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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-11
For Sale.

ONE GOOD STALLION
of Norman and Canadian blood; weight l4OO pounds.
.I. ID. F. LASH. IH
feO2s-Om ~ miles west Of Bolivar. Bethlehem I'd
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
Real and Personal Property,

In pursuance OF the order of the Probate Court of
Stark county, Ohio. will offer for sale at
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Fine Home For Sale Cheap,

Iroom house on the OF Newton and West
Fourth street Good WELL cistern and Outbuildings.
Eruit OF ali kinds-Rrapes, cherries, peaches Apples
&c Good coal house and shed stable with floor in Il
and Tor two horses and buggy Call at
dec21u b6 East TuscaraWas Street.
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Remember This.

hDunDAnUoN AnADs
II you Ars sick Hop Bitters viii purely AlA nature n
making yoa well Whsn ali else faIlA --r. r.
II you arc cOstive or dySDeptc or arc sueEing nom
any other Of the numerous diseases a The stomach or
bOweA Il 70 your own fault II you remain Ill., FOG Hop
BiteaEs sovereign remedy In all such cornpAinn
you wasting away with any form Of Kidnay dis-
easo stop tempting Death ths moment and turn for
cure 20 Hop BitiaTsL
you arc sick with thAs terrible EichnesA ReVOuS
neas yOu Will and -Ban in 6ilead" tn the se Oi BOP
BiltarA .s1
II you arc frequenter. or resident Of mlasnAttc
district barcade your system against tho scOurgo %
an countries AlariAl epidemic bilious and ntormit
tent fefers-bg the use Of Hop Bitters - D 2
II you have rough, plmDy, or Sallow shin. bad breath
pains and acne and feel miserable generally Hop Bit
sers WI give Soufair SKIN. rich blood and sWpetest
breath, health. and comfort
In short they ali Diseases Of the Stomach Bow
els, Blood, Liver. Nerves. Kdneys Brghvs Disease.
$500 viii be paid for case they will not euro help
ThAt poor. ber1dden. invalid WIFE, sister mother.
daughter oan be made the picture or health b. foH
bottles of Hop Bittsrs. costing but tribe WIN youeE
them suRer9 la1
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For Sale,

Lot on Washington Avenue east OF north school build
lng, bII4OO IT. VIII make two good building sites
VIII sell the whole or part. Inquire OF
n A. TROUTMAN
ImlI-u City National Bank.
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Trains No and u run daily. II" ~
Palace sleeping Coaches on trains No I, 2, and IL
between Cincinnati and Now York
Sleeping Coach on No and ~ between Cincinnati
and Boston daily, via Albany,
Hetsf Coach ea trains nos ana IL between Chicago
and New York daily. viA Mansfield. r. I a.. r1li
Train No. connections At Mansfield with the p N.
W AZ Railroad FOR chicago and All points In the North
west; Connections et LenytHburR for Youngstown and
WHO. - jamestown rof Buffaio and Niagara FAlls M
Salamanca for Bradford and Rochester; and At Bing
hAmtOn for Albany and Boston =.
D CaSe eonnecOns as oiacinnsd with trains for tho
boEth ard Weaf. ll1-fl lI...il' M -I. TIT|
No ''stOpOver" allowed upon local ucketa Al.
A = CLARK. General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Cleveland, Ohio
J. n EERKs. asnarAl Manager. cleveland, u
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MEDICAL.

