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GKAXD RAPIDS UEE-MJ. MONDAY MOHXIXG, OCTOBER 31. i&js.
WOKI) OF THE LOHDj
Dr. Talma Points to the Bird j
as a Lesson for Man.
HOW THE PROPHETS STUDIED
Mas Mu;c a T&ey Fly Tby
Km Tau T.m, Tby F!y in Sa-
lia.LY!, fV-t. SO. Th Cutter of
IriLt rilurtl !riu which evtry vsiu-l
Ujwi frui th tft iu th diiirt
aruu-x-i ti. T.i-rria.:l ft-mi.a.iel lL
tn a.t L wlw tuu-rtrtl it dra tt.U
iu4T.iji tb-it w inter i-i ui I hiii. j
Ir. Taljiii-, with hU nu il t.n.t, tariit-.t
lu uur ci-u tu account iu h:a vrmuii,
uhiv'ii oa tcit, JrftraiAh viii, 7,
TLj -r k ia 1L1 h.kv-n kru-?th h.r
a; ;-.UiU-4 tiuica, an I the tart.-, aai tho
t rJie, an. I ti. swallow ohn-r'e the tiie
of th-ir comiu,;; but tiiy jwilo kouw
i't tho ju.ljurixt of lb Lrl."
Wht-a (it WuQiJ s C ft a braatiful
thought, ho -ukSt-i it L'l trr. Wl.rU ,
h w'uM ;.-ut it aiLrtt, he f.fcMwu is ;
Luto fish. When hrt wu! 1 huv it !
f!i.te the air, luol-L it iu'.o a Lirt. j
3Iru.it uj-mk -i tf four tilth of b-.kULi-
ful itstiiict fLo atrk, cf such itrci j
at?-fti..-n tht it u aliowtnl f.timli irlv to
coiue, ia ILiLtcol nt t.iriu;iiiy, and
tiUill ita neat uvT thu tl-.a-rwi-ty; U.a I
iwtC lLjitUiUrl turt'-lov-, min- j
Klui ia cul-r whi' and th k and j
bmvn and i-hm aud chestnut; thi
crane, vuh voice liko tho chin. of &
truuj;-f !; thi awi-allow, wift a thirt
tshut tit .f the tow cf hcuvt-n, filling,
iaL.an:iii.c, okiiiiinin, Kiilui tur tiriL
r.artni by th jrijht twrnty-dve cvii-turie-j
a'o, yt ijiu on thn-ah the
wi:: rou-iu truth nndt-r -y
wiii.-f and in lht olouh of tout claw.
I suj-ja it may hare bt-u thU v-ry
tMiuMa of th y-ar aatrxmn and the
j.ruj-hf-t nut cf dir?, thiiikia. of the
imjf r-jteiice of th le of hid lay,
huri Kr-it ory ovt-rhc:d.
N'uw you lttuw it i- notary tbin fur
oikwith tr!ir.ary delicacy of yw-iht
tol'k inta the dtep tlati of th noon
day hraven; but th prcj ht Uja up,
and ther art tlvk.- of ttorki aud tartle
dov?a and cr uirt and swalluwu drawn
out ia k n? lins for llight southward.
A is th'.ir habit, the cra:u-s hail ar
ranged iheni?tlvta into two liatv mak
ing axi u-iilo, a wtd'e ?;.littiug the air
with wild Triucity. the old cram, wita
trwnatiliu call, bid'lin them onward,
vhile the towTi, and the citirn, ant the
cont'.rit-Jit I:d undrr them. The prophot,
aliiiust blindtl from lucking into the
tLuihrg hf aren.-t, sbvp down and bo
giru to think how much superior the
tirdi aro in sagacity about their safety
than men aUut theirs, and ho pub hu
hand noa the pea and betnas to write,
Tte stork la the heaven knoweth her
appoint d tin.a. and the turtle, and the
eran, and th swallow otserTe tJietiuie
,f their corning; but my people know
Lot th jadrner.t of the Lord."
THE LDKlS StARCIIINa ORDERS.
