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Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-09
LINCOLN BUREAU OF THE OMAHA BEs, !
1929 = STREET,


1929 p STREET,
LINCOLN, June s.
The paper railroad running from Culbert-
son through Hitchcock, Hayes and Chase
counties TO Holyoke, Colo, known as the
Republican Valley Sc Wyoming railroad, still
annoys the good people living alorg its line.
The attorney. general is just in receipt OF
petition signed by 521 Nebraskans, living in
the country contiguous to the road, which is
self explanatory. 1t is as follows:
"Whereas, The Republican Valley & Wy
oming railroad company, corporation or
Ranized and existing under the laws OF the
state of Nebraska, secured the right Of way
caused to be graded In the year 1887, line
of road extending from Culbertson, in Hitch
cock county, Nebraska, in northwestcrly
direction through Hitchcock, Hayes and
Chase counties, Nebraska; ard
Whereas, It is evident that said line was
surveyed and the right of way secured for
the purpose of keeping out lines in competi-
tion with the b. s. M, and not for the pur.
pose Of furnishing the people with railroad
Whereas, Said company has failed TO com.
plete and operate said line or any part there
Of; therefore,
We. the undersigned citizens Of the state,
located along the line Of said proposed road,
most respectively request and pray that you
may bring some action before the supreme
court Of the state as will result IN revoking
said company's charter and the dissolution
of the charter"
In reply to questions touching the petition
and the road. tho attorney general said:
you Will remember that the same matter
was brought to my attention several weeks
ago, when called tho attention OF the in
corporators of the road to the complaints of
the people. Mr.. Holdredge called to see me
about 1t, and represented that money was
scarce in the east and hard to get hold OF for
building purposes. He told me, however,
that before the next session of the supreme
court, he and others of the board Of directors
would 20 over the line of the road and would
decide upon what could be done. 1t seemed
to be his opinion that the bed of the road
would be 'tracked' very soon. and thus put
this controversy to a very satisfactory end.
do not wish to be hasty in the matter, and
am inclined to wait until September. when
the supreme court next SITS before taking
action. I6nothing is done then, l shall feel
compelled to take some action. for the petit
tion, signed as it is by SCI citizens and tax
payers of that county, will demand decisive
steps. You can say, further that if nothing
is done by September 1, l will certainly
bring suit to dissolve the corporation"
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-09
A JeweIry Burglar.

John Wilson, a young man who has been a
resident of this city about five weeks, was
arrested here, to-day, by detective from
Vermont, charged with burglarzing jew
elry store. He had 81, 400 and five gold
watches when captured. The detective left
with him for home this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-09
he following overcharges were reported: |:

IL lncandcScent penis. 2.UU 70 6.UO
On the matter of rebmding books, which
amounted to S377.95, the report said that such
is regarded as 33 por cent excessive, or
Sl1S.4S
In the matter of steel erasures, but thirty
eight arc accounted for and 100 not accounted
for. The canvas covers cost S2j8, which. tho
report says, is an overcharge Of So n, or 37x
per cent.
The following items need explanation:
hoo assessment sheets, realty .........$ $500
81 personal assessment books. .......... 128 %
800 sheets, assessment books .......... 5000
100 sheets, assessment, realty. ....... 82.50
1850 sheets. assessment, realty. ........ 1850
altered after being signed by the county
commissioners, and twenty orders for sta
tionery have not the signature Of any COM
missioner.
The report was referred to the county at
torney.
Commissioner O'Keeffe offered the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved. That J. F. Coots, the superin-
tendent Of the county hospital, be Instructed
to thoroughly and carefully examine ali the
plan, details or working drawings for all ex-
terror and interior work for the Douglas
county hospital. as furnished by r. Il. Mey-
ers X Son, architects, and report to the
board before June Is the result OF his exam.
nation, and shall point out all inperfections
and errors in any of the sizes, Dimensions,
designs or specifications, providing any such
mistakes exist.
The resolution was adopted.
It was resolved, ON motion of COmmis-
sioner O'Keeffe, the county pay $500 for
grading each of tho following streets, this
being upon the cty's portion, viz: Thur
teenth, from Vinton street to south line OF
the city, and Thirty second avenue from ED
Creighton avenue TO the south limo Of the
city limits.
Hinch Il Co.'s application for the renewal
of the lease of the brick yard on the poor
farm was granted.
A communication was received from the
the contractors OF tho new county hospital
II was largely ''roast" on Mr.. Coots, SUI
perintendent OF construction. Tho commu-
cation alleges that Mr.. Coats report was un-
fair, and made tor some Interior purpose. IL
further states that the superintendent has
ordered changes and made purchases, and
that unless the contractors are allowed to do
the work Themselves. they want tho matter
of their hands.
The report was referred TO the construo-
tion committee. and board adjourned until
Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-09
District Court News.

