Democratic Northwest. [volume], January 15, 1891, Image 8

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to C. E. Reynolds, Feasioa Attorney, with your Tendon Cldms. Ha -has had .Ten years -Espsrienca
trGo
v ' : I . . , 1 .. Ttrn a wr a rm VATTn I '
TAKE YOUR
TO THE
Pork House
To have it Cured and Smoked
cheaper and better than you
can do it at home.
MONEY TO LOAN
VOn Farms tj the lowest rate of Interest.
ITo Commission Charged.
Borrower no pay back any m st an y time and
top interest. Call on or address,
Wi E. DOUD,
NAPOLEON, O.
Office with Campbell VanOampsn,
of Titles.
Abstractors
Watch this Space.
s, iet. Leader,
-Aoairr or tui-
D3iioF&rmer'sI&sur&n6. Co.
Weston, Wood County, O.
tap-All calls eltber In person or by maill will be
II promptly aueuueu hi. mm
Wm.T.Blnzley, Dentist.
Booms over Humphrey's Drag Store.
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Henry Bostelman lost a horse by death San-
day. -
Fred. Bargman is tbejdaddy of a bran new
baby girl. .
E. 8. Dittenhaver of Van Wert Sundayed
with relatives here.
Lonsdale bleached muslin at 7o per yard
at Horn & Norden's. 2t
L. S. Hall of Malinta with his family, spent
Tuesday in Napoleon. .
Miss Emma Groschner is attending busi
ness college in Ft. Wayne.
3. Emery Ward, of Toledo, was in town
Tuesday, the guest of JamesShay.
Ex-CommisBloner Wm. H. Booher and
wife are Tisiting their son in Athens, Ala.
Commissioner Saygers and wife have re
turned from their visit in Champaign conn
ty. - , ' ::
A large line of neckwear in Teck's and
in hands at 60c, worth doable the money.
8t , . Gbo. Hahn.
Almost every piece of property in Findlay
is advertised for sale for delinquent taxes.
Wild speculation is the cause.
If you owe me please pay it to-day, as
wish to pay my debts. Respectfully,
Janl'91-2t W. J. Pierrepoint, Dentist
You can't afford to place your orders for
$3.00 pants nntil you have seen the Storm
Pants Co. Diemer's Block, Ferry St tf
' Messrs. Andrew Patterson of Hamlerand
Frank Pope of Grellton were in Monday and
like all substantial man. did not pass the
printer coldly by.
Miss Nellie Mosser, of Napoleot, acoom
panied by Miss Odelia Lautzenheizer, spent
Sunday with her parents of the East side.'
Defiance Orescent.
To complete the joy attending the teoeipt
of a favorable letter, or alloy the dissatisfac
tion occasioned by one unfavorable, buy one
of those soothing cigars at the post office, tf
Our reporter last week was mistaken. The
Misses Haag and Rose Hoskinson did not at
tend the Red Bird Club Dance. The oor
notion is made in justice to the ladies con
earned.
Chase's Barley Halt Whisky aids digestion,
i Chase's Barley Malt Wblsky pure and rich.
Chase's Barley Halt Whlsky-for weak tang
. Chaie'a Barley Malt Whisky for parity.
U. Oathman, Bole agent for Napoleon. lm
CoL 0. E. Reynolds, Sr. Aide-de-camp of
the Department of Ohio G. A. R., was de
tailed by Com. Dowling to install the officers
of the I S. Holmes Post, Deshler. He left
Saturday returning Monday.
Whoever should live his life over again, that
be might live a better life, would do well to
remember that he would do no better than
he is now doing. If you want to begin over
again, begin now, and don't think to order
eradle and begin by being a baby over again.
