davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-12-12
sJi5u
To SUFFERERS WITH RsErWlTIgs
gp-- EElj yECR.-s-L

II Tarv Of zIts Itsnaa-r1isut HI.fists Ef+: vi.
taIIa'zt 1aaltu nIIslatrst lisa zuturas :, If. n
ATT1-KE-fTXETv- GTrEE a
TIM xIEsfifluff II-tE zEIT -.-
1iiIe IEn@ inv fzs AiaaME EvE8E s--.- ir..Ss
slsIsuI5s cziilf5s Enc II 1Irsr ,.RHsF -.E--r,--F
.TIs6 iia fIss. lfII1Ir szrsssl ==r-y -
t1Istsat slssff 81. la8-zsnIG XII El- Sckts r
i's rlfir-.y II IIIusF L LIZ ny lcsES55I1 .sseyss
~ II pL2s lIHiat- -sinllk 10 .E.s,t- =
1sstHI tIft EEK ,aitf E4- l ~ -
AR Iasf- 5ss-EEE1 I11iII3 ss.i7 Ia szssSS
-fsrM SIT az LIZ hJirrH HSf4tstsA x-f S.e ~
el''+ I-s itirI-I Ilis -srItT- L.;hsRfl
aL7t airt5asIlT 1ts!t 1f+ HlIft lar yel
p-11 ga eSEntE.Isicr Ant -eT -
Gz.e- t1a V1s.tJrtfr css,r-E5ls4I IA sS-T;rea
i1t =l1''ss 4Es2G5tAe a -zEe7I-rG-Trs VrE Es-z-
81 czssIE sfsIsEIl14 1E7E Esss.c --yi Iv7
si1s s1fFEz,E Ere-EaslgFl gE-Fs,s Of r
E-z1s ~ Lara IL EsI.ss't Ii- sGs5ss<EzE cs-i=
We z1fs I16.srIE-st rSEntsr-z ee I'll. -s[J Of 81
CrasE1s hare Used IL II L Ez-rsIssE u AyfEs
rzzEy rssssE1t zf= zz4SeLz NJ vIr1eH Il sG=sl n q
1STs tvsrsss1sn7 AID zasrsesrz IL G..s- tsserfnHT
-e1Esz1lzssn1s sas@ sszrz4 "a .a-s- ES1z.zedS-
James EEEEz- o'E1EC Il EIgrT EszAEk VI. ~ 8ra1ne
street. SzScD4n K-1zzR gar1rer Ar-z1azEzsa ani
T1sazEsE1 szrzHsS. Csrsxzaa4 E1aerzr .-z2-is.R Il
E1I-1S- Nh. ma ElrtsE- \ Guh,
owner - ssIsET w = FEsu E1-zss Gales BahlaE,
E-zscer cac1EE 6El I1E xnE EkEEzIs streets C9ps
BgF4 ESSE1RIz> VI E1H Enus.r-I k7-1sl; Mn. An
o EE-Ec- ScA ~ CAM Fsze4E1- 4 J. Tackes, No. 10
81 A1aS-xE CIIIE -IEc Ss-1s Harrison. Ea
EcSxsrT Va "a yzTls-t STREET. Essrre StsaeInagsl
Va L.. F1R-s 4E1.Ssz75 ". L. Egv1skz- Va i3 Tche1
FI-trt-; SHar -S---I-1- SA IS ES5sczie stree
CES1- EnIaE a - frszssB- NJ ~ Charles street
Erz. L SltI-1nU- IiLILV-s4- Va GGk Camp street, T.
e F1IEsrEI. Ltilis Erc- z-ts,1 Sikiss C-Asoah0c
o 2 -S1GsuE-n rTaats- VI. IS GIE5zaE-s STREET.
" = -Izsz-T-T = -C- D-EEEls[
OK GacEzEps End IAnS1-a 81 StE O-ssz.s. =
F-ars g. 5t Grs- h0=1+s- EyS Sy
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-12-12

