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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

LoUIsvILLE, Juno A.--Mr. Homer o.
Sluss, who has boen attending Hudson
preparatory school, returned 10 his home
In this city last Thursday for short va
cation Rftor which ho will resume his
studies at Wooster University,
Miss Lucy Fliclsingor, OF Canton, visited
friends In town last Friday,
Mr.. Aron wlttor, OF 0snaburg, ls tho
now driver on the road sprinkler.
Mr.. A. L. Juilllard Ia at homo from
Wooster University, for tho summer va
cation.
Misses Edith Pontlus, Laura Julllliard,
Phebe Essig, Anna Whitmer, Mabel Nun
amAkor and SallIo Brum plcnlcod at Ma
plo Grove, ono day last week.
Miss Anna Moiilt Is visiting friends and
relatives In Massillon.
Rov. j. Leberman attended com.
moncemop. at Heidelberg College AT
Tiflln, o., last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prof. Jones aro visiting
near New franklin.
There Ia now porter at the Lesh House
girls look In and "slzo him up'' when
you pass by.
Miss Mary 10. Baker, who won the gold
medal In recent oratorlcal contest at
Eindlay College, In now spending her
vacation at her homo on East Main street,
Miss Fannie Geetlng, Of Canton, visited
N4laa la MAJ G,I.tlIln.. la. HaaN ~ Ia.
week.
Quite number Of Louisvllllans attend
cd Marie Lallemenps concert at Alliance
last Tuesday evening.
Prof. Hummol, Of Canton, was In town
last Monday evening.
Mr.. Harvey Wolfe, who has been at
tending college, near Columbus, Is now nj
homo for vacation.
Misses Jessie ". Hershey and Lizzie
Balmat are enjoying the country breezes
near Marlboro.
Miss Phebe M. Essig Is visiting in Cam
ton.
Mr.. Philip Tlsoh, of Canton, ia in town
for short visit
Miss Minnie Hardesiy visited in Alliance
a few days last week.
Mrs. M. Etchborgor Ia still lying very
Ill at her residence ON East Main street.
Several young ladies and gentlemen Of
this place attended the High School COM
mencement at Canton last week,
Miss Maudio Nunamaker 10 visiting rel
atlves In Alliance this week.
Miss Ida SchilllnR visited In Canton
few days last week.
Tho concert given by Marie Lallomcnt
and her pupils OF Louisville and Alliance
at Sourbeck's opera house last Tuesday
night, was decided success and too much
praise cannot be given Of two Of the
young solo singers AT least, for the attract
I've manner In which they rendered thor
parts, Au revoir. WELDON HURD.
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COUNTY sAnaAPn nooInpY
In behaion in this oity-.-A Lengthy Pro
gram 10 be Rendered.

In Behaion In this oity-.-A Lengthy Pro-
gram 10 be Rendered.
The first seml.annual convention OF the
Stark County Sabbath society began last
night In the Baptist church at 7lSO. About
30 delegates are In attendance, and an
audience OF about 900 was present at the
opening session.
The following are the officers OF the
aooletyi Rey. j. N. Field, president John
Dennor recording aeoretaryj j. j. Aahon.
hurst, corresponding secretary, A. Kilt,
treasurer. The session opened with dc.
votlonal exercises, Rev. j. N. Field do.
llyorod an address on the "Alma and Sta.
tua Of the Moyoment.n Roy. u. T.. Her.
hrucl spoke on the "Proaont Out look for
the Christian Sabbath Rey. II. q. For.
guaon on "ObIoctlon 10 the Movement
Tho following programme was render.
cd this morning beginning At 10 n. m. (;
Devotional exercises, led by VIM.
williamson Sorlptural Doctrincof the
Sabbath, Rov. n, T.. Benlcy, D..
D,i question drawer, appointment OF
committees,
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TURNER'S CONVENTION

