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large portfolios with his manuscripts of various
kinds (among which are five cantos OF Don
juan" one of "Childe Harold" ''The Prophecy
of Dante" "Beppo," Manfred" and others)
are packed in a large box, which is always in
the room, and is carried with her in her annual
Journeys to Italy, she never allowing 1t to be
out of sight.
Her book, published in 1868, gives her own
view of Lord Byron. She considered 10 duty,
before her death, to do all in her power to solicit
an impartial opinion Of him from the world.
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.sVEsT PENN SQUARE ACADEMY

'sWEST PENN SQUARE ACADEMY"
s. w. corner of MARKET Street and WEST
PENN SQUARE
T. BRANTLY LANGTON having leased the upper part
the Third National Bank Building will reopen h
School on MONDAY, tember 10.
The facilities of this building for school purposes will
be apparent upon inspection The Gymnasium will be
under the immediat eryisi of DIR Jansen and is
being abundanty supplied with apparatus for the practice
of either light or heavy gymnastics.
The course of instruction embraces all that is needed
to fit boys for College, Polytechnic Schools or Commercial
Life.
Department College Glasses the study Of Vocal Music
art etc may be obtained by addressing Principal as
above. The rooms will be open for inspection after
nususl @l S2itf
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s1TTN H e H L l."
Il SELECT FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL,
An English, Classical, Mathematical, Scientific
and Artistic Institution,
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS!
- - At Pottstown, Montgomery County, Pa.
The First Term of the Nineteenth Annual Session will
commence on WEDNESDAY, the Sth day of September
next Pupils received at time For Circulars address
REV. GEORGE 4. MILLER, A. NJ.
Principal
REFERENCES:
REV; DRS.-Meigs, Schaeffer- Mann, Krauth, Seiss
Muhlen6erg, Stoever, .Hutter, Stork, Conrad, Bonn
- berger Wylie, SterIet, Murphy, Cruikshanks, etc.
HONS.-Judge kiudlow, Leonard Myers, NJ. Russell
Thayer Reni NJ Boyer Jacob S. YOst, Hester Clymer,
ESQS.-James +. Caldwell, James L. CIaghorn, @. s.
Grqye T. O. Wood Harvey Bancroft, Theodore G. Boggs
C r. Norton, l.. l.. Houpt, s. Gross Fry, Miller Derr
Charles Wannemacher, James, Kent, Santee & Co.,
etc. 726 6mWf2m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20
The Old Grave Yard.

EDIToE DEMOoRAT:-'An Older Citi-
zen" says: ''The Legislature has no right
or power to enact law escheaiinE prop
eFty-publie or PrivAte-Or even that Occu-
pied by the dead"
Whether they have or not, unless am
much mistaken, they have done something
like it, and are in the habit of doing it,
As IN illustration, in the laws of 1861, may
be found on page l59, local act empOW
ering the trustees Of several congregations
of Cincinnati, holding in common certain
property tor burial purposes. To sell and
convey the same A donation without con-
diuons or reVersiOns, would net require
any such enabling act in order to sell. By
the way, will "An Older Citizen" be 90
kind IS to publish thai provision in the
deed of gift from b. Wells, wherein it il
nominated in the bond, that it shall re-
yer. 10 his heirs 1t theTeis SaCh prOYiS-
ion. and ii cannot be legally set aside, then
let the grounds be properly cared for. Let
the graves of our ancestors be properly
protected from the desecrAiiOn of hogS
and cattle. subscribe TO the sentiment
Let the dead rest in peace" ard for that
reason contend that either the ground in
which they are now entOmbed be properly
inclosed and the graves protected, or have
the bodies removed to the new cemetery.
A want of proper respect for the dead is q
disgrace to any people. and it is high time
that the reprosch of making = cattle pas
ture of grave yard. now Almest in thG
heart of the city, should be removed.
CITIZEN.
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fARRIED.

