Grand Rapids morning telegram., February 10, 1885, Image 3

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Morning Telegram.
(ilTANU I'AI'IKS. FKR 10. 1-5.
S1INOIL .MICH KMX MAHKltS.
'!!. zl L'.iy C.ty c!.an?) b.tll uartat
Tl.t o-! i a j-.mI Ic'U of i niu:noia all
OVtr li.e htati .
'1 h-j .t -i n of a x:ew i oor l.o-s.-t: i lfin?
a.iUUil;;: M:ix.-lwdl.
i ci U x.-o i u n ili-'vi-ui tLe feasibil
ity of L.tiiii,' eh tttu1 h'hi.
11 ;t,au-, I) tt m c-.i:ity, hv- 1L) inh.-ibi-
'lie- lu ;a o,iU-'! st K.i!uxi;zo ha I'-'l
Ln j : ia i i 11 ''I-4 'i the farm of Mr.
I'.c-rn if J, M iW.-V, I um oI i C'ouiity, a Kv
tit;
At.vii.i.vII.ii-.ii! ' waxitH to L rt-iiicor-j.oriud
o.i ...vwia.t it . tic waUr')ik
Vi.i'. the. 'Wi t L-.iiil.
Cuu x:- of (ir.u.d Tiivt-r
county hivij
ui. I!
ii-at.m Uirbor x- toiriMy certain of ?e
JT" curiii ti.w u.it remain ol tho boldicr and
h.ijl; ox r,uiie.e-u ru Michigan.
'llu' UuliV 4 ;ti.ir;t vbSo I'uioii at WVat U.ty
(.V.y aro n.i!vi'i,' i ;f tU t. U.ivo ttio Vri-?tj
fa. I i-.r.yuiul ulxlued tor the poor.
Now is J hri llui': to -tit oiir hoisc-i. Olio
liriii in liil.-t-l t v...!it-- 0:11 hundred head ol:
fc..ni .-om.d U'fKi,' iiu I liiiviii- ho r ...
CoXKlai-tor Loop, of liin I,;t!a- Shoro Toad,
We ttiioclvttl lio:a tl.; trull Jicar ltUyilfui
h.tiiixia lu.iiiiii,: ux.d ijiiitu M-rioUiiy in
jured. 'Ii. .i K.il uij.-i w.it r works pumped 1-V
ft7lfi. o ' -4 vlur.i.' 11. o month ot January,
'ii.eie iiT-'.il oc uocail lor lf. luXXuM IU
that City.
Mi -.-i A. K' air.iT, tht l.i'-ly irinciial tf
th'! tlitl-l li.? r wa- elected prundeut
Of tho Slate V. H. U. A. ty tii toUVelitXoU
rjcvxitly Itcid xa lo:u u
'lt,i .-v am t).irr-i: C. W. Monro i- U-irk'
Ciad, into ;v la.t i roi-ller at Sau-atucA,
aad tt. -t-- na.-r A. li. 'l . lor n rt ceiiaH'
txt ii-.ia to t. r o.t-v-eii;;iTe.Vi'acxty.
A t hiid liva;,' mar Nndiv:llt I'.arry couu
ty, vk.n U vee.i n ote badly bitten by a do'
Wis 3Ul.:.o .d U lo mad. lbv woUXltb
h iVij a c.uiurxed aiid xio daxxt. r U ttl-
1-rel.cadcd.
'J rav -ie City a llnsixic Mt-a's As-o-c.au
t!.e obj ruol lach are to cultxvaiti
b.'lU r .H-.al rt 1 atioiis and fronxoto tlu? 1,'t-literal
inter. oi it.- ineuibera and the Ciraud
'i'ruV' r-e ri
'lbe nlu'Xo-.iH iiuttitx-H at tho baptist
, -!rui l at K i! tiiia o have resulted in the
t a.Khtiiaiot iifty member to that church
rual a d many others are much iutt-rcMtd
ia tho .-i:tjci ot i.eroixal reliiati.
