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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-08

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Brotherhood" His subsequent career is
familiar to our readers. He remained, for
the most part in this country, engaged IN
literary pursuits, until in the summer OF
1874, when he revisited Ireland without
being molested by the British Govern
ment. He returned here again after a
short soourn, and little more than q
month ago went back to Ireland to stand
as a candidate for Parliament from the
county of Tipperary. He was returned
by an overwhelming majority; but DIS
raeli at once took thestrongest ground, in
which he was supported by most of the
Opposition, against allowing Mitchell to
take his seat. 1t was observed as a nota-
BILE circumstance that the Marquis of Stat
ford and the Marquis of Lorne, the heirs
of the great Liberal dukedoms of Suther'
land and Argyll, joined with the Conser-
vatives in protesting against the admls-
sion of Mitchell Punch, also, that lnial-
lible index of the average public opinion
of England, issued cartoon, III winch
DR., Kenealy, the ill-reputed advocate of
The Yichborne claimant, just returned to.
Parliamentforth the borough ofStoke-upon-
Trent, borough largely made up of vo.
ters belonging tothe newly eniranchised
class in England, was represented barring
the entrance of Mitchell with his umbrel-
la, and exclaiming, "We must draw the
line 8Omephere, and we draws it at con-
victs." ~.
The reply of Tipperary to the exclu-
sion of her candidate had just been re-
corded in his triumphant election for the
second time when higher call was is.
sued to him, and the stormy spirit of
this indefatigable enemy of British insti,
tutions has now been suddenly hushed
into peace by nightier hand than that
of premier or queen. In his case, il ever,
it may be truly said that after life's tittul
fever he sleeps we'll" EL.n
Z As a d writer Mr.. Mitchell held and de-
served to hold very high rank. His
English was always vivid, nervous and
full of force. Nor was he by any means
destitute of the softer graces of style, as
he abundantly proved in such purely lit
erary work as bis preface for example,
to an edition of the gifted and unfortu-
nate James Clarence Mangan, published
at New York in 1859 by Mr.. Haverty.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Teachers Examination.

VPE Stark County Board OF School ExamhAom
J. will hold special sessions for the examinsiIi,n
olteachers, as follows At Marlboro, on SATURDAY.
February 2Oi at Alliance, on Saturday, March II
ana at Massillon, on Saturday March "a. ReWn
lar examinations will be held as usual on the Gnt
saturday OF every month at Canton Applioan6
not admitted after ten O'clock q. IN.
Ryorder OF Examiners. II
febll'75-w7
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The proprietors of the Old STARK CoUN
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proved their paper that they feel war.
ranted in calling the attention of the
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-08

"WHY in thunder didn't you turn out
your gas last night? it burned all night,
and our gas bill is heavy enough at best"
said the clerk of the Newhall toa guest
yesterday morning. "How the deuce
could know it was burning? ? had no
candle to see it by" responded the guest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-08

No Person can take theee BtterS according to di-
rections, and remain long unwell, provided their
bones not destroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond point OF
repair.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache Pain in the
Shoulders Coughs Tightness of the Chest, Dizzi-
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grateful Thousands, proclaim VINEGAR BrTTERs
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INSURANCE.
OHIO FARMERS
Insurance CombQ'y.
To the Farmers of Stark Go.

AS YOU are largely interested in the building
l. up and best interest of the OHIO FARMBRd
herewith give the standing of said company on
January LIST, 1873, as reported to Superintendent Of
Insurance.
Aggregate amount of assets............ S722572 %
Income for the 260,1n n
Losses paid for the year.,...... Sl62 ,413 80
Expenses lg,5SU 20 .
Surplus added to capital....".,. 7S,l77 92 2601n n
Number of policies issued during year.. 1900 90
Amount of Losses paid in Stark county, 6754 20
The losses were paid to the following named
persons:
Wm. I; Cole, Marlboro towp, dwellings, 626 D
Cyrus Young, Lawrence " 49,. 2bOO %
Michael Wagner, Perry =" .. 200 %
Isaac Steesses heirs, barn and con-
lelllS 34lb %
Peter Miller, Perry township dwelling
damaged.'...'.- u R
For Insurance or transfer of Policies
apply to me at Canton; will be in my Of
flee on Saturdays.
nqy5'H-y1 E. W. AMsDEN, Agt
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CROOKED BOOTS AND SHOES,

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Ia kepp them straight, prevent running over
wearing on unevenly on the sides, or ripping In
the seams; make bopt last half longer. Sold and
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turers everywhere; AGENTS WANTED. Sample
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piled by any one at any time Manufactured only
by N LYON "a State and Green streets, ALBANY.
New York. ''N"'''
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DA UHCPS AGENCY.