ALDINGER-WHrTMAN-on the
1Aih inst by Rev. P. Herhruck, Mr.. Ja-
cub AldinRer and Miss Emma J. WhitmAx.
sNYDER-WARNER-On the I7th
inIL, by the same, Mr.. Peter L. Snyder
and Mrs. Priscilla Warner.
HkKE-BAIR-On the 18th inst, at
the Lutheran Parsonage, by Rev. L. M.
Kuhns. Mr. George A Hake, of Canton,
and &iss Mary Ann RGir, Of Stark county .
81 KAUFMAN-WILLIAMs- On the
9th inst, at the residence Of Thomas H.
Williams, in Cleveland, by Rev. D. Blood,
Mr. Herman 8. Kaufman and Miss Mary
Williams.
ERB-RANK- On the 18Th inst, by
Rev. w. Lynch. of Aassillon, Mr.. JeSse
Erb and Miss Ella Rank, both Of Canton.
YARIAN-WISE-On the 18th inst,
At the residence of the brides father, BY
Elder 3. g. Chapman, Mr.. Jacob YariAr
Jr., and Miss Ella Wise, both Of Randolph,
Portage county.
BEARS-SHOOK- the 18th inst
in Marlboro, by the same, Mr.. David H
6eaIs and Miss Amanda Shook, both ol
Randolph.
FOGLE-UNDERHILL-on the 14tl
inst by Rev. E Buckingham, At the resi-
dence of Judge Underhill, Mr.. Henry @
FOgle and Miss Clara L. Underhill, boil
of Canton
HUMBERGER-CROOKS-On th
same, by the same, Mr.. John w. Hum
berger and Nancy e. Crooks, both o
/ hAssillon. 81
RITTERSPAUGH- H-BANCROFT- o.
the 18th inst, 1t the residence of JacO
AaderVOct, BY Elder g.. s Chapman, Mr.
John Ritisrspaugh Gnd Miss HOnora Ban
croft, AL Of Canton. -.. .
WOOLWORTH-FOGLE-On the 29t
ait, By Rev. A. L. Stone. ct the Fin
Congregational Church, Mr.. RALPH &
NOOlW0Cth, Of Sacramento, Cal, ARd Mis
Helen FoEle, Of Ibis ctiy.-3SAn FrAnciSc
Evening Bulletin.
Aiss FOgis il the daughter of the laI
Lewis FOgle, Of Canton, and has one aStl
and two brothers stin residents here.
BAIR-SAEGER-On the l2th inst
By Rev. J. G. Sehalze, Mr.. Jonathan BA
and Mis- Henrietta Sseger, both of Stal
county.
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WhoIaualo md EletAIl.

JOha DAaaSr, Cgont. via. "a Friday,
the 22d inst. open = stock of new and do
sirAbls Goods, in shS room lately occupied
by the City Book Store, On South EArksa
sireeL Said stock snbraceS Cloths, Cas-
aimeres, FlAaAsls. Dress Goods, ShE~is.
kOdons, &c, which have just been Pur-
chased IN the eastern cities for cash, and
will be aold for cash only, At Wholesale and
retail. very cheap. Il Is the intention OF
Mr. DAnner to open . nav stock Of goods
Cd the Goth OF each month, and only keep
open about hftsea days, when he VII
again close the stOrS and again visit tAs
cities for the best bargains that caSh viii
bay. This u quite = new feature in con-
ducting . EtOrs and hsgS no doubt thai
many good bargains win be oHeyed e
eash buyers. We WiAh Ar. PinRer EISr
cess in his enterprise.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

WERTZ-On the 3lst alt near East
GreenViile, Stark county, Mr.. Henry WertZ,
aged So yeATs.
His sickness vas of short duration, ct
ths name time enduring the most inlenSs
pain He bore his sufferings with great
patience and without : murmur, saying
the Lord assisted him in bearing them, He
hrmbly acknowledged that his sickness
brought him 20 sss his tree condition, and
il led him to trust fully in the merits Of
Christ for salvation
He Lad great faith and confidence in the
mercy OF the Lord. Bis hopes were not
ss bright - We could have wished them 70
be, but IS he approached the close of life,
the evidence Of his being in favor with
God was made clear from his anxiety tc
depart and bs II rest.
believe he sleeps in Jesus
Dear friends. weep not for him,.
For Al yoqF tears are vain;
I Prepare 70 meet your God,
And you shall meet sgAiu.
@. s,W.
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Lnte.t EIeetiou Eseturns.

