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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

Foar bodiez hanging on one trse Esse
the horrible fsGii o. . iyneaing b. near
Lyuchbarg. Va Fridlg- When the z;@ge
dlvsr zho runs fran Lgueh5u-g 20 Fay
sasTille vas passing along the tarnPiEe b
discoTerss the gbsstiy spe1tacie-
The oorpss= Eere all eoiOred, beins tie
bodies Ct Vel Wszgoner. his soa WI, his
soa-in-laz Xstio. and bis daughter May.
They had ben lynched IN tie night b.
uakEoEn persons
Resaily number Of bans have teea
burned n Moore snd L nc5lH C1au is, and
uauy threats have been made zgsinst lie
6rsbazs fihey we're cz1gdt BsyOEd The
lCf tbat Waggoner and his family bore Al
u-zzEory rsPatz;ion a. pstiy tEieFes thefe
"a 10 Suspicion against then.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08
- ii - For . So.

saaxoKls, Pa Sgv- s-A Htae ci.iid
ss,zsd iato TIE Posi ofscs a. Nazsppa 10
day with a. egs in IT, hlad u lisped %
tile mail dispenser that il Ezaied stamp
and would give The egg % payment. Ihls
ied % al investigation. and lie ehiiG 3
nloibe-. Nm. c Z E3HaEd.. WAS foand to
be ia q destitute condition. She bad DO
money and had ssut ihe chiid silh tae egg
70 tbs post oflioe sor stamp, intending %
Botify xoaEi Csssnei fsisnas u her wan.
Tie hzsbans IS missing fam ho.zs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

B0sE0S. Nor s-The Tesult q ths
election IN Massachusetts, can only Be
described a. a huge political land
slide. For the first time IN three years
the state VII have a Republican COVER
nor and his plurality . -, 90 at the
least. The whole ticket is elected with
GTeenhalge and the legislature is solidly
Republican ~ both brmches.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08
cook oaaa'y JadieilrT Eepublieaa-

ClICsC0. NOV s.-Ibs Eetaras up .
q late ho1r inlicate that ths Replbiic-
ans have elected tleIr entire julic5al
ticket and tlat the Democrats havs Sc
cured tls county HlHissiolers inside
tie CITY. TIE great ight hzs been On
5u1Es Gary. who g1azl5el az the trial
q the anarchists. Governor Altsell
and the state machine were arraysl
against hlm. lGt D. has been elected y
. large U91czlty, running from : 20 10
Ier cent ahead Ol the balance q the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

LOUISVILLE. Nov. e.-FTom reports %
far received j. j. pretty certain that the
general assembly wli b. Democratic On
joint ballot ly about 8 % i. Fnlly 81
Per cent 9f tle members are pledged 70
Lindsey for reelection u the United
states senate. in shis CITY Tyler Dem. ;
Eas reelected for MAYOR - about 9. go
majorty. TIE Democrats elect tls.r
eutise t7rf-r-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

DEs NoIN-s. Nov. s.-Charies D.
Fuller. chairman Democratic state
COMMITTEES s1Js: 'sAil conditions point
- JaeksoE's > election by u. 600 70 S5.-
600. The Republican state ticket viii
have q slightly less majority"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08


Yesterday Eas n IDEAL election day
ard the zas5 5srsly rolled BP IN this COM
y vzs phe1ominzI IT an of year Les
than I-z5 Democrats tanned o1t to vote,
where's that party Tolsd 2l50 go,es in
the county tso yezFs ego an Of year.
/. Is cent vol and fsy cent shszt had
somelhi1g % ID wiih keeping the inter
rifeI st hone. 4 large number Of CID
Democratic sallizrs- voted the Rspubii-
ezn tiekst - . Tsbuke 70 the aimiHisira-
tion ard it reBz;on p9liey. Tie reiurns
we're 50 s.oy q ming II that Es a-s una
be to rrssent them Il tzbglar form this
Eeek.
With oHly Nid5lecTeek tosnship to
hzzr from the returns shoz tbst Jackson,
Republiezn, for safe Treasurer. has .
plurality Of 2405.
The Tnsjoriiies for TIE entire eOanty
ticket range from 25J0 70 2600.
Neither the Republicans OF Democrats
nominated q candidate FOR county sur
veyor, and the name of Daniel Miller,
Prohibitionisis Ess lie oRly name print
ed On the ticket for that ofIice- Election
morning q number Of Jacob D. Sssnk's
hiends concluded 20 run hn FOR that
Office, and, although he Ess OILY voted
fJr by a small per cent Ct the voters in
three OF four precincts. the returns inGi-
cate that he has been elected by a small
majority.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

