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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-03-04
HOUSR.

Petitions were presented by Mr.. McLane and
referred, praying for the removal Of the tax on
paper and the repeal Of the duty on printing type
and praying for law to prevent the adulteration
OF food.
Mr. Bicknell, chairman Of the Committee on
Presidential Election, reported back the joint
resolution amending the Constitution, as to the
election of President and Vice President. Re.
committed.
Mr.. Davis, Of California, offered resolution
calling on he President for copies of such dis
patches as have been recently received from the
Consul General at Shanghai on the subject OF
slavery In China, and that portion Of the penal
code which forbIds expstrlation. Adopted.
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A TToRNEY AT LAW-Patenls secured and al
New CasSilly Block, Canton, o. sepiigy
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K. NJ. GRIMES,
JUSTICE THE PEACE--Oaice in Reed q Rex's
u Block, corner Fifth and Square. noV6'7S-yl
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A TIORNEY AT LAw-olHoo In Harter's Bank
"A Block, Canton, Ohio. Special attention given
70 matters Of settlement Of estates and partition Of
iAnos. augf'fp-H
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ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON, o.

/, Hon. John A. MeMahon and family have
returned from Washington. 7l "a
4 Only one marriage license issued yester-
day: Joseph B. Wassenich and Philomena
Len. sjrr eil- I1,i
The Horticultural Society meets to-mor-
row at the residence OF Mr.. H. H. Ritter,
Dayton View. Mrs NJ. II. Ramsey Is the
essayist
Ed. Rheiner, employed at the Dayt q
Michigan freight depot, had one Of his
hands severely crushed yesterday while
assisting in moving some heavy freight
The female pupils of Emanuers Parish
School visited st. Elizabeth's Hospital yes
terday, and gave their donations, consisting
Of provisions, clothing. cash, or whatever
they chose t, give. s sali
A venire has been issued for the Huffman
will case, that comes up before the District
Court next Monday. and one was drawn
also yesterday for the Francis case, set for
trial on the 7th OF next month.
Henry Davis, the old man arrested on
Saturday by Captain Clark and Officer Muir.
ply on charge Of assault with intent to
rape, plead not guilty yesterday, and his
case was set for this afternoon.
Four warrants chsss;ng saloon-keepers
with violation of the Sunday ordinance
were issued yesterday by Mayor Hosier.
Patrolman Arthur Haney nsde the sfh-
dayits on which the warrants for William
Hilker and Jacob Renaer were issued
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FOKTY.SIXTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE,


WAsHINaT ON, May3-Bills introduced:
To establish uniform system of bank
ruptcy in the United States
To establish ocean mail service between
the United States and certain foreign ports.
The bill for the relief OF Benz. Holiday,
late mail contractor was taken up and dis
cussed until the morning hour expired,
when it went over without action. "a.
A Conference Committee OH the disagree
ing claims of the Consular and Diplomatic
Appropriation Bill was appointed.
The resolution to unseat Mr.. Kellogg OF
Louisiana and declaring H. M. Spofford
entitled to his seat was called up, and Mr..
Vance spoke in favor of it.
Without action ON the resolution the
Senate adjourned.
WASHINGTON, May "A bill was intro
duced to establish Government postal
telegraph service between Washington and
Boston. INA. H.lt r 4....
Also bill to establish uniform system
of bankruptcy. -.,. .>.- -f...
A number of resolutions we're introduced.
The Republican side insisted upon the
reading OF each measure as presented. In
this way the time was consumed during
the day. rrr Hs4, fs r., syi e,e d..
Without further action the House ad.
journed. . ,,,.l,-..... L...s ....f..t ,.... i
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WesleY Chanel Election.

