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STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1895-
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ANNUAL
Linen Sale
OPENED THIS MORNING.
The simple Announcement In yester
day's Issuo kept us very busy In this de
partment todny.
To particularize, wo ofTer in
TOWELS
5C
Pc, 100 Dozen,
size 22x10 inches.
Pc, a miscellaneous line, some
f JlC slightly soiled; none less than
v,,w 15c value.
T CJ CPc-i 25 Doz- n IJnen Uucks,
t 18x30, n good 20c value.
10 Doz. 22x21 lintl) Towels, a Me
article.
OC5C 1'c.i " CO Doz. lot Damask
" Towels, 30c quality, 2ix46.
a 25 Doz. lot of Ulea. Bath Towels,
never equalled, size 22x52.
A 25 Doz. lot Hemmed Iluck Tow
els, size 20x45, never matched
under 3Uc.
to s 5c Pc, a lot or Damask
2 0Caml Hemstitched Towels,
J ;?"' slightly soiled, reduced irom
05c, $1.00 and $1.25.
Dovlies, Lunch Cloths, Tray Cloths,
slightly soiled, will bo sold AT A PIUCK.
TURKEY RED DAMASKS,
13c to 75c yard.
Grant values in....
Bleached and Brown Damasks.
E 100 Fringed Linen Cloths,
Sizes 2 to 4 yds, to be closed out
LESS than manufacturer's eost.
25 Dozen Napkins,
In perfect condition, (sold out of
Linens to match), in andjf siz
es, at greatly reduced price.
$1.39 Pc.
100 IMichellne Quilts, in Maize,
Blue and Cardinal, will wear like
iron; u $1.75 quality.
Special Sale Prices
ON ALL
HEMSTITCHED and PLAIN
LINEN SETTS.
3icyd
4icyd
1H inch,
Bleu Cotton Crashes.
All Linen
Brown Crash,
8c
yd
extra quality,
18 Inch,
Blea Linen Crash.
The DRESS GOODS,
SILK and
TRinniNQ
Departments have received many com
mendations from the ladies, through our
eflorts to be in line and touch with the
new fabrics and garnitures, at as early a
date as shown in the cities.
Wo are the only merchants in Canton
who were in the New York and Phila.
markets early, and are therefoie able to
show over our counters the scarce things
of today.
CREPONS, In BLACK,
WHITE and COLORS.
Dainty creations, that are just now all
the rage, and cannot be
duplicated latere
Al! Wool, Clml lies..
AT
28c yd,
25 styles placed on sale Saturday
morning, are going fast, styles new (no
carried over goods), same qualities sold
last season at 50c and 00c
35c yd,
15 styles, 38 inch Suitings, that cannot
bfl duplicated in quality under 30c.
39C, 50C,
100 Pes. Wool and Silk and Wool Suit
ings, at And between these prices, popu
lar priced fabrics, including the Alcazar
Suiting, at 40c. Equal in appearance to
any $ 1.00 material in tlds market.
SILKS,
Far WAIST nnd DRESS PURPOSES,
All new, from 26o to $1.25 yd,
150 styles opened within
ane past two weeKH,
....A FEW LEFT....
Cloaks: and: Wraps.
Cost or price not considered.
M.likBlt.
MARCH, APRIL, MAY
Paine's Celery
People
It Makes Strong Nerves and Pure Blood;
It Cures Disease!
It is tbe One Remedy
Physicians
The Demand for It
Never Fails
NoiMng WasEver So Highly and
Widely Recommended.
First Prescribed byAmerica's
Greatest Physician.
It Has Become
Entire
Men and Women in the Highest Stations Publicly
Recommend It.
Grateful People Everywhere Hoartfully
Endorse the Famous Remedy.
It makes people well !
It builds up tho weakened, shattered
nerves; it sends new life and blood
through the arteries.
Where everything else has Jailed
Paine's celery compound the greatest
achievement of that pant iiiuoni; men,
the ablest physician of this generation,
I'rof. Kdward E. Phelps, M. 1)., I,L. D.,
of Dartmouth this wonderful Paine's
celery compound bus in thousands of
Cases cured disease.