BAITHoEE. Nov. s.-Maryland has
gone Democratic By about L. .O00 ma
i0nty. Republicans have made some
gains. Mayor Latrobe, DEM is elect
ed by q plurality Of 5000.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

s.. LoUIs. Nov. She only eiec-
ton here was for school directors. OF
four al large the Republicans have
elected all " eight district directors
the Republicans have elected six.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

NEW 1oRE, Nov. s.-Returns from
New Jersey indicate the election 10 the
Legislators Of opponents Of the race
tracks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

PHnanEleais. Pa Sov- s. ls53r-E-
seli-czcsi Returns from over one
bslft TIE cazaa=s II tie sszis sboE In
msnz Rsputlcza zzilz- Tie msjsTity
f5r thz EeElbliean tiskef Eili b II the
nsighto-1ood q 1000
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08
Hezrsy Counties.

Re.urus from Cambria cosniy indicate
clmpleis cbs8ge Il the Political complexion
o. that county. F. i Barker Republican,
issieeied comfy frsas7rer oya msjority Of
about 50. Tie Rspabiiclns alsc eieci two
county ooz miszi5aers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08
M KIhLEf WINS.
Prosection's Champion Re
Elected Governor n Ohio.
B0IEs BEATEB u IOWA
II ID & Fs-sz Dzzac-z4 I'ssz-aa
b Tlaao1
B0IEs BEATEE II IOWA
eREEsHaIGE BIzs TEoz EUssEL


s.,nr IA tl.s E.-zs-s sta1s LegzslzaE-s-
F~y-bs.ssa sz-ys- Ese-as9 - B-oekiEz-
o~rrr.n Ezse.es Gsssrnsr e F5rsia---
es-.ruor Asseslz E-Ils 70 De1=zs ssaiEs
car a. oa1e-za-Feu=sglrz-s4 Eeg-1-
u= - saDea-Ees-bIsezss Hl@es
M zssEst II AEsEassg oezztg -
ls.ooe
cnr7vz Eor- VIZ flu--
sI.ry q 5s.0C9 a-3 tEo--llr-s G 1oi7
t-zaehes c ths IezAlz--rs lcA1r-,eF
- -oz tie 1-1=1 decisive F-c-1EJ -
cs-zsI u Cl11 E1cs sks clTl- "a Z
Ia hezu -11 o. 1z-l1-al tsszss- -
tszzh zLcEz--ey Ezs r-zEag ts- -
ssec@1a e ry7sz5- h 2z-s Esss
.szzs ssoszdarT % F-5ssc.iga ana
Louast u-eley IL 81 Is spsscEss, ra1-a-
tslrz 10. II W51ld Est kzFs ben
s-r--lss tr1 wseks zg1. buz aftsE t1s
zc11z q cozzress there sseZsa . have
bsez s1ch rsac1.o1 tlzt t1s oTszwhslza-
fuZ ro.s = 3 surprise
IKE wsztL=- vas rlsazar- IL ever
IT, s-z.s an thscs Ezs flll vote q
o-ar 50 go Tas EsGslTs -ssllrs of
E1-usr ysars hzTs bss1 hsez-ss q
suzl v1ss. th1ss q oze party q t.
1-Es- 10. tzrzi-- oEt- Bzc tls To-s-s
we're OF a. ever tzs safe al IrAiz-
LsT has G r1sig-Iry over a. T-ltl Ds-ll-
cEsf-. Li.-i1l sl1 PCp1Es- ticEs-s
11rozd . Ei1l Tbs 3 rzs 1Es- Ds-
t1Tzfy ever a. z-T sac cz-1-ls-s Las
LAD z1cs Eos-ers elsclo1 I1st afr=-
csz-5el5-s dean 1u I55I Bszs Ez1 2
majority Il le54- b1t TIE Esp1bliesn
s---z -lzks- t-el had oily r-zra---T-
[zs- -ssr tEs DeE1-rz-s e-sc-el c1s
rrs= zs1-zzl e-ee-or zzi taz Ezpz5-lcz1
rlE-slIrT vas tasl 1913
1[cEiElsTs plurality y l-sl vas IL
In Ls1 TIE EePllli-als hzi TO-
GO r-r-zli-r. s-l r. 1.-s tls Deu-0-
--zs sIs--1 GoT=lJE Campbell 5T
uLs- -fe-= vz s1zl T9-s-
TT-E -laz rsz-- - ls-ETs t1s figuring
q dzs-ric. azl c5z-tT t-czs-s Ea5 L1T
r=s- = c.1ss ss 81 c-1ser rsz-s- D1f = =
e1-ee1e1 rEs- tls ksp11-lez--s have
esze1 u Eis-rlcts AM c1E-es every
5-n-rz ~ -1s Is-zl ti-Es-s beng ca-Ele'-
rTr1-r. vrl-1 -1s vote t1E EeH.Ill=y-
re Rsr1h-5-zzs are zQlzs-suzlTs q
nrs rs-c q t1sir Tle-grT. he lzzls-a-
f-rs a-sctz5 dos roI sz-scs Ll--71
e-atzs asua-1r and i- = oTz- rT5------s
7Se-r- -zu, tie strongest s-lcs -1s
var Win E--h lzr=s Eo-Elg 1la-
-1sT fear s1cL - s-s-zg1 y cl-T
5ars - may lead - defeat tTo
r-er- Ezzcs. when zEl-Lz- lsE1 slz-z-s
-r1 = =-lee-s1 tLz- Eil c1g15e -e-z-
~ Bees s-ccss=--.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08
Ear ana wIas.

