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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18
Bc.5 :soa @abentas nnb Sr.
Yu9er's Aufanft.

Das Bethesda 5oipital uns oas
beutjhe Diatonifen Wniterbdus on
Rsaoina Roab unb Dat Ctr. in uns
Ierer Stabt bat in Der perion ots
0errn Or. ". !. guder aus grant
furt a. W. einen n.leuRtitor erbaltsn.
Die aniialt III in Der Veuseit 10 gss
ipahfen, bab Der pr1ibent oer Nns
ftaItskborb., Or. 6. Sober. bic Mrr
belt nit,t mebr bsipdltisen ionnts uno
oesbolb 6ilfe baben mubte. Rad
Idnsersr umIhau iiel bic WoN auf
Or. 9uner, sinen .loHiif etbiIbsttn
Mann, Der msbrsrs Sprahen fliebsno
rebet. Gr iit nit s5amilie foebtu in
Cincinnati einaeiroffen unb bat elm
6aus an gben 4ps. auf Ult. Inburn
kspaen. Gr piro b.m Wutterbons
ols @nItaI.sseiitliher biensn uno Der
neu su oriinoenoen DinioniHeHsIuss
bilounssiduIe als prinsipnl porfebsn.
Qm 9onneritog oie1.r Wods, ols benz
gabsntog bss getbesoa<5o'pitals, iol
er benz VubIisum poraei.ellt iutrben.
sm Bethesda 6oipitol tpirb an bies
fem gaa bon 3fpei lbr glnhmittags
bis 8 ubr abenbs oFfsnes 5aus gebals
ten. pahmittags ipirb allen Beius
hern elm gun6 ierpiert uno axnbs
BON 5 biz 8 ubr Elm frusoles abene<
eiTsn. Gg perben .benfoIls fhone
neue Souxniers gum gertouf ausgss
brien uno bic Ddben Der Jrsunoe in
Gmpfons e.nomm.n. 4bsnbs finbet
in elmer acknowledgement Rir4e eine
4benb linisrbaIiuns i!att. Die
Sdreiners saapeIle fpirb muil5irsn nno
Or. guh,r biIt cine Rsbe.
Das SpipitaI leste Elm iehr erfclga
reitss Sobr suriid. Jinansiea If es
nitt obne Shpi,risteiien absegansen,
ba bi. 4nitoIt isinsn grbaltunssfonb
beiib. unb bod isbr oiele 4rmenpflese
iibi.. Da mub Der 9atentug aur pile
tommen unb es ftebt 81 boffen, bab bic
sabIrei6en syrsunos bisfes 9oipitcls
au6 bi,fss Subr bas eole Wsrt reite
LID unterftiisen tperben. Gs iinb oIs
lerlei 8aben ipilliommsn: 9roeeries,
singsmaht. Jriihie. 5anbtiiter coer
iper es porsi.bt 0elb. benn nit baor
tam bas 6oipitdl taufen. mas am
nottiaIten erideint. Die Qieksorbeii.
bic bier sethar ipiro, mIbte unterbros
den iperoen. fpenn bic 0onner unb
sgreunbe bi.I.Wo6e nidt subiife ioms
men fpiirben. llekr bic Mrbeit. ipeld]e
bic DiatpniiIen i'm perfloHsntn Jabr
in Der hi.iie.n 4niialt uno ben bamit
p.rbunpensn 3ipeisanitaIisn In unbern
StGoten perrihiet taben. entnebmen
ipir b.m Sabresberidt JoIaenbes: SIM
6oipiiaI 905 aronte sepfItat; 534
Sperntionen poll3oeen; 1705 1nae
pripais aran.ens unb Armenpflese; e
purbsn 1912 akibunasitiide unb 265
aork nit Rabrunesmitttln on 4rme
perItenit; 329 9lumsniirdube an
aranie perobreiht: 1921 1raitoie
uno reliable 3eiiIHrifim bertbilt;
6731 WiHionss unb armenbeiuhe ges
madt; in 1877 perfhiesenen pribotfas
miIisn aspfIset Tin etpd Elm Drittel
uneniaeltlicb). Die Diaioni1en iino
auberosm in Rdbibulsn. Rinbtrsdrs
ten. arippsn II. bsl. m. tbdiis setpsien.
sic bobsn Gsiber eefammelt fir bic
5siosnmiIIion unb sur unteriiiibuns
Der 4rm.u. Mebrert buben ean5 nuss
I6Iieblid 4rmenbienit prrihtes. Ct.
lpa elm @isriel Der paiienisn I'm 90.
Ipital tpurben unsniesltlih Nrpflsst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18