It has freed old age from many of its
infirmities. It has iniido thousands of
lives worth living that were once a bur
den. It has proven itself so easily the
greatest of all spring remedies, making
tho weak strong and the infirm well,
that in the big cities, New York, Chica
go, Philadelphia, Boston, St l.ouh and
tho rest, tho leading newspapers, mak
ing their own canvasses, have found that
the demand for Paine's ce'ery compound
is enormous, as fur surpassing that of
any other remedy as tho curative power
of this (rreat compound does indisputa
bly surpass that of any other.
For Paine's celery compound is not a
patent medicine. It is not an ordinary
tonic, sarsaparilla or nervine. It is so
CINCINNATI CATHOLICS MAD.
They Dcnounco Church Dignitaries Over
the Turcell Anulr.
Cincinnati, March 5. The Arch
bishop Puroell failure is again before
the publio. A inassmeoting of creditors
was held and a lettor from Mgr. Satolll,
declining to interfere, was greetod with
hisses aud oxecrations. Thopopo and
Archbishop Elder were also denounced.
It was rosolvod to publish in pamphlet
form a complete history of Archbishop
Purcell and scatter it over tho entire
world. All Interested are Catholics.
Accused of Election Hriberjr.
New Yokk, March 5. Among the In
dictments roturued by tho Kings coun
ty grand jury Is ono against John T
lord, Justico ot tho psaco of Flatlauds,
ohargod with accepting a bribe of
$1,600 from Frederick Lempken for hU
vote for the giving ot n franchise to the
Flatlands Electrio Light and Powei
company to light the town and ono
against John Scheuok, towu clerk of
Flatlands, indicted on a similnr charge,
and two against Lempken forgiving the
bribes.
A Duel on the Strtet,
Richmond, Ky Maroh 5. Thomai
Graves, a mountain desporado, who was
drunk, fired as he rode through the
principal streets. Tho officers chased
and fired. Graves was shot in tho head,
back and shoulders, but ho rode a mile
before falling from his horso. He wai
taken to jail, where death awaits him,
A brothor, William Graves, is now al
large In this county, having escaped
from the ponitontiary, and be also do
ttei arrest.
IJlowu Up With Dvoamlt
Vincennes, Ind March 6. The town
of Decker, ten miles south of here, U
terribly excited over the fact that the
residence of Charles A. Bennett wai
tjlown np with dynamtto A danghtet
wa blindod la both oyes by tlio force ol
tho explosion. Tho Seymour blood
hounds have boon telegraphed for.
Killed II l Sweetheart anil Hlniielf.
Elkiiohn, W. Va.f Maroh 6, George
IIowo shot and killed Alice Gibson, hit
sweetheart, and thon suicided. The
homos of both were at Spartanburg, O
Howe worked here, Miss Gibson, al
Ids request, came here to see him The?
ad an Interview, nnd the tragody 00
tki Mvsrai uours later,
lakes
Tbat ill Schools of
is Tremendous; It
to Benefit.
a Blessing to the
Country.
superior to them all that they are not
even good imitators.
Paine's celery compound positively
and permanently cures nervous debility
and exhaustion. Neuralgia, sleepless
ness, melancholia, hysteria and head
aches yield to its refreshing properties
all these troubles are directly traceable
to tho one cause, poorness of the blood
and poorness of tho nervous tissues.
or kidney troubles it is tho most in
fallible of remedies. It owes its unfail
ing power to check at ince tho progress
of this breakdown among tho tissues of
tho kidneys to its remorkablo nutritive
efficiency.
Juit us soon as Paine's celery com
pound begins its strengthening work
there it at once a rallying of all the im
portant organs of the body. Tho anpe
tito improves, tho spirits become more
hopeful, the dull pains of disease lessen,
sound, refreshing sleop returns, "that
tired, worn-out feeling" departs, and the
sufferer knows, without being told by a
physician, that he or she is getting well.
1 he season of March. April and May
the springtime, when if one can do so
ho must recuperate his lost strength and
get back the health that nature intended
for liim that season is hero. It be
hooves every man, woman and youth
now to get well. And Paine's colery
compound makes people well.
