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KilOJtf DALLY DEMOCRAT, SAT UK DAY, 31 AY 25 1001
WESTERN RESERVE.
(Contluuctl from flint page, part two.)
plr'ted. It was so well liulltkd tlmt It
utnntlR today a good and substantial
edifice, now tlie liomo of UtulMiti Aca
demy, a preparatory school for the
uulvrtslly.
Instruction was first given In Decern
hef, 182H, u ml ns soon as tlio new build
I'iir wiih Mulshed It was iiulto Mlled
with students. Money watt scareo In
those days. Whllu the nrlglunl endow-
nit'tit amounted to nearly ?10,0U0, tho
contributions chuio in tho form of
land, ciittlo and merehandlso. Kveu
tho btouu aud litilldliiK uiutoi'luls were
obtained by trade and lurter. David
rtudcou gave a soctlon of land, 100
acres, upon which tho college campus
was laid out, and afterwards much
beautified with oruameutal trees and
shrubbery.
Tho scliohu-bhlp of the Institution
took high rank from the Mrst. All the
clerical members of the board of trus
tees were graduates of Now England
colleges, four from Yule, two from Wil
liams, and ono from Dartmouth. Tho
plau and tho Idea of Yale College, pre
dominated oven to the arrangement of
the buildings as ono succeeded another.
The course of study aud religious
teachings exhibited the same spirit. It
whs another Yale In Now Connecticut.
Rev. Caleb I'ltklu was the Mrst ex
ecutive of the college, and ho was
followed by President Storrs, who was
elected In August, 18au. lie adminis
tered the affairs of the Institution
while they wero still taking form
und shape. There wero uiauy dlMlcui-
tles In the way, the lack of financial
resources being the chief obstacle to
rapid advancement. The annuul labor
system was tried nud proved to be
unsatisfactory. For n number of years
a cooper shop, cabinet shop, wagon
fchop, aud even a blacksmith shop were
maintained and operated by the class
men under the direction uf their pro
fessors. The workmanship of the ap
prentices was of u decidedly sophuiono
and unskillful kind. Their wares wero
crude and uusilable. Their trade
failed to thrive. The mechanical shops
were kept open until 1S51, when tho
system was abandoned as a failure.
Matters of greater Importance wero
forcing tuouibolrcs upon the minds of
collegians and citizens alike.
During the. admlnlsl'rutlou uf Mr.
Ktorrs, the anti-slavery movement
gathered great force. Copies of Cnrrl-
eon's paper, the Liberator, reached the
When it becomes necessary to
sit up in bed to get your breath;
when the least exertion such as
walking, sweeping, singing,
talking or going up and down
stairs, causes shortness of
breath, fluttering or palpitation;
then it is 'time to do something
to brace up and strengthen
your failing heart. Take Dr.
Miles' Heart Cure. It is best
of all.
"I had palpitation of heart,
my left side became enlarged
and I could not sleep at night.
Bad tp sit up in bed and often
walk the floor to get ray breath.
All of these troubles wero cured
by Dr. Miles' Heart Cure."
MBS. B. V. Tubbs,
Mt. Carroll, Ills.
Dr. Miles'
Heart Cute
stimulates the digestion, in
creases the circulation and
makes weak hearts strong.
Sold by druggists on guarantee.
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
R.MPIl BTViSV5!
IXlRMLee&m MSWfOf
A Most Effective Combination.
A Tonic and Nervine of acknowledged su.
premacy, A cure for Debility. Dspetsia and
Nervous Disorders. Relieves laiiyucramiKcn.
eraldebllityibrliflitensthouKhtaiidUreiigtIicns
the great organs of the body, improving their
functional activity ; restores worn-out nerves;
nldsdlgrsllon tpromotes assimilation restores
the blood to Its proper constitution and Is won
derfully efficacious as a General ""onlc, appe
llor hiiu promoter 01 puysicai acll lly. It is
b
icaaui iu me lasic, ana, usea regularly,
races the svsteni a?Hinil th(!i.nr.tifr Inrln.
enccsof Materia.
PHICC $1.00 PER BOTTLE.
If not to be had of our Druggist, we will
upon receipt of money, send by Express
prepaid,
TOE CARROLLTON CHEMICAL CO.,
Sola Proprietors,
BALTIMORE. M D.
