The Daily Times from New Philadelphia, Ohio • Page 3

THE DAILY TIKES, ITBW PHILAD LPHTA. OHIO. STRANGE NEW MEDICINE A Remarkable Case In Cincinnati Demonstrates Wonderful Strides Of Medical Science. Physicians and scientists say disease the increase, but from the reports of cures credited to a wonderful new medical i sf'overy, science is setting a hot pace in new treatments and met hods. Without doubt the greatest accomplishment of science in the past few years is the discovery of a medicine that seemsto influence disease in a peculiar, yet most wonderful and manner.

Stomach and Kidney troubles, Blood Diseases, Catarrh, Deafness, Rheumatism and Paralysis vanish as if by magic after a short treatment with it, SALLIE MIDDLETON, Sallie Middleton, 1957 Central Cincinnati, who had been in poor health for several years tells a remarkable story of her experience with tiie new medicine. suffered a number of years with kidney trouble and backache. The soreness and weakness in my back was so inteuse that I could scarcely stand on my feet. My digestion also was poor. My ap- petite variable and my stomach bothered me bottles of the New Discovery medicine completely cured me.

I am stronger again, my digestion is good, I sleep well and awake refreshed. I have been greatly benefited in every The new remedy is known as New Discovery and sells for one dollar per bottle. Quick Relief, the assistant emedy costs fifty cents. Both can be had F. 0.

REA, Druggist. BRINGS THIS BEAUTIFUL AND LASTING PRESENT TO YOUR HOME. A PRESENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. No Christmas Present can give more lasting pleasure to the whole family than an Edison Phonograph as it combines in one instrument an unlimited variety of music and fun. Its versality is unequalled.

It sings songs in solo, duet, trio or quartette; it renders instrumental music and tells funny stories; entertains children as well as adults; it entertains, in fact, everybody. It would make an ideal present. We have over 2000 Records. Learn our easy payment plan. Call and play for you.

GEO. E. BUSS. REMEJTBER It is said that fruit cakes improve with age. This may seem strange but it is, nevertheless, true.

Now we have baked our Christmas supply of cakes and they are exceedingly fine. Leave your ordeis. A. A. DAVIS.

THE LOVUEST OF HER SEX. Cannot help but notice the well dressed young man; if his collars, cuffs, shirts etc. have been laundried at NEW PHILADELPHIA STEAM LAUNDRY the place that is fast becoming popular by its prompt service. Call either phone. WATCH FOR OUR WAGON.

BOTH PHONES. 141 N. FIFTH ST CHARLES MINNI6, Pup. MERRIFIELD WM. CLARK IANOS have been npon the market for 40 years.

It has a long and honorable record for beautiful tone, quality, reliability and durability. The length of time the Merrifield has been been before the public does not make it any better, but it establishes this fact beyond all the piano is exaotly what it iB represented to be, an honest piano, dependable in every particular and possessing tonal qualities and possibilities second to none. Store open evening. 139 EAST HIGH STREET. 1 NEW PHILADELPHIA.

YOU MAY WALK OR YOU MAY RIDE, BUT TO GET THERE BEFORE OTHERS YOU MUST TELEPHONE Do you walk or TELEPHONE? THE TUSCARAWAS COUNTY TEL. CO. Against r.uuuies. Harrisburg. Dec.

Genera! Carson recommends in an official opinion to Insurance Commissioner Martin that the commissioner require all life insurance companies doing business in this state to give a written agreement to abolish the practice of rebating. If you have any PLUMBING OR GAS FITTIN6 to do, call on me before letting your contract. Plumbing of all kinds. 137 W. Front St.

C. A. WBNCiER. Simonton Not Murdered. Philadelphia, Dec.

dispatch has been received from George Taylor Simonton. the prospector, who was reported to have been murdered in Mexico, dated Santa Anna, Mexico, stating that he is alive and well. Exploding Boiler Kills Two. Marion, Dec. were killed and one was fatally injured through the explosion of a boiler at the Fairbanks stone quarry.