On yesterday the annual election of the
Board of Trustees of Wesley Chapel, M.
e. Church. was held by the members, as
provided by its charter. There was very
much interest manifested on the occasion,
there being two tickets voted, and The
number of votes cast being about three
times the average of previous elections, re-
sulting in the reelection Of the present
Board and two additional trustees, who
hold sim lar views Of managing the prop.
erty. a iat = Cf io
The vote cast was strong Endorsement
of the new policy adopted last year. The
names OF the Trustees elect are as follows:
Henry e. Spencer, Cnas. w. Roland. Rich
ard Miller, Jos. J. Osborne, Jos. A. Jones,
G. Alex. Sterritt, Vim. G. Roberts, Eb-
enezer H. Fillmore, Geo. Burgtorf. The
highest number OF votes cast were in favor
OF Joseph A. Jones. r.t
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INDIANAPOLIS.

SHOOTING AT THE cIRoUs-BLUE RIBBoH CON-
FERENoE-DIED FROM FALL 'f
Special to the Star. I. .F a u1'.'
INDIANAPOLIS, May 4--During the circus
performance last night Charles Fortney
raised o row outside, and was struck on the
head by canvasman with tent stake.
Fortney then drew revolver and fred
at the Snowman, but missed him and the
ball passed through the canvas and took ef'
feet on little boy. son of David Hizer,
of Home avenue. hitting him in the leg
Fortney was arrested. g.t.rr1
The third annual Convention Of the
State Christian Temperance Union Blue
Ribbon), will be held in the Y. N. @. A.
Hail, in this city, May 18th, 1880. m
Miss Oarrie Foote, who died Saturday
evening, is thought to have died from the
effects of fall received that day, which
injured the brain. g 800 -r.. u.l
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Colored Orphan Asylum.

The Trustees of the Colored Orphan
Asylum met at Union Chapel last evening,
President Lloyd johnson In the chair. "
The following new officers were elected:
Lloyd Garrison, President; Geo. II. Jack
son, Vice President; Willis Fulton, Treas
urer; Lewis D. Easton, Recording Secre-
tary; Peter H. Clark, Robert Gordon, Jesse
Collins Jared Carey, Board Of Lady Man.
ayers.
Mrs. Frances A. Clark, President; Mrs.
Mary Brown, Vice President; Mra Lucetta
West, Secretary; Mrs. Eliza Henry, Trea.
surer; Mrs Henry Smith MIRA Mary Nc
Leod, Mrs. Patsey Skinner, Mrs Eliza
Page, Mrs Mary Ray, Mrs. Daphne Lewis,
Mrs Margaret Colston, Mrs Sarah Madi-
son, Mrs Julia Rice, Mrs. Laura Travis.
The number of inmates Of the Asylum In
1879 was as follows: fT .
Admitted-Males s, females 1; with
drawn2; remaining-A males, females;
total 80. 1A n
The indebtedness for 1880 was reported
as folio s: t Is
Chas Armstead. Superintendent ...........sl,51 8!
John .,......-.-. 70 W
X. b. ~ "
Phipps, OConhell d &Co...................... II n
Total .............. ... III q
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ATROCIOUS APACHES
Alrdsring Herdsmen and Stealing
Their Flocks In New Mckee. u

Bpecial to the Star.
DENVER May 4--Atelsgrsm to-day from
santa Fe states that one day last week Vic
toria's band Of Apaches attacked the herd.
srs in the employ of Felipe Charese, one of
the largest sheep owners in Nsw Mckee
whose flock grazed in the Moyallan Noun
tains and killed his head herder and twelve
subordinates
1t is also stated that Apaches attacked
Cosney's camp and some ranches on Frisco
River. but the people succeeded in driving
the Indians of, thus allowing the settlers
IN opportunity to collect at one OF the
ranches In Frisco. where they are now be-
siered by the Apaches. Among the SET
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SKULL CRUSHED
By a Fall in schmidt's Brewery.