Sof on this bod continent alone but n
u.zisrizi brse5 = tropical reEr0Cs. u Guaie
uala Meriao. Sg1ia Alxs1ca- TIE lstnu1us
of Psnsua ard elssEbers, Hlstetfsr's SON
zch Bif-ers sffords % Inhabitants and 50
i0arne-s protection sEais-t nz ana To
miner. the freshly arrived immigrant, ne
tiiIsr % ihe virgin s0il aeEiF F-5eet of lf-
fsresfs by the axe of TIE PIONEER, End IN TIE
srasrb antifshTils = spec D e = prezerFeE sgainsi
the p,ai onous In iasras which IN vast dlsfricis
rich IN natural res0urczs, = gsf fsrii.e IN
dlsease- + s1rihil4tes dis5risrs cf ths
stomach. User. and tOEeis- fariifss thcsa
= TO use d sgziast rheumatic ailne1is aTso
ard fssisfsd b. oufdoor equosUre; infCses
genial warmth inio q fame Chiier by 2
rsr9-eus au-rst uTe. and roas % t.sir Pow
p ~ Farm fnorairz sni evening mists suc
vsf0-s adm Eith huFifulrsss. sirFnE'befis
the wax and e1ng-ers Izeiqisnt k-dref
fr0cbie
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

ToPEEA, NOV. s.-The vote was light.
not enough returns have been received
70 indicate the result.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

IN tie Faye,is-Green jDd;eizl district
Msstgszzt T. elecie-l president judge Over In
gran hy = plurality Of a5ogt 90 TIE En-
tire Republican comfy ticket in F@yetie
county is e.ecsei hy q small msj5riiy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

The Republicans OF Allegheny e1anty
made acisan szeep, despite the fusion Of
Denocrlts ard disErantIsd Republicans,
e.sc.ifg thsiF county feksi b. msjoriiies
Tsnging from 40oo o 1900
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

Desiin's pros alsags rizat On E1rniin-e
and CsTpe.s. 80 sad = Franklin 81, Johns
to=u
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

Marin Bel, Repu5.iszn, is elected Jadgs
in Blair oo-niy - ? msj lrity q zJco. The
Blair oouBiy ReFu5iiezn ticket wins b. a
large n5jority-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

TIE eutile Rrpabliezn comfy iieke. in
Bedford -ineiuding Judge Wright. for as
soaaie judge-is eleciei y a majority Oi
10. less than 80.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

RTciizoxp. Nov. s. - OFerreIl Is
elected governor by -, 600.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

WeimoTe,srd county goes Republican By
3. lessi so zasj j5rity aud the ealife R=plb-
Iieau oounfy ticket j. eiCc;sd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

