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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-04
KILLED BY ROBBERS
Conductor Shot i'm a Fight with
Arkansas DeSperadOeS.
Train Held Up and Express Car and
Passengers RObbed-One Bandit
Killed in Tennessee.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 3.-Fast ex-
press train No. 81, of the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern, known as the can
non ball, due here at 2:10 a. m, was held
up and robbed by seven masked men at
Oliphant, Ark, several miles north Of New
port, at 10 o'clock tonight. Passenger
conductor j. p. McNally was shot and
killed while trying to protect the train.
Oliphant is a small lumber town Of about
SEQ inhabitants, situated in a lonely timbo-
district in White county
When train No. 81 stopped at the sta
ton two men jumped on the engine and.
pointing revolvers at the engineer and fire
man, ordered them to keep still. The other
five men surrounded the express car, the
door of which was open, and at once be-
gan firing with their revolvers. Conductor
j. p. McNaly drew his revolver and re-
turned the robbers fire, but be-
fore he had succeeded ian wounding
any of them he was shot and
killed. The robbers then entered the ex-
press car, overpowered the messenger and
looted the car Leaving two men to guard
the trainmen, the other robbers proceeded
to rob the passengers. They entered the
coaches and SleeperS and at the point of a
revolver relieved all the passengers Of their
valuables. They then left with parting
volley, taking northerly direction.
a telegram was at once sent to the
sheriff at Newport, who formed a posse
and started in pursuit. An engine was
dispatched to Augusta for bloodhounds.
kilograms were quickly sent to Little Rock
for assistance and a special train left
about 1 6. carrying a posse of officers
and a pack of bloodhounds. The train
which was held up is expected here about
2:15 a. m, bringing the remains of con-
ductor McNally. Until this train arrives
full particulars of the robbery cannot be
learned.
The railroad people have no idea as to
the amount of money secured by the rob-
bers. General Superintendent Peck and
Division Superintendent Rose, of the Iron
Mountain, who in Memphis tonight,
have been notified of the robbery by tele-
graph and have instructed the railroad peo-
pie here to offer large reward for the
rest Of the robbers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-04
One Shot and Another Captured.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 3.-An at
tempt was made to rob the through night
express train leaving here at $40 y. m, for
Louisville, over the Knoxville & Ohio rail-
road The train stopped at water tank
near Coal creek and two men boarded the
express car. They had no sooner entered
the car than several men opened fire on
them. One of them, who has since been
identified as James Smith. of this city, was
shot through the body and MORALLY wound
ed. The other whose name has not been
learned, was captured without injury. There
was less than sl00 in the express car. The
Southern Express Company has known of
the conspiracy to hold up train for ten
days, and from four to ten men have been
on each express car for three nights past
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-04
Wanted Ada Rehan's Statue.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a morning paper
has the following: THE celebrated Mon
tana silver statue arrived tonight at the
Grand Central depot from Chicago. The
news that Ada Rehan's counterfeit in silver
was en- route was spread far and wide.
While passing through the Montezuma
swamp near Rochester three highwaymen
boarded the train at 1915 this morning. The
men jumped on the platform and attempted
to force the car open where the statue lay.
A messenger the train was about to
open the door OF the express car when the
engineer prevented him. The robbers, thus
batlled, sprang off the train and made no
further attempt to steal the statue which,
to say the least. would be very heavy
load. With the statue travelled Vice Presi-
dent Higibe, Ex-Governor Howsen and w.
A. Clarke. of the Montana Statue Com
nanXn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-04

