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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
COLUMBUS,
Archaeological aud Historical ... Mont
geometry County aud stark

Archaeological aud Historical see Mont.
gomory County nd stnrk
The s ate Archaeological and Historic
VI Society was In session In the State
Llbr ry rooms two day', beginning on
Thursday The venerable Ex-senator
Thurman presided, aud the frat
day was agreeing on cOnatitu.
tlOn, On Thursday evening they
met IN the Senate chamber,
Judge Thurman presiding, when inter
esting speeches were made by General
BdnkerhOif on Archaeology, President
Andrews, OF Marietta College, on tho
North west Territory; Mr.. Curtis on tho
early settlers, and Others. The next an.
nual meeting will be held February
lODh, the date Of 0hlo's admission into
thu Union.
Mr. Colo'a bill providing for an addi.
tlonal Common Peas Judge IN the Ju.
dlclal district embracing Stark, Carroll
aud C0lumblana counties, which had
passed the House, was defeated In the
Senate yesterday, Tho bill was one
which should have passed, tho Common
Pleas Court In Stark being overloaded
with business and the dOckets not being
anywhere near kept up TO date on this
account.
Senator williams, OF Cleveland, made
nn able speech In favor OF the bill,
showing the situation aud the absolute
need Of help. The Senators opposing
never met n single fact Remarks were
also made In favor Of tho
bill by Senators Dickson, OF
Columblsna and Wolcott OF Geauga
The bill passed the House with only ono
dissenting vote. " was q great ehame
that the Senate defeated the bill There
waa no good reason for its defeat, for
the wants OF tho people require II.
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CLEVELAND EXAMINES A SEWER.

A gentleman signing himself "Bnf-
falo," sends the following communica-
ton to the New York Sun:
To THE EDITOR OF THE sUN-Sir:-I
never heard Of Grover Cleveland till he
was mentioned for the nomination for
Governor In the Democratic State Con-
yenti0n In 1882 There was nothing
singular In this, for though no was then
Mayor Of Buffalo, what lawyer In New
York city pretends TO keep the run OF
the Mayors of BufTalop Soon after he
Oecame the nominee for Governor |
learned something about him that ar
rested my attention. A strong Republi-
ran from Buffalo visited my office on
business. He was conducting large
operations, which made II necessary for
him 10 frequently visit the Buffalo docks
very early In the m0rning, A big sew.
er job was being carried Oh by the AL
dermen, which was involving the ex-
nenditure OF good deal OF money, and
just then another appropriation was TO
no called for. IL was beginning 10
make a noise In the city. My Republi.
caD friend knew Cleveland personally,
lo ulUNo Onb lnuIHlHB HUUut uHyllRUI
down toward the dock, when he caught
sight Of the Mayor near his unfinished
sewer, He relned up his horses and
asked the Mayor what he was doing
there, Mr., Cleveland was pretty we'll
besmeared with mortar and mud, es.
peclally on his boots, He told Mr., -
that he had been looking thoroughly for
himself into this JOB, and that no re.
garded II AZ swindle. and II should
have no more money from the city
treasury II he could prevent II. "And
now," said the Buffalo Republican, IL
am going home TO vote for him for Gov
ernOr."
Grover Cleveland Ia now President. or
course, no cannot keep his aye on every.
thing, But II he will TO the utmost Of
his powers Of vision look into the
awindling Jobs carried on under the
Federal Government 40 closely as no did
into swindllng jobs at Buffalo while no
was Mayor, he will save the people many
millions Of money. BUFFALO.
New YORK, March IL.
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LEaIsLATIyE DOINas,
Tho FREQ School Book Biii Again Goes
OyorssIbiiln Passed,