FOR SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.
W. C. T. V. nt Wheeling Wants Ilutcher
Shojit Cloieit,
Wheeling, March 6. The ladles of
the W C. T. U. have inaugurated a
movement to closo all ot the butcher
shops on Sunday, and the matter has
stirred up qnlto a contention. Thoy
have petitions In circulation and have
made several speoches before the Dutch
ers' association asking them to closo.
The laboring classes have taken a stop
against the movemont, and havo pub
llshod their views ot tho matter, which
are very omphatio. They claim thoy
are unable to keep meat from Saturday
to Sunday and ono matt who published
a card requested the ladles to attend to
then own affairs. The members of the
Butchors' association havo refused to
act. and tn a (ew days the ladies will
make an appeal to the chief of police.
Mlnlter Ituniurn Uu'lfl
Washington, March 6 Within twe
hours after Mr Ransom of North Caro
lina ceased to represent that state as a
senator ho had qualified as United
Statos minister to Mexico. The coro
tnony took place lu the room of Assist
ant Secretary LThl.
' Shot by Itobberi.
CmrpEWA Falls, Wis., March 6.
Two well-dressed men entered the store
of A. Moses, nnd after buying a revolver
had It loaded, and then coolly shot htm
when he woiit to mako the change, and
made good their escapo with $100,
Moses is badly hurt.
Ileienali a Winner.
Cincinnati, Maroh 5 Eugene Bezo
nah has beou declared winuor over Jaolc
Haiti in a 10-round glove fight for a nor
centage purse before the Fairplay club
They fought at 125 ponuds each and
were well matched.
Non-Union Men Pat to Work.
New Yonic, Maroh 0 Nearly 200
non union electrical workers have been
put to work by the coutractors These
were distributed at the different build
ingi left by tho strikers and will finish
the jOQtraccs s soon as possible.
The Sloop Gets Away.
Charleston, Maroh 5, An nnknown
loop put In here with ten barrels of
contraband whisky, which was sgtzed
by constables shortly after It wan laadHd
The Uoop run out to tea and mmp4,
Compound
Well!
NEIGHBORING NEWS,
Llmnvlllc.
Lima.vh.i-k, March p.
Order yonr salo bills at "Tho Pkmockat
ofllco" and savo money.
A. I). Paxwrn lias gono to Snmmltvlllo to
take chnrgo of a telegraph ofllco.
Jacob Pctrio, Sr., is repotted qulto sick with
tho la grippe. .
Peter (iafrndo roioiccs over tho arrival of a
flno llttlo boy at bis residence.
Iilttlo Oscar Dowers is reported qulto sick.
Tho pcoplo of Llmavillo will greatly miss
tho coal Imnk south of town. Tlicy have
clocd up business for tho tlmo being.
Kuntzo & Sons nro doing n lively business
In stono ware. Tlioy shipped four car loads
last week; will ship tlirco this week.
Tho town council met in regular session Sat
urday evening with Mayor 1. P. Zalscr In tho
chair. All members wcro thcro and trans
acted all tho Important business pertaining to
that body. Thoy also discussed tho matter of
making preparations for coming spring work.
It. O,
Ware, a prominent traveling man. was
homo over Sunday,
Ho returned to Cleveland
Monday morning.
J. V. Wood, of Alliance, waa In town Mon
day looking tin his political fences.
Tho township supervisors of Lexington town
ship met at Alliance Monday to mako tho final
settlement.
Tho following officers to bo elected In tho
corporation aro tlirco councllmcn, and street
commissioner.
Mr. Goody has rented tho placo south of
town known as tho Uov. Ocorgo Mooro place,
now owned by Solomon Wiles.
Tlio following persons aro still reported on
tho sick list; M. A. Wagucr, Frank Dastmnn
and O. P. Scbrcll.
Tho south lionnd flyer a few days ago nar
rowly averted n wreck south of town, by a
truck underneath tho tenker breaking. It was
a miraculous escape.
Several men of this community havo opened
their sugar camps. It looks very hlno aud cold
for them at present.
