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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-22
STOCKS.

There was no marked activity displayed il
yesterdays market except ia Utah and Lady
Bryan. Bslcher and Crown Point were quiet
and steady at about Thursday evenings rates.
Utah was held in check by a free offering OF
stock. The first sale was at 49,, and from
that figure the stock fell back to III. Union
Con. braced up under light business. Ophir
and Mexican were steady, the former at 1913
and the latter At 49, Sierra Nevads closed at
22t. The business in Chollsr and Pstosi was
unimportsnt, and no material change occurred
in prices. The transactions in other Com
stocks was not suggestive.
Between sessions BJicher aud Crown Point
advanced little, under an activs demand.
The second session Of the Board was active
and healthy The north-end stocks, with the
exception of Utah, were unchanged. Utah
fell back to 173 Chollar and Potosi were
active and seemed disposed 20 be frmsr.
Belcher began at 100 and closed at 1O8. The
call on Belcher was very lively, The business
amounted to 3,435 shares. Overman opened
at 64 and fell back to 6.
vi AJAuI al ONci V5oOo uSAO stlO
in the Board at from down to 2. 1t con-
tinued on the down grade after adjournment,
selling as low as 90 cents, but rescting to
lis
MINING COMPANY ELECTIONS.
At the Sierra Nevada stockholders annual
meeting yesterday the following Directors
were chosen L. p Drexler, w. b. Lyle, c.
OCoAnor, c. H. Fish and Robert N Graves.
Skae has retired frem the Presidency, and
the management and control are now vested
in the bonanza firm.
The California Mining Company reelected
all the former Directors. The surplus on hand,
including bullion, is about $126, 900.
Following are the latest street quotations
Bslcher, 10i; Bullion, 81; Bryan, /; Point,
T; Utah, 164, 1G; Jacket, 124; Chollar, 81;
Ophir, 10; Sierra Nevada, 2l2, %; Savage,
y; Mexican, 1S3; Union, 43s; Gould and
Curry, Ct.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-22
A hRRITED SENTENCE,

The Court then fined him 500 and ordered
him sent to Jail for six months. Lane began
to abuse the Court and the District Attorney
when he was raised another hundred. This
had auieting effect upon the prisoner, and
he was taken to Jail. An hour later he was
placed On the street to work and ball and
chain fastened to his leg. He refused to work,
aud was finally taken back to jail. The Sheriff
proposes to feed him on light diet of water
until he concludes to tackle the pick and
shovel.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-22

Send for one of my stssl-ksyed concertinas,
price 80. Uncle Harris 221 Ksarny Street,
between Bush and Suffer. ...-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-22
LANE THE WIFE. BEATER.
HE GETS HEAVY DOSE OF JUSTICE FROM GARY 5
COURT FINE OF 500 AkB SIX MONTHS
IN JAIL.