NlfHp 9.>rnual I1rsnibes II stIe 1-Ill IL
Parliament ia aiIrxe1 Inc 1aniI-- IL gel
5Lis L4.zf-r % IIR GIHc-tzTuI, auG p1nlnilzssf L
haE--aH- fr@sEreL III u-tlSs aLC .tiaunrpTI. Eie
SAT- EHe trunss GUuIIspssl II ak hrnfs~sf
astaJttntITsIE. al aIn'mgF Commanded ssnt
tEe Vtse Called AZ 5us par. 5ie snlG =. A.
SiSsiiiss-, SAT- s5: ectrt zfe E.puss vls
tun1 nnJsst ~ "a. IEuGclt sguEIftllt.e, EIt 7 tu
4uSrF fu. 1.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-12-12

NNtE 1lENiAr fIff1 lETI[tt
FE1EptHDg; GnstGts AZ EAs h4tl5spr. Gs5eSss.
Inns sEsSs5 lhIuPs azlE Ef4anS q sas anTa Is
-FEG@a- AZ sGan sEfgJ sTe1aaghrsf DsIS--cF6AsC
ilI AEELaAi1 oaso srsshitE.ssssfes ~ tIsas
Crzye aaA. hnk. nrrpa-4 b. aat ~ tsssta
Ftti.L''y--aA 5Enbs IOE. on ~ 3s3s. aas1fs1g
sn- -asrEsE 5EEEee4k, Wal tatrf u sI5szss
hnGsS= r0HsrnEn6anS DsI -rztRsr tttA= = fitt'sf
sinpI-
Inc b-yzak;ags 81 "a iHn=rn1 ovrae ~ 81 NJ
fttAh'' IrSrrAI d21ESt 5se epfs--4kEas tISe
tsaahsr. aAnesgs, z4nzEn al - ET--h i.ss-sTa sE
--s-saalzl[, e1aatdr1at n EIzpsasYst = EiI hsrE
. kast3a1 ta1al ~ tine a1tsf ri ias SaStAspE a.
r~Sna=- a-v were ibssaa4A1c liz a4rpsN
a.'sEs-f- ld- . L.asl fsfEasl sTsaat,1 ts-~ E.5
's~n- ZEtl Lisvg faAas1ds sraa[ isaa5 Iszr2rsl
ssnl-sacrunsAa f9fGDE znaE1zc IL ;.1e wee n
ks'a s1sFrciar. q 6astfsS. rsv2%rx Lsest -4zs1
1rrnrtEE esurGo azlaSrs Issa2srE q apa-Asz=n4sse
=Is=a- L-Hs@E E'4ae- -aSufsd . ;salsa.sz
sEs.t- RE- sfs1t- VA Ess.-43r = 4sHgasazz- ffSz
4s&GsE= 49, sEerr@Erl ~ taA~ ,E1Er=,ISf IT,
sc sJz-s@ ~ h4sr ss 1.4.'rf-asats .; tsasTr- iAi
-'fff's. n'=1iar-'e iso5z 2ltz ~ ~ 5=ls
~ - - Lsri ; ~ ~ t. ali ~ tgaa
r-,.-l4a E - - 90. zgst=.-Esytzs $40
s=r-v'tz sif -zaT ttf.asl-s-.
t-sr 4Aags liz x - Esazsss
7ar. sa- t. .9Ea- &4tS-- ~ Gaa%- frS-
'--l- q --@- rFe2it sss4rnsg ttss ts.frs- ~ T.
IAf' 49, ]aet-sr- t. - IA 81 rss+rt lar
e'fs r'ao- ta-S tEr-zs7- sa.-.H ii. II eel
E's-.s.a- -,=1sr:t-rt- ssrl'=Az-= sEfrDsla4dil: :.
'Tr 2sEz AesaS= ASs.A,es-- saes- 4st-ayL uIs-
'sse1 81 is5 iass5s t-S' z-salEarE .-Ettrr4f Is
:: 'At n $500 sassass.5 - i-5@ .iliJ1-0 ~ =
a,-s--aasa- ~ t.it,gr... ,e,tr =, 1nili,r,.-
z 'slr. rrzIlaster Tr-r- A. tEst EsaIIGrres= %;
- @slC h.2E To Gsa4s ezrgrrols= ssnfes
.a ,.rsIa1ss. ..s, Rsllt- 3=4rs ,iiasi-
7'r- IT, i@'rf--s- 5at4s=-. ass.ic 4s=Isslsnaf<l IA
r'-'rs-'1--sr- 80 TzIs<- isTass u Lsas1SaiIyL
toe A.4atls-asrs Il. nrT4s:g- 7erspFz ntrt.- sut-
tfaLrE azp=l ErfssisxSs EIz.Sflsse sse te
IAAarsc tis- 1ss1Al Es.rLl sga1.sC Tfn ulau- lsaG
.sJcE4 tE7f1 iiss L4zIl atss.;lss,-r, vgitt1tI
tS-a- AeSlads walk. st,yasarxt ,,s,i1..y
IL srTrTtt lin ~
Tfs- i.Irasetz i1sssGssrittr a. toe tII,ysoItir5
.s=s.. - is.l. a. fssr: tA..x t,yta,s,,f .,r,T5
t--14..- I4.- tlpr1Aslyf a. :. ,-u-z. r,t,,T .
.sls-e.- r. izs.r, r=T5-Ait
Azst wit tn .aat.=El Iss.s.-t On :, at
l4..~ f.t.r..xr .rrf 70 ..lt siuttn,u4r. 49,. IN
.-r~-:t.-. ..a4sllIgssf ,r.-- t,,-,ty I,,.,g{t~,I
-a-.tr., .r - 1s,. t.fs,.i.,- ~ IN, ;,nIt. -.
81. sa4a--=s,gl- 4ltl l,- I'm, -, . s,.n,,,i, 90.
- = H. -.4!.tis.-. 81. ,-l..t ,5t.aI nm T..,,
-,a-e 1ssz.4s74irl, ,4..,.5.- AT .,--,rr-.,r -
81 ..--. IS 4---r = ,st...5.. -.,..,,,,, mo-,
..--..- i.g-s q. ~, .zgl.,. ..,tr,. - ,.,,,,,t
l<=.-!- H. 49,. u -f.-.,I.t,, - -,
-as-ar IT, .aa.e .11.-..-sf. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-12-12

