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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07
ANEW.
By rnoRsNoE ORR, PERCY.

BY FLORENCE PERCY. .lA
The cherry tree IS draped in wlrite,
AS though with clinging snow,
The peach is pink with blossoming
y The fringy naples glow, = ta -
And brightly on the SUMMER slopes e
The grass begins to grow. asE3
The climbing rose briers teem with buds,
And Haunt their promise high;A 9 =
The strawberry blossom Lifts again 9
Its white and golden eye,r ~ q
And herb and weed, through damp dead
leaves,
saz Crowd up to see the sky. 81 e 7Ea
-EZi5ov g.
The grape rejects the last years bond
Which crarnped its wandering will
The window vine forgets the hand
Which nailed It to the sill id--- - g
And tendril. stem and velvet ieaff Ls1G
Shoot upward, upward still gsasa
And all the dead years woes and wrongs
The heat, and dust, and din -,
OF summer time, the bitter winds
Which winter ushered in,
Are now, amid this new fresh life,
as though they had not been. -
-iiz-f- 6 !. -.--a = aa a.-- --l--i-ali
How sweet to cast aside the load ~ =
Which time and sorrow bring, Lar
The calling bonds, the out grown Ties.
The griefs which gnaw and cling,
And build a fresh and perfect life g
Anew with every spring - Esas
With last years dead leaves cast asiG
And last years chains unbound.
To leave the husks of age and care 6
Behind Us in the ground hl.f
And rise into the gracious light 4 80
With youth and gladness croWnedl
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In Appleto1,s Journal Of May y, ap'
pears the folloWing - .-S-, -- - -
awe have 1 Tract Society, with its
headouarters ID New York, and its agen'
cies of collection and distribution in nearly
eyefv church IN the land. It Is American
in name and scope, IS thoroughly organized
collects money In vsst amounts, and
scatters its sheets like sutumn leaves. The
American Tract Society is devoted
10 those matters that affect the interests Of
4 hereafter. But hasnot the time come
for the ORGANIZATION of correspO pOndIng in
stitution. which shah have for its object
the promotion Of the immediate interests
of people as TO this worldeS There seems
10 be no reason 10 the contrary. Admit
ling the transeendant Importance Of those
questions that concern the future welfare
Of the race, there are other interests which
are nearly As sacred and imperative in
character. Certainly there Il need of ey'
ery efficient means for improving the ma
terial condition Of the people here, Error
wrong and suffering abound, and while We
have no Utoplan hopes that they viii eEei
/ be entirely extirpated from the earth, then
partial removal We know TO be possible
/ and practicable. But il Is neither IRON
legislation nor from charity that aIneliora
/ ton must mainly comes L Is fFom tha
enlightenment which shall enable the in
dividasl 10 Ipuf foIsh- his CosEn. powers Il
better advantage and achieve his own i'm
proVement."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

What the Church Bell said TO rI,e
Resple-WhaE the People re.
Piled, and what COnscieuce
Added. L-'a -a- attllftiaasll- ~
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RULES FOR READING.-Read the
hest hooks which wise and sensible
pers Is AdvIse, and study them with
reflection and examination. Read
with 4 frha ieterzlin alton to make
rse OF an YOU read, eDonot, by read
inc. neglect q more imp portant duty.
no not read with a view of making
4 disnlay of your reading. Do nos
80 20 much at . time. Redcct on
what Won read, and let it be moder-
ateIy enjoyed and vel dIgested
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H. az IslsllI.

