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AKRON DAILY, DEMOCRAT
SATRDA.Y, NOV. lBth, 1002.
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A True Story of
Pioneer Life In the
Cuyahoga, Valley
"Far Past'
Frontier"
By JAMES A. BRADEN
One of the Best Books
for Boys Yet Published
A most interesting story for boys of Northern
Ohio. It tells of the adventures of two Oonnocticut
boys who came to the Cuyahoga Valley when it was
"far past the frontier" and who had no end of thril
ling experiences on the way and with the Indians of
the Valley . One of the historical characters intro
duced is Hopocon, a famous Delaware chief, who
lived in this part of Ohio at the time of the coming
of tho white pioneers.
FULL OF ADVENTURE
and STIRRING INCIDENTS.
At all book stores at special price.'
The S&alfield Publishing
Company,
AKRON. OHIO
"SUNNY"
He Has No Hands But He Is a Busy,
Optimistic Man.
(Special Correspondence.)
nrberton, Nov. 15. "Hnndlcnppod?
Well, slightly, but there aro n fow
things that I win do just the same as
j on with your two good amis nnd
hands."
The speaker was popular Ilniry
Baugbman, day watchman at tho
Pittsburg GnB Valvo Fittings Co.
plant,' It wns late Friday afternoon
nnd tho woikmen were going home.
Bornawlmt red In tho face from tho
jwork which ho hud Just done, Mr.
Baughmnn gieotcd a Democrat repor
ter with n smile, but he did not extend
his hand for ho has none. Ho had just
completed pumping soma! buckets of
water nnd placing thorn In tho shop.
lbout six feet tall nnd weighing 241
pounds, which weight is well distribut
ed, he appeared to 1m u perfect picture
of health nnd happlnoss.
Nlnu years ago Inst July ho was ram
wing n cannon nt Cnnton, preparatory
to firing n Balulo. The man nt tho
touchhole. removed ills linger, Tho
cannon wm prcmntuiely discharged
and both of Mr. Tlnui'hmnu'H hands
,wer shot off. Amputntlou was nccoH
enry, Tho left mm was severed nt tho
wrjat nd the other about four Inches
below the elbow. Tho accident was
COST $12.00.
vice That Was Worth It.
"I -was oneo a slavo to tho coffeo
b,nbjt, nnd becamo almost n continued
Invalid by drinking it," says Mr. O. H.
Altkon of Whiting, N. J.
"I tried to brink uway from coffoo
but every tlmb I stopped, I suffered
from sovoro sick headuches nnd for re
Jlof wont back to coffeo again, only lu
the end to suffer fiom extreme nei
yputncsn nnd severe bullous attacks.
I became no Irrltablu that I mndo life
miserable for my family nud myself.
Finally I wont to Now York to consult
a specialist. After thoroughly pcstlon
Jng and examining me, ho said I must
glye, up drinking coffee ns It had great
ly undormlnod my health, nud he
further snld that coffee killed moio
people tunn rum, I laughed nt htm,
but he Bald It was tho truth nnd thnt
in tils practice lw hud seen many evil
rffocts from coffoo drinking,
lti pnldjt wm or no uso to prescrtlw
tar tuff, unless I guo up coffee, nud
rccqranjonded thnt I use Postum Food
Coffey, which ho highly recommended.
Up charged mo $11! for his advlco,
Wbjcb I thought rather high pi Iced at
the tWo, but today I think It cry
cheap. I bought seiornl packages of
Pfletum' from tho grocer and it was
the best day's work I oyer did for
yl(.,
'I hod u pot of Postum mndo for my
upper' that night; that was lu tho
spring of 1&)8 una 1 lmvo drank It
river slnuo with tho best of results to
y health. Tho sick headache and
nn'6isuess I suffered fiom drinking
coffee linve entirely gone; I am never
bilious and bao Increased in weight;
Thsvo u happlor disposition and nm
j much more agreeable company to my
HARRY.
a severe blow but ho took the situation
calmly.