The following has been going the rounds of
the prera in regard to the strength of the
housewife: "She gouges the eyes of the pota
toes, pastes the meat, splits the head of the
cabbage, whips the cream, beats the eggs, and
then pitches in to do up the preserves. ' She
also mashes the potatoes, carves the bread,
pounds the steak into a jelly, and strikes the
match." Taken all in all, the housewife has
A Tory pugilistic time of it
All styles of millinery at Davisons' are being
cold at ridiculously low prices. You can save
fdnoney by patronizing them. ... tf
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Storm pants a Betlhatt only $3.00. tf
Potato ara 'worth Bora per bushel than
L 1. Cublachd Muslin at 4e per y-'d
HonNordeo'i.
IWlbeof Una granulated sugar for $1.00
atB.B.Shasten'a.
Mis A. E. Augenstine entertained the
clue of '83 Saturday evening.
Dr. Arober and hie famed-overcoat were
over to the eonnty eeat Monday.
Bob't MoCaskey of Toledo visited friends
and relatives in Henry Ca. Saturday.
A large stock of buggy whips at f ery low
prices at F. Shoner'a harness shop, u
VI im KaU Wilson left Monday for Youngs-
town on a qisit of several weeks with friends.
CoL and Mrs. Hissong of Fostoria have
been Tisiting in Napoleon during me pas
week.
Mrs. A. E. Mann has moved her dress mak
ing shop in the Cary Block, over Bradley's
store.
1. E. Jester formerly ofjthie place, has
secured a chief clerkship on a division in Cin
cinnati. ' '
Wm. Heidle has advanced from operator
at Troop, Texas, to ticket agent at Tyler, the
same state. - ' " v ' '
C D. Shoemaker l visiting hie sister in
Williams eonnty and a brother in Stenvan
oounty, Ind, ' 7'. ' v-
Call on Honeck and leave your measure for
. attino anil or a riair of pants. Guar
antee fit and satisfaction. J
A full and comprehensive report of the
n,n!Hnirs of the farmers' institute will De
found upon our extra pages.
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ExceDt the very cheapest all our stock is
of our own make and warranted.
The household of F. A. Gunn of this town
ship, was made happy by the arrival of a
bouncing baby boy on tnewtn.
The Storm Pants Co. have just received a
An, lot of nants patterns. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. - 2 tf
' Do not eat etale candy when yon can get
fresh made at Southerland's at a price nine
..,iir. timt vhich contains many im.
purities.
tf
rvwnmigsioners Daum, Zierolf, Saygers and
Surveyor Schwab are in Columbus this week
attending annual meetings of Commissioners
and Surveyors. ..,
Miss N3llie Robinson of Freedom township.
returned Saturday from a two months visit
among friends at Rising Son. Ohio.
For olumage gay and sombre silks, rib
bons, etc., for hat trimmings, examine uw
nim, Sister's laree stock. Their selection
is complete. "
tf
An exchange says: "If marriage isalot-
terv. the Postmaster General should stop the
,.nnrljition of wedding invitations
through the mails.
Hereafter I shall render a statement of ao-
oonnt for settlement on the nrsi 01 eacn
month, unless other arrangements are made,
2t W. J. PizBBEPOtrr, Dentist,
John Weirich. one of Washington town
ship's best farmers and Democrats, pam ms
tar, und nrinter Friday. Mr. Weirich is
one of the first subscribers of the Nobthwxst.
B runner's Hoop Factory U undergoing some
extensive repairs. New steam boxes ana
coil room have been erected and the factory
is fully equipped. It will continue wot in
the course of several weeks.
Steve Wilcox of Damascus township was in
the city Thursday. Steve, being a Republi
can, kicked at a lively rate against the Demo
cratic poultry the Nobthwmt displayed last
fall. But he remains a subscriber, all the
Russia deserves a medal. Oat of five nihi
lists, so-called, np for trial, one was actually
aoquittedland now basks in the frozen atmos
phere of St. Petersburg instead of preBpir-
ing several gallons daily in the mines of
Siberia. ',
Ketter Smith always to the front; in pro
gress have discarded paste board boxes and
are using neat tin boxes, which filling the
oounters with regularity in position and size,
readily manifests the improvement of the
new over the old.