Favor the Australian Ballot aud Election
OF the President by Popular Vote.
NEW YoRK, June 25.-At the aftort
noon session Of the Turner's Bund con!
vention q resolution was adopted signl
flying its objection TO any change In the
present immigration laws and pledging
its members not 10 support any oandi-
date for congress who did not so think.
The next Bund's turn fest will be hold
at Milwaukee IN 1903 and the next coli
yention NJ Washington In 1892 phe
headquarters Of the Turn Bund win DO
continued at 81, Louis, Resolutions
were adopted to aNtate the Australian
ballot reform system and the election Of
the president by u popular vote, instead
OF by electors, ~ NJ present,
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Tho Truan. ACT in Rhyme.

Hon. Jobu Hancock, State Commission
or Of common schools, sent ont circulars
TO oil school suporintondonts TO ascertain
how they regarded tho lato Truant law
Supt, Burns, who ID poet, as you mnS
not know, sont back his opinion In
rhythmic rhyme, az follows
ThoY whohayo not fct the halter drawn,
Have good opinion OF thclaw
hut they who are hauled before the Squire
Regard the act with yongcful lro,
tuHlod amid llfoB aordld cares,
They greet Tho ofroor with 'swean,n
Aud now unless the laws repealed,
John Monnots fate IA surely sealed.
Hut friends OF the youth.-a valiant band
say "rhe law IA righteous lot II etandn
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TRANsFMRs or REAL nsTATn
For the Week nnding June gath, 1900,
hepofted By ~ "A, prump'a bohs Ab.
hlfaotora OF Title,

