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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-01-10


The Boston Post says that when you
poker say . he has too many irons In
The fire.
Mrs. CooLE, of Baltimore, waxed
externally hot by the misapplieation of
the subtle principle that governs the use
Of kerosene.
Fame Is an undertaken that pays but
little attentionto the living, but bedfzens
the dead, furnishes out their funerals,
ard follows them To the grave.
The women of Massachusetts, are urg-
ing as the next best thing to the ballot
that they should have a separate State
prison exclusively for themselves.
srheyf ellmeiam handso meyet, an DALI
thela diess ay, :. dolookathiml thed ear
Oldma ngrow syoun gerev eryd ay.n
Andwh en- theyaskme, atty ourage howa
reyouf reed fro mills alw aysan swer,
/" Inmyouth ipaidmyprintersbiils.
Aa absurd thing recently Happened at
Troy, N. Y. The wife of prominent
citizen, supposing that ller last hour had
come, called her lord TO her bedside and
unburdened her mind by saying that
she had been f;sisc to her marriage vow,
her paramour being near ncighbor,
whose name she gave. She did not die
at all. and now the prominent citizen is
making things quite lively for the near
neighbor and false friend.
A Christian young man of Hudson,
Miclf., whose inamorata declined his
escort home from church, revenged HIM
self by following her and expectorating
tobacco Juice on her skirt piSJinR the
juice with two back breadths thereof ;
for which use of bis quid he has been
arrested and put in quod, where his
Protestant pastor daily lectures hin, on
the an-Gentility Of the Cbews.
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ports for the ak counties. But II we
turn to the census tables, or the returns
OF our State assessors, we nnd that the
drst three counties produce an average
of not less than million bushels or po-
tatoes annually, and the other three
counties not over a hundred Thousand
bushels, or one-tenth as many as the
nrsf, AUD consequently the true average
for the six counties wouid De aoons 90
per cent. insteaa OF eignty. lne niHer-
enee In product In grapes Is even greater
than that OF potatoes, and this expianar
ton may seem TO account Tor the over
estimates OF these crops, as wen as OF
corn and potatoes, OF which complaints
have been made.
Of course this method OF revising the
county reports before Publishing them,
Will involve large amount Of labor.
and amoie liberal expenditure TOT ciefk
hire must be allowed for this work. BIT
enough Tor all this, and more too, can
be saved from the cnrt:tilment or aboii-
ton OF the seed business, with positive
benefits 10 the country, and the chances
for making the Department Of perma-
nent service to the people would be
greatly Increased thereby.
| It Is fortunate for y. x. d. that it is
| not his duty to defend the seed business
of the Department; for besides the op-
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

Nh West--1ftheo original vate-Tpassipe
e biho d. erWsfa vetoed Sbtaihsd tWoS =
Il Hlrds of both Houses, what better would
ySuUeGBelbeh hksndy the plan proposed BY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
. An. n IaRoREAss sA Lllss a9ssEIgEgEaE. Egia..
Hsss Hssssss UpSsaal USsa 9ssiI4.sSs: Ss

~. j..
Did you ever hear of trees upon EstIlts3
A Ady,%ho.haa been reading abook called
thei Desert W orid, = told q little bird about
it, and ths title bird hronght the word udi-,
rect tome In 0uiau1 and BsRZiis the lady
said, a4s 6dnd the Y hich
suppfYs theo Rhoies world with nsariy all
the hSestHHs "a use, and che mos beau tiflil
cabinst Hork k.5s These trees love theseaeair,
30 thsylREoWsas near to ths shore As they
can with hayipg their roots and trunks1
washed bE The salt water, which would XIII
I SSsts Il not All Of them Between these
&reat, forests and s.theepen ocean stretch
vast sWamps, which at low tide are only
marshy5 but at high ttide are covered with
several feet Of water. In these aWamps
grow large quantiLiese ef m4ngnoxes, their
dente foliage seeming % foat on the sur,
face ofthe water Wheasthe tide Ia ln,s but
whsnitis out the braachss PFeseut the ap-
peafsne ee 81 grSWinR ont Of to esl4les Of pros
trats trunks Of trees, which are supported
upon immense cracked stllts. * These stllla
are the. bare sroetss bleh ara obliged To
seek the deep, rich mud for HOurishmeHts
At the ssne nme that it u inst SO ort the
trunk aGnaz bEsn1h e. at q height thatl the
t,ds cannot afeet.theEn. The nangroYe
swsnpsp Il sfs tbes hspn1 sof many ! enrious
creatures Whioh are almost peEfectly safe
from esbursrIt, for the tangled nnAsses Of
rosts are q mora effsctaal ldesenee thRnathe
strongest . wallis 81 3aek-lSs tt<- tsl0ft !
esL. H1ehokGSss osiz sl.- lsi 'ifs fllg Ca Z
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ersat pispaEsETsI - 7sl