Henry Gehring, oung man Of about
twenty-seven years, and an employe at
schmidts brewery on McMicken avenue,
near Main street. met with an untimely
death this morning at o'clock. VI ~ ~
He had been engaged at that time in
hoisting up some chips from the sub-cel-
lar to the first cellar above. After remov-
ing the load he forgot to remove the hatch
way door, and coming back few minutes
later fell headlong through the opening.
He struck the stone tagging below and
had his skull crushed in. He died almost
instan ntaneously. His remains were picke
up and sent to his late home at the north
west corner of Race and Henry streets The
Coroner was notified and will hold an in
quest after o'clock this evening. The de-
ceased leaves wife and two children.
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Grand Enca mpment OF Ohio.
,ecial 10 the Star.

DAYTON, o., May 4.-The Grand Encamp-
ment l. o. o. F. of Ohio convened in this
city to-day at 10 o'clock at Odd Fellows
Temple. The representatives. mostly ar
rived in the city last evening. To night a
banquet will be given the Grand Encamp-
ment by the Encampment Branch of Day
ton at the Phillips House. There will be
some toasts proposed and responded to. and
after this there will be dancing. To-mor.
row afternoon the Grand Encampment will
visit the Soldiers Home. &
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tiers are several families A man named
Wilsol was killed, and two prominent
miners, named Cooney and Chick. are be-
lieved to have met the same fate. Senior
Charese's whole flock, numbering one hun
dred thousand sheep. have been driven on
by Victoria's band.
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Overland to Washington Territory

Overland to Washington Territory.
National Associated PreA TO the Star.
ToPEKA, KANSAS, May 4.-The colony
which has been forming here for some time
past will start tomorrow for its destination
in W Washington Territory. Branches OF the
colony organized at other points in, Kansas
will start at the same time, with expecta-
tions of meeting at Clifton, Kansas, where
the entire party will take the old overland
route. spending about four months in max
ing the journey. There will be one hun
dred wagons in the party. Another large
party will start from here in few weeks
by rail as far as the rlads extend, making
the remainder of the trip by wagon. g
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UNANIMOUS RECOMMENDATION

ARMsrRoNe's MILLS, Belmont County. Ohia,
Dear Sir: We, the undersigned, have experi-
enced the beneficial effect Of your INDIAN
fering humanity. lt.,
LAViNA CALWELL, PRISCILLA MAHEW,
JOSEPH PERKINS, IVY WILSON, q
WILLIAM PERKINS JOHN BECKETT, -,
SETH WARD, EMMA DANF0RTH,
ELIZABETH WARD, JOHN BROWN.
MARY CALWELL, WIN. WOODRING
GEORGE PERKINS
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

a5 @ GENEVA. Ashtabula County, Ohio
Dear Sir was afflicted with Liver Complsaxg
for number of years, and spent hundreds Of ddl-
any permanent relief At last ! gave your grs0
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP trial, and soon found
it gave me more benefit than anything had evR
used. 1t has exceeded my most sanguine expso
| 'fN MRS D. A. FI3H
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REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.


WILLIAMsFIELD, Ashtabula County, OAia
Dear Sir: Having been afflicted with rheumA.
| tism for number Of years. was induced 70 ~
short trial was satisfied that it would e6euta
cure. / am now nearly well.
| JAMES Il PHELHR
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Death Record.


The following deaths nave peen piaceo on
record since our last report: .is 3j D d
Edwin E. Jones, 2 years. city. 'lIf'Jlrp
Arnold Nordmann, 8 months, city. fP
VIM. R. Thompson, IA months. city. ~
Cecil Faverty, IA months, city. ... !.
Christ. Hallreister, 8 months, city.
Mar, Fordt, 3H years, city. 3
Infant Rubin, s.illborn, city. ia.4
Mary Williams, SO years, Mississippi.
Christ Hardung. 81 years, Germany.
Frank Sacksetter, u years, Germany.
John H. Brockmsnn, So years, Germany.
Sarah G. King, 81 years. Ohio.
Mary E. Wicker, 72 years, United States.
Jas. Beistmann, 68 years, Germany.
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DAYTON. XIV.

