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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

Zen; % BET gioroe fin onOt pGrrc,
Al 9ireftoren fOr at ben0e Stenl=
ltiltgell % fau 6olf til at tnge 90
gen ira Den gernptlige SIDE foripa-
te Ell ippgefulO fife @emprfnitg
I'M, at mon "a muottc flt1lle INDIE,
at Opera it0en Whtiif life par iuu
lige iii Sag inn y2ie Der obnc @pr-
ter; M blen Nublifum nenliQ ra-
1cn0e, % 5ituutionet blep efter=
Gaonoen ioo truelroe, nt 0~ireftpren
iad iig nooiaget til at IoOe Giliflter.
p(o0Icn rpn1me al Eolitiet.
8nnife paa ionme MoaOe fornlc-
0e 8egipcnbeoen ia ! 8nens dperi-
&c Seotre; / ct enfelt al Dem for
I6gte 5ilifllernc poo &orfettpts for-
ite Nrffer at Itornte 5ccnen, "a t
q dt0et fom Set til ret ~aluorliqe
Observation-Disclosures meGlem &ubli-
ftlm % &ontrollorerne, in0en &oli=
tiet fom til % gioroe rent 9oro o.
ioa ber.
NGite Sag meOOclte InmtIiqc Sea
ire, at Speroerne nrber Strifen
FIN piIoe blipe Geoiogeoe at &Gaper-
mliif; men Stemingen bar ober-
Oejenoe inloo Gfreff6rerne, foa Eras
irene itoo npiten ton1nne. Spis Of
reftarerne sn1fer at ie Miloneierne
/ Oeres aunittempIer iqen, er Ser
Lift fife moet for Dem at gpre, ems
at opfploe Sc itrifen0e Mhliiferes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04
Scitam / 6attcu,

5 Ben golnlc ltnipcriitet56p Gun1=
bridge b6oe for nogel Sio ii0en Ell
gnnlmel WtunO, &urris Nprntan; ban
fap0c / mango Nar leprt eripn1t %
frrlo0t % ernpret Jig Inm Sisie=
frTnuner, og lfpnt bon fife gjoroe
&n0trpf al pun nogen Wndoe at liot
Nbo, bar Der Dog ingen, Der trneoe,
at ban par / @eiio0elie at ret mcget
ipr0iif Wfdnmon.
Oct trueOe BET lur ficrne Slpgt=
hinge, Der bup0e inofu1oet iiq / 9ln=
looming at bans 0eo og gegropelie,
leQcr fife; men Sc 6leu be6ugeligt
Gperruifeoe, "a Sc peo at unoer1eQe
SEN gumles @fterlooenif o6er opoo=
geoe, at Der bar fife mfn6re ems en-
$4,000 Collars at orpe.
Conn oct altio gnur, moor ser er
Tenge / Surpunoet, qif oct ogioo
fer; MI Oltffeoe Der pluoielig en- hei
MGngoe @enneifc OBJ, ION oQe
| qioroe Sor0ring poo at bore beret-
tiqeoe til at fno / bbert 7alo en-
Tort al Sc mango 8enge; o. ga Sc
life fltnoe bIine enige ON at oeTe
Dem, fom bet til ii0ft til en- Retsioq
en- Nrpcn.
Ger 6Iep proceoerct frcm og til
bogc i longe Cher, uoen at set
par goot at iige, bhab &eiultot &et-
ten piGoe fomme til. Men ioo melo.
te ser iiq Ell 9oq en- gnnlmeG 9is=
| iefrGmmer, en- Sen at SEN ofo6oc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

