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New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
SHARP ADVANCE IN COTTON.

The price Of cotton advanced sharply YESTERDAY
on the news OF the disastrous freeze In the SOUTH
and trading was active throughout the day me
March future opened at 6.33. points above sat
,,-4.,,,s Last nrice and closed at 6.2s The May
opened Z points up e& and closed a. 80 no
August orened al 6a3 5 points above SATURDAY
isef o1otation and closed AT 629. The declines
from the high prices Of the day were que 20
Substantial net gains for the day.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

HAzFI.TON-HOwE-On Tuesday. February a. az the
house Z Or. - John Roosa. No. 20 East 3oih ST
Nea York city. by the Rev Marvin r Vincent. IT, D.
Mar Hutteryvorth Howe. daughter OF Mrs BENJAMIN
putterworth George Hazelton. ot San Francisco
cal
J-OrFER-PRETAT-At the Church Of the Holy Trinity,
Er1oklyn. y y. February II. lSe. by the Rev
Il nard stryker. Eleanor Earl Pretat And freaerlc
Ludlow Luqueer
srOc-M- -FIINT-Or Tuesday. February Ia 1899. By the
Rev u Parker Morgan az the Church ~ the Heavenly
Rest Margaret Olivia Slocum 10 sherman Flint
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be en-
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
FIRST MEETING or THE PEOPLES GLIB.

Tho orst regular meeting Of the newly organized
r,oo,lo,s Club will be held al o'clock tonight al
the temporary quarters Of the club IN ST Marx
narsh-h house Tenth-st and Avenue A bishoP Eo'-
,or Richard Watson Glider. Father Ducey ana 'he
R.v Or r Heber Newton have recently Jo"leu 'i'e
.t,b 4 letter has been received by the cIun Hoih
,,..,,,s Pom hearing the news that number
Of persons vlng in that place are ceres cnb Gr
ing IA a., RAJ the club Will probably help them III
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
OPPRESSION OF BRITISH NOT LIKELY.
DO1-RTs FELT IL WASHINGTON AS TO THE
aAMOAN NEWS FROM AUCKLAND.

SAMOAN NEWS FROM AUCKLAND.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE State Department
,s IN expectation OF an early report by cable
from United States Consul Luther Osborn at
Ap,a. Of the things that have taken place in
that disturbed community since the establish
nent Of the Provisional Government 1t Is un-
derstood that the British Government has two
war vessels now at Apia With another on the
way or Just arrived there. With this force at
the back Of the British Consul IL is not under
stood how the British residents Of Apia can be
oppressed. The Provisional Government spoken
of in the Auckland dispatches a. carrying mat
tois with a high hand is nothing more than a
temporary device. whose every act vii he SUD
ject 10 the approval Of The three government -
parties 70 the treaty. and whose existence must
terminate the instant the Powers can signify
their determination 10 uphold the decision ~
the Chief Justice in the selection OF MaIetoa
Tanus as King Of Samoa.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

A.
TONIGHT AT O'CLOCK.
AT CHICK ERING HALL.
Continuing Tomorrow cThursday) ana
Friday at the same hour,
And This "wednesday. Thursday. FRI
day and Saturday Afternoons,
AT THE
AMER1CAN ART GALLERIEA.
THOMAS Il. CLARKE'S
FAMOUS Art COLLECTION.
THOMAS E KIRBY. Auctors'r
AMrRIrAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERS.
FAST 23D ST MADISON sQUARF SOUTH
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
TIE INDIANA GoES D0Wy THE BARBOR

" Do'ue-ship Indiana lef; the Brooklyn Navy
H alo about Il a. m Yesterday 10 toln the cruiser
NJ anchored on Tompkinsviue Like the
VIII "h ihe Indiana has again been painted
Ia me peace color Of The Navy.
ipe sse sahss Of men were busy yesterday clear
s,r.s no" rom the ships Al the yard and from the
ferry MAD hi.Mvel we was difficult and the Cob Dock
Which Va Tlps az long intervals. Outside work.
partly resnroea ahuIely sucpended on Monday. was
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
.r.rrp p1Gr THE cLrB CHAMPION