Tho FREQ School Book Biii Again Goes
Oyor.Dills Passed.
COLUMBUS, March 1.-THE Leglela.
ture accomplished very little TO day,
There was barely quorum preseut In
The House, and oil bllls or u general ma
ture on the calendar had TO be passed
aud only local bills considered. Under
this arrangement MIR. Burnelts Free
School Book bill for Cleveland, which 10
dietinctiyely u local measure, would
have been taken up and Lost, but MIR,
Brunner, who was In the chair, very
kindly prevented this. saying that as
Mr.. Burnett was absent and he himself
was somewhat Interested In tho bill, he
would lot II also 20 over. Finally tho
local bills were disposed OF and thon the
general measures taken up. The Bur-
nett Free School Book bill waa then
saved again by Mr.. BrunDer's ruling. IL
will come up tomorrow.
Much OF the afternoon was spent In
discussing Mr.. Roche's bill authorizing
the County Commissioners, Treasurer
and Auditor OF Uuyahoga county 10 en-
ploy nn agent TO get property on the tax
duplicate, not Hated for taxation, and
receive therefor 20 per cent. Of tho tax
10 realized Ivy the efforts OF such agent.
Mr.. Ryan, Of 5cioto county, Jumped on
the bill, declaring II u job In the inter.
cat OF MorgAnthHler who hai had such
u contract with Hamilton aud other
count 3, Mr.. Cogan aud Mr.. Wolf, of
Hamilton county, came to the defense
! Of the bill AMI nyerrel that much money
| had been we'd TO Hamilton county by
the operation Of euch law. Mr.. Brown
| OF Warren county, spoke against II. The
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LOUISVILLE,