hspolted bN n "A. Prump'a bohS Ab'
htrAetorn OF Title,
CANTON.
John u, Kitzmiller 10 w, l., Davis, 202a,
wv Loo A, Sell 10 Y, II, Spies, 4087,
tilG0i Josephine Riesoher 20 MargIe W,
IrodQ, hld, tl2OOl Henrietta Lain lO Al
ekander a Cook pt, 1915, t2iOOl Margaret
Wolf 10 Mary Wolf, 1870 acre Pm, R,W.
tlOO0l Louis Sohaefer's EK'r 10 Valentine
Dauberkow, pt 2O0iA, 6i00l Catherine II,
Rowland 70 MarRle w, Trodo, pt, as Fifth
wdu n,BOOi Curtis Sandals 10 Nathan
Holloway, out lot 81 t2,OO0l Elizabeth
hheney 10 Jennie u, haut, pt,, 2llA,2ia5,
MAasILLoN,
Albert snyder'a Gd'n TO n, Snyder, pt,
02, tli0,
ALLIANCE,
Sheriff 10 Frank w. Llndesmlth, 40,
llesier's add, 5000 Oliver Weybreoht To-
Ihoa, Y, Morgan, hrn leo II, l., a Co,'s
add, $500,
COUNTY.
Wesley Beta 10 Jeshe leiz, B acre, Paris
township, t5OOi Sam Starkey % John
hl0th, 1915 acre Paris township, s070i
Jacob Wengart 70 Lettla Baker, 10 acre
Paris township, t8,bOOl Louis Keiaer TO
Frances KelHer, 0 acre Canton township,
500 Dan Warhtler's helrs 10 Dan Warat'
ler, 20 acre Plain township, Nb, 1865 Georqe
lloliz's heirs 10 Henry and Mary n. WI.
Hams lot , New Berlin, tl,g1b Sarah Mar
lha ana ID, Lowery 20 w. u, LOweryiA
heirs, = acre Osnaburg township, u,426
u, blnkley heirs 10 VIM, j, MGCOnkey, 20
acre, Oanaburg township, Ei,A20i James
CLARK, et al Gd'n, 10 WIN, j. McCOnkey,
e0 Aore Osnaburg township, gblal Robert
Wilson heirs 10 Wm, ], MeConkey l-2b
acre, Oanaburg township, $1,000 Jacob
Marhh, sr TO Peter Marks, 76,i0O acre
ohnaburg township, N,lOOl Michael aud
y, ,Welkor 20 Jennie y, Snyder, h2-aB acre
Plke township, 18O0l Jacob A, Shatzer 10
Eliza Reese, lot GD Shelters second addl-
Hiram Friend, lot D West Brookheld, 1928
j, q. Smith 90 'GllRlan Miller, lot Is In
Canal Fulton, B,a50l State OF Ohio 10
Mary Patterson, $50 acres In Tusoarawas
township, t100i Gllgaln Miller 10 j. q,
Smith, llb,25 acres IN Marlboro township,
@,lbOi Joseph Walton 70 Lydia Leylle, lot
"a n Marlboro, yb00 Jaeobina Schu.
maeker 10 Chris, Schumacher, i27 acres
u Marlboro tp,, ts,aa2i II, l.. hannold 10
y, q, Wilmer, 20 acres In Lexington tp,,
1905 Polonalre Reblllot 10 Frank Reblllot,
Two acres In Nimiahlllen tp, NB00 w, l..
McCarl, et al 10 Frank Reblllot OF al, nm.
divided half lot SO1, 5000, Christian
Schumacher 10 JOeablna Schumacher,
l02 acres In Nlmlhhillen tp,, $500, p, A,
Chenot 10 q. n. Chenot, B,AB acres In
Nimlhhlllen tp,, u,s50i Jacob Bridenhtlne
" Mary Arter, 20 hcreh In Lawrence to-,
H,bO0i William Martin 10 Carrie l.. Wolf,
LOT ID IN Canal Fulton, 300,
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CHICAGO, June 70, First race, one and ono
sixteenth les-Sllyor Charm, Il WoOdford,
2, ponnroyal, O. Time, lApl6.
Second race, ono mile Longevity, A. Rock,
2, Cortlcolll ., Time, l.i0it.
Third rage, the Lakeside stakes for p.yoar-
old flllles, hyoseghths of q mile--philora, "
Egperap1a, q Mary q, 0. Time li0gN
Fourth race one and ono.cighth miles,.
Ro9espelerrc, 4 Business, p Arudol Q. Time,
lAbl6
Fifth race, heats Of thrco-fourihsof Of q mile.
Time, lllI
:. Second heat katie S, !, Unltci 3 Bertha, Q.
Time, lla
THIRD heat--Hatlc S, It Unite, g Time, llO,A
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CONDENSED OHIO NEWS.

The little daughter Of Mrs. w. I.
Deiss, of Bucyrus, o. picked mp bot
tic Of corbolic acid and drank It. Ply
sicians hope to save her,
Col. Smithnight, Of Cleveland, has
signiHed his intention to retire from tho
command of the First battery Of ortil-
lery, o. N. G,
A young man named Toughey Jones
yesterday jumped from the top Of n
building into The canal nj Piqua o,
about fifty feet beneath, striking on his
bnck. but without iniuIY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
nnmnnn ArnnNn Annolntnd.

James Batos, Of Alliance, and Thomas
Paxton, Of Navarro, were today appointed
humane agents by Charles II. Frazer,
Secretary and Superintendent OF tho Cam
ton society, and vico President OF the
United station societies, Tho appoint
monts were approved by Probate Judge
gawoett according 10 Section 37is. The
appointment OF Mr., Batcs was mado up
ON application OF Mayor Stillwoll, Of ALI.
nnce, and that Of Mr.. Paxton, upon the
request OF numerous citizens OF Navarro.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

eThere's q a corset that Isn't
a corset, a waist with straps
Tor the shoulders and rows
Of buttons 20 button on
skirts and stocking supporters
and oiorth--the Ball Waist
and that's about the whole
Of Il. No; you can put II
in the waahtub--no metal in
ii or on II,
II Is worth your seeing, II
for nothing but how 10 sew
on buttons'to button easy
never come off, and how TO
make buttonholes wear for
ever
Women differ in their ways
OF thinking and dressing as
we'll as in other ways. This
waistois for women whose
minds are made up that they
won't wear corsets. .
There's much to be said
on both sides; but did you
ever hear OF a woman who
hadn't made up her mind in
SOme wayl and is there any
possible use in trying to get
her to change itl She will
and she will; or she won't
and she won't.
You can get the Ball
Waist and wear II a week or
two or three, and, II you
don't want it, take it back to
the store and getyour money.
cmciOO conrrr Co., chicago and Now YORK
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A oompenItor plnnppoars.

