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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
A DISTRACTED MOTHER
Follows For Several Days a
Druim-iiuEtmnd,
Who Has Taken Her Child, and Final
ly Locates Him In This City-she
Tells q yeryPIdfal Story of
lldr Auferlngs,

Mrs, Charles Wright, Of Canal Ful-
ton, arrived IN Canton this afternoon
In search OF her husband aud little four
year old girl, whom he took from home
last saturday morning
Mr., aud Mrs Wright formerly resided
IN Dalton aud lived peacefully ana
happily together lle was q good shoe.
maker aud enjoyed q large trade.
Wright, II seems, took 10 drinking, aud
IN the hope Of betteflng their condition
ana thinking IL h6 was away from his
old associates he might reform, they
sold their lltua homestead aud removed
70 Canal Fulton,
According 10 Mrs. Wrlght'a state
ment, after they came tOiCanal Fulton
matters grew worse inhtbad OF better.
lie aid not work very much NJ his trade
aud spent most OF his tihAe Ia saloons.
Matters continued IN this way until
last Saturday wh6n Wright declared
hia intention Of going hack 10 Dalton,
ana Aalq le would Take ono OF the
children 70 hlg Bi6tefR no left but
failed 20 tlike the Giiid 10 his sister
rhufadhy last MfA, Wright dis
covered thHthef child was not with her
huAbaudA gi5ter aud 6tarled In search
OH, AlNaWdll pGgfplqAg, but the neigh
1pW mlde NJ d pNtAg,M naBiat her In
llnlWg hct pOlq hlbWrnt 10 Dalton,
but i0niid iotrhttGf the child, From
thtrelahe Wtht W Maanlon aud learned
that the father andIahiId had been
thGB butnHdfrit, She also discovered
that hNllnfbaAtt was drinking hard
m49 ,,,n nfSo,enSSsqSqHpS S44a'nore alarmed
Mrs SWnghc ibhmi her husband had
stated hlh intOhi0n Bf coming 10 Can
ton audgmia mrG06dinaly came 10 this
city aud secured u,e lHgGYIcca Of Onicer
.lQllu- -GelefmlJ 10 hunt up her child.
Aiter n diligent search the officer lOGnt-
'ed tlGPlllid atah0uaOu South Market
street, and lat6 thig afternoon, In com.
l9ny NhthlthO pOtler started % get II.
ll9 also leWged tue ,tOtIcr was at the
same hohge, When Mrs, Wright learn
ed the billcer lihd i0dhu her child, she
fairly driediwlthjOyul.G
rlMrd uWdtghi whS a6gn by q NEWS.
-DEAoClAI-l reporter this afternoon and
said she had no desire 10 prosecute her
hbshNhd'il Ne gave nb the child, but IL
he Olhsod To- give ituup she said she
would prO,eeutwhim l0the bitter end.
she tod hEerN pluhpIiW0ry aud N In
Ytly le8pgIplc ClJCUUNlOuCeB She 10
among AtfNhEcw aud but of money.
ShcFlAlenNer Wuly sspublIshCd above.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14

This Is what you ought to have in
fact, you must have have n, to fully en-
10y life. Thousands are searching for
u daily, and mourning because they
find IL not. Thousands upon thousands
Of dollars are spent annually by our
people IN the hope that they may attain
this boot, NoAfid yet IL may be had by
all, guarantee that Electric BltteIs
III used according 10 directions and the
b use persisted in, will bring you good
digestion and oust the demon dyspepsia
and install instead eupepsy. We rec.
omthend Electric Bitters for dyspepsia
and all diseases Of liver, stomach and
Kidneys Sold at SOC, and S1 per bottle
by Dprbip, Wright y Co., druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
IAN .NStOETINArE MAN



