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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-21

WANTED-A woman nurse to take charge
~ of an invalid, Apply to DIR. w. ii. Goney,
Bunker's block, Third street.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-21
For Rent.

FOR RENT--One elegant suit of rooms in
a Penningten's block. Apply to
JOHN l.. PENNINGTON.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-21

STRAYEp-A red, spike horn steer, three
- years old, stall fed for past few weeks. Any
which will lead to the recovery of
the above will be literally paid for by the un-
dersigned. I'll. 3. MURPHY. shop on Doug
las Avenue.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-21

EOR S~ALE-Four hundred acres of land,
improved, ten miles from Yankton, on Clay
half; good well and spring. For terms apply
to Nj. a., BAKER, Yankton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-21

IOMFORTEBLY furnished rooms for rent.
~ Enquire at tho northeast corner, of Cedar
ana Second streets. III. =. BOWLING.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-21

~ The Press and DakOtaian Legal Blank
Catalogue for 1885, is now ready for delivery.
Sent free to any address on application.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-21

FOR SALE-A large Base Burner Coal Stove
n FOR office. Good as new. Inquire ut this
office.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-21

ITO IA house on Picotte street, cen.
u ia ROOMS. Terms So oO per month.
h. II. BUELL.,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-21

A PPLBS! APPLES-A car load of Michi-
IN gan apples just received at i, 1. FAIRS.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-21

For Sale.
FLOR SALE-A No. Z, Stewart Heating Stove.
COX, ODIORF IL co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10
LOUISVILLE MATTERS.
Items OF Interest from our Regular Corre-
spundent,

Items OF Interest from our Regular Corre'
spondent
Quite q number from this place wen
10 Canton TO hear DR.. Talmage's lecture
on Wednesday tyening.
Miss Hannah Conrad was In Pitts
burg last week, where she had gone Il
buy o stock Of goods for the holiday
trade.
Tramps are prowllng around at night
Stole q rubber coat from Mr.. Howard
and pair Of boots belonging to Mr.
JamisoD.
A very pleasant party was held at thu
residence Of Mr.. 8, Flickinger on Satur'
day evening, In honor OF his daughter
Miss Rose.
We understand that Gust GLADDEN., 80
loonist OF Harrisburg, has sold out and
intends moving to this place, to start
saloon In Frank Fridey's vacant stOrf
room.
Mr.. Sherwood and family are moving
this week TO Mantua, Portage county
where no intends TO start q weekly pa
per, similar 10 the late Transcript, He
has our best wlaheg.
Mrs, sahrah Dice and daughter, Grace
from Iowa, who have been visiting rel
atiyes here for several months past, left
on Thursday evening for Aurora, ILL
nois, where they will make their future
home.
A new house IL being erected by Mr
Essig on the site Of the planipg mill
consumed by fre last summer. Part Of
II TO be occupied by himself as q work
shop, also for the creamery OF Mr.. Clap
per, and an cfllce for McCammon's lum
Der yard,
Theodore Myers aud Caskey had a
fight, aud were arrested and fined. Cas-
key paid HIS, but Theodore preferred 20
journlDg In our bastile until discharg
cd. He was kept there the best part OF
q week, aud perhaps would be there yet
II he had not escaped by cutting o hole
In tho roof.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10
A BIG CONTR ACT.
The Firm Of Sharer a. Bro. 10 Furnish the
~, Cloud with Furniture.

