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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-24

A second article from our correspond
ent I'M, " on the labor question, was re-
ceiVed too late for this paper, but will
appear in next Wednesdays issue. "i
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

See Horace SOmers' new advertisement
regarding his removal. 1t is a cOmpre-
hensive document.
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TALMAGE.
The Ear TheOlOgically Discussed
by Him.
A Thousand Years Mast Pass Before
the World Can DlseOVer What
God Has Done.

BROOKLYN. Feb. l8.--Before the ser
mon, DR.. TalmRge read and expOunded
the tenth chapter of Matthew. Opening
hymn:
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'Ao leadeth mel On. blessed thought
Oh. words with heavenly eomfoEt frAughtF'
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sum total. e. 1855 1906 Oh
Average 49,. eO9 Cos 0.W
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THE STRIKE elsewhere.
CONTAINED wire.Cnninx at New To

Continued wire-Cuufng at New York.
NEW YORK. ugust13.-Press-Agen Som
%eIville, of the Western Unicn, s aid this morn
ing, that since 9 O'Clock last night 150 wires
have been cut. The company is short about
twenty-five wires on the Albany circuits, COM
prising the wires of the Mutual Uni IN, Amer
lean Union, and Atlantic and Pacific Com
panies. Tweniy-four wires were also severed
on the Southern route between New York
and Newark; twelve of the S%outhway wires
were also cut. Twelve Pitfsburg wires were
cut this morning. Eastern lines are all right.
Twelve of the Gold ard Stock wires were cut
10 this city between midnight and daylight.
Linemen were said to be out repairing. The
Western UDion have employed detectives to
watch their wires, INT so far no report of
arrest of wire-cutters has been made. Som
erville also said the States ir which the wires
were cut would have 10 pay for the damsga
done and the expenses of repairing them.
TIT striking liuemen persistently deny that
they cut any of the wires. The officers Of
the Western Union say they are we'll up in
business, and need but a few more telegraph
ers to place them In az good circumstances as
before the strike. OF the 153 Offices of the
company In this city, seveniy-one are now
open. 1t is said that one of the striking
operators in this city, and another al Long
Branch had returned to work to-day.
More wires were cut In Jersey City this
morning. The Central railroad station at R1-
selle was visited and three wires cut. To The
south of Elizabeth more wires we're severed.
The cutters evidently boarded the milk
train and rode to jersey = avenue.
this city, where thirty-two wires were
cut. They then crossed the Jersey avenue
bridge over the canal and severed thirty-fve
wires. Two Of these were fre-alsrm tele-
graph, AID the consequence was that when
the line was cut an alarm Of the bells sound
ed. A gang of linemen were sent over from
New YORK and they crossed the Central rail-
road Jerry. % this aide they found waiting
for a boat 10 cross some striking linemep,
whit are suspected to have done the cutting.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The Continents monthly edition for the
railway and the press make a very handsome
showing in its seventh number, Just issued.
The artistic advantages of its broad psges
are well displayed in the leading article
where a large number of engravIngs by
young women who are studyipg the art OF
wood-engrsviDg are attraclively displayed in
connection with a paper by the veteran en-
graver, John SartaiD, on the adaptaoility of
this art as an occupation for women. rhe
work exhibited presents such excellent re-
sul,s-msny of them after only a short
period Of study-as to offer much encourage.
ment to girls with a taste for art wfo are
DESTROYS of consulting their inclinations in
selecting a calling for self-support. The in-
c~reasing demand for this kind of work rem
dsrs it profitable as well az interesting. The
pfe3snt interest in the Mexican fire. n,ier and in
Mexico as Il field for American enterprises is
we'll met by an article by Edwards Roberts
on Chihuahua, the illustrations Of which are
very fine. The facsdes of the cathedral of
the own in particular are specimens OF rich
and ornate art. The author of The House
that Jill Built" continues his "All Out
Doors" papers on the decoration of small
country Grounds, which will be a godsend to
to anv "Jzck" whose 'Jill" has got her
house finished but does not know what to do
With her front yard without the expensive
Intervention of a "lsndscsps gardener"
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day ria the Memphis and Charleston rail
road, for Madison, Wis.
Mrs. o. W. JUDD and infant daughter,
Blanche, left on steamer City Of Cairo for
Wellsville, No ria ST. Louis.
The Porter Guards aud their friends leave
next Thursdsy morning via the Louisville
and Nashville railroad for Dubuque, l..
SAM BROOKS, of the Golden Esgle cloth
ing house, left last night for the East to gu
perintend the manufacturing Of his fall stock.
Miss KATE KEELAN left SundAy to pur-
sue a course of studies 10 a s.. Louis scsdemy.
She has the best wishes OF & no I Of friends.
MISSES NOBLE HERNDoN and Sallie
Thatcher, OF Little Rock, Ark, are in the
city. They leave in a few days for Holly
Springs, Mia, on q visit.
THE social event Of the season al Collier
willie, Tenn. was the marriage on the Sth in
slant, by Rev. D.. Lstimer, OF Miss Lulu
Barbiere and Mr.. J. F. Gentry. The bride
who was elegantly and tastefully attired in 8
cloud Of soft, feecy lace, made radiant witt
| Jewels and decked with orange blossoms, haI
reigned a queen By right of beauty and 10
telligence. The groom is one OF Kentucky
uoblest SONS, and a legion of friends con
graduate the happy pair upon their aus
| picious union. Nh. and Mrs. Gentry vii
| make their home in Kentucky.
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SECAPITAL PRICE, e7S.oOe. =
Tie kets only %. shares IN propontio
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PERSONALS,

