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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29
european View Of American Finance.


A late article in Blackwood's Edinburgh
Magazine, written with great perspicuty
and force, uses the following language IN
reference to the financial situation Of the
United States:
1T was left to the United States in our
day to show that a popular majority cod
be as warhke and truculent as any mon
arch that ever wore q crown, and that
King Mob or King People could enroll le-
9ons, cut throats, incur debts, and in
dulge in the intoxication of military glory,
with as much success and qualification as
an emperor. And, as in the case of king
or emperor, as in the case of that sover-
eign lord of the people, the war demon,
when appeased, always comes to the front
and presents his little bill, and clamors to
have it paid either in principal or interest
The United or Northern States thought
very little of the debt while they were en-
gagged in the too exciting business of con-
tracing it. They called it a 'hea-bite -
spoke Of paying 1t of in six months by the
| voluntary contributions of the rich anc
patriotic-by the sale of the unoccupieo
public lands, so rch IN gold, silver anG
! copper, or overhowing with milk and hon,
| ey, TO the crowding, perishing emigrantl
] flying from poverty and oppression in the
Old World to wealth and liberty in tn,
New Like the joyous convivialist at
dinner party, they zte the goods the god
provided, and drank the intoxicating drinl
Of victory, without any painful thought
about the bill But the fight was fought
the glory digested, the excitement passeC
away, and lot there stood at the door, ant
entered, as he always does-whether kim
or people be his paymaster-that gaunt
irrepressible, impOrtunate and terribl
creditor-the Piper. We pay him in Eu
rope, grumbling Justify, perhaps, but still
we pay. He must be paid in America.
Repudiation is an odious word to- tn
merchants and bankers of New YOrh
Philadelphia, Chicago and Boston, and t
all the leading commercial people through
out the Union, but not odious to the Far
mers and Mechanics of the far west, no
to the bulk of the Southern people, force
by the superior authority Of the invinci
|. bic North to repudiste their own war deb
and not at all indisposed to be freed froI
the weight of taxation imposed upon theI
to help to pay the expenses of their ow
subJugation."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29


THE Directors of the Ohio Penitentiary
sent their report to the Governor last week
Cash receipts for the year, $l75. .663 06;
ordinary expenses, including additional
furniture, hose; -lunber-&se., have been
$143, ,635 SO; leaving as net earnings over
ordinary expenses, $S2,027 %. The re-
port also suggests that sentences for crime,
instead of being for definite period,
especially in cases Of repeated convictions,
under proper restrictions be made TO de-
pend on the reformation and established
good character of the convict. Number in
prison, October 81. 1869, l,04l; received
during the year 1888. OF this number Is
are females, and 5 are males from military
courts. Discharged during same time, Ala.
OF this number 354 were relieved by eK-
piration of term of sentence; so were par
doned by the Governor. by the Presi-
dent, 2. were sent to the Reform Farm,
escaped, 26 died, Twas discharged by mil
itary order, and was removed for new
trial. Number remaining In prison, Octo-
bed 81 ,974. OF this number 80 are females
and 10 military prisoners. The highest
number confined during the year was l.
075, and the lowest. go; average number
for the year, l,0l8. ''-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

THE report of the Trustees Of the Ohio
Blind Asylam represents the institution
in prosperous condition, and say they
are ready TO proceed with work on the
new building as soon as suitable weather
sets in. The total amount Of contracts
awarded for-n building is $207, ,l26 76.
In addition to this there viii be needed
for incidental expenses and the completion
of the building, $50, ,36I 80. The appro-
priation last year amounted to S76, ,689 OF.
and the; expenditures to 81, 908 81, leaving
unexpended ST. ,780 20. They ask an
appropriation for usual expenses and sal
aries for the coming year Of $50, 500. The
Superintendent reports that the health Of
the pupiIs in the institution has been good
during the year, and that they were sue
cessfa1 in tkeiE studies. The number in
attendance during the year was l25; o.
these Y are males and 5$ females, and 2e
were ne% pupils. Up to this time in the
present term 102 have been enrolled, o.
whom I6 are now pupils.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29
..sherIdan,s Ride, Punetured.