AGENTS, Chang Chang sells at sight Necessary
q as soap Goods free, Chang Chang Mfg Co.,
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city Treasurer in account 1cith City Debt Fund.
To balance in Treasury March I3, 1874. $40 S4S %
From Tax Duplicate, June 1874 ......... A5S5 76
From Tax Duplicate, December 187i...... I6,5l4 SO
From Tax Duplicate, city property,..e... 1925 68
Sale of H647 30
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-10
! NERVOUS. AFrEcTInNs.
DIR. JOHN OELLTG,S
ANTI.BILLTOITS FAMILY Pills

These excellent Pills will be found a sure remedy
Tor acidity Of the stomach, Indigestion, 1labilnal
Constipation. CraSnP Collie, Fever and Aeuo. Tkis
terrible and distressing disehse with from I've
TO four doses be overroverOd. Rnd has in many
pill being an ordinary dose. rrnde'e them the
cheapest medicine ia tho world and their certainty
10 fail in Of JEundicr and all SrnFtnodie A.
tectionB. They purify the blood nd pSans1s
table and peFisstly tee from anything that do
either permaDert or temporary injury 90 the
Stomach or Howeis, or to tbr general fYsiem.
These pills had their origin in France, WHARF the
made in thi. country ~ tue ist6eT Of Dr.. J ss
The following letters from tfc.r who hsve tsst.d
Dr.. John Oclig's Anti Dilljous Fsnily ,Pilir, sre
simply appended that you may scn vhAi esris cay
and how they like then. w6rp yon hnve ttitd the
medicine You will Sreak in the stne nnnprr: -
ALEIwE, w Va; Anguish 1871 - r. oelliF \
pills. ] took ono dnse of two pills only. pLjrh
prov a snr1 cure. bellows IL a certain cure Ter
ehiils and fever. NJ
You're, W. f. TAyaou
HEneEsvItLE. BERKrlEr corrrY. W. va, July
T.lsIl DIR oelliE Co., Gentlemen I nave
pain in my back side follneEs 81 my cheat &e
took lev of yonr n.i. Billion" pills ~hisb eaT.d
'nn entirely, andI can safely recon. n d bem %
any afflicted in pAnie way.
Yours truly, MANY Knr4tsi.s
g75 HEDoEsvJLLE, Sept. 8, 1871,
This is 20 certify that was kens with Dyspepsia
and il continued on ne for four years, and sIIths
WOTbe. hpu curing the loER
Of my illpets, suPpose md AZ least twenty phy-
Sri.ns even tW" of them Cn BE iiiTrore, I'D neSs
Of them did me- any good Al laAtI heard ~ ~.
John oellig Of waynesboro. Pa fSept for hin, -
visited me but five times and cured me peYieettv
sound with pills. Think. from the relief gave me-
that he IL one Of The best pby tieINr . ] evefssw
Z. E.-z y5-t RcHAnp BUniNB.
DlRECTioSS.-Two pills viii be ionbd suf.
hrieDt purge iOr sdait, Iftakea 80 reIisss SsS-
sttpttion one pill every other BornlpE - sdVSss1
FOR ne, Pills two hours before the time Of haV-
inga gu. For ehid ak year, old, belt PIN
VIII. 5s found 10 act I--..
Manu- tsetu,s - in wayBe,boro. Pa. on y unsss;7
The 'Pseial direet;Oho OF ~. Jebn oslliF 20
81. D. rFoUTZ,
-, H' Wbyhesboro, Pa.s
There Anti Bilious Pills ara fafwatded 10 s.x
point in Tho United States. SO cent? per Daa, %
application TO NJ. D. PiOutz. waynrsboro. Pa
None genuine unless niBIked PlU1tS.~R. D.
III " PFouIZ, WaynesbOrO, Pc.
- "HoLEsaLE AOENrs- ThOmpSop. Lily & Coz
M 26. Hanover ct, Baltimore -
J: w. Dalien 4 Co., N +. corner Of Second ~. A
CaHehfll streets, PbiIsdeIpflis 80 : 80.
y. q. ShTiyer, Cumberland Md
These medicines can be had of The EoIIoNfn,v
agent in Jefferson County:
q. u. HELLER, Chhriestown and Hsrper's Ferry
May s. Is74--Iy. 80
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-10
L H ID S TT N.
3 Daily and Weekly for 1875.

