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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
Resolutions Of Respect

Adopted by HadasAah Lodge No, lbC
/. q, q, II. The committee appointed
ut n regular meeting OF lladaaaah
Lodge No, 4b0, llreent0wn, o., July y
1880, 10 draw up resolutions OF respect
on lhe death OF Bro, Samuel A,
SehFnnlZ, beg leave 10 report 40 follows
WHmnRAs, 10 has pleased Almighty
God IN His wise providence 10 remove
from our midst u worthy brotherl
therefore be II
RESOLVED, That IN the death Of Bro,
Sohranlz this lodge has loat one OF lla
m0st valued members.
RESOLVED, That In his death the
community has lost q worthy citizen
the family an aifeoti0nate husband and
father whose heart ever beat IN sym
pathy with all, aud whose hands never
failed 10 administer to those IN dlalresh,
RESOLVED, That the charter OF
lIadaaaah Lodge be draped IN mourn
Ing for thirty days,
RESOLVED, That eXpfeR6lOns or SYM
palhy Of this Lodge DO extended 10 tho
family OF the deceased, that these reno,
lutona be inserted IN the minutes OF
this Lodge, and copy OF Them be sent
10 the family OF the deceased, ana also
that the sans be published IN tho
county papers, j, q, SLuasER,
JOnN LILLY,
u, w, BAUM,
Committee,
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GUARANTEED.

Tho only medicines sold by druggista, under
n positive guarantee from tholr mnnufnot-
urors, that they win do lust what Ia olaimod
Tor them-that Ia, bQneft or cure IN nll oasos
OF discusses for which thqy are recommended,
or the money paid for them will bo promptly
rofunded-are DIR. Pieroe'e word-fafnod spc-
oincg manufactured BY Worlds Dspensary
Medical Association, OF Buffalo, ~ ",
Or. Ploroe's Golden Medical Discovery ouros
nll discusses arising from torpid or dorangod
liver, or from impure blood, No Dyspopeln or
indigestion, plmplos, Dlotohos Eruptlonu,
balt-rhoum, Tetter, Hryalpolna and borof,i,
lous Sores md SwelllnRs, Consumption, or
LunR.eor0fula, IA also cured by this won-
derful romody II taken In time
Dr. Pierco's FhvQrito Prescription Ia the
world.famed romedy for nll those chronic
weaknesses and dlstroeeing dornnRomonta 40
common 20 American women, IL IL n most
potent. inylgorntlng, restorative tonic, or
strength glyer, impartinH tono and vigor 10
tho whole gystom, AB n soothing norvine lt
n unoqualod. SEQ guarantee printed on the
bottle wrapper and faithfully carried out
FOR many years,
Copyright 1888, by WORLDS Dis MED Assn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

Horse Notes.

Guy trotted q mile on Cleveland
track ON Saturday IN 2l3qi, the last
half In 1864, Old Cllngstone went 4
mile In sa7I, John Forbes gave
Orphan Boy q mile In 2;gOll, George
Webber drove Secretary FasIgs KeokeC
In 2i97, Gus Wilson gave Alley W, q
mile IN 2'2sa,
Let us have Mt least one decent street
fixed up in Canton before the race meet
ing here, In Auguat-the road 10 the
fair ground,
The Poughkeepsle races closed on
Saturday with four events, Frank y
won the 2:30 trot, IN straight heats best
time 2'22A, Mambfino llannla won
the 2-2O pace, Billy Stewart I'd, iii
wilkes 3D.; best time 2I7A. Citing
won the 2.3l trot, Suisan I'd, Markham
Maid I'd, best time 2;2Sie, Miss Alice
won the 2l0 trot best time 2;27A.
Now let the horse breeders Of stark
county come 10 the front and help give
their stock farms and high bred
ones boom, NJ the meeting In August,
IL Is now or never, II you want more
colt races, say 30.
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FAOTs FOR MEN OF ALL AGES.

