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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-24

Lumber and Building Material.
NORTHERN HOWELL, Isl Cor. Broad and
High streets,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-24

Manufacturers and Dealers IN Hair Work
]. P. GRAYILLE & CO., 3 n. Cherry street.
JOS. 4. LOISEAU 4 CO., p y. Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-24

Paints, Oils and Glass.
CHAS. II. GAUTHIER, Is N. College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-24

Real Estate Agents.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR WEAKLET, Sc North
CollegeStreet.
THOS. CALENDER. 80 North Cherry street.
JAMES HICKMAN, No. IS Church ST, Maxwell
House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-24
III. III. POSITION,
LEAF TOBACCO BROKER.
No. Is BROAD STREET.

DIFFERENCES; j. NJ. CARSEY, son &
III Co., Nashville, Tenn; K. F. Nevins, Nash
vile, Tenn; BlakemOre, Mayo < Co, New York.
Iah25 2aw wed ,S-Sat 3ns
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-24
AttOraevs-at-Laag

AttorTgeys-dt-Lal0.
r. L. CARUTHERs, Jr, 6 J. W. BONNER, No.
46k n. Cherry st.
J. p. JEUP, Office 53x Cedar street.
WM. n. MeALISTRR, Jr.. IS n. College street.
SMITH, BAXTER & ALLISON, No. Porter
Block.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-24
Proposals for Gas Posts.

OEALED PROPOSALS WIIL BE RE-
Deceived by the Edgefield Gas Committee, until
Saturday, June -,
for. furnishing Lamp Posts for Edgefeld, said
posts TO weigh not less than 200 pounds each, to
be of the Baltimore pattern, like the one in
front OF the Gas ONCE. in Nashville. The posts
to be delivered in Edgefield where needed. The
Committee reserve the right To reject any and
all bids W. l. MCINTURFF.
jei9 til Chairman Gas Committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-28

Ar an inquest in the case Of Edward
McMahon, who died OF injuries received
by falling from the reof Of tenement
house in Now York. il was shown that
after the accident, which caused frac-
turs Of the skull, two broken ribs, a
rupture Of the spleen anal seriou. alb
dorninal injuries, he san. the Mulligan
Guards" at the Eleventh Precinct station
house. and for soine time WAS believed
10 have received only trivial injuries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-28
THREE .LITTLE CHAIRS.


They sai alons by the bright wood iv.
The gray haired dame and the aged sire,
Dreaming OF days gone by:
The tear drops fell on each wrinkled cheek.
They both had thoughts that they could not
A.sssn heart uttered ,isA.
For thslr ssd and tsarful eyes deserted
Three littls chairs. placed side by side.
Against the sitting room wall;
old.iashlonsd eDough. as there they stood.
Their seaisof rush. and their ffames Of wood.
With their bscks 90 straight and TALL
Then the sire shsok his sllvery bead.
And. with trembling voice. he gently SAID
Mother. those empty chair.
They bring ne saeh sad. sAd hoashis. 70
night.
Wen pat them forever oat OF sight,
In the ANAL DARK room. upstairs
But che answered. Father, no. not yet,
FOR look st them. and fortct
That the children went away;
Tbs hoy. came back. and eur Mary, too.
With her .pron 90 % checkercd b.ne.
Aud hsrc sNery day.
$50 let then stand there. thosgh empty new,
And every time whsn alone we bow
At the Fathers thrune To pray,
Well ask t. meet the children sbosr,
In the ssvior's home 90 rest and love.
Where no child goeth away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-28
TRAVELLING AyB rRrlGHfISG. :

OS AND AFTER ocroBRRs isTs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-28
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, Ete.. ..
.:s 10 ss,s;s. s.; Cola I'M SO .s''I.ss '.s:i.ss
b0STWICK, ROBINSON & CO.

