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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
i The Party, and its Record

The men who met at Chicago to nomin'
ate Grant for President are not strangers to
the people. They are known by their crimes.
Here is a synopsis of their record: -r..g
They melted tho bloody civil war to graft ,
fy partizan hate --.t- g.
They speculated on the best blood of the |
American people ...--.
They SO loved the profits of the war that
they refused to tax peace when the enemy
surrendered: ,-..-. -...-
For three years they have resisted the res
toration of the Union ,--. ..-
They abolished ten State Governments
and established military instead /;
They opposed the supremacy Of the Fed
eral Constitution in war as military neccS-.
sity 5frr. r.ar -.
They imprisoned men for exercising the
freedom of speech; r r- rs
They have suppressed the presses for de-
nouncing treason to the Government
They have disfranchised = large portion Of
the people for opposing dissolution
They have attempted TO abolish the indie
pendence of the executive department and
/ to annihilate, the CONSTITUTIONAL powers of
the President i'.. .". .'.. t'
They have attempted to destroy the juris-
diction of the Supreme Court and demoralize
the Judiciary .i -
They have impeach Ell the President fol
defending the Constitution, and attempt tc
secure his disposal by intimidatins and cor
rupting the Senate i'
Thev have supported greedy throng, %
partizan lazaroni from the public treasur!
under the. pretense of reconstructing th'
States; --- 1850 H' '.---. -.-
They have pensioned al army of parti
zans on the treasury under the pretcncc o
protecting Southern negroes and paupers
They have taxed the country over fiV
, hundred millions in single year of peace
and squandercd the bulk of it on scheme
n designed for personal and partizan profit;
: They have taxed the West hundreds {
: millions for the benefit of Eastern Capita
- ist. under the, pretencc of raising money
pay the national debt
They have excused the bondholdcrs al
>, | manufacturers from taxation and. impose
= additional taxation upon commerce, lab
r. and trade; .-.-
h They have aas'm,d Il" power iii II par
~. caurus al Wa,i.u-.an d" dicia,e 10,
-, laws for sovereign and independent State
They have converted Congress into ad
E of political spectators and partisan ga
IN blers;
~ These are but some of the deeds of
in party whose representatives assembled
60 Chicago on the goth ult. 1t is safe to
-, that the delegates who composed the @
=. veution and their immediate partisan triel
- have robbed The people of not less thar
~ thousand millions for their individual ben
= within the past three years. Four-ffths
=. them might be dismissed from Office tom
= row, Grant included, without detriment
the public service.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
Radical Economy.

D. a. Wells, special Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue, has issued re-
port, stating the expenditures of the
government last year at 1871 ,526, ,2I5 !;
and Radical Journals claim that as a
specimen of economy! Why no Gem-
oCratic administration ever went be-
ynnd the seventy odd millions. The
differences against the Radicals Is only
three Hundred millions! II that is
Radical economy it certainly is not
what the people would call economy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
MEDICAL.
nLD ESTABLISHED HOSPI-
~ Talon the French system.
QUICK CURES and LOW PRICES.
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

Dr. Teller continues To be conhdentiHily and sae-
eessrulIY consulted ali forms OF private dseases,
ut his old established Hospital Rob Beaver street,
Twenty years devoted To this particular branch Of
practice, enables him To perform cures such as no
other physician and h's facilities are such lbe
oiczns Of the Old WOrldl for obtaining the safest
we'll the latest remedies fur the diseases that he
can Jer Inducements TO the unfOrtuhates. of rapid
sure to be obtnin@d At no other once in America.
of the Tstielee, and Speraatic Cords, BnbO, Ulcer
att Throat, Sore Muse, Tender Shin Bones. CutS-
neoas E-uptions, Bles Ulcers, AbeeEs, end all 9TH
er Impurities OF the syetem.
YOUNG MEN ...
addicted 10 secret habits, who have impaired their
health and destroyed the vig)r Of their minds, thuE
Lie. NOTIFIED that IN eoasnlting DR.. T. they will
ind friend to console, and physician who has
cured thousands.
DIR PELLKR's GREAT WORK
OF the Married and hose cOntemplS Stiny marriage.
800 pages-fnli OF plAtes-price 70 eeRtS. Sent 70
all parts seal. by mall post laid. The els gle
Snzrried aud tho married happy. A lecture Love
or how to chnoau y pSrtncr--A complete work on
before published rs cents enclosed will secure
copy BY return mail.
TO THE LADIES.
DR.. Teller stin retains In America the agency tor
the sale Of Or. Yichurs Italian Female monthly
pills. for stOpp ages, irrsg1Iiarities and other sob
sEructions in females.
pills will be s,nI ny mail express 10 any part Ct
the world secure fr,,n curiosity or damage.
Oricc hours from m o. p and ON Sunday
20 3 d m Co.,. t. .~.N.
X. u Persous Al n distance can be cured Al home
by addressing DIR. Teller rnciOeing = remittance.
Medicine secnrely packed f-unl obseryrtinn sont 10
any part of the world. All cases warranted. No
charge for advice. No students or boys employed
coitSs thls. address II Iet'hrs To
tSs'iy J. TELLER, n ID.
lf.. Beaver u. ALBANY ny
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12

