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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29
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Legal Notice.
Michael ZnsmA Administrator OF thsestate of Mar
Z ..t ,.. up kelnath, decd, Plaiptin,
-. susan sohnOyes e al, Defsndantsl

'as''' -oosAhs ot Al DetondAntsl
Ihedetendant Susan Sehroysr who Is supposed 20 re-
side In Huntington county, Indiana will take hbtce
tnat on the 9Th day OF April. 1883, the aboVe named
kelnat deceased hed IN the office OF the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Pleas Of STARK county Ohio MS neil
uOn athlnst tho said Susan ,Sehroyer Samuel o. Diet
rich John Dlettch and Ist NatQpR Bank Of AssiIIon
OhO setting forth. among other thiRRs that about
th Of October 1919 and In the life tlme said Mar
TN kelnath dereased4 the said dafendants Samuel T.
and John Dietrich, executed and delivered 20 the said
October. 1882. tine exact date plaintiff cannot gvej
that said prnmissOry Is still unpaid the prop
cry QfalbetlJ6 Obtha said Martin Keinath deceased
said petition further AYERS that the said defendant
san ScToyer has wIOngfuy obtained the pOssesson
said not6 ana refuses deliver the tbsaid plai-
I'M IA Aminl5E OF said estate and Is now wrong
fully and hauduently 6ndeaVOring collect said
note for collection with the defendant the LIST National
BANK or MasnliOn and sad Bank Is n0W atten ting
collect said nDte for said Susan S0hrOyer. . ..l
The prayer OF said petition that Susan SchrOyer
And the snu BANK Tor her, may be eni0ined from col
leetng or attenptag TO cOlleot said note that said
" f9d 3Phn nletEleR may bs eqiolnsd from
Bank may be- enOlned delivering salC notS TO said
SHsan Sihrpyey Of 20 apY person tor her gnuth
ter Ofuor OF the Court and that the final
OF said causesai pihfutiif prays that admIniS
traitor Of the estate OF said Martin Keinath deed may
DO ad1ndgeu To be entitled ID the possession sAldnOa
and q the prPceeds thereof the property said
ults and that said Samuel and John Dietrich may be
ordered 20 pay said nste over 10 said plhnt as such
and for other proper relief SAID pet,
uOn Will DC for nearing on before the 18th day Of
October 1883 or soon thereafter leave or Court
can 4e qhtainea- ,,,l BALDWIA. .& SHIELDS.
1ul2b DIV Attorneys for Plaintiff
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.IGNORANR or PRoHIBITTON,

''Mr. Smith" said a Boston grocer the
other day to an old farmer who had long
been a customer of his, ~ have received
several complaints in regard to that IRat
butter ItNG ! / bought Of yOu'"fa ''".....
Indeed it tasted very, yery uuserIy 10 me. .
What could have allied ftP" ..I
Wall, now, we had new hired gal
that week, and it might be possible that
she didn't get the proportions right"
\ "PrOportionSp'' 80 90" 49, -
'--Thst is; she got too much grated car
rot; but YOU can tell your CUSTOMERS that
carrots are perfectly healthy and awful
good for, the liver We .alIQs select. the
best and wash 'em through two waters 2
,TS-WallB BoLFaet. .GPWSp d.,,L y,,h utti.
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Sheriff Sale,

Harriet Millers Exr Order of Stark county Com
PleaS Court ~
Ley1 Bordnsr ct aT T"' '7T7''''. l..
BY v1ftis ran order OF sale issued BY the clerk
Of the court OF common pleas Of STARK county
Ohio ~ the above action aud Om directed Will 0tr
o SAFE at public Outey at the door Of the court house,
In the city OF Canton Stark county, Ohio on ,"
Saturday, the 8th day OF Sept, 1883, y.
the following described real estate situate Ia stark
county Ohfo towIts Being ID part OF the northwest
quarter section number nina lg) toYpship number
eleven Ill and range number eight 49, In stark cOun-
"! Ohio beginning for the same me northeast corner
OF sadquarter; thence south with tha e of said
quarter seven apd plQq chains 70 post; thence west
parallel with the north line OF SAID quarter two and
81 LOO chains 70 pOst thslce nerth parallel with the
north lhe OF said Quarter % post; thence east with
SAID nnIth line OF said quarter two and % 1890 ehfs
TO the place OF beginning. subject All legal highways
Appraised at $1,000. '-''~'''
sale to commence &C O'Clock p. m Terms cash,
t.. ut O.. 81 Is.,.It.n 4 IL ALTBHRIg4c, kJheriff
AIRAUeH 4 WELFE. Attorney, lodi ,,-,1-,,. Z" To-
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) XfooIK iRoIE ron aoV. FI5oiisi,rtEn I5iii,t

