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AKEOT? BEACOU JOTTBNAL. WED1JHSDAY ETCHING. FEB AST 25. 1903- 6TX TT BLIND BILL FOR l) ilVil IMi IfiX II JlJJt PASSES HOUSE BY 80 ITS PAINS AND ACHES CAUSED BY URIC ACID IN THE BLOOD Rheumatism is in.reality an internal inflammation. It is caused by an excess of uric? ftcid and other irritating foreign matter in the blood, which has gotten into the circulation because of indigestion, chronic bowel disturbance, weak kidneys, and a general impaired and sluggish condition of the system.

The or waste matter of the body, which should be carried oil by the usual avenues of bodily drainage, is left in the system because of these irregularities, and it ferments and sours, iorming uric acid and other impurities, which are absorbed into, the blood Then this vital fluid loses its powers of nutrition and healthfulness and becomes a weak, acid-laden stream, which, as it circulates through the bodv, deposits the poisons and acids A. B. Cross, who has been a champion (or relief of the blind in and out of season, received the gratifying news by telephone from Representative E. B- Harper Tuesday afternoon that the Harper bill for the 1 relief of the blind had passed the house by a majority of 80, with only five adverse votes. "I am too full for utterance," Mr- with which is filled into the muscles, nerves, joints and bones.

This causes inflammation i and soreness, and soon the pains and aches commence; the joints swell, the flesh grows sensitive and tender, and Rheumatism is established in the system. Cross declared when asked what he thought of the action of the house. The bill carries a pension of $150 per year for the worthy blind. Mr-Cross stated that he was assured that the bill would pass the senate, and the promise of the governor to sign the 'bill has been secured. A previous law to pension the blind was declared unconstitutional by the supreme court, but it is hoped by those to be benefited that the objections have been overcome in the new bill.

PENSION DEFT FOB. B. 0. EMPLOYES I he progress oi itheumatism is usually gradual; day after day the blood continues to distribute the uric acid throughout the body, and slowly but surely the disease grows worse, The little pains tugging at the muscles, or wandering from joint to joint, which were the first symptoms of the disease, now become chronic and cause more intense suffering, the muscles tense and drawn, the lubricating oiknd fluids which aid the joints to work smoothly and easily are gradually destroyed by the continuous stream of acrid matter from the blood, and after awhile the limbs may become stiff and useless. You can never conquer this deep-seated disease with external treatment, such as plasters, liniments, blisters, etc.

These may JOINTS INFLAMED AND SWOLLEN. Six years ago I had severe attack of Inflammatory Rheumatism. I was laid up in bed for six months, and the doctors I had did me no good. They changed medicines every week, and nothing they prescribed seemed to help me. Finally I left off their medicine and began the use of S.

S. S. My knees and elbow joints were swollen and at one time i my joints were so swollen and painful that I could not close them when open. I was so bad that I could not move knee or foot; in fact, I had one of the severest cases of Rheumatism I ever heard of. I was getting discouraged, you may be sure, when I began S.

S. but as I saw it was helping me I continued it, and today I am a sound, well man, and I ave never had a return of the disease. S. S. S.

relieved the swelling and inflammation, purified my blood and cured me of this severe case of Inflammatory Rheumatism after everything else had failed. I have recommended it to others with good results, and know that it is a sure cure for Rheumatism. R. H. CHAPMAN.

1355 Mt. Vernon Columbus, Ohio. Local employes of the Baltimore Ohio railroad are mterestea tnnwlne that the proposition to es- deDartment for that road will be taken up at the next meeting of the directors to be hol in Baltimore. 1 1 BRAND YWINE DITCH niviRirm officials have forwarded HEARING 3IARCH 10. to general headquarters all.

data re iglrting "Bry" Law- a -Fractical 'Way The hearing on the matter of Improving the Rrandywine ditch, in Hudson township, which waa set for Tuesday was postponed Tint-ti Maroh 10. At thai time the afford temporary reliei and comfort from the pain, and for this reason should be used, but as they do not reach the blood where the real cause is located, should not be depended on alone to effect a cure. The disease is rooted and grounded in the blood and must be driven from its stronghold there before permanent relief can be had. (Special to Beacon Journal.) 1 criven in antirinat-Ion rf an nrmsnallv i rnnrao rvf the, ditch will bef cone Barberton, Feb- 26. Barberton was large business in soft drinks, on ac- over by the countv commissioners garding service records of em- ployes In all departments of their respective divisions.