e z. RHNREI161 RErHER EIfSE SE1olrI goH
iSd.SS I'D 81 The y sesslI, e0
SfIens Asialty The sSOChseh ana ell ioASes
ss5i2E 9Ess 4iSsaaa2s me SSss S lAd s
tsas Asst S6 ~ sssass ss e q Ss
elatiS foddaSs-Y Y2EIos ESfGS5 - Be1El n9ils
Ths eject N mar aAsesIof d6t llitE, b4s - aE5
hslite and ReneraI Prostretjon Of cieut salt
of Iros SoElbfuods WIN OareRAlasoio Nerve, =
most hapPy. Is angments the the appetite, raises
5hs Psllof 4ehltitB A9d EiVea . Aerid ziGSS -
6o ysti MT sonssa S66f Geo
sod IiHut sod aup{tta GflR ysEoIo1t tnsbuil9
9P yolE eeas y - ssl Aiat =, 81, t3
-Saut ensrgpf Do you want % sleep wenZ8 Do
you WAAt hrisk and vigorous feeiings II you de-
Try Kuntzara Wtug - zFeu. biLDd V5al asEt 20
ThIstruiE Valnable -tonic hs1-hea "a thoFougtrq
ly tssted by az clAseed ofthe community thAtte -
now deou1ad indlsPehsAhIs e. Toote p1selclnes
Il oesbs but istlo. p1sihSE the blssa GsEss So9el
sSae ,se f,somAeh' FspSyt'es ms 1isemn VIZ Fl ans Ef1
III Sow only ssk . trial Of this valuable tonic.
FFiee 81 peK bottle. Il p. EpNKHS. Sole Pro-
,pTietors Ph4ladelphta,jP jP&aieT c4U cd og HIl
AZ tor kpnksl'S Blister vine Of Iron AHd saes
= d a Ssld only In a b0ttIes, with . phOtogEAph
af1As PSoPrisEor en- sssh HrapPer, Az otheE -
foonutoTfeit
IN KdRksI.s Rittsr Wine Of Iron, T. put up only IN
one doilaF bottfess BAD has = yslioW 9xapp9fs
ntoeiY pot en- ms onGAs4ss n11lS tne rropItstos .
PhotoGTzPh sA thes sEfaRRsr s9e eaeAe eoeIis- i4lE
and you WIN alR ayB be cure o. the so8ain0 49,
e. sod in Canton byw. B. FeyeeRd AlhdfuSs
: Rpil7l5gYbdf b. Isdus1 bsAaig21iia;b
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
RuRINxss RESUMED.

ssnajebate on Mr.. CAmpbell's proposition
IS a. subshtnte for seet ion. sslgbteep of the
VLkeislatiVe article was resumed.
Mr.. Coats opposed the veto because the
State had for three score and ten and two
wears uruaR6l HEhDaB E9 elessin b 9k56
might take the diluted portion offered by
Mr. iCampb0l. The principle was anti
democratic, anti,repuLlcan, and Anti
the spirit Of the people and Of the age.
= ArSBGFus,IO EAcAiAsa2 sad 9shefal
9oris, Of Summit both made manly and
able speeches in support Of the veto, sub
81 H92 OVk. ,IItD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

L oE tte~AsA beautiful SiayIn the early sPfng
'of l8=s.1 / lived at the " est then "a one SO
lof those hAk Tpral leltiea for slhieh IthS-s0
w est iss % famed ! had started oat,lar a "a
drive. - tf.
1lst Ehead Of me I saw Walkipg On the !,
rO4d3a ysEyisnail '.H Boy lie was dressed = :,
leah On his head, no wore, seVen,,thns "a
eaIly IL the 6pnbg, a plain straw hat -
81 E'hisi 81 6aldsr be eAErisd bundle. tied
nnphnizFod SILK hAndkerohiel2 And fl6ni. q
pP3RdR STICK = Ini hls1 haud ks helds shil 5as
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

s.. = Henry p, Cooke, sole -s1ecptor pf The,
will Of the, late lChief 4 JRstise, Chase =
put $58, 600 Of ihs estate into bopds of The.
Lake fs1psriorv ard 7A1lasissippi River
Railroad, under lease 70 The nyoIthern Pa
ci6e, WHICH hqFd bE alheI fsilpre5 sof jay
Cooke 3 S,sr sTe R,Ea. worth Isfs:iud .rss
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GEH. LoeAH has presented \ bill IN the
United States ssa,a4s, -alglIrantisg q pension
Eof.sigbt dollars per month to All surviving
sOlJiets Of the Msx5eRn' war and p cher
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