This morning Alvin Jardon met Will.
a eou0u8 accident while NJ work a.
G0mbrInua Crossing three miles from
THIS city ON the Q. Q, a 5, road, which
win cost him Ids life.
Jotd0n Inns been IN tue employ Of
Joseph Mueller, ,One OF tho proprGt0rs
%, the Crystal Springs lce Co. for
Sometime past, rhB morning, while
atwOrk on Tie farm, heavy barn
door was blown from its hinges, which
struck Jnrdon with terrible force felt
ing him 20 the ground, 'I'
The door was very heavy ono and
It's weight broke the unfortunate mans
back besides severely igjuflng his spine
Dr. FraunfOlter was summoned to the
scene but could do Dothing TO relieve
the Injured man and sayslt is lmp0ssi
bic f0t' him 90 recover Jard0n was IN
Industrious young man and his many
friends will deeply regret 70 learn Of his
terrible misfortune,
AZ alate hour this afternoon IL was
reported that the injured man was rest
ing as Easy ls could be expected, but no
hopes Of his recovery are entertained.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
lANornnR p1NokMAIrl oAsn

From Alliance 80 John Howard ChargoE
Henry Davis with Attempting 10 Got
$50 Outof Him! tDH nSpgft I'M
Attorney ,Charles1lC. Upham, lust
night lled an affidavit before Meyer
Blake, charging Henry Dayls with at
tempting ITO blackmail John Howard,
anAlliqnoe saloon Keeper oht OF S96,
|. II Is claimed Davis demanded thbgb0ye
amount and said u he did not get II no
would pfosectte lfoward for rInningR
saloon. W1Hats tca v,. M.
Officer Owens brought Henry Davis
from AlllHiice this morning lie pledd
not gttllty His hearing was set for
next Monday, and bail fixed at $500, in
,defauItof which he was taken TO jalI "A
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14

now 10 the time TO take Hoods sarsap
arila, a medicine peculiarly adhpted for
the purpose possessing peculiar enra'
tlSSSm s'holSSkgelII eG,yySphf9RHNy
and -fiehns6s, --lt-oI6alea. al- appetite,
tones the digestion, inyigoratea the
liver, aud gives new lifeand energy 10
eyefy function of the body The ttsli,
mOny OF thOnsanda, 10 10 the great bon
cot derived from Hoods saTaaparillR,
should convince. everybody that, II Is
peculiarly the beat blood purifier and
spring Inedinlne ihi M. h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
Jadse ttoioy Is Airtady Famous.

lFtum tnO fiHlU UcNttD
M ACanton nudge has decided that it Is
not libelous 10 twit u person upon being
born Out0fu wedloek, holding that the
circumstance of irregular birth does
not lowers q man in public esteem be-
cause his pNfentage Is something over
which he has no control, This, then, Is
a case in which the rule "the greater the
truth the, gysater the LIBEL does not
hOl0 gOp0tnnL nrIn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
ninht.th inhln-a...

a plan 81 on FOOT In this city to form o
tahaI tthhpahy whItlt hull hirj OUT lady
guides 10 btrnngora who yisit New YJrl, or
COURSE the slrapgerF mgJ bt hdicgAlso. Tho
plan will bg gQmcwlpt similar 20 tbatot tho
district mcs,ohgot bdtm' A 0xed sum viii
bo chorgtdfoi cdth htuf that tho guide "a
tasd8cd and all Ohn ATTRACTIVE points Of 'tHb
city con bo visited, ,llgE vlalors Wlio wish
N g} shopping itNRclycl TINT tile plnn
WAL DO particularly wtl.omcyRs spmQthipg
ot tho sort has long bctu needed Now York
Journal a|1l 0. r.,., a..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
AnothSP Bayterdy CAso Settled VorJ
Choan

.MAs5ILLON, March 7,-Constable
Shepley went TO Akron yesterday to
arrest James n. Bennett of that city.
on the charge OF bastaldy, preferred by
Victoria Rnepplar, OF this place, Ben
nett settled by paying Sll250. This is
at least -e3Sl5O below market value,
but he was posted on the latest decis-
ion on lmstardy aud settled cheap
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
ItOtIS1iM iMOSOOE,