NO,TlIElgDli j MIN !!
DIR, JoHN F. HANCOCK,
late President Of the National Phar-
maeeutieal Association Of the United
States, says; .4.I...
"Brown's Iron Bitsers has n
heavy sale, Is eoneedsd % be a 6no
tonic; the eharAetsr Of the manu-
faeturers Is a voucher for ita purity
and medicinal excellence"
DIR. JOSEPH ROBERTS,
President Baltimore Pharmaceutical
College, says: ''
"I indorse Il ~ a hne medicine,
reliable as a strengthening. tonleo
Tree from alcoholic Poisons."
DR. J. FARIS MOORE, PHI.
D., Professor of Pharmacy, Balh-
more Pharmaceutical College, sayss
"Brown's Iron Bitsers Ia saEo
and reliable medicine, positively
free from alcoholic poisons, and can
be recommended as a tonic for use
among those who oppose alcohol"
DR.. EDWARD EARIcKsoN,
Secretary Baltimore College of PhaT-
macy, says .-.......
al indorse Il as an excellent
medicine, a good digestive agent
and non-intoxicant in the fullest
sense
DIR. RICHARD SAPINGToN,
one Of Baldmore's oldest and most
reliable physicians, says: ....
can who have used it praise f,s
standard virtues, and the we'll
known character Of the house which
makes it Is ! sufficient glafantee
Of It's being all that Is claimed, for
they are men who could not be ins
dueed to offer anything else bur
reliable medicine for public uss.''
A Druggist Cured.
Boonsboro. Md, Oct. "a, 1880.
Gentlemen: Browns Iron Bit
terra cured me Of a bad attack Of
Indigestion and fuliness In the stom.
aeh. HaVing tested Il, I take pleas.
uTe In recommending Il to my Gus
tomers, and am glad TO say Il gives
entire satisfaction TO all. %
GEo. w. HoRFAIAR, DnaEEiss.
Ask your Druggist for BRowrPs
IRON BTTTRRs, and take no other.
One trial will convince you that is
isjuSt what you need
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VEaETARfN COMPOUND.
A Sure Cure for All FEMALE WEAK.
NESSRSD Including LeueOFTh@a, Lr-'
regular and Painful menStruatiOn,

AnnRmmRIkom ana UAeeraAA0n o.
.s the Womb, PloOdlnz, PRO- 1851
LAPSUS UTERI, &c. Anf
wPleAsAnt to the taste. enloacious and Immediate
In It's eject Is great help In pregnancy, and ~
hsVes pain during labor and at regular periods. .
PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRKsCRIBR IT TRKKLY. "
TFoR ALL wRAErnBBEs OF the generative organs
OF efGher ser, it 70 Beco remedy that has ever
been before the public and for ali dBeases OF tho
KmNEXs Il is the Greatasf Remedy IN the World.
wKIDNRY COMPLAINTS of Either Sex
Find Great Relief In ItS Use. .ag
LYDIA z. PINKHAAPs BLOOD PURIFIER
VIII eradicate every Vestige Or Humors from the
Blood At tho same time VIII give tone and strength to
eheBysteIn. As In results a. tho Compound
kVBoth tho Compound and Hood PuE4ner are pre-
pared at rs and 4hsS Western Avepue, Lynn. Mas.
Price Of either, o. Six bottles for A The Compound
q sent BY man In the FORM OF pnlB or Of losenges, on
receipts Of price, q per box for either Mrs. Pinkhsm
freely All letters Of inquiry. Enclose Gems
scamp. Sand for pamphlet. hsatsOa tAfS Poper. y
EWIRDRA n. PnKHAM's IEVlR PrILA cure Constipa-
ton. Bousnes1 and Torpadity Of the Liver. % eentA
NTSold by all DFnGgiaGs.H6A On
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"Lrains stop on signal only; 49,, =,
NEW ORK. PENNSYLVANIA & OHIO RAILROAD
(ATLANTTc q GRRAT WHsTHRN.)
TINE TABLK-AdOpted Nov 5th, 1882
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BRICK MILL
SAW MILL,

Just south of Canton lately operated BY j. p Rau
& 90. Also 4 first class III
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MEDICAL.
THos. j. KIsrTEEC. M. ID,

NO CURE!I N,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-11

In effect SUNDAY, Nov l2th, 1882,
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sTRATTsvLIlLE DIVISION.

