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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
A SIGN OF THE TIM les.

An election was held at Portsmouth
New Hampshire, last Saturday. The re.
suit would not be remarkable were II
not that one Of the largest Of the United
States navy yards 10 located there and
the town In former years has given an
overwhelming Republican majority,
The Democrats Of Portsmouth have all
along asserted that the Republican ma
jorlties In that section Of New Hamp-
shire were alone due TO the political
methods by which the navy yard was
managed by the Republicans,
The first election held since the navy
yard fell under Democratic management
and was managed on business principles
and not for partisan purposes, shows
that the charges made by the Democrats
Of Portsmouth were well founded, THE
great Victory Of the Democracy yester-
day. says the Portsmouth correspondent
Of the Manchester Union, In speaking OF
the result Of Saturdays election, "ls
still the sole topic Of conversation
here to-day. The Republicans Of ward
Two are the especial victims Of sadness,
as II had been deemed impossible that
the Democrats could capture that strong-
hold Of Republicanism, But the Demo.
crats Of ward Two, who had for over
twenty years contended In vain against
navy yard corruption In that ward, were
able yesterday by steady, determined
work, to carry the ward, The triumph
OF the Democrats Is complete. Every
single Alderman, Councilman, Assessor
and 0verseer chosen In the city yester.
day 10 Democrat. The victory Ia one
unparalleled In our municipal annals, II
IL complete refutatlon of the contemp,
tible illngs Of the Republican news-
papers. The result is q notification to
the administration that the Democrats
OF Portsmouth need no Government pap
TO strengthen their lighting MUSCLE"
This Is certainly u timely aud striking
comment on the way the Republicans
used navy yards as bulldozing establish.
mente for the benefit Of their party.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

to be some hidden power OF protection
that silenced criticism and prevented
publicity. Political, social, and scien'
tihc Interests combined to shield
drunken dignitarles and TO encourage
an organized system of plunder. Thus
intrenched, the managers Of this
bureau have constantly sought to en-
large Its sphere OF action in efforts TO
absorb the geological survey and other
branches of the service. upon which
they made systematic warfare. This
ambition has at last come 10 grief by an
exposure which is dlsgraceful to the
public service, and ruinous TO all per-
sons involved. Under the eyes of sue
cessiye.Republican administrations and
strengthened by their favor, II 10 proven,
even without the power to compel the
attendance Of witnesses or to adminls-
tor oaths, that gross frauds have been
habltually perpetrated, and the public
money voted by Congress In the interest
Of science has been atrociously squan-
dered. But behind this glaring venal.
ity, proalgate administration, and
spendthrift practices there Ia still
another and very serious aspect Of this
matter. The accounts Of the Coast Sur
vey were not questioned by the ex'
aminers In the Offices Of the Auditor and
Comptroller Of the Treasury. They were
passed as q matter Of course by the high
officials and by the clerks who audited
and approved the forged and fraudulent
vouchers Of Howgate." Chiefs OF div
lslons and clerks through whose hands
these accounts pass, with few excep.
tlons, are still occupying the places they
held when the vouchers Of Howgate, Of
Loring, of Hilgard, and their immediate
predecessors were approved of as being
entirely legal and proper. They aided
In the perpetuation of wholesale and
1agrant frauds, and should 20, and 20
quickly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
VARIETY NEWS,