[FrOm the Marietta Times, Walter C, HOod.l
At recent reunion of the 34th Ohio
Infantry, Colonel Dom Piatt, in response
to "IRe dag lUe celebrate" thus went for
that delusiVe piece of fiction known as
"iSheTidd7l'S Ride" written bya patriot
ic' stay-at-home AbOlitionist, named T.
Buchanan,Read We quote from a CORES
pondence:
"The day before the anniversary of the
battle of Cedar creek, he gave the popular
and poetic version ofthe affair, and then
said, that is the way poets sing and people
who never saw fight write up battle,
1--WE who have been there know better.
We know that twenty thousand men,
ur prised, driven back in hurried and dis
sorderly retreat over miles of country, are
not to be gathered up in an hour by one
anan, and hurled back into battle. Yet
this is Sheridan's ride On that occasion
he galloped into glory on the back of Bu-
chanan Reads Pegasus, laughter ginger
ed by Murdock, the tragedian and
would let him gallop but for the rank injus-
tic TO the brave men who stood their
ground, and the gallant officers, Wright
Custar, Emory, and others who formed
| them into line and were sweeping bach
upon the enemy, who had stopped to plum
I der the camps when Phil. Sheridan anC
/ his black horse appeared. The result
would have been the same had that Officer
not appeared at all His friends and ad-
mirers had better drop the fustian anC
! fringe-work of that famous ride"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

A TERRIBLE fracas occurred in SWANS
shop, at the Ohio Penitentiary, on the 10th
between George Marsh, the robber of
diamonds at Duhme's Cincinnati, and Chas.
Smith eolored prisoner from Trumbull
county. 1t was Smiths duty to coat the
iron ladies with mud. preparatory to re-
ceive the melted iron. Marsh found the
ladies not properly coated, and demanded
that Smith should do it at once. As the
iron was running from the cupola. it was
impossible for Smith to leave it. and he so
informed Marsh, who became angry, and
picked up a hammer and struck Smith q
terrible Blow on the head, just behind the
ear, telling him to the ground. He then
struck him two other blows in the same
place, crushing in the skull and making a
terrible wound. Smith was taken to the
hospital and tFspanned, but ii is hardly
likely he will survive long, .5.-.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29
Not the VVire,s Fault.

An unsuspecting and candid son of Erin,
who had Just arrived in New York went to
see his sister who was married to a Yam
kee The couple lived very happy in that
city, and when Pat -eame-the- gentleman
took him over his place to show it to him.
Pat, at the evidence of prosperity, said to
his brother er-in-law
"Begary, you are very happy with this
fine property to live on my sister had good
luck intirely, 50 she had, in gettin' you fol
a husband" ...
'Ah, yes" responded the married man.
I'VE would be very happy but for one
thing2" --! 40
And what's that 2" askedPat
"Ah,- Pat" returned the gentleman
''I'm sorry, to say that we have no chill
dren'"
mo children r. exclaimed Pat "ther
begorra. it's not my sister Maggie's fault
for she had two before she left Ireland. and
that's the rayson my father sent her tC
Amerikay. - @
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

= FATAL AccIDENT-1We learn that Mr..
Levi Hare, residing near Carey, met with
an accident on Tuesday, which resulted il
his death, 1t appears that he started out
IN the morning into the woods to cut wood,
and not returning IN the evening, search
was Instituted which resulted in discover
ing his lifeless body near a fallen tree,
which had, apparently, been lodged against
another, and IN his attempt to dislodged
it, had suddenly dropped upon him, stTik
ing him upon the head and fraeturing the
skull, from which he must have died
shortly after Mr. Hare had divorce
case pending ia tho Court of this county
his wife heiHg plaintiff and the case. being
continued at the last term, but the divorce
is ROW granted by ahigherpewer, Hisa
was about 50 years.-Ti1fR Adrereiser.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29
Best Cabinet Organs,
ArHOWESr PRICES.


That the Mason Hamlin Cabinet and Metre,
Yooiitan Organs the best IN the world Is proved
nv the almost unanimous opinion OF professional
1Iiusicianr by the award TO them of scycnty-hve
siold and silver Medals or other highest premi-
urns - principal industrial competitions within
few years, including the Medal II the Paris EN-
position and by sale very much greater than
dhan that OF any similar instruments; This COM
spany manufacture only first class instruments,
and will not make cheap organs az any price, or
.guHFer an iaferor instrument 20 bear their name.
Having greatly increased their facilities Tor man
mfacture. by the introduction Of new machinery
and otherwise. they are nov making better Organs
ra.ur ever before, at increased economy IN cost,
which IN accordapee with their hNed policy OF
selling aiuays at least renunerative proht, they
are now Offering at prices Of inferior work, -Four
Octave Organs, plain walnut case 50 rive &c
taye Orr-,ns, Doublc Reed, Solid Walnut case,
carved and paneied With Five stops (liota, Dias-
.Gsoa. Meiodid, Flute, 7feDaHiaf sl2o other styles
in proportion
Circulars win fun particulars, including aeeu-
rate drawings Of the different styles Of organs,
and much information which will be Of service to
every purchaser OF organ, will bc sent free and
postage paid, 20 any one desiring them.
, MASON 4 HAMLlN ORGAN CO.
ia Hremont street, Bostoni S9d BrosdEay New
YoriS. deee-sw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