sA trains cOanect az the Junction with trans 20 and
1Om Minerva on MineTvA branch
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-22

and Blanc holding. under it, recognizing
Cantagrel's title as repudiating the title o,
plaintiff he cannot plead u now as avails-
BILE TO him, nor can plaintiff pretend that he
was holding under them, nor can he make
such an objection 10 the lesSe a,,er the
lapse gilmore than five years. Reversed and
judgment rendered for defendant. Opinion
OF Delany, ]. adopted.
Heirs of Jones vs. heirs OF PAUL from
Galveston county. The law IS not so strict
as formerly, and If a paramount title is
positively asserted against the vendee now,
he Is not, as formerly required 70 make a
resistance any claim OF title manllestly in
ierior, but under this state OF affairs he may
give up possession and resort to his war
ranty. This rule presupposes the actual
possession of the land in the vendee, and
that he has suffered either actual or con
structive eviction. In the event the vendee
has not taken possession the rule is, If he
finds another in possession, claiming under
a paramount title, the covenant for gniet
possession OF warranty will be held broker
without any further act OF yendee, granite
or claimant. Reversed and remandei.
Opinion OF DELAY, adopted
Among other strange condolences is lhe
part played by the number 10 IA the lia of
the late Richah Wagner ia the first
place, 10 is the number OF letters corpris-
| ing his name; IN the year 1913 he was born;
on the 18th OF March, 1861, his great work,
"Tannhauser,n Jailed TO a'ouse anyappre.
citation in Paris; it was on the 18th Of Feb
ruery that he breathed his last audh died
alter IL ypara Ot married life.
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Tho Current orpnhlIc onlninn.

Emerson says: III you do not know
yonr way, hoist sail and drltiihc current
knows tbs way, if you don't Many n
man with pains IN mis- buck, with dropst-
cal limbs, or other ailments that Indicate
kidney troubles, is troubled about il, but
doesn't know what TO do. Let him wisely
follow the current of public opinion, wh.cn
is so strongly settling IN towards Hunts
for kidney and liver diseases That cui
rent sets III the right direction, and in in
creasingin volume every day, and is bear
ing out on its bcneIicient bosom thousands
Of bottles of this wonderful remedy to
afflicted homes all over the land, This
current of public opi0n is sweeping the
physicians with IL, who are putting Hunts
Remedy among their most valued pre-
scriptions in cases of disorders of the bad-
der, liver or Kidneys
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iRAND MONTHLY DRAWING

r,,ro CLASS D. AT NEW ORLEANS
'gyh 6SsI 4. APRIL 10, 1920
e.u ap'f me ,, supervision and management sUoo,
oubAL A. EARLY. -, oY La and
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Marriage of u Couspicuous Journalist.

WAsnINGToN, March o, There was u we'd
ding here few days ago, so quiet aud sim
Pile a. to be quite II contrast with that of the
short term millionaire senator from Color.
ado week ago. In one respect only was
there any similarity. The groom had been
recently divorced from his wife. twas the
old story of incompatibility, endured
quietly until the three children were grow Il
and competent to choose between father and
mother, IL was u hard choice, for he has
been u good father and she devoted
mother. IL has been n hard experience for
the two sons, who have been here, and must
be II sorrow for the daughter, now young
lady, who has, during the whole time,
remained with her mother. In one sense,
the parents have been rs widely separated
for fifteen years us they could have been IL
divorced then, instead of few months
ago. But the children have been u tie that
has prevented the legal separation before.
II hardly seems like real life, but more like
tho story of n novel.
The marriage of Stillson hutcAins, editor
of the Washington Post under ordinery
circumstances would attract attention.
Miss Brady ls also well aud iavorably known
by her family connections, and because Of
her cleverness and ability. She has ocou.
pied q position in one OF the departments
for some years, aud at one Time wrote let
ters Tor the Chicago Inter Ocean, leay NJ
the department for year to devote herself
10 this work, But finding the labor too
hard, and not sufficiently remuncrative she
gave II IN and returned to her desk, where
she remained until rcSismng to marry Mr..
Hutchins. He made ample provision for
his family, and, indeed, has always been
very generous in the support OF his wife
and their children
Whatever Mrs. Hutchins felt OF sorrow,
she accepted the legal scparationas perhaps
the better way to bring happiness 10 both,
aud to terminate the years OF ostrangement
with their semblance OF married life. And
he on his wedding day received letter
from thiswi of his youth and mother OF his
children full of kind wishes for his future
happiness and prosperity, and expressing
the hope that this union would bring him
he contcniment he had failed 10 find IN his
first marriage.
The woman who could do this must pos
scss u strong, magnanimous nature, great
enough TO sacrifice herself Tor her children,
ana also for the man who put her aside for
another woman. lie could hardly forget his
wiio in New Hampshire, sending rom hes
home among the bleak granite hillsa SOFT
Of blessing on his weddiNg IN such brave
Christian words.
Mr.. Hutchins, with his new wife, sailed
for Europe the next day. having lett here
soon after the ceremony for Now York, On
their return III the autumn they will begin
housekeeping In the elegant house being
built by the side Of ex-senator WINDOWS
HANDSOME homo on Massachusetts, avenue.
Ills wedding present. TO the bride was thi,
house, given 60 her With full right and title
and the decd bearing her name. She wa,
not a young frivolous girl, but q matur,
woman of % or more, and not many year
the junior OF Mr.. nutchins.--ISprlnguel,
Republican.
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Hop Bitters Will Give you New
Life and Vigor.

