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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-08
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GERMANTOWN CRICKET CLUBS HoMR
favorably with the finest in the world. The
grounds are eleven acres in extent and cost
90, 1000. Tho club house is handsome and
we'll appointed. The grounds are the
property of the Germantown Cricket club,
and many o. the best players in America
play, on Its eleven.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-08
MODERN GIANTS.
Men Who Can Lift Great
Weights with Ease.
CyR, THE CANADIAN HERCULES.

He Is Probably tho Strongest Man on
understanding About sandow, Cy-
d cIops, ApoIIon, Samson, sandowe, MIL
ler, the Modern Ajax, and other Mon
of Marvellous Muscle.
To the man of ordinary or even moro
than ordinary strength, the feats per-
formed by some of the modern Samson's
seem incredible, and one cannot refrain
from doubling their genuineness There
are tricks In all trades, but while the strong
men undoubtedly deceive the public In
some respects they also give marvellous ex.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-08

#. Txin. One Of the judges claimed, how
ever, that Clausen ran down grade when
he made the hop, step and jump, and
this claim may prevent Clausen from get
ting the record. Many Others present at
the contest declare that, If anything,
Clausen was handicapped by an uphill
run. Clausen is one of Boston's well
known young athletes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-08

Sratz, one Of the highest mobiles Of Austria,
married her, it created a great sensation.
The union was very happy one, and two
children blessed it. The princess made for
herself place in the hearts of the people
by her beauty and goodness, and when she
lied, the other day, all Austria mourned.
Sept. "a was the twenty-ffth anniversary
Of her retirement from the stage, and was
celebrated by brilliant special perform
lnce in the Berlin opera house.
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A Great weight.

"This circumstance adds weight to
the step am about TO take" remarked
the convict as he glanced down at his
chain and bsus--Aaltimora AmAsi~s~
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ed a special prize for tho most graceful
playing.
At the same time and place J. w. H.
Bredin was winner Of the first prize In
singles"
Mr.. Bredin is citizen Of Runnymeade,
Kan, an English colony organized and
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Sandow has an English double calling
himself Sandowe, who is now exhibiting
in America, and whose real name is Irving
Montgomery. The latter handles heavy
weights and breaks strong chains and
straps with his hands and by chest expan-
sion with remarkable ease. His exhibi-
tion partner, Cyclops, Is giant who thinks
nothing Of running about with three big
men and 150-pound .dumbbell, or Of
breaking a heavy iron ring by the con-
traction of his biceps.
Samson, the chain breaker, and Her
'cules, his brother, are both very strong
men. They hail from Ireland and their
real name Is McCann. Hercules not long
ago defeated Eugene Sandow In London,
but he could not perform some Of the Ger
mans feats. Samson can break silver
dollar between his thumb and forefinger,
a feat, 1t is said, that but one other man
living, the czar Of Russia, can perform.
Samson breaks chains capable of sustain
ing c,0O0 pounds, 1t is alleged, with his
hands, but there Ii great deal of trickery
about chain breaking.
f, Paris was recently astounded by the feats
of Apollon, a twenty -ave-year,old French
man, who weighs $50 pounds, and who can
lift three horses, hold 100 pounds out at
arms length, and plsy catch with a 100
pound weight.
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GREAT sIoYcLlsTs TO MEET.

Men Who VIII Participate in the six
Day Race at New York.
Wheelmen all over the world are look
ing forward to the great international six
day bicycle race at Madison Square gar
den, New York, which opens Oct. 1s. 1t
will be a worlds affair In every sense Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-08

Eberhardt Bros,
by which name
they are familiarly
known, are promi-
nent young men
IN active and sue.
cessful business In
Salina, Kansas.
Each Is an excel.
lent "singles s"
player, and MS a
team they have
won q fine reputa-
tion. Mr.. Charles
Eberhardt was the
gentleman to
whom was award
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Cisnsen's Great Hop, Stop and Jump.
]. III. Clausen, of the Boston Athletic
club, recently distinguished himself at the
great annual open meeting OF the Melrose
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TO compete. The stars and stripes will be
represented by Charles W. Ashinger, of
Oklahoma territory. He is twenty-six
years old, and his first claim TO distinction
was gained at Springfield, Mass, when he
defeated Prince, Nelson and others in an
international one mile race. He holds the
worlds 100 mile indoor record, and has
won scores of races.
Ye banks and braes Of Bonnie Doom will
be represented by J. ID. Lumsden, cham
pion of Scotland, and by Wallace Stage
Lumsden Is twenty-six and has been racing
five years, during which time he has de-
feated Dubois, the French rider, Howell,
Robb, Woodsde and nearly all, II not all,
the best men in Europe. He is credited
with holding the worlds indoor forty mile
record, Oh. 5m. 40s., made In Aberdeen, in
1887, He has twice won the forty-eight
hour championship OF Europe. Stage Is
only twenty-three years old and the com
ing race will. be his first six day contest.
He is q hardy rider, however, aud has Gov
cred 100 miles on the road In Oh. AIM:
Albert Schock, of Germany, the worlds
long distance champion, will probably be o
formidable competitor. He is an old timer,
and has been racing since 1888. His age is
thirty-two, and he has record for remark.
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LORD HAWKES. oRIcKETERs.
rhe Famous English Team and It's proseut
Amqrican Tens

