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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
THE VERY LATEST.

The divorce case Of Roger w. Ii0yer
! which was 10 have been tried yesterday
was continued until next week,
Tho case Of LRmborn q Gfay's assignee
W, A. w, Coates et AL, was called Tor
trial In court room No, this morning, but
Was continued until next term,
The haRtardy case of Larson w, Snyder
waa called for trial by Judge Taylor this
| morning, II was continued on account
| Of Judge Day, who N attorney for the do
| PENDANT, being engaged in the trial Of ihe
criminal case Of Ohio W., Umbenhour,
\, Banta, tho well-kn0wn contractor
on Liberty street, won tho gold watch
rnilled OH by tile COncOrdia society last
Sunday week, His number WAS ~,
John q, Akens N happy over tho advent
OF 10 pound hoy AZ his house yesterday,
Councilman Sleniz IL on the sick lisi,
The installation Of the officers Of Lily
Lodge, which waa 10 have mllen place
last night, has been postponed until next
Tuesday evening" when a full attendance
IL deared,
Hugh j., Collins, who has been with NJ,
j, Roche a Co, for the past year, has re'
signed his position ~ accept ono with w,
A MoArea 40 travelling salesman.
The case Of assault against John Cusiclg
IN Mayors Gourt, has been dismissed,
I'D, Mace, who was arrested yesterday
afternoon on tho charge of uelng Indecent
language In the presence Of ladies', was
arralgned before Mayor Blake last night,
aud his hearing set for o'clock this oye'
ming,
Leonard Raher has been appointed ad.
minIHtrator Of Mary Weaver, deceased
An infant child Of s, w, Myers, living
NJ 90 Logan avenue died last night, The
remalna will bo Hent To York, Pa, for IN
terment,
A transcript h,a been filed In the case
Of German Sialoy W, the Peoples Mutual
usurpuGr Co., oi Plttsburg, The case h
brought 10 recover money claimed 10 DO
due the plaintiff for work performed by
him,
Treasurer Doll and hla three brothers
went 10 Cleveland this morning on
short business trip,
Mr.. aud Mira, l.. v, pocklua and Mrs, A,
II, Graham we're In Cleveland yesterday
Waiting friends,
Deputy Sheriff Brown, Of Wooster, was
In tho city to-day on official business,
Judge Rnwcoit, tha afternoon IL hear
ing the writ Of citation argued In the
Shnuweker case,
Ralph Soudy aud Adam Tuat were 70.
leased from tho county jail to-day, having
served out their sentences,
Marriage licenses have been granted 10
doaeph SpurrIGr aud LizEi0 Wlcr Of
Canton, Il, NJ. Scott and Amelia A, Slroblo
OF Mnaslllon,
Jacob Swnrtz, farmer, was before
Mayor Blake last night on a peace pro.
cccdlng, lie gave ball Ia tie sum Of
$500 for his appearance on January Goth
AZ p, m,
Ask your grocer for SHAKER SOAP,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
BFeoburg Items.

FRtEnuHu, o., Jan, D,
The hoard Of education has appointed
u M, Hahn az truant officer Of Washing
ton township
ID, V. Whltcleathcr, a superintendent OF
public schools NJ Lonrnwoll, lud,, was last
week hound over 10 court In the sum of
$1,000, on the charge Of baHlnrdy aud 30
duciOn, The charges were brought
against him by Miss Maggie Willard, u
beautiful and accomplished young lady Of
seventeen summers. Ball was furnished
and ID. V. W. IN NJ large.
Mra, Mary Birch, Of Carrolton visited
h0r pnronh during the hOlidayh.
Emanuel Guthcrlo has purchased the
SoNcrlat property for Sil.gb poraoro
Tho protrnctcd moctlng at tho Salon
church closed last Sabbath evening, with
quite number Of additions 10 the
church.
Mrs, Emma Wlnlllcr, of Orrvlllc, apoul
several weeks with hor parents herc.
Charles Sell aud j. w, Stycr 0ro Inicet.
Ing the surrounding community for orders
Tor cabinet pictures,
Our township insurance company h
having trouble In the late cheese factory
fire near Mt. Union. Tho case is now tO
ho decided 10y three Nrhiirators, Tho con
lroVcrHy IN tlilsi Tho factory was insured
four years ago, aud nt that time thor0 was
no stove In the cellar, aud now the direc.
tors, or part OF thom, do not wish 10 pay
Ia full.
Mrs, John Stlckcy, whose illnoas we
mentioned some tlmo ago IN slowly im'
proving.
Ida and Ada Kulr woro visiting their
parents over Sunday.
Protractcl meeting still continues at
the Evangelical church.
Francis Mack, from Canton, IN Visiting
NJ A. j, llnnoa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
onnnburr rlnttcrlnen.