The now department was to have been created on January 1, but it Is now given out that the new order of things will not be male effective until June 1. The age limit will likely be 70 years. AMERICAN INSURANCE UNION. Akron chapter. No.

175, will hold a public meeting at iue K. O. T. M. hall Thursday evening, at which time a large class of candidates will invaded Monday by a regiment of (count of the probable passage of the land those interested in the pr.jpossd soldiers to fight for the temperance iRose bill.

improvement. S. S. a purely vegetable blood purifier, is the proper treatment for Rheumatism. It goes down into the blood and attacks the disease at its head, and by driving out every particle of the poison and strengthening the blood, cures Rheumatism permanently.

Being a perfect blood purifier. S. S. S. cause.

They are lying in hiding ready to swarm into town when spring comes and fight King Booze. Their numbers reach into the thousands- Each one is tall and straight and has blown, into his glass side the name of Hie Cause of Gas be initiated by the Akron degree PTTRPT 7PPFTART cnanfes sour, acid-burdened blood to a rich, vJrvtlL. I V-IIVjCj i VDJLlL healthy stream, which quiets the excited nerves, eases the throbbing muscles and painful ioints. and staff. Addresses will be delivered "Meehan Brothers.

Bottlers ot bolt Drinks." will be seen later in every soda fountain, candy store and grocery by the Hon. W. W. Wedemeyer of Ann Arbor, and others. Good music will be furnished, and after the regular program, dancing and other festivities will be in order.

All in the community, with their stores of lemon, ginger, sarsaparilla and strawberry- A whole car load of these receptacles for the festive has been received by the big bottling works on Seventh street. The order was members are requested to be pres filters out of the circulation the irritating matter which is causing the pain and inflammation. When the blood has been freshened and purified by S. S. it circulates to all parts of the body, and gradually nourishes back to a healthful state those different members that have been impaired because of the weak, unnutritious condition of the blood.

S. S. S. reaches inherited as well as acquired cases of Rheumatism and completely removes the taint from the blood. Special book on Rheumatism and any medical advice free.

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA ent and bring their friends. Gas on the stomach indicates that food has fermented. The food is usually starch. i 1 It ferments because it doesn't digest. The food was not properly cooked.

The particles of starch have not been so separated that the digestive juices can get to them. The remedy is not an artificial digester nor DIYTDIXG OVTATT FARM. Commissioners have been, appoint ed by the common pleas court to make a partition of the Loran L. iiiUiiiiiiMi. nin i vi, 1 1 wiriMirii wrenpg in wati'l Oviatt farm in Northfleld township The heirs to the estate petitioned re cently for the division.

The com a pre-digested food. The remedy is to supply the misskmers arei Henry wucox, Lee. starch, in shape REDUCTION R. Knight and William Horron. HALLGM SUED FOR DIVORCE' Mrs.

H. Lando and son, Alban have been visiting Mrs. Lando's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Steiner of i 1 i Why send out of city iot your Plumbing Goods when you can -'buy in Akron cheaper? We wiil set you a Bath Tub, Guaranteed Closet and.

Cast Iron Enamel Lavatory, all good Nickel Plated Trimming for three above fixtures, if roegH in measurements are correct, set ready for use for $55-- I i Youngstown. Alleging that he purchased a re volver for the express purpose of Also have a tun lme ot rhimbing Goods, Gas Fixtures, Gas Sioves and Ranges. shooting her and their child, Mrs. DO STEAM AND HOT WATER FITTING Best workmen can Amelia Halloran commenced a suit ID0RSE- ST HOW NEW CONSTABLE LOST F.ITH IN (Special to Beacon Journal.) Barberton, Feb. 26.

