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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-10
LEGAL Notice.

Dawatt Raoalip Plaintid0 State of Ohio, Stark
county, Court Of Com
Josephine Baegelin, Dert.J Pleas. Divorce.
TIME defendant, Josephine Begelin, will take
notice.that. on this 25th day ofJuly, 1871 said
DlaintiF above named, filed his petition against
the above named defendantin. the Court OF Com
mon Pleas in and for said Stark county, ONO,
where the same is now pending, praying for a
Divorce from aaid Josephine B0gelin, and Tor the
cnstodv OF their children, because of the adultery
on said Josephine BRgelin with one Samuel Baum
and others at divers times from October 1853 70
said petition will be for hearing in this said
court on the first day Of the next term of said
court. to wit: November 9th, 1871, or as soon
DEWALT BEGELIN, v...
By WIZ. A. LYNCH, his Attorney.
July 20, 1s7lW6 r
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A certain typo, whose nose shone in the dark
alike a lighthouse, from the effects Of steady and
-cOplous libations Of stimulants, having been asked
why printers were dissipated, aStonished the
questioner by tho following neat answer:
When othera Stunned the murky sky,
Where fash on fash wRs bright'ntng,
Great Franklin went 10 ny his kite,
And bottled up the lightning.
Aud since his time, when cares Cypress
And the hard times are lightning,
The printer seeks TO drown his woes
In draughts of bottled lightning"
WAen badly tatSered-his warm heart
place for grief to rankle in
He lakes the lightning" flies his kite,
And thinks himself n Franklin.
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Uriah Thomas vs.. Emor Crew ct ux, ct al.
By virtue of an order of sale issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed, I will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door of the court house, in the city of
Canton, on
Saturday, the oh day Of September, 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit: Lot number sixty four (64) in
Teeter's addition to the town of Alliance, and ST.
tuate on the north side of Alliance street, and be-
ing forty feet front and rear, and from north to
south about s~ixty-fVe or seventy feet, together
with the appurtenances. Sale to commence at
o'clock ?. m Terms cash.
R. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
Aug. lows.
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. ,,s sSa ss9.asT !; 2. P al ! 4. NJ ": M
est and best Music at one
1922 and two cents q piece. Eve
nv number contains from 81
- to IS worth of new Music
! @HQ and it can be had for S0eents. ~
: The July and August num- -
bers contain Thirty Pieces
of Music, Q2 pages, sheet
music size,) and will be mail
- ed for so cents. Address
~ j. L. PETERS, $50 Broad ~
T. way, New York 0ug3
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gelu Sarertisttmemts.


r1HAT very desirable residence. No 81 North
Marked street adjoining that Of Col. p, S.Sow-
ers. The building and location are desirable and
proVided with all convenience. For particulars
enquire a. A. R~oTHsCHILD.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersignsd
sonabIe terins, situated about ~ miles south OF
Navarro, contains two good orchards, spring An3
spring-house (stonel, one new barn, house IN sOoo
repair; also on said farm q good coal bank
For Information call on Jack Bennett OF the
sndsrsigned. WILLIAM WATSON
THE coal hank will be sold separate II required.
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houses is about finished. and that there is
ground on South Cherry street that can
be leased on which to erect a hose house
referred to Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Lindsey the Fire De-
partment Committee was authorized to
have the hose houses painted and glass
put in.
Mr.. G. W. Huntington, on leave, asked
sthat the lantern in front of Rescue Engine
House be regularly lighted, with other
lanterns-agreOd to- Adjourned.
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Sale.

James Mclaughlin vs.. Canal Boat s. W. Johnson
BY virtue of an order of the court Of common
pleas of Stark county, Ohio, l will expose 70 safe
Monday, the l4h dag Of August, 1871,
the following described personal property to-wit
The Canal boat s. W. johnson Sale to COM
menee at one o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
X. A. DUNBAR, Receives.
August 3, 1871
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sheriff sale.
Tvs.
H. B. CoYille ct NIX.