L. Hughes and life of Portland, Oregon,
have been visiting relatives and friends here
for several weeks. They will return this
week. Mrs. Hughes is a daughter of Mrs,
Wm. Ritter of this place and has a large
circle of friends who regret to see her leave
for her western home.
Friday, as Ertaart Reiger was hauiing ice
from the wide-water, he fell, stricken with
paralysis. Taken home, he hovered between
life and death in an insensible condition un
til Monday evening when he succumbed
to the latter. The funeral takes place to-day
from St Augustine's church.
At a meeting of the Ohio Black Diamond
& Michigan R. R. Co. held at Black Dia
mond, this State, Jan. Cth, Henry Cassellof
Fredericksburg was elected President; Elbert
E. Boone. General Manager; and Gilbert O,
Axlineof Zsnesville Seoretary. Our own C. C
L. Walff of McClure was honored with
directorship.
Joseoh Shoemaker of Napoleon township
was the recipient of rather a novel New Year
gift from his son-in-law, B. F. Close, of Gar
den City, Minn. It is a cane, cut from
diamond willow, along one side of which has
crown a vine of some kind, whioh has been
out and painted to represent a serpent. The
stick is rather novel and is highly prized by
Mr. Shoemaker.
A large party of young friends gathered at
the residence of Wm. Tietjen Monday even
ing in honor of the 7th birth-day of little
Lillie Tietjen. It was a genuine surprise af
fair and the thoroughly happy time following
impressed the child that so far life with her
is a pleasing dream. The evening was passed
with mtmns. etc.. and after a sunner was serv.
ed the little folks departed well pleased and
wishing their hostess many more anniversar
ies. She received a number of useful and
ornamental tokens of esteem.
Ensllsh Sriavin Liniment removes all hard,
soft or calloused lamps end blemishes from
horses, blood spavins, curbs, splints, sweeney,
ring'bone, stifles, sprains, all swollen throats,
coughs, eto. Save $E0 by use of one bottle,
Warranted the most wonderful blemish oure
ever known. Sold by D. J. Humphrey, drug
gist, -ecu-any
Money u loaa at low rate dj vamp- : H HAJli J.UU1.- fa-gg, g, VsrrTrT
The delinquent tax sale will take place on
the 28th. -;
Malcolm Meekieon of Norwalk is visiting
his mother.
Saddles, bridle and latest style harnesses
at F. Shoner'a. tf
Go to Sutherland, the practical confection
er for fresh candies. tf
1 R, Parker, of Hamler, was In town the
fore part of the week, .
Charles Neff, an employee of the Wabash,
is home awaiting orders.
If yon want a neat fit call
at the Storm
Pants Co. over Diemers.
, tf
Mrs. Hamlin, of Toleeo, visited with Chas.
VanHyning and family the Utter part of last
week. , , .
Take your poultry on door south of en
gine bouse for highest cash price in the
market. , ..... tf
A. M. Pilliod, ex-treasurer of this county, I
a .. - , IL. 1 U.- -MH I
OI OWU1IUS WM I lua CIV wwi
Tuesday.
While getting your mail don't fail to stop
and get one of those excellent cigars for sale
atthepostoffioe. . , v tf
A number of , Napoleon Knights installed
the newly elected offioers of the Malinta
Lodge Tuesday evening. '
W are selling the best American indigo
blue calico at 4e per yard.
2t Hoaa & NoaDn.
M. Brown of Weston, was in Napoleon
Friday and re-subscribed for the best weekly
paper in Northw 8T(ern) Ohio. .
Our stock of overcoats will be offered at
actual cost until all are closed out Come
and see them. 8t Geo. H-hm.
Chas. Even, agent at Napoleon, appears
this week with the statement of the old relia
ble Phoenix insurance company.
