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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-06-25
THE VICTORIA REGIA..
From the Young Folks Rnrall

From the Young Folks Rnral-l
presume it is safe to say that, OF the
many readers of the Eoung Folks Rural not
half dozen have ever seen the magnificent
water lily known as the ''Victoria Regia."
The Amazon, in South America, is the
largest river in the world. It is $50 miles
wide at its mouth. This river Is the home
OF this lily, which, on account of its magni~
tNde and beauty, was named in honor of the
queen of Epglanda /! had the pleasure of
seeing one raised in a dollhouse in tank Gfty
feet long, twenty, Ave feet wide and nine feet
deep ; yet With all this space there was room
for only five leaves to float at time, without
touching each other, or interfering with the
flower. The leaves were nearly round. and
from five to seven feet in diameter, and were
turned up at she edge all round, some four
inches, by placing pieces OF boards so as to
equallze the pressure. QHs of the largest
would sustain the weight of boy weighing
hundred pounds.
The flowers were most majestic when in
full blossom, and were some fourteen in.
ches acrcss. They we've in form like the
white WAGER lily, white. with yellow CEN
ter. The stem was thnee-fourths of an inch
in diameter and was connected with the leaf
In the center Of the underside, which spread
out In veins or ribs, which interace with
each ether in so regular a manner, that 1t
actually suggested the idea how to construct
the Crystal Palace, one of the largest and
most splendid buildings ever erected. It cost
$500 year to raise and care for this one
plant. ]. f. SANBoRN.
Tabor IONA.
CALIFORNIA PBoDUcTs.-Th reports
from all parts Of California speak Of new
discoveries of mines-iron, copper, coal
and quicksilver Thousands of ions Of
crude petroleum are oozipg from the hill
sides Of the Santa Paula and San Antonio
creeks. Silver ore has been found in
San Bernardino and Bern counties. The
owners of mine of chromate Of iron are
negotiating. it is said, with a Liverpool
firm for the sale OF this mineral, the sup
ply of which promises to gradually in
crease 4I@80t a@ 8410lt}
But while the mineral kingdom in Call
itornia IS thus threatening to compa,e
with Pennsylvania In iron, ard even in
petroleum, the vegetable products ~ the !
State arJreceivingt important additions
every day. Ramie will soon be extern
sively cultivated. The Santa Barbara
Press states That a company there have
now eighty acres of olive, almond and
walnut trees under cultivation California
would, therefore, seem to contain an cpl
tome OF the productions Of all cllmes, AT
the same time, the old speciality OF Cali
fornia-gold- has been discovered in
large quantities in The lower portion Of
the State. - Western Rural.
Sunday the strongest day in the
week9-Because all the rest are week
days. gauaaae5 lsaoiieN sa4 3a.aA aosts5
.;.f. -ss "a blsd ahn01 ,A03f g 8anL hsYqg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
..LOOK HERE STIR ANGER.n .

Mr.. EDIToR:-A travelling man who
knows ,iIe comforts and discomforts Of a
motel would like to say u word on this, to
us travelling men, important subject.
| announce with more than ordinary
satisfaction that the new Bernard House,
at Mansfield, will open in "a week or 81
under the prOprietorship of MIR. SHUMAh
KIEsTER, for some time past, mime host
OF the popular Empire House at Shreve.
Under the whole-sOuled careful man
agement of Mr.. Kiester, the Bernard at
Mansfield, cannot and will not tail to
command the regard OF the travelling
public. As mime host" Mr.. Kiesler has
Ily hanDy faculty of making his Hou,
acceg table and genial to his guests. Hls
gentlemanly bearing and close attention
to business have for long time, made hi
House the desired haven Of those travel
ing men who had made his acquaintance
and enjoyed the hOne comforts OF hir
Hotel. All these win be sure to patron
ire the Bernard At Mansfield.
YIAToR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
nFnIcArLON SERVICES

The newly erected church of the Evangelical
Association on East Fourth Street was dedicated
10 the worship ofGOd on last Sunday Dec a. Rev,
z. Dubs Of Cleveland officiating Among the
ministers present were Revs. z. Buckingham j.
D. Domer, s. B. Kring, B. Y, Hiatt, G. ", smith,
L N. Kuhns, J. A. Burke. and Others The church
4 neat and substantial frame, convenient and
Well finished, and cost $500 The AMOUNT ofin
aebtedness on the day Of dedication was s2,9OOi
ne amount made on subscription that day was
@OOO, leaving surplus Of 500 After paying for
ne church,
This association hAsh anorganiEatlon in Can
ton for number Of years, and ls rapidly growing
in strength.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
K.4AER. r.


