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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-14
The EXCITEMENT IN PARIs.-A Paris dis

The EXCITEMENT IN PARIs.-A Paris dis
patch Of Thursday afternoon says the city was
greatly excited. During the night the disturb
ance continued but there were no serious con-
ficts Several policemen were wounded by
stones thrown and one was stabbed while at
tempting to quell the disorder. A magistrate
was struck on the head with stone and knock
ed down. Many other outrages were also COM
mitted. The troops have not appeared in force
since the crowd in the Champs Elysees was
dispersed last night but extensive preparations
have been made to guard against any repetition
of the disorders. There arc now in Paris over
100000 troop, including the detachments of
savalary, recently arrived from the garrsons,
and several batteries of artillery from Vim
cennes. The police force has also been largely
increased. 1t is not supposed that the people
will dare to make any further disturbances.
The Mdrsettlaise appeared Thursday as usual.
The tone ofits articles are very violent Roche
fort in leading article says the demonstration
of yesterday was cry for vengeance
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The Cook ABDUCTION CAsE.-A New York
dispatch says that Miss johnson, after she was
taken home from the Eveeth House by her
parents, stated that Rev. Mr.. Cook took her
to Philadelphia and placed her in hotel,
where he left her, she not seeing him again
from the time of his escorting her there until
Tuesday night, when he came and brought her
back to New York. Mr.. Cook pretends to be
in state of religious enthusiasm bordering on
monomana. After his arrest for an assault on
one of the attaches of the World office, he ad-
vanced to the police the extraordinary theory
the press in noticing his elopement was ami
mated solely with desire to attack the Chris
tian religion, and particularly the church of
which he is member. After the arrest it was
learned that Cook returned to the city Wednes-
day, went home, brandished a pistol and fright
ened the family out of their wits, until a friend
fortunately induced him to give up the weapon.
He then wandered down town. The friends
of Miss johnson and also of Mr.. Cook are sat-
isfed that the goung lady has returned home
from her tour as pure as she went away. We
haven't yet much faith in Cooks insanity
His acts are those of fool who had not the
ability to carry out his designs, and falls back
ON this stale plea. Cook was brought before
the Tombs Police Court, but was discharged
no one appearing against him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-14

JUST RECEIVED, new and large assort-
ment of Cards, $500 per thousand and up
wards, at the Daily Press Printing House,
WIN, M MARKS
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TIE PENsIoN AGENoY.-By the direction
of the Governor, the State pension agency was
onWednesday transferred to the Adjutant Gen.
erals office; and while it will still be in the
charge Of the Governor and Council, the
change win save much expense. The dis.
pursements are now thirty five thousand dollars
daily. ea - 7 -
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GOLD CLOSED in New York last night at
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-14

LARGE invoice best quality Paper Collars, all
sizes, received at Cogia Hassan's.
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THE PR ESS.
Friday Morning, January IA, l0iO.
A Hint for New Years.

Our mail Subscribers will see by the date on their
papers the time to which they have paid. VIII all
in arrears please be as prompt as possible in
he samep Terms $500 year in advance.
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Bachelors Hair DYE,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world :
tie only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable in
stantaneous; no disappointment no ridiculous tints:
remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes invigorates and
caves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
SOLD " an Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
june3-sNd&w1yr
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FOREIGN PORTS.