COvoDE is stu singing his old song
Of 1000 majority for GEARY Our
special dispatch from Phlladelphia,
received last night. puts it at less
than three thousand. We pIso have
private advices that the reliable
official count of all the counties had
not yet been received by either of
the Committees. By what means
this three Thousand majority is fig
ured up Tor Mr.. GEARY, will prOba-
b:y be- q matter of discussion here
after. In thu light of the facts de-
velOped in Judge ALLlsoN's court In
Phil delphia. we think we shall have
something to say about the matter
hereafter. Pittsburgh Post.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20


MAYoR's CoUET.-MAyor SAyler did con-
izderabls business during the last few days
nAostiy drunks and disorders.
John Brecht on Saturday night was
drunk and disorderly on north, Market
uasset, trying 70 raise fight. He was lod-
ged n the city lock. up over Sunday, and
on MSuday Wa fined IS and costs; he
paid II and wa discharged.
Fred. GCeaser for same offence on Cher.
~ sreet, wns locked up over Sunday, and
xined as above. tit--- ~ -
Chas. H. Grove was drunk and disor-
DERBY. and aluo locked mp, but was bailed
out % Sunday. fined IS end costs.
Jerome Millef, Hayes ShAffer and Hen-
~ Sklrebrendt' Werv picked up near the
old depot during Saturday night, and Civ
ing hail TO the polics Officers were allowed
70 appear Monday morning, and his Hon
or fined each IS and costs
George Mccuily resisted the ofHcsrs and
'was nned $40 and costs.
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[ Written for the Stark County Democrat J
DEATHS sOLILOQUY.
BT oUAKKR PIATT

--A@ = - - = -
by ouAKKR PIATr.
I, Death, am Kingl
Who dAres thWGrt my pOWers
Who dAres even nowf-this hoar!
Any living thing
Say I've no sovereign
WIN to gather them inl
muHtl I must
will gather them in from street and
lane;
I'll bury them all in the earth again,
Whsre dus. and dust
Shall minglO together forever once
more,
Never to part upon Judgments shore.
will plague theml
I'll plant diseass in every pore;
Make every heart = running sore;
And every gem
OF home shall then lose its breath
BY the hand of lawful DEATH"
And all shall cry;
Have mercy Lord my heavy sin
. On earth has gathered me In
And I must die !
can't submit to deaths decree
For I'm unfit TO live with Thee,
I, Death. doth reig7l
With Time and Scythe / smite,
Vain man by dGT and night;
And bind in CHAINS.
In lasting woe, or perfect bliss,
Their souls, alas too much remiIB.
!. King Dealh, have
Control DER all things in every cline
And will hold my rule thro' future
time
For I'm = slave
To Time. 1t wills, and I must win
My nams-sO I'll gather them In.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20
LOCAL.
,wEDNEsDAY,:::::::.0CToBER 90


coeSt evmneAesd in New Lisbon On
lfuHdHy.fRhe q q TOO
~ 46ansaoun has 2,ssS school ehildrsn.
The nrst snpw Of the season was seen
In occssiouAl aylps aAkSs yesterday.
The tVs.I receipts dt the COlurnblaDa
'counsy Fair snosnted 20 Is, ego. The
. books showed oSet !, 400 snu1ss Of differ
en- sSticlss, 500 Of which were for hcrOSs
and caitls alone, ,1
= RsCnLAxD ,eouniy gives Pendieaop S2l
majority, q gain Of 100 since lAst fall.
In reply 10 enquiries why the Awards
and. Preafams Il The IaESo Stark County
Fair have Aot besa nObllshsd in The Dem
u0eEAi. We have u ssg. that We have not
hssn Furnished = copy, nor Requested %
SIR s. W. Rowe, police oticer from
Cleveland, arrested on Monday, in Canton,
hlSsff kndsFsoa, . eolored lad. twenty odd
yeats Of age. Tha ehArEe Is highway
robbery committed IN Z 'IevelAnd some -four
ewe-ki ago. several othsEs 'Ars Implicated
with him. =. ,'- 49,. .
The Bible IN the pubic schools sin sE-
.IasIss ihe people Of Cipoinnasi A public
snsssiPS. adverse. was rAsld. last Saturday
evening. A Ker. Viekers made Al able
speech against. ..a.-- o. -.sE
At the iais election, .HHmiIFQ county
spoIled abouI 50 .OOe .vpteb, 6, oe0 less than
elAS fall - . -,.3 ..-s.;l.! r''iJ ',-l-, .
stArk county PoIled. near six hundrsd
votes Isss thAa lt the election Of October,
AssS-llt .g,.-sG s'sss,1 ,sssssE ost
4 LIfs Insurance. u being e1tsnaizsly dis
eusssd ln-Ihe papers, sine the failure Of
the Albert Life InanrApce Company OF
England, by which thousands of people
were robbed. The profits of some Of ihess
companies are enormous, and are gensr-
ally divided among the members. Conf
dsncs Is considerably shaken In Life in
{ suTAnca.
The small pOx has made Its appearance
( In Fort Wayne, Indiana.
4 sEx-Governor Ritnsr, Of PennsylVaniA,
died At bis home in Carbide, on Saturday,
IN the 9oth year Of hia age.
The Chicago Times declares PendleItn
was beaten ''becAuse he wAs . Democrat" :"
That il 80. --- r.--4..
( q A balloon asesnHon took place at On
\ vile, last week, and We hear the 9rouGu-
tie voyage extended clear to Brook Co.,
West Virginia Quite = long trip.
Tho Western Reserve gave only Ssvea-
teen or eighteen thousand majority fOs
Hayes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

