL there we're any errors they
managed to eiude the keen vision OF the critics.
There was but one man absent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
GEORGETOWN CYCLE CLUE.

Members are being admitted to the George
town Cycle Club at a ratio which indicates that
the membership will reach fully 100 before the
close of the present riding season. Blank APP
plications are now in the hands Of officers Of
the club. Capt. Cook had eighteen members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
PRESENTATION TO DIR, JOHNSON.

DR.. S. s. Adams then made a short address
highly complimentary to Dr. II. L. E. johnson.
dean of the faculty, and at its close presented
that gentleman on behalf of the graduating
classes Of 1892 and 1898 with handsome silver
pitcher and goblet. DR.. johnson accepted the
gilt with thanks and expressed regret that other
engagements made it necessary for him To
sever his relations with the institution. The
liberal floral offerings were then distributed to
the graduates and the members of the faculty.
after which the graduates held an informal re-
ceptlon in the basement and the occasion came
to an end. One Of the pleasantest features of
the program were the spirited musical selec-
lions by section OF the Marine Band.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20

Two muster rolls have been received at bri
gade headquarters that are, if anything, trii
better than that which was commended in thi
column a couple of weeks since. The perfec
ones are those of company d, first battalion
and light battery A. Finer specimens of pape
work than these rolls cannot anywhere
found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20

The Roginski ordnance medal. presented by
Ordnance Sergt. L.. A Roginski. and to be won
by the enlisted man whose official rifle practice
rscogd is uppermost, has been made and is now
On xbibitiop
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

The local senate Of the Ancient Es-
scric order has changed It's place OF
meeting from the Tower block hall to
Elk's hall on South Ionis street. IL held
its first meeting there last night and did
It's first work under the new ritual.
The Union % Unions wishes TO cor
rect the mistake IN the evening papers
by announcing that they have post
poned their meeting at the Good Temp
lars hall Thursday. July 4. in favor -
the annual session OF Good Templars.
Kent District Lodge I. o. q. 4. viii
hold Its annual meeting for the election
Of officers and the transaction of other
business At 1910 today in Good TEN
plars' hall on South Division street
Members Il 81. Cecilia Twenty No. 3
will give lawn fete az the residence n
Mrs. Sinclair. corner East Fulton and
Lafayette streets. Monday. July 10.
The boys az Grace choir have gone
Tor a camping trip. r. 5. Bechtel az.
companies them. and have pitched their
tent on the shores IL soft Water lake.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

City Clerk Shinxman has received q
letter from City Clerk Johnson of Sagi-
has asking for copy Il our charter.
that tho president II the Saxinew board
- police and ire commissioners may
read and learn wherein the power lies by
Raieh AavoF Stuart was able o. veto tho
Meyers saipon hcen-e.
Ceru6ed copies q the charter amend.
meats have heeu received from the sec
rstxry q state. The impression il quite
prevalent that these amendments are rot
o. takr ignc1e,3iate effect but this Is not
correct The enartsr amendments we're
gwen ifnmetsssts effect.
Capt. r VI. William. has completed
The inspection u companies A. L aud ID
az Co.ixafer. Kalamazoo and Three
Rivers and returned home. The scmi-
annual ofiic.ll Inspection Of the state
fscope = aox hnished.
Collector q Revenue Steketee has his
le force = district deputies In bis
ciffe 80 Aark .iraightening up matters
feniy - tura ne Office over 20 his sue
crSsor az saan a. he shall toe appointed.
Il - thought President Fisher will
call special meeting ~ the school
board next Tuesday night 10 announce
the committee provided Tor IN the res,-
luton for free school supplies.
The channel dug BY the city last year
q allow the river water % flow through
into the steamboat channel is half filed
with dirt and oyster ears 40 that no
water fuds IL way through.
Commandment Graves xiil give the W.,
Grams - the soldiers hone an entcrtaia-
neat FRIDAY evening. Marie kniblce.
The Boston vocalist ard impersona;sr.
vili appear before them
The Anchogs defeated the Polish nine
Monday b. a score Il 10 10 II on the
White street grounds. Batteries Cd
der and Bouster Moideski and venes
iaas Umpire Walker
James VDeli wss arrested last night
~ Detectives Smith and Dsrr 90 war.
rant tor the larreny q revolver fsrx
days aye from Walter Culver Il West
bridge street
The Sidewalk on Waterloo street Re
tween Fulton street and the steam - ut
landing - IA an extremely dangerous
conslstioo. II y ROTTEN and fall of hois~
The .brrli,ers Il Custer Pest. q. A. K.
vii vat William Alden smith camp.
:. % N in e body AZ the regulu meet
ing q ~ rsmr n~xt Tuesday nicAt
Tie aw srn = Ciapperfon q Hine
has been dissolved and Nr Ciapp~rfon
heA oprped Al cgsiee IN the Michigan
Irusf cilldnx
The tsari e polire ard ere commits
sicaere has esnSesi a email of6,-e - Re
fitted op t'r tie turn s-y ia poIicr heed
CHARTERS.
TIE 20 Hcegerfyke block AZ the sS,r-
rec q v sibricae sna OTTAWA streets haa
iee1 fpd ~ James y Harvey Tor
fI1nf1
" Xxx has been resumed on the John
De- rssf tis~rs "a South Division strr.er
snt stss ~ - tspsdiy panhe.t
Three osres q 0las. FER she widai
csnsb Farnitare enupsny we're ciesre.i
a. ~ euetom hca-e yesterday
ne Grand Rapids schcssg Furniture
fpatsty II shut diva xhIle Gee ma
chsnsry - being pa ia
The dscnrstoss "a ih4 ssty hail are 10
irg si9e artistic york n the Mayors
cftre
The nisht ssris N she tsssphon~ n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