I. 7be Radical STATE platform is
dumb IS oyster on the subject Of
those hundssIls ios Eaiilons 5of taxes
which small property holders pay
oRzWhAk they eat wear or zhandie-
The iniquity Of Imposing taxes on
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Salt and Tobacco
10 pay gold -intefest on the u1taxed
bonds Of the wealthy. is passed over
In death-likeE silence. Before the
campaign is over, will see wheth-
eE these political imp0stors CAN'T be
made open their mouths ON this sub
jeet. The taxes above referred to,
must be removed. Remember that
Governor Hayes and party levied
them.-Neloark .Aipocate.
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Letter from Hon. Alexander H.
-aesa t STEPHENS. llA1 20 EESi-
A gentlemen In New York has just
received the following: - +. -. -
cRAwroRpsT1ETr. Ca. june Is

receiver IQ0 IOQOWlQS: ~. -
Z -rsg7r 80. LICERTY HALL, - I
I CRAwFoRDsVHLE, Ga, June 18
My DEAR SIR: Your very kind
and highIy-appreciated favor Of the
9Th inst, was received yesterday
Allow me to return my thanks for it. !
I am improving slowly, very slowly,
however, from my hurt some four
months ago. i can now sit up part
of the day, but can neither stand nor
walk yet without aid Of some sort.
I have, Notwithstanding this effiic-
tion, resumed work on the second
volume Of the Constitutional View
of the Late War between the States :,
agree with you in styling it the
worst and most culpable that ever
took place on Earth. j greatly fear,
too, that It Will, in its ultimate con-
sequences, prove to be the most dis
sstrous one thrt ever occurred to the
principles Of constitutional Liberty.
Our Bonstitution as made by the
fathers, was one of the most wonder
fnE political achievements ever at
tanned By genius Rndt patriotism.
Had its principles been adhered to,
this late terrible war never would
have occurred, and the only hope
now for the present and the future
Of the Federal Adn1inistRatiO to the
true principles of the Constitution.
This can only be done by Virtuous,
Intelligent and patriotic people,
/ When bad men cOnSpire to impose
/ their usurpations aoutsideS the Con-
1 stitution, coed men eVeFyWnere
must combine to keep all such men
out OF power. This can onlybe done
by the publication of truths and by
| awakening in the minds Of the peo-
| pie the sense of the dangers which
/ threaten them, and arousing them TO
| future action before it Is too Late
1 The only proper 1enaedy for all ex-
isting evils and the greater ones
/ which appear in the future is at the
i ballOt-bOx. Es - E@A ~
i The great object with nee in the
remnant Of nay days is to do all il
\ my power toward the incnleatien OF
such truths and princi pies as are es-
sential for the maintenaiics of oul
institutions IS handed down from
the fathers so this course the fu-
turs ofmy life is devoted. And not
I. ding al that Is said and ha;
y been said about the rebellion and tht
dislOyalty Of the rebels, &C., I know
3 Of bur one test OF true loyalty III thii
country, and that Is loyalty to thl
principies Of the Consultation OF th,
, United States, In thl-, and in. an
sWerving devotion TO them, yiels
T to. no man that ever bfeathed tn
vital air OF Heaven. - Aosi4 -ll-l
/ can say no more now, but repes
r my thanks Tor yolir Eetter, and sem
: you my kindess regard and bes
RI Wishes9 Yours truly, 3
ALEXANDER III. STEPHENS.
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Fur Prices aaa eouplste information address
- sfE! eALL- 4 COMPANY.
.sa1I.5.aWonI -Iis CANTON OHIO
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..THE sPINNTN, WHEEI..,, :,
OLD SCOTCH SONG.

OLD SCOTCH SONG.
As sat at my spinnin' wheel, ...-,
A bonnie laddie passed me by;
turned me round and viewed him Weel
q AM o, 1 liked hls glancin' eye; -a
Bis looks into my heart did steal
But aye turned my spinnin' wheel.
Ny well shaped hands he did extol,
He praised my fingers neat and small,
He said there was nae lady fair
That would at all VII me compare;
HIS words into my heart did steal;
But aye turned my spinnin' wheel.
He bade me bye my rock an reel,
My windin' and my spinnin' wheel,
he coaxed me lay them - aside,
An go and be his bonny bride. i q.
And o, liked his words sac Wesl,
I laid aside my -spinnin' wheel.
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"A CoUNTRY1IAN, walking along
the streets Of New York, found his
progress stopped by close barricade
of lumber.
1gYhat is that forPp said he to g
person In Che street. q ~ IL
4Oh, that's to stop. the cholera
<sAh, i have often heard of the
board Of health, but I meyer saw one
before" A-st ~ 4-- 's-oA '-'-S
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TIE Cincinnati Con1nlefciaI takes
issue with Mr.. Greeley in his recent
Query: "HoW many have rendered
TO mankind such signal, abi ding ser
vices as Stephen l5iraEd orr John
Jacob AstoF 2,3 The OOn9RsHojuI
saysx }sThene result Of Mr.. AstoF,s
liberal bequest, bestowed Ia q mig
gardly way, is that New York has q
hne and vel selected Hbrarys nu-
merically smaller than four or five
other American Ii ibxarie8 poorly
oE1esEede eauable lesto buy books OF pay
SALARIES, and open only at hours
when Il Is useless to the majority Of
] mankind.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

