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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-22
Central Anne, lea.

Yesterday we passed through what
was to all a strange phenomenon in the
Caribbean Sea. The water all about US
for q long time was red, then it branched
out in streaks into sea-green. For a
short distance it was green, then deep
blue. The Captain said in the nine
years that he had been sailing on these
waters he had never seen the water red
before, and he was visibly agitated
about it. He took the latitude and
longitude to report on his return. May
81 we came in sight of Little Corn
Island. 1t presented quite picturesque
appearance with the cocoanut and
banana trees growing close to the
waters edge, here and there among the
foliage q little hut or tent peeping
through. That night we reached Blew
fields, small settlement composed
chiefly of natives, there beng only five
Or six white families in the place. 1t
has a fine harbor, but is up { G river
five miles, and we were obliged to an
Choir near the mouth and 90 ashore in
sail-boat. The people live in shanties
with matched roofs of cocoa palm. said
shanties consisting of one or at most
two rooms, bare floors, or the bare
grounds, and hammocks for beds. Many
of the inhabitants are very black and
others mulatto, some very good-looking
indeed. They are very religious peo-
pie. The Moravians have a mission
there and quite good-sized church.
The women and children on Sunday
don their Sunday go-to- meeting clothes.
most of them white and look very neat
We called on white lady, a Mrs. Smith
(the Smiths have spread as far south as
Central America). She lives in neat
place, close to the waters edge. with a
broad piazza across the front and blinds
with very large Stats OF both sides OF
the corner room instead of windows.
The breeze sweeps through always de-
lightful and cool. She sent out and had
two boys climb tall cocoanut tree and
get us some of the fruit. They Knocked
off half-a-dozen and gave me some OF
the fresh cocoanut milk, which is con-
sidered very nourishing drink. An
other nice drink here is made from the
sour sap-a green fruit the size of an
orange. The inside is boiled, then
strained. sweetened and cooled, and
makes drink similar to lemonade.
We do not see any lemons in this coun-
try. The lines are used instead Cor.
Clereland Herald. #EWs
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-22

shall probably have an annual total Of
three million w2termelons bought and
devOured in our midst.
Now, this vast watermelon import
has several important results. Aside
from the quickening of exchange, a
vast quantity of freight is furnished to
the railroads, their receipts are in
creased, they are thereby the better pre-
pared to pay the interest on their
bonded debt. and thus the "bloated
bondholders" of the East and Europe
become still more blOated and are able
to drink champagne because the people
of st. Louis eat watermelons. Bat
there are still other possibilities IN these
three million watermelons. Suppose
that each watermelon furnishes feast
to four people Lefore it finally disap-
pears, then at least twelve million diff
ferent individual fcasts will. be enjoyed
in this city from the succulent Southern
import. Nor is it absurd to conclude
that twenty-five per cent. of those who
feast will repent of their dissipation in
material collie and mental sackcloth and
ashes, and we shall have three mil
lion Individual cases of collie. If q
doctor be called in every tenth case,
30O,0 bills of attendance will be rem
dered and as these cases mostly occur
in the shades of night, about 5000, 600
will be necessary to defray the expense.
If one prescription be given in every
100 cases, the druggists will be the
richer by $4,000 separate accounts.
while the tons of paregoric necessarily
used will tend still further to the
pecuniary benefit of the dispensers
of pills and tonics. Worst of all-for
we can not afford to omit this item
will be the. job furnished the re-
cording angel in taking down the in
Vulnerable impatient EXPLANATIONS of
parents awakened by the groans of the
family heir suffering from the pangs Of
watermelon. the oaths of doctors reused
to minister to the wants of patients who
''ate too much watermelon" the cuss-
words of druggists forced to get up and
dispense paregoric to watermelon VIC
tins. Such, in fact, is the breadth of
the subject that when it is considered
in all its fullness, the social philosopher
may well be excused for doubling
whether the watermelon is worth either
the pecuniary outlay or the physical,
mental and moral devastation it causes.
st. LOuiS Republican.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-22
A Stingy Woman.

