davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-01-18
BRONMY SIZE!

Pod powyaszym tytuiem rozsyiaia po
Chicago tysiace cyrkularzy list6w, kto-
rych tresc, godna zaiste uwagi, jest naste-
pujaca "Znowu duch hipokryzyi sena-
Gle Stan6w Zjednoczonych usifuje przepro-
wadzic bill, majacy ma celu usunac zupeinie
imigracya, lub przynajmniej ograniczyc ja
do tego stopnia, by waszym braciom sio.
strom niemozliwa staio sic rzecza do Was
przybywat. Czy pojmujecie Gaia doniosiost
tych usifowan? Patrzcie ia warunki bytu
tutejszego Murzynow Chinczyk6w: ten
sam los Was oczekuje w pieknym tyn
kraju, ktorym znajduja sic setki mil ME.
uprawnych grunt6w. oczekujacych przyby.
cia imigrantow, azeby je uprawili, powaza
sic senacie Stan6w Zjednoczonych pury.
tanski fanatyk Lodge, wystapit, pomimc
dawnych swoich porazek, ponownie osfa
wionym swym bilem 'pr6bnym edukacyj
nym." Graham znowu probuje obrabowy
wac imigrantow z $50, MIN wyladuja; Scott
Penrose, Perkins, poparci przez trojke pc
slow, Kahna, Shermana Shaltue. chca je
szcze przewyzszyc Lodge'a, jesliby to byte
rzecza mozliwa, przesadzajac sic wzajem
ME w obmyslaniu blow ogranicza]acycf
imigracya, podczas gdy prezydent Roose
velt jego doradcy ME dbaja wcale o "A
merykan6w obcego pochodzenia, Bronm,
sie Pilnujmy naszego czionka kongresu
MIN bedzie "a pozno! Me jest to okrzyl
wojenny, ale waany gios ostrzeaenia!'
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-01-18
OTWARCIE SEJMU PRUSKIEGO

Kanclerz panstwa hr Won Buelow, otwo-
rzyi W zeszfa srode sejm prpski odczytaniem
mowy tronowej cesarza Wilhelma. Ma wste-
pie uskarza sic Wilhelm, jako kr6l pruski,
ma smutny stan finansow kraju panstwa,
pod koniec przychodzi do sprawy pol
skiei. Obszernic rozwodzi sic mad potrzeba
zwalczania polskiej agitacyi we wschodnich
prowincyach Krolestwa W dalszym ciagu
zaznacza "Zapewnienie zywiolowi niemie-
ckiemu tych prowncyach dominujacego
stanowiska, tax na polu poityki jak 60
spodarki krajowej, to koniecznosc, cd kt6.
rel bezwarunkowo odstapic ME mona.
Rad pod tym wzgledem spelni sw6i obo-
wiazek, pielegnuje i pielegnowac bedzie
Fniemieckiego ducha ma kresach wschodnch,
zwalcza zwalczac bedzie wszelkie nieprzy-
jaime panstwu objawy, a W tych wzniosiych
dazeniach liczy ia poparcie ME tylko zy-
wiofu nemieckiego ma kresach wschodnich,
ale cafego narodu cafem niemieckiem
panstwie. Nalezy odpierat kazdy zamach
na niemiecka move jako atak ma Geese
godnosc narodowa'
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-01-18
ZABURZENIA GkODOWE w BUDA
PESZCIE. AK, 4le

z Budapesztu donosza, il zebraio sic O.
koto 1000 robotnikow pozbawionych piracy
i urzadzi1o pochod po najbardziej ruchli-
wych ulicach miasta. w miare posuwana
sic naprzod wzrastaf tfum wkrotce dosie-
gnat liczby 5000 podazyf W strone kasyna
narodowego, do ktorego go jednak policya
ME dopuscfa, przyczem podczas szarzy po-
ranili policyanci kilka osob. To zaognito
sytuacye demonstranci, cofajac sic pred
naporem policyi do uic bocznych, powybi-
jail szyby wystawowe W wielu sklepach.
Okoio "kawiarni angielskiej" padt nawet
tfumu strzaf rewolwerowy, ktory rozbif
wielka szybe, ME raniac wszakze nikogo.
Natomiast kilka zranien spowodowanych
zostafo kamieniami Miedzy innymi od-
ni6sf rane kapitan honwedow Roda. De-
monstracye trwafy do godziny 6 wieczorem.
Policya dokonafa Ecznych aresztowan. z
og6lnego zamieszania usifnwali korzystac i
zlodzieje. Wegierskie biuro koresponden-
cyjne, ktore rozesfafo ow opis do dzienni-
kow, dodaje, il z jednej z wystaw jubler-
skich skadziono kilka zegarkow fahcusz-
k6w
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-01-18
STUDENCl WLOSCY PRZECIW
GWAkTOM PRUSKlM.

