davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
TO RECEIVE MR. BLAINE IN PITTSBURG

PITTsBURG, Oct 6 (Speciab. proposed
on October 20 in honor OF Mr. Blaine 10
attracting the attention OF all Republicans throughout
Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio aud Western Vir
nIa It was tho intention to have Mr. Blaite speak In
the Flth.ave. Music Hail. but already the demand ior
tickets OF admission is so great that tue county co
mittee will probably decide on grand daylight tarin
demonstration and public reception to Mr.. Blaine.
Il ia proposed TO hold the meeting In Exposition Park
There 10 600 people hear the champion OF protec
ton and fully so 900 can him. Clubs from every
own within hundred miles OF Pttsburg Will De here
and other people by thousands Excursions will be run
on AN the railroads and Plttsburg will have more people
fban /, can care for 1t Will have to be daylight
demonstration and it will be immense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
FJyDJyG COMETS BT0HT ALOyG.

ROCHESTER, Oct. 6.-PrOfessOr (. f. Bar
nard, of Vanderbilt University, Nashville telegraphed
to Dr. Swift Director OF the Warner Observatory yes
terday morning. that he had discovered what was sup
posed to be comet. At m Dr. Swift himself veri-
fed and confirmed the discovery by means Of the great
telescope Of the Warner Observatory IL is in the
steation OF Leo right ascension 10 hours 3S minutes
and seconds /; declInation north, degrees and is
minutes 1t 10 pretty bright aud is moving toward the
northeast This discovery entities Professor Barnard TO
the Warner astronomical PRICE making the sixth War
prize by him. aud aggregating $l,lOO In tho
last four years.
DIR. Kruger OF the European Union OF Astronomers,
announces the Independent disco last night OF DAT
nards comet by Dr. Hartwg, OF the strasburg
tory The European position iG October 90 nourso @ nn
utrs seconds wich time right nsoenslon,
10 hours 81 minutes % seconds north decnation'
hour, 3 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
va VIVID FOR A RACE AT MARBLEHEAD d.

BosroN, Oct Especial. wind to-day
of Marblehead so light and tickle that the yachs
Stranger and Thetis failed finish the third and de-
,,,ng race OF their series 1t was enormously stated
that the contest OF Saturday, which the Thes won was
the last but the Stranger beating the soop IN the gnt
breeze Of Tuesday made third race necessary Captain
Crocker OF the Puritan handled the Thets to-day her
regular skipper, Captain Snow being ILL., He doubtless
rsaI New I'm Dreezo aud rhet.s. though she
started ar. soon lost the lead to tho Enxishman The
7snhvr was not at all Captain Cr0ckers liking but
ne the cutter people once or twice ana
made better showing than the friends OF the Thets
nod con sidered poastDle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
OPPOSING A NEW TRIAL or ANARCHISTS

CHICAGO, Oct. (Speciai The closing argu-
ments on the motion for trial for the Anarchists
heard by Judge Gary the Criminal Court to-day
Mr. Foster for tue prisoners conended that the intro
ductlon OF testimony to the discovery OF dynamite
bombs throughout the city and the reading OF extracts
from Herr Mosts book 10 the Jury improper. He
closed 1th appeal the court 10 set aside the YER
dict George O. Ingbam Dade the opening for tho state
and was followed by states Attorney Gr1nnel, who
arg ued t VERDICT just Captain Black closed
with renewal OF MS pea that the facts did not war; mt
fun verdict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
A CENTURY-OLD CITY IN KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE KY, Oct. Gully $4,000 WIS.,
itors were Frankfort to-day assisting tho capital city
OF Kentucky to celebrate hundredth anniversary
The ceremonies included address OF welcome by
Judge Lindsey. a memorial address by Colonel Johh
Mason Brown, poems by Major Henry Stanton. Mrs
Morton and Mrs South, OF Frankfort. and short ad
dresses hy Ex-Governor Bishop, of Ohoi ex Governor
Crlttcnden. OF Missouri senator George Nest OF Mis-
eon-i nd of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
THE OLD IRISH PARLIAMENT.
MIR. GLADSTONE REPLIES TO LORD BBADBoURNE's
ARTICLE.