The Herald Makes an O6er of Great
Interest 60 Boys AMI Girls.
The Young America Long Distance
Safety is the machine We offer. The
HERALD is now only l0ccnts "A week. and
Tor sixty new subscribers we will give
one bicycle free. Parents may help. II
boy or girl gets only part enough
names We will accept the number that
he or she does get in part payment.
Here are the figures:
For sixty names one bicycle free.
For fifty names and $3.50 one bicycle.
For forty names and 600 one bicycle.
For thirty names and $3.50 one bicy-
Gle
For twenty names and SLIGO one BIZ
cycle.
For ten names and $3.50 one bicycle.
Our Young America Long Distance
Safety is made in two styles with three
sizes Of each style. either boys or girls.
namely: 20. "a cor 10 inch wheels. Each
machine is carefully tested before leav-
ing the factory. A sample machine can
be seen at The HERALD Office. II is well
made and durable. Who will be the
hrst boy or girl to get machine! Par
ests teach your boys 70 know the value
OF q dollar by earning bicycle, either
N whole or part. Full Instructions and
blanks for canvassing are furnished at
the Office. No. Is Pearl street.
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD.
K o. T. NJ. to Musk.gop,
July l6. via c. 4 w. NJ. Railway. leave
Union station : a. m Rate sl.o0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

eksnus Nh hotd : pscnie n Moth PARK
the essassx. AMI The asy gisls have cen
santsd ~ % theif sork foe them during
The fopeivines
Chssslies Do knntski kss dedicated
~Ths Rssd's Lsks waltz" D. WaIsburgs
bsad
Dr. Ksifstsad has removed from Il
Csaal sssess ~ la wsst Bfidxs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

Bids will b received on or before
Monday. July 10. at the ONCE OF the
Edison Light company. conner Fulton
and Calder streets. for ths erection Of
the addition 10 their plant. according to
the plans and specifications which may
be seen at that place. The right 70 70
icct any and all bids 10 reserved.
DANIEL McCoY. President
June =. 1904
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

Il would like to proclaim the value
Of Hoods Sarsaprillx from the top IL
the highest peak with . voice stiong
enough for the whole earth - her IT, j.
Is. Hornteck. HsrpefsviIie. n. Y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

Leaves Union station via e. 4 w. NJ.
1t 80 y m. Leave Beach at go p. m.
and pleasant place To spend Sunday.
Good fishing fos thoes Who like IL.
Good fsh u eat at the hotel. Every.
thing good even the price Tor the ride
down and hack 10 eenta Garry =
lunch il you don't want to 90 TO the
hotel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06
CATARRH CURED.
HAVE YOU cATARRH7