A tourist compositor named Skiles who
had boon In Canton for several weeks loft
yesterday In hurry. He had boon board
ing at the Keystone Hotel AZ Tcnth and
Saxton streets, and became fairly we'll
acquainted, With odd Jobs Of "subbingn
he managed TO exist. He has disappear
cd, and with him an unpaid board bill
nnda valuable pair OF trousers containing
n little change belonging 10 u boarder
He thought he had "fat taken and did
wait TO correct his galley.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Ia
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or
Itching Piles ever discovered. II never
fails TO cure old chronic cases Of long
standing.
Judge Coillbury, Cleveland, o., says;
~ have found by that DR..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment gives inn
medlateand permanent cure.r
We have hundreds Of such testimonials.
Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by
druggists, II per box, or mailed on receipt
OF price, by the
WILLIAMS MEG CO., Cleveland, O.
" Co. d&w-iy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
A SWIMMING WAGER.

A scotohmnn nj HEAVIER browns While
Attempting H.
BEAVER, June 95,--AIonday evening q
Scotchman named Boyle, u stone cutter
employed on o, j, Shallenburgers new
house IN Rochester, bet kcg Of beer ho
could swim 20 the Pittsburg aud Lake
Erie bridge from the point sooner than
u fellow workman Cuuld run the dis
tWcc on the railroad. Thoy started out
and before reaching The bridge Boyle
was drowned The body has not been
recovered He had only been In this
country six weeks and left q wife aud
four children Va Scotland.
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-Four Porsons IInngcd NJ NIrmphll.

MEMPHIS, June 25,--HmTy Ballard,
(colored),Pmker Harris (colored) Edward
Carr, (colurcD and Frank Brennish,
lwhitc), were hanged here yesterday.
Harris, Carr and Ballard were executed
ut lies, aud Brennish who wished TO DO
hanged alone was swung off IN hour
later, The three colored men all con-
fessed their crimcs, and showed no signs
Of fear at the gallows, Brennish waa
under the influence Of liquor when lod
to thp sCufp1d
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THe eleLE lN Il1E aCHooLe.


scoring
MADISON, WIS, June 25,-Ex.Pred!
dent John Rasoom, Of the WisconaIn
university, but now Of Williamstown,
Mass, created q profound sensation In
his address % the graduating law claaa
by numerically oritciaing the Wiscon.
sin supreme court decision excluding the
Bible from the public school, He ayerred
that n excluded religious instruction In
order 10 get rid Of seotarlan instruction,
Under a constructive Interpretation this
Bible h not aectarinn book, All
Christian Hecta assign IL distinctly q
central position, Scctuiiausm arises In
the doctrinal rendering Of portions Of II,
and not In ita primary moral force We
read the Bible IN our schools for ita
primary historic force, ~ we offer
minerals aud plants 30 the senses 0f our
children, The Bible is 70 sectarian
opinions what water is 10 specific drinks
1t IL the body Of them all, but has tho
peculiar qualities Of none Of them, II II
the chief classic IN the EngliHh langu-
age, the most wide reaching aud force
ful historic records 10 rs incomparably
superior 10 all other books IN ita intel.
leotual productiyeness, moral power aud
spiritual inspiration, while as O fact II
has been the most potent element In our
race aud national development,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