F. H. Voigt Holgate, has a large stock of
pure drugs, and medicines, rrescripuons
compounded at all
wall paper.
hours. Latest styles in
tf
Prices reasonable as consistent for reliable
operations. No extra charge for painless ex
tracting. W. J. Piirbepoint, Dentist,
tf Bitzer Block near Miller House.
Joseph Newell of Ridgeville, has been sick
for several months with rheumatism and
heart trouble, but is now slowly on the
mend- He visited Napoleon Friday, the
first in a long time.
Miss Jennie Fouke returned to Napoleon
latt Saturday accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. J. S. Fouke, who will spend several
weeks in Defianoe with her daughter, Mrs. J.
Malley. Elmore Independent.
Baldy B. Bitzer has begun the new year
just right A new furniture dealer has arrived
at his home of eight pounds avordupois. All
are doing well and Coroner Bitzer for the first
time experiences the responsibility of a grand
pa-ship.
Boots and shoes thathave become stiff and
uncomfortable by constant wear in the rain
apply a coat of vaseline, robbing it in well
with a cloth, and in a short time the leather
will become as soft and pliable as when it
was taken from the shelves of the shoe dealer.
Thos. Finigan who has been playing the
role of his Satanic Majesty in this office for a
year past, departed Monday for Hutchinson
Ea., where he has accepted a lucrative posi
tion. People of Hutchinson will, find Mr.
Finisan an exemplary young man, deserving
and capable.
The Young America Hook and Ladder Co,
will give one of their popular dances Friday
evening, February 13th. That it will be
success in the most minute detail it is not
necessary for this or any other paper to state,
The great success that has always attended
prior ones by this organization is the only
judge by which to go.
Last Saturday a large number of friends as
sembled at the residence of Robert Dawson
in Harrison township, and treated him to a
genuine surprise, it being the date of his
birthday. As is usual on such happy occasions,
the visitors came well supplied with good
oheer and a splendid time was had. After din
ner a nicely planned program of music was
rendered. He was the receipient of many
valuable presents. ; ,
"A light fall of snow yesterday made
sleighing fairly good" was a dispatch sent
gliding over the wires from Waaseon to the
Toledo News. Great Heavens I . The cold
perspiration bespangles our brow when wo
consider what might have taken place, what
direful calamity was banging by thread
over Newt readers, had this message, pregnant
with awful importance, miscarried. It is but
a fair exemplification of how in every day life
we are walking on the edge of a precipice,
Thomas Fennell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Pennell, living about two miles East of Na
poleon, was buried last Sunday a week. Tom-
my, as he was more f armiliarly known, had
been a sufferer from that fell disease, con
sumption, for a number of years, and at the
time of his death was in the 23rd year of his
age. He was a young man of exemplary
habits, and7 just before the messenger of
death entered his chamber he exclaimed "all
is well," closed his eyes and passed peace
fully away. A father, mother, sister, two
brothers and a large circle of friends are left
to mourn their loss. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Beery. .."
Every newspaper wants to publish the
news. The better the paper the more pros
perous it will be. Local news items are
espeoialiy hard to run down. How many
times have you, dsar reader, been approached
by the newspaper man for an item of news
and told him that you knew nothing of any
interest Probably at the time your family
were away on a visit or some one from out
of town was visiting at your home. Of course
yon didn't mean to deceive the scribe, yet
when yon received the paper yon wondered
why your family or friends were not men
tioned. A good way to avoid all of this is to
kindly inform us of the faots or drop a note
in thepostoffioeto the paper. The one item
may not amount to very much, but three or
four columns of such news is the life of the
local paper. See? ! v
A very large stook and fine grade of cigars,
pipes And smoking tobacco at the postoffloe.
fi. DrvOood.. Drr Oooda. Dry 6wdi. I
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poof) Uq poop tMX epoof) 'epoop -Kl
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Boot apd Show. Boow and 3hoe. Boomnd Show
Boot and Shoe
oq3 pne -oofl oqgpu ioK 'eooqa po ooff
:. r3LDE.