Itcv. A. M. Glhsonand wlfo havo again taken
up their residence in town.
Its reported that Patrick Kcnmdy will build
a new homo this coming spring.
I'nrla QlcnnliiRB,
Pams, March 0.
Order your Balo bills at "Tho Democrat
ofllco" and savo money.
Literary was well attended on Saturday
night. Homo good instrumental and vocal
music was rendered.
Mrs. I.ufcy Mtuscr Is milto sick, mrtly from
paralysis. It is feared her mind is seriously
afl'ectcd.
Our board of education at a recent meeting
employed tho follow inu named persons at
SI IS) per day to teach tho spring terms of
school: Stringtown, Miss Mary Sponscllcr;
Stato lloiul, Jcsso Myers; Paris, Miss Lillian
Simmer, of Canton; Itobrrtsvlllo, Mr. Mottlcc;
Stoncpllo, Miss Molllo Tlioma; Frccd's, Jcsso
Newcomer; Tolapaliok, K. O. Zlnlngcr.
Our farmers aro ready for tho maplo Byrup
and sugar campaign.
Mr. David Mottx, our miller, is a candldato
on tho democratic ticket for treasurer of Paris
township. Ho is worthy of tho support of
every loyal democrat.
Diphtheria has claimed another child from
tho family of Frank ,Crowl.
Tho Hcrbstcr school will closo on Friday.
An entertainment will bo given on Saturday
night.
Tlio latter part of this month will witness
tho closo of nearly all of our winter terms of
school in our township.
Tlio following j onngpeoplo spent last San
day at tho residence of Kd. S. Zlnlngcr: Miss
Lena Gerwlg,Mlss Delia Spcnkmiu. Miss Katlo
Stuckcy, Mr. David Stuckey and Mr. W. W.
Dayman, teacher of tho Stringtown school.
Grccutowti.
GnEENTowx, March 0.
Order your salo bills at "Tho Democrat
ofllco" and savo money
Sherman Illldenbrand and Cora Fulmcr
wcro married at tho homo of thohrido's parents
Friday. They will mnvo to llartvlllo in tlio
near ttitnre, where Mr. Illldcbrand wlllcngago
in raising celery.
Aaron Shoemaker and Carrio Itabcr wcro
united In marriage at tho brido's homo on
Sunday, only a few of tho near friends being
present. Mr. Shoemaker will cngago in farm
ing In tho spring.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Will Price, a daugh
ter. W. A. Miller, of Akron, wastho guest of his
bmchcr, Ira A , on Sunday.
Mrs. W. F. Itcnm is on tho sick list.
Quarterly meeting was held in tho M. E.
church at Uniontonn Saturday and Sunday.
J. L. Maurcr spent Sunday with his family
at his homo at Iiolivar.
Levi Stoncr will bad publicsalo Wednesday,
March 0.
John Pontius will havo public salo on Satur
day, March O.
.1. O. Pontius ltouglit J. 8. Ackers interest in
the Pontius and Acker farm, south of town,
Mrs. I!ello Wise will move in her new homo
Tuesday, on South Juckt-on street.
l'rot. l). J. Dine, oi umtoii, tlio noted
mesmerist, gave, an interesting entertainment
at tho school house 011 Friday evening. Ho
had a full house.
Fnlrliopc.
Faiiuiopk, March 0.
Order your salo bills at "The Dkmockat
ofllco" and savo money.
II, L. Hersbey is testing tho Incubator which
ho built during tho past winter.
JIUs Mary Lower, ot Marlboro township, is
visiting MifS L'dlth Snyder.
Horn, to Mr. nnd Mrs, L. Lautzbaugh, a
daughter.
Frank Schlott has opened his sugar camp.
Thus far It bus not been n great ucms.
Tho Falrhopo orchestra gave a concert tho
other evening at tho homo of Kli Jlershbergcr.
Miss Trump of Michigan, who has been vis
iting nt Henry Ilcrsliey's for tho past month
left for her homo on Monday.
O. J. Vino has returned from the stato
uulvertltyat Columbus after siieudinu a term
of tlirco months in taking a courco In agri
culture.
