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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-05-29
Another One Of the Same Kind.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-In compli
ance with request from President,
Laughlin of the Board of Charities and
Correction, George W. Symonds, re-
porter of the Philadelphia Inquirer, who
secured admission to the insane depart
ment of the Philadelphia Hospital
County almshouse) and afterwards
wrote up the institution, to-day appeared
before Magistrate Smith and made an
affidavit charging keepers Joseph Mar
shall, Joseph Devlin and Joseph VII
hanson with assault and battery upon
numerous patients of the institution.
Warrants were at once issued for the
arrest of the three keepers. The hearing
has been fixed for Tuesday next, when
it is expected some interesting revela-
tions will be made. The prosecution is
in the hands of the District Attorney.
symonds will appear simply as Wit
ness.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-05-29

Mr.. Lathrop was married some years
ince to Miss Heidtman of this place.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-05-29
A MASSACHUSETTS MAN
APPARENTLY SEEKING TO FOSTER THE
NLANE MOVEMENT IN THIS STATE.
He Eas Interviews With White Inde-
pendents and Colored Republicans IN
this City Yesterday and Sought TO
Learn if the Latter Would Not accept
the Leadership Of the Former.

(Frou the Columbia Daily Register, May 49
The register at Wright'S Hotel yester-
dav bore the following innocent inScrip-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
A $4,000 SUIT
Commenced In Cleveland Against
David Conrad, Of this City,
ny One Of tho Men Charged With fleeo
ing him Out OF $4,000 . short
Time Ago,

A new turn has been made IN lhe
bunOO case OF David Conrad, Of llllh
city, against u w Ollff aud II, H.
UmbehhMur, on trial IN Cleveland, FOR
doing Conrad 10 tho tune o aaWn on u
lirp eXlingulsher that wasn't worth lhe
niGklr uArd in llB mAnuihGluTh'
Cliiie, who claims " be u veterinary
surgeon VI Upper hAndusky, claims lha
hH has, without cause, Deen PLACED
under arrest aud tried on u charge
OF fIaudulenuy obtaining Mt
COnfhdH Rignhtufo ~ nix promlHhpfy
nOtes Oi 5000 HdOh, aud has commenced
6uit against Conrad IN tho sum of $40,
OD ~ u recompcnho to his damaged
reputation,
The preleminary hearing Of these al
lrged confidence ntn has been ended
and thry have been bound over ~ 0Om
anon pleas court ~ tho SUN Of VI bW
raCh, rhry secured bOnd ana lON
have their liberty
la ihe hraIpg no testimony waA Ia
irudurrd by Tho dbtenhe, From The
tehli imuny on lhr part Ot tho state, IN
which Gilie WAN Only directly shown IA
have negotiated tho hOtra gwen BY
Conrad for territory In which he should
have exGluoiye night to soil lhe EddInOn
hlb uXtinguIhher, which notes are NJ
legged ~ have betsi ObtaiuHd by fraud,
Justice laudrr Naa IN doubt whether u
OHbe Guuld be mpd6 against hlIn,
La tho hearing " was shown thai
UmOrnhHurr had made DonrAlh no
QuaiutancH in tina Oltl and thai he had
puthuhded Conrad ~ Juln him IN tht
lif6 rxtlnguish0r agency. There wis
shown copy Oi an order Of the United
States supreme court snJplnlng The
mdnufaGlnre Rnd Mle 0f the EddlHOn
exuuguiahfr on N ground That u wAB
au infringement on the BaOGuck pat
rntH The Injunction waa made p'fpBt
um MAY a. 1897 The drltlae Uay
that tnry viii produce Coates, The Chl,
Gag. owner Ui the palenls, whose tKlbt
euoe In disputed by tho utaIe,al ue lnhl
hearing, -
Thr Elx nOtcR Of $50 each which
Conrad gave " Umbenhauer nle ~ lhe
hundH OI tho prosecutor VI Guyhhoga
cuuuN II auomS that when the TO-
lrudanla we're aIfpHlGl M Upper san,
duaky boy Constable q w. Jones they
throw lhrap notes back of deck and
asked policeman " REQ that no one
go. plrArWiun Of them, The officer
took the notes into custody aud gave
them into the hHuds Oi tho sheriff Of
Wyaudollr county lOrHal0 keeping Ito
IN turn gave them into thr hand, ofthe
opicnla Of CuyahOga county. Mr. Con
rad feels enHlcr about them than II he
did moi know Just whrre they we're,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
EDITORIAL sauIBs.