Governor Foster, of Ohio, does not D.
pear TO SUCH advantages IS his admiFIng
friends like when he comes before the
people as the retailer Or stale slanaeF.
IF he must circulate .'ealumhy' dnrinR
this scampaign-andW we neatly hope It
will not pc. necessarily should fit
the threHd-6are and battered old false
hood that he, has. been telling about
Judge .rnWashingtOn Post. - 80
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= THE 5 sFAkk SEN 63dkAft sss

to buy and use it IL his own name wefe
not behind H., But the fact that he has
staked his reputation, UPON 1t ought to-
b6 and Is better" than a Thousand cheap
certihcates.aih the 'dpiniUff of the peOl
pie. If you are sick with any complaint
of the blood, kidneys or liver, invest one
dollar in the. ,.Eavorite Remedy" and it
will speak for itself. ~. - - (29:0l.'H
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IoNr RESOLUTION 90

-"' '"'"'i JOINT RESOLUTION "a "'
Proposing Amendmtsntts 10 tho GoSnstituton.
Be IL resolved By the General Assem bly, Of the STATE
ofOhiO That AZ tho general eiectiUnto be held the
submitted 20 the electors iOr their approval rejection
two propositions % Amend the cohttutf Or the state
.. ..... t. FIRST PROPOSITION,
The additional section" in and with section eighteen
OF tho s6hodliioshdll az epealbd amt thFtl Eha 6e
substituted for It the following;
The general assembly shall regulate the tTafc In In.
oGcating lqqqgs 50 as Q provide Pgst evils result
ing therefTOm; and It's power TO levy taxes or assess
mens theFedn is NOT limited By any provision Of this
SECoSD PFtoPoSTTIoN
The additional section" IN and With section eiRhteep
% the seieduie Bhah be repealed nd there shall be-
4pBs4iifuted fpG u the tQl1wiqgj ~. .tlIlI a.
"The manufacture OF and the traf1c IN intoxicating
liquors 10 be uSedhH beverage forever prOhibited
and the general assembly shall provide BY law the
enlOfeemaIlt 0f this Dr0Vision4pt q. tss. uIll
Ihe ELECTORS vutpg In favor the said FIRST prOnos
nOn shall have on tiir ballots the words eguiation
and ta1abOn OF die llquOT tFafe eYesp and those yO
ing ~ AyOt Of the said second prgp0sOp shall on
helr ballots the words, "PrOhibtup Of intoxicating
tlQtidrS-Lfes ~ 30 DC ~ tssglE 7 loo n
iqteeTg gi the sald Qpronqsti9ps ~ tins approved
by majority 81 electors Voting I'd thp SAID slsctInn
then the amendment therein proposed ftAh cOnsttuts
Aseparate section OF article fifteen y tile constitution
colo " Speaker Of the House III diGesphtatiyes
1000. tl.....fs .. stI st.. DO. X q. HB iiARD5,
Aao,,,., ,I. President nf the Senate
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asB.s sBlsg sss.ssAs slsssl 3, a
DIR. HARTMAN u Co Please send me
Dot of your books 0nthe "Ills.Of Lite"
4 sell great deal Of your Peru9a and
ManaIin. They are very. highly spoken
OF In. this part. of the country '-
...s. f; II. BUssMAN, p, NJ, Westford, Pa,
d, DEAR SIR; L have taken half. o dozen
DOttl' of your Peruna and find it is do
Ing me great good. Yours, truly, .r~
JAMES WYATT, =.
b.. .....-.-..... ......... Steubenyille, Ohio.
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"Ma," said a Marathon. boy, adid YOU
fall this safteFnOOn 2" rNO; why do you
ask such an absurd question ?" why,
saw pa aqueezin' our hired girl while
you was Rones and heard him say he was
afraid you would tumble to it,"
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YES said SpilIman, 81 know Mr.. and
couple enjoy married life like they did.
They lived together more than forty
years and never n cross word passed be-
tween them. Indeed. what remark
ably eOngenial couple" "."Yes, they were
deaf and dumb .'.-- e ".@ -
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: The woFkingmea- of this country will
nave nothing to do with d party that
sells its offices and its Legislature to
Jay Gould for cash To- run sits Campaign
with. and that Is what the Republican
party has done. Plain Dealer. 80
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Road Notice.

