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Morris tribune., 1889-09-25
Scientific Miscellany.
For the TRIBUNE, by E. R. CHADBouR

COVERED RIvERs.-An apparent dis
appearance is phenomenon that seems
to have taken place with some rivers.
Capt. John Page, of the Argentine Navy,
mentions that the upper Paraguay, as if
absolutely lost for many miles, has been
known to flow beneath matted cover
ing of living and dead vegetation sew
eral feet in depth. In the year 1858 one
of these growths, under the influence of
an extraordinary inundation, broke loose
and drlfted 1900 miles, bringing up at
Buenos Ayres with many animals and
reptiles that had taken refuge upon it.
Morris tribune., 1889-09-25

An English navigator at Santander, on
the north coast of Spain, has found the
sea waves in prolonged and heavy gale
of wind to be AZ feet high and 1856 feet
long. Other estimates of storm waves
in the south Atlantic give height of so
feet and length of 400 feet. In the
North Sea the height of crest seldom ex-
ceeds 10 feet and length $50 feet.
Morris tribune., 1889-09-25

A vegetable cartridge-shell, which is
entirely consumed in firing, is French
novelty. With this shell, the cartridge
has scarcely half the weight of a metal
cartridge, the cost is considerable less,
and the Inconvenience of removing the
shell after each shot is avoided.
Morris tribune., 1889-09-25

Certain English scientific men are dis
cussing anew the direction of lightning.
Much evidence has been collected to
show that the lightning sometimes real
ly proceeds upward from the earth to
the cloud, and to disprove the late Mr..
r. A. Proctor's theory that in cases
where this is seen the observer is de-
ceived by the impression that the flash
starts from the point nearest that at
which he is looking.
Morris tribune., 1889-09-25

A remarkable cave has just been dis
covered on the top of the Taygetus
range in Greece. 1t is from ten to thirty
feet high and from thirty to sixty feet
wide, and contains thousands of stalac.
tites, in wonderful groups.
Morris tribune., 1889-09-25

DR.. Oscar Montelius estimates that the
Stone Age ended $500 years ago in
Sweden, where it reached very high
development.
Morris tribune., 1889-09-25

where this is seen the observer is de-
ceived by the impression that the flash
starts from the point nearest that at
which he is looking.
An immense glass bubble or globe
which has been exhibited at the Paris
Exposition is over five feet in diameter,
with capacity of 1850 imperial quarts,
and weighs forty-eight and a half
pounds. 1t is as pure as crystal, and
without blemish, and is a work of the
French glass blowers said to have never
been equalled.
1t has been stated that the lamented
Father Damien attributed his leprosy to
the incubation of an abrasion in the
scalp through the agency of flies.
SCIENTIFIC FARMING.-The first agri-
cultural experiment station, according
to Prof. W. O. Atwater, of the United
States Department of Agriculture, was
established, at little German village
near Leipzig in 1851. In 1866 there were
five, in 1861 fifteen, in 1866 thirty, and
to-day there are more than hundred.
experiment stations and kindred in.
stitutions in the different countries of
Europe. The movement is extending to
Asia and to South America. The first
agricultural experiment station in
America was established at Middletown,
Ct, in the chemical laboratory Wes-
leyan University, in 1875. Others soon
followed. In 1880 there were four in
operation, and in 1887 some seventeen
in fourteen states. In the latter year
Congress made the enterprise national
by an appropriation of $4,000 per
annum to each of the States and Terri
tories having agricultural colleges or
agricultural departments of colleges.
This has led to increased activity, so
that there are now forty-six, or. count
ing branch stations, fifty-seven, agri-
cultural experiment. stations in the
United States. To support these forty
six stations, the National and State ap-
preparations for the present year reach
about $720 900, and over $40 trained men
are employed.
Morris tribune., 1889-09-25

1t has been stated that the lamented
Father Damien attributed his leprosy to
the incubation of an abrasion in the
scalp through the agency of flies.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
THOSE BLAolsMAIL CASES