SIZED by iIyias,i is!sl,i first idamoby
Strattle Buck, son Of Bonny Morgan.
Fee, season $40, to insure 800.
SpnnssedSoh from FebruaryI5th
toJuly lot, lNalb Season from septem.
Ber 1st, to gNdYehtDer 18th, ''2 ..l''ol y Z
a, asst want 10 rent the use Of fifteen
WAMlA MARES TO breed to BLACK
Cldudvhtn Marehp Iawill make II mn
object to- owners Of mares. Send or
callfor extendedp pedigree Of stations.
WVstlanla = ,aID, yidg 1fl .'ti4hi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
oandbmlea for penaion Commi,0ioner

WAsltrSdroS, March 7,--(Speclal,l--
Col, Paul Vandervourt Of Nebraska,
lato'head of the u; Ayli, and Corporal
Tanner Of New y ork are here, pushing
-tieir-eieimshotly for pension commits
giOner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
Eiil.lRA dI.Hdf uouNpuY.
The Dlagtpt Game. QC BDuJ roaor on
L- L-I-N

Vhe biHGtpts Game Ql b.ul roHur on
r.lIr,,... Hgr.h,
KAENAs CuN, Morcu T. Special
IAolWge.y g4me Ql Stud poGor tiat
wlaeytr played otttrrtd al the Mid
land llottfhjre lagthight, between u.
j schwar2, UreBideht itWeler and John
Davis q etOclimm uTlhc mth was
raised from twenty-five cents 10 fifteen
hundred d0lNrs SchwM2 lost $4,000
on u pair Of Mines and $1,000 on q pair
Of trHysy Aitpr several hours Davis
held In. Davis bad won eighty two
thousand and Ave hundred dollars.
Then the luck changed and Schwarg
came out only 5000 hehInd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
! lrho RiollAnl nnnholor pond.

PHILADELPHIA, March Especial. |
Lion, Williamson, the richest bache.
lor in America, died here this morning.
lie LEFT two ondoa quarter million, all
for charities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
WANNA.

Running mile lIiiS, half 5lli, sired
by Wayerly, son OF imp Australian,
tlrst dam Wild Nan by Embrys Lex.
ington, second dam, Glencellin by Rim.
gold, third dam Glenluce by imp, Glen.
ere, fourth dam by Am. Eclipse, etc, to
the 18th dam. See American Stud
Book, vol. A, page 507. Fee $20 by the
season, 800 to insure.. ,y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
.uiLheohspd DO Wed.

Marriage hcehseybaye been issued to
Matthias ,StQt7 ard Mary Dugan, Of
Masslllbh; "Stepheh Greenwald and
Mary H. 'C6nner OF QWaynesburg; Jas.
a Thompson and Mettie Alderman, Of
Beach Oity. ID riuI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14

Ttall6h bnistatiou May bc Restricted.
R6SE, March 7'I The Italian press
admits that HatrisonS inaugural will
restrict Italian emigration TO the
United States, ,u.,..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
nlAnothdr unan 10 90 up.

The Stockton divorce case in Carroll
ton, in which Judge Raley awarded the
wife $4,000 alimony, will be carried to
the circuit court,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
TG2ETT1f g2E flTs MILE -TgGHlsc i:lG l!s.
RECOEa1OS. y,
nnH Snial hl -.l--L--
Lake view Park Farm.
III lRb J. IEyER, Proprietor 5'.
BLACK CLOUD