Ar at sydney, NSW, Nov 5, barque Penang, White.
San Francisco. w.
Sid I'm Singapore Nov 10. barque Gemsbok, Bunk.
At Calcutta Nov 80, bar1ue Pericles. Snow ,or
Boston, Boston, log Ellsworth, Woodward, and Goodeil,
At Bonn ay 4h ult, ships St Adams. Pike far c.,
cutta; kentuckfan, Freeman unc, ~ O"A
CID at Malaga 22d ult brig Liberty, Deyereux. for
Glbraltar-Passed through the Straits 1s,b. sb,,
Sglioe, Small TOR Valencia; 18th, barque Bounding
biiow, Ellnn, from Cadiz TOR Beyrout
az, Ar n a. aayrs 9th INST ship Thurston Thomp
y AT at Liverpool 2sth u ship Progress Cousins,
Ar at do 18th inst ship Tbeobold rbeo,,,,, s.-
nah; 6arque Annie Kimball, Stinson. Snar. .ton
AT valparaiso 10th ult, ship Uncle Joe. Sewa I'm
ne Ares San Carlos Strout rom Caera az
& sn John SB ar Nov %; George Annie, Dyer from
oS SID Nov 49, ship Crescent City Delauo, tm Caao)
ior antwerp, having repaired.
d Ar at Callao 18th ult ship Cosmopolite, Small, FIN
Buenos Ayres; oareue Isaac Lincoln, Merriman do,
Blake. Guanape. land sailed a0ih tor United states
barque Moonbesm Field, !iuanape: 18th, ship Shat.
18th. harque M q Reed. Welt. Montevideo
Sid Nov e. ship Intrepid Spencer: tor Hampton
Roads; Webster Norris Chinchas; both, John Sid
ney. Bartlett cowes loth' Moocka, Hawthorne, Tor
Ohartered-sbip Belle Morse, Ito arrive from Rio
Janeiro,l TO iosd at Chnchas or Guanape for Hamp-
Ar at Guanape 18th ult. ships Martha Bowker.
Goodburn. Callao to load for France; 9th, Vailey,
Forge, Berry, do, to load for United States.
sld Attn, ship Ihos Lord, Day. for Cork: Eliphalet
Calao.
At Montevideo Nov "a, barque Meguuticook. Ham.
ingway, for Coloma, TO load Tor Boston,
Boston, Idg, IVA
AT Surnam 10th ult, sch L wadsworth. for New
York days. ~
At Demarara ed ult, brigs H Kennedy, Dodge,
from New York, ar 17th unc O~~s'
Boston, ldg. w.
Ar at Havana 4th inst, schs Emma HIATT, Hart,
Wiscasser; belmont, Gale Portland Frank Palm.
er, Latham: Key West; Louisa Bliss, Strong, from
st John, NIB.
Sid 18th, barque nellie May Blair, Cork.
SPOKEN.
Nov 6. no lat. &c. ship Mary Whitridge, from Foo
chow tor New York.
Jan T. Of Sandy Hook rs miles, sch Grace Clifton
from Savannah for Boston.
Jan 2, off Cape Roman, ship Nautilus, Hagar, I'm
London tor Savannah.
NOV 2s, lat 81 N. Ion W, barque Minott,
Dec TO- no lat, SC, 10y vessel at Liverpool, ship
Gen Chamberlain, from New YORK tor Liverpool,
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McFariands trial is again postponed till
March
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STATEMENT oFpAssAGEs

AND M humber of cabin and se by of the
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1ea Arrived Passage Passengers Left Passage Passengers
STEAME at ct
Liverpool
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MARRIED.
DIED..

In Yarmouth, Jan. 70, Mr.. Ezekiel Merrill, aged
"A years.
Funeral on Saturday afternoon, at u o'clock,
from his late residence. Relatives and friends are N
vited to attend.
In Nortbport, Dec %. Eben W. Drinkwater, aged
80 years months.
In Prospect, Mr.. Daniel Crockett, aged sc years
months.
In Searsport. Dec. 25 Rebecca B. Richie, aged 27
years months.
In Friendship, Nov, %, Mr.. Matthias Hoffses aged
10 years.
In Friendship, Dec. %. Mr.. John Studley, aged So
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p. R.R. COmnanv

r. II. II. Company.
TINE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of n.
L Portland Railroad Company will be I'D Ar tbe he
Reception Room in Cily Hall on Monday Jan i'm
and the transaction OF any other bushes that NAV
legally come before them. 1850 10Y
Portland, Jan. 10, 1870. js5iSinS;s SEN;
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PASSENGERS.