phil. WERLEN
SsL-s =; LOWEST FIGURES and on BEST TERMS
THE BEST PIANOS MADE,
Such a.
The Pee: less "CRICKERING"
The AAtehless "DUNHAM"
The Opera FATorite WEBER"
Tie Boudoir PLEYEL."
The LowHPIiced HALE" and "GRovEsTRKN. ,
And others.
Also, ESTEY q CO.'S Incompatible COTTAGE
ORGANS and others, and a full line of
Music and Musical Merchandise.
with dispatch also Rented. -
EECoSo-HAND PIANOS at amazingly low hE1res
PHIL. WERLEIN'S,
myz 75Iy 7s, so, IS and 90 BsTonns StIas4
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-12-12

Many years had elapsed since these events
te9k place, A dark and raipy night bsd sHe-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-12-12

~ ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-12-12

srEoEszE-+Ig wzEsxiEE srorE
''aAass !ssz1aazss =ae-p,et.. Fl
F1s d,EsEAssss rIF TEE H-E-1,. >.
1ssssAsa cTzssasT lssc fsat-,s-sa7 a. =, -
A-ds sfcE acfst:.pEiEsz-ns :. -
1aitz, .zze~gt ssGsssSss fnrr 81 ,,.ot 80
u WAEEEs BR1rKa1
sas- "a
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-12-12

peF1ssH=E etsEAErrT Hpsptx4ue.-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-12-12
ERplnal aDFEerBrrrr ,-,,,-
TO TIRE POng.
DF .GIsz
1aaGg DEsREaSaEr

CHARITY HOSPITAL MEnrs1 rct,-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-12-12
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Professional CARDS.
TEE-E. TEETH. TEErHI
S15 ~
Sod XXI IL -IE[ L >E-->-5j
sIs- t't1s-En sEnH -
s:-z-CE-&zTE AND OH En- a. A.S-tSa
TsEzl CtlE-;-f. s5f. as
Ez-G5LD F-l-LN5S-s=
Usual cflE-ef. 81 -,,r
S1-SETEl LGs-S All AND GIL - CEMENT
Fl-LIEES-Sl.
TEEE- charge, 81
DE- 6 Z RETAyC0CRT,
- s.. Joseph 81, tsr-- Camp and 81 ChaEias
Es~ 0-1sE1lS. Ia 80
OiSrs insert ~ Teeth Ebs ESc-s pIlces "
.tbEnl ne e1I-acziEn a tht r1uzE . a, -
RA--&rTs Ihk Su-ZTy al n materials ks S;so
E1E q ElssaA- st&hdI2Ty EnG 6ErE1nl q 1+H1bnSss
ElKiE Tlne EhEs7 pCScsS
ExE-Ac1SoHS and gthsr Csstrxf5uns EeISo-7ed ey
If A1EsaksTso sl1s TnolhaEhs GETsS
CsazEzlSAzsnn GRATIS HA"v
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11
AN EMIGRANT'S STORY.