hVF BlI FEkSi IL an elegant, healthy and
refreshing havorlng for sick room drinks. i'm.
pure pure water en. rendering them harmless ana
ach ' ''N''''S'"6 'ho SUOMI
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uopsis Of Opinions of the Commission OF
Appeals.

Ranger vs., BedeIl ct AL, rom Waller
county. Valid judgments, orders of sale
advertisements, sales ami the payment OF
the amount bid, constitute the title to the
property of the purchasers rhc sherifs
deed is but more evidence OF such title, and
may DO impeacned. Apparent title only,
with a chain OF transfers from the originf
grantee down to tho party in possession,
viii not support the plea Of the statute OF
three years. In addition 10 such claim,
there must DO title IN the party rs basis
for such Limitation. Reversed aad 40 re.
formed as to give the lot in controversy to
the appellant Ranger Reversed ana rem.
dercd. opinion of Watts, j., adopted
Branch VS. Williams; from Galveston
| county. When no objection has been taken
to tho admission VI parol Sridcuca ~ prove
that appellant purchased at hts own nAs,
appellant cannot claim such error IL any for
the first ttue ia this court; 10 Texas, SS2,
| Appellant was an attorney NJ law. Before
his purchase he Engaged IN resisting (and
did 81 successfully certain claims against
the land la controversy, based on the very
title when he now attempts to set M us Il
pcrilous outstanding title discovered alter he
had purchased, lie purchased two.tuirds
OF tho saiuc traCl Of land tor one thousand
dollars rs sold los $4,000 in 1885. Ho dealt
with y woman who trusted him VITA the
| proper preparation OF the title papers, rs
well 60 tn notes ne TOW seeks to avoid the
payment OF, pleading failure of the title
insolvency OF che plaintiff and other iuahih.
ties Oi hurs, without offering to return the
property. The evidence therefore amply
supports the plea that ne purchased ut his
own risk nud the Judgment Is therefore al.
htlued, Opinion ct nelany, |, adopted.
| Iantagrvl ct al. vs., Van Luptu ct a., from
hnrrs county. Tho possession of appel
liant being an actual, visible and oxclusly,
appropriation OF the land, aud lie contin'
!, uing under SUCH defendant held such
, | possession us was contemplated by III,
statutes. Defendant being In possession
under claim OF color OF title, could not b
. regarded IA q moro disseissor, but havin
| placed on tho land a Substantial, vtslbi
} Enclosure, this Is decisive proof OF tho dis
!. seisien Of tho .ruc owner; (2s Tax, $50,
{ Where tho deed deScrtbcs tho land, ms q
!. The land owned BY the vendor In Harri
. county, ~ 10 euilicicnt--0irand hAvin
, made tue sale a. the agent Of cantaarv
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Higher Courts, Galveston Term, 1885
Carefully and Copiou-iy Kepot .ed-Con-
stituting "A Valuable Addition to Current
