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GRAND EAP1D3 HERALR SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27. 1893.
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IIEK WILL IS VALID
ClVs. Merriam's Bequests Sus
tained by the Court.
HER HUSBAND HAS APPEALED
From tlx Dec;oa of th Couit aal Will
Contest A Larg Estate
I Lavoivci.
Jac-K-oj, Not. JuJs o( Proba e
Ifammoal yur-if afteraooa ren
dered his UeCij.on u&ou tim w;hof 11 ra.
Msry W. Merr.oiAa, Ue;ed. Ifc
wiil has taen in cvntroterajr tHe p-ait
i i njoQli, and Juie Hammond held
the will ahd exci.t that port.ou
wnica 1c&t t to Margaret Mxanch
conditionally. I'w.tit Merr.maii, nu- ;
Land ol ta deceased, At ouce nic J I
bond arid appealed from the dec.s.cu
c5 ta prolate court.
Mrs. Mernuiaa was th daughter o!
Atraham Wicg of GUaa', ". Y., wio
d:eJk, laiiiionaird twenty ytr
wJl prat.dsd thai his two daugh
ters. Mrs. Merrunaa and Mr. 1U W.
l'arker of Cncajcw, s.nte deceased,
should, hate tee iruoru from n.s es
tate, and at the deatu of bimalf and
Wife las waoie was to l equally ditrl
d between the daubers, aad at their
deaths to be equally divided between
tnir heirs. Mrs. laiker kit two heirs,
both toy a.
The property over which the present
dmpuU has arisen was saved by Mrs.
Merr.aiaa from th fll.Ooo yearly in
come from her Father' esute at
G lean's fall.
"Homeops" Are SuU la It.
Ann A KButt, Nov. 26. The rumor of
a complete demolition of the home
opathic department of tad university
is branded as absolutely fal; by uni
ers.ty authorities. Ir. iauiel A.
Macl-achian, secretary of the home
opathic faculty, says Dean OoeU has
mads do proposition to that body look
ing to sue a results. Iean Ottz lias,
however, talked to iudiv.dual pro
feaeors and D:an Vauhan of the old
chool about granting I', of M. med
ical degree hereafter without Sx;Cify
inf as to the allopathic or homeopathic
department.
Fiht Over a Failure.
Kast Joriah, Nov. 6. Hares A Co.
of Cleveland, O.. have replev.ned a
part of the insolvent Mr. Merc's stock
Sol i to Mr. Weleusky at a chattel ruort
eiie sale last week. by K. It. Glenn.
The sheriff entered Welenky's store,
seued the goods and in the contusion
that followed a hand-to-hand fiht oc
curred Welensky aad a ButTalo lawyer.
Considerable excitement prevailed and
further complications are expected.
Die Real Estate Deal.
Trie largejt deal in city property in
the history of Detroit, took place yes
terday. The whole of the unsold por
tion of the Lewi Cas estate, compris
ing ten and a half blocks of land has
been sold to a Detroit syndicate. These
blocks contains about 000 lots, each
fltty feet front, and the consideraton
is said to be in the neighborhood of
Hanged by ills Shirt.
Sagisaw, Not. -5. John Messner, a
porter at the Bancroft houie, who
showed traits of insanity yesterday and
was consequently locked up, was found
by the prisoner ia the jasl last night
banging by his neck. He had made a
noose of an old flannel shirt. The
body was still warm, and being quickly
cat down his l.fe was saved.
Mother of Nineteen Children.
Foax HcRox, Nor. 23. 1 r. Daniel
P.yau, w-.fe of the police court clerk,
died early this mcrain. a was the
mother of nineteen children, eleven of
whom are living, bhe was a sister f
Poormaster elon Koberts. The fun
eral will probatly take place tomor
row from M. .Stephen's church.
"kixby Very S.ck.
OAii.r.CKO. Nov. 25. William S.
Kirbf, a well-known Kalamazoo coun
ty horsfl breeder and proprietor of the
Valley stock farm, is yery ill. Emi
nent phvticians pronounce bis condi
tion to b critical.
Squawbuck Kerosene.