Mber ss tlons etipos nit burd, et'
tpas,oas i'd fhDn ldnsit balb txrpifHt
barin sebort bate. gDas mar .s ooh9
ad ia - 9offmanntbal -:
rMonhe freilih miiHen orunten ftsr'
ben,
NIo bic f6tperen Ruber Der Shiff,
itreifen;
gnbre ippbnen bel nem Stsuer bros
ben,
aennen Doe.lilus uno 2anber esy
Sierne
llnb ba iiben Iie ipie sn 6auis.
Geihten Sauptss unb leihisr oGnet...
Der anabt i'm piel su lana,n Rod
ftGbt nod tinmoI pus blinb. 9inn nod
born. oas bic belle. pertusieiifts Scn'
ne niht iiebi 49,.
Sa, mande freilicb :"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18

Aus SEN Serit te n bes 5ans
belsz 0epartements ih0pfsn mir bic
erfreulite M}ittbeilung, baB Die ume.
ritaniI6en 5abritunten iih iebt mub.
geben, ibren 2lusIunb 6anoel 81 err
ipettern. Oas 1T unbebin9t not6penz
big, um Die 5abriten in Gang gu ball
ten unb ben 2lrbeitern beitdnOige 8ez
i6dftigung gu iihern uno bisIes Be-
niiben IoQte oemgemGB BON Der Rez
eisrune unterftiiBt tperben. Sds tann
houptiddIi6 perm0ge bes Sdrifs oez
f6eben, inbem bas Re3iprosttGts@
prin5ip i'm tpahren Sinn oes Wortes
eineefiibrt pirb. 6ier3u 1T es npt6z
fpenbtg, Dem 9rGIioenten rpeitge6enoe
8onma6t;n gu ertbetlen. gs muB
ibm geitattet Iein, uber etnen 3OQubs
Itri6 bon brsiBig gro3ent gu osrfiisen,
I'm entiprehenoe aon3ei1ionen Don
onoeren 2Gnb:ru fir Die Ginfuhr BON
sFertigfabritaten gu erLangen. Gs unz
terIiegt teinem 3peiTeI, Dap bieIe omez
ritaniIte 5abritate i'm Qusldnbe 9ltz
ten 2bIus finoen piiroen, penn unerz
ichpinglihe 30ue Iie niht beraushiels
ten. 9ieiem llebelitunoe lGBt iih
bur6 Re3ipro3itdts 8ertrdge entgea
gentpirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18