KOU SAriE ny
S. STEINBACHER G CO.
Akron, O.
Sit up
in bed.
m WE&VgZSXg' f3K Xw
fl B1 fc rm vm o M
mmmmmmmw" Kinkiiii
PyaffBpsIm
Mr.).B.bean,(fRondout,KlY.learshe
suffered mlsrty night and day from
dytpepsl. and Ills esse ws pronounced
Incurable by the rioUoiS.. For over two
) ears he i tiered
Untold M leery
Doctor Kennedy advised the use of
ravoriiiKcmrayana
Mr. Dean sayai "I
took It and Inside ol
a week was relieved,
and In at short while
Mrasposltlvelyeurcd."
He says I "Just think
Ourod
and mnv there Isn't a
healthier man In this
country, and mv no-
i petite Is erand." The
loe ot dyspepsia and poor health is
Dootot Davltf Kennedy's
Fmvorlto Romctty
All dmgilui sell It, or re till lend Hurras
paid, for J 1,00 pr bottle.
if you would tryhttori lnyUi7tutuUttendSainptt
BoUU Frte.
Doctor David Kennedy Corporation, Rsndonl, N.V.
BANK OAF-.E.
Business Men's Restaurant.
Meals served tit all hours. Fine Im
ported and domestic Wet Goods and
Cigars. Under Central Savings Bank.
John Koorbor, Frop.
ttjSS
ArNS&&r
(life. V SoWwmSO
CANVAS
COVERS
AWNINGS
AlX awnings
Mado and put up by us In this
city this spring will ba kept in
running order durlnfc tho Beason,
taken down in tho full and stored
reo of oharge.
People's J Business hours No. 73R
'Fhones 1 Any other timo No. 93
13? S. Main St.
J. A. KERR, D. O.
604 HAMILTON BLOCK
Graduate under Dr. Still, tho founder of
Osteopathy. Hours 8 to 12; 1 to B. Con
sultation nnrt examination free, rooplo's
ph one 230.
Fine No. 1 Fresh Mackeral
AND
HUDSON RIVER ROE SHAD
Eoceived dally this week at
EDSON FISH MARKET
Western Itcscrve, and found a strong
constituency among the thoughtful ami
hcholatly men ot the old New England
block. The evil ot slavery was tho
leading topic of debate, the paramouut
subject of controversy aud discussion-'
Some favored the colonization plat,
others were uncompromisingly for tho
immediate, abolition of tho curse, the
ono black anil hideous mark on the
fair escutcheon of liberty. The elo
quence of Beecher mid Wendell
Phillips was echoed again by tho walls
of Hudson College. In those days
pru-slavery doctrines were heretical,
but there was uo her.esy at Hudson.
In the debating societies, at thu pulpit,
and on all platforms, whether In lec
ture rooms or at public meetings,
slavery was denounced by ministers,
professors and students with one ac
cord. Tho baying of tho bloodhound
lu Southern swamps did not speak
wlthv a voice more deep ami more
direful against this Institution, that
was thought to bo tho Invention of tho
Prlnco ot Darkness.
Austlnhtirg, Tallmadge, Hudson nnd
Ohcrliu, every place In Northern Ohio
whore there wag an academical Institu
tion, was also a station on the under
ground tallroad, a so-called hotbed of
abolitionism. The agitation so Intense
ly foriuented by these places logically
culminated In tho war" of the Itebelllou
with all Its lamentable results that
wero compensated for hy the extirpa
tion of thu one evil, human slavery.
It Is a singular paradox that the AVos
tern Heservo is better known to this
day to Southern niou than any piece
of territory of equal extent' lu their
own sunny land..
At tho outbreak of tho war lu 1S01,
of tho four hundred alumni und un-der-grnduatcs
of Webtern Heservo Col
lege, over a hundred wero enrolled lu
Ohio regiments.
Mr. Storm was obliged to resign rhu
college presidency because of 111 health
and he died a short tlim.' afterwards.