9trpeGaOer; % ban giorOe GnOe pau
alt &Gplet pes at lGgge Ell gummel
Gplin6erbot puo @or0ei % erflGre
al fer par @orris 9}ormons Gcita-
mcltte.
San lfltlOe, iortoItc bon, en- Dag
til cn 9egropelie, "a Be ban iffc
ielp eie0c nogelt bdi sat, bor ban
guoet til Normon og paOOc liant
bon9; men "a BON nOgIe Gage cf-
tel pil0e bringe &uttcn tilboqc. par
9}ormnn / MeQemti0en ufAuact ocb
g60cn. 9ht hup0c &ntten liQNet hien1=
me 6oa hnm / fang Gi0, inotil bon
eli Goq fornpliH ppOoqc0e, at ser
io0 noQet Eopir %in0cnfor 6oret, %
"a ban lon nNrmcrc til, bite oct
IT'D. at Set bar 6arris Normons
(opfprmclint pprette0c lCltumcntc,
ser par blepen op6eporet poo bette
mrrfclige SteO. % "a set I'LL pio=
Ite Jig, al ole Sc mango Tenqe efter
Normons gnife ifuloe 6rlr9eS til ct
2egnt til llnoerItptelie nf fnttigc og
forormeoe SOBER, par Ser fife onoet
Tor ole Sc mango Irpillger at 96re
enc at bGpe Tefsidgei 81 esees.aae
hicm boer til fit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

get al en- IN SomuloS6opn; ban
fan fpnlme til at glpc eli Sluf
Observation-Disclosures 2pfte ON at
fGrpe 8eltemmellernc moo Spiri-
tllsfabrifation."
Yrofcsior @eOgcs CT ielp engang
frnnlen til at begaa ell ilem orato=
riff SaOGle, lom ban alOrig glenn.
mcr at fortGlle fine Gleper.
'@on gioroe engong Ell 2lgitotions
rrile for Nepublifunernes Sag gen
ncm Ell al Staterne % 6ap0e Ell al
Irne Glepcr meo Jig ION 5teofor=
trpoer.
Som ban oItiO pleieoe, 6egpnote
@eoQes ct SteO meO Ell c4cr ntOer
fomilt 6ortrqing, bel pibcn0e, at
Whunterbeo ofte er 9t0qlcn til Wen=
neifebiertet.
5alen moOtoqes mcO pilo Sltbel.
De to Ngitutorer onfpm til iioii
I'll Stn0en @ltOipn, bpor @opeola-
get lfltlOc itun. Ser bleD imiOlertir
@rofesioren ing, % bnns Meobipl-
per naatte tnle / bans Ste0. Gen
unge MtanO bnp0e bort i'm Meltcrs
Gale ioa tiot, al ban Fltloe sen
ltOenaO: bporfor lfulOe bon forbol-
Dc @uOlons Hepltblifanere ben Gale,
per ale Gegne booOe boitet loa ltprt
gifalo?
ORD for Orb, meO oQe altnItpan=
ier og ~oratoriife Gffeftmioler 6olOt
hon Snlen % boIte0e prlOigt 81
fal0.
0a 9ifaGosrao6ene bar poo Set
boieite, piite @eOges iig pao Slot
formen; ban par fonlmen nogeltlum=
Sc til @9gternc iqer. I'D.
u6eoges ifnl talel" brolc0c 9(u-
Oitoriet, % inOcn GiIcip(cn bnp0c
facet Sio til at fortpue 6onn, 6pa0
ban bop0e io9t, 6eqpnGte @c0ges
fiji Gole.
@poO ifilorcr Sen nn0ens IorfGr-
pelie, bo &eOges begpn0tc lin Gale
%offurnt, iom ban 6op0c bc1nnot, mco
Den %iottIle @iitorie, % toler piOe=
re meo Sc iunnle Orb, sc famine
IrmbcpGqclicr oiu.
Sffe mirtOre fprbmlict cr 5ilbo=
rCrnc. Eli iiOit fan Sc fife lpuqcrc
ltpre Jig; Der rltl1ger Ell 9atterIulue
op moo Sdlcren, Scr lp6er Silrao6
ira oae &arter al SaIen. &rofes=
lcren fan life begribe, bpoo ser
gaor at 6olf. San 6liper BOG pe0
at fort1Gtte, men al bans Tatos
nteoes fun al 9atter. Gen ulpf.
feIige Nsiiitent pnifer Jig ielp til 9ln-
tipooernes 2ano.
"a &eoges enOelig CT fproig, bill
Ies ban al Ell broIcnOc. 6plenoe, fri
genoe MtGngOe, Der er uoe al Jig
lclp al Ell Sltbel, Der iuqen Cube
pil tage.
@pu0 6lcp 9felultutet?
&aa Ggte nmerifanif %is biulp
oen 10 Natge bolOte Cole Hcpubli-
tanerne til Ell glimrenoe Sejr /
StaOen @ltOion. Get Dor pao Ocr
Muaoc, Silbprcrne brugtc ocres Eat
for Den %n1oriomme Sag, &c bauot
bait.
% @eOges par flog nof til llllOer
belle Den felgenOe Gel al iin &ejie
ct fortpqc. bppr galt set uor qaaet
ban, og bpor gait BET funOe gan
eli Saler, lloor ban fife bolot lig
rnn III nnn+ Mnhn+
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04
Free Xmas Present 5 6%FSABE 4

