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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
WORK on NM NOUaE.
A Small Orist ~ Legislation Pushed
Through saturday,

- fHH"HH 'HH"H ~ 'A"HH'H ~
Through saturday,
WAHmN0toS, February 1.-The House
Saturday passed u number Of small meas
uros, and considered the postolleO Oppto'
prlatlon bill, Tho following Senate bills
were passed GraninFright Of way through
the Fort Custer military reservation, Mon
tana, 10 the Zig Horn Southern Railroad
Company, authorizing the bridging Of the
Mississippi river n tia Goose Wis., estab,
fishing u l~ltosNying station near tho mouth
OF tho 81 George river, Maine, granting 10
Randolph county Ill., tho utlcot The Unit
cd statos 20 0ftOln lands, ALLOWING william,
II. Robertson and Edward l., llcddon, late
collectors At Now York, credit OF t2,3id and
A07S, respectively,
The House then took up the p]oTto0lcc
appropriation bin, and Mr., Blount OK,
planned is proyIsona,
The discussion Of the bill was INTERRUPTED
to Ollog Mr. Springer 70 QifOr the report d
tho disagreement between the conference
on the torrit"s,ai bill,
Mr., Bakor Of New York, offered q res.
oluti0n instructing the House conicroc'
10 exclude New Moxloo from the bin to
provide Tor the admission Of North Dakota
by proclamation, and 70 provide that
Montana and Washington territories shall
bo admitted on the same terms, Tho mat
Tor went over until today.
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RATHER eyAslva.
osnsrn harJpo'. low Parmg NpOvl
the Cabinet, bat Won't TeII,

"a 1917 NfL n
osnsrN hArrJpp's low Partner Naov2
the Cabinet, but Won't Tell,
oWoAGo, February ll,-1ohn B Elam'
Qrmerly law partner Of r~residenteleol
Harrison, Ia the firm Of "lIarrisbn, Miller
: Elam,' from which General Harrison
has recently retired, was IN tho city gab
arday lilo came on legal bushes befoB
Judge Gresham and returned 10 Indian,
lpOlls laht night Mr. Elan 10 popularity
supposed 10 be q very close friend Of leHi
lFal Harrison and a. we'll informed upon
hla cabinet and other intentions, as anys
5ne outside Of tho Generals household, ile
was asked "D0 you know when General
Harrison will announce his oabiuotr'
~ cannot say positively" ha replied,
shut lao will not do ~ General Garfield did
-ohange and Foarrange up 70 the night be-
Tore tho Inauguration, | think II will not
b later Than March ist"
Mr. ELAN was asked 10 throw some llgbt
bn the cabinet muddle, Ito said II viii
not deny that know a great deal about
The cabinet but ~ II IL three weeks yet
untll the Inauguration, II would hardly DO
iafe 10 start speculation afresh There
may BIO several changes meanwhile"
docs that mean II 10 hardly determined
apOnT"
"No, hardly that" was the reply, "But
! think General Harrison could name all
the principal members, OF one thing you
san DO sure said Mr. Elan, "when it!la
time ior General Harrison 10 name his
cabinet he will BIO ready 10 do "a, lie not
only wants 10 got o good cabinet but ~ 10
necessary, he will sacrifice his personal
Views In ~ doing You can easily SEQ
from tho mon who have beon talked OF that
those he has been considering are Of tho
greatest prominence, lie Is not going or
Into any exploring expeditions att6r now
timber, lie will take old and tried men,
I think Garfield had experience Ia his
discoveries and ! think General Harrison
has proAttei thereby
Mr. ELAN said General Harrison had lad
I great deal Of trouble from two sources,
Most Of tho prominent visitors he has,
some With negative suggestions, They
DO not want any particular person Ia tho
cabinet but they arc trying too keep
some one out "Whon asked 10 prepare a
slate Of their own, they generally OIL out
about four places said Mr. Elan, land
then thoy are stuck, ''fhe Others are those
who come five hundred miles perhaps, 10
500 about some petty p0atollee, The gem
eTal can't turn them out Of his own house,
and the consequence II he has absolutely
no time 10 hImaelii even tho mornings,
which no has het aside for his correspond.
enca not being spared" The representa-.
tive u the United Press asked MT Elan II
he thought II probable that his partner
Mr Miller would bo askod by General
Harrison 10 accept q cabinet portfolio, as
has been suggested several times
81 am quite sure Mr. Millor expects moth.
log ot the kind, although ho h q very inti-
mate friend aud advisor Of General Hlarrl-
son, Indiana may possibly DO givon a cab
met position"
"Wll Il BIO Gonoral Wallace p
"Woll II 1 were guessing | Wouldn't
name him, concluded the gentleman with
q SMILE.
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pRgslpCNT.ELEoT HARNsoN
VIII rass on Ills Way to Washington
Through Columbus, ohio,