His place was tilled by Itev. I'lerce, a
Vain muu uf Hue Uttaluiueult!. He di
rected tho destinies ot he young Insti
tution during two decades. In Febru
ary, 1811, n inoillllcatlou of the charter
wns obtained to penult of tho estab
lishment of tho medical department- In
Cleveland. Lectures had been Inaugu
rated by Dr. Delii'mater In tho autumn
of 1R451, nud the llrsf class Was' gradu
ated In March, 1811. 'Tho medical
school has tilvpiys been prosperous
and prolltic of graduate, The main
college, after vho creation of this
separate department did not got ou so
well, rnfortultoiis circumstances fore
btalled prosperity. Voting men found
It not so dllllcult to travel to the East
for an education. Menus of eoiniuunl
cation wero Improved and Wieiipoued.
Oberllu opened hoi' doors In 1K51, nnd
drew away many students who would
otherwise hnve nialrlculafcib ut Uud-
son. Tlw debt of tho coHoro hecinio
moio bimltwinouip,. Good Icuttircrri
could Kft iH'lti'r pity nntl inorii itcok
ultluit nt Institutions tllnf wuro bettor
endowed.
With tho rrllrcuiput ot I'rcHldont
I'leroo In 18,"5, tho outlook for the fu
ture or tlio college was Bloomy tind
(llflhc-artcnltiK. Tho truntei'8 nud
frlrnds of tho Institution, Iiowovit,
wcru Hduicli nud triio, nud with a
clear illhcorniucnt of tlio iiuulltlcs In
the until, Kflccted Itev. Unify li. Hitch.
cock to tui;a me c&cuiiuvo cnuir. iiy
n happy chiiuuo this gentleman mldcd
to his tine scholarly tjimlHicatloiiH
KOOll llUMlllfSS cuit.iclty. A Ucht of
if'-'l'.UUO niubt be paltl without further
procrastluallou. The president, by his
skillful policy illumined to lift tho
debt' nud to place tho utlnlrg which
wire untriittlcd to him on a sound
baste. Ho wiia enabled to add SOii.OOO
to tho pcrniancnt fund, and S'.W.OOO to
tho general fund of the college. Most
of thla money was obtained as n re
sult of tho diligence and by the per
bonul hollcltatlon of Prpildent Hitch
cock. More btudcnls nud Instructors
cainn with tho returning tide of ma
terial prosperity,
l'roi'o.sor Carroll (Jutler was the
ne.t president. The brnclits of a co
educational B.vsteni wero recognized,
and In 1ST- wuineu were admitted to
the eourt.es of Instruction upon tho
same conditions us men.
Eighteen years ago the school wis
removed from Hudsou to Cleveland.
Tho old buildings nt Hudson aro often
vlhlted by the graduates who com
pleted their M'udlcs there and the
memories of Western Itcnurvc arc still
dear to her old students.
Shudders at His Past.
"I recall now with hoiror," says
Slall Carrier Burnett Maun, of Lovau
na, O.. "my three years of suffering
from Kidney tiouble. I was hnrdly
ever free from dull aches or acute
pains In my back. To stoop or lift
mall sacks mado me groau. 1 felt tired,
worn out, about ready to give up
when I began to use Electric Bitters,
but six bottles completely cured mo
and made ine feel like a new man."
They're unrivaled to regulate Stomach,
Liver. Kidneys nml Bowels. Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed by all drug
gists. Only 50 cents.
H. C.
GENERAL ELECTRICIAN
House Wiring and Repair Work.
107 on tlio Viaduct
FOR CHAPPED HANDS AND ROUGHNESS
OF THE SKIN,
Our Violet B&lm
P!
i
LEASES
ARTIOUUAR
'EOPLE
OPULAR
RIOE.-
WM. WARNER,
Gem Pharmacy, 113 S. Howard St.
IfYou Want
..NECK COMFORT..
SEND YOUR SHIRTS
AND COLLARS TO
AMCRIOAIM t-AUNDRV
40S EAbT EXOHANOK ST.
Phone 720. GEO. K. El'Z, Prork
lf When yon want KefeihmenU o( W
v-,; all kinds, such as Imported aad Do- at
IW meitic J
wines, Liquors ono Beers JJ
W The best wst roads obtainable rlait '
IV tne ft
$ ATLANTIC GARDEN jg
W 200-202 E. Market st. JJJ
J DETTLING BROS., Props, "j
Iron
and
Castings
urass
For every purpose.
Adamson,
Exchange and Water Sts.