ROoce "a whereby given tfsst petition wifi be prssen
ted to the Commissioners OF Stark county, their next
session, september Brd A. ID. 1888 praying for the
teratf0n bf cOunt road the following line twft
Beginnng in ne T9ad running n9Tth from tie Ram
dOfph rOad In Plain township, TO the UIOntogn and
Paris road in Lake township DOt in tho seclion
line 6etTeep sections and ~ Of said Lake township
known as station ID In the Records OF said road and
Etnhg thence north On bh6 section line betweef see
tQns and ~ apd SECTIONS 10 and IS 10 station f.
being about 100 rods or so far said road devrges
from thB section line. go '"' '''''A PETI TONER
August lst. lSSB-Sphw i.,.l 1. ~, --.-.,.I -.
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the small pOint-of the old dead statute
prohibiting the sale Of liquors to be
drank on the premises, which would be
to. eOme cut ct anathihgy yet it would
achieve one great thing-a prohibition
amendment would anhnl the Scott Tax.
ing 'Law:'" That would be'glOry enough.
49, - sas. = aaas. IS r. r.
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Legal Notice.

'N i"'''iht ''' @-<A2A4i ''''..' 90 sHl ....t
Notice Is hereD gvHn that the 18th dayOf August
A ID. 1888, Peter y Young made application tOthe uht
dsfsghed for relief Under the faWs gOvernih assign,
lsnts to avoid arrests and said appcnU4y required 10
appear In tine Probate Court Of STARK county uhiO
the Bird day OF september A. d. 1888 and he his petit
,.I,. . Commissions OF InsOlvents OF STARK County
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what Ia Benrnd 1tY

DR.. David Kennedy, of -ROndout, N Y,
proprietor 3f. the, great medicine called
"FaVorlte Remedy" would have but lit
tie confidence to recommend the public
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E&iTThe wonders OF modern chemistry
are apparent in" the beautiful Diamond
Dyes. ALI kinds and cOlOrs of Ink can
be made from them.' ''''' 'e''".' ''''
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Ayers Pills are a general faEorite, be-
cause Of their powerful yet gentle oper-
alton. Medical men prefer Them for
nervous or delicate constitutions.
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Epnepsx Ehtrrslx Cured.

. Prof. Irvine b. Smith, of Pike, N. Y,
makes the following statement. "Sam
aritan Nervine. has entirely cured me of
epfleptfc ITS" '-"e '"'. -tt''-' .. ~
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: :. pNITEp sTAEEs oI AstEEIcA. ONO.

