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NE. 116
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- RED RASH" !"
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ag9tcr 2 Off, Sen 10. 2tpri( 1882.
g}r. 1876, ?, 2losnue.
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ieife, mcSi,in II. .m,-2lnes p,ro,6,rs
Cinc8 Eaoc8 fel mir cin: Id babe pob
nibt GJ(cun gdprFcIyriFe per,ubt q
3d faafitc mir psIdjc an un6 lri6 Fe fs.
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3um W}orgen lieB. 3n ,pd Rodcn utit
S,u @crbraud eincs StHdc8 bicIer Gcife
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15
Ooattou oss etaot,Weatfrators,

~ Baltimore, ben d. QpriI 1899.
Die &ontmlii6re fTr oen EuTtJtut Der StraBeu
in Der Staot Baltimore BADEN aiusr Coltanbi9eu unb
oerbeferten Serdt iiber bic 2gertbsr5obun9ssuern
@nttdo9ungen uno &usga5en ur ole @oaoemntz
BON Raueouz bis Eur I6eusfraBe, in 8emdsbett Der
8eIorouuns gtr. 13S, ,oom 5iiygeyIeiter uno Stabt=
rotbe pOn Baltimore am %. September 1884 9eHeb=
mi9t oussefertist uno bei mn GiHtete9t.
gs Nth hiermit betannt gemattou5 oteSudber un6
FIdne Der beio9en sSobuiouitratie in 5Greau
bes StaotzRe9titrator5 orei6tg SaGe lang BON
beute on egen bei5en r bic @rutun5 auer babel 6es
&ntihei6uu9 Der @ommlidre IN tr9enb elHem 9eridlz
e, iUeldes @tyidts6QItet 6aIu6Cr 6efigt, appellrt
Uerben fam. sSobu u. Rpbbs
1O1,7,13,9,21) Stao;=Ragtfrator,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15
@ent 9Nnaaeridlt besrpbt.

9ope, 6ani., Il. Rai. - Sobu 2ears,
tpelGer gefern nit Charles 8ruce Guf eiuer
Sa9epartle nor. bat nnf ber 8urbam Rand
ben @baties Bruce eIfodeu, nIs nieier ieiue
Sdmeiter, neIde oou Gears teIeiotgt rpEr0e,
nertbeiotQte. gruce tpurbe mad bemWarlous
&ohatt- -@efauBnifie geb.n5t. glau befiras
tet, tnB er geInuGlt tnir6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15
: smear. oIs bic 66Ifte oIIer shonfni

- @ebr, uIs bic 5aIfte auer Sdautuirtbs
iGaftsu in Cincinnati pareu Iesten Sonntag
neseH Der 5erifGrfeu 9Htdfii1ruus Der
Sonrtassseeee seidiofeu. @s puroeu lei
ne Ssrboitunsen Uegeu STeubalteus BON
SdantlotaIen uorgeuommeu. Su uieIen
@iubidufteu murbe ber3utritt bur4 bis Sci
teutbiire erm0sIt6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15
mareau ees stest.msattrators,

~ Baltimore, oeH 6. Ulai1SS9.
Die Committee fir ben 8urdJrut bsr SIlEeH
in bsr Stabt Baltimore baben elmer ooltinoiaeH uRb
otr6siIereR Serit ii6eI Die gertberho9unqsiteueIn
Sntitdbjguugen uu0 gusga6eH iur oe Sonoemniz
rurg uno 8urd 5retung Der garepitraBe, Uon gez
meteru=Gnne bis ItHteferttaBs, IN &emdBbeit ber
BeroronuRa yir, 26, pom Bur9tTmetfer unb Sta6tz
ratbe uon Baltimore am Is. GpTl 1888 gene5mi9t,
ousgcIeItigt uno bti mir btEttrle9t.
IS miI5 btermit bCtanUt gemct1t, 6dB oeBuher unb
BGne Der 6eidgsu Garsnftrahe i'm Bureau oes
Stcot=Reoitrdtors Oretf7tg Gage lang oon 5eute an
lieaeu bIei6en fIr bic rung lLeT babel 6ethsilt9er
perionea, fU6bren6 Ueter 3sit se3en bic gutidelz
bung ter &omniiiGra in ir3eno et1em 9etihte, Dslz
bes 9eriht56artei. oari6er 6eitBt, appelIt neI6eu
faun. SobU u. BfObb,
(lO8,14.2O,G,9) Sta5iz82sgifrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15
8ens GrcBe gententaar .8sRseos.
Gia SstFitBer, WsI0et OteisIbs fat StpeW
idlrjeb, tIaat istt aWi Belab8uua ftT isjne
gIrbefF