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One horse and phaeton: horse
Kentucky bred. fine roadster, and any
lady can drive him; phaetoa latest style
Columbus Buggy Company's make; cheap
Call or address 10 West Maryland street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Not on this broad continent alone. hut in
rnalsrial breeding tropical region n Gu.ate-
malz. MEXICO, South America. the Isthmus
81 Pnnana. and elsewhere Ho-ssttsr's
Stomach Bitters Affords 20 inhabitants and
soiourncrs protection against malaria. The
miner. the freshly arrived Immigrant. the
tilisr q The virgin soil nexiy rohced Of iss
forests ~ the rake q the pioneer. fnd in
superb anfifebriio specific pre<rrer
sxairl-f me poisonous nia-ua which in vast
districts rlen Ia natural fszcssrs... IL Jet FER
tile io DISEASE. 4 anuihlaftS disorders Il
IT, stomach liver and bowels. ff,rtifie- those
Who ~ 4 against rheumatic ailments breed
1ai .cstcrei ~ outdoor exposure; infif~e~
xta-al xarr1ih into frnme chilled - a
risefols ftns ger4fcre. and rob- 81 their
fE.stf - harm morning ant AZ Dli-ts
AID sefors is.Icr eith hurffaineU. strength
en- fh9 seas and c0nlgsfs incipient kidney
frtaflrle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Trsfs. March -. Louis kossnth. the
aged Hungarian patriot who is living in
exile in this city. today received a deIu.
tation Of his fellow countrymen and nd
mirers. In discussing with the deputa-
ton the political situation in Hungary.
kossuth said that the ecclesiastical pro-
gram IL the Hungarian government was
the key to Hungsrys future. and that
this program ought Ia be supported un-
condifionally by all lovers Of the country
kossuth Is enjoying "a gopd health as
could be expected in a man Of his ey-
treme age. lie IL now over ~ years old
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Nh. ffkN- Ms fssok.
eonia- The uncertainty of che tone. los a
volume ard eontrol have disappeared. ena
nm delighted. The tree<menf a the>< th,:
sie.ans l. miid, so>ah.ng sna eff'cscloa>. sn
marked contrast with TIC tcftprx have Ie<l
through with otLsrs. I heartily feco,n-
mend them a. scientific aud skiiltal men,
Nm. cDok's c<sE.
MY trouhle. aid Mr.. Bsa r. Cook. the
second tenor in tho alison City ouss1ef'' IL
Neil Burgess County Fair. ~aafs< hack
i've years. For three yesf< had tzncn using
szit and wafer as = nasal aoucile. poslcinc
an obstruction IA ray breathing Instead 81
helping me II seemed 80 aggras ATE the dls.a~e.
THE obstruction int<ffssct seriously With
my voicH, and aft.ir treatment f,s< fso ,s.ars
with various doctors war Recommended 4,
professional friend 10 Drs- Copeland ard
associates.
They have greatly relieved me, and IL
gives me great pleasure "a recommend tilss~n
physicians ns masters II their arr and as
courteous gentlemen. No one uho h
troubled a. have been can afford o. csfrrl-
msnf with doctors Of unknown ability. but
should GO IL once 10 them. and thus save
valuable time and money. and have the con-
seriousness OF being in thoroughly comprtsnt
hands"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
THE SAGE ENAMoREo.
How 6esid Philosophy Plies Before .
Gsddy 0irss Arch Eyes

How 6sssd Philosophy Fii~ Before .
Gsddy 0irss Arch Eyes-
Tho sagc enAmored Is not always a
pleasing spectacle, for however philoso-
phical . man may be. however power
full Ia intellect no makes himself just
as absurd and ridiculous when he falls
In love ~ any pin-fcsthered. downy-
Tipped undergraduate in the ranks
There still lives In Bohemia says 70
port . woman Of ninety to whom the
great Goethe proposed when she was
. mai1sn Of seventeen and he . patri-
arch Of seventy To the younger gen.
eration 1t teems almost Incredible that
ono of Oocthe's loves could still be iiv-
ing. for the poet died mare than sixty
years ago. The absrrdi.y OF the gifted
old man, crowned with honor and fame,
falling In love with q schoolgirl and
actually proposing marriage 20 her, in
spite Of the disparity In their ages.
after oil illustrates the brotherhood Of
man. They have all. gifted and simple
alike. the same family trait, weak-
ness for women II was the poet
Lowell 70 whom q stanch admirer of
the first Mrs Lowell. and firm be-
lever in the husbands permanent Wild
owerhood. wrote concerning the r1imors
of his second marriage. and begging 70
know whether she was - believe him a
oil ''just like any other man" The an
swcr came promptly: Dear Madam
Just like any other man
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

LONDON. March ga deputation
from the chamber IL commerce. the
harbor commissioners and linen ner-
chants Of Belfast waited upon Mr.. Glad
stone. at his residence in Downing
street regarding the home rule bill to-
day. and we're accorded "a lengthy inter
view. They protested against the ms'as-
ure. Mr.. Gladstone reforted sharply.
and intimated that the depression in
Ireland is caused by political feeling
among property holders.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
FIND BUT FEW SEALS
THE WORST CATCH ON RECORD
81. Johns Bailt Ber Hops on the
Catch. and This viii Cr~snp
the Country's Business