ADVICE 10 YoUTH.-In climbing 4 ladsr
der, always look up-never doWn-for IN
dong the istter, tan is inamincnt. So
n life, aim 70 keep comp4ny with fhasel
above you, rather than those beneath youY
In intellect, capacity and acquirements.-
Emulate yor superiofs. IL you can't dnd
them you ara blind IL you won't ind
them you are not lit for thair society, and
better at once turn your ears, and immerae,
your muddy faculties in the mysteries OF
poudrette, OF putty making.
I 4 viii tell you my rule Talk about
and listen to what others say about those
subjects you have studied but recently.
knowledge and timber should not be
much used TIN they are seasoned. -
Holmes. iao .sEl1ilsa lasl3llasg lips 1aa
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Nor A TALKATIVE MANA
White Pine paper has the foIIoWingiA
Two men Were talking at the corner
Of Hunter ana Main streets yesterday
sfternOon, IN q not oYerTfrieDdlYE
manner, when one Of them remark
ed:- 4
81 guess 8 man has the privilegeof
tree speech in this country, don't
The other quietly drew asfx-shoot-s
eyes, but what do You wish to
say ?'' -.
1.-THE other obserying the weapon,
answered ef ~ @ ESQ
Is0hI nOthlne.s and walkedoF. 50
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80 pLAck AalEspsnNr. !. !

Official Information has been received
at he State Department of the ratification
by Florida of the Fifteenth Amendment,
and this leaves but four more States, not
Indiana, 70 make three fourths OF
the thirty seven States, which are neces'
sarr to mako the Amendment part of the
Constitution. " efmonk and Rhode Island
have vet % vote an It, and Mississippi and
Texas are required to ratrfy it as q condi.
lion precedent under the last reconstrqe
ton law " sJ-,3>''a ~ As.-- -A
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GEBIs.-A man who gives his child
rem habits OF Industry. provides for
them better than by giving Them q
10 repr0Ye small faults with nn=s
due Vehemeuce, Is as absurd as tOb
seek to remove q fy from q friend'sss
forehead with asledge hammer.
The mind e Ikea tEunk-if WeH
packed, 1s holds almost every thingS
II ZIG paeksd, next to nothing. -
iFnoWns biiSh young children as
frosty nights blight young plants. -.
/ It is easier to set man against 81 8
the world Khan to make him light
with hlnosetL q - 1siao 4 azs1efsa fud
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MOWERS.
THE WORLDS MOWER AND
l,B r3lat REAPER:

1t Mows-It Drops-It Self Rakes.
This uachin- is ths hArYsst- gathsFing OftWsn-
ty ysars sxperienss IN the manufacture OF Agri-
eultursl Machinery. and takes rank with the
printing press. engine, lathe and
locomotive lathe qualities ef efprsclsIon.'
staunchuessa and durabIiity-
It's foundation Is a single piece
Of solid iron, Ofshape to resist all possible
strains; @ dgroro y salr liri'
its gearing Is shaped to stan
dard guage and each cut out of
sold Iron with nnath0matlcal ex-
actneSS-s rrsS asf sra.if auilJ9nnos
TheWOrking parts are all 80 permanent
IN fixed that thsy cannot vary. and are fully
protected from water. dust.l grass
and ali other causes OF disturb
ance. ~.-l rrg p ~
By'these means We reduce fiction to
thoIoWsast poInt-stOp the self de-
sfrIfcfTon common 70 all rough cast machines
-aToEd brsakage in HARVEST
secure EASY D AFT, and the sane Du-
RkatLITY which Dartains to GUT GEAR
in Othor kinds Of mashineEy, The ~ oRLn
has been tested three years. N the hands 81
the most IntsIasent a AL IABLE
"A AAERBr tH TIE LAND an ofwhen
write ID declaring thAt cSmparatiSely. : 4 = =
THERE rs NO. OTHER HAR-
yEsrER CTTt
Fur Prices aad eouplste. information address
\ - ,LE. SAIL 4 COMPANY.
L .sarI.r -uv7onz- 9 CANTON, OHIO
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An inebriated man walking along
the streets al. night, regarded the
moon with sovereign contempt
GFYoIl needn't be so proud ole fellow, =
/ he said styou're fali only once 3
month, and am (hicl every night"
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The COmPanIOn Of an Enssfss.
BarOneI HAIsstnE-A Wealthy
HOunS Lady Lost in the Me-
trOpO1is. 5-1- t-ii - -
Mr.. L. A. Steadman, q wealthy English
man, and member of the Dry Salterss
Guild OF London, came to this city few
days ago on a tour of recreation. He lef:.
Liverpool in company with Sir John Bar
rington, an ex Mayor of Dublin. On their
arrival they registered their names at the
BreVOort House, and made that hotel their
headquarters. For several DAYS they visi.
ted places of interest in the city, drove in
the Central Park, dashed through Harlem
Lane, and attended several places of
amusements. as-.s.l.s-
On Sunday morning Mr. Steadman was
shaved, and seemed 70 pay particular at.
tentiOn 70 the neatness of his attire. He
called the walters, and had his clothes
brushed very carefully, after which be
took his hat and cane, and said he thought
he would take little walk, as ne found
the American air agreed with his health.-
In few seconds he returned, renaarking
that the air was chilly, and called for his
spring oVercOat. He then drew on his
gloves, and sauntered up Fifth Avenue
He has never returned. The city has been
not the least clue has been found. A de-
teetive learned that gentleman answer.
ing his description had been seen on q
cross town car at an early hour In the ey-
ening, but an investigation showed that
this was only q Brooklyn -four and feed
merchant, who was returning to his home
after visit 70 the Central Park. The off,
GERS are still endeayoring TO strike his trail,
but with scarcely any hopes of success.
A[TsTKRTors DIskrPRARANoE OF A YOUNG
( LADY.
Goshen, Orange county, is excited over
the mysterious disappearance of young
lady, whose relatives are wealthy and Of
the highest respectabiIity. Some months
| ago she visited some relatives in this city.
and for the first time in her life visited
| Waliack's and other theaters. On her re-
turn home she carried with her several
pamphlet editions of sterling dramas and
farces. For weeks she studied them in>
tently, and frequently astonished her par
6nts by long quotations from Shakespeare,
delivered in q half layful spirit of tragedy.
She made no allusion to her theatrical ex-
periences in this city,. and no one thought
for moment that she had become stage
/ struck. "A ljl =.
On Friday morning. May 2s, however,
she suddenly disappeared In reply to an
1 inquiry she stated that her sunt was sick,
/ and that she had been sent 70 cheer up the
! old mRtron. She has fair complexion,
] hgnt blue eyes OVERLOOKING brown hair,
/ aud is Of medina height and WiloWy form.
She Is modest In manner, Hsps little, and
and has first class education. She HoFe
q water proof cloak, a brown mixed tray
cling suit with gimp trimming, set oi
black jeEelry, small gold watch, rubber
I had fallen into the jaws of some of The
the4rical sharks infesting the CITY. and I
4 reward OF $500 has been Offered for hel
safe return to her parents. s,asse sbz4
u - ..-.-------- -. .---...- - n
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ALExANpRR Z 3. lsgEPHENs. ).