By virtue of an order of sale issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed ! will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door Of the court house in the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, the oh day Of September, 1871.
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to-wlt: Lot number eight (s)in Lamborn'S
addition to Alliance.
Sale to commencea att o'clock p m. Terms cash
aug10w5 R. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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Oua old friend. Martin Beaehtel, east OF
two miles. had his left foot badly
hnrt bv 4 horse tramping on it, over q
~.ak AGO. II was a serious hurt, but ne
Is now getting o. q little.
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Reuben McMiilen vs. d. BursOn ct al.
DY virtue Of an alias order TO sell iasued from
ID the court OF common pleas Of Stark county,
Ohio, and to me directed will offer for sale at
public outcry at the door Of the court house In
the city of Canton, on
Saturday. The 261 day Of august, 1877,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, 70 wit: Lots numbers twenty GO and
twenty-one cay in Teeters' addition to the town OF
ALLIANCE.
ssle To 70 at o'clock I'm. Terms cash
r. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
iuiyR7WS
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IRON CITY COLLEGE.

FOR Circulars of the Iron City College,
the most popular and Successful institution in the
United States, for the thorough practical educa
ton of young and middle aged men, address
]. C. SMITH, A. NJ, Principal, Pittsburgh. Pa
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FEW GOOD WEAVERs can obtain steady
a work az the New Lisbon Wooden NILS Dy APP
plying John OGDEN 4 Co.
,,,vo7xa New Lisbon, Ohio
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School -ExamfnatfOm.

= E~auination Of Teachers will be held in
a Navarre- stsrk county, Ohio August 18TH for
5~osilIons 81 the Union School for the ensuing
vsar. there being vacancies both OF the snperin-
fendent and subordinate teachers.
~ BY order Of the EEaminers.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the books Of the
IN Canton Steam Engine Works,P P. Bush & Co.
Of Canton, Ohio, win Be opened for subscription
to their capital stock, on Thursday, the 9Th Gay of
July, 1871, at the ONCE Of John f. Clark, No. "A
South Market street.
JOHN F. CLARK,
One of the Incorporators Of said Company.
Canton, July 6, lS7l-tf
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R0ad Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Com
"A missioners Of Stark comfy, Ohio, at their
September session, 1871, praying for an alteration
IN the county road leading from Wise's Mills to
Hnrtville, as follows; Beginning at q point in
said road, about 20 rods north from the northeast
corner o. the yard aboutGeorge Bixler's dwelling
house; thence n~orthwardly, by the same bearing
as the line of the road south Of that point, about
46 rods thence westwardly about SC rods, to the
intersection Of said road, as now established.
A PETITIONER.
July 81, ls7Iw4s
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Canton SchOOI--Teachers
Notice.

rCHE examination heretofore appointed io5
MONDAY ths l4th, at the West School ouhoihs
eommencing promptly at 9 O'clock a. "a,
By ORDER0F EXAMINERS.
August 10, 1871.
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Administrators Sale OF
Real Estate.

DY virtue Of an order of the Probate Court Of
DEtark county, Ohio, I will sell at public auc-
ton, on Saturday, the 26th day of August, 1871, at
and after one o'clock P. m at the door OF the
Court-house in Canton, Stark county, Ohio, = tract
Of five and seventy-eight hundredths acres, being
part Of the southeast quarter Of section hVe (5l
township ten, range eight, bounded as follows =
Beginning at q three-pronged linn tree standing
on the north bank Of the run Of water flowing
from Meyers Lake into Nimishillen creek, about
two rods from its mouth where 1t empties into
Nimishillen creek, running thence south, - de-
grees west, twenty-five rods and nineteen links to
a white oak grub; thence north, So degrees west,
twenty-three rods and fifteen links to q black
jack oak; thence south sixteen rods TO a post;
thence east hfty-one reds TO q post; thence north
20 degrees west, thirty-three rods, TO the place OF
beginning, together with all the valuable water
privileges heretofore granted by Thomas Patton
and wife to Christian Miller, by deed dated on the
End day OF January, 1865. and recorded in volume
IS. pages 555-6-7 OF the records in the Recorders
Office of Stark county, Ohio.
Terms of sale One-third cash one-third pay
able in one year and one-third il two years, with
interest, to be secured by notes and mortgage on
the premises JOHN ID. 3 -,
Admir- Of the estate of Christian Miller, decd.
s. MEYER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Canton, July 2S. IS7lw5 t
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PETITIONS.
From Jesse Durbin for grade of sidewalk
on north side of West Tuscarawas street
referred to Committee on Streets and AL
leYs.
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8ttt SattfttsEmeats.
7Sa

for Asth1aG' AeoSe 80 ~ EEsrclIR.
BostOn. Recommcndcd6yDr.O,Ws
Holmes. IL dlt0dgs relieves. Jo5- BvEl1x1SSs W.
Mass, Sold by all Druggists
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81 Dwelling
EnmSe for Rent.