The Firm Of sharor a. Bro. TO Furnish the
st. Cloud with Furniture.
One of the largest contracts Of the
kind ever given out In Stark county has
Just b on secured by the enterprlsing
firm Of Geo. Sharer Il Bro, the well
known furniture dealers Of this city.
The contract Ia the furnishing entire OF
the newly TemOdeled ST. Cloud Hotel,
which Ia TO DO completed aud thrown
open 10 the public In abOnt u month.
Sharer u Bro had big odds to contend
against In the fort 10 secure this con
tract, as most of the leading furniture
dealers of Cleveland, Cincinnati, Colum-
bus, Plttsburg, Buffalo o. d other cities
had their agents here bidding on II and
working like beavers to secure the
work But Sharer d Bro, were too much
for them, and distanced them oil In the
race for the prlz,. This IL q result that
will be pleasing TO oil lovers and we'll
wishers OF home enterprise, and partlcu
larly 30 TO the many friends OF this
popular and wide awake firm, who,
since its frat establishment In business
In Canton has pursued policy OF push
aud enterprise second TO no other mer
camille Arm In the community, which,
coupled with strict integrity, honesty
and liberal dealing, u rare display Of
keen business aagacity, and deter
mInation not to be outdone by any other
house In catering to the wants Of the
public In its special line, has PLACID the
establishment OF Sharer & Bro. far In
the lead, and given II the leading posi-.
tion among the furniture houses OF Can
ton, II not Of Stark county. For this
reason the DEMOCRAT Ia glad TO hear Of
the firm securing such an important
contract as the entire furnishing OF 80
large hotel OF the arst.class az the 81.
Cloud, and congratulate II on It's we'll
deserved success.
Sharer q Bro. intend putting into the
st. Cloud q magnificent line Of furniture
that will not be surpassed by that OF
any other hotel In this section Of the
State,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10
JOHN ID, GRAnER DEAD.
uc Expires Suddenly while Sitting VI u
Wind W this Morning,

uc Expires Suddenly while Sitting vt u
Wind " this Mornlng,
John D. GRADER, an old and well known
resident OF Canton, died suddenly nj his
residence In the Gtabar block, on East
ruscafawas street, at $50 this morning.
Mr., Grabor for about two weeks past
had been at Magnetic Springs Union
county, OHIO, with u relative OF his, Mr..
John Conrad, who was there for medical
treatment, Monday evening Mr., Graber
returned home and omplalned OF u pain
In hls chest, for which no took medicine,
but anticipated nothing serious. This
morning he arose as usual and remarked
that the pain troubled him. AT S:l5
o'clock he was alttlng nj north window
on tho second floor. Of the block, tho
kitchen OF his home, when he turned 10
his granddaughter, Martha Klopfen.
stein, and asked her TO hand him his
medicine. She did 10 and then went TO
one OF the front rooms TO do some work.
Returning few minutes later she
found her grandfather lying upon the
1oor, evidently dead, Running down
stairs, ehe entered Sllker's saloon and
told Mr.. John Barry, the bar rtender, OF
tho occurrence, Mpssrs, Carpenter,
Craig and Conrad Kress were In the
place nj the time aud ut no suggestion
OF Mr., Barry, they started up stairs TO
see what had occurred. When thvy ar-
rived they found Mr.. Graber lying dead
on the floor.
Captain Craig notified Coroner Lein-
lnger, ane that official viewed the re-
mains, An inquest and post mortem OK.
animation will be held. II ~ supposed
that an acute attack OF neuralgia OF the
heart was the cause Of death.
Mr.. 9raber was an old aud respected
resident OF Can on aud quite wealiy, be-
Ing the proprietor Of the Graber block
aud the building occupied by II. l.,
Vogelgesang and lawrence u Myers, ON
East ruscarawas street, and the prop
erty at tho northeast corner Of Walnut
and Eighth streets.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10

Mise Fannie Houaman spent Sunday
with friends In Akron,
Sherman Huffman, OF DOylestown, O,
"t0ok In" our town Saturday evening.
The retail coal banks have advanced
the price Of coal from $40 10 $tG0 per
ton.
We notice an improvement In front Of
j, o, Clark's residence In tho way OF q
new porch.
The |. o. q, 7. Lodge Of this place are
preparing to have an open session In The
near future.
Winter has finally dawned upon out
hamlet In oil lte glory. Thermometer
two degrees below zero.
Proctor u q lmble's saleswoman deco
rates the pavement In front OF N, A. Bow
lnan's store. Sho attracts tho attention
OF tho passer.by.
The Rink Vendome Ia being comfort
ably heated aud big preparations nadc
for the St. Peters Church fair. Flrst
enlerlal alnnent this evening. Admission
ten cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10