If yen were in th eld today, in th
lt:mp cf tre s at th? corner of the field
yovi would a convention of bird-?,
tny m the American congTesi the lat
niUt befor a!jounitnerit, or iw the
ntfiiih paxliam'Tit when me nnfor
tun t member pnpeHns more ecunomr
in the qnen'i household a convention
cf MnLj all talking at once, moving anl
pain resolutions on the eubject of
iairatiou; some pruprin to go to
morrow, nmo moving that they to
day, noine moving that they o to Ilnw
11I. :omrt to Florida, sfiitw to the table
land of Mexico, bnt all un ininitm. in
the t-u-X that tliey uiust jro .xn, f r
they hae inarching onlers from the
Lorl, written on the tirt lnte shret
if the fr:t and ia tho lictorial of the
cu an,;in leaves.
Th re U Dot a Kited kin,; Sher, or a
chailir.cii, or a tre crested wren, or a
plover, or a rl led partridge but
x; cti to p nd the wiuterat themth,
f.-r th- apartrarnt have already leea
cr !'T' d f r ti'.em in Smth. America or
i i Afr ca. and aft r thoiatds of raiI-
t f ' Lt th-y will ftrp in th very tre
wh-r- th 7 nt lat January. Far-w-4Tt,
bright pIuruMj:"! Until prinj
w-ithr. avy! Fly on. erat band of
heavenly iiin.-:c:tn"! Srrew the ronti-r,nt-
wifh mn-io. and whether fr"Tii
r r'f ru ht ' l. or Can ltna nwamp, or
j'r i?ti' ir iirivr n n se your vin- or
h-ar "Of v c-, may they U think tnru
!, th' M-Iniiri wVn of th text,
"T 1.' H r 511 ti e h iv n knowt-th her
a..j. !ni-'d !im, and th turtle, as 1 the
crne. t.d the w.i How i-rv th t!in
,.f t):.-ir TiUfir: b'it ny p-'ople know
11. t ti j-;-Un; nt .f the U.rd."
I t.r . . , s. f.r ;w f.l ir.ay help me.
tin ti --n r. carryiPit out lh- ide of
te it. to .i- v t;..t ti.e bird of the
air have iucr Miacity than men. And
I l"'Mi .v p.irtn uUruiu and sating
t' it f W.'T pi!!;'.rt tnu-ic with th-ir w.-.rk.
1-v,., V: rt ri'.n-i nrh-Tekin .f a lord'
.. -4 v!vm vl tr-vM from the Hu l
.!.' ?i An.a iu froTn t)ie "V: -im-w to
th' N - N f -tr! '. teil u that they
rr,v., fhrr,. ilnu snid wery and plant-,-
r.i:1'd. and yt they d nnx 1
tv, the rnrd. t!.e l.-tr (
f .-.,. th T. lh- r.pV"r Sl'l'V' tf.e
r,..,j ; t'i-v . the t,'t atterl
t: ;,- f KTr r'" ii; i to
r 'v.r; vA h--lps en with ) f ur
..v . T Uil ': -T a h"U nd i:i!h hio f
k'-.'i-L W ul 1 to r A hl w r
w.v tWey in niiiiiirif t"h-wfi.i.n
p. f ?'i our y"tj ' kt w r 4 ' I h !
hr ,4 nch a thi-rf ki-'U the pite'n
4,f 1 irt-t i ! d.'v o. n i: t'-.e i- rui'M Td
k 1 " r I !h p' w-r:- t
' ' tH" I ille-it. !--aviet. Oi -t
d tt-' - i w-iT f .-ir life and et -,t
f f?,a tnnrt of "Aiitj.h" or ' Mor.rt
It I A -i -uu wln T-n h1!!" a
PPRICFS
(ft
TV rnly I "are Crri rf Trf r-wr. . , ti.,w,,., , t-,, ,lfTn.
Used iu Uliious of Huiucs 40 Vcar3 tlic SuatUrJl
worsnian wnatie. it u a oetter eia
wicn yua hejir him Luia a rouiiicly.
It i- a still better ei'a when yuu hear
him hixi te wor h -f i;a.; N t: or
Charles Weley. A vi.iia cLrdrd
itria, if trf-u.ett.it jr acvideutally strike
it, make. iauic. olid I upi- e there ia
euoh a thm & hivi.'jjr Mir herw at
tuuel by i:vin rae that even the
rough col!iiji f li u.k a
hVellly Vlbrtioii. I do Dot bcLeV
that the power cf Christian mmf had
yet tee.u fully tnet. I believe that if
yoacoaid roll the ' Old Iluudre-fduaol-oy
thr"Uih Will street it would put an
end to auy ri;i.'ici! disturbance! 1 be
lieve tiiat tl-e di-c';rd-!, aud the a rrows,
ud tne cf the worl 1 are t be swept
out by heaVeU tTU hallelujaha.