We are ossringa very choice 70. d Plain and
Changebe D-sss Goods ai ~; these are
al cbO &C. res goOdz
Ano.her i0t o- stripe Homie Ci0th. bought 70
sell Al q. bui gOes IN tbs ale ~ Soc-
A ss1An iot-Ali Eool Hop sAcking. Fery nobby
s'yles VII 70 II his sale a. Soc-
% dozen sii-~oOi Black Hose-size - 20 ~
al 10 90 IN this saie ~ ee pair Olhc-
Foe ranging In price f-On sc. up % Il =
pair. a.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

al neE siylsz and zzs5ioaz5ls z7ods, but
olr aFp-0lcai-g charge u E-n makes o.
81 s7srytli1g E5iAo-l rsssrt . coz- o.
value DARING this sale 10 samp-ss car b
senton approval. bat money Vil b rsfl-d-
e On 81 a1sa.issacto-y p1-1hzs=z
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-08

The 1nsj9rities for TIE entire eOanty
ticket rznge from 2550 70 2500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-16

There was good attendance al Sunday
school last Sunday. 1t is being held in
the new school building. There will be
preaching next Sunday and Sabbath
school next Sunday in the afternoon at
$3.50.
The citizens of Waco held n meeting
February IA, for the purpose of deciding
the question, the purchase of an organ
FOR the new building.
Prof. E o. Reed 10 keeping bachelor's
hall this week while Mrs. Il. o. Reed and
son Harry are visiting her parents near
Louisville, o.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffse, OF this place, are
visiting friends near Dslroy, o.
p. p. Snyder Is suffering much from
Gore thro't the past few days.
The citizens of this place are in state
of amazement, since hearing that w. II.
Patten, who Ia q wood dealer of some note
has made an assignment of wood on
ground to Henry Deckerd, enst of Waco.
The liabilities and aBsets are not yet
known. Mr.. Pstten has the sympathy of
the people and they hope for a speedy
settlement. He has been the meAna OF
giving considerable employmentto 80 labor
ers about here, aud they feel the blow
severely.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-16
Limavills N otes.

LIMAvILLE, o., Feb, 13, 1893.
doe Lothsmer OF Canton, was in town
Friday, on business.
John Stewart of Cleveland, wac doing
business in town, one day last week.
Harry Sebrell of Akron, visited his
grandparents in thiG place last week.
Tue little child of l.. A. Leonard, who
has been very sick is reported better,
The Teachers Institute held at Lsxing-
ton Friday evening was well attended.
Mr.. P&rkorson of st. Louis, Mo-, o
travelling man, stopped in town over night.
The following parties are still reported
on the sick list: A, NJ. Dsrr, Henry Potter
and e. Henderson.
Rev. o. W. Siusser of Mt. Union will
begin series OF meetings in the U. B.,
church Monday evening.
The various snow rigs have ceased to
navigate and the four wheeled vehicle and
cart have taken their place for the time
being.
Tuesday evening A. M. Wagner reI
ceived a telegram from Goshen, Ind,
announcing the critical condition of his
brother, who resides at that place.
The party given at the residence Of E.
L. Sebrell, east of town, Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. Sebrell's fifty>flth birthday
was grand success in every particular.
A goodly number OF relatives and friends
participated in the affair and the occasion
was doubly q surprise to hrs. Sebrell.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-16
Do Not Let Prejudice KIN You. .

Do no. let prejudice kill or continue to
keep you an invalid because you are
opposed to being treated by advertising
DOCTORS" of whom, perhaps, you have
often heard the expression that 'if they
are such good doctors why do they ad-
vertiae 2" Do you believe that none but
quhcks resort TO the public press 10 make
known the fact that they are prepared or
desire to treat the afflicted? II 40, visit
our Office and see the numbers that call
upon us every day for consultation and
treatment, and then you will change your
mind. The doctor who can give you
material relief, or cure you, 10 the one to
whom you should apply, and not permit
yourself to be swayed into different
course because OF any former prejudice,
or by the hippant objections OF such as
cannot give ''Ieason for the faith that 10
in them" Drs. France and Gilman.
We are patronized by a class of ladies',
and gentlemen, too sagRcious to be I'm,
posed upon by any ignorant quack, and
they are too independent to be frightened
away from the physicians who are curing
them.
DRS. FRANCE AND OTTMAN,
Formerly OF New York, now of the France
Medical and Surgical Institute. Columbus,
Ohio, by request of many friends and
patients, have decided to visit Canton,
Thursday, February %.
Consultation and examination free and
strictly confidential In the private parlor
OF the Barnett House from q. IN. TO D.
m. One day only.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-16
THE BONFIELD FARM.
The Kodak Editor Wants to
See q First-cIass Race Track.
Minerva Kodak.