American Tour.
A notable event in the world Of amateur
sport is the visit TO this country of Lord
Hawke and his team Of expert orioketers.
The party consists Of Lord Hawke, 8. NJ. J
Woods, H. T. Hewitt, Lord Throwley, Ken
yard, @. w. Wright and G.. W. Ricketts,.
The members Of the team are ell fine
specimens Of manhood and each has an en-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-08

One of the famous players of the Chicago
team is Thomas E. Burns, who guards
third base. Burns is native of New Brit
ain, Conn, and is one of the veterans of
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=. J. RBERHARDT.
young men, and
Mr.. Bredin has in
this way gained the
strength which won
for him the cham
pionship of Kansas,
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The Trotter Little Albert.

INC TrOIter LIttIe AIbert.
A trotter that has attracted much atten-
Eion throughout the United States recently
Is Little Albert, 2;17A, a horse through
whose veins the rich blood Of the great
Electioneer courses. Little Albert gets his
Electioneer blood from his sire Albert W,
Dne of the oldest sons of the famous Palo
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oEu, ,foo LulleS, was nltuo
at Minneapolis. Several Englishman will
compete, among them Alfred H. Robb
He is only twenty-one years old, but he
has been riding since 1888, and has won
many short distance races in fast time.
Many other famous riders, including
Prince, Morgan, Reading and Dubois, will
probably start.
The track will be raised four inches to
the foot at the turns, and will be the fast
est in the world. Half the net receipts will
go to the seven prize winners, and every
rider who gets prize must cover 1900
miles. The famous trick rider, Dan Ca
nary, will be one of the special performers.
He will do his great "ride for life" on one
wheel along a runway only foot wide, ex-
tending the entire length Of the garden,
and descending from one of the galleries to
the floor. The tournament will be man.
aged by 7. w. Eek, the veteran wheelman,
who has engineered many similar con-
tests
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-08
KANSAS TENNIS CHAMPIONS.

Good Work in the Courts by j. w. n.
DredIn and the Eberhardt Brothers.
John J. and Charles Eberhardt were re-
cent winners of tho championship In
doubles" at the meeting OF the Kansas
State Tennis league held In Wichita. The
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-08

managed by Mr..
Turnler, whose idea
Is to bringto Kansas
the younger sons Of
English gentlemen
and teach them the
art Of farming. All
athletic games are
practiced by these
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-08

A II. R0BB. W. STAGE.
against Dan O'Leary, the
pedestrian, who rode ten
horses, changing every
mile. Schock won by 20
miles. His worlds rec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-27
HOW STORM APpnARnp Snuna.
DAT.
Livs Stock Throughout Kansas Ouf-
isripg Terribly hom wosst Sow
Storm Ever Kuown,

KANSAS CITY, March ~. Advicss re-
csived last night aud this morning from
many points throughout Kansss, indicate
that ths most severe storm ever known
there RACED over the greater portion Of ths
state yesterday. Railway cuts are full Of
sno~, and railroad traffic 10 as standstN.
Esery available snow ploS IL called into
rtQaisitioD, have made little headway.
Several trains caught between stations,
among them the Missouri Pacific pay train.
The company manages 10 keep the passen.
gers and tea,nnen supplied With food, II
the storm should prevail much longer they
will be Ia . sefious pfedicament. Reports
from all directions iadicate great suffering
to live stock from lack Of food and shelter.
De.pstcbes we're received at Santa Fe
beadQaaiters TO the effect that all tfaius
~eIe blocked west OF Newton. Al Garden
City no mail was received for three days,
and no trains from the east or west are ex-
pscted 10 arrive before Saturday. At Coun-
Gil Grove II rsinea continuously for 10
hours. The Neosho river, which has been
rising since Tuesday, 10 out Of its banks in
many places, and IL higher than It has been
for many yeats. On the central branch Of
the Missouri Pacific great many poor peo-
pie are reported suffering for lack Of food
and fuel.
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Labor Circiss IN Vermont Exoitso
over a Pending Trial.