A siii'i'o- d "infernal machine" nt Sarnia
r.rovd ti bt a common ias b;dl for trrti
hhixjtinj tilh.d vxti rea-c, seakil and two
v irt attachvth It created considerable ex
Citemt x:t and a -e.ucii vm mado for the
joker.
Jain.- A. Taylor, a milh'r, at Marshall,
rai l 1 ter Lockuood, a mill st;i erintt ixdeid
at the miiiio I'lace, haveinvtnted a .dust
catcher, and it uv i-J to take? from t!io tlour
th" iiii; urt' 'articles whxcli dint; to bvcxi the
best grades.
Tho (rraxvlllavcn Herald for fear it will
b th uht t at iro4rsive euchro aixd rol-ler-i.atxa
are tli? only ?ocx 1 attraction of
that city tli- winter l'ocs into rather an ex
ten led d-.'-c-iption of it- various re ading and
di' itin ' club-1.
Ta ci y of All -nn hr. a foe Vy known ns
t!ui Won. in's lIi-tory(Ma.s-,otabouttexxycar-4
staiilin, nnd it has become a prominent ixi
!txtutioa in their .-ocial and intellectual
;.!T iirs. They cave their annual bamjuet a
lew evenings v.-o.
Capt. r. I. Meryman. of Tort Huron, cx
pecttd to h avf 1 t I'ri l y ni.u'bt for (Jrand
j 11 tv'-n to n-V i-f the steamers of the Detroit,
r (irand Hav-ti A: Milwaukee Railway, uhicix
nre fa-t in th v; Thomas l'owler was to
accompany (' i t. Mfryman.
A farmer t-.amed llui-kvii was killed Sat
un'ay a fe.v mil'-s north of Holland, by ft
falling tree. Ho w is chopping a tree in
v.h.rh another was lodged. lJtth fell and
crn-h'Hl him, can-in his death ixi a few
lain ii s. He) V- v s a wife ami live children
in '! -ai:ute circunt dana s.
The in ihbors of a farmer living nenr
Tel: naa ban 'ht liirn a lo--on lately. He
b t hi cattle roam over th- farm instead of
e i v i t i them proper h her and food arid the
n -u'hbors fa I tho animals in the -tahl one
z c iM-iu the owner to look all over the
farm for them in the rain.
l.a t Tu day over forty Indie met at a
ho i-e iti l'lttsford and m-ule ipnltsan 1 car
lie a for x f imily winch was recently burn
e I o-it nfJi.)Txo atid horn-'. They tinishfd
t'urfvahr-'o :ir'n-'Us and nyarly mad
thirty more. Hi timely aid wis very wel-Ci'Ta--.
a it was entirely unsolicited.
At t!i"ir 1 id m t;rir the buines men of
(ri?id Hiv.-n or'uuedtho "Improvement
s,. iti n of traad H iven, Micliii:in."
1 t'ers vro pad from p irties vihin toes
t v'dish a m '.n".:':u-'.ry of refn rators there,
nad lua.'i.er of fi. e;ood, J hero are also
impro-.. d prosp.-o; f r a tannery.
V. I), (ip-eno, marver of the telephone
e x'-ha:i-' in T iy Ci!.it!;o inventor of an
aatorji itio fir" ni inn bt, which is pro
tv nn ' il to b the v -ry b --t yet produced.
Th"'e if Mr. (I: ri -'s x, thun'h n )t of
th I ife-t in.'.r v d --i!!. hive been op
era' t a in 1? iy t 'i?y -omo months, have each
b en t.'ded an 1 f.,n,d to work .satifac
t rty.
T!r super, nfeTid'T.t of t!',e Jprkson street
rad y n itivt.-!i,'i'i:i,' th di:Tnrent car-ie-ati-u
app iratus wit!; a '.; w to the future
c :ntr of pitrou. Ihis i an im
prov. ;remt '.'liu-h miht w.ll b copied
in our rty. U i4 certain that peo
p w il l ri e i: Vy more Pmrs if the car?
h 'lted. if only far the purpose of cet
tou w ain.