- - The opposition being developed through
out the county to the proposed mile track
of the new fair grounds on the BonfleId
farm 10 q reflection upon the common
sense and progressive spirit OF Stark
county farmers. Everybody knows thot
the race courae is the most attractive
feature In the eyes OF the thousands who
attend our fairs and make their financial
success possible. So far as business is
concerned, while ii il always well to foster
all the good feeling and harmony precti-
cable, still the fair association cen better
afford to lose the support Of the OBJ
jectoTs than to dampen the enthusiasm
and crush the ambition of those who have
heretofore carried the affairs of the
society to Bucceasful issue in spite of the
petty criticism and narrow prejudices of
some who are entirely out or place
In the control of such enterprises.
There Is nothing connected with
bsnefit TO the farmer than the races.
They have brought within the reach OF
everybody q vast amount OF information
about the proper breeding OF horses and
are ssries of object lessons immeasur>
ably superior TO suytbing to he had from
books or cleaned from newspapers. Thoy
have done more TO promoss intelligent
and humane treatment towards the noble
animal than all the Hocieties for the pres
yention of cruelty, and have copclusively
shown that kindness and knowledge are
the essential qualities for his successful
management. Now when electricity has
cut off the market from everything that
will handicap the development of a sale-
able breed of horses, the stimulus OF
the trotting turf will add more to the value
of horse flesh in the country than will &C :
crue from all other exhibits at the fair
combined, and the whine about taxes is
the same old familiar outbreak which
herAlds the advent of every public i'm
provement. Let us have one mile track
And one of the best. "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-16
Laid to Rest.

On last Sabbath all that was mortal of
one of Lske townBhip's best citizans wGs
laid to reat in the beautiful cemetery at
Snyder's church, about four miles south
of Hartville. 1t was the largest funeral 1
think that ever took place in the town
ship. Some one counted the vehicles
which numbered 230. People were there
from all parts of the township topsy their
last tribute Of respect. My pen fails TO
record the many good quail
ties of him who has gone
TO that country from which no
traveller has yet ever returned. The min
lister preached very good sermon from
the text, "For me 20 live 10 Christ but to
die is gain" Mr.. Lewis Werstler was a
very faithful church member; did II that
he could for the cause OF his Master. He
was treasurer of Lake township number
of years, and has been member of the
Board Of Education quite often. He was
honored and respected by every one that
knew him. He was also faithful memp
ber of the Democratic party, always at his
post, and l know that he will be sadly
missed by all who knew him.
A FRIEND.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-16
NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.
Paris Pointers.

Public salos are quite numerous this
spring.
Thomas Blake visited Mr.. VIM. Biggam
on Sunday last,
Mr.. VIM. Z,igler, OF Canton, was In our
town last Sunday.
There will be great many changes
made this Spring In moving.
There were divine services held at Beth
lchem on last Sunday night.
Rev. Bowers is conducting series OF
meetings at the M. T.. church.
G. II. Trait, one of our merchants, has
been on ,hs sick list for the psst week.
Mr.. John Skelly and family visited his
mother, Mrs. Amanda Shelley, last woek.
The Paris Tow nsbip Teachers Institu 10
will meet at Union Hill gub' district, No. s
on Next Saturday evening.
Houses for rent are In great demand.
There Is scarcely p house in town but
what is already spoken for or rented.
Judging by the sales or land in the past
two months land is on tho increase in
price per acre. This is as IL phould be. So
thiuk the farmers.
Services at the Reformed church were
very largely attended lest Sunday, the
weather being very flne and tho roads
being In good condition.
The Paris Literary Society will meet in
one week from next Wednesday night,
Fsb. 22 and celebrate Wasbiugton's birth
day with a programme OF appropriate
exercises.
Miss Lillian Simm r of Paris will teach
the Creek school the ccming summer. IL
will be her fest term. We hope she will
be aucceasful. The school she is about to
enter is very pleasant one to teach.
Lnst week one day Mr.. Frank Walker
Jr., met with on accident which might
have been much worse than II was. Mr..
Walker while chopping wood in the woods
in company With William Harmony, was
struck on the head by limb which
stunned him considerably.
The Mt. Pleasant Literary Society will
meet Friday evening Feb. II. The fol
lowing resolution will be discussed: (:
"That Oar Country Owes More Honor TO
Her Statesmen Than to Her Warriors,n
Ed, j. Ziniuger and j. NICE udorffer will
take the Affirmative against the field.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-16