wiii rass on Ills Way 10 Washington
Through Columbus, ohio.
I]gbAyArpiA February 1.-THE expect.
cd presentation u n handsome bible 10
r]rosiloutclcot Harrison by tho Uppeeanoo
club OF this county, took place Saturday
afternoon, Row Horny bay made tho
presentation speech, 10 which General
Harrison replied with eyldont emotion,
saying that ~ all the evidences no had 70.
oelyod that lac held an Nlootionato place In
the personal regard Of each Of tho members
Of lhc club, this parting visit and this
precious aud suggestive SIT was the crown.
A Cincinnati delegation, including Mayor
Smith, President Morrison, Of tho Board Of
Trade, Charles Nelson, general supcrin'
tondent OF the Clc' al, Hamilton aud
Dayton road; Tho + Cook and Andrew
Hiokonloopor, all set nown o.tlzons Of
Ohio, came here Saturday afternoon IN a
special car 20 see General Harrison, Their
mission was 20 induce the prosIdonteleot
10 stop on his way 10 Washington at Gin.
o%innati, II Is understood that tho visitors
received llttio encouragement In the mat
tor The general hos made arrangements
to 10 to Washington by way Of the l'nn,
s%yiyanla lluos and II Is liGoly that he VIII
not change them,
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WAurN0toS February il,-Tho confer
tnco Oh the consular and diplomatic ppro,
p]rIatlon bill have reached an agreement
Tho House coli,rcci roccdc from thcIr Oh.
lection 10 ihg Senate amendment appro,
p%rlating s5Oo, 900 for the protection Of
American interests In Samoa, and the Son.
ate oonforcos from their amendment Oppro.
p]riOtlng 100000 for q coallnr station at
Apla, Samoa tho Same provision In sub.
stance being IN the naval bill, Other con.
ccsslons Of a minor character are made by
nnrh alln.
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Dan Lamont IN New YORK Again.
WAsuNoroS, February ii,-Colouel Dan.
A Rnonrh 10 ho Proud OF

Mr.. William Cassler, one Of the
substantial farmers of Cairo, was in the
city to-day and called at this office,
Mr. Cassler Is hale ana hearty, He IL
proud of the fact that since casting his
FIRST vote In 1885 he has never missed u
state or national election, lie has nj.
ways voted straight Democratic, lie
has taken the STARK COUNTY WEEK
tN DEMOCRAT since 1910, and would
not do without II.
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The BIRMINGHAM TRAGEDY.

Tho Grand Jury Rcprlmands, Hut Ito.
fuses TO tndict shorin smith.
BRMtNotAM Ala February 1.-The
grand Jury Saturday made IT, report In the
casoo the Jail shootingo Of last December, IN
which thirteen persons lost their lives and
twenty-five othcrs were badly injured The
Jury refused to indiut ShcriU smith or any
Of his posse, They say, However that tho
sheriff did not on the evening iu question
eyincc that diligence, judgment and cool.
ness always desirable IN nm officer Of the
law, In a position which clothes him with
40 much power.
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WAyutyGroN, February ll,-Bond Offer,
lne1 az the treasury department Saturday
aggregated tlg1, 600, $500, 600 four and d
half por cents, offered at 1904 were re-.
jcctcd, aud }lO1 900 offered At l0ol, wei,
accepted Bond purchases TO date under
last April circular aggregate sll5,Gl 500.
OF this amount tbl, 500, $50 were four per
cents, purchased at a cost Of 500, OiO, s77,
and Edl, $40, 1850 were four aud q hall per
cents thnt cost 400, 500, 202,
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Cough Medicine

