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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-04
a SERIOUS CHARGE.
A Young Man is Accused of Committing
Rape.

Young Man Is Accused Of Committing
Rape.
Jesse Marsh, well-known young
man, was arrested yesterday on very
serious charge.
The warrant for his arrest was
sworn to by Miss Jesse Holtschaw, who
accuses him of committing rape upon
her person on the evening OF July 22d
last. He was arrested by Constable
Anderson, and failing to furnish bond
was committed to jail to await hear
ing this evening at 2 o'clock.
The Blues.
If you have ever had the Blues go to
hear Updike at the Disciples Church
Friday evening. He will tell you their
cause and their cure. The Atchison,
Kas., Globe said of it: REV. Updike's
lecture on The Blues, Their Cause and
Cure was the funniest thing ever deliv-
cred In this city.
For Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neural
ola Cramn and Collie there is no remedy
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S. L. s SPRAGG, N. D.,
HEALTH oFFrcER.
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Ehsrs CasiOris
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M. CUTMAN (
s s:s'i. Main and Twelfth SIS. :,
Runtso.

WANTED-To RENT-THREkl
w rooms for dwelling, villa d
utss' wfk fsefn postofiice. Addres
T.. tbit once.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

"a fse \ @sl 10 astsses Ne. ?. vho hsve
ft.,, - -. aFs hsli A., ~ shn hs's
80 s@i-.~s saase th.s ese sd 80. hsa
ast. ssnes ihs 10 are - iaios,s ~
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lee Elel v,sah. eee Lsh d. Alice
Dsltos. Willie Hsyd Mssss hillss
ADD Asnos RnlA one day. Sarah Cniiinsn.
Jsiis Mcriss@y and Msry Tscmpssn one
ssd oss ball ds,n
- The seooad Mssolio Di,tsiei Co1vsn,
,ion ell bs t~id 10 hsscuic Hall A,lisg
Ton. 90 Tocsisy February IN. afternoon
ard sv.niss. Grand Ast-r Bse Q ssd
Grand Lee,rres NsY - veil - several
other Grand Lodge. enioers. iscindins sbs
Di.ir.ci d.ru,y. bsve s.gn'hed their To-
ten,ion to he resspt Az 3o'clock He'd
Moua,sin Lodge. No $50 Biosnson,
" A.. oil open 10 The Third Degree. Al
ter rsfrrsb mepis. the 6rt Degree uili b
soiked b, TUCKER Lodge, No a. George
Z Cory. W NJ. Lodge viii be closed 90
FIR, Drsne. spd Red Mountain lodge.
No 6 wi work The Sscopd Degree. Sup.
De, .hi be- served 4 q 80 O'Clock. Az
7 80 o'clock the Grand oflissrs siil be re
ceivsd. aud Mount An,hoay Lodge No
IS. r u Bennett W n, vii sorh the
Third Degree. AL Mssoos 10 good and
regular standing are cordially ins.t ID to
attend. Half fare rates vii! be gwen by
b aud X railway.
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BAhSuhyiLLE

Frank NJ Bulkley. sitter spending sew
er.l yesrs 10 K.rrss. has purchased OF Y
W Cook the ''old buck tsvero" aud tween
" i've scrs OF land Frank Is convinced
that Vermont is bit ~ place o live in
than Kansas. and having tried beth be
ought TO be we'll Ito Judge correctly.
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Advice 90 Nsshsrs.

Are you disturbed vt night and broken
OF your rest by sick chiid suffering sod
crying Win pain OF cutting teethS lfso.
.eod ct once and get botils OF Mrs. Win
.los's Sootaias Syrup Tor children teeth
log. l, cares dysentery. disrfhoes. regui
ls,es the stomach and bowsl,. cares VIM
colo, soit.a. the guns. reduces ioh an -
ton. sod gives 1 zoe and energy 10 sbe
whole system. Mrs. winsios's 5 poihias
syrup for Caiiirsa r-stbiog u piesssp,
/, the taste sad !. tbs prescription Of nne
OF the oldest and b 81 femsis pby.,cisps
ami nurses 10 the U ,itsi si.t .. and is for
ssls by ell druggists tbrou chou, the World
Price. rs cents bostls
II 10 announced tina. matters bstsssn
Rev. ThsdJens A. Saivefly vii DOT 10 The
future make any saither attempt. II pro.
euring . divorce. either 10 Vermont or
any other state TIE SIMMER home OF the
family vH u Bsaning,os.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

