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To R-.,,,ce The Rate on wheat.

rn~ interstate commerce commission has
rendered a decision IA the case 81 Milton
Evans ssyafnss tho Oregon Railway & Nav
iratIar Company. which vas brought be
fora Il for bearing At Wslla Waila last
ssll. from which Il appears that Evans has
war his suit The tectsfon IS accompanied
~ an order THAI the roas shah reduce the
svas-ss rate on wheat between Walls WaiIa
srH Portland from S4- . s.sa PER ten, and
between Wastshurw and Portland from - -
"a 81 General Manager Dickinson has
states 20 the Ta~oma Ledger THAT as soon
as Re receives offl ctsl notice % the decision
he VIII make prorcgttanate reduction n
tha Northern paciae wheat rate frsEzi W ala
wallA ana wattsburg 70 tAe Sound.
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CHURCH WORK AND WORKERS.

Ths. topic er the intsrnassonai Sunday
@Eaas4 tss1cr yesterday was Jez-ss the
MESSIAH" basel @. Lake xi.-S-zs
to provste Support fs~ a family q nsne
gs
Rev. Clark Davis eozaactet an Interest
lr,E service for young woman yesterday
afternoon ~ the I. W G. A rooms on
Third avenue.
The wanan's Missionary Society %
Plymouth Congregational church viii meet
a. zs98 O'Clock Wednesday Afternoon Nifa
Mrs. M J. Colnzan. 7ls Fourth avenue.
Tire Sunday school orchestra CT the
FIRST Methodist Episcopal church meets
FOR practices a. - o'clock McrGay even
Ing i the east class room al the church
THE ne, proceeds or ire cantata The
HayFuakers." given some weeks ago at
Raake's baif under the auspices Of Piyra-
osth Congregational church. AMOUNTED to
yil4ss.
REV. w. II. @. Temple. pastor Of rlyn-
ou;h Congregational church. calls for a
meeting Of lee young ladies' ~ his resi-
6ence. 1877 geneca street. next Friday even
ing a. 10 O'Clock.
Rev. ". A. shanklin. p. d. viii he as
sisted II IRE Communion service next
Epssc5pai church BY Rev. u. r. Blaine
and Rev. J. n Martin.
Most OF the churches n the city have
a pleasant custom Of lingering = %nii1
frsenfIy greetings ard tie Introduction OK
Strangers 70 the pastor.
The .wonan's Foreign Missionary socie,
~ OF the First Methodist kpls19paI
church. OF which Mrs. Ella M. Nsltnew
Is president, viii meet Ia the chIrcn par
iors Wednesday afternoon al I'D O'CLOCK
Some slnknossn benefactor has sent a
generous supply Of provisions . tnr hosfss
OF Rev. A. :. Gregg, IN soiita ssasa,s.
As = burglar depleted the parsonage pan al.,
try during the sane week. tDs DONATION
vas all the more timely.
Right Rev. r. r. Rowe u. d. the new
Protestant Episcopal hishop Of Alaska
Will be to the city this week, as inc $3.50
OF Rev u c. Garrett. and viii preach
In s.. MARKS church next rrfsiaY, s.stSf
which he will leave for bis new diocese.
The War Cry Of February - contains
an illustrated account OF the opening or
the Salvation Armyss work ~ Sraltis
June 1871 The article Is from the pen OF
Ad5f. Alfred Harris, who took Part II the
events Of which he gives some interesting
"reminiscences
The Plymouth church Y. r. s. G. F.. last
Thursday evening elected the following OF
Ulcers for the six months beginning Apiil ~
President, Roy +. Ballard. vice president.
Sarah NJ. Edwards, recording secfetar
Minnie IT. Reeves: corresponding sfcrs-
Stephenson.
The following are the announcements
made at 81 Marks church for the week:
Service every day except Friday, al 80
o'clock p. NJ; services Friday a. s 49,
a. m. ana % .. m. uisctlng OF women
Guild Friday. at II a. m. after service,
Culture Club, Tuesday evening. Snancei
Guild. Thursday, 2:3 2 "a: ncona LAY SER
vice. 10 to II ID, al Ratio nali. "ssh .s
day and Friday. All the women OF tne
parish are invited I, Nrs. III, G. Hensy :
saturday al $50 p. M, to meet Right heV.
Dr. Rowe. bishop OF Alaska
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lNONG THE LILIES.
...ual Pythian Service at
trinity Parish Church.
-. COWBOY WAS CONVERTED
-x~~x - Evangelist Citizen soid'srS
Narkts-A visitor ut the
Fgrst Methodist
..c~s cowsoYwAs CONVERTED

