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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-25

The Rev. W.M. Probasco, Of Massillon,
will officiate in st. Pauls Episcopal
Church, corner of Tenth and Poplar
streets, on Sunday next, morning and
evening, February 2Sth. Services at the
usual hours.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-25

PUBLIC SALES. From sale bills printed
at this Office we find that the following
parties will sell at their respective places,
viz:
Josiah Strausser, u miles east of Nc
Donaldsvile on Tuesday, March I'd, hors-
es, cows cattle, reaper and mower, &c
James Mofit, u mile south of Louis
vile, on Saturday, March 9th, horses
cows cattle, &c.
Andrew Hammer, miles east of Canal
Fulton, on Monday, March ], mare, sheep
mower, &c.
Daniel W. Troxell, a miles north OF
Canton, on Wednesday, March Sd, horses,
cows, colts, &c.
w. j. Smith and Thomas Hill, in Cairo
Saturday, March 8, horses, colts, COWS,
sheep, &c.
Jno. A. Bair, Z mile west of Middle
Branch, on Wednesday, March lOth,
horses, COWS, sheep, &c
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-25
Intal News.

MAYOR SHIELDS black and tan dog,
"Jack," has joined the city police force
on patrol duty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-25

Mr.. Kegler offers his valuable farm,
near Massillon, for sale. 1t is the old
Kelley farm, on the Navarro road.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-25
MARRIED.

CopER-MooN-On the 18th inst, by Rev, P.
Herbruck. at the house of John Moon tn Osna-
burg township Mr.. William Coder and Miss Re-
becca Moon
ELsER-D -DoRN--On the same day, and by the
same. at the house of Mrs. Dorm in Canton, Mr..
Charles Elser and Miss Rosa Dorm.
WooLF-FERGEsoN- On the 10th inst, by E. NJ.
Grimes, j. p, Mr.. Franklin WOolf and Miss Hattie
Fergeson the former of Stark county; and the lat
ter of Williams county, Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-25
Valuable Inlproued Propert4 Fo1
. p utbhc Y Sale.

TIME Vestry of st. Paups Church will offer at
L public sale on Thursday, March 4th, at one
O'clock p m on the premises, the south half of lot
No, 2I2 adjoining the old jail lots.
Terms made known on day of sale.
The Vestry reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. G. +. PERKINS, Secretary.
febIS'75-7w2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-25

THE G. A. Band will give a fine concert
at their hall tomorrow friday evening
for the entertainment Of honorary mem
hers and their friends. They have also
secured the use of the adjoining front
room Dunbar hooks in the Correll and
Myers and Walser block, and ample pro,
vision will be made for the comfort OF all
who may attend. This will be the finest
concert of the kind yet given by them, as
complimentary to honorary members. 1t
will also be Mr.. Nye's last performance
with the band, as he expects to leave
Canton next week permanently. Ihe
following is the programme, T. f. Kirk
Director; Chas Fiala, Solo Cornet:
PROGRAMME
PART FIRST.
/ OVERTURE -"Nabucadnosor," Verdi.
.. Watz-"Ta "Tausend and Fine Nachts,
Strauss.
8 Observation-Disclosures" Flotow.
4. Pot Pourri-"Gems of Irish Mel
ody," Kirk.
). Embellishments" Gungl,
DAFT cECOND
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-25
PART FIRST.


l. Overture" Scotch Margrof.
., Waltz-"Blue Danube" Strauss. .
3. Pot Pourri-"Belisario," Donizetti
A. Aria" "Ernani," Verdi. 4
5. March-"Good Night" Graffula.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-12
aow con rnoytnss.