Four WAYNK beats tho record,
| Yesterday n man who has been married
eight times; who hnS attended ak 0i
his wives funerals, ana had two divorces
aged ~ married girl l0summurS,
IN In an odd cOinoldence that the oen.
tennial Of the constitution, which WIN
the outcome Of a convention tO promote
trade between tho states, should fall
upon the year whBn, for the lllBt TIM,
various states Of tho union are passing
laws 10 destroy Interstate commerce,
lChiUugO Herald,
A fact that can b0 accounted for on
the ground that thu doctrine that tho
nation eau bless everybody by bother
ing trade has been no cracked up That
the popular mind has come 10 think
there Cpn bG no harm In state doses Of
H. Penny Press
TuE ohio Republican committee vii
meet In Columbus May IL ~ Tx the
time aud place OF the State Convention
n will probably be held In June
WE learn This morning that the Pres
idrut viii give usA Judge 10 succeed
Wolker within ton days; aud that II
viii bO u stark county man,
OuU Tonner took held yesterday OF
lhn Interior Department clerks, "
would bu well for those who desire 10
settle in the Interior Department to
put iu apetitlon with HOnner early
Tue Maushuld well has reached $500
feet down into the earth's bowels, aud
gIIll mo- gas, or Ohly about enough 10
run cook stove,
WWIE sherman is out on the brlny
deep, Governor Foraker Ia IN Wash.
Iuplon looking after his friends llui
20 have % Dlg talk with tho President
lhiH afternoon.
Tm Cleveland Loader OF 10 day
again opposes the service p'n.lon
recommended by the Grand Army In
both the National aud state encamp
mpntB,
MAjOG MCKINLEY, has declared IN
favor Of Big JoneaOi Youngstown, for
Governor
lr BOcma Senator Sherman has EN-.
i0raud The paperB OF both Judge bay
and Capt lloka. This means that
Sherman could be happy with either,
wore tOther dear oharm0r away.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

the Threshlng Machines then
In use were almost wholly oi
the class known as the Z" Endless
Apron" style, Then II was that
Nichols q Shepard, Of Battle
Creek, Mich. Observation-Disclosures
to develop an entirely new and
novel style OF Grain lhresher and
Separator, which they yeyappro-
priately named the "Vibrator."
II was a revolution in Thresh-
ing Machines, and from a small
beginning Of five machines in
1888 they soon reached a pro-
duct Of 1000 yearly,
Their Vibratordroye the Emo
less Apron" machine out Of mar
ket, and all other makers copied
Il as closely al they dared, To
day all lhreshing Machines Of
any reputation OF merit use the
principles Of tho old Vib, tor
Nichols q Shepard have con-
tinued In tho buaincs9 without
change Of name, location, or
management and during the
past three ycam have brought
out and developed another new
Threading Machine for grain and
seeds, as superior to all existing
machines as their former was to
the Endless Apron They name
this new and improved fhresher
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
meaIOlnes lhTOug.. ..Aout tAe civilized


medicines 'A'ouV V.aout tho civilized
In l@I MT Warner, after careful ex-
peflhsh.lp d and trial put upon tho
mhIhes Warmers Log Cabin Remedies,
bahep apNn the formulae that has cared
tho o'dsAhds OF dpbilltated Ruiftferh, not
0Aly pn tho banks OF the "flpptcanoe"
~ Above related, but everywhere where
Introduced,
These Log Cabin preparations ara de-
/ signed for AN entirely dlllefent pIltf
OF diseases tO which tho Safe llHIAedlta
are applied, among them are Warmers
Log Cabin haTsaparila, Warntr'a LOG
Cabin Cough ana Consumption llemtdy,
and Warmers Log Nabln Hops aud
huehu Remedy Suffering hern befo o
them 40 u pehlllenee llees before tho
purifying breath OF heaven, ana thuy
are sold everywhere,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
A nonnd LeaAl oninlon.