May Cause Somo Trouble Before They
Arc Sottlod-All tho Parties Bound Ovor
TO Common Ploas Court
Officer Owen arrived here last night
at $3.50 o'clock, with Mrs, Morrell under
arrest on three charges Of blackmail
She was taken before Justice WettaCh
and released on ~ 500 bail
In the evening Kate and Lemuel
Obney and lIulda Morrell appeared
before Justice Wettach and all waived
examination, and were bound over TO
common pleas court in the sum of
81 500 each, TO answer TO three differ.
ent charges OF blaCkmailing
The case Is exciting considerable in.
terest In Alliance, as IL grows ont Of
the arrest Of three saloon keepers for
violating the prohibition ordinance
passed by the council.
This morning Attorney Charles G.
Upham left for Alliance to defend
John Madden, who was arrested for
selling liquor. Madden Is one Of the
parties who says he was blackmailed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
A HAMPDIN EMPLOYE
Ileartlessly Deserts His Wife in
Paducah, Kentucky,
And Lives in This City With An
other Woman An Exposure,

Tuesday afternoon q lady rather un'
der medium height arrived In this
city aud registered NJ the Hotel Conrad
as Mrs, Anna Wahl, OF Paducah, Ky
She soon called a carriage and drove
10 the llampden Watch Works, wheTo
she asked for her husband, James l.
Wahl, lie came 10 tho carriage door
and exclaimed "My God, wife, what
are You doing herey After o short
conversation she returned 10 the Hotel
Conrad, where he visited her in the
evening
He told his wife that no would TO.
Wn 90 MA boarding house NH hp
could not Afford 20 stop no TIE
hotel llo went AVID returned the next
day telling htr Ap was going to take %
day vacation Wl look for boarding
house for them.
Instead oi doing this no won't lo tho
llampdeD Works Nnd asked for h7
money telling them ho was called 90
tho death bed of hIH luther,
ln the afternoon Mrs. Wahl received
% note from him, saying he had been
discharged and c0udrot face her aud
had lpil for Brooklyn. n, Y,
Mrs WOhl was pnuullesB and nearly
distracted She went ~ the llampden
Works and learned no had not been
discharged but had quit,
Inquiry developed tho fact that since
he came % Canton hn had been stop.
ping 40 the Huntington Place with q
woman whom he passed of 0s his wife,
The woman who came here with him
is llcttie Wheeler Of paduCah, Ky
She i3 described ug rOther a handsome
llttle blonde, Since they came here he
hlg llyIshel money ON her and bought
her many beautiful presents,
Mrs, Huntington says she suspected
all was not right. but ug she had no
proof Of course could not do anything
I'M the mOttrr
Mrs, WOhl was seen by News DEM.
OCuAT reporter this afternoon and
said the reason she hHl followed her
husband 10 Canton, was because she
had heard ho had elopud with llolile
Wheeler Mrs Wabl says the Wheeler
woman does not bear very good rcpu.
t0,llu in paduclh,
Mrs, Wahl has been In Louisville,
kyu for some tmn past under medical
treatment aud had no knowledge OF
her husbands intention 10 leave pad.
uoh, until she received letter from
there saying he had left for parts IN.
known,
by some very clever detective work
Mrs Wahl heard he was iu Canton and
followed him here She telegraphed
for money and win leave tonight for
Brooklyn, n Y,
Mrs Wahl Is rather a prepOssessing
young woman and says she win follow
her husband 10 the end of the world,
In case she succeeds In finding Wahl
and his lady lore, she will make 1t very
unpleasant for them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
A SHOOTING sCRAPE
Az Navarro Last Night The Injured
Man Not Seriously Hurt