With 81 worth of candies, nuts, etc, for 20. 90. which
consists of the following goods: / large box finest
chocolate drops, one large box finest mixed candy, 5
lbs. finest quality stick candy. 8 lbs. choice mixed
nuts, Ibis. finest English Walnuts, 3 lbs. choice figs,
2lbs. choice sugared dates, 2lbs. London layerraisins.
s pkgs. cracker Jack, l large box candles for Xmas
Tree, ~ eatable ornament for Xmas Tree, L beauti-
fl present for grandma or baby.
large box oh. chocolate drops. 2lbs. choice mixed dates.
large box mixed candy. 70 eatable ornaments for Xmas
5lbs. hest quality stick candy. Tree.
lbs. best quality mixed nuts. 3 pkgs. cracker iack.
2lbs. choice English walnuts. large box candles for X-Tree
2lbs. choice sugared figs. beautiful present for Grand
2lbs. London layer raisins. ma or Baby. state which vo1 urish
c o q. If you wish US to we will shin Won the entire iii IL
goods worth 81 to your city, with the privilege Of seeing thgn ali
before paying the s.. 90, and il not found in every way as renro-
sented, they can be returned to us and we will pay all char-es.
Freight Paid if the full amount of cash is sent with the order
to any city East of the Rocky Mountains. Order TO-DAY.
Free grocery list, clothing catalogue, etc.
DEERiNG MERCANTILE CO., Dept 213 Chicago, III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04
SftttenOe @mmer.
Sui.

