The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-22


a $50 900 Court House 9oH1'foJ e asiiA
slSehooimEstSr ,7eKFhst is .nothing22.
Boy 5I6i tbs when g man. tells Yen e, hold
his horse, and Just says, Thank you ~
The New York Times says 'quirfhe
and India fhbbeF are the otw0 great booasl
which the disocvasynfgAmeneA bsstoBed-
upon lmanklnd.. nsarzadg bsbEs l4.ffi.sr-
| f--AccordlDg to the New Haven Regis,
ter, there are in Conngcticut ~very few
chtrches (which would besWIiliDg 10 admit
negroes to smembsrshipijoRi.a .an le9palitya
with the sWbites. Rf-lst brsss. q O, -sovTg,I
Mr.. Ordway,, Sergean t7at- Arms Of
the House or presentatIves, dehissthat
his son has beeA- enrolled and paid as q
servant of the House -wnife- absent at
school or elsewhere. .sGf q 2aigollei zHr
-"OLA iMiehaHb,a3ths bNsYo Fairfield
charcoal peddler, being asked why he Did
not attsnd) d)chsrch, depTecanhgiY sxptaln-
ed that he gliysdT SC - Dur he couldn't
| glt there -D03l5 5ltTe 10 -
s--Leather made from 4 he SKIN Of the
White whale, IT. IS said ,,Is hewa regular
article OF Manufacture aT SONS Of the via
lagesVin Canada, II il, both fne,and doA
febles ard shoe Lh0aEs Of AFs SAD a1a nesfE
E6dFingg 6g the the khfys 81 s84psditiB05na ri
RussiFn sisoldiers were, fed chiefly on hiss
enitssc scoynposed ops third 81 tge fopro dpe
third or poWdered besf, and one, thru pt
saners kradt. Tie sod iefs i led this, food
and their good healia AS ttrlb butsd I -
great part to the use OF -lf., W
The project OF Versatile recently de-
cIafe6 that-in The deDaft thsht u tAS Eeiae-
et-O3ss taS SmortAiitY 1f iufaatts isfrDp1so
10 af7esp peg cent. A., large .proportiop
Of these children are habItEelly put out
70 nurse through The e2ieeneies Of fashion
dths hdence 81 h&ois among PaEisian
mothers. % ssisiEenll dgBoIod4 h-s7ad g
si&FAn slsgaat little steam. yacht of f2sSe
1pns. for the, TKhedlye J, Of, Egypt was
launched the other day at u ni1 ln' Eng
fand. She IS -f52 feel long 'ahd withdraw
osly six iaste ehRatsr 1tEihmakGdnut
Id kDotslani h0uEsF i odestinstien 9f ths
yacht ls the BoAPhaEps attsE Yhish shs
for the HShedive' services d 6fihg his = lsl u
70 tb0 S0lta1s sfi 1ss0 bsbisSIQ g1ul ead
bGEIhe PEussiap u UpEer HOuse has Tejee-
ted BY large majority the bill abelishlpg
the stamp duly On psNspapels. which was
passed some weeks ago by the Lower
-Ghanber, eRkefe only az toted as.Gihst it.
.6nlyolast esssiOnstfetE ElHpeE iHoast passed
2. Essol luti9n that the press stamp be ahol-
Eished Jan. !. 1874 Ihe change N senti-
ment is Idonbtiess due to the strenuous
exertions Of the Govefninent. saSzl asi1l1
ste=@H @HorseaeshsIs still ,c0nShmsd inls=ge
quantities in Paris During the fnt slx
months of 1873, 5,lS6 horses were setd forl
eating. The heart, liver, brains, IN 4
tongue are eaten Ike thosesof the OK The
shoFses purchased for the market bring t$25
to $50 ingold. This ,aewy trade Increases
the value of used horses not diseased
| by more than $40 cssh. So that the
wealth. of France Is Increased sBS about so
millions by the use of horsefesh as fe9dsa I
1.-The Russian nation is the one which
sEeskss the most languages antsoFhIc
speaks them Sthe bsstsM4sQ One - ayI-gd
through Gefhany and mot bears aWord. d
French spoken, but he viii be.snre to hea I
lltawhen heireaehes the -fronilsF Of Russia.
