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Pimples, Eruptions, Rough SKIN.

The system being put under the influ.
epce of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery for a few weeks, the skin be-
comes smooth, clear, soft, and velvety,
and being illuminated with the glow of
perfect health fiom within, true beauty
stands forth in all Its glory. Tue effects
Of all medicines which upesratc upon the
system through the medium Of the blood
are necessarily somewhat slow, no matter
how good the remedy employed. While
Ole or three bottles clear the skin oi
pimpies, blOtches, ~eruptions, yellow
spots. comedones, or '.grubs," a dozen
may possibly be inquired to cure some
cases where the system is rotten with
scrofulous or viruient blood poisons.
The cure of all these diseases. however,
from the common pimple to the worst
scrofula is, with the use Of this most
potent agent, only . matter of time.
Sold by dealers in medicines.
COVERED WITH ERUVriOxs-CuREp.
CLAvERAcK. Columbia Co., n. Y.
DIR. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. ":
Dsar Sir-I am sixty years of age,
and have been afflicted with Salt Rheum
in the worst form for q great many
years, until, accidentally, / saw one Of
'your books which Described my case ex-
actly. I bought your Golden Medical
Discovery and took two bottles and .
half, and vas entirely cured. From my
shouiders to my hands / Was entirely
covered with eruptions, also On face and
body. Ias Likewise afflicted With
Rheumatism, 20 that I walked With great
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-20
A hook for Patron..-Pror Geo. VIM. Jon,

A Book for PatrOus.-Psof Geo. VIM. Jones.
Of the PatrOn's Helper. at Dcp Moines. has just
issued q hook of 40 pages, neatly bound In cloth.
which ehOuld be in the hands OF every Pairon.
The work 10 entitled Manual Of Jufis prudence
by A. Il. Smcdicy, Master Of Iowa Stale Grange.
The First Part Of the W,rk treats OF the juris-
prudence Of the Order. with rules and decisions
for almost every question that may arise IN asnb-
ordinate Grange. The Second Part treats Of Co
operation ia general business, Insurance and
Banking. giving In sufficient detail the plans
which have stood thu test Of practical expert
mcnt. The boOk closes with . ccpious Appen-
dix. giving all necessary forms used In The order.
Price for a single copy by mail. postage paid.
les. Address Geo. VIM. Jones, osice Of Pat
yOn's H<iper, Des MOincs. Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-20

was cold and rigid. ! Was aware that
my irieIds were rubbing and chatting
me. and trying TO bnng me To, and
weeping tears over me. One day while
they were rubbing me, q child fell
against the stove and was burned badly,
and they all left me and went Ia the
child. Well, when I became sw,Ie that
they had left me in my dead state, | had
singular feelings, and ! could not con.
troll my mind, and II made me 20 awful
mad that I had . notion not to come to-"
T you were conversing Of powder, this
would lie his tale:
"Gentlemen, powder is 8 dangerous
substance; il burns So easy. Ny father
oncc owned a powde. mill, and he came
near burning his legs of 10y it. One day
lie went into q room where there was a
pile Of loose powder, smoking his pipe.
He accidentally dropped n coal Of fire
into the powder; i. was only a little bit
of a coal, but / wish l may he smashed
il it didn't burn up seven bushels before
lie could get it stamped out"
Tobe belonged to church, and they
once had him up for e~xaserating. Sew
erai spoke of his habit of drawing too
strong a picture, and exagcrating too
much. and a deacon remarked that lobe
was a good-hearted fellow, and aimed
to do right, and he hoped he would over
come his ruling passion and increase his
stock of grace.
Tobe rose at las, and said: "My
Christian friends and fellow travellers 10
that silen; bourne from whence no tIav-
elcr returns, the charges against me are,
alas! too true. know il; | feel that l
have sinned. ] am conscious that | ex-
sggerate. 1t has troubled me more than
anything else in this vale of tears. l
have fought against i'll have tried to
reprcss the habit. o, my Christian
friends, / have shed barrels and barrels
of tears over this thing. Brethren, pray
for me, that l may hold out faithful, and
meet you all in heaven"
lobe was once stricken with what
everybody supposed to he his last sick
ness. He was very low; everybody said
he would die. He, too, thought he must
die, and. after receiving the last rites of
the church and settling his business, he
lay and waited patiently for death. He
got lower and lower, and n morning
when he supposed he had seen the beau
tiful sun. king Of the day, rise for the
last time, he called his sol John to his
bedside and said in a husky voice:
".John. ! think l ann going to-day to the
beautiful country. John, when l am
gone YOU will have to raise the boys,
Bill and Jake and Toby, and you must
teach them not to lie, ami swear, and
cheat. Will you, joint" EYES," sObbed
the son. "And John, you must take care
of the old gray mare and mother"
EYES," said John. "John, l have - last
request to make of you. Oh, John, will
you heed it?" "Yes, yes" said the
weeping SON.. "John, when | I'm gone l
wish my death 10 he published in the
papers. Oh, John, will YOU pat in the
words I tell yOu?" "Oh, yes, father"
said the mourning son. swell, John,
put in the papers, be sure to put in the
papers. that 1 ,ods the siekest man that
| eper died." HENRY VINCENT.
NOTE.-The stories attributed to lobe
were actually told by an old man yet
living, substantially as stated. II. v.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-20
Asthma.-Pridhams Asthma sps