J-l:!i V.rn ir,.hon,nf I',!ni, had n tcrri
lee h wiMi a lynx n -t th.-u i i ao a few
diysa.ro. V:vit i a tr app r aiid was inak
ia a to ir of (. r-ps v!;i ti he found a I ro
I.-nt in om of i'i tn. His d made dadi
at th- anr.n d bit was piiciy d.spaTcleaf.
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OUT OF TOWN TALK.
Items Gathered by "Telegram" Corres
pondents in Western Michigan.
MO It LEY.
CcmporuiVr.ce of TiiK TeleuEax.
MoiiJELT, Feb. D. Jame lJatky !t three
finder and a thumb froax Hi rijjht hand on
a bolt'n saw at GerrudV mill Saturday.
Dr. McMullen ilreised the ound. A
imr of nearly vrxs raised forH. Stil- ju,
who lofft-a hand in Carr' mill last week. He
is not exacted to survive hi- injury.
l'rortiive euchre ha.- broken out anion,;
thi "lect," but the "b-hoji" have been
piayixiifit for sometime. 1 hirty-nve cenu
is kV in r t ail for iKtatot5.4 here at ire--xit.
They are bein !hipei M)uth at tluj rate of a
car a day. Trof. Kuapp of the Morely
kc'iooI ha a new way of puni-hiii; the pu.
U which rni-ht Ik? of advantage to other
ficli'ls. He tak?n the scholar to be punished
in the recitation room and iiveH the scholars
the privilt?u' of whipping him or leinx
lhus far he ha received r.ll tne
whipi-iuirs, which seem to have the desired
e.TeCt. (tact). Ien metier of snow fell
hue h-t ni-ht ItepreKeutatiTe W. T.
Jones ? i.eut Saturday and Sduday with
hi family here, who will return with him to
Lmsinu' toatay. Mr. Jone i a new mem
ber but is making trofKlj.rojre.s. Hetwetn
eight and ten million shintrle are held by
dealer here which have beuu to move
slowly.
SAULSDURY'S SORROVS.
Hunted tn the Vers "k lunacy hj Iar
rl iSalte Vonnif and Old Iadle.
IWashlnjftoo Cor. N. Y. Journal. 1
"Is thi-j reansylvadia avenue, air?'
aske.l a boautiful yoiinj; girl this after
uojn of a dinitiMl ol I gentleman.
"No you don't ! shouts I the old min, at
h'M'ull-? 1 o.T hi upKtaeles and hopped
over th curb. 'I know all about you
j ouug flirts, and ain't s ron as I look."
The old mm threw an eye over his left
houl ler and spurted down the avenue at
top sp Md, leaving Miss Eva Dwyer cov
ered with blushes and confusion.
The old man who acted ia such a remark
able manner is Senator Saulsbury of Dela
ware. He is a pinched-faced man and is
distinguished by his inordLut. love of
Morris cove oysters, and aversion to mar
riageable females. A recent attack of in
llaminatoxy rheumntism in the foot ha3
not improved tho old gentleman's dispose ,
tion, and his curtness toward hU brother
Senators has made him unpopular.
Recently Senator Wade Hampton, who
Is a bigger wag since ho lost his leg than
ever, started a story about Saulsbury that j
has tho exTect of making tho latter a species
of monomaniac
The story is that Saulsbury took ft sol
emn oath in 1SW nover to marry until the
Democracy won a Frosident, and that he
now intends to lead an heiress, with whoso
charms he has long been smitten, to the
altar.