Miss Mary Goetze is improving slowly,
and it is thought the crisis in hex case is
passed. t
Miss Katie Divenney, OF Letart Falls,
Ohio. is visiting Miss Nettie CASTOR, on
Fulton street.
The infant son of Mr.. Julius Smith, of
Lower Dayton, was buried yesterday at
Evergreen Cemetery.
There is no perceptible change in the
condition of Rev. Mr.. Elwell. His ply
scian expresses very little hope of his re-
covery. -st t"4Ga E9 .
The chances all are favorable that bat
talon of regular soldiers will be quartered
in Dayton this summer. Clark's grove and
the vacant property fronting on the river,
| corner of Todd street, are both mentioned
as locations of Importance on account of
the convenience of the river. Major Rus
sell will inspect the premises referred to.
Cry COUNCIL AT the meeting Of Coun-
Gil last night Geo. Falt, Street Com mmission-
er, resigned, and P. Finnegan was elected
to the vacancy. The Clerk was instructed
to prepare his annual report by next Mon
day.
A communication from the School Board
asking for the requisite amount to the new
schools was referred to committee. u~
Mayor Maxey turned over $2s5 of the
1862 so delisquent taxes which it is stated
he has collected. ,.,....-
Ned Minor was given note for $125 fol
preparing new map of the city.
The Printing Committee and Attorney
were authorized to draw up torn for the
refunding bonds and for the SIC, 900 bonds
to take up the floating debt; also to solici
bids for the same.
expenses of the Committee that went to
Frankfort to work for the charter amend
ments. o.'# t A
Mayor Maxey was allowed $35 70 per
| centage for the collection of taxes
Marshal Helms case came up, but no de-
cision was reached.
Judge Makibben, City Attorney, filed
his bond et7sn 'G
The sand bar was let for $275 per annum.
BATAVIA, o.
J. 8. Parrot has begun rebuilding his
residence on Main street. 'as.. .r
1t is expected that Bishops Foster and
Merrill, both born in ClermOnt or at least
one of these distinguished dlvines, will
preach in Batavia during General Confer.
ence.
R. J. Bancroft leaves for the Democratic
State Convention to-day and Colonel How.
ard, Judge Nichols and the other delegates
over the country, will 60 on Wednesday
mornings train. 200. r.H'.,c ~
Judge Dowdney Clerk OF the Courts,
H. B. Maddox, John Sutton. w. b C.
Sterling. and several other of our leading
business men, leave Cincinnati to-day on
an excursion to Chattanooga -o
The Town Council met last night at Its
second regular session. and had under con-
sideration the feasibility of extending the
corporation limits so as to take in the
depot, Mrs Fauls beer garden and several
large suburban taxpayers. -
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REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.

,.,,. CUMMINsvILLE CINCINNATI. 0hiA
Dear Sir was afflicted with Rheumatism -
tried many remedies, but failed to obtain EeliaR
until began the use OF your INDIAN BLO0D
SYRUP, q short trial Of which entirely cured n
Tf' '3 CHAS BETTNER
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CURE FOR HEART DIsEAsR.

! s' MAPLE. Brown County, OhtA
| Dear Sir I have used your INDIAN BLOOD
| SYRUP for Disease OF the Heart and have ~
'''''N ''- ~ DOUGLAS EDWARna
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
BLUE CREE

BLUE CREEK. Adams County. OhlA
Dear Sir: was troubled with my Liye4 and -
use of your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP did ~
more good than any other medicineI ever k1nA
The Syrup has also greatly benefited N moth
WILLIAM WEAVxk
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} RHEUMATISM,
HAMERsvILLR, Brown C,

~ HAMERsvILLR, Brown County, Ohm.
Dear Sir: l have suffered with rheumatism fR
years, and find your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
gives me great relief advise all similarly amiA
ed to give 1t trial aL GEO. M. GREGG
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ANOTHER SUFFERER