FHEboy who, when asked what
trade he would wisR to be brought
up to replieds t'I viii he a ntE1stes3
because ever since papa has been q
trustee we have had pudding for dim
ner1'' was = wise child In BIS Esnera-
ton.
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WASHINGTON.

SpanGIer Publishes n Statement
He Asserts His Innocence
AbomimnbIe Cruelty only
EQuaIed by the Spanish InquI-
siffOn, SIcIEIeS Again, The Black
Law. .#- "a 49,
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"
As the day of doom for EadicalIsm
draws nigh, its adherents are becom-
ing apprehensiye Of that even-hsnd-
djustice which may commend, to
their own lips the dregs Of the chaI-
ice they have mercllessly compelled
Others to dIain. A leading organ Of
that party finds selfoverwheIm
ed with astonishment that ssany Re-
publican should uphold the.doctrIne
that any party in power for the time
being should be permitted 70 disftRn-
ehise its opponents. That doctrine
has been upheld, it viii be remenn-
bered, with good deal Of vIgor and
determination, in West Virginia,
Tennessee, Missouri and the South
ern States, for the past four years 7or
more; and :a notable result OF ftS
practical operation is sto be sesn IA
the fact that we nave now g adfcal
President In the White House. zf
the fuIl 4oppOsiti0n vote had been
permitted to be cast and counted,
Grant would have been beaten by
half a million votes last october9 20
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1 The BEAUTY OF a BLUsH.--Goe-
the was In company with 8, InOtneE
and daughter, when the la1tefs De
ing reDroHed for e0melhlngs pln6nedau
and burst into tears. he said: sr.o Tol
made vour da1ght ter! THAT crimson
hee and th0se sllVefy tears Become
her much better than any ofnament
of gold or pearls. These may be
hung on the neck or any W0Haans but
those are never seen discon1ected
with mortat purity a fuu-DkoWn
rose besprinkIed with tbs purest 0eU
is not so beautiful as this child, BLUSH
Inc beneath its parents displ pleasures
and shedding tears of sorrow ioE ~ y
fault. Al blush IS the sign WnlcR
nature holds out to show where cIlss-
tity and honor dwell"
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/ HIGH SEEEDzz-An Englishman
was once making Some extEnorlina-
~ statements as to the speed Of q
horse which he owned. MY dear
sir.,5 said an American, that is
rather less than the average OF Ourll
fosdstera. j live at my cOuh htrSl seat.,v
and when i ride to town. In 8 hurry
10 the morning my. shadow doesn't
keep up with me, but usually comes
into the store q H1inute on two after
my arrival One morning my horse (
was restless, and j rode him as hard
as j could several times around e !,
large Iactory, just TO take the Old, !
Harry ont OF him.. V9ellS sir he !
went SO fast that I saw my back ben
fore me the whole time, and y was 4
twice IN danger Of riding over n1y-.
seiE.n q @-
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All the above brands are one yard
wide, and at prices ranging from Ia up
to 25c.
We have also on hand also on hand q
full line OF Brown Mnslins. n full yard
wide. selling from lOc up 70 lSc.
We sell the above brands by the piece
at wholesale prices III
we have a good line of caiicoes nom &c
up to Is. -. --...
we have c full liue of Shoes which we
are closing out ut cost, as we don Z intend
to deal in shoes. we offer great bargains
in that department. tt fLEs
ES- Give us a call-no trouble TO show
Goods. ar. MILLER.
may5tf with W. Il. DAUGHADAY. u
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e. Teetsrs, Alliance; jos. Thompson,
Massilon; A. McGregOr, Canton; Law
renee AlexanderY Canton; John q. Nv an
wick, Massillon, Thomas Black RlAin5
Wm. McKimm, Osnaburg; Alex. Hender'
son, Belhlehen, E. y Aoutzenheiser'
Plain; John Steel Plain; John Pontus,
Plain; Andrew StahI, Bethlehem; g. z.
McCadden, Fulton; ~ AIacherman,
Waynesburg; r. w. Baird, Lake; Harvey
Laughlin, Alliance; ]. B. Wilson, Alliance;
Ssml. Beatty, Jackson; j. y. Easily, ikuii'l
ton; DR.. Moulton, Hartville; Q. ID. AcCues
Fulton; BENZ. Conrad, jackson; Peter
Pierson, Berlin. fEH
y On motion sd} d}ourned. g y "
FF 0EEW WN+A.CLYNCH, ChpOl
L. MeKISsEE, seeg99yli2 baR bios
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f4OUNTY 6URVEYOR-1Onice In
L the COunfy Recorders ofiiee ~ The
Vikidal Hundinf, where he can BE-
found pfhon IN the city ~ not, any bn-
Ines wanted can be laft with Jacob.
KeplIngar. Eco, County Recorder, wEo
viii give due notice to me. furcfvae1
The law authorizes the County Survey
or ia take the lacAnoViedg gmsut Of any
instfuunant 81 fWriting be WI therefore
write and acknowledge Agreements.
and ursn the shortest no dee. -. -
(eenton, ian. Is 1sHs- :. - - =.
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nEETISr once Ia Harter's Bank
Mechanical 1Dentistfy performed in the,
latest and most Approved manner. lHe
would call especial attention to his Gold
-FlIiinx, IN which, IN the words OF the
data A. ,Wardr ';hs is .exeellsd by few
and equalla1 hy none-'' la ~ lul|
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JOsEPH CRnQOlsIE, Jr.,