In the North American, from Liverpool-Geo Fitz-
george, Capt York. Rev Mr. Dawson, Sergt Quinn,
wife and child, Dawson, Miss Ritchie Mr. and
steerage.
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IMPORTS.

steamship North American. from Liverpool-8 steel
tyres, to Portland Co; 20 bales Dundee goods G M
Bailey; IS sacks seed, John Porteous; 80 pkgs mdse,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-08
West and South Wes

Cincinnati to, New Y York $50 MileA.
to New York .625 Miles.
Dunkirk to New York 460 Miles.
Buffalo to New y orlSs s423 Miles.
Rochester 10 New York. Ss5 Miles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-08
) rnl,s Ynonr own Pnnar.

a qlt ssIporsry very Justly remarks that
frsfyiD Democrat ought 10 take his own
eounty paper If he loves the Democrat
.lc prineiples, he surely can afford four
esIfts week 70 spread them. The cost Of
8 paper is no excuse for not taking one
There is not a.week passes but that FIVE
times forrSents are spent foohshly, which
might have much better been invested IN
, q newspaper. IT buys more reading matter
than twenty dollars will purchase IN the
shape Of books A man may read books
ah- his ID, if he fails TO read the pa
,pers be may be called ignorant Without
q newspaper a man is virtually out OF the
lsor1d.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-08
HAIR REsfoRaTlvE9
EEEIyS

sssfeE ~ alsamum
Te 50 uniformly grateful and bensft
ii Sia sthat they are with. justice cAllee
the natural strengths ners of the human
han iey res two entire
snd mot prep arati6ns net 80 De used
Z Mrs ZEN IL 3 est t0reE
Never sattisf most refined
ana en- |slIaEantee goes with
ever Ie, hat restore
gray of Ia 4 iginal youth
ful Beaut ty,gloss and color afteritEi
46se a. few times the hair will grow
thicker and stronger twill stop its
falling an induce a healthy and luxtls
rant growth. -Iti is an exquisite hair
dfessiiie 3. s6reeabI bIe harmless and
hesithg. EfEireIy a ifiee.rrent from most
other preparation the hair, its coma
position and Ia ediAnfs are n nourishing.
giving life and ifgotsto the Roots. =
Mrs. AIIens' oy1aasa mum
This exquisite preparation is fIes5
from any sedfme is toilet.
zLEoaSCkre 30 y LII AAs q Bill k14c
Hair ressfng I'd oJtho sboth
sexes; first indaee he
sof thezZy balsanutn, aud the saleofit
Z Is perfectly immense; not only in this
.ceunttY, but in Ftnrppe -assS &
ExTRACTS FROM a. FEW LETTERS.
r. 2 Yo1i ~ lo5sl ssInups by eyesy TnelRl
) beri young sndsold of oslE saIail y and We con
sidefSit inVaIda6ld q ltny gray sahairs
appesr, we shaiI stEy your Ilair Reatorer ERhlel
vs. heaEsvsrg highly spelI e ~ s
ather and mothef nse your hair .Restorer
and are ~ soon. .rest ( hen.
4Iy . their youthful cdioFs but daag htsg,
and 5errs ii Ild ia the 1obalAarnnn1s all Lheh
FrOs1 fGe pal p. one Of fsarlG large FesaIas
Senfiaori ies : e Your Zyiobalsau1um has beer
used for many years l5sef and family ana q
the fsygtit among our young ladies;
~ l Drug sts. Eihiol Depot
i. " DBZER b co. aTglaJ
aud 0 on. 3 : .l.,s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-08
sheektng Disaster,

DAYTON, o., May 2S,--A fire occurred
here between one and two O'clock this
morning, and Mrs. Fred. Mueller, Ger
man Woman and Eve children from eleven
to two years of age were suffocated, and
an an infant OF four weeks badly burned.
SIS Mueller was barely alive when res
cusds bat soon died The babe will recov-
er. Thescene was shocking. The fire was
the result Of carelessness. < The damage
viii be about one thousand dollars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-08

= - z q q fEsW : I'll s.
9 81 s - . - ~ si-ss t9s.al &
3 .5i.f + = x Z y &
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-08
Bo0TS AND sHOEs 10 ejRpER OF THE
y BEST .MATEERIAI3 A I'D As sCa EA FF- AS
THE &CHEAPEST.s

gain fprZFH
Boqts ~
fe1knoNn ~
ented Workna
with stick and
y6hs and@ne
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-08
sErarolE REyrIs has secured The !