Nebraska has now about 100000 acres
Of growing forests, In which have been
set 100000 young trees, Besides this
there have been planted over II 100000
fruit trees, over 100000 grape vines, u
vas number OF berry bushes and plants,
and countless quantities OF ornamental
shrubs.
Cyrus Field, celebrated In London last
evening the twenty'seyenth anniversary
Of the successful laying Of the Atlantic
cable. lie gave llue dinner, nj which
two hundred and Atty guesta sat down,
Some of them were The most distin.
guished gentlemen IN the realm. The
toasts were broad and patriotic.
"That Ia u buchshot dose, said drug
eist yesterday M he flashed u preacrip.
ti0n. "What Ia a buckshot doseY" when
doctor don't know exactly what to give
q patient no orders u half dOz n things
put In his prescription, hoping that one
OF them may hit the right 9 o., We call
II u buckshOt prescription because q man
loads his gun 10 the mu2zle on the same
prlnciple,"-[ Atlanta, Ga, Constitution.
A Boston mechanic having u fond.
ness for mathematical research 10
prove what complicated affair u
pad ddle-wheel Of u steamer In, has
made n minute examination OF the
new paddle wheel built for the steamer
Empire State. He has found that there
are iii pieces Of white oak, measuring
6,8i0 feet and Weighing 2S,500 pounds,
Or bolts, straps, aud other wrought iron
faSteniDgs there are 5,0i2 pieces, weigh
ng q total Of II 0l2 pounds.
The latest dodge to the Presidents
favor was tried by Washington
woman, who wanted u place In one Of
the departments, She visited the White
House accompanied by six little chill.
dren, and having c0rnerod the Presi-
dent In tho east room, begged him TO
take compassion on herselfand the little
onee, whom she had no means to sup
port. The President was touched by her
case, but an attendant who happened TO
know the woman well assured him she
had no children, and that those who
accompanied her were borrowed for
tho occasion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

MAJOR BAKER LEE, In the Virginia
Democratic Convention 20, 90 votes for
Governor, but when General FItz Hugh
Loe was nominated, Baker Lee came for.
ward and happily stated the situa lon,
Democracy In Virginia means more
than II means anywhere else In the
world. The Democratic party In Vir.
glnia means progress In mechanical arts
aud Industries. II means a maintenance
Of the prerogatlyes that make up the dig.
nifty OF State, and jealous reg0rd for
oil the rights Of all tho people Of the
State. Democracy IN Virginia to-day
means u development of our mines aud
Improvement Of our agriculture and on.
cOuragement Of manufactures, the In.
coming OF capital from the North and
Northwest and foreign lands to Virginia.
Democracy In Virginia to day means 10.
cial order and sobriety aud an unro.
served recognition Of the dignity OF
OF labor and the highest evidence Of the
most advanced civilization"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

John Sergeant Wise. who was n0mi-
mated on the first ballot for Governor OF
Virginia by the Republican State Con-
ven ion which met at Richmond July 10,
1885, In the sou of Henry A, Wise, OF Vlr.
ginia, and was horn In Rio de Janeiro
December 25th, 1s46 At the age Of 10
young Wise entered the Virginia Mill
tary Institute ut Lexington and remain
cd there until the spring Of GA when he
entered the Confederate army and saw
active service In the Shenandoah Valley
and Ia generally credited with having
borne the last dispatches from JEFF.
Davis TO Gen Les, than on the retreat
10 Appomatl0x In 1865 he entered the
University OF Virginia and commenced
the study OF law, graduating IN '87, and
Immediately began the practice Of his
profession. In 1869 he married Miss Eva
Douglas, Of Nashville, Captain Wiae
dii not engage In politics until 1874,
taking q very prominent part In the
State election Of that year. During the
excitement Of the contest there appeared
In the Richmond "Whig" series Of
cauotic letters, touching upon the elec-
ton, under the nom do plume OF IAN
Old Fashioned Man" They created a
sensation and were the origin Of the
lrst open revolt IN Virginia among ma
tiyes and men OF position against the
practices of BOnrbOnism. Wiee an-
n0unced himself as the author Of these
letters and at once became prominent IN
State politics. III 1873 Wise was rec0g
nlzei M The coming man TO succeed
Gilbert @, Walker In Congress from the
Richmond district, but withdrew In
favor OF his old commander, Gen, John
ston. In 1880 no was defeated for Con-
gress as the Readjuster candidate by his
cousin, g d. Wise. In 1882 no was ap.
pointed by Attorney General Brewster
special counsel 10 assist In the prosecu'
tion Of Virginia election cases. Wise Ia
q typical SOutherner and true descend
ant OF the redOu6table Henry A, Wise,
who was noted for the persistency with
which he clupg 10 any project which he
once took hold Of.
Mr.. Wise 10 an intimate friend Of Louis
schaefer, Esq, Of this city, and the two
keep up continual correspondence,
Henry A Wise, father Of the subject Of
this sketch, was the Governor Of Virginia,
who hung John Brown. He also was u
great friend during his life Of Mr..
Schaefer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
What tho shnkop Bcilcvc About Disease.