The dead are Joseph Goon. 53 years old, and William Phillips, 18 years old. A NOTRE DAME APPEAL To all knowing sufferers of rheumatism, -whether iHiscular or of the joints, sciatica, lumbagos, backache, pains in the kidnevs or neuralgia pains, to write to her for a home treatment which has repeatedly cured all of these tortures. She feels it her duty to send it to all sufferers You cure urself at home as thousands will change of climate being necessary. This simple discovery banishes uric acid from the bloocf, loosens the stiffened purifies the blood, and brightens the giving elasticity and tone to the whole system above interests you, for proof address Mrs.

M. Summers, Box Notre Dame, Ind. CANAL DOVER NEWS Items Gathered by the Daily Times Correspondent. W. Merry of Toledo, is here in the interests of the Hardesty to perfect the method of book keeping in the office.

The business has gro wn so rapidly within the last few months that the old system has become insufficient. Carl Rueflv, of Factory street, proprietor of the Raefly meat marker, left this morning for a few visit with friends in Pittsburg, Pa. Albert BiDgham, of the cold rolls in the looal steel mills, had the misfortune to have his right hand badly lacerated Friday morning while working about the rolls The mill physician was called and dressed the wound. It is thought that his little finger, which iB completely crushed will have to be amputated. Mr.

Bingham is a resident of Tuscarawas avenue. New Phila. While unloading some beer kegs from a Bernhard Brewery wagon Thursday afternoon. Mr. Krantz had the misfortune of fracturing his right arm, the re suit of a beg falling on it.

He was taken home and the fracture was reduced. Although iu much pain he is get ting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest O.

Sheffer of Walnut street delightfully entertained a number of their young married friends at their home Friday evening at euohre. An excellent course dinner followed by cards, were the main diversions. Miss Marie Brothers, an accomplished young lady of Massillon, arrived in Dover, Friday afternoon for a few visit with her cousins, Margaret Toomey and Mildred Scott of Wooster avenue. Burt Oroxton, of the Massillon Steel Iron Co. of Massillon Will Wos- mer an employe of the same company, were in Dover, Friday visiting Mr.

parents a few days hours before their departure for North Carolina, where they will spend the next month hunting. W. L. Burchfield of Cleveland, was calling on old friends in Dover Friday. Mr.

Burchfield, formerly lived here, but is now employed by the Penna. Co. in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs Ohas.

Pittenger of Factory street are spending the week end the guest of Mr. parents in Dennison. Herbert M. Spellman, the Third street horseman is in St Clairsville and Wheeling, W. on business a few days.

John Helwig, of Cross street, who has been laid up all fail with a broken leg was down town Friday looking around and greeting friends. Although unable to get around without the aid of crutches, Mr. Helwig is nearly well and will soon be able to resume his position at the Toomey Sulky where he is employed as an expert varnisher. Mrs. Oliver Toomey of Wooster avenue, returned today from Cleveland, where she has been the past few days buying her son Christmas presents.

Dover high school won the opening basket ball game of the season at the Casino last night. Wooster high school was the vioMm. The score was 48 to 17. The visitors were out played from start to finish, and were completely out-classed. They never had a look-in at victory scoring but eight baskets from the field, and those at long intervals.

Gay and Weber were the star players of the game, but the entire Dover team played as one man, each of tne boys playing good consistent basket hall. A sensational basket pitched the entire length of the floor, by Marion Hill, one of the Dover guards was one of the features. Wooster fouled more frequently than did Dover, which is aoconnted for by their lack of team work. The following is the lineup: Dover Wooster Waldron L. F.

Bell Zerling Gay R. F. Smith Weber O. Sellus Rinderknecht L. G.

Albright Hill Weinsz R. G. Lanbach iviemortal to nenariK nuason. New York, Dec. million dollar appropriation for a memorial bridge to Hendrik Hudson together with a pledge to expend a total of $2,025,000 on this structure, has been made by the board of estimate and apportionment.