ATOTARYPuBLdC-OmcenOrth-
IN east corner OF Public SQUARE he
will attend to drawing deeds, mortgages
powars or nttcTney.- sc. in ttion 70
The EhQ.iah, he Rlso peaks t1e 9eEJqan
and Fronch languages. He viii also
proenry passports for persons S,isil1nE
20 80 r. kqropes IalI8H SIS ElTis a
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9hpiaarapag.
IRWIN SMITH,

DHOrOGRAPHER, Gsc.-Particu-
lar attention. given TO copying and
onlarCtng pictures. Oval Frames and
Albums corlstantly on hand Rooms IN
Mnthews's Block, South Market street.
I ianel8 ic6tg f-54il U rIlL.lttL
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aQUEsHIONs.-YOung man, didn't
you think just Is much Of your 1oRa1
ing mother when she was preparing
your breakfast In @ the Kitchen as
when she was dusting the paFlor 20
Young woman, WasyoGr kind moth
eE any less your mother when she
was washing your clOthes or your
face than when she was FeceiVinS
COMPANY in the paElor ~ .Efe Eisl
+ Are you any less a lady when dos
ing acts Of household duties than
when amRsiugT yourselves in ooHa-'
pany? If yen say ssnay, . thena let.
me ask yoEz, are you deSpising and
depressing those who are engaged Ia
more AsefaE employment than othz
eFs? DO gou see that point9 -
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AL DOUDg,

OuRGEON DENTIST Ohioe (up
10 atairs) Aboue Deuble Bro.'s Jewelry
'Stors.. AL op6rAtions- connected with
the profession. prom pity attended to- ~
\ ldPelsl rhgsl 2cgaieEn THa q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

fnTITaTCE H0UHR,fE

DY DANIEL SODRBECK-At
slwiys IN aSS'Snss o6lssTifsl q ! ar OSlcsEzt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

( "A Sx4LPAFH1zER.- 2 a lady reach !
ed the passenger depot iIs. Dayton,
OAi4 the other day. lost as the train
arrived atsfhe depot 61 & a sf6iI run, !.
with his carpet bag III his hand, his
eoaton, hIs arm aIld his face stream
ING with peFspifatiOn. AS ne look
i ed on the train. new fast moving
away. he sat down on his carpet bag.
wiped MS face, and very de dellDera ateiy
and emphatieaIly sald: iAs DIN thu sIs
train s'a .Ete lady heard. him, and
smiling upon him With q lsdy's
sweetness, saids THANK you, Siri -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

ATTORNEY AT Law, and Gen
u. ornl -ColIeotion. Agent, Alliance, o.
business entrustad 10 his care viii re-
oeive pronPt attention s,ms zStf gI