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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
RIOT In INDIANA.
Lawless Proceedings of Strikers
at South Bend.
Several Persons Badly Pounded with
Ciubs-one Man shot-yeterana Of the
q. A. IL, Called out-Great
Excitement.

STRIKING PIowMAKERs CREATE TROUBLE.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, JAM 19.--Yestcrday
the employees at the Oliver Chilled Plow
Works struck for higher wages, and com
PEELED all the men u quit. At an early
hour this morning, 900 congregated In front
OF the gate, and would not allow any one
10 enter. Those who tried TO
enter were beaten about tho
head and body. onlcer Kelly, while
trying 10 quiet tho mob, was shot through
the scalp and badly pounded, Captain I'd
Near attempted 10 90 into the Office. The
rioters attacked hlm with clubs and he was
badly hurt about the head, lie entered
and locked tbs door and was held prIs.
oner In the Office, his only communication
being by telephone 10 the city, The Veteran
Guards OF the Grand Army OF the Republic
mustered ont about seventy men 10 rescue
Captain Nlcar, q member OF the Guards,
Sheriff R0ckstrop empowered them 10 act
~ State militia 10 preserve the peace and
dsperse the strikers. On hearing this,
some Of the strikers left The following IL
q list Of the woundedi Captain Ed Near,
Dave Hoffman, Mr., Card Ohlcer Kelly,
Jacob BOrnhardt the foreman In paint
shop
Immense crowds throngng the streets
followed the Veteran Guards 10 the factory,
and great excitement prevails,
INDIANApoLs, Ind, Jan. i3,-Thls
morning Governor Gray received q telegram
from George Rockslrop Sheriff OF ST. Jo'
seph County saying; I'VE are having arl0t
In South Bend this morning. Shooting and
clubbing are going on aud human llle Is In
danger VIII you please send military
company, as we arc utterly p0werless"
Governor Gray thought that as Rockstrop
was q new man he might have become UNI
duly anxious and declined 10 act until he
had received further information, which
up ~ one o'clock had not been forthcoming,
Gray thinks tho local authorities able ~
cope with the situation, ~ he Is at present
advised OF H.
CHICAGO, Jan. IA gentleman In this
city who II c0nyorsant with some OF the
facts about the trouble among the employees
at tho Oliver Chilled Pl0w Works at South
Bend says the company employed about
1000 men, nearly all OF whom were Poles
Shortly after the November election, the
works were shut down, resumlng ut
the end OF three weeks, when only
0no.haf Of tho force was given
work, and reduction In the wages of
these men was ordered. Ever since threats
have been made by tho unemployed men
against the works, and also against tho
workmon re-cmployod. OF late some of tho
Chicago Socialist leaders have boon nd.
dressing meetings OF these unemployed
men, In which II Is said they were encour.
aged TO make the attack which occurred this
morning,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
DEATH oF SCHUYLER ooLFAx
The EE-Vlce-Prealdent Drops Dead In the
Depot ut Mankato, Mlnn..-sifetoh OF Hla
Career.

The EK-ylco- President Drops Dead In the
Depot at Mankato, Minn.-sketoh OF Ills
Career,
MINNEAroLLs, MInn, Jan. "a, -Rx-Vlce-
President Schuyler Colfax dropped dead
At the Omaha depot In MOnkato, Mimi, at
1880 this morning, lle arrived on the
Chicago, Milwaukee Il ST. Paul Road and
walked over to the Omaha depot, lie took
oil his coat and sat down, and fell dead In q
few minutes The doctor says he died from
hcartds0ase
Schuyler Colfax was born In Now York City,
March ~ lSSi In lNN tho family moved 10
Indiana, ana settled In Now Carlisle, 81. 10,
ecph County, In lHl they moved TO South
bond, whore schuyler was appointed Deputy
Auditor and began the study OF tho law, In
1910 he established the 81, Joseph PdUcu RogiS.
ter. In 1913 h0 was sent rs delegate 10 tho
Wing Convention NJ Philadelphia, IN which
body ho was elected Secretary, In
1870 ho VIVA a., momhor of tho Indiana
State Constitutional ConyOnt'Oni In 1901 ho
ran for Congress, but WIS dofoatcd, In lAh2 ho
WIS u dcleguto onnd Secretary OF the Whg
National Convention NJ Baltimore Two yoara
quontly 10 elected for six successive terms.
In lsOi ho was chosen Speaker OF the House,
and ro.ohoson In 1895 and again IN 1857. In
May, 1863 hO was nominated for Nlce-Proal-
dent by the Republican National Convention,
on the tlok0t with Grant aud was lnauHuritod
Nioo'PrcadOnt March 4, 1870, Since that time
ho hnA not held public Ollluc,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
pnn moIeomb Acquitted.