S'Hie one itaked Hadu, the celebrated
Inu-ociaQ, vhy he always cotupoBedrach
i-h'-rfal mu-io. "Why," he eaid, "1
can't do otherwise. W'n-n 1 think of
tJ.-d my soul w sm full t-f joy that the
n-.tes ! and dance fr-m my pen.' I
Ht.-h w Uiiiit all eXUit Uielodiou.'dy If-
f re the Lrd. With tii for our Fa
ther, ai.d . hriat for our Saviour, and
heaven for our h-Uie, aud aneU for fu
ture com paniou. and eternity for a life
time, we ehould strike all the notes of
jy. Ooin through the wildemeivs of
th;a uorld let ua remember that we are
on the way to the summery clime of
heaven, and from the migratory jn-pula-tion
through the autumnal air
b-aru always to keep fcininr.
( Lilrt u of the bevea'y kin.
As i Juurnc) , wtetijf iu
ti:i4 your S-tv!our worthy praise
Cilurioua ia tils work iul
Ye &r traveling Lcmts to (ht
In 1 ho way your fjUUer troJ;
'1 Ucy rc Li yy uow, ud v
tticir L; i-luc see.
The church of God never will bo a
triumphant church until it becomes a
kinin church.
I ko further and remark that the birds
of the air are wi.er than we in the fact
that ia their migration they fly very
hih. Duriu the summer, when they
are in the fields, they often come within
reach of the Rim. but when they btart
for tho annual tli'ht southward Uiey
tuke their places midheaven and po
Btrahfht as an arrow to the mark. The
longest ride that wad ever brought to
hhi'ulder cannot reach thra. Would to
liod tliat wo were as wise as the stork
and crane in our flight heavenward!
We fly o low that we are within easy
ranire of the world, the flebh and tho
deviL We are brought down by temp
tations that ought not to come within a
mile of reaching us.
Oh, for fome of the faith of George
Muiler, of r.ngland, and Alfrd Cook
man, once of tho church militant, now
of the church triumphant! bo poor is
the type, of piety in the church of God
now that men actually caricature the
idea that there is any each thing as a
higher life. Moles never did believe in
eagles. But, my brethren, because we
have not reached these heights ouradves,
shall we deride the fact that there are
any such heights?
A man was once talking to Brunei,
the famous engineer, about the length
of the railroad from London to Bris.oL
The engineer said: "It is not very great.
We ehall have after awhile a steamer
running from England to New York."
They laughed him to scorn; but we have
gone so far now that we have ceased to
laugh at anything as impossible for hu
man achievement. Then, I ask, is any
thing impossible for the Lord? I do not
ldieve that God exhausted all his grace
ia Paul and Latimer and Edward Pay
nn. I telieve there are higher points of
Christian attainment to be, reached in
the future ages of the Christian world.
kKKP AIlOVE THE ATM SI'IIERE OF MX.
You tell me that Paul went up to tho
tiptop of the Alps of Christian attain
ment. Then I tell you that the ttork
and crane have found above the Alps
plenty of room for free flying. We go
out and we conquer onr temptations by
the grace of it-A and lie down. On the
morrow thoe temptations rally them
selves and attack us, and by the graceof
God we defeat them again, but staying
ail the time in the old encampment we
have the name old battles to tight over.
Why not whip ont our temptations and
th-n forwsrd march, making one raid
through the en? iny'3 country, stopping
not until we break ranks after the huvt
victory?
I, my brethren, let ns have yome
nvelty of comltat at any rate, by chang
ing, by going on, by making advance
ment, trading off our sdale prayers al-nt
ions we ought to have quit long ago,
going on toward a higher tate of Chris
tian char i' for and routing out sins that
we have never thought of yet. The f.act
is, if the church of (i.l,if we. as indi
viduals, made rapid advancement in the
Christian life, thew vtereotypod prayer
we have U-n making for ten or fifteen
)e.r-t wouid It a- inappropriate to us a
the not-., and the h its, aud the coats
w wore tenor fifteen years ago. Uh,
f v r a high r flight in the Christian lif-
th nfork wind the crane in their uiigra-
ti iu teachu.g us the Ieon
Wr nt. r.d phll w vet live
At lit' i r 1 vinit t.!