Jacob Woirlch and wifo on returning
home from town on Saturday evening
were greatly surprised 10 llnd their house
occupied by about forty OF thcir neighhor-
ing friends who had an elegant suppcr
awaiting thoirnrrlynl. Aftor partaking of
the many good things 10 cat, a number OF
presents wero awarded IN honor OF their
2Oth anniversary, A pleasant time was
had by all present.
Ourmorchnnt II. R,Moigcrsol hisstock
OF merchandise 90 A. II, Montgomery who
will take possession ot once and conduct
the businoeH as usual.
Marshall Boblltz Ia on duty again after
a brief illness OF typhoid fover,
Mrs. j. Kunkleman has returned from
Wuyncsbpg whore sho has bnon visiting
relatives the past week..
Samuel Doh Of Chicago Ia hero renew
ing old acqunintancos.
O. @. Relbcnatine win leave for Detroik
Michigan IN tho near future 20 FIJI an On-
gngcmunt with the Baker Opera Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
M0nblLLon MAqqHRs,
A Celebrated Case rattled A compsndi'
um Of roinw Personal, and Aewa Of
Interest.

A Celebrated Case 'hattled "A 0omnendi'
um Of roinp Personal, and Rswa Of
Interest,
MAssILLoE, o., Jan, 4,
Tho case ~ the l'uHearawaa township
trustees W., John Blanlz, Of West BROOKE
field, WIS settled In This city yesterday
afternoon, II was claimed that lantz
represented stone work which he had done
as measuring Az perch, when la fact II
was but aa, and he was arrested last week
for obtaining money under false pre'
lenses, by the terms Of the settlement ha
Is TO pay the difference and all costs, in'
cludlng attorneys fees,
The funeral Of tho late Charles p, Ham
III will be held Thursday afternoon At 2
o'clock, from tho M, u, church.
Three young girls we're arrested on
Railroad street Monday evening for
lnlierng about, and spent u short time In
the lookup, The names Of two Of them
are O'Neal and Dulabahm,
Measra, W. u, Bnlng and Frank Weller
viii attend Campbell'a Inauguration neu
week.
A. q business meeting Of the lIolcomb
club, held last night, The lance 10 have
hetn held this evening WAS pOhlpOnGd un'
tll Thursday Of next week,
Mrs, Jerome Knley IN very IN with 40.
we're attack Of Russian Influenza al tho
home Of her parents In Alliance,
Master Geo, McLoy has returned 10
MaHHll Ion after Waiting at Mansfield for
several weeks,
H. y. Skinner leaves for New York In
few days to be gone several weeks,
Mrs, l., A, Rooms has returned after
visit with relatives la New Wilmington,
Pa.
Edward Bablau, one Of the lecturers Of
the course. will lecture in Music hall next
Tuesday evening on "Song and ReAdlng,h
A mission la being held at So. joaepla
Enpligh Catholic church by two Passion
iHl Fathers, aud Notwithstanding that one
~ them h lhbOrlng with the grip tho mis-
sion lsyery HuoceRHful,
Hon. John g, Warwick, who has been
vi for several days, ID recovering,
Miss Nellie Gillespie has returned 20
lltiHhurg after u several weeks visit with
Mrs, w, X, Warwick,
Mr.. and Mrs j.. u. pOcook have laRued
Invitations for progressive euohre party
Tomorrow evening,
Miss Amelia Strobol and II, NJ. Scott
will be married tomorrow afternoon ant
VIII leave m the evening for Arcadia, Noh,
Mrs. A, G. Waloa, Miss Wales aud Mas.
ter llorntlo will leave this evening for Ar.
cadlu, Nebraska,
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Marlboro wnrblInrs.
MARLBORO, Jan, q,