ARTICLE.
LONDON, Oct. G.-Nr. Gladstone has written
TO the Editor of BacLcoods MoGa=e in rel y to Lord
Bradbournes article Facts and Fctons OF Irish His
tory" Mr.. Gladstone calls the old Irish Parliament
National Parliament meaning that II was not gwen to
Ireland by exer,r agency like the colonial assemblies.
lie saws that teand ,atisfcd with the Parliament
OF 1882 as between herself and England In that sense
only MI Gladstone with what the article says
against the Irish Parliament but he poiuts out that the
esnecay its enleavors TO ARE the recall OF Lord Ftz
william lie declares that he is that during the
executive to do good was frustrated opposed by tho
Irish Parliament Mr.. Gladstone admits that Lord
Bradbournes zone fair and temperate and oiccs at
that indication OF desire to treat the subject hstor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
WARNING TO BRITISH STEEL MAKERS

LONDON, Oct Cat the annual meeting OF
the Iron and steel Insttute he'd in London to-iay
Daniel Adamson. OF Manchester. elected president
President Percy the retiring officer. delivered an ad
dress iron and steel making resources OF Great
Britain and the United States. lie showed that the
british output OF BesseneT stool was constantly de-
crsasng and warned HE hearers that II there should
be a war or commercial struggle blind belief In their
own supremacy would be dangerous, and that dsre
gard Of their antagonists power would res u In dsas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
GARNET CRISIS IN SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. 6.-The Liberal and Republi-
can newspapers in prasng the clemency OF the
Queen Regent In committing the sentences OF the con-
demned insurgents report current that crisis IN
the Ministry is Imminent the Minister OF War and the
Minister Marine being opposed to the Communication OF
the sentences Of the rcvOlutionists
MADRID. Oct Tho Ministers OF War, Marine and
Justice have resigned 1t is probable that the Cabinet
will rcuodelled on a more democratic basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
TEsuER ON THE ENGLISH RACES

PIrTsBURG, Oct. 6 (SpeciaD A letter from
ohn Te.mer brings the Information that ne has made
co ooo hating on tho English races He won $1,000
on the race and claims that the latter
thre the race. Rosa heavily backed Dy English
man Teemer siill thinks that no 10 better man
than Beaoo and failing to got another race IN Ensanu
vii follow MIN TO Australia Teemer will be backed W
lanes Keenan,, OF Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
VICTIMS OF CUOKE-DAMP.

LONDON, Oct. Mr. Lakin, son of the
proprietor OF a coery at NewbOd, Leicester descended
the shaft OF the mine to-day fearing that something was
wrong lie did not return and of his broners de-
sceuded the shaft IN search OF him. lie also failed
to return when another brother aud then the father
descended The latter two not appearing at the surface
again careful search made, resulting In the ind
ing Of the OF the four men, who had been su1o
a. .ted hy an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
THE FIRE RECORD.
ARRESTED on A CHARGE OF ARSON

SKowHEGAN, Me-, Oct. 6.-Mrs. Emma
Brown Of Harmony, arrested yesterday Afternoon.
charged with having set hrs to tho barn OF Avah H.
Booker. In Harmony. September 20. Hurd. the boy
who confessed to burning two buildings In Harmony
and vino ia now In charged With inceudiarism
IL IA sad has retracted HE confession He no" 10
vas scared by detectives into msklps " no ~
S d mot buru the 70 had nothing 10 40 WIN
fhA ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
..a.nor.prrs Ar Ro1KAwAY BEACH,