Dr. SAsE's CATARKH REMEDY in no
Patent Medicine hIInI6,G9 gotten up 10
dupe the ignorant and credUlOus,s nor Is il
represented as being composed Of rare
and precious substances brought from the
four corners If the earth. carried seven
times ACROSS the Great Desert Of Sahara on
the backs Of fourteen eOmelS, and brought
acrOss the Atlantic Ocean on TIVE ships.
It il . simple, mid, soothing. pleasant
Remedy-d perfecE specific for ChrOeic
Nasal CatArrh, 'fCOld In the Head" and
kindred diseA5es. The Proprietor, E. V
PHEGE. n D.. Of Buffalo, N z, offers
. reward Of $500 for q case Of CAtarTh
that he cannot cure. For sale By most
Druggists OF0FyWheTe. Bent BY NAL, pest
paid. for sixty cents Address the proPrie'
tor Gs AbOVs. l9E2
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I'OHE may eKhAHIE the domain Of mOdi-
cal virtues and medical promises without
finding any remedy, so simply compound
ed and At the same time pOssisinB such
Invaluable properties - the ''Pine Tree
Tar CoFdial" of DR.. -WIszAET.. Il u ,
common sense medicine, and viii cure, nSs
because Of Puffery, but because Il is .
simple and hsaIthful natural agent The
disease il win cure arc those which appeE
tain TO oisordered stOmSches and an un
healthy condition of the blood. Their
name is ''legion-" The Cordial is no eI-
pertinent; it is 3 long established and
widely circulated remedy, supported by the
best testimonials of both patient and physi.
clan. Its action is powerfully aided and
expedited by q concurTent use OF Wishart's
American Dyspepsia Pills" where the
nature Of the case requires it. At No Z3z
| North Second Street, consultations may
be had free of charge with eminent physl
cians= -For more special claims OF thS
Pine Tree Tar Remedy, We invite atten
tiOn to our advertising columns, and re9ues
the afflicted to call or address, Is there di
rected."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

CHEAP LIEs.-The Tribune Office
is furnishing for twenty-five cents \
aerirs of MuhchausPn stories entitled,
The Wig and the Jimmy a leaf from
the Political History of New York"
and intended to produce the impress
sion that Governor Hoffman got
90, 900 fraudulent votes in New York
Il Is the old story Of the Pharisee.
Radical manipulation Of Registry
lists is too well understood by the
people, that they should be gulled
by such rubbish.-EIrchnn0e.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

9Oma II AL0sz Our friend Mr., Adam
IzEpert is now rannlng his popular Pitts.
burr Grocery alone. No mAn knows
better ahan Mr.. LIppsrt how In manage
such sa establishment. His Goods arc al
vays frst <lass, and he believes IN quick
HIA.s and snail proats. Il Is = pleasure e
ViuE Ass me end well managed family. gro
ssry. Ne call SttentiOn to Mr. Lippert'
adverGSsrnentin in this paper. Let cur frirad''
cal in and judge for themselves. ThsJ
win then Gnd We sPetk ~. unS&nishet
ruth. Reuenbsr The place. . few door
east Of the AmericAn Hotel Oet2Owl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