OUR GLoRE.-In a recent and able
memoir on the thermometrical state
of the globe, N. Araga maintains
these propositions: /. The earth was
at one time fluid. 2, The cause of
that fiuIdity was fire. 3. At the ori-
gin Of all things, the earth was proba-
bly, incap descent, and even now con-
tains q large portion OF Its primitive
heat. /. In thousand years, the
general temperature Of the mass of
the earth has. not cooled the tenth
part OF a degree, and the demonstra-
tion of this proposition is derived
from the orbit of the moon. Araga
contends that the surface Of the globe
has couled down to such an extent as
scarcely to preserve a trace of its
primitive ten nerature, though it is
true, that, at certain depths. the orig
inal heat is still prodigious. At the
surface, all the changes are reduced to
almost one Hirtieth Of q degree.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12


young man of all worA.
ces the lady in question had t..
Ihe gentleman made no objection
but lately his suspicious were aroused
that all was not right. On SATURDAY.
he Informed his wife that business re.
qulred his presence at Lima, Ohio.
that evening, and he did not think he
would return until Monday. This
Was only ruse, and he returned to
his house after dark in company with
two friends, to whom he had impar-
ted his suspicious. Judge of their
surprise and the husbands ipdisna.
ton to see the lady actually kiss the
young man. To rush into the house
and accuse the partner OF his Joys and
woes with unfaithfulness was but the
work Of moment.
She received him with perfect com
posure, not a muscle OF her face NOV
ed as she heard his upbraidings. but
asked him If he was through, and
then told him that the young man
was her son. the result of her first
marriage, her former husband having
died on the scaf'old, in one of the
Eastern States, many years ago, for
heinous crime. The fact she intended
to keep a secret from her husband and
all the world, but she must prove her
innocence. Then going to the bureau
she opened drawer, and gave her
husband the certificate of her mar
jrlage, the paper containing her mar
riage notice, and also that of the
birth OF her son, and lastly, the paper
giving full account OF the execution
OF her husband. The husband fell on
his knees and implored her forgive
ness, and the party accompanying
him withdrew, -- H-'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12

RADIcAIIsM is playing its farewell
engagement. This Is positively its
last appearance before this people.
The closing act will be grand ring
performance on the Sd day of NOven-
ber next, when Grant will ride the
spawned, wiDd-broken mule. Radi-
caIism, to certain defeat. while black
monkey, representing negro suprem-
acy IN the South and negro equality
in the North will ride him. They
will all "gO to the bad" together.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
An Incident IN the Early Life Of Gen.
Grant-HoW He Held on When He
Got HOLD of Good Thing.
BY HIS EAYnSR.