JACKSON, Mich, Jan. i2.-After trial
lasting ten weeks Dan llolconb has been
acquitted OF tho charge Of numbering tho
Crouch family year ago. Governor Blair
finished his speech Saturday to the jury at
1880 p, m. Judge Grldlcy then charged
tho Jury In an impartial manner,
AT 1850 tho jury retired llocomb
sat among group Of his relatives
Tho women wept and the prisoner
talked with Byron Crouch. Byron spoke
encoumgIngly Jud Crouch was laughing.
At six o'clock the Jury had reached no con-
cluslon, and court adjourned 10 nlno
o'clock, Al 7i0 the jury reported they had
reached o verdict The Judge was sent for,
and the prisoner, his relatives and counsel
filed into court, When the verdict was an.
nouncod, tho prisoner his daughter and
Jud Crouch graspod each Juror by tho
hand,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
Thn Itdllnr Mna In.

Nrw ORLEANS, Jan. IA, d. Houston
and Robert Brewster went 10 tho Mascot
Office Monday, and upon entering, Houston
struck the editor George Osmond, with u
cane upon which Osmond opened with hls
revolver aud wounded Houston, Tho
latter also bogun shooting, but his
weapon failed to work. A wooden
gIavcr OF tho establishment then took
u hand In favor OF Osmond, when Brewster
took lloustons part Brewster was shot
four times and morRlly wounded, but both
Osmond and Houston escaped with ellghl
injuries. The Mascot had attacked Judge
W. T. Houston, u brother OF one of the
uombotants (J, u. llouston), who Intended
10 chustIsc the editor All the persons In
y0yod are VOL known,
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. i3,--Robort Brow
stcr, State Registrar Of voters, who was
shot yesterday In an olIroy NJ the Mascot
newspaper office, died NJ two o'clock this
morning, Brewster was u native OF Ire
land, and was forly.four years Of age. liz
had been u prominent ward politician II
this city ior mony years, uu'wos formerly
Criminal Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
Bogus Bills Dug Up.

CINCINNATI o., Jan. Fever since tho
arrest OF Miles Ogle, the notorious counter
felter, at Memphis on Christmas Day, tho
secret service officers have boen busy In
racing up the plates, tools and paper
OF their distinguished captive, and now be-
lleve they have succeeded In capturing tho
entire lot BY a neat piece Of work they
succeeded on Friday In finding $4,000 In
counterfeit bills ut place seven miles this
side of Louisville. They then camo here,
and Saturday found $4,000 more together
with the plates, tools and paper used in
printing the money digging II up In three
different places back OF tho Union Stock
yards, three miles from the city Tho
money ls all In $40 bills on tho
Third National Bank OF this city,
and $50 silver certificates. with tho
S30,00O found ON Ogle when arrested, tho
amount OF the bogus stun recovered aggro-
gates sos 900,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15