MARLBORO, JAM q,
Rain, mud and influenza,
The Nj, II. church IL holding q pro-
tr0ctcd meeting.
|. S. Franco IL quito low nt this writing,
with but little hopes Of recovery.
County Commissioner Worstlcr has
boon allowed u pension NJ the ratio OF four
dollars per month.
Tho fair association ie making arrange
mouts 20 construct q ilno half mile track.
This will certainly ho another grand step
10 The success OF our already uuequollcd
fair.
Tho fire alarm was sounded on last
Thursday afternoon. Tho department
promptly responded and u was found
that the house occupied by Grandma
Stricldo and Prof. W. S. Joncs was donsc.
~ lllod with smoke, The fire. was lo-
cntcd IN the Professors rooms aud the
flrcmon forced an entrance, when II was
found that MIR. Jones had built up u big
FIRE and turned up the dampor TO keep
the fire until no returned from M town,
lle kept the fire ns well as the smoke,
Tho llremon were highly praised for thoir
heroic work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
PREVAILING MA plsoussnp.
The Academy OF Medicine Has u Most tu
tereating Meeting,

Vhe Academy or Medicine ihh Moht lu'
tereating Meeting.
The Stark County Academy Of Medicine
met In the city hall yesterday NJ 2ia0 y. m
Dr. James Braunieltor was elected chair
man Of the meeting,
The following members were presents
Dra. j, NJ. Bye, NJ. g. Boulha, James
Frahnfeltor j. II, Marchand, u. u, Nor
row, n, Clarke Mlllor, u. j. March, ", o.
Porimann, s, u. Post, A. w, Rldcnour, n
M, Johnson, j, u, Hudson, n. o. Morrow
S. Robinson aud Robert A. Rloohoo.
Dr.. j. II, Hudson reported q ease Of arth
ritla Of the hip Joint In child, aud DR.. j
M. Bye reported case OF oatoo aarcoma
DIR. A, W, Ridonour read an excellent
paper on Ohlquo Fractures Of Shafts Of
both bonca Of the forearm and supra con
dylold fracture,
DR., #. Clarke Miller discussed tiC
epidemic influenza which was also discuss
cd by the mombcs pro.ont DR., II. T.
Morrow opened the discussion, "Aro IN,
New Antlpyrotics Rollablc,N
Dra. A, Porlcc Poaao of Mnsalllon, G, II
! Evnng Of Canton and 81 j, Shelter were
elected 10 membership.
Az the next meeting the frat Tuesday III
March, the following program will bt
rendered, Addresses viii bo delivered BY
the following gentlemen who Nro thC
chalrmon Of ilic dlllorcnt sections Of the
Acadomyi DIR. n. j., Reed on General
Practice; DR.. A. W. Ridonour on Surgery
Dr. u. o. porimnn on Diseases Of Womon
and Chilpron In Midwifery, DR.. u. G, Nil
lor on Therapeutics Sanitation, DR.. j.
FraunfcltOr ON Prevailing Diseases,
Adjourned 10 meet The lat Tuesday In
March.
JAS, FRAuNrELTER, NJ, d., Pros.
j, u, MARCilAND, NJ. d., Soc,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
RnpIarRlorINa pAnK
From Speaker Hyoal and Representative
Monnot.