Hs~s POO pains fvts fbs ~ye>s
Are pear efes rItefrY
Hsxs ype err taaeh evexs pixst7
Are rua si<s - - s.osEefsf
u ttIers fufIstT lta1s Cropping ~ rs.xc>ss
~ So hact ~ yost thrtnff
fco een - fsrst pf.,f,s 3 sna f,errnanelItis
- Ok s. tfsAf 1ffD1i. - Serst Dtfixion
snrr,f. 20 s<<irs rtsafss Z, Z nis6 4 f,r~n1
Rassas Ei<41 ID - vfse. f.~a. - oIp
81 - Es.ss neszi.ipss rert 0Fssg -fssft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

Joy Memorial church sunday school
will take an excursion down the river 10
Grand Haven July IL They have
49, ured round trip fare Of 81 cents.
Tie Rev. =. X. Mohr. superintendent
20 the Kent County Sunday School as
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

GkAY-Mls Hsrrs<s Z. Gray. "Wednesday
evening". July = ~ o'ezock Is ~ rsns-
deae< of h<s s<sk<F. Au. C. ". WstklEs.
Ma - Soafh fAfAyetts strer& ARDsuses-
meat of funeeal her<sfter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06
Stomach Troubles Cured.

pains IL ssf1trlksk. tselrhine ~stz1
Rsizs1.g xnter. fc-era 90 gss
Fste. before and after sefina
l<ss.sssnt f<lsff "a stFsfnnssh.
Bi1 pr Yusrg feopie c0fe4
utzfE7~ia efTrsi
Scrrrss egs,4YSla eaRred.
All sf<Etssf-h ttodisles e-lred ~ d.. 8. Clay
Tod. nsfser ~ Norsh D1ssssoa stseet, up
szsiys. fcozzss 4. 8 sDs a. is-znd kaf,s4s. Ah1A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

ClM kiDTT & Co are s., Offering i,s'.s their =,
trimmed hats st . sacrifice. These gtods
have been divided into three lots. 81 a
and q. You should zee them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

On the Sunday excursion to Muskegon
July 10. Leave Union station 3 4 NJ.
via c. 4 w. NJ. Rate Sl.O0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06
Dr.. S. Clay Todd,
Tho Famous Nerve Specialize
NO. i6NORTH DIVISION STREET.
Rooms I. = and :
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH

cssarrh. Deafness. Rheunstas<n. Nervous
Dehiiliy. Inpotency and al DISEASES
resulting from early indi>fr-ssons sad
esces-~ a manhood. eli diseases -
he urinary organs. rarsszi EMraitsss
varieoccie. rgpssrr~. fUnafa sfaiasa,
osd ssre>. drofsy. skla dis<a-r> hs~r
fnd kidneT complaints. heart di-rese short
ness a breash. bach of hsea. ssnsll = saes.
sfc ineiadine al female ee'snrsais'- saa
eAronsr diseases cured ssiekiy sac per
Bsnsn*iy.
tsaa-ssisssisns FREE No sbarg@ for sr.
vsees ansa carsd. neassne. 81 bone treat
a,fnt seat ssefywherA sssne tos is4 q
esestson-L
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06
nDlRT DEFIEs THE KING" THEN
SAPOL
IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF
WONDERFUL CURES.
OF THE FAMOUS SPECIALIST
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED.

Nervous debility pcs-es ~sssDs~.r>I rsssit
ma from e.fly inaseretians rss srus~sr- 81
ms.hsoi es-s~sri - shs brain impepp-
srsssnsss 81 -ons ell, Diseases. irspspssr ~ss
a. isssr-mssss In sss.rsinss'ss ana sv~sm-ss
a sms osser asr-srs-. her-sii-rs v>>ksss<
s,r.. csusins lost rns-hscd, ins-rsrs.rs. bsss-s
nes-. instssssy ~ cdiiecs is-ss - r~p~ns-~
= ~ora arrsnr errv,sr~stscr: s,skias ~ sus
ssrrr lu-- cssta~nr- n ever os%. s--s s,n>s'f
causing eonssnnsss ~urrs and saxsess sss~t
sr.n.hs-~ si.ss s~v~- -omsi ssrsssn~r c~s<i>s
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