Dan Lane, a shoemaker, was tried before
Justice Cary yesterday on the charge of assault
ing his wife When Lane was brought into
Court he wanted subp9naes for about two
,, hundred witnesses, two lawyers from Virginia
City, a jury trial, a continuance and more
things, in fact, than Horatio ever dreamt OF
in his philosophy.
insisting OK A PosrPOFEMENT
Are you ready e asked the Court
" Be dad, I'm not l know lawyer in
Virgnay City be the name of-well, l dunno
his name, but at the eiisiRt time he's thryin'
a case in Los Angeles, aad you'll be after
waitin' for the same"
This Court don't propose to submit to any
such delay"
"To the divi wild the Court Divil word
of evidence will Dan Lane calculate till his
regular attorney gets here.
The case goes on now.
" want jury thrial wild twelve good
min"
It's too late to ask for jury.
Thin, bedad, plain jhndge goes.
nRs. LANES ExPKkIRNCBs.
Mrs Lane, "a rather delicate looking woman
testified that on the night before the defend
ant had beaten and kicked her in a most out-
rageous manner. Her aide was q mass CT
bruises.
Here Lane jumped to his feet, vociferatiDg
his demands and called on the Court to make
the witness show the bruises, insisting that no
such marks existed. Three other ladies', who
were nsighbors, testified to the manner in
which the woman had been beaten, and dur
ing their testimony the prisoner interrupted
them with contradictions and abuse until the
Court threatened to fine him for contempt
LANES SPEECH.
Lane then made a speech In his swH behalf
about as follows
My lawyer bein' barred, and me not
havin the sugar for mouth piece (meaning
no money for counssl, / make bold to say, if it
, 'azss the Court, to sphake word in .ne
own defense. am hard working and indus
Court well knows"
The Court-ls not this the fourth time that
you have been here
Lans-The Court should know or ought to,
De gorra, that IN an can't be tried but wunst
or wan offinse at wan time | ana a shoe
maker by thrade and wan day party by the
aams of Gillroonsy-hell rhoast his sowl-
'ays he to my wife, says he, why the divil !
10 YOU live with that mani" the same being |
ne he mint l first considered the hitfn of |
he mon ia the eye and thin playin' strategy |
N him fixed sharp steel peg in the sowl of |
lis shoe and bedad he whit lame. (Laughter) !
Is for these witnesses none of EN- is respec-
able and the court knows that as well as do.
The last remark caused considerable con
formation among the witnesses who were fe-
males varying from 40 to Is years Of age.
)ne wanted to rise mp and fly at the speaker,
ut was stepped by the constable. The man
Iane continued his rambling address and
,ound up by holding his hand to heaven and
wearing that he had never strack his wife
low in his life.
AHsRITEp SENTENCE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-22

0sE L. NO0 per day at home. Samples worth g fzss
DO 10 bIU Address s:insoB Co. Portland, Nike
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-16
miscellaneous.
FORTY,SlXTH CONGRESS-.
THE ELECTORAL BILL--M'LANE
REPLIES TO ROBESON's
BLUSTER.
He Ably SustAIns the Democratic POsltlon-And
Gets In an Unpleasant Reminder on Radical
TreRchery In '76.
SENATE.

Washington, December 9-on motion Of Mr.
PeHdleton 80 much Of the Presidents annual
message as refers to civil service reform, non-as-
sessment of Government employees for political
purposes etc., was referred to a select committee
to examine the several branches Of service, with
instructions to report at an early day by bill or
otherwise.
On motion OF Mr.. Davis Of Illinois, the Senate
resolved that tO.day's adjournment be until Mon.
day.
Mr.. Pendleton introduced joint resolution for
the purpose Of obtaining the privilege Of opening
a road and highway from the Canada line Of the
United States and British America through Brit.
ish Columbia to Fort Wrangell and sitks, in
Alaska Referred.
The bill for the sale Of the remainder Of the
reservation Of the 0loe and Missouri Indians In
Kansas and Nebraska was discussed.
VALUABLE WAR RELICS.
The Vice President laid before the Senate q
communication from the Secretary OF War trans
mitting copies Of correspondence had with legal
representatives OF the Confederate Generals
Bragg aud Polk, with view to the purchase Of
their private papers relating 70 the late war, 81
per act Of June 16, 1880. The Polk papers have
been placed In the hands Of the Government
with permission to use such as are deemed i'm.
portant TO the publication now authorized by
$4,000 The Bragg papers have been submitted
for the purpose OF being catalogued. No present
price ia stipulated for It, But they, as we'll As the
Collection, were appraised at S1O0OO and could
doubtless now be purchased at that sum. The
Secretary says that heretofore no purchases for
archives have been made from Federal officers,
and only the trans Mississippi, Sydney Johnson
and sneed papers from Confederate officers, The
great bulk of acquisitions have been gifts. So
far as the Secretary knows the only important
collections as yet unobtaint are those under
consideration II is for Congress to say whether
Justice to those who have freely given the most
Important documents is observed by the purchase
Of other collections.
Mr.. Burnside announced that on Tuesday next
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-16
stew STEVENSON HOUSE


IN CONRAD & CO., Proprietors, Canton 0hiC
~, corner 4th and Market streets. This Hote
Is located near the center Of business, being on,
block north Of the court house. II Is well AtteC
for the accommodation Of travellers Terms moe
crate. Oct287b-yl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-16
Legal Notice.