In the case Of the state VS. William Ftz-
simmons, the Waverly murderer Judge
Field this morning sustained the motion for
a continuance until the fall term Of the dis
trict conrt.
Mary A. Rulison 6led her petition in the
district court to-day, asking divorce from
her liege lord and master. She alleges de-
sertion and non support. She was married
in Dutchess county, N. Y, in 1873, to Will
liam Rulison, VINO deserted in 1873.
In the matter of the application of the
African M. e. church to mortgage its prop
erty for So 900 to assist IN the erection of a
church of the value of $i,0o0 Judge Field
granted the privilege asked in the petition.
City News and Notes.
S. l.. Highleyman, tax commissioner of the
Missouri Pacific railroad company is in the
city looking after the assessment of the COM
pany's line Of road in this state. The board
of equalization found seven miles of road to
be assessed that had been omitted through
an error in the returns.
Governor Thayer and wife returned home
from their Texas trip to-day. The governors
home-stay, however, was short, for he left
this afternoon for Omaha to attend a meet
ing of the state board of equalization. Lieu
tenant Governor Meikeliohn, acting gov
ernor during the past week, returned home
this morning.
All members of the Uniform Rank, X. of
p, arc hereby notified to appear in full uni
form at the armory of ID. A. Marshall di-
vision, at 233 South Ninth street, on Sunday
afternoon, June Q, at 1:3o prompt, for the
purpose Of attending memorial service in a
body. Order of committee.
Judge Allen w. Field was unusually ur-
bane to-day, when he donned his judicial err
nine. 'It's nine-pound girl, boys" he
said as he quietly passed upon motions, land
its mamma is doing we'll"
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-09
TIRED OF PAPER RAILROADS.
A Petition to Dissolve the Repub-
lican Valley g. Wyoming.
A CITY OF THE FIRST CLASS

South Omaha So Declared by the
Goverpor-The Coming State
Fair-Commencemet Exer-
cises at the University.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-09
Chorus.

The commencement of Creighton college
will take place on the 2Tth; those of the Deaf
aud Dumb institute next Wednesday, at 2
p N. st. Catharine's. 2Tth; Sacred Heart,
25th, and the high school 27th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
THE FUR ROBBERS,
Who Entered Spiders tore, C0ptur.
cd IN MasslllOn aud Brought 10
This city The News Dcm.
Ocrat Instrumental In
the Arrest.

On receipt Of q telephone message
from our special correspondent NJ Mas.
sillou yesterday afternoon, this Office
Immediately notified the Mayors Office
that two men had been arrested there
aud that they had u number OF musk.
rat, rabbit and possum skins In their
possession. On RECEIPT Of this infor.
nation Officer Slagle immediately tel.
egraphed Marshal Vending, Of Mas
sillon, TO hold the men as they were
wanted here for the burglary Of j. Spi.
del's hide store, and that he would be
nfter them on the FIRST train,
Last night Marshal Fletcher and
Officer slagle went over aud brought
back The two men together with no
skins Of various kinds and several tools
used by burglars. The officers claim
that they have o sure case against these
men, who give their names rs Walter
Thompson and B N. Brooks. The men
have already told several conflicting
stories and last night when seen Ut pO.
lice headquarters In Masslll0u, by n
NEws.D DEMOCRAT reporter, they denied
having any skins with them and said
they had not been In Canton since last
Sunday.
The tools found on them correspond
exactly with those used In the attempt
TO pry open Spidols window. The on.
GERS say that these men are tramps and
have applied for lodging at police head.
quarters several times.
The two men brought from Massillon
lust night were arraigned In Mayors
court this afternoon, under the names
Of Walter Turner and William Brooks,
which they claim are their correct
names. They both plead not guilty TO
the charge Of burglary and larceny and
were held for examination OH Monday
next In the sum of $500 each, in default
Of which they we're sent TO jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
THAT LIBEL SUIT.