UaTWe do busi ties pretty straight, but
have never hurt anytoay.
.... ' Come our way.
W. W. YOUNG,
LIBERTY CENTER, 0.'
Prescription of all Physician
Accurately compounded al D. J. Humphrey
where you can find the largest stock of toilet
artioles, perfumeries, cosmetics, sponges,
hair, bath, shaving and tooth brushes. All
the leading patent medicines can be found on
ray shelves. My stock of drugs and chemi
cals cannot be excelled in town. Also sole
agent for Van Wert's Balsam for the throat
and lungs, which I can recommend to all as a
superior remedy for coughs, colds, asthma,
bronohitiaand consumption. We guarantee to
cure or money sefunded. - Call for a trial size
free. Large dollar bottle, holding one-half
pint for 50 cents. Bemember tne piaoe.
ap -4-ly is. ni)mMi,
The case of Ritz vs Lindau occupied the
attention of the Common Pleas Court Tues
day and Wednesday. The aotion brought is
for damages for negligence of Mr. . JLinaau
in driving a team whereby the buggy of
Mrs. Rits was overturned and divers in
juries sustained, for which she sued to recover
$5,000. As we go to press the jury baa been
nnt several hours and prospects for a dis
agreement are favorable.
Defiance ball yarn at 7c
2t
Hoas & Nouses.
Horn k Norden inventors of low prices
Napoleon, Ohio, 2t
For a good substantial harness go to Fred.
Shoner.
For jewelry, fine and cheap, call on Voigt
4 Hillabold, in Holgate. Repairing also
done on short notice.' tf
The Davison Sisters are giving some excel
lent bargains in millinery, tf
Office for rent
decl8-tf
Inquire of
J. B. DlTT-SBAVXB.
Good Farm for rent.
Inquire
Of W. J
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Pierrepont, Dentist
Cash Paid For
Raw Furs, Hides, Pelts and Tallow.
tf S. L. CuaTia.
For Sale.
40 acres of land 1 mile southeast of Na
poleon. Good house, barn -and orchard,
All under cultivation. .
tf .UB1I3 IJIXBT.
L.R.S Iford'g City Tonsorial Parlor
BitzerBlock.
For Sale.
Thirteen acres, one mile from Napoleon,
frame house, bearing orchard, all cleared, no
Btumps, good black soil. Enquire at this of
fice. "
A full assortment of robes, blankets,
eto
at Shoners.
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Money to lioan at 6 and 7 percent
M. KNDPP, Napoleo n , O,
Billy Sheffield, of Deshler, Ohio, is afirst-
olass workman. We recommend him to out
readers as an honest man and blacksmith.
MARRIED.
Abbott McKimzhc. in Napoleon on Janu
ary 8th, by Kev. M. L. Donahey, Leander Ab
bott of Weston, Wood county, and Miss Belle
McKinzie of Henry county, O.
Fboth Fbamob. In Napoleon on January
8th, by Be-. M. L. Donahey, Henry Froth and
Miss Lucy France, both of Henry county, O.
Eixenwood Knria. In Napoleon
January 6th, by W. A Tressler, J. P., at his
office, Wm. EUenwood and Miss Christian
Eiefer, all of Grellton, Henry Co., O.
Shiabla. Geabhabt. On January, 11th at
the brides' home in South Napoleon, by Rev.
M. Iu Donahey, Peter Shiarla, of Mansfield,
and Miss Ella Gearhart of Napoleon, O.
Miles Nerve & Liver Pill.
An important discovery. They aot on the
liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves.
A new principle. , They speedily cure bilious
ness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles and con
stipation. Splendid for men, women and
children. Smallest, mildest and surest. 30
doses for 25 cents. Samples free at I. Leist.
.. Not 7-89 ly
For the Holiday s !