The nnal game in the handicap pool tournarn1i.
., the Union League club was played on MohuaI
~tght The tournament was begun on Deoen'oe'
Win twenty-nine contestants. J seaVer rag a''r
| t,or. Mr. Page winning by few points inc
a. t. won was a silver nunung-cup ara me
hIatd hIsa nriz@ gold-mounted billiard cue. WIN case
sfr,b Interest wa taken IN the cohlSs'' al" '''
.s % - ~ the result was eagerly awaited
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

MAIN OFFTCE-No l54 Nassau-st
UPTOWN OFFtCE--No. 1922 Broadwsy.
AMERICANS ABROAD will ma The tribune a.;
Lo1don-Ofce Z The Tribune 10 l's F'es'Ic
Morton Chaplin & Co No. Pr ncess- ST. r c
RroVn Gould Co No 81 New oXfort-s,
American Express Comp ny. No 3 Waterloo Paoe
Thomas cook son. I.udgafe circus. -
The London once - Tte Tribune Is conNenient p@~
% ,esve advertise ana suhscrlptions.
Nurroe & Co.. " : Rue Scfhe
TIot,inglier 60 ~ . Rue he r )'ence
Morgan. Haries 60. No. 81 Boulevard Haussmsns
Credit Lyonnais Bureau fes Etangers
American Express Company No 9 Rue bAeVy.
Thomas COOK Z Son No Place dc opera
C;eaeva-Ionhard oder Co. ana Union Bank
r -Whitby & Co
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
uoRRJIL DAY IN COLLEGES.

... Mas Feb l4-1n recognition Of the
,,.'.a,tsbed services Of Senator Justin NORTH
- ,be cause OF education. the Executive Commit
,.. ~ the Association of American Agricuitura
colleges has appointed next April a. the annl'ef-
- ~, pte htrtL az n day 10 be observed WIN ~
80; ia "a eyarcses by all the Agricultural am
ptorrlcal colleges OF the country oisan'L,tH, ,esS 90
established under the s"-oh4ieu M''''' ~"
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
,n y,rcEcoCT 20 ARRITE TO-DAY.

Htch,o.s tic new so,re'"T1 o. me ~
,.-,or and lately Amba ssador 10 Russia Is eAIe.s
70 arrive to-day the Ieuton9, 80, WakemSn 70
DepsI ph sT ofIclal welcome 20 MI HlbcncoCGH, ~
re Ippraisor will Accordingly 80 I1Tn ,n srrival OF
,ha Teutonic there.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
SEW-yoRK EDISON COMPANY MEETING

The annual meeting Of the Edison Electric lhu-
rfnating Company Of New-York. held yesterday
resulted in the reelection OF the retiring directors
over slxty-four thousand shares were voted al
tho mating No action was taken bearing on the
Contemplated absorption OF the company oy me
New-York Gas and Electric Light Heat ana ROVER
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
DETAILED FORECAST FOR ro-nAY.

For Maine. New Hampshire ani Vermont fair. fresh
20 brisk northerly winds
For ue District OF Columbia Mas'aehuseu'. Hhoos
Island Connecticut Eastern New-NorN. Eastern Penn
s,i,sn,s New Jerssy Delaware Maryland and virginia
ain riy NJ temperature fresh o. north L. eHst
winds. A. ,...p "a
onto generally fair except probably hghf snow IN h'l
ern portions rising temperature. h'-h I'D o'lSN S'''
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
6perial Notifes.
Tribune Terms 10 Mail Subscribers.

Daily with Sunday $40 year; months s''
months. 80 80. month. 81 a.. ,
Daily. without Sunday, s. year o nonhns' W.
months 81. month. - cents ... o,
Sunday Tribune. separstely 81 a year; non'n'' -
Weekly Tribune. issued Wedne sdays. 81 year -
Semi Weekly Tribune Issued Nesdays ana ffldsys ~
a year-llustratAd supplement With fridays sue
tribune Alma is9H-25 cents a copy pos,penL
POST AGE-Extra postage IL CHARGED N forelgn ooonl
excsp; Mexico and Canada. and on me daly IN Ne"-
REMiTTANCEs Il sent In cash, unregistered. viii b as
owners risk
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
RETIRED PAY FOR HAPrARD TEACHERS.
The SYSTEM TO GO INTO EFFECT FOR THE BEN
EFT OF VETERAN PROFESSORS