The intuition and the malignity oil
woman are two things that pass all
understanding.
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Callahan are
two Austin ladies that do not love each
other A mutual friend called on Mrs.
Foster, and during the conversation the
visitor remarked:
Mrs. Callahan has had her front
teeth filled"
did she have them filled entirely?"
.Oh. yes; but why do you ask?''
For no particular reason, except that
she is so close 1 supposed that she
would only have them partly filled.
She must have been in an extravagant
mood. What did she have her teeth
filled WITH"
"With gold, of course"
"Humph! I'll bet they are only
plated. "-Te1as Sytings.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-22
A More Appropriate Name.

"Will you have some of the dessert,
Mr.. Dumley?" inquired the landlady.
Dumley politely allowed that he
would.
..Do you know" he remarked, as he
gazed at the very narrow little piece OF
whortleberry pie which was sent him,
..that would hardly call this a dessert -
mo, what would you call it?', she
demanded.
IAN oasis. IN y. Sun.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-22

~An communications for this paper
author; not necessarily for publication. but
IS an evidence Of good faith on the part Of
the writer. Write only on one side OF the pa
per. Be particularly careful in giving name
aEd distinct
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-22

I'm the South the feeling is growing
thar the man SO ready to hand out a
pistol on the least provocation is cow
ard in comparison with the common
bully, who tights with his fists.--Chi-
c0q0 Herald.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-22

The agricultural statistics of Ire
land continue to show steady decrease
in the numper Of separate holdings.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-22

20 be scared by squirrel, or a rustling
leaf. Baal."
However, Molly was Enthusiastically
nervous; and one result of her nervous
ness was that she held the reins tight
" and sat firmly in the saddle. 1t
was often her habit while riding TO let
the reins lie loosely on her horses
neck willie her thoughts were busy
elsewhere; but well was it for her to-
day that something occult influence
in sky or air, perhaps-had made her
uneasy.
The road, after reaching the crest of
Saddle-back, suddenly dropped, begin
ming the descent by passing through an
opening in the granite ridge, but little
more than sufficiently wide for a wagon
to 60 through. Just as Mollywas riding
through this miniature mountain
notch, out from the dense thicke. at the
foot of the rocky wall man sprang
and, endeavoring to grasp her bride,
Baal SHE'D then and shot ON like a
flash. and the same instant brave Molly
Crowde was herself again, her nervous
ness gone, her grandmother qualities
rising in her blood.
All, Baal. that was the right thing
to don' she said, with a long-drawn
breath. "And now. my brave fellow,
you have got some steady work to do"
for she had seen, as she dashed past, q
horse tied to q tree and she knew,
whether drunken Indian or murderous
white man, that in a moment he would
be on her track, and the open country
and safety q long five miles away.
Nobody witnessed that ride for life
but the squirrels and rabbits and, per-
chance, wild deer -.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12
Remarkable Career Of Chicago Doc