Tho large circulation of this story has
had the elTect of bringing a number of
"heiresses" to Washington whoso hearts
have fallen a proy to the accomplished
tl rt from Dover, nud tho aged statesman's
existence has lately been a succession of
spasms. A good-lookiug female in o
(Jainestorough hat will give him a kink in
the back as though ho had been kicked Ly
a pile-driver, whilo the approach of u giddy
little creature in curjs will drive him to the
verge of epilepsy.
His experience to-day Is but one of th
twenty or more that he has every day, and
his friends begin to fear that If "something
isn't soon done for his relief the old m:m
will go off in'an attack of VoIiy waffles."
Whenever there is a rustle of silks in tho
diplomatic gallery, the old gentlemau will
hop up as though a pin had Peon slucl; into
him, and four times out of every five that
he thus jump he will strike his gamo foot
against something and h'jwl with patiu
A laughable scene occurred in tho rotun
da tho other day, whoa Mary, the oppio
woman, tried ti induco tho Senator to pur
chase sjiiio of her last year'.s fruit. She
approached him with an ancient rod apple
in each hand, and smiled as swyctly v$ tho
loss of her teeth would permit,
"Stand back!" criel the Senator, poking
his cane at her. "Don't you dare to come
near me, or I'll hare you arretted!"
"Ibjt. Senator, sur," pleaded Ilary,
"you engaged"
"Engaged!" shrieked the Delawaroan.
And tho old man forgot his rhcumutis u
for once and bounded up the steps loading
to the Senate chamber like a young colt.
"I bad no idea," remarked Senator
Hampton, "that Saulsbury had been bi
playlul in his youth or I would not havo
cracked the joke oa him. V is too bad,
indeed, but I suppose it can't be helped
now.
When Senator S.-itilsbury enters tho Sen
ate chamler now he is at one- the object ivo i
point of every opera ghas in the gallery,
and many an old sweetheart of hi, grown j
gray and wrinkled with w-nry wr.liing for '
the old veteran to beavo to ami pop the I
q iestio:i, igh like a Mlriu wh-m he ports i
his hlrn and sinks into his soat. Ho tries j
I; is 1 est, ioor imi n, t r-ad newpijvji Tj,j
wnt letters to hi constituent 3, bat if hi
pliin that hi mind Is n-t wed. led to either. I
He w ill ti;k hi pen in the ptst -poj., fti; i .
h" pastM-hrush in the Ink bottle, an i al- r
mest invariably hat Iits paper upside down.
II tried to p iss ott this latter abs nee of
urp thothr flay, when his at -T,t r.n i
was directe! t-1 if, by saying that L .ns
Jeft-hnnded, but the excuse wa a palj-.My
1 in on. Occasionally he will hi. in his
he.id In thn C''.'i7 fionil Iconl, but thm
he invnriably g vs ta nnd h.i.s horri- :
I le In'Ana. lnxni which he will awakewith
a start ari l ca!luvon th Serge int-at-arms j
for j roteetion. ;
Tiie con-litiin of th? Senator, thnn-h j
pa.nui w ni iri.?n a, is regsr ia n a
wiv I -nio ex unpt to the junior te:Mt r,
u ho m iy, it is hopt-f nvo:d mueh tr.is ry
in their old a by l"arin u.xt:-ring he.xr:
U Cu i ter all al.ia-v
The Atr f lonreh.
lEtchane.
Th Kmjvror William h theol let men
srrh ii F.unp. Q ien Victor!. it ixty
tlv. Kin; Christian of Dnm.trk I ti-tr-sit,
aj'el h i wife, th Quen, i a ypr
oi ler. Th Em;rrr of AustriA i ftiftr
f Mir, n 1 his wif if forty-it, whil- Ki
Iooj,! of IVUi.im, fortriun Jar3 r! 1,
h i -if ,;.l firtr. (ia of th yo"r.;Jt
irertnrc! rinin,; it Kinc Alphen of
Spin, n-ho hn s-n ttitysvn yeAr
arnl nxt hirn rem Kinz Qfrrrr
(;rr nn-I Alxanir cf nnsf., rh of
wlivn r in th noijhWrhryl thirty
nitr. The iSviltn of 7ury i forty-t- o
Kfn? 0flr f S!ri ffty-nr. rf
Wrtncl f'rtr-T, Htmrt rf lly
f.xrty, an l Tri ?"nt Grry cf Frmi
rnty-RA. Th if cf th? R;j'an ml r if
OLD CLOTHES.