An attempt was made Tuesday night about 10 O'Clock to
, ,own the most thicky settled part Of the beach Tho
house occupied by Thomas Adams was discovered TO be ON
ara An alarm given and the neghbors put II out with
nails OF water An examination the premises shpwed
quantity brush aud chips saturated with Kerosene
under stoop partly burned matches on the ground
But for the timely discovery the most valuable property on
the beach would have destroyed IL believed that the
nred the house Is tho ncendary VINO SCI
fire 20 Harper stumps two weeks ago when several oa-
ing. were burned The Protective Association oilers TO
ward OF $500 for the capture of the cuiprlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, Ocf. y.
IKANLAN AND Ross.-Hanlan has accepted Ross chal-
lenge to row "a race on the Thames for $500 q side.
FHE SAMOAN IsLASDs-Advices from Apa, Samoa,
state that the Engllsu. German and American Comms-
sioncrs have begun their conference respecting the
rights claims OF their respective Governments In
tho Islands The conference 10 said to be ad-
vancing smoothly.
TIE CROPrERs-writs have been served on several
Cro,ters at the Island OF TREE for rioting.
ADEIIsA PATrL-Mme. Patti will sail for New-York
on November Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
prroryGs BURNED AT cEYTREvILLE.

The coal and wood OF Forquer Williams. at Centric
vic Jersey CITY, destroyed by hs on iuesaay hsn.
p.fore the engine companies we'd the flames had extended
IN an adjacent block buildings used stores IN the centre
OF the town They occupied by Fred Costello meicAs
tailor, Jacob Nogengast liquor dealer. and oeoiSe
and sloe dealer They are total loss is
damace Is high Wind saved he puiuhts
on nc oppos side OF the street irom tax ns hre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
OyE WAS AFRAIp AVID TIE OTHER GLAD OF 1T

w-ORLEANs Oct. (Specian.-After many
meetings between the seconds OF II. +. kernochan,
naval officer and Wash Marks Superintendent OF Ware
houses. the affair OF honor between these gentlemen
ends with tho publication of cards In the morning.
Marks says that he has been unable TO get either an
apology fight out OF kernochan: ana kernocnan
says that he was on tho field according 10 agreement
and Marks did appear and therefore Marks Is not
entitled any notice. Both appeal to the pupho
to decide a. to who backed down and whose honor mas
been most damaged by the proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
TBr vgRuOyr LEGISLATURE.

MONTPELIER. VT, Oct. 6. - The Vermont
Legislature to-day aud VIII probably continue In
ssssion until Thank s-lvns. Tho Senate consists OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07

~ 1,,,o a, ,citement was caused in the Hoffman House
,nt obout IL O'Clock by the discovery that the canopy
nva fbe large pis Nymphs and sayr by Bougne.
Ioa o eIfncu Shed The picture sustained no damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
ACCEPTING THE DUKE OF AUMALE's GIFT.

PARIS, Oct 6.-The French Institute met to-
day accepted the bequest of the Chany estates OF
the Due d. Aumale The Institute adopted resolution
declaring gratitude for the Due q Aumaes pa'fiouc
generosity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07

thirty me nbsrs, with only one Democrat The House
consists Of 239 members of whom 20S arc Repubicans
% Democrats and Independents Major josiah Grout'
O farmer, was elected Speaker
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