"Did You eyer bear OF n blind doc,
torP' asked AN eminent surgeon ,of.a,
reporter for the Inter OdoaDi ths other
day,
"Don't think I ever 'did,H wax the re-
ply, ''and don b see how " blind man
could handle u scalpel or mix pre-
scriptien,h ggA tfA
,.rhatis tho natural supposItlon,' he
responded; bun, romaskable a. Il may
seem, we have In Chicago blind man
who Is already successful In the pro-
fession, and promises, 70 become nmi-
"Who Is 6ep"
"Robcrt Hall Babcocl."
"Is no totally blndP' prt,
.Yes, and hIF been from chlIdhpod,j
He was born In Walertown N. Y, In
1881 ,,and mQyed with, his. parents TO
Kalamazoo, Mich, where an accident
bp(ell him which, while II marred, pep
baps hepedto determine his 30 far ro-
markable career, One day, al the ago
Of thirteen, while playing with gun
powder, tho terrible stun exploded. 10
The ensuing inflammation, .theIr' sIgbt
was forcverl lost His parents Aentlhj,n
10 nm institution for thebllnd "a lbiia-
|-teIrbia.s Where lbe remaInod.thrse.y yra,r,,,
At sixteen he went TO Olivet, Mich.
and there prepared for college, In 800
he entered tho freshman class Of tho
Western Reserve College, at Hudson.
10. There he rpmain6d until the olaae
of the junior wear. After this oouyse
he went 10 Ann Arbor, where he went
through the senior oourse taking no
degree, inasmuch as his studies we're Of
an elective character, And now be-,
gins his. medical work. n "
4" In the full ef 1864" continued the
surgeon, che entered The medical de.
partmcnt OF Michigan University. and
took the lectures for twon winters, In
1875 he entered the Chlpago Medical.
Collage, and herc.he grudnnted In tbol
class Of 1878. And even then he didn't
consider himself ready. SO ho entered
tho College of Physicians and Surgeons
IN New York CITY, and there he gradl
uated, standing among the ten honor
men 10 the class Of 1919, with a mem
bcrship of nlnety-ilyc. Then a married,
man, he came 10 Chicago and apent ile
fall and winter doing some aulzzing nj
the Chicago Medical College. together
witha HtiIe praclicel = y p !, Y,
"In July OF 1880 he and his wifo
sailed fo,sGermany, mdthere Me- mas.
tered the Language. IIa had Ia. fo,, tbe
Young fellow wao never 10 receive any
education through the ewes. as MANY
another mnn paItlallytocS bui tbrouob
His senses of hearing and touch, Then
he took n course of lectures A, the Uni.
yerdw OF Berlin. m Ooioher .'of Ina,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12
The seyasiopol OF 10. Day.

Z TwoptS.0lglt times the earth has run
around the sun since tho last bomt
burst over the august city" of Scyas
top0l, and yct Tho rulns OF houses
churches and forts are M fresh aud
plentiful as II lhcy had boop made. but
yesterday, The least aoa breeze ralsoa
.jho clouds oi dust and sand, and tho
unhNppy'cltI sands u sad rcproaoh Ia
Russian neglect, And yet II IL ~ holy
place. Thcu NV the historical earth
works, and Mpldkol llill saturated
with Russian blood. There fought, suf
.iorod and diod may, marched 10 sure
death hundreds of thousands OF Rus
snl soldiers. 'lprd IA the hlslorica
grave Of legion Of llusshn hcroos, but
no prond mnusouum crowns thht tomb,
II Is covered with yellow griSs, thistle,
and heaps Of dust, Alnsl such u grave
hdtcr Siggoats 'thb thoughts "ln glon,
ous death thcrc IL immortal glory" Mo-
~ rather saysi "NNlions, Hike mon, iitt
unqrntoiul .-.. '' '.'''' q
.nuring iwcntgeelght years our coun'
Try has moi done anything 10 assist Ii
tho resurrection OF Scynstbpol, and th,
authorities have soomtd 10 thwart ovorJ
Sign Of life thoro Scvastopol Ia ono oI
tho best commercial porta IN tho world.
but the Ministry Of thc Navy greedily
sticks 10 eSory piece ol land indIepensp
bic 10 the merchants, Andgso the. ~
vnstopbl Of ,U.iAy II Mother Ncommcr'
cial nor naval port, Before the Crl'
medb War thcro wore In Sevosiopol 90.
900 inhabiiane, und now .Jt, hOrdly
counts third Of that number Certain
| ", under il,e prescott circumstances, tho
sSeyaAtopolIahs oan not rebuild their city
with thoir own means,
| a., Mature hps made Soynstopol and
tho Crlmca In general n real gem,
Winter ", poi known thoro, and delicate
eonp.trQpIgpl, fruits aud the beautiful
sen mako II u moal desirable resort Tor
invallda aud tourists. II Ia our Italy or
our Florida. But our oounlrymen aro
80 ac6uatomcd 10 frosts, SNOW aid loo
that they do not appear 10 care ~ oil
for thai scmi.iropical paradise, tho
G,jinen, | 10 Sdyatippol tharp Ia small
capo call ''tho Cape Of Free Contomplar
tons" We wonder what thoughts are
| in tho minds W, our. countrymon who
visit that cape, In view Of the ruins,
! OF, tho. dust and OF the "auguet
city" OF tho forgotten graves Of a,hun-
drcd thousand, horoea, Of tho raronaiu'
| raj iorta not utilized, does II not Occult
| 90 thcm that Russia ID playing tho,pert
Of u etepmothcf toward her brayost aud
most uniotlmniu thlld, Sevastopolp--
81 Pcietsbiirg Novoo prenlia,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12