Record -s:l7h, sire OF Black Cloud,
Jr, 2,26Oapd Others,s by Ashland Chief,
son ofgMambrlnV Chief Service $3.50
by tho season; 800 to insure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14

nWABNIets Lbg Cabin Remedies
oldfashi6hed simple comp6uhdb, bsBi
in the days OF our hardy forefathers,
are sSold diners 'abut "old reliablelt
They comprise q u a1g aaosa ylh1ql
Warmers, Log Cabin sarsaparllla
'Ilops and BpGh1 Remedy" aCough
and Consumption Remedy" "tlair
Tonic, Extract" A., for external and
Internal use ,t"plaAtera," "Rose Cream, 7
for catarrh, and oliver Pills.P They
are put up by n, II, Warner 4 Co., pro.
prietors Of Warmers Safe Remedies,
and promise TO equal the standard value
Of those great preparations, All drug.
glsts keep them, 7, a,. J.11V
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
NlN nNAl uN AlNfhH NH . ....H
lCuro Of Nasal Catarrh ano
Heart Trouble. .. .''"

Having heard Of the rcmhtknblc benefit
Miss Optrio PeiNegtlQrj yea from DR.. Salm's
lNttmcht, | thbhtlh'I'Sould glyohim q trial
IN MOI and 4 have reason IA No thankiul
and bless the Doctor for the benefit derived
from hia trGaltenl For 10 months .WeYi
o1s t0tho tIni5 began treatment hadn't
d been able IN do, any work ut all; couldn't
walk 100 yards without being ont Of hNdlh
My heart would beat iurlpuslYimy appetite
had failed mo and I lud greatly lost IN
ilcsh; then hothmrth lnmy head Troubled
mo a great deal. lnfactAl energy was gond
After monthb' treatment ! am u new mar
again; can do nv much work In day ",
any man, can Jump orruCe Without dlMCul
ty and haybapnln ieganed my old weight
| am a cured man aud owe my thanks TO DR.
Morils salm,u0f tieGefmania lnarmlH
Columbus, OlnlT I.n1Biul
"'o"' '%r'oo't Respectfully, "' '.l
W., 5,s ~ -a' IL. WaCHANRY.o
Guernsey, o. m9. ~" pew lGrt 90
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14

D l,FqRSFe AZ ss Inv eoSoS SSo'"S With W and 4 Me-
h---I knley cAn0R QAVi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14

AT-rOliNKY AT LAW--Onioe OOlNlQQJ0lal uOQ
No, ~ tsath MarAet street, uantofftlars -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14

Al'rORNtYN AF LAW-lloOml 0Il0Ill pll'llV
,loot, Canton ONO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14

hnLEkh a POAfRRRiHelN ,' i.'
hh9 if Arr0RNEYa Al. .LAwgyliopm 10, Oabsny hlOoi
W4f1l No, sesil hAskal aEees Canton, & oiA -sgalm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-14
ATTORNEYS.

M jIf1IT ARRJIiApIER on glIIhA AND NOTARY FuD-
taf itfi LlO7 7lglldi nlbfk No ahM IusfafaWA iNhi,
,. OhlitOiI Oilblsl iidsidnuag fl1t Nsal hb eTdit
-Ln lhpeAhA hnellAh NrnAgh and leIKiAl lAnRaAgehn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
BONDS AND STOCK QUOrATIoNB-ClosED plD.
Bread.tutfs aud Provisions.