Among the cases called in the Hudson
County Special Sessions yesterday, was
that of German girl about nineteen
years of age, who was arrested two months
ago at Meyers Hotel, in Jersey City,
charged with stealing blanket and a
sheet from the bed in her room. Sh was
unable to speak English, and the Court
interpreter translated her story, which was
told in great shame and contritiOn. She
gave the name of Catharine Kuhn. She
said when she left Germany she was sea
sick on the steamer for several days, dur
ing which the surgeon attended her, and
on her recovery he seduced her. She
had no friends to 60 to here, and the sur
geon took her Meyers HoLel, where he
introduced her as his wife. He left her
there when the vessel sailed, and did not
pay her board bill. The hotel keeper
presented the bill, and on her inability
to pay it, seized her wardrobe for debt.
She had no money, and was ordered out.
She took the blanket and sheet, intend
ing to pawn them, but she did not take
them out of the house, when she was ar
rested for stealing. Judge Hoffman said
that, in the circumstances, sentence
would be suspended, and the Freehold
ers would pay the costs of Court. He al
80 directed that some person should go
to the hotel and see that the girls cloth
ing was delivered to her. She was then
discharged. Morris Bretzfeld,a German
lawyer, who was present, took her home
to his own house, to remain for the pres
ent--N. Y, World, Jan. 80.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11
RIOTS IN MEXICO.

Cry OF MEXICO, Feb; l, via Havana
On the evening of the 26th ult mob at
tackled the Protestant Church, recently
established in Acapulco by Rev, NJ. N.
Hutchinson, Superintendent of the,Pres-
byterian Mission. Therioters were armed
with machetes and rifles. Mr.. Hutchin-
son escaped and took refuge on United
States man-of war in the harbor. Gen
Mejia, Commandant of the Castle, or
dered out the troops and charged upon
the mob. Four Mexicans and one Amer
ican was killed, and eleven others were
wounded. Among the latter was Mejia's
adjutant. None Of the rioters have been
arrested. An investigation is. in progress,
and reinforcements have been sent to
the city to protect the Judge who is tax
ing testimony.
The State Government Of Oaxaca has
offered large cash premiums to encourage
the production and expectation of coffee
and sugar. .5. .s......
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11

This is especially the case when the lit
tie wretches are breeding-and they are
wonderfully prolihc--for at this season
they will reclne on their bellies on the
tiles or thatch; or cornices or anywhere,
and chirp with exceeding shrillness for
hours together, until one becomes half
deafened and wholly enraged with the
clamor. had at one time colony OF
squirrels so tame in my verandah that
they would come and have tea and
toast with me every morning, sitting on
the same chair with myself, and allowing
me to do everything but stroke them
But they shortly became a nuisance.
They bred in my bath room so constant
ly that the noise Of old and young in the
house was more than | could stand, and
the company that gathered by degrees
became so numerous as to seriously IN
terfere with my horticultural operations.
They would eat all the peas and beans SO
soon as the seeds were planted, and de-
your the horses gram" without meas
ure. tried the pellet bow on the latest
comers, and knocked over several,
stunned, but they invariably came to life
again and ran away in few minutes
At last, and when the multitude became
altogether intolerable, took the gun to
them one day, and shot three dozen,
whose carcasses made excellent curry
for my housekeepers, as they told me-
and we'll they might, being fattened on
Bengal gram" precious peas from Car
ter, and kidney beans in heaps. After
this got little rest, but they were soon
as bad as ever, and the gun had to be
brought into requisition.
The mungoose and the bandycoot are
also pests for all who keep poultry or
feathered pets in India. No doubt these
creatures will play havoc in poultry
yard if they can enter 1t, but tits not only
all they actually kill, but all they are
credited with, that induces the mischief.
The faithful native servant when dispos-
ed for turkey or goose, takes knife and
sashes and cuts as many fowls as he
wants Then he goes to roost himself
Next day the carcasses are shown to the
honor-stricken mistress of the house who
offers a reward for the head of the nun
goose, who, it will be seen, is no goose
at all. Of course the lady would not eat
fowls that have died natural death, and
the willy butler cook, or whoever it may
be, has good dinner, at our expense and
that the bandycoot. Indeed, on think
ing we'll over the catalogue Of an Anglo
Indians grievances in this matter, |
doubt if his servants are not among the
greatest plaques oflife after all.
F. E. w.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11
PROPOSED NICARAGUAN CANAL.