Ilow An Outfit Can E ) Obtained
For Littla Money.
T?t racllitir OrTerrd ia tUjtrr Strvt,
4 V-, tor Iiiiprcuiilu VtMr; leu lrfl
itt Who .Vre Nil Ahim t Turn
ts', y. Tthvrarri.)
If on wUUej t buy cl o.htjr & -yomb
hand ciothiii, of o;ire. and yet much of
it Ls new hv only ha ti go to Jiaxttf
r.reet. He caii jjet an outfit on that nar
row lano tor u few dollar that h oal i
LavH to pay trel 1 the amouxit for at on
of tha i$:ojduy or Iiwery c'othiug-
ores. If Iih disiiiuy much money, how
e.er, the tl -aler is apt to get the 1 st of his
cutuim-r. Not that he wilf rob huu, bat
t io dealer w ill insist on re- tiv ing o much
h ;her price for his idods tlian he would if
he thought the buyer w as poiseh-jed ol very
little ready cash. Th average old do'
d aler will usually uak ou Iioav much
money he ha an I while prfpudin,; to
charge &vv dollars for an article will usu
ally put down the pric? to a half or a third
of the tl niro named. An intelligent Uaxter
fctreet clotliin,; merchant let out some of
the aecrtds of the trale to-day. "Some of
ua," he said, have re-ular agents who
buy up second-hand or cast-olT-chdhin.
Than attend the pawn-brokers sales
and make purchases. We tun ttdl the
value of tho ti at sight. Th-n there
nreiveople always passing through Hax
ter street with clothes for sulo. They come
Jroni oa far as Harlem and from Jersey.
I've had men who are worth their tens of
thousands of dollars send their cast-oil
clothes to me rather than give them to the
poor. Here'a a postal from Mr. on
Fifty-third street, asking me to send a
man up there for some clothing. Of course,
you'll consider this coutidentia. We
usually make from twenty-live tr liity
per cent, on what we buy. There are
jdaces on the street known as 'fences'
kens.'vhere thieves sell their goods, but I
must say there are few such place. Few
Jew sou this street will buy an article if
they have the least suspicion of its havin
xm stolen."
T1 il)tprv:mr WftS interrnntel bv the ap
pearance of a well-dressed man, who In a
whisper asked tho old clo' dealer if ha
could give him a "reliever" for the suit of
rlnthrs ho wore. A clerk showed the
castomor or stranger, into a back room.
Uo changcxl a now twenty-five dollar suit
for a second class one the average old
cloth iug merchant would sell for ), and
received $.1 in money besides. "That busi
ness is done hero every ay," resumed tho
dealer. Men get herd up and have only
ono suit of clothe to th nr name. TJiey
must live. They can't ntnrve. So they
come here or go there and exchange their
clothing and receive, of course, inferior
articles in return, but then they may
get money. Of course many who seij
their clothing do so to luy whisky,
but. not all. Oh, no. Wo take ar
ticles that puwu-shops refuse. W
do a large business- on Rurtdays, too.
Then the pawn-idiops ar closed. 1
lougiit half a dozen or more ovcacoai
good ones, too- last Runfay. I'd make
PJO per cent, prollt on them. RoxuetiioLJ
we buy an article and promise to keep it a
day or a week. Then we sell it back
a,ain to tho man who left it with us.
Of course, we ex poet about twoaty or
fifty per cent. Wo don't loan. We hav
no license to do so. We keep no pawn
shop. We Luy out and out. Don't you
telieve a Jew is going to get in trouble if
h can helj it."