7 wish TO rent my Brick-yard ard Brick Resi-.
Sance situated within the corporate limits OF
the civ of Canton, and tine only brick-yard so SIT
uated.
Ths yard is in good shape, and has been doing
a large business. On the premises are good-sta-
bles. wells, and other conVeniences-
For further particulars enquire OF the subscri-
COLLINS McGREGoR.
fohoo It'll
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DIED.

HOLBEN-STAMBAUGH@on the 9th inst, BY
Rev. P. Herhruck, Mr.. William Hoben and Mis-
Eliza Jane Stambaush.4
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Howard SanitaEY Assnciatinn.

NOR the Relief and Cure Of the Erring and I'm
fortunate, on Principles Of Christian Phian
thropy Essays on the Errors OF Youth and the
Follies OF Age, in relation to MARAIAaI and SOCIAL
Evils, with sanitary aid for the afflicted. Sent free
in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSo-
CATION. Box p PHILADELPHIA Pa. maya '7Oyl
OTRAN9E, BUT TRUE-EVery young lady an
- gentleman in the United States can hear some
thug very much to their advantage, by return
mail (Witnout charge) BY addressing the under
signed. Those having fears Of being humbuRged,
may oblige by not noticing this card. Ali others
will please address their obedient servant
THOMAS +. CHAPMAN,
- Qo1 nrnaI-au NJ VneA
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ADMINISTRATION no KNOW
w that all. forms of private diseases consult
DR. @. A SMITH A thorouhh and permanent
curs Of Gonorrhea, elect, Syphilis, Nocturnal
Emissions, &c.-in short, every form of Sexual
Disease. A safe and spSody removal of obstruc-
lions Of the monthly periods, with or without
medicine. All communications strictly conhden-
tiaI. Boarding and nursing furnishsdif desired.
No letter will be answered unless 1t contains a
postage stamp. ONCE, No. II Michigan street,
Cleveland, Ohio. apr2Tyl
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HERMAN MEYER has inst ysceiyed his hrs.
narrival OF Spring Clothing Goods, at the vi
Corner Gents-call and see. 41tf
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cANTON -POsr-OFFICE.

AN exchange says: 1--WE hate to dun
Thatis the reason we adopted the advance
nav rule.
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J r UB E A

WHAT IS IT.
Il IL g sure and perfect remedy for all diseases Of
the
LIVER AND SPLEEN, ENLARGEMENT OR
OF INTEsTINEs, URINARY,
UTERINE, OR ABDOMINAL oReANs,
POVERTY Oh A WANT OF BLOOD, IN
TERMIrrENT OR REM1TTENT FE-
VERs, INFLAMMATION OF q
R, DRoPsY,
CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD,
ABcEssEs, JUNIORS, JAUNDIcE, scRoF-
ULA, DYsPEPsIA, AGUE 4 FEVER
OR THEIR CoNCoMITANTs.
DR. WELLS having become aware OF the extra
ordinary medical properties OF the south Ameri-
csn Plant, called
ssnt a special commission to that country to pro
cure in its native purity, ahd having found It's
wonderful curative properties to even exceed the
anticipations formed by its great reputation, mas
cnacI55eS 10 ofer it to the public, and Is happy to
atsta that he has perfected arrangements Tor q
Te~nisr monthly supply Of this wonderful Piapt-
ne spent much time experimenting and inVesu-
eating as TO the most efficient preparation rem ~
MS own practice with most happy results the Ell
fectual medicine now presented 70 the pno1eas-
Dr.. Wells EXTRACT of JuRUBEBA
ga ne eonddently recommends il To- every iii
as a household remedy which should oe IFee9
taken as q BLOOD PuEIEIER in all arrangements q
the system and to animate and forufy sill weak
and Lomphatic temperaments.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Plat st New York,
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for circular.
DIVA
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WOrds OF W1sdOm

FUR IODNU MLNl y
ON the ruling passing in youth and Early Man
" hood, with SELF-HELP for the Erring an
unfortunate Sent in sealed letter enyelepea FIRE
Of eharg. Apdreas. HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Boz p, Ph~lsdeldhiAPa
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July 20. is7lv