The breath Of q chronic catarrh patient
is often so Offensive that he becomes an
object OF disgust. After timo liberation
and frequently entirely destroyed. A CON
slant source OF DISCOMFORT Ia the dripping
OF the purulent secretions into the throat,
sometimes producing nveterato bronchl-
tls, which In turn has been the exciting
cause OF pulmonary disease. The brill
liant results which have attended Ia use
for years past properly designate Ely's
Cream Balm as by far the best and only
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
nnow ,n cnrn nll ntIn pInonnon.,

Simply apply "SwAYNiS's OINrMENT.o
No informal medicine required. Cures
tetter, eczema, Itch, oil eruptong, on the
face, hands, nose, &C., leaving the skin
cloar, white and healthy. lts great heal.
Ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist .or
SwAyNn's O1NgMnNr. / hr-Na
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

DAYTON o., June 25.-Louis Besinah,
the Coyington lightweight, defeated
Tommie Corner, in n 1e-round contest
with two.ounce gloves, early yesterday
morning, The fight took place three
miles from Dayton, and was witnessed
by anumber OF Cincinnati sports. Both
mon were badly punished
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
Mo Military Company.

A short time ago action was taken by
some Of tho young mon Of this city to form
n military company OF the Ohio National
Guards. Today official notice was re.
celved here that n company at Cincinnati
had b0en given tho preference. This will
he somewhat disoourngng 10 the Canton
company who were about TO organize.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

New YoRW, june @.-Flrst race, Futurity
course throc-fourihs of u mllc-Falrvlow, II
Lord Harry - prisollla Q. Time Ill.
Second race, Mermaid stakes for B-yonr-old
illlos, one and one.eighth mllCs-llor ligh-
ness, |, Cleaning 3 Flora Ban, . Time, libI.
Folsom, Il p0dshah, 2, Eon, . Time, 203 8-B.
Fourth race, Concy Island stakes, one and
ono.oghth mlles-llircnzl, Il Prince Royal, .,
Sonorlta .. Time, 1904,
Fifth race, the Hephoyr stnkos for 2.yoar-
olda, threo.fOurhR OF u mile Bolooro, |, VaR-
abond 2, Russell, .. Time, lilO,
Sixth race one aud 0no-fourth mlea--Brinn
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oonannnniIon snrnIv onrnd.

10 TIM Epiron- Please inform your roadera
that 4 hayo a positive romody for tho aboyo.namod
disease. ny itn timely use thousands OF hopeless
oasoa hayo boon permanently curod tshall bo glad
10 send two bottles fmy remedy FREE 10 any Of
your readers who hayo consumption II thoy win
uond mo thoir Express and p. o. addrcaa, Respect
fully, 4. A. HtooUM, M, O., lsl Pearl H., n, X.
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Annnnl pinninn.

Tho Stark County Pomona Grange, at
q meeting held June n, decided TO hold
picnic annually on the third Wednesday
Of August, Tho committee Of arrange
mcnts was instructed 10 invite all farmers
organizations In the county TO participate
In the picnic of August 20, 1890.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26
Without Thumbn and rinrora,

Lovi Harmon, aged b6, residing near
Rlchvlllc, while employed in the tile
works at that place, yesterday afternoon
had the thumb and index and middle fin
gor Of his right hand crushed. The thumb
Harmon lost the thumb and index finger
OF the loft hand while In the Army,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

VIM. Carnos will olfor at public sale at
the Conrad Hotel stables on Saturday,
June 2S, ono car load or Wisconsin hor-
ses, oil aro guaranteed 10 be as represent
cd. These horses can,be seen NJ Conrad
stables after June 25.
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womnn Dies DOE.