Rem,Yort, "a. Wlai. g. $. EoWne,
Gin i.i9CG 81 Cambridge aul3iFBsr, Geaeu'
tcatttg ietoh bier pobnbeiter @altlirer,
trobt, pm. &bauucep 80. 9epstp 3l 0ert.l=
Sen, Um ibu Bur 3ab!uHg BON $500 81 jujr
8en. ST beauIP!uGt i.ne Sunme fit lite
rorite Grbeit, Die eE auf 6Ie bon 0epem BET
gelegenbett bes gBaIbiu9tOn, GenteRnar3 ges
balteue aro8e SefreOe 5erwenbete, uuo be
bauptet, &epap babe ieae Re0e iAriftlidl BET
i5m beleIt. g9ie 6r. EOnue ieyn2r behagp-
tet, tpGr er % Sage lang nit BEN SbreibeH
Ser Rebe teI5G'iist.
Or. 8epep ia9t, Die 2lrbeit oe8 gsJttiasa
iei niGt iiber 500 nertb, uub er4fei bCreit,
10 oteI 5u besahIeu. 9ie ganle Qr5ett batte
utd]t mebr, aIs orei ODER oieE Gage IN Gus
iprud uebmeH Ioleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15
S0uter36

StDWtSEjUeitG8CE
unb bat mcbr gu.sS gstbau, ais iygcuo Elm be.
tanNtc8 YcJlmIttcl.
Gcgen &Crrcufuugcu, GuctIfnn,
gen, 8ruFs D0cr SCitcuIdimrr3cu,
&npfIbmCrH 3abaiuCB uOCr trgcn9
giu auOCrcS luBcrli9c5 Gri0cu,
tuuigc Tiutc augapauot ourb Giurcibuug nit
Der Sonb, mtrtt cS loie 3mbcr mo ma4t Dem
GdmI3 au9cnbltdlJd cin Guoe,
0cgcn Grialttngcu, 8rnnBiti8,
0uugcn Gut3iIubuug GnngrFjO.
ucn, Gnt3iinonngrn, Ggrumatismus
Gcuralgir, SsgCni6uB, Sciatica
&rCn3idmCr5tu MIN. iiu0 bauiige unG
Iangerc 2InwcnOunQcnn nOtbpen6ig, um cine
0Ci,ung Su 6crirtcn.
StlC inucrrn 9cibeu, 96mcrjcn in
GingemeiOCn pGer Wngcn, 5Iramptr,
&ramAfanfaac, Magcui1urc, Bred
rei3 GubbrCnurn, Rerb6Ftat, S6laIs
lniigfcit,nero0ic8 &Opfwe5, 9jarrB1e
&0Iif, BIabnugrn, OBnma6tsanfaQe
uer0Gn augenblidlid uuS raid tuuirt OUd
GmHcbncn Don eiuam balbCu bis einem gan,
sen GbccI6iicl OOll BON o9ttaoD 5tetilf" III eis
uCm bolbeu @l0i2 2SN'ier.
EgP Seine before &m ODER BrdUluti0EIjtttt
gl9en @cdlaijgber 9ibt cS, ais nit 3ta0WaQ'S
EillCn.
rris 30 Sents SIR EEloIfs gEsrfnnlt hsi Eersrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15

Yarts, Il. NI0t. = Gtn RteF9es SIltt
erilart in einem augeni9etuIiG iuipirirteu
grtiieI. baB bas 9enQtstrtbunaI BET BEN
AuIfeuen elmer ipeIieueu aniIa9e 9eaeu ben
@eueral g0uIarger Quf bstra6ttae 9hwie-
rigfeiten ftoBe. gtIide SeuatoreH i6Iageu
Dor, Elm nolle prosequt eiuJuttageu, NAB.
reno nn6are ben @eneraI Dor bic 4ifien 1el'
len moueu. ginh antere beFitrnorteu, bag
Der Pro3es einem 3riegsgert5t itberaatnOrs
tet merbR. gIun 8laubt, ME Der GrtiteI
peiter augiebt, buB Der BrOaeB qcgeu B0I'
LANCER Elm SebIi4lag iein, uub OGB oerieHiae
gesen RoGGf0rt fallen geIaiien peroeu miro.
Str Senat uno bic eputirteafammer
nnbrnen heute ibre SibGnaen rpisber ani.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15
Sales 0OneJ
Of
0orC@OunO 3 Cat