enormous sale of Pink Pills. 81 sell n
dozen and half boxes OF Pink Pill every
day,u said Mr.. James, "and this 10 remark
able in town the sizs Of Oakville. And
better still they give perfect satisfaction.
Mr.. James recalled numerous instances
Of remarkable cures after other remedies
bod failed. Mr.. John Robertson, who
lives midway between Oakville and Mil
ton, who had been troubled with asthma
and bronchitis for about 10 years, has
been cured by the use of PINK Pills, and
this after physicians bad told him there
was no use doctoring further. Mr.. Robert
son says his appetite had failed com.
pletely, but after taking seven boxes of
Pink Pills he was ready and waiting for
each meal. He regards his case as res
markeble one. In fact DR.. Williams'
Pink Pills are recognized as one OF the
greatest modern medicines-n perfect
blood builder and nerve restoror-
curing such diseases as rheuN
matism, neuralgia. partial pa
ralysis, locomotor atsxts,St, Vitus' dance,
nervous headache, nervous prostration
and the tired feeling resulting therefrom,
diseases depending upon humors in the
blood, such az scrofulA, chronic erysipelaa
etc. Pink Pills restore pale and saliow
compilations to the glow of health, and are
a specific for all the troubles peculiar to
the female sex, while in the case Of men
they effect radical cure in all cases aris-
ing from mental worry, overwork or ex-
cesses of whatever nature.
Tho Empire reporter also called upon
Mr.. j. g. Ford, proprietor OF the OAkvills
Basket Factory, in which MIR. Condor is
employed. Mr.. Ford said he knew of the
pitiable condition Condor had been in for
years, and he had thought he would never
recover. The cure was evidently
thorough one for Condor worked steadily
at heavy labor In the mills aud apparently
stood IL al well as the rest OF the EN-,
ployecR. Mr.. Ford said he thought great
deal Of the young man and was pleased at
bis wonderous deliyerance from the grave
and his restoration to vigorous health.
In order 20 Gtill further verif7 the state
ments made by Mr.. Condor in the above
Toronto examined the General Hospital
records, and found therein the entries fully
bearing out all Mr.. Condor bad said, thus
leaving no doubt that his caso 10 one of
the most remarkable on record, and all
the more remarkable because IL had baf-
fed the skil Of the beat physicians in
Toronto.
These pills are manufactured by the DR..
Williams Medicine Company, Schenec-
tady, N. Y, and Brookville, Ont, and are
sold in boxes (uever in loose form by the
dozen or hundred, ard the public are
cautioned against numerous limitations
sold in this shepe) at 30 cents a box, OF six
boxes for $3.50, and may be had of all
druggists or direct by mail from DE-. Will
liams' Medicine Company from either
address. The price at which these pills
are sold make a course OF treatment com
paratively inexpensive as compared with
other remedies or medical treatment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-16
Sparta News.

SPARTA, Feb. 10.
Grandma Lloyd is quite sick.
Mr.. Christian Brenneman is on the sick
list.
Wash Mckinney has bought the Dave
Jones property and will repair it.
Miss ClsrA Buchanan wss able to be
around but took backset and was very
bad.
Charles Dine has BOUGHT the Steinmetz
house and lot where Mrs. Raney & Son
have their hardware store.
Walleh Evans is busiIy engaged selling
Rocker washing machines. He delivered
q two horse load last week.
James Carnes has bought 140 acres of
the All Williams form north of the road,
paying "a 500 for II, Mrs. Williams keep
ina 20 acres. She will have sale the last
day of this month.
Rev. Fioyd's series OF meetings are
growing more interesting. LAST night the
house WAS packed; many had to stand.
He delivered q powerful sermon from the
text, Turn ye for Why will ye die. Five
came forward and three were converted.
The meeting will continue all week. May
the good work go on.