Tho Chairman of tho Republican Com
mitt0o Has Something 10 Bay IN Regard
toIt,
A NEWS DEMOCRAT man met Mr..
Julius Whiting, chairman Of the late
Republican executive committee, on
Saturday evening, and among other
things the subject Of the libel suit
brought by Mr., Phelps. Of the Alliance
Leader, against the Review, was re.
ferred TO.
MI. Whiting said: 81, rs chairman
OF the committee, was neverapproached
by Mr.. Phelps or any n representing
him, and never heard that he desired TO
sell out 10 the Republicans, and In fact
am not acquainted with the gentleman.
! am informed by the other members
OF the committee that they never re.
Ceived any propositions from Mr..
Phelps or his representatives"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
pnIron.
Another Brief From PA Sohwifaobron'
nor,

Another Brief From Pit Hohwifnobron.
nor,
| SCUHFFELTowN, Dpi2ember der 90 49,.
Mr. DWoORRR: De Buyva bahawpt
hs well Crishdnwg ordlIch noigsht isset
! ich amobl obbns beBsers shreiya os 80 n
I cammouer breef-pbbas uf'n awrto s we
poetry Older ennich ebbas soonsht os
goOt ntmm'd unnor de hooh gallarnty.
lett,
Well ich wills don amohl proweera.
| ls war amOhl n Bauer, I'm amer Yuck.
ely war 81 kuooht Es warn grosser
bawm tul beera i'm Boongort, under
Bauer hutm Ygclelly orders gevya for
nous gW an sc runner shittla m des is
der wOig we's congo Is.
Der Bauer shick, d dor Yuckelly nous
aver der Yuckelly will net boefa shittla
| un beera wella net falla
Don shick'dde Bauersi ho0ndly nous,
ho0ndly will net YuCkelly beisa, Yuck.
ely will net beera Bhlttla, beera wella
net fall0.
Don shiCk d der Bauer n shteckly
nous: ahteckly win net hoondly SHAW
"a, hO0udly will net YuCkelly beisa,
Yuckelly win net beora shittla, beera
wella net ialla,
Don Shicltd der Bauer fire. nous; fire
viii net shteCkly brenna, shteckly will
net ho0ndly Shlawga, hO0ndly will net
Yuokelly belsa Yuckelly will net beera
shittla, beerR wella net falla.
Don shick der Bauer wasger nous:
wasser will net lire lesha, fire will net
shteckly brenna, shteokly will net
hoondly shlawga, hoondly will net
Yuckelly beisa, Yuckelly will net beera
Bhittla, beer0 wella net lalla.
Don shicltd der Bauer 3 exly nous.
exly will net wasser B0wfa. wasSer will
net fire lesha, fire will net shteckly
brenna, srteckly will net h0ondly SHAW
| pa, hoondly will net Yuckelly beisa,
Yuckolly will net beera shittla, beera
wella net falla.
Don shlck'd der Bauer der butcher
nous; butcher will net exly B~chlauChta,
exly will net wasser B0Wfa, wasser will
net fire lesha, fire viii net shteckly
brenna, Bhteckly will not hoondly shlaw.
"a, hoondly will net Yuckelly beisa,
Ylckelly will net beera shittla, beera
wella net falla.
Don shick'd der Bauer der deifel
nous; der deifel will der butcher hohla,
der butcher will don Il exly shlauchta, 8
exly gait ons wasser sowfa, g wasser
du't grawd 5 fire lesha, . fire will ons
3 shteckly breena, shtockly gebt IN
hoondly shlaig, . hOondly grabd und
beis'd der Yuclolly uud der Yuckelly
croddled der bawm nuf ordlich In a
hurry I'm shifted, un do beera droppa
uyyn runner % y g~aroppled hut In oily
directions.
Die Bevvy sawgt es hut hoitich dawgs
noch ordlich feel lett IN der welt % nix
nOotg Sin un Bhtorr kcppich, un fulga
net except yushL vans SO amohl der
DIT dufel haira broomn, aver don gall
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
A RPR