Sfuchacze uniwersytetu rzymskiego, t.
wv. Sapienza, zgromadzii sic W podw6rzu
wszechnicy, ably zaprotestowac uroczyscie
przeciw gwaftom, jake EASILY W Ksiestwe
Poznanskiem. Ably przy tel sposobnosci
zamanifestowac ma miejscu swoje uczucia,
wysfano telegramy do ambasadorow ME
mieckiego rosyjskiego W Rzymie prote.
stem przeciw "tyranii rosyjskiej niemie
ckiej" (Tirannidc russa tedesca) Wy
sfano nastepnie take telegramy do War
szawy do Berlina do sfuchaczy polskich
-Gazety wfoskie podaja przebieg tege
zgromadzenia nazywaja je manifestacya
solidarnosci studenckiej
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-01-18
ZATARG w POLUDNIOWEJ AMERY
OF

Nadchodza grozne telegramy zatargu
chilensko oargentynskim. Zatarg ten toczy
sic Cd lat kikudziesieciu, prawie cd chwili
wybicia sic ma niepodlegfosc ladowych po-
siadtosci hiszpanskich W Ameryce pofu-
dniowej Frosty rzut Okla ma mape ukazu-
je, re Chill rozciaga sic niezmicrnie dfu-
GIN, ale waskim pasem ma zachodnich
wybrzezach Ameryki pofudniowej cd Is do
Sc stopnia szeroKosci pofudn., ii. 4,2OO XII
lometrow dol, tylko miejscami co mai
wyzej do 800 kilometr6w wszerz, poniewaz
zagradzaja Andy, ma kt6rych wschodniej
stronie sasiaduje z Chill Argentyna.
Obszaru posiada Chill 100000 kilome-
tr6w kwadratowych, tylko pofczwarta mi
Iona meszkahcow, wszelako czuje konie
czna potrzebe rozszerzenia sic ku wschodo-
wi, IT, ku Argentynie. Spory granice "a
konczono r. 1881 konwencya wcale nieja-
sna, uznajaca "a granice Andy oraz dzial
wod (ku Atlantykowi PacyfikowiD. kt6ry
jednak miejscami. zwfaszcza Cd Al do SO
stopnia ME trzyma sic najwyzszego grzbie.
tn And6w, ale 100 do 200 kilometr6w da.
lei ma wsch6d siega. Gdyby dziaf w6d u
znano "a granice. zyskafoby Chill $1,000
kilometrow kwadr., bardzo korzystnego OBJ
szaru.
To jest jedna Geese sporu. Druga odnos
sig do pofudniowego cyplu Ameryki, gdzie
Chill zagarnefo oba brzegi ciesniny Mage
lanskiel pozostawiajac Argentynie tylke
diva male skrawki (ladu i Ziemi Ognistej
po wschodniej stronie wiazdu do ciesniny
Jest rzecza niezawodna, re Chill dazy dc
hegemonii Ameryce poiudniowej, aby
ME dopuscic tam wplywu Stan6w Zjedno
czonych, jakoz teraz stawia stateczny 0
| p6r wszechamerykanskim zapedom ia
| tonu
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-01-18
ROSYA w MANDZURYI.

Rosyjski posei Leffar miai dfusza konfe-
rencye pe1nomocnikami chinskimi W
sprawie umowy mandzurskiej. Peinomo-
cnicy ci objawiaja mniej skionnosci do
spefnienia zyczeh Rosyi, niz Ii Hung
Gang. Donlagaja sic oni mianowicie usu-
niecia cafego szeregu warunkow tel umo-
wy Dalej domagaja sic oni rychlejszego
wycofania wojsk rosyjskich Mandzuryi
pozostawienia Chinom wolnosci powieksza.
MIA swego wolska Mandzuryi, bez pozwo
lenia Rosyi. w koncu sprzeciwaja sic oni
udzieleniu Rosyi monopolu ma koncesyf
kopalniane Mandzuryi
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-01-18
NIEPOROZUMIENIA GLOVE.