u, Bainbridge MundAy Eaq, County
Atty, Clay %, Tex, saya' "llaVe used
Electric liiitefs with most happy TO
6ulta. Ny brother WIS also very low
with Malaial Fever and Jaundiee, bul
was cured by timely use OF this medi'
Gene, Am aatlShed Electric Bltterf
saved his liie,"
MIR, ID |, WlleOKOn, OF Horse Cave
Ky, adds II like testimony, aaJing' iie
pGsiiiVely helieyea he would have died
had II not been for Electric liitlera,
This great remedy VIII ward on o.
we'll Rs cure all Malarial Diseases, aud
for all Kidney, Liver or Stomach DIS
0Tders, stands unequaled, Price bOc
and 81, at Durbln, Wright a. Goa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
THE Old snPrLEas
Organise q Society Last Night and illoot
Omosts Annual Picnic ON June IA,

Organise u Society Last Night ana fleot
Ofioerh Annual fionio ON June n,
The meeting OF old settlers nj the Az
a0mbly room last evening, called for the
purpO q Of organizing u county society,
was not M we'll attended aB IL should
have been, but what II lacked In mum
beTa WAS made up In enthusiasm
The society was organized, u code OF
rules adopted and officers elected rh0y
are, James W, Underhill, president; W,
q, Myers, vice president; Dr. Lew Nus
ser, secretary; Hiram Doll, treasurer,
Directors: John Il. Reynolds, A Nc
GregOr Dr. s Wolf, Lewi0 II, Smith, A.
sponsell0r, Elisha letters, ChaB i,
l5oCkiua, Mary A, Lester, l., v Thurs
ton, Harriet II Mccall, Mrs, Edward
Scott, Caroline NJ o, Eyorhard.
The date OF the regular annual picnic
was Fixed ON WeneSoay, June ", and
will be- holy NJ the fair ground. IL was
made the duty Of the directors ~ mr.
range 4 program, OF which duo notice
will b0 given,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
,,osr eloouent and patriotic ser.

A MOTT eloquent and patriotic ser
mon by Father Me0ulre, OF Nv, johns
church was atlenllyely listened 70 Iueh
day by q congregation OF nye nun
dftd persons, III tho course OF = con,
eise but clear review OF tho hundred
wears of our history, the speaker SAID
that II was this country that was loytu
above ali O. hers by thu church, 90 being
that In which WIS found the largest
measuTe Of liberty, and that IN every
battle that had been fought for lta pres,
efyatI0n, the churches AOnh had STOOD
loyally shOulder ~ shoulder with those
who we're moi oil IL The address closed
with q atirHng appeal 70 phtlloue
feeling and an Invocation OF the Divine
blessing on tho United States
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

TuE population Of Trlmbull county
nt The tOklng OF the census In 1880, wap
ii,SS2, On account OF the falliig of Oi
inhabitants IN tho southeastern ooal
mining townships, tho census Of 1891
will probably not show much, II any,
increase In the aggregate population Of
tho county, Tho purely agricultural
townships have remained nearly Bta-
tlOnary during the past two decades. --
Warren Chronicle,
And yet Trumbull Is In tho very
heart Of the great protected industries
That are supposed TO aid tho farmer tO
develop tho country by building up the
homo market What'B the matter with
tho purely agricultural townships, that
they should remain stationary for two
entire dooadosf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
The Administration Denounoec a
Failure by the Leading y'e'
publican organ of stark
County the Alliance
Review,
Iaborlng Men ReOd-h Let tho hekln'
ley Club, Who paraded in Lin
en busters Read.
Lot William Mckinley, the champion OF
tho Biagsst Humbug tho Country
Has Produced protsotionl
Alho Read and Heed,
nnm Tho AlIIans. Rsrlsw. MAJ A.