FACTS FOR MEN OF ALL AGES.
by reason Of false modoIly tho youth Of our
land arc kopt Ia Ignorance Of tho rulnous results
which certain solitary lndlscreto practices pro-
duco. These ylcop. whom porai tod 10, eventually
undermine tho constitution, induce nervous do
bIllty and premature decay. 0aanlc weakncss,
nervous debility, premature d. cline Of tho manly
poworp, involuntary vital loHos aud like aneo-
tions, speedily aud permanently cured by DR..
Burner To thoao acquainted with tho Doctor II
Ia harily necessary 10 say that ho has for many
yo,ra enjoyed tho atlnotlon Of bons tho most
81 cossful md celebrated specialist In the World
for tho trontncnt and cure Of ihao affections
which arise from youthful indiscretion and aolh
tary practices, and all may consult him With com
llo confidence.
OF all tho naladlcs thatailllci mankind there ID
probab t ono about which physicians In general
lraotloo know M llttle
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Elmo plnnn Of Work.

Mr. d. +, Wirebaugh, the well known
contractor and builder, has the con-
tract for furnishing the altar, commun
ion railing and pews for the new Catho
lie church at New Lisbon, II being
awarded TO him over bids by n number
Of other firms The work is undoubt
edly lrstC class and the people of thai
place know where 10 send when llnt
workmanship Is what is wanted. MIR
james D. Barry, with j, II, Wernerdid
the painting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
0nRONIO DIsEARES.

Tho Doctor treats no acute diseases. but makoa
an entiro speciality OF chronic and long'9tAnding
dIaoanoi, Casoi Elyon up by other doctors and
pronounced lnourablo. ho most doalres 10 800.
DR. BURNER has treated over l2tOO Gases IN
Ohio In tho last two years, many of which had
Others Deaf, aud a large Number 10 bo Inyplldu
for Llfo. But behold nov ihey Bee and Hohri
aud many hro on tho lllgh Road TO Health and
improving oyory day,
Tho Doctor 10 surrounded with. tho largest col,
county for examining and tfe, ting all chronic
diseases OF tho Head, ta'o, Eye, Ear, Throat,
Heart, Lungn, Stomach. Liver. Kidneys. Bladder,
Skin, Brain and Norvop. hyalon, Cancers, Ium'
Neuralgia, RheumAtllm, Dropay, uQut, Hlck
Headache, Debility, Depression OF Spirits, Dis
oaiol Of children. Hereditary Dhoaaoa, etQ,, otc,,
and, In fact, all lonpstAndihE and OhIonlo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
Your IIonl 0 on Flre.

Not the house Of wood, or brick, or
stone, In which you live, but your bodi.
ly tenement may be IN terrible danger
from sm0ulderng fire which you make
no effort TO Quench, The great danger
from impure blood Is that II debiitates
the system, and the digestive organs
grow weak and inactive. Hoods Sar'
saparllla combines the best kidney and
liver inyigoratOrs, with the best ultera-
tiyes and tonlcs, MI from the vegetable
kingdom, cureiully aud understanding
ly prepared IN concentrated form, II
purilles, yitOllzes, ana enriche8 the
blood, and tones up the system, giving
the whole body vitality, and ellectually
guarding II against the attacks OF dis
engg.
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bring ~ lornooi OF utine, which will rccutw
careful chemical aud mlsroaooplcal oGanina.
tlon.
pKRsoSs USsKtLLruthY treated by ignorant
protondcri who keep triillng With them msnh
after month, nlyinr poSonoua and Injurious com'
pounds, should call and 500 the Doctor,
woypRaruL Cuarl by our improved method Of
treatment aocompliahed Ia Nervous Debility,
Premature Decline OF Manly Powers and Kindred
Affections, which hwo bcen neglected or un'hlll.
fully treated No experiments or failures. Pa.
tIontp treated byinat and medicines Gont by OK
prous Personal consultation ID preferable. We
guarau,eo curablo caaea
List Of questions free.
0r5a,ss and Correspondence Confidential.
Troa,msn, sent .. 0, d, TO any part Of the United
States
Correspondence With lnyalids solicited. All
lottors with ptampa enclosed answored FREQ
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Makes the lives Of many people mlsefO.
BILE, and often leads TO self.destructlol
We know Of no remedy for dyspepsia
more successful than Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla, 10 acts gently yet surely and
efficiently, tones the stomach and other
organs, removes the faint feeling, ere
ates u good appetite, cures headache,
and refreshes the burdened mind. Give
Hoods Saraaparilla fair trial. twill
do you good.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
Arn Ynn AmlntndP