Altzu a, Nov. 2. .V lamp exploded
in Lee CliAriitne's dry go ls storw
lat n.eht, can nir damage by fire and
smoke of t ,MX); fully insured.
Colonel Jc3on Djinj.
A n.A n r a , (i N t. 2'3. Lieutenant
Coiouei jAckon(f the fourth artillery,
V, S. A., lies at the point of death at
1'ort Mci'neMon. He was a major
general of volunteers in the civil wr.
odisoneof the btst known men in
the army.
Launched a New Cruiser.
Owr S-lni', Ont.. Not. 26. The
government crr.ir, I'etrel, was s ic-t-ef
ally launcned tolT. The i'etrel is
intended f.r duty in Georgian bay and
wiil alo patrol I akrs Supnor and
Jiiirou m tua interest of the Canadian
tiheri--?.
. Ca1!:J in a D Loan.
Nxw Yi'KR, Not. 2. The Mutual
Life I ;;u r company ha called in
a ion f $7u,0.') mad?" to the Georg:
(.enir! lUi'road company.
' T, F;e Jut'-Ue troupe, th or;g'
rU, rvar at Hrtmn'a bail torn-..r-X()W
niiat. Irved sats .V) cents;
adniioi. i(ig!, tents. Kvery
l-'ver of s-et mus; will t thre.
ur test citifen wiil bi out en rjt-,
i the rst s! of tickets lnd.cib.
Tomorrow wi!l l-e a trnmpbal night
for th Fike'a. They ar ued to
crow.' I fit mi -. boret'T. Get to ti)
lot o'X.ci erly tomorrow and yjii niy
f'i tJ-if gra
p'-i;,'ng o!d-f'V-ih-j
-fd fi'l; ard
thsr's r--t the
t-'tfir.r'." hn
J k' t li do-.vi.
It's 4 1 1 nun-
fr7 o ?n;Tt f t !f. th T" rv-e j.-act
Wio that --iff. Ia a prf-?lT rA
wml wiy rb"T Ki. and r-ril- ' r-1,
rTr.m," ad' l? t rR;'i'"l. l
I '',i..is H.-v;-h- r.-r-Mrf rv n, li'. t n,
rSr'-, Kt.r h a t wir mrt fn"Tn;tly
Xi?r tV- .i-rrel lJrr r". .T
'. "tr" t Nt to an-t tut j r th-
r:i.-.,rn, r r-nr bmt-t m i-vrl
T'it f ir .t.!t f t T-n ct. This
fat ro rf f r. nr" mlif:rr
ta-a, and taij n nfsary fr a do
1 I
be aMe tj gt a good seat,
were sct-i yesterday.
Hundreds
Mackerel Will Vhtpmw.
H'jQ.vkejn will be glad t ban
tbat tnackerfcl, salt cr frtsh, which fof
th'j LfcSt f-w ) tirs ha. bcr-Ji an exjtiMve
actide cf food, hkh id a xiioet p
ptnzir and dUrd. one k,i well, vrtll
fchortiy be p.rct-ptibly cheaper. Mack
erl u aeraia U win to ma in our waun
about the tuiidle of Ajrtl, at trst ap
Iaru:ij in immtr-ie numlvrs, but small
sia. Fv.r year tht tahenuun gatLered
thfin iu at thn earlirt l:blj lavUMfiit,
tLcrtby prevciitUii them from rechiE;jf,
a 'j1 gruwth, and wistin thousan-ia
uf hiiiAl M-h that were almost wortiilea
on the market.
To prav-Lt this a law was jA.-ed pro
hibiting the catching of inacktrtl until
ti e 1st cf June, by whuh time a good
growth i obtained. As, howeTer, by
that dut they have become scarce ia
this vicinity, th price became corre
j.ndiiily hih. Next April the five
ar embargo expiree, and we will have
abundant and cheap mackerel until the
tshrrnn'U aiin overreach them-selves.
A (Lah dralr&aid recently: It was
wicked the way thee fish wtxe M alted;
f twenty-five cnti, a fsw years ago,
yon couti come into my shop and buy a
half pk of mackerel, email and big, &a
they came. Tha they jrrew o scarce
that about thd time the law went into
vjfct a single plump fLh brought one
dollar sometime. There is talk now of
j-a.iaing a law to prevent the sale of tha
small clauid, which have increased in
price frviu six dollars per barrel whole
sale to thirteen dollars on account of
tht-ir r'cklfa use. That will make the
Little Necks an expensive Inxury for
awhile, but it will 6ave the breed." New
York Timed.