Ton can find at Gardners the largest and best
assortment of Picture Frames, large oil .
Artitypes, Oleographs, Oil
Chromos, Etc.,
All framed complete and at prices that de
fy competition. I have also purchased one
of the finest, best and only instruments made
expressly for taking Groups, that was ever in
the oounty; call and see oor new foregrounds,
backgrounds, snow grounds, eto. ,
Frames to Order !
We will hereafter make frames to order, as
we have laid in a stock of molding of the lat
est patterns bonght before the advance in price
whioh we will make ap to order as low as the
lowest.'
Photographic Work !
We invite and want everybody in this ooun
ty come np in oar gallery whether you want
anything or not and examine oar work care
fully and I think yon will see at a glance that
we are not beaten, either in quality of stock,
artistiopose, fine retouch or fineness of finish.
We are here to stay.
G.W. GARDNER.
Sign of Street Portrait.
USINESS
COLLEGE
xm 8CH00L-SS.SH0RTHAN0. "
Skilled teachers. Thorough work. M-lern meth
ods. Low expenses. 90 per cent, of -. -aduates ia
good positions. Commercial, Shortnr i. Type
writing and practical Knglish Courses. For Cata
logue, address JLL-Mcredith, Pria., Sandusky.O.
no
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Beeao-i Ifyoa wn to nut. of , aieaey ta -eeeeaary to the tale, bat the be
of ail U, H take so little iat everybody la a-xkwa to tana and t" ran vaiae recejT-a.
Ladles ani UIssoJi. our Ul 2.59 or 3,11 ta In Bress Wear
rr-0 something that k extra In for fa.00.
"C XT HP O tTf' ru pot your eye oat when we ahow yon or Una ef S M
VXhiFS lb, tw-sooeV Obmy.they are alee and ood. Don't forgel
A. E. NETTLETOIT & Co'0
Fine 8koea tor ti Od, $5J and $7.00 par pair.
tW. L. -DOUGLASS
THE CHUDRENS DEPARTMENT
U not only filled bat le running over. Try them and you will be Battened;'
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PERRY STREET.
Drs. B.,
PROPRIETORS OF THE
ediGal
American
No. 152 WEST WESTERN
DR. BOOTH cures Deaf
ness, noisea In the head.
Catarrh, Bronchitis,
Throat and Lung dis
rates; diseases of the Eye
and Ear, all chronic, pri
vate and nervous diseases,
Deformations. Club Feet,
Knock-knee, Curvatures,
etc.. Granulated Eyelids,
Sore Eyes, Crooked Eyes,
Discharging Eara,Chron-
Ic Cough, Goiter (Blg.x-V
Neck), Fever Sores, all ,
forms of sores and ulcers, fi
BrightsDisease.Diabetes,
Dropsy, all diseases of
the Kidneys and Bladder, .
Heart, Stomach and ner
vous diseases, Chorea (St.
Vitus' Dance),, Erysipe
las. General Debility,
Scrofula, skin diseases
and all blood diseases.
Tumors, Cancers, Warts and Mole Removed and Cured by our new and nevar-faillng.
- treatment. No Pain.
CATARRH POSITIVELY CURED.
We have an invaluable apparatus which we furnish in long-standing and chronic cases.
' DR. BOOTH is not one of those "no enve. no pay" doctors, the usual old way of speaking, but
will treat his cases en a contract not to receive pay until cured.
The firm of B., S. & Co. are responsible; incorporated and chartered by the State, with capital
stock of to.ooo, hence yon take no chances in treating with them. They are the oldest and most
reliable medical firm in this country. , , .-,
DR. BOOTH has a specific for Rheumatism and Neuralgia that never fails to cure.
TAKE NOTICE. i,ooo reward for every failure to cure Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Piles, P.ts,
Tape Worm, Stricture, Fever Sore or Catarrh, if course of treatment is followed. .
