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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07
Thanks of the Teachers.

RESOLVED, That we the teachers Of
the Canton schools in general meeting
assembled, October 5, 1886, tender our
sincere thanks to the officers of the
Stark County Agricultural Society for
giving our pupils, free of charge, a day
at the Fair; 10 the members Of the
Board of Education for their co.OpeIa
tioD; to the officers Of the Cleveland &
Canton f. r. for their kind generosity
in carrying the schools to and from Ike
Fair ground free Of charge; and to citi-
zeps and officers of Canton for helping
to take care of pupils on that day.
II. LEHMAN. President.
LIZZIE E BoUR, Secretary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07
USEM ENTS.
Frederic BrytOn In Forgiven" Saturday
Night.

Frederic BrytOn In Forgiven" Saturday
Night.
The Allentown (Pa.) City Item has the
following to say of Frederic BrytOn In
his play Forgiven" which will be pre-.
sented here next Saturday evening:
Frederic Bryton, "the handsomest
man on tue American stage" has become
great favOrite with our tbeater goers.
Thrice has he visited Allentown, each
time backed by an excellent company.
His great hold on the people was again
demonstrated last evening In Music
Hall, where large audience gathered
to witness the presentation of the sem
satiOnal drama, Forgiven" The play
is q strong one and with Mr.. BrytOn as
John Diamond, and good support, new
In every respect except as to Harry Har-
wood, the Denver Dan, its portrayal was
unexcelled. Mr.. BrytOn is superb as
Jack Diamond. His ready adaptation to
the character and his fine stage appear
ance and easy grace captiVsted the audi
ence and caused them to applaud warm
ly. Miss Blanche ThOrne, as the heroine,
rose to the task before her and won the
praise her efforts deserved. Harry Har-
wood enacted the role of Denver Dan In
praisew0rthy manner and was rOundly
applauded. The minor parts were also
well essayed. The scenery was grand
and the music added much to he pleas
GTe of the audience. Mr.. Bryton can
feel assured of a large house whenever
he comes to Allentown, and that he de.
serves all the praise that can be be-
slowed Is conceded by every one who
witnessed last evenings excellent per-
f0Imance.
ADAMLESS EDEN.
Next Monday night Lilly Clay Adam
less Eden Company will hold the boards
at Schaefer's Opera House. A full house
Oh n,rnnf "A hlOndna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07
THE SWITCH.
DEATH OF CHARLES RUKENBROD
A Prominent Merchant of Carrollton, o., 4,
Killed in Columbus.


Prominent Merchant of Carrollton, o.
Killed in Columbus.
COLUMBUS, O., October ga sad kill
ing with attending circumstances
which make 1t unusually deplOra6ie,
occurred near the Central Insane Asy-
INN at 5:15 this evening. The victim is
Charles Rukenbrod, of CarrolltOn, a
patient who has been confined In the
Asylum since May aud who was about
to be discharged az cured. Mr.. Ruken-
brod was visited by his wife and brother
of the Salem Republican last week for
the purpose of taking him home. After
a consultation 1t was decided 20 allow
him to remain In the institution until
the first of next week, when they would
again call for him. d,
Being almost cured Mr.. Buken0rod
was allowed the liberty Of the grounds
and yesterday afternoon walked to the
Maimi railroad track, about half mile
north of the institution. He started
east on the track and was met by the
fast mail train bound for Cincinnati on
the Little Miami railroad. He walked
in the middle of tne track straight
towards the train which ran over him
mangling his body In terrible manner.
His head and face was crushed into a
iellv. rendering him unTecognizable.
The train. was stopped and the body re-
moved to the asylum. The deceased was
a we'll known dry goods merchant OF
Carrollton and leaves o wife and two
children.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07

John H. Werner, the enterprising
merchant, has the large carpet floors In
his building filed with the
latest designs In carpets, rngs, etc.
The prices on these goods are
very low and people about to fit no their
houses for the winter saOuld be sure and
call upon him before placing their or
ders. Ms, "a and SO Est Tuscarawas
street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07
spauidlnr and Graves Indicted.