| Items OF interest," FROM Ouf Regular COR
respondent.
Mr.. Victor Guijtard IN visiting his
parents In New Bedford, Holmes county
Obi.
Mas Kate Marley, Of Warsaw, Ohio, IL
ylgiing her sister, Mrs, II, Barr, on
Chapel street.
Mrs, j, 0. Myers has moved her stock
OF millineTy into the Pence building,
lately fitted for that purpose.
Dayls & Prtchard's roller skating
rink was opened on Thursday evening
aud was very largely attended.
Rev. j. J, Leberman will conduct me.
mortal services Of Mr, G. A, NewhOusO IN
the Reformed Church on Sunday, March
10Th
Aslrpfiso party was given In honor
Of Miss Amanda Kersletter at the resi-.
dence OF her brother, Prof, j, NJ, Kerstet.
Ter, on East Main street.
The concert given by the members Of
The Louisville Excelsior Band on last
Saturday evening was very ent rtain
ing and deserved better patronage,
Mr., Isaiah oyster had u very pleasant
party rendered him by his friends NJ the
residence 0f his parents, the occasion
being his 2lst birthday anniversary.
After n hard struggle all winter for
sxl4tenCe. the Louisville Coal Company
has been obliged TO close up lts wOrki,
to tn chagrln Of oil our citizens, The
machinery has been dlsmlntled, aud
transported 10 u new. aud we hope
brighter neld OF operation. The place
ulOl which II stool IN bare and win not
utrlct our young folks this summer, M
II dil last summer, to watch the little.
pumps force tha water from the deep re-
coSses Of the shaft IN two large strp0ns
10 the surface, whore II formed noisy
little brook, lowing through meadows
10 the old Nlmishillen.
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hill was finally recOmmttod. to the Judi
ciary Committee.
The House adopted Mr. YOung's joint
resolution authorizing the. Adjuiant
General 20 loan one hundred stand Of
aqRis to the drill corps of the two Co.
lImbna Posts Of the g. A. II,
Mr. Linduti's bill repeating the Pru-
den Jury Act and re'enacling the old
jury law, failed OF passage.
The following bills were passed By the
House.
House bill by Mr.. Critics: Authorizing
the Tuscarawas County Commissioners
10 lease apartments In the basement of
the new Court House.
House bill by Mr.. Stevenson: Author
zing Mansfield TO Issue bonds Tor the
purchase OF q steam fire engine.
House bill by Mr.. Cogln. Authorlz-
Ing the Cincinnati Mechanics Institute
to borrow money aud mortgage real o.
late therefor.
House bill by Mr.. Deyo: For the bet
ter protection OF quail In Fulton coun-
ty.
Senate bill by Mr., White: AuthOrlz
Ing Defiance TO Issue bonds for cemetery
purposes.
House bill by Mr.. Stanherry: To
transfer certain lands from the East TO
mo West Precinct OF Bloom township
Morgan county.
House bill by Mr., Turner: Authorlz.
ing Dayton 10 levy u tax aud issue bonds
'0r street improvements,
House bill by Mr., Thompson, OF Knox:
Amending Section 2735, Revised Statutes
10 that property shall be listed for taxa
ion In the ward where II Ia found.
Mr.. BarPar offered joint resolution
approprlaliog $500 TO pay the fees and
mileage OF witnesses before the commit.
tee to investigate the cause OF the Hook.
lng Valley strike. He stated that the
miners who have come 10 the city are
without money TO pay hotel bills or rail,
0ad fare. The resolution provides that
his amount OF money shall be turned
over to the chairman Of the committee
10 pay wltnes ee, such portion OF II as Ia
not expended 10 be turned over 10 the
Treasury aud The committee TO make
he Leglalaturea detailed report Of the
amount expended, The House adopted
The Joint resolution.
Among the bills introduced In the
House IL 0ne by Allen o, Myers, compel
Ing newspaper publishers 10 swear to
heir circulation for the protection of
advertisers, and one by Mr., Stevenson
providing for the payment Of local boun.
ties heretofore promised but not paid.
he House passed Two bills by Mr.. Me-
BIid', giving Ma slllOn authority 10 h.
'ue bonds for electric lights and water
works.
The Finance Committee recOmmoned
0or pasaage Mr.. KOhler's House bill pla.
ing Insurance and telephone cOmpan-
o. under The eanle restrictions for Che
uon'paymsnt of taxes az now apply 10
oxpress and telegraph companies.
MrOran introduced aresOlutiOn which
was adopted by The Senate. congratulate
'ng Gen. Grant on his restoration 10 his
rank In tho army, and Wishing him
long life.
Nc. Ely introduced n bill authorizing
Bediord township, Cuyahoga county, 10
sSne bonds TO eie5t u soldiers mODu-
nent,
The Supreme Court has appointed
Hon. Rufus p. spauldIng and Hon. W.
Y. BOyntOn Of Cleveland, and Hon. NJ.
A. Dougherty Of Columbus, committee
TO prepare and present TO the Court q
suitable memorial OF the life and pnblic
services OF the late Hon, Luther Day for
Insertion In the next volume Of the
Ohio State Reports.
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grown from q small shop TO a large
commodiOus establishment, located Mt
the lnters ciOn of Walnut and tenth
streets, which Ia one Of the snDstin ial
manufacturing iDdustfirs Of the city,
To illustrate the demand for the Dan-
ner ses II Ia only necessary 10 state
that Mr.. Danner's works were not Idle a
day during thu late business depression,
nor were wages or the hours of work re-
nuaah
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Persons whose lungs are impaired or
have throat diseases should not 20 TO
the seashore, as the air is always pois-
onous TO such troubles. Use DR.. Bige-
lows Positive Cure; II cures coughs,
colds, Group, bronchitis, asthma, innu.
enza, and all throat and lung dieeases.
Montgomery g Co., druggists, DEBORAH,
Iowa, say. I'VE are having run on
Positive Cure, II gives universal sat.
isfaction." Price 30 cents and one dol.
lar: trial bottles free Of Durbin Wright
Il Co., Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Babies are very little things, yet they
leave great gaps Of loneliness behind
them when they die. Mothere save your
little ones by giving them parker'e
Tonic when they show signs Of being
unwell. This famous remedy 10 40 pleas.
nut that any infant will take ~, and II
will soon quiet and remove their aches
and pnina,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
nnoItlen,n Arnion AnIye

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and oil skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Ia guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac.
tion, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by p. II. Barr.
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LAID TO REST.
Tho Funeral of tho ate Judge Luther Day
NJ llnyennn,