Asthma.-Pridham'S Asthma Spe-
ci6c will relieve the worst case Of asthma
in five minutes. and from o TO three
bottles will effect . permanent cure. II
is endorsed by the medical faculty. and
every bottle 10 warranted to do what is
claimed Tot II az money refunded.
Thousands can testify TO its efficacy, and
persons afflicted with this terrible com-
plant should not TAIL Ia try il. II you
cannot obtain il from your local drug
gist, serd direct Ia the proprietor
Wholesale agents in Chicago, Fuller,
Fuller & Vanschaack, Stevenson Il issid.
Prepared only by James P-ldham, 40
Genesee street. Waukegau. Ill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-20

ASInCSS EvetyVWIuB uWS IT I"f"-'s"
which lives with IL and pfeys upon a.. Man Il no
exception. for tape, pin. and other worms LUX In
the system, and often cause great disturbance
They do not exist in healthy bodies; hence they
are y sutc proof Of III health. They arise In in;
perfect acton Of tn. stomach and Other vital
org ans. and turk In viiiated blood. no mere yer
miiugc Can remove them. DIR. WALkEg's CALI
FoRsIA VINEGAR BsTrgRs will not only cxp,i
the worm., hut. by r, storing the blood and d 'gcs-
tive apparatus to a healthy condition., Will re
move the cause OF the iIOub.e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-20

il one Of the pioneer music stores IN Iowa. es-
iablished In ls5s. j. 4. Wallace, The proprietor,
ir wh,l.raIe deslcr In a number III the beet
pianos and Organf. aud Gil KINDS Of musical in
strnmcnt.. musical merchandi c, and all kinds of
rh,ct music. Any piece az muric published In
the Cnitcd States, can be had BY addressing 'hi-
music house. ALI who want u coed musical In
strumcnt would do well To give him IA cal before
purchasing elsewhere. See his card In another
column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-20

other column We present an illustrliion of The
famous Taylor Hay a d Gram Rake. II /. vi n
out doubt the m oct perfect rake ever made.
Eleven years OF trial b. farmcrs In every State in
the Union. and over one thousand first freini
ums, ennile Ii to this distinction. We have
carefully examined this rake and seen it, pracJi %
cal worKings, and endorse u ~ bein. all that IL
claimed for II AK your dealer in agricultural
implements for 10. write To any II the sc vei nj
agents for Iowa, - per card in another portion
~ ,ISa v.v
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-20
:uiIding Felt and Wnt.r-proof Roofing

I'll the greatest Inventions. particu iariy Tor
use In a State like Iowa, where high winds pre-
vail and buildings mus, OF . necessity be mostly
Of wood. is the building felt manufactured by &.
j. tay, Camden, Nj. II hne leather.
has no tar substance. and make. n building warm
IN winter and cool in summer. We predict for
this felt, from its cheapners ard durability, "a
large sale In the Wesi. Mr.. Fay also deals largely
in felt carpenngs that initiate fine wood. send
L, him for circulars and = ,mpl.a
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-20