Tuesdays PIttsburg Times says: "The
Grand Jury yesterday brought In true
bills against Drs. 8. j. Spaulding and 8.
G.. Graves, charged with practicing
medicine without diplomas These are
the men who for some time occupied
stand In the Allegheny Diamond, and
afterwards on Beaver avenue. The Alle-
gheny County Medical Association was
the prosecutor"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07
Music.

Mr. J.T. Brown, the music man, had
I, finest display Of instruments ever
exhibited at tie stark county fair.
Amoug them was Lady Grand, that
attracted considerable attention by Its
sweet tone brouoht forth by Mr. Ben
how. of Cleveland, the blind musician,
VIII can at the eaule time play differ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07
Common Pleas Court.

Olive P. Elliott has been granted d.
vOrce from her husband, Byron B. Eli
OFT, for gross neglect of duty. Elliott
is now a resident of Adrian, Mich.
The application Of Mary E. Dyer for
divorce from her husband, Almarisn
Dyer, is being heard by Judge Pease this
aftarnOOn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07
CRUSHED AND BURNED.
A Bad Accident at the Akron Paper Mill
Saturday.

Saturday.
AKRON, O., October Al. O. Nelson, q
Dane, was horribly crushed and cooked
at the works of the Akron Strawboard
Company Saturday morning. In com.
pany with j. Nelson, also q Dane, but
not related to him, he was digging
straw at the bottom Of pit, the greater
portion of which was piled up with
straw, soaked with steam and lime
water. From this pit the straw goes to
compsnion were digging away at the
slippery, half-decOmDOsed stuff, great
mass Of 1t came tumbling down from
above, catching ]. G. Nelson and scald.
ing and crushing him almost beyond
recognition. He is still alive, but can
not possibly survive more than few
hours. His companion was not badly
bruised, but was burned by steam and
the lime solution. His injuries, how
ever, are not thought to be dangerous.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07

Jacob Myers, living about one mile
north of Browning's mill, died Monday
evening, of cancer in the face, aged
about seventy years. Funeral this morn
ing from the residence; interment in
Indian Run cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07
WALLACE j. MEY ER,
Son of General Ed. s. Meyer, Commits
Suicide.

Suicide.
Wallace ]. Meyer, son of General s. Ed.
Meyer, formerly of this city, but now Of
Cleveland, committed suicide In st Louis
Saturday. He was q young man of great
promise, 10 years of age, aud filled with
ambition. he had peculiarities which
we're presumed to belong to an eccentric
nature, but many Of bis queer notions
and acts viewed now In the light Of his
sudden end are locked upon by his
friends as convincing proof Of insanity
and his mental arrangement Is traced
to an inj1Iy received at the age Of two
years In San Antonio. Texas, when he
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07

II you intend buying lace or other
curtains don't fail to see those Just re-
ceiv,d at John 81. Werner's.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07

The finest line Of lace curtains In the
city just received at John Fl. Werner's,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07
EVERYTHING SETTLED.
Mr.. Dueber Contracts for the Purchase Of
l..ssg-,, Z the Patton Land.
A Gang of Fifty Men at Work Grading
the Switch TO-day---The Excavating
Contracts to be In By This
Evening.

1.-THE last obstable In the way Of Mr.
Dneber locating his establishments In
Canton has now been removed. He has
contracted with Mr.. Thomas Patton Tor
the purchase Of the five and a-half acres
Of land, belonging to the latter, and stu
atsd between the lueber and park lands,
the consideration being $4,000 The city
appropriation case was called IN court
to-day and passed on account OF the ar
rangement for the private purchase.
s THE SWITCH.
This morning the Pennsylvania Com
pany put a gang Of about forty men at
work grading for the Dueber switch.
under the direction of Engineers Bruner
and Potter. The switch Will probably
be completed In week from to-day.
ExCAvATING CONTRACT. II
The bids for the excavation for the
buildipgs must all bein by this evening
and a contract will probably be awarded
to night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07

John Fl. Werner has the fiIest line Df
wall paper In the city. Don't fail to
sec bis elegant designs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07