Tho Funeral OF tho Late Judge Luther Day
NJ Ravennn,
The funeral Of the late Hon. Luther
Day, the eminent jnri.t and ex.Judge
of the Supreme CUurt Of Ohio, notice Of
whose death, together with brief &C
cOuut Of his public services, was given
Ia Moniay's DEMOCRAT was held Ut the
N. II. Church IN Rayenna yesterday
afternoon, aud was very largely At
tended. The services waIe deeply tm-
prpssiye. Members Of the bar from this
city, Akron, Youngstown, Warren and
other places were present, among the
Judges being Judge Peaae, Of tbi1clunty,
ana Judges Spear, Taylor AMI Tuttle,
OF Warren; Arrol and johnson OF Youngs'
town, 0nd Green aud Marvin Of Akron;
also Judges Johnson and hcllyaine OF
tho Supreme Court and II. 9. Rinney of
Cleveland, David Mcintosh Post q, A,
II, Of Rayenna, also attended the fu.
neral In n h0iy. The services were con
ductod by Rev, II. II Fre1hwater OF the
NJ II, Church and Rev, Q. A. Stone Of
the Congregational Church, each Of
whom delivered u brief but impressive
and appropriate discouree. The pail
bearers were Hon. L. h. Co.
nant. NJ. Stuart, Andrew jackson, II
Y. Beebe, j, Q. Beatty and A, b. Griffin,
fellow .townsmen OF the deceased jurist
Az the conclusion OF the services at the
church tho remains were conveyed TO
Maple Grove Cemetery to await inter.
ment,
Judge Days sudden death leaves pail
OF sorrow upon the State, His noble
qualities OF mind and heart and honor
able record Of public service, Joined
with the strlctest honesty and purity Of
private life, gave him tho respect, es.
teem and admiration Of MI.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Ayers Hair vlgor stimulates the hair
calls to healthy action, AID prom ltes a
vigorous growth. II contains all that
can bo supplied 10 make tho natural
hair beautiful and abundant; keeps tho
scalp free from dandruif, prevents the
hair from becoming dry and harsh, and
makes II flexible and glossy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

A plTTsBURG woman lost a bang In
the recent natural gas explosion and
has sued the company whose pipes led
TO the disaster for 800. Thus the courts
Of Allegheny county will determine the
value OF the bang.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Muxioo proposes 10 veto President
Barrlo's scheme TO consolidate the Ave
Central American Republics with Guat.
emala aa the centre pace and himself
IA President or Dictator.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

The Clergy Medical Faculty md peo-
pie oil endorse Bufdo'k Blood Btlefs IA
The best aystem renOyatlng, blood puti.
flying tonic In the world, Send for
testimonials.
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Tho Homo of Lhe NntIon.

'llOugh on Itohn cures humOra, eruptiOna rlngwOrn
letter, salt rheun frosted feet chllblans,
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"Rough ON Itoh."

Hacking. Irritating coughs colds, sore Throat cured
" Trough on Coughan IrOchea, ibo Liquid, zoo
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Pretty Wnnen,

Ask Tor "llOugh on lOOILache,d 10 and 80 cens,
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"Rough ON Pain" Poroused Plaster,

Ask for Wells ,Ilough on COrns 100, Quick, con
plee cure. Hard or soft eOrns, warts, bnnonA'
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Ladies who would retain freshness and ylyacy,
Don't fail 10 Try "WollA' Health honewer,n
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AioIIlern.

ana tho many Throat Affections Of children promptly
pleasantly aud safely relieved by "ilough on Coughs
IrOohes, lbo,I halsaln, 2bc
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children, slow IN development puny, aorawny, and
delicate, use "Wea hBalth llonew0rn
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"Rough' ON Ooughs."
"Iiough ON Rats"

ASK for '1l0uRh on Coughs for coughs, colds, AOT
Throat, hoaroness lr0ohea, loo, LIQUID, goo
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"I,ough on Toothaohe,"

II you are losing your grip on llfe try 'Wes' ealll
lienewern Goes direct 10 weak sp0la,
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Wh0opIng Cough,

"Wolls Health Renewer' restores health and Wgor,
lures ID spepsla, Headache, Nervousness Debility, u'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
"Rough on Pain" Poroused PlastcrI

Strengthening improved, the best for backaChe,
palms Ia chest or side rheumatism, neuralgia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

ACCORDING to Republican papers In
Cleveland and elsewhere, Democrats are
going TO be fearfully beaten and used
up at the Spring elections These false
prophets will continue 10 prophecy.
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Heart Pains,

Clears out rats mice fOaches flies, ants, bod bugs,
kunks ohipmunka, gOphela, loo Druggists,
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"LITTLE MAC"
0therHlse Known to the World as General
George 3. Mcclellan.