! One morniRgin the early pAFS 81
the month of June, when Ulysses
was twelve years old 1 had a COW
which 1 desired to have driven to &
peighhor's place, about two miles
-'~~y, As it was imR9rtant that th'
ID. =" S<s driven ,Qqyer st thai
cow shou.- '''tsia.aa tylysses. ,Y5hlC
particular time, =. ,'Ss aiEg59s s5g
was out back of the no. "A
nSh-worms, preparatory to going
ing. Ulysses answered "Ybst,,
told him 1 wanted him. He naked
w hat for'' 1 told him TO helm to
drive the COW away. He wanted to
know What wanted thecow driven
away for ?'' I relate this TO show
that even in early life he was never
wiling to undertake anything with
out hrst understanding what was To ba
done, but also knowing the reason
why 1t should be done. So we turned
all the other cattle out into the lana
which led 10 the PASTURE. and then
turned the COW out into the road. and
started her in the right direction
she acted very wild at first, ana tried
hard to get by us and go into the
yard; but alter we had driven her
ABOUT eighty rods she walked along
so Well that Ulysses thought he could
drive her alone, so turned home. 7
DO not think had been in the house
longer than five minutes, when on
looking out OF the window. saw the
COW coming back towards the house
at furious rate, with Ulysses hold |
ing on TO her tail. How the poor bow
could hold on has always been "A won
der to me. 1 do not think he touched
the ground oftener than once in TWEEN.
ty feet. His hat Was off, and his hair
was streaming in the wind. Just in
front of the hoase was a mud hole in
Fhe road, which had long intended
bHt as long neglected to fill up. Com
ing to that the COW made an awful
leap, actually jerking away from
Ulysses, and he fell headIanr into the |
mud. He was completely submerged,
So great was the force with which he
fell. He was SO much out of breath,
that he could scarcely extTicate him.
self alone, so went TO his assistance.
He was indeed III a sorry plight. Not
only were his clothes completely COW
cred, but his eyes, ppse and mouth
filled with mud ! asked Ulysses
what this really meant. He said the
COW tried to run by him, and he tried
to head her OFF, but cculd hot stop
her, so as she passed him he grabbed
hold of her tail. only relate this
incident to show the bulldog pluck
and tenacity With which Ulysses al
ways held on when he got hold of a
good thing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
DEBILITY.

% mo- a.
ihLsyI ~ .rr,c zs4~~v~.ES .,ss a. Drb!stk.
I,.s i,.,aY4 d, To- II 3"a| "'0s' 70 i's ~'hoLs,
.y-'.i snsa's.ASs - ne "ffsi.e- o7Nss
- .aj~pr,-rf u s-.siAzs i,-~i. r1;"t's '.s 80.
81 .. 'ig,si u. 30 O., + a'' - . a"oS s'-snd
- s.af.. f- =. .r~ 'ttsl- i'1tt Utr
= t:.~r. tHS I-rf'Ss's
o. ss..- -~.ft- - a.. .. - ,c-uL 1sa -rTrsssSS
'.'.sr O. q s'E. ruC s'cn' ogs !'rtst7s
.o.' =. iicNtr .hiidren are
,... .tt.a: =, :sSi,lx GE.e gSIitcrs or
..Is - t..I. 'lsCN STc s'vL:sily Naed!-
r.u~S. i'ESt c0u tie adpRinl"ierSG VILE
!-rFlrCI set IO = cEs,iG three monsnS
o:G. :llr sS'0ss .scitcAtC icEsslo, or - man
OF ESinrsS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
Hollands German Tonic

Z, e.bi.ation Of al s i.srsdieaGs Of ths Bitters-
u-slh PuEE SGno Crtis Rum, Oran0t etc. Is ssed
fer hs GaaSe ssases ks eTS IN c1SeS p1hSTe sOIsS
sr alcoholic siiEiulus Is ToqHGTsd Ioa tDH eSar -
atad Act lsse TclRediSS entirely dinerent Jr0Ea
s,v sSrs arsrissd for ne Of e disedseE HoHsedy
~ 6sno Icisi 6e IT,pa 81 ssdieiRdl tsTdeSs
.sAiI< "a ohsTE dSeoeoHS Of -. so1as
IOrua The TONIC IS decidedly one Of he HoSf 9te-
.lss a,d agreeable remedies ever offered to e pssbEis
hs ass azqisite lsdst.rs 10 take ~ toitS ~
kSe-g1cinS exhor0Hg. snd Sssdte1rdl qsGfaiieS 1870
eo~Ssd q = b knOs0a as Tx CREATES 9 ~ Io"'eA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
rl:nN kEv. JD.Erm II KGxNARp. D D.