Joseph Chapman, of Carlo Springs. Dlmmltt
county Texas will take notice that Peter B. Kerstet
ter David W. Keratetter and Matilda O. Hardgrove.
on November 5th 1880, filed their petition In the
Common Please Court OF stark county. Ohio against
said Joseph Chapman, setting forth that said Joseph
Chapman had executed four prOmiSsory notes dated
February 49, 1862 February Is, 1862 June T. 1870 and
January 26 1870 respectively; the fret two and last
due In one year and the third one In twenty days
from date; payable respectively to Matilda Hard
grove, ROsanna Kerstetter. Thomas Smith and John
Jacobs That the first two and the last Of said notes
are endorsed by the payees thereof respectively.
That said plaintiffs are now the legal owners and
holders OF said noles that they have not been paid
IN full and there Is due the PLAINTIFF nom Id
Joseph Chapman thereon ~ 42t 95, with per cent,
Interest on S25 iroil June "a 1870 Sper cent interest
on s9S 9S from February IS. 1862 and per cent inter-
est payable annually on $500 thereof from January,
2B 1871, for which said plalntilts pray Judgment,
That said plaintiffs attached In said action all the
interest OF said Joseph Chapman In certain lands,
being D RI OF section 1, In township IL, OF range 10,
in Stark county Ohio and the Interest OfBad Joseph
Chapman In coal lease made by him on his Inter
est In said lands TO John Jacobs September q, 1873.
Aud the said Joseph Chapman Is notified that he Is
required to appear and answer said petition on or
'''O-' PETER B. KERsTETTER,
DAVID w. KERSTETTER
MATILDA @. HARDGROVE,
by LYNCH, DAY q LYNCH,
nov2llw their Attorneys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-16
Legal Notice

Notice is hereby given to Guy E Crosse and Joseph
Crosse formerly Of Stark county, Ohio. but now OF
Santa Rosa. California, Edward Estep, formerly OF
Stark tounty, Ohio. but now Of New York city, and
Samuel Hawk OF New York city, that Emanuel
NcOlet did, on November g. 1880 file his petition In
the Court of Common Pleas, of stark county, Ohio,
against them and Other defendants settling forth that
he has the legal title to and Is In peace able possession
Of the following described real estate situate In the
city of Canton, county of Stark and State OF Ohio;
and known as part Of lot number i've hundred and
twenty five In said city being five feet wide and the
entire length, off the south side thereof and part Of
lot number four hundred and four In said city
being twenty five feet wide and the entire length off
the north side thereof; that said defendants set up
and claim an interest ana estate In said premises ad-
verse to said plaintiffs estate and Interest and pray.
Ing that said defendants may be compelled TO show
their said title TO said premises and that II may be
determined TO be null and void as against said plain
tis title: that plaintiffs title In said premises ay
be queted and said defendants ordered TO execute
conveyance of said land In fee simple to said plain
t and that in default OF such conveyance that the
same shall be conveyed to plaintiff by Master Com
missioner
petition on or before January |, 1881.
EMANUEL NIC0LET,
BY MEYER q PIERo,
novll.lW his Attorneys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-16
MAKE ROOM FOR rRU GOODNESS