krB. Koonts Discovers a Girl Baby on
Her Doorstep Whom sho Returns Homo
From Massillon.
ast night a girl baby about u week
kgas found on the steps at the resi-.
y OF Mrs. Caroline Koont2, who
ps In the rear Of the old Ball prop.
IL seems that Mrs. Koontz had
10 Mnssillon yesterday and 10.
kdl home about 10 o'clock last
JOhn Kurht, ST., boards with
and when he opened the door for
'Y thcy discovered u package on the
Ms. which upon examination proved
% % lsn infmS together with a quan
N ty OF ihfant's clothing.
A The child was taken into the house
hnd cared forlpntil this morning, when
rho jnAtldr Nag reported 70 the town
b,llp trnbteea aldBlso humane Super
a. WY M..I |M|UA ..I|
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
A LTFB on FYP ERTEWTE'

The Doctor has had a whole life ofstudy and experience in
nus profession, and enjoys advantages which fall 10 the lot OF
but fewi After attending his Full Courses in the Medical
Colleges, and graduating with the highest honors, be was
mot content to stop there, but has since attended other Col
ieges, and several tunes reviewed the whole profession; has
also Travelled extensively for the purpose of improvement,
having visited the best Medical Colleges, Hospitals, Dispen-
sarles, Eye, Ear, Lung and other Medical and Surgical In
sntuthons on both Continents; travelling Thousands of mlles
both by land and sea; expanding thousands of dollars; inn
proving every advantage within his command, and deyoting
his profession In all It's branches.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10

Tuseamwas street reported 10 the
police this afternoon that q horse had
been stolen from him aobut ono o'clock
this afternoon, II seems that the
horse WIS in q lot adjoining the stable
and an unknown man came along
and got two small boys 10 help
him catch the horse aud take II into tho
stable, lie put o bride on the horse
and rode away with N,
Mr. Waer did not see the party and
consequently cannot give any deHerip.
ton OF the man, Marshal Fletcher aud
Oheer Want are investigating the case
and have hopes Of capturing the guilty
pafty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
CIRCNIC

she Doctor trcatu no acute Diseases, but make
o. 0uiif0 apnclalty Of chronic and lonn.2tanding
ditalrua, CuHos Vl yon up by other doctors and
pronounced tneurublo, he most dcsiron 10 see,
~, hultNhlt huh treated over ia,ooo cases In
phIliu the last two years, many OF which had
hetn glvthup pq f"NcurAnLr, gomo 20 DO blind,
9thgr1 Deaf, and y Large Numbort 10 bo invnlldi
Tor lliu, but hohoid now lhoy See aud Hear,
aud weuy arc on he High Road 10 Health aud
improving every day.
'Lbo Doctor II surrounded with tho largest col.
lection OF fine Instruments over Imported 10
tlis country iot examining aud treating all
chronic diseases Of tho Head, Haco, Hyo, Ear,
Bladder, skin, Brain and Nervous Systnm, Can.
eoru, Tumora, pilot, Swolllnga, Old Sores, Fits,
Iarilynlo, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
S9ut, s.ek Hoadaghe, Debility, Depression Of
opirlla, nituneea OF Children, nordictary Dis.
and Chronic Disease. All surgical operations
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10

C0N0UEssMAN srWNGEH'a bill 10
elect u President by q diuect vote OF the
people, without thr cumbersome HlrC'
inrll mHrhlueB ought 10 beC0meA law,
THIS would tend to pat u atop 10 the
Dudley method at uuying y0terR IN
bloelu VI live IN tle CLOSE Slntea, ~ Ia
oiso - 'nv 1850 u. ug.lR 81 ava O.
purrr NepIulC
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
DELAY IS