Legal Iiteraturo-some Cases Of Is
pecisi Interest, Etc.
SUPREME COURT.
Maxwell vs.. lllllburne ct al; from l.amer
county. On reheayiug The former opin-
ion rendered in the case is adopted IN so
far as il DEGREES TO appellees the land in
controversy and holds that the bankrupt
court had no jurisdiction to order the sale
under the deed oil trust. The opinion now
DEGREES to appellants sufficient to extin-
guish the debt due appelees for rent and
holds there should have been no monied
judgment rendered against appellan', but
now reforms the judgment 80 as 20 give APP
pellecs the ~ acres OF land in controversy,
and DEGREES all costs IN the court below
against appellant aud charges the costs OF
this appeal against appeliees. Reyers 1
ana reformed. Willie, c.
Greenleve Block * Go, vs.. Blum ct ~;
from Milan county. On reheaiing. THE
right OF u creditor to receive property from
an insolvent debtor IN payment OF "A debt
due him, If the same he openly done, and
no moe property IN taken than Is reasona-
bly, necessary to pay the debt, although the
creditor may know when he so receives the
property that he will thereby prevent other
| creditors from enforcing their claims, and
although the creditors may know that the
| debtor is prompted to give them preference
| through friendship is well recognized. But
such reception OF pr0perty, however, must
| be Tor the sole purpose oi securing the debt
] nd nn kyiIi, infant la IN an a
the property or its process for the benefit 81
the debtor 10 the prejudice of other Credi
itors, A purchaser not n creditor buying
the property OF a debtor however adequate
the compensation, with knowledge of ia
Intention of the debtor by the slle to pu
the property beyond the reach of his Credl
tors would De entitled to no protection IA
against creditors Affirmed, Staytol, j.
Houston County vs., Dryer ct al; IRON
Houston county. The net Of April -
1871, did not release the sureties after tina
uute, nor would any action OF the county
court by authority Ottbe act OF February II
1874, prevent appellant from recovering The
amount due gppcllees. These erroneous hi
reCtiOus OF the court are immateral, how
ever as this court will not reverse u cast
because OF an error IN the charge, II by the
whole record IL appears That the jury were
not mslod and the final termination Of til,
case not Affected a. Tex, go. There was
an ertro absence of pr0OltO sho8 any la
bility on the part OF appelees. The other
| errors, therefore, are lmmhtofM, tor h,A'
! the court correctly charged the law OF the
case, the result would have been the same
owing to appellants failure TO prove any
liability on appellee's part. Affirmed
| West, i.
Houston, East e West Texas Railway VS.
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/ Syn0psis of Opinions OF tho Court Of ip-
ncnIs GnINesinm Term. 1899