OPRING SUITS and summer suIts-got Up for
- GentIemen-At the Old Clothing Corner, in
he latest and best style. 49tf b. MEYER.
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Az STATENGENF

the Nm5rqf Horses Cattle Aha etc.,. Sheep and Hogs ~md~ as A~@ Of States office y@ sm~|
County AUDITORS @r tn yuY1S and 1871 as q~dy S@Oa1 Of the let" "pmMe@ disqualification Of the mum
6~g Horses @ms Sheep. Hogs @d@ ~ animals returned for @1a@s"p passed March 5 1862
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CRVMRS OF COMFOR'


uTANTED-AGENTs, $50 per dap to sell the
w celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE. Has the undeT-feed, makes the "LocE-
StitcIn 1aIike on both sidesl and is fully licensed.
The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine IN
the market Address, JOHNSON, CLARK CO.
Boston. Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, Ill, or
st. Louis, Mo.
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A LECTURE

- LECEUkE
~ To Young Men.
Just Published, IN a Sealed Knvs1ops. Price sir cents
A Lecture en- the Nature, Tr1aGmOna
and Radical Cure of spermatorfhea, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Saxual Debil-
ity, and im~pedimeHts to Marriage generally; Nery-
ousneEs, Consumption, Epilepsy. and Fits; Men
tai and Physical lncepacity, resultinz from self
Abuse, &c.-By RORERT CULVERWELL, MD
Author Of the Green Book" &c.
The World-renoWued author. in his admirable
Lecture, cleariy proves from his own experionce
that the awful Consequences Of SelfAbuso may be
ehsctually removed without medicines, and with
out dangerous surgical operations. bougiea, In
struments, rings or cordiala, pointing out 8 mode
OF cure At once certain and ehectual by which
every sufferer, no matter what his Oondition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and rsdi-
cally. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE ABooN
TO THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, to any address, in a plain sealed
envelope, on the Teceipt Of six cents, or t@o post
age stamps, Also, d.. C~ulverweil's marriage
Guide" price rs cents. Address the Publishers.
CHA6- J. G. KLINE 4 90
121 BoWery New York, Post Once Box ASS
march23 '71yl
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The Mails arrive and depart as follows:
CLOSE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13
Language of the Handkerchief.

Fans and Flowers have their Lam
guage, and why not the Handkerchief?
1t has transpired that Handkerchief
Flirtations are rapidly coming into
fashion. AS yet, the Code Signals is
confined to a select few. But we do
not intend that they shall enjoy the
monopoly any longer, and accordingly
publish the key used at the Opera,
Theater, Ball, &C., &c.
Drawn across the Lips-Desire of an
acquaintance. Drawn across the Eyes
~ am sorry. Drawn across the Cheek
Il love you. Drawn across the Fore
head-We are watched. Taking it by
the Center-you are too willing. Drop.
ping tive will be friends. Twirling
in both Hands-Indifference. Twir.
ling in Right Hand-I wish to be rid OF
you. Twirling in Left Hand-I love
another. Over the lShoulder-FOllOw
me. Uunder the Chin-You please me,
To the Lips-A kiss. To the Bosom
Hidden merit. Opposite Corners in
both Hands-Wait for me. Winding
around Forefnger-I am engaged
Winding around Third Finger-I am
married. Winding around Left Hand
I wish your company. Winding
around Right Hand-Attachment.- =
Wind around Neck-Warm feelings
Winding around Waist-I desire re
turn of affection. Winding aroun,
Right Arm-I live for thee. Winding
around Left Arfn-Keep your promise
Folding til wish to speak to you.-
Letting it remain on the Eyes You
are cruel. Placing it to Right Ear
you have changed. Placing it to Left
Ear-Temtation. Putting it in the
Pocket-No more at present. ss.f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13
Unhappy Marriages.