(Hr t'irt. m oM to ttv
An'! tUoii to ii k grMil?
Agiu, I remark that the bints of the
; air ar w,r tiian we, lcane they
1 know when to tart. If you honid g.
oiit ti-w and hout. ''Stop, storks an-i
cr tiu. d- n't N in a hurry r they w uld
tv; "N . we cannot stop. La-t night
we hear 1 t roarirg in th wo. -I l,i.I.
:. iling us asy, and ti e shrill fl'ste r f the
: north wind ha nun.l.l the re'rst.
V Trtut gr . We tnnt pro." So th-y
ir-tier themselves into cmpni"". an 1
t inor.g rot ai de fi r storm or tu"nr,t tin
. .. . r , k of nu-'-. try, ovf r tan I and
. r iuht ss an arr-w to the rurk.
And if y n cc-m cut this mrn'r.
w:t;i s f f Tfi and thrw it ia the
f- I N .10! try to -t th-ta to so p,tl,y
t tr up tl'-y w-.'ftld hardly See it.
T ;ev .r n tre;r wsy uth. Yen
ion Id l t p t!'Ui. t h. that w- wr
4 . 'tt t t he I - f ? n e t.-. at rt f r
tr-d sn.d I v i ! W ,- . " o.t ur.Ml
Powder:
it u a mue ia'er ia me sa'D or mercy.
Walt until jx-me of theer. greru leave cf
h'-e ate ail dried up and have Ken
Mttcred. Wdit unil next year." And
after aw hile we ttart, aa i it is t la'e,
a.i 1 we penh in tho waywLcu G-d
wrskth is kindleil but a little.
al oy Ttiotth. wuo U.Nok-a Too UiSC.
There are, yo-i kuow, exceptional
a-ts where lird- have started too lte,
and in th morning you hae found
them tleik-i on the tuow. And there are
tho who have fruhed half way be
tweea the voxrli and Christ. They
-Aahed until the lst icknets, when the
iii.n l vn - g'.ne, or they w ere on the ex
prea tiiin gofiig at forty miles an hour,
and they came to the bridge, and the
-draw waa up, and they weut down.
11 ow ha.g to re; nt and pray? Two
seconds! Two seconds! To ilo the work
of a hfetiine and to prepare for the vu;t
etermty in two s-rcoud.-d
I was reading of an entertainment
fciveu in a king's court, arid there wr
musicians there with elaborate pirsvsof
inndc. After awhile Mozart caiae and
beg.n to play, and he had a blank piece
of paj-er I fore him, aud the king famil
iarly looked over hi shoulder and haid:
"What are you playing? I t-e no music
Kfore you." And Mozart put his haul
on his brow, as much as to hay, "I am
improvising." It was very well fur him,
but, oh, my friends, we cannot extem
porize heaven! If we do not get pre
pared in this world we will never take
Iart in the orchestral harmonies of the
aved. Oh, that we were as wise as the
crane and the stork, flying away, flying
away from the tempeatl
isome of you have felt the pinching
frost of sin. Yuu feel it today. You
are not happy. I look into your faces
and I know yon are not happy. There
are voices within your soul that will not
be pih need, telling you that you are sin
ners and that without the pardon of God
you are undone forever. What are you
going to do, my friends, with the ac
cumulated transgressions of this life
time? Will you btand btill and let the
avalanche tumble over you? Oh, that
you would go away into the warm heart
of God's mercy! The southern grove,
redolent with magnolia and cactus,
never waited for northern flocks as G oil
has waited for you, saying: 'I have loved
thee with an everlasting love? Come
unto me, all ye who are weary and
heavy laden, and I will give you rest."
SOUKOW WARN9 US TO 1'IUEPARE.
Another frost is bidding you away
it is the f rot of sorrow. Where do you
live now? "Oh," you pay, "I have
moved. Why did you move? You bay.
I don't want as large a honse now as
formerly." Why do you not want as
large a house? You say, "My family is
not so large." Where have they gone?
"To eternity." Your mind goes back
through that last sickness, and through
the almost supernatural effort to save
life, aud through those prayers that
seemed unavailing, and through that kiss
which received no response because the
lips were lifeless, and I hear the bells
tolling and I hear the hearts breaking
while I ppeak I hear them break. A
heart! Another heart! Alone, alone,
alone!