Hsai19ii9gq.E4.W.W. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-28
Mark Twain's Last Adventure.

got into the ear.. in juxispc.ition to
n female. That females face was apsr-
feet insurance company for her. IL in
sursd her against getting married to
anybody except u blind man. Her
mouth looked lik crack in dried
lemon, and there was no more express
sion In her face than there il in a cup of
cold eustartl. She appeared as though
she had passed through one famine, and
got about two-thirtls through another.
She was old enough to be the great
grandmother Of Mary, who had little
lamb. She was chewing prize popcorn,
and carried in her hand yellow rose,
while q bandbox and cotton umbrella
lay BY her side. was full OF curiosity
to hear her speak, so | said: The sxi-
gencies Of the times require great cir
sumspec,ien in person who Is travel
ing. Says she. Whati Says j, the orb
Of the day shines rssplendent in the
vault above. She hitehsd round un-
easy like, then raised her umbrella, and
said. don't want any of your ss-sit
out! And got.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-28
A rosp mother in Ran. county. No.,

A FOND mother in Rails county. Mo-,
has named her daughter Mazin Grace,
A nsighbor inquired how she came to
select such an odd name. la" said
she, "I GOT II out Of the hymn hook. -
The neighbor expressed surprise. and
said she had never seen the name in any
hymn book she hsd ever used. "You
haven't?'' said the mother of Mazin
Grace. "why. don't you rscollect that
familiar old hymn commencing 'Mayin
Grace, how sweet the s0undl"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-28
Axoso many other things IL is said

ANoSo many other things il Is said
that the Shah Of Persia, having been
induced to take the portel-beer during
his visit to Bsrlin, at once ordered u
dozen bottles to be forwarded TO an un-
Gle in Tsheran. whom hs suspected OF
CROWN: too popular during his absence,
adding. as he psckoted the receipt given
him at the parcel delivery office. "If
he can stand that. | have nothing more
to say. and must bow to the will Of
Allah" #. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-28

ALkcruRKR ON optics. in explaining
the mechanism Of the organ Of vision.
remarked, Let any man gaze closely
into his wifo's eye, and he will see him
sslf looking 30 exceedingly small that
=" here the lecturers voice was drown
sd by the shouts OF laughter and APP
plauss which greeted his scisntiiic re-
mark
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-28
THE scENERy.

The road to the Lake. nom Csson. 10 one Of
great beauiy, passing through green iorests;
across rugged mountains and along beautiful
valleys. The scenery around the chores OF me
Lake IL kmong the most gorgeous IN tns wofid'
Telegraph ofice at the Hotel. t
,ysu MN. vEsEY, Proprietor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-28

VIZ are told that lady in Iowa put
vitriol on her scalp for the removal OF
dandruff. We 10 not care to present
painful scenes. but she certainly said 1t
was the dsndrutisst experiment. she ever
undertook.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29

un9 &cms curb ris piempntelsn gins
lprade erbebe. Die 9lntrpst mus ni6t
un9dnitiS 9dautrt buten, ia Der Gr;s
tlldct 8leiR carauf sinen pldlaten mad
Gcm lanrte. rpelber pem bsil. Batter be
rlftete, cab Ger prsu6iibe 86nig iI6 su
0uniten Ger lnatb1n9ieteit peS Ster.
bauptcs Der fatbolil6cn 8ir6e auese.
lprOben bate.
IS bat rielcr S@ritt ces gr,bilhCf5
perihisrene Sruribeiluns nfabsn f; ims
MERLIN 9ibt or Elm riibrsnrss SsiIpiel Ypn
rsr AntdnSlibfsit pes Gr,biibois Die
cte.due Oil rcn bl. Satrr. uebii9ens
bate mon aIcn Grunr, in risier Anses
sr9enbsit an prn WOnarhen ~ appsli.
ren. 6at.e cod 6bbfcerielbe idcn vcrs
Der Gle 0epa:ttbaten res 8Gnigs 9ictcr
emmanuel amtli6 uno nahpridlih ses
misbilia. uno in Ger Sbronrerers res 9anps
tags pom 1867 ausprIGli6 Ysrlprpben,
cen anIpriiden iriner faiboIiltsn I'm
tstbanen auf feline SdrlOrss fur rte
unabbdnsisteit tss S%bsrbauptes tbrer
Sirbe aere6t III rprrren.
UOrtissuns foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29