PITrsnuRd, Pa, jan. G.-Tho Dapatch'a
special correspondent NJ Columbus,
among other things aaya' There spr0ba.
bly, no State Ia the Union In which rOdia.
tricting can be- moro neatly executed than
In Ohio. In 1881, whom the Republicans
elected their ticket by a good round ma.
forlty, the Democrats secured II OF the n
Congrcaamon undcr the plan Of districts
adopted by the Democratic Legislature
which had boon chosen the year previous,
Tho next General Assembly was Rcpubli.
can, and the political map was changed
40 radically that, on practically the Hnmo
vote, 10 Republicans andb Democrats now
constitute the State delegation In tho
House Of Representatives..
"Ycs,n anid Hon, V, r. Hyanl, who will
to-day DO elected Speaker OF the
House, zone OF tho most important mat
tors that will bo attended 10 this session
will he the rOdiatmctng Of the State, This
10 TO representation ~ outrageous aud
must bo attended 10 ng soon ~ possible,
Tho Republicans will hardly have good
ground for complaint " We tako u little
tho boat Of II under the now regime In or
der 70 oven up matters little.
AZ least two gerrymnndorlng bills have
already boOu prepared, One of which IN
said 20 have the sanction OF the persons In
authority, proposes 10 Great IL Democratic
aud seven Republican districts, Under
the arrangement Of this bill, both Moliiu-
ley aud Buttorworth, tho leaders Of the
present delegation, are TO be retired from
active service, while Grosyonor who was
rather conspicuous IN opposition 10 hla
party candidate, Foraker, In the late clcc-
tlon, II given sure thing IN district
with about G,0)0 normal Republican
plurality,
McRInlcy'a constituency IL TO bo NO ar.
ranged that hc will be- forced 10 run IN the
Ave counties Of Shrk, Holmes, Wayne,
Medina aud Carroll, or change his ROSIE
dcncc. The first thrco OF these counties
are Democratic, and the cnilrC ilyo gave
Campbell a plurality Of 2,iOj
Representative John u, Monnot, who ia
entering upon his second torn aud IL ono
OF the Democratic leaders Of tho lower
House, halls from Canton, which 10 also
the homo Of Mckinley. To the Dispatch
correspondent he said, "l think tho pro.
lection Major will bo IN The uoup. Dcm-
orrntic Stark county, which always rcpu-
diutcs Mckinley, has boon attached 20
Republican district long enough can
moi say am m favor of this particular
bill, however, Viz basod on the Camp
bull-burukCr vote,
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An rmlnont plvlno Dor onnton.

Tho MillCwhurg correspondent OF the
Columbus Post snys oy.FSuaussuerqnd
n, j, Duor. Mr. Slrnussuor hns been tho
paaior Of the Reformed church at Orryillc
FOR the past eighteen years and by the
earnest work Of himself and family hus
made u the leading church In member.
ship In tn town, He hNs severed his CON
nOctlon Ndh his Orryillo charge and has
accepted u call from Canton, and wne In
atnllcd aa minister Of The church IN that
city yesterday which has u membership
OF 500 or moro.
Mr.. Strnueacur has splendid command
OF both German and Engllsb and IL n not
cd writer for church papers, and is fast
coming 10 the front no one Of the eminent
diylnoa OF the country. All OF which hc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

ANrurV NuuInsuy 60, o. OCT lRi1,
ThN ~ ~ crtlifY that have WluIU from Wud
.ptniia Hlurp Wb It sea .tplI rutuu iron urryuuu
Id nlllN for which hove travelled UVHuslyuy hh0
akvu thu best mudlrbl treatment tuui thu hot duc.
|tUHllHW DE- ll klsstl luruvtn advertisement |
.rulu1 uu him Frnrury H' lNSs, ana uit'r an OK
tnlualluu which W,H Che most hruugh and salts
Factory hh eyer uNl uiadu hV tulU mc ne could
upi u up fortune mon h MA lIum ttu hnt have
Iuul had u Single trnan Nud hut two Or three Nmps
uWH, ana nos Mtfi no Wuulh treatment l an
.hhppN tu sl} lW ruWp|u,'A rlrcu hud have not
lufdu alugl Wmp lur lhu lwi aik mnulIA My
IrUuuru hrnlul lNVuiN Wu1h improved aud in every
IWNA feel IikU ahrN ID. U ana iAku NrHht pleasure
N tU 'umuUudlnr lI'. I ltia nll thinner 10 ~ VI
.nirlrd pronlr, ~ rIuIl Those hunUlnH from dis
1850 Of thu brain .lu nervous NUUnl n4 ln shtla.
He'd ht cntuHut n thu bot M This ruunTy / uau
DO referred to At hny umu
Nosprat'ullg ". NJ. ioHSsoN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