One of Barberton's new constables has decided that-golden rule methods are costly. Large-hearted-ness may be all right when the collection box comes around in church, but not in the constable business, is the conclusion he comes to, as he wraps his second best overcoat about him and wonders where the man with his new garment is. It happened when the new constable made his first arrest. The man was taken into court, but the sentence was suspended on good behavior. With every imaginable promise for his future conduct and his good wiil toward all officers of the law, the man started out into the storm.

He had two miles to walk in the blizzard and was thinly clothed. The kindly constable's heart was touched, and he gave the man his own over- coat, on his promise to bring it back the next day. That was some weeks ago, and nary a "sign has either constable or 'squire seen of the man since. for divorce Tuesday afteraoon against be secure a. Onr Motto 19 Hot, est Dealing and Prompt Attention Call hi jand see our Bath Room Outfit- to be digested.

Then let the stomach do the work for which it is intended. When you toast bread, you notice that it digests better. You have applied more heat-i-broken up more of the starch. But the perfect food for a weak stomach is Mapl-Flake. No other food in the world is cooked so well as that.

Our wheat is steam -cookeq. for sis hours. Then cured for 90 Jiours. Then each separate berry is flaked so thin that the full heat of our ovens can get to eacn atom. Then the flakes are toasted, for 30 minutes, in a heat of 400 degrees.

The result is a food that's all food, because it all digests. No part will ferment to cause di her husband, Martin J. Halloran. Mrs. Halloran also claims that he HOI I ANH ffl 56 Ejut Exchange street.

Akron, O. J. II. IIUU-HllU XU. Peak's "phone 4685; Res.

'phone 4247. FOR LL SKIM TROUBLES. once threatened her with an open knife in his hand. 332 The Hallorans first commenced their married life, which the wife It is a vell-kno-wn fact that phy now wishes ended, in July, 1S06 sicians seldom recommend or endorse Last month she says her husband came home at 3 o'clock In the morn ing in an intoxicated condition and hurled the furniture about the house. She wants, to be restored to her maiden name, Amelia NilL Hal gestive disorders.

Try it and see. proprietary remedies it is against their interests to do so- How meritorious, therefore, must Palmer's Success Treatment be when letters like this are sent us: "I certainly do not know of anything better in this world for skin eruptions of every name and nature than Palmer's 'SKIN-SUCCESS Remedies; for results secured in my practice by their use' warrant this assertion. Know it is very unusual for a riracticiner Dhvsician to testify loran was in mayor's court Monday on account of the charges brought by his wife. In this way, but the treatment is so effec FATHER FURST COMES FROM STORMY WALLS ARE DIVORCED. A divorce was granted Tuesday afternoon by Judge D.

A. Doyio to George Wall. Vall charged his wife, Florence Wall, with wilful absence for more than three years. The decree was allowed on this ground. tive I reel Justified in giving it my unqualified endorsement.

S. H. Johnson, M. D- Berlin. N.

i Pvt. 1 Bfuoout saarsw. vsmrm i mouK rooo cosmunr 1l t1le Q.i 4 fti i Mapl-FIake is the perfect food for those with weak digestions. It is the perfect food for the economical, because none goes to waste. It is the perfect children's food, because it is the whole wheat, wholly digestible.

So to make it delicious to make children like it we boil it in pure maple syrup. The result is, they beg for it beg for the food that is best for them, I Don't take a flake, prepared in one-fourth the time.becauseit is fivecents cheaper. "it's An rood" The Palmer "SUCCESS" Treatment II Bestforcakes ffl of all makes An everyday sweet for all people. MPh In air-tight tins, 10c, 25c, 50c (fuEw- 1 'W CORN PRODUCTS co CHASGE thoroughly eradicates all Skin and Blood Diseases, including Eczema, Salt Rheum, Psoriasis, Erysipelas, Acne, Scall, Pimples, Blackheads, Ringworm, Tetter, Ivy and Oak (Special to Beacon Journal.) Barberton. Feb- 26 Rev.