''I knew that I would llvo until I
died nnd did not worry," he snld. "I
am not easily discouraged or disheart
ened, nnd I recovered."
The wounds henled and he was left
with two urui "stumps." Without n
murmur ho set nbout to learn to uso
the ''stumps" and ho learned well for
he Is wollnlgh ns liandy, crippled ns
ho Is, us Is tho average man. For n
long time the. right "stump" which Is
tho shorter, was stiff. Then soino box
ers enmo to Bnrborton with n punching
bag. Harry punched the bag a tcrrlflo
blow with his right arm and over slnco
tho Joint has been flexible.
When this now plant was started ho
was made night wntchiuiiu nnd held
this position for three months. Then
ho wns luudQvdnynvntchmnii. ills sun
ny disposition hnn mndo him ono of
Itaibciton'R most popular young men
for ho Is only MO. Ills motto Is: "Keep
trying until you succeed."
Among otior tilings, ho can drive n
horse, unlock a door, pull out his watch
and sco what time It Is, get money out
of his pocket n;id other things which
seem Impossible, "Sninko? Yes, T
hno a plpo which I puff occasionally."
Then to the nmnzomont of tho repoitcr,
he tilled ,n. pipe with tobacco, living n
splko bb stanipor, spat on tho end of
ono of his arms, picked up a mntch
Hiul by tho uso of both "stumps" light
ed It, then lit his pipe. "A good pipe
bents n cigar any dny, doesn't UV" ho
said.
THE OUTLOOK
IS BRIGHT
For Continued Activity In All
Business Lines.
Now York, Nov. IB-It. Q. Dun &
Co.'s weekly rqvow of the trado today
says:
Lower prices for railway stocks than
at nny time since last Match does not
necessarily Indicate loss of trnlllc nor
n setback In tho business. On tho con
tinry, coincident with tho rollnpso of
the stock market, there Yoro nuinorous
evidences that manufacturing and
transporting, interests lmvo not suffi
cient faclllHca to meet domands, al
though plants nud equipment nro of
greater elllcloaey than at any previous
tlmo. Merchandise Is fully maintained,
preparations being mndo for a heavy
holiday trade, frequont complaints of
tardy deliveries testify to tho heavy
consumption, prpspocts for continued
activity nro Jirlftht because of unpreco-
(lenifji iinrTCHif, prosperity in tno ag
ricultural section assuring u good do
ninnd for other products. Threatened
labor contioverslcs huve been in cried,
in Homo ensos, wages being ndwinced,
while n number of Increases wcio ol-
luutacy given,
$21 fl WEEK
buys this elegant Waln-wrlrfht
uptight Fimo (our own make).
mon
GRADE
LOW
PRICE
rjyggr-M
Send for Illustrated prospectus of our
PIANO CLUB
plan, (no drawlne. piano delivered at
once,) which enables us to sell loo ol
the above pianos Jojf under regular
prices, and we chargo you absolutely
NO INTEREST.
TE DREHER'S ss
Thibit(trtuonoiMitUiirrtt. zntiu
Th Jtrcad,
Glovtiland
m
dly tf
'LECTRIC LIGHT.
Many Are Lights Will Soon Be
In Use.
(Special Correspondence.)
Bnrborton, Nov. 15. It is oxpected
that by Wednesday Burberton -will
have elcctilc light both by day nnd by
night. Tho man who puts up the
nrc lights will complete his work
Monday. The city will then
have 45 nrc lights. Tho special whe
hns been strung and tho "Julcu" will
be turned on Monday night.
PROSPECTIVE BUYERS.
Patties wishing to buy or exchange
properties will do veil to call on uh
beforo buying. Houses and lota In all
parte of tho city.. Farms for sale.
Money to loan. Grldlcy & Mjtholer,
real estate nnd lusurnneo. 43 Central
building. Poo. phone, D16.