Why Not a Trip
TO
California
This Summer
Do you realize that tho most attrac
tive SKAHIDK AND MOUNTAIN
HKSOHTS In the world aro In Cali
fornia uud tluit they aro quickly and
comfortably reached via tlio
SOUTHKHN PAOIF10 00.
luly flth io Kith I ucIunIvp, exceeding
ly SI'KOIAIj LOW KATE. Hound trip
tickets will lie aold account of tho
liflli International conveutlou of the
Knwoitli I.etiBtie to bo held In
SAN FIIANOTSUO.
Tlief.o special low rates will bo avail
able to all, whether members of tho
League or not, anil tickets ran bo
pureluifrcd to ro via any of the
SOUTIIHKX PACIFIC COMPANY'S
THREH ROUTES;
SUNSET, OGDEN Oil SHASTA,
IleturuliiK tbe siiiim or cither of the
otheiu Through Pullninii voHtlbuled
HleppluK earn, Firm class nud tourist,
For parllt'iilar, ndilress (5. (1, Herring,
Coin, iiki'iu", S. P. Co., 711 Purk bldg.,
Plttbui'K," Pa.
EVANGELIST COX
Will Open Meetings at Gospel
Mission,
Tim (lospcl MImIou on Virtu How
nnl St., will open Its herlri of full
fmlrutlou meetings this (veiling at
7:!i(). They will continue for at least
(en days. I W, Cox, of Houghton,
N. i'., nrrived today, aud will hmo
charge of tho lneetliigK. He antlel
pates n glorious victory lit tho minus
of the I.otd. The object of this meet
lug Is chlelly for the saltation of the
tost, and the sanctlllcalioii of Cod's
people. Wo heartily Invite the co
operation of every Christian to tlio
end, that Cod's cause In Aktoit may
receive u mighty swing heavenwaid.
Miss Mnmlo Smith, Mldillesboro, Ky
writes: "My little sister had tho croup
very bad. I gave her set oral doses of
Foley's Honey and Tar and bho was
Instantly relieved. It saved her l
A. Warner,. J. M. Latfer and .1.
La til purler & Co.
!FIREaftSt
":":-:::"H":":-:";K":v..x.x.
1 Central Englin- House.
2 Buckeye Works.
a Miller Rubber Works.
4 Dlninond Rubber Works.
5 Main and Market.
0 No. 'J Engine House, Sixth Ward.
7 North Hroadwity, ueatl Market.
S Buchtel ave., and Uowery.
1) Schuinacher Mill. Mill btrcct.
l'J Piospect, near Mill,
la Furnace and Broadway.
1-1 Main and Keck.
1." Ash and Park Place.,
l'J No. 3 Engine House, West Hill.
17 Carroll nnd Exchange.
IS Empire Mower uud Reaper
Works,
lli Akron Rubber Works.
21 Prospect and Perkins.
2a Forgo and Mnrket.
21 Sherman, nenr Exchange.
2," Main aud Exchange.
21! North Howard and Tnllrundge.
27 West Market and Green.
28 Akron Knife Works.
20 Washington und Hopp Alley.
31 North Howtiul and North.
32 Enst Muiket and Sprnce.
34 West Market and Valley.
3." Carroll aud Splcer.
3(5 Cat roll and Sumner.
37 North and Arlington.
38 yiuo aud Fountain.
30 Coburn and Camplizll.
41 Wooster ave.. and Locubt.
42 Pearl, near cistern.
43 South Main and Falor.
45 follegc and Mill.
4(1 Arlington and. Hazel.
47 Howe and Bowery.
18 West South.
40 Merrill Pottery, State.
51 Howard and 'Cherry.
52 No. 4 Engine House, Main and
Falor.
53 Center st,,' Railroad Crosslug.
51 Buchtel ave., aud Union.
5fi Akron Stoneware Co., Oth Ward.
57 l.ods and Turner.
58 Perkins and Adolph ave.
50 Webster, Camp & Lane Ma
chine Co.
Gl Case ave., aud Kent.
02 Sleberliug Mill, Gth Wind,
tj.'t Johnston and Cbamplalu.
01 Akron Sewer Pipe Co., Black
Mill.
67 Carroll aud East Market.
OS Second ave., and Valley Ry.
(50 .lolinson and Wilson.
71 Grant and Cross.
72 North and Maple.
73 Werner Printing Co.
71 North Union, near Bluff.
7," Robinson Bro.9., North Forge.