SrmNorirLp, Ill.,, Jan, 10. Tho House
met as q matter of form last evening, and
adjourned until two ocloc; this afternoon.
Another hali.hour session Of the Senate
wus held to-day, resulting III the mroduc-
tlon OF do2eu more bills, ThOre are now
lhHty.throo bills on the senate calendar
ON the order oi eel ohd ioNdlng.
senator Rugors bill, introduced to-day
proposes 10 amend the DNm'shop net 40 as
10 make the minimum lie nse 5000, and ro-
Qulrc the filing OF u pettl1u Sgnud by .
majority Of the legal voters ~ the town or
precinct us u necessary lormNIlly.
senator Shunway's hlll gives Will Coun-
~ authority over violations OF law com.
mIttcd in the Joliet pcntcniurY
The session Of tile SCiaU' ended after ro'
fcrrng Governor lllmltnn's Old appoint
ments 10 on executive session,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
SUING A CONVICT.


An Illinois Bank Seeks TO Recover from
the Estate OF u Noted Safe Robber.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. l3,-lefore Judge
Mckinney yesterday suit was brought by
tho Farmers aud Mechanics bank, OF
GOlosburg, H., against John LOrncS better
known as "Mollo Matches" TO recover q
large amount OF money which "Mollo'
and three confcderOtos stole from the
bank In 1870 Lamoy was arrested
In CmcInnatI some time after tho robbery
and sentenced 10 ten years In the Joliet
pcnltcntInry, where hG IL now confined
Patrick Guerln ono Of his oonfodomteS,
was NJ the same time convicted and glyon
an eight years sentence larnoy was In
Cleveland when he was told the bank
at (lalesburg could be robbed, lie and his
COnluderatCs went 10 GOlCSbufg aud made
their plans, A horse and wagon were
hired IN nClghborlng town, driven 10
Gnlosburg and htchtd In the street oppo'
site the bank. Whom the President Of the
bank and the b0ok'kocpor went 10 dinner
leaving tho Cashier alone, the party entered
the bank, and while the attention Of the
Cashier was occupied by LNrncN who pro-
tended 10 want draft, fol which he tend
crOd largo amount OF small chOngo,
ono OF his companions slipped Into the
banking olco and gathered up $4,000
which lNy on tho table, LOrnoy In tho
meantime, had q dispute about the
amount Of money no offered for the check,
and tho party left the bOnk and drove oil IN
their wagon. Larnry owns property In
this city from which the bank expects "
recover tho amount stolen,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
Mormona scck Refugc In McrIcc.

SALT LAKE, U, r., Jan, i2-Somo high
Mormons recently returned from Mexico,
whore they made conditional treaty with
the GaQul sayOgos, Since their return John
Taylor, head of the church, Chief Counselor
Smith, Bishop Sharp aud others left for
Mexico. II Is thought their object Ia 10
treat with the Government for charter
similar 10 the Nauyoo charter, under which
members Of the Church who are liable 70
prosecution under the Edmnds act may OBJ
tain protection.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY is, 1885
NEW MEN AT THE HELM.
Changes In the Executive oaioers Made In
Indiana, Ohio, Kansas and Missouri.

rvn,,v,no,,s rnd r.a "a A.
lNp'NNNro.'n' ,nu'' 'a,i io'-h' TWO
ociocN yeeHnnhy AFTERNOON the members oil
the Legislature, headed by band, pro-
ceeded 10 Engllsh's Opera House, where
ceremonies incident Ia tbe Inauguration NJ
covornor I.ooo ID nra,, ,no,' D,a.a
,cD ms.''"u ieAN - 'W woh p"'Vo'
iho hsSeNlpiaee was calieu 70 ofder
AZ $3.50 o'clock On the stage were
the retiring and newly elected State officers
and number OF Invited guests, including
Nice,Presldentelect Hendricks and Mrs.
Hendricks, The oath OF office was admin
lstered by Judge Nlbock, Of the Supreme
Court. after wlich Governor Gray delivered
o bref address. In reviewing the subjects
that were worthy OF the attention OF the
Legislature, Governor Gray spoke OF Tho
rights OF aliens To hold property rs follows:
- ] would, however, invite your attention 10
ho ho Mt n o. our heglseetHreo OF i%l giving aliens
tate, T6s Il no6 nm U Innovat"n nov t'yy ipon ,v@ he
spirit OF our institutions that tho same is open
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
Killed and Manned by an Explosion.