Father Poisoning, Itching Affections, Piles, Burns, Bruises and Sores; also Constipation and all Liver and Blood GREEN. Correspondence Ueacon Journal Mrs. Thomas Workinger, who was on th'e sick list last week, is convalescing. Rev. J.

F. Atkinson will begin a series of meetings in the First Evangelical church Tuesday evening. Jiev. W. Miller, living south of town, was ud last week with a carbuncle on the hand.

Mrs. Charles W. Hartong, is very M-'Furst of Struthcrs, has been ordered by Bishop I. F- Horstmann to take charge of the Barberton Slo- Diseases. il Facte vak Catholic church.

if Some months ago Rev. Father- jU 'Skin-Success" Ointment, 25c PALMER'S Skin.r-uccess" Soap, 25c "Blood-Succtss," 25c, $1 00 1 omasccn, tne pastor, wno carnea the little church through a -large Ask your Druggist. THE MORGAN DRUG Proprietors, 1512 Atlantic Brooklyn. N. T.

For cale and Kecrmiaeaded by poorly at this writing. Miss Ethei Thursby wa3 down with the grip the latter part of the week. Charles Hartong is at the home of his brother, Joseph Hartong, suffering from appendicitis. ADVERTISED LETTERS J. M.

LAF-FER, BUELL 4. LEMASTERS. WM.DUTT. SCU.WOOD& VOQLER, DAY DRUG AUGUSTUS WARNER ta the worst disease on earth, yet Regaining In Akron Postfffic for BLQ OD the easiest to cure growth and established it in a new building, became a victim of overwork and for a time his Iiie was despaired of- He never grew strong enough take up his work again and resigned the charge. Since that time it has been vacant.

Rev. Father Furst had trouble in his charge as priest of the Slovak Catholic church in Struthers, says news from that quarter. He was apparently not liked by his parishioners and he in turn is said to have accused them of attempting to murder him by exploding bombs and she oting a hirn. AH of this is denied, howt trer, in a report sent to the bishop, with proofs signed by J- O- Nestor, justice of the peace iin East Youngstown; Mayor A. C- Stough and several other promi-ncn men of Struthers.

WHEN YOU the eek Ending Fez. 28, 1908. GENTLEMEN. KNOW WHAT Great progress has been made in Dental Work In the past few years. Greater, in fact, than in all time previous.

Years of experience have shown us what is most valuable and desirable in the art of Dentistry. By having us do your work you receive the benefit of this experience. Think this over and let us look after your teeth. A written Guarantee Given with all work. Full Set of Teeth $5.00 up.

Gold Fillings, $1.00. Crown and Bridge work. ps Silver fillings, 50c. Tooth, $3.50 up. I Office Hours 8 a.

m. to 8 p. m. Sundays 9 to 1. i The Home Dentists Flatiron Building, second floor Fa' pie's phone 1643 DR.

F. J. Many Ifll P. T. Baker Son.

pimples. nW spots on Cay son, Mlchaj the skin. Akron Drug Co. Atalty, Mira Buc.ntii, A. tX Blum.

John ulcers, falling hair. Tie Williams Fonnflry MacMne Company en oral Foundry and rJlaahino Vlorlu 1 i 4 Gas and Steam Engine Repairing ot all kinds PATTERN MAKING Building of Experimental Machinery Lawn Mowers Repaired and Sharpened The Williams Foundry Machine Co. Both Phones 210 Cherry Street I Frderick. A. lr pains, catarrft, anu i Is BLOOD POISON.

Send OTL ftpnwM Arch atreet. Philadelphia, uuro, tiajac Prahl. Frederick, Page, hUHps, itr. and Mrs. Thomas Paul.

Victor Baiter. Abraham Pa for BROWN BLOOD CURE. t- bottle; lasta 1 month. Soldi ro i only at John Lamparter Co.a Cut 1 Ranney, Edward A. Krt Drug tsiore, juo o.