TUESDAY MUSICAL CLUB CONCERT
The first and only availing concert of
tho Tuesdny Musical club this year
will bo given nt the First M. B. church,
Monday evening, Nov. 17th. Pitts
burg Orchestra, with tho chorus, will
render a flno program. Ticket No. 1,
of tho courso tlckots Is good for tills
concert. Itcbate will bo niado to
courso ticket holders nt tho earliest
possible moment. Admission to tho
concert, $1.00. Reserved seats obtain
able nt Illbbnrd & Wilcox, nnd tho Up-hum-Hrouso
company, Saturday, Nov.
15th.
ALMOST DONE.
Much Talked of "Y" a Reality
Monday.
4
(Special Correspondence.)
Bnrberton, Nov. 15. It Is expected
that the N. O. T. Oompnnj's "Y" on
Frederick st. will bo completed Mon
day. It wns unnecessary for Marshal
reigiiHon to stop tho workmen as tho
franchise wns formally accepted by the
company Tuesday morning. Tho N. O.
T. company will also set Its poles at
tho proper places next week.
REMARKABLE SUC
CESS Of a New Catarrh Cure.
A lnrgo ami constantly increasing
majority of tho Anicrlcnn people nio
catarrh suffcicis. This is not entlio
ly tho result of our changeable cli
mate, but becnuso modern Investiga
tion has clcnily prbcu that ninny
diseases, known by other mimes, nio
really catarih. Founeily tho naiuo ca
tnirh was applied almost oxclushely
to tho common nasal cutnirh, but tho
thront, stomnch, liver, bladder, kid
neys and Intestines are subject to ca
tarrhal diseases as well as tho nasal
passages.
In fact, wherovor there Is mucous
luumbrnne there is a feeding ground
for entiwrh.
The usual remedies,' inhalers, sprays,
douches or powders, Iiiiyo been prac
tically failures, as fur ns anything
moio than temporary relief wns con
cerned, because they simply dry up tho
mucous secretions, without having tho
remotest effect upon tho blood and
liver, which aro tho renl sources of
catarrhal dlseabea.
It hns been known for sorao jeais
that tho radical euro of catarrh could
nover coiuo from local applications, but
from an intornal romedy, uctlng on tho
blood nnd expelling tl)o catarrhal poi
son from tho system.
A now Internal preparation which
has been on tho market only n short
time, has met with lemnrknblo suc
cess ns a genuine, radical euro for ca
tarrh. It may bo found nt nny ding store,
sold under tho nnmo of Stuart's Ca
tarrh Tablets, largo pleasant tasting
lozenges, composed principally of an
tlseptlc Ingiedlonts, Hlooil-noot, lied
(lum and similar catarrh speclllcs,
Ir. Alnsleo In speaking of the new
catarrh euro says: "I have trlod the
new catarrh romedy, fStuart'a Catuirh
Tablets, upon tidily of forty patients
with renmrknb'lf satisfactory results.
They clear tho hMrt and throat moro
offectunlly and lnstlugly than nnv
win-in- ur miiaier unit i imvo eer
seen, nnd although" thoy nro what Is
called n patent'iuedlclno and sold by
druggists, l do ipt licsljate to lecom
mend thoni as I know, them to bo free
from cocnlno nud opiates, nnd that
even a llttlo child may uso them with
onuro surety."
Any sufferer from nasal catarih,
throat or bronchial trouble, catarrh of
the stomach, Uyer ir bladder, will
find Stuart's Ca(nrrh Tablets remark
ably effective, pleasant an,d com en
leut, and jour druggist'' will tell jou
they aro absolutely free from- any In
Jurlous drug, ,,- , ,
MANY
Inquiries For Help
at Y. W. C. A.
Young Women Wanted
In Stores and Shops.
The Week of Prayer Was
Observed.
Well
Tho Y. W. O. A. clns In stenography
will start Monday evening at 7:30 at
tho rooms. An cxpeilencod stenog
rapher will have charge.