Mr spurgeon ays: "My gtsudalhcf
was very poat minister aua trp4 oaw,
whioh SIS sfr, sneat he'p jp iia ,al-
p,rl ot VI. children -be bad fea 81 ihem
-spd tbs Cow i,ak ,hr .trersts sea
Ilrd
"'whd vii ,ae ., rnay s3lwy
grandmother
cannot uli What we shan a. eew.
said he, 'bnl knew Wh3 C.-d utIi o;
G.,d viii provide Or ns " mnst have
milk TOT the ehiidrea
"rhe pext morning lle,e came 60 30
him. lie hsd never mtdc app estiuo to
lie fand fir tie reliei of misis'ef.; bui
on that do llerr vere e. q nbfH thsy
had divided the money anl oae .a.i,
Tie i poor Me- Spupeop down in Es.
.ex, suppose We setd u 70 hin Gbr
ehhirmau--s Nr Marie, ~ nj. dsy tsid,
we had better make Il fi0, sad l'H give
So Another fj was offered by saosher
member. TIA Ike amount eau'd he raised
10 make Il up 10 eco; whieb wac done
They knew uolbieg ahani my gfnilath
err caw bat God dii, yeu zee; aud ihen
was new cow for him AID lhnse gen-
lIemeu - London we're uai aware II The
Importance OF the service which "a i had
rendered
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-12
CHEAP LIVING.

American citizens with small fortunes
have found it cheaper to live in Europe
than in their own country. But prices
are fast rising in France, aud Germany
aud Italy, anl travel ia every year more
costly. Japan, however, is still cheap
country, paradise for economical peo.
pie. The Newark Advertiser says:
a japanese student, who for SOME time
past has been educating himself in tbi,
city, IN conversation yesterday expressed
great surprise that 70 many Americans
no marry. lie desired 10 learn the eaus,
OF the army OF bachelors, and " isbed lc
know ii Il was too much expense to gel
married here. When told that probably
that was one reason why mtny OF ON
Young men reuIain IL The state of single
0les sedness, hc seemed greatly astonisbeo
aud said, 50 diFreui Ia my country.
When asked how much 1t cost to ge
married there, he replied:
Not any one cent; no minister to pay
Her parents, my parents talk, then W.
talk, make ceremony married.
A lady present then asked him hos
much il cost young couple TO live il
Japan, aud all were considerably amused
by the answer:
Five dollars q month.
Could they live we'll on thst7 she ask
ed.
o, yes, i-b, rice, tea -mnch bette
than in America; all time, plenty. Cos
three dollar hslf month for est--res
clothes.
II was suggested that II married iii
was so cheap, every one there was O
ought to be married.
Almost all married-rieh, high, vooi
little, fne, oil married.
Taking the Japanese statement a.
basis, dividing the amount left for elothe,
the young husband aud wife have ese
just seventy.hve cents every month /
purchase clothing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-12
AS ovAtio 10 LtnEats.

The Irish World says: The warm wei.
come accorded 10 oar American riarmeu
in ireland recalls n suggestive Incident
which The hte well known actor, M.
llackett, used lo nafrate with great pleas
ure During bis professional tour IN Dub
lin, assuming the role Of Rip Ian
WiRkfe "on tic first night ot ihr rep
resenadon,n said Mr.. Ilaekc,i, " Ia the
scene wher, Hip dad- him~olf - his na-
live village, afler his Iong sleep, u,l IN
amaz amppl a The change which meets
his eye on every hand, person Of whom
he Is rnpking inquiries mentioning he
name oi Washington. 'WathiHgtobf
repeats R.p' who j. hep The othcr,
a fellow who hnppencd to have spleudid
voice, replies: Whal did ,oa never
hear tie name ot The immortal George
Wa.hingtou, the aposi c II Liberty, and
The father of III, conntr,T Upon the
fuling Of these words, delivered impress.
tNtfN > lnE hhtilAbtt ft'N4 ~ " hAAtNis
arose as one man, ard the shoulnR,
the c.Orping OF hands and slampiag Of
feet shook the building These plaudlts
continued for some time, aud wouad NJ
with three hearty cheers for George Wash.
iugion. ! cannot descf.be to you my feel
ings during tts unlocked for tbunder
gust of national enthusiasm. ! choked-
the tears gu,hed from ms eyes; aud ]
can assure you 1t was by great ellor
that restrained myself from destroy Ing
all the illusions Of the scene by breaking
tie fetiers with which the age aud char
acier OF Rip had Invested M, and ex-
claiming in the fulmess Of my heart,
God bless old lrelandl"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-12
cAucHriS nEn owy TRtp.