The Convention of County Auditors, IN
session at Columbus, Ohio, last week, cleo
ted the following officers for the ensuing
year; President, Gen. S. LaRue, of Ham
ilton; Vice President, W: D. Dimes, Of
Warren; Secretary, Samuel Kendrick, pi
Ross Treasurer, W. W. Hamilton, oi
Wayne. The President appointed the fol
lowing Executive Committee; R n. Clark
of Belmont w. H Cowell, of Ashtabula
Wa. Bell, of Licking Mr., Hofatt, O
Wysndotti and AR. McCandless, OF fayette
They remained in session tWodays,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

PRoFEssoR BELL, Canadian scientific
explorer. who has been making geological
survey of the country to the north Of Lake
Superior during the summer. reports that
Lake Nipigon, heretofore regarded IS one
of chain of small lakes, IS larger than
Lake Erie or Ontario. It Is connected
with Lake Superior by river, which it is
said. can be made navigable at a. sIaall
cost. Five large rivers empty iAto the
new lake, and the country Is said TO be
fertile, and we'll adapted for agriculture.
The report sounds very much Ike huge
description, though the Toronto Globe
aaeaitsit. - s.-J 81. = --b4 lo s--s-l !
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

PROPER REsPEcT.-A female African
was recently brought before q New Or
leans police court, charged with disoEderlS
conduct. What's your name p inquired
the clerk. She gave that of distinguish
ed member of the Legislature, stating,
Hes my husband" "Oh, reckon. not =
replied the police fGnctionary "You
reckon not do you, SIR? Well, shah
have you discharged You white en-
ployees don't=treat- Us -o0leEeas ladies with
proper respect esa4Y-,u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

THE REASON WHY.-During q recitation
on natural history In one of our wen known
colleges, student in the pursuit Of fknoWl-
edge Concerning the habitsOf ANIMALS, said
Professor, why does cat. while eating,
first turn heE-head- one WaY-and then the
otherP' For the reason" replied the pro-
fessor, "that she cannot turn both ways al
oaca - H1as-- -----.ll .l.s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

PREFAcEs are generally very little at
tended to, that is the reason why so many
secrets are unintentionally betrayed. The
man to whom secret is told remembers
the secret, because 1t Is somethigg amus=
ing, or interesting, OF scandaloqs; but ne
forgets the dull preface which preceded it
wherein he was admonished i'to be sure
not for the world, to ten snybody what he
was going to be told
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

DR.. GEeoRY in. the course Of one Of his
medical lectures at Edinburgh, stated:
'sOne can not stand perfectly motionless
for half am hour; that he had once tried 70
do 30, and, had tainted at the end of twenty
minutes, the blood requiring the aid Of mo-
ton from the body in order 70 retain its full
circulating power --
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

y A YANKEE, South, has struck 3 fortune
by inventing certain '-turpentine soap =
which is advertised to kill the offensive
smell of the niggers. The eolored popula-
ton and carpet-baggers are selling Their
last shirt to raise money to buy 1t. One
nigger came near killing himself ct Mem-
phis, by taking cake Of it internally
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

LABOR IS GESrus.-A- lady once asked
Turner, the celebrated English painter,
what his secret was, he replied: Il have
no secret, madam, but hard work" THIS
Is a secret that many never learned, and
don't succeed because they don't learn It.
Labor is the genius that changes the world
from ugliness to beauty, and the greatest
curse to a great blessing. tt-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

A MAN named Hovey has been obliged
to leaue Truxon, Ne, because he wasn't
happy until he had been marned nine
times, without having the customary num-
Der of funerals. The people OF Irpx9n aFf
nngenerous to getmad about little thing
of that nature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

A BARN was lately blown down in Oak
land, Cal, and local paper speaks Of the
affair as ''the- OnlynOtie0ahle movement
in real sstSte during the week. :, ..Esy J.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

A LoYAL1sr at WatertowA. NY, BY the
name of Reynolds, -hss been arrested to5
forging pension papers for soldiers, and
using tie money, He had only gObbled
$4,000, - -la1 1iig .iz...l1t5
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

~ An Irish absentee landlord is said %
have sent this comforting message 70 his
steward; tsTen the tenants that no threats
to shoot you Will teTrify me"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29
3 q 3 3 3 2 3