@Dor lGllge man bar brugt Sten
tul, plOea egelltllg lite, uie1 gag.
net fortGuer, at Dc Tprlt UlcD ullpelIO.
tie til en- belgiit SmeOs isle i De.
II. YarbulOre0e.a SuueHe beitaal
DoDeOlagclig al &ulitof lant min.
IRE W%tGllg0er al Sit, Srtnt og &DGl.
itof.
Sui fil1Oes / en- 9}angoe Snric.
teter, men Dc falOcr / 10 @opeOgrllp-
Ter, bituminple Sill % 4ntrucit
Hitl1minple Sui inOeDolOer en- ltprrC
MGngOe fremmeOe SeltnnOOcle, Ii.
Geiom Oc bar tiGreounlen0e Stof-
Ter. 0isle Sui brGnoer me0 eli lt9rft
lplenOe 6lnnlme % nfgiper Ell tpt
% Iort Gpg.
Nntrucitfltlel1e er Daar0e og bar
CT fll0fomnlen ensartet Strllftur.
Se brGn0er nleO sell nIeget liQe
6lam1ne og giper nGlten ingen fpg.
&c er panifelige at antpnDe, men
giper en- meget ltGrf Garne, naar
o. en0ellg or fontne / GrunO. Pin
tracit efterlu0er npiten better ingelt
@ife, Oa Den ina goOt ioni bclt be-
Itaar al &ulltof.
Der finOes ogion en- treble Slags
Sui, De laafnl0te Gamelflll, Ell Ior<
pan ltning al uGonoleful".
Gisie Sui en- meget rige paa grirt,
% brGnOer, naur Be er ontunote,
lem en- 6prrepinO, % giper Ell lang
6larnme ligeiom ct 2ps.
GeO Garme afgiper nle Sill inc
Gasarter, pg sc iiOltnrpnte natltr-
llgpis melt, bDorfor DC ogiuu brltges
til Observation-Disclosures.
ollie &llucjer bar eli irues d.
%rin0elie, men Dog er Der Itor Sor=
1tel paa <llene ira DC fprlfeuige
! europa, lelp fra 2eier, lom
untages at itnmme ira lamme Chs
periooe, pg non tan nnOertioen
iIet life gipe nogcn 6orftoring pao
0cnne llensnrtet6eO.
Set er bepiit, at ale &lIQeier ltanl-
mer ira tiOligere Neriooers Hlaute=
@eologerne ntel1cr, at Ylalt-
tcrne her pofleoe puu Ell Sio, ga
%oroen enomt life bar uflpulet til
lin mlpGren0e Scmperdtltr, bpurfor
Elanterne grne0e meget 1tprft, ga
&c forlloen Solens Tarme nqiao
mo0tog betpOelig Gdrme ira Sor=
zen, Der mao bupe uGrct omtrent
lum Ell MiltbGnf. @n &eltO5gernil1o
er Oct / uuc Silfploe, at 6ine 81
6ers &egetution, life alene / Oe tent
pererebe &ano, men oglan langt
ncroligere, bar 6uft fulot ro tropiif
Sploe.
N 9lnr u0 % 9lar ino pofieoe oiS=
il mGgtige Glanter op, fulot ON,
onbre pofieOe op, og Iamtibig oon1e-
hes Der ct tpft Sag at ElontereIter,
lpm lencre ben blep opffet me0
SOr0, bporpeo &lanterne bleb
ligeiom bermetiif hengemte. 8 81
hernes SOB pofieoe set pperliggen-
be SorOlngs SGgt gonife ~betpoeligt.
Nogle Steoer bar SoroGuqenes
&Ggt pGret Iterre emo poo anore,
rg BET er en- al @rlln6ene til <l=
Gel1es forifeQige Strrlftl1r og &poli-
tet. 6orlben oenne SorfGoring poa
&boliteten finoeS ogioo en- WGnq-
sc andre. SaaIeoes mener man, at
G1tllene ogiad dfbGnger al Sc @lon-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