Cambridge. Mass Feb B-Acuon taken by the
Harvard University Corporation was armour ced
ms morning whereby system Of retiring allow
snces for professors Is established 90 into effect
WIN the reX' college yea All who have
served as professors assistant professors for
twenty years and are more than sixty years old
- tAgo4e fOr one Il these allowances. Such men
S..rt re'irDg VIII get One-tnlr1 OF their last sal
%Iy 10Y twenty years ~ service ana nesiXteeu N
.I eseh additional yer of service providing the
.t.Lhg allowance shall not exceed tWo-thlrds Of
their last salary
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
At THE WEST SIDE REPrBHCAy CLUB.

The members Of the West Side Republican Ciuh
ond heir friends had an entoya bic evening at the
clubhouse 40 ~ Boulevard last evening. The
eeetr Included an entertainment and an informal
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The theatres recovered last night from the de-
preston OF the night before caused by the storm.
Nearly all the audiences were large, and there Was
an apparent disposition of theatre-goers to make
up for their former deprivation. But the theatre
never really gets the money that IS once kept out
OF the house by an espe cial cause One place 81
srnusernAnt thus Roster & Balls has an
ncunced The intention 70 exchange any tickets for
Monday night that msy be brought IN for tickets
for other nights Doubtless the public would he
Flad 10 hear from others.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
GERMAN LOAN OVERsUBSCRIBED.

= u Adams the banker has received the fol-
lowing cable dispatch from Berlin: The yUo"-
600 mark $50 OO0o German Government loan. taken
hv the Deutsche Bank Of Berlin. applications for
which closed on Thursday last has been subscribed
for TWENTY-FIVE times over. the total applications
hainx about 400 OaOlO marks 81 1S O000)
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

~. las. De Covcr'ey dance Of the season wa
~. ,as, nigh, a. Delmon.co's The suoscroers
a,,1 .ss cues. were received by Mrs winston =
al. s..,.s.oo5 srd Mrs charles Francis Roe
,,r',,s renerts led the coti4on alone r,s dns ns
.avoFs .,rre and for their partners there
foEsTS ,-strs valentines. boutonnieres and small
raar-s
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

-, Clarence Postley. Of No. ~ Fffth-ave gave
valentines luncheon Yesterday atiernoo"
- ,,oruded Ms John Sayre Martin. MIS-.
l..-os y r coils Mrs Robert Nic9I nv Iv.ili,an N
y 'la' af- Rirhar3 Butler. Mrs Areh's' vi
M3Fys, M4lSrso, ard Mrs Vernon NJ. Davis
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

Tonight Schnitzers comedy-drama "ffei"io
will he given for he first time IN this country at
49,, rr,.,r.o place Theatre II will be repeated on
Saturday afternoon and evening. BlumentilaI anu
Kedelburg's "Mauerblumcheu VIII he gwen On
FRIDAY evening at popular prices
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

The Cough that hurts and the deceptive slight
cold can each be conquered with Jaynes Ex
! uectOraut
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
-. nnrp srARrS FOR WASBINGTON

General Russell A. Alger. the Secretary OF H var
left this city yesterday morning TO return ~
ington-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
Woodlawp Cemetery.

voodlswn st.tnn t2ith Ward. Harlem Railroad
The stephen Merritt Burial Co, Ai-aS W.
22d -Undertskers ebalfners and funeral direcioS
prompt service day and night Tel i+isth ST. Es is>'-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

rrlnune once FEB 10 ! q. fn-Th" weather ''s'''1'
49,, r,. temperature ranged from 20 - degrees
~ - 1-t. degrees, being - degrees h.sher rin
,s, o., Monday and IsH desreef lover 'han tha' '' ''
eo1IesI ,aa,i,. tocay VII ss fair ana waTIEsf
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

The ersi dance or the fortnishtiy series OF canes
~ .bs winter was given 81 She-ry's last nle l.
-s.- .bA ootnlor was led ny AleXandeTr. r. NJ, hAu-
Ne. .rpo danced with Mss Marguerite OhaIi"'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15
MARRIED.