SENxT0E REvEI4s has secured the ap-
peInfment Of a colored dansel to clerk
chip in the treasury department. Let
him NOT stop at this but go to work at all
the departments and manage the dismiss
al of-enough white clerks to give the At
rican clement proper representation
These department clerks yawp loyalty and
equal rights in fearful manner, and a
fair proportion Of them should be requir-
ed to 1aeate forthwith, that pungent and
odorfferous loyalty may secure It's righte-
ons represontAtion. Ekal RIGHTS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-08

1HEs New York Tribune. in an exhibit
of the 6fairsof the navy, says: This
exhibit shows clearly that the country =,
paying at the present time in salaries for,
officers IN, and around our navv-ynrds,
Whsso proper duty is on board Hnr NJ
tioaal-Sessels, the sum of SSs3z7. 295 .lsofe
than was paid 10 similar officer rdurinsg
thsseAr 1864, when the yards-Sere woHSr
ed-to their fnll ability, and 1896, $50 Iaore
tiian IA 1850. when, ,tse yards ware doug
nearly or.quite ss much as they are now
This-is good .,ltepublioan testimony to the
acoRornY 81 the Administration
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-08
A CARD.

nAVING for over twenty years been-largelysen-
IL gagged in MEDICINE SURGERY, -concllfsed
tochange my practice to that of am almost exeIp-
sive Office Practice, and specially treat Chronic
Diseases accordingly, visited the city of Phil
adelphia,- Pa, associated myself with the most
successful practitioners of Medicine there, and
attended the Pennsylvania and other kospitals-of
the city, for months also tho Eye and Ear Infrm-
aries, and otherwise endeavorcd TO pest myself as
to the most successful tlIods of treating Chroh-
lc DIS ease in all its forms. l also obtained the
most approved methods Of treating THRoAr AND
LUNG DISEASES, as practiced in London, Paris, and
on the Continent of Europe, by Atomized Fluids
applied 70 the wind-pipe direct have the agents
and appliances necessary TO treat the glove disss
eases, so successfully treated by Morren Maclc-
enzie, NJ D., and others, of London and .Saie,-
Girou and Others, of Paris, France. have also
the fnstrumentS and therapeutic agents for treat
ment Of the N6se, Eyes and Ears, as treated by
Prof. j. i. w. Thudicnln,lf4 D., Of London, and
Prof. Won Moschzisker,s1s D. of Philadelphias
formerly of Paris, France -
! 1SrPersons having any Chronic Disease, and
especially sof thel Bronchial Vessels, ThroAt or
Lungs, would do-Sell 70 call. No charge JoT;zSniz
iadtiOn AleTeky. f9r 81 - -
Ofice, ST. Cloud Hotel. Patients eaIl in5paI4ors.
Office hours, from 8 M. to u n; / TO o6 P. M
and to I, M, from Monday noon till Wednesls
day evening, each wee Commencing April Isfli
a. 8 u M HOLE, M. n,
OF Theory and Practice of Medicine
in the Rhiladel phia University of Medicine and
Surgery. Also ER-P -President1 of the National
Medical AssoeiGtt1h sgf sthS Omitted sfatsE
t----fo-3 = ~ p tStsl17 E-s f1 - =
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chna Relso...ea.

OE ThGrSaay>of last week child of
Ben. Mathews Of this town. about four
years old drank some preparation of
strychnine from the effects of which il
died in about four hours The poison was.
in teacnp, and the mother set it on the
table and stepped outa moment, and while
''stfe was gone the child drank it. PARENTS
can never be too careful with strong med =
icineE and the only wonder is that fatal
aecldents from carelessness are not more
ntpnerpps. =. lits. 4Adrocate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-08

On last Tuesday constable Scott. Of
Msu township, lodged in Ial Thomas
Brock charged with shooting a man Bys
the name Of James Timons, with intent
j to kill II seems that Brock was en-
gagged IN q qhafrel with man by the
name Of T'nomas Nevins- about Nevins
stoning Bp9cks chickens which were
tro0bhnp NeriRs garden, when Brock,
drew . pistol md willie parties we're a
tempting 70 prevent him from shooting
Nevuis Btaek shot Fimsnsin the thigh. bez
low tie ]olfe 0hiO Dem. ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-08
xTn0STIER sToRY.