!
tplfe SlaO / Spn0crborg er for Ii
ben "a ErGItefulD ledge / @ertug=
0pmmerne. Nj iIesoigite &alo, bpor
HrGlternc m1ua tlttl1e pr90lfe
0anif, Opfpres fplgelOc: Iugulten-
borg, Sioloerllp, &or 6rlte Sogn
Y / 6lensborg, &ainHs, 9torObOrg.
HanOerlp, Sfrope, SpnOcrbprg IL,
llQerup, II o. @jGlpcprGitcfolOet
i @ummcl @~aOerslep. Nj ErGitcr,
Der fan 0anif, itonr cen &jnlpe=
prGit % ire trologiifc aonOiOnter
til Goooigbeo.
5 Eililutning BERTH fon mcIOes:
iii BET leoige Erritefnlo / SonOer-
borg bar Ser finn melOt Jig en- enc
Ite Nnipgcr, 1emIig &ouOi0ot 9tis-
len ira 2pf56Org, Der %iunOiDnlig-
It's pil foa Gmbcoet. "a Scr finn
far mcl0t Jig Ell eneIte, fan Menig-
; hcO9palg life iin0e Ste0.
n - GQiuu puo SfolelGrcrc ifol
ser pure Wungel / @ertugopmmcr=
ne.
WcuOarmcm llgcr, at Alitlt CT
CAN'T. Aeu 5. 9tOO. ltul0e AnOrea5
Wran ira 9tOrObOrg DuDe talt DeO
Ell GDulluititfelt Gano5tet 6orlant=
4lIng5bus. @als @ultru buDOe li9e
1ore0raget ct Far Su1ge, % ban
lllOe Iul1 beltlge SalerltolelL On 10
Oell0arnler truaOte trenl Dg neOlag=
0e 0orblO MOD, at Der bleD talt
4anlt / 0Orlamllngen, Oa oct itte
IOIrgttellg par tilfplet / 9lnmelOel=
len, at Der itulOe rorbanOlcs pua
Nanlf.
An0reas Grnn ipurgte iaa ifelge
u@elHl0ul", ON bet life par ti4u0t
at tale 9Iliiif, Splterne paaitu0 10,
ct bet ipnOeripOite 6olfemaal bar
ell init Gialett. Wen better life bet
piIOc NenOorInen tillaOe; Aliilf bar
otter bans Meling rigtig goot
Ganit.
9ammelcu. - ErGtcinOiGttelic.
SpnOag ben s. Nopember bleu Yult.
&alsner ira gtoroborg al @ropIt
Eeterien / &aOersleo inolat / lit
embeOe lom BrGit fer i &untne=
len. Gaitot &aisner er loot 1863 il
Nn0erslep hDor bans Eaoer par Ell
amer Sgbmano. sra 1889 mbegpn-
Der bans 2IrbeiOe / grpiteaerningen.
%9tor0borg Er9itefnlO Itoar opfprt
nleo goOt 5000 Warf 5notpgter.
"a @ammelep ErpitefolO er inoora-
get urlOcr oen feles YrGitclprmings=
lpp, p0cs Der &aisner Derimo0 fun
5000 Wfarf uorlig &plt, men ga
ban llGlte Nar bar pGrct Grpit II
20 Nar, oil @mbe0sin0t9qterne be-
lgbc Jig til 1900 Marf. 0ettc G1n=
btoslftrte fll1oe, ou%erflaO;if Jet, ip-
lies li0t uforI taaeligt. Oct fan ini0>l
lcrtio go0t foritnos; tbi ErpItefal= .
ret p0er 10 flere attrauppr0ioe 8e=,
tpemllcligbc0er. 6or Ell Del 9lar f.
Den ncObrGr0te &rGItegaaroen, ioo
per mi ltaar Ell penlig, runtlneliq
% b%erlfa6eiig 9olig; oeslloen bar
@artmelep rigelig S~ogforbinoeie
mc0 @a0crslep, bpn0 Der er meqet
belparenoe for en- ErGit ser bari
N6r1, Iont mlligpis iful beibqe en-
heicre Sfole.
Nabcnran. - &anomnnqcl. Sac
@runo at Den oe0paren0e Ser6c0
Deri fer Ser mango Ste0er Der / Om-
c0ncn %nnomangel. 5uoleOcs er
scr flere Steocr, bpor &unOet til
@rcaturcrne ma bente5 longspei
ira. Oct er oqioo ubeloiqt for
@anOmonOen, at SorOen Ct lau ter,
lua ielu Elpiningen finn IfriOer lonq-
inmt frema0.
Gu rar SGreitc- Gn ing 9jenc-
iteforl Der ira 9pcn og en- Yige bos
Ell 2anOmonO / Smlegnen bapOe II
llogen Gio ppret &pritefolf, men
forleoen afbrsO Yigen 6or6oloet til
hcn rnge MonO. Sor at bGpne iig
i1eg ocn nfpiite Glifer Jig ioo ilto /
Gigens Stue, bpor ban tilegneoe zig
% Marf. Sioen Ben SiO far bon
pGret foripunoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

&BbSing Smcsn. Slaaet at
en- Scit, Te0 Ell gegrape(le / @ejl-
6p Sen IS. 9top. bos Yoitblto Drum
Elep en- Monb ilaaet Iaa ilemt /. So
peOet al en- Selt, at 2Ggen ira &do-
oing mootte tiGfaloes. Ger. ifal pGrc
Gare for Wonoens Sip.
'6abcrslcp - GftcraarStbrfen BIZ
per peo. N(4e &anol66 og Sanobe=
Goloninger, Tom paa Oenne Iars-
tbs plejer at bore fplote til Hnnoelt
eQer at gao ober oeres @reoOer, er
cnten belt TONNE, til Gfs. imon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-03-31
CANTON STREETS
Full OF Semi Insane People ssld Local
Physician In Y. N. G. A.
Discussion.