MAssILLoS, Dec. "a, 1874.
A gentleman of this vicinity has re-
ceiyed, in response to letter addressed
70 friend Of Mr.. Shanly's, some particu-
lars Of interest to this line of railway. A
portion of the information is of private
nature and cannot be made public at
present. but the writer is permitted to
state this much, that "the parties behind
Mr.. Shanly in his contract are men Ot
the highest tinsncial standing in Lon
don, which also means the world"
Since the annual meeting at Norwalk,
Sandusky has raised her quota, and sutt-
eient over aud above to cover any shrink
aye. Orrville has also, since then, prop.
erIy assured the delivery Of her stock
bOoks. Yours &C.
RAILWAY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
PARTE sEcoNDB.
SCALE Oh PRICES.

Business PLACEs.-A very common and
serious complaint among some Of our
dealers for some time past, has been, THAI
the rents exacted for business rooms il
Canton were not warranted bv the lOca.
ton and the business possibilities.
For example, we have known small
room on Cherry street, only capable Ul
doing small, very small local grocery
trade, pay more rent to its owner, accord
ing to the space occupied, than any large
first-hOOF business room on the Public
Square!
We think landlords often stand in their
own light in exacting rent, some do not
seem to act on the principle "live and
let live" They seem more anxious to
break up their customers than to wish
them well and help them to do thriv-
ing business. The reputation Of build
ing may be seriously, indeed permanent.
ly injured by the over-grasping exActions
Of the owner.
We know Of one block that has
an unfortunate business record, 10 ray
the least-some eight or more failures
having already occurred there. A business
man should not be required to labor
wholly and entirely for his landlord.
The block we refer to is convenient to the
square, but comparing room space and
considering entrance, &t, ..re dearer than
any of the line business rooms on the
square. The second-class dealers, that ID
in capital, who occupy these roo ms, are
soon eaten up by their exorbitant rent.
This whole thing is likely soon to regu-
late itself, especially these tough financial
times.
We would remind such landlords Of
the old lady and her goOse that laid the
golden egg every day. Are they no
killing their gOOses. Are they not injur
ing the business reputation Of the town
We throw out these hints forthe consid
Grafton OF all concerned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

DRLrH OF ISAAC ATKINSON, EsoR. OF CARROLL
EoN-By letter from Carrollton we learn 'ha1
ISAAC ATKINSON, for many years one Of the lead
ing citizens Of Carroll county, died sthisresidence
in Carrollton on the 29th inst, after brief Illness
His disease aspneumonia. He must have been
between seventy and eighty. He leaves wife
and a number Of descendants. Mr. Atkinson was
A remarkably well informed man and had fine
powers ofconVeHaton. He was great reader
an acute and sound thinker, and great pol
itcian, With very comprehensive and sound
views upon government and public affairs While
In Carollton, near two weeks ago, we called upon
Mr.. Atkinson, and although somewhat feeble a.
he had been for year, his mind was clear and
brisht As ever. He will long be remembered in
Carroll county as man Of mind and influence
Poace 70 his ashe1.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
PERSONALS.

Lo. Perry, lightning jerker and Western A'so-
ssated Press Agent at f. Wayne, Ind, attacked
Turkey in Canton last Sunday.
Marshal Geo. ". oldheld, who has been Ill for
.sOme days, we are glad to notice Is again able 70
attend to business up town.
GIN n. Nyes drug store in zanesVille was bur
GlArlEed one night last week, and valuable watch
was taken, along with numerous articles OF trade
Elizabeth Cady Stanton will probably visit Can
tDn sumetme DUNG the winter TO tell some things
Ae knows, She will draw large audience.
A young man named Robertson, Of WAynesburg.
had an oyercost stolen from him one evening last
week, while in Canton attending court
]. L. Toole, the great English comedian, will
give an entertainment in the Masaillon Opera
House. on next Tuesday evening, January 5, ap'
Fearing in three plays with an eIcellentcomPany
Mr.. Toole is one Of the greatest living comedians
IN the world.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
cANroH GRANGR.