Sr. JoH~s. y. T.. Marrh 2s-Tke
prospects II the Newfoundland sal
fishery are very gloomy. The schooner
Island Gem. which arrived here tins
evening with 2.so seals. reports the
steam fleet almost totally without seals.
The fishery viii probably be TIE
worst on record. Last year the take
was over $4,000. This year il viii preb-
ably be one third Of that. worse even
than in iss. the smallest nun.
her in seventy years. This misfortune
has a terribly depressing effect upon st.
Johns. a. il was hoped that gopd fab.
cry would have helped 10 rebuild the
town. Ii is now feared that the general
business Of the country will he greatly
cramr<l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
MORE new NAMES.
Strong and Reliable Like the
Thousands Before Them.
coas.nussion Of the Rems'tstis Tessi-
mony In Fsvx Of Dss. Copeland and
ossham's Method Of 1fs.)msassa
the chronse Diseases AmnSg
Thea Speeisis.ss Mira
L.vesmoss's s.gasd
StsteineaL

"A. 80. - - -.
we can ssfeis rsy. ~ihpo' 'S'' ~ s1'''''s
dletlon. tint such fesi@fk4rle testimony as
has been pabilaiy given each @s-ek 10 favor
~ The Cos*las,d ,,s..As-a II treatment and
"a -..s-....'--s-. - 49,. ..s.......
s'r YIN, s'e's'~ a>7ts''s''p w '''.'' -
before bestowed upon any physician or sss-
TEN Of treatment.
Vhx 40 ,,,.-.. ,,.,i..,t< feel il dat, and
-. :. -. =, .....,,,.,,,,.,3 III.
-. -.
treatment =" TIER tf'eAAs aA" s'''s''i''s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

The strongest recommendation that
any article can have II the Endorsement
81 the mothers II the town. When tho
mothers recommend il You may know
that that article has more than ordinary
merit Here il what the Centerville.
South Dakota. Citizen says editorialiy
- an article sold in their town. Prom
personal experience We can say that
Chamherlain's Cough Remedy has
broken up bad colds for our children.
We are acquainted with many mothers
ia Csnterviile who would not be without
u ia the houee for good many times It's
coe'. ard arc recommending n .yery
dayr - cent bottles Tor sale BY r. j.
wurzbarg. druggist No IS Monroe
street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Il had severe headache both In the front
and hack therr Mas roaring aud bsx<ing
nolse aud feeling If fuiinc>s la my carr.
Ny eyes were weak and my nose Was sore
and stopI.d up. aud the macrs which con
-;ansly dropped into my threat. kept sne
hav KING aud splitting 90 remove the offensive
matter.
my memory was rad and could not
concentrate my mind ON any one sut,Jsct.
WAS nervous aud could not sleep well. and
did not feel refreshed on rising In the morn
ing. had pains in the small 81 the hack
and between the shoulder blades. Ny appe-
lite was variable. and AZ tiines my stomach
Was sour. generated gas and bloased mp, and
had had taste in my mouth. l felt a
fulness about my heart and at times palpita-
ton.
Il am glad 90 say that all these symptoms
have disappeared and am sound and well
again. and owe il all 10 Drs. Copeland and
GFaham."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Ladies. do not delay your valuable
time ~ waiting and suffering but 81
csrs a bottle IL Dullsu : Great German
Female Uterine Tonic and pc cur'd IL
tcsr monthly trouble either ia old and
yonnx IL j. the very best preparation
l ever prescribed IN my extensive prac-
tice Il hss given the hest results IN
TIE greatest number 81 cssss q fenlaie
troosses n any medicine | ever used i
a. nos make a practice - using or re
omusndinx patent medicines. but this
~e,e,iy l. prepared - very competent
physician anil thenier ~ ny sr9laiut-
anee AMI ( eaa carefully afd ronscieu-
,cianslf recommend 81 a. ttc hest.
A. q. TRUTH. NJ -.
Specialists - Disea,ss n Women.
~ Fast Athslr Street. icsxp III
For sale AZ ~crilner s. AldEsrtA :
drug store. IS Ncrree street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