PARIS, Feb. 5.-The Consul-general Of
Nicaragua at Paris and London recently
addressed letter to M, de Lesseps, ask
ing his support of the projected Nicara.
guam inter oceanic canal. 9 'ai iaa'
NJ. de Iesseps has replied, favoring the
proposed route as the best in case il
should be found impossible to construct
canal through the 18th mus of Darien
which route he recommended to the
United States, and sayshe will be glad to
give the Nicaragua enterprise hisconcur'
renee, and the advantage of such infor-
nation as he has in his possession. z
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11

A GRANT county (Ind.) physician, who
is attending course Of lectures in In
dianapolis, strOlled into court room in
that city the other day, and, unaware
that any more strict rules Of decorunl
prevailed there than in thermal halls Of
Justice about home, lighted cigar, and
pufed leisurely on it for some time. The
presiding Judge sn1elt the smoke, and Or
dered an officer to arrest the ofenoer.
The doctor was Obliged to nay fine Of
fifteen dollars for contempt, and only
escaped imprisonment by giviugundoubt-
ed proofs of the innocence of his inten-
tiOna. u-l---- .LL..il .r.I L--L
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11

DR.. HUGH ]. GLENN, of Colusa county,
California, does some huge farming. Last
year he harvested on his farm 100000
bushels of wheat 1t cost him $50 900
freight to get his wheat to San Francisco,
but the wheat brings about one dollar per
bushel W en-, there, Dir. Glenn is very
comfortably off, although he has not in
vested in 0phir mining stock. He HIIius Is g
Virgnian.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11
Auehg.
from the Chicago Tribune.l
AN EVERY DAY OCCURRENCE.


The gambler sat In the Criminal Court;
He hailed the Judge as "Htbs,"
And both counsel laughed responsive laugh
when he poked them In the ribs.
Police officials stood up and swore
That they knew the gambler not
AID Justic what they knew the best
Most utterly forget
10 the Jurors winked as wise as owls
and 10 disagree agreed;
And the gambler whom they did not arrest
Nor try) was forn ally reed.
ne clerk he sat In the gamblers hell,
Betting upon the ace,
With Whirl of passion working In
His pale perspiring face
He played it open-he lost he lost,
when next turn he coppered IL
He ooppered the Queen. Il win II wlnF
Butlo IL was split.
Beegared. he staggered towards the door,
When at the bar he saw
With one of the gamblers best cigars
In his stern official jaw,
With warrant, billy, and come alongS--
The officer Of the law.
The Oflcer hastily took a drink,
But he did not dropA cent
Then he took-the clerk 10 Harrison street
On 9 charge Of embeEzlement
1,ao ACT III.
The elerk stood up in the Criminal 0Ourt,
Stern was the Judges eye,
And sternly the stern counsel glAred
Upon the stern jury.
Great Heaven TO take anothers cash
without card or case
GAocks-not of ofivory-hlched, and not
A word of King or Acel
Away with him!" the counsel cried,
TIE Judges face was SET,
And the jury sent the clerk for life
To he prison at Joliet
ne clerks wife stood at the gamblers door,
With her babies at her knees;
The salt tears on her wasted face
The biting wind did freeze,
While the gambler sternly spoke TO her
In slang of sherry" and "chese."
AAd the officer bold he damned her eyes,
And commanded her to go
90 whereH To hell If she liked, but NOT
TS bother the gentleman 80"
.. ACT Y.
Above her fared the gamblers lamp.
Like red malignant star;
The Wretched woman to Heaven looked up,
And sent her cry afar;
"6od Is there above the thunderboltf
Man has that Lamp post no barr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11

IT is said that Evarts, one of Beecher's
counsel is to receive fee of 81, 5,OOO, paid
by Beeeher's friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11

J. c. sTALLcUP,
A TTORNRY AT LAW ALLIANCE, OHIO.
"A Once In Merchants Block. decS7t--h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11

8. Sewers.
A TToRNEY AT LAw-0FFICE INNAT1oNAL
N Bank Building, up stairs. v4ln6-u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
pRTER CHANCR.

