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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
BRITISH ALL OVER.
British Servants at the White House,
British Wines And Liauora 10 90 on the
White House Table, Upon Whiph
Mo Duty Has Been fAid

lnfpiAAl ~ VIZ WN'fNl
WARHIAaTOA, April o. he o0nmO'
tlOn at the White House was great
when The World cams 10 Washington
this morning with a full account OF the
pTesumptiVe alliance between the brlt'
ish Legation ana the White House, DO
tween President Harrison ana The late
British Minister, Lord hAekyllle, or
eOurae tho White House people made
haste 10 deny tho whole thing aud
laugh II OF aa a Joke, but
they will not ind II such an
easy matter 10 dispose OF the
aervantA OF Lord saokyllle, who
say they have u contract with ffesl'
dent Harrison, and are waiting more
or less patiently 10 be called intO active
service nj the White House They all
expected 10 have been on the payroll
before now, but they sympathige with
the embarrahamenla Of tho President
and have been quite willing 10 walt till
the clouds roll by, after the fuss That
was made about tho substitution OF
Lord Aaelyilt'a white lanndTeih for
tho oOlOTed American laundreah who
had been left IN charge by Mt Cleye
land.
Mr.. Herman, the accomplished stew
aft who WIS brought here by MI liar.
rihOn, declares that NJ IL all nonsense
about tho President hayingengaged the
dOmeatiCa OF tho British Legation, Tho
only dealings tho White House has had
with the hOld'OyGr domealics OF the
lifltiah Legation, he says, have bfel in
connection with the hold over winca
which belonged 10 Lord Sackyille aud
which did not 90 OF NJ auction with
the success which attended the sale or
tho AOnp tuTeGna aud some other af
tiOea Ills l0rdahip did not take the
wines back with him, but left them a
legacy 10 the butler The exact oOndl'
ton OF the beQnest are not
known but whether the wines
were left IN lieu Of salary or as q
gratuity In u matter Of no consequence,
The Wines AL seem TO have been bottled
in His lOrdahipa cellar aud the brands
which afO generally relied upon W make
such aTticlra marketable were wanting,
Hence NJ the auction the wines got
lott,
II ianOt positively stated, bat there
IN reason for believing that President
Harrison considered the Legation wlnea
quito q bargain, and secured the whole
collection at a figure almost aA layOrh
ble 100 the rates Of remuneration at
which no engaged tho services of the
domet ties Indeed the sale Of the
liquors seems 10 have gone hand In
hand with the engagement Of the ser
wants, tho two things being accomplish
cd in q single transaction,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
A REIGN OF CRIME
At Louisville, near llere-llOw the
Discovery ~ Wreck the Limit
cd Was Discovered,

LouIayille has come 10 the conclusion
that she hArbOrs within her clnssic pre-
onGla u gang Of men who could proper
Iy b0 termed outlaws
The Herald gives additional pOrticu
lars Of the second attempt 10 wreck the
limited express nc that point and says
that a rOign of crime ls on,
The name OF the man who discovered
the ties upon tho track and stopped the
train by burning u newspaper, IN Louis
D'OatraOph. lie visited this city and
decided 10 walk home, Whom within u
mile aud u half Of Louisville
no detected railroad ties strewn
along the track as " dumped
from the rear end OF u car, When he
found he could not remove them he
gave warning 10 the engineer OF the
limited, which train was inst rushing
around the curve, By his timely and
accidental discovery he saved hundreds
of lives,
In addition 20 these attempts 10
wreck tho limited, houses have been
broken into at that place and goods
stolen. A number OF unsuccessful NJ.
tempts NJ burglary have teon made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
A HEAVY FALL.
A AOmnambulist 4 Walks Out Of A See
Ond Story Window,
Falls on Hoard Feuoe and Breaks heV-
erai Hibs--'rhe Injured Man Rest
ing ilaAy This Afternoon,