Shakcfpere makes Lscres d c by the
poisoned sword he had prepared fol
Hamlet. A similar tragedy happened in
royal life in Sweden in the early part OF
this century. A conspiracy, headed by
his uncle, compelled the ebdieaton Of
Gustavus Adolphus, who went into exile.
The uncle reigued under the title OF
Charles XIII,
The Queen, resenting the wrong, shut
herself up closely, and refused to hold
intercoursewith the new court. Atlergth
yielding TO the earuo 81 pcrsnasions OF the
King, she consented t. resume friendly
relations, and grand party was given %
welcome her To the coufi The King hm.
self was taken Sick, and 4 ten to the be.
rediisry Prince. Christian Johu, TO d.
he hanDrs II toe occasion After tir
banquet, the Q1reu ro.e a8d fa-d i +
yer salyer 10 tbs prince, on walcn Heic
Two cups OF tea, molioHng 10 hin 70 take
one OF them. courier. un he IN tam
pressed bis thumb deep int, The priace's
back, as ii Ia warning ttc prince start
"a 10 biz feet and takns the SILVER said
courtcrn-lS
81 cann1t nilow lur Maj .s % sefye
me, And preseaiod 20 itr tfe cnp
adrotIy turning lhc saver 20 give 0 hes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-12
= COURTEOUS Rrpnoop.

Dr.. Samuel Johnson was q man of siu,
cere piety aud did not Jack courage 10 re.
prove wroJg. when tie occAsioa seemed
70 justify IL. Iie once visited slip 81
The line, and received marked attention,
from the admiral sui other III ers ~
When the boat took him ob shore. a
young fiieer asked II fe hsd ais riher
eommsnds. Tie q cteF replied:
"sir, have the gpoalnes. 70 thank the
admiral no ats the OH sers f0r their kind
ue-s to me, aud Tn Mr. , The hrsi
ieulenant, tht beg be viii leave -
the hsbit of swearing
Tie young afii .er, wishing 10 blua, tbt
edge 81 the reprpoi said Ia au apoiagetis
say.
There j. nb making sai.pts ~ ihell
tuly without using strong lspgaagc, eDt
bis majesty reqaires it.'
The doctor sqid vita gFage 4 saity
Then pray, sir, tel Mr. - tbgi bss
him nol to use one oath aiefe ihah !, 4b-
soluteiy required tor ,be service I ht
majesiyn
The young on ass silent, feeling
thai bis apology had been yery courteous
y disposed ". IS hwiBg ysry ltis
! oah.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-12
eAuLE Lrpa Is WISCONSIN.