Tertrag nit ben SIttsnberrn siusealneen. no.
ra6 Disie (pis mir CUR 3sit in Ger vea;etts" BE-
ridtsten) cine @cncciicu BON 80 Sectdrs Gr,.
LAMB ssesn cine idbrlibe Hsnte pen 250.000 Srs.
plprsup 80 Sabren e%rbieleu. Der Bsrtrdy'
puree nab lansen Oiseulipneu uno S5pis-
r%isfeitsn am % glugult nit Is ssssp 10 Stim-
men ssnsbmist. Su r~srie.bsr Sisuns cispsn-
lirte bic Idmmer oaS @eisB POM 2 cUnlfitatiO.
nslsu Solum nit IA ssssn ~ Stimmta UNI
4 G%ntbaIiunsrn. las Wsiss fam pann Dor ben
Sfaatsralb. Oieler ei5psnlrte Cd niht penn :
Solum, neil in Ger 8ammsr i'd feline Naicri-
tat fur Cispsn5 ein1efIncer bate, ineem tei %
anDelerrsn N;ts!isrsr iit wsrigltsns IS fur bic
Itspsns bdtten auslpre&eu miineu. Die 8i6
tigfeiI eteisr anli6t ~brltreitst ole Hdmmsr Rat
BEN bic Gntl6eipunS eeS StdctsratbsS tetanHt
puyps, srfIartsn bic CIDER SoaSisu. 6e woaten
nur r,sSr Die Salfte Ger ibnen ~ srtarntes Dec
iare. Sn 6olst Der einsstrstsnsn Sanpelseriis
psr;i6teten eie Sutienrsrfe pcu Il Saup 'ss
adn,Iib auf lbre 9onesnion. SIN eaufe per 3
@OnLie, ~ psItsm bic GutItsipung pas @s.
ieB ssrurtueilt bate, lieien nod auesre Ysr3ihts.
iuuGblt Die Der Slttsnpsrfs pom 5oQsriG, baum
BON Stsiafort, isratr Don 2ooanse uno @olmar-
Berg Elm. 60 battfn aou 3 Scntrdetprtn 6 Der
5t6tet uno % bllebtn nIr r1ebr bic Sutttnpertt
Der 8eielItaft WeS Une 81. aub Die oou 81
tango. Der 0eaeralcirsetor lue earauf Die
Sittsnwsrfs 81 elmer GOnfsrens auf ben 5 Sanuar
elm in Der or cen Serrsn ibre 9pntraettri9is.
felt bspiss unp ibusn iaste, Dap nc ssri&ili& sur
Velfibruns ibre5 Ssrtrases ansebalten ulroeu,
ea fein 0runp ~ Siinpisun9 porbanptn lei. Die
Ssmsrfunasn mahten Ginprud uuo bet elmer =
3uiammsufunft trfldIttn nd bic 9ontrabsaten
bersit itatt 1893. 2l0 Declare ~ asbmsn unp per-
Iansttu nur cap bic srfe Annui,dt 1 Sabr ~.
rlfssisst wires. Bon untsriaise i'm vrsiie mar
uitt Die 8soe. Das Saue bate 10 10000 Jrs.
iibrlia u. Zen Grtras pss &saisbstrisbs soa bent
tea bslsiitsn Suttsu ubsrlaiensn Grjss sr5altsa.
Die Ansssssnbsit bate I@ aui Der Bats ORR
uen laItn, psnn ui&t bic S1wisrisftit sspeieu
mare, paB sinise 5uttsnwsrts ssrji&tst tdttsn-
lIntsrbanpslt fOnnte aud ui6t psrpen, ionf bat
ie bic &ssisruns zen tritsn gsrtras itlbt IN
siltis srflart. go III Die Sats Dor Der Ram
msr. Die GENERALIZATION bat ii& fur cen prV-
ssB snti9itben, Ger 6ensrdlpirecter eriust aui
einsn nsutn Ysrtraa mas eas Bette liter III
Der nun mad Ohsrn ~ Staurs iommsu isa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29
fOie Sartenfam6e.