They have learned from many years
experience, that nine tenths Of oil the
diseases Of mankind arise from lmper-
feet digeation Of food; for this reason
they have spent years OF labor In pre-.
pairing the Shaker Extract Of Roots
(Siegel's Syrup and II operates like u
charm In oil cases Of indigestion.
II ls not what we eat that makes us
strong, but that which We digest, This
IL the doctrlne OF the Mount Lebonon
Shakers, People who are weak aud
languid, tired aud feeble often wonder,
The reason IL that tho food eaten does
not X ve strength because II IN not d.
gested. The Shaker Extract Of Roots
(Siegors Syrup will restore the dlgos-
tion 10 u healthy condition and drive
away the headache, tho pain In the side
and back, the dialroes after eating and
make the sleep afford rest,
b, b Moore, druggiet NJ Champlain,
N, Y, writes; Eve are using your med
icine In my family for constipation, 70.
sultlng from dyspepsia, with the most
satisfactory results"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Thoao nro Solid Fnots,

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the reach
Of suffering humanity, truly Ia Electric
Bittere. Inactivity OF the Liver, Bilious
ness, Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kid
neye, or any disease OF the urinary or
gans, or whoever requires an appetizer,
tonic or mild etimulant, will always
And Electric Bltters the best and only
certain cure known. They net surely
and quickly, every bottle guaranteed 10
give entire satisfaction or money re-
funded. Sold at llity cents bottle by
Durbin, Wright & Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

IT 10 o growing belief that General
Grants remains will ultimately rest In
Washington, and that The monument TO
his memory WILL be erected at the Ma
tional Capital. Con. Beale and Gen.
Dent, the former life long friend, tho
latter o brother ln.law Of Grants, are
understood TO favor this view, The
reasons which have operated to place
the General'sremains at Riverside have
proven to be unsound; and II Ia under.
stood that the Grant family are Of this
frame OF mind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

THE Alliance Review criticlsos the
portrait Of Lieutenant Governor War
wick Our friend must not imagine
that every ono can afford as beautiful
countenanco and symmetrical mug
as the Review man 30 agreeably pro-
sents to tho delighted beholder. Not
every one can afford II. BY tho way we
suggest that that beautiful face bo put
on Christmas cakes NJ Alliance hereafter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Our ICnpiiah CousIps.

LoNDoN.-In q recent trade mark suit
II was shown by sworn evidence that
over nine million bottles Of ~. Jacobs
Oil had been sold here during the past
few years. Leading chemists certify
that The sale Of this remedy exceeds that
Of all the others, and that II 10 being
recognized % the best pain cure ever
discovered. In serious rheumatism II
has accomplished astonishing results.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Garry tho News

In the days of billlousness, whom your
liver Ia torpid and your skin yellow, 70.
member you have never-failing friend
In DR. Jones' Red Glover Tonic, which Ia
uneaualed In purity and eillcaclousness.
In cases Of dyspepsia, costiyeness, ague
and malaria diaenses and diseases OF the
blood and kidneys, its action 10 prompt
and cure speedy, Price 30 cents, Dur
bin, Wright Il Co.. druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Notice to Contractors.