BLUE CREEK, Adams County, OhiA
| Dear Sir: / procured some of your INDIAN
| BLOOD SYRUP and 1t has efectually Relieves
me of sickness and pain arising from deisnRs1
Liver. ALEX. GALBREAT2
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pYsPEPgA AND INDIGEsTIoN

CUMMINsvILLE, CINCINNATI, Ohia
Dear Sir: Suffering from a severe case Of DyH
pepsia, 1 was induced to try your INDIAN BIO0D
SYRUP, and after short trial it effec4uaiiy -
lieved me. MRS. JENNIE AGNk6a
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GREATLY BENEFITED.

| fla 64sss CUMsHNsvIILE, CINCINNATI, OAiA
Dear Sir I have derived great benefit from ~
itatingiy recommend it to suffering humanity. n,
+t MRS AMANDA MYEk2
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READ WHAT OUR AGENT sAYa

| Dear Sir. Since became your agent have uss1
| the INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP and it has proved b
be the most valuable irenedyI ever tried. ~
wife was great sufferer from the Bleeding Pilel
and the doctors failed TO relieve hcr; bat dncs
using your medicine her trouble has almost -
| trely disappeared. s. ALEX VO62
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sRlcE OF lARM BOTTLES, QW
'RlcE oy SHALL BoTTLN D
Road the VOL LuNTARY TESTIMONIAL
fPersons who have been CURED M -
ise Of ths BLOOD PURIFIER.

CAUTION TO DRUGGIST&
Beware of Counterfeit Medicins.
em ploy no Travelling Agents -
Runners to solicit trade from DruEs
gistS. '..4 @ i'l
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HOME CITY

HOME CITY. ,.l ,.Ht
Mr.. Gibson has removed to his new resi-
dence in Delhi. .pa -
Resolutions in regard to the death OF Mr..
Slater will be found in another column.
Mr.. Charles McBrair does not seem to
appreciate the Improvements lately made
by his landlord, and said improvements
now rest quietly beside the back fence as
far from his sight us possible. r
While Council has its hand in on resolu.
tions and ordinances something should be
done to relieve our village of nine-tenths OF
the dogs They make night hideous but
slumber sweetly In the sunshine during the
day. s' '..' 7a.a '" jn
A majority of Council refusing last eve
ming to place the appointment of Coun.
Gilman Ito fill vacancy in the hands OF
the Mayor, a special election will be held.
The Mayor win shortly give notice OF the
day it shall take place.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The Grand Jury re-
ported indictments against +. Miller, grand
larceny, and against Ed. and Fred. Kuhl-
man, for malicious cutting. Miller pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to one year in
the Penitentiary. The indictments against
Chas. Neville, for house-breaking, Cathe-
crime Carter. for keeping disorderly house,
and Louisa shively and Belle Cunningham
for fornication, were dismissed. Also the
indictment against Mike Farrell s
A fine of $50 and costs was entered
against Henry Leutz on condition that he
would secure it, He was accused of cut
thug young Heile OF Lewisburg
The Grand Jury made no report this
morning. Ht '%ta H'al Hc
The cases Of Ed. and Fred. Kuhlman are
set for to-day. Hallam d. Perkins have
been retained to defend them. -.
Officer Creighton is on day duty, during
Officer Connclly's absence.
The First Baptist Church ID, to be re-.
painted and varnisaed on the inside.
Mr.. James Reed has, been appointed
Deputy Revenue Collector for the Covine-
ton District.
Gabriel Hoch was fined $40 and costs in
Squire Buchanan's Court this morning.
for abnsing his family. ~ y :
The Ladies' Aid Society will give . SUP.
per and dance at OJd-fellows' Hall on the
l4th for the benefit Of the poor.
The chronic Bridge Investigators met
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THE CINCINNATI DAILY STAR TUESDAY EVENING MAY T. 1886.