A lively discussion ensued at the
Y. M. G. A. yesterday afternoon on
the subject. 'Is Shining More the
Result of Ill Health or a Natural
Deprayity?" Various phases of the
subject were discussed. the instance
of the hopeful disposition of the con-
sumptive was taken up in which IL
was shown that 1t was q noticeable
fact that there were less wrong
doers among that class OF invalids
than any other. During the course
of the discussion ]. X. Baxter. sup
erintendent of the public shools. stat
ed that the largest number OF bad
children In the schools were that way
because of their home environments
while poor nourshment, cigarets, bad
eyes, poor hearing, etc, was respon-
sible for a large number OF the In
corrigibles.
DR.. ]. p. Dewitt was called upon
to give his views. He said In part;
when a child is born, 1t is compos-
cd OF about ten billion neurongs,
the amount staying about the same
throughout life. The action upon
these neurongs divides the mass OF
the people into several classes, the
sane. the insane and the semi-insane
and the persons classed into the IN
sane or the semi-insane divisions, are
in my opinion not responsible Tor
their actions, and the streets OF
Canton are full Of the latter sort.
There are two factors which have
a bad influence on the neurongs OF
the body, alcohol and tobacco, the
latter having the greatest influence
over the young men,
Influence and environments have
much influence over the neurongs,
and IL a person Is surrounded by evil
Influences, II will more than likely de-
velop the person into q sinner, or
vlca versa.
"a person cannot inherit the to-
bacco or alcohol habit, but they can
inherit a weakness in the neurongs,
and IL they are raised among these
habits, they will more than likely
contract them. A person does not
sin because he wants to, but because
he cannot help 1t. Influenced by the
daily suggestions with which he Is
surrounded.
Food and proper nourlshment have
a tendency toward sin, and the major
ity of the people who sin for the first
time, do so as more OF an experiment
than anything else. This influences
the neurongs toward that evil, and
the sin is repeated, and I think that
II the criminals would be put into
places where the surroundings suggest
nothing but good. they would in time
influence the neurongs toward good
deeds. instead OF bad ones"
It was announced by Secretary Will
llams that the subject for next Sun
days discussion would be "Is the
Present Reform Wave Transitory or
Permanent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-03-31
CAV. ECKLEY
Dead at carrollton Over 81 Years
Old,

Carrollton, o., March 29.--Gen. Eph-
rain r. Eckley, who was born on De-
cember Q, 1911, died in his home on
Liberty street here Friday, aged 81
years, months and 18 days.
In his young days Mr.. Eckley was
school teacher and a surveyor, work.
ing in Indiana and the western part
Of Ohio. In 1888 he taught school
In Carroll county and read law. In
1884 he went to Mansfield and re-
mained there for two years, returning
to Carrollton In 1886. In 1887 he was
admitted to the bar and practiced his
profession until 1s43, when he was
elected to the state senate from the
district composed Of Jefferson and
Carroll eounties. In 1858 he was
elected representative. He was a
member of the national conventions in
1856 and 1860, On June 10. 1861, he
was appointed lieutenant-colonel OF
the 26th o. V. 1. and in December
following was made colonel OF the
regiment. In March, 1858, he came
home and was elected to congress
and was reelected twice after that
being In congress until 1869. He was
one of the twenty-five members OF
congress who voted against the en-
franchisement OF the rebels and at
the time OF his death was the Oldest
living ex-congressman.
Mr.. Eckley was united In marriage
with Martha l.. Brown. Of Carroll
ton, In 1887, and to them Ave children
were born. Mrs. Helen A. West
fall, Of Delaware; William Jr., who
was a member of the United States
army and died in 1867; Harvey j.,
of Chrrollton; Mrs. N. o. Skeels, OF
Elyria, and Ralph, who died In in
fancy. Mrs. Eckley preceded him In
death. May 4. 1898.
General Eckley, was great favor
ite In Carrollton; was a good talker
and entertainer, as his mind was very
clear and he could tell OF incidents
and happenings in the history of the
town and county from the time when
he was very young. He had remark
ably good health and up until Few
months ago was familiar figure on
the streets OF Carrollton. After he
became too feeble to walk he was
often out over town for drive. His
last trip down town was on the 9Th
OF March and at that time he walk
ed from the house to the carriage.
He was stricken with paralysis
Friday evening OF last week and never
rallied very much and died at O'Clock
on Friday afternoon Just week from
the day he was stricken.
The funeral services were held from
the Presbyterian church this after
noon at 8 o'clock. Rev. W. s. Kreger
officiating. He was a member OF the
Presbyterian church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-03-31
Tusearawas County Democratic Con-
ventlon.