BURTON a. co.
Will offer for the weeks until lines closed out
CLOTHES WRINGERS Universal $500 Daisy Iron Frame 81 so
WASH TUBS Large size s5c Medium SOC
nrar,t11a F7opc
Hushel Baskets IS cents Quart
KEROSENE OIL CANS.
80 and sL75
sneet11ass and rs n s s cents s. % " "'''' '
no 8 T. IF x.
a' "s'' "' '. % c-sn" DC @ a
STATION. sY ns' c.a s. i Ny. r.s.
TABLE DAMAsKs--Au linen, SO to so inches wide
ssss g CD: IS s s a IS; . s " @ s
" Heavy Damask fine, at IS cents
UND II a
.s. 80 ss y .. r % ' jersey ''' $780, % 20
bennington ladies' Scarlet quality rs
8 Ea Q T. 8.
=. ' ss:" a =
MEMS KIP BOOTS $500 pair Boys
CHOICE WORTH CENTS
A Complete Lime of Dress Nannels.
yard io ali wool 50 and IS cents @EBr@
comforaues- se :. 90 81 $500
Nav. 4nd 4 uc It 81 90 and 10
NAVY BLUE STORM SERGES
80 as inch sand CENTS desirable and stylish
1000 Black Austra and Cames Hair IS and 81 cent"
REST INDIGO BLUE PRINTS CENTS asaa
Wool Yarns, FuU Weight.
Al colo" except " ss, ss spanish r.as
Patent Flour $500 per barrel Best St Louis at sf2S
Al above prices for stock will early
BURTON & co, Manchester Centre VT
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STATE NEWS.

l, is reported tb.t President Harrison
will offer the Chief Justiceship OF the IL.
land Of samoa to * Gov. Ormsbee, OF
Brandon, Who is nov the American Com
missioner OF the island. Mr.. Ormsbee,
end h,r daughter have lu.t arrived home
from Samoa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

Al the ssnusi election 81 the stochi
bo.dsss Of The fse,,ry Point National
BssL The following Directors v.rs chos.
e.. AL Grsves. ID y Wilson. MS q l.
bern. q W Frvell. wm Root John Cor.
us.ELUynse. IL Graves 80 chcssn
rr~sidsa !. d q wiison vice prssideus aod
Up Black Cashier. A semisnnusi disi'
decd Of per eco, vss declared.
Al tho snnusl nsttips Of AdoDir N
Chapter he i.licsiss o,Ssers vsrs cleo.
kd. Err C.rpst ter. n EHP;J u whip
ria EK:Ew Bsrr,vs. u 4; . y Bssb'r
& Of n, y r Blsct. rr~ss; y q Tuiiie.
Bscy; n Essies,on. r \: l. shsnses, II A
Gel p~eeh. N Ord v. wooavossh n
2ad y;JP Black LIST v; n<v II q S~ar
Ing. charlsia. q l. wccdcoct. J 9 Hsinel
6asssrda. G Meehis. Tyler.
-Ahss . srsdasl a. cline Which has ext
sssdAd ovsr ps,i,d Of several yssD. Mrs.
AL Graves pssssd qa'esiy sssy isoa
sassA - Sesasy isst Her death esusss
. grsaa vscsssy nos molly 10 Der csu plsss'
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I'fIRI.