Every noan this week n twenty min
ute prayer meeting has been held nt
tho Association rooms In observance
of tho Y. W. O. A. World's Week of
Prayer. Theso meetings have been
well nttended nnd have been led by
dlffcicnt members of the Iloaid nnd
tho general secretary.
Tho leanest Is liiado that alt Inter
ested in our wiork'gUc a sum not ex
ceeding five cents to tho Secretary for
our work throughout the woild. This
request Is being mndo this week In
every association in tho world and Is
called til "World's Nickel."
A "Koverslblo" soclnl will be held at
tho Hooins this evening. Each Satur
day evening, the Itcccptlon committee
In chaige provides some unique form
of cnteitalnmcnt nnd this ocnlng will
prove no exception. All women whoth
er members or not, nro Invited to come
and spend their Sntuiday ovcnlngs tit
tho Association.
The meeting on Sundny afternoon at
4:30 will bo addressed bj Itev. A. B.
Coats.
Tho jlrls aro appreciating n new
couch In tho icst loom.
Tho record of attendance at Satur
day ovonlng suppers was broken last
Satuidny night, when 81 joung women
were hcrvcd.
The regular, monthly Hoard meeting
was held Monday nfternoon. The Gen
eral Secretary, reported the attendance
nt tho Itoomit In October to Iks 208!),
number of dinners served 1187. Sat
in day evening buppors 201, attendance
nt gymnasium clnssesjl, at history
class 80, at gospel meotlngs 75. This
report is most encouragng showing a
gnln In tho work gcnornlly,
Tho following books ure mKsIng
from tho library and those having
them will please return Immediately
"An Ameilcan Girl In London," "A
March In tho Banks,'' "Books nnd
Authors," "Bright Days Abionil,"
''Clergymen and Doctois," "Inventnis
nnd Discovery," "I.alr and T.uwyeis,"
"Museum ,of Antiquity," "Omens nud
Superstitions," "The Human Nntuie
Club."
Young women desiring work of nny
kind should como to tho Association
rooms for requests are coming in dally
for young vyomen to work In our fnc
tries, stores and homes. Young women
nro hclpod in getting situations with;
out chargo and tho Association will
gladly aid women In securing work.
A class lu Bible study will bo held
Friday ovcnlng under n competent
teacher provided there Is a sufficient
number of applicants. This class will
bo frco to members pf tho Association
and It Is earnestly hoped that thoso
desiring to take up.tlio work will no
tify tho Socretnry os (ho formation of
the- class depends upon tho number of
applicants.
Do You Want To
Borrow Money
at Rates You
Can Afford
to Pay?
Then come In nnd ask us how much
jou enn get by paying back
$2.50 each month for 12 months.
$3.25 each month for 12 months.
$1,75 each month for 12 mouths.
$5.C0 each month for 12 months.
$7.50 each month for 12 months.
$0.80 each month for 12 mouths.
$11.00 each month for 12 months.
$12 50 cicli month for 12 months,
$15,50 each month for 12 months.
$17.50 each month for 12 months.
$20.50 each month for 12 months.
$22.50 ench month for 12 mouths.
$25,00 each month for, 12 months.
We loan money In any nmount from
$10 00 to $500 00, ou llousehold goodp,
lnsurnuco Policies, Horses, Wagons,
Carriages, etc., at lower rates and for
longer tlmo than any other loan coin
pnny In tho city. We also loan on
real estate.
TUB AKRON SEOUMTY & lyOAN
COMPANY,
Bell 87, Nathan M. Berk.
People's 85. 103 S. Howard St.
Examination ol Ttaehtrt.
The Board ol School Kxamlhori for Bora
mltcouuty will hold uraatlnsi at Akrou
Hleh tooool,
furthor notion.
fu.nmhlv rnam. tintll
further notloe, for examination oi apnll-
cant, for teaoli.n' cerMoati a
ohr' cerinoti a rolldwai
avi of AADtnmbar. Ootohar.
uni naiuruoy. oi sopiomDer,
NoY.mbur. Dtcituhtr. JnnimrT. Hetaruarr.