ESQ, do not fail TO consult DR., IL
Russell Burner at his next visit, Ills
advice alone may save you much suffer
ing aud his treatment never fails u
cure. DIR. Burners treatment ls unlike
any other In this country, and his cures
are counted by the hundreds, and arc
made after all othess fail. ONCE n
Hotel Conrad, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, July 10th, 18th and 18th
ConanltAllOn free To all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
A sun STROKE.
A Sewer LabOrCr Could Not Stand the
Excessive Heat This Afternoon.

Gotfred Christian, a German employ
ed by Frank Reilly on the West Eighth
street sewer was overcome by the ex'
cessiye heat this afternoon 10 3 o'clock
lle was working on the street and
suddenly fell over on u pile Of dirt,
Some OF the lab0rers saw him and con.
yeyed the unfortunate man to place
where no could rest,
He recovered sufficiently TO walk
with assistance and he was then taken
TO his boarding house. lie Is resting
easy and viii probably DO all right TO-
morrow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
THE MARKETS.
Now York MoneY NIarkst.

New YOnK, July 10.
Money closed NJ Q per cont. the lowest ratoi
highest, BM per cent
Exchange closed quiet; posted rates, si91m
t,esl1, actual rates, N,SBlfiDi,eIYl for hrty.day
bills ana 9iSWDl, 1874 for demand
Government bonds closed steady Currency
bid
Pacific railroad bonds closed M follows,
Union flrall ~ bid do sinking funds LlTN
bid Centrals, Al bid,
Slhln bondA nloAnl hnll.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

NEw iOnK, July 10.
FLOUR-Stronger and IN fair domand
prices unoh0ngod southern -four quiet bui
lrm; prices unchanged.
RYE.-Dull
harley Nominal.
SUuAR-Rhw quiet. fair refining, 7Ac rc.
fined steady outlonf aud crushed, RSo,
powdered, pAec, grauulatcd, Bl6c, cubes pllo.
EGGS--Flrmi fresh eastern frsta, l0Al5)ho;
western do ltlaGbllAc; Canadian DO, l5c.
BuTrER-Dullqn and woak western creamery,
l5dtlBlhc oAstern do, l0nl1c.
CHEESE Firm. New York ohoddar, $40
B1Sri western Nat, fWilic.
C0FFEE-Spot lots ytoady llio eRrgoos.
lYio, Futures llrmi July SlOiO August,
1880
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
EXAMINATIONS FREE TO ALL.

Whenever II Ia known that DIR, BURNER IL
stopping nj place, crowds gather 10 consult him,
aud u 10 not " be wondered Rt whom tit romen
bored that IN dlagnotlpg dlpoage ho never asks
y question: hut dcfofibep tho different dlteanei
beltet than the kluk can themselves II n von-
deftul SIT for any one ~ possess, and Dh,
BURNERS dlaEuOuto powers have oreatod
wonder throuThout The country, .
lilo adopted tho following plan. which 10 pooullh
10 tho largo hOapilala, and IA not and meyer has
been tho practice OF country DOCTOR, visit lle
carefully notoa tho eymptoma Of che patient, and
aforttnlnt the condition OF the Internal .oiganp,
future reference. IN this way ho aicorialna the
true raturo Of the disease aud ltn cause, Know.
lnr the disease he knows the change II ~, duoet
IN tho tltauca, and knowlns the changes ho oheokl
them with ,pooiio romedloe and Glacte lbo patient
consult him hg readily tel thoip whether ho oAA
pure Or holp lhtm, or whether they arc beyond
hopo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

The simple application Of "SwAYNE s
OINTMENT" without any internal med.
lcine, viii cure any case Of letter, Salt
Rheum, Ringworm, Piles, Itch, Sores,
Plmples, ECgma, all Scaly, Itchy Skin
Eruptions, no matter how obstinate or
long standing, II is potent effective
and costs but trino. lT.Es,l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
DELAY Is DANGEROUS.