If felt oieten 3o6ren beionOer8 geiaast
ols cin 9o4ltPucn0c8 @}jttel iotUo6t tir
I ouc droniiden, mie atutcn arunt4eiten
Der 0uftr55rc, ME 9aiten, Saaupjen,
yyp',-oncditi8 Rnb }Gt5ma. Yi,le Taaiena
5a5en bic poBtt5atige @irtura btska
nn'4ae5aren 2}rdparat8 erfa5r,n, una
acr3te, ,pie Csle5rte ancrtcnnen Go ii6erau.
6o5 Die 9efanot9ejie, @crde saateil Bel
3&5cr:itun8 bjefes mjtet8 0eru.noet psr.
tsn,Ba ienca 8.95ren, tUet4e far i8re 5eiC.
fame @trtana in iotden qpalen0en See
iaweroen 3an:iit tetaunt itn0; gang Dee
ionoer8 fa0 0is80s3aglj8 Sic 8rdparas
BON 6Onig, 9Ore5caa6 (2(aoorn) unh
T6eer on5uempfeBIeu.
Do8 Tn0 3wor o[tmO6iids aber 0ieler.
Probte 5citmittet fit bronajtii#e See
iawer0cn, iie iteBen bel 2ler3fen, roie 6ei'm
GOIte in POpulartem @sbrau5 un6 itnS
nit an0eren pertbOoQen 5uqysoien,ieu
aeuliI4 berbun0en in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15
9tebfG Gompa9nte's
IetI0 Gtttntt.

gd0ufea uub 6Gis7;s Udtttl, Suppen, Gpsiren
ure SGucen !Uobl'bmsdsuo Bu berejten, iTar Beeis
2hee ti er uRi1dshar unb Elm aU9enebmes SHmuz
laEE. S5dlider 8sttauf 100000 2opie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15
r. r. r.
DADWAYJS
"a READY RELIEF

90s 3uOerIajii9ite un0 ijdeyite 5dmwi6cil
mjtttl in Der gScIt, oa5 augubljd,idl DEN anal.
lanofcu Sdlmcrien Gin Guoe madt. s. ID
m0Lrlidl 0cr 4r0Bte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15
RarSf tiuS 95rTs,

2t6erpooI, IA. glAi. - 1890 Nitt'
tn8s. 8aummoue: WitteIiorte SberIGuoer
6 Ditto 9ien Orleans -. Die Ser.
tanfe betrugen 1000 8uuen, Specialization
unb Gusfubr 500, 3ufufr 10000.
GonooH, IA. 0lGi. - Ser. Staateu.
Cbltsattonen: 4zpro3. 1872, bittO Al prog.
1104.- attieu: G.s@. .sg8. 32g, bitto Tri0I.
81, Canada Baciitc So, Gre 285, Ditto
Yrtor. 109t, Satuois Central III, DtertcQu
53, ct. BauI 69g, Rens9orf> rf>SeutraL 1893,
geHnigluanta 55fr 8eabiu8 225i giertcan'
Central 1884,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15
STE ssaen ssB generaIs 9RIeas.

Sic yGcurt Of Claims" bat in benz 9treit,
falIe 3tuiiteu ben @rben bes Gen. Eniggs
uno 6rau 0iOmena 8ueoeIa, tn tpelder e8
lid nm Die Serauagabe Der bon ber genanas
ten Same aEliidbebaiteneu 9egea oes 9ane,
rails banoeIte, eatidieoeu, oas Srau 5Ieoena
bieie beriibmt Seporbeuen Sd)parter aus3I=
lieferu babe, ta bieielben ibr ooa ben Ser.
Unntten Epiggs' ui4t geiasnit, oHbera
LebtgIid 3ur 4It6eluaBruns tberaebeH wors
ben ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15
gaTek8tIbeIm's geeraBums In yraaFrsta

Parts, IA. Ilai. - 8uHulu'8il III nit
ieilem pgBtben Befea" bier angetommen.
Iiou rpOIIte ibm uub ieiner @eie1itaft bic
2aubuug in Saure MIDI sefiatteHr neil er ftf
peigelte, f6 uub ietHe BegIetter Dor BEN
getreteu be8 iraus0fiden 8ooeus impfan gu
luiien. gr tpanbte fid nurauf an ben amert-
iaut@en 9eueral=8onipt Ratbboue, uuo biez
fer beIpiltte, baB er uu9eimpft laubeu founte.
Qm Snmfag rpirb Der 8il0e 2Befteu" bier
etRe erfe SOrfellung gebeu, Der BrdfOeut
@0rnot uu6 bas 3RbiRet betpobnen wer0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15
1 atl6fiae Ganapter beI,m @tnetaI 9nn