A shooting affair occurred at Ma.
yare early this morning which caused
a great deal Of excitement,
Xa2ier Arhart was on his way home
from the dance when ho was assaulted
by Marshal Larkin Of MOssillon, Ar.
hart claims Larkln pulled out reyol.
YER and, without word, shot him In
the leg.
No cause can be given for the shoot.
ing as Arhart has tho reputation Of be.
ing q very peaceable and quiet young
man.
DR., j. s. Sheslcr was called TO dress
the wound, and while II Is very painful
II Is not dangerous. Arhart win prob.
ably be confined to his bed for some.
time TO come,
Marshal Stahl left for Massillon this
morning with warrant for the arrest
of Larkin, on charge of shooting with
intent TO kill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

to ID collars part No. q, $1,000 Harriet
(lorman 10 W. u, PierO, Nos, sllp anf,
0l DOnds addition, 81 1901 Mary q,
sborb 10 liauman Bros, part ibl, nf 1901
Meyer heirs 70 N, a, iun', No
8b35 500, H. Mckinney 10 o.,
H. Oldheld part No, w., $1,000,
MAshiLLOA,
Frank Roll TO r. j. flROher, part lot
500 a2 aOOiQ j AGnhalher 10 " l., Clay,
part lot 30, ai ONl, John schmidt 10 jos
Oser part lot 1850 and 1870, HlO60l u,
leneson 70 > helcheli part lot 2lb,
1900,
ALLIANCE,
A l., Howell 10 H. q, Howell, lot l0l-
bb Webba Add, $3.50 l., Wonders 10
h, NJ, Members, lot 80 l., l., Lamb0ms
Adj ~ ,S60,G w. Th0mburg " q,
schrantg l0t 653 4, l., q Co.'S, Add,
$1,000, G. q, Weathayer 70 o, ! Well
tot 40 l., l., LambOrnR Add $1,000 q.
l. Wen 20 q, T., Moore, lot 90 l., u,
Lamt0lnB Add $500,
Geo. Trump % w, II, Hershey, 9 acres
iu Caut0u tp, - aai, j, Marohuud 10 4,
A MarChGnd. n ~ lulNcreA IN Jackson
| W, eB,8UG, M H. Clay 20 Mary C0e, bl
acres Ia Jackson tp '5OOOi Jas, sehut-
| ftl 10 y. NJ Mflh5rL y, n, Bdl Osun-
| burg, al 200, Sam Doll 10 Aug kOuni7e,
| nos, laO. 9 Oanauurg 2hO0i bherlii 10
luo. Wiukelman 100 acres Washington
/ Up. a1.b5dl sheriff % Dan, liRkeE 10
acres PIKE tp. sa.ssbl j, H. Vaughn 70
j, a Davis, ~ acres MhTlboro lp,aabUp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
A CARROLLTON WIFE
Gets AlimOny in the Sum Of Thirty
Seven Thousand, Five Hun
dred,

Tho sensational case Of Cora L, Stock.
on against Mason Stockton, Of Carroll.
ton, the suit being for alimony, has
ended But the great interest caused
by tho sensational evidence given dur.
ing the trial has not abated.
Judge Raloy sat upon the bench, and
after day Of able arguments he rem.
dered n judgment in favor Of the plain.
tin on the facts for Sls,b00 in personal
property, all the household goods, real
estate valued at $500, allowing the
trust deed for $4,000 in favor Of the
children TO stand The custody Of the
children was given TO the plaintiff, The
Judgment, everything considered
amounts to S37,b 500, being the largest
judgment ever rendered in Carroll
county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
PRRsIDNNT BLOOD
says tho Cleveland, Canton n Southern
win Extend

says tho Cleveland, Canton n Southern
win Extend,
The Cleveland, Canton & Southern
road is not the road to be satisfied with
what IL has at present. The manage.
ment has in mind the continued extern
si0ns, and in q Cleveland interview
Thursday President Blood said that in
AL probability, the Cleveland, Cbagrin
Falls Il Northern would be leased by
the o., O. rs. and operated as a division
of thai road.
Mr. Blood further said. We are not
here on any special business, but we
are looking after the roads interests
generally and studying how to pay o
dividend We came from Boston and
spent S0,0O0,0OO In this State to accom-
modate the people and, Of course, to
get some return. The legislature talks
of making the rate 2 cents per mile.
Since tho bill has failed to pass we
shall continue to accommodate the peo-
pie and are trying TO get the road in as
good shape as possible.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
Rpooh.