Communion services were held In The
Presbyterian church yesterday morning
by Rey, ID, n, Platter, II was his closing
services 40 pastor Of that church, The
church was filled with a large oongrega-
ton, After the services were finished, a
unanimous call was made for Rev, II, u,
Ferguson OF kmsw0rih Pa, 10 accept tho
pastorate OF this church ~ 9 salary Of
1900 per year an Increase ol @OO' "
not known yet whether he VIII accept the
call but II h probable thal he Will A
paper was prepared ana read ny Mr' M
a, ufOutman, ia behalf Of the oOngega-
ton Of the church, The paper was as
followHi
la aooedlng 10 the request Of our pastor
10 unite with him in asking tho Freshly
terry 10 dissolve the relation existing be-
tween ua as pastor and people, we
do 80 only with a conviction that
tho condition OF his health demands II,
During the ~ years Ia which HrO, Platter
has been pastor Of this church the reln-
ilOns between him aud hla people have
been most cordial and harmonious, llla
ministry among ua las been q faithful
one, his labors for our spiritual welfare
have been appreciated, ana We rejoice
with him IN the abundant fruits OF his
mlnlstry, while we deeply regret the
cause which has rendered his resignation
necessary. lie has Joined loving hearts
in the bonds OF matflmony, he has hap.
tiled ourohlldren, lao has buried our loved
ones, he has aympathiaed with ua nnd
10 ua IN onr nilllotlonh and aors
rows, and above all he has preached tho
gospel OF love and repentance To ALE we
have learned 10 respect him 40 man, 10
love him aa a friend, 10 revere him aa
Gods messenger 10 IN. Dear Brother
Platter and family have endeared them
selves to our hearts and we shall always
feel the deep interest IN them aud their
welfare, wherever God Ia his Providence
may call them, We sincerely hope aud
pray that Brother Platter may soon ilnd
renewed health and strength 10 labor on
Ia the cause Of the master 70 whom lac
las given ha lli0 service. May the God
OF Peace, the kind Heavenly Father, bless
ulm aud his and keep them at AL times
aud In all places ID our sincere ana earn
est prayer,
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Tho Ginning Turn Fnal.

Tho Turner Society Ia making prcpar-
ntions FOR the coming district Turnfost to
be held here the coming summer. 10 be-
gin the work. u committee consisting Of
Mcssrs, Gosswoin, llo0ec, Borhauscr,
Stohr, Ehmann, BouIclspNcher, Saudcrs,
Ulmschnoldor Rommol and Prof. Luc.
dcrs have boon appointed and the work.
will DO pushed. A large number Of visit
ing Turner's are expected 10 be present,
and the committee will no doubt receive
the encouragement II deserves.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
TWO MORE aoop 4 nn rInaa.

Evangelist Yatman Progressing with
HIS Work and Encouraged by Large
Audiences,
Tho Sabbath school room Of the Prohby-
teran church waa packed yesterday after
noon NJ the Bible Talk, Extra chairs had
tob bo brought In TO accommodate tho peo.
pie, To-day the Bible Talk will bo given
In the auditorium up stairs, 40 that all can
bo accommodated. ME-, Yatman said In
opening that ho wanted TO speak about
some Of the great chapters Of tho Bible.
Tie ist chapter OF Joshua IL tho courage
chapter n you are fearful rcadit Then
the 10th chapter OF lst Corinthians h the
resurrection chapter, and all who have
lost friends can llud comfort there. Tho
Christening chapter N the 18th OF llebrowa
aUd the great love chapter IL the 18th Of
ist Corinthians. llospokc NJ louglh about
The two latter chapters, AZ tho close, u
conference Of girls was held, about ilfty
or sixty remaining,
In spite OF the snow and storm the Bap.
list church was again lllled by an audi.
icncc In the evening who listened eagerly
ns ho preached OF the "Loyo Of G0d,h
This was tue message OF comfort follow
Ing tho plain preaching Of tho past fow
days about sin and repentance. il0 com.
pared Gods love for men with that Of u
lovor for hla beloved that shows forth
from lila face and munifcsts itself In ac-
tluna. Love IN the great power that binda
hearts together aud II h love that binds
man and God together. Thou love makes
service easy. In closing he illustrated by
an example Of "a man and wife VINO had
not lived happily together. A son was
born 10 them and II was hoped that hO
would bind their hearts together with tho
golden links Of love, but tho quurrolling
went on aa before. AtlNst the littlo follow
died and after tho funeral was over they
decided that tho best thing for them 70 do
was 20 part, as they could not live happily
together. So they divided their ELECTS,
until they came 10 the dresses aud toys OF
tho dead liltlo one, but these they could
not divide, and 30 tho husband said,
"Wcll wife, though our little boy'R life did
not unto us, why not lot his death bind
us once moro In love,n and they won't ON
without further qunrrolling, So with the
Son Of God. His thirty-throc years Of life
upon the earth left man NJ onmity with
God, but His death brought us 20 love our
Heavenly Father
Thursday evening tho churches hny0
arranged &c hold their prayer meetings
from 20 o'clock, and Mr. Yatmnn Will
begin his meeting later IN order 10 fall In
with the hoarrangomont.
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Boportrvillo News.