~.,sas mervf~e last night ~ Trsnify
- esssyeh wa& q religious poem, a
- harmony 81 was ere ANIMAL
- ~ fss Knights Of Pytni2s, AMI
.~.-sfssrs ~ tsas order nonorsd the &C.
s-~ .fsa q fzrgs attendance Two H.
- a. ~ Lul<2Tua Rank Seattle. No.
zn1-T r,.sssag. No. a. were present wsxa
Neteagfs, comma nasng fhe 1rss
- -. A. their bead. a brilliant sacred
l.s7s~-srrss was carried out. Including sas
- zerrncn 10 Rev George Rszzslse,
80 Ct the regiment sho holds fne
- 3 ezytAsn CT Col. nefcaife's STAFF.
- esesratieHs IL the church were sr-
.rsxssesY zyprogrfa.e. fhe Gala lily. tns
<..sssssxsae a0Ser 81 the order. occupy
- 80 rfsce 81 honor. Banks OF palms
- sestea psaatz made pp a dark green
s-S.srssln8. against which the pure white
= - 5sles BOXED snsranefnzfy beautiful.
$3.50 at 3 0'cIeek the service was be-
- Tas FIJI vested choir wRs followed
- the sEladie aisle by the ESQ clergy
- Rss. Dean watson and cnapiain
r,rzssls and the swo divisions OF knlzhsz
= fssg ansforfsl. save their swords. S@ats
y bonor we're reserved for the knights
4 sAs front psxs, ard as ihey entered ard
ssxses themselves they presented az iTa-
,oeag zad seidisriy array.
assrf the regular order fer evening
sngsr had been observed, Rev. George
r4xzsns Delivered sermon. which II is
a. ssslsoass hyperbols To pronounce q. mas
fsrpseos OK pulpit eioaaence- He selected
a hss topic the watcsword Of the knights
4 Pyfhsaz. Purity" taking as his text
"a sats.fua words Of Isaiah. Thy Sword
a. bs bzfhea IN heaven" Ills entire cls-
spsrss vas lofty plea for purity. per-
sssxi. sscs4l ard civil. closing with an ap-
sea 10 tsa members OF the order 10 be true
Tssxhgs ard 70 bafne their swords ia tbs
usrtfy % heaven absve. A bare synopsis
q tie sermon would do It injustice. One
uExhf as vel attempt a synopsis Of Gray's
4Elsgvs' or Lowell Vision OF Sir
Ia4nesfai" II was algni1ed without be-
~ siiitsa, timely But not sensational,
r,zss but nos coarse and the easy and
sraesfai delivery OF tho speaker made II
: pleasure 20 bis audience 10 follow him
MIRA c. A. c. Rochester sang a. an Of
fsrtory solo. Consider the Lilies" and
ksr voice never showed 10 better advant-
see- As her pure notes s.elled TO the
waited roof. the beautiful words found
On ehject lesson and happy illustration In
tss lilies that looked I'D with their white
rs,als from their modest station as II tes-
tfysng 10 the truth OF the divine words OF
Us serEaon IN song. Solomon In all his
xlogy vas not arrayed like one OF these
At the close OF the service tho chaplain
issa ssiae his clerical gown. and aonning
sas Uniform OF . Knight of Pythiak. came
ecwn into the church and shook hands
siia the comrades who had honored him
sitA ths position which he so cre6itably
Esss, and 10 whom he had just 50 eloquent
b pointed out tns exalted pathway OF
dssy and honor.
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ronia lanes a. Hamlet.