Friday night Felix Motter OF MagDo'
liza, Carroll county, met with an acct
dent AZ tho residence Of his brother,
Jacob Motter, on North Cherry street,
this city, which will eOnline him 10 his
bed for some time 10 COME, ana perhaps
may result seriously
Mr., Motier Ia slOneeulter by trade
and cams 10 Canton yesterday IN search
Of work lie returned TO his brothers.
house early IN the evening ana retired
about y o'clock, His brother and wife
went 10 bed soon atefward About II
O'Clock a noise wan heard M lhe room
occupied by Felix MOlter, which WAS on
thG SECOND llOOr. Those down stairs
heard tho noise aud supposed he was
looking for something ~ the dark,
The next thing heard was tho open
ing Of q window Groafh we're soon
afterwards heard ana an investigation
showed that Felix M0ttef was lying on
the ground directly under the window
OF his room, lie appeared more dead
than alive when carried into the house
anu lpIt NOlln WIN bhllNh w hlltnu Nnt
injured man, II was found that In fall
ing from the upper story lao had struck
on q board fence and broken several
ribs II was at first supposed he had
opened tho window TO get ffeah air aud
had fallen out, but II was afterwards
discovered that no was u a0mnambullat,
or, In other words, a person who 10 Ia
the habit OF walking In his sleep,
Dr. C0yle arrived and did al In his
power 10 relieve the auiierlnga OF the
injured man, II WA found three OF
his ribs were broken and II Ia feared he
Is injured internally A reporter called
nv the house this morning aud found
Mr., M0ttGr resting ~ easy 10 could be
expected, lle was able 10 converse and
said no had been IN The habit of dong
strange thugs while asleep, On several
occasions he had gotten up out OF bed
and walked around In the room, lie
has u wife and family living NJ Mag
n0lin
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
A MAN KILLED
By u Railroad Train at Bolivar,
Near Navarro.

Martin Leonhart, n farmer residing
In TusCaraw0s county, was instantly
killed. No 1870 o'clock this afternoon
near Bolivar, by north bound passenger
train No o on tho w. Il l., ". road.
lie was driving over the track aud
did not see the train approaching. IL
struck the wagon and threw him out.
lle landed some distance ahead and the
train struck him again. Ills body was
terribly mangled. The horses were al.
30 badly injured and II 10 thought they
viii have 10 be killed
Owing TO the late hour nj which the
report was received I'm this Office II is
10 learn the minute pgrllcu.
lars Of the accident IL is understood
Le0nhNrt leaves o wife and family TO
mourn his demise, lie Is reported as
being quite wealthy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
ALMOST A HORROR
In a $4,000 Freight Wreck on the
w. a II. II, Road This Morning.

Word was received In Canton this NJ
teruuOn that q terrible wreck occurred
on the Wheeling aud Lake Erie road NJ
Z O'Clock this morning, about two miles
south Of Navarro, No ono was killed
but the damage Will amount 10 nearly
$4,000
North bound cOal train No. 10 c0llId
cd with extra No |, Both trains were
running at u high rate Of speed. When
the engineers observed that collision
was sure 10 occur, both reversed their
engines aud jumped from them. The
train men saw the danger and saved
themselves by jumping from the train.
Only one man was hurt and he was not
dangerously injured,
Az 70 o'clock this afternoon the pas
aongers are all being transferred. 10
will take several days 10 clear away the
wreck, The wreck train left for the
scene soon after the collision occurred
aud "a hard nj work clearing the track.
Tho cause Of the accident Ia not known,
but II IL thought II was the train dis
datehers fault
The railroad company estimate the
loss AT $4,000 One engine is u com.
plele wreck and the other one iB In bad
condition, Cars are piled one upon
another and many OF them are com.
pletoly demolished. IL isa wonder no
one was killed as whom the men jumped
from the train, they were both running
nearly twenty miles an hour.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
CAN'T 90 BACK TO INDIANA.