70 every One afflicted h-RObert Horton,
Foreman HeqdlfDhh MorrilltOn, Ark,
~ have been afflicted with asthma
Tor forty years, Last spring | was taken
with a Violent cough, which threatened
20 terminate my days, Every ono pros
nounQGd me Ia consumption, l deter
mined 70 Try Ayers Cherry feetOral,
10 effects were magical, was immedi.
ately relieved aud continued % improve
untll entirely recovered "-Joel nullard,
duilford, Conn,
"AiX months ago I had o severe hem.
0fThag6 OF the lungs, brought on by an
inoesaant cough which deprived ma a
sleep and reat, ! tried various reno
dies, but obtained no relief until I be-
gan 10 take Ayers Cherry peCt0ral, n
low bottles Of this medicine cured mo-"
Mfs 10, Coburn, 10 Second ST. Lowell.
Mass,
"lor children afflicted with colds,
coughs, sore throat, or Group, l do not
know Of any remedy which will give
more speedy relief than Ayers Cherry
feetoral, | have found IT, also, inyaln-
able IN cases Of Who0plng Cough" -
Ann L0yeloyi 1857 Washington street,
Boston, Mass,
Ayers Cherry PeCtOraI,
PREPARED NY
Dr. ], O, Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass,
Gold ny all Druggists, Price til siI bottles, o..
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The FavOrite

Medicine To- Throat and Lung Din
oulHes has long been, aud still Is, Ayers
Cherry Peotoral, II cures Group,
WhoOping Cough, nFonohitia, and
Asthmal soothes irritation Of tho
IarynK and FaueesI strengthens tho
Vocal Organsl allays soreness Of tho
Lungsl preyeata Consumption, aud,
even Ia advanced stages Of that disease,
relieves Coughing and induces Sleep,
There Is no other preparation for dis
cases Of tho throat aud lungs 10 DO eom-
pared with this remedy,
nhly wife had a distressing cough,
with palna In this side aud breast, Wa
tried various medicines, but none did
her any good until got a bottle VI
Ayers Cherry r%eetOral, which has cured
her, A neighbour Mrs, Glenn, had tho
measles, and tho cough was relieved by
tho uae Of Ayers Cherry PeOtOral, I
have no hesitation Ia recommending this
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what tho popo clnIms for italy

BALTIMORE, Feb, H. Especial -
Pope Leo has sent Cardinal Gibbons
word that the report that the Pope Is
willing TO compromise with the Italian
government, is false. The letter, which
Is very voluminous, declares the Pope
will never cease TO claim he should be
the civil rs well rs the spiritual head Of
Itniv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
ANARCHISTS ATTEMPT,

In New York, TO niow ~ a Duildlng with
Powder,
Nav NoRg, February u,-lirc occurred
At three o'clock yesterday morning. In tho
basement Of the largo toncmonton Hostcr
street, occupied by twenty families, Tho
hro was quickly discovered by a bclatod
lodgcr, aud distinguished II was found
that an attempt had been made TO burn
and blow up the building, Bundlcso of rags
soaked In OH, fuses and packages Of powder
were found arranged for that purpose. Tho
police are investigating the mattcr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

CHARLOTTE, {, O., February Ii satur.
day afternoon, as the south.bound Char.
lotto, Columbia & Augusta passenger train
was crossing the trostlo Just south Of Rock
Hin, 8, O., an old negro man was run over
and killed.,
As a freight train on the Western North
Carolina road was running between Now.
ton and Catowba, the engine got out Of or.
dor and steam rushed into the cab. Tho
6rcmon Jumped and seriously injured him.
telf
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puolslon's Arnioa solvo.