This world, which in your girlhood
and boyhood was sunshine, is cold now,
and, oh, weary dove, you fly around this
world as though you would like to stay,
when the wind, and tho frost, and the
blackening clouds would bid you away
iuto the heart of an all comforting
God! Oh, I have noticed again and
again what a botch this world makes
of it when it tries to comfort a
fouI in trouble! It says, "Don't cry!"
How can we help crying when the
heart's treasures are scattered, and fa
ther is gone, and mother is gone, and
companions are gone, and the child is
gone, and everything seems g ne?
It is no comfort to tell a man not to
cry. The world comes up and Pays,
"( h, it is only the body of your loved
one that you have put in the ground!"'
But there is no comfort in that. That
bdy is precious. Shall we never put
our hand in that hand again, and t-hall
we never see that pweet face again?
Away with your heartlsness,oli, world!
But come, Jesus! and tell us that when
the tears fall they fall into God's bottle;
that the dear bt-dks of our loved ones
thall rise radiant in the resurrection,
and all the breakings down here shall be
lifted up there, and "they shall hunger
no more, neither thirst no more, neither
shall the sun light on them, nor any
heat, for the Lamb w hich is in the midst
of tho throne shall lead them to living
fountains of water, and (tod shall wipe
all tears from their eyes."
You may have noticed that when the
ohafhnch, or the stork, or the crane starts
on its migration it calls all thoe of its
kind to come too. The tree tops are full
of chirp and whistle and carol and the
1 long roll call. The bird does not start
I off alon. It gathers all of its kind. Oh,
: that you might be as whe in this rnigra
1 tion to heaven, and that you might
: gather all yonr families and your friends
with you! I would that Hannah might
tak .s.tniud by the hand, and Abraham
muht tako I.aac, and llagir might take
Miiniid.
Start for heaven yourself, and take
your children with you. Come tho?j and
allthyhon.se into the rk. Tell yonr
Uttle ones that there are realms of balm
and sweetness f, .r all thoM who fly in
tlie right din-cti -n. Swifter than eagle's
stroke put. cut for heaven. Li'e the
rane or the tf rk. st. p not mgnt nor
day untd you find the riht place f r
stopping.
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Proved to tfcd IteaU
Ttted and woved by over thirty
yeari' use iu all parts of the world,
Ailcock'e I'orou 1'iaelers have tue m
Uoreement ol the h:gnel meUiCal aud
ilin.:.al author. ties and imihous of
,;riUtt.;l pi:ei:'i wfco hv ben curvd
of d 8trrr.n ahnituts voiuutarhy tte
i.fy to their mm.
Alicock's Porous PIters are purely
vtciahle. They ate mild but 2ertie,
6uic) l.J quick iu their acUou, aud ab
ac lately haruile.
brftsre of nu tations, and do not be
dtctied ly nucrepreeeutaton. Ask
for Ahcock't, and let no to!icilatao or
eap a;.tluu induce yoU 10 accept a
saUlUUte.
Adulterated Wine
Is injurious, tut nutlong gives strength
tike a jure oJJ port ;ne. lloyal
lluby Poll" so called for its royal
itfte aud ruby color, is particuUiiy
adapted t or ; 11 v ti i ul s, con v ir ce n t and
the ajjed. Sold only in puart Untie,
tor 01. e dollar, whde tin ap wme :s
sold by the gallon and Kives a larger
protil 10 the seller but les to the
uiVr. Tins w.ne is absolutely pure and
ha the aie without which no win is
tit to use. lie sure you get Koyal Kuby;
II, in ouatt ( otlles, pints 00 cents.
Sold by White A White, ThuiU Bros.,
Schmidt heading hrugtts.
Mothers aud Daughters.
Over twelve yeare I was atll.cted with
a very serious lemale difficulty aud for
the last sixteen months was under
treatment of three ot the very best
physicians that money could employ.
t'nder their skillful treatment I grad
ually grew worse, until they decided
they could render nie no permanent
htlp. One of mv friends pertuaded
me to try a bottle of Pullani'a Great
(ierman I'terine Tonic, and after taking
three tallies. 1 can say I am in better
health than 1 have been for twenty
year?, and am now CO years old, but
feel as young as at 30.
June 1', l.vjo.
Mi;s. S. E. Carpenter,
Lapeer, Mich.
For sale at D. C. Scnbner's drug store,
Jo. 73 Monroe street.