and President of the New York City
Board OF Health, assisted by Prof, Ed
ward q, Love, the well'knOwn late
United s ates Government chemist.
The official report shows that large
number of the powders examined were
found to contain alum or lime; many OF
them TO such an extent as 10 render
them seriously Objectionable for use In
the preparation Of hbman food,
Alum was found In twenty.nine sam
pies. This drug Ia employed In baki &
powders TO cheaper their cost The
presence Of lime Ia attributed 10 the Inn
pure cream OF tartar OF commerce used
In their manufacture. Such cream OF
tartar was also analysed, and found TO
contain lime and other impurities; In
come samples 10 the extent of 93 per
cent, OF their entire weight,
All the baki 4 powders OF the market
with the single exception OF Royal"
mot including the alum and phosphate
powders, which were long since discard
cd az unsafe or In lliclent by prudent
housekeepere)ar are made from the impure
cream OF tartar OF commerce, and con-
spquently contain lime TO correspond.
Ing extent.
The only baking powder yet found by
chemical analysis TO be entirely free
from lime and absolutely pure is ths
Royal" This perfect purity results
from the exclusive use OF cream of tar
tar specially refined aud prepared by
patent processes Of the N. Y. Tartar Co I,
which totally remove the tartrate OF
lime and other impurities. The cost OF
this Chemically pure cream OF tartar IL
much greater than any other, and on
account of this greater cost 10 used In no
baking powder but the "Royal."
Prof. Love, who made the analyses OF
baking powders for the New York State
Board OF Health, as we'll as for the Gov.
ernment, says of the purity and whole.
someness Of Royal:
IL have tested q package OF Royal
b king Powder which | purchased In
the open, market, and ind II composed
of pure and wholesome ingredients L.
Ia cream OF tartar powder OF high
degree of merit, and does not contain
either alum or phosphates, or any In
jurlOu9 substances.
EG, LOVE, PHI D."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10

Work was resumed nj the mine on the
30th.
Singing ut McEArren's Church on
Slbbllh evening. Prof, Dodd, Of North
Lawrence, n the Instructor,
The Elton Literary Society was organ
lz'd quite recenllyand holds its sessions
on Wednesday evenings ~ the school
house.
Mr. G. D, 06erlln, Of near S xteen, was
suddenly attacked about q week ago
with heart trouble, aud has been quite
III, but NJ present Ia cOnyalesclng slow
ly,
A lecture on several ellglous sub jects,
announced TO be given at Stands', by II.
II, E'hard, on Friday ever Ing, N0yem.
ber q, failed entirely through msun.
derstandlng between the district author.
ity aud the elder.
Mr., j. A. Altlandt and wife were home
on visit over Saturday aud Sabbath,
They arc living, and no IL teaching, near
Canal Fulton, j. 0berlln, another
well'kn0wn teacher from our borough,
was home also. lIe In holding forth
near Mudbrook, above Massillon.
On last Wednesday, December %, an
Italian laborer NJ the shaft was serious
ly Injured while NJ work by himself In
u room, among the fartheat from the on
trance, A large mass OF rock, Weighing
several tons, became lOOsened ana fell,
striking the man on the head and fell
Ing him, no that the rock crushed him
TO th nlor. A driver hearing u slight
noise, discovered him aud gave the
alarm, Ills face and head were fright.
fully bruised and lacerated, DR., McMil.
Ian, OF West Lebanon, Ia In attendance,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10
Farmcra' Mootlnra,,