MONTPELIER. VT March 2S.-The cel~
brated criminal case Of the State ". josiah
Dyer, secretary OF the National Granite
Cutters Union, Patrick Morrison, Frank
Morrill, and 4. II. Sherburne, members OF
the local union. the four remaining of the
nine indicted last fall 40 members of a
union on the charge Of oonspirins to pre-
vent Jacob Mcclure, = non union sranit-
cutter, from obtaining or continuing work
at the trade, begun in the county court here
today.
At the trial Of ,,nine last September. Ave
were acquitted. the jury disagteeing ~ to
the above named. Judge Lovsl and Mum
son of the supreme court presided. A
great array Of counsel was employed. The
work Of empaneling jury WAS commenced
At 3 A. NJ. today, and up to to the adjourn
ment this eveniDg IL Jurors were in the
box. The case excites great interest in
the labor circles rs it involves the question
Of The right or legality Of strikes - agains;
the employment of non-union men.
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Especial to the Kxxxssso JouaxAL.l
BxLrAsr, March a6.-Ms. Adelberi
Whitney Of Montana and Mise Lena Hansy
Of Belfast we're united In marriage Monday
p. NJ. BY Rev. r. T. Hack. d Mn. Chas.
w. Haney's on Court street. They leis on
the evening train for Montana their future
home, where Mr.. whitney 10 engaged In
sheep raising, being also the proprietor Of
store in that plscs. Mrs. Whitney 10 q
young lady Who leaves many warm friends
in Belfast, and who viii wish her all happi-
ness in her married life.
Tuesday, about ten Of Belfast people
went 70 Camden 70 the launching Of the
three mastsd schooner, VIM. II. Sumner.
The schooner was built BY Isaac Coombs
4 Co., and will be commanded by Capt
Joseph L. Conant, former custom house
official as Belfast. A dinner was given at
the Bay View House BY the builders to the
owners and friends. Mr.. and Mfs. VIM.
II. Sumner we're launched ON board, Mrs.
Sumner breaking the bottle over the bow.
The schooner 10 $50 tons new tonnage.
The, Baptist pulpit IN BelfAst will be
filed on Sunday next BY Mr.. Watson Of
Colby. One week from that time by Rev.
Mr.. Bradbury Of Newton. Mass. Who wilt
come - . candidate.
Mise Carrie Field 10 expected home from
Weiiesley, Friday. for shors vacation.
Ths W. c. T. U, will meet with Mrs
VIM, Conans on Saturday next at the
Revere House. A o'clock tea will be
served.
Mr.. John II. Dunton. principal Of the
grammar school Of I.oviston Ia viaitin o
friends in Belfast.
Miss Jane W. Ferguson has ia her mil
lineYy shop on Main street rose which wa.
raised BY Mrs. A. Gardner at City Point,
measuring about inches In circumference
l. is Of straw color and 10 Of the Marechal
Neil variety.
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Fifteen newfoundland Members Show
Resentment,

sT. JoHS, N. r., March 26.-In the
House OF Assembly, Yesterday, 10 MEM
bers refused to wait upon the Governor,
when he came to the council chamber 10
aiss asss Mt to the masters and servants bill.
Their refusal I, attend to the representative
of the imperial government was to show
their resentment at the tyrannical treatment
Of the colony, Nine members waited upon
the Governor. These were Kissed by the
galleries, Who called them traitors. while
hose Who remained in their ssats were
loudly cheered.
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Large posters are out announcing tlat
there will be woriiag man's mass mse,.
ing in Meorisn hsll this evening. 10 be 3D.
dressed by Ssns.ors-eisct Kyle Of South
Dakota and Jerry Simpson Of Kansas, who
we're elected by ths Farmers Allisncs
srd X. Of l., also Ralph Beaumont. prssi.
den. Of the National Citizens Alliance,
.iIl speak. Half rates on railroads. In Ken
nebec county have been granted. Tbs
meeting will doubtless be largely attended.
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Boon ia Collision With Iosbsrxs

LONDON, March 26.-Bri;ish steane,
Criuc. New York for Leitb, passed the Isle
OF Wight today. She signsled that shf
had beer in cJl!ision vi.h iceberss and beer
damaged.
British steamer Q1een Vics0ria arrived
in London yestsrdsy from New York and
reports that 70, several days on the voyage
the weather was fearful. She was driven
miles back and the supplies mostly ex
hsusted. All hands subsisad for fors-
night on limited rstions OF bread. corne
beef aud tea.
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Loodon's Italian. TAX. Little Interest