= As Lyon. con Of Fl emsn Lyon snd
br, thes Of Charles Lyon 81 Sbosbsn. n y
died 10 Morr,stosp. MINI. recently. HE
nephew. ChSl-s + Lyon brought the rel
nsins to Cambridge. n y ~b~re they
u,rs placed 10 the receiving vault. and
Gill br trough, herr. rts favorable time,
for in,srmelt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12

IA Graves died ssndsy morning Of
spopi.xy. lie bad been NJ for stou, .
v~ek bu, no, 90 ~ 10 crate slfrm until
Saturday pisht shsn be bal The stroke Of
spoplsry from which be died 10 few
hourA. Hs sss lefty ears old and leaves
. vidov and . 400 i've years ola.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-01-12


CASPIAN: Miss Josephine Hodge. Con.
Mrs. Emma Tosslsy. Ga.rd; Mrs Fran
ces Nichol, Assistant Guard.
Last week Wednesday. At the lecture
room wss held the snrusl horcb meeting.
Al IL o'clock the eonpsuy psr,ook OF an
elegant dinner and srett 40 hour 10 soci
converse. and very plesssrt hour il wss.
though some Who w.r, preseIt one year
ego w.r- saaly missed. two or three having
gone 10 reside IN 81. tber s'ste sod other
loved ones having passed to their heaven.
II hone Four sere present Who are con
.iiersbi~ psst 10 years old snd quite .
number vbo are q fe. years l-ss than so.
A. too o'ciock the meeting ~ss called 10
,r Ter and the roll called, and reports msde
from ID. dim r.nt departments Of Christ
len votk. ssd arrangements made for the
c.s.iue y~sr The meeting closed ct four
clock and al seLt .vsy f-eiins thai they
bsd spsn, profitable sitsrnoou.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-09-14
THIS Is AWFUL.
ONE OF THE BoLpssT TRAN ROB.
Berries ON RECORD.

A Lake Shore Train Held Up Near Ken
dallville. Ind. Only q Few Miles From
the Ohio Line-barge Amount of Gold
oaptured-The Robbers Escape to the
Tall Timber.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 12,-[Special.l i
Express train No. IA, Lake Shore passen.
ger express coming east, was held up NJ
O'Clock this morning four miles west OF
Kepdallville, Ind. There were twenty
masked robbers In the party. They had
turned the switch and when the train
stopped part of the gang boarded the
engine. Engineer Knapp struck one
with bis coal pick and he was shot inc
staptly with Winchester rife In the
breast. With dynamite others OF the
gang blew of one end of the express car
and the safe was blown open with the
same explosive.
The passengers were not molested. The
robbers filled sacks with as much as they
could carry. There was two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars aboard. Chicago
officers and Pinkerton detectives are
after the robbers, who escaped to the tim
Der.
Many people from Cleveland and sur
rounding towns we're coming home from
the Fair, on the train. The train arrived
here at 0 80 this q. m. Messenger M. NJ.
Weist II now making report Of the loss.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-09-14
FLoPPEO ALSO ON PENSIONS.

Gov. Mckinley has made flop on
the pension business, the same as he
has on the silver question. This flop is
quite sudden. In speech, which the
Governor delivered on the 8th of June,
1898, he said, in referring to the pen
sion roll:
mo honest man will object to a
purging of this roll of all who are un-
worthy there. Every case must rest
upon its own facts. do not object to
unworthy men being stricken from the
roll"
At that time the Cincinnati Times
Star, Mckinley organ, was clamoring
daily for thorough revision of the
pension roll, with view of cutting off
unworthy pensioners, and Mckinley
thought the movement to drop unwor
thy pensions would become popular.
Hence he put himself .on record in
favor of honest pensions.
Now Mckinley thinks he can make
more votes by championiug the other
side, and in his Akron speech he fops
to the other side.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-09-14
UinlAville.