Scaled proposals. will bc received NJ tho ocn Of tho
undNalguod until noon VI september 10Th, 1896 for
tho fu nlHhng O tho lab and material necessary for
the erection and completion NJ pryy 10 be built NJ
tho FalrlnOnt Chlldrona Home according 10 drawings
ana specifications now On file NJ this Once tho Orn vi
the Auditor VI stalk county Canton uhl0 aud tho a0o
ot Hugh Moral, On Market H., kaat liverpool ohio,
Proposals. an ud 10 Addressed 10 Tho joint Hoard Oi
COMMISSIONER VI stark and C0lumhanA counties, and
marnrd "pfopoaA for pflyyn This building In 10 bc
ab ut 30 foot wide aud 40 feet long ono story hgh IA
bc hrok with aa roof and IA 10 contain ~ hop ore
which aro 10 bo supplied with water tho building In MI
30 " DO hnAtci with steam by connecting with tho
prceent Htcam plpna
lilo Commissioners reserve tho right 10 reject any or
all bda lids must no accompanied w good md IN
tho Hum of 10000 M guarantees that tho bidder Will
enter into contract " hia bid IA q crplod
biln must be made out ON blanks which Will be furn.
lshed for the purpose
Guy rlfDRN Architect,
auRtoew Alliance Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

The special invitation received by Gem
eral Lee TO he present at the Cbseqniea
OF General Grant shows we'll how time
has. eradicated the scars left by our late
war, and Ia evidence that the old sec.
tional feeling OF the South has 20 far dis
appeared that they can mourn over the
death OF their c0nquerer, General Lee
ia grandson Of the famous Light Horse
Harry" Lee Of the Revolution, and o
nephew Of the late Robert II Lee, the
Southern military chieftain He grafu.
ated at West Point In the class OF 1866,
and entered the regular army 40 Lieu
tenant In the Second Cavalry. For three
years preceding thu Rebellion he was on
duty on the frontier, and once In an en-
counter with the Indiana, was deaper-
Rtely wounded In the chest. AT the out
break OF the war he resigned from the
army and followed hia State into seces-
sion, He fought In the Confederate army
throughout the Rebellion, acquiring dis
tlnctl0n aa q cavalry officer After the
war he settled In Virginia as q farmer
and miller, In 1875 he entered political
life, and In 1879 attended the National
Democratic convention, ~ delegate.
th' HNaN 1Nh' hV OhN ~ lbt luU
Democratic nomination for Governor,
but was unsuccessful. The same year
General Lee attracted general attention
by an address which he delivered at the
Bunker Hill celebration. In 1870 he be.
came candidate for the State Senate
on the Democratic ticket, but was do.
feated by the Readjnster candidate, On
July Goth, 1885, General Lee was nomi-
mated for Governor OF Virginia by the
Democratic convention which met at
Richmond. Hs had for his opponents
some OF the most prominent men OF the
State, and the struggle was fierce, II be.
Ing remarked on oil aides that the per-
sonnel OF the convention was superior
to that Of any Of late years and reminded
old politicians OF the great gatherings
ofante bellum days,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

THE Board OF Managers Of the Ohio
penltentiary last week decided that no
more paroles will be granted until tho
Supreme Court has passed upon tho con-
etltutionallty Of the law. Tho Attorney
General In the pleadings also raises tho
question as 10 whether parole Is not
pardon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Sale Of County Bonds.

Tho Commissioners Of stark county, OHIO will oiror
for eale ~ tho Auditors ofloe IN caution, STARK county
Ohlo, IN Thursday TIM 10th day " bopttmbo, 1889 NJ
clOoh y m, Ton Thousand Dollars (tlU,t OO) worth
" County Donua for tho purpose o building nh Insane
Department. for tho benont VI stark county, ONO IN.
sued IN acc0rda 90 with tho prjylsna of Sections 7lu
And vBgb of the ovlted Statutes of OHIO Said Doniu
eho 10 run goyon yeaa from date 0f ahr, with interest
payable nolni Annually, A tile rate 0f p Dor ant per
nnnum Principal aud Interest pa,ablc NJ tho County
rrpAsurrA otIlce, IN Canton STARK o., ohio
The Uoinmltaon 10 reserve tho rpht to rooct any on
all bids that nay be m ido for same
Tho above bonds 70 bo " Quo thousand dollars donom
lnatl0n each, All bds received must be q aled,
ny order Of Commissioner
y II MANLY,
hugiUhw Auditor Of Hlnih Co, OhiO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Divorce Notice.