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness 10 robust health
marks an epoch In the life Of the indi.
yldual. Such remarkable event Ia
treasured In the memory and tho agency
whereby the good health has been
attained Is gratefully blessed. Hence
II is that 80 much 10 heard In praise OF
Electric Bitters. 50 many feel they
owe their restoration to healty TO the
use OF the Great Alternative and Tonic.
IL you are troubled with any disease of
Kidneys, Liver or Stomach OF long or
short standing You will surely find
relief by use Of Electric Bitters. Sold
at SOC, and 81 per bottle vt Durbn,
Wright u Cos drugstore,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

Akron 10 the rittaburg, CHARTERS
~ Y0ughiOgheny, a distance or
over 100 Inilea, II connection was made,
II would DO by building from Canton 70
Paris, a point on tho Alliance, Lake
Erie q Southern railroad The dis
tanee ia only seven miles, aud from
PbalanK, the southern terminus OF the
l., En A, Il n, tho distance 10 not
much over thirty miles, The scheme
is for the Valley 10 build 70 faIlR,
make running arrangements With the
l., b, A, Il, NJ 10 PhalanK and build 10
tho H., q &Y, What makes this plan
seem feasible IL that the same parties
who own the H. q, 4 Y, own the l., d.
Ans,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
Burglary at Dalton.

Last night burglars broke into Mc1n.
tosh & Ralston's hardware store at
Dalton by forcing open the front door.
The thieves took revolvers, razonS,
knives, silyerware, cartridges, cigars,
etc, and $lb0 out of the till. The
amount taken is estimated at 1900. The
thieves are not apprehended.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
4 LIFE or EYp NPTWWVIW 'i''I,,'

The Doctor has had whole lie ofstudy and sporenec In
nus profession aud enjoys advantages which fall to the lot
but few After attending his Full Courses In the Medisal
College, and graduating with the highest honors he was
not content to stop there but has since attended other Col
also Travelled extensively for the purpose of Improvement
having visited the best Medical Colleges Hospitals Dspen
sares Eye Ear Lung and other Medical and Surgical In
situations on both Contnents travelling thousands Of miles
both by land and seat expendng thousands Of dors i'm
proving every advantage wthln his command and doyona
his profession In all It's branches 49,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
THAT NEW DEAL.

Rumors That tho Valley VIII Build to
Paris.
The Plain Dealer gives additional
facts in the new deal in which the Val.
ley is interested, as reported Wednes-
day 1t says Nothing definite can be
ascertained In regard TO the latest ru-
mcrs Of the Valley deal, but another
one has been started. Its to the effect
that instead Of building from
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

WtWtama MARCH l-llond onerlng'
a. thf ipruy HaiuHIf o1ni.tlnl of slhjr
iolug.aaed 'ow W' hnlf prf onnu at
lu- 40 oi which were accepted The
amount oi lin bonds purchased 10 date llnt
dor ue oIrC Iurof Ami w laN AsgreHlte
tl2l0h lIIMi r.I lliIAii sii ~ Tho
iil,1i lDlf .fnls puclw1l eDst
o. p3i 300 ANA lho tlllHi3il four aul
q huIfs tIlHlIHHlR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
nuoklen's Arnioa salye,

The Hest Salye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt liheum, no
yer sores, letter Chapped llahda, Chill
blaina, Corna, and all Skin Eruptl0na
aud odaltlyely cures Piles, or no pay re'
QUred, n IN guaranteed 10 give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price 20 euula per box, For sale by
DlrtW Wright N GO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

--latest Discoveries and improvements. A.
DR. Burner the only Physician In Ohio who has re-
ecved instructions In the European Colleges IN Analytical
and Microseopica Examinations Of the Blood, Urine ETC.,
which considered indispensable TO q correct danno-
lois many diseases He has also extensive supply ofthc
latest and best Professional Appaatues for the treatment of
difficult cases. by modern methods embracing many which
are but edom found outside Of the larger cities There are
many diseases which physeanS In practice do not
usually treat and therefore, seldom prepared with the
SUGGEST such cases. therefore, would do we'll to call e once
and learn their true condition. and whether the doors Of Hope
are yet open, or forever closed against them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
DELAY Is DANoFRolJs