rrrsone who are subject n attacks n
bilious coiic can almost invariably tell.
~ their feelings when - expect an at
tack II Chamhcrlain's Collie. Cholera
and Disrrhoea Remedy i taken a. sron
a. these symptoms appear. they can ward
OF the disease such perenua should Al
ways keep The Remedy az hand. ready
fnr immediate nSe when needed TEa
or three sioees - i a. the right time
VII save them much suffering For
sale - r , Warzharg. druggist. No -
Nunroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

fir~s Ward
Sapervisor-- LEPPINk-
Aldernan-GERRIT II. DxGRAAF.
Consta ble-tS>tAhB Akkk-
second Ward.
Supervisor ROBERT T. LOOMS.
Alderman FORBES
on-tabl<-NarHASIEL A. wEEkEs.
Third wari
surervisor--JoHS BENJAMIN.
Aiderman-LtWIS q pC>TpS.
Constable--JOSEPHw ". LINDSAY.
Fourth Ward
Supersi~or-ECGE>E +. ALLEN.
Aidcrmaa-I>AAC II. MATTHEwSOS.
Constabls--EBE<EZE IL. cADi.
Fsnh Ward
Sapersisor-EDwI> WADE
Allerman-FRED X. DODGE.
Coustable-JACoB STEEaOuWER.
sixth Ward.
upcrsi>or A. SHIFTS.
Automatically ]. MARI>.
Gon<tabis--M ARsHALI. BUkSHAM.
seventh Ward.
sap~rvizor-CIAUS y. PETERSON.
Ahiermsn-LEvl PEARL
Constab.e-CoR>EL MASTESBROOk.
Eighth Ward.
Supersi-or--NAN BRAuDi.
Aldsrman--THONaS J. LUCAS.
Con-table-HE<Rf CoLNEIL.
Ninth Ward.
Supervisor-wIILfAN 4. C0wLES.
Alderman--HE>RYN ". WILDER.
Con~tahlc-GEORGEA KNOLL
Tenth Ward.
Snrsrvisor--ANNE LINDEMCLDER.
Alderman-NILL A. SHAW.
Cousfabie-JE JEREMIAH ROZEMA.
Eleventh Ward.
Supsrvisor-F RF.MOST r. SkEELS.
Aderman-JDHS A. NERkFRkE.
Constable Joseph :. PILkIN.
Twelfth Ward.
Supervisor-SfD<ElI |. SHAW.
Alderrnan--<ATHANIE RICE.
Constable-J VAN TUBERGES.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
JAPAN IN THE GAME.
ANNEXATION FEVER ABATfs


~ az rk.
- fks>e'e' @a.sr 20
tnste<t of~tss steamer Au'ehe7 afivs'
from oAnzoa VA tienolu!a this fafnIipg
Ins Allisnce maize The trip up fttAn
ft.e<,..lu IA c.exen DAYS. T.. r. jones.
- - ea.nr. -. ,hA Han alIaa
s...-,.,,...l yo,~rnnsos hzz resigned.
owing r. Il. health. AID II. K Psrt<r has
beer appointed % sace~.sd him. A
v.,.,......or y ON foot FOR pnlts.cd organ.
,.a,,..n .monv All fr.ro.fs ot annsxas,,n
- - -.,,,.ov,,av a. SOW.
-. - -r1 -. ~.
sfnm~nt anu /" "a - ,'.s 80
aarexasio1 q TIE .s-anas - tho nitsu
bIar<s
4. i believed that Japan has designs
unon tho l~Iands. owing % the euploy
meat Il large number II her subjects
90 The sugar plantations Chief Justice
Ja<l.l. ia speaking about the matter.
in-faacrt iirst that tho captain u the
Japanese cruiser Naniws had eali,sd
uton the provisional government. and
~aid II the Gated States abandoned It's
protecforass the Japcnese would con
srier no. government existed IN the
i-Isnsl-. and would raise their hax The
japanese government officers are said 10
he prpnung through the labofs II their
SUBJECTS. aud another thousand Ut them
have iefs japan TOR Hawaii
British Minister Ncotehouse - on
frlendiy terms with The japanese com
missioner. and x has even been charged
that Weodehou-e has advised tie eon-
mlsssocer as ~ his policy
r.g,..., A. w.,chf,.i
- - -, -,
49, s -. - -
o'.'-s - ~ s."s' -. 80 SAY ,',s,
s~''r- ~'a' M p'I' .s'Aa. so''.s ',.a'',.s'
= 80 1865 ~ o.,n- 49, 800; ;,s' ~.
$50. 's'',,''' "a - sas.~ ~ -,
-',s' - - -, :, :. -,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