Marob, April nnd Muy and third Baturduy
nt AugntU I'upUt' examination, for ad
mission to high lohool. will bo hald oa U
third Saturday of April and atcond Batur-
ja
ilav of Mar. Kiaralnntlon. boeln at A:W
Hzaramntioni Dogin at
n.tu. eaco day. Tint tchedulo g on Into unco
April I. mur.
lit ordor ot tho Board.
C'UANK h. LYTLL-, Clerk.
i Mt .wkly
THIRTEEN DOCTORS FAILED.
Mrs. M. A. Close, of Nebraska, Was Cured of
Incipient Consumption After All Medical
Aid Had FailedRead Her Letter.
MRS. M.
Dr. S. B. Hartmaa, Columbus, Ohio :
Dear Doctor "I desire to express
terest you have shown In my case, and
has effected a cure of as bad a case of
"Peruna and
best physicians In
FOUND
HERSELF
GROWING
WORSE.
than three years 1
thirteen weeks In a
Wis.; but finding myself growing ryorse, as a last resort, 1
came West where I was bedfast for many weeks, and the
physicians which my
'She cannot possibly live more than a few days.' But
t hanks to Peruna, I fooled them all. In an Incredibly short time after I began
to take Peruna the hemorrhages stopped. I began to mend slowly at first, but
the Improvement becamo more marked, and now I can truthfully say that
there Is not the slightest trace of my old
' would have written you a long
see If tho effect was lasting; and In conclusion I would qay, God bless you and
keep' you with us that you may go on with your work of mercy tor many years
to come." MRS. M. A. CLOSE.
P. S."I am going to visit Mends In Wisconsin who never expected to
see me alive again, so please forward mall to me at 579 Pacific street, Appletoa,
Wls."M. a. a
tmmm Mil in I
iWiTifr.iii l-rrrii itififti ilitrWtffi1WiiMmima'MI,-"'-"'
w
w
Th&.t they would boost coal
higher thixn our Diamond.
AS THE PRICE ON OUR DIAMONDS IS SO LOW.
H ALE,The Jeweler, 150 s. m&m
John E. Sieber,
Attorney-at-Law.
"WN"Vi"
Money Loaned on Real
Estate Security.
WWWWSA
43 Akron Savings Bank.
Open Evenings,
&
Bankers and Brokers
110 Hamilton Building
Peoojo's Phnnn S24 Rll Phnnn ?? J?
Mccarty roared
FOR NAUGHT
No Cases Likely To Be Made
Against Conductors.
(Special Correspondence.)
Bnrberton, Nov. 15. Councilman
MqCait'H crusado Inst Sntuiday night
when ho qt doted all tho conductors ar-
GRAIN-f)
J THE PURE V J
GRAIN COFFEE
In comparing Grain-0 and coffee
remember that whllo tho tosto Is
the. same Graln-O gives health nnd
strength -whllo coffeo shatters tho
v nervous system and breeds disease
of tho dlgebtiva organs. Thinking
people prefer Graln-0 and its ben
- efita, v
THY IT TO-DAY.
At groctti everywhere ; 15c and Mc. per rtckib
A. CLOSE.
Kearney, Neb., July 8, 1900.
to you my sincere thanks tor tba la
tor the timely aid and advice which
consumption as could bo well Imagined.
Manalln have done what thirteen of the
the country have failed to do. For more
doctored for consumption, and spent
Pulmonary Sanitarium at Milwaukee,
husband called gave no hope but said,
complaint.
time ago, but have purposely waited to
I an in
re
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Thinking
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Joiin Lamparter& Co f
CUT RATE
Wo cut out own cut
habit of cutting.