Sonic German SpcIIla;.
In the German empire no department
of life escapes the vigilant eye of gov
ernment departments. One of the latest
Instanced of this benevolent supervision
is a circular which has just been issued
by tlw colonial office at Berlin, From
this document wo learn that the foreign
oice, at the request of the colonial coun
cil, appointed a committee of experts,
aad presided over by Dr. Ilerzog, f ecre
tary of the colonies, to consider the spell
ing of geographical names ii the Ger
man protectorates. The deliberations of
the committee have resulted in a code of
rules, which start from the principle
that all spelling ia to bo as nearly as pos
sible phonetic, and to reproduce the pro
nunciation of the natives, not of Euro
peans. Then there are detailed directions for
the use of the particular vowels and con
sonants, of accents and hyphens. A
promise is given that a gazetteer will be
compiled in compliance with the direc
tions above given. A standing commit
tee is to superintend the work and issue
from time to time lists of approved Fpell
ins, which will le enforced on officials,
and which it is hoped mapmakers, jour
nalists and authors will follow. London
Telegraph.
Reformation and Restitution.
J. D. Rainey, of Tacoma, has been no
tified by Charles E. Lambert, formerly
well known in the Seattle sporting fra
ternity, that he is trying to be a man and
serve the Lord; that he "knocked down"
on Mr. Rainey's money drawer at Seat
tle to the extent of from S00 to f 1,000,
and that he now writes to settle the ac
count. He has asked Mr. Rainey to name
the amount for which he will settle bis
peculations.
Mr. Rainey was asked to-day what he
proposed to do in this matter. . He said
that he was glad to hear that Lambert
had turned over a new leaf, and that he
proposed to write and tell him that he
might send him whatever he considered
right, which he said he would assure
him he would be very glad to receive,
Lambert was employed at Rainey's bil
liard parlors at Seattle two years ago.
He is now residing in one of the Missis
sippi valley states. Cor, Seattle Post
Intelligencer. Hood la an Old Chest.
A strange case is down for trial In
court at Wabash. Last fall E. L. Rit
tenhoude bought a tool chest from the
estate of Henry Walker, and afterward
found nailed nnderncath the bottom of
a drawer in the chest a lot of $000 gov
ernment bonds, coupons of the old 5J20
Issue. The secret was too good to keep,
and it came to the knowledge of the
family of George Knoop, who died some
time ao, and as Knop at one time
lived in Walker's family, and wa
known to have Unitod States bonds, the
Loirs aro now suing Rittenhou.se for
ps3ion cf the money. Indianapolis
Jentinel.
The Cotlffe of Cardinal.
No ft-wcr than ten members of the col
z3 cf cardinals have died during the
l.st nin months. As only two new
members have been created within that
time, the college has a lower member
ship than it has had for a long period.
When complete it has s?venty members;
at present the numler ks fifty-one. Aus
tria. Germany and IVdand have six car
dinals between them, France has five,
Sin f onr, Pcrtutrl two. and the United
Stte, Ivlgiuru, Australia and Canada
on rich. All tha othr cardinals ar
Italians, Italy thus having a large ma
jority in the college. London Tit-Cits.
Jt-wrlrj Ton lid In m Tvll.
While c?tring out a wll a mile and
a half ncrti et of Nevada, Mo.. Rich
ard Kaeten found abvut a peck of jew
flry, mostly gdd. Over a hundred
rin?. a 1 t of chsias, cuff buttons, lock-
r.n I other trinket were picked out
of tli rnnd. The well is near a hr.ne
that ha I en vacant for years. It i
nppnscd tramp who had lodgl in h
hou-'- hM the valnables in the well.
K;nf;s CUy Tims.
T Tnf m CeleTrrln.
Ticks Y. my family bf.k In th
whole Co Iambus celebration, and it
aVnt h Uf irinM ns. Snoh crowd-! I
thn!,t oTn'Times we'd neTer get out
ati-'.