The Record ofa Distinguished Democratic
soidier.-His services In the Late I'm
pleasRntness-.-Me Mentionfd for
European Mission,
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II you are failing broken worn out and nervous, us
"Wes' Health IleneweEn o.. Druggsls.
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Strengthening, improved tho best Tor backacho palI
In chest on sldo, fholma atialn, noun hlglA
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Administrators Notice.

NotlOe II hereby given TIM, tho nder lpnod bns Imam
uuly hpp lned aud qualified NJ Admlnln rajnr Of tho
estate 81 Andtow Suss late O stark county Tho iecd
iopsouW ABRAHAM u. C0LDliEN
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A rL0unlslllNa ntAlNEss.

In 1870 Mr.. Dauner sold out hls store
and devoted his entire attention TO
manufacturing. IN the eight years that
have since passed the business has
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Market House Notice,

Thr NJ fht Will he OPP n IN II O'Clock In tho mNrp'
ms OH TtrtdAti 1liuitdtye ana Saturdays, nud FROM
tihp u'tlutA ~ shnftnl over luu I yeti wrrh, .llM
hAihv hnut' n n iei NJ NTH slran he n, n NiatAtls
aud IN rthi'itlhhle inf bDtn hulpf anu al CO. IN AUvin.
tnHt MT found N ~ other inhik I IN The STATE, lhe
hcuinhrtl' q thr HlnniN hni HlHlls have perfected
arfriiplntllh Tor n AL = Wdttihi T. tho dy p0ir,
ffea W rhiirH n nrtrllHa hu rnun, eanprif " ,pfri
pAitu " v iinconi Tue hnul fiUilp to 10 d'0iUuk
. ttrli ninitet ~ vii be ~ ciaty dradpd ~ niuip
.rinfs ~ IN ttNi n VIII ~ tfthnk men ,tpd,
nihl clfHa M nelAtRhlt ht1 MI VII tp u yun Mi ~.
IJttnlnlT thitf hh'O n II NJ theif own nriup4 The nr L
c,tda "a o. tiirp tu'thihn the am a. al must bling
Wasls' 10 tam " pway Ia. Joan e BuWklV, III,
urolO iwtiaN MurAtt Alhgtrt, IL.
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The friends Of COnsti utiOnal and
Statutory Prohibition IN Stark county
without regard 10 previous pclillc cal NJ.
flialions. ave invited 10 attend n con-
Ypnlion 10 be held IN Grangpr'a Hall,
Canton, 0hio, on saturday, January l7th,
1885 NJ 10 O'Clock n, m for the purpose
OF organ,Liug Prohibition League for
Stfrk county, selecting delegates TO u
District Convention, aud discuss other
matters Of interest to the cause. Lat
all who pre opposed TO the drink trOfilc
BE- re,ent. Let IA not "fcitter' over
methods rather 10, IN come and reason
together, that wa may come TO feeling
'the tonch o. elbows" thus encourag'
Ing epcN other. aud our friends all over
the lAnd, 10 close up" and move for
ward with lines nnhrOken up0n Tho en-
emy'- works L,til b. understood there
IL no quarrel with any save King Alec
bOl Hrd his allies Bv order " the com
mltteto, JOSEPH GETTY, Ch'n.
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May s plcusrd., ~ inim sut e rome, stut ceab.
" Nts IN fhn cont ~
William " itehaids may trnN0i IN ~.
1hr i%tirildhnt, y ho, % plAca n residence W intnuvnl
Ntn NIX nulr mt IN SATURDAY tho NV dns " inn'
nnff a ID ihsh I'VE nbu,p NAN n plnillln yin lAhr tir
u. ruhluile N Annirt Witness A. t0be ilci M fvi1tuc.
81 M lihN " ~ nbuyr Until n oaiis ~ ihn Onire' oi
hulilr 4 SAuifi.NN M plS VI AkrniA County " S,ni
nit vnd SlAtNll uihu, h, iWleii lhr hours " u O'Clock A,
a. nhn " urtl " ~ 4 Haid dAy, aud Int The taxing
81 tse same hNl he Allunthei n m lay 10 dry between
Ll4N' atpa kUuLEN A SAnLIIi
Dro, 10Th. tssl 49, DIV Attorneys ior pitr,
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sheriff Sale.
saturday, Tho ! h day Of February, 1885
NOTICE.