NJ. L. CoNAwAY leaves for Iuka Springs.
I. S. DALTON left last night for Cincin.
natl.
JESSE FORREST left last night for Louis-
vile.
Mss BESSIE SMITH is visiting relatives in
this city.
MASTER WILLIE Cox left yesterday for
Virgins.
MKs. J. F. SoHM has gone on a visit to
Somerville.
n. 3. CAMP has returned from a bus ness
trip in the East.
Mrs. CHARLES NJ. COLE leaves to-day for
Iuka Spring., Mise.
Ham PATTERSON has gone to North Ala
bama Tor a short time.
]. BURKE left last night for Chicago via
Louisville and Nashville railroad.
Mrs. C. NJ. COLE and Miss Mamie Cole left
yesterday morning for 1uks SPRING..
MIssEs KATIE KULAN AND 6. SoLARI left
or the City of Cairo TO attend school.
MEssRs. G. W. PRoUDFIT aud VI. L. Coma
way nave returned from an Eastern tour.
SAM MAY leaves ria Louisville and Nash
willie railroad this morniog for Chicago.
Mrs. E. FRANK and son have returned
home from a visit to relatives a. ST. Louie.
]. W. COCHRAN leaves this morning fer ST.
Paul ria Louisville and Nashville railroad.
Tess FISSIE has returned from a trip to
the Northwest, greatly improved in looks and
health.
Mrs. r. V. MORGAN returned yesterday
after a pleasant visit 10 friends in Middle
Tennessee.
THos. II. MILBUkS and family left last
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Picnic tonight.
Cotton bolls are bowling in.
The Front street fire still blaz'F.
-Watermelons are more numerous.
The road to r aleigh was lined with bug
gies Sunday.
"A picnic for the benefit Of the families OF
those recently hung in Ireland, Is 10 be given
at Fitzgibbon's Sunday week.
Miss Leathe +. Barnard WINS msrried 10
Thomas L.. Brown By Coroner Spelman yes
teiday evening. He gave them the usual
paternsl blessing
The psrsonsge Of 81. Patrick's church, on
Dssoto street near Linden, caught hire from a
defective flue about 7 o'clock yesterday. The
damage was trihIng.
The police arrested Charles Landers,
colored, yesterday for IN assault upon H.. G.
Manning and wife at Island Thirty-four,
forty miles above the city.
Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
| to Gus johnson and Me-. Phillis Robertson,
| Thos. L Brown and Leathe E. Bernard, Chas.
Williams and Mollie johnson.
Mis-. Seelig, who was bound over to keep
the peace towsrd Mrs. Winberg, states that
she had no objection to any OF the latter's
customers, but simply desired 10 gsin posses
sion of her house.
Samuel Washington claims that Ran
dolph Hill, of whom he bought q bottle OF
| genuine" French brandy for thirty cents,
= failed 20 hand back change enough out OF =
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-T