The memberso Of Canton Grange elected
the following piiitn,on saturday, De-
cember 26, 1874 for the following year
Master, JOIN, K. Nei-z; Oyerseer, Thos
Vanhorn Lecturer, Thomas Lloyd
Steward, William Neisz; Assistant Stew.
ard. ]. F. Neisz; Chaplain. Lewis j
Wise; Treasurer. john r. Roth ; secre-
tar Henry K Packer; Gatekeeper
Paillip Snerer; Ceres, Mrs. John X
Neisz POMONA, Mrs. Joel Snver; Flora
Mns. II. K. Packer Lady assistant stew
ard. MrA ). r. Neisz.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
RING IN TEE NER.

Ring out, wild bells, TO the wild sky,
The flying cloud, the frosty light,
The year is dying in the night
Ring out. wild bells, and let him die.
Ring out the the old, ring in the new
Ring happy bells across the snow
The year is going, let him goi
Ring out the false, ring in the true"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

THEG. A. X. bard played selections from
Ernani and Lucretia Borgia, and Verdas
Overture Nebuchadnezzar at Alrs scou
Siddons entertaintlnent The selections
were all excellently rendered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

TOPEKA, KANSAS, December ., 1874
A. Monsoon 4 soEs-Please forward your pa
peE 70 the following address, obllge, yours &c,
Wn. II. Cock, Topeka. Kansas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

TooLE the great comedian at Massillon
next Tuesday night
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

CoLLEGIArK Institute will open its VIM
ter term, Monday, January 4th, 1870.
Book-keeping this term.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

THArS 100 diaphAnOus-s the latest Too thin
aeAA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

DOS'r forget the "5' on the date line Of your
letiea.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

DOs'r asG any one raeisAr tO-day-Sll swear
-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

4un new hook and ladder want sporting
task.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
as-E r KUNKEES BITTER WINE 0FIRO

! AS-E F. KURKEES BITTER WINE 0FLR0
has never been known to fail in the cure
weakness attended with symptoms, indispo
sition To exertion; loss Of memory; difficulty
breathing; general weakness; horror OF disease
weak. nervous trembling; dreadful horror of death
night sweats cold feet weakness; dimness of Wis.
1. n; languOr universal lassitude Of the muscular
system; enormous appetite, with dyrpepuc symp:.
tomss hot hands; flushing of the body dryness OF
of the skin; palid countenance and eruptions on
the face, purifying the blood; pain in the back
heaviness of the eyelids frequent black spots ny,
ing before the eyes with temporary suhusion ana
loss of sight want of attention, etc These symp-
toms all arise from weakness, and 70 remedy that
use L, F. Kuukel's Bitter Wine Of Iron. Il never
falls Thousands are now enjoying health VINO
have used IT, Take only E, +. Kunkels
Beware Of counterfeits and base limitations AS
Kunkels Bitter Wine os Iron Is so well known all
over the country, druggists themselves make an
imitation and try 10 palm itoh on their customers
when they call Il KunkePs Bitter Wine OF Iron,
Kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron is put up only In
one dollar bottles, and has q yellow wrapper,
nicely put on the outside, with the proprietors 8
photograph on the wrapper of each bottle. Always
look for the photograph on the outside, and you
will always be sure Of the genuine article. '.' '
Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

PELlx A. VINCENT was in town over
last Sunday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

HEw YHAEs ca -(hic)ns win not be numerous 'o-
~,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31
AHATFT New Year,

La. nale boy, beware ofpOvdsr buns today
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA ! DYSPEPSIA
EFF KuRKRL's Bitter Wine Of Iron, o sure cure
for This disease II has been prescribed daily Tor
many years in the practice Of eminent physicians
snnetite wind and rising OF food dryness in
mouth, headache, dizziness, sleeplessness and low
Fpirits. Get the genuine Not sold In bulk, only
I'll bottles. Depot and office, 259 North Ninth ST.
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all druggists. ASK ior
.. OEn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-31