Louis James will be seen az the Seattle
thnRtrr this week In three OF the greatest
tragedies TIE engagement VIII begin
THURSDAY evening. when Mr.. James VII
r-oassst s'ETamist.'' n role IN which he has
recently scored a triumph. The company
surrounding Mr.. baFn@s IS an excellent
one. including some OF the noted shake
e-s..~aan arters q the American stage. \
iarvs car Load OF rev Scenery. effects and
s,,rngt-1res 10 used IN the productions. Fri
sav Macbeth" viii be given and Saturday
s.fgsheffo -
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WANTED HIS MONEY.
Hosp,tai Patient Raises Disturbance
and Lands I'm jail.

Peter Clement. rancher. who bad been
under treatment at Providence hospital.
and who was discharged Saturday. returned
later IN the afternoon and created such a
disturbance. that Officer Griffith had 20 be
called in. AT FIRST Clement told a wild story
OF how the hospital people had kept so be-
longing to him. Then he Concluded Il was
40 and finally sad he gave them SO and his
bin was s47 and odd cents. When questioned
closer he admitted that he had received the
change. on the way down the hii he
.hreatend 70 shoot the people at the hos
pital and acted in such a queer manner that
the officer came % the CONCLUSION he was
either insane or had not entirely reeov-
cred from del!raum trenlers.
When Clement was searched at headquar-
tiers he had certificate Of deposit Tor over
5000 This is the same man who was
picked % by the police some time ago while
be was on a spree. IL took about all the
Policemen at headquarters 20 handle him.
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The Fellow Craft degree was conferred
by Arcana Lodge. No. 81. r. ard A NJ. al
It's regular communication Monday, FED
raary - The sublime degree OF q Master
Macon win be conferred March 3.
Considerable important business was
transacted by lawson Consissory. No. ].
A. A. s. r, Tuesday. February g The
Fourteenth degree OF the A. A 8. r VIII
be conferred Tuesday. March Il. This rite
gree fs ore OF the graDdesi % the rites.
and many brethren are expected TO attend
the meeting.
The fiiustrfous order OF the Red Cross
was conferred on several sspirants Friday,
February = by SEATTLE comnnsndery. No. 2.
knights TsFnpiar. AZ the Asylum. Masonic
Temple The annual election Of officers VIII
take place Friday. March n.
Tho Entered Apprentice degree was con-
ferred BY ST. Johns Lodge. No. ?. A f.
ard A NJ. at its regular Communication
Saturday, February .. Besides this con-
siderable business was transacted.
The regular copyocatscn Of Lorraine
Chapter. No s. Order Of the Eastern Star.
VIII take place Wednesday. March :. Or.
A. NJ Burns will continue his discourse. IL
II said that another Eastern Star chapter
is projected.
The Royal and Select Masters degrees
will be conferred BY Seattle Council. No. S,
OF Royal and Select Masters. Wednesday.
March 5, at It's regular assembly.
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An,I..,,t or,lcr rnltet wor.1nen.

Queen city Ledge. No. ~ gave a most
srfi.rr,ftsI entertainments Friday evening
a. witch a choice programme of vocal ari
instrumental rnaste. Rotations and read
says was rendered. Dancing 10 the music
~ Nfzrotta's string hand was the pro-
v-araraa. ard toward the close % the even
srs a delicious lunch vas served IN H.
hanuYet bah by the ladies oe Rainier
TosiEe. No J. p. os u.
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49, g. HgNl No preached at ths
- Nesso3.st Ep3acopal church last
80 = faemheC of the Minnesota con-
- ard Pastor e. tlse Cfln,on avenue
-. q AinDeA polls lie SIS enjoying a
Vacation. ara has been spending the
ss We Weeks cf ~ on Ire Sound Mr..
- = raaR ~ Pleasing APPEARANCE. a
aFefsorti3re3 hianae standing fully
tse& h.s face e3erned by a full beard
~ 'Aef 1Ge auner }5p ts smooth shaver.
- = ialere7.frE converse ticnnlist. and
~ tsa9 for irforn1sttoa reflects credit On
49, sra us8ter Wesleyan University. 81
t%oNn. Cora. from watch - received
~ssre* 81 kAchcfor q divinity. lie ex-
- p Rum Esast thts rcaak
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Knights of Pythias.