Pomiedzy Niemcami Rosya zanosi sic
ma ostra diugotrwaia wojne cfowa ma wy
padek uchwalenia novel taryfy celnej. W
przewidywaniu tego warszawskie towarzy-
stwo popierania przemysiu handlu przy-
gotowuje projekt zawiazania stosunK6w
handlowych Francya, Belgia, Anglia
Szwecya i uwoInienia sic ta droga cd po-
trzeby sprowadzania fabrykatow niemie
-ckich.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-01-18
"HAKATYZM POLSKI. y

Sfowa, uzyte W tytule powyzszym, poja-
WHY sic niektorych gazetach n;emie-
ckich. Pisa one, ze Polacy skarzq sic na
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
HOT SHOT FIRED.
Mr.. SeidelI Proposed Peace, But the Guns
Doomed Louder Than Ever.

the Commissioners told the Solicitor
TO not prepare the ordinance who
pays the Solicitor? And in view of
this, ! want to ask what right the
Commissioners had to order the Solc-
itor to refrain from carrying out my
wishes!
Another matter. which I will refer
to. relates TO petition signed by l,J00
people, that bridge be built across
the canal at Wooster ave-, instead of
at Falor st. What has the Board done
with that petition? 1t was given 70
the Commissioners, and when ! asked
them about it. the other day, they told
me they didn't know what had become
of 1t. Can they afford TO ignore "a
petition signed by 1900 people? 1t is
over matters Of this kind that | be-
come provoked at the Board
Commissioner Mcfarland stated that
the petition he saw was signed by only
325 people and that most of the sign
crs were kids young fellows who
never paid a cent of taxes
'Do YOU take me for monkcy?"
asked Mr.. Gnuthicr. II secured those
names myself. and do YOU suppose
that I'd spend time running around
after b0ys?'
Commissioner Mcfarland than stat
cd that his aim, and the aim of the
other m0mbers of the Board was TO
serve the people we'll but to use their
better Judgment mt all times in doing
80. THE petition to which Mr.. Guu.
thier refers was not of kind which
led us 10 believe that carrying II ont
would serve the best interests of all
The people, he said. "It would con
flict with one Of the largest industries
In this city-and to do anything that
would cause this plant-thc Goodrich
to keep from expanding. would he very
serious TO the people. II is necessary
10 consider these matters from all
points Of view"
With reference to the peace protocol
proposed by Mr. Seidell. Mr.. Gauther
replied, II am ready for a love-feast
at all times, but don't like feast
where the other fellow is getting all
| the good things
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
TEN YEARS AYOUNGER.
A Happy Husbands Story.

"My wife," writes fond husband, " looks
ten years younger since she began to take DR..
Greene's Nervura. She was in terrible condi-
ton. She began to be nervous several years
ago. / did not notice it at first, but she gradu-
ally grew worse. After a little she could not
sleep. She lost her appetite Then she became
irritable and morose, and from the sweetest and
best tempered woman in the world she became
shrewish and hys.erical. Finally she began to
fade away. You know there is n difference be-
tween women who grow old naturally and
women who fade out from the effects of disease.
/ think am devoted and patient as any hus-
band, but must confess that my wifes unfortu-
nate condition was sore trial. do not know
what would have become of us II things had
gone they were. The change for the better
came suddenly. There complete trans
formation within a few days. Sound sleep and
a hearty appetite came as nervousness and irri-
liability went did not know what the matter
was until she told me that she had been i'm
pressed by the sincerity and common sense of
DR.. Greene's advertisements, and had been talk
ing his Nervura From misery and dependency
she is now the happiest person in the world
with the possible exception of myself"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18