WrLLlAyspoRT, Pa, Jan. IA boiler
explosion occurred yesterday afternoon In n
saw-mIl on the south side Of tho SusQuc-
hanna River Tho mill Is located on what
ls known as tho Welgcl tract,
near the base of tho mountains,
Hardly vostgo Of tho structure
Is left, Eight men woro In tho
mill; two were killed, and the Others &C.
yorely II not fatally injured The victims
oil live In R0ckt0wn, on the south side Of
tho river Parts Of the boiler were thrown
five hundred feet one piece struck the
earth and plowod groove several feet
deep and bounded of over the edge of q hol-
low hrty feet beyond, Some of the
wounded lost their arms and others their
lpua
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
$l.5O Per Year.
LAW AND ORDER DAY.
Call for tho Third Annual Meeting Of tho
Citizens Law and Order League Of the
United States.

Call for tho Third Annual Meeting Of tho
Citizens Law and Order League Of the
United States,
New York, Jan l2,--The Citizens Law
and order League of the United States,
organized 10 secure bettar enforcement Of
the laws existing In the several Suites for
the Restriction Of the liquor traffic, will
hold ls third annual meeting In tho
city OF New York on the 22d and Esd day
February, 1885. All State and local
Leagues, and other societies having kindred
objects are requested to send delegates.
An persons Interested In the movement arc
Invited TO attend the meeting A pro-
gramme of the meetings Will bo announced
at later dAtc,
The twenty-second day Of February next,
falls upon Sunday and the officers OF tho
League request all cergym0n throughout
the country 10 address their congregations
upon that day upon the subject OF better
enforcement Of the restrictions placed by
law upon the liquor traffic; and TO unto
with their people IN prayer 10 Almighty
God that the curse Of drunkenness may bO
removed from the land,
All LNw-and Order Leagues are requested,
10 hold public meeting on Monday the Esd
day Of February 10 bring this cause before
the people Of their several localities; and
we ask all such meetings 10 interchange tel
egrams with the National meeting nj New
York City, II Is tho wish Of the National
Executive Committee 10 mako the annlyer-
sary OF the birth OF Washington law.and-
order day throughout the Union.
The local arrangements for the National
meeting In New York City have been
placed In the hands Of committee com
posed Of the followIngnamed gentlemen.
Rev Howard Crosby ID, d., Rev Lyman
Abbott, ID, d., and Mr. Robert Graham,
All communications should be addressed 10
the Secretary, H. Edwin Dudley at ~
School street. Boston, Mass,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
Myrn olark anlnea, Eatate.

New ORLEANS, Jan, i3,-Attonoys rop-
rcsontIng Mrs Maria Perkins, wife OF W.
r. Evans, have opened succession Of Myra
Clark Gaines, and have offered for
probate u will dated January 8,
1885, naming Mrs Evans admin
lstratrlx Of tho estate Mrs, Gaines leaves
property In this State and Washington
CITY, This will, the clerk said, was In Mrs.
Ganess handwriting, Soon after tho above
proceedings, an attorney appeared In court
with another will naming William III.
Wilder and James Y. Christmas executors,
These parties were astonlshod TO hear
that succession had already been opened,
and asserted that Mrs, Gaines could
not write January s, being 10 III. Tho Will
they offered dated January D. 1885, is In
nuncupOtlyo form, under prlyatyo sigma
turo (hor mOrk), In presence OF Ave we'll
known citizens who signed ~ witnesses,
After making few beQuosts 10 others,
Mrs. Gaines Wills her estate, 10 bO divided
equally, between her six grandchildren.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15