M;nk Y.-r fnnily enjoyd theColuta-
bna cob-traMon immensely,
"I d-n't hov."
We tai 1 at horn snd real aVmt it,"
rr1 rrorn t Crl TVfM.
"ri-s CliT-e.saidyonrt Lord QecTiTS
nt IlrVrt. "I feet th nt of a wi;.
P- n't ym think it would b f. h my
g- l if yen wr to rnarwy ra now?"
" Ye. St lor-.rr, rephM Miss CliT".
"If ir o, rfiU a prtr?nr I think
yon d x" Chicag NwReccr L
Go and hesr )V.1' Mtrvbtsn
Ktars at Power' cpra hcu We-ines-dsy
eTen-n.
T SLEEP !
There Are Thouatuls Who
Cannot Sleep Well.
Hut There Is No Necessity of
Suffering From This
Trouble.
Insomnia Can He Very Easily
and Readily Cured How-
to Do It.
Thousands of people do uot sleep
well. What wonder that there are so
ii-any shattered nerves, tired brains
and debilitated bodies, when we con
sider the thousands who pass sleplt6s
or disturbed nights, and rise mornings
ieeling mdeacnably miserable, dragged
out, with tired hrnhs, exhausted en
ergies, nerveless and ambitionless.
lUad what our correspondents say in
regard to this matter aud follow their
advice acd example;
MRS. MARTHA J0RIAJT.
I was in bad shape when I began to
take Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. I could not sleep
U'ghtu, many times had to get up and
walk the floor; had no appetite, and
what little I did eat soured in a few
moments. I as nervous, weak and
trembling, and got up in the morning
more tired than when I went to bed,
and felt all down in fact, could not
see anything worth living for. After
taking one bottle of Dr. Greene's Ner
vura blood and nerve remedy, I could
sleep all night and feel rested in the
morning, my appetite was better, food
did n t sour, and I felt better all over.
Now I have taken four bottles and I
feel like a new being.
Mas. Martha Jordan,
New Vineyard, Me.
KRS. M. WAI.SIT.
For three y-ars II iiave suffered in
tensely with genera! debility, sleepless
ness and nervous prostration. So worn
out-was I that I would have frequent
fainting spells, alarming myself and
friends. I found immediate relief on
taking the first dose of Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood ana i nerve remedy and
was recovering before one-half bottle
was used. The use of five bottles
effected a complete cure. 1 can heart
ily recommend it to those afflicted in
like manner.
Mrs. M. Walsh,
No. 8 Second street, Providence, R. 1.
Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, is nature's own Bleep
producer and is perfectly harmless, be
ing made from pure vegetable medi
cines. It soothes, calms and quiets the
weakened, irritable and over-wrought
nerves, producing perfect repose and
refreshing, natural sleep; at the same
time it builds up the shattered nerves
and gives renewed life, strength and
vigor to the system. Use it, you who
are sleepleos. Druggists keep it for $1.
It is the discovery and prescription of
thejeminent specialist in nervous dis
eases. Dr. Greene of No. 25 West Four
teenth street; New York, who can be
consulted free in regard to any cage,
personally or by letter.
TERRIBLE ITCHING
Used Everything Five Months. Ia
Three Weeks not a Scar or 1'lmple.
Cured by Cuttcura.
When my wm thr month old hta rheetti
and tnrthr( tgn to brtak oat witb white pirn-rl-
on ri nrUee. In few dy llrhing com
nencrd, which u terrible. A ftr woo id rub
it, matter would ooi
from th fyjlnte. In a
bnrt titr.e Htprrad over
th top of h"; bead, then
cb on formed on
bd nd face. We voed
eerythine we conld
hear of fr.r nearly five
montliB. It rw wore
ail the time. I eaw votir
advertl-fnent of tkeC'r
Tirrm KtetMi to th
l hirae Weklr." We
erhawt C V I c r a
ktwirxaa and e.m
menot their In
three weeka' time there waa rKt a aoreor p1mrle,rt
en a aar, on head or fare. He ta nineteen moriha
old now, and hae no 1r.a of th dieae. Hiaeealp
t heaitbr and he h a heantlfal bead tf fcatr.