Joseph schlondkor Hold For Trial in tho
tho Sum of $1,000 10 AnBwor Charges
Preferred by Caroline Smith.
Joseph Schl0ndker, who was arrested
nj Harlem, Ind, recently by Sheriff
Leininger on q charge ofseduction pre-
ferred against him by Caroline Smith,
was given n hearing this afternoon be-.
fore Justice Fulmer and bound over 20
Common Pleas court in the sum Of
$1,000. The only witness examined
was the Smith girl whose testimony
was very damaging. Schlondker has
also been arrested before Justice 0swalt
OF Strasburg, on q charge Of bastardy.
He furnished bail in both cases.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18

he held April eyth and 0Dth, 1880, This
celebration ia IN the hands OF well
known aud enterprislug citizens Of
New York, who promise that u hhall
be most picturesque aud magnificent
carnival, For complete Information
regarding rates OF fare aud train accom-
m0dati0ns for individuals on organized
bodies apply 10 the nearest passenger
or ticket agent agent Of tho Pennsylya-
MIA LineA,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
THOR DuuinosS booming.

Probably no one thing has caused
such general revival Of trade nc Dur.
bin, Wright q Co.'S drug store as their
giving away TO their customers Of so
many free trial bottles Of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade Ia simply enormous In this
very valuable article from the fact that
IL always cures and never disappolnts.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Group, and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You can test IL before
buying by getting q trial bottle free,
large size 81, Every bottle warranted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
wAsn1NaroN's INAUGURATION.

Excursions TO Now York via tho Ponnsyl-
vania Short Limos for tho Centennial
Celebration,
Excursion tickets 10 New York City
at very low round trip rates will be sold
from all the principal stations on the
Pennsylvania Lines west Of Pittsburgh
for the Centennial celebration of the In
auguration Of George Washington, to
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
|, CHRONl0 DIaIAgrs.

1'he Doctor treats no acute diseases, hut make
~ nUtira specially Of Ohfouie and long'sinndinF
diseases Gases glyeuup by other Doctors and
pronounced incuTahie, no most dehreh 10 see
Dr. huitNitlt has treated over Ig,O00 eases ~
ohio Ia the last two years, many Of which had
been glYenup Ha fHpuHAbLH, some 20 be Hllnl
pthera Deaf, aud Large hlmheLt0 be inyalldi
inf idie, hui behold now they See aud Hear
sad many Gfeon The High hoad 70 Health and
Improving every day,
The Doctor iaaurfounded with the largest coll
lection ot mo INSTRUMENTS ever imp0nod "
THE country i1f eHamlnlua aud tfeailnH all
ghr9nie dlaeases pf tho Head, Face, Rye, har,
Throat, Heat, lunga, Stomach, Liver, Kidneys,
hladder, hkint lirain and Nervous System, Can
Gers, fumpa, flloa, hwellinga, old hOfea, Fits,
rualyAla, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Dropsy,
gout, hlek iieadaehei Debility, DepIeshlol Of
HaaEea, etc., ele, and Ia fact, all long -athhdihg
aud ChFonlo Dlsoales. All iaTgieai operations
pnrl0rmed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18

r. GRANGEn STEWART, M. d., II. II.
$. r., Ordinary Physician TO II. M. the
Queen, In Scotland, Professor of Prac.
tice Of physic Ia the University Of Ed
inburgh, says: "Peritonitis is occasion.
ally the canse Of death in all forms Of
Brlghts disease. 10 may result from
lacal Alterations, or from the state of
the blood" Warmers Safe Cure acts as
a preventive by curing the kidney dis
ease and removing tho contamination
from the blood.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
A LTIE OF EXPERIIlNCI.

The Doctor has had whole life ofsudy and experience In
ha profession and enjoys advantages which fall 10 the lot
but ew A0er attending his Full CourSea In the Medical
Colleges and graduating with the hgheat honoit ho wa
not cunten, 10 stop there but has ance attended other Col
egeb and several tmeo reviewed the whole poleaaon has
also Travelled extensively for the purpose Of Improvement
having visited tho best Medical Coegca Hospitals Dspcn,
@rle Eye, Ear Lung and other Medical and Surgical In
gulona both Continents; travelling thousands Of miles
both by land and sea, expondng thousands Of dollars, I'M
proving every advantage Wltha hG command and deyong
the bee years ofha le to become thoroughly familiar Will
his profession IN all ita branchea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
Tho Bugar Crook Townahip Election Con-
tOAt Settled,