ROCHESTER,, N. v, Jan, 10, Business
has evidently reached bedrock again, Large
buyers see better times ahead and take nd
vantage Of tho low prices 10 accumulate
stock A largo patent medicine house
of this city has just made u contract with
some glass works In Philadelphia for l0,-
O00 900 pounds Of glass bottles, or 1900, 900
bottles, over 500 carloads Tho biggest con-
tract ever made. The bottles would stretch
over 900 miles In line,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
In Favor OF Postal rcIcgraphy. -

CINCINNATI o., Jan, iS-lt Is whls-
pered here that the telegraph operators OF
tho country have formed not secret union,
an order such Os the one that went 10 plccos
In the strike of August 1883, but u Qnasl
organization for tho purpose Of influencing
Congressional action, and that through this
organization every Congressman In tho
United States IL TO bo personally urged 10
favor the Government taking Into It's own
hands all telegraph systems Of tho country
and operating them
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15

CINCINNATI o., Jan. 1o,--John j. Flynn,
o dealer In boating tackle Of this city, an
swercd n matrimonial advertisement and
engaged himself, on the strength of IN MI
tpctlve photograph TO o widow In Mis-.
souri, When ho'iound her on emooiatcd
person with cOnsunptlye cough, no 1nado
remarks which caused her TO sue for SS5,-
900 damages for breach of promise,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
plsnator nnd OrIme IN MesIco.

GuAyMAs, Mexico, Jan. iB,--A courier
has brought nows here that tho entire town
of pinos Allos has been destroyed by are
and thai hundreds Of people are homeless,
A bullion train loaded with 500, 600 worth
OF silver bars en route for Chihuahua was
attacked by robbers near piuos Altos The
robbers were repulsed and several killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15

DEDuAM, Mass, Jan, i2,--For several
months the eight hundred operatives NJ tho
Merchants Weolen Mills have been suiIor-
Ing for want N tho ncccssarles of life. Tho
mills have been shut down for repairs, and,
when rum wages Oro very low II Ia rli-
mored that the mills will shut down Ontlro-
~ In u week or two, II so the operatives
must staryc, Large families are now being
supported on ninety cents day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
,mbo,,lomont by n Clergyman.

TonoNro, Jan, l9,--licNW. FCampboll,
Mission Secretary OF the Toronto Diocese Of
the Anglican Church. has got Into financial
difficulties and nbsconded to the Sotes. lie
was also General Secretary 10 the Church Of
ENGLAND Missionary Society for this Pro-
vince II IA believed that neither society will
suffer through hls dofnlCNllon. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15

CncAoo, Jan, l3,--C, W. Turncll, q
proporty.owncr on Cottage Grove avenue,
found that u nelghhor had oycuoOchcd
thirty inches OF his land with handsome
frame residence. Aitor having u survey
mudo Turncl employed carpenters, and
sawed OIL the prolrudhg portion Of tho
house, for which he was arrested ON u suit
for dnuinppg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
Two Men klllod

svAuNroN, Va, Jan. 10. Two freight
trains on The Chesapeake & Ohio Rollroad
wero in collision yesterday near Jackson
River. Tho engineer and fireman OF one
train were killed, Three ,brakomen woro
severely wounded. Both trains are totR
wrecks I'd t.,.. ... .sa, 4.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
pr. Cerycr'a Record,

Nuw HAVEN, Conn, Jan, i9,.--Dr Ca,e
yer stopped shooting Ot iOiiO and retired
for the night with total of li,OsO hits 10
his credit In his attempt TO break 10000
wooden balls IN six days lewlll begin to-
day at clglta m, Ills left wrist which
had been troubling him, Ia better.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
ArrIynla M Cnatlo onrdon,

New YoRH Jan. 10. Tho Castle Garden
officials report that during The posl Year
$40, 800 steerage passengers and 30, 500 cob
Ia passengers landed In this city,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
b An ,ti,,resa t,obberl sentenced.