James A. McQlard, whose residence "a unknown,
Will TAX notice that on the ION day Of August, A ~
lomm0 plena stark county, ohio, bpnp cause nn'
Der 1910, praying for divorce fr m tho said James
McClatd, on The ground OF wllfiI absence, 10 bc 70
stored her maiden name and TO hnye tho custody Oi
their chlllf NJ aud that said cause will BIO for hearing
on ana after october 10Th, 1856
MONO \ MCCARTHY,
hunlOLw At'ya for palntH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Legal Notice.


Jacob Kcor, whose raoo ot residence n Hudson In
dlhnA Elizabeth MOaRf0yr whose place " residence N
Monticello, lllnolnl John Keller whose place Of resi-
denoo N Avalon, MegoufI Gilbert Keller, jOnnlc kel
lcr aud rhnoe Keller whOac place Of reldcnoe IN Ran
som, Mlchlphnl Mary Nnohtl, Sal mo Mitchell, May
u, shcoso, Benainln Aalty and Frank Sialoy, whose
riel fitch, whose llaoO 0f ca'oncc IA S Louis Mo,
Will Tux notice hal Ol tho dAy VI June, A. ~
1876 he undor'l nod plat W ilOd his petition IN lhe
Court 0l Comm n ~ ~ ~ n arb county, Ohln aottlnq
forth IN Hnsnu,o tha on thN lUth day OF rrlrurr A,
~ iSO, uno tlONol kollNr, m unrn Of plaintiff being
then arlko "a lo TO tho lite estate Il Ohr Samuel KO
lnr VI y ct VI about intro no. % VI land situate In
the t0Nnlhlp 0f Ferry county NJ STARK anu state vi
OhlO and helna rat o. tla Outhwot quarter ~ fAo,
tltna aCtlun thirty 0ne a. mi l0Snahiu dld tho1 en-
ur Into M ar mrnt with lhn rlalntitt whereby said
EKghle kC ngtuNi " WlnyuY tAd urOnlsea 10 plain.
iltt IN confederation Of pnlbtln hOarlinH and caring
fnr said EE hol Keller during hle natural life, that
plaintiff iull, performed his Ta " said contract that
bAld Ekel lo kplor OpArO Od hu lie October lat d.,
Sl, Without executing tad conveyance that part 0i
thr hrlra ~ ead EA Ne Knlrr representing two soy.
entha VI ht state rave recognized pnlntita claim 10
sid nti mto aud have 60 yoiod thrll Interest therein
~ ulau that dttndlna ae tlt IL NJ nOra " Haid
Elelrl llrr r'rfO cnlnn iomA MN Ave sryonihq
ot hH ralA whu ftu ~ convey their interest thoroln
~ UhlutW IT
The N yer said petition ID that tho dcienfanta
may he rtd rd 70 convey Their IN crest In said premises
" plnnilU And fNr NO irinl relief
Aild dOirhdinH are required 10 answer hnl1 urttlOn
on on hciOfo tho Rilh daf ~ 40 irmNbr, n itisb,
ENEklEL KELLEW, Plaintiff
nuglB'Lw ny II w, MCCAu0ikY, hiA Ait'y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Legal Notice.