J. S. Iiowrra will probably go into tho
grocery business at Louisvillo by tho first of
April.
Tlio Fuirbopo Sunday school will hold Its
annual election of olllccrs on Sunday.
Mrs. James Kvcrurd died very mddcnlv on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Evenird boina a
great friend of flowers was looking through her
seed catalogues In order to scud for tho seeds
and bulbs suited to her taste when she seemed
to becomo short of breath. Sbo stepped to tlio
porch in order to get mora air where bIio fell
face, forward aud expired. 8I10 loaves a hus
band, four sons, mother, two brothers, a sister
ami a host ot menus to mourn her untimely
departure
Kclioea From WnyncBburir.
Waynesbuko, March 0.
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olllco" and savo money.
C. Crisswcll, of New Lisbon, was in town
yesterday.
John Klson and wife, of Magnolia, culled
upon friends hero Sunday afternoon.
Cecil Ilurson left Friday to visit his father,
Q W. Ilurson, at Llondale.
Mies Mablo Lacock has accepted a position
to sew in John Ilctze's tailor shon.
Arthur and Lorin Btrawn, two bright boys of
tno nign fciiooi. attended 1110 county examina
tion held at Malvern Saturday.
Our genial postmaster, Alfred J, Myers,
mado a business trip to I'lttsburg Monday.
Mrs. Will Greer, of Magnolia, was tho guest
01 ner sister, jurs. ucorgo Jieatty, r rluay.
Josenh Flovd has returned to Alllanco to at
tend Mount Union collese.
Miss Lottlo Loomls, ot'Atwatcr, Is the guest
ui pi rn. jiuiu ny.
I'rof. Charles Hnher's Grand Concert com
pany, of Canton, gave an entertainment at
Towii hip hall Saturday evening.
Miss Fannie McDon ell left Monday to accept
a position to sew'ln a tailor shop at Massillon.
Miss Minnie Hamilton has returned home
after an extended visit with friends In Canton.
Misses Martha and Mary Lawler, daughters
of Editor Lawler. of Oarrollton, aro guests of
Misses Llxzle and Ten a Jiennlo.
Two weeks oko Wclwr & Bon. of Minerva.
located a store hero under tho management of
rrank Clemens, leaving many goot bargains
lu this vicinity. Mr. Clemens folded his tent
aud returned to Minerva Monday,
Oval City.
Oval City, March 5.
Order yonr sMo bills at "The Deiiocbat
oiuce- snu save money,
Samuel Terry and fumlly moved to Orrvlllo
at which placo Sir. Perry Jim a job on tho rail,
road.
Mlsu Ella Mensor took a ilylue trip to MH
Jorebtiry to visit her fstbr, who k nick.
TlusnrcuiHtfttlve Murium uuir hialil fcttliAra!.
imam Mi-iMjfair last wswt it
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DR. KILMER
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threat KIDNEUNER0J8 Wf.A
Biliousness
Headache, fotil breath, sour stomach, heart
burn, pain In west, dyspejala, constipation.
Poor Digestion
Distress after eating, pain and bloating tn the
itomach, shortness ot breath, pain in tho heart.
Loss oi' Appetite
A splendid feeling to-day and a depressed enf
to-morrow, nettling seems to taste good, tired
ilccplcssnnd rill unstrung, weakness, debility.
Sivniitp-ltoot builds up quickly a rundown
constitution nnd makes tho weak strong.
At IJrucclste SO coiiln and $1.00 Izo,
"Inrilldi Guide to Health" free CbnroltAtlon free.
Dn. KlLMEH & Co., IIINOIIAUION. N. Y.
affair. Trof. Hcslon, of Kent, furnished tho
music for tho occasion. Mr. Clias. Wcarstlcr
and Mrs. Ivy Druckcnbrcd captured first
prize, each receiving 20 marks.
Valentino Shook, who has been on tho sick
list for tho past fow days, Is able to bo up
again.
Movlngswcro plentiful last week. Benja
min Wcmer now resides In tho Fry property;
F. L. Combs In tho Obcrlln property; Wm.
Wcrstlerhas moved Into his pro(icrty, form
erly tho llloomflcld property, and Mrs. Obcr
lln now resides with her sou-ln law, Allen
Drnkcnbrod.