--------" UFFINF OF The oEJhETAhT OF STATE.
LJAMks " NENNfkS. Setreary ~ state of the state
ofoho do beTeby certify that .the foregoing Is a true
Ry 8l g2nt kesQlu lon adQpte4 BY Iba General As
serDy OF the State OF OHIO, the Atm day April
d. 1888. as taeA eTiT the original FeIls ihad this
IN IESTIMoNI WHEREOF, have hereunto subscribed
my pane and afNed the great seal OF State Ohio
~ uColufnbts, the 4th'day 6tApF1. A. H. 1858
ID. tI,Ifi.D Geo s4 l.r JANIS. W. NEWMAN
.,.........e IsEALrl t..tl Sprrstary. nf state
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,Diss9Iation Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the partnership heretofoS
existing between Ney &Sherfck K Miller dissolved bl
mual CONSENT ana the business will he carried bI
the Ney Manufacturing Company. . "i
'"' CO" - "''''"T1 s.'' JACOB NEY .,..,
-ls.t 80 boa s,.,.1,T t.t d JOHNSON, SHERRICK,
d, ganton, Apg lg;-l5-a, .,p, p MILLER
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Saturday, the 10th, day of Sent,

tho following described situate che county
OfStark and state OF Ohio. % WIT. Being part Gne
northwest quarter Of section numberfOur(4) township
number eleven (1ll and range number eight f8), be
ginning At point ON the east line OF said quarter tWen
litgd C96) chaln5 uOrtI Of the satn quar-
thence north along SAID quarter line four and SIX
ithtiie AOth JinesOe sid quarter and along lands OF
Emanuel and benjamin Miller twentY,fOur and seVeI
yhVe hundredthS (24.75J chains 10 point In the
lme OF lands OF sam er CassleT; thece south and para
el With west line OF said quarter and along the
line or SAID Cassers land and three and seYeptyhun
dredthS (3 OGchhtns thence west and parallel with
Lp nQftn uno Qf said along the lands samuel
easier and Abraham StOner fifteen and twenty
hundTedths 5.25) chains point In the west line OF
sad quarter; thence south along said west line sa
guartert thence south along said west line hfty-
eght {bS) links; themes east parallel with the south
line or said quarter and along the lands Of William
thenee south and parallel TO the west line Of sal dhr
tor aud along the eastline Of william La MIers land
sx and twenty FIVE hqndredts C6.95) chains; thence
east and parallel TO the south line Of said Quarter and
along the north lneO lands Of Adam BrOse nine Andd
sixty hundreds 9.BO) chains; thence north and paral
lei with the east line OF said qual six and twenty-five
huhdredthS (b25y chains; thence cast and parallel
WITH me south hne of said quarter and along lands OF
Adam BIouae seventeen and fOrty-fOur. hundnedths
(fI44) chains TO the place OF beginning Containing
sixteen and ghthundredths lB 7S) acres,
Appraised at S24OO. 90 .'.'.'...'rr ..'HI
Sale to commence at one o'clock .. m. Terms cash.
........- ..... H. ALTEKRUsE, Sheriff.
ALBAUGH & wELTY Airys.
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TOWN CLERK FORYY-FWo WARS

q f1iSToiiowihE Is from Mr. OrHSIEi dlER. the we'll
knsvn and resDeUOed~ Town Clerk OF 'Rorwlch Conn.
Mr. 9agsG ia so years DID, and has held this position OF
trust for AZ years, and his word is good as bond
On May 3. 1858. he writes as follows: "For yeafs
have suffered with Csease Urths Kidneys and bladder
and have no hesitancE In EsnammandnGi Hunts RENE
dy as specific for these complaints 1t has not only
been the means Of relieving terrible pain bd mas
cured humber ~ my RcduAintanices.S To-Day 1 am
performing the duties OF the OlcO OhTOWn OIeT which
have held for forty.two years which L could not be
able to do were not In fair state of health owing
the useot, Hunt s. Esemedyr, i.tsa..,, y ~ va
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Administrators. Notice,

1 90 Clu- 30 uttt-TT-f->'itn f|tuo t.ss. 'au
Eptce y hereby given that the undersigned has heeu
duly abpohted and Qualified as administrator de bonls
neh with the viii annexed of the estate OF Mfciael
Nave late Qf PeFTy tp%nspiP stark COUNTY. Ohio de
HENRY W. HO5SLER, a' !
Rugl5d Administrator
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MEDIQAL.I nnI
TELEGRA.PH1u MArTER