Evans Ale IL Favored
m Houses. cafes and Rsstaurants.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

The following arrangements FOR future perform
ances are announced al the Metropolitan opera
House: On Saturday night the opera is changed
from The Huguenots" 10 Faust" In the cast
Will he Miss Suzanne Adams and Messrs saleza-
Albers and Plancon. on Monday evening The
Huglenots" viii be sung with Nine Nordica, Nine.
Sembrich, Jean and EdOuard De Reszke VI. Maurel
and NJ Plaucon in the cast Orchestra seats will
sold AZ s. and others IN proportion For the rest
Of next week the bills viii be: "Wednesday, Don
Giovanni" Friday. "Tannhauser' Saturday after
noon Tristan und Isolde; Saturday night. Lucia
di IammermOOr.'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

c,,.-er and Mrs Louis Fitzeerald gave oinner
80. to- vounr married people and several OF the
,.sr.,,e. n The season last night AZ their home
"a - LevirCfoD-aVe
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

The benefit for John Higgins, the jumper. which
has already heen announced. will take place at
Roster & Balls Music Hall. this afternoon
long programme has been arranged u VIII ne re-
rnerlbered that Mr. Higgins was injured whl!e
Jumping on the stage. at this house few nights
ago II IS no, likely that he viii be able 10 appear
apair in q long time Henri French and inc
Heugcr Sisters nave arrived on NE PariS and VII
anreor ~ Roster < Bials next Monday mghL
;Tbev were 10 appear last Monday but were pre-
vented by the delay ~ the snip
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

s.,s,o--elect Chauncey N Depew gave valen-
&c., las, evening al his home. No. p West
r',,,.tour,h-st IN honor 4 Mss Emily sloane ano
I.,- Hammond The other guests We're Worth'ns-
-, VhrenouSe Francis j ons. Wilham 9'oahe'
,,..,..- L Vanderbilt ir Major G. Creighton
WY W.la" - " Gerard j- Edward Crownin-
s,d Rom saJa & ,sine 5anfs D MISS WI Lila sne soane.
zen r3,---s~ Mics Evelyn sloane. Miss Marie
11,.sr@o ~ Mss Featrice Bend Miss Emily Hon,
mar Mss Soav Miss Julia Rodgers Miss ar ana
Nc n cv Post
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

A hundred members Of the graduating class OF IN
West Point Military Academy will attend th'
performance OF THE Dragons" AZ the Broadway
Theatre this evening
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

The one-hundredth performance Of "Trelawney 0
the Wells" Will be gwen az the Lyceum Theatre 10
night and souvenir copies Of The play Will be dis
tributed. has been announced
New-York tribune., 1899-02-15

f. II Sothern will appear al the Knickerboc ker
Theatre on February q in THE Kings Mucketeer,"
a version OF The Three Mlsketeers" which has
already been done IN England. 1t will soon have a
rival in the version which has been played by Beer
bobm Tree called The Musketeers" Mr. Soth-
ern's engagement vii, Immediately follow that of
Nat" Goodwin and Will - followed by that q
Miss julia Marlowe. who has new play called
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27
EXTRAORDINARY
Engagement Secured By The
Grand Army Band, On The
Pacific Slope.

The Grand Army band, Ohio's crack
musical organization, whose more par
ticular post Office address Is Canton,
has secured the banner engagement of
its history. The band has been en-
gagged as the mnsical attraction of the
Sixth Annual Fruit Fair, to be held at
Spokane, Washington, for 10 days,
commencing October 3 and ending
October IT, The band will leave Can
ton in Pullman, September 2S, as the
journey across the continent requires
5 days steady travelling. The band is
to comprise 43 men including Knoll and
McNeal, the world renowned cornetists.
Most satisfactory terms were offered
the band A full concert instrumental
tion, including oboe and bassoons, will
be furnished. The engagement was
entirely unsolicited and again demon
strates the national reputation OF the
band.
During the week of July the band
will be in Columbus as the concert
band of the Columbus street fair which
will be in progress at that time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27
CO... HAWKINS is WILLING.
His Washington Friends Working tC
Make Him State Treasurer.