lln.sr ben siirItiaisn Wetterbsoins
auusen brah .nbIih seiisrn Der 2as
an, beiien Bebtutuns fir bic grcbe
WaIit bes 1msri,anil6en @pItss bon
lptnisIiens tbenfo erobtm Sntsrsle
III, ola Der Gag elmer praiibtn!eniudbl,
nGmlid, Der Ias. an mtltem ber
aompf' nm bi. goiebaGs Weiiieri6aft
Der W<It sipiIhen ben Champions Der
beieen Ieitenben 2ieas (Rat. unb Im.)
xsinnen folIte. gtibe 2isas Sdhlen
ibre 9nb1naer unb geireuen gu WsiIa
Iionen (Wl1nnsr, sSrauen unb ainber),
Die ihon felt Woden in fiebsrbafter
9lufreaung ben II. Sitober bsrbsiees
febnt batxn, bic chamber. sIeit fanos
tiIh.n parteisdneern in Der polltit,
baiI.n unb perohten unb bic nidt ehr
in ibren Wormdl3uitono nit Rnhtrube
unb g.Iunoem slppetit suriidiebren,
Bis bieier aampf enosiiItig entlhieosr
IN.
Der 3ubrons su benz seitrieen err
i,en aampfs bes aus iieb.n Spsltn be-
Iiebenosn 1ourniers iiberities al. Grs
iportunaen. Ghon am Sonntag
Qb.nb batt.n bic ginlabs sSsssbrsnoen
ben Spietpdrt in kfen Shoaren ums
laeert. Der risiiee Sbiba part Der
atbIeten in philabelpbin mar ihon
piele Stuubtn Dor oem gesinns oes
Spiels Bis auf ben lesten SiehpIaB
hIesi unb tonnte iaum bic 6dlfte Der
1auienbe uno obsrmals 5auierbt
oufnebmen, bic ee,ommsn tpdren, I'M
BEN Gampf. beisutuobnen. Rad tons
ierpctiper Ghdbung tpiro bic eeitriee
3uff1ikrsahl ais minbeItens 10000
berittet. anum seniigenb Raum
tonnte fir bic Spieler reierpirt ipers
ben, um uue.binbert ibrer aufgabt
ser.ht perosr gu t0nnen.
rad ben iibIihen syeitlidseiten. bic
aus mebriiiinoissm aonseri. Yarabe
Der beiben alubs ouf benz Spielplase
unb tursen4nreben bes 8iirs.rmeiiters
Der Siabt pbiIabslpbia uno bss 5errn
4uguit sxrrmann. prdiibent Der Ras
.ionnIz zaommiiIion beI:anosn. besann
pos Spiel piin.!lih nm 2 llbr.
2ils Shisbsrihter bss Spi.les funz
airtsn bic 5srren S'9ap (Rat. 2iga)
unb Skriban (gm. 2isa).
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18
Itr Stabtanwalt ipirs ben cider.
S.Iirettor nertrefeu.

auf 9.fragen bat Der Giobiannolt
eriI0ri. bnb er ober elmer ieiner aHis
iitnten ben Gihsrhiisbireitor Dor Der
3iDiloienits saomminion au persreitn
bal. iobdIo es iid um NppsiIotionsn
sesen entffeibunsen banb<lt. fpel3e
Der Dire,tor in Jeuerpebrs ober polis
seisanaelessnbeitsn obseseben bat. Oi.
rsttor Small ernanute geltern Der.
man goot IT,. BON 1707 borriionApe.,
gum Sub poli3iiteu an GtelIk bes
gum poIisiiten btfOrbertta Mm. Dos
9ele.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18
Baie.Oau.

qampf nm bic WeltsWeiferidaft
slpiiden Gbitaso unb philabelpbiu.
erites Spiel enbete NIT Sies
fir Die am. aisa. - 3tpsites Spiel
huts in philadelphia. - geitrises
Spsl um Weiiierihaft. -
S,iea Der .Naps" iiber bic ~Rsos".
Ssuts lsbi,s spiel bes 5ourn'srs
Tn Cincinnati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18
9ienitag, Den Is. Sftubcr 1910.

Die groBtapttaltitti / d E
BreiIe finost, bab RooiepeIt niat 3iebt.
Hatiirlid nihtl Rur Mdnner tpie
Qllbrih unb Cannon t0nnen oas Wolt
eeeiitern. Wer bas nitt staubt, Der
1T elm Gdiariit uno Elm neuer Natioz
nQliit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18

Water unb Wloin Gtrobe gebroht su
baben. min jtboh seglaubt baben. bab
aapp bas Reht bate. bieielben 5u
pertaufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18

Sn ben leBten 5tpei Sabren
lit Die 3ufubr BON gefrorenem 5leiih
aus 2luItralien nah 2onoor 10 9roB,
Dap Der Martt Uberfiiut if uno beionz
bers 2ummfLeii6 baIb perI6entt
piro. 0as lit natiirIi6 nur mogIid,
ipeil in GngIanb pon SIeiid tein 3o1
erbobsn miro uno ouraus 1T gu e-z
meFsn, I'm tpiepieI biQiger SSIeiId fen
ipiiroe, tpoute man unIerem5IeiIa atruIt
BEN S6us8oQ entsieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18

Der errepubIituniI 6 E S6ds@
msiIter8 8onoioat 6err gilbert 0uiz
fer erfreut iih GROCER 9eliebtbsit IN
oeutIden 3rsiIen, bic ietnen bieoeren
aarattsr gu iddBen lpiIIsn. Mud bat
er our 8eniige erpieIen, oab er Elm
maun nit eretutiben SaIenten lit, tptc
iie in osm 4mte, I'm pelhes er Ii3
betpirbt, ben0tbiQt tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18