The Russian schools and gylnnasias for
girls are of'the- -highest-e7esilsnce, and ID
soRiez6 Of the gnlsa achapis N AtQssoE the
dresses are All brown 70 prevent The bad
feelings which might arise from q com paIil
son Of dresses and toilets pray - s,ea
as2---W Wooden sho6sIIsFo hiShlyg reGDm Z
menaed by Ithe agricultural societies Rnd
J GeYernments. Europe, as it, is shOYH
that many diseases resnItine IN impaired
gohstitutions and even IN the loss ofzhIS
have resulted fr6mn wearing heather ElI6eb
in wet weather. "a practical WoTkma4
from France has been called recentlyyt
Germany to supefintend their u1anufactmS
They are light and easy to wear, and prpi
Vlded with alAsmall .cushlOR within the
sppper SIDE tp, clvFate-- any EsssHHe e1
dIthat part of the loot. They are of = neat t,
pleasant appsafaHce blaeksned orRarnishl
E ed large eno6ah q accommSd Sdats ort-
liable stockines9 and eproNIdad With leafhet
/ straps. sfhe,t stires rang siF0n1 ssy-of
4seents, and a very few pairs. Won ID last 4
u iIfetime 80 - ~, .--.---.--.--.-.zlcf usE ]
1.-The Ashantess war. is bringing to notice
soine Of the daeeE practices of the natIVss
/ The king OF Ashantees desiring on 9 : o. hiF
generals to return with his troops, sent bI
a messenger an seABIem ofarecail," com
sisting Of a, circle Of beads. 1 his lordef
was disregarded, and one more potent wa
4 sent BY the ifats king. -is Its form zWas
4 that, of a. small shisldl madeaof the-fibeF
sof spalmi and ais siguifeat ton vas We
understood by its reelPlent, IN acoordancs
with native usage, when a general swiIl
not return from 'wafsin accord with the
message OF beads, the king takes thIsmins
iature shield, and Eolemnly ssWears upon i
that he WillEhili himself If his order, i
/ again disobeyed. 81 ghestrOops7 we're -hlleC
with uperstItifiousahOrror when the sym
Dol was received and the general no Ion
4 ger disObsyed this order toretreat.lt N.
lFE--Raris as now euJoying . eprlous stree
exhibition Of taEns Pigeons sThes oWpsl
has5s portable dpigson1o house. which be
\ plants ct 3 sstrsst tROrnor ! the hock beng
? at liberty to rernzin5 IN or oatsI Having
/ taken up hos position lthesexhlbltoI blows
q trumpet, andaoff fy the whole foek 3
pquarterof q u1ile or so sssttng eYentnally
lron Thousstops and a8indoWosllls.s "a Another
\ peculiar blast; aand hack they come Al
hthey approach, the cBrshehmahsh holds up &
tsmallred hag.o That. ned flag jsl for one
Fpart ieular bird which knORa his celor, anC
settles upon the staff "a the showman holdi
4 it thofiz6ntally. - In like amanner Rresblue
j white and partl Sooloreds fags held up
beaehgoue Of whIch yseems the ex0lusi x
4 pro perty or sienal % q particular bird. anc
\ on which that especial lbiFd, winch mean
7 tine has sbeen' oWEitingE on some WindoN
Hedge or housetop, ssttleslsdW .o-sE1
b'aETbe Philosophical Society Of Chicago
\ is an organization whose mission II u e
I discuss scientific topics. ~ ltz membershiI
! ineongrnously- inosndssi preachers, Spin
| tualists, niu6dels, and mensWifhou q belle
of any kin6s-4ts neatiRgs-ar held IN the
Clark street Net hodist. .chpTch, from whOks
II congregation II was originally AL Ou+7
1 growth, the heterodox- elements being IA
! ter innoRations $50 Ihersis now tropble u
the soeiety and oite bas' come out ef this
lheterodoxy. Gerald Massey lectured be-
] fore it on '1Why don't God Kill the Dev1l Z.
i and Judge Both stalked to them aabop
"Fhe7 nonsense OF the 0lds testament
This was ameEesl than the Clark rstreet
Methodists could stand. and they ave TIE
Society notice to quit. The society 're-
1 Piled with an huinble letter, dSsiari4 4g
hthaE the two objectionable lectnree did ppt
represent thes sen tments of the majeut u
and promising to, exercise q cepsorshi P
| over all future. lectures. Tins eating 81
humble pie, hOweveF, is anot 1ikelySto help
then, for the church insists. oon lkiekibg &
them outyoabid 1asRol odt u i5a-Iro5
l@- Da-7 ~ p i1IL5gnc-
CoEeREss On the 18th after q speech By
Mr. Frelinghuysena Of .ths, resumption OF
specie payments. the deaths OF James
Brooks and Wilder D. Foster were an