A. J. pouds s Son, dentists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-07
ADAMLEss EDEN.

Next Monday night Lilly Clay Adam
less Eden Company will hold the boards
at SchaefeT's Opera House. A full house
should greet the blondes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-22
sted,ense sdmerse,, IL, Der sttrm

ttnb in ben MusfeIu bes SaIfes unb ber S@ul.
ter, tpelde getr0bnli@ am beftigften bes abenbS
auftreten, geb0ren gu ben beiteren @naeiben
Der Meuralsia. Dies 1T elm burd eine @rfdI>
tuns berf6limmerteS 9terbenleibeu. Siube,
tuelde ben S9meraen GinbaIt tbut, tpirb bur9
Sofetters MasenbitterS berbei-
sefiibrt, bas Elm aussesei6netes @tittel sar 8e.
rubisuns mno 9tarfuns Der IerSen 1T. GO 1T
aud elm auosrlaifises s@fittel sesen@idt Il. .&beu.
rnatismus au beilen. 9iele 2eiben baben int
mer nebr ober peniser NIT ben gtieren au tbun,
bic, ipern fie untbdtis finb, aufb0ren bic lin.
reinisfetten aussuf@eiben, bic bic Seioen er.
aeugen. Wfan fann ii9 barauf perlaiIen, bab
bas 8itteres cine seiunbe unb reinisenbe Sbd.
ti9feit ber Nieren berbeifibrt. Muberben, lit es
Elm bo9ff pirfiumes SeiInitteI segen Wtasen-,
2eber> tnb tnterleibs Storungen unb berei.
9ert einen ourd unauldmsIiden StoffDediel
berarmten 8lutumlauf. appetit unb Sdlaf
tperben baburd gebefert, uno es iit Elm auber>
Idfl1seS Mittel ben SrsanismuS seeen mala.
ride &ranfbeiten sn fdIsen. gs befdleunist
bic 8ieberberifelnns Der @eneienoen, linbert
bie S9nd9en be8 alters, unb biIft benen, bic
an elmer f@pa@en Contribution leiben.
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Mai un6 Suni 10 ungef6rt fort, tpie III
ben leBten Mpriltagen, ba nod fetn 9Dlz
bat i'm fa9en 2ai1be gefanben, ia nod
mebr, ct tpagte it9 INNER tpeiter in bic
gbene binein unb be5erridte nun in
ieiner Mrt bic bier iiibIi6en Greiie @alis
3iens, fotpie bet 9aorben ber 8ufomina.
Obtpobl ct in Der Mabl ieiner Opfer
einen tpabrbaft berbliiffenben @1arf=
Bid ertpies unb in ber Shat feinen utts
f9ulbtgen ri9tete, pbtpobl ct ieinen See
fell an bic 8auern, fi9 rubig 5tt ber=
balteu unb ibrer re9tli9en 2ei1tungen
na93utDmmen, imner tpteber erseben
lieB, ergrif bod bas @rauen iiber 6iefen
3uifano, ben man in einem md9tiger,
geDrbneten 5taatspeien ME fiir m6gIi9
gebalten bdtte, INNER tpeitere Rreiie un6
artete enbli6 in cine ipabre panique
aus. Die 8ebSrbet unb bic Sruppen
muBten BON ihrett 8orseIebten tpie bon
Der erregten 8eb6lferung bic f6perften
8nrtpHrfe erbul6en, pbtppbl fie
tpabrlI9 lire pfi9t rebli6 erfiillten.
Gonnte,t fie bod trob alIen @riibeIns
tti1t eintnal bariber itt's Glare foms
men, bur6 tpel1e MitteI fi1 bieier ents
iebli9e Mann au9 ttur eine Wo9e
lang gegen fie bebaupten f6nne.
[Gortiesuns foIst.l
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$. 4raeaer.

3r. 262 G 264, Oft gommerces5 5traBe,
i'm neuen Store, empfeblt fein reid5s
baltiges 2ager BON @iienz rnb Ble6=
Wadren, Oefen unb 9ausgerdtbi6afz
ten aler Nrt. Ngent fir bic ercefenten
Saborite 9o6 : Oefen. Man fpre@e
bor uno eraminire bic t1eue Gerie So
borite Oefen, tpel@e auf Der leBten
Jtem Orleans Weltausfellung bic gol=
oene MebaiIe erbielten. Sie beffen
S9reiner Sanbwerf5euge cine @pes
eialitdt. @r6Bte glustpabl BON 8ogel=
&dfigen aIer Dirt. 9luBerbem fets an
9anb Elm bDllfdnbiges NHortment bon
Tarben, Del, GirniB, pinieln, @las,
&itt &C., fonie frii9en 2anbretb 8
8arten : g am n. Cine Rlempnerz
Wertftatt 1T NIT bem @ef9dft berbum=
ben uno uerben ale in bies Sad ibla.
geabe Srbeiten prompt beiorst.
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@a(6insto,t @onntp.
(@@Iub.)