Garfield, II you would hereafter be set
On pedestal, crowned with laurel,
Be sure to make room In your Cabinet
For one man resplendenty moral.
This man has for years. with perpetual strain,
Been doing the work OF martyr;
His voice is for virtue, and never for gain,
And his home is, you know, Cincinnati,
Oh, Elder make room for the Deacon,
A truly good man, rs you know.
Then, Elder, make room for the Deacon,
Whoever may have to go.
The hue Of bis hair can but family express
The gold his heart is concealing,
And the warmth ofits tint Is decidedly less,
Than the high moral heat OF his feeling.
His nose TO sin burdened world has long lent
Its rays, like the light of a beacon.
And his legs. as you know like twin ralnbows, are
bent
By the massive top gear fthe Deacon.
Remove this great man from the wicked embrace
0fpartners who vex and harrass him,
And nothing on eRrth In true goodness and grace,
Could ever begin to surpass him.
His mind in the p o. Department would shine,
An emblem ofhope to the nation
There the methods official he soon would refine,
And push the Gdsette'S circulation.
Oh, Elder make room for the Deacon,
A truly good man, as you know,
Then, Elder, make room for the Deacon,
Whoever may have to 60.
--Net0 York Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-16
AlpaI.
SHERIFF SALE.
Joseph Painter VS. Christian Baker e. al.

BY virtue OF an order TO sell issued nom the
courI o. common pleas, ofstark county Ohio and 70
me directed Will offer for sale at public outcry at
the door ofthe courthouse In the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 18Th day of December, 1880,
the following described real estate situate In said
county t0Wt; Parts Of the southeast and southwest
quarter of section thlrtythree I38 In township ten
QOl and range eight, bounded as follows Beginning
AZ the southwest corner OF the southeast quarter and
running thence with the line Of said quarter east
wardly IL chains and 10 links 10 stone thence west
war ly parallel 10 the south boundary Of the
southeast and southwest quarter aforesaid % chains
chains and links to stone on the south line of said
southwest quarter; thence eastwardy along the
quarter line IL chains and 81 links TO the place of be.
ginning, containing twenty acres. Also right Of
way across the sixty acre tract from which said wen
" acres are taken nom any coal bank said Baker,
SAID twenty acre tract by the shortest convenient
QUITE TO the Bolivar road, but not TO interfere with
any entries for coal made to be made by y Cor.
dOn, MS heirs or assigns Said Baker reserves from
the above grants the right of Gordon, his heirs
ana assigns 70 keep up platform Tor coal as II now
istlng from the "Hawkins" bank on said southeast
quarter TO the same; and also the right to make
drAln from said bank upon and across said 20 acre
tract He also reserves for said Gordon the timber
growing on so much Of said land as lies within the
southwest quarter except 10 rOds in width along the
west line o. said quarter provided said tnber be re-
moved before October |, 1875.
Appraised at $500.
Sale to commenceSt 1 o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
noVlS-ew H. ALTEKRUsE, Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-16

CHAS. r. MILLER,
"A Canton, o. lul0o-Ry
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-16

The Volumes OF the Weekly begin with the first
Number for January OF each year, When no time
ia mentioned 1t will be understood that the subscTib-
er wishes to commence with the Number next after
the receipt of order.
The last Eleven Annual Volumes OF HARPERs
WEEKLY In neat cloth binding, will be sent by mail,
postage paid by express free of expense (prOvid
ed the freight does not exceed dollar per volume)
for 81 90 each
Cloth Cases for each volume suitable for binding,
will be sent by mail, postpaid on receipt OF 81 co
each.
RemIttances shout he made by Post-o6lc Money
0rder or Draft, TO avoid chance Of loss.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS, New York
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-16
Saturday the 18Th day of December, 1873