His Washington Friends Working to
Make Him State Treasurer.
WASHINGTON, Pa, June 26. - The
friends of the gallant colonel of the
Tenth Pennsylvania regident, A. l..
Hawkins, received reliable information
which satisfies them that he will ac-
cept the Republican nomination for
state treasurer, If it is rendered to him.
His many friends in Washington coun-
ty, therefore, propose to make redhot
fight in his behalf, The four delegates
from v ashington county have already
been instructed to vote for him, and as
surances have been received from the
delegates OF Fayette, Westmoreland
and other counties in Western Penn
sylvania that they will rally to his sup
port.
The colonel's name will probably be
presented to the convention by ex-Oon-
gresham E. E. Robbins of Greensburg,
a personal friend, who has been con-
nected with the colonel in military mat
ters for a number of years. If the Tenth
regiment arrives home before the state
convention is held large delegation of
its members will be taken to Harrisburg
to work for Hawkins.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27

Valley railway is being pushed rapidly toward
completion. The Brewster Coal Co. expects to
begin shipping coal about July /. We are in
formed the same railway company will place
switch to the Beatty Fire Clay works in the
near future.....Dr. and Mrs. Smith of Canton
visited DIR. McIlravy over Sunday ..... Pre-
parations for an extensive Fourth of July
celebration are in progress. The committee
is trying hard to make it the greatest event in
Sandy Valley."...Mrs. Isaac Van Meter is re-
ported no better. Her condition is serious.....
John Fry and family of Canton are visiting
at Charles Dalis's.....Work on the new bank
building is in progress.....The Magnolia band
has reOrganized increasing its membership to
20. They expect to employ teacher as soon
as their new instruments arrive. Success to
the boys.... Sunday afternoon at 4:3O Grand
mother Keplinger quietly passed away at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. John Doyle.
Interment will take place Tuesday at Ma
varre......F Farmers are busy cutting wheat.
They report very light crop, away below the
average.....At last it appears that Magnolia is
to have weekly newspaper. Editor Sala of
Minerva has moved q complete printing OUT
fit into the room above McIlravy's drug store.
......Miss Margaret Farber is visiting friends
in Baden, Pa. She also attended the Y. p. G.
U. convention at East Palestine last week..
Rev. G. W. Grubbs former pastor of the U.
B. church, spent portion of last week among
our people......Mrs. Clement Russell Jones of
Pittsburg spent last week with Magnolia rel
atives. She returned home Saturday evening
..... Arrangements have been made for a union
Sunday school picnic to be held in Elson's
grove the last Saturday in July......We are
reliably informed that the Magnolia Oil and
Gas Co. will soon begin active operations near
tOWn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27
Real Estate Transfers.
CANTON.


R. B. Heaton to William McDougal, lot
1897, part, $3.50.
Franz Schaffner by heirs to Dewalt Schaff'
ner, lot 1878, southwest part, 1900.
Louis Slusser by heirs to Frances G. Slusser,
lot 1673 $500.
w. s. Williams by assignee to the Farmers
bank 32 acres oLt of 7.15 100, 81, 400.
John G. KOltz to Mary c. Walters, lot 1910,
whole, 81, 100. -
COUNTRY.
Sylvester Burd to Alma Flickinger, lots 9ss,
900, part Massillon, 500.
Ernest Wismer to g. Rippel and p. Kelly,
Massillon, lots III, us, $500.
Amanda ARne to Harriet Horning, Marl-
boro, lot 43 $3.50.
Samuel II. Smith to Lydia Lewis, s4S 100
acres, Marlboro township 500.
Levi E Wise to Lorrin f. Wise, Lake town.
ship, so acres, $3.50.
Joseph P. Howenstine to Eliza Stands, Pike
township, lot 3, $500.
Rosa r. Gruber by ex, to Frederick Gruber,
Waynesburg, lot go, 800.
Henry Dale to Peter Dale, Sandy township,
Magnolia lot go, $165.
j. II. Rogers to Jonas M. Keim, louisville,
lot 105, 81 100.
Isaac Hoover to Joseph J. Conrad, MINI
ishillen township, 80 acres, $685.,
Philip Low to Cora M. Smith, Bethlehem
township, lots ia 113, sos.
Laird Wolf to Sarah j. Wolf, Paris town
ship, Robertsville, lot 30, 81.
Nettie o. Hawkins by administrator to II.
f. Myers, lot 2260, whole, 500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27
CONSTITUTION
With the Plans of
Some Commissioners in
the State.