the psst week, says: "Grain ripened slowly
owing to the unsettled weather. Rust and
miideE nave increased. Wheat IL loslng In
quantity and quality every cay. Barley and
oats have much improved. Eoglish wheat
has improved ls on the week. Trade In for
sign wheat, of stands, GLOW. Barley steady
end prices Unchanged Oats Sd desrer.
Trade in wheat of coast was more active"
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As The bills of The Water Company showed
that a much higher rate had been charged
! than The Board could understand, the presi-
dent and secretary were appointed a commit
tee to investigate. The bill for furnishing
water to Market street echool for the past
six months was SAT so.
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The Water Company agreed to delay col
l %.ctions due July LIST until August let, and
b ave suspended them until the present. sddi-
ito ual notice was not necessary, the presump-
ton being that all who have not now paid
desire the water Discontinued. To avoid
cause aor~complaiut, however, this is to give
notice that all whose water bills are unpaid
by The 15th Instant will be subject TO be
turned oi after that date, without further
notice.
No rates required for water, except for
purposes for which it is subject 10 be used.
Our Office is now at 262 Second street, Vim
cent block.
W. I. Cameron Seoraterv
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Sufferers from Kidney and Liver
I~ronhLpa-

The direct result of vitiated blood and weak
organic movement, will find Simmons Liver
Regulator q true rsMSdy fsE these eeA
plants. 1t impsrts new life to the blood
and renews and strengthens the entire system
by promoting the healthy action of the liver
and kidneys. ~ have been troubled with
liver complaint, kidney disease and bad
blood for a long time. l have used Simmons
Liver Regulator, and it has done me more
good than all the medicine l ever took. j
would not be without it. SEC Fl.
~. 8. y-Collector ID District. Ca
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING, August 13.-River 3 feet
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
New ORLEANS, August l3 -Arrived
scudder, st. Louis. Departed: Future City, st
Louis.
LOUISVILLE, August 13.-River falling
with 6 feet in channel aud 8 feet 9 inches on falls:
No arrivals or departures. Weather cloudy and
warm; threatening more rain.
CAIRO, August 13.-Arrived: City O
Cairo, Vicksburg; W. p. Halliday, for ST. Louis
Departed: City OF Cairo, st. Louis. River is fee
z inches. Thermometer 800 and falling. Weathe
cloudy.
VICKsBURo, August 13.-Arrived, Arkan
| sas City last night, st. Louis, Departed, City o
Baton Rouge, 4 pm st. Louis; Golden Crown
6 pm, Cincinnati; City of New Orleans las
night, New Orleans.
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Goods must be sold. Only ten days more
of the grand closiDg-out sale at Risks, S6t
| Main street. S.ovss, t~inware, lamps, etc, al
| terrible slaughter. You can buy your heat
ing stoves At a saving Of fifty TO 100 per cent
Go at once and secure a bsrgaiA before toe
late. Will keep open until 9 o'clock Satur
day night.
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GREAT SACRIFICE
LOW.QUARTER SHOES,
AT
VOEGELI d CO.'S, All and 4IO Main ST.
To make room for Fall stock.
John Walsh. Undertaken,
341 Second street.
GREAT SACRIFICE
To The Public.

John Walsh. Unds
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g First in War, First i'm Peace, First in
the Hearts of Our Patrons,v

OF such is the Commonwealth Distribution
Company, who for the past six years have
without postponement had their popular
monthly drawings in Louisville, Ky. Next
fair and honest drawing, August 81, 1888.
Capital prizes, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000. One
thousand nine hundred and sixty win
ming tickets; $112,40O distributed. Tickets
only 81 each. Address r. M. Bosrdmap,
Louisville. XIV.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TEETH extracted without pain at Wesson'f,
3l8 Main street. Telephone connection.
ALEXANDER ToDD's string band has LEI.
the city for Sunfiower Landing. Will re-
turn Thursday, 10th instant.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al.
ways be used when children are cutting teeth. It re.
neves the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as Hbright as q
button" tits very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, slays all pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy fer disrraea, whether arising frem teeth
ing or otAer - rEp<- IL -trs- i've c=1Ts1 ooEie-
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PHILADELPHIA, August 8, 1888.
Bulletin.