Many diseases arc 20 deceptive that hundreds
Of poreon have thom before they oven euanect u
'lhoy know lhoy afe not woll, but arc poricoly
ignorant OF tho doadly fanRp which arc fnstening
upOn them, and must, sooner Or later, certainly
destroy them, uulops rescued by SKILLED hand,
Are you Anl'oolf Your ease may now DO por..
feoty durable, but Remember pVory moment OF
nor oct brings you nearer W inournble STAGES,
whon perhaps tho most aklllful phyalolan can
render you no assistance. The present u ours
Tho m nfo may hn 100 LATE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
Moro pronIdentlnl AppoIntmonln

WAsIINGToN, July Especial l.
The President made the following up
pointments to-day: Horace A, Taylor
Of Wisconsin, commissioner Of rail
roadb; ThoB. g. Mendenhall OF Indiana,
superintendent Of United States coast
aud geologic survey; Henry w, Dedlich
Of Indiana consul Of United States at
Lelpslc, Germany.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
Why ehonld

not have confidence in that which has
done me world of goOdy Ifyou have
suffered years with liver complaint and
got cured by using Sulphur Bitters,
would hot you too have confidence IN
themY j, r. NASH, Hotel Winthrop,
Boston,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

CHtoAoo, July TO-
WlIEAT-Stronger and higher, gaining M
10 NC.
CORN Firm on u good cash demand and
the strength In wheat, Last sRlog vera " TO
Nc higher than yesterdays. Receipts, OG
cars.
OATS.-pull and hdAo lower
PROVlsltiNS- FAIRLY nctiyo. Pork held
about steady, but lard aud ribs declined Bl6o
on thu packers Asllng.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
A Justloe Of the Peace Bays.

Hon, John Nealey, justice Of the
peace and ex'member OF the House OF
Representatives from Meredith, N. H.
was for twelve years q sufferer with
rheumatism, He says, | cannot OBJ
tain any medicine which does me 30
much good aa your Sulphur Blttera,
and | think II is the best medicine
made.
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A Pointer.

Since l.. Arnold & Co., have been In
business here they have been selling
furniture at remarkable figures. Their
rooms are filled with the latest designs
and NJ astonishing figures, They Me
the successors of Geo. Sharer n Bro,
and also do undertaking, Remember
the place, "a N, Market street sow,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
A rntnl oolorod Row IN plttnbnrr.

PITTsDURG, July Especial. DAY.
i'd Lewis fatally shot Mrs. MOsby and
Mrs. Morgan on Arthur street this af.
ternoon. lie then shot himself through h
the head, dead. The parties are Ill
colored, Jealousy is the alleged cause
of the calamity.
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A LIRE ON EXpERIENOE.

The Doctor has had whole o Of study and experience In
his profession and onoye advantages which foil 70 the lot Of
but fowl After attending his Full Courses In tho Medical
Colleges and graduating with the highest honor no was not
content stop there but has since attended ohor Colleges
and several times review cd tho whole prooggon has also
Travelled extensively for the purpose Of Improvement having
visited tho best Medical Colleges Hosptae DsponsNres
Eye Ear Lung and other Mod nj and Surgical Institutions on
both ContnentB travelling thousands Of miles both by land
and sea expanding thousands Of doara improving ovory
advantage within his commit nd and dovotng tho best years
Of his life to become thoroughly familiar with his profession In
all its branches
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
Trampa oremated,

PIrTsnURG, July Especial In
the Pennsylvania railroad wreck walls
last night half dozen tfamps were
cremated and four fatally injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
WuSh Goods DGpQTtm't.