Q0nbpu, IA. Rai. - General Boulan.
ger eu bling gefteIu cine Seputatiou bon frQn=
30Fldeu @anaoieiu, pstde oon Baris biers
hor ostommeu Dareu, nm ibH 3U beiu1aa.
Der @ehetuI 1pru9 III ,~S~ta'sn SoT'sR l;tas
6reube iiber ibreH Beiud dIf, EEs CIV Sa'
nutier pGreu nit benz ibuen erp!eieasQ gH'
pfan9 febr 3utrte6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15

2on6on, IA. Wai.-gs ii bier beiauHt
gencrbeu, bag iity aud Der Bring BON 8aIes
I'm ,5ielb. GIub" tefuao, als bic ?PoIt3et benz
ieIbeU U0rgeFeII abeuo aEsbob, bod erbjett
Ger obcbe 6eiG@ u0n eiai9en 6rauaOaa in
6ar BcIibei ned re6t5etti9 etRen gBiat, nm
fid] Gus benz Staube MAIDEN ju i0aaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-15
8ur gsrtbetotaan8 Der brtttfaem aOEoate'a

2oubou, IA. Rai.-gBie Uerlautet, be-
nbFdtigt BE britiide 0iegteruus, an uue Ros
acknowledgements ueue 01eguIationen iiber
bic Sertbeibiguug ber SoIonte'n III erLafien.
Die cOuabii6e 3ie9ieruug iOa aufgeforbert
nerten, cine gletd) ftarfe 5lotte 3u erbalteu,
ME aufraIien, unb Die 6efRugeu In allen
Seebdfeu tn 8eparatur 5u balten. Die Ros
IouiGIs 31e9ieruugeu iolen auslei6 Der britt
iden &e9ierung Iugubeu itber bic Starte
ibrer gtIljtruppeu maiden.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
ALOIiiSyILLE FARMER m


Last night Marcus Met2ker, u farmer
residing near Louisylllop committed
suicide by Jumping into q well. ,
Shortly before dark he went out 10
feed his stock, and Informed his wife
he would return shortly, He failed TO
como back, but she made no search for
him, as OF late no has been In the habit
of spending the night at hia brothers
house quite frequently, and che sup
posed he had gone there,
This morning he did not return homo,
aud search was made for him, His hat
was frat discovered near the we'll and
by the strange actions Of " dogynDr.
Schilllng became convinced tho. body
was In the we'll lie ordered the water
pumped out, and the remains were dis
covered In the bottom OF the we'll
standing upright The we'll had about
fifteen feot OF water init, H.a,
Coroner sOhaef9r WAS notified aud
left Tor Louisville this morning. The
deceased has been somewhat demented
for some. time, and this is the only
caHae that can bo given for the rash
act, lie was Il we'll 70 do farmer, and
leaves q wife and three children, '
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14

A few days after he reported at sick
cal, and complained Of fhaylpg ehillA
and fever, With a pain 10 hin bfehst
Close examination did not oOnllrm the
existence Df such Rylnptnma, ybt pre-
aonbed all tho same, DOT lpmithng \ fyI
blister over the chest as had hay, BUS,
picionn excited, the natural functions
being unlmpaTed no we'll 40 hlh appe'
tite, When the biiHterod- nurfaoo be.
camtldry 0ylaTed q fresh blister and
aBlthin proved rather Severe he began
t0 imp0rtune me fora discharge from
the army This FOLD him | could not
cOnaOientiously DO 40 there wah not Bdf'
iicant cause, That night following, as
he aftMWand nOnfeaaed 10 mo, he cont
cealed himself In q box car and Without
bengdlHeoyered, was taken to Clnoln-
nRiip About q month afterWard, the
Adjntant 90 tho Regiment received lni
formation that h6 had boon arrested az
a deberter aud would be retdrned under
guard On his return he0Onfeahed that
when he found he could not impose
upon me he deserted, w lie WBb too.
much of 0 qQYaGd W ince tho ohemyitl
battle ln 'plty, for innfihtly j had
him detailed 10 Work that would not
eSpoge him 70 danger and he served
out the balance OF his enllHted time, !,
GAplop, March 8, 1880 uYnGgh TN, "
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
HoRTICVLTURAL SOCIETY
'"H fFffNilFNfA NO.
Meets al Notwithstanding Rews
uc Notes In That Vicinity.