TO YOUNG AND OLD AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many from the age of 30 to 60 who are troubled with frequent evacuations of the bladder,
n accompanied by a slight burning or smarting sensation, weakening the system in a manner the
- .,,n, for f)n TaminAtinn nt the urinarv detviaits a roov sediment will be found.
K-a .mn nartfrlM nf alhiimn will innHf. nr the cnfnr will be a thin or milkish Iftue. airain
chaniring to a dark or torpid appearance.
mere
ut the cause.
nine UEl i,n rm-n-i victim of
which annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of young men of exalted talcw; and brilliant
Intellect, may call with confidence. .. ; 1
PRIVATE DISEASES. Blood Poison, Venereal Taint, Gleet, Stricture, Seminal Emissions, Loss
of Sexual Power, Weakness of Sexual Organs, Want of Desire in Male oc Female.
Ejy-I will give special attention to difficult cases and cases other physicians have failed to cure.
Persons applying for treatment will please bring two to four ounces of urine tor analysis. ,
Address,
Drs. B.,
CONSULTATIOH FftKB.
war, bi at
CECIIi, Cheesebrough House.
Wednesday, Jan. zi ana t ea.
NAPOLEON, Miller House,
Thursday. Jan. 22 and Feb. za.
A Few of the ManyLetters tb
Payne, Ohio, Sept. 14,
Borne mon tne ago'I wu taken down with dropy ;
my whole rvtem seemed affected. M feet and
limbs were badly swollen. I tried various remedies
but got no better, steadily worse. I became so bad
I could neither eat nor sleep, and I had about given
up. Last June I heard of Drs. B. S. Co. and call
ed on Dr. Booth at the Union Hotel, Payne ; the Dr.
said he could help me. I had very little faith, but
had to do something so took treatment In a short
time the swelling left my limbs, I got s good appe
tite, was free from all pain, and rested well at night
and began to get well fast. I now feel splendid,
think I have a new lease en life. I ean thank Dr.
Booth for my present existence and gladly recom
mend un. ts.o.m .0. to au wuo are sick.
James Schemer.
I can testify to the truth of the above statement.
jsawara ac-emer, son. :
Antwerp, Ohio, Sept. 13, 189u.
This Is to certify that my wife, Mrs. Applegate,
has been a great sufferer for about six years. 1at
Hay I tool her to sea Dr. Booth when at Antwerp.
The doctor made a careful examination, and gave
her treatment, and to-day my wife enjoys splendid
health, better than for years, and it is dne to the
fact that Dr. Booth knew what ailed her and save her
the proper treatment. Our neighbors all know this is
true. John H.'Applcjrate.
Hlcksville, Ohio, May 16. 1890.
This is to certify that I have just Unisbed a course
of treatment with Dr. Booth, of Muskegon, Mich.,
President of the B. A S. Medical and Surgical In
tiitute and can cheerfully recommend him to the
sick and afflicted. I was troubled with nervous
trouble, could not sleep nights, forgetful, despon
dent, an ill-gone, tired feeling, headache and ca
tarrh. I ean say that I feel like a new man, I feel
work, study, etc., and in fact feel that I have a new
lease of life.. George W. Erleten.
Cecil. Sept. 17. 1890.
For the benefit of humanity I will ssy that for 12
years I have been a great sufferer with Stomach
trouble, at times my stomach cramped so that I
thoaght I should die, and for the past six years I
have been running down until my system seems all
broke down. Last May I began treatment with Drs.
B. S. Co. of Muskegon, Mich., and began to im-
r-ove after the first treatment, and feel to-day that
am on the road to perfect health, although I doc
tored for years it seemed to do no good. I am un
der many obligations to Dr. Booth for my present
nd health. Dr. Booth treated my brother-in-law,
in Powell with equal success.
I sincerely thank the doctor for saving my life
and gladly recommend him to others.
T.J. McCarthy.
Napoleon, Ohio, Sept. 18, 1890.