First congregational church, Sunday
afternoon, April q, when
Rev. Howard S. MacAyeal
will deliver a special ad-
dress for the occasion. These services
will he in memory of Mr.. George w.
Hcnneberger and Supreme Secretary
{. II. Flngg. of Columbus, deccnsed.
The delegates TO the state convention
TO he held in Columbus in May. are
Messrs. w. j. Doran and John "
Swaltz. Mcssrs. H. u. Marklc, q. w.
Marklc and I. Redcr were appointed
II committee on transportation.
The following officers were elected
Mt the meeting Saturday evening:
Senior counsellor, Mr.. A. G. Barnes:
junior counsellor, Mr.. W. II. Collctt;
past counsellor, Mr.. w. j. Doran; sec
rctary-trensurer, Mr.. G. G. Sizer: CON
dnctor, Mr.. Ira II. Hess page. Mr..
a. G, Guth; sentinel. Mr.. |. Roder:
executive commlttee-two years.
Mcssrs, l.. Il. Markle and w. II. Col
lett.
The Akron organization will make
nm effort to secure the State conycn.
tion Of 1908
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
DANGEROUS SURGERY
Should be the Last Resort.

Many people suffer from piles, be-
salvcs. aud olntmcnts without relief or
cure. they come to the conclusion that
a surgical operation III the last resort
and rather than submit 10 the shock
and risk 70 life OF an operation, prefer
20 suffer on; very often, however, the
afflicted one is over persuaded TO re.
sort 10 The knife, and cvcn though the
operation is apparently successful.
mud there Is complete recovery from
the shock incident thereto, the
result Is invariably the same; the piles
sooner or later return because their
cause has not been removed. This re-
suit IL n logical one, inasmuch ms the
knife removes the effect of the disease
only, while the cause remains ms he
fore. There Is claImcu TO hc n remedy
which WIN remove the cause. hence
eradicatlug the disease, and that Is the
Pyramid Pile Cure; II Il in the form Of
q suppository. Is applied directly to the
parts affected, and brings about n
complete cure, quietly and painless.
", In this connection the testimony
OF Mr.. John Cullen Bryant. tho well
known bookseller OF Haverhill, Mass,
is OF unusual interest.
II desire TO contribute an unsolicited
but purely voluntary testimonial in
favor OF Pyramid Pile Cure. | have
suffered for more than twenty years
with hemorrhoids, and have consulted
numerous physicians. and expended
great deal of money for medicines
that did me no good. had often seen
Pyramid Pile Cure advertised, bu
hesifatcd for months before buying
mme, thinking II patent or quacl
remedy that had no merit; but hayIna
tried every other remedy, that wa,
prescribed, was finally persuaded
bne year ago TO try Pyramid Pile Cure
bought fifty cent package at th,
Hug store. and while | may not b,
permanently cured. the past year ha
been the only year OF my life wort
wiring during the past twenty years
ana nothing but the Pyramid rene
aies have wrought this change. OF
Ter this testimony for the benefit O
su9eTlus humanity"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
now and will probably never be low.
err
KNIFE
Driven Into the Body
Of Preacher
Who Preached Strong Sermon
Against Anarchists.

Elizabeth, n. j., March 1S-An at
tempt was made to kill the Rev. Mr..
Houst, pastor of the German Lutheran
church, of this place. Sunday night.
The police believe tlF, Would,be as
sessions were Italian anarchists. After
the shooting of President Mckinley,
Mr.. Houst preached sermon in which
clarcd they should be driven from the
country. On November % last, his
son Ivan, mystcriously disappeared
and the minister subsequently received
threatening letters In which II was
said that the boy was In hell and that
his father would also be sent there.
Some weeks ago his little daughter
was met on the street by young man
who tried tn cntlce her In house
but she began to cry, attracting the
attention of passerby. and the man
took fright and hurried away. Sun
day night Mr.. Houst heard steps on
the porch of his home, and he went TO
investigate, As he did SO, he was
knocked down by blow on the head
by some kind of n blunt instrument.
While he was prostrate one OF his as
sailants kneclcd down and put cloth
over his face. and showed it into his
mouth as If TO gag him with
one hand, while with thC
other he drove d knife into the
minister's chest, iniicting II deep
flesh wound. The wounded man WAS
found by his wife and physician was
called, He found that the knife
wound was slight. but that the blow
on the head caused serious injury.
There Is no clue to the assallants.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18