70 Tho Whitmoro-Itoblnson Co.
7S East Market and Cook.
79 Home, near Lllllau.
81 Western Linoleum Co.
82 Summit Sewer Pipe Co.
83 Allyn nnd Cross.
54 Thornton nnd Harvard.
85 The J. 0. McNeil Boiler Works.
$7 Thornton and Camp.
89 Main and Miller ave.
01 Cereal Mills, South Howard.
Broadway.
Schumacher cooper shop, N. Broad
way. 01 Mill and Summit.
li Main and Mill.
98 Buchtel ave., and Fay.
123 Silver and Hickory.
124 South High and Chestnut.
125 West Market and Rhodes ave.
121 General Alarm.
120 Arlington and Second nve.
232 Jlenner's Brewery, N. Forgo st.
211 Sherman and Vurls.
251 Cedar and Wulmsh ave.
253 West Exchange, near Willow.
312 Cascade Mills, North Howard
314 Fire Chief's Residence. '
321 Adams aud Upson.
311 Baleb and Market.
342 Maple, opposlto Bnlch.
315 Blttninn und Crosby.
351 Exchange aud Splcer.
412 Wooster and St. Clair.
413 St. Clair and Bnrtges.
415 Water Works. Wooster avn .
431 Ewart Tlio Works.
The Dickson Transfer Co.
Coal, Transfer and Livery.
rucking, MuvIhk nml Htorlng of Goods.
Ooaohps, Uoupi's nml ('urrlnges for funernls,
weddings, pintles nud callings.
Offices Bos, 123-125 Carroll St., tel, 306.
116 H. HIch St., tel. 42J.
!Io.
John Backe
175 S. Main st.
The celebrated Anhnuscr Bunch
Beer, on drought. Also lu bottles
for family use and tho choicest
In mills of old whiskies,, direct from
ihu bonded warehouses. Imported
and domestic cigars, wines, ales
mid potters.
'
mzmsLMi
You
With
your
Belen, Miu., March 9, J 900.
I have used one bottle of Wine of Cardul and one pickage of Thedford's Black-Draught. Before I
began to lake your medicines I had pains in my back, hips, lower bowels and my arms. Sometimes I thooghl
I would go blind. My head ached and I was so weak 1 could hardly walk across the floor. Now I can only
feel a little of the pain In my side and I am going to use your medicines until I jet cured, for I believe they
will certainly cure mt. I have been married twelve years and am the mother of seven children. I thank
yCM lot your wonderful medicine and what it has done for me.
Vol acWIce nd
riepsrtnient,"
ftt3
CASPAR
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Manufnctuicrof nil kinds of Brushes.
Orders ptoiuptly attended to.
155 H. MAIN BT. AKRON.
GO TO . . .
F3. 1. NAIULCR
For everything in the
ELECTRICAL LINE
CEILING and DESK FANS.
'Phone 012 238 S. Howard St.
Summit Plating Works
CHERRY ST., AKROH, 0.
Gold, Pllver, Nickel, Copper, Brnss,
Bronte nnd Oxidizing. Bleyclo nnd stove
1'lntlnR a specialty. All work guoranteed.
Work called for nnd delivered. Your pat
ronage Is solicited.
Pcoplo's Phonos 553 nnd 1110
SMOM
Colorado Springs,
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AND
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SUPERIOR EQUIPMENT
C.otlnf f
Pullman Duffel Sleeping Cars.
Rocllnlng Chair Cnrs (.uhi)
tndCornfort&blc Day Coaches
ovts, Tiir.
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IT. LOUIS
J. R. JAMES.
Centra.1 Passenger Agent,
Q05 Pa.rk Building,
Pittsburg, Pa.
CHAS. AUSTGEN
Cor. Broadwny and Exchange
Wholesale Liquor Dealer.
The best Whisky sold In barrel, and
all kinds nr Liquors lor one saioont.
L. HOSTER BREWING CO.
Of Columbus, brewers of high grade 1
wimntiii liiiisn. Kpori iispaiaiiy.
BOTTLED BEER FOR FAMILY USE.
Importers of California nnd Ohio
Wines. Lowest prices. Delivered to
any point of the olty.
Both Telephones S58.
Bottle nepirtment. 034.
Ute LiriiioL'ritt want column. It pays.
CS.TA.Btki:
tUCKOBI.