NEW YoRK, August l6.-Flour, receipts 1850
packages; exports I,G6s barrels, and 4,j2l sacks:
market moderately NeIIyei sales 2l,iOO barrels.
Wheat, receipts III $50 bushels; sales i,OsO,OOO
bushels Of futures and 1900 bnshels Of spot;
spot market dull, heavy and lower; ungrIded
red 7SaS7JIc; steamer No. $ red TO; Optlons less
active: No. 2 rcd August SSasEaS6lsC, ClOSlug at
$40; September Gl0slIg at ~ So o.
tO6uf ~ iSaS51c, clOsfug at SlJSc; November SOC;
December S71Ec; January 6SjiCI May Olc, Corn,
receipts lOl 400 bushelsi exports O7O2S bushels;
sales $4,000 bushels Of futures and i2g,VOO
buShels oi spot; market dull: unRraded mixed
iSI3alJj4C; August 4ic; September 4J1EA4iO,
closing 1t 1896 October 43IkC; November 4iISc;
lieccilLer 43tiailC, closing at 4JAS Oats,
receipts A,tO bushels; exports 90 bush.
els; Salcs 10000 bushels Of futures
aud $500 bushels spot; market quiet;
white do SOa3lC; No. Chicago 29c. Hay strong;
shipping GSa70o; good 10 choice SScasl 70. Coffee
steady aud points up; August 1850; septeu.
ber, October and November i6.40al6, Sc; DeCem.
Der, January. March and April 1b6OAl6.G Cc;
May i5,G1al6 &c; !, spot Rio firm at lS3Sc. kpgar
1uIet MOlaSSOs dull. Rice Vulot. Tallow
steady. ll0sIn quiet. Turpentlne steady Rt 4lC.
Eggs fairly Rctlvei, western lSlal7c. Pork
lower; new meas 81 76al2 %. Cut meats duh
and weak. Lard fairly active; western steam
66Cc; September 6,61e; October 6,b1ci NoYem.
her 6,SiC; January go. Butter firm; western
dairy oal2Ifc; creamery lial1lEc Cheese weak
WAsirFn Ba1C,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
CllRnpaEne,

People who drink champagne, says Q
contemporary, have queer ideas about
the sparkling liquid. One hears fFe'
quently that there Is no pure cham
payne jim America it's all made from
cider" This isn't true, for the time
hasn't yet arrived when cider can sue
Cessfully masquerade as champagne,
The quantity Of champagne made at
Rheims and Epernay, France, Is almost
incredible, A great deal Of nonsense Is
written and spoken on this point, One 70
grayely told that more champagne Is
drunk in Russia alone than all the vine,
yards Of France could supply, and
that America-well, America lgets
cider for champagne, The fact Is
that 1t is very difficult to smuggle
champagne into Russia, and SO every
bottle which goes there Is recorded at
the custom house on the frontier, for the
Russian tax is 50 cents bottle, Eng
land and America consume more cham
payne than Russia and all the other ma
tons put together, excepting France,
The supply IS equal to the demand,
despite the fact that American imports
more and more champaign every year,
One house at Rheims alone exports
1000, 900 bottles Of champagne yearly,
all high class wines, too, From the en-
tire champagne district Of France there
were exported last year 100000 bot
ties Of champagne, 100000 bottles
OF which came to America The
land upon which are the vine,
yards Of the big champagne houses
In France are worth an immense
amount Of money, Tho average value
per acre Is $4,000, and some OF the choice
vineyard land Is worth $4,000 per acre,
The land Is never sold, being entaied.
Despite the expenre OF making the wine
immense fortunes have been made by
the manufacturers, and many OF the
titled houses OF France rest upon sub.
stantial foundation OF louis d'ors made
from the manufacture Of champagne
wine. The celebrated "Widow Gle.
quot made fortune OF several million
dollars from tho manufacture Of cham.
payne after her husbands death, and
the sprightly little widow was indepsn.
dent enough afterwards to refuse the
hand OF one OF the titled uoblemen OF
France, who, unlike most French noble.
men OF to-day, was wealthy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16

/. That salt will curdle new milk
hence in preparing milk porridge, gra
yics, etc., the salt should not be- added
until the dish is prepared.
2. That clear boiling water will re
move tea stains and many fruit stains
Pour the water through the stain anC
thus prevent 1t spreading over the
fabric.
8. That ripe tomatoes will remove inl
and other stains from white cloth, alst
from the hands.
4. That a tablespoonful Of turpentin,
boiled with white clothes will aid In thu
whitening process.
8. That boiled starch Is much improved
by the addition OF q little sperm salt O.
gum arabic dissolved.
0. That beeswax and salt will max,
rusty fiat irons rs clean and smooth q
glass. Tie lump OF wax in q rag ant
keep II for that purpose. When thl
irons are hot, rub them frat with th,
wax rag, then scour with q paper o
cloth sprinkled with salt.
I. That blue ointment and kerosene
to the bedsleads Is an uniaillng bedbul
remedy; as a coat Of whltewash 10 for thu
walls Of a log house.
s. That kerosene will soften boots o.
shoes that have been hardened by water
and render them as plable as new.
0. That kerosene will make tin tea ket
ties as bright as new. saturate wollel
rag and rub with II, twill also remov,
stains from vanished furniture.
10. That cool rain water and soda will
remove machine grease from washabl
| fabrics,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
AN INDIAN GIRLS LETTER
Showing the Diniepltss the Race Ex-
porisnsS In Mastering Our Language.