Patrolman Amer Keller for John East
mann and Patrolman Jesse Moore fol
Jacob Kies.
Yesterday Gov. Brown received the fol-
lowing dispatch from John A. Stevens,
Manager of the Windsor Theater, New
York: aia.- l.rG 'i =
9~ "a "NEw YoRK. May 8, 1880
"Col. E +. Brown. Soldiers Homo:
"You can have my services free to in
augurate fund to rebuild Memorial Hall.
Accept my regrets. JOHN A. STEVENS"
Col. Brown returned the following an
swer:
SoLDrERs' HOME, May s. 1880
John A. Stevens, Windsor Theater, New
York: t.1a as
For your generous offer accept the
thanks of the officers and 1000 veterans.
We have had many expressions Of condo
lence, but you are the first to offer sub
stantial aid. K. +. BRowH,
$500 "t Governor.
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SURE CURE FOR LIVER COMPLAINT

Dear Sir. / have used your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP for Liver Complaint and purifying tho
blood, and 1t has made q new man Of ma tka1
also relieved my wife of headache.
=, ] 31af r la ENOCH K. NAVRs
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DYSPEPSIA

U1SfEfSlA.
DUMoNrsvrLE. Fairfield County, Ohio
Dear Sir suffered from Dyspepsia for yeaR
but since using your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUPK
feel like new person.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.

JOHN D. PARK 4 SONS. i75 Sycamore Street
r MAcREApY : CO., s. and 90 Walnut sussi
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william 4, PERKlNH yVHN BECNEa, NEa,u Yil
EL1zABETH WARD. JOHN BROWN.
GEORGE PERKINS ~.
-, RHEUMATISM. .5t 4.N
7 HAMERsv1LLR, Brown County, Ohm.
Dear Sir: have suffered with rheumatism fe
gives me great relief / advise all similarly afakA
ed to give 1t trial al GEO. M. GREGG
CURE FOR HEART DISEASR
's' MAPLE Brown County, OhtA
Dear Sir have used your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP for Disease OF the Heart and have ~
ceiyed much benefit therefrom.
''''''' DOUGLAS EDwARDA
REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.
s, CUMMINsvILLE, CINCINNATI. OhiA
Dear Sir was afflicted with Rheumatism -
tried many remedies, but failed to obtain reli4
until began the use OF your INDIAN BL00D
SYRUP. short trial OF which entirely cured ~
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION
CUMMINsvILLE, CINCINNATI, OhiA
Dear Sir: Suffering from a severe case Of Dyp
pepsia, l was induced to try your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP, and after short trial u effe4nally -
ieved me. MRS JENNIE AGNKR
Tito. B GREATLY BENEFITED. M & ....so
'l, 6...s CuMnNsvIlLE, CIScINNA ATT, Ohm
Dear Sir: have derived great benefit from 10
use of your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, and unhD,
itatingly recommend it to suffering humanity. IN
+4.t MRS AMANDA, MYE4
READ WHAT OUR AGENT SAYA n
rr5it CuNMIHsvIkLE CINCINNATI. OhfA =
Dear Sir. Since became your agent Ihaye uss1
the INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP. and it has proved 3
be the most valuable remedyjI ever tried. ~
wife was great sufferer from the Bleeding PiloS
and the doctors failed TO relieve hef; but GncD
using your medicine her trouble has almost o.
tirely disappeared. = ALEX VO64
SURE CURE FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
SrRINoFfELD, Clarke County, Ofiial
Dear Sir: / have used your INDIAN RLOOD
SYRUP for Liver Complaint and purifying tho
blood. and 1t has made new man OF ma tkG0
also relieved my wife Of headache.
: :, ! ~ n IA EN0CH K. NAvR
DYSPEPSIA.
DuMoNrsvnIR. Fairfield County, OhIo
Dear Sir suffered from Dyspepsia for yeam
but since using your INDIAN BLOOD SYkUPK
feel like . new person.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
JOHN D. PARK i SONS. i75 sycamore street
=. MAcREApY : CO., 50 and 90 walnu. suesi