Passing along tho street, the reporter no
ticed a young man bargaining with a ahou
dealer for a pair of ehoas. "Two dallar,
mein friend," said the Jew.
"1 won't give you a cant more than
eighty cents," 8ai'l the young man, and he
ttartod to go,
"Make it ron dollar."
"No."
"Veil, glre us dv eighty oats."
Tho young man j aid tu money. Th
thoes l.tul never be. n uorn, and w uld
ct at least i-..V in n ie0ulnr shoe
tore. They had no doubt Uen stolen.
Man of the well-dress-Ml gentlemen ftlout
town patronize liaxtir ntrc.'U Here can
15 found any thing in the cioths lino, to
fit a l'rince or a tramp. (ei coats axv sold
on the streets at a:iv prieo rauiiig from
fl to VJ. Many oi ttie l ''. )ep a tail r
in tii.ar employ , an I tii bitter readily
transforms ddap. I it 1 artiea into t.'u I
semblance of new o i . ;
ONE DOG SAVcS ANOTHER.
OrotinU for llcllef That ttif Dog Is th
Snortrt Aninotl nt the lirntp Creation.
than Francisco lUilletln.
Any one of a lop;ic il turn of mind who
had locn prpsfiit upon th .a wall yo
tr lay afternoon would rn't surely hnve
1 -mi wnvincotl of thf fft' t thnt th do i
t'uo pmnrte.st nnimil o. th lrut criti n.
A largo crowil was ron.ront -d at the fojt
of (irrn i5rct. In a way imkn urn to
tliO'- who cbancel to t upon r h t-, a
sm.ill tfrrir do; foil from :h ) utrinor of
th wharf Into t.i Hay. 1I am iinua 1
for son,--) tirno in a circle, an i many dan
HOi' Ml.ZC'StCid for his rrjjr; )f hy wit-
n-- to th m:sort'xn, hut nono o
them proved prarti.n'. Th it0 rrv
tiiti- i m 1 do.md to a TtA-y grav, foi
j it- w.i ap?irent that h was fajt l
rrsiin; cxhan!1"!. Th fmalA p.-rtion o!
; th n linw wa ni ih "xrci.'e!, and
pirc many rxprs nn- of pity. JhpI t th !
morn:! tht all h'ip--of irinjth terrier
vvrroKlvrn tp th bwk of a do in th i
i rr' w 1 a'trrvt'l a'tontio-i; mi i
; m"- nt pa. t'r ppr-d
; nr. -v ?T,;iTr hi trr: o' th" tharf a ;
. lir . ' Ne n indlin 1. 11a r tl, l.ttlf
! f' il in th- water, n wirh a low w-il '
h na t and fro a th- rharf for a
i r?;."rntiT T two, an i thf-n to ths irj ri f
ptr-ry en prrv-nt. h spr.nc Into thf
;.tr;itrr and at c-.e n arn to tb Vrrsr.
i -iin x him hy th n- ith hi t1 h. and
8feT ni r- I rs s al.-i it f r -o-n ti-r h !
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s'rar.i s.:;ht
-f th
WANTED.
WANTJL'1 A f.n-t-la- uiw tf ba.-hiee kLIu' j
b raider! t.is i.t for tLo city t f Mukefi.a.
A'i-V'si J. U. JWeher, IS Ucumru:&a tisxk, Gmud
llapii?.
kXXlED A KvlrJUiio aui eulieetur, tit
rvMitti JLitfiva ktrwt,
iw
FOR SALE.