ATTORNEYS.
PETER CHANGE, l0
A TToRNEY AT LAW. 0yYIcR IN CAsMILY's
n new block, East Tuscarawas street, Canton,
Ohio Notary Public. Collections attended 70
promptly. lnoy1H--N
J. G. sTALLCUP
A TTORNRY AT LAW, ALLIANCE, OHIO.
"A ONCE in Merchants Block decS7t-n
P.s. sowERs.
A TToRNEY AT LAw-0FFICEINNAT10NAL
"A Bank Building, up stairs. v4ln6-n
CT. PERKINS,
A TTORNEY AT LAW-AGENTT FOR THE
"A Sale and Leasing OF Real Estate-ohice In
Eagle Block. feb2T7S.
], W, UNDERHILL. JOHN LAIN.
UNDRRHILL Il LAHM,
A TTORNEYs AT LAW-OFFICE IN TRUMPs
"A Building, opposite st. Cloud Hotel, Canton
Ohio leblY7S-yl
WILLIAM A. LYNCH WILLIAM R. DAY.
LYNCH Il DAY,
A TToRNEYs AT AW-OFFICE IN CASSILLY
n Block, Public Square, Canton, Ohio.
may4'7OAoct2f72
sERAPHm MEYDR. &c. NEYER.
'''''' MEYER q SON.
A TToRNEYs AT LAW, CANTON, 0.,-0FFICE
n in Dannemiller's new building, near Public
SQUARE novy69-yl.
GEORGE Z. BALDWIN,
A TToRNEY AT LAW-oFFICE IN RICH
"A ards Block, west side Public Square, Canton.
Ohio. apr2y74.
A. D, pRADEN, WA. REEVES.
" - - BRADEN & REEVES,
A TToRNEYS AT LAW-OFFICE IN EAGLE
N Block over kits store, Canton, o.
nov9O73-yl
R. s. SHIELDS,
A TTORNRY AT LAW, CANTON, o.-0FFICE
N in Eagle Block, opposite the Court House. In
iitigated cases associated with Joseph c. Hance,
Esq, of New Philadelphia, 0. noyl98
w. 4 A. MCKINLEY,
A TToRNEYS AT LAW-oFFICE IN McKIN-
n ley'sBlOck coner Seventh and Market streets,
Canton, Ohio. ,'i Ml Iune266L
A TT0RNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL col
N lecting Agent, Carthage, Jasper county, Mis-
souri,. oct H-tf
HARVEY LAUGHLIN,
A TToRNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
n Alliance, Ohio. l-L 2-n
LOUIS sCHRFER, l0I|
n Ohio. june17O
A TTORNEY AT LAW, MASSILL0N, OHIO. ,
n decl70-H,
TUI HENRY W, GARNETT, 1.I fU t.|
A TToRNEv AT LAW, NO. 2, COLUMBIAN
q Building, Fifth street, between d d f. Wash
tngton City Please to refer TO l.. Schater, At
iorney, Canton, Ohio decl67O-
,L. M. JONES,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n Commercial Block, Canton, o. marl2H.
- ----------------------
HOTELS.
ST. CLOUD HOTEL,
II D. ELY, PROPRIETOR PUBLIC SQUARE
u. Canton, Ohio JulyT6S
ALLIANCE HOUSE, .J
DYD. sOURBECK, AT THE STATION, ALL
ID ance, Ohio. Meals always in readiness on ar
rival of cars.
JACKSON HOTEL,
CANTON, OHIO-MRs. JOHN HERBST PRO-
v prietor Having just leased and reftted this Ho-
tel will endeavor to keep good toble of the best
the market affords. Good stabling for horses and
good attentiod. The choicest of Wines &c, always
on hand. mayT72-u.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
SALEM, OHIO = JOHN A. DELLENBAUGH,
y Proprietor. This popular and wen known
House has lately been refitted and furnished all
through. A good sample room for commercial
travellers. Livery Stable in connection with the
House, and an Omnibus to and from all trains.
Those patronizing the House will at all times re-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11
DENTISTS.
TOcFPU CPII0