Tn undersigned viii itil NJ public auction, nj
Wa itbuipl \ mh county On o, on
Thursday, the ooh day Of January, 1885.
10 iNl, vii y clR me-, ei,nnlnR 10 he Estate Of Charles
y, utubti, ut,th 81, iU'Nlt
III ,pnnnl IN cm hot Of H. h Kng, ], y, Va, James
N mi AZ N mi tls, 90, .uI
lnd aWni o. 49, ut OF l., n, KlnH, j, H., Va, n,
phiit, M tth $500, us
JuOlnrii ,ndatet of L. D., King, j. p, q DER.
NJ ~, M ~ M . n ~, .a.Y
Lunl m NJ on nW Net ~ Il, II, Klrg, ], r., w John
DnnpH, tinOuii ElBt ~, ..u
lOOpmnt ~ \ rNtt OIL u King i, p, VI jtmol
STU, M ufht VI 30, Lt.
kud asn IN Nc uu nber OF tlher clalmu too num,rD
Gus 10 iuin Tor, VOL
ShNRrwl II w. h III on the nnblNo iala,o IN Hald
tnNn ~ W VI, ehutpl, AMI Will oninnitiirn NJ onu
o'tlutk y, N, Of said diy Tein r.A un.
HifptiEN nYllNA,
Adnini,tihiUi ~ the ,ttAtu . On irlte
ihfb DIV n, urubtf, deceased,
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A Dangerous Case

ROCHESTER,, Jnne l, lts2, ''ren
Yerrs az l VA atackcd vii the m0et
-Kldneya,
Extending to the end OF my toes and
70 my brainl
(which made me deliriousl
"FTOm agony.
at took three men to hold me on my
bed at timesl
'The Doctors tried In vain TO relieve
me, but 10 no purpose.
Morphine and other OpiatesI
"HFd no tffectl
safer two months I was given up 10
diel
"When my wife
heard a nelghbor tell what Hop Blttera
Lad done Tor her, ahe ut once got and
gave me some. The hrst dose eased my
brain aid seemed to go hunting through
nv System fT the JAIN.
The second does ,ased . 10 mufh that I slept lw
hour, ,tmfnlng hidhol q me lT ~ mouth, be
hard Is an, man rould fr over II re wrehsi but
work d 80 haId ruy trhpih, ara ta'lna u ~ NJ
cold, / WIS I kri WIN h. uOst honlN Ald painful
N I'M a I'm all TIM uph my Esltm lhil e'ef wa
II called tho roc',n agar mud af,r several weeks
thye meao ~ pie u Gu" M Tor I ,aslh ybhll,
INIT fnflU and aid h ~ mi casr, and no sam lol
mltlt nd GlfH hlm ind NOilh cur ms, lplhd
a. him, IN he was otnln ltlw was lhhnrrd lous nom
AgHiu,
H. lbs n an four w0ksI hrw way ny Tntrhrs
am vii ~ W NJ llghlly AID ,'il on u M TIE tNIa
tTlF W,,kt, uni ~, m ~ wei asany man Nv
INK hnd h W. 10, u ~ for 4 y aritlnoi,
II haa cured NY wife, who had heen
sick for Year, and has kept her and my
chudIW we'll md healthy with from
two 10 three bottles per year. There Ia
no need TO he airk NJ all II these bitters
are used. j j. BgRK, ES Supervisor.
"That poor invalid wife.
'sisleIl
"MOlhpTl
'0r daughterl
an he mae the picture OF health
with few oltles OF Hon BitteIsl
"Nill you Let them suffer-
nv NOne genuine without q bunch OF green Hops on
tho white lAbel, shun all tho vile, poisonous stun with
.hopn or liops' In their namu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08

When Baby was sick, we gave her CAsTORIA
When sho was q Child, she cried for CASToRtA
When she became Miss, eho chung 10 CAsToRIA
Whom she had Children, she gave them CAsT'A