FOIl HA Id OK TKAI-K For riry pr-j-eitr,
ehthtj-nere farm ietir tLt city, til iiu ler cul-
Oli
titbtiou, in! Lou-e. otie of the ttt ltrn in
the eouiit). vnnj caill, vhter tsinki1. 1toi !
weight 2, ) Jib., hjnj the n!ir frm outm. A
wvijfia it., win n.e entire irin outr.u A
'"'"'.i'-.'h'h i
FOK 8J-K A lum bt o. e. cor. Hiac'air
hi.J liri ii MrU; pri-. $!; nUj Jot j
nexiei?f. t', a n j
on ten !irii 1'Hjmei.t S 1 O
HKch, to thi-M who will build
iro., over Arcaie,
Iri.juireof Itt)
"OH rjAIJ-.-sTJr m charge for pu iny in tl.U
I city, one houe rid lot. and houe, luxtu nnd
six acri- imprortl Ihi mthcity of kilii)ic
Apply ti Vr. I. IS. (.lemtn. IV.rter block.
AS1V) HOUHi: ANO U)T FOR HAIX-lTot'hK i
new and oonUiiri tite roomM. two blH.k ',
from th trt can. I. H. iVovio, rtnni 0. '
lvett' bbrk, ofpotite Mr-t' Hotel.
FOR RENT. i
C"0K KENT-A IA HG K H(K)M to rent over
J Hart' jh oflice, in Amiul Jniuir .f H.
O. Cnrr. Iemoomt oilier.
BOARDING.
QOAKDlNfi-Hy the dav r wek.
(om) HC
U criiuiDo-lHtionx for lfuli i
or trentJemen. 19
lw
W(t Fark Fiaoe.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PABTIF.S CONTKM PLATING A TKH' TO
Kurort, or Mndinj; for friends there, will
had it to their interest to cell tin the nnderhrm1,
Aj;ent of White Star and lKminim lano of ocean
tininer for ticket. E. W. 'J'uwr, rom Id
HoQKmun bloek
REMEMBER
-Til AT-
SCOTT k WILLIAMS
MEKT-
ALL PRICES '
ON
First Class Cnstom Work!
SCOTT & WILLIAMS,
Merchant Tailors,
Ol IVI KJ IN n U t. b l.
NEURALGIA D
A SURE CURE FOR
I will not take a back seat for any physician, professor or any
remedy known on earth. Tts the greatest Kidney remedy
known, for man or woman.
- IT IS THE WOMAN'S FRIEND. -
It Was a Success.
Lincoln, Neb. Jr. f. f7. Sfckctee: "We
have oi(l your Neuralgia Drops with grcit
auccfcsa. l,rLV A f-trrt-t. (iro. Maixtin."
From fame place. Read what Hot. .1.
Mnnh pars, Nov. T, 1SS4: "We hnve ned
nlnrnt one bottle of your Neuralgia Irp.
nnd we think them excellent for what they
are recommended. 1,310 A street.
Krv. J. Maivtx."
Ask your dnii:gi.tfor StekeUV? Neuralgia
Drop. Take no other.
; FEIALE COMJ'LATNTS This Remedy is a sure eure for
; Prolapsus Uteri and all Female Weaknesses ineludin I regular
and painful Menstruation. Intlammation and rieeraiinn tlio
Rowels or kStomach, or any pain in human Immul. no matter
where it is located. It is the cheapest medieinc known. ( )ne
bottle will last a patient
Hons. The nriee is hut
ease the patient should us
with the Neuralgia Drops.
Drops at the Drur Store and they have not
not net it for vou, tlu-n send tothe underpinned.
anv addr(ss one bottle of Liniment and two
l)rois for one dollar
i
oilier. Address
GEO. G. STEKETEE,
$25.00 I
GRAND RAPIDS
TO- -
AND HKTUilN.
OnJy one Change of C.-.rs, via Use
ni a hi . 1 f t n l j
Criicsgo & fiesl imp Raj! way. ;
J. H. (' AlU'LNTLU. '
jii'l Ihm. AftVia.
J. II.
MULLIKEN.
iieneral MtaH;.
on flT0
Othcp t.f N-fettr7
(irund lUpiifA lii tuaih lU-ilroftd.