The election contest Of Marchand W.
Rhodes before Judge Fawcett has been
disposed Of IL was discovered that
the probate Judge had no authority In
the matter, but that II should be brought
before the trustees. This was done and
the trustees declared the Office vacant
aud appointed Abraham MarChand to
MI the vacancy The contest was In
District No. 4 sugar Creek township.
Both parties were Democrats.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
sonpnlIonnl chnrren pInmiauod

pTTsBURa, April i3.--lSpecial. T.
The sensational charges against tho
management of the Western Pehiten.
tiary have been dismissed by the Sen
atorial committee, on the ground that
there was not sufficient evidence to sus-
tain the charges.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
Buohlon,a Arnica savo.

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hahds, Chill
blains, C0rns, and oil Skin Eruptions
and odsitIvely cures Piles, or no pay re.
guired. II is guaranteed TO give per.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price rs cents per box. For sale by
Durbin Wright " Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
The bite of the worm at the root
withers the leaf at the top. Use
wanor's Log Cabin EXTRACT
for rinternal and external application.
Death Of an ola oi,izon.

Anthony j. lIissner died Friday after.
noon Of drupsy. He was seventy years
old and well known throughout the
county, The funeral will be Sunday
morning at $3.50 o'clock from the resi-.
dence Of his son on Hamilton street.
The interment will be at the Wearst.
ler oemeLery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
rouunn WAS NOT IN THE WAR
Hence She Grand Army Men Arc Hopping
Mad over His Selection.
lsp,rinl 30 the New YORK Worhl

WASHINGTON, April 0,-'lndignation
was to-day trred mp In Grand Army
circles over the appointment Of Adam
e. Tonuer OF Canton, o., to be Ap.
pO,ntment Clerk Of the elnieglor Depart.
meut Ever since the election Com.
maudor Odcll, Of the Department Of the
Potomac, has had his eye on the place
Mr. Odpl was elected tu the position he
now holds olJn the Understanding that
he should accept no office under the
government, and 80 be free 10 assist
needy veterans TO secure government
berths, After his instalment, however
he took another view Of the situation
and nude application 10 Secretary
Noble for the position.
Some time ago Major Warner, Chief
OF the e.. A. r., issued an order that no
posts should indorse persons for politi
cal Office Major Warner however,
wrote his name across Mr. Odells ap.
plcatiOn aud told the Secretary he
hoped that Mr.. 0dell would be success.
ful. secretary Noble, after looking up
the case, thought II would be much
better 10 have some one else, and 80
selected Mr.. Tonner 0dell's constitu.
ents are angry tonight and say that
Noble trilled with them
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
DELAY Is DANoEnoIIs.

Many dle9ases aFe ~ deceptive that hundreds
y parsons have them before theY even suspect
~ They know they are not we'll, but are iof,
ioCuy ignpraut Of tho deadly ianga which are
ipaening upon thsm, aud must, sooner ~ later
eoytalnlY destroy them, unleesTeecuedby askiii'
ml hand, ATe you afflicted Your case may
aow DO perfectly ouTahle, bat Nememhet every
moment oi neglect hdnEa You neateI ite incufa'
bic stages, wien perhaps The most ahilliui ply,
slClan can fundeT you 40 assistance, The pres,
ont tia ours, the hituro may be roo LATE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
Land Drain Tile
FOR FARMERS!

o. AULTMAN q 90 have on hand .
arRo lot Of four-inoh tiloi also OF threo-
inoh tile, which win bo closed out NJ very
low figures. Farmers In want Of tilo will
save money by getting thoir supply from
our stock m long ns u lasts. Apply NJ the
oflce Of the BUCKEYE WORKS. Can
ron. Ohio. m99hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