Howell II lmunda jackson, one OF the
Senators from Tenn, has been appoint
cd TO succeed the late Judg' Bqxler In
the Tennessee and Ohio Circuit, and was
promptly confirmed by hla associates,
Ele will DO the Judge to preald In the
q Government case against the Bill pat
ant. He has never been friendly wlth
Senator Hsrria, although they have not
had any open rupture lately, The new
Judges term ~ Senator would have ex'
pired next March. H. was doubtful
about hia reelection, and this appoint
ment, therefore, ls very agreeable to
him,
Mr.. jackson was born at Paris, Tenn,
April 8. 1899, aud 10 therefore 6i years
OF age. In 1910 hla parents removed 10
jackson, He received good classical
education, graduating NJ West Tennes'
500 College In lSiS, and afterwards
studying law for two years ut the Uni-
yeTslty OF Virginia. He studied law In
jackson under hla kinsmen. Judges A,
w. o. Totten and Milton Brown, and In
| 1866 entered the Lebanon Law School,
aud graduating the following year no
commenced the practice OF law NJ Jack
son. In 1859 he removed 10 Memphis
and engaged In the practice OF law.
He has had two terms OF experience az
q Judge upon the Supreme Court Bench
OF his State; serving there by appoint
ment, and was once prominent candi'
date for Supreme Bench before the nom
mating convention. In 1876 he again
returned TO jackson, aud In 1880 he was
elected to the State House OF Represent
atiyes and TO the United States Senate,
taking his seat March 4, 1881
He Ia OF medium height, with q stout
figure. Hs eyes are clearnblue-gray
He IL smooth shaven, excepting q gray
imperial. He Ia considered u good law
| yer, Ia Of q very quiet and studions turn
and has not been particularly cOnspicu.
Ous In the Senate. lie was o member OF
the Committee on the Judiciary. He
will resign his seat In the Senate at
once.
Mr.. Jack'on's appointment insuret
him q 80 600 annual salary for the resi-
OF his life. The nomination was re-
ceiVed by the Senate at l.i0, Senator
Hoar Immediately moved that the Sen
ate proceed 10 executive business
The doors were closed aud within
Ave minutes Mr.. Jacki0n's n0mina
tion was confirmed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs, Frank McClaren
recently, q son.
Mira Rolla, OF Zanesyllle, visited her
sister, Mrs, Lucy Roihrack, this week.
MsqUs Anna and Julia Moill. and Josie
Monnot Visited In Cleveland this week,
Lizzie Mansion and her husband,
Frank Frldey, started for France last
Monday.
Our wOOllen mill Ia now In full opera
tiOn; about l2 hand9 are employed, most
ly girls.
DO not fail 10 visit the opening Of Mr..
Frank ClemetS restaurant on Saturday,
April 2ilh,
Mra, william Elchberger and Mira q.
Warstler were called TO Pennsylvania
last Saturday by the death OF u relative.
Mlss Birdie sweetwood, Of Chicago,
who has been ylaltlng her aunt, Miss
Jennie R'am, lott on Wednesday even
Ing for Philadelphia, Pa,
Mrs A D, Beechy, who haa been ylslt.
Ing her parents, Mr., aud Mfa, a, n, Bau-
man, returned lust Monday 10 her home
In ElmOfe, Ottawa county,
The Reformed Sunday school wlllg'ys
an Easter entertainment In their church
on Sunday evening, conelating Il songa,
declamations, readings, 81
Mr.. Paul Jollat, one Of LoulsyllO's
most esteemed oltignna left this place
last week to try hls luck IN Los kngo
los, Cal. Mr., Louis Grange accompanied
Paul 40 far ~ Dakota.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
RAILRoAp sAoRIFIoEp.
Tho wheeling S Lake Erie Railroad Sold
for 100000.

Tho wheeling S Lake Erie Raiiroad Sold
for 100000.
Considering that a property was to be
sold which had az one time represented
u face value OF over ten millions OF dol.
lara there was q smnl crowd and little
fuss made over the sale OF the Wheeling
u Lake Erie railroad NJ Cleveland Frl'
day, Many a country auction, where u
few old traps such ~ harness, hay
wagons and broken down stock were TO
be sold TO the highest bidder, hao NJ
tracted more attention and caused more
excitement than dl ! this sale Of 1877
miles OF railroad, with its steel rails
and iron bridges, its twenty hve locomo.
tiyes and nearly two thousand cara OF
all descriptions. But tho process OF the
sale was about the same aa though the
stulf TO DO sold we're bedateads, hay.
racks and 10 on,
The road was bought by apurchasing
committee consisting OF Go0fgl j, For
rest, Melville Q. Day and Daniel II, Gar
rison. The bonds OF tho old company
are now all In the hands OF these gen.
tlemen ~ trustees. A new company, TO
be called tho wheeling u Lake Erie
Railway (instead OF railr0ad) will NJ
once be Incorporated and take possess
Ion OF tho property. The old company
chiefly consisted OF the o, X, Garrison
estate, aud the claims Of this estate will
absorb o greater portion OF the secuTl'
Ties OF the new company.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
A wARRENsvILLE FARMER
Finds u Warm Frlo, d, aud claims TO uavu
Los 5000 In Cons luenco,