Il Y
Die Gtabt tpurbe i'm Sabre 1885 ges
grunbet; ant 1. Mdr3 1886 trat, bic
Contention bier aufammen, tpelGe am
2. Mdr3 bic unabbdngigfeit bon Seras
erfldrte. 9as @ebdube, In tpeI9enl
bic &onbention lire SiBungen bielt,
uurbe bor einigen Sabren abgetragen.
Oie 2ebensaber bon @aibington mar
Der 8rasos GluB; berielbe mar bpm
9erbit big gum Griibiabr fit fleinere
Dampfer f6iffbar. 9iefe betpertftellig>
ten ben Sanbel 3tpii9en 8elasco an
Der Miinbung uno Wafbington. Cine
Wtetle pberbGlb MaibingtDn fiibrf cine
f96ne eiierne Bride iiber ben SluB, bic
bon elmer prioatgeielli@aft erbaut tpurs
be unb oeren @igentbum lit.
Maior s. u. @ernDn ift Der Griez
oensri@ter biefes Be3irtes. (Miai. 8erz
non 1T pielen 2efern ber rGreleup preiie"
befannt. st geb6rte gu 9lnfan8 bes
leBten 2rieges 5u 9. 8. Sbea's 8a=
taillon, pel9es in Snbianola gebilbet
tporben NOR unb gum gr6Bten Sbeil
aus Seuti9en beitanb. glu6 S9reiber
biefes bate 3mei Briiber unb einen
S9mager In bemfelben. Mai. %. fpri9t
fi6 nod beute febr loben6 itber Oiefes
Battalion aus unb ertunbigte fid na9
Nielen, tpelde bemielben einft angeb6rs
ten. Sagegen iit er nod INNER fein
6reunb BON nSlb Sig, ober tuie ct
fpdter genannt tpurbe, uOr Cart Sobn"
Obiges 8atailon tpurbe nadber benz
8. Snfanterie &esimeut in @albeiton
augetbeilt. Mdbrenb bes &rieges bat
ii9 bafIelbe ni1t nit Menf9enblut be-
fedt unb als berielbe i'm Sabre 1865 all
gnbe fam, tonnte Seber NIT gutem @e=
tpifen in bic Seimatb auriidtebren. Sie
Muiferrollen bes BataiuDns nabm Mai.
Nermon NIT na9 0aule uno bdlt bieiels
ben in boben gbren.) Mu9 bas Mobns
baus bes prdfibente1 Sones 1T nur %
MeiIem pon Maibington entfernt unb
tpenn Maibington felbit als 9tabt aud
untergegangen 1T, 10 tpirb benen Name
in Der @ei@i6te bon Seras bod tpeiter
leben.
Snbepenbence
1T elm f9Dn auf boben Bergen gsleges
rler Ort NIT etipa 500 ginwobnern.
gaDlor college, eine b6bere S9ule,
tpurbe BON ben Baptiften i'm Sabr 1845
gegriinbet. 9as Snititut 1T In 5tpet
8ebduben, ettpa z Meilen bon einanoer
entlegen, etablirt, BON benetl zines bic
tpeibli6en unb bas anbere bic mdnnlis
den 36glinge aufnimmt. prdfibent
bes Snitituts 1T Elm s. $. 2utber. Sns
dependence bat imebrere @ei9dftsbdufer
fomie Selepbonberbinbung nit Der Ius
Benpelt. Die @inmobuer befteben aus
Mmeritanern unb Nesern. gbenio wie
Waibington ipielt Snbepenbenee cine
hiftorifd]e &olle in Der @eI6i9te bon
SeIas. Sob. Sam 9oufon pobnte ldns
gere 3eit bier. 0iele ber dlteren @ez
bdube iinb benz ginitiiraen nabe.
Die 8renbam & 8rasos Nallen 8abn
iOu bier cine Station erbalten, uno To-
NIT tann Snbepeabence balb unter biz
giienbabnitdbte treten. SntOrporirl
TT ber Srt nod ni6t.
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NboIpb Riete- @6abmeifer.