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3 Pueblo Gateway 9
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A Trial Bottle of this Wonderful Remedy, containing 50 Doses, can bo
obtained of Druggists for only 25 CENTS. This is to induce those who
never used BRAZILIAN BALM to try it now.
Cures a Cold in One Night,
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough.
Cures Worst Kind of Bronchitis.
Cures Worst Croup in a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulcerated Tonsils.
Onlv Positive Cure for Quick Consumption.
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures in One Month.
It
Ulcerated Tonsils,
more thau a million people
B. F. JACKSON- CQ,..nf diemisi. . .
EH
TOLD BY PAIN
If you have palm you should look after them quickly Pain ihowi lomt
thing it wrong. The sharper the pain the more danger there is in delay. There
are thousands of women today who are bearing awful pain almost continually,
rather than (ell a physician about the shooting paint In their lower abdomen,
about the agony of falling of the womb and the distress of leucorrhaa. They
let the months pass and their (rouble becomes harder to cure and more distress
ing. But modest women can secure exemption from the embarrassmtnt of a
private examination. When pain tells you of danger you can cure yourself
by the use of
can be cured without distressing publicity in the privacy of your homt.
these facts before you there Is no reason for the delay which Is Increasing
misery and waiting the days of your life. Why not stop the pain loday7
literature address, cItIde symptoms, "Ths Ladles' Adrlsory
The Chattanooga Medicine Company, Chattanooga, Tenn.
THE FAME OF ML WPii
HAS NEVER BEEN EQUALLED BY ANY OTHER
COMPLEXION SPECIALIST
The most
Imitated
woman in
the world
The Discoverer
MME. A.
Removes Permanently
PIMPLES, BLACK HEADS, FRECKLES,1
ECZEMA, MOTH PATCHES, SALLOW
NESS, and WRINKLES NOT CAUSED
BY FACIAL EXPRESSION. : : : : :
Does not cover up but removes the blemish.
M itf jb S nS r fc. H jpfbt etn sk hxs&
J 5rfk 0 m o S ifi s& Ww
HEIGHTENS, CLEARS and BEAUTIFIES the COMPLEXION
It Improves a Good Skin and Works Wonders iviih a Bad One.
ITS MERITS KNOWN THE WORLD
OVER. USED AND RECOMMENDED
BY REFINED PEOPLE EVERYWHERE.
cAbsolulely Harmless and cHtuays Successful.
Drop In ind ssk to hive Mm;. Ruccert's Face Bleach shovn to you,
snd hive lis merits, minner of using and vonderful ,-esulis ctplslned,
so ru ulll be ssilsflcd it is wbst joa need for jour complexion.
We always carry a full line of Mine. A. Ruppert's Gray Hair Restorative,
Egyptian Balm, Almond Oil Complexion Soap and Hair Tonic.
Call and have their merits explained to you.
Ask for Mrnc. Ruppert's book, HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL." FREE.
Risch &
Sole Agents,
124 South Matin Street, & &
J. D. ELLIS
Mo Ins Vans, General Tenuv
InRaml Transferring. Parcels
nnrt Trunks delivered. Tran
sient and Boarding Stable.
Office and Stable, 228-230 W. Market St.
Both Telephones No. 2sr.
Uio Democrat want column. It pays.
5
Only Thing on Earth
That Cures Asthma.
BRAZILIAN
f xse'er nas muea in a muic case, uuai
ill anteed to take Grippe out of the whole
system, whether it settles la Lungs,
Kidneys or elsewhere.
Kills the Streptococus, the
which infests the stomach, causing
Also heals the stomach, made raw and ulcerated by swallowing tha
posion catarrh virus. Cures all germ or microbe diseases. Has cured
is 100 years ahead of the medical profession. Don't fail to try it.
50c AND $1.00 AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
MATILDA SMITH.
For thirty
years a
successful
career
of Facx Blzacji
RUPPERT'S
Akron, Ohio
J.'K. WILLIAMS
Machine Shop and Foundry
POTTERY MACHINERY, RUBBER
MOULDS AND DIES.
Gencrnl Machine ami Foundry worn.
Lawn Mowors sharpened.
Ubo Democrat want column. It pays.
ECect of aebts on tin
xracnio or winapipo.
germ A Dyopeptic't Stomich.
Dyspepsia.
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