PARIS. March .s.-Otto Brandes, Paris
correspondent Of the Periiner Tageblatt.
who was ordered from the country on
suspicion Of having been the author OF
an article charging Ernest Carnot with
receiving Panama money, went TO the
police bureau this morning and gave
notice that he would start for Germany
at once. 4 mob stoned them out Of
Paris. the government giving them no
nrnfecfinn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
behalf Of Dullam's Great German Blood.

behalf Of Dullam's Great German Blood.
Liver. S;om eh and Kidney Cure. l
can safely say that | never took such
medicine as that tn cleanse the liver.
stomach and kidneys. was suffering
for years with biIiousness. indigestion
and loss Of appetite aud sleep. One
bottle did for me more good than six
months other treatment, and | feel it
my duty 10 testify in its behalf. so
others may try il and get cured
Yours Truly.
WARREN r. RUSSELL.
Contractor and Builder. Flint. Mich.
For eale at Scribner K Aldworth's
drug store. 73 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

LONDON. March 2s.-The captain Of a
cattle steamboat sailing from Liverpool
put nine American stowaways on shore
at Capel Island. which is uninhabited.
They were rescued from the island by
the crew OF fishing boat and conveyed
to the neighboring headland Of knocka-
door. They then proceeded to Queens
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

The writer a@i'<.d up<.1 Ars- Mar A. Live
nsefx. IL iru<<1 k><<.1<.r su<n>rt1n xnd
ph4krrtofh1<s y, ~ ksD< 1. h<r1nas
ns-tt1f4l >Ai'-4ff. IL <r<s< So .z~.k< ~ ~
~yrk f<-1< eoa>e ~ ~ unr}N1,a 81, s<,>ans.
go SAD t<.es m h<< sctatkm 3, thrsn - :
f4s.sM. tso things had ea,r
<-d hrr ana
ls>5 h&f - Is>pet1nr1@a t1e@r ~.,rk - l,rS
ff'er<'< and tse> ~hc h>d a>k<1 her orinrsu
st~,<.t tnt.n. ice ~~s tl.<,< cs,&<1xe w<sv
,<r. 10 within tf.s rons1 Il a. r,.-.-,< ~
ti.< . A.s that t<4er u<<bo1> xr<< tos.I srd
gentle ss41 tt.es 1rvef seczsl>a la..,s..i a. ~.
r.rs % tef..x 1nea-2n<. ~izl-t m,k1a n4t.ls>
cats<s - fAe I>i<e.-f, SCI ti.< s@ke - : Essl.
ciseAI nt'l<1At} Ga ths< arcson< - .<,<..
r-af<-& them sale ~ &<l4 ~ 81 lila
A. ~ b<ro ~n car. - wFc<t sa1d urn>d
sh< following
II h4sef I.ssiss, al.ssx The (opei4na
tfe4in.f4t aud it.sr,<s4At. l exk<rs42z~~,
gf~1t i~ne',t from The sfr4tzn<ns. fnx11
<ssstiea.anl,. ksna aud fst,~',s*. and IL ~
Co.'S t'.sl ~<f< ssftAlnls ekIl.i11
t>'sne&.
Chr s<sa<fn ~ mali frrAs.D<nf ~ n,oaus ~
fxnpseu hiank and correspondents !, -
f~ficct aud ef1<,ts-<l ~ oaI o.@io< s.,fk Tie
change : he ~sne- = sssl.tL cossr< sses,-
u.t1e soeia1.rE nt1seiDs-s Write iof emp
to'n tlnnt - Irs- tol@.lAnd aud ttr4hsnn.
~ ta-a fuis<'n rfrs<t. araI-o kApsa>. AsA
$500 A MONTH.
ALL PATIENTS WILL RI TREATED
Until GIHfD foh 6 ZEE Ns.NTH.
THIS INCLUDES CONSTITUTION M
ANIMATION. TREATMENT AND MIDI.
CINE feh ALL PATIENTS And f0R
ALL DISEASES.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

-rhc people q tkin vicinity ir@ist On
having (tau,f~fhaina Claah Kennedy
Il H,snnr a P.rfiaad n IS. frt HAT
- rhf Tier xnn~ it s. - secerter g.
arv ether fnr s,ltie. snd a. preventive
acd esrs E.r eroap asl 1hg sheald they
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
Will simplify the Tariff.