FI;uN KEV. JD-Eru II W:NNABp, D D.,
rS~.uv o. -, fv-gG SGy Co. G.U---. tr'.sdcphia-
fta. FscNs-E uN4E HJK: 4 So t1s' 6s3ssHity
Isg.s:.S ' csa4sri ~ s5sh Tse7sf sIti-HS eI
81 -es, kfrag - rtss!'.eE ~ y'gIT;sg IA TTdetses
q - T.T,-'st r.Acre. Asr~ - JA eossS 60
~t, ..t s'-S- vSC - rarEoS!1 iasi1-sSSS assd
B4r, ~ Srls JoHiiiy. Of rae iscssSs Of k'T
H.sG-ad-E A. -.-sr sAs-E Gstayf for 'ToS ssp
Sa' .eS~I I,'- - sd Sc'fric'io0 49, ic- SSE--
vI5J Genlty To- 49, '.o Erf especially -O- LIVER
Cox-t.a!rs u b. . 1ssss. sSsos-s ls s,l1 ssiga' -
PREP a ation. ], S~ess 3 .--s se>s = ssSz
IsG: l,G s-...iir \ '@.2.-l J ,i--sSf Eat ;. siI
sTO-s ~ ak'', .5avt. i0srs, s.rg r..T~cslttbg,
J n \ SV.TIRD,
EisA.s, bsios7 o-,ss F-Tsst
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
rno,r nos. JAMEs rHoArsox.

Jadrs e:lh. SuVre.nr CSurt Of FeHnayryHEiA
pHsL Arrii q, 1877.
Irn9I, I1ST.'a.,r "a ,ors q MSShssS,s g .sIsesi.
n'FF-'-tEf tg9 sFAS E@--~-+sA VI
gMdiE e." y. slas1ss szza'ss-Eor DysFcPstA.
. ca!l . ri.!y Ii.IN :rOIn tIly e4psTtsace OF
~. Your. Nsifis TChprCs,
JISIES THOMPSON.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12

THE Democrats and Conservatives
have only to work to win, and the
Tribune proves ii In the record that
while My. Lincoln had over 100000
plurality, with nesrly all the ELECTORAL
votes, in 1864, yet a small change 10
the popular vote would have defeated
him. He carried d-.------.--u-.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12

JOHN c, BRECKINRIDGE is living
very quietly at Niagara, a little town
about twelve miles away at the east
srn terminus of Thomson's railroad.
He does not come to the Falls very
often. He was at the Clifton Hotel a
short time since, with General Early,
"a the guest of MIR. Claibourne, of
st. Louis. Ex-President Fillmore is
also at Niagara. . ...- -.l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
lFrom the Goshen pfnn n5cra'.)
The People VS. the Bon 1holders,

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In another column win be found 9. ,iene.
from A. 5. BLAKE, Esq, Of this place, who
FRANKLY arrays himself on the side Of-tht
people agsinsl .the Bendhelders Mr.. Blake
is well kpown IN our community IS . Law
yer of eminent: ability, and highly respec'
ted citizen. While be has never been &
mere politician,t yet he has heretofore giger
a consistent support to the Republican party I
: Now however, upon the; new issues that di
J vide the parties, relating to the finances an
! the usurpations of Congress, he, with thou
--tgGnSs of tie best Republicans Of the land
I 'iH'i5essst 1s igent portion Of the par
' .a'- -.'iaieer soppOzt iss 5e5t-rctve snd
sebnstESingd,t6a.yse,4
the H. ...'-'' ''i's g s.- ia1Rfso1 A-nsa-
ty--can no io--e - s-..i eD-><lcgpee-
awful policies but a., '-1-.s -i.l -
of justice TO the people, anu - toT0-
victions Of right, to co-operaieiwitba '
pies party, IN the endcavor 10 everthr6F the
in power who are seelzing to
drain the very lie -hl2pd of The na:ipn. We
heartily welcome pr. Blake 10 HE D7me-
cratic ranks he will be tower Of strengths
to us in the coming contest. His ipdivid-
ual popularity, as well as his great abili,iess
will be guarantee that he viii not como
alone 10 our ranks i; but he viii be followed
by many of those conservative Republicans
who are too honest 10 follow any pautJ
whose success will de detrimental TO the.
welfare of the Republic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
FNoa uos. GRO. W. WOODWARD.