Some one has been wri,nga history
1f Madison, the capital Of Wisconsin.
Among some of the good thiugs told ere
the following Nothing is more grotesque
than the United States civil services in
the wilderness Of Dane county. In 1887,
MIR. John Catin was appointed poslmas.
ter OF Madison, under Van Buren, aud
bis deputy opened the mnils and kept the
office "in Mr.. Peek's heuse, lie being the
only family 10 Madison This honse
was ga haslily-patched up log.hnl, cou-
sislipg Of one room about twelve feet
square" IN lsli on the coming in Of
flarrison's Administration, Mr. Catlln
was removed on political grounds with
as much promptness as If he had been
postmaster Of New York or Boston,
tiow much TIC town ha | emerged mean,
time from its primltiye coudhiln appear
from au ageclotr ot erfiain EHgHfh
locetr who visited d 10 1872 aod, .fier
day. hard experience Of its rawne 5,
.pareness, mpd aud visible drunkenness,
sold to h, eiooroue: "Jlhu A! u
you telI anybody that ercr ras IL nad-
ts1a, by , ~ kill yonl'
Many are TIC quoiaDie stories etb
whioh Sc Dprdc, adgrns BIZ paee-, AID
curious are tho paF.onages who dRute IL
them N1tuuiy w., Madison thg bfb.
plaoe Of Miss ynuie il.an bat Of Me
Wisconsiana Victoria Peck; and acre a-u
d urished j. the pioneer d,y. tae Spft
aeto' Ia industry ald lam-3dnkig
Jonalhuu Bdnpi6eld, of Vermont
great many II the dst ss'ttr. of "a d.
ison were frorn the naive sists Of Ftsket
and Pinoeo, whose Christian n4me i Wt
given They carried on together sit
lie factory, aud independently appp'
work whenever lqaor was o0tanthe,
Mar our house. .ays one - SIS 90
dies alormsnt., "sl1od a large opk trt
the onc au1pr which Mr. Prea's fmty
aai camp4l when they dfst ap1ed -
Madison. Bullefdel1 kaea haw We prl
ed It, aud when arappsd, ana Bic credit
/ gone, bis last rosort was an onslaught ,n
the Old tree with an Ak, and tic only can-
iition oa ghienhe would stop ifon dame
lging il was to give bIm aaprder % y a.
.oii's Or rh4a's gr3arf Baueidlt VS.
1 b4A fsilow, and his pae1,er know 49,
Wlen tie Gra minister visited uai.
son, an1 called the z99l people logsi9r
% sunday, psnao 80. sm9aR DE-
I present Hs Iiaeaed gteaiiylJ 4, H.e
/ opening services, and when iDe miaistsf
began 10 speak - 4 bslter iile tha1 nioa
aere leading u lhe Hea e9aHlry, Piueer
very deliberately fpsc tfam lis seai sid
Electrified ihe small aadiepr by saii ~
/ That's 70, NJ Pmio. that's SOC Batter.
| dtid' got q b saYeli md you ja't hal1
~ till bring BIN 81 Eppa whiel hs
talked 90. oi tlr room; but, failin9 @
ind his cham, neglected himseIf 20 ~.
iara
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-12
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u believed by man, iha,rao1laaHae,
elaca,loa, aa3 some o,ter hiessiovs. aec
quite ss beneficial when compulsory. So
when yglootArly saagm sBa ob'alnsl;
apa there $40 individuals VIE am ta
hQAi lhal DC 'P'e may even b. forced t6 tc
happy Dat whether baptism is saving
ordinance Nhen administered against tie
wlll ut Tie p'prrtc, remains sn opsu
question. Be that . u mAy. there vas
lately ~ oocarreuce of this sagt jn New
York, which mas stand as test essc II
snYbod, notices anA reports tie ecsu'i
There wasa baptism ia q creek, and 10
ceremony attracted a very large crowd IL
people Sizes Plmsns e5lored servant
girl was very anxious 90 be present, and
as u was not her Sunday ent, she Slipped
away from the house white the dluner
was cooking, aud weat aronud IN her
working clothes, Her interest was SO
Intense that She stood close io the mlnls-
ter, who was 10 lhe water while the ear.
emonY proceeded After sik or seyen
bad been dipped, the cltrg, man, died
with eutbu-iasm, slczed Der aud pulled
her into the water She resisted, bnt the
minister Imagined that She was merely
airaid of the water, 50 before she could
explain the situation he souscd her sho
camo up splulterlng, aud exclaimed;
''What You doin2 Lemmc 60, tell
youFa
But be exertcd his strength aud sent
her "ker.cbunk" below the surface agalu
She emerged, clawng The air wildly ana
shouting;
"Gway from herel Don't you chuck
me under agln, YOU piggerm
But the clergyman was iuexorhble, and
he plunged her under q thlfd time. and
held her there for minute, 80 AZ 10 rt Il
soak in aud do her good, Then she came
up and struck lar the shore, and standing
there, looking Ike dragged mermaid
cut IN ehony, she shook her il.t Al The
astonishod pastor, and slrleked;
"Oh, IN fix you IN bust tho head
often YOU, yon or'uary trash sousiu' me
IN dat dare creek aud nearly dr1wndin'
ne, when you knowcd well enough "a
dc time dst Use Methodist, aud bin
ehrisseued by dem dats yer better-, and
knows more bout religion den all dc Bap.
tisscs dat tber shouted you mIs'be black
scum aud me got iho rheumaGz enough
to SET me crazyl Oh, IN see what do law
kin do for youl Pll have yon rested dis
very day, OF my names not Joanna john
son, you wooly.headed herrp'l Yuu
hear mey'
Then Joanna went home 10 redress,
and the ceremony proceeded She will
not attend another baptism 10 a hurry
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-12


wlll be only few hours ST the most.
Yon sbe devil! Why have yoa done
thisY be demanded, hoarse with rage.
Don't you know lhsi you win die tool
Ceraibly. but