ITO THE WORKING CLASS.-we are pre-
\ pared 70 furnish all classes with constant
onlploynent at home, the whole Of the tinle
for the spare moments. Business new light and
prohiablc. Persons Of either sex easily earn nom
Soc % s. per evening. and proportional sum by
deFOtinK their whole time 70 the business. Boys
and girls earn nearly much men. That all
who see tbs notice may sent their address, and
test the husless. make this unparalleled oticr.
To such MOI wei satisfied, We will send 81
20 pay foo the trouble of writing. Full PARTICULARS
a valuable sample which will do TO commence
work on. and a copy Of TAE PEoFEKs LTuERAET
.CoarRASIoS-onc OF the largest and best family
deWspapers published-aM sent free by MAIL
Reader, II You want permanent, profitable work,
address E G. ALLEN CO, Augusta, Maine.
2t-l3w ...N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

PHENrICE asks: (Which of his two
brotheTs-in-law is Grant prondest oi-Oent
or Corbin p
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

~" "Bub, which = the -qriekS.
est way for me toget ta the depOtist
NsWs=boy-+ Run" -al Gle ended s-..5z-.is
.--.iEs[ .,...l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29


sCash Gifts, each $4,000 40 Cash 6ifts, 5000
10 10000 100 ~ ~
n '--' 49, 49, MeiOdcOns. Is 70 100
500 Gold Watches, I5 20 SS
cash Prizcs silverware, &c- valued at si,ooo0oO
a chance 20 draw any OF the above Prizes toT
n IS cents. Tickets describing Prizes are sealed
IN Envelopes and we'll mixed. On receipt OF 2oc.
a Sealed Ticket h drawn, without choice and sent
by mail to any address. The prize named upon II
will Ia delivered 70 the ticlxctholder ON payment
of One Dollar. Prizes arc immediately sent TO
any address by express or return mail,
You will know what your Prize Is before you
for.it ANr PRizE ExoukSGED FOR ANorHEE OF THE
SANE vALUE. No Blanks. Our patrons can depend
on fair dealing.
who have lntely drawn Valuable Prizes, and kidd
az permitted Us 70 publish them: Andrew J. Burns,
aChicago $1,000; Miss Clara $. Walker, Baltimore,
John n Andrews, Savannah 5000; Miss AGNES
simmons. Charleston, Piana, $500. We publish no
zamna without permission.
OPtxxoxs ran PRESs.-'.Ihe hrm ~ relnble, ana
deserve their sudccss-"-Weekly Tribune, May 3
I'VE knou them to be fair dealing hruA ~ 4.
Herald Nay -. "a friend Of ours drew a sou
prize which ras promptly yreceived-"-Iaily News
send Tor Circular Liberal Inducements 10
Arants Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package
ofsoaled Envelopes eontaids ONE CASH GlF-I
Six tckts for 81; 10 for s. IS for 81 ITO Tor elb
All letters should be addressed 70
HARPER, WILSON = Us,
VaIag'tn iCJ lgd prV~dwspy' New fork-
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w. e. THOMPSON,
Dealer in Real Estate.
Dwelling Houses


For sale. rent or exchange for city or farming
property.
BUILDING LOTS
OF every variety, price and location forSsle cheap
Monthly payments received. and four years time
given. Once in Hane's Block, East Tusearawas
street, upstatrs. nov2au
L. a. JEFFRHES.
Real Estate Agent lIane Block, Tusearawas street,
Canton, ohio. All kinds Of real estate property
bought, sold " exchanged; Houses and Farms
rented; Coal IAlldE wanted 10 leusr OF purchase
Particular attention paid TO 'he collection oi
claims. al. noFS69ly
L.Q JEFFAGIES,
s6eucral Agent Of the American Life Insurance
Company, Of Philadelphia. Office In Hanes
Block, 1uscaraWus street. Canton, Ohio. octzI
EXs MANGE HOTEL
BY A sponhauer, ut Old Depot. Guests properly
cared for, and bills moderate. mayls6ou
JACKSON HOTEL
Louis ohHser, Proprietor, North Market street.
ALLIANCE HOUSE.
By Daniel Sourbeok-at the Station, Alliance,
Ohio. Meals always in readiness on arrival OF
| cars
81. CLOUD HOTEL,
c. d. Ely, ProprietOr-Public square. Canton,
H. Fake,
Dealer in Millinery and Fancy Goods, No Opera
| House Block, Canton, Ohio jyzlu
L. A. CLEWELI,
Teacher Of Piano, Organ and Singing. Orders Re
| eeiVed at Kinks Music Stare.
nOv24-3Ino
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29
R0OK AGENTS. WANTED FOR
STRUGGLES AND TRIUDRHs OF
PIT. Barnunn