(Vpm me AlllAhes hNflpN "NH
When, In tho presidential campaign
81 last year, the Republican party hp
pealed Tor tho suffrage OF American
voters, II did 80 upon One issue, ana ono
only The election Of Harrison meAhl
pfOapeTity; his defeat reduced wages,
closed factories, panic anl poverty,
Tho citizens OF America btlleypd thnhu
assertions, aud lienIamln Harrison WIS
seated In The White House, pledged 70
khe maintenance OF tho lmlH, ana
weighed down with the responsibility
Sf carving out the plpdgeh 40 Freely
made N hia behalf, aud by hin no
heartily endorsed,
What h the altuation todayt Are
the wages OF tho wurklngman lnefcaa'
lnpY Ia the product Ot the farmer ~
deinondP Are the manufactures OF
ihese United states speeding onward
on the road OF prosperity, safe ana con
0dent la the assured continuance ol
the protective taunY Al TINS, ana
much brhidrA, was ~ follow the return
OF the Republican party t0Powtf, are
the solemn pledgrh OF last autumn lnl'
alledY IL there any evidences OF u 10
sire 10 fuilI themy ,-...-
President Harrison has been Ia power
two months, Ample time has tlapNeu
Nv" ""msnttest M thr least "A clear intention
~ Vssn the tarty urOmige. What do
W. va "vF sei AZ WasGinptony A greedy
sor.,nbl, fcr nlllce, Inc wheels of every
syccntiye drparlmrnt blocked by cling
i,s s,yar,ns AZ MACE hunters, while the
Iutprsgta of the great body OF Atll
,ssnecting citigppg are entirely neglect,
adF Nsanwh,le the wages Of working,
~, ars sreadilv decreasing. Ia the
sninss % "a a. the firnaee. In the cotton
,niii ths man Uhn yuted for Harrison
I'D nrntectlon IN atruck aguarely In tho
Sass hv a ph ner cent reduction, He
a. az scSg."t "g or go.
Tbe ttrmer lao. Ia receiving his 70.
ward prIeps are 40 low that he Ia
s.a,ceiv renaid Tor the time aud trOub,
NJ nf Gaul,ne bis pfoducla 10 market,
potatnes tne atauls crOp of 80 many
ta,ms I'm eastern Ohio. can 10 day be
n',rchassd iu any quantity for ton csnts
r"r hnsheI
Wore this atate of misfortune una.
yoidanle moi eaaily remrdird, II might
he borne In allence. But the means 10
,onr a lnod nj nrosperity over this na
non us in WAshInptun. CLOSE / heO
beuds nf tbe men charged with the snfe
""wdvcl nj our nlIaiTa. Unlock the
SSnits NJ the treasury. Take out that
mat surnins now nSn.productiye, aud
retlrn IL 10 the people 10 whom fright
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
Leading Republican members of IN,

Leading Republican members OF the
House Of Representatives express the
opinion that an extra session of Con
gress viii be called In October the prln.
CipaI object being 10 take action upon
certain phases Of the tariff question aud
pnss n bill similar 10 the late 80 called
senate 5ill. but W. hear nothing nova
days about that pension legislation. 80
loudly promised only few brief moons
ago. Tho old veterans who cursed
Cleveland and yelled for Harrison ARE
wondering what has become Of that
august patriotic preten9e, that was 80
full OF eIoquence for the MANNED vet.
arm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
now "TIPPBGANoG" HARRIsoE
WAS SAVED.

The battle OF Tippeoanoe was fought
November 9TH 1871, in Indiana, on tho
banks of rippecanOe RIVER on the site
OF the present village Of Battle Ground,
between the Americans under General
Harrison, aud the Indians und0r 'hu
Prophet, TeCumseh brother
After the famous battle until the end
Of his days General Harrison, grand
father of President Benjamin Harrison,
was known by the loving sobriquet Of
"rlppecanOe"
Following his brilliant achievements
In arms, now more than three quarters
OF % century ago, General Harrison, 10
geth0r with many OF his troops, was
stricken with disease contracted
through lack Of proper food, and OK
posure 10 the miaSma OF that
section Of Indiana, and for a time
his life was despaired o. Several Of
his command lay for weeks, suffering
the horrors Of disease upon tho banks
OF the TlppeCanUe River, which rises In
n lake of the same name In the north.
ern part OF tho state, flows southwest
200 miles above Lafayette. General
HarrisOn's troops were threatened with
defamation, and the skill Of the army
surgeon was employed IN vain TO COM
bat n more terrible and deadly enemy
than even the hostile ab0rgines unde
Tecumseh's brother,
But retief came at last,
General Harrison very sensibly con.
cluded tnat residents Of The neighb0r.
hood nay, the Indians themselves---
knew natures specific for the disease
which had Frustrated him and II any OF
his command, and instantly set on foot
enquiries with u view TO aBcertaining
and applying the remedies. They we're
speedily found and put TO test and
worked like charm, Under their use
the stricken soldiers we're promptly re.
stored TO their wonted good health and
vig0r.
The medicines we're preparations Of
simple roots and herbs, based upon
very old fashioned but effective aud
natural formula. Their intrinsic mer.
its have been known aud utilized for
generations among people living In re-
mote an dmalarial sections Of the c0un-
try.
Many OF these Invaluable formula
have within the last two years come
into the possession Of Hon, II. II. War.
ner, president OF the Rochester cham.
Der of commerce, owner OF the larnist |
proprietary medicine manufactory In |
tho world, and whose Safe Remedies |
have conferred lasting boon upon
mankind, betng recognised ~ standard
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
AN ATTEMPT MADR
By tho Repository 10 ROad CommlsNaU
Warstl0r Out Of OGlo0.