Die 4ntla gen, nel6e bic Der.
Staaten 8runb Surp in SsattIs ers
bpben bat, betreffen betriiger;ihe Gin
traoungen ouf aoblenlGnoereien in
9llastQ i'm Wertbe bon 100 UtiQionsn
Dollars. Die bic &Iagei6rift an8:bt,
tpuroe Der 8strug in Der dlten WeiIe
geubt, 0oB man Qeuts BON alien Gts1
unb Gnben 3uiammenlus, I'm 4nz
fpriife auf 6eimitdttsn 3u erhebe7.
9drunter Iollen iib 8iele befunoen
bQben, bic ni6t etnmal 9irger Der
Ser. Stuater iinb. Wian CAB ihnen
bag GeIb fir bic ReifetoItsn unb bic
erIte 4n3oblung. ne6it elmer Summe
fir Die 0ienitleiitung, nofiir Tis ii6
perpflihteten, Die 6eimItdtten, io6Q!o
its oieIe erlporben butten, an Die Qeuts
8u lbertrugen, pOn osnen lie geoungen
tporoen lpuren. Sslbitperitdnoli6
ioQte bunn eine peitere llebertragung
an bic 8robtapitaliften ituttfiHben,
tpeIhe pas 0eIb porgeIhOien batten.
Ulit elmer 4uslage bon ptelletbt 3panz
8igtauienb Dollars Dollten Iie b:m
0olte Gigent6um i'm Wertbe bon 100
WGQtonen Dollars iteblen. Qls RooIez
pelt ieirer ,3sit cine 8ertpiQigung for
berte. um ourt SnIpettoren feItiteQen
gu lQ'Ien, ob Die QGn0ereien Dem g.
ieB gemGB beIiebslt puroen uno BIZ.
Qniprude in ebrli4:r meiie erhofen
tporDeH Ieien, ipurDe er ais 0e-=
fhpenber bon offentli6en 9elbern unb
ufurpator osrfdriesn.
Der bemotratti de GouDers
nsurs 8anDibat Dir BON g2ep gort
bolt fulminante Reben gegen ben Jos
rif. gr bat aber bamit aufgeb0rt,
ieitoem ibm nahgspieien porben III,
DaB Gin 4qent Der 2apsten aompa1z
ME. in pelher Dir tart intersiiirt 1T,
eiRsn boberen 3oQ fir gapsten gsfors
bert bat. Wlan tpiro odrauf erfpis
bern, oaB tpenn republituniite Jabriz
tantsn bObere 3DQs forbern, bieies
Re6t aud oemotratii6en sSabrifqntan
3uitebt, uno oisie aedtfsrtigung nirb
man tpobl geltsn laTen miiHeH. 2(uein
1Denn man CUR Jrugs geIangt, mas bic
Derfhisbenen porteien getbun babeu,
nm bieier 3ollbettsIei oosr rihtiger
3Du Sorruptipn Elm Gnoe au ma
hen, 10 ergibt iid Elm isbr fpeIentliAer
unteri6ieo. Inter benz neuen repuz
blitanifden Spitem iinb aobbpiiten
ous@ihloFen. Die 3oursDifion fpiro
iett bon elmer &ommifIiDn bon Sohs
SerfGnoisen dussearbeitet. 3u ipeIdsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18