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fe
yer Sores, letter, Chapped llahds, Chill.
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and odsitIyely cures Piles, or no pay re,
guired, II is guaranteed TO give per.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price 20 cents per box. For sale by
Durbin Wright X Co,
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TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND,
Enormous Dofalcatlon with small Asset
Visible,

NihlblOt
srLouW, February 1.-THE total amount
OF the defolcation Of DeickmOn, the abscond,
Ing member Of the Merchants Exchange,
will, II is said, approximate 5000, 600,
representing the inheritance of the Meyer
heirs and the three Guy heirs Tho mothers
Of the children who have been wronsed are
tho chief bondsmcn Of Doickman, 80 that
their loss will be total or nearly NO, John
Meyer, ono Of the Meyer heirs, has attached
100000 shares Of the capital stock of tho
Ruby Tsugt Mining Company This, to.
gothcr with the tll, 900 stock In tho Maun.
tel Borgess. Milling Company are the only
ylsiblQ hssojs TO placed against this hcuy,
gap Of his shortage,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

DGrpolr February II, Henry Dlock.
man, the ~ Louis dcfuultercr, is at the
Crawford House, Windsor Can. lie was
seen ycstorday morning In the oflco OF
Lawyer Hanna, hut declined 10 soy any.
thlnG ...at hts nfNirs Il Is understood,
however uUJ ho w arranging u settlement
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Tho chlno.e Riot report Confirmed,

WAsmSoroN, February 1.-THE scorc.
tary Of state has received a ooblogrOm from
the consul general nj Shanghai, China, con.
nrming the report At Ching Kiang, re-.
Gently In which the British consulate was
burned and the American consulate
looted, Rcar Admiral Chandler, at Hong
Kong was tclCgraphod TO for q vessel to DO
acnt 10 Ching KlRng,
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A Remarkable cnso ot unrr,sbuip.

HARRISBURG, Feb. IT,, Special l.
Lille Bedner, u girl fourteen years old,
WAS recently converted nc Il revival,
Afterwards she fell into u trance and
has so remained nearly ever since, only
waking TO tell wonderful stories of her
visits 70 heaven, Her health seems
perfect,
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architecture, His design Of q submerged
cruiser has attracted great attention
ana IL said 70 embrace a number
Of % principles never before ap'
piled TO war vessels, Ito was born In llli-
hoIs and served through the war In an llli'
nols regiment In 1869 no was admitted 10
tho bar aud ton years later was elected 10
Congress, lie II iHe large, stroHElook'
Ing man, although iuf tho past two years
he has been q good deal Of an invalid, ow'
Ing 10 what was supposed 10 DO q eauoerous
affection Of tho throat This has been
cured completely and Mr. Thomas regards
himself ~ q very healthy man, lie was
not reelected 10 tho ilst Congress but will
undoubtedly receive q prominent Office la
tho next administrator,
PRINCES 90 THE CASE,
All the trouble In Samoa IL said 10 be
due 10 q woman. The j]ealousIos Of tho
German aud Yankee sall0ra la tho harbUf
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lsa very beautiful gfl, we'll developed, and
a graceful dancer About q year ago
company Of German sailors tried
10 persuade her 10 dance for them,
but she ooquottshly declined A
tow days later Sho bestowed her iayors
upon q party Of American tara
Al this tho Germans became onragVd and o
few days later kidnapped tho king and q
number Qf bis chiefs among them fhnpla's
father, They were taken aboard the Cor
man man'ot'war and carried 10 tho Mar
shall Islands, Maliotoa himself being takon
later 70 the Cam0foona on the west coast Of
Africa, This Incident led 10 the accession
OF KlHg Tamaeouo who had been entirely
under German influence, Tho followers Of
Malloloa reponted tho operation Of
famaoono, tho Germans having rlIou
up against him, Tholr army embraces I've
thousand warriors, while that Of tho
uturpor Il about twelve hundred, although
II 10 backed up by tho German teet sa'
moa 10 chiefly u eoaling port but our sOil'
orr like 10 stop there 40 the sam0aua arc
very hospltahlo, Thoro Tea possibility that
the present ructi0u may end In the return
Of Mallot0a and his lieutenant ASH when
tho beautiful faapla may DO the belle Of
thocourt once more,
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secretary Of the
navy under rTesi'
dent Harrison, Ito
has been for SOW
eFal years a mem'
Dor Of the commit
too uanayal affairs,
with hia scholarly
habits he has made
q very thorough
study Of marine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
ALeeR HAS The CAL.
rhNta tho Way II Looks II pclroit-uo
WIN rrohhbly Aooont.