Many dieonacg ore 10 deceptive that hundreds
alpclgons have them before they even suspect
y Ibcy Know they afg not wcll, but ore pof-
taNoning upon them, and must sooner on later,
certainly destroy thun, ,unl0Aatcacutdby nHkill.
nl hand, Are you afflicted Your eAho NAV
now be perfectly ycutablo, but Remember every
moment Of neglect b inpt you ntn'cflis lnrufn.
bic stages, when pcrhHp' tho most slllliul phy.
ticinn can fcndcr you 10 assistance. The btrE.
tntia ours, The future may be- TOO LATE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

WAHuEaToy, March 1.-The eonioreeso on
the suudry civil Appropriation bill have
reached nn agreement The House con-
iorccH struck out appropriations Inserted
by The souulo nrHrcgallnH u, ,7Oispi, ana
agreed 10 Senate Increases aggregatlna
81 7iNllu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
CHRONIC DlSEAsEV.

lhc DOCTOR treats no acute dlfrAHct, but makct
hn 'nlifo speciality Nt Chuu|C and lonnsttandnr
difrNaca, tU't tWyOnupby other Doctors and
Wouu1rerl iWuuhr, he mont lra'rta 90 sec,
omoip the laft two yc1rH, many OF which had
byth EiNruup 90. iuyuUAptr, homo To be Blind,
others null, and Largo Number 90 DO luynllda
Tor lilc, hut brhold now they Sec aud Hear,
Inl many moon Tie High Road 10 llUaltl aud
improving cyrty day,
The Doctor Jurtoundod with the largest col.
letu9h OF iut Iultnimcutp ever imported to
ihih country Tor tAnmung and tuuting nll
.liohle 9itea.tsoi the Head, Face, Rye, iaf,
hlhldg' skin, llinin and Nervous Nygiom, Cam
srih, Tumow, lilr1, HwclllHga, Dld Sores, Fits,
Iatnlya.t, Neuralgia, Rbtumatiam, Dfopty,
S9ul S,sE 'cadaghri nghilitY Depreciation on
senses, ete, cig and, in fact, ull long.flhnding
and Chfngie Diseases MI surgical operations
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
rnLnaRApu MONOPOLY
Must 90 in Alliance II tho Board Of Trado
Acts.

hOVN1
Alliance Is working for better telo.
graph facilities Tho tolegraphers OF
the Western Union are an agreeable
and courteous set Of men there, but
their instructions are 10 give railway
news the preference. The result Is that
telegraphic communication is no
quicker and moro costly than the
mails. Tho Alliance Board OF Trade
has taken the matter In charge and will
see what inducement they can offer the
Postal Union TO extend line from
Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
I-Ir.--Iln-I. I-nL-nnII nInnar.

WAuEmoE March 1.-The president
gave dinner saturday evening 10 lhe men'
ber of bis cabinet u was ot an Informal
character and in tho nature ot a farewell 10
hla associates, The other gentlemen pres
ont were Chiei Justice fuller Justice La
mar and O0l. Lamont
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
REAL ESTATE TRANsRHRs.
Reported BY II. A. Trump, Abstrsctors o.
Titles,


Titles,
N. Iluberty's administrator 10 j. N.
Lack, part lot 246, Si 1000; ii. II. Shana-
felt 10 w. Batdorif, lot 1867. $3.50: VIM.
Dannemiller OF al to A. Vignos et al,
I 65.l00 acres in lst ward, $1,000; L.
Forne's heirs 10 Mary Hahn, part lots
1893, 1910; H. IGlson to Il. r. Elson,
part lot 1902, $780, Jonas Lutz TO
Mary l.. Buch, part lot 600, S1 ,150 l.. K.
Hurford 10 |. M. Alexander, east half
1906, $500; j. i, Spencer to John
A. Hay, 50x200 in 2nd ward, S2,250
A. Beck to Jas, Black, No. 3097, $685.
Mary A. Adler to VIM. Walther, part
2i12.3, @1 $50; A. Hoefler to Rachel Ru-
pert east half 3702, I VIM. Feller to
Jay g. Best, yart SOS, $780, y, jIarlet
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