A series Of meetings under the aus
plces OF the Pomona Grange will be held
In Stark county, commencing December
10th and continuing until the l0h,
Hon, j II. Bingh0m, Master OF the Ohio
State Grange, will address these meet
ings, and II Ia the earnest desire OF the
committee In charge Of the Same that
oil farmers should attend them. The
following 10 a list OF places and dates
for the meetings.
Maesillon, December 10, afternoon and
evening; Greentown, December II, af-
terncoD; Canal Fulton, December lS,
afternoon; and closing ut Canton De-
cember 10 In the afternoon. Let there
be o good turnout Of live, active farmers
at these meetings. Should there be any
further announcements or changes,
they will be made known In next
weeks paper. COMMITTEE,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10

Among the important cases passed
upon by the Circuit Court at Youngs
town recently was that of William Fiiz.
simmons against the Pennsylvania
Company. The plaintiff was an engi-
neer In the employ OF the defendant
running on the pitteburg, ~. Wayne &
Chicago Railroad. While no was run
ming on orders another train was sent
out against him, resulting 10 colli-
sion, In which he received Injuries that
crippled him for life. The case was
returning q verdict In favor OF the
plaintiff $27 $3.50. The defendant took
the case TO the Circuit Court, and made
q strong effort to have the judgment re-
versed, The court held that there was
no error In the court below and affirmed
the judgment which vii h accrued inter
est now amounts 10 $4,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10
CONFIRMATION DAY
At the ST. Johns and 81, Peters Catholic
Churches.
Almost 1000 Adults and Children Con
armed Into tho Two Congregations
by Bihhop Gllmour,

To-day marks an important epoch II
the religious lives OF large number o.
Catholic children and adults OF Canton
the event being the confirmation init
the church OF almost four hundred mem
bers TO the St, Johns congregation, ant
about six hundred 10 the 81, Peter'l
congregation. This day Ia the feast Of
the Immaculate Conception and Holy
Day of Obligation.
The confirmation services were con
Quoted at ten o'clock this morning a
the 81. Johns Church, and at three
o'clock this afternoon at the 81, Peter'l
Church. The Right Rev. Bishop Gil
m0pr, Of this diocese, conducted the ser
vice, assisted by the Rev. Fathers Nc
Guire, OF the 81. Johns Church, ant
Arnould and Buerkel, Of the 81, Peters
Church, OF this city.
SERVICES AT ST JOHNS CHURCH.
Despite the lnclement weather, ST.
Johns Church was crowded with people
long before ten o'clock this morning
The children 10 be confirmed were
gathered at the school house, connected
with the church, while the Bishop and
the priests were at the residence OF Rev.
Father McGuire. The adults to be con-
1rmed were gathered In the church.
Promptly at ten o'clock the children
formed In proc sslon and marched into
the church, occupying front seats, 70
served for them. A few moments later
the Bishop, escorted by Rev. Father Ar,
mould, entered the church and was seated
In the Pontilcal chair II was draped In
red, with q canopy top. Rev. Fathers
Mcclure and Bnerkel then Joined the
Bishop ard Father ATnould,
The altar was draped In white, gym
bollcal Of the purity and innocence
OF the children TO be confirmed.
Bishop Gilm0ur opened the SER
vice, after which no took his place In
the POntiacAl chair, TO the left OF the
altar, seated on either side Of which
we're Roy Fathers ArnOuld and Nc,
Gulre, Rev. Father Buerkel, attended
by four servers, then sang the
PoNTIFIcAL HIGH MASS,
The excellent choir Of the church ac
cOmpanylng the celebration by singing
Farmers Mass In Bb. Mr. j, j. LOtha
mer sung as an offrrtOry bass solo, PRO
Peccatis" from R0ssluis Stabat Mater.
The mass concluded with the benedlc-
tlon of the Bishop. after which he as-
cended the pul IL aud delivered an In
terestlng address on the affairs OF his
diocese, concluding with talk to those
about TO be confirmed, explanatory OF
the new and solemn duties they we're
about TO assume.
At the conclusion Of the Bishops re-
marks he descended from the pulpit ami
received those to be confirmed, In
couples, before the altar, where he id
minlstered the sacrament Of cOuArms-
tion. Under q special dispensation Of
the Pope he then administered the
Pope's blessing on the people, after
which the choir sang the To Deum, con-
cludlng the beautiful and impressive
service.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10