QOOr Oh Lne COuTInOuBei III Tue CITY VI SantOui w
Saturday the 18Th day of December, 1880,
the following described real estate situate In said
county, to-wit: Lot number sixty eight 1887 IN the
city OF Canton together with the buildings and ap-
purtenances thereon situate. Also nineteen Qs ieet
ront by about l60 feet Deep of the north part OF lot
number seventy-one an in said city OF Canton In
SAID county, together with the appurtenances and
buildings thereon situate Also lot number one hun.
dred and elghtynine Q89) and the north half OF lot
number one hundred and elghtyelght ussl In said
city of Canton in said county, Ohio, together with
the appurtenap ceS and buildings thereon situate.
Also ali that part OF out lot number thirty 1907 in
said city OF Canton In said county lying north Of the
PFtW 4 G Railwa except II feet front by 1888 feet
deep heretofore sold and conveyed by John Book
lus TO Charles Blechele and 81 feet front by 1888 feet
deep, heretofore sold by John Bocklus to Albert
Esheman, off the north art Of said ont lot Also
south part Of said out lot heretofore decided by John
@ BOckus's adminlst atOrs to John Gerber. Also
except strip Off the east part OF said out lot hereto
fore conveyed by John Bockius 10 the Canton Gas
one and one fourth acres In said out lot Also out
lot number hrtytOur (34 In said city Of Canton In
said county, as described on the new map OF said
city, containing about three acres OF land Also
about IL by 20 feet off the east part OF lot number O
two In Raffensberger's addition to said city.
Lot 8S appraised at 10000.
Part Of lot II appraised at $4,000.
Lot ls9 and the north half Of lot lsSZappralsed at
Part Of lot 30 appraised at 1000.
Out lot "a appraised at "a 800.
Part of lot appraised at $3O'
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. Terms, one
third cash the balance In two equal annual pay.
ments with interest from day Of SALE secured by
mortgage on the premises,
nov-ew H. ALTEKRUSE, Fherh,
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SHERIFF. SALE.
Jacob Knobloch VS. Peter TheObAld ct ux.

Jacob KnobI0ch VS. Peter Ihe0baId ct uN.
BY virtue of an order to sell issued from 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
Saturday, the lSt day of January, 1881,
the following described real estate situate in said
county to-wit, and described as follows: Being lot
number twenty three 23 as described on the plat OF
the town of Navarro as recorded In the Recorders
office Of said county.
Appraised at A75.
dec2-ew II. ALTEKRUSE, Sheriff.
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4iSal.
Legal Notice.
STATE oE OHIO sa
Stark County. '0'
Court OF Common Pleas.

STATE oy OHIO a.
Stark County 3D.
Court OF Common Pleas.
Connotton Valley
Railroad Company Civil Action.
Edward LivermOreJ
Notice Is hereby given TO Edward Llvermore,
OF the city and state Of New York, that an
action has been commenced against him, entitled
as above In the court Aforesaid, In said county and
state. TO compel said Edward Lvermore TO cancel
and satisfy of record q certain Mortgage Deed Of
Trust executed and delivered to hlm by the above
named plaintiff under Its former corpora name
and title OF youngstown and ConnottOn Valley Rail
road Company, on the list day OF April, 1878 and re
corded In the counties Of Harrison, Carroll Stark,
ColumblanA and Mahonlng, under which the first
mortgage bonds OF said company In the amount OF
H5OO00 were issued, but were afterwards taken up,
satisfied and Cancelled so that no bonds or coupons
remain outstanding undersai mOrtgagebu that said
Edward LiveTmOre refuses to cancel said mortgage
and recOnvey 10 the plaintiff the estate and properly
thereby conveyed to him The prayer Of the plain.
tifs petition Is that said defendant be required to
cancel SAID mortgPge, and upon his failure so to do
that the same may be cancelled by the order and
Judgment OF said court, and that the plaintiffs title
may he quoted against said Liverm0re and all others
who may set up any claim under said mortgage
The defendant Is required to answer in said action
on or before Saturday the 18th day of January, 1884,
LYNCH, DAY q LYNCH,
novl9-lw Attorneys for plaintiff.
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gnetrp.
THE MINISTER'S DAUGHTER,
J. @. WHITTIER.