Some men seem TO think that we ought
TO have machine, amplysupplled with
money to work II, and under the ahao-
lnte control OF a boss or bosses, 10 die
tate who shall or who shall not receive
the honors and rewards within the gift
Of the people. TO set up such q machine
II Ia necessary In the first place to kill
of the men who have heretofore enjoyed
'the confidence Of the party, the men
whose ability, hard labor, and princi'
pies did 10 much TO keep the party TO-
gether In the terrible ordeal through
which II has passed. lam unwilling to
see this dOne.--Allen g. Thurman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12
IA wide Awal,n prnnrI.t

. MP III Barr Is always wide awake
In his busiless and spares nd pains Ia
secure the best o. every article In his
line. He has secured the agency for the
celebrated DR.. King'sNew Discovery for
Consumption. The only certain cure
Nor Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Hoarse.
ness, ASthlnh, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, OF
any affection of the Throat and Lungs
Sold on hpositiye guarantee. VIII give
you a Trial Bottle free. Regular size
$l.00.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12

The Rev. j. Jisper (colOred), who in
stats. .ihai "tiie ann does moye," Ia 80
popular In Richmond, Va, that when a
stranger inquiries the way 10 his church
the directions are tO take car TO q GER
tain corner and then follow the crowd.
The evidence OF success OF modern dis
cOyeries being their popularity, "foll0w
the crowd TO your drug store and got a
bottle Of Bigelow's Positive CurO, which
cures coughs, colds, consumption and all
throat aud lung diseases speedily,
thoroughly and permanently. Trial
bottle free, OF Durbin Wright & Co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12
.wondoll phIlllpa, spoAkInp n n

Wendell Phillips, speaking Of ~.
,Iouper,1uth since her, death, ,spysl
"lIer natural wit aud Happiness IN rd.
tort have hardly ever seen cqualcL
Her cloquenoe was NJ times marvellous
| once heard her describe the Captain
Of n slaye.shlp going up TO jrVgpcnt,
followed by hls Victims NJ they gathered
from the depth ., the sen, " ~, Alruln
that reminded me Of Clnrcnge's dfpnp,
In shakespeare, ani equnlcd ~. Tho
anecdotes Of her ready wit anil quick,
striking replies are numerous, She
used 70 say 10 usl yo, reod books Eod
Himself talks 10 me. p" T. .,.,i.1 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12
nuokl,y's ArnIcn Saliva.

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted TO speedily cure
0orns, Bruises. Cuts, Ulcers. salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Cancers, Plles, Chllblaina,
,Cotna.tettdr 0happed Hands, and. MI
skin eruptlons, guaranteed TO cure In
every case or money refunded. 26 cts,
per box, For sale by p. II. Barr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12

TrnnE "a no nonsense about the old
Roman Df Ohio politics. He says the
Democracy has no need of syndicate
TO manage Ito affairs. He accepts
standard time, but not an oil corpora
tion.-Pltts. Post. .'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12

In England there were last June H.
100000 cows and heifers In milk or calf,
and about 100000 persons are concerned
in the dairy industry. II each COW gives
b0gallons OF milk year, the product
win be worth over $200,000,0O0. .,, .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12
ftItTlO(l f59sss.5s.Z! y; Nj,