JoRN NJ. wxsn Our old friend, Jno.
N. Webb. gave N : call on Monday. he
and his family were visiting his relatives
here, on their way to take mp their abOds
IN Columbus. For twenty two years Mr.
webb has bern q resident of MAhOnIng
county, seventeen Of which he hbOred
earnestly for the Democratic cause By puS-
Hahing the organ in that county At great
pecuniary loss to himself. He now has
charge Of The Crisis job department, which
Il doing most of the State printing. In
losing Mr.. Webb the MahOning county
Democracy lose one of their strongest and
ablest Democrats. May his shadow never
grow less, his democracy never will We
know. 80
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

ALIsNA. Last week We 6GIled a'tPn
tion to the Constitution BitieTs Of Seward
O. Bentley. and now We take pleasure in
noticing their AlismA for the hair, which
is said 10 be very hne article for the
toilet. We. are of the opinion that the
preparations of 3. & B are all good, for
the reputation they sustain IS Druggists il
good evidence that they would not put any
thing in the market of an ordinary chaTAc-
ter. Messrs. have II for sale and
hope all our friends viii try it.
For all Bronchial affections, try Stewards
Cough Cure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

PERSONS IN need of the services of an ex
perienced Dentist should not fail to consult
DR.. DOUDs, who has an experience of twelve
years practice in Canton. The substantial
character of his work is fully sttested TO
by hundreds of persons who have svailed
themselves of his services. The varied
experiences of so many years practice,
insure to persons entruSting the care of their
most durable operations. Office near Ober-
ley's Grocery and opposite Stark County
Bank. 45-tf.
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ArriRcInI TECH.

A double set on rubber plate, .$4O9S50
half '' " -. 2O9 25
Ten teeth, best 80 go. 20
4 fLIU LtDder and Lotcer set on
Oed SltCST, %
A full upper and lOwes set on sill
yer with revised Keagle's ''pat'
en-" SslH solder '1aitach ment, 80
upper or lower set of same. ...... II
/ also make the beautiful porcelain work
which for strength and durability Is une'
qualled. Il perfect tit guaranteed iI
every case.
49,. A. ]. DOUDS.
Canton, o. septltf
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The LeEIsIa1ure.

The Legislature stands, as in our
last, with a Radical majority Of one
Ia the Senate, counting Hamilton
county as voting with-thAt party.
In the House, as in the Senate, IL
the Reform members, FIVE in num-
DER, elected as Conservative Repub-
licans, by Democratic votes, act with
the Radicals, that party has work :
ing N jarity. If not, nOtl-OhiO
Statesman l6th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

The water pipes are about to be
laid now ON North WALNUT street.
Poplar street is laid from one end to
the other, extending up Cleveland
avenue. near to the old George VIII
liam's residence. We are glad our
citizens, by vote, continue MessTs.
Schaefer, Hawk and WorIey as man
ayers of the " ater works.
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marriott

ASTONISHING But .TRUE-That
DoOley's Chemical Yeast Baking
Powder is not only the best but the
cheapest in the market. 1t is entirely
tree from any deleteriGns substanceS,
and compounded with such scIupu-
lOus exactneSs that the contents of
each box are the same, and will pro-
duce the same results every time. 1t
is unequaled for making biscuits,
rolls, cakes, pastry, &c.-at once
healthy and nutritious. Full weight
iH each package.
GrOcers everywhere keep It, 19w2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

SEE BUNCH OF GRAPEs.-On Standard in
another column. SPEER'S STANDARD
WINE BITTERS is highly Recommended
by physicians for D, speptics, on account
of its tonic properties, its purity. and its
delicious favor. mar31-Iy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

DooLEY's BAKING PoWDzR.-No article
has ever been introduced TO the public in
which the component parts entering into
its composition are SO perfect pure and SO
nicely prOportinned that the same results
follow with each trial Not only Is il
cheaper, but the many testimonials in Us
favor pronounce it the BEsF IN Use. Each
package contains TtGLL lCei0hE as represen.
ted. Manufactured by DOOLEY 4 BROIHER,
New York, and for sale by AL GToeeEs. ISR2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

L. BECHELK q Bro. have on hand q su-
periOr stock of Cook, PArlOr and Heating
stoves, with full assortment of house fur
nishing ware. Their stock of Buckets,
Knives and Forks, Fancy Hollow Ware.
&c. SpoutiDg put up on short notice, and
very cheap. Cali At The old establishment,
East Tuscarswss street, north side. 52tf.
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BniAsa-y- ,Ains in O.nson.