Gcorgo Shook Is still gaining five pounds a
day by his no-to-bac system.
It looks as though tucro will bo three town
ship tickets this spring, populists, republicans
and democrats, which would no doubt stir up
somo littlo interest in politics hero.
Navarre Notes.
Order your salo bills at "Tho Democrat
ofllco" and savo money.
Miss Mlniiio Allindcr, of Pittsburg, Pa., Is
visiting with her brother, Dr. Allindcr, on
High street.
Mr. Anthony Chamberlain, of Itarbcrton,
spent several days in town among old friends.
Mrs. Philip Locw has been very sick with
erysipelas of tlio face, but is a llttlo better
now.
Tho serif of revival meetings which nro
being held nt tSu V. 1). church, up to tho pres
ent dato havo had flvo conversions and flvo
accessions.
Dr. H. V. Swcrlngcn, wlfo and son, and
Mary Swcrlngcn, of Ft. Wayne, accompanied
tho remains of their mother to Navarro last
Saturday to bo present at tlio interment.
Mr. Joseph Ilug and family will rcmovo to
Massillon about April 1st, whoroho intends to
follow butchering. IIo will hold a public salo
March It).
Ijist Thursday while Mr. Julius Hug nnd
Sir. Philip Locw wcro driving to Massillon
their horso was frightened at tlio street cars
and lccamo unmanageable, throwing Mr. Hng
out, but did not injure him seriously. Mr.
Lrcw jumped out thereby straining his leg nnd
dislocating Ills shoulder. After they returned
home Dr. 1). K.AUiuderwascallcd and dressed
tho Injuries.
Died Feb. 28th, Mrs. Lucinda Swcrlngcn, of
Ft. Wayno. Ind., aged 8-1 years. Tho remains
wero brought to Navarro Union oemctery
March 2, for Interment. Tho deceased wns a
resident of Xnvarc for years aud about 13 years
ago moved to Ft. Wayne to livo with her sou,
Dr. Swcringcr. Sbo was a good Christian
woman, a consistent member of M. E. church
nnd lived nnd died in tho faith sho profisscd.
She leaves two sons and one daughter to mourn
her loss.
Cincinnati Stonemason to Strike.
Cincinnati, March 0. Thoro is ovory
evidonco that tho stonemasons of Cin
cinnati will soon be eufrngod in a strike.
For somo tlmo past there has been a
6trife betwoou tho omployors and the
members of this union as to tlio scalo of
wnces to bo paid during tho ensuing
building season. At a meeting of tho
Stonemasons' union, held at tho begin
ning of tho present year, a scalo of
wages was dopted which provided for
the paymo of 40 conts per hour for tho
services of touomasons, eight hours to
constituto a day's work. This the em
ployers emphatically refuse to grant and
have insist d that they would employ
non-union workmen during tho coming
season In caso tho omployors oontinuo
to refuse to pay tho samo a gonoral
strike of the stonemasons of Cincinnati
and Hamilton county will bo ordored.
Iucorpointed lu Ohio.
Coi.UJinus, Mnrch 5. Tlio following
articlos of incorporation wero filed In
tho office of tho secretary of suite:
Columbus Abstract Title nnd Guaran
tee company, Columbus, capital stock
$100,000; Powell Horso company, Pow
ell, capital stock $3,000; Johnson's Isl
and Pleasure resort, Sandusky, capital
stock $25,000: City Steam lauudry, Day
ton, capital stock $5,000; pnyton Brick
compauy, oapital stook $500; Nows
Printing company, Zanesvillo, capital
stock S15.000. Portsmouth Novelty Ad
vertising company, capital stock $3,000;
Consolidated Building nnd Savings
company, uiuctnuati, capital stocK tn
creased from $5,000,000 to $0,000,000.
Making a light on Salocns.
ISLyiua, o., Mnrch 0. Tiioro was a
largely attouded meeting of the Antl-
Haioou league tn tno upera iiouse noro
tho other night. The speakers were
Rov. B. F. Knnpp of tho Baptist ohnrch
and os-Pro30outor A. R. Webber. Mr.