"They are now, as they always have
been, barnacles clinglng to every
movement of progress" This was a
little bon.mot tossed at the City Com
missiopcrs. Monday night by Council
man Winum. The remark was incl
dent to neglect of the Board TO take
any steps toward purchase of GER
tain piece of property for widening
kolb st. This was recommended at
a former meeting of Council. 1T is
short.sigh.edness OH the part of the
Commissioners not to buy the lana
now," continued Mr.. Winum. I'm
few years it will cost five times the
price now asked.
Mr.. Gautbier was also interested in
this matter. and for about 10 minutes
he delivered an address with fire Ill
every word. 1t was so hot that Mr..
Mcfarland. the only member OF the
Board present, felt called upon TO de-
fend the Commissioners. which nc did
in q manner so smooth and calm that
Councilman Seidell arose, and urged
both branches Of the government 10
endeavor to work together peaccably.
Il am In favor of peace lie said.
Nothing can be gained SO long as Ill
feeling exists between the two branch
es. We owe II to ourselves and the
citizens of Akron TO conduct public
affairs In n digniicd manner and not
as boys. Get down TO business, II
the Commissioners law is unpopular,
that Is 10 reason why the personnel
OF the Board should he required TO
bear the burden of unpopulnrity. Let
rs get together. dlsmissing all small
ness, or pcttincss Of feeling, and try
To conduct ourselves in accordance
with the dignity of our positions
II was provoked said Mr.. Gauth-
Ter, 'by the lack Of respect shown by
the Board toward Councilmcn, and
for the lack of effort they made To car
~ out the wishes of Council only
today ! asked Solicitor Esgatc to pre-
pare an ordinance for me, and he went
10 Engineer Payne to get certain
figures | wished Engineer Payne re-
fcrred the matter to the Board, and
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
A REPUTATION.
How Il is Made and Retained
in Akron.

A good reputation Is not easily earn
cd, and II was only by hard consist
ent work among our citizens that
Doan's Kidney pills won their way 10
the proud distinction attained In this
locality. The public endorsement Of
scores of Akron residents has render
ed invaluable service to the commu-
nifty. Read what this citizen says:
Mrs. IT, NJ. Wolf, Of 360 South Main
st, says:--"Before using Doan's Kid
ney Pills, sold by Lamparter 4 Co.,
had dull, grinding aching over my
kidneys, was lame In the small OF my
back my Kidneys We're sluggish, and
! suffered from u feeling of WEAKNESS
the whole time. The treatment remov.
ed the troublc in my back, and my kid.
neys acted normally. They are a splcn.
did remedy
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster AIllburn Co. Buffalo.
y, y, sole agents for the U. $.
Remember the name Doan's, and
take no substitute,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
THE QUARREL
OF LOVERS
May Have Led to the Murder of
Nellie Cropsey.

Elizabeth city. y. c., March lS.-
Miss Ollie Cropsey, sister of the
dead girl testified Monday in the
James Wilcox murder trial, that VIII
roy had been very attentive TO her
sister since June of 1888. They were
ON friendly terms until September Of
last year, when they began TO quarrel,
Wilcox gave Nellie several presents
and often took her to places of amusc-
ment, boat riding and driving. VIII
cox called after they quarrelcd in Sep
tembcr, but Nellie would hardly speak
TO him. The night Nellie disappeared,
the witness said, Wilcox called and sat
In the parlor til II o'clock, when he
asked Nellie TO speak with him in the
hall. She was never again seen alive
by any member of the family.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
SANE BILL
As Mr.. Alexander Put Through
the Senate Long AGO.

You cannot have non.partisan
form OF government in Akron. Ii
has been disgrace" said Hon. J..
Park Alexander Tuesday, speaking
OF the suggestions that have been
made with reference to new law TO
provide for the government OF Akron.
The amendment 10 the Commits
sioner law to provide two Commits.
sioners TO be appointed by the Mayor,
is identicslly the same as got
through the Senate four years ago
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
FIRST
OF the Union Services Was a
Real Success.