LIMAvILLA, o., Sept. IL, '93.
John McCamens and wife, Of Kent, were
here on business Sunday.
j. o. Wilhelm commenced his fall term
OF school at Deerbrook Monday.
Frank Miller, wife and family, OF Mt.
Union, visited in this place Sunday.
Mrs. E. G. Henderson left for three
weeks visit with relatives in Titusville,
Pa.
Charles GaraRus, wife and daughter, Of
MAssillon, visited relatives near town last
week.
Mrs. A. L. Reynolds, who was reported
quite sick last week, Is now able to be
around again.
M. A. Wagner has had new foundA-
ton put under his large harm, Abraham
Fox doing the work.
in. Rhodes home was made happy by
the arrival of a fine little boy. Mother
and child doing we'll.
], E. Porter, who was attending the W.
B. conference at Akron last week, res
turned home Monday.
Henry Michens, former Limaville boy,
but now OF Canton, and wife, are visiting
relatives In this place.
Mr.. Parker, we'll known II this place as
theatrical performer, is spending few
days with his friend, ], p. Yoder.
L, T. Arnold and Adam Bower deserve
special praise for their excellent work in
clearing up the LimAville cemetery.
II. G, Ware, ex-postmaster of misplace,
who has been working in Cleveland until
recently, has again returned to the city.
c. d. Paxton, of this place, who is the
night operator at Alliance, left for Chi
cARo Monday for a two weeks sight SET
ing at the Worlds Fair.
Rev. +. NJ, Carl will fill the U. B. pulpit
at this place the coming year. Rev. o.
W, Slusaer, the former pastor, of this
place, was sent TO Lake Fort, Ashland
county, o.
Several days ago one of our genial
farmers by the name of Will, called upon
one of our genial butchers by the name of
Dow. Will started early in the morning
thinking he could soon make q RhIe of
some stock before old Sol would get very
far in the eastern sky. Dow greeted him
In his good natured way and they talked
very pleasing about the conjecture of the
weather. The next question forced upon
their minds was q lecture on stock, which
we are reliably informed lasted until 3 p.
m. before bargain was made, the differ
ence was but little; neither OF the gentls-
men are close men to deal with, but on
this occasion they 30 thoroughly present
ed the points in the case that neither felt
like yielding of courHe. Will says be
took dinner and fortunately enough as
the case may be. Dow had on hand soms
extra tiue sGusages, The farmer did eat
and was filled. The butcher preceiycd at
once that he WAS beat out 3 yards Of Eau-
sage and closed the bargain,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-09-14
From Marlboro.
MARLBORO, o.,

MARLBORO, o., Sept. 10.
Nose MilleT's canning factory is BOOM
ing.
Joe Walton and wife are at the Worlds
Fair.
The farmers are all sowing wheat and
harvesting corn.
Rumor says there will be o couple Of
weddings before many days.
I'd. Wsarstler. wife and baby. visited
In Akron from Monday until Wednesday.
Will Capian and wife, of Alliance, visi-
ted Mrs. Captains parents few Gays last
week.
Mrs. Dallas Southworth has returned
home after visit of three or four weeks
with her mother.
Owen Wyleman unexpectedly left town
on Tuesday afternoon and has not
returned al this writing.
The Misses Vic and Anna Lamiell were
the guests OF the Misses Flora and Louise
Atkins. of Alliance, Saturday and Sunday.
Obed Oberlin bas sold his farm to,Yictor
Bisser, formerly OF this township but now
Of Kent. Mr.. Obsrlin intends to locate
Ia Middlehranch.
Mr.. Blgby, of B. DsnnemiIIer & Sons,
was In town Wednesday. Mr. Bigly 10 q
genial gentleman and makes friends
wherever he goes.
Do not fail to come to the Marlboro
fair. We guarantee you a good time.
Anyone wishing catalogues and speed
pro0rams write 10 DIR. Santee or George
CarliIe, Marlboro, p. o.
We regret 10 chronicle the death of Mrs.
A. Bloomfield, who died last Sunday. In.
terment took place at Sand Bank eeme-
terry on "Wednesday at 2 p. m. The fam
lily has the sympathy OF friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-09-14

hope is entertained by the doctor for, Mrs.
Wartmen, who is also down with the
fever.
Rev. Young, Of Summit county, has
beer appointed 10 preach for the u. b.
people al Bethel for the coming year.
Rev. Young IL quite fluent speaker and
q very good singer.
Every school teacher In Paris township
should read our educational journal this
winter. We can highly recommend The
Progressive School edited By Prof. b. Il.
Yanney Of Alliance, o.
The addresses at the picnic last Satur-
day were Attentively listened to and we're
of strong religious tendency. The little
girls of Mt. Pleasant deserve praise for
the manner In which they conducted their
singing,
Services were held in the Reformed
chuich on Thursday aud Friday evenings
of last week, also on Saturday, afternoon ;
q preparatory service and communion
services on Sunday st 10 o'clock .. m.
Several members were added to the
church.
During the picnic festivities last SatuI-
day some Of tho young folks secured a
large rope and fastened it to q tree for q
swing. The tree proved TO be hollow srd
about eight or ten boys got on at once II
caused the tree to brs ak down. In 7 =. ing
the tree struck Dayton Baughmap 1 one
of his legs, tearing his clothes ~ IellinR
him to the ground. He was "e,r ried to a
buggy and taken home. DR. Nestfall was
called and attended to the suffering boy.
No bones were broken but the bcy's leg
was badly bruised.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-09-14
Fairhope.