CANTON Examinations will DO hold on tho INST
Saturday Of each month. Examinations win horo-
after be held IN tho South Plum street School Ia
place Of High SCHOOL
AT ALLiANon october 18TH itSuS and February
0tl 1880.
AT MAanTLLon October V7th, 1873
AT CANAL FULTON March OH if3h
AT TNAvARHis-April 18th, 1850
AT MAnluoto-Ma i1th, 1850
l. NJ, TAo0ART, Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
FACTS FOR MEN OF ALL AoEs

FNUIo FOR MEN OF All ACES
ny reason Of false modoaty tho youth Of oul
ihnd arc kept In Ignorance Of Che fuinoui
iuaula which certain solitary lndhoroto prnoilcc'
pfedneo, Ihrau yieoa when porslaiod In event
debility aud ntumt1fo decay, Organic weak,
uuaa, noyona debility, premature decline Of the
mpnlY plwcu, involuntary vital losses aud like
affections, HpuedllY lnd permanently cured by d.
hunot To thoc nequalnlod with the Doctor n
lHhtdly necessary inhay that hn has for many
gCna enjoyed tho dlHlineuoniuf being tho most
fugccasiul aud celebrated specialist 1 n The World
tor tho treatment and euro Of those affections
which arise from youthful indiUrclion aud soil
tafy pmetcel, aud all may consult hlm with
complete confidence,
Ofnll the maiadica that ninet mankind there N
probably none about which phyileiana la general
prirtlcr know - little,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
FRfg 10 At


EXAMINATIONS FREE TO ALL. .
Wheheyer tia kn0wa that de-, nUnHltH 10
stopping NJ place, cF0wds gather 10 oenault
hlmt aud II N Dot ~ DO wondered ~ when n ie
remembered that In diagnoaihg q disease no
never asks auesuoa, bal Describes the diteT.
eat diseases batter ihan the hisk eau themselves,
II 10 wonderful ght for any0ae t0 possess, aad
Df, hUnNlit'b dlaghOatlt poWoih have oToA.
ted wonder Throughout the soantTy,
lie adopted helollowinR plan, which 10 ~.
cnilaF 10 the large hoaptalat and 10 not and
never has been the practice OF ofAinty doctors,
Vikl lie carefully n0tea the symptoms % the
patient, aud ahoeHalna the condition pi the ln-
lefnal organs, all of which ha carefully records
( IN his regiHartOf iulafe reference, IN thlh way
= he aseeHainathe true mature 0i tile diheaan and
Ia cause. Knowing the disease he hnowa tha
change n pfOduoeGin tho tissues, aud knowing
the ohangta ha checks them with 6peolhe Femes
dies and placea tho patient on the high road y
foadily tells lhom whether ho eau oaW o. hoiy
them, of whothsS ihoy arc beyond hope
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
Latest DisoOVertes and improvements. .

Dr. Darner IL the only Physician now IN Ohio who haa
ceyod Instructions In the European Colleges In Analytical
and Mlcroseoplea Examinations Of the Blood, Urine etc.
which are now considered lndpen6ble TO correct dlanno
aa In many diseases lie has also an exenye supply ofc
ca and best Professional Apparau6ea for the treatment OF
dl0eul ca6ea by modern methods embracing many which
are but seldom found ouade Oft larger oea There
many diseases which phyecana In common practice do not
ucceaary and coay outfit 10 examine correctly treat With
ncgcsa such onaes therefore, would do well 20 call a
and learn her ne condition. and whether the doon Of Hope
arc YET opcn or forever elosed against them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
Another ohio Man Gets a l,mnll snap.