\ a a
our latest cPFrespondence, May 10. 1883. brngs %
us che narrative Of HENRY D. MORAN the General su,
Dernendent of the District Messenger Co. of New Ial
ven. Conn. MIR. Ingram says; "F0r many imontAs 1
had been sOTely troubled with weak and tired feeling
across the Oihs smost Invariably accompanied with
headache IhSd Noticed also stated periods fol-
lowing these pains uEias would be highly eOOred
and laavo heavy brick 0OIOrsd sediment when allowed
tostand in thevessel L could work. and was dis
copraged tna alaTmIng degpaa, Nothing helped me-
was prescribed for By OF the physicians in
New York city, where was at that time. but
derived no benefit relief when almost ready TO give
up In despair an acquaintance said to me, 4 want you
to try Hunts Kennedy did So and hardly twenty
four hours had elapsed before obtained relier ana M
three weeks time all the aforesaid ailments had disap
peared and proved steadily, and was infused with
new me- sd that I Gould rbsdrne my business again.
'whIdris one tlat subjects me 70 strAds OF All kinds
whIchAte lfxely 70 effect the Kidneys namely: Erect
Ing telegraph telephone fInes IItns Remedy now
occupies the most honore pHce In my cabinet r medi
Gtlea, would not be without H. andI Gheerfully and
haaFtuX recommend It 70 slLWho ara troubled with dis
ease7 pI the ItyeE kidney pFnaFy OrgaAs It
.Ialis t0apFa"oH ~ i.,","G s.,,s..E
a sS.CFETRE STREET Z, -.,..o ..,.....,,. 10 ''
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
Farm For Sale. >.

Ios o. . l1bF'1HfIF Mi -FytIIf71' W. 5aI
he undersined offers for sale her farm. located IN
Parts tosnsAip mile southeast OF Paris consisting Of
a. i'' SIS 1=S ACRES"
Thets ON me naym consisting OF noase
barn and Qtlen utbuilplng9. good orchard. and Is
We watered with never failing spring. The land is In
good dstlteof cultivation Ii acres belA thbsr For
further particulars inquire the place. address a.
MRS. CAROLINE BAII1
1uly4dm .. Paris, Onio.
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pa n sWEsr'g .NEAyE 4lDt BR4 4uJa TRH Ar8EET,
specific for HyBteria, Dizziness
to tt Sy Sl AssSoShe EesIoSN grast
s h haias s. s sAS RySin I'm 5ssSIs
ssI St a As p Los Of PoSIe5 h issf
S Lex % % 8n the Srap se RpSe or
month's treatment. One dollar box boxes ave
dolAr atby 1An prepaid receipt 81 prie8! gaF-
ahoee six boxes TO cure With each ofcer
ceiTedfon sx boKel anted with aSe. del arn
VIII send the purchaser written
pqoneY tnatmant dOeG aRecE Senresl Guaraftssa
5sued only BY JOS Fleming, Druggist MArkOb "a
fAFEpPprHhs SA. ,pFdGs hI msll At reguisE pricsS.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice, =. .

IA lr4.s itt tni ds7---T-7TTl f4t .IaIlIl
Notice Is hereby given undersigned has been
appointed ahd qualified as administrator de bonls non
with the WILL Annexed Of the christian Igegn
mass, late Of stark county, Ohio, deceased. f"'
JACOB STANDARDIZATION D. iti
augl I'D &C." .i"sft!e 'rr''1 r.'f Administrator
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BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued by the eler Of
tne Court or Common Pleas Of Stark county Ohio IN the
above action and to me dreCtedI Wlh offer sale at
public Query at the door OF the Court House. In the city
OF Canton, Stark codhty. OHIO, on " ''''7T'1
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Slierif Sale.