Nw YoaE, March i.-The steamer la
bourgoguo from hG.Se, landed laO imml,
giants a. Castle Garden yesterday Tho
hhetia, from damburh landed liS, the
AuFanla ifgM Liverpool, aihi and tho Ohio
from Li'NrpOOl d4l.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

JEBsKY oIFY, March 4,-oaahisr Starr Of
lhs PaYonla OF Erie Ferry company, is said
10 be short in hIa accounts 70 ihe eKien' oi
$4,000 AZ tho Office Of the hria y .1wav
yesterday II was said the amounty,ould not
eNceed 400
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
nlnnnnnr WIN. tha Iinnt Ilana.

Ban FRAHcsco, March A-0Oonnor won
tho throe,mie boat raoa In nineteen min
ules aud iony-hyo seconds defeating Gau,
daur. who gave up AZ ihe end IT a quarter
of mile on account NJ ruugl, water
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
FACTS FOR MEN OF ALL AGES

ny reason Of false modosty the youth Of ou
land arc kept In ignorance Of The ruinoui
results which certain solitary indlscroto practlco
produce. These Vices when pcrelstod IN event
uallYundcrmno the eonsl tuition, Induce norvo,i,
debility and premature decay. Organic weak.
manly powers, involuntary vital losses and like
affections, speedily and permanently cured BY Dr.
hurneI. 10 those acquainted with the Docior II
shardly necessary 20 say that he has for many
successfil and celebrated specialist n The World
for the treatment and cure Of those affections
which arise from youthful indiscrotion aud aoll
tary praeticess,, and all may consult him with
complete confidence.
ofall the maladics that alilct mankind there IA
probably none about which physicians In general
practice know 40 llttlc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
DISEASES OF WOMAN,

Such an has baflod tho skill Of ali other physi,
SANS and remedies, DR.. Burncr quickly cures
Cancers, tumors, ibroid and polypold growthr
cured without the use Of the knife or caw'ies
NO cutting, no pain, no danger
" Manhood Perfectly Restored. ID
Quiek, painless and certain cure for Impotence,
Lost Manhood, Sperm Atorrhoea, Losses, Weak.
Varicocclo and all private diseases, whether from
lmprudont habits Of youth or sexual excuses In
mature years, or any cause that dcbilitates the
sexual funetiors, speedily and permantly cured.
consultation free and strictly confidential. Abso.
lulc cures guaranteed. No risk Incurred.
hfiLursr on Frs scientifically treated and
positively cured by novor-failing method.
FRRE EXAMINATION or TIN URINR-Rach
person applying for medical treatment should
send or bring ~ to ouncca OF urine, which will
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

receive careful chemical and microscopical ox-
lamlnatlon.
PHnsoNs UNsKILLFuLLy treated by ignorant
lprctonders who keep traing with them month
later month, giving poisonouB and Injurious COM
pounds, should call and sec the Doctor. d
WONDERFUL Gums by our improved method
Of Treatment accomplished In Nervous Debility,
Premature Decline of Manly Pow ors, and KIM
drnd Affections, which have been neRlectedor
Patients treated by mall and medicines sent by
express. Personal eonsultailon ~ preferable.
We guarantee durable cases,
List Of questions free.
Dy-Cases and Correspondence Confidential,
Treatment sent c. o. u. 10 any part Of the
Unite States
Correspondence with lnvallds solicited, All
lcttcrs with otamp enclosed answered free.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
HE RESP o OTBLES.THE TE1LTH ~ II

of DR.
oexannc
Cadlee edana
three to ehouu hou aort
dm,M B mon
iEp "a nCnHN m,Ra
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07

His Improved Methods Of Treatment
Arc mild and pleasant, artee perfectly with the
most delicate Lady or Child, do not reduce the
etrongthj can be used while NJ work, the great.
Patients IAN consult him or communicate with
him aa often asthcY choose, during the whole
time required for Che cure, without regard 10
whore they may be- and without extra charge,
thus rendering the treatment no aucccaahl and
satisfactory ~, though they were living next
door 60 aeh other,