WIN luhhhll Atoonlt
DErRoit February H. -sonatorcloct Nc.
MILAN returned homo carly Saturday
morning from his visit TO indianapolis, and
soon aiior was closotod with General Algor
Tho latter In ON interview yesterday aftor.
MOOT said ho was not at liberty To say any.
thing about Mr. MoMllou's conversation
with General Harrison, $50 far rs know"
said no, 81 I'm ut peace with all the world.
Thoro has been some talk Of differences
between Senator Palmer and myself aud
Senator sherman and mo, but lhcrc Is moth.
Ing In those atoricS 70 far as / know"
II 10 generally believed hero that the talk
between General Harrison and Mr. McNlil.
lan has resulted In The offer OF the position
OF secretary Of war 10 Ocuornl Algcr and
that lao will accent the 0Npr.
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Dying From Nervous Shock

DANv1LLE, H., Feb. ii,-ISpeciOl -
Mrs, McMann, one Of the women who
was baptlsed through a hole In the Ice
at Blount yesterday, Is dying from the
shock TO her nervous system.
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town, Now York, In 1883 llo graduated
from thc,uniycrslty Of New York, aud lu
1858 began 10 practice law Ills father was
, a rich man aud tho founder Of the Amer
| can Bank Note Company In personal appear
ancc, Col Shepard lisa very handsome and
striking man, tall and athletic In figure, with
. finely chisclod face, and d flowing dark
brown beard, ono Of the distinctive ica
turcs Of bis lpapor IA that the Colonel has
In tho editorial columns every day u verse
Of scripture, Colonel Shepard himself
making tho selection. Tho Mail and Tx.
press has boon n prosperous evening paper
i Is q consolidation Of the old Evening
Mail, which was founded by Charles H.
sweotscr In 1868, and conducted by Jones
Dundy, and tho Express, which was found
Cd by James Brooks IN 1880, aud at the
time Of It's consolidation with tho Mail was
John Kelly's organ,
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wAsuiSoroS, February il,-rho young
colorcd man, Nelson colbert convicted Of
the murder Of Philip Vented on tho 3rd
OF october last, at the Columbian car
stables, has been sentenced 10 DO hanged ou
FrldnY. Aprll oh neXL.
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Public Sale Of Farm Lands,
Town Lots and Houses,
at Paris, Ohio.