Finds "a Warm Frlo, d, aud claims 10 Have
Losl $500 In Cons, quenco,
Last s saturday Ferdi land Bartlett, u
farmer who lives In Warrenty lie, was
IN Cleveland all day. He visited several
saloons during his rambles around the
town and fell In with q man named
william NIX. aud the two took IN the
town together. Late In the afternoon
they started for Bartletpa house, and
arriving there rather late, Blrtlett, who
IL u bachelor, invited his companion to
stay the balance Of the night with him,
Nix accepted tho invitation and the
twain went TO bed. About midnight, 10
Bartlett says, he awoke and missed li'
companion After a search he also
mi lsed 5000 In cash. Nix, II Ia supposed,
left the house through window, Mon
day MIR. Bartlett aw0re out d or 'Ast I
for Nix's arrest for grand larct ny, Il
last evening he was arrested ~ his
home about two miles southeast Of New.
burg. He was taken 10 the central
police station by tle two OIL who
made the arrest. He Ia farmer ~
years Of age, When searched III 40 was
found In his possession.-'tPlai Dealer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Sawed 10 rleoea

NAVARRO, o., April 23,-A terrible nc.
cidont, which resulted fatally, occurred
yesterday afternoon on the farm OF ia
cob d, Leigbly, three miles south Of Na
varre,
George Carllng, proprietor OF a saw
mill, was engaged In doing some saw.
Ing for Mr., Lpighly. and while 40 doing,
accidentally clipped and fell on TO the
In g. circular saw, which was running
VI u very high rate OF speed, The royol'
Wing saw cut him almost In two, and
mutilated hla body In q shocking man
nor. The unfortunate man was drag
ged from the saw, and medical aid sum
moned IN the poreone OF DoctOre Fraun.
felter, OF Canton, q lns and Alllndor, OF
this place, But oil old was too late, On
Carllng sustained auch terrible luinriea
that no died while his physicians we're
In the net OF performing n surgical oper-
alton for hls relief
Mr. 0arllng was 80 years Of age, and
leaves a wife and three children, who
are prostrated with grief,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

Now tho ward NsesSOr starta upon hla circuit
with plo Ot legal pal ora In hla iidt
And tho man to whom he Oltcr ono will Jerk Il
Ana rcmMk he hasn't got n thing TO list
Then he'l throw II down upon tho dcah with paaglC
Just ~ II II wore n Januaiy dun,
Aud ho'll slam the door IN most Indecent faShlOn-
An A0scaOor'u lot Ia not n happy oncl
Or, perhaps ho'll take tho hand OF tho Assessor
And invite him out to have q little "smllc,"
While tho servants clear tho jewels of tho dresser
And conceal the marks Of luxury aud stylcl
Ito will thrust his chain Of gold within his poclot
say ho tells tho tlno by looking NJ the sun,
White tho yaluo Of tho soon falls like rocket
An assessors lot Ia not q happy oncl
II tho man has got horoe his value on II
VIII bo Just about onctOnth Of what lrs worth,
And 10 protcatallOn no will sayi "Dogono II
Mr.. onicor, think You want tho carthl"
Should tho ofnoor persist IN hls ondcayor
10 approximate tho truth, his course Ia run
no will mover bo again oloclod-noyorl
An assessors lot Ia not happy onol
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
Saturday, the l1t day Of My, 1885,