Alr. Samuel Kline and daughter, ORA
returned home on last Friday evening.
The Reformed Sunday school elected
all now ollicore on last sabbath from
superintendent down to penny collector
Mrs. John Dagger N quito sick,
WillisLots spout New Yours nt Carroll.
ton,
lectures, which, when accomplished, will
provo n great benefit 10 The community.
Mrs, potcr Young who has bcon poorly
IN improving ENCELAtoM
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A nnod r.ntnrlninmont ro.Nisht

Tonight n riro entertainment is prom
iscd at the oporn house For somo time
past Che childron OF the Gormau Catholic
school have been rohcarging undcr u com.
pclcnt instructor, Tinnin, or Buucrlly'a
Carnival win be- produced, II Is q fairy
spoc,nclo and nbounds In special scenery
pu,ntOl aud imported for the production.
The costunua arc elegant, aud with "
moss cXccllcnt Gust Of chnractora faro
entertainment Is promised. The stage is
being arranged for the grnnd carnival TO-
day, aud 100 children will bo scon III the
play tonight Quito onumher OF tickuts
have been sold aud os the proceeds are 20
he used Tor the new German Catholic
school building, largo nudionco will be
in attendance, Go, help swell the crowd,
and assist M u worthy chueo
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nirootorn md omonrn nlnntnh

A meeting Of the stockholders Of tho
Berger Manufacturing Company was held
last Monday, and the following board Of
directors was clcctcdi John Berger, Will
liam Berger, Joseph Biocholc, Herman
Klohrcr and lld. Langonbnch. Officers Aa
followsi President, Joseph Bicohclo; vicc-
president, Ed. LnnRonhnch; secretary
and treasurer Herman Klohrori superin-
tondcnt, Wilson Borgor; assistant super.
intondcnt, Johu Berger,
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puphIo 1lnaAnY AprA1np.


Interesting summary OF ] IN Work During
tho Yonr.
According 10 the annual report Of The
librarian OF The public library, there were
2,siO volumes In the library at the close oI
1893. There wore purchased during The
year 8sl, and with magazines bound and
presented, government reports, makes
net gain of A0i. AZ the close Of 1882 there
belonged TO the library 3,2O2 volumes, and
with those out for ro.budng thoro arc
now on shelves $3.50 volumes.
AZ the close Of Deccmhnr 1883, 2,060
cards had boon Issued, Tho increase
during the year was lS6, making the az.
grcgnto now out 8,ldG. The number OF
volumes iesuod during the year was -.
900, making daily average Of n The
largest daily issue was 200, on February
~ aud the smallest ~, on April "a, The
hooks thus issued were from the follow
lhg clnssus' history G2i biography Gl0;
travel G0s science B1i sociology 66 tho
ology l68; essays aud miscellany i23; po-
otry lS0 fiction ll,20Di Juvenile 0073,
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Yours respectfully rBANE IrT
A. i.aial rlt1 street.
Stomach, Liver and Kidney Trouble Of
Long tanding Cured in Months

1hlh N ~ certify that hhy' suffered tpNiuili
from stomach, llNoi and hldnci trouble ipf nums
hrf Of years, ana after tilun number Of OiUrrrnl
doctors Hud uAtuut Wcdclnra nnd nrllluH NO nilfI
4 called IN nr w. Russell BURNER ana lhd nN exam
lnntlnn aud took the Doctors treatment which HhNr
mu frlirl ~ once Anl nov after taxing H. wrll
| cinr four mouths lrrl lnu new man, know
quite nuluhfr NJ tirk people Who lave uur urNel
| hy Dr. N, liussrll huniuE A oi whom have been
greatly brnenitcd aud cured, aud l trr dup
bound 10 recommend the Doctor " AL addicted,
Canton, o. sept ~, 1850 G. NJ, hHAhiiis