E. Howard, Manager:
Mss,er Workman Tapping, OF Whining
ton, n. C, interviewed Superintendent Tree,
at r edmond, Va, yesterday. He stated that
he had given up the contest and wired his
men at Wilmington and Charlotte to do the
anne. He said that after repeated appeals
to the Executive Beard OF the Brotherhood
in New York for financial aid, he was au.
thorized TO draw for $50, which he was ex-
pected to divide among nine men who have
been out of work tor three weeks, and which
he thought totally inade quate to support
them.
Two strikers returned to duty at Whining
ton, n. c., to day, aud the remainder were
rejected, as their places had been e lied. Oae
more striker returned to duty at Richmond
Va, to-day.
G. W. TRABUE, General superintendent.
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1 have secured The services of Mr.. J. E.
Montgomery to take charge of the clock de-
partment of my business. Mr.. Montgomery
has had seventeen years experience in the
manufacturing and repairing of clocks,
watches, %jewelry, etc. Watches, clocks and
jewelry repaired on short notice, and all
work guaranteed.
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The Commonwealth Distribution Com.
pany

Will have their next popular monthly draw.
ing August 81, 1888; they will distribute
1860 p ,zes, amounting to $1,000. Capital
prizes, $4,000, $4,000, $1,000; ten priz.s oil
$1,000 each, and SO on. Tickets only = each.
To clubs they give the following liberal die
count: Tsenty-.even tickets for $50; fifty
five tickets for 500. Address r. ". Board
man, Louisville, Ky.
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Promotes a vigorous and healthy growth of
the hair. 1t has been used in and of
cases where the hair wss coming out, and has
never failed to arrest It's decay.
Use Burnett's havo-ipg extrxcis-the best.
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Miss ConWav,s school
Water Notice.

Will reopen on Monday, September 18th
Circulars will be at the book stores for dislri
button after September Let.
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Fresh Oysters.


The fret of the season, can be had by the
dozen or by the can.
ia IGNAIGO g. CO.,
al Second street
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Low shoes are universally worn this sum-
mer in the country and at the most fashion.
able hoiels. Patent leather ties are consid-
cred 10 the beet style, and these may have
tan-colored or blue kid tops with only Zip. of
the glossy leather. Low heels are in better
tas;e than the curved high French heels, spd
OF course are much more comfortable.
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VISITORS VESTS
That Refuse TO be Pulled Down-A Solid
Two Hours Session of the
U~nQuenehable
Beard Of School CommissiOners-In.
debtedaess Reduced-Additionnl
School Buildings.

The School Board met yesterday evening
in regular monthly session, with President
Rsmbaut in the chair, and Messrs. Lynn,
Jordan, Froman and Winters present.
The minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
REPoR OF SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
The report CT the treasurer, showing
1897 Oh in bank, was read and adopted. The
secretary's report showed bills for July
amounting to 1898 20, and a payroll of
$3.50 so. 1t was adopted as read.
The following report of r. d. Jordan,
chairman OF the Finance Committee, was
adopted:
In bank last report, July 9, 1Ss3-.-......s 693 Is
Deposited by County Trustee, July 24th.... 7O5 so
Deposited by County Trustee, August 9Th. 1890 80
Deposited by County Trustee, August sth. 2,075 So
Deposited by Taxing District, August 18th 05
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Iha Rri,,sh Grain Trade.

LONDON, August 13.-The Marx LaEe En-
press, in its review Of the British grain r. I'd g
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DOTS n DASHES.
Encouraging Advices Received by the
Brotherhood From All Oser
the Country.
n western Union Also Have Few
Remarks TO Make About
the ~fIuaiio

The situation remains unchanged, as has
often before been remarked. The Brother
hood received the folio wing advices yester-
day evening:
OGDEN, UTAH, August 8, 1853.
As strikers we are twenty. one days old,
aud our strength increases with age. We
have initiated four since last writing. The
present force at the Western Union Office is
incomplete, both in numbers and ability.
They are also getting very tired. Three
more have promised to join US al our next
meeting. Through these three we have ten
dered an invitation to their associates who
have expressed a desire 10 leave the Western
Union) TO meet Us at their leisure, snd we
expect to capture the majority Of them.
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e

W. D. DUNN, Civilian Assistant,
Observer. United States signal Service
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1867 PRICES, amounting to..-.........r-s2 n go
only 10 the ONCE of the Company In New Orleans.
For further information, write clearly, siv,ns
full address. Make T. o. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters 70 new On
LEANS NAsIOHA New on
Ieans. la. Ordinsry letters by Mail OF Expraas
10 n. A. ~ AUPHIk, New Orleans, La. or
81. A. DAUSHIN, ooz seventh street,
Wasbfugtoa. ID. a., or Mes west oeurs
street. M~nnohss. Tens
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B,LOWENSTE|NIB BROS
AUCTION SALES.