tho following described real estate situate
In the townships OF Plain and Canton, STARK county
ohio, 70 VIII beinR tract 0f f0uftoen (li) aefeh Of
land being part OF tho southwest quarter OF elton
number thlflyalx (b0), IA township number eleven
Qi) " range number eahl lhl aud being all Of said
quarter hing south Of tho PiItAburgh NJ, Wayne and
Chicago railroad,
Also part OF tho northwest qulrter Of section mum,
one a. In township number ton (iO), ~ range numhor
eight (b), (CAnl0n t0wnhip) bounded aa f0ll0wa 80
ginning ~ the weat end Of the Aforesaid fourteen acre
oontor OF elump OF willows standing on thu north
bank OF tho erook thonoo IN straight llno acroa tho
creek 70 an eln standing between tho ofeek ana the
hAw NIL thence IN straight line 10 The northeast
CORNER OF tho south Abnlment Of tho bfidgeI thence
continuing the Same ine until u strikes tho middle OF
an old road on thu brow VI tho hill thtnoo down tho
middle Of the said road until II strikes tho woodsl
of tho creek until tho same strikes tho south no OF
said quArterI then TO tho southeast corner Of tho
Quhrt thence ~ tho northeast oOrnor VI said auAfteri
thence along tho north no VI aad quarter " the place
0' beginning excepting ton Aoiea thorod devised ny
bAinue Doweu 10 Susanna OAfpcr ana twelve acres
thereof devised by said samuel b0wera 10 Andrew Bow.
na, Tho above described tract being the same devised
july 100 taeo viii record "D" pagoa ui9 and HiBl
Also Tho water privilege o0nyoied by 0e0fRn J, Trump
aud wlfo 10 samuel uOwefi hy deed dated March 10th
lhbi Excepting from tho above described tract NIFTY
nine hundrcdlhn " an acre heretofore sold " Joseph
Hershey
Appraised at $500
sale 10 commence At O'Clock D, m. Tcrma, cAS,
A. LElNIN0RiL
Coroner aud acting Shohn
W. WAJ j. CLARK, AttOrneya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

Simmons Liver Regulator, purely veg.
etable, In universally ueod In tho South
10 arouse tho torpid liver 10 healthy no
tion. II cures malaria, billouenoes, dye.
pepsia, headache, constipation and piles
No nausea or gripping, II IL moet Of
fectiye In starting tho eecrotlons OF the
liver, causing tho bile 10 not ~ a oa'
thartlc, Regulates the bowels and I'm
parts ylgor and health to tho whole ays.
tam
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

think Ely's Cream Balm Ia the boet
remedy for catarrh ever saw, never
loOk anything that relieved mo 10 soon,
aud | have not felt 40 we'll for long
time, used TO bo troubled with severe
headaches two or three tlmos aweek, but
since using tho Balm have only had one,
and that was very light compared with
other former onos. ], A, Aloorn, Agt,
U, 2, r. Il, Go, Eaton, Col,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

Blaksly, OF that town. Deceased had
been out In Brazil In the capacity OF
resident buyer for the great coifte house
of Arbnckle q Co, OF Pltlaburg. He had
iuat concluded three yeara' engage
inent IN the employ OF Arbuckle u Co.,
In Brazil, and was making preparations
10 return home TO Alliance when that
dread disease, the yellow fever, SELF d
him and carried him OF, MIR. Hender,
son was about 40 years Of age, and we'll
known TO a number OF Canton people,
who will be palned TO hear Of his death,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within tho reach
Of suffering humanity, truly ls Electric
Bitters. 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
find Electric Bltters the best and only
certain cure known. They act surely
and quickly, every bottle guaranteed To
give entire satisfaction or money re-
funded, Sold ut fltty cents q. bottle by
Durbin, Wright s. %.