Raed, J. W. Reno, J. PorsiannorvoEssoiico Radlrojevlta, ivo- Fox, Al H. Gcelaci, Andras Goodwin, A.

Griswold, W. A. Giies, Arthur Hale, Leonore Kalman, Antun O. L. Katica, Vlnclo Lukalr, Andro Landon, Allie IsyoxsM, James Liaala, Petr McCoy, A.

A Mullen, Clarence Mlrray, Goo. W. Morton, MJplo MarlnlOT, Vlada ti trcj-rnwTT- VITALITY Have 'irtd thousands of cases of Nervous Debility inumnia Tinv clear the brain. For Spring Balln. Aaaaf Schultz, Alta Bechrtat, Joseph Sykea, John Staub, Janoa Sandor, Poljar Seball, T.

EX Thorn a. Walter Sohmraaeker. Mr. strengthen the circulation, make digestion -ect and Impart a magnetic vigor to the whole being. All drama and losses topped permanently.

$1.00 per box; I boxes guaranteed to cure or refund 1. A. KOHXJTH. J. M.

LATTER, VU frMtdtot ir.inv. SB. Mailed sealed. Book free. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

(Speotal to Beacon JoutmL) Barberton. Feb. 2f Mrs. Villie Fitzoatrick. nee Miss Bay Moore, arrived with her husband in fBarberton Tuesday, for a short visit with thei Tuesday, for a short visit with Mrs Fitmatrick's parens, Mr- and Mrs.

A. A. Moore. The Ten O'Oock Card club will be entertained Wednesday night by Mr. William Joy at her home on Baira avenue 'Squire Hawkins married Anton Merda, a German barber, to Miss, Anna August, Tuesday- They will live in Barberton.

erslan Med. 835 Arch at. Phil ad el a A W.mi Anlv tkt John 1 dm Murrier, Walter OctaJ Pma ta $50,000 $80,000 LAX) IE 3. --rter Cut Rate Drug Store, HI JOHN QRoas, i outn taui eu Bniili, Grt. Chaa.

Klein, Mr a. R. M. Step inside the store and let us show you the type cf clothes you ought to wear. You will find that the style of clothes we are showing this spring in ail the very latest shades and styles are "quite the thing" with good dressers.

Our Suits. Top Coats and Rain Coats are hand tailored garments, the kind that fit and retain their shape and are guaranteed to give satisfaction. All the Newest Spring Styles In Soft and Stiff Hats Lewes, airs. Jonn For Over Sixty Years AJV OLD AND WELL-TRIED REM Tudor Mjmja. Mra.

I Myera, Mm ACCOUNTS EDF. Pnater, Mrs. Buel 'Savings 1 unn, Madeima Cook, ilra, Emma B. Cray.Bdltli Crlngr, Mj. Marm Fltxgerald, ITor- ene Forba, 1 Hsenteufl, Mr Albert V-Hanley, Xfra.

SOUCtTEO wnyaer, Helen Trlckwtt, Barah Vetr. Baaai MRR WINSLOW8 BOOTHTNQ STRTP haa been used for over elitr years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect attcees. It CJULUDB CLAR'S. CaaMr. CJorner Boath Main and Exchange Whltelaw, Mrm, T.

snothea the child, softens the rums, al BauKhmatt, Grace i foe S. Myers Co. Dptta from 1 PACKAG Eward Leroy Avery and J. E. Smith of Bowllns; Green are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. William Avery of 76 Jackson street. They report that venrr verv dull in the western -part lays all pain, cures wind celic, and the best remedy for diarrhoea, by druggists in every part of the world. Pe sure and ak for WIN SLOW 8 SOOTOTN'r SYRtTP Vrstosr. Lilian dto of dpoi, on all amounts StretV TION.

EAST AKRON Does a General Bankins Business 1 I CW SwjU tstat Co AND TAKE NO OTHER, T-wenty-Fivti Cents a Bottle. Hlook of the state, and much worse than in 1 AKKO.U, O. I Riti-r. Mrs, Mas Guarantef? und(r the Food and Drrs j. Akron at the present time.

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