WAsnINaToN, April 49, Especial. J.
E. q. Rathbone, Of Cincinnati, has been
appointed a special agent of the treas.
ury department.,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18

Flls improved Methods OF Treatment
Are mild and pleAAanli aFtpe perfectly with The
most delicate Lady or chlld, DO not reduce tho
slfongthI can be used while VI work. The gtoat.
him 40 often a. iheY choose, dpdng the whole
tlmo fequlIod for tho euru, wlth0at rcgafd 10
whore they may no, and withOut extra ohafge,
thaa rendering tho tTeAtment 40 aueeeeaiul sod
satisfactory 40 though they woru living nest
doar 10 afh other,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
DISEASES OF WOMAN,

aneh on haa hanlod mo bhlll OF al other phyh
alana aHd remedies Dr. liufHof quickly eurea
Cancers, iumofs, hhrnli aud polypold gfowlhi
cured without tho ugc 1l The knliu of eauhlict
No eulung, no pain, no danger
p Manhood Perfectly Restored.
Quick, pinloaa and c0fl ld euro for Impotence
Lost Manhood, NnofmatOfflpra, Losses, Weak
moss aud Nervous Debility, also for ffuatalliiH
Vane0colo aud all pHyatr diseases, whether from
lmpudrnt habits Of youth Or sexual csccatca IN
mature years, or any cause that duhlHtatrh the
sexual mnellor0, speedily and pctmantly cured
Consultation ifco aud slHt,ly confidential. Ahso'
lule cures guaranteed, NJ fllt nCuuod,
KfiLHrsY or Fms scientifically treated and
positively cured by u ntvrTsilllng method,
Fuss EXAMINATION OF TrH UufHn=hneh
pofs0n applying for medical treatment hh0uld
send or bring ato uuncrl NJ uhHu, which viii
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18

receive q careful chemical and mlcroagopeal oE-
lnminHtlun,
| PHHf0Ra UNsHfLLFUtty treated by Ignorant
lnretondrra who keep lrnng with tham month
LATER month, giving pnls0noud and nlurlola com.
pounds, should call aud SEQ tho Doctor
WoHpRHruL CuRna by our Improved method
LOT tftatmont accomplished In Nofv0ns Debility,
Premature Decline Of Manly Powers, aud kina
dfcd Affections, which have boen neglected or
lunadlifuly treated, No experiments ~ inilufya
Patients treated by mail aud medicines honl hy
express. Personal consultation " preferable.
VIZ guarantee ournhlc eases
List Of quoallona FREQ.
lU-casoa and Correspondence CONFIDENTIAL.
Tfealmrnt ssht g. o. d. 10 any part Of tho
unltod ID States
Correspondence with lnyalida Aolle,ted, Al
letters With stamp enclosed answered ffoe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
10 1T aENUIREP

Probably thousands OF people In this
section Of country, and this section iB
no exception 90 any other In this 70.
spoct IN th' United States, have read
the report said 20 have been written by
Prof s, A.. baltimore, IN, d., LII d.,
Analyst Of Foods and Medicines New
York State Board Of Health and Pro.
loa2or Of Chemistry In tho Rochester,
N, Y, UniyerBlly, stating that all the
Safe Remedies manufactured by III III
Warner N Co, were pure ana whole.
some, nor did any Of them contain any
mercury or deleteri0ua substance. 10
shorten the controversy, however, we
viii give Prof battim0re's report en.
tire;
UNIVERSITY or ROCHESTER,,
CHEMICAL LABORATORY,
Mr. II, II. Warner has placed In my
possession the fOrmulm OF the several
medicines manufactured and sold under
the general designation Of "Waner's
safe Remedies" | have investigated
the processes VI manufacture when are
conducted with extreme care aud aC.
c0fdiug To the best methods | have
taken from Che Laboratory samples of
all the articles used In the preparation
OF these medicines, AS well as the sew.
eral medicines IN which they enter. |
have also purchased from different
druggists in this city "Warner's Safe
Remedies" and upon critical examina.
tiou I Gad ulcm dntirCly free from
mogGiiry and from pOisoROas and doio.
t0IiOBS substances
y. A, LATrIMoRE, Ph. d., LII. ID.
Anylist Of Foods aud Medicines, New
York State Board Of Health Pro
fessor of Chemistry University Of
Rochester, ~ Y.
We can not think that q firm OF the
standing Of H. II Warner " Go, would
dNre puullsh such q statement IL it
were untrue, aud we now have that
firms authority TO say 10 our readers
that IL Is absolutely and unqualiGedly
true In every particular