An enthusiastic meeting OF the executive
committee Knights Of Pythias, on the en-
tertainment of the Grand Lodge in May
next. was held IN the Castle hall Sunday
morning last. Reports were received from
the various committees and a good deal
OF work has already been accomplished.
There ia considerable interest being man
ifested throughout the state. While the
convention viii not be held for two months
yet the members OF the committees realize
that there is a vast amount OF work to be
done and when the time arrives our visit
ors viii find that extensive arrangements
have been made for warm, knighuy wei
come.
Seattle Division, No /. Uniform Rank.
Tuesday night had large business meet
ing. and also admitted Knights Ennis.
Shrewsbury. Kulies. Allen, Grim, Jones,
ENercra. Stritmatter. Rockwell and Kin
ley 10 the higher rank. The rank voted
10 attend in n body the Pythian church
services A. Trinity church Sunday, March
I. under the direction OF Regimental Chap
lain Buzzeila OF TacQs1a. Olson. Canghey,
Crane. CArstens and Conner were ap-
pointed = conlnlttee 10 decorate the church
and supply the mathematical Gala lilies.
The executive council for the year Is
composed OF Sir Knights Dean Sullivan.
Kniies. Davis and striimatter.
NJ Kelly. a charter member OF the a.
vision. made some farewell remarks prior
70 his leaving for the gold mines on the
Yukon and the genial division commander
with be greatly missed, BY q unanimous
vote he was rendered the hearty good viii
and best wishes OF the division for his sue
cess.
A communication was received from
Harmony p!vision. No. s. a. Hagers-
town, Ind, and that division was assist
"a n a relief enterprise by the sale %
tickets
Csncen City Lodge. No -. IN regular SEES
sion Moaday evening, transacted a large
amount - business. after y hich George IS.
Crane entertained the visitors and MEM
ters with several vocal selections. Cards
then became the order and a general good
time enjoyed - all
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BREvITrE,.

Sheriff Ben OF Whatcorn, having In GUS
tody Mrs Mary b. Ridderbyjetke. commit
ted 10 the insane asylum at SteilacoOul,
stopped over at the Diller last night. and
viii continue his journey 10 the asylum
this morning. The unfortunate woman
lost her mind over grief for her husband.
who was the captain OF a schooner that
was wrecked IN Alaska two years ago.
Officers Of the revenue cutters Grant ana
Corwin say that the bark Thompson was
never IN peril for a moment during Satur-
days storm, when she dragged anchor Ia
the harbor II she had been. the cutters
would have sent out small boats. fer Meth
or OF the steamers was In sailing order. both
having repairs 10 the machinery In prog
reSs However much iandsmen were
alarmed. the revenue cutter officers were
not. forseeing that the anchor would take
hold again.
Schooner Fannie Dutsrd. with 800 so feet
os lumber for San Francisco. sailed TO sea
from Port Biaksley last Friday.
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Rev r. c. Garrett spoke last night at
Y. MARKS church on Christianity and
paT Country" giving the second sermon
= series witch he Is delivering Sunday
sse2irxs daring lent. Company p. Ma
feasi Gard of Washington. was present
2 Uniform. and the music was OF especial
sTssv for the occasion The preacher took
re position that while the United States
= "a many respects a Christian nation. ths
tospes ard the church have yet q great
~ % do On making IL more thoroughly
.aTisi3An- As some % the practical steps
y MS direction be suggested the cure Of
isfefepsrance, the scientific treatment OF
psssF'y aal improved municipal govern
rent
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IN THE LODGE ROOM.
All Organizations Active In
Fraternal Work.
FoREsTERS ENJOY A SMOKER
Tho Masonic fraternity Busily En-
ployed- Kent Odd Fellows Pre-
pairing . Buriesgue.
FoRgsTERs ENJOY A SMOKER