Several months senoe 1 had a very bad case of ca
tarrh tu my head and throat, it bad become so bad
that it affected my head and ears. I found that I
was fast losing my hearing, had become quite deaf,
I called on Dr. Booth, of the firm of Drs. B. 8. A
Co., at the Miller House, who gave me treatment
which has brought my hearing back to me abont as
good as ever it was. My catarrh and throat trouble
is fast disappearing, and am sure that I will soon be
perfectly well,
HZUKAB HaBPXS.
To the Public.
For thirteen years my son has been afflicted with
granular sore eyes, and has been under treatment
of many different doctors at home and abroad. We
sent him to the eye specialists at Toledo, who treat
ed hlui for six months but to no purpose. We have
sent hundreds of dollars, in fact it has kept us poor
paying doctors' bills. Our son ha been about blind
for three years, we had to lead hiia about. Than ka
to Dr. Booth he has restored our dot's sight and he
is now at work on the farm. We feel we cannot
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erence to his case or the treatment given him.
J. W, Si-mons A Wins.
Napoleon, Ohio.
... f ..- Impotency. .
A gentleman from Oakland county, Mich., writes:
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right, but think I will take another six months to be
sure. " . . ,-
Partial Impotency.
A gentleman llvtogln Noble eotmty, Ohio, who
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control, after taking treatment six months wrl'es:
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Dyspepsia,
A gentleman In Wood oounty, Ohio, writes: I was
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HEAD THIS
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S. & CO,, Muskegon, Mick.
DEFIANCE, Crosby House, -Friday
& Saturday, Jan. 23 & 24.'
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and each fourth week thereafter -'J
we are Dally Receiving
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J.CD.
Diurnal Smisstom. A gentlemen of DeKalb coun
ty writes : I do not notice that there are any mon
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I , Many thanks to yon, Dr. Booth.
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am very sincerely yours.
Findlay, Ohio, May 10, I860.
De. Boots: . . ,
I write to say to you that I think I shall not need
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Sain or soreness In either hand, and my back la not
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. Tours Truely, '
D. 0. SstrTH
Da Booth : Weet XJnltI'' 01Ua AuS. U, 18U0."
. The white spot over the eight of Katie's eve has
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tle of tho eye water to strengthen it, I cannot find
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- Cotej, Pa., Sept. 10, isao.
Dkab De. Booth; .
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cine, with many thanks, Very truly,
j''"'-'-' ' Paynesville, Ohio, June'lfloTO
Dkab Doctob : , t
My heartiest thanks are due yon for relieving me
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I am gratefully yours.
P.J L
Defiance, Ohio, Nov. S 1890
This Is to certify that I ha- been sufiering untold
pain in my feet, and all over. My feet were so bad
ly afflicted I could hardly walk. and was unable to
worlt- IJaddtrl' some time and the doe
tors oalled it rheumatism or neuralgia, but for ail
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Bouse. Me said he could help me at once. I be
gan treatment, and immediate-began to improve
my pains soon all disappeared, 1 BeTer Mt eto;
than now. Dr. Booth has done much for me for I
am oured, for which I feel very thankful to htm.
' , . ". PAUJ, MOTTLBK.
, ' Dayton, Ohio, Sov, S8, lfo.
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for obvious reasons, I most heartily endorse vour
method of treatment in varicocele, and other dis
eases peculiar to my sex and will cheerfully reply to
any one whom you may give my address in a pri
vate communication, 1 W J.jj.
Rupture Cured. ' " -
DBS.B..S.4C0. At,ril9S'
Gentlemen :-I will say for the benefit of the suf
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have suffered pains all my life oxoept at short in
tervals. Upon applying to you last summer you
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the treatment given by you has proven the truth of
you statement. I will ouecrfully answer any ansa
tlosirp(oolitoatart4. - -
. D.P. 8AHTHMX.
iiirgical Institute
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