See portrait herewith )
M. bCAK JAMEf, Woo!ton, Kan.
Vf Infant, efh teen mrtha o.-t. waaaffirted with
ak'n eruption on hi hipa. l ad OTe eame rn
oer prr. All rened;e fa't-e.1 nrtil I penred
.VTirrn. ured a ear ar-d r. retirn of daee.
lilt. A. M. WALKER, t araootllSe.Oa.
Cuticura Resolvent
The few BkvwI rnrl-r, trter?a'!y (to eleana the
hi-'d of a I -Diru an-1 panona Wer.tl,
a-'d CTtcr, ih r-at t ure, and CrTt-rn
r'et .n et$u!?t Htii Hea;irieT, etteally (t'
ear The k.n and o!p and reVir U hilr ha
fi'i thuand of wh-r tf e ew.Terirt wa
rrf KT-a.l erd'aB-e, h;r !''ete or ad (
d efnremeat far-ihe. What otaer remed.ee have
iftaxle tack eiarra, :na rar-a'
Fnd ererre'tte-a, Tn. rTTCnta. VV.; rVa,
V". ; RtfMtT, 1. Prepared If He ToTTt
laraj M9 aifiru "e aiTfoe". fVTo.
e-etvl f r " H-w t "re ke I "eee, f-4
fr-, ii.aetrari--.pa. od tearuncoiaia.
PIOY'C !,ri!, aM ?"-rp pnr'Se.i ar,d t,ed
I PQl M T Otitk rfttp. AMP'TJ:rLl:
C WHl','9 SIDES AND WCX,
f-' J&V, Kldnee, end rte-iM Taie and
S V; ,tiwu reltereil tw vrve wtiit
I I'J e tee Cwfre-nra At-rat Fleeter,
at Mtm tm end t f aia kug f aeter.
X M .
ONLY F001MIS SURE
111 Which to Take Advan
tage of That Oiler.
GET IX BEFORE DECEMBER 1.
A Chan: Thit ShcuM Not bt Msjed-
Those Applying How Will te
Treated UnU Cured at the
Rate of $5 a Month
Same years ago no one eou'd gel medical
trratment witltaut i-aitut: a Ulh yrtee for it.
lbiswai th cs ojedJilly with suiterera
Irura rhroutc dlsvaart, UUrally
r- bbed out of a husi aal bom ty the
srcUlsts t) wUoiu the? wrrtf eoiti
pfllfU to lu thrir euirrucy for trratineat.
Iu rrceat years, hocer. tills order of
affairs has been cbaoicel. Uader thasystra
lnauxuratea by Dr. V. tf. Copland and bis
ataoeiates and which Ytaamad possible If
secLilun a larie practice tbruub advrrtlslnc.
It waa found that ample cotuirnaition could
be had tor tlta treatment of chronic casea
(requirtne a course of several months) at a
nominal Its per month. Tiis system waa put
Into eievutloa and it has done mors to brlcc
down the standard of physicians fees than
anjthtnif that has ever bca dsvlsed In this
country.
Five Dollars a Month.
When Dr. Copeland and Oraham estab
lished their office In Grand Rapids, they an
nounced to the public that for a certain
period they would treat all patients coming
to them, no matter with what disease, for a
fee of only five dollars a mouth, with medi
cines furnished free.
That period expires on the 1st of December.
TI1KUK ARE THEN ONLY FOUR DAYS
LEFT IN WUICU TO TAKE ADVAN
TAGE OF TilE OFFER.
A great many people have failed to under
stand tie cause and nature of this offer. It
was made for the purpose of calling- alte ltlon
to the character of the work performed by
these physicians, aad for the purpose of en
abling the pub leto make a personal trst of
the ability of these physicians.
Hot "Cheap Treatment."
. It does not raeau or did not mean that Drs
Copeland and Graham are "cheap doctors,"
or that they are lurulsnlof a "cheap treat
ment." The public baa been so schooled by
Old-time physirlaus that they have learned to
look with suspicion upon every practitioner
who does not follow the so-cal.ed "regular
methods." ,
One moment's thought will suffice to con
vince anyone that t lie re ts no reason ky
ba-dness principles cannot bo adapted to tne
p acticeof medicine. The prime motive In
the method of l'rs. Cope'and and Oraham
rests upou the well known business principle
of "larye sales and small profit." In other
worta. by advertising they obtained a large
practice-, and with a larue treatment they
uetd charge only low tecs.