Thk Ii:sr 1i,astkk. Dampen a piece
of flannel with Chamberlain's Pain
balm and bind it on over the seat of
pain. It is letter than any plaster.
When the lungs are sore such an appli
cation on the chest and another on the
back, between the shoulder blades, will
often prevent pneumonia. There is
nothing so good for a lame back or a
pain in the side. A sore throat can
nearly always be cured in one night by
applying a flannel bandage dampened
with Pain Balm. W) cent bottles for
Bile by F.J. Wurzburg, druggist, 58
Monroe street.
Don't Get Imposed Upon.
Is a good motto to follow in buying a
medicine as well as 111 everything else.
by the universal satisfaction it has
iven and by the many remarkable
cures it has accomplished. Dullam's
dreal derman Islood, Liver, Stomach
and Kidney Cure has proven itself un
equalled for building up and cleansing
your system and for all diseases arising
from impure blood. Do not experi
ment with an unheard of or untried
article which you are told is as good,
but be sure and get Dullam's. All
druggists keep it.
For sale atD. C. Scribner's drug store,
iSo. oJ Monroe street.
Very Much Surprised.
I have teen afflscted with neuralgia
for nearly two years, have tried physi
ciansand all known remedies, but found
no permanent relief until I tried a bot
tle of Dullam's Great German Lini
ment and it gave me instant and per
manent relief. 26 cents per oottle.
Signed, A. ii. Sielx.
Hamilton, Mich., April 11, lSirt.
For tale at I). C. Scribner's drug store.
I was troubled with a severe coll and
cough and on the recommendation of
Messrs. Wegman t"ii Wire, druggi?ts of
this place, I purchased a buttle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and m
two days was completely cured. I
most sincerely recommend this valua
ble Remedy to any of my friends who
are sufl'ering with a cold. C. I. Hock
ett, a?eitant cashier Clinton county
National bank, Wilmington, Ohio. oO
cent bottles sold ly F. J, Wurzburg,
druggist. 68 Monroe street.
Clipped from Canada "Presbyte
rian," under signature of C. Rlackett
Rohin-on, proprietor: I was cured of
oft-recurring billi -us headaches by
P.urdock Rlood Ihtters.
Cure for Croup Use Dr. Thomas'
Klectnc Oil according to directions, it
is the best remedy for all sudden at
tack of colds, pain and inflammation,
and injuries
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine .Syrup was
ued for years as a prescription by a
successful physician. It is in all re
spects the best cough medicine made
today. Sold by all dealers on a guar
antee of satslaction.
Indigestion? Miserable! Take Teech--tus
PilN.
The greatest worm destroy r on earth
is Dullam's Creat (Jem. an Worm Loz
enges, ot'ly il5 cents per boi. For
tale at D. C. Norihner'a dm itore.
i'.uy PuHam' Gieat erioan 15 cent
Liver IMI forty in each package, at
scnbner's.
buy Dullam's Orrat German 15 cent
Liver Pills, forty m each package, at
Scnbner's.
I'.uy Dul!ain Great German 15 cent
l iver 1M1, forty in each package, at
Scnbner's.
buy Dullam's Great German 25 cent
Cough C ure at D. C Scnbner's.
Huy Dui!aui Great German 25 Cent
(ruRh Cure at D. C. Scnbner's.
buy Puliam'a Great German 25 cent
Cough Cure at D. C. Nt brier's.
peckbanr Croup iiemedy cures
hooping co if h.
fi Owf Flftj t'tr
Vim, Vn'i.'i's F, tf . -Tt r rin tn
r rtodrn tMl.tr. It 'ttt tl r'M
tttn tt gun t. aunt ailio. e.r wtl
itU.ni it tr-.o lt rn.if ti aiiiwa
AT
, t rr
fy.i SO wtJ I r r f L e e T " "
iiMMiic:Mfi(i s i r f t t ft
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LAKE'S rlZDICIFIE
UtvyPLEIASMlfT
us-
When in the course of human events it becomes necrssary to recom
nicnJ some braiii cf Snicking Tobacco, we uaheiiiitingly pronounce
Blackweli's
Bull Durham Smoking:
Tobacco
to be the test in the world.
Many times irniuL-J, but never equalled.
Get the genuine. Made only by
Blackweli's Durham Tobacco Co.,
Durham. N. C
and
your
N.K.FAIRBANK&CO. CHICAGO.