T'HE approe ch of the Presden tial election eiyes
1nnusnaEi'nPortapceto the even ts nd deve Iop-
fully, faithfully and fearlessty. SO 80
THE WEEKLY SUN has now a Circulate of
ovcrseycnty thousand copies. Its readers found
known to the public. We shnll NOT only endeayor
to keep it fully up to the old standard but TO i'm
prove and add to its variety and power = = = Z
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in it. Condensed when unimportant, full len tn
when of moment, and alwayP, trust trea ted in
clear, interesting and instructive manner.
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hut will prin: nothing to offend the ulous
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fully eelec ted and leelbly printed.
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ways BIO found freeh and useful TO the farmer.
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Increasing. and the Weekly Sun is tEeir paper es-
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knayes, and seeks no favors from their supporters.
regularly reported. ..-.5
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A. this barely pays the expenscR of paper and
priating, we are not able TO make snv discount or
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Address. stTHE SUN"
March 3. lS75-6t. New York CITY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-10
SCHOOL RooKsAND sTATIoNERY

SCHOOL BOoKSAND STATIONERY.
7 HAVE just received from Phitadelphi a COM
plete line of II School Books ueed in the schools
of our town, which we ca n sell at as low figures
asany other house. Aay book not hand can he
furnished in few days. I have nlso a large stock
OF Letter Cap, Foolscsp, Note, Tinted, and Initial
Pepper With Envelope. of all sizes and sha pes with
States, Pen holders, Pens Sc., all at low price,
Call aud examine C. E. BELLER
Use SPphite of Lime to prevent your Cider fro %
" turning sour, and to preserve lis sparkling
properties ItcAn be had at e. E. BELLER'S
GRAND DUCHESS and Druxel's Vienna Co.
~ logne. (the sweetest Ort,l Taylor Helntrope
Hedyossmia. Gerauium. and Yerbeua Waters
Lubin Sons Extracts for the Handkerchief Gen.
1ine Farina Cologne, Lows Honey. Glycerine and
Brown Windsor Soaps. with great variety of
american Soaps, Tooth, Nail, Clothes and Hair
Brushes, Toilet Powders, ZOzodont for the Teeth.
Aromatic Vinegar, Cocoaine, for the hair. Whites
Tooth Powder, Che incest Out) with fnlIIine of
siancy goods to be had AZ &c E. BELLERS.
ORIENTAL CREAM the most el.ganfA and del.
" icate preparation for the Skin invented,
also Hagan Magnolia Balm aud Saunders' Face
Powder. To be had at c. E. BELLERS.
TJsE Coaguline for meading China, GIass, Earth
~ enware, Stone, ivory, Wood, Leather, Trim
kets, Toys &c. for sAIe by C. E. BELLER.s
READ THIs.-s.fety from Ere insured by us;ae
1S-the Hang up Box Matches 2aO ia box for ossIy
fTe7eents. Can be had az e E. BEELER's.
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Il uM 0 3 0 US.
How He Won Her.