wHgzEz IT HrlzEy. Is oSE Lanes oo1GvO VOLrArE
-NEknLx 500 PAsEs-PaISTED y ESsLisn ASD GEE-
MkS. 81 ELEoAST Fun PA0E ESGAAvISss. IL eni-
braces FoRrT YEARs REcoLLEcrIoSs OF his Busy Life
AZ Merehsnt, ManageE Banker, Lecturer, and "a
all classes. Every Que wants IL. Agents average
from 50 to ls0 subscribers Q week, We offer e1-
ioEss st' ana Ter Terms y to AGENTS sent free
-1I1L b. BURR Co, Pubs, Hartford, Conn.
= LOriHard's EsEurcka''
1sn6kinE TObsuoO is an excellent article Of gran
S-.Ss whsrsysr in,r.doeed /. is universally ad
"IS' Ia rs put up in handsome muslin bags, in
which orders Tor Meerschsum Pipes are daily
packed
LOriIIaFd's EEYacht BIub''
smoking Tobacco has no supsrior being denic
tinized, Il cannot injuTe nerVeless constitutions
N "a Srodneed from selections Of the anest
stock. and prepared by patented and Original
Il Is very aromatic mild. and Light in weish,---
hence q viii last much longer than otheTai ,5sS nor
Orders tor genuine. elegantly, carved Meer,
isaIhsr y x cases are placed IN the Yacht cIDb
hr4nd drfly-l 80 .l.t I'D .Et tf.taI.-
All .-ail Lorlllard's Century fe
This braHS o Sne cut chewing Tobacco has ne
K q. Without doubt the best chewing tobacco in
LOrlIInrd's Snu6s
Hsve been in general in the United States over
10 years and still acknowledged "the best '
wher ever used -..Hs
81 ii your st5reeeper docs not have these articles
for sale ask him TO get them,
They are sold by VelPectaole Jobbers almost sV'
eryWhere r-i -.
Circulars sent on application;
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nc RARTLETr HG. ID.

Physician and surgeon-Ottice corner East Tusea-
rawas and Walnut streets, Ninterhaltsr,s cor
mr. Canton Ohio may569tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

Notary Public-Ofice northeast corner of Public
Square, Canton, Ohio He will attend to drawing
deeds, mortgages, powers Of attorney, &c- In adj
dition TO the English, he also speaks the German
and French languages, he Will also procure
passports for persons wishing to go to Europe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE
TifE XETRoPoLITAN GIFT Co

Cash Gifts to the Amount of
Z flo aA~ 100000. i-''E .-@
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

County surveyor-Ofiee in the County Recorders
once, IN the Wikidal Building, where he can be
found when In the city; If not, any business
wanted can be left with Jacob KSplinger, Esq,
County Recorder, who will give due notice TO me.
The law authorizes the County Surveyor to take
the acknOw hedgment of any instrument of writ
ing; he will therefore write and acknowledge
Agreements, Mortgages, Deeds, &C, ut fair prices
and upon the shortest notice.
Canton January 10. lS6S.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29
8ostrp,
From the School Festival
CHOICE OF TRADES.
A Recitation for Little BOys.

BI AIRS. n. H c. sLADE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29
JOSEPH CREVOlsE, Dr.,

.ttorney at Law, and Ganeral Collection Agent
Alliance Ohio. Business entrusted to his care
will receive prompt attention. 25u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

d, There is a person employed on q certain
railway who brags of having watch that
keeps correct time. He was heard to re-
mark, q few mornings since, upon pulling
out his watch, "If the sun amt over the
hill In minute and halfhe will be late"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

at will consent to all you desire" said
facetious lady to her lover, con eondi-
ton that you give what you have not,
what you sEeE-Oan-haEs,-aad yet what
you can give me- What, did she ask for?
A husband.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29
OT-TO VVINTERMALTEHg,
r"PHIllwS ID.

Physician and Surgeon-Ofice and residence on
West Tusearawas street. next door 70 Lutheran
Church. All curable acute and chronic diseases
treated. Prompt attention TO professional calls
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-29

Miss - was of q large party, when b
gentleman of the name Of Homer sudden
" withdrew himself from the company
"Homer's odd, I-see," said one Of the
company Upon which Miss - replied:
"Homer's i'll, 1-add." ----- 81 .--'l''l