Son Der tdtp0lllden Yrelle Ut loon oft
Guf Die @efabr, Die Oas 9eien BON Sells
9eipSiger 8artenIaube" fir Die
&atboliten bat, aufmtrtiam sema9t wor-
Den. Ser in Srier eri9einenoen vWoiela
Seituns" entnebmen mir aus ibrer ~literari-
l4en &unoidau fOlsenSe &ritit, Die ,u-
9lei9 cine quite @arnung lit.
Sn Der ~neueltsn Summer Der .8arteu=
laube" erlaubt Ii6 Die inter Dem Yieu=
oOnpm idriitlteIernoe 9sriaIerin oes &o-
mans rSie ,,ueite 6rau", g. Marlitt,
in einem Oialo9e Spiiden einem blalirten
Baron uno ieiner jun9en Srau Der lebtern
folsenoen Sas in ben Wuno gu lssen:
.Nur oaour6, oaS Siele, Die banoeln
miBteu, gu beauem oenten, nm Den seiiti-
gen 8alalt abSuititteln, 1T IS gu ertldren,
oaB Die 10 b niinnisite SermeI-
enbeit oes WeHdeu9ebirus,
Die Der ulte Wann in Gom pros
II amirte, in anlerm Subrbunbert audi
nur anI5ntau4en permodte."
ebselebsu oaOOu, oaB elmer proteltanti-
i&en s rau 0inter 6. Warlitt iiedt ndm.
LID cine ~boaSebiloete, ieiuiiblenoe Sas
me- Elm iOld ablprs6enoss llrtbeiI iiber
elm Dogma Der tatboliideu Stride a a l.
lerlesten Sultebt, 1T es b66it tattIcs,
Den Yapit in lp6tiider @eiie einsn .alten
Wtann" 81 nennen. Sie Dame mag es
ibrem 8eihlehte ~ 8ute balten, ,penn III,
ier y6einseflbl~ uns abbGlt, voie Yrelie
oas rehte WOrt auf cine iolde Gbriur6ts,
Oerlesuns finoen gu lahen;~ Die Shriit=
l%telerin 1T eben tran,lid uno taub, u. mir
pollen Ntiileio nit ibrem 3uitauoe baben /;
aber mir nebmen @eranIaliuns, uniere sn-
lidt lber ibre uielseprieisnsn Romane III
prd,iiiren. Oie HlbrrOmane~ bon 6.
Warlittt limb aIle mad elmer
9 habIone obri5irt; iibsral bass
ielbe 8eripps mi, etipas anoerm Sleii6.
Die y IN eiti9tei 1T Ole Sauptltdrte
Der S6rlftlteueriu,-pe eineu Roman
sslelen bat, bat lie ale ssleien. sic bdt-
tie nit benz ~8ebeimriB Der alien WamIsa"
Ole Sober bel Seitc lesen lolsn. Die
8rai.iuppe ibrer Romane beitebt aus fuls
Senosn Sn9reoienSien bOhmitbiger Qoel,
trOBiSe WaoheH, uumoslide @crbdltniIie
uno peri6nOmmsne @barattere, piel 2iebe,
bic absr ,u!sst ben SrOB bridt, uno oas
@an;e III, oamit Die Y~erfaherin aud als
.&ulturtdmpierir@ %auftritt, nit Der ,eitges
maBeH uno p~itanten Saues Der Seitenbie-
be auf ben aatboli,ismus seplr,t.--Nb.
scieben baDOn, baB Die .8artenlaube" Die
tatbo!iide Rirbe nit @ift unb Sobn In
tenoen,i0Ieu GrjdblInsen uno loniisen
.RulturartiteIu" ueriolst, 1T ss intsre0aui,
oaB ibre Sauptmitarbeiter - Sraueu
limb, osnn bic Observation-Disclosures 6.
W erner, uei6e bic Warlitt an Seiten.
bieben unb unm0SIiden 'Gbarattersn-ia.
gen mir beIer Rarritaturen-no6 iibers
triTt, Die ibren DAB sesen Die Stride ,uie
sinen rotben SaosH ourd ale gr,dblunseu
binoar65isbt, bat Ib aud ais cine Srau
enipuppti lie beiBt 6briitins glrltsnbinoer
uno lsbt in Berlin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29
8efsif&- Suxem6nrs.