Ten 6nt cAM men ei AFFINITY, who arc
able fo earn q literal salary are wanted
4 srll in this State. Dr.. Nsphey's ne~
large Medical WORK. Salary err com-
mission. New men trained and learned
the business. Address with sg~. expert
ence. salary wanted, W. ]. Holland &
Co, Chicago, or their Superintendent. 4.
L. STOWE, Des Moinea, Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-20

$40 per dsy-AEenta. Attention.-In rn-
other column we publish the card OF j. II. Barker
4 Co. Of blaG on, Ind. Who wish BgcDis. ard
offer terms by Which 81 per Ia Can Ice made.
The article cells at every ho1se and IL OF IN
doubted merit. We know DR.. Barker. and he 4.
perfectly reliable. See sdvcrtisement-.end Tor
circuiar and make money
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-20

Cheap Fencing Wtre-Aii farmers snd
others intending Ia build wire fences this season
will ave money by reading the card u Egan a
Bowers 81 Dearborn street, Chscsgo. They have
some damagct wire, just the thing for fencing,
which they cell very low. Buy Of them and ave
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-20

Fancy Pou1tsy-Pssties who wis., TO pus.
chase fancy poultry should write To W ~. l.. slit,
Columbus, Wis, VIM gill send price, 81 fowls
and eysp Of All varieties. See his advertisement,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-05-20
MAMMAL 0f JURISPRUDENCE

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ar~- 81 ave ss ssnfr. u p~f e~rs
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DIR.
Family Medicines!

DR..
Family Medicines!
his the result of an experience Of thirty years
Hfs ,oe p~rseiice OF s.ucre-sfui physsrtan.
Hitter Tonic-tn exfrsc' of roo . and hsrs..
40 jad'cioH-iy and incidentally combined that CIV
erv mart Of he diseased hoiy receives the help
reqsised- IL IL rot Claimed as a pannces Cor az
the lille 81 life. bat tor dy.p~psis. b!iiioa- and
,iyer complaints. fever aud szue. choiers. 6ebil-
iii'y snf all disease 81 the stomach. liver and
digestive orysns, II 70 al caectasi remeis. AZ a
preventive s-sips. fewer and Agse snd maiarions
d-es-cs, IL IL unrurgzsse4. n sfsenxthep. ard
bdi.ds Up the d. bilifsieG system. ssd 21sxs re-
nswed s'goS 10 MI parts 81 the body.
Kings Curc-Acfs IS Q diureftc srac1ant fr
osse. ~ dropsy, goat, gravel snt dsscsscs OF the
bladder aud sidHey-. psrses the bsoca. esrs,
ecrof1la and e~ru.;Iye di-eascs. rhessssfie and
neufalgte pains, and ali diseases os The urinsry CO
zans.
Exp~ctosspt-A prUny: urnseSy for eo1-ks
asthma Group sn5 al disesss<of The thro .. isAg.
and ehesi. and the Erst stages Of eonsamytiSa
and ,yphoia FEVER.
Liver aud Agae pills Are prers,ca ex
pres,Iy to aid he 'of5e n caring . ass sEs
chronic eases, ;hey eel vtsbsaf dssaesfsgs
rsmea b.tnisnsnt-Opcs the rcrss Of the
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giving re3eft O. nsn OF b=asi az specify 80 say
ontssrd application csa.
For gale bs al assSyis ste sna aesieTs.
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that way II will die"
If you were discussing politics and
candidate he would give You this one:
'NGentiemen, some years ago, when l
lived in ~Culpepper county, Virginia, my
friends nominated me for county Judge.
Well, / didn't want the office. / didn't
care q continental for it, and ] told my
friends SO; the other party nominated
the most popular man in the county as
the candidate against me. Well, I was
determined they should not elect me,
and I went into the county aud election
eered against myself for three months
saw every man in the county, and told
each one to vote for the other man and
against me. When the election came of
l saw each man again personally at the
polls, and again begged them 10 vote
against me. I voted agains: myself. I
invented and had circulated a story that
I had been q shoss' th,e.. You see I
didn { want the office. Well. when the
votes were counted, he only beat me one
vote. II was the closest race / ever saw
II anybody Was talking about death,
he would solemnly tell the following:
Gentlemen. I was once dead, or lay
ia a trance state for several days. I
visited heaven and hell, but / could not
begin to tell you what I saw. Although
I was conscious of what was going on
around me, l was dead to all appearances.
/ could not speak, or move, or see. Il
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-26
PRICE-FIVE CENTS.