The universal expectation of married
people is that their married lives will
always be happy ones. Deluded dream
ers They imagine thrt they are differ
ent from other people, and that when
thay enter the portals of matrimony,
love, peace and prosperity will ever be
their attendants. Such ones had better
by far consider themselves the same as
others, but form iron resolutions to do
differently from other married people
-esolutions that viii keep them from
the dangerous coasts on which so many
have been wrecked and ruined. Unha
by marriages depend uponmany causes
Previous to marriage, many try to ap-
pear more intellectual, more amiable,
or more accomplished than they really
are. Depend upon it that love brought
. intoexistenceby a moonlight stroll,
and strengthened by deceit and fashion
able displays, and finally consumated
through the innuence of Intriguing
friends, will fade in after life almost as
fast as the flowers which compose the
bridal wreath.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13
To Rejuvenate Peach Trees

The following is the substance of a
communication made by DIR. George B.
Wood to the American Philosophical
Society, of which he is President.
Peach trees, after producing a few
crops, not only cease bearing, but per-
ish in short time, whereas their ma
tural life is fifty OrsiXty years, or more.
The cause of this defective power of
growth is owing to deficiency of pot
ash in the soil; and if this alkali. be
supplied to the tree, SO that it shall
reach the small roots and be absorbed. j..
and the fruit itself, prematurely per-
ishing, is revived .ssss s.. -
Believing at first, with most persons,
that the cause of decay lay in worms at
the root of a peach tree, DIR. Wood put
in plan which he had seen his father
perform more than fifty years before,
Wis: of digginff around the base of stem
ia hole four or five inches deep, scrap
ing away all the worms tnat could he
found burrowing at the junction of the
stem or root, and filling the hole thus
made with wood-ashes from the fire.
which Of course retained their potash.
This was done in the autumn of 1888.
and with a result in the following
az w iiC lliulSCll4 WIS aSl0Il-
ished. The trees appeared to have
been restored to all their early vigor
and freshness; they put forth bright
green leaves, blossoming copiously,
and bore crop of fruit such as they
had never born before, many of the
branches breaking down under the load
of peaches,
DIR Wood, inficting upon the results,
noticed that several of the peach trees
had no worms, and came to the conclu-
sion that we must look for an explana-
ton to some other cause than the dis
truction of few worms; and that cause
he believed to be the ashes, the potash
of which, being dissolved by the rain,
had decended along the roots to the
rootlets, and presented to them the
very food for the want of which they
were dying. Decaying apple trees,
bearing stinted and inedible fruit have
been revived by similar process and
with like results.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13
Bad Chirseraphy.

A reporter who interviewed Murat
Halstead recently, gives the following
account of portion of the converse
tion l.:
Reporter.-'If you would not think it
an impertinent question, Mr.. Halstead,
should like to know if Wash Mclean
ever really sent you a written chal-
lenge.' =. :.
Mr.. Halstead-'I do think a most in
fernally impertinent question. ;stin, as
so many untruthfuf stories -haye been
published in regard to that; matter, 1
have no objection to giving you the cor
rect version of the affair.
The challenge was sent, but Mclean
let BIoss, the assistant editor OF the En-
ouirer, write it for him. Now Bloss; or
Blossy, as he is called for short, writes
such an UNANIMOUSLY bad hand that there
are only two men in the country who
can read his manuscript, and neither of
these is Bloss., The note, in an Eiaqui-
rer envelope, was left in the Counting
room where nobody could make any
thing either of the address or the con-
tents. So it was sent up stairs to the
composing room and put into the hand
of one of our oldest coInpositOrs, who is
considered an expert in the art of deei-
Iphering illegible manuscript. This man
who will never acknowledge himself
beat, after due deliberation pro.
nounced it to be an advertisement of a
cheese factory for sale somewhere in
Lorraine County, with an order to in
sert it every other day for two weeks,
and ssnd the bill to the Eaqui,'er. This
compOsitor set up the advertisement
from Blossy's manuscript, and no one
suspected but it was all right until the
end of the month, when the bill for its
insertionwas sent to the office and re-
pudiated. An investigation brought
out the true facts of the case, but o.
course it would have been the height Oi
absurdity to take any notice Of a chal
lenge which had been printed for two
weeks as an advertisement of Il cheese
factory
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13
No. .AtO,Lt5t

! W nrMer's Cough balsam is healing, soft-'
eniiis and expectorating. Tue extraordinary
anu eventually curing. the most obstinate
cases oil Coughs, Colds, sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Imfiuenza Catarrh, Hoarseness, Asthma
and Consumption is almost incredible e. 80
prompt The relief and certain its effects IN all
the above cases, or any affection oil the throat
and lungs, that thousands Oi ply siclans are
daily prescribing IT, and one eand all SAY that Al
is The most healing and expectorating mstii.
cine known. One dose always afforus relief,
and in u,. cases bottle effects cure. Sold
by dru zi ts large bottles. Price one oilar.
IL Is your wn fauiLiI you stin cough and suffer.