EAara BLoox DzUs sroEz.-ws give
belsW-GIist Of articles just received q the
RaSIs Block Drug Store, and At prices %
suit I'll. assuring eVeEy one We deal in
strictly pure md goasihs gnnds only:
Gem OpEau, RaIph .Quialne. SulPh
NOrphino, Sal Soda, H0da Ash, 81 CArb
sEoaa, oEsAm TaEtsr. H.ilS HaiF RsBeWer,
sCOcoa CIe1n.. Crooks Wine TAr, b. White
.Ross BatZlAg Powder, H1lls BAlsan, AJ-
rSrS Hair VlgSg. -Ailcoks Porous PIastsrs,
:Splcs5.'hIl klnds, Aesis feot on, family
.dTe cOlOrs, Lard oil Nal. lEsnD and
Ganary Seea, q O3iboa 0Il, Honey and 'Giyc-
erine soaps. CsAPhoF Lee. :. Ensliah Ana
! Anssiean PsrfuneEy. Face Powders. In
6act sVerythfng nsaS1iy kept in first clAsI
Drn$ Store
=. B--EspseiAl, Sttenecn ,paid, % The
csapoanding Of PhyHIciAAs REeScsiptipn'
and hmlly soosiQta. oes2e~s.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

SAoRAMENTAL WISE.-A pure and unin-
tOxicating wine, prepared from the dnest
native grown Port Grapes. especially for
the use of Christian churches, and guAran'
teed to retain its grateful flavor and essen
iiAl qualities unimpaired for any period BY
A. Speer, Passaie, New Jersey, and 243
Broadway, N. Y.
Our druggists have some that is four
years old.
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How You CIr MANAGE TO s.

How You CAN MANAGE TO Saw AfoNRY
If business should call any Of our read
ers to Akron, they should not fail 70 look
IN at the establishment of Koch & Levi,
109 Howard street. They keep an im'
Custom Department. furnishes the best fl.
ting garments At moderate expense. Be
advised and call Al Koch s Lewis when at
Akron. septl5w6.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

shlAEzzxox EIoESsEs : Jonathan Bair and
Ida n Wielandt- eamasl L Sonnet and
Helen Wike. Jesse E.rb Ard Elmira Rank,
Benz F Wirebsugh, and Emily r Piero.
Henry G Foglc and Clara L Underhill.
John DieIham and CGtharine Shriver,
John w Hnmberger and <Gney + Crooks
Peer \ snyder and Priscilla Warner JnO
Il Weber and L IsadoTe Miner, Geo A
Hske and Mary Ann BAir, John Bowman
and Mary Baker, w Percy Goodwin and
Maggie West.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20

A CHEsntvT PAETT.-The, young ladies
and genilemen Of Canton, who were Chest
nutlng near OSnAburgh, one day last week.
had glOri0nB day of it in the woods. and
Salii6ed theiI Appetiles for cake, chicken,
coffee and rich milk At the residence Of
Mr.. John Brenhiser, and through the hos
pitGIity OF Mira. Brenhiser, were enabled to
enjoy their feast from ! table, instead of
appeaaing VO.AciOusnesS from chips and
moss plates. Also 10 Mr.. John Slsub Of
On- aburEh, are they indebted for kind
ness, and take this method Of rendering
their sincere thanks 70 both parties. ! J
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-20
NONFIDENTIAL.-YOunE

OWho have injured themselves by Ger
tain secret hablIs, Whloh unfit them for
business. pleasure o.. the duties OF mar
risd life; also middle aged and old men
who, from the EOlliss Of youth. or other
causes, feel . debility in advance Of
their years, before placing themselves
under the treatment OF any one, snoald
first read the ''Secre~ Friend" Married
ladies will learn something OF impor~
tancs by perusing ths "SecTet Friand."
Sent to any address, In sealed envelope,
on receipt Of IS cents. Address DR.. Chas.
A, Stuart & Co., Boston, Mass.
p't2269y1B. IN. p. l0th street, Boston.