Samuel j. Mllleret al Order Of sale stark County
Il 60, W Common Pleas Court
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NEW YORK PENNsYLVkNiA' u 6Hito6 'R&II.ROAI
(ATLANTIC & 9RRAT WK5rKRN)
'ti lusHf ltHgalH.IL@L--AiHR 81
s. TIME EABI.Etr AqPptsq June IN. 1883. D." 4
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A Pittsburgh man found his gas me-
ter ruined and. m0tiOnless, and Thought
If the eorOner could act in the case. the
verdict would be, death from gas-triek
o.
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Some wOrkmen while putting up a
sign at a Newport store: dropped two Of
melt, "A dozen. NeWpOrters immediate
ly exclaimed, .HoW delightfully."- Eng
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RAILROADS.
aOINa aOurI

CLEVEI.AND. AXIOM. \ CQIUNRVs RAH4BOI
49, '''' ITO takS Enett Nay esth. 1858. ...
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dreds of thousands of operatives now
engaged in those industries, would be
thrown out of employment, and COM
PEELED to seek livelihood in some
other way. The result would be that
knowing no other business, they would
be unable to maintain themselves,
crime and pauperism would increase,
our poorhouses, jails and prisons
would soon be filed TO overtiowing,
and instead of being nation of un-
exampled prosperity, we should wit
ness widespread financial reverses,
disaster and prostration, such as this
country has never yet seen, and
which would fall most severely upon
the agriculturists, and upon the la
boring men of the country who, of
all classes, have the greatest reason
to favor protection and the most
cause to fear and dread the dire re-
suits that would be sure to follow the
adoption of the democratic idea of a
'tariff for revenue only"
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SLIM n lin IN I1ilhE.
UNION, n. u, Dec -, 1881.
ZoPEsA CHEMICAL Co.:
Your Zopesa is selling beyond
my expectations. After trial
bottle is sold they always get
large size, and not one of them
bat says it helps them more than
any medicine they ever took.
Some who have had Dyspepsia for
years are almost cured already.
The doctors are beginning TO pre-
scribe it. II. l.. WHITNEY, Druggist.
Ask COVERT .G BARTRAM.
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People wishing their teeth to look white,
Use "TKABERRY," daily--st morning, at night;
1t sweetens the breath and reddens the gums,
Enhances the beauty of daughters and sons.
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Oh,MyBack!

That's a common express
sion and has a world of
meaning. How much suf-
fering is summed up in it.
The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back
is occasioned by SO many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption, cold,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
BRowN's IRON BITTERs, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
Logansport. Ind. Dec. I, 1880.
For q long time / have been
sufferer from stomach and kidney
disease. My appetite was very poor
and the very small amount did eat
disagreed with me. Twas annoyed
very much from non-retenton of
urine. | tried many remedies with
no success, until used Browns
Iron Bitters. Since used that my
stomach does not bother me any.
Myappetite is simply immense. My
kidney trouble is no more, and my
general health is such, that feel
like a new man. After the use of
Browns Iron Bitters for one month,
j have gained twenty pounds in
weight o. Z. SARGENT.
Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recon-
mend Browns IRON BIT
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering as you are, and it
will cure you.
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1t BroM!ghon's.

Covert & Bartram.-Drugs, Groceries, Etc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-08
The Tariff bill Lookout.

| The washington correspondent Of The
New York Tribune to-day SAYS:
"There are indications of a DISPOSE.
ton on the part of some of the Demo.
cratic Representatives to vote for the
Senate bill, if il can be brought before
the House and 50 amended as tuabolsh
the tobacco tax. TO u Tribune CORES
pond"n', to-day, influential Southern
Representative declared his willingness
10 do 50 "as II compromise, and init
mated that others On his side were rra-
dy to do the same.
IL may be that if the bill now in the
Senate shall pass that body and the
Ways and Means hill shall reach u
final vote, the Tariff amendments to the
former bill may be offered in the House
rs substitute for the latter measures.
There would b" no parliamentary
obstacle to such II course.
On both sides of the House there is
real anxiety on account of the Internal
Revenue bill, and in order to save il
some Republicans will be ready, incaEc
it shall be- returned to the House with
the tariff amendments, 10 raise point
Of order against he latter on the ground
that they are not gcrmalc tothc original
bill
II has been suggested, too, that the
House will consider the tariff amend
Inrut4 Of til" Senate obnoxious to the
constitutional provision which requires
that all revenue bills shall originate in
the House of Representative but it is
doubtful whether such an Objection
would be- sustained.