Clrs IuSlcc Ct tb- Supr, CorrI ot rsREss y4"ls
tniI ApELFuIA. March Il, lSS7
and e lfo..fasAd'g srr-, B'stsTT ti-r
ieaitnp L,-,rrgr bta a So, -ic .y,fSi SisOsrs
ef Ia GigsGigpS SrgSa4, a.. - srst .-ifH ~ eufss "
SSSiIaS o. EsTrrt.s rr.S, ~ "a ssffes-
GRO H. RrSoDRBR1.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12

TIE Radicals are busy making up
Il C..hiIe; foT Aofatio Seymour. This
shows that they fully expect to see
him ei.cted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12

TIE Washington correspondent Of
Q Georgia paper says that Senator
DOOlittle and General Butler recently
met ut he same dinner table. 1t naust
have been q place OF Accommodation
for man aud beast"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12

"Deadduck'a Forney says the delu-
ded Democrats think their i'goose
hangs hiRh.n Well we do, ducky
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12

THE RipGn RepresentGtire (Wiz.)
hitherto q leading Mongrel organ,
hauls down the flag of Grant and runs
NJ that of Seymour.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12

''Fire your guns, - said q, poor, lsboring ; /,
man in Detroit, while the MongreIs lWeFs )
-ratifyingl Grants noAiinatioii,e ''you caa.tt,e
fool me any longer. voted your ticket till
It takes three dollars TO buy what used OF
get for seventy-five cents, and now think is
Fe about time fnr achan2e"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12

Price Of the Filters, 81 90 per bottle
or, h2ts dozen for IS 0Os
price of the TsnIe, - so per bottles
or, - haiG dozen for 81 so.
The tonic IL pat up "a quart bottles
Rszs;Esef 6hat Is Dr.. HossIn.FS GerIHdE Remedies
flas aye ~ snir,rEtEV tLEsG 9rd hiGhig Teoosa-
sserlS5 and do 40. E&f{s-a1N 0G0Hs ne D-Hs5sILs
= iisGt-cr tOl 10 tdks ~ 7S5tI.th6 s1sc Ht4I hs
~. Sav II itisk oz HqEod, JecuAss hS
usdkAs o Lsrg prof z.214G On II TSsSc RSzsS-
dasI iofu be s>f sy e1sIE 70 an5 'oe1y HTs a551ea-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
CAUTION.

HssEsaSg Csy-sr,. Esn,a.sy a.. s"'.s:-rfSttsd SAs
g,i.,,iae hsus "a, s;gI.,re ef 9. ~. Jackson es
I've jroz OF Lle otsitis trrIP ef sora hoiis sHd fs
hs aTtiele GoG7A sseh bahs AZ saSsS eTs
eorsiteIJeit
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12

PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT TEE GERMAN EEDICINE sToFI.
Ne. ss1 4RCB SHEET. ThiiaaeipAtz-
CHAs NJ. EVANS,
Proprietor,
ForunerIy G. II. JACOBSON e 90.
Those RO1ncdIes are for sale By Drag
EIsls, ssorekesPOrA, and Medicine Deal
srs sSeryTNhsFs.
p ot JorSs to sOsE ~ GsSas sSa ssy, -
OrLsy q 0.i The PerafSs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
Material History of the Black Man.