H.N HIE II.A
The monthly meeting Of, the Il9rtl'
cultural Society was held IN keim,s
hail. LOuisyllle, Wednesday, The at'
tendance was MOI very large, but the
meeting was a success and the ,Qpla'
Vile people entertained the yleltora In
a worthy manner, MeBAra, ID, M, Slna,
ser, Joseph Lesh, Wm, Echberger and
A, M. POntuB entertained the guehta
NJ their homes. lAteach place an excel
lent dinner was served, a. I
John M, Sehilllng read o very good
paper on "The horticultural Society"
and A, McGTegor reid his paper on
George Washington Tho Louisville
school children enliytned tho meeting
with singing. The fruit crop was re-
ported safe, save some peach trees the
committee aaid had been frozen, Grapes
were reported IN good condition, Nh %
The NEWs DEMoCRAT representative
dined az ID, N, Slpssere, where ABplen
die dinner was served. '''
DR.. Schilhngb fancy pigeons attract.
cd many OF the h0rtlCulturBta.
Mr. Shldle'a green house lb lllled with
carnations Ife finds ready matket IN
Chicago for them. ,n,... ..,, .,....... :,
The water works question N the hll
absorbing topic Just now, What the
outcome viii be id hard 10 tell, ".
White Cap notices have made their
appearance, Two have been received
one by q woman who was told that II
she did not Keep herself ana house
cleaner she would receive o free wash
ing. The other notice came 10 \ man
whOpegloct8 sending q ton year old boy
10 school, ....., zodiac. '.''
Whooping cough has entered many
homes One physician is on the list
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14

tiOnal counsel IN the case, and THIS
morning by, withk C0upeilmap Field
AID AHoruey pphAhl.heln q tbhanlla'
ti0n adi dIhoutaed thoroughly tho mat
tef Of carrying the cares 70 tho Circuit
D0hfts 80 ~
The gentlemen when interrogated
this morning by q NEWs'DEMOoRAT
reporter stated that they preierihd not
10 give anything for publication except
that the cases would DO taken 10 circuit
court
The result Of these cases will be
awaited with interest, They viii be
contested sharply and most bitterly y
u stated, for u Ia given upon good
authority that II the deelaion q reversed
h tho higher court, action wll No i'm,
medlately commenced for criminal
libel, t" aHN nN mTlil
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
ossABUBo MAT4Ens.
A Nov Planing Mill--lTaGy Pulling---
Iwu 'lt lPorhonaf Noted gs $500
q" ''' 'osNAbuRe, March ..

P '' ''' UsNABURq, March Q,
George Leibtag, successor TO Charles
Hale, Sobeing recognized by bis many
'fi'F'NN'1''u ObgpmuUJ 400 tOa, ..pl
Miss Emily Smith has gone, 70 CleYe'
land, where. she intends 70 spend tlle
coming summer. .'.... .''.''.,''''' . ''o'
Abraham Clark 10 confined 10 bis bed
with serious kidney disordets. ~, ~
M Miss Phoebe, Shenkle, who has spent
the past few months with friends az
Cregtline, has roturnod homo again.
Reason Berry SayBit isS boy and has
come to stay. qni Ollln01a i1'
'Quit6a humber OF oar young folks
enjoyed thoinbelyes pulling taify Satur.
day evening at the residence Of Cbrne.
lius Harter. 0lD'G t3.
Manus Moul has enlarged his wars!
house. This shows that Mr., Mouta
business Is increasing, ga,..
From present Indications IL looks as
though we are going to have 4 saw and
planning mill before long. Messrs.
Mercer Bros. who have hold Of the en-
terprise, are pushing the work along as
rapidly aB possible, We believe the
right parties have II in hands to make
II . success.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
A Canton Lady Has Hor Byos Straight
onod by DIR, Wilbur Without Pain,