(iin.J IL pidf, Mirii., Jm. J, lvV, )
The arinuhl nitdxi4 id the khol jer- ef ii,
(iraiid lirtpids V IniiCis lUilnttd t tnj :-., will
te held in the ejvid ihee, in th city ot lirKji i
lUtj'idM, Mieli., tm Viaehiy. ilnrct 4. JeC, m
one o'ehx k p. hi., for 'he eht tioji f tl.itiii
dins-tor" coiir-tiiiitiaj: a tKir.i. to t-ere .r tt .
enuixi; r, iaul for the tridt-Hi Ti!i (f .ju ii
other buln ij Ichj le prt--nil i t tt.e e t.
ine.
'1 iiere will h mh;r.itti to tiie fti Lh.'eh'f :.
Wild llieetlllr. Hi: Hrreir.elit for thu CmN.!-i-;!i' J:
nf the (irnpd Uapids, lxidin?ia A Maekmsv fl.:;!
Tth CMi!jti:j, Vk ith the (inUud IlK'ii- V J J.dL.f b
IL'tur.ui i mpHny which ii.rt-iiieiit Ji
fire Iwti enter! into li-tiv n the ikr-i
hert-to.
My orl r of the ltjtid of 1 : i-etr?.
J. 11. 1 HlC.HAKT.
S"Titir3"
Wanted !
GREEN WHITE ASH AND CHERRY
AM)
HARD MAPLE STRIPS.
Address: PATCHIN & ABBOTT.
GUAM) RAT-IDS. MICH.
c'ies' Diamonds. Fine Jewelry. Silver
-AND
j Silvef-Plated Ware, Gold Spectacles, Etc.
J. IP. KOl-IA.
on roe SI reel, - Oppoll Park IM.ir.
ALWAYS TO THE FRONT.
ti-
t
52.:and527South Division St. Grand Hap'rts
STEKET
1
NEURALGIA. RHEUMATISM and
Read This!
Th Pr"ff.r could not cure rl 'n'it im.
hnt that imilo remlr kiio-wn Sf U "
Nenraliria I)nns cam to n-liere th' t.itir:T
' xuid cuml )t'T:
I (inM IUaip. M"-h.. .Jfin. 2X l-v. --Mr.
j fi. . S(ektH : "Mj wifo -srf.e trotted f"r
; rh'Tjma'iMn tr ors if th Ut j ' j.-.r (
I ibi city, and aftcr havinc r'd a Urt-r
j mm of rr or.ej f.r nrvie- .rel n !h'!re- .
we inrirxl that hlo not rur I fr. on t! ir
trar)'. fl irnnn in:; wor. 15 i. tl f.r.k. ti
x?4'kte'w NTjrdce Drop. nUcr nir r r,
boltl" of tf-ket" N'-r.ralcia pf-:
-urel. W rli'-rfrdly re-'er"ri'l tl.i rernfjt.
No fartiUr !)uuld l trit..:i U i cie Ji---,t
n-mil)."
Ffttk Fjit..
No. 1 enrth reiei-r..
(trnd Hi -i-U. Mil L
sixteen davs u used
50c
EE'S
For Rheumatism and KidiM
r .1 T .
rMeKesee s i ammoin m
If you eall for S!;et4't'
and twentv-live eents
i
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ran
Read What Wr Maple Oil o Kra
the Ht-on
f t;i !
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Grand iclu
NATIONAL HANK.
. Of GRAND KAPIDS, MICHIGAN.
CcipitrLl, - - C;
SurpluG. OiO:
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i'n:de!.t. !. .-l'odeEt.
W.'i. v, JJ)JM( i.a i i .
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a a p-r f
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time tl-i kjti.
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KIDNEY DISEASES.
Cured By of
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.Vf t.v.V, ar.d will r:m;a ia Nr otk j Gcrca Ct, cr4 tb Q3a cf
faying: TbUd4 it nia. ani I e-J!4 j
CCJ Uk H,fa frr kiffi at thii trrl j