1900 yards Figured Jaeonets, worth
1890, now 09ic,
1000 ydS Figured ChallIea, worth &C.
now 2Ac,
1900 yds. Standard Prints, worth Gc
now al6o,
$500 yds, Standard Ginghams, 0Hc,
40 Pieces Med, aud DIX. Dress Cling
hams, worth 10 aud l2lsc, now 30.
~ Pieces French Pattern Satlnoa
worth 800, nov l7o.
2 cases bombay Suiting and Satlnea
worth ~ and loc, now 100.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

Get rid Of that tired feeling rs Qu OK
as possible. Take Hoods Sarsaparillu,
which gives strength, u good appetite
and health.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
LATEST DISCOVERIES AND IMPROVEMENTS,

Dr. Burner 10 tho only Physician IN Ohio who has
ccved instructions In tho European Colleges In Analytical
and Microscopcal Examinations Of tho Blood Urine ETC.,
which aro now considered indispensable ~ correct diagnosis
n many diseases Ho has also extensive supply Of tho
dcult oases by modern meth ls, embracing many which
but seldom found outside OF ho larger ctes There are
many diseases which physlcanl In practice do not
usually treat and aro therefore, seldom prepared with tho
necessary and costly outfit 10 examine correctly treat with
success such cases therefore, would do wo TO call at once
land learn their condition. aud whether the doors Hope
nro yol open, or loroyer eloged agaInet tham.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
Hnrtrnnnte Shock In Mnlno.

FARNlINGToN, Me, July S.-[Speclal. !
The shock Of IN earthquake was felt
here last night. There was no damage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
ms mpnovrp MKruops on TREATMENT

Aro mild aud pleaaautl pgfeo perfectly With The
most delicate La0y q Qhlldi do pot reduce thi
poahible bonoat IN tho thoftunt possible tinol
Patents eau consult him or communicate With him
ns often W they choose, during the whole lime
required for the oufo, Without eaagd TO where
ihey may he, aud without extra oh tge, thus
rondorinu the trqaimcnt M euoceipiul and thtH'
factory rs though lhoy were liylnR next door 10
ennh other
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
LIS HE REsPoNsIBLE2---THE HEALTH AND HOME


% panse
Family o
rramw Worms omuvdln from mye o hours tuval
stm mMowh deo 0t Furnished from oor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
WHO ARE THEY ?
-Four officials OF the Cleveland, Cau-
ton 4 Southern Road
Confess OF Having Mmbezaled $1,000
From The oompany-'The Matteria
Settled and No Arrests
VIII Follow.

Four embfgzleTa on Monday night,
confessed 10 Tho ollleera OF the Glove
land, Canton " Southern railway In
Cleveland, that they had stolen money
flom tho company 10 tho amount OF
$1,000.
For some months past the company
has been auRpecllng a number OF the
station agents Of doing crooked work
and NJ last put u detective 10 work
on the case, On Monday fourteen Of
tho agents were instructed 10 60 10
Cleveland and report Nv the general
offices OF the company,
The men vi llrst all denied their guilt
but finally -four Of them admitted that
they had embezlled IN the nelghbDr'
hood OF $1,000, The company did not
desire 10 disgrace tho men, and cOnHG
quently the matter was satisfactorily
adjusted. Each man VIII pay back the
amount he took aud no arrests VIII fol
low,
The men are all married and have al
ways enjoyed good regulations lt IN
likely they will be discharged but no
orders 10 that effect have as yet been is'
hutu, ~ W hlpNH IlNt VHV va tHu Nih'
pl0yes OF the company IN Canton was
aummOned 10 Cleveland, but II Ia i'm
possible TO say whether he rs one Of the
guilty 0neh or not,
A NEws,DEMOCRAT reporter called
nj the offices In this city this morning
but those In charge refused TO do any
talking except TO say that the company
would sustain no loss, they would not
give tho names Of those who had CON
fessed their guilt or OF those who had
been summoned to Cleveland,
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LATER DEVELOPMENTS,