Mrs. Annie Hanna of No.1lSi East
Third street has been terribly cross.
eyed for 25 years Yesterday she cAllo
on DR.. Wilbur A. the llurfprd, aud the
Doctor stggightQned them in lRss than
one muute without pain. II makes q
vast Improvement In her appearance Us
any one can see by calling on her
Operations like these performed on old
residents, shows conGlusiyely that Or,
Wilbur In not only master OF his pro
feBsion but does as he advertises, OF.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14


tSId without ttobpnd hlgOwrldng "wsll rJ8 ynl
ny dear slF ltis worlhAlVyon arc aps 70 loco
lay,lan9 welSss' wa ,Ius1IS, yonr VIE ru ~
and daughter have wtaRhngs too, 40 l 'J
viii lake your case for ole thoasand dol 500
Lara (, ,"Can't you doitfotlesar inqnirsd
The banker mo, sir, and won't take
Al that unless you begin treatment today,
for you are liable 10 have htmofrhage ~
y' "nv moment andif YOU but your case on 100 Gi'
until after YOU have had q Ihemorrhage Ip0p 100
OF this character would pfharge you III UDa
double that amount HDr''Yef, said lhe Ira eo
banker but h"sS8S E9 Hol 99Sp TS, To,5 .asoi
Ter, your check or note a good, elr and onf
would 40 soon haSe either ~ the money! h9llbit
And thuGitgoes from morning until night, glcnClI
The reception r0oml6 always lpll The lt,r
rich and The poor are all treated allke, go.
have seen the ipeat dreaeed lady ana the
millionaire 6et ahl walt theif turn WIN a'0'u"'
common mechanic and farmer and they nt
we're all uted ALIKE andIeeelved the aame IseJ
PLEASANT greeting from The doctor u they eeH
we're worthy and we're seeking honeat ~.
nef. hut look out II be found either trihinR ' @"
with him or coming IN only 10 see how ". .'V''
much he Enew and If he could tell them aso
WHAT was the matter with hem,y Dr.
| burner Ia the klhdeu and most conHueF.
| ato man bvdr knewJ1 Het hf thnIpoFl ~
severe when nc, ,th'qha any rpe I1A9g%ys $40
Nv Iu y. !, 5 n- rsfH Sa 6idtf him QUITO lu
lofhlG d0iGe ahd ealil i6f tNe'nest patient oi oW
| when he krrta thhtNn,n Nyaa wo ortiz over J0Sau
a hundred ihousapdidollapfllR only, Te'Gt nag
ply waei Mlbeye nqi,we ~ ,Eqlie, l9dM. n ,11,
| laty diG eniIp@lkRroA hRyf likfwinc heeh -
Kin excuse himself .roi6 IN elegantly 'ool
adftpfcd wealthy lsly Hi'Hihd ploaGHi ,Hfp
but Gnn remark 'Aty deer madam, you
| do not want bezhhi utgesipYr igWlQ lQefSuJ
a5e m,,egYNc66!piN,, w ig,fc "a mL6n,safqpuy
| c6fne IN tbd4 bnsr,hflf ytW1haNgup tt o.
yonrl nihd ioAase iQtnach, and | will '1sm
| wait on ynu rr0mfNyy ''fCFf 900
would aditsjdi Nlstae'lre lefonsult ..1toV
this tnygrqgt dai,ot ppl 9H calling ,,,,
iSeatment w m aS 'E6 N alwAyG busy and o11ap,
should not be bohcrcd'mlees you need
and want his services aud desmo hs bg
treatment AZ, once, Gqpsay rom ef- o..
perienee Or, BpTDer N very confederate ,
4 with the poor and does not expect those ''ht
y Ia moderate circnmttahtctto pay 40 large ''
q a bill Ssthe wealthy but he gives all tbo1" "
same oatefl attention. You need not a.,
hesitate TO recommend DR., II, Rusfeh ,rr,.
Burner or the Ohio Reform Sanitarlum
and Medical ln6tlluto "a being Gtrictlyre.
4 liable and successful ~ have found no
patient treated blythe purReona OF this in',id
stlhdt bat who were more than sateAedi Va,
and thclr patcnlt are counted by the
thoueands,-lF the T, and Guide " 'i.
A MOst WandyyJaA Medical Dlst .,r
''s o0Vorv aud InVentiOss. r, ,,5.n,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14

RR0F. SAMMoLAlof the UniyerityOf
Paris, In an article published IN tho
Gazette Medicale do Paris says;
NDryness of the skin, imperfect indi.
gealon aud transformation OF albumi.
mold food are present NJ the beginning
of chronic l}rights Disease Warmers
safe Cure removes digestive disorders,
WhyY Because IL enables the kidneys
TO perform their functions In n healthy
manner, when both cause and resulting
symptOmBapnear u.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14

Dr. RUSSELL BURNER be consulted free Of charge at
the HOTEL CONRAD ormery Fomers HOte Canton o. Sum
day. Monday and Tuesday, March 7th 18th and 9th and the
18th and 9th OF each month thereafter for year.