Sic ,Boir ou luxembourg" POM 90 April
briust unS nibt tptntstr ais run1 Sranouualadt
in Der propinS eurtmbars.
Vim 3. @pril ,~srit5rts cine 5tusrsSrauf eas
~lieinerne Saus ees Sirtsn AZ 4ransban. Der
arme @ann psrler aae itine WSbsl une cine
3iest fam in ben 5lammsn um. Der Ssrluf
sstrait 1890 5rs. Das 5aus ises9 mar per.
I&srt.
am itIbfn Gage ssrittb Sas Saus Des OUT.
ihmisees 6. Sanbin su grapfentlin ID Sraan.
5aus, Grnets une WSbel pureen in Haub otr
Slammen. Der Sdaeen Der 6OOO bis $500 trs
tstrast IL sur6 5000 5rs. Strltsrans ssaedt.
YIN d apriI wurbs bic BspSlferuus BON Cha.
tilpn eurh einen Walebrane aufgeIhredt Der
in Der NStt bss Dorfss auSatSro&sn pay.
Dant Der Mnifrengunaen Der Doribewebuer gin.
gen nur 3 Rorssn Dals unS Swsdsu Ia slam.
ratu auf.
Am islbsn Datum braH in Der Natt ~ Bat
tineourt in Ger 0smeinet Salansi 5tuer aus u.
4 Wobnbauls r wurssn Elm Raub Der Slammeu,
Die gtrlulls stpa 1000 5rs. Tnp sur@ 8sri&s
rans ssbtdt.
Nm Z. spril III rine 5susrsbrunh in MsJan:.
60 aassebro6eE, bic ssiabrlin iein mug, ca man
tslssrapeil1 bic Gtuerpsbr BON Nrlpn ,ur Sllf.
ssrufsn. Tie u6btrsn Details Ine NOD ni9t Sc
tanni.
in 5p!se sinsr arfiass wsssn Disbaabl sr-
ihsB ii@ $. eamStntt. Gin iunsr Wann aus
Virtsn. Wan fanp ben Seibnam auf esm Gess.
Am 80. Rdrj ifart su SsuiaOn, Der S&SFt
Snitert, yriapsn! hts 5abri!ratbss Der piarrftr.
DE- i'm alter pom 81 SabrsR, tetrautrt BON alien
lie i'm fnnntsu. Gr mar sas Wuasr tines ia
milisnpatfra. sin srslsutsr Burger unp ssa9ts-
ter Wann.
6err u. Ssbisec. Asp0fat ju Mrlpn, III 3umGr.
sSnjusssri&tsr beim 5risSsnsSerihte stS Can
tons an Stsae Sss vtrfprbsnsu Ssrru 5inaut
srnannt werteu.
Nh Stsue sss pehsrtfntn 5frrn 8. Nsetrur
IL Strr 7. 8. Z. Dtiit gum pslissieommiEar
IN Strtpn trnannt porbeu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29
A6aimmuma absr oos Sosma Der

A6fimmans aber oos 9Osma oel
uniebI5arteit. Nus Yaoen ipuroe tir3.
LID Dem ,Wainbsr SOurual' beri6tet .Sa
beat ;a Gage fat allies mOsli6 1T, 10 fam
man iid aud niat belOnoers barber nun
bern, oaB Der Serr S%iirse,msiiter pon
Sdpanniusen i'm baoiiden Sssfrsis bas
unfeblbarteitss Dogma o!s cine @emeinbs-
a~nSeleSenbsit betrabtst unS oebbaIb ale
mdnnliden perionen, 0 ben Orten
Shwaninsen, gruHnaoern uno Inter.
panSea, pelde sinuno3Wan,is Sabre alt
ltno, in oas &atbaus bon Sbpanninsen
aut Den l3. Wdr3 sin5erufsn bat, I'm ab-
jultlmmen, oh Die 2ebre bon Der lniebl-
bartlett ess Yapltes in ben orsi 8emsinosn
angsnommen tueroen iols ooer nidt. Sc
osniaus ltreiit Die gauSs Sa1s iaOn msbr
ans urtomil1e. absr ,piiien mO9tsn pir
bod, nit iDeltem Rs9ts oisis birserlids
s8slsbslt iit In tir9lids Ausslsssnbsitsn
mIldt ano aber tatbolijae 8ldubsnsidbs
slas @bltimmuns In Sesus isbt,-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29