IL ls understood that the four men
who confessed 10 having stolen money
from the company have oil been dis
charged. 10 10 thought there are other
parties who are implicated, and more
confessions or arrests are expected,
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DIR. BURNER
rrrrm nOdnORyH

THm DOCTOR'9
not only NaonA has visited Europe
surcS while bringing together his Anatomical Museum and ne collection
Of n,trumsn Appliances & Who the largest aud hno collection
now ownsd by any In tho World
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FOR MEN ONLY!

Ann0ITIvr FoF LOST or FAILING nAhli0lpl
hrUOltltE General and NERVOUS nkhilitfl
UnRE wstkHss. q heay s1s na =, fdl,os Elisss
RsL.s Eels uAEOOn lalT h6sarfa, Hes u lalaff seA
Nrsssis NIX AZ iAltb UhlAAsk \ fihl lhpfhppt'
lhsalleI gHhlleg hpAt ihtAt htfi. htssns a M w, ~
IA sils ihsa, hael ta paAssa aea plpels ita
ssaltal lftss kAafits tht htlltAl co.. hulFAus "
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Dress Goods, Silks and
LaC0S.

Everything In Light Colom must 20,
II bargain prices are an attraction. In
this department we mention all,
aBo Min Mixtures aud Stripes, NJ zoe,
a5o i6inch llenriCttas, NJ 25c.
zoo Sllk Mixtures, for GOO
500 Summer Flapntls, for 500,
25c 30 inch Persian ChalllCs for 100.
gB-Notico the reduced prices on Mo.
hair ChallieS and BrlllantineB.
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nR.. 1lTTRNmR

WIN revisit this county eye month"; thus saving the hoube
expense q Waiting the And ne only y,oI9R and surgeon n
Illustrate and make plain all afflicted tho aud nature Of her
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
ELECTIONS In ALABAMA,
TEXT OF A BILL NOW BEFORE THE
LEGISLATURE OF THAT STATE,
To Protect the Suffrage From the Evils
of Ignorance and From Corrupt So
licitations, Modelled After What Is
Known as the Australian Act.

The following is the text Of what is
known in Alabama as the lawson bill,
which, as the Montgomery Adro5iser tells
its readers, seeks to remedy great evils
that now exist in Alabama in connection
with the electoral system, and which must
be cured sooner or later. There is much
to be said in favor of any well guarded
measure which has so desirable an object
in view, and for that reason this particular
bill is worthy of the most careful consider.
alton OF Alabama's law makers. 1t is not
constitutional amendment, and, there
fore, does not affect the organic law, and
once adopted changeahle only by vote OF
the people 1t is statute regulation, re.
pealable at the first session after enact
mert II it is found not to work well. All
admit that some change must be made,
and The Lawson bill presents, so far, the
best solution that has been offered A
similar law is already in existence for mu-
ncipal elections in Kentucky, and it works
well. Several States have made changes
in their election laws similar to those con-
tanned in the lawson bill"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
nrokc Up Prom ChiIdhood.

have been afflicted with Scroiula ever
since / was a small child. To tell Of all
have suffered would be picture too dark
and painful to think Of. Years of misery
| endured, bad digestion, no appetite,
rheumatism in my feet, all these aud more
than these have made my life q misery.
For fifteen years | followed the prcscrip-
ton Of physicians, which was no more 10
me than water poured on the ground.
Two years ago took ;. :. =, and nothing
in all my wrctched and unhappy lie was
such blessing to me- ~ that medicine.
After taking six bottles ! was a new crea-
turc, was free from pain, was clear OF
rheumatism, was able TO sleep, TO eat and
work, and was well and happy. My rhou-
malism has been cured and has never re-
turned. :. :. :. has certainly been q won.
dcriul blessing to me.
SUSIE T.. Moss.
Gallatin. Tenn, Dec. Is, 1885,