Many ~dleeapcg arc 10 deceptive that hundreds
AIporeona have them before they even suspect
Thcy Know they nrQ not well, hut arc por.
iasoning upon them, and must, sooner or later,
certainly destroy them, tnloae rcecuodby askills
iul hand. Arc you afflicted Your case may
now DO perfectly durable, but Remember every
moment OF Neglect brings You nearer its incura.
bio stages, when perhaps The most shllliul phy.
hlcinn can render You no uHalatnnce. The pres.
rntia ours, the future may be TOO LATE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
Buotlen,s Arpioa salvo.

The Best Salve IN the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe'
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill.
blatns, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and odsltIyely cures Piles, or no pay TO
quired. IL Is guaranteed 10 give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price ~ cents per box. For sale by
.prrriu Wright \ 60,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
"a yeadas gfaWd Oi 60 aIwet un mind
81 bisnesa We n hraWier ding,
FIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
oufIn,a pARra
nsinG Bent Broadcast and bringing Down
Much Game,

Much Game,
Married, January I'd, ~ the residence
of the bride's parents, Nj. Amos Hour.
quln, OF Odell, III, aud Mies Addle l.
Ragot Of near Louisville, Rev j. j,
Leberman officiating,
Married, January lot, near Harris,
burg, Carroll county o. by tho Rev,
Geo, u, rO0hel VI Minerva o., aeaiated
by Rev las ~ Hawk, nf raWnlt0H,
o. Jacob a. Meyers, OF minerva and
MIN Ambslm fielding ut li%pwishurg,
ohio,
Married, January IN, gt the resi-
dbuee OF FWdtllck Holm, by Roy Geo.
u COchHl, day Spencer of Nnbfit, LIKE
county indiana aud Miss ELLA Helm,
Of Osua0urg township STARK county,
Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
FACTS FOR MEN Of Alt AGES

NY reason Of false modesty tho youth of on
rosulm which certain solitary indlscroto practices
produce. These ylcos when porsistod In event
alyundernino tho constitution, Induce nervo,ii
debility and premature decay. Organic weak,
manly powers, involuntary Vital loasoa and Ilke
aIhoctonsl speedily and permanently curud by Dr.
enrnoi: 10 those acquainted with tho Doctor II
~ hardly .noccgaary TO say that no has for many
ears enjoyed The. dist notion Of being tho most
succcsstui and celebrated specialist n The World
Tor Tho treatment and euro Of those affections
which arise from youthful lndiscrotion and soil
tary practices, and all may consult him with
complete confidence. Ut
Ofall the maladlos that afhict mankind there IA
probably nome about which physicl ans In general
practice know 80 little.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
LGtoae DtsoOUOrios and IMPROVEMENTS.

--latest Discoveries and improvements. q
DR.. Burner is the only Physician now In Ohio who hns re-
,cetyed Instructions in the European Colleges In Analytical
land Microscopical Examinations Of the Blood, Urine, etc,
isis In many diseases. He has also an extensive supply ofthe
latest and best Professional Apparatuses for the treatment Of
difficult casee, by modern methods, embracing many which
but seldom found outside OF the larger cities. Thero'arc
many diseases which physicians in common practice do not
usually treat, and are, therefore, seldom prepared with the
necessary and costly outfit TO examine correctly, or treat with
success; such caScs, therefore, would do well to call at once
and learn their true condition, and whether the dooro Of Hope
are yet open, or forever closed against them
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
A BOLD STEAL.