Save Your Money.
Now you can save from five to twenty-flve
dollars a mouth for medical treatment if yon
will benin with Drs. CoDflaud and Graham
beiore the 1st of December, aad enter upon a
course under their offer of $5 a month tor all
dlsea-et until cured.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OP IT NOW.
y
78 and 80 West
!1
DRESS GOODS.
LOT NO. 1.
Twilled Dress Goods in stripes and Tlaidi.
Wool Henriettas, plain colors.
This lot 10c.
LOT NO. 2.
Wool Burrettas, 36 inches wide.
Camel Hair Flannel 30 inches wide.'
Wool Flannel, 36 inches wide.
' Weol Cashmere, 36 inches wide,
c This lot 15c
LOT NO. 3.
All Wool Homespun, 36 inches wide.
Wool Henriettas, 36 inches wide.
This lot 19c
LOT NO. 4.
LOT NO. 5.
We Also Oder the Following
Iiou.e in trie cnj.
78 anil 80 West
IN BATTLE'S FROH
THE SOLDIER T AS STBlCaES D0W5.
JO! AFTER TEARS OF SUFFERING.
As ths Laroes of t be war grow fewer witu
paaslug years, respect and love lor tLrui
ucepeue aud braadeaa. In a bt time aur
vitr el tea grral et? .1 evartut will be ao lew
tuat it Willi ratecibeda treat pr vilt-ge to
eu terse wttb one vi lUew, e b;ts f ueir wrd
wilt be ! krd upou as pjM-ilu a tjUatay
aim j at aaered. 1 bey are ( itt out l y one, a
the le&tes ta.l iu the r vtr. kuii ail wtit tae
vaa tahed fi wia tbe aoeoee of ltx4t earthly at
I lulls, aad it will be true of tkrauaaoi the
heroes of other wars long gone pat.
Oa lava's etaraal taut pi ug ground.
Tbrlr lient teuta are spread.
A d g.ory guaxda with auieiuB roaad. .
lit bivouac of the dead.
One ef the war veterans of tfat state la
Daniel E. f-toneburner of Oakdalo Tark. Ho
went throtub all the bardshlpa incident te a
soldier'a life. Ills story, as given to au inter
viee the other day. Is as follows:
"Wnllo la the service." said he. "I con
tracted pneamonla. Tho physicians said 1
would probably sooner or later die of con
sumption, as the condition of my longs in
vited the disease, so I was sent homo to re
cover or die.
VVbn I resumed. I found that I had con
tracted rheumatism also. I spent several
hundred dollars and went to a great many
physicians In au endeavor to obtain relief if
ota cure. The doctors told me that my
lungs were In bad shape, and that tbe trouble
would kill mem time. I was not only anffer
lng. the tore, with bodily pain, but with a 1 the
positive featmos of consumption. I found
that nothing could be done for me by the phy
sicians I went to.
ln thl conditio of mind. I was prevailed
upon by friends who were being benefitted by
theCopeland Medical Institute to go to Dra.
Copeland and Graham and try them.
"1 can never snmoiontly Shank the friends
who sent me there, so great and so unexpected
has been my improvement. At that time I
bad a sense of pretsure and dizziness in the
head, very weak eyes, pxins In th rUbt side
and sma'l of the back, also between the
shou'der blades and tbo limbaj appetite Irreg
ular and sometimes very bad; fod did not
seem to do me anv good, and I really felt
better without It. I was subject to fever and
languid ness In the niornln;. was sleepy all
day and did not rest well at night, aud was so
short of breath that I was uuable to do any
thing. "sincrt I have been under tbe hands of Dra.
Copeland and Graham I bavo Improved so
greatly that I can scarcely say this Is myself.
In fact. I am better than I have been for
thirty years. I shall follow my course of
treatment until the end. and then I shall net
rt good untlll every sufferer tries t ie physi
cians of the Copeland Medical Institute."