Tire various secret societies t-a1sartei
their regular quota Of business LAST week
and alsp gave several pleasant social al
fairs TIE Uniform Rank OF the Knights
OF T-yshlaz Is btxFy engaged recruiting
ffs forces ard getting every thing In iaTss-
class share for TIE coming meeting or the
Grand Ledge fn fhis city. The ForesieFs
are quite active TIE Masonic fraternity
performed eonssdsrahIe degree work dur
ing the week and has more for the imHae-
H.zfe future
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RaIlar., scored socte,te..

Occidental Chapter. No. =. Order Of the
Eastern Star. met Wednesday night and
Initiated one candidate Mr.. and Mrs.
Chadwick. OF Colfax. Or. ard Mrs Hol-
co-ah. Mrs. Bonney and Miss Hughes. OF
Seattle were present.
Court Crescent. +. OF A., held IT. usual
meeting IN odd Fellows hail Tuesday
evening. Tire members received an invita-
ton 90 be present az social 10 be given
by Court Enterprise al an early date.
which they win attend in a body.
A 3uvenEls temple OF temperance viii be
organized tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at Manney's han. with Miss Gertie Kill
worth as superintendent.
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- aaHl'al record ana directory - Ply
- CenEr eeational church just isssle6
a&slssnse and valuzhls little manual.
= Fsccnt editorial the Salem, oTezon,
-. ssassyus SAYS. slime and aElia have
- !. 10 thanoeriain's Cough Remedy tired
- ssr without the most satisfactory re-
- Asaever We see = person afflicted
-. .l - Fssness. with n cough CT cold, We
rSS.4stv advise them q eei I'hamherlAln's
- heuefe; ard when they do they
=. NxTes II. Il always does the work,
go i well Fer sale by druggists.
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rnrss5ntr~ fist 30 cFsErrh ofsesrv and or
s&Hsxa iona q corFspre hersv~ address, tr0rz
fns pastor. ra1sEdzr - church services,
the osz.Sszi reeorzz for 1xsz. and complete
Directory - TIE eongTsEasosn. TIE cover
= sfscrpet WITH a cut ~ .The church. art
the fronfisPieee - a g5o<4 portrait % IRE
pastor. Rev. ". II O. T<rrle.
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Iudopcn 3ent VrlEer 81 tFood Tom pIars.
Seattle Ledge. No {. held ifs usual meet
ing on last Monday evening. The most
election Or the delegates and alternatss 70
the district session. to ~ held in Fremont
Saturday, March :. The following were
elected. neisgatss-Mrs Cora CotterslI
Mr.. George CotteTill Mrs. s =. Shafer.
Mrs. Tvah Shoals. Amy Boilnk Maggie
Morse. Mary ssveslnd, Mabel LonEfell0w,
Christie Peterson AlseFuafes-AIrs 4.
Rolsnt- II q Benedict Eva Smiley. Aida
Sprag75e. Hanna S5vesinf. Nellie Rfnehart.
Mrs. Riushavi. Charles Head. Ernest Cor
nelson, Leonard Kidd
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Seattle Lodge. No. Z. conferred the initia-
tory degree Tuesday evening and viii con-
fer the First degree tomorrow evening.
The grand master IS expected 10 be pres
ent and therefore good attendance s. de-
sired.
Rldgeley Rebekah Lodge. No. 6, VIII con
fer the Rsbekah degree upon two candi-
dates Friday evening. and the Degree STAFF
viii meet for practice tonight At the lower
hall al Odd Fellows temple, North Seattle.
Mystic Jewel Lodge No ~. held Its reg
uiar social Friday evening. The grand mas
ter was present and made soras weli-cho-
sen remarks Refreshments we're served.
followed b. card playing. games and dane
ing.
T0it Lodge. No. I4s has Just advanced one
candidate 10 the Third degree and received
enc application. which viii be acted upon
at the next regular meeting. The members
chosen for the different parts are hard az
work perfecting the burlesaue dergee,
which Wal be given March %. the first an.
uiverssry OF the lodge. A social dance viii
follow the buriesque. Brothers II. ". Al
ilsen. l.. l. DiIlman and +. w Davis have
the matter in hand and are certain 10 make
tho affair successful and profitable.
Toll lodge turned out en- nlasse at the fu-
neral OF Brother q. W, Parker. OF Eau
City Lodge. No. &c. February I6.
Miss Marguerite Mckinney VIII sing at
the grand Republican rally tonight. Let
everybody turn out,
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n srporek. a morphine ners. who was
arrested BY rstective sam Corbett together
with ~ w Forrest or suspicion or having
stolen a case % surgical instruments Ton
,-,,ss..s,r a KeIfy's drug store. has confessed
:. eeitrs headquarters ard has told What
ss,s ssns with ths instruments.
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Cart Enterprise hel8 a rous.ng smoker
s-Nnr~aav evening. Fully seveaty-sv
ForrSserx we're present. inclz1'i sng members
ard visiting hrelaren, Aa9 ai.er short
s,,.st-sss zesssor t71srlnE whsch one can
,sfsata vas Initiated and a. Application
,s..~v,.saa a number OF Store. happy a.
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- srs.S IN ths hack. a pain unter IRE
.t,.-,ss-htnss~ water hrash. etltousness.
.rs rcnStipzsion. are symptoms % diso--
go s,os,aeN kidneys. liver and bowels.
49, al ailments originating n aerangs-
-. - tf.se organs, take Ayers Pills.
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1Fsni Republican rally - Armory ball
ssssaf Let every coed citizen In Seattle
stsaasf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-23