JOSEPH CRAIG,
MENTAL SURGEON, NO. 9, CAssILLY BLOCK
- Canton, Ohio. All operations performed In
the most approved and satisfactory manner.
Rnnt1X13-I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11

A TToRNEY AT LAW. 0YYIcR IN CAssiLLY's
~ new block, East Tuscarawas street, Canton
Ohio Notary Public, Collections attended 70
promptly nOV2b74--u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11

q. Y. PERklNb,
A TTORNEY AT LAW-AGENTT FOR THE
"A Sale and Leasing Of Real Estate-ofice in
Eagle Block. A ieDZF7S.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11

10 the jurors winked as wise as owls,
and 10 disagree agreed;
And the gambler (whom they did not arrest
Nor try) was forn ally freed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11
HOTELS,

AMERICAN HUTELI N
SALEM, OHIO - JOHN A. DELLENBAuGH,
y Proprietor. This popular and wen known
House has lately been reftted and furnished all
through. good sample room for commercial
travellers. Livery Stable in connection with the
House, and an Omnibus to and from all trains
Those patronizing the House will at all times re-
ceive prompt and courteous attention. augl7-n.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11

J. ", UNDEHHILL. - JUHN LAHA'
UNDERHILL 4 LAHM,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW-0FFICE IN TRUMP'S
"A Building, opposite st. Cloud Hotel, Canton
Ohio. feb1973-yl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11

lt.i H.l M. g. MCGREGOR,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL coll
n lecting Agent Carthage, Jasper county, Mis-
soilri oct N-tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-11

.| HENRY W, GARNETT, i. t
A TTORNEy AT LAW, NO. 2, COLUMBIAN
n Building Fifth street, between D g. E. Wash
tngton City. Please to refer to l., Schafer, Az
iorney, Canton, Ohio declo7o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-27
The asyaucrio swan, from Rotterdam, the "vin

the "Svaneri" tSwan) from Rotterdam, the "Nin-
cenza Piro,ta' from Paleromo, names that fell of
far off chimes ard sutnv lands. Here are Italians,
Greek and Dutch sailors by the scores, and you
can easily pick them out. How much more
musicale the soft tongue of Italy is than the hard
cultural one of Holland Down still farther is the
great Erie basia. llore are the dry docks, where
the largest ships he taken out for repairs. All
sorts of ships and steamers are lying here hauled
mp waiting orders Nc.-hmong the wharves and
warehouses on the route, are those of Woodruff
and Robinson where Mouton of Beecher fame
figured. Here we found Capt. Anderson, who,
twenty-five years ago. was before the mast in the
ship Caspian. Of Bath. with the writer. lie came
10 Bath poor shipwrecked Swedish sailor. Now
lie is ship owner. and enjoys high social posi-
ton in New York. Our ship ''Sea Witch" is now
oading near Erie basin with lumber for Iquigue
the city recently DESTROYED by fire in Peru. Her
cargo is from the lumber of the firm OF Shepherd,
Hall < Co, that recently failed in Boston, and was
bought for a song. Our charterers inform us that
they are burying lumber for what it costs TO saw
| it and get it here, and thus the logs are dead
loss to the manufacturer Here are wharycs all
covered with lumber brought all the way from OF
tawa Canada in canal boats. 1t is stored here in
bond and shipped TO foreign ports.
| A little way up on the heights Of brooklyn, one
of our owners lives among.the Laws" and other
OF Bfookyns merchant princes, and from his el-
cgant residence, views his ships and steamers, as
they pass too and fro, discharge and load their
valuable cargoes
The obituary of our brave old Capt. Young was
copied quite extensively into the New York pa
per-, and soon after the journal off ommerce an
nounced that his Alabama claims had been award
ed placing his share Of the ship at about s. 600
aud his share of the catch also awarded-the
whole catch being $50 900. So the harvest came
toe late for him who hal waited long for it.