FAIRHoPE, Sept. 13.
Born to Mr.. and Mr3. David BobreT, a
bouncing boy.
Miss Iva Brown has returned from her
visit to Youngstown.
H. L. Hershey starts for Chicago today
to do the great show.
Ellsworth Grimm, from Canton, spent
Sunday with his parents.
Henry Frantz and wife, from New Ber.
lin, were seen in our midst on Sunday.
Miss Ida Lesb, who has bsen quite sick
from typhoid fever, is slowly recovering,
Miss Laura Lesh and two of her sisters,
from Louisville visited at David Hutt's on
Sunday, 600
A. Dillman and wife and E. Hershbsrs
ger and wife Sundayed with friends at
OsnaburR.
Our mail has been very irregular for the
past week. For three days we did not get
any mail at all. We now get our mail
from the east instead of the west, Hs for
merly. Time, II 80 q. m.
The following persons were elected as
delegates from our Sunday school to rep
resent the school at the township CONVEX
tion on Sept 20: Mrs. II. S. Hershey, Mrs.
II. HersbberRer, Miss Iva Brown, Eli
Hershberger and NJ. L. Hutt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-09-14
UNDERWRITING
SPED THE BULLET INTO HIS BRAIN.

Despondenoy Causes selod shuts to Com
init suicide-His Body Found-It Lay
All Might in q Drenohing Hsin.
A Rhastly discovery wa, made early this
morning az the Cedar street bridge In the
West End. The lifeless body of Selod
Shutz, . gounR and quite well known
man, was found just on the north APP
pronch at the east end of the bridge. A
small hole in his right temple and a clos
of coraulated blood showed where fatal
bullet went crashing into his brain. OF
fcers McCort and Romy and the patrol
wagon were summoned and the body
brought to the city and thence taken to
Moses q Reimsnyder's undertaking
rooms.
age, she son Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. J.. Shutz
and brother OF viii Shutz, prominently
known. OF West Tuscarawas street; II
appears the young man bad on various
occasions made much trouble Tor mis-
parents, and Monday when young Snus
applied 10 his father to give security Tor
Reigner,s court, the parent spoke adj
visedIy on the subject Of good behavior,
ard this seemed 10 dwell In Selod'y
mind to great extent. Mondas
Griffith ct Calhoun's livery stable
self and that his body would be found
along the West creek In the morning. No
further attention was paid by the men TO
Shutz's remarks. The young man failed
10 show up at night. When passing along
Cedar street early this morning man
discovered the body at the place describ-
ed. II was lying at the top of q small
embankment. The right side Of the face
was down upon the ground and some
earth still attached itself to his face when
raised. At his side lay thirty-two caliber
revolver with one shell empty. 1t 10
quite evident that Shutz was standing
along the board walk when he held the
revolver to his head, and az the bullet en-
tered his brain he staggered to one side
and fell. In Shutz's pocket were found
two handkerchiefs covered with blood. II
In apparent that after the shooting, as the
blood rushed out of the wound in his
head, the young man drew the handker-
chiefs out of his pocket and wiped away
the blood.
The young man was we'll known. II is
about two years sgo that he
attempted to end his exist
ence with q razor. He slGshod his
throat simply because he became infat-
uAted with a certain woman who didnt
return her ardent love for the youth. His
life at that time was dispaired of, but he
recovered only to further himself IN other
troubles.
Shutz recently bad been engaged at
CAlhoun's livery stable. Prior to his en-
Ragement there he worked for Section
Boss Il. W. GArrity of the Valley railway,
with whom he got into trouble short
time ago through some alleged nnony-
nous letters, Tho case was called up
Monday in Justice Reigner's court, but II
was continued upon Shuiz furnishing bail
for his appearance. The parents are
sadly grieved over the terrible ending Of
their sons career. .n.
The deceased was born Mt Bolivar and
the remains will be taken to that place
8 o'clock.
When found and &C arch was made OF
the clothes of Shuiz, a number Of cards
bearing the name of John Hendershot,
well known preBsman, were discovered
and q rumor gained credence that the
body was that of Hendershot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-09-14
MCKINLEY FAILED TO MENTION THE
ISSUE IN HIS AKRON OPENING.
From the Cleveland Plain Deaer.