1t was publicly talked all over Decatur
and Ripley counties for some time before the
NeU Era sent reporter to Pierceville TO
fully investigate the Tucker matter. The
fuckers are prominent people and are all
well-to-do farmers. The Rev. William
Tucker, subject of all the talk, was pleased
TO allow us an interview. Mr.. Tucker
looked well and healthy, although he is
seventy-fve years old, and forty years ago
he began preaching in the faith of the Free
Baptists. This is his story as he told the
reporter:
81 was born and reared on farm and be-
gan preaching at an early age. | was al
ways subject to rheumatism, even when
quite young. Pains, sharp and acute, would
shoot across my body, causing me much suf-
fering. The doctors pronounced it then q
spinal disease. The pains kept getting worse
all the time from day to day as the years
rolled round, and l experienced many years
suffering.
" Although / much regretted TO, / was
compelled to retire altogether from my
work in the religious cause. The pains
would first start from my spine and limbs
hut afterward begun shooting from all parts
of the body and it seemed as though thOus
and knives were sticking me. After these
pains would first come on, my entire body
would suddenly grow cold, would be numl
all over and all my muscles would be asleep
would then turn suddenly blind. / often
!ay in this condition for hours, and generally
was conscious and knew what was going
on, hut the suffering was intense and un
bcarable. No words can describe it.
Frequently, in going about my place ol
when | would be away from home, these
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HONEST DOCTORS.

We have much pleasure in calling our
readers attention to the Cosmopolitan
Electro-Medical and Surgical Institutes
advertisement in another column. They
come highly recommended and are with
out doubt the leading Specialists of the
City of Cleveland. Their staff of Physi.
clans are all Regular Graduates and old
experienced Specialists. DR.. Ingersoll,
who represents them here, has had more
than thirty years. experience and but
lately returned from Europe, where he
has been in some of the leading Hos
pitals, learning the latest approved
methods of treatment for Special Alice
tions of Men.
To those who are under treatment, or
who have been treated by so-called Spe-
cialists, We would say, you are specially
requested to call and see the Doctor al
the Barnett House, Canton, o., July
30th and 3lst. 1t may save you years
of suffering as well as money, and cost
you only little time.