A V-faR uesperado, o,-Iis Escape. reOm
tlle onleers, Fnrsnit and DeailI.
Full psrticnlars OF the killing hf 70. s.
Marhal Story. at SnshtsSilg,, tsfs, c'fstiste-
: I'd, and the subsequent chase of his mur-
derer, read likeSehapte NON some wild
novel of .tbSs,l lLaYne Reid school. Albeft,
II. Haws, the desperaio. was wanted for
GlSil.ing o former eclurade named Dunn IN
August last and warrant for his arrest
issued by Ghisf Justice Wilson and.
n ~ Story and q Ncyoda sheriff nam
rigan, a Salt Lake City On Mnn-l
officers surprised Hsws unGmed,
rrsf near hiszhouse,- and drawing
Is demanded .hts surrender. He,
poppiy .dnut while Story was,
hiInS sprang upon Garrigans
Sevol3cr. Story flew at
pistol, got il. to Haws's.
bent his back, and the
hout touching him.
grsppled with Story,
his left shoulder
nd HaRs shot him
fired twice at
Haws saddled
ID the officers.
o., neighborl
lalf q mile
"a large,
hey got
On Inc
sed him
1ouptains--@
hsnonnted and
Ton, then, gained
3itsnefs came up,
began shooting and
The posse replied,
q; ;histire, when he was,
Sithy fourteen balls in
a. gun and four revolvers.
5ls6n, two of the latter being at
Ute his belt, danglingin frontof hims
fhsy were eapped and cooked, and to.the
trigger ofs each there was attached small
loose string that was fastened to thssides
of his belt. When those who shot HIM
got b bis body, one young man stopped
down; to takeotf one of the pistols. and
the moment. he pulled it, off it went, and
: the ball want thrdngh his hand and wrist
another man standing by received the
same bal IN his side, and is not likely to
recover, The results Of the fight sum up-
one desperado, one officer and two Nor
mons killed, and two others wounded =.
There is great excitement over the affair
IN Otah, as Haws had borne bad,reputa-
top, having, as supposed, murdered his
wife to marry another mans s, with whom
, ha was hYiag up to his death. 9
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-08

I. asts >zllse4casRas .Snso
III bare rerfloyet oilT Bank to our nesF Ba6S--
w ing Uourse, where we have evesy fseilftyC
foEconduetihg general, Banking business, and
eoiieitthe continued and increased patronage.
We bsty and sen ~ tss-s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-08
LITTLE BLUNDERs.
Thave a cheerful word to-day,
Nv modest friend. l.,r YOU.

have a cheerful word to-day,
NV modest friend, flr you, ---
About those awkward lllte things
=. We Sonletinle say aud dos -r-S-s
Ne,er l,st a harmless hlunder tirsi-- - = 4
Your manly check gssuls ileli, \ :. :. y.
Yon're not sllonc in 7tul III sti.iss,f -
For tbOnsands-i6 thc -'''ass
New. ssis.l6.yols s.est,, it,Is 81, ~
! 80 ~ 'sIit.S ,sSr sSrpsiss> ~,
lrhg ILiI,, ,ftls- ID ny Seils - ~ I'M
riIEn loIssk sou, 90, b htliSf liaASefss 6 ,N
rs ARd.crnsh clsNl,rtn md ss.iiHe : :. x 3 II
slisys done ihS Wy s'r.,I. - i.
Or slibuld Soa lopS to cham, DC .t.14a
With sweet poetic strains.- 49, 4 1f-
= Get laEighnsi ilt for. YnIE ls,iftsy - W
stand ss,s ef0tE- the witty 'NsfrtSls i : 2i{f
- 'Iop'Fc ssill yds'r heoes.. s..n.anc 2 SS>ySs
Bon'l care y pin. a host pf 3neriS -. n -
Have doue The, very same y q ~. =
Or if to some sihsssineds Esseed .
Your taleof wee yoEr 7ytriti,
ReceiSs tns scofpicfi S sting II
while Icarning 20 - hnRye disereoti' =. y =. !
Mind a95 ~, srtsf -. sES S,.,, s,Is, ,S, S-,s,,s
aar1 donR tseyef efy same
y saors;nl...,t seIls sluuassse,-l
SSs strss : 80 aiaa deed, Z
WithI >. d II ~ y IttAoe n.s 80
Bsf n rhe1I ~ |ls " sslid or ione,s
, y Think nor - hhanle or blame, ~ = -,
But rafher saf, .-Ehy should I-fret ~, -
Good men lase 'donethe same
5But shculuyes aver slisht the soorec
u iJghencc tIlltn anil justice kprlne, =
= Ard ffoui your ienhood stnDp - c =,
4 A ma liriciorl \ y-thinEs = - 80 a
trhth y or ace fyorl ~ ven and eaffh.
F'5le nai,rc, 4 tgril9i man. my friend, :.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-08
B. A. FAH EST0CK'S
FUG.