ppSI lUAttR pN sAspsSiAl UtH sSuIS
i'm 4ngriff nit bsm q 1t nett iibsrs
Issen. Speraa tpurbe i'm 5. 8anse.
als CT g.rinss aontrolle iiber ben BAL
5sis.e, ourh WeSntire abssloIt. bod
tam bic 5Ilft gu ipdi. Die Subs"
mati.n 3 3reffsr sessu Z unb ] iJsbs
I,r sesen 2 Der @esner. &nbsr fane.s
nidt ipeniger als 8 Cubs" ols 2ufis
fdhler sur Bani sssen A. Overall
II. MeSniire perihen.ien a syreip1Hs
3ur /. gai. sesen 2. Grobsr Jube!
krrihie s.ftern abenb in Der ionit 10
itiuen Stabs Der grubsrliebs unb iinb
bic Qttisn Der -4tbIeien" infolge BEG
Sisses auf par in ben Wstten sefties
gen.
Das spiel.
gbicaao .o00O00O01--1
philadelphia .0210O001x-4
S<uts glodmitias finbsi bas sipei.s
Spiel bes 1ourniers in pbilaoslpbia
ltoit.
Fampf I'm bic Sbios
Weifsrfhaft
Sn benz csiirigen 6. Gpisle spiihen
.Rebs' unb ~Rops1 um bic Ohio
Weiiteridoft. in Glepelanb. bebienten
1romn,e unb WeQenn unIer gehiib
gegen 1lnnbins unb ADAMS fur bic
Deaner. Snon mad benz erften Donae
fpuroe syromme burh Burns. biefer i'm
8. Oonee burh RoDdn unb bsr GeSs
tere i'm 3. 0nnee burh 6duptIing
Griffith obgeIDit. .ndbrenb Der eeaneris
ihe Sdlsuber Blanbing bis gum Gnbe
bes Gpisles ouf fsinem poiien pers
blieb. Die Nsbs perloren bas Spiel,
neil bic Nnps bas Slid battsn. ibre
1reffer 81 ion3entriren. Gis mah.en
10 1reffer unb einen Jeblsr seseu ii
1reffer unb 8 GebIer.
Dus spiel.
gineinnoti 49,. O201OO2O0-5
Glepelonb 003O5OlOx-9
6euie Nuhmittag finbet bas leBie
unb entiHeiDsnbe Spiel bieies gours
niers BIER IN Cincinnati ftati. Wobrs
ineinli9 ipttben Gusgs Dber Dosptr
nit TltQean ipieber CUR Nebienuna
unireS Oki6ibes benubt lrerben.
0os episI btsinnt um 2 llbr 9aa4s
mittdss.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-12-15

| Orleans
Miss Alma Meeks spent Friday and
Saturday in Bedding.
James Secord, who has worked at
Frank Aldermans the past year, left
for Texas, Saturday, To spend the win
ter.
Mrs. Oren Purdy and sister, Mrs.
Choat, went TO Greenvile, Saturday,
for visit at George Purdy's.
Rev. Jerrett and children were quite
sick the past week, from vaccination.
Those i'm Ionia Saturday from here,
were Miss Olive Hoyt, Kendall Meade;
Mrs. Earnest Leach and Miss Vernice
Musselman.
Miss Ethel Conkwright spent sun
day in Sunfield.
Jack Mussleman is moving into his
new house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Eckert and
daughter, Grace, Neva and Floyd King
spent Sunday at Iva Kings.
Don Mercer has brand new cutter.
Which is the lucky girl Don?
Asa Treynor and wife were in Grand
Rapids last Thursday.
DIR. Wilkinson and family were In
Ionia, Saturday, doing Christmas shop
ping.
The Misses Arnolds of Ionia, were
guests of Mrs. Harry Strong last We'd
nesday.
There has been $50 attendance in
the high school the past three months.
j. M. York and wife spent Sunday
in Greenville, at George Purdy's
Miss Pearl Foss and Miss Inez KEEL
lar of Bedding, were the over Sunday
guests of Mrs. John Palmer.
Mrs. Mae Mosher and children of
Bedding, spent Saturday and Sunday
At her fathers.
Miss Bessie Brown visited her cousin,
Vera Emery, Sunday.
Melvin Anderson returned from
Grand Rapids Monday night, where he
has been doctering.
The Orleans aid society met at Mrs
John Palmers, Thursday, there were
fifty present TO enjoy the occasion.
They will meet at George Hoyts, Jan.
18th.
Mrs. Elva Anderson was in Ionia
Monday, shopping.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-12-15