New Philadelphia, March 29.-The
Democratic central committee met in
the commissioners office in the court
house Saturday afternoon and fixed
the time and place for the county
convention Saturday, May 2. New
philadelphia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-03-31
PLAIN TRUTH
From Thirty Years Expshlenoe.

The plain truth from ample, honest
folks. Is the very best testimony any
one can ask. Here's what N. II.
man says about coffee.
"As I have had 80 years experience
with coffee and It's effects, I may be
permitted to say something pertinent
to the subject.
my appetite began to fail. food
disturbed my stomach, bowels be-
came badly constipated, was restless.
sleep so greatly disturbed dreaded
10 go to bed.
MY stomach got 20 bad could not
eat anything for supper but milk and
a cracker. In the evening I would be
30 thirsty nothing would satisfy me
but cup OF strong, GOLD coffee.
Coffee was my invariable drink for
breakfast, with doughnut or piece
OF toast. I was all the time consult
ing the doctor. taking digestive prep
arations to help the stomach, and
cathartics TO move the bowels, fire.
quentfy having attacks OF terrible
pain In the bowels which would neces-
state calling the doctor.
After many years OF this. became
convinced that something must be
done.
"At last I got hold OF Postum and
began using II In place OF coffee and
have continued to use Il daily for the
past years. The Improvement was
gradual. but sure. For the system
requires time TO recover from the
damage done by coffee and. feel the
full benefits OF Postum.
Improvement has continued from
the very frst. to the present. Diges-
tion grew better. bowels became reg.
.ular, and at bedtime now anticipate
a good nights sleep with pleasure.
"The change from coffee 10 Postum
has made a wonderful change In my
condition. II could not be expected
that a man 81. with years and 10
months service In the army, could
be made young again. But do hon
estly believe I state the plain truth
when say that IL I had not changed
from coffee to Postum I should bave
been, by this time. helpless invalid.
II alive"
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek. Mich. Read "The Road 20
Wellville" in pkgs. There's Rea-
son."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-03-31
Avoid Secret
Stomach Remedies
Because Most Of Them Contain
Dangerous Ingredients. Which
Produce the Drug Habit.

FTOuuSS tho DTbb ''eSs
Thousands of people, having dyspep-
sia or stomach troubles In some form
continually dope" themselves with all
sorts of secret tonics, drugs, pills,
cathartios, etc, which not only infame
and irritate the stomach and intes-
tines, but in many cases couse the
opium, morphine and cocaine habits.
You have right and should demand
to know what any medicine contains
before you take It, unless 1t is put up
or recommended by some reputable
physician. Fakes and quacks will put
most anything into their secret prep
arations, TO make you like their use
less stuff SO as TO want more OF It, un
til II makes you the victim Of some
drug habit, which Will ruin your health
in short time.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are not
secret remedy, they do not contain In
furious drugs, and they are recon
mended by thousands of physicians In
the United States and Canada to their
patients for dyspepsia, catarrh of the
stomach, and all other stomach trou-
bles resulting from improper digestion
of food.
These wonderful tablets actually d.
gest food because they contain the
very elements that are required OF
healthy stomach to properly digest
food, thus acting as substitute and
giving the overworked digestive organs
rest and chance to regain their
former health, strength and vigor.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain
fruit and vegetable essences, the pure
concentrated tincture of hydrastis.
and golden seal, which tone up and
strengthen the mucous coats OF the
stomach and increase the flow Of gas
trio and other digestive Juices; lac.
tose (extract from milk; nux, TO
strengthen the nerves controlling the
action OF the stomach; bismuth TO ab-
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In these tablets or lozenges and con-
stitute a complete natural, speedy cure
for any stomach trouble.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
in large flfty-cent boxes, by all drug
gists.
Write us for free sample package.
This sample alone will give you sufn.
Client relief to convince you. Address
F. A. Stuart Co., $50 Stuart Bldg,
Marshall, Mich.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-03-31
An Attractive
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Call on our Expert, and talk Il over
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-03-31
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