= - se=ls ) -
ltis now oyer YoFty yeas since this was
offered remedy ior Worms, and from shkttfne
ilstrsPutati stsl tnsresssds sdntl1 1t the
throughout al parts Of the world 10 be the
sovgtf6n remedy. Worm cohfeetiohs, made more
for the Pleasing palate than of over
oTar-th Roun their short leash OF life ia
Askrlysxh p sstoek5s YsrIls e
look Pdk slndS Sickl1 from 40. other eausSss than
tsor5s and sgas1ts are most frsqdeRtly the result
{ Of these hidden aAppers and miners.s $3.50
When they are irritable and lsVerish, sometimes
craving food aadeating rayenously, again refusing
Whelssons diet tossing Esstlsssl in sleep, Hiong
and grinding the teeth, then be assured these syF
: tOma are indications 0f worms, 80
gneasinssS and pain IN the abdomen, with sWsiis
ing AndthArdness, are gensEAl Attslidznt upon
the presence of these hidden saPpsEs and min
A gradual wasting sway or tieS 81 che
aesh Il one OF the mort common sttepds npon
They AbssEb the AnilnAI nices, and destroy
the nourtshment impaired 70 the ston aeh BY hsle-
some diet thereby oeeasioning variable appeits
Hndsa-Itrong desire for indig gestIble food -
Thss stomAeh has. undoubtedly, very great
slympathT with other parts Of the body.s'Thjs Is
the with respect TO the Irritation produced by
.Wosnri sPsslally those existing IN Lha stomAEh
PAtsnls PftsR suffer Incredibly without being aware
Many helpless shild has been laid In the grave,
when the diseasaW which caused its death has been
entirely misuzderstood, aud when worms have
really been hd.eSuss. It Aaa been proved beyond
le9yil thai worms exist in the human system from
OarlleSt y nfEnGy, therefore parents-especially
AsoettrS Rho more constantly with theirehild-
eAnnotbs toS.ObserVing Of tbs first svzsptOzs5
Q teornIs, for 80 surely aS they exist, can they be
saly and speedily removed from ths-nlest deIfc0te
1afaats BY the timely use of B. a. Fahnestoek's
Fermifngo ----r-
ysisiana do not hesitate to recommend It and
nss It In their practice and many of the most emf
ns1tef the profession, frsm All parts Of the country
ke1tiy 70 Its Uniform success. In fact, Ii nesoE.
fails. It has frequently been given 70 children
As safe purgIVe, not saSPectfng the cause OF the
Illness, and large quantities Of worms were diseharg
ed and immediate relief Afforded .af -
Great caution must be used by every purchase
to be hiG own Judge in one sense, and to examine
every bottle he buys Of it, The sim nznle Of
fAHEEsTocE is not sufficient He must leokcloSey
and carefully to see that the initials are b A.
FAHNEsrocK, and be satisfied with nothing ese.S
ScHWkRTZs& HASEETT,
SUCCESSORS TO
B. A FAHNESTOCKsS SON q CO..
Pittsburgh, Pa. -
SOLE PROPRI ETORS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-08
T0BAeCe 5 CIGARS.

pEST Brands of Cigars, Fine Cut, and
ID Plug Tobaccos from 10 to 25 per
cent. lower than any othet place in the
city. -
Try the new success in Fine Cut-'Dia-
mond B." $120per pound, and Dew Drop
50.
Richmond Navy, lst class, 25 cts. plug
or 70 cts. pound
: Golden Atlantic Navy. IS cts per plug
85 per pound r
2fndmph Pocket Piece" 10 cts. per
plug three for % cents so cents per
pound Best Natural Leaf 81 ,25 per ID.
Ten cent Flounde foEl5 'cts. Also, Fine
Virginia iaSnoking Tobacco cheapest in the
market.
SNUFF Rappe Copsnhagen, and
GGrretts Best Scotch 10 pei cent cheaper
than offered in the city. =
DWIGHEI MYERS & CO.,
6 SIC Brunaasn