Sherifps ~Sale-StOck and Fixtures at No.
23s Front street, on TUESDAY the 14th day
of August, 1883, of w. i. Reinbardt and +. w:
Reinhardi, bv virtue of two executions is'ued
from the Office of 6. r. Powell, J. p. in favor oil
u. Warneke and wife, and twol large Cooking
Ranges. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock an.
Aug. ~. 1889. w. ID. CANNON, Sheriff.
Rv n q Mallory Deputy Sheriff.
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1t Ia q unanimous board.

IT Is q UuduIuUUb UOdfUs
No school buildings for rent.
Commissioners Lynn is The chsirman OF
the Committee on Jokes.
Five commissioner are less than ten COM
missioners, and tire. commissioners are less
than five commissioners.
Commissioner Winters WAS late but he
was in time to make a motion-to adjourn
and the country was saved.
Mrs. Ella Sabatzky will spend a year il
Europe with her daughter, to whom che de.
sIres 10 give more than the usual adv antages
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New CInrendon Hotel.

Rates-s2, 81 50 and So per day. sample rooms
for commercial travellers on ground hoor. No
elevation: no delay. Tables always set.
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!. W. TRABUE, General superintendent.
N
Z. Howard, Manager;

E. Howard, Manager;
OF the thirty vacarcies in New Orlean,
cauaed by the rIke eleven were permanently
filled yesterday and one more will be ap.
pointed Monday. The eighteen remaining
vacancies are being filed by fifteen compe.
lent operators who have been spsrsd from
other off rss of the company.
G. w. TRABUE, General Superintendent.
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TO TIE PUBLIC +!
xuxas,ioate .or Yourselves,

|
Po,tmsstsr-General Gresham having p1blsh.d
xylfnI and malicious tslsehood In regard To the
character of The Louisiana State Lottery Com
many, the following facts are given to me public
10 prove his statement, that wesre engAseo In q
fraudulent business, to be false and untrue:
Amount of prises paid by The Louisiana stAs
Lottery Company from January /, 1873, 10 prescott
date:
Paid to Southern Express Co., New o.
leans, 7; n. wescoat h1nager-.--s''O''~"
Paid 70 Louisisns National Bank .se on
PAID 10 Louisians state National Bank,
Paid 10 New orie.1s Ns,ionsI Rsni.
A. Baldwin; President $3.50
s. Charlaron, 64,45o
Paid 10 Citizens Bank.
Paid to Germsnis National Bank.
Jules Csssard, President. .--....-..-. 3o,o0o
Paid 70 Hibernis national Bank.
| Paid to Canal Bank, I'd. Toby. Cashier. 1850
| Paid TO Mutual National Bank
Jos Mitchell, Cashier. ..---.".--- s'Du
Total paid as ove-..-.-.... ..E.a5s.sso
Paid in sums Of under $1,000 at the var-
Gus Offices of the Company through
out the United ates..--.------ 2-e11,4iu
Total paid by all. A,ssl.oo
Fer the truth of the above facts we refer the
public to the officers of the above-named corponr
lions. and for our legality and standing 10 the
Mayor and onicers Of the City Of New Orleans. 10
the State authorities OF Louisiana, and also 70 the
s. onicials OF Louisiana. We claim to be legal
tooext and correct in all our transactions, =
much so as any business in the country. orz
standing is conceded by all who will inyest,gate.
and our stock has for years been soid ~ Our
Board OF Brokers, and owned By many oil our Des'
known aud respected citizens,
m. A. DAUrAIN, Prestdcns.
srCAPITAL PRICE, ezS.00e.E -
Tie Vets only %. shares IN pr0possi~s
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Persons afflicted with INDICATION or uys-
pepsis, who Will take my Perfection Pills, ara
carefully stten to diet aud exercise, Is sci for n
IN my Treatise giving causes, symptoms and cure
for INDIGESTION and dyEpep-ia, mas rely on = fpseog
and ~efectual cure Pills and Treatise BY InAll, 5
cents. John h McAlvin, Lowell, MAS, a sufferer
for Il years, while city treasurer and tax collector.