IN siasr lasssn fran,Sdi& ssi&risbsnsu Ger.
rsipsHssas avs Disfir& ma&t Gin 8a&maan i'm
,,ssT. @sris" Dsri&Iass fir ~yntinfa&uns
sss Disnlss Der 0sa&tsp0a,isbsr uus GrmS6i.
suus bn @ni&isbsrtsIa IA Yrusau. Der
gsri&Ias n rs&t latssma6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29
pie Sie6franemRir6e gu

pie Sie6franeuRir6e gu Srisr 1T
ourt cine neue, prddtise 3ieroe, elm 9roBa
artises S~riumpbtreua, bersidsrt porosn.
Ssn Gntuurf perbantt man Dem Ssrrn
8auratb 8 tat in SDIu, Die Sisursn bat
perr DIRECTOR Steiuls in Srantiurt &c
jeldnet. Der Ausorud In oekislbeH be
lonoers in Dem Bible Der idTer,baften
Wutter, 1T wunoerbar srsrsiienol uno rib
reno. Serielbe lit nod seiteige,t Durd
Ole meilsrboIt bon germ @unsb'~mer
aasSefibrte Decoration, BEN Die ppin1
romirang Deg Rreujes mie Der Sieuren
ubertraeen wprosu mar. Sie giloer BON
Marid unS Scbanres tpsroen auf benz
Guerbalten, Der ourd oen SUP oes Srsu-
ses gsbt, b%siciti9t. Die pier gnbsn Der
Rrsu;balteu tragcn in Weoailons bic
SpmbOle Der GuanssIien. Sas @an;e
idlieBt uaa llrtsn ab nit Dem 8ilos oes
Satans, Delhsm Der @efreu,ists ben Ropi
,~ertritt. Oas gauge Greu; nit Den 81.
9uren if aus Sol, psrfsrtist, bat cine so.
be BON l9 Sub unb Elm 8euidt bon IA
6entnern. SGsielbs mar siniss 3eit benz
Yublitum Sur Seidtisuns in Der Stride
ausselelt uuO tam Sann an isinsu Ylos
i'm sriumpibOseu Spiidsn Gbor u, GdiT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29

pie in 2seraRafef sridsinsnSe Sci.
tuns ~WoisIa- 1T felt ibrsm tur,sn Ss-
lteben bereits orsimal polissili9 nit BE.
l4las bsleSt uproen. Wsssn zines bsrs
.Wain,er Sournal" sntuommenen Nriiisls
puroe Der %sbaeteur Ssrr .Osirsi9- 81
70 SbaIern p%srurtbsilt. Del Der Gslessne
belt ceuitatirts Der 8Irssrmsiiier uOnSerna
iaitsl ofiSiea. baS Die .Woisna- i&roIf oea
.ultramontansn~ Stanbpunft %pertritt. Gin
beHeres Compliment bate ibr ais iatboli-
l9es SIatt uidt ~ 9bsiI lptrSm tSnnsu.
Wir sratuIirm!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-08-06

FfE STARK COUNTY DEMCCRAT,
In its new dress and quarto shape this
week, speaks for itself New type has has
beenIpuch needed foF some time, as the
typographical appearance of the paper
was not what we wished. The new type
and new shape, with a larger sheet will
enable us to furnish more reading matter,
which is of some consequence these news
paper days. Like the conversation of
individuals, a newspaper may give much
in quantity, but little Of meritorious quail
y. We have ever soughtto dealin facts
truth, and sense, and avoid empty twad-
die and balderdash. All this is too often
lost sight of by newspaper readers and
by newspaper men. The SeT05y charac-
ter of paper has much to do with its
acceptability. For this quality and for
the straightforward common sense and
regard for the prophecies and amenities
of life, we trust the DEMOCRAT will con-
tinue to be acceptable to its four thou
sand readers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-08-06