MCWhorter Va. the state, from Navarrc
county. Rule 80 Sup. c. applies rs vel
to criminal as to civil cases, but applies
/ only To evidence admitted and not to
evidence excluded" e. CT. App. GG6, 7 Ct
App, l0i; idem, .5S2; T. CT. App, 5l) Tn,
court found some of the exceptions taken
| by appellant to he correct and others in
correct, hut refused TO allow any of them
| because the county attorney refused to ac-
cept tho statement ui facts with them in
o)rporated in them. Held practice OF
tnis character Will be condemned IL any
| were correct, appellant was entitled II.
their benefit II the county attorney wCr'I
! not ugrSe to the statement nt facts, H. was
the duty OF the Judge to make out u state
/ mcnt and Tile IL. the clerk should have III
/ COrpornted IN the transcript the amended
/ orsupplemental motion Tor II new trial
made by appellant and stricken out on
motion OF the states attorney. Reversed
and rcmauded, Wilson, j.
BahaunOn vs. Pearson ot al. from Fort
Bend county. Upon this suit in the court
below, appellant general demurrer, spe'
clal exception and n general denial, and u
plea IN the nature OF an estoppcl, but
waived his demurrer and exceptions, and
'NAN w VIM AiNAi AAAA RNhtt " htllidls dlltl
now assigns as error the usutliCiency of the
petition 10 warrant The judgment rendered
Held, ali the cause of action was defect
/ lively stated, the assignment OF error comes
too late, and his waiver OF the demurrer
and exceptions defeat his right 30 insist
thereon now. But il there y no cause OF
action stated, the error is fundamental and
can he insisted on NJ any time The petit
ton and Judgment show items for which
appellant IL not liable. The Judgment is
therefore reversed and remanded. Hurt, /.
| Wills VS.. Hackett; from Fort Bend coun-
! ty. A motion for new trial made in the jus.
ticc court when appeal to the county court
is taken which is upon the grounds that
the Judgment Is contrary to tho law and the
evidence is not necessarily to be sworn to;
! (Revised Statutes, Article 1925 Anappeal
bond is sufficient when conditioned THAT
said Wills shall prosecute his appeal to
effect" or shall pay and satisfy tho iudg.
ment o. decree that may be rendered
against him ON such appeal" Such is in
proper form. Appellant had tho right to
replace by good bond, the bond by reason
hat II was not in double the amount OF
the Judgment was insufficient. Reversed
and remaudeG iIurt,i,
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MARCH DRAWING

Nv, 'Aee'''''''' ..ell2toO
SOLO tickets, So, Half Tickets,sI
hiehota, S50t 55Ttchets eIOO.
IN Remit money or bank draf, In LETTER nv soma
n1s HN EIess Don't send by registered letter OF
rynsnaHe order Orders of IS aud upward by
o2dnSs can besent at our expense Address III
bnii5ineo Is. M BoARDMAN, CONVERSATIONAL
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LEGAL LORE.

>ynopsas-of Decisions Rendered by the
Higher Courts, Galveston Term, 1898
Carefully and Copiousiy Repoi .ed-con'
stituting Valuable Addition to Curren,
Legal I.iteraturo-soms Cases of rs
Ia
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c lotteries.
Lake Notice.
That in the Extraord;n
'I Mn,,e Drawing of
Next 6 June, the Capital u
Prize will be
$4,000!

7 oO'sea Oy the people Of any st spsed on aud
LIo ooalsaiaios t. State Ste Lottery H.
with cepit Gain 10 and Charitable ,ne Lesis
fund Of over $50 s; aS which rssss
=, By an overwhelming ponnIa oeen added.
Stse was made part OF The nro vote It's nan.
' spen s5diS5piSd beeember STAG Con.
It's Grana si Gap9lSF,NSniy fortuna H s'
place monthly. It never cDsitawings will TAXA
LOOK at the following Scheme. eS or postponeS
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Hop Bitters Will Relieve 70,
Hop Bitters is What You Ne,

II you are old and your blood thin and 1
pure puISe feeble. your nerves unsteady al
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Aliens Drain rood botanical extract
|sl,snsthens the brain and positively curcs
Essyous debility, nsfyoN ", headache S. 9,
AcSslplNtlyu system; " never falls. u pack.
XS, . Tor O6.--At druggist, or Allen'l
iqecy, SO Fiu' avsous' New sYesk'
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PRIZE s~s ooo
1867 Prizes, amounting to

ar mG 90 hereby certify that we suns,v,.o
a faWnas i0 or al the m9nthy and the
Company, and in person manssa state Lottery
cne cravings themselves and that q tba control
t ts WIN honesty, frirness snd same are
da,tn Toward all parties. We sn uuu IN good
o5S nIT 10 use this certificate, with The
mentS. III us advertise
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i've aincd 20 lbs. io months" writes
Mr. J. {. Power, OF Trent H., (Dec 2.S2) "and
am wei man I'd Sni with liver dlsor-
defs sluc, 1852 kitucit cured me-"
Sttongworls from York clergyman.
"a mhedtaiingly rocogd Kiduoy.W0Tt II
greatly benefited me, b, Rev. c E. Kcmb'e
OF Mohawk " Y