JUST FOUR DAYS REMAIN.
Bridge Street,
J'
'fP
In
Monday and Tuesday we offer you Dress Goods in
5 different lots. These goods are all worth from 10 to
33 per cent more than the price we sell them at on
Monday and Tuesday.
All Wool and Silk Mixsd Flannel, 36 inches wide.
All Wool Flannel, plain colors, 36 inches wide.
All Wool Flannel, plain colors bl inches wide.
This lot 3c.
AU Wool Flannel, plain colors, 54 inches wid, at 4c
All Wool Flannel, plain colors, 51 inches wide, at ?3c.
Ail Wol Uurretta. 54 inches wide, at 87c
Ail Wooi Uroadcloth, 54 inches wide, at 89c.
Goods at Reduced Prices:
Eiderdown at 37c. 10-1 I'.laaket. at 6?c and up.
Shaker Flannel at 5c, would te a tartain at 8c.
liarga ns in Underwear that cannot De equaled t y any
MUSTER
Bridge .Street.
S OF DOLLARS
THEY WERE srDT V1I.MY.
I!:alth At Last FOr a Ttlfli
I leei under Uaiiac wUiigatieas to Dra,
Copeland aed Graaaru. rt-t.s wtth them,
la oae ,(&. at aa mi ay ef Bt dollars ouly.
1 hate 4iaaed waat 1 ua4 vauaiy epcat una
died et d liar fvx," '
Ibe speaker was Mr, Goldsmith, who re
sides at Hi JrCVraoa avenue.
ills atateaeat Is parbottUr'y inter eating, as
Ituotouiy & a alaaucl lortu of rata rii
aad a pueuf a diaraa lUat M esrnreiag y
romuiou and very paiLiu . tut diacioaee tbe
dtfteulty eiiverienred by etbets iu tiettu g
the aame aitd ti e evttiae ol the lcUitivjual lu
aitoaaptiua to ftbtaia a CHara.
-I WOULD KOT UAVE LIVED THROUGH
THE H INTER" contiuued Mr. Golismlth.
I.N THE CONDITION 1 WAS IV WIIKN I
VENT TO DKXlurELAND AND GRAHAM,
as I am exposed to tho inclemencies of tbe
weather la my employment aud was getting
worse every day. 1 realized that theromlnf
oid weather would bo too asueb for sae. I
felt that 1 would have toqalt work and go to
a hospital. '
1 have been smder the treatment of over a
dozen of the best physicians, not only la this
stale, but In California, where I went for my
health. That I d d not get well ts proof la
lt!f that they could do nothing tor inc.
"This waa my oudltioa:
"I bad catarrh of the stomncb and bowels.
My stomach was tn sucb condition that I was
unable to eat anrtbtng. FOR THKKE YEARS
I WAS NOT ABLE TO EAT EVEN FRUIT,
although living tn California part of that time.
No food would remain on my stomach. 1 suf
fered from pains aud cramp, ulntenaion of
tbe stomach by gas, heart trouble, vertigo,
dizziness etc, aad from pains around tbe
heart constantly. I Lad catarrh of tbe bowels
in its worst form. 1 suffered from Intense
pains la tho blpa aud legs and in the cheat
and arms, so much so that at times I eewld
hardly move around for day a. ;
"I bad given up ail hopes of being cured, as
I believed catarrh lncuraM': but 1 went to
Dr. Copeland and Grabam. and under their
treatment my Improvement was surb thrtthe
symptoms, whlcb 1 had bemin to look upon as
fixed and permauent. began to disappear. I
found that I was a le to keep up with my
work, and have tern working stead'ly all the
time. 1 have ceased to lake tbo medicine,
but the Improvement goes on steadily. I feel
as we 1 now as I ever did in my life. I am la
excellent condition, sonnd and wot. Ail th
distressing symptoms Have disappeared.
"1 will be pleased to talk, with anyone con
cerning my condition ana tne treatment
which brought it aboi t. and I desire that this
statement be published for the benefit of
otbr sufferers. After what Dra Copeland
and Oraham have done for roe. 1 am satisfied
that they cau cure any casa el catarrh in tbe
world."