LOND0N, March &c A meeting Of
Italians was held in Hoiborn town hall this
evening To take action with reference to
the New Orleans massacre. Less than 100
persons were PRESENT. most Of the humb.est
class. No one Of prominence vas In a.
tendance Alberto Pinto presided and
deprt Ated hostility toward the Americas
people. The speeches were all moderate
in tone. The audienc. was quiet. Il was
resolved, while condemaipg the execrated
Mada. to protest in the name Of humanity
against the horrible mi,deeda committed 10
New Oflsscs and express the hope thss
justice would be done.
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a Pittston Rssidsncs Busgla.izsd.

GARDINER, March 26.--The residence O!
George Dow Of Pittston was entered By
burglars Wednesdsy morning. No siivs,
ware wss iaken, the thieves confning them
selves t. the stealing Of stvers! lace cur
taius. a clat aud vess. silk dress, ,wo bed
sprssds and several other minor articles
Mr.. Dow was no. st heme at the time, hu'
the house was occupied by his father sud &
hoo.e keeper, both Of whom were awss.
eued at about O'Clock in the morning
but wera unable TO detecS the robbers Mr.
Dow reporsed the case ct the police head
quarters Immediately and the officers are
now in search Of the guilty party.
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Entite Cav Stricken With eoulv.y

LONDON, March 26 The steamer Dor
has landed at Plymouth the crew Of the
German bark Humboldt, who had su6eret
terrible hArdships AID were in dyins
condition.
The Humboldt sailed from A!tsts
Mexico, on the Gulf Of CaliforniA in Sep
tember last, bound to Falmouth. On tn,
voyage the crew were stricken with ths
scuryey and became - weak that they wei,
almost insentible. Their teeth loosened
and their skins became swollen ard livid
When spoken by the Don the Humbold
wa, in disabled condition and rinking ant
all her sosts smashed. Two Of the ere y
were already dead. The survivors Of tb,
crew were 90 exhausted that they had TO b,
hoisted aboard the Don. They had beer
i'll for three months.
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Another Fass Over Bulksisy's Hsquisi-
tiou Pspero,

New HAVEN, Conn, March 26.-It look
now as though the requi.ition from Psnr-
syivauis for Heory Decker, bali player,
would raise the question Of Bulkeley's righ,
to sign rsquisition papers. This afternoon
Governor Bulkeley referred the matter to
States Attorney Doolittle, but Doolittls
was in South Carolina AID no action was
taken.
Attorney Hosdiey who is looking after
the Deckers interests, Gays he will swear
out habeas corpus papers and take the case
to the supreme court. Rumor 10 af1a that
the Pennsylvania officer first offered rt
QUESTION papers to Governor Morris, but be
refused to act Ia the matter.
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70 Turn Over Iudiau Prisoness,

WAsHIsorox, March 26.--Acting Secre-
ta'y Grant. Of the war department. was to-
day notified thst the civil authorities as
Sioux Fslls, s. d., had applied for ths
surrender Of the indian Tausunkeots, In
dicted for the murder Of Lieut.. Casey near
Pine Ridge. also for tho indian held % .
military prisoner, accused OF killing .
herder psmed Miller. The military oflcess
have been instructed to turn the prisoners
over to the district attorney for trial.
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Msio0 Peusi ouo.

WARRINGTON. d. c., March 26 Pensions
have been granted to these Maine people -
Origiosl, navy, Michael @ Gallagher, Hugh
Mcbride. William Dudley. George Howard,
John A. Dunn. Jas. X. Blackstone, joe ph
d. Dunn, Sevell C. Young. Allen Frasier; /;
additional, navy, Lewis +. Wentworth, Jas.
W, Savage, John d. Adalss; increase, navy.
Isssc @. shsrm.n. John J. Kirby, E2h-
rsim q. Mari. Albert Dodge, Samuel Il.
Jordan; reissue, Bsnjsmin +. Russell;
reissue and increase, Samuel w. Hewi.t,
Josish p. Bradbury; original. navy, Ssphis
l.. widow Of Joseph McCart; special act,
Asphis M. mother Of james +. Brown.
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President Van HON DENIES a Ramor

MosTsEAL. Msrch26.-W. G. Van Horn,
President Of the CALsdiAn Pacific Rs'lroad
Compsny, was inteYvie ~td today regarding
the rumor thst the government intended
xtsoding the per cent dividend for u
years. He denied the rumof and said
1--WE are able to earn our own Dividend
sad pay them, and spy such application
would De sign Of weakness. We will &c:
something from the government"
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BRIsroL, Tenn. March 26.--DAvid II.
Morrison. deputy clerk of Scott county
court, Virgins. has, II 10 alleged,
ny various shsr, transactions, OBJ
taioed and appropriated to his own
use from $1,000 to 100000, left to the
s'ste. He married lady living near
Washington. D G he is supposed to be
there. An order 70, bis arrest has been
Issued
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20 Raise Pho.. Ct wor.tsd.