Knapp doolared in favor of boycotting
saloouists and all owners of saloon prop
erty and their sympathizers. Mr. Woo
bor said that no man must bo sent to
the legislature from this county who
will not work for tho passage of the
Haskell local option bill, and that ho
must state his preferenco. IIo also
statod that nil but ono of tho nlno Lorain
county papors are supporting tho anti
saloon inovomont. The spoakor urgod
his hoarorB to go to the primaries next
Thursday evening.
Two Hoy Highwaymen Caught.
Cincinnati, March J5. Tho poliqo of
the Sovonth district, assisted by Bovoral
rnombers ot the detectivo force of police
lioauqunrtorB, mnuo a spieuuiu oaton
when they arrostod the two highway,
men. or rather boys, who havo boon con
ducting numerous holdups daring tho
past few weeks on Walnut Hills, Tho
two bold characters wore not particu
lar regarding the sex of their victims,
as both men and women have been
stopped aud reliovod of their valuablos
and monoy. Thoy wore taken to the
Valuut Hills police station, nnd regis
tered as Honry McMUlen, aged 18 years,
from Maysvllle, and Ed Soott, aged 1
years, of Madison, Ind.
jrAFANI2SI3
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CURB
William P, Draper, Druggist, Springfield, Mass,
writes
Trie reports are vnrjr flattering about the Jap.
aneso l'ile (Jure, Tho last caso, a lady seven
years ntllloUxl with Piles, for two years has not
walked halt mile, now walks any dislancn ana
has used pmr two boxes. A leading tihvsloian
ruommnde4 her to try tho Jsiwnese Pile Curt),
have several other cases Uiat 1 am earing.
We sell tho Japanese Pile Care at 60 ot. and
tliOO per box, 0 tut HM, by mall, with written
guarantee to refund Uie moaey If not cured
Vample free.
Japanese iHU Oiotioeat 3 ot. per box- ,.
- -rmumnxuvMa.
WAGONS
AT PRICES
That Make
ssoeooogooooooooocogesa
.THE.
Mi
er Hardware Co.
lias purchased the entire stook of
Wagons, Carriages,
Buggies, Roadcarts,
:..... FEOM THE "-
WATERLOO WAGON CO.
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these vehicles are
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at prices WAY BELOW
Cost : of : Manufacture!
CITIZENS of CANTON
and STARK COUNTY
.cannot afford
Grandest OpportuDity Ever Oflered!
SOCOCCSOOOCOOOCOOOOOOQi
This lot of vehicles are not cheap hut first-class, and each
and every, one will be sold on a guarantee.
S"Any or all vehioles will be stored, if desired, free of
all cost, until the roads are in good condition.
MILLER HARDWARE CO,
THE CELEBRATED SPECIALIST, of Coumbub, Omo,
WILL BE AT THE BAltJNlST'l' UOU&K
THURSDAY, MAR. 21s!, from 9 i 1 to 8 P. H.
ONK DAY ONL.Y.
HE CURES
AFTER
The Most Successful and
Scientific
"Weaknesses of Mankind Possible to Obtain.
Tho mott wldclT and favorably known specialist In tlio United States,
e. remarkable skill and universal success iiilholartrcstliosntlals In tlio
to treat all CUItONIC. NURVOU3, SKIN
tlflc principles and entitles him to tlio full confidence of the afllictcd everywhere.
DR.
"n riZll lias no superior in aiairnoainu- mm ircaunt' disease ana ae
W I I IVIVIM (ormltlcs. Medicalandfiurirlcal Diseases. Acute and Clironlo
Catarrh, Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Lunes, Dyspepsia, llrlplu's Disease.
uiabetes, Kinney, Liver, uiaaaer, iuronic i
treatment that has never failed In thousands of
Many people meet death every year who might
placed their cases In Ilia hands or experts.
A:
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tho greatest euro known for all diseases
by tlio
now remedy, OWVIJ JJIPSSO
harmless nnd ensllv annlled
Consultation
DR. OTTMAN operates successfully and
r opera
nt eye
nalnlcsslr for snulnt eves, ntervirlum. Irldco
tomy, turning In or out of eye lashes or lids,
closuroof tear, duct and all other cyo opera.
tions.