By tho Repository 10 ROad CommlsN aUoI
WarHtl0r Out Of Onlo0,
Anattempt was made 10 sec County
Commissioners WOstler to-day and heaI
his opinion oi the attempt 10 read him
out Of Office before his time by the 10.
pOsitOry. THIS was done In I'm article
purpOrting 10 name the county officials
whose time expire shortly and those
men who will run for nomination, II
asserted that Jonas Warstlor would run
for reelection this fall, WaIstler Will
not do no as his term does not expire
for u year. County Commissl0ner
Smiths term expires this fail. But
then the Rep remembers how II ylliled
that man aud how no got more votes
than any other man on Tho ticket. The
very mention Of his name To them puts
them In Bpasms
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

S0uE of the Republican newspapers
of our beloved Ohio are calling atlen'
lion 10 the fact that tho Legislature has
reduced State taxes from O'lO mills 70
az 10 mills, While this ~ not q big
thing, even II true, II IN n fraud, q delu'
sion ind u anar6, The reduction was
All made on tho Ninking fund levy by
extending the time for reiundllg the
puhllo debt and making II fall due ~
Inc rate of $4,000 annually lneltad OF
Al5UOOO. Slick game, you eet, W loOl
and drlhdo thH TuRil TO0htera OF the
Republican party IL IN estimated that
ihls way If reducing taxes, viii cost the
State about S5uOOOO additional IN inter,
0sl before lhr debt IN paid, THIS klnd
Of economy viii not do
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

WIS print elsewhere truthful, clear
cut ana valuable editorial from the
Alliance Review, conceded 10 Oe the
uhpal RcpubliCaH paper In stark Co,
Lol every business man rtad ~ LABOR
iug men who we're fooled Into V0ting
tur Zen. Harrison aud Mckinley, would
also do well ~ read ", ard ponder ~
well. The luscious fruit promised by
tho Republican leaders, is already dead
aea applea. There will be more apples
aud more bitter ones, after u little do
not forget ",
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
CARONlO nISE ASES

The Doctor ttcntg ~ nculo diseases, but tmakci
A. entire specially ul chronic anl lsrg.Hlandinp
discnsea' Cases given up by other doctors aud
pronounced incurablo, he most dcgIrca 20 goo
Df, BURNER hna treated over is,ooo eascs ~
ohio In the last two years, many OF which had
wcn Elyenup ag tNcuNAuLf, g0ino 10 be lillnd
others Doal, and a Largo Numbort be Invalid,
for liie, Hut behold now they See and Hear
Ahd many arc oon the High Road 10 Health and
Improving every day.
The Doctor ldgurroundod with tho largest col.
lection OF hno Instruments eyot Imported 10
tllH cnuntry for examining and treating all
chronic dlaoaGoa Of tho Head, Face, Rye, Mar,
IhrqaL Heart, Lungn, Stomach, Liver, Kldneya,
bladder, Skin, litaln aud Noryoua system, Can.
eefn, Tumors, Pilon, Swollinga, Old Sorca, Fits,
Phrnlynst Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Dfopsy,
Gout, Sick lloadacho, Debility, Depression of
Spirits, Diseases Of Children, lfordIctary Dis
s91H'ss, sH e,s qd and In iGst all long atAndlng
Oorformnd NfN'"NN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
DECORATION DAY