TAPE WORN,
Entirely removed with purely vegetable % meol.
me head passes Come and refer 70 patient treat
ed Dr i. F. Kunkel No. 259 North Ninth street,
Philadelphia Advice free. Seat Pin and stom-
ach Worms also removed. Ask your druggist ioI
Kunkel's Worm Syrup. Price u per botte' sehu
for circular. b.. N.. .|.|I
aprlT7l-yl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-09-14

Nay. And again, no l 8U tl
walked from the scene thinking much.
The small boy looked, wondering why I
should give him certain small coins for a
look at stone box. The guide hurried
me off to another church 1--WE had seen
several before), and my visit was ended.
But should like to go again fine day,
and not accompanied by guide only -
John p. Fennthorpe, IN Casselrs Ma agasine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-16

.abpdrts!D6nN Noff eaSe ftsna 3admlid9 z
iheriin oerS beiBeiae orei&ldf fterpoil'
.llfer3e entferntes s5tetle, a5etd ttStbde1'I
.aeldlaaen twie Gp5 tb6ts galpilrl1ler,
,iuel1s, asuglei!b bic 5dbisteit beltgel!.,..
:mebrere Secuttben inter 3bem 9Sailer11
ousaubalten, InaBen Sen entbedten 8ssenz
itaab, mo oie gefunbene 9dnge ilnb Breite.
osslelbeubel ltdrfen nod ntebr In oerNnlt6t
eub man es nit einenl berRntten 9arg 81
|tbun babe. Warun, ni6t Ntiila'saS aSars?
sat ia oos Dorf ..Noff" ieinen gamen BON
einemBruoer Mttila's. 2eioer mar big lebt
Der @tanb Der SbeiB nod INNER piel gu
bob, Inn @ebeperlu1e 5anltellen gu ION,
nen, @pbaGo Elm gerinserer Mo|eritano
ein9etreten, miro erni itli@ an an Die llnter<
lu6un9 ge9angen tperoen.". .'f'., Gs|
s,r- 3weiI Sin be5rit per 9iftet.
0urd6 6ie g}o6ldllisteit* bes Ptopi1ors
elmer Mpotbefe 5u l1llin, 8ulasti Gountp,
Mo.,. lino Die 5tpei 9inoer oes 9errn
George @tursis persiftet ,uoroen. Die
smei &inoer litten an Sieber, tpogeSen
ibnen elm Nrat Gbinin perl@riebet botte.
Nus Na@ldlli9feit ooer tuie es in eie=
fem Tolle beiBt aus DerI Ieben., :mil9te
Der 8ropiior Morpbium in Die Yulper.
Sic Ginber:waren bier reIp. lieben Sabre
alt. .7Ant" 49, a.a-| = <"' t..>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-16
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,be;l bauben Mann funnen habSe III, ipua noat
sln,t goan, i'm, ct to nelfell, bodireip etiadter
cit, :l vSeba SeFi fed iidi iin, un foa brei
Mbeibslnbe, be BON ben aamp nea 9ucS aons
gen I'm OUT bat Blob ieip baoeen.l sd baiu
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n,ees met ben Singer up ben Rtob, tpoa be
saube. iglaan lag Gene BON be slbe'osllioe
fAreibe in ben Mugenblid, mat De ton. ve'
.Menif is boub mateb, bolt ben M0rber y lii
bornp fong be an to laupen ad)ter @s5ro un
be beioen aniern fcfen ben bauben Monn an
,,Bat ial Bat Ntenif iag @e1ro TO- ben
slbeits,nann, be en-, MP een,oal fefbou, Sd!rte
.buiias sliet met noa't @mt 9oau un ouneu
.Oamen6 nos int Yumpenbiistea." st int
Yumpenbusfen? Wlann, If mill id graoe. noa't
sn,t iii, DC Sete anieisen." rSolo em! bold
em!n idreioen Sc beiosn aunern I'm alle orei
bollcs, ben @eDro felt. -
,r (ct geit ,pieber lit be neigite 9aumner.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-16
Gin Bricf Aab DeutfhlanS.