Hal j 'M
GREAT Mm SALE!
A.T
70 C.Ff .AJL. mTJEOEZEnr.
WORTH OF
Hen s Boys
GLQTHJTO
The bankrupt stock of Guns Bronson, Crookton,
Minnesota will be sold at 50 cents on the dollar, to pay
off the Mortgages. The stock consists of Men's, Hoys
and Children's Overcoats, Suits, Pantaloons, Shirts,
Underwear, Gloves, Mitts and in fact the stock is com
plete in every detail, and must be sold without limit or
reserve.
Men s Mitts ? .15
Men's Working Jackets 21
Men's Working Pants 69
Hoy s knee Pants
Men s Suspenders
Hoys' Suits
Men s Suits
Hoy's Overcoots
Si en's Overcoats
Come early and
Greatest Bargains Ever
LOOK FOR
70 Canal
OPPOSITE THE YELLOW BUILDING.
Store Closes at 6 p. m. Except Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
$5 A MONTH
THE ONLY FEE ASKED FOR CEPtCAL
SERY1CE Tilt DEC U
Ht That Ml Hot When He Cay,
When He Will He Shall Hve Nay
Here 1$ i Propos't on as it Appeared OrU
glnalljf in The Colons-Read it
and See What Yea Can Sate.
J'o Our I'titndi iHi lit JkKc
Yu-Uihj to -l ul rVHua .f for rea
tJ iiTivwjjf ett, kurr dcruifj la rs
Und, lkjtuJ r I, tit ( ft' tiuii o tA
Jef of fKiober to fre4 uli (f.um at IV rult
ditHun auaoelA.
i'lu ojfr a ' i lo ' old (tti $ t-f,-inj
treatment, a at at to tntr )at and
u $voii roM tkit djJ.e error J, nUl Itrm
Ur let.
lie high print tJcrjl cT vHaJ treat
vtfJ art o crorlritakt that none of tk t itai,
though lutli, it trrtcia t fn7 rVwrp' f.
tkitf. We dfmir tktf trrryf'-Hif hk-iU ive
ta tVar rrruht, avi rTj xrtwii y ittrUc rrry
OH4 tuftrthf fi etM any dtrve dtbt to fa3
t.; ax, (imkriitf tktm tbii yofitittJy u fc
t ill le aLtd or (birgeJ, and tLU thU jr
W.ll. COPILASJ), If. JK
H. r. I, llAH A Ut J. IK
XtrttmUr I, lS'i
0;iLY FOUR DAYS f.lOnE!
. w
Til EI R CREDENTIALS.
Dr. Copeland is a graduate of Dellevue Hoa.
pltal Medical Col. Oie. New York. m prtai.
dent of bis class la that Insliturtea. Ills aaa.
elates are goatiemen be-arlng erewtent's
equally as tiouw at !il own. aal haea
vauord steadily with bint. They retrt-eeHt
f Hmarlly the best medical training the coua
ry affords, many year ef cebtlnual praetiea.
and entire aad aba.dwte devvUen te lUeata
oaaes la tbeir spes-ialtirv. wide and eiiruded.
expeiienceln treating these diseases and uut
f orm success.
Write for 8 van p torn Blank and fret
Treatment by Mail.
$5 A MONTH.
All Patient under Treatment
before December 1. will be treated
until cured for 15.00 per month.
This includes Consultation, Exa
mination, Treatment and Medicine
for all patients and for all dls oases.
Copoluiid Medical Institute,
f DR. W. II. COl'ELAND,
1U. W. T.OliAHAM.
192 EAST FULTON ST.
Corner of Sheldon.
GRAND RA1IDS, MICH.
Fpeclaltles: CaUrrb. Asthma, Kronchltla,
Nervous Dlsoases. lil..od Diseases, Kheuraa
tism. Consumption and all chronic afiVctioat
of the Throat. Lubs. ttomacb. Liver and
Kidneys.
Offire hauret Stall av sn tta S p. sn
T to 8:30 p. us, Saoday, W iu 1 1 a. m.
and Children's
.19
.10
2.00
3.00
2.00
300
. .
get first choice of the
Offered in Western Ulctizcn.
THE PLACE,
Street