- .-emzoE taettsE viva. bsa yiiai -si
-a-fs l5d-1s ed no. -5s5 - sgnsitB
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2, -lNIrs GeorQe SnIit Sc; srcbaSolo loai1st. -
hon ths sta5paPp psllE Z sssltqSFPA ss4t
ite a sa y ne. .hEas e9saaFt hsA g ssts thst.
lsss R e1sI, es ( ts9 8.sIr'a 9:.ss s5s5sSs
goes bscf IL. Asia Minor ..ior, fnfEttISsr
sslrehes, {, This time hesiS - Teprsssnt ths
Bhtlsh N IdasahS ana not tks ob zsSTo
isssbag l.aG.sd s.tsm % - o. zisi o.
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OONsEIEUT1oNAL COIgtEEICT7oN.
shall Ass55 CO GovsssaoE :nIaza7 ths'.5evste


saiIs snl % .=sas POEoesls baas-9oa q saiala
CIsc1NEATI Feb s5-consAntioaasmet
President King iP the chair, chair, and seventy. nyi
PraysE bFe eRsE1Wx& & MseEsE Christian
Journal 1Fasad and approved, s'sSa .Ss. 81
Mr.. Waddleg Of HsEfisonB presented the
petitfon of H. Scbtt aud. thirVy <t~oi other
citizens Of Cos hootons County asking for
thesFeeoghisieA of God and Christian re-
igIon in u Con tion 3 Z. Referred to
the COmmittee oaos PrsGmbls and Bill of
Riohts .sHs5lilga sGs % bccizodaaf-a -. G. -
MrsRckieyi Of franklin presented the
petition Of s. Douglass and four other
Sltl7sns, e biz Eoantg askingSs4 the pres
nrDIG on OF the manufacture and sale OF
Intoxicating hq6Of 1zReferred to the
COMMITTEES on Traffic in Intoxicating
Liquors. ,te=I a--- % -i1ais-s-sr' ilae ~ Z
MR. cAMPBELEs sDBsFITBfEl s..
I -1ls=sIi haE EuuolD 1.ai saf y a71og y.1iill
.Co1yentienregqmed debate upoa Mr.:
Gampb 8 Bubsti ituts f5l Sect Ssof the
Leglsiaslva Article ~ zris51.la lfizllf bias
Nh. sGafbery,- who had the floor at adj
Jonrnment, finished his remarks, -ta- = :.
Mr.. Bishop of Hamilton; said that he
had not intended to say anything on the
veto power He would not have trespAs.
sed upon the patience of the convention
IN adding, q slngle word had not the gem
tleman who preceeded= him (Mr lCarbery)
called upon the friend of the measure 10
give an instance where the veto had
been demanded, have no doubt the
people of Cincinnati peltioned the Legis-
lature to give the Mayor theVeto power
which was done. Inc gentleman VIII also
remember that an ordinances was introduc-
ed In our City Council, very adroitiy and
and 'ski ii4pliy drawn, that was caicuIat ted
to mlslSad beth Boards; The ordinance
wasai lntrcduced2 referred to- the proper
Committees, and by them. recommended
for passage. 1t was promptly reported
upon by the COMMITTEE, and passed both
Boards Of our Common Council almost
unanimously Upon its publica donlt was
aseertaihed that its cardinal provisions
tranferred to a corporation exclusive
rights and privileges entirely contrary to
the interests of the peohleai Ths-papsrs
unanimously, / believe, condemned the
ordinances and called on the Mayor to
veto 1t. This-be failed to de- and he met
defeat when q candidate for reelection,
He was Of opinion that as, a safeguard
against haste and improper, Legislation, 1t
Is important that We should retain IL as
reported from tbs Committee of the
Whole 1t wss too often The case in the
General Assem- bly, ! as in City Government
that measu res seemingl of minor impor-
tAncey but inltruth1sbig with. h.Hevil Seense-
quSnees % the people skitIfuliy sengin-1
eered iWlthentEat ttraoting notice or COM
nents n ARP I = presented 70 a,.yote and pass
cd fror an @,-tsrfa alr ~ tsse. r ssle-r i. a.
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=. - Yes jifsgeps knew hoN. Las skgaTAaI
hIln| the rsipp and Ne VerH flspdg Rt oneo., 4,
~ 10 cad YOU a4k to ley yoS Tsds oo.,
e. haalIasoSsiasuititES sssEsssSa NJ 1-ssvia
ons ssamg7q eiditzsVGoo1i div yIiugoo ad4
tl = and What did tkeY, ,sag q, ..fr %, -,
3os% II they had load they said they i.
lia :, md e thty dl 10 ioad,o tsY on9 - -
~ si1Gckoe ItAsir e5SAt whips AnG eattlodsHom
81 tie faster, or yelled at meta e. anhoflsIsI %
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4Sd 3 s q an gsIs gSIs. Il. =
nm - q - 49, ven - 4. 80 .lio
also rsnd. vi, Is hsdn sad va - 1;
IN vordsaOacs ~ The tips.7. nislaids 9S-- -
,s1dJ effr -
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I .zIzDR.aRUB1NI'S
Hj65iiiaEej05pI Hij5iiE 5R t,la jadi dies /
MILLIMERY & HAIR GOODS
| New Millinery SiuFs il EaIk6i