An honorable Nlce-k Vico-Prcsi-
dent. M y. Commercial advertiser
The little ones are the most highly
gifted people about elrlstmqs time,
What relation docs The doorstep
bear TO the doormatp It's stop
father. r.--Detroit Post,
, b t-AJBatavla 5(N Yl man dlslocated
r. hisS INV bylyawnipg. The Indies In the
Y neighborioodaWeie In. tAllSlag bonnet
TO his wife, and the man got tired.
"A German dcrmatologlst says that
badness Is catching, Yes, gentlemen
with bald ptte-qomplalrthyt t)ioy catch
81 from OIldudrthrs.- Boston IrahSoTpt
When IL q door not doorp Whom
Il Ia II lar. Oh, no; that answer belongs
=. 10 tho nrstNdaeadeof tha>hst century.
d. Nowadays ajdoor 10 nQieaAdopr when IL
is u nogress-an cgress, The Judge.
--''Why Is n young lady's age, after
she reaches twenty-five, like n floral
wedding llp" asks nm outsider. And
ho says II In "beoausc II IL never tol'di'
y iapb thub "a NIlibehs lNorfislopWs Herald.
.,-Somewhat. 10 hlmselt' 'Can you
" oar me,Asdskdd n" cortland 'nnhr Of his
tghtPr h06D yos edra The fact Is,
you were tight when measured you"
.--Marathoa independents
5A4 4AAp obsoryef aaysi ~ Away stspda
y web umbrella Will lthe handle down;
( ono trial wllconvlnce YOU oftlc rapid.
\ , hywitk which Ntswhl dram, and your
umbrella will last longer II dried quick
w." We tried that once tried II In
, beybql 9bpp; :, wc are, flly oSo,gynfcod
fthe tiifdlty with wMot'lt win Drain.
A %SS iIg5SYsySs9I, pHi'sitSr% stiJ% Va s'asi %iI
speak ut more lcngth OF the test The
Judge, "a
lAs THE ptbcr'doy js genVoman arrlv-
j, lng Id Piaib attlp .INpp RailYay Ste.
tlon got into cab and told tho driver TO
take him 10 the Rue Milton After cor
tain time the cab arrived NJ tho Ruo
Lord Byron. "Wbot is the numberp"
asked the ooachman. Tho gentleman
put his ASaa, oeut. .G NoSqp wIedoY and
Miltoni" 6Ahr" eaid tho coachman
pfter q slight pause, "that's true, ryo
made mistake In the poqtsr'r 10
~ -Ifow sRcporlor Loyt lis Grib-A
Dull sickening Thud once Entered u
o.. nowapapw l1iee aud Complained 20
tho Managing odierthh ~ Had been
Badly Treated. 'And how SOP" In
quired the Editor "ln your account
OF last Fridays hanging" explained
tho Aggricved rhud, 'your Reporter
lul madq NOS Reference 10 n,o, Although u
was wiCh the Doomed lolon whom ho
fcll.n "Your Complaint II 4 roason-
able one," Quoth tho Editor, aud he
Discharged the reporter Forthwith
Chioago NoQs.I SEQ s'G
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12
? srssss6SsAE EsSpS L%ITSHnAnnsre.'
fhiilips alwaSs putt
nlckle into the organ grinders hat