The supreme court has announced
the ground for its decision in the case
brought to test the constitutionality of
the act passed by the last legislature,
extending the terms of county commits
sioners from January to September.
The case was instituted by Commits
sioner-elect McKenney of Cleveland.
The court dismissed the petition of the
commissioner, who was elected last
fall, and held that he must wait until
September before beginning his term.
The law will probably be declared un-
constitutional under the proper pro-
ceedings. Prosecutor Pomerene said
today that it was difficult to arrive at
conclusion as to the effect the courts
decision would have on the commits
sioners of Stark county, until the en-
tire decision could be examined.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Editor neutrality-suspicious. announce
my name as candidate for Sheriff, subject to
the decision of the Democratic primaries.
c. @. CARD.
Canton, Ohio.
Editor News. Democrat: Please announce
my name as candidate for county commits
sioner subject to the decision of the Democratic
primary election, ED. J, MEYER.
Please announce my name as a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Stark county, sub
ject to the decision of the Democrat primaries.
JOSEPH W. WACKERLY,
Of No. 3l5 North Market St., Canton, Ohio,
Please announce my name as a Democratic
candidate for sheriff, subject to the decision of
the Democratic primaries.
LOUIS ELSASs,
Plain Township.
Please announce my name as a candidate for
Sheriff of Stark county, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic primary.
of Beach City.
Please announce my name as a candidate for
Sherih OF Stark county, subject to the decision
Of the Democratic primary.
EMORY E, OSBORN,
of Alliance.
Editor News'D Democrat: Please announc9
my name as candidate for county commits.
sloner subject to the decision of the Democratic
primary election. JOSEPH d. MILLER,
Canton township.
Please announce my name as a Democratic
candidate for probate judge, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic primaries.
PETER j. COLLINS,
Canton
Please announce my name as a candidate
for land appraiser of the 4th and 5th wards of
the city of Canton, subject to the decision of
the Democratic primaries.
JOSEPH j. STREB.
Please announce my name as a candidate
for land appraiser of Second and Third ward
Democratic primaries
AUGUST G. BRUMBAUGH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27
TO BE OR NOT TO BE!
This Old Question Has to be Answered
Candidly by Canton People.

What do the people OF Canton think
Of the statement published below? Can
any citizen ask for more convincing
proof of the merits claimed by the arti-
Gle under discussion? What is there
lacking in such evidence? The most
superficial investigation will corrobo-
rate it. 1t Is Canton proof for Canton
people. 1t is not the style OF proof
other medicinal preparations offer, viz:
Kalamazoo proof for Canton people.
The most eXacting cannot wish for any
thing more. Read this:
Mr.. w. A. Carpenter, No. 145 East
Fifth street, the hustling and enter
prising agent of the Prudential Life In
surance company, says: "For five
years l had trouble with my kidneys
and bladder; dull, aching pain in my
back over the kidneys, nervousness,
dizzy spells, headache, indigestion;
gastric trouble in the stomach, frequent
gripping pain through the bladder, hut-
tering of the heart and shortness of
breath. / went 80 physician and was
examined; but they told me that my
heart itself was all right, nothing
wrong, simply sympathetic affection,
and that If my kidneys were all right
would not be troubled | procured a
box of Doan's Kidney Pills at Durbin,
Wright & Co.'s drug store and had
only taken a few doses when had oc-
casion to remark to my wife, how much
better | was feeling. l gained rapidly
in weight as my trouble was removed
and was soon at my normal weight and
felt quite strong and we'll"
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all druggists, price SOC. Mailed on re.
ceipt of price by Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the US.
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no substitute.