The Misses Eva McGinnis, Mar
garet Mccormick and Berenice Lessi-
ter, also Messrs. Thomas Byrne and
Fred McGinnis visited the Lessiter
school Dec. s.
Miss Maude Osmer is now i'll with
neuralgia and throat trouble.
At the regular communication OF
Grattan Lodge +. IL A. NJ, held Dec.
10, the following officers were elected
w. NJ, Lewis Macarthur; ). W.,
Bert Ramsdell j. W., Thomas Book
ey; Treas, +. V. Storey; Sec'y, Jay
Norton; >. d., Bert Partridge; j. D.,
Henry Reinshagen; Stewards, Frank
Matice and Harold Brown; Chaplain,
+. Bellows; Tyler, Peter Elkins. The
installation of officers was followed by
an oyster supper.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-12-15
Brink

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Breitmeyer are
the proud parents of a fine girl born
Dec. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Snow visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hull, of Keene,
Tuesday.
George and Lowering Chickering Wis
tied their sister, Mrs. John Reeves, and
family over Sunday
Mrs. Bert Snow and daughter Zada,
of Ionia, visited Albert Snow and fam
~ last Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Krick, of Ionia,
visited their son Will and family, from
Thursday TO Sunday.
Fred Durham, of Hastings, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Chase for
awhile.
Mr.. Carriers house caught fire from
the stove Sunday night and quite a
lot of damage was done, but through
the heroic efforts of the neighbors the
house and contents were saved.
Last Saturday evening y. A. Num-
mer and wife and daughter, Levi krick
and wife, Will Krick and family, Ed.
Carpenter and family, Chauncey Chase
and wife, and Fred Durham, OF Hast
ings, visited Ernest Benton and wife
and enjoyed pleasant evening with
games and social chat.
George Hanks and wife, of Smyrna,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brink last
Friday afternoon and evening.
Miss Matte Strain visited with Miss
Media Dickens in Bedding Thursday
night
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-12-15
Csrattan

j. Kena sawed wood for Plat Row
land, Dec. 8 and 8.
Miss Berenice Lessiter was able to
resume her studies at the Union school
Monday.
The Cleaners held large meeting AT
the Grattan Grange hall Saturday.
The quarterly meeting of the Graf
tan M. +. church was greatly enjoyed
by those attending. The ladies srrved
a picnic dinner.
Mrs. p. McCauley fell on the icy
walk between the house and well re-
Gently, bruising one limb so she has
TO use IN crutch. Rev. FIR. Troy, MAX
ing visits with the sick, called on heI
last Friday.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-12-15
DAYS OF DIZZINESS
Come to Hundreds Of Bedding
People

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People
There are days of dizziness;
Spells of headache, sideache, back
ache;
Sometimes rheumatic pains;
Often urinary disorders.
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sick.
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Can Belding residents doubt this
statement?
Max Walser, SOB Herrick Ave,
Belding, Mich, says: "Several years
ago l had sudden spell of dizziness
and fell to the floor. Soon after that
my back began TO ache and attacks Of
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that / could not look upward with
out becoming faint and | felt mis-
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at Connel's drug store, and after US
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DEEDS, NOT WORDS
Mr.. Walser confirmed the above on
May q, 1909 He said: ~ have no
reason TO change my high opinion of
Doan's Kidney Pills and | still recon-
mend them hsartily. The relief this
remedy brought me has been perman-
ent and / have had no need of a kid
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-12-15
GERMS IN HER SYSTEM
Every Woman Should Read this Ad-
vice and the Generous Offer
that Goes with il.

The number of diseases peculiar To
women is such that we believe this
space would hardly contain mere
mention of their names, and it is a
fact that most of these diseases are of
a catarrhal nature nature. A woman
cannot be well if there is trace of
catarrh in her system.
Some women think there is no help
for them. We positively declare this
TO be mistaken idea. We are so sure
of this that we offer TO supply medicine
absolutely free of all cost in every in
stance where it fails To give satisfaction
or does not substantiate our claims.
With this understanding, no woman
should hesitate TO believe our honesty
of purpose, or hesitate to put our
claims TO test.
There is only one way TO overcome
catarrh. That way is through the
blood. You may use all the snuffs,
douches or like remedies for years
without getting more than temporary
relief at best. Catarrh in general is a
diseased condition of the system that
shows locally most frequently in dis
charges from mucous membranes. Lo-
cal treatment should be assisted by
internal treatment for the general dis
eased condition If a complete cure is
TO be reached. That internal treatment
should be scientifically devised and
faithfully administered.
Rexall Mucu-Tone is scientifically
prepared from the prescription of an
eminent physician who for thirty years
years made catarrh his speciality
This remedy is admirably adapted To
the treatment of the catarrhal all
ments of women. Ii purifies and en-
riches the blood, tends to stop mucous
discharges, aids in removing impur-
tiles from the system, soothes, heals
and strengthens the mucous tissues
and brings about feeling of health
and strength.
We want you TO try Rexall Mucu-
Tone on our guarantee. III you are
not benefited, or for any reason not
satisfied, simply tell us and we will
hand back your money. Rexall Mucu-
Tone comes in two sizes, 30 cents and
$1.00. Remember you can obtain Rex
all Remedies only at our store-The
Rexall Store-H. J. Connell.
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Cannonsburg
Gaylord Young is in New York.