The Day VIII bs fittinglY Commem
GRATED List Of Committees appointed
10 h underslood that thu members OI
tho committees named will do thell
parla we'll IL N hoped, ana expected
that every member Ot the Post VIII dI
ali he can " assist thr committees, II
h not necessary 10 aay that the cltlzenf
OF Canton will do, ah they have tyrl
done la lhe past, toward making lhli
Decoration Day the day OF MI dlya, "
lmpTGRhiug upon the mlnda NJ Hll
young aud Old, tho virtue lhuIe N III
loyalty ~ our country, aa Ohr country
Tho following committees were hp
pOintfd NJ lhu last mestlng OF Canton
Post, q, A, II, Ia anticipation Ot Dec
Grafton DAY, May 3Oth. and OF Memo
rial Sunday, prrctdlng'
ON FLAalRG GRAVES COmradta
Liniemutn, Rooms, rait and DlIten
hafer,
sPEAKrR - Holloway, 0ldAcld and
Kiriipf,
FLOWERS (ro act with W, Il, Corp ]
-'ralbprt, litcnefer, Cllnp apd Nc
kelyey,
MUSIC Oldnrld, Bush, llurtord, j,
II, Sny der and Rex
TWASarOUrATlON-J. u kll2mlller
Housed aud Reynolds,
DEOORArlOSs-Lluyille, WO Myera
CrOwl, SchlrbtOh, j = Ferguson, NJ, T.
MyeE lilIzrT j rhurin, Geo LflbIHg
ana n, NJ Hershey
PmETlNO -CasSidy Cod aud Krea'
PROGRAM d j, Clark, q i, buuklua
Packer, Muua and !, n, llcnhry
PLACE FuW sPEAKIN0-Nyr, j, M,
Campbell, CaRsIdyW Il HUT,
llECWTlUS- Mai Lew sluaHrr Cav
nah, Cock aud lerrne,
FINANCES i, j, Clark, Doll aud
Liuylllu.
The Sons Of Veterans will act In con
junction with these committees, u
assist wherever aud whenever called
upon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
A LTFB OF EXPERTEYCE.' N u e

The Doctor has had whole fo study and experience In
his profession and enjoys advantage which fall TO the lot OF
but fcwi Aer attending his Fun ourses In the Medical
Colleges, and graduating with tls ghest hono.s he wao
not content to stop there but has attended other Col
egcs, and several es reviewed whole professon, hns
also Travelled extensively for the rpose of Improvement
having visited the best Medical Colleges, Hospa DISpcn.
earee Eye Ear Lung and other Medical and Surgical In
stvtons on both Continental travelling Thousands Of miles
both BY land and sea- expendng thousands of dollars Inn
proving every advantage within h command and doyotinR
his profession In nil lie branchea W."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
A sMAsnBD FOOT.
The Result Of a Man Riding Between rive
Freight Cara and Going TO Bloop

ETV'ET'' W.T." 'I''' ''"''F W '''WT
This morning William O'lirIn met
with an accident NJ North Lawrence
which viii probably cost him the los
OF u foot lie was coming from Mans
held on u freight tram aud WIS riding
between two box cars When near
North Lawrence he fell asleep ana ln
some manner had his foot caught he.
tween ihe bumpers,
II was badly smashed and will probu
bly, have ~ be- Nmput0tGd below Oh.
knee, He was brought TO this city lul
taken 10 his home In North Pun
street, near Franklin, Dr. Post WD.
summoned 10 attend the injured mNu
II is impossible 10 state the extent of
his injuries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
DElAY lS nANnERnlIR

Many dlgoaaoa arc no deceptive that hundreds
of porsone have them before thoy even suspect
~ They know they arc not well, but arc per.
leotly ignorant Of tho deadly fangs which arc
fationing upon them, and must, sooner or later.
ectainly destroy them, unlces roacusdby asklll'
hl hand. Arc you Rhlietodf Your case nav
now be perfectly curabio, but Remember every
moment Of neglect bHngn YOU noatcIlts lncufG.
bio utages, whom perhaps the most akllliul phy.
Sieian can render you no assistance. Tho prcs-
entie oufa, tho future may bo TOO LATH,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

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