COLUMBUS and Franklin county would
seem to be sound on the New Constitu-
ton abomination, judging by the follow
ing from the daily Dispatch, of the 3rd,
an independent paper
The Columbus lawyers who, have been
out stumping the sundry townships of
Of this county for the past week or so, in
favor Of the New Constitution, which pro-
vides for dispensing with the elective
franchise, or parting with the right Of suf-
frage for ten years, (the Napoleonic term)
as to one Of the three branches of the
government (the judiciary, returned to
the city Saturday night, wiser, if not with
changed opinions Of the voters Of Frank
lin county. The meetings are reported
as exceedingly meager, some Of them
not rallying enough for the puspose of
organizing. Sic transit, &c, Now, let
our candidates for Congressional honors
proclaim their opinions and views upon
the impending document. Are they in
favor Of electing one of our three branch
es Of government for life, or ten years,
at salary Of $1,000 a year? The ques-
ton is of interest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-08-06
0IR c0AS11TU7I0N 1IcKET.
JUR CONSIIIIVI1O77 11TTHN1I' 11TTHN1I' Z
Iu0 FIRST NoTE: NdA i.'N
Against the New Constitution, liT
m0 SECOND VoTE:
Against Minority Representation.
THIRD VoTE:
Against Railroad Aid.
Hl FOURTH VorE:
H'' Against License.

MIsrAKsN.-The editor of the Woos-
ter Republican, who advocated the cru
SADIE movement in a temperance crusade
speech some weeks ago in our town, is
violently in favor of theNew Constitution,
as we learn by his paper. He says, court
house and railroad rings &C., are against
the wonderful New Constitution. SO far
as Canton is concerned, it is quite other
wise. The Schaefer Repository benzine
ring here are with the temperance cru
SADIE Wooster Republican, as are their
special friends in the Court House.
After the 18th these bubbles will col
lapse and subside. We will hear no
more of "New Constitution and License"
for some time to come.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-08-06
THE DEATH ACCIDENTAL

From reliable source, we learn that
the facts concerning the death of Viii
son Carson, of Milton township, in this
county, are not those as reported by the
press. Mr.. Carson was engaged to be
married to Miss Hannah Wilson, daugh-
ter of John Wilson, an estimable young
woman to whom he was much devoted.
This young lady was taken sick, a few
months ago, and at period when twas
thought she could not recover Carson
was heard to say that if she died, he
woule commit suicide. The young lady
recovered, and they were soon to be
married. On Thursday, July 23rd, Car.
son visited Warren, and purchased, it is
told, some articles for his wedding attire.
He called upon Miss Wilson, and had
happy interview with her, in the pres
ence Of her mother, and left for home,
reaching there about midnight. Hewas
next found Friday morning in a dying
state, and expired about noon. 1t is
reported that on his return from Warren,
he visited a store in Palmyra, and took
from his pocket flask of liquor, and
poured portion of its contents in a
glass and drank it. 1t is theorized, from
the fact that he had carried morphine in
his pocket as a remedy for arrangement
Of the bowels, that unconsciously he took
an overdose of it, from which death most
unhappily ensued. The funeral of
young Carson took place Sunday, July
10th, from his fathers residence. There
were fully seven hundred people pres
ent, and the procession counted two hun
dred and ten carriages. The services
were conducted by Rev. H. H. Tuttle,
Of Palmyra KoHngStO7ON 7ri6HHs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-08-06

The Matt Carpenter scheme for gag
ging the press is thus referred to by the
Milwaukee News:
The old Alien and Sedition laws, pass
ed under the administration of Mr.. Ad-
ans, were not more Objectionable. Those
measures, however, were beneficial to
the people, inasmuch as they materially
contributed to overthrow the aristocratic
old Federal party, for which was pro6ta-
bly, substituted the Jefersonian Democ-
racy. In due time the Alien and Sedi-
ton laws were repealed, and their au-
thors were cursed for whole generation.
This new press gag law will also do good
by helping to arouse public Indignation
against the most corrupt set OF politicians
that ever disgraced the Republic. In due
time they and their villainous law will be
relegated to their proper place. a
lfthe time should ever come when the
press Of the country can be virtually ST.
lenced or placed under censorship at
Washington by the chiefs of party in
power, then goodbye American liberty