-WenUeu hlWhyh puuo !"
nlclle into the organgrinder's hat
Patti has 100000 worth Of dia-
p = inonds, all OF them given TO her.-M
n sam sU-e - ftffts te.
J John Mccarthy has lived for ninety
- wears In Muncy Pa, where no was
born. Pittsburgh Post.
cUN1 ~ M-sSminbarne; the poets@lll 'read ms
poems In this country at "a dollar a
.- read."- Chicago Herald.
Henry Ward Beecher says that his
recent trip West and South has made
noIava WIN s%aS r.! ton year. younger d -sFees"
1T Is related by John b. Cough.
tho lecturer, that when a boy, alone,
ffiendless and penniless In New York.
he sold his knife 10 buy postal-stamps
= "a and letter paper with whichto write to
his parents.
'-'''-' '-' e-i Miss Rebecca Boone, Who died re-
Gently In Norrlstown. Pa, aged eighty
eight, was cousin OF Abraham Lin
coln and the daughter OF q cousin OF
a.. the. The famous DAME! Boone Of Ken;
The first religious newspaper pub
liShed' In this country' was called thu
Religious ReDenibrdncer and the FIRST
d c'., numbergwns issued-Septambor d. 1919,
by John W, Scott, Of Philadelphia, and
was Presbyterian In sentiment
The wife of w. II. II. Murray has
9I returned FROM Europe with . diploma
WV iiyl II from theNlpppgl MbhIe9! College both.
as physician and surgeon, being, her
friends say, the only woman In the coun-
try with this certificate Boston POST
Mr.. r. Il. Barnum, the great show
man, lectured before the students Of the
Bridgeport Comm Business College re-
~: =; Y ;|: \! !: Y !
attained her hundredth year few days
ago. She belonged TO the Methodist
Church until her ninety fifth year, when
she embraced Mormonism. She greeted
fifty grandchildren on this occasion.
She has 2l4 descendants in Utah.-Den-
II I I: !: 8: {:
and five children, In modest style, In
Des Moines. Ia. He Is u boylsh-l0o~lng
man, OF quiet manners, and Is an active
member OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. ChicdQo Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12

l | WANT TO zee our officers elected In
the good old.fashioned Democratic mode,
and not by some new.fangled mode that,
% say the least Of II, wears an evil.
omened and inanspicious aspect.-Allen
q. Thurman. g.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12
How Tho Department y1crlb Ap,uso
Themselves. "N's" wv

Tho following story s told AT tho OK,
pcnee Of ono OF tho bureaus under tho
Jurisdiction Of the Interior Departments
A Tow days ago. NJ dlurl entered hia
rom anil anhopncod 10 .hla fellow
eloflp vhht b hid ptkod up q pocket
BOOK containing over twenty dollars In
ono Of the rooms NJ tho building. lm-
modiatoly n crowd collected at6hhd The
fortunate clerks dosIt There lay a
small red poeket-boos @ithD VI stiins
wound iarouwiVdt Tho crisp green.
backs were vIsiblo. causing many oyea
TO- Nater' Hatnld c,yers. thrust Into
pockets and anxious looks wore fol.
io1od' byi sh,lhtl Mud numerous ,qses.
tIone directed 10 tho lndor. who nj last,
M u tmttrhimodA way. rcmarlsedi
There IN The, pockrt,hpok, found u,
but Thii ready 10 'tufn II over TO the
Qysy inpp that ,dqscrbes Ia contents, -"
Tho 'ntwe'thht h poSkcl.book had been
found sprppd lIbq wild fire through Tho
building. "Chicla u divisions, clerks,
mevseugers aud watchmcn became
filled with excitement, aud hurried TO
|, Join Tho, lthrepgl ! bpsund the clerks
desk. y Finally the pocket. book was
|. turned over ,Io thr olilci clcrlt, who,
after examining lts conienle, discovered
that n belonged ~ ihe finder. aud the
whole thing was u Joke The owner OF
thc book ~ somewlatlof q wag, and he
knew II contained apvural articles that
ho one but hl,ntc,t ,had hpowledge o.
70 hc determined 10 have n little sport
NJ tho expense Of his associates. The
fun was Kept up for nearly n half hour.
| |IllSdle bapf Nd not suiltr, 80 Washington
llIOWNd .DAL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12

The grea, corporation composed, OF
ncarly ah The gns companies Of Lpndon
" by fnr the largest concern Of u,e KIND
la The wo,h. II has . capital Of acsrly
~. W. VpV0. ,aS lN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12
"Buohu-Pnlba."

Quick, complete cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases
81. Druggists. '
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-12

t-.,rhsnpeslcd the bells, more is,ld and aerp,
fqod N not desd, nor doth be nluspia w A
S wsSss :. ,.,;s. ,s ,es n,sYrs s ,cs@
"-'''' i--Lsnof&ieAs..