The resolutions were accepted AM
adOp,et, and ordered to be entered np0I
the Journal OF the Court, aud cop!
furnished the widow Of the deceased,
Eloquent ard appropriate tributes o.
respect were then paid the dead 0lllcia
IN brief addresses by the following
gentlemen; Justice BOlgrr, George "
Baldwin, kaq,, Hon, l., q. Cole, ex-Jndgt
BIease, Judge Meyer, Mr.. Joseph BOnr
Louis Bchaefer, II O., j, D. Parker, ESQ,
VIM. A, Lynch, Eq, and others, after
which the meeting adjourned.
THE COUNTY OFFICIALS
At q meeting of the county iliclala
held In the Commissioners room thia
afternoon, the following resolutions up
on the death OF Sheriff Lee were adopted
THE RESOLUTIONS,
Inlsmuch AZ In the providence OF g d,
our late friend aud associate IN flee,
Sheriff James Lee, has been called from
among u, By death, wa therefore record
FIRsT-Onr sincere regret at his being
taken away 30 near the close OF hlr frat
term Of office, and just on the eve Of the
commencement OF second term, u
which the people Of Stark County had
called him, with the verdict well done,
good aud faithful servant"
BECoND, Our hearty sympathy with
his bereaVed widow and other friends,
and,
THIRD, Our intention TO attend his
funeral In q body, aud pay our mourn
ful respects 10 his worthy memory.
RESOLVED, That the president Of this
meeting now appoint committee OF
three 10 make the necessary arrang o.
ments, Resolved, That q copy OF these
proceedings, algned by them, be fur.
nlahed Mra. Lee by the president and
secretary, and that the same be publish.
cd In all the papers OF Stark county. He.
solved, Also, that these proceedings be-
entered upon the Commissioners Jour.
nal. DANIEL WoRLEY.
j W, BARNABY.
john II, SP0NsELLER,
Commissioner cob Schmachtenberg.
or waa chosen chairman Of the meeting
aud Clerk OF Courts John McGregOT, sec.
rotary, Auditor Manly, Treasurer
DaDgler aud Deputy Sheriff Mckinney
were appointed committee 10 make ar.
rangements to attend the funeral. The
meeting adjourned to meet again at 7
0'cl Ok this yenlng,
SPECIAL FUNERAL TRAIN,
The body Of Sheriff Lee will be con
yeyed TO MasallOn by road TO morrow,
under the charge OF Undertaken Sharer,
who has charge OF the funeral, leaving
the residence here nj one o'clock sharp
Deputy Sheriff Klid,r conaummated
arrangements 10 day with the ~, Wayne
railroad authorities, whereby all those
from this city wishing TO attend the
funeral NJ MassillOn can 40 over there
Oh the 1880 ., m, train aud return by u
special early evening train which will
be provided for that purpose.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10
Tho Troe or Happiness.

The ChrIstmass tree brings happiness
TO children when II fulfllls their expeo.
tatlon. TO dieappoint them leaves q
wound that can never be healed. Az
men are only children grown up, the
same rule will apply to them IN a more
practical way. Every one " pleased by
the esteem OF friends expressed In the
presentation OF q gift. Az we are per.
fectly aware OF these facts we have con-
cluded TO champion both tho young and
old by placing on tho market q complete
line OF books OF all styloa and kinds at
prices 10 suit the wants of oil. Aleo q
full line Of holiday goods such as photo
graph and scrap lbDms, Such presents
are useful, 80 that the glver will confer
q lasting benefit
DURBIN, WRIGHT q Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10
STOLE A SILK SCARF
And Accused Of tho Theft OF u Ninoty.Two
Dollar Diamond.