DUIWTWUNi NVUTWWIJ AUWj IOOVJ
nj Parts stark county, ohio, the following described
property
9lB acres, u milo north Of Paris, on the HARRIS
burph road, hrst-class farm land aud ~dfst-clAsg
bu ldlngs,
90 acres, u mile north Of Paris, on tho Froeburgh
road, all high land, good young orchard, and good
buildings,
story house, stable aud orchard, also u good spring
NJ the house.
8sb acres, ono milo southeast OF Paris log house
orchard, also n coal bank,
~ acres Ont.l0t, north part OF Paris.
Lot number 0 In tho town OF Paris, with o first
class u room house, two stables, and good well AZ the
house.
Reasonable toring "a, suit purchaser, or win give
time for payment from 4 10 y years, with interest
and mortgage security,
For full particulars call on or address
JACOB MATz,
deo2O.iOwl Freebursh, stark %, Ohio.
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WANAMAKER, who is to go into the
Cabinet, hires girls to make shirts at 30
cents per dozen, butgives princely sums
to Republican campaign purposes.
Plain Dealer,
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THE railway employees of Ohio are
making q vigorous fight against the two
cent fare bill, They take the position
that IL railroad fare is cut their wages
will be- cut.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. l%t.-lSpecial,1
EARLY this morning ALI Reeves called
Father Ashneld Of 81. Peters church TO
the door, stabbed him through the
heart. Religious insanity 10 the sup
posed cause,
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OF Apla, the ehiol
Samoan have
produced q row
She 10 Faspla q
daughter OF A.
sl, a Sam oaH
ohleitOn and King
MalietOa's RICH
hand man Faapla
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WASHINGTON, February ii,-Acting Sec.
rotary Thompson has appointed Watson
W, Eldridgc, Of Michigan to be chief Of a
division In tho Office Of the controller OF
currency, vice Alonso Il. DicRorson, re-.
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THOMAS TIP
ron sFeRETARY or NAVY UNDER
THE NEW ADMINISTRATION,

A Beautiful Native LADY Causes The sA'
mean fmhroglio The hipuE iRdian
heesure-Ihe brilliant Gotham Editor,
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SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS.
$4,000 of Coupon Bonds.

aeaied pfopoania will bO received BY the CLERK 81
,the Hoard Of Education Of Canton nhlQ nail noon
al "Wednesday, February 18Th, lttp Tor INC ,nur-
shasc of Dondi 10 be issued by the Hoard OF Edugh,
ti0n of the Canton Union school nlgtrltoh nr9Vlueu
for Nv a special net passed by tho ono Nlnle, LpglBs
iainre March Both, lHttA, authorizing. the issue OF
eiho0O OF B0nda, this being The second lhBlalllnoht
.oftiaOOO nonda under the same
aaid nonda 10 ~ In denominations Of 1000 each
10 the a]ugfOgato sum Of $1,000, $1,000, ~ WHEN
Ia MIXTURE IN two years from February, R0tl leeul
nv NM IN three years from February goth, 1880 anu
IA boar Interest ~ the ratio OF Z, pr cont ,per
snniitn' paynhiO somisannunlly, aud. both principal
AMI Interest payable AZ tho onlco OF the treasurer
OF The Hoard In this city.
plda should specify tho number Of bonds DID for
aud uranium offered, and tie aggregate amount
Including premium for al bonds proposed TO DO
purchased,
reserves tho right 10 aooept any or reject oil prO'
nv order OF tho Board, january Dul, 1851
WILLIAM FELI.BH,
san,y.hw clerk Of tho Board OF Education
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WAsHEaToE, D, O, February H. ~John
II Thomas Of tho Illinois delegation In
COnness. q very ~fTeauanlly mentI0nei inF
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UlRCH oh and 10Th, at BARNETT HOUSE.
euro OF Nasal Catarrh and
Hoart Trouble,


Having heard Of tho remarkable benefit
Miss Carrie Potter derived from DR.. SALINE
treatment, I thought | would giyohlm q trial
on mel aud | have reason 10 DO thankful
aud bloaa the Doctor for tho benefit derived
from hla treatment. For 10 monthg prcyl.
oua TO the time | began troatmcntl HADN'T
been able TO do any work NJ ALI couldn't
walk 100 yards without being out Of breath,
My heart would beat furiouslyi my appetite
had failed mo and | had greatly lost In
iloahi thon the oatarrh In my head troubled
me n great deal, In faotOll energy was gone,
After = months treatment | Nm n new man
again. can do ~ much work In a day rs
any man, can jump or race without dltlcul.
~ and have again fcgNined my old weight.
am u cured man and owe my thanks 10 DR.,
MorltE. salm, OF the Germanla Inlrmary,
Columbus, o,
Respectfully,
II, W, CLANCY.
Guernsey, o.