Showing the Difficulties the Race N,
porlsnsS In Mastering Our Language.
General Crooks in speaking to a Chi
cago reporter regarding the progress to-
ward civilization and education, refers
10 the difficulties the Indians have in
mastering the English language, He
says; II think the difficulties experi-
enced by the Indians In mastering our
language may be best illustrated by q
letter, Of which had an exact copy
made, written by the 14,year.old grand,
daughter Of Red Cloud 10 her cousin,
the granddaughter OF old No Flesh, II
Is the result Of seven years Of boarding
school culture, aided by volume Of
Crabbe's Synonyms, on q promising
feminine savage mind,
This Is the letter;
OdALLA BOARDING SCHOOL, PINE RIDGE
AGENCY, Dakota, June 4, lSs0.-My Dear
Cousin; l am going to drop them few
lines to let you know ! am going To in,
terlineation To you, but l am not going
to informant you many words, we all GO
ing 10 have vacation next three weeks,
] did not accept your acceptable letter
for long ago but you must excuse me my
cousin you must intellectually what /
says | am in a hurry'to interlineation 80
/ must interlineation incompassionate
words so you must ask your teacher
their help them interrogation and dear
cousin two girls interrupt me interim.
cation this letter but their do 90 this /
made black all over that one a blctl, l
fundamentally ask your instructor am
going 10 tell you who l stay with her in
this Boarding School Miss Julia Hemp &
Florence Hawk them 2 girls / stay with
them in here, Next time II you send
me ono OF your picture / will send you
one accurate ribbon or one Of my pic.
ture is otso compassionate to take their
picture so II you will accept my INDECENT
letter ! will accept your letter before the
instrument make us have vacation, Now
this all, ! am going 60 to work now bell
rang so must 60 to work l work in
laundry whit afternoon ask your abe
darlan this one means teacher that is me
Miss Emily Il, Cloud to her cousin Ma,
bel No FLESH good by & by write soon l
am astonished hurrah.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
oueor uuman nature.

Detroit Ftee PttlL
Human nature is mighty queer Isn't
III" he observed TO the other man on the
rear platform Of the street car.
Eyes, / suppose sog replied the other,
People are too sensitive-altogethet
too sentative"
u don't know about that
"Well, l do" For instance, now, you
have A red nose. You are not 10 blame
iorit, perhaps, but you are 90 sensitive
that II should offer you a remedy toril
you -"
"You old loaier, I've q good mind ID
knock your head on hlssed the red
nosgd man d he squared OF.
"Told YOU soln replied tho other Al
ho dropped Of. Human nature isthG
queereAt burned thing on earth, and
some folks are 80 sensitive that they't
swallow their false teeth rather than let
any one know they had EN-"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
II Mr.. SANKEY'S collection Of ivory
isn't an elephant on his hands, it is at
least a part OF one.


"Give Ely's Cream Balm trial. This
Justly celebrated remedy for the cure Of
catarrh, hay fever, cold In the head, &C.,
can be obtained OF any reputable drug.
gist, and may be relied upon as safe and
pleasant remedy for the above com.
plants and will give immediate relief.
It Is not a liquid, snuff or powder, has
no Offensive odor and can be used at any
time with good results, as thousands can
testify, among them some Of the attaches
OF this Office. "-,Sptrit Of The Times
MWP6w