Srobouls, Mo-, JAN iDr-Georgo II, Mo
FOdden Tho accenpllcc Of prcntlss Tillsr,
who robbed the Pacific ExpfNs Company,
of thsaoty, Off, oveii Sl1O 900 pleaded
lullty 10 grand urouny, Yesterday, and wai
,'ntopced 10 three Vents " thp p,cntbcsndteary tbcsn
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-03-13
Desperate Battle with Rats

From the Utica Observer.
=: y. Barden, well-known farmer of the town
OF Candor, Broome county, entered pig sty on
his farm few days ago 10 make some needed
repairs. AT the first stroke of his hammer two
large rats ran out of q hole in the floor and at
tackled Mr.. Barden. He kicked at one of the
rodents, and it set up a loud squeaing. In res
ponse to the cry rats swarmed into the sly from
holes and crevices on every side. They sprang
upon him and endeavored to reach his face.
Barden called his dog, large ST. Bernard,
which came promptly up to the spot and leapld
in among the little animals. The rats turned
their attention to the dog and gave Barden an
opportunity to leave the sty. Aiming himself
with club, he returned to assist the dog, which
had Killed a number of rats. The survivors,
however, fought as furously as ever For ten
minutes the battle ragged, and then, only halt a
dozen rats being left, they retreated The floor
OF the sly was covered with dead rats. The dog
was red with blood from the savage bites of the
rats, which were of unusual size, some of them
measuring nearly foot in length. They were
OF deep gray color, and are believed to be q
colony Of the rats which have been annoying the
farmers of Bradford and Susquehanna counties,
Pa, for some months. None like them have
been seen anywhere else in the neighborhood.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-03-13
True Even Unto Death.

That was touching story told by Mr. Glad
stone when announcing the death of the Prin-
cess Alice in Parliament. She had been caution
ed by the physicians not to inhale the breath of
her little boy, who was i'll with dipht heria.-
The little fellow was tossing in his bed in the
delirium fever. The Princess stood by the
side of her child and laid her hand on his brow
and began to caress him. The touch cooled the
fevered brain and brought the wandering soul
back from its wild derium to nestle for a mo-
ment in the lap of a mothers love. Then throw
ing his arms around her neck he whispered,
"Mamma, kiss me-" The instinct of mothers
love was stronger than science and she pressed
her lips to those of her child. And yet there is
not woman in all the world but would say
she would not have had mothers heart if she
not kissed her BARN And so it will be to the
end of time. The mother will kiss her child,
the wife her husband and the lover his sweet
heart, though death in a thousand forms lay
concealed beneath the vermilion coloring of the
poutng lips.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-03-13
Caught a Tartar.

A seafaring man was called upon the stand
as witness. "Well. sir" said the lawyer,
his inability to comprehend the meaning Of
those two words.
"What, not know the meaning Of plaintiff
and defendant" continued the energetic in
quirer. can intelligent fellow you must be to
come here as witness Can you tell me
where on board the vessel it was that that
man struck the other one?"
Certainly can" replied the sailor, "it was
abaft the pinnacle"
And pray" asked the lawyer" what do you
mean by thata"
"Well, that's good" responded the witness.
you must be a pretty fellow to come here as
lawyer and don't know what abaft the bin
nacle means"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-03-13
COusamptiOn Cured.

An old physician. retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India missions
airy the formula of simple vegetable re1sady for
the speedy and permanent cure of ConsImp-
ton, Bronchitis. Uatarrh. Asthma and all throat
and Lung Affections, alsoa positive and radical
cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful oura-
tive powers in thousands of cases. has felt Ii his
duty to make it known to his suffering fellows
Actuatod by this motive and a desire to relieve
human suffering, will send free of charge. to all
who desire it, this recipe, in German, French or
English, with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, W. A. Noyes, lt0 Powers
Block, Rochester, N. Y.