DafnnArt wcnning reading NJ ropal Marshal ooun.
w. indlAnnA will tako n0oc that on tho plfd day OF
july, A. ~ 1890 Kcim Sons nled thcr petition IN tho
Common Pleas Court hlafk county, Oho, IN rasu No
HpH0, against tho above named Hafhhat WehhlnR,
praying Tor q judgment hgalnnt him In tho pum "
lab no. with Interest thereon from January iplh 1890
can t0Lpb paid June 1bth 1910, aud that Al order OF
attachment was lAsuod IN Hhid action fOr tho nhid sum
o gibU0 aud interest," 40 Aforesaid lcsa aald Bum OF
lBi 70, paid thereon ~ Aforesaid
eaid IlAfuhar wenplnn II required ~ answer on or
before tho goth day 0t September ttVib, or Judgment
may be laken aralnat him. .
A, NJ, MCCARTHY aud
MONu n MOCARlY
huaGLw AuyB fof Kplm n Soma,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
LEoAL.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Common Pleas Court
In and for stark county, ONO will offer for sale "
public auction, on
Saturday, the lsth day Of September, 1886,
ut o'clock In tho afternoon upon tho promises. tho
following described real estate situate In Pko township
Stark county Ohio lOwlt All Of the southwest quar-.
Ter Of section TO- In township and range u containing
100 ana lolOO acres mere or less, Excepting there,
from 90 and iel0O acres on Of the south slide Of said
quarter section leaving 100 acres Ot said quarter 800.
li0n which N appraised NJ VI 300 and N DO sold free
OF tho dover estate therein VI Mary Young, widow OF
Daniel Young decoaaed said land IN we'll wAtcredI has
good farm buildings on H. good orchards aud IN Altua
ted IN good community,
Also tho following described tract or parcel OF said
quarter section bong hn exception roofred TO- t0wtl
beginning NJ stone on tho southwest corner Of said
quarter aecl0n thence north with the west line OF said
quarter nftoon chains 70 atAoi thonoo cast parallel
With the south line OF said quarter, forty ohana and
thirty three links 10 stone IN tho east limo Of said
Quattcrl thence south nfeon chains 10 stone on tho
southeast corn OF said quartcr thence west with tho
south Hue " said quarter forty ohahs and thirty
links 70 tho place " beginning containing 90 aud
dnQQ acrca subject 70 tho dover estate therein OF tho
hAld Mary Young widow Of Daniel Young, deceased,
said 20 hnd lplOO acres being appraised NJ I'll 300
subject 10 said dover estate therein,
Terms Ot aale-Onet ird In hand, One'thlrd IN ono
year ana Onethrd IN two years from day ~ sale, with
INTEREST," the deferred payments 10 bo secured by mort
LEONARD II. STANDS,
Administrator Of the estate Of Daniel
huRlBhw Young, deceased
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Notice to VaCate Alley.

Notice IA hereby given that tho petition praying oI
tho vacation " An ALLEY extending from High street y
Noe UiT and 0is 10 now pending before tho Council Of
said olty, aud that the aane will stand Tor action on
aud alter tho plat DAY OF Huptrinber 1890,
10 N, GRIMES, olty Clcrk.
Canton, o., Auu, ath, 1895, % Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
Executors Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that tho undersigned hA been
appolnjpd and oihlned m Executor VI tho eaiAte of
rhllp iilnduhen late Of stark county, Ohio, decd
auaInIlw AUGUST HiNDUiiMN,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-20
MMDIoAL.
DYSPEPSIA

Causes its victims TO be miserable, hopeiess,
confused, and depressed In mind, very Irrlta
bic, languld, and drowsy. II Ia a disease
which does not get well OF Itself. II requires
careful, persistent attention, and remedy to
throw of the causes and tono up the diges-
tive organs TIL they perform their duties
willingly, Hoods sarsaparllla has proven
Just the required edromedyin hundreds OF cases.
shave taken Hoods sarsaparllla for dys-
pepsia, from which have suffered two years.
tried many other medicines, but none proved
so satisfactory as Hoods sarsaparllla.p
THOMAS COOK, Brush Electric Light Co.,
New York City.