Der Of the delectable crowd, and they have
determined to remedy affairs so that they will
no longer be bothered in this way. and to fix
matters so that they can start for business
with some feeling of satisfaction.
Inc work commenced yesterday, and was
started by the Committee on Elections and
Qualifications, unseatine Collins. returned Nv
the Returning Board, and seating Floyd. ad--
mlnistration Republican. The report was
not acted on, owing to the absence of a num-
Der OF the members, whose presence was
necessary, but it will no doubt be adopted
to-day.
There seems to be but very little founda
ton tor the report that there is an intention
20 declare Lanes seat vacant. They can not
afford to lose man, and they believe that
As long as the candle holds out to burn
The vilest sinner may return"
not that they are given to poetry, but this is
about their sentiments.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-26

J. W. Quinn and w. G. Elliott testified to
the same facts Is the above.
The jury, after hearing the evidence, re-
turned verdict of murder.
The Coroner made an affidavit to the same
erect at the First Municipal Court, against
George E. Paris, now in custody.
ABOUT an hour after committing the deed,
rams surrendered to Sergt John McCann, at
the Central Station, and was locked up.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-26

Solid geld vest, opera and neck chains at
low prices at Hills, jeweler, Sc st. Charles st.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-26
The Best Chance
The Best Chance
Ever offered by
Ever offered by

Ever offered by
Ever offered by
The Louisiana State Lottery
The Louisiana State Lottery
occurs at the great Single Number Drawing
of February 9Th, when 200 Additional Prizes
are given for the same money. Capital Prizes
as usual, $4,000 and $40 600.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-26

Heavy under clothing for men, boys and
children, very cheap, at H. B. Stevens & Co. g,
1876 Canal street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-26

Lockets-great variety at So ST. Charles st.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-26

P. S.-Inclosed are copies of letters ex-
changed between the committee of which Mr..
Foster was chairman and ourselves.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-26

l'aDvd HLaDIa No dA1aiLxool
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-29
AN EXCITED DROVER.

On last Sunday evening two cars of cat
tie were dropped off from train at Louis
Vile, and the owner with them. During
the night he remained near his cattle,
guarding them, at times going along be-
side the cars punching them up with Il
pole to keep them from injuring one an
other this punching business was heard
by the Marshal of the village, who
thought something was up, and intent on
the discharge of his duty, he started to-
ward the cars, probably believing some
car thief was at work. The drover, doubt.
less, had money ABOUT his person, and
when he saw the Marshal coming, he mis-.
took him for robber, and ran away at
lively pace followed by the officer, whose
suspicious were only made stronger atsee-
ing the man run. The drover stopped at
a house near the depot where he made IA
noise and aroused the inmates, the own.
er coming ont to see what was up; by
this time the Marshal was there and be-
tween the two, they tried to quiet the
drover's fears, after he had stated his
case, but he wouldn't listen to their ex-
plantations, and evidently taking the man
he had aroused for pal of the other sup
posed robber, he broke away from them
both and ran up town, yelling everything
hideous, including murder he beat Sam
Wilkeson or any other Brooklyn case on
profanity, and finally succeeded in bring
ing Mr., Sluss from the repose of his couch
when his fears were quieted and the mys-
terry clearly explained. Always give a
man chance to make statement when
YOU can,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-29
MURDER AT LEE7ONLA.