LONDON. March pa dispatch from
Bradford, Yorkshire, ths principal center
of the worhsd and stuff manufactures Of
Eogland, says that II leading WOOL combes'
engaged in the worstsd trade have enteyed 4
into combustion to Isise the prices oi
worsted and controi botany vools. Ths
increase 10 prices commences April.
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SUSPICION
ATTACHES 10 The Death Of 4
Rockland Woman.
hon. Rufus pflEee Thsusht to b
DYING.
Very Ac6ss. Burglar Entsrs q Pitts.
ton R1aldoncs.

RocKLAsD. MA,ch 2s.-The young
woman, Ids Miller died xt the North
End this morning under suspicious cir-
eumstsnces. George L. York WAS arsested
to avail. the result Of the coroner's inquest
tomorrow.
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UPROAR CAUSED
By Attempt q Coke Computes
10 Resume Operations.
Kllsas had tAe voGst SsovstuRn .RIoe
Known fhafo
But VAIN Weather Follows n No
wake.

OMAHA. Neb., March Sc Tho snow IAN
tn the southern part Of the state was zen.
eral, and has blocked tranlc almost con-
pletely. A passenger train 10 dsrailed in .
snov drit q Superior, and the track 10 nos
yet cleared. The Missouri Pacific central
branch 10 blocked. The pay car on The
Union Pacific 10 Ia saov blockade near
Tobias. The Hlk Horn passenger train On
the Superior branch was abandoned yester-
day. and the road 10 not opened ret. An
the roads have started saow plows, and
strenuous sder.s are being male to clear
the tfacks.
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italian Laborsrs Osgapizs.

WBEsLIso, W. Vs., March 26.--rosi-
tive Information has been received that Ii &
Ital.sns working on the Ohio Valley Rsil-
road are organized. They have become
slu1os, uncont'oilable, and sbout 100 have
been di,harsd snd paid on. Those r..
msiniog are sinking work and their en-
ployer are alarmed, fearing an outbreak.
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SNOW Bound Trains Finally Released.

KANSAS CrrY, Mo-, Ma-ch 26-Dis-
patches from Kansas stste thas the great
snow storm of the ftst three days Of this
week 10 over. Warm westher prevails
throughout the snow covered districts, the
snow 10 melting rapidly, sni il exposing ths
grass. The cattle are finding sbundsnt
feed. Snow bound trains were released
TODAY.
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DRY UP

your tears. Shout the glad
tidings. Kickapoo Indian
Sagwa, the genuine Indian
remedy made by the Indians
from Herbs and Barks, cures
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A HOPELESS CASE
Grateful Man Cured.

IL. f. BRADMAS, ONE OF BELFAsT's
MOST ENERGETIC MERCHANTS, KEEPS
A GENERAL STORE IN EAST BELFAST,
ME-, AND HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE WHO
TRADE AT HIS STORE WILL CERTIFY TO
THE TRUTH OF THE FOLLOWING STATE
MENT:-
Gents: For over ten years was terri
bly, afflicted with humor, pronounced by
eminent physicians letter OF Salt
Rheum.
At times my head was so bad that had
no hair upon it, The ENTIRE SCALP be-
came a nUsSIS0 SORE. and the surface
would crack open and bleed.
used ointmeuts, washes. etc, and took
medicine prescribed by the best physicians
in the city, but got no permanent relief.
| had sold hundreds of bottles of
DANA'S SARSAPARfLLA, but never
thought Of trying it myself. until | heard
so many of my customers telling how much
benefit they had derived from its use.
About q year and half ago l COM
menced to take DANA'S, and in three
months my head WAS WELL, AND THE
CURE HAS PROVED PERMANENT.
Yours with respect,
II. L. BRADMAN.
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surpn..d q 0aug Of couotesa,,e,..

BERLIN, Msrch 2s The police surprised
9 gang Of connterfeitsis at Dobfs, Posen,
yes'erdsy. and seixsd 75 900 roubies. One
detective was killed. A d5zsn arrests were
m ada