, and pius kuntry about 200 years formerly,
: lin lha lower story of q vessel he wus kind
/ FE fiiFnishad -7ith n free ride, and sum rice
and water fur 'v1ittIes ImmegiatcIy upon his
arrival here he commenced bi2ness, for 9th
+, er folks on our Eastern coast, and had plen'
!. " to do He was very ekonenical in bis
2 habits of clothes, wearing but fu, and those
: Escldom made out of cashmere. He okasion
!. fly changed his lokation, moving into an ad
Plotting State, but'ih these journeys he wa
ktitdty furnished with a guide
no laaRggF Nv his getting lost
alwa, s@ldotn' .took his tamil!!
so there was ~-.-... "er l2g' A5l!o"eu !
In these trips he . 'etsS '''r
with him. They were el.-4. III. ------.
remain at hum, or made excursions a..
oV work to the other States, under the gul
dance of experienced guides
Once in while the Black Man would
stray away to the cold and bitter North and
get cruelty lost.
His guides would mourn for him then,
and search for him his family soon got
Teconciled TO the loss.
Every body sed, where he lived, that he
was the happiest critter that had been dis
covered yet, with nothing to do but work,
and n kind guide to watch over him awl the
time, and mourn for him when he got lost.
But the Black man is very phoolish
critter
After 200 years of this bliss, he grew so
cross to his guides, and wouldn't follow, that
his guides got mad, snd 1 am afraid the
Black Man viii have to take care of himself
now. .-.La La-..-- ~
He will find it very different from what it
was before. ......,-
He haz tew educate his own young ones
now, and learn them how tew spell correkt-
ly, ono ov the most difHkult things in the
world +; and he has got to vote and keep his
tamilee together, and pay when he rides in
the street cars. ...... ....-. ..-s..rTl !
am afraid the Black Man haz made
mistake if he haz, it IL bad one, for his
guides never will take him into their hands
again-no, never they are mad, and
don't ike the way the Black i1lan quit them
when they wuz driv with bizness, after they /
had took so much care ov him for go menny
years. ...-.-f.
feel sorry for the guides, they alwus
seemed to have great interest in the Black
Man, but they are mad now, and don't kno
az blame them much, for Black ingrati-
tude is the poorest kind ov pay.
1t perhaps would be well enuff fol me TO
stait for the benefit of new beginners that
the Black man formerly resided in Africa,
before he kun here TO look for worls.-JosH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
a.l0s ,nsoril,
Total, 9 States, 70, csc

=
Add these TO the vntes7of New Jett...I1 o. o.
sey, Delaware and Kentucky-zi--. IL ys, ~
and he would have had but ] l2l-r leav. 5nl
ing Mr.. Lincoln, but ia. A ,ehG,IDe Cy' 90
less than 10000 m oper 1900, 600 toyts9 -,
could hare elected BE;(yeIyan or L.s3s-..
cOhl. '-rl - ba5 ,9'4u7l ''.' 49,,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
Gl}e >touocrot.

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
Hnnnand,s German Ritiars

q. aEaIreiy vegetable and rovsEtss nO
lfanor. ~ - "a compound az Fluid GX-
IraITs. Th. HSoIs. SEcrSs- and Es1rIs
from " biCh ,s;csc s&trSctS are made
are exIrzclraSA - frosu tlena by
a HcIpnt1 q { sA1sS chemist. Tk csc
extracts are then GOPTy arded 10 this
country 40 be Essd expressly for the
manufacsure OF Lhcse Estsfers. There Is
40 aleoh sijc EU bSISnce OF any LInd used
In compromising thS giSsor~, hence IL In
Ihe only BIIterH that cat he uEed tn
cases ~ here alcoholic stInAulanGs arc
NOT advisable.
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Ii perhaps would be well enuff foI me to
stait, for the benefit of new beginners, that
the Black man formerly resided in Africa
before he kun here to look for worls.-JosH
Billings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12

L. GoGEEG0E, EDITOR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
~ a-as-l1As
Domestic Sensat,6n.

Abort Wayne lind, paper E9lEfes
how a little ''unpleasantness" recent
ly occurred between 81 gentleman and
his Wife, residing. in that place, which
came about in this Wise: A gentle
a. u GEaertied a lady several years ago,
~ Astt5t ,,Lshto%n bhta Short time.
whom IL, tIBlH6sS eArvi.
In the fam4.- -i6ssSSSss1.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
isUOKINDING.
UNDERTAKING.
PHOTOGKAPHER

TNDwIS SMITH, PHOTOGRAPHER, 80, PAR
II ticular attention given - eopyiny @ emo & Tn
i.T,,ins- pictures Oval Frames End Albums s1u,
sfsnfIy on hand Room- in MGtthrw-' Bl 'cN; . ~"
aoor,unih Market square. CAutoa, o iuHI" "0'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
PHYSICIANS.
DENTISTS.

Ii SID AL L-.D-S11Sr OFFlCE ~
eratio . IN Mechanical Dentistry per'ornard IN thS
lttest and most improved manner he would would car a
she words of -. Ward" lac is equAile by Few an"
rxcelIed by none.