IN the minister's morning sermon
And how thenceforth the wrath ofGod
Rested on each and all.
AND now, OF His Will and pleasure,
Were doomed 70 the quenchless burning,
Ana held In the way thereto.
~ ,s,,l neyen Wy lAl'hS unleaSon
Anu never the harsh Oid lesson
'ehuerer hearI Delled'
On ,hot riooa"a' ',s' sntsa't ~.
Tr.a,,,',' "-.u WIN nus ii''ie uau'snei
" '"' apple oio"nlS OF may
swoo,,
sno,.an' o's - ISn sIl e..1n 49,, n'e1uo"'
AUo'n mn 'neii ''l'eu petals
AH'UiOSSoui'hs orchSrus hung'
Arornd or tho uo,,o.r,,.
Tho ,,,,,,a,.. ,..,.,1 . sIOy
TS".S Sc ',S,n 20 ,Sn'9, Sie LTtu V' "nC sVeS W.
- 10 D""U my 'H'iu'
"Behold in the bloom of applea
And the vIoIets in the sward
0r,ho c., 80, 'Us' J."Ig
WIZ '''N'
Then IN spake the I,ttla moidor
Treadjng m spou ond Nil.
Ara verv u,,o,,od ,,i,,,s
"Had there baap po oordon =, Vd..
There paver had hoon n 60It.
u a. "e'e, ''oe pHu OioSsoLneu
"'u "ou'N nave iOVeu us ALI
"ryr.L obu,,.,
"pmuIa soo..a Wv '"'-ei &C.,, HN'"e''u'
m n "%yo 1 aie ~ T,ouIS Hlu uarNheS''
ou' ne uoe'h I'll Things we'll
nu "He1neI W n'S OruS'ninS
Joy orpain, light or shadow,
We must fear and love Him STILL"
On rear HIM" said the daughter,
But wish He was good and gentle,
Kind and loving a. you"
The minister groanedin spirit
And wide, wet eyes uplIfted
Questioned his own In vain,
Bowling his head he pondered
Had he erred in his life long teschIRkf
Had he wrong TO his Master doueS
To what grim and dreadful Idol
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-16
THE PORTER CASH.

Mr.. Randolph announced that on Monday
next he will ask the Senate to consider the bill
for the relief Of Fltz John Porter to which he
will offer his amendment noted yesterday 70.
storing Fitz John Porter to the army without
back pay,
On motion OF Mr.. Garland the Senate bill 10
secure the safe keeping Of money paid into cour.
was taken up and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Plumb the Senate bill to er.
tend the time for filling claims for horses and
equipments lost by officers and enlisted men in
the service Of the United States was taken up but
without action the Senate went into executive
session and soon after adjourned.
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1881.
8arper's Weekly.
ILLUSTR RATED.

This periodical by It's able and scholarly discus
slons of the questions of the day well by Its IL
lustratiOns-w prepared by the best artists
has always exerted most powerful and beneficial
Influence upon the public mind.
The weight Of It's Influence will always be found on
the side of morality, enlightenment, and refinement
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-16
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE
Observation-Disclosures StraItSvIIIe
Dru.v CnNTD.Nv
RAILWAY COMPANY

for the Election Of Directors and for the transaction
OF such other business may LEGALLY be done at said
meeting, will he held at the Office OF said Company
IN the city OF Canon, Ohio on the first Monday In
II. D. DENNIS, sec'y.
Canton, Dec 2nd, 1SS0-ew
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-16

VRTW YNYouHelves by making money when 4
llgolden chance is offered. thereby al.
III ways keeping pOverty from your door
M y Those who always take advantage OF
the good chances for making money
that are offered, generally become wealthy, while
those who do not Improve such chances remain In
poverty. We want many men, women, boys and
girls to work for right In their own localities The
business will pay more than ten times ordinary
wages. We furnish an expensive outfit and all that
you need, free. No one who engages tails 10 make
money very rapidly, You can devote your whole
time TO the work. or only your spare moments. Full
Information and all that iB needed sent free. Ad.
dress STINsoN a Co., Portland, Maine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-16

Use Kidney. Wort and rejoice in health, One pack
age makes six quarts Of Medicine,