A Horne Taken ~ Broad Daylight From
tho Stable Of i. Waor,
W, u. Waer, VINO rsBldes at ilO East
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
DISEASES OF WOMAN,

\ Such ns hat baflod the skill Of all othor phyal
Iaians aud remedies, DIR. Burner quickly cures
lCanoerB, tumors, fbroid and polypoid growth
lcurod without tho use OF the knlfo or causica
No cutting, no pain, no danger.
Nv Manhood Perfectly Rostored. w
Quick, painless and certain cure for Impotence
Lost Manhood, Spormatorhoea, Losses, Weak
ness and Nervous Debility, also for Prostntius
lVancocolo and all private diseases, whether from
llmprudcnt habits Of youth or soxual excesecsii
mature years, or any cause that dcbllitatcs III,
sexual mnctiors, speedily and pormantly cured
Consultation fruc and strictly confidential. Abso
lmto curos guaranteed. No riak incurred.
EPILRPsy on FRS scientifically treated ant
positively cured by q never-faiiing method.
FRRE EXAMINATION or TtiK URINK-Haci
person applying for medical treatment Bhoult
|aend or bring ito 4 ounces Of urinc, which will
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
IS HE RESPONSTBLBY-THE HE1LTH 4

Is opnimdu under Me hmd Ohio with Capital Stock Of $mnoo DR. H. RUSSELL BURNERS AnuomhN
Mu@wma instruments and appliances m vhnd at &omooo his Pnh Palace Car at Hnmoo Dutmn to emmine
nhrmdD Dr. Burners great Family Book entitled" Thirty eight Lectures on Hwb AlWu HEALTH Strength, Grace
y aud Long, e"F For SdnMh eom@. Calam be examined and tknH ne cause dymt disease and hH
MyTWe Worm rrwdn from three ofwhor whah starvation M ~ W U
TpRHdum m wnopd twMmmr mmAdhmh tn o@@ nmmmrM n MmmMm month
ETGH III xau@@TrE tT5UE1AITTE,
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10

intendent Frazer The case IL belug
investigated and an effort made 10 dis
cover Who left the baby there,
superintendent Frazer would IKE 70
learn the name OF tbs woman with two
children, who Game 70 Canton from
MaRsillon, with Mrs, koonu last
night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
EXAMINATIONS FREE 10 All.

EXAMINATIONS FREE TO ALL.
Whenever tits known TINT ~. BURNER IL
gionpinKqt y place, cfowdr raihur 10 cnnnnlt
mint aud ~ ~ not 10 DO wondered VI WHOM |. W
remembered that Ia dlhgnOhlug y disease Ne
never asks u. question, bat describes thr dlirr-
ont diseases better than tho nick can alternatives,
IL = wonderful GIN Tor anyone 70 poeageu, and
pI, nURNllVh dlpgnotuc powers have crqas
tod wonder throughout tho country, -
lie adopted the following plan, which N pn-
culinr 20 tho large hoapitala, aud IN not and
yRl llo carefully notes The Hympioms Of tho
patient, aud naeertalna tho condition Of the In
tctnnl organs, all OF which ho carefully fccofdp
IN his fcgialcfioe future reference, In thla wnY
ho nscortainntho true nature Of the disease aud
l%tnoauae. Knowing the dlaoaAo he Knows tho
changed II pfoduccpin tho laauoA aud hnowlng
tho changes ho ehooka thom with specific rome-
dies aud placed tho patient on the high road 20
recovery, When sick people consult him no
readily tells them whether no can. cure or help
thum, or whether thoy arc beyond hope,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10

receive a careful chemical aud mlcroscoT ;al cx-
lamiuailon.
prtgoNs UNaKrLLFuLLy treated by Ignorant
lpretohdors who keep trfing with them month
later month, giving polsououB and l%niufioua COM
pounds, should call and roc tho Doctor.
WokpHnruL CuRRs by our improved method
|of trcaE kon accomplished IN Nervous Debility,
lPromatarc Decline Of Manly Powers, and kln-
Idrd hnochona, which have boon neglected. or
|unskillfnlly tronted. No experiments OF failures.
ticntud by mall aud medicines sent by
I%esprosi. Personal consultation " preferable.
We guarantee durable cases.
Lit of queutione free.
MryAcasos and Correspondence Confidential.
sent C. o. d.. 10 any part Of tho
unltcdebatbs,
corrdikondencc with invaiids solicited. All
letters III stamp enclosed answered free.