Cry or MExIco. March 2S.-The
Hon. Jose Ives Limantour. secretary OF
the treasury. is at present engaged in
preparing number Of important re-
forms in the customs service Of Mexico
and the tariff will be simpliiied at an
srlx date
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

This j. an etpfrsslcn thu travelling
pulitc rfaerg ID use when they find
something tnat j. exactly VIA, they
want TIE exprrseier app ,es elrertiy
- TIE W iscoa-io Central ines y tleh -
rex sdatsiie.l - ~ - 10 The Route
f-m Chsaro a. ~ Paul Minneapolis
AafIss Doiufh ard al points IN the
r.srfh ssef Their ioutif daily train
s.rrice and tine eqnipmenf offers induce
aier - whlrh eaunot - surpassed
The Is tho orlY ne fuDniag both
thnnsh fliman FIRST Class and Tour
1T Scopes f-,nl Chicsel - Pacific
Coast peints without charge
Per fuii information address your near
est q, ket agent ~
J,axs g. pnvn.
Gen. raee an.f Tickef AIT. Chicago III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Per Jsst.oe of ne Supreme coars--
FRANK 4 HOOKER
Foo n<ssurs Of tne STATE tnjsetsitY-
FRANK ". fIEItHkk
HERMAN kfEEkh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Marion Harland. on pages 103 and ii5
of her popular work. Ewes Daughters:
or. Common Sense for Maid, Wife and
Mother" says:
For the aching back-should il be
slow IN recovering its normal strength
an Allcock's Porous Plaster is an excel
lent comforter. combining the sensation
Of the sustained pressure 81 strong
warm hand with certain tonic qualities
developed in the wearing. II should he
kept over the seat Of uneasiness for
several days in obstinate cases, for per-
haps fortnight
"For pain in the back wear ar All
cocks Porous Plaster constantly. re-
newing as IL wears of. This is an in
valuable support when the weight on
the small Of the back becomes heavy
and the aching incessant.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Three days is very short tir1e in
which Ia cure bad case 81 rheumatism;
but il can be done. II the proper treat
ment il adopted, as Will be seen by the
following from James Lambert ~ New
Brunswick. H.: II was badly afflicted
with rheumatism in the hips and legs.
when | bought a bottle II Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. II cured me in three
days. am ali right today: and would
insist on eyeryone who is afflicted with
that terrible disease 10 use Chamber
iain's Pain Balm and get well at once
30 cent bottles for sale by r. j. Wurz-
burg. druggist. No. IS Monroe street.
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Not u you 60 through the world a
dyspcptic. Or Acker's Dyspepsia Tab
lrts arr a positive cure Tor the worst
forms II Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Fiatu.
lency and Constipation. Guaranteed
and soid hy.sll druggists
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B H0ADI sI p.s,s f ll,., va ,.,t is'
pouhie daily sleeping ar service from
Chicago. II. Louis. Cincinnati. Louis
vllie and Evansville. Va Nashville.
Cfsttsnos ca Atlanta. Lake City lack
s.nxiiie g. Tampa For rates ard sieep
niE ear write n r. Neville. No isl
Oisrk street. t'hicsgn
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nak inssst upon having L. Ply cent
bprties for s1le By p. J. Wurzhurg. drug
gsss. No. - Aoufoe street
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This IL What.

Buy DIR. Koch's German nerve pills
for nervous people. Guaranteed 10 cure
weak memory. loss Of brain power. lost
manhood, nightly emissions and all
nervousness 10 either sex. Price 81 or
six for s.. Dullams German Medicine
company. Flint, Mich. sole agents for
United States and Canada. Sold in
Grand Rapids by Scribner X Aldworth.
No. % Monroe street.
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for Jndsss Il she Circ1-t Court for Tie
toanty Of ke1t-
WILLIAM X GROVE.
NJSkS TAGGAkI.
For school Comm i..tonsr~
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A Contractor. ADVICE.

DvLIAM's MEpfcISE Gentlemen:
I take great pleasure in tcstifying in
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