Blood wino 32c
Peruna 63c
Dorm's kidney pills . .- .36c
William's pink pills. . . . 35c
Pinkham's veg. comp . . 65c
2 1 lb. bar castilo soap . .24c
Laxative bromo quinine, 15c
Piso? consumption cure, 18c
Eub'ifoam 18c
, .Lyon's tooth powder ... 18C
Prescriptions filled at wholesale prices.
JOHN UWARTER & CO.,
Cut-Rats Druggists. k iss s. Howard st
t- a., a-.... y - . .. ..
rested because tho atmosphere In the
cms resembled, na he thought, too
much that nbout; the. North 1'ole, bids
fair to nmount tqumght. Seven con
ductors were ordered to nppenr In Po
llco court Inst Alondoy morning, but
Jiono appenred. llogers, Itowloy &
Dladley, the N. O. T, Co. attorneys, en
tered a plea of- not guilty over tho
phouo and notblngiinpro has dovcloped
nnd consoriuentlyrt,thcr? vero no ar
rests. It is said ihat ono conductor
jwhen be ractTed;Akroji after he had
AN OLD COLD
Is Catarrh, and Catarrh Leads
to Consumption.
The tendency of cnUrrh of the head
Is to pass downward through tho bron
chial tubes to the lungs. Any one who
bos had catarrh of tho head for a year Ol
moro finds the disease gradually pro
gressing downward. In some cases the
progress is rapid, and In other cases it U
slow ; bnt sooner or later if catarrh la
allowed to run, it will go to the lungs
and sot up tho discuss known as con
sumption. It is doubtful if consumption
is over caused by anything except ca
tarrh. Tho catarrh usually begins aa cold la
tho head or throat, and is neglected until
it bocomes chronloi thon it begins to
dawn on tho victim that ho baa catarrh.
Unless ho is very foolish indeed he will
not rest easy until the catarrh la entirely
cured. Thousands pay no attention t
it until it Is too lato.
Mrs. J. Priest, Lee, Mich., writes : " I
think thoro is no medicine on earth that
oxcells Fornna. My husband won't take
any othor. We have tested it and it
worked a great change in my son's
health lost spring whon wo thought he
was going Into consumption. We gave
him only one bottlo and he was all right.
I tell everybody about how much good
it has done ns. My husband says he
can't do without it. As for myself it '
saved me seven years ago from going
blind. I could not see to read one word
for six weeks. I thought I should surely
loso my sight. I commenced taking Fo-
runa and by the timo I had taken on
bottlo I could see to read as well aa over.
Wo think it is a grand medloine." Mrs.
J. Priest.
Um at Much as Needtd.
If Foruna is used a oold never be
comes chronio, and hence catarrh is pre
vented. But after .
T
catarrh has be
come thoroughly
established Peru
na will onre it, I
but it will take
mnob longer.
Even in oases
whero catarrh has I
attacked the
lungs and t h e I
symptoms of con
sumption have
shown them
selves, tho Peru
na will cure. A
Miss Corlnne Gil
more, 193 Vanoo St.,
Memphis, Tonn.,
great many coses I
uici Peruna forf
of genuine con
sumption ha vo
colds and catarrh.
been cured with Peruna after tho patient
had been given up to die, as in the case
of Mrs. Closo.
If yon do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from tho uso of Peruna,
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a
fnll statement of your case and he will
be ploased to give yon hia valuable ad
vice gratis.
Address Br. Hartman, President ot
1 The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O,
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DRUGGISTS
prices just to keep up our I
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leen stopped In Barberton was
beared thnt ho declared that ho would
not a&aln rldo through thnt town on his
car. (
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Darned Stocking.
Tender feet are often made so by th
uso of much darned stockings. Wear,
llgbt,woolcn stockings, and Ut them b4
of tho cheap hind, that you will not.
jtilnd discarding directly they becomq,
worn. To harden the sklq It is a good
plan to rub tbo soles of the feet with,
methylated Bplrita every day, oc, srasji
them ocw 3KU Mlt ytim J..
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