And Accused Of tho Theft OF u Nlnoty-TwC
Dollar Diamond.
Marshal Schlagle was armed last Sat
urday, with warrant for the arrest OF
Ettie Powers, a character well known
about Canton and Alliance, The warrant
WAS sworn out by Mr.. John Allen, who
keeps q saloon and restaurant at the
corner OF Tenth aud Cherry streets. Mr..
Allen alleges that the Powers woman
was In his place Friday night and while
there stole silk scarf, valued at so, be.
longing to him. Marshal Schlagle ar.
rested the frail Ettle Saturday after
noon and lodged her In jail,
Bernhard Dahlen, a gay young Ger
man, who came here frcm Alliance re-
Gently and IL employed NJ that Burnett
House saloon TO attend TO the pool aud
billiard tables, Ia considerably worked
up about the arrest OF Etie. He claims
that while In Alliance he became ac-
Quainted with her and she borrowe and
wore ring belonging TO h m, He recoy'
cred the ring frcm her, hut, alleges, that
II " minus diamond banrle, valued at
$02, Sunday afternoon Dlhlen made
several fruitless attempts 10 ser Eitie In
! III and complained TO oil his aCquaint.
ances Of the loss no had sustained, OK
hibting at tho same time gold riDg,
with bangle hook attached, but no
baupla
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10
Alliance, Dee, ith, 1886.


The Pennsylvania Company an.
nOunces the sale OF cheap excursion
tickets from and TO all stations on ita
various lines, on December Gath, 26th
and 3lst, 1886, and January lat, 1885,
with limit Of return passage until Jan.
"a, 1886.
MThls liberal concession In rates will
DO greatly appreciated by the patrons Of
the company, as affordlng them an ex-
cellent opportunity TO visit friends aud
relatives at q very small cost for trans.
portatlon.
For time OF trains and rate, Of fare,
apply TO any agent OF the company.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10

And we might also say time and pain
as well, In our advice TO good house.
keepers and ladies generally. The great
necessity existing always TO have q per-
fectly safe remedy convenient for tho
relief and prompt cure OF the ailments Ia
peculiar TO woman functional irregu.
larity, constant pains, aud oil the aymp.
toms attendant upon uterine disorders
Induces us to recommend strongly and
unqualiaedly DR., Plerce's "Fayorite Pro.
scrlpiion"--womans best friend. II
Will save money.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10
Llttoils Living Age FOR 1880.

The ircQuout Issue aud closely 0Iled
pages OF LlttelPa Living Age enable II
10 present with satisfactory complete,
ness ~ we'll aa freshness what Ia essen.
tlal 10 American readers as the best
periodical literature OF the day, This
literature covers u constantly broaden.
Ing lleld o. d now embraces TO a greater
extent than ever before the productions
OF tho most eminent writera In all do.
plrtmonts OF knowledge and literary
work, Tho Living Age was therefore
never before no valuable, 10 convenient,
and 40 important ~ nov m with II one
can easlly aud economically keep
abreast OF the beat literature Of tho
time, The prospectus Of this magazine
for 1850 II worthy the attention OF all
who are selecting their reading matter
for the new year. Red iced clubbing
rates with other perlo lcals are given,
aud 10 new enh crlOera remitting now
for tho year 1885 the intervening week
ly numbers aro sent gratis, Llttell u
Co, Boston, are the publishers,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10
Loss Of Flesh aud strength.

with poor appetite, and perhaps slight
cough In morning, or on 1rst lying
down OF night, should be looked TO In
time. Persons afflicted with consump.
tion are provprbiully unconscious Of
their real state. Most caspa commer co
with dlsordered liver, leading to bad d.
gestion and imperfect assimilation OF
foOd--bence the pmaciation, or wasting
OF the 0.sh. IL is u form OF scrofulous
disease, and 10 curable by The uso Of that
greatest Of oil blood cleansing, anti bill
ious aud invigorating compounds,
known az DR.. Pierce's 'D)lden Medical
Discovery