Notwithstanding the inclcmcnt
weather Monday evening, the First
Church Of Christ was filed for the first
of the union Gospel services of tho
Lcnten season. Roy. c. l.. Alspach
aud Rev, Howard MacAyeal were in
charge and the sermon of the evening
was preached by Rev, MacAyeal. His
subject was Gods Justice" he
drew clear distinction between Gods
chnstlsement which came to His emil.
dren and His punishment imposed
and 10 he enforced rs penalty for
sin, showing plainly from the scrip.
ture as well as by Illustrations drawn
from observations and history that
the wages of sin Is DEATH" that chas.
tiSemcnt Is rcformutory, hut that pun
lshment Is the just sanction for sin
and crime.
He said thai the thought which is
coming TO be largely prevalent among
the people, and even in many of the
churches, that no matter what kind
of life n man lives Gods mercy
would save him, IL false.
The services OF Wednesday will he
an afternoon meeting at tho Baptist
church nj o'clock. with Rev. j. G.
Slaytcr as leader, and service at 7:SO
In the evening Mt the Grace Reformed
church when Rev. A. Il. Coats will
preach.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
Lockjaw From Cobwebs.

Cobwebs put on u cut lately gave "A
woman the lockjuw. Millions know
that the best thing to put on n cut Is
Bucklen's Arnica Salvc, the infallibc
healer Of wounds, ulcers, sores. skin
eruptions, burns. scalds and piles. 1t
cures or no pay. G. II. Harper & Co.'S
drug store.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
new STORE
Opened the by U. S
TaiIOrs.

The United States Tailoring Co,
doing business in 2S. leading cities, has
opened a store ut MS South Howard
St, showing the latest patterns in
suitings and top coatings, The work
is all done here by union labor, and
they guarantee tit, style and character,
with every garment. The opening,
Saturday, was Il complete success, ana
they did n fine business. The prices
are unlform-$16 and SIS.
r. h. Isaac, the manager, is an cx.
perienced tailor.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
DIDN'T CARE
To Join His Wife, So He Joined
the Church.

Cadiz, o.. March 1S-The most SEN
sational divorce suit in the history
of the county was begun here yes
terday. Sheridan Busby Is the plain
tiff and he alleges gross neglect, ex-
trcmc cruelty and intidelity. In her
answer, Mary Busby made general
denial and asked for the custody of
their six children. In reply to n ques-
tion concerning his Joining church,
Busby said; Yes, | joined mcctin'.
| don't want to 90 TO hell and meet her
there
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
ACKER'S
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS

Cure dyspepsia and all disorders aris-
ing from Indigestion. Endorsed by
physicians everywhere. Sold by all
druggists. No cure, no pay % cents.
Trial package free by writing to w,
II. Hooker * Co, Buffalo, n. Y
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
DR.. Greene's
NerVura,
THE GREAT BLOOD
AND NERVE REMEDY,

Is the great health restorer. To suffering
womanknd it is priceless blessing. How sad
is the sight of fading woman Who has not
roses and lilies fade from the cheeks. and elias
tcity Of step and gracefulness of figure give
way to rcpulsive hnggishness? With departing
beauty go sweetness Of temper and charm of
speech, and nothing is left of the sufferer but
the ghasty contrast with her former self The
world would be gloomy indeed there no
light in this dark picture. Nature is forgiving.
In DR.. Greenes Nervura she has founded a
means by which women may regain their lost
health and beauty, and assume their rightful
positions in the spheres in which they move, as
both ornaments and inspirations.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
BAD LETTERS
Indirectly Caused a Young Mans
Death.

Beatrice, Neb., March 1S.-Willard
Smith, n young man OF 20 years, WHO
the town of 1illic, was shot and killed
here by one of "A party of four men
sent to entrap him. He wrote anony-
nous letters demanding money which
he went to secure and resisting cap
ture, was killed.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
Union Men Employed.

Two Akron union men, recognized
ns such, are in the employ of the city,
They are Thomas Mcclure and John
Ritzcr, teamstcrs, and the union label
appears on their wagon. They have
recently been admitted TO the local
TeamstcrS' union.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18

except that in my bill made the
Mayor member of the Board ex-
officio when his services We're need
ed when the commissioners could
not agree"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-18
FOley's Honey and Tar

Cures coughs and colds.
Cures bronchitis and asthma.
Cures Group and whoopng cough.
Cures hoarseness and bronchial trou.
bles.
Cures pneumonia and In grippe.
j. NJ LATER, j, l4amparter n Co., A..
Warner.