Gin 8ricf Radb Seutfhl lano+
:. Gin oeutI6er S9ubn,o6er, Der aber
bur6aus ni6t mebr beutI6 iein mill,
)brieb neuli6 naditebenoent 8ricf an
leine in 9eutl9lono wo1nenbe S6fue=
tier /: 49,. -. ,.><.~.r...}.: asG
@ielb elopeo 6 6wefer! @-a
gs {inb nau nabeau fits Sabre fms ei
bin in glmerita. Mtei oiebr @bueiter,
ou belieff gar nit tpie gut ib bier lite
tbu'. 81 bin jekt felt bier Sabren 9ez
,ndrriet uno babe Elm nettes Meif. Qa=
together baben mir jebt brei @@iloern.
Gs tpar un}er Sntenl 6en ems BON ben
59ilbern beinen &amen 5ll geben, but
bis bobin ,poren ie alle Bops uno ou
mubt ans for. 1eQ etsjubie. 9os iiinsite
baben mir ul1lp7es" 9etouft d ter unler
Yrdlioent F., fir ben i@ s,peia mol ge=
,uobt bob - 10 arg bll i'd Den Mann
1eife. D}ei Meif !, i6 uno Die S9iloern
lino oQe ge1unb. 81 ,uprf allelpeil auf
@ebters NIT bpbe Siels unb2 mel Meif
tbut bas @titl9en. Mei 8abs Iagt
mir fnrniI6en bos bette Worf i'm @6ap
uno ei belief es. 98ir pobne re9t gut
unb Iinb flobs gum @dap nno Mlartt; !;
uniere Nent is ten 9baler. oer Weontb
fit brei @ubms i'm 5'ueiten @torp. Goi=
len SSre0 bat uns lebte Weef Elm QSiIlit
aepaio rno mar fobr Sage bel uns; bas
,por motl6 @fspens fir uns, porfen
fonnten mir ni9t uno ,uenn man ni9t
iporft, aebt man bier in's 8ierbaus. 81
i6la9s ober 1ubn lpieber beraus, partifu=
ler aus De bobe @ils, Die ,perOen gut
sepaib. l1nier Monep bier is ales aug
Ydper gemad)t mopou 9abler a grit
ner 8udel bat. @ole uno @il6er is arg
ifdrs - General Butler ion es mott ale
auf9ejuit baben 0uring Der &rieg. T.
81 bin nod INNER BON Der Nob16en,
cu1 NAL in @9ermanD 5u wiliten, but
mel @eif 1T ba9egen; iie last, # ei 9eb,
Damn eebt lie tbu, bieraus llebit ou, oiebr
5apeiter, oob i'd siemlih feit geteit bin,
aber neper meint, ei geb es bod nod nit
auf.
Meine Snteni@en mar, meDr gu lprei=
ten, aber Der tleine ulDlIes balert, ooB
man's in bcr Gbesnut= b6ren fam
I'M mel 9Beif lit nod bem @tobr, oesbalb
,nuB ei tlolen. ~ @ q
: 9Dreit Jun ,piebe unb LAB mid ,uiiien,
ob bu nod cine 9fol6en bait, nod Mme=
<Iifo gu fommen. Ser Sreo tabft biel
p6a Dir uno 5ast, er odbt mdrrien, tpenn
er eineS friegen tDnnt. - GonItooer NAL
barIber> 2isbetb, Der Sreo bot MoneD
unb ma9t tieben Sag ein Paar feline
Boots. 60 nfptl6 fir beute, iuenn i9
,pieber ,ureit, i9reh!9 mebr.
9ein 8ruber forenerh III 6. :.
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PETER ClGCKNER's =
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Sfalte uab luar,ne @peiien unb borsielid su>
tes 8ier unb guten aSeia iinb in nleiner geftou>
ration gu jeoer GagcS3eit gu baben. 8iaise
unb quite 8eoienun9 iuirb augeii9ert. +, a.-5,-,s
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