"A young couple were occupying rustic
seat in Prospect Park, one evening last week,
and from the expression of the masculine rep-
yesentatTes face, il was evident that he was
ga gone" drifted, as it were, over the great
Psychological Niagara of affection, aud was
even then being dizzily whirled about in the
frothy whirlpool OF sentiment. The SWIM
ming swans had no charm for him the eagles
were as nothing; and he did not even notice
the big white bear.
"Oh, do be mine" he said, attempting to
draw her little nearer his end of the seat
She made herself rigid, and heaved sigh.
''1'h be good man and give up all my bad
habits" he urged.
NorepIy.
I'm never drink another Drop" he con-
Still unrelenting sat the object of his ado
ration.
"AEd give up chewing"
No response.
land smoking"
Cold as ever
land Join the church,
She only shook her head
= land give you diamond engagement
ring" ke added, in desperation.
Then the maiden lifted her dropping eyes
10 his, aud leaning her frizzes on his Shout
ders, tremblingly murmured into his ravished
ear:
':oh, Edward, you-you nre so good g'
And there they sat, aud sat, until the soft
arms of night-that dusky nurse of the world
had folded them from sight, bordering,
planning, thiuking-she of the diamond ring,
and he of how on earth he was to get it.
-"Pompey, can you tell me in what bull,
ding people are most likely to catch cold 2"
"Why, no. Me stranger in de town and
can't tell DIST"
''Well. III tell you. Its the bank"
"Ho8 is dat pa
because there are SO many drafts in It,"
dat Is good, but can you tell me what
makes SO many drafts in it."
mo"
"Beeause so many goes dare to raise de
wind"
SPARE LEos.-A littlO girl was standing
at the depot to see her father and gentle1
man friend off, when she suddenly observed
to her father, referring to his friend, who was
tall and lank, eff the cars run off the track
and any legs must be broken, 1 hope they'll
be Mr.. II IS" 'sWhat's that for % said the
startled II. Because" she added, artlossly.
"Auut May says you have pair of spare legs"
The call aboard" of the conductor prevented
any explanation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-10
ACH MAKING
AND
Livery in Cllarlest0Wn.
FTNHE undersigned having entered into Co Part
L nership, under the name and style Of .rzrs
STUMP HAWKS. fa- co.

L neTbhlp, under the name and style OF ---rI---
STUMP HAWKS. fa- co.
Will conduct the business of -
COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
In sllits branches, guarArtyiug the test khan
ship and satisfactory terms. We intend 10 largely
increase the business and make order, aud lso
keep on hand for sale CARRIAGES, BUGGlES,
ROCKAWAYS and LIGHT WAGONS of the most
approved patterns, and Of superior materials, and
warrant every article to be as recommended. We
for trentv vesIs or ,pofs vere o,nnIovnd h M;
w }. Hawks and also have the benefit ofhis pres
ence and advice, and it will be the endea"or III
new hrm to ma intain the reputation OF HAWKS
COACH. FACTORY. Old Carriages tnkenSin ex-
changefor network. Ga hand ,csnstautIy, Second
haad work which will be disposed of at moderate
figures.
In addition to the above. purpose giving our
attention to general LIVERY BUSINESS, aud
will keep good horses snd vehicles of every descrip
ton o the accommodation ofthe public -
"A. STUMP, -.-.sE
Aug 22-ls7l-1y. Aw. HAWKS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-10
POETIcAL.
OUR TOWN GIRLS.


Reautiful girls are in our town,
Somebody loves them-eyery one
Faces as radiant as the day,
Eyes as.bluo as the sky of May;
PearIy white teeth. and ruby lips,
Moist with the nectar Cupid sips
Musical voices, honey'd words,
Warbling sweetly as forest birds.
With graceful forms of Greciau mould,
With auburn locks, or curls of gold,
With willing hands and loving hearts,
Skillful in fine and useful arts;
Learning at home, and taught at school,
Ready to pass the ''single rule"
Let them be wedded-ev'ry one
beautiful girls of our town.
Happy the homo whore they arc fopod
Happy the land where such abound
Happy the mothers who can share
Kindly aid of such daughters fair;
Happy the brothers who, with pride,
Walk with such sisters by their side
Happy the lovers who have won
RosJ,eheek'd girls of our town.
After score of years go round,
Where will these blooming girls be found2
Some in palaces, some in cots,
Some with sober men. some with sots
Some in poverty, some in wealth,
Some in sickness, and some in health,
Some the favored rich of earth,
And some win sleep beneath tie turf.