N0DlpD %tete-S0aBntetter.
Sie Ga 8abta prairie lit 6-8 Mei.
len lang unb eben 10 brett. 9o9 III
BON Der prairie ni9t mebr biel au er=
l9auen, Das @anse 1T iebt Elm gros
Bes pra6tbDles Gelb nit 9unberten
bon gr6Beren unb fleineren tpoblbefell=
ten Tarmen.
Berlin
1T ein tleines Settlement, 4 W}eilen
tpeftli@ BON Brenbam geIegen, beffez
benb aus Boffoffiee Store rnb gDirtb=
f6aft nit SansbaGe. Die l1mgegen6 iii
meiitens beuti6. ginieen Meilen BON
Berlin 1T BET Ort 3ipnsbille. DerIelbe
bat tDeber poitoffiee, no9 Store unb
nod tpeuiger San5balle, bagegen aber
etne Stride. Die 8epDbner BON 3ions=
pile iinb bur6f6nittli6 fromme 9eute,
bod bic Nnfiebluag bat nit benz bimms
llif6en i 3ion ni6ts gemein aIs ben
9tamen.
In Dielen Srten bes @ountps bat es
geregnet, aber mod ni@t in getiigenbem
Wiabe. Stelentpeis bat oer &egen aut
getban, beiDnbers Dem Gorn, tpeldes
nun in Der 8liitbe itebt un6 sru9t ats
gefeBt bat, bod fam Der &egen an gar
man1en pldben fiir bas &orn au fpdt.
Gin gutter our@6ringenber &egen flr
oas gan3e 2ano Ddre ermiinidt.
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Dte
GB6@entItdbe Treie Nreffe
eri@eint
ieben DOnnerifaS
unb foitet
$3.50 bas Sahr cber $1.25 far s
OsOnate in 8Orausbesublans.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-22

= GluctuatiOnen I'M Martte fit giz
fentpaaren fann Sober bernteiben, ber
feline Orbers 6ur@ piper& g @ults
beB ausfiibren ldBt. Tabritanten re<
guliren ibre preiie mad Dem &oniun.
Piper & @9ultbeB baben itets einem
enOrmen 8Orratb bon Geuabrabt, giiens
ble6 u. T. tp., unb fie notiren frlibere
niebrige preiie, tuenn bieielben aud
i'm Warfte iteigen.
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M9nrn1nrnrheitett

aller Nrt tuerben in fiinitlerii6er 0ols
lenbung i'm Ntelier bes 9errn Grani
s Ell d, Nos. 305 = -313 9ouitons
itraBe, ausgefiibrt. 9err Sei@ arbeitet
ebenfalls in @ranit uno fam allen 8es
ftellunsen genhgen. Mer baran pers
binbert 1T, nod San 4ntonio gu toms
men, feBe ii6 nit Serrn Sei6 briefli9
in 8erbinoung. 28,1,n1i
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9abe nit Songaline als einem
ftir 1euralgie uno &beumatismus emz
pfoblenen 0eilmittel, bic pieIIeitigifen
Neriu9e ongeitellt uno fpre9e nunmebr
metne neberaeugung babin aug, baB es
allen @rmartungen gere9t tpir6.
.. M. Geagan, W. g., &DIe, Ser.
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-Bei gallapaD erbaltet sSbr
before photographer uno gu billiseren
preiien, als in irgen6 elmer anberen
8auerie. 3,6m6m
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M. S. Sofbeims bat iOebeu cine
garlabungWdnneIota Chief Thrasher"
un5 rWit1man Hay Presses" erbalten,
uel6e er billig Dfferirt. 17,3mw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-07
LEGAL.
SUMMONS.