n HAVE just opened n full and complete stock
u of Milliners Gpods ,embraeipg ths latest styles
OF Hats, Flowers, PJnnnes. Rbeons. .ENslVets, &e.
which am prepared to offer at lower prices than
down town stores that have enormous rents to
pay.
her art Is paBsed in the.city, and garan tee
naturalization AlFthe novelties Of the sSason'Win-
be added 10 my stock soon they appear in
the Eastern cities.
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islp 4 Aslpassiz used = slaila 80 Z aiust as
,ibper TO say = t.plnt OF mich |, as 70 say
a Hilch. c,S:s'' 80 a,s Wa
npposed 10 De tsYsf = ~ To- g 80 - o': :,
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- Ind Iyon haidn1t Rsk nss2sl DidI7un 4 q
aInk because had nice horses, ard fno -
lfriage, and wore good clothes, and lookod =
ke Ia Pentieman, that therefore j y sGnit s'io~
da fEJ BaEld 1loa eay adj IA q noitnsv
"IFellsss5ssF-- 21lliSastl S0dia nhtAHsksDr sas
81 g ts1sssS 01sS; a0o.1 -. 1Sss 'iss ?,
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e--s el.r Ia SOA6 --. e--.-- r-
On Mr.. Campbelrs Substitute to insert it
as amended IN place of section Is was
agreed to yeas, 81 ; nays, 28.3 egoi5d ccl
MR. Rond, ,-of Morgan, moved to recon
slider the vote Just taken. s1s--a -r- 'ls
Mr. CSwsn, of Belmont, moved to lay
the motion to reconsider on the table, Not
agreed to-yeas, 80; nays, AT. 8 -il .
Vote was then taken upon the motion
ofEMr. Pond to reconsider, and it was net
agreed to--yeas, 295 nays, 81. So this
SeotIonlSnlyl lacks a reading to carry it
through its second stage and can only be
amended hereafter byirsferenee ctei = Com
3mittse1 Of one, with instructions TO amend
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of So Eanfrsls, CiSer Press. HtuIpn - Seck
ecreoa a11 Hn1hino Wosk Gb1nlal y
OAio 1hop gn Cherry street - - - ~
auss9 Tsgf = ~ "
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- b -AEsGR y===--
Furniturs Dealer and UndertAker, East Tu1eet
raWas street. Canton. Ohio. nossH
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Mp, Horton, of Portage; followed in op-
POSITION to@the veto Tmsasnres and sad IT,
ntattaDC vaEy httle e4Ous " hat may be the
history ots the 7 veto spewsFs " hence 1t SFign
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ny ~ 49, fsgsetlA s'taF5Q 3p ss1noa Iaioino
1T Wea HY tQrn y pe Il ~ 11l puzzle r
ma / 11is, j ecnt IL Is u is : saitl ~" ~
Sdti isl11l ltlaay8l Go5 l1o .rOd
~ p help othes and 70 make thsn hap e
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7 IN0ua . u . ID ilI--Etl- y y. u ~
es.4aaos sSi a. d5Em az ssuit ss1dl
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AMERIcAN HOTEL.

Salem. Ohfo-Jona A Dsiienhangh, Proprietor.
This popular and Eeli-known House has iAsety
been rehttad and furnished throughout Agooo
nGmule room for commercial traVeleru- LixerN
Stable IN connection with the House. and On1-
nibus 20 and from Al tratns- Tnose PA.rona.An5
courteoua atfaukinD a1BAt1
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adopted and usedhfk2 1Rcrs several years
thePs0Pleaof'0hIo lAaVe had "a Govern
.naent p1del. .RhichsthsyE Lhavea ProspsTedI
and 9ouEiahsd without IL, i And the. pfacl'
tics tiop nov to ualss does
st furniSh q remedy for any ills, or guard
agalrst and d6dgerpte nihIch the SsSteis-
sSblsct2l The bRrdsRs4oEd dshozingu
srestslon tAossa pEeposs the change .151 .y;a1