The bridge will span Spuyten Duyvil and will serve 10 continue the famous Riverside drive to the uorth- warit A JUST A WORD, PLEASE. While you are making up that list of Christmas wants. Remember our special offerings advertised in our window. Acomplete line of PERFUMES Toilet articles, Hair Powders, Tooth Powders, to close out at a great reduction. These are standasd goods.

Always good and particularly good at Xmas. All $1.00 goods marked to 75c. All 50c goods marked to 35c, All 25c goods marked to 19c. We are also headquarters for Choice Groceries and Provisions. Try our extra brand of American Club Goods.

Remember the place. Ross Cunning. 136N. Broadway. Phone 169.

You Have to Wait this Year Until Our Usual Great January Clearance to get Long Coats at Reduced Prices. We will place 011 sale Thursday, $30.00 coats for $25.00 coats for $18.00 coats for 815.00; $15.00 coats $12.90 coats for 10 00 $10.00 coats for $7.90. These coats are all of the neW Fall and winter patterns, made up in the most approved style, perfectly tailored and faultlessly finished and trimmed. We also have one lot of good $4.00 skirts that we will offer at $2.90. 100 suits at half price.

We offer them now because of the fact that after Christmas we will have so many other things to offer that the trade may lose sight of the timeliness of the bargains. When you come in to do your Christmas shopping step up stairs and look at these extra early bargains. S. S. BIG STORE.

NEW PHILADELPHIA, OIHO. Dismissed by the President. Washington, Dec. president has summarily removed office United States Marshal Matthews oj the district of Nebraska for mi scon duct in connection with the ease of Richards and Comstock, recently convicted of illegally fencing the public domain. The sentence of the court was that the defendants should remain in the custody of the United Staten marshal for six hours.

The president has information that Matthews immediately turned them over to the custody of their counsel. Mias Alice Unpacks Her Gifts. Washington, Dec. valuable souvenirs of Miss Alice Roosevelt trip to the Orient have been placed in her possession. They arrived about five weeks ago.

but were their turn in examination and appraisement. A messenger from the White House paid the duty and a big express van brought the 27 boxes to the White House. A Great WE HAVE BEEN TAILORING 44 YEARS. Otir aim has always beenjto please our customers. GIVE US A TRIAL.

PERFECT FIT LATEST STYLES GOOD WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. David THE TAILOR. 209 W. High St. The Opening of Our ELECTRICAL and Interior Decorative House, At 136 Hast High Street.

Anything in the Electrical Line and Anything in Interior Decorating. a J. C. JONES, R. C.

STUEVE, Electrician. Decorator. Spot Cash Paid! For second hand furniture, stoves, or in fact anything second handed, harness, buggies etc. Call phone 647. io-r8-2m ROBERT GALBRAITH.

Cleaning Pressing Shop Is the place where you can get your work when you want it. A lways uaranteed to please. 122 H. Broadway, New O. Phone 55 UR.

E. U. MOORE, Physician and Surgeon. Up stairs in New Philadelphia, O. Special attention given to X-Ray work and Electrical Treatment.

Phone 467. Office hours: 8 to 10b. m. 1 to 3 p. 6 to 8 p.

m. D. HEFLING, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

634, Residence, 363. Epilepsy, Granulated and chronic diseases a specialty. Thirty experience. Office, 155 East High Street, opposite Eagle Hall. Residence.

340 Weatflt rair Street. New Philadelphia. 0.7 DR. R. S.

BARTON, Office, U7W West High Street, Sea. ton-Gentsoh Block. Phone 74. Residence, 307 East Ave Phone Ofl'oe hours, IKK) to 3:30 p. m.

Philadelphia. Ohio The Star Laundry. H. L. GLAUSER, Proprietor 226 W.

Front Phone New Philadelphia, Ohio. Satisfactory Worh. Do You Want Good Meat? We have for you. Andrew Gilgen,.