COLUMBUS, o., June 25.-Mrs. Cathe-
riue Bagley, aged %, while attempting
to rescue a fayorite dog, who was play
ing on the railroad track, was struck by
q Panhandle train NJ the Dennison
avenue crossing and instantly killed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

YOUNGSTOWN, o., june 25.-While
playing with matches and hrecrackera
Monday afternoon 8-year.old son OF
William Tidd had his clothing ignited.
When discovered his clothing was In
flames and his body burned from head TO
foot. The injuries were fatal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

THE CEREMONIES,
Tho opening ode was sung, whom Grand
Master Burdick said;
BRETHREN-Tho ceremony OF conaorat-
ing edlnoos 10 tho sacred purposes for
which they arc Intended, by mystic rites,
has been transmitted 10 us from the ro.
motcat antiquity "lllstory, both ancient
and modern, tells us that extraordinary
rites Of conservation or dedication have
been performed by people Of all agos and
nations, on tho occasion OF the first appll.
cation OF affairs or temples, or places 10
religious uscs.n Thus Mosoa conaocratod
tho tabernacle, Solomon the first tomplc,
and returned oxllcs from Babylon the sec.
ond. Among tho anclents, ceremonies OF
tho most magnificent nature were often
used In setting apart tholr gorgeous tenn
plos 10 tho purpose OF worship, A Mason.
lc Temple IL, IN imitation Of those ancient
examples, consocratod with mygtlc coro.
monies, 10 the enorod purposes for which
II has been constructed, lly this net II IN
sot apart for holy object, the cultivation
OF the gronl tonots OF o Mnson's profoa-
sion, and becomes, or should become, In
the mind OF the conscientious Mason, In
vested with peculiar reverence aa u
place whore, as he passes over Ito throah-
old, he should fool the application Of the
command given 10 Moses; "Put OF thy
shoes from of thy foot, Tor the place
whoroon thou standest Ia holy ground.n
In accordance with our rules and coro-
monies wo will now proceed with our sol.
emn services, and request your co-opora.
Ainn "A NIL anraHuI ntinutinn.
After series Of very beautiful and Inn
pressiyo ceremonies, the Temple was
DECLARED DEDICATED
BY Grand Marshal Goo. NJ. Osborno.
The qu0rtctto sanga beautiful selection 10
the air OF Melcombo, which wos followed
by an address by the Grand Master, lo
said;
In response TO your invitation, wo have
convened tho Grand Lodge OF Ohio In
omergent communication and have In no
oordanco with ancient form and usage,
dedicated to Masonry those apartments
which have been 30 wisely arranged for
your accommodation, and so completely
furnished. II is with pleasure that tho
Grand officers Join In tho ceremonies OF
an occasion so auspicious TO The interests
and history OF your Lodges, and tis high
ly proper for me TO express the interest Of
the Grand Lodge Of Ohio In your prosper
ity, and its qualification that the fraternity
now enter upon ON epoch OF removed
success. congratulate you, brethren,
upon the beauty and convenience OF your
new apartments, and upon the increased
Masonic interests which these can but OK
cito. II gives me great pleasure 10 OBJ
serve those satisfactory surroundlnRa,
which prophecy 40 clearly now ora In
your Masonic history.
Here In this fair and prosperous city Of
Canton, Masonry is now firmly establish.
ed; here now Il has a local habitation aud
u name, and II is for you TO determine by
your conduct the value and the character
OF that naine. Tho bost founded OF all
human institutions may sink into disre-
pute, and fall into oblivion, II the high
principles on which thoy aro based are
not oxemplined In the lives OF those who
profess TO be the exponents OF tho teach
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TWFIN, o., June %, Yesterday three
children of Koro L, Briggs, city editor
Of The Advertiser, We're badly and per-
haps fatally poisoned by eating cheese
containing tyrotoXicon II Is hoped
rather than expected that all will re-
Coypr
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Henry Bodermon, ogcd GO, residing at
AZ % West Ninth street, employed at
Blake's mill, while coming down stairs,
yesterday, foil on his back suffering 80.
vero lniurioa. On account OF hisadvanced
age tho results may be fatal. DR., A. u.
Walker dressed his injuries.