CnitONIC SORIS EYES and cranu.
lated lids quickly cured.
A CMUTAIN AND POSITIVE CORK
for tho awful effects ot early vice and tho
numerous evils that follow In its train.
PRIVATJ, 11I.QOD AND BICXN
DISEASES speedily, completely and per
manently cured.
NERVOUS DEI1IX.ITV AND SEX-
VAI DISORDERS
yield rapidly to mis
skillful treatment.
n 1,15 b, yXBTUlA
AND RECTAZ
TJI,CBRS guaranteed cured without pain or
detention from business.
8YPUII.IS, OONORRIIRA, OIvEET,
Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, I.ost
llaubood, Night Emissions, Decayed Pacul
ties, Female Weakness and all delicate dU
rders peculiar to either sex, positively cured,
as well as functional disorders that result
from youthful follies or the excess of mature
v.in.
SPKCIAVTIKSi Catarrh. Skin Diseases,
Sores, Pimples, Scrofula, Dlood Taints,
Eczema, Cancer, Piles and Diseases of Women
Quickly and Permanently Cured by the latest
approved treatment as pursued by leading
specialists of America and Europe,
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IMfORTANT TO lyADIKS. DH, OTTMAN. after yearsof experlence.hasdlscovereA
History or raivaTJE hiab.vs, auvice to young ana oia ei
nlatlne uinrrlaire. fullr illustrated. Do Mot fall (a Imnon tl
those contemplating; marriage, fully Illustrated,
tunltv to obtain one of the most valuable books i
tunlty to obtain one of the most valuable
reach. This book wllli be sent to anyone
PXKK EXAMINATION OVTUK URINB.-ICachpersonapplylsgformedtcat treat
ment should send or bring front 2 to 4 ounces of urine (that passed first 1st tbe morning pre
f erred), which will receive a careful chemical and microscopical examination, and If requested
a'wrltten analysis will be given. Persons ruined In health by unlearned pretenders, who
beep trilling with them month after month, glvtar poisonous and Injurious com pounds, shoakt
apply ImmiMtlately. Delays are dangerous.
VMmitiEf)nil PIIQPP Perfected In old cases' which have besa neglected or unsklllfHtly
nUilULIllUL UUnCo treated. No ex perlmenu or failures. Parties t tested by weft
or express-, but where posslbte, personal consultation la preferred. Curable cases gsaraatead.
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MOVING
Them Go!!
b
being sold
to miss the.
OTHERS FAIL.
Treatment of all Dlseaseo an&
Ills loner eznerl.
ttals In tlio world enables him
and UI.OOU Dlseaseo upon the latest sclen-
emaio ana ocxuai uiseases speeauy curea uy
cases that had been pronounced beyond hope.
havo been restored to ixalect health had the
TUESDAY
s peculiar 10 mo sex. xcmaio aiseases positively curea
St. The cure Is effected by home treatment. Entirely
l'rte and Strictly Confidential.
DlSAJ.-n.i;tJ3,
I care 90 tier cent, of all
caBtrn. junny canes currrt in ono treatment.
DISCIIAROINO EARS cured in every
case.
CATARRH OF THE NOSE, bronchitis.
and lung troubles, caused from catarrh, post
tivcjy cured.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED MEN
A SURE CURE, $zrSS2P?$L
panic weakness, destroying both mind audi
body, with all its dreadful Ills, permanently
cured,
DR. OTTMAN wlulve1
paired themselves by Improper Indulgence
aud solitary habits, which ruin both mind
and body, unfitting them for business, study,,
society or marriage.
MAKKIKD MEN, or those entering on
that happy life, aware of physical debility,,
nulcklv assisted.
GUARANTEE TO CURENrvou
Debility, Palling Manhood, Syphilis, Varlcc-
cele, Stricture, Oleet, Unnatural Discharged
Weak Parts and all Kidney aud Uladder
Diseases,
WCase a and correaoondence confidential.
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