Gaylord Young is in New York.
Charley Young and wife have re-
turned from Chicago.
Boyd Jones spent Saturday and Sun
day in Grand Rapids.
Merl Brake principal of the High
school, spent Saturday and Sunday at
his home in Crosby.
Phalyford Beach has position in
the box factory in Grand Rapids and
is taking violin lessons of w. Force.
Levi Omans born in New York, June
3, 1924; died, Nov. ~, 1910. Deceased
was an old pioneer of Cannon town.
ship
Ray Howard was in Grand Rapids,
Saturday, for a load of goods for Mr..
Peton the miller.
The l.. "A. 5. will meet with Mrs. A.
Bookey, Dec. %. Picnic dinner will
be served.
Theron NJ. Nesbitt, whose home is
in Ionia, died at Traverse City, Dec. 5,
1910, aged 40 years. Deceased was born
in Cannonsburg, Nov. !, 1861. lie was
the son of James and Aida Nesbitt.
Mrs. Loren o. Barker and children
of Lowell, are visiting at Charles Hart
wells.
Rev. Elliott was in Grand Rapids,
Tuesday.
Felix Scott is moving into the Haines
house.
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Vergennes Station

Mrs. Glenn Ford is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Visitors at ID. A. Churches last week
were Will Andrews of Alto, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ID. Frost Of Moseley, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Harrington of Cannonsburg and
Mrs. Kirk Ford and son, Harold, of
Lilley, Mich.
Mrs. Kirk Ford Of Lilley, visited
with Mrs. Ralph Ford, Friday.
]. ID. Frost and wife spent Friday i'm
Grand Rapids.
Oren Ford an old respected pioneer
Of Grattan, passed away Dec. 9th.
Mrs. Byron Frost of Three Rivers, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. David Con
don.
Mrs. Sarah Purdy and granddaughter
spent Sunday in Smyrna.
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ARE YOU DEAF?
Catarrh is Probably the Cause. Get
Rid of the Cause

Rid of the Cause
If you have catarrh and have con-
slant ringing noises in your ears look
into the matter at once.
It's pretty sure sign that catarrh is
spreading and is making its way
through the Eustachian tubes that lead
from the nose to the ears.
When catarrh gets TO the ears partial
deafness follows. IL you have ringing
noises in your ears go to w. /. Benedicts
today and get HYOMEI outfit and
drive out catarrh.
To cure catarrh HYOM FL should be
breathed through the Hyomei inhaler
for few minutes, four or five times a
day. Just pour few drops into the
hard rubber inhaler and breath il.
1t kills the germs; soothes the irrita-
ton; heals the inflammation; stops hawk
ing, splitting and snuffling.
HYOMEI keeps the throat free from
mucus and prevents crusts in nose.
The complete HYOMEI outfit which
includes the little indestructible hard
rubber inhaler, IA bottle of HYOM FL
and simple instructions for use, costs
S1.00.
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Wolverton Plains

Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Earle Simmons have
gone TO Chicago.
A. b. Wise has returned home from
Edmore.
Will chickering, of Cleveland, Ohio,
visited A. b. Wise, Monday and Tues
day.
Homer Osgood, OF Grand Rapids,
is visiting in this vicinity.
Mrs. Jake Wise, OF Smoky Row, re-
turned home Sunday, after spending
week with her sister, Mrs. T.. b.
Wise.