A man named Mead assaulted and beat
old man Davidson at Leetonia on Satur.
day afternoon, leaving him for dead. The
object was money but The scoundrel only
got $27. l. seems Elijah Davidson is an
old man, SO years old, and has been liv-
ing alone for many years. Some months
since he bought the east halfof the build
ing which stands just west of the depot
at Leetonia, and occupied himself large
front room on the ground floor. A flight
of narrow, steep stairs at the east end
leads to an upper floor with two small
rooms. During the afternoon of Satur-
day Mead. who, with his wife, had been
living in the cellar of the building, asked
the old man to go with him to the upper
rooms with a view of renting them.
Mead had string to measure with to see
if bed could go in and while the old
man was STOPPING down with one end of
the string Mead took stone from his
pocket and hit Mr.. Davidson on the head.
The old man gave faint cry but it was
not noticed, and terrible struggle ensu-
ed in which Mead's thumb was badly
bitten and the old man lost two teeth.
The old man was beaten till he became
unconscious and the villain rifed his
pockets, getting $27 in money, 5000 in
notes and a silver watch and hastened
away. In some ten minutes the old
man revivel, and though faint from the
loss of blood, crawled to the other room
and down stairs with his crushed and
bleeding head, and gave the alarm of
murder" His mangled and bleeding
head was horrid sight. Help was
soon got and the excitement was great.
Search was made for the villain and the
whole country scanned that night and
next day, but at East Liverpool on the
evening Of Sunday Constable Welch spied
his man go into a saloon and soon had
him in handouts. He is in Jail in New |
Lisbon awaiting a hearing tomorrow.
Did man Davidson at last accounts was
Itill alive. but no hopes are entertained |
If his recovery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-29

SCHAEFER has been exhibiting his no.
hility OF spirit again This time it was
shown in formal arrest made by burly
assistant, who was acting Hnder police.
man Louie's command. One day last
week little boy was sitting on the rail
ing Just outside the entrance to Louie'>
"Oppry House," when that guardian Of
the peace commanded a super to arrest
the lad and take him to the Mayor The
super seized the boy, who resisted vigor-
ously and showed fight. Then Louie
stood off at a safe distance, swung his
brawny(2) arms wildly in the air and
yelled in an encouraging tone to his as
sistant:
"Pring him along, py Got, pring him
along. III see five can't gif desc little
defIs hale fer yhstling aroundt my OPP
pry house"
Between the two, they forced the boy
to the May ors Office, where he was inn
mediately discharged for want of reliable
evidence against him.
Will it not be well to see that Louie
be named among the candidates for po-
licemen to be confirmed next Monday
night?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-29
BACK FROM CALIFORNIA.

Mr.. Norris, of Diebold, Norris & Co.,
has Just returned from San Franci, co,
where he has bee for some time past,
The immense vault built by them has
been safely delivered and put up in that
city, and the Duncan Safe Deposit Co.
are highly pleased with the manner in
which the contract was fulfilled. The
press of San Francisco speak in the mos
gratifying terms of Diebold, Norris & Co.
and their great job, the largest of the
kind ever put up in the world, and it does
not only add to their already enviable
reputation, but also to the reputation and
credit of Canton and Ohio. Mr.. Norris
must certainly have felt highly gratfied
with the reception their vault met with
from the critical business class who saw
and examined it. He returned to Can
ton this week, having been DELAYED ten
days on the road by high water and
breaks in the railway. Read the article
from the San Francisco Bulletin in our
next issue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-29

Mrs. ANN ELIZA YoUNG's lecture on
last Friday night was well attended by
the best people of Canton. Her story
was told in quiet, conversational style,
with no attempt at oratorical flourish OF
rhetorical polish. She is rather prepos-
Bessing in appearance, slightly above the
medium height, slender and graceful.
Her voice, however, was not one of the
most pleasing, but throughout she spoke
almost in a monotone. Her narrative
though was quite interesting in the main,
developing some new phases in the
doings of the Prophet in his harem, par
Gcularly showing his ruling passions
Selfshness and conceit. A few more Ann
Elizas on the rostrum to analyze Brig
ham, will doubtless cause some trouble
IN Mormondom.