NAOLu VIZ NONNAauh 4 IAN bOaGis
Gov. Mckinley gave no account
of his own stewardship or that
of his party, since they came
into Office twenty months ago.
No reason why they should be
continued in power at the expiration
of their present term was offered. The
governor confined his remarks exclu-
sively to matters with which the several
candidates for Office on either side will
have no concern whatever, If elected in
November for the next two years. He
wanted Mr.. Neal to tell him what he
proposed to do in regard to the duties
on borax and flaxseed oil, coke and
drugs.
OF course the Governor was wise in
trying to divert attention from state
agairs, which are directly involved in
the election, to national matters with
which the election has nothing to do
directly or indirectly. The record of the
Republican State administration and
legislature will not bear scrutiny. 1t is
spotted with scandals, tainted with cor
ruption and notorious for mismanage-
ment. Gov. Mckinley, as Governor, has
been serious disappointment 20 his
friends who credited him with execu-
tive ability and good judgment, two
qualities in which his administration
has been conspicuousiy deficient. The
legislature has been a stencil in the
nostrils of the decent people of its own
party, and the Governor naturally
shrank from any reference to 1t.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-09-14

YOUNG MEN-Who have become victims Of soli-
tary vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
which annualysw sweeps TO an untimely grave thous-
ands Of young men Of exalted talent and brilliant
intellect, may call with confidence.
DRS. FRANCE AND 0TTMAN, after years Of ex-
perienoe, have discovered the greatest cure known
for weakness in the back and lmbs involuntary dis
charges, impoteney, general debility, nervousness
languor confusion Of IDEAS palpitaton Of the heart
timidity, trembling, dmness Of sight, or giddiness
diseases Of the head throat nose, or skin, affee-
tons OF the liver lungs, stomach, or bowels-those
terrible disorders arising from the solitary vice Of
youth-and secret practices, blighting their most
radiant, hopes or anticipatons, rendering marriage
impossible Take candid thought before il is too
late. A week or month may place your case be- yond
the reach OF hope. Our method Of treatment will
speedily and permanently cure the most obstinate
case, and absolutely restore peTfecs manhood.
TO MlDpLE.AGED MEh.-There are many from
the age OF 30 90 90 who troubled with frequent
eyaeuations OF the bladder, often accompanied by
slight burning or smarting sensation, weak enng the
system IN a manner the patient cannot account for.
On examination OF the urinary deposits, a ropy
sediment will be found, the color will be thin or
nnlkish hue. There are many men who die of this
difficulty, ignorant Of the cause which Is second
stage OF serlinal weakness. We will guarantee
perfect cur In all such cases, and healthy
restoration ot the enito-urinary organs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-09-14
Paris Pointers.
PARIS, O. Sept. 12

PARIS, o., Sept. ~.
Mr.. Simon Hahn 10 now confined to his
bed, but there are still hopes for his re-
covery.
Mr.. Alvin Conrad 10 teaching o fall
term Of school at Linden Hall In Minis
shilIeD township.
Mr.. Harvey Welker II giving his farm
adjoining town q general cleaning up.
We are told the farm 10 still for sale.
Tbs next thing on the programme for
cur farmers II the cutting OF their corn.
which Will be quite task on account OF
she storm.
Homsr WAslmsn Is slowly recovering
from bad case Of typhoid feysrs Little