0OMMON6.
In the Superior Court OF tho state Of cali
tofnia, In and for the County OF Los An
geles.
Action brought In the Superior Court 81
the State Of California, In and for the coun
In said county Of Los Angeles, IN the oiilcs
OF the Clerk of said Superior Court
J. NJ. Frew, plaintiff, VS.. Geo. sinsabeneh.
II ster A. Wagner, Edwin l. Butler. John
w Pitkin, David 3, Halsfead and Annie
r. Sewali. Comprising the nrfn OF Butler.
Pitkin a. Co., defendants.
The people of the State Of California send
greeting to,
Geo. Sinsabaugh, Hester A. Wagner, Ed
win I. Butler, John W. Pitkin, David g.
Halstead and Annie X. sewall, composing
the firm OF butler, Pitkin d Co., defend
ants.
action brought against you BY the shove
named plaintiff In the Superior Court OF the
State Of California, in and for the county. Of
Los Angeles, and TO answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive OF
the day Of service), after the service on You
of this Summons, II served within this
county; or, II served elsewhere, within
thirty days. or judgment by default VIII be
taken against you according to the prayer OF
said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain the
judgment OF this Court defining the lien Of
a certain Judgment against David Wagner
In favor OF said Butler, Pitkin y 90, and
that partition of the southwest 20 feet OF
lot numbered In Block No "a, Ords Sur
yey of the city OF Los Angeles, CAL, be made
In accordance with the rights OF the respect
i've parties herein, and for cost OF suit.
Reference is had 10 complaint for partio-
ulars
And you are hereby notified that II you
tail to appear and answer the said dcomplRfnt
as above required. the said plaiatif will
cause your default 10 be eutered and will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
In the complaint
Given under my hand and the Seal
of the Superior Court OF the State
l>, OF California, la and for the eoun-
tsEAL. ty OF Los Angeles, this eth day OF
March, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-six.
GHAs. II. DUNsMOOR, Clerk.
By =. b. TANNING. Deputy. mars Gods
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-07
PILES! PILGSl PtLESl
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAsTi
NO ONE NEED SUFFER.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
aud liberated Piles has been discovered Ok
Dr. Williams IAN Indian Remedy, called Dr.
Wihiams's Indian Pile Ointment single
box has cured the worst chronic case Of -
or 30 years standing, No one need suffer
Ave minutes after applying this wonderful
soothing medicine. Lotions, instruments
aud eIectulries do more harm than good.
Mitliams's indian Pile Ointment absorbathe
tumors, allays the intense itching, (particu-
arlyat night after getting warm Ia bed),
acts as pOultiee, gives instant relief, and Is
prepared only for Piles, itching Of the pri-
ate parts and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon J. Nj, Doilinberry Of
Cleveland says about Dr.. Wlllialnss Indian
Ointment. 81 have used scOresof Pile Cures,
nd It affords me pleasure to say that have
ever found anything which gave such i'm
mediate and permanen relief AS Dr. vii
liams's Indian 0intmeLt. For sale by
druggists and mailed on receipt of price, 81.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, PT0p'rs,
Cleveland, ..
PRRUss q PIRoEI agents. Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-07
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blk2 Fruits add 10 Santa Ans ftuo
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shatfnan smitff GO N pouahno. p v iiui-
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70 nix B. Addison tft 1. l. q. 5000.
J Il HoughtOn, trustee 90 Martin bihh0r
l. t8. blk N. Pniliips r. sb'5,
James II GlinOfd o. W J. Wolfe but W hhu
" Of lot 90 hfOdfick hupdsNisloh OF peii
ieyis Comm to Herbert 0 Horton ~ ls
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Ieftin II Weight to + ! Campbell-Ln ls
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land, uer nushsnh. 10 ADD Kinney Con
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Los Angeles County Is tnk % bednder 4
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Fitzr.y A King to George II smith and
George y PauOn-Lot on " side OF New
Geofse il smith and George Patton 70
Ftzruy A kiug " IS acs OF lot DIX y IL 5
ai,d FIGHTS Of way, sj5Di.
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% convey lot Ia lot o blk Lamanda Park.
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John Burns to II X Brown-Lot in biz P,
Mott trt, $500
Abram R0rlck 10 Alfred Day-LOt blk
Morris Vineyard trt. 5000,
u o lamb to kndrew Glassell-l lots % ~
~ Is ~ W 81 " Arroyo Seco, 5000,
Lugarda A de Pol0mares 70 L ronner-
n acs of Rio Jan Jose, so.
ilush 4. McCrabbe 20 Michael brady
Lots and in lot blk 80 Grifin's add \ l.
A, S400.
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BEN sec u r2s u II W. $500