Whiles
Heart
CURE.
DISEASE I".,:','.
form. Palnttatloa.
Iq Mlde, SboulJr .id
Aria. Mhort llrralh, 0prrlon. .tilhna,
ItwollcM Ankle. VVeitk. and kmolhrrlag
Npll, lropiT. Wind In Munm-h. fir., are
cure.1 lf DR. MILES' NEW HEART CURE.
A uetr dlcoTry by the tuinont Indiana fieptal-t-t.
A. K. I) vis. HlYr rwk, NVh.alter takiiiif
four bottles t 11 HA. It T Cl'KE lolt bvlUT
thnn he had for twelvs yrnrs. "I'r-r thirty years
trul)lMl with llonrt luiw"; two buttles of
DR. MILES' HEART CORE cured nie.-Levi
KBn. Buchanan, Mlob." K. It. Miitn, Wbts
Hatiori, t.a. hut Uik.-n DR. MILES' HEART
CURE for Heart tnmble with jtreat n ult Mrs.
ljBar. h'lt hliurK.'MU h.. wan ill for 15 yi-m with
llf.-irt IiM'iue, bad t hire lu-ui-a htlp. 1itm n
liamd f xKi; u-d Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and
II pains left her; constant ni mred hrr. Kino
tlliisirfiied book FKKE at drumriis. cr dlrem
Dr.Milos Modical Co.,Elkhart,lnd.
Rot)
Sucb
COKDEMSEQ
Heat
Makes an every-day conrenlence of an
olJ-time luxury. Pur? anJ wholf5crre.
Prepared with scrupvlous care. Hil.t
iwj: J at all Pure Food Expositions, tach
package makes two large pirs. Avoid
initations and insnt on havtig tht
NONE SUCH brand.
MF.PRH ' ' -"tT" ie N.Y.
gTA'DAKD FAbHION CO.'H
PATTERNS.
ALSO
Stamsed Goods and Stamping
IJ. M. 1IAIIIIM.
A : ri-ttrns CorereV
Tf'enrcn. 317. 525527 S. D v'i xn-it
Jacob Meyers
U fifiT -r- t t ?
LAKE KOAD LIVERY!
AT 251 LAKE AVE.,
hi t, e or i . r ! l t.i - :-t
A't.-v fit 5.4'. !M-".n, C-'i. B
. r ; v f - . ' f r f ;i r 1 i 1
A. .1. SII KI.LM AN,
t f 1 ; n c ci cm
V . - - $ 1 - ''
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r-- ' t -rt
!!? TV. f f 'V't '
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81
r '
A
.5 DURHAM ?
MYh CAKE F
SOAH
thaqk rne for calling'
atterjtior) io il."
MANUFACTURED
ONLY BY
EXPORT BEER of
the Voigt Brewery
Co., Detroit.
Pure
Sparkling
Palatable
Nutr'tious
Refreshiig
Ask for it and insist
upon having it
Hotels
Bars
Boarding Houses
Drug SVes ar.d
Restaurants
Havi !t
Martin Federleln, Acf nt. Grand Rt'tds.
WANTED! 6.COO MEM X
TO USE EUXIR Of YOUTH.
S3 UFE WORTH LIV!?fC ?
It 1 not If yon ar rot In po.-rwon cfth
full in unie ior tnjnyirj it, e .ner ton-
vui.lioatruoanl t runty rmedv. tJ.e ElfVlit
J r J J J I n . in. - 11.- 1 . - .-.-.i
matorihra. of rnw-r, Mflit Fn.i-aicn.
and a'l M-iinaJ akii(i f t riature, rl-
Insr frmii di,a'e. c er-indulreno or i.ho of
any kind. It Te l pedy and trinaDnl
ruren In yonnic .r old of eitt r i. rrmwi
trenirtti anil rr-tre lh9 Vigor of jvutti.
ii.aaln( lue worth living.
1 .00 PER fcOTTLE. 6 BOTTLES. 15.
Mi.i) our
THE GERMAN HOSPITAL REM0Y CO,
CRANO RAPIDS, MICH.
Tor in irn1 F.aj i1 t j Wt.ste k V hUr
' Monro" tli. 1 ; R. A. Mt:i"'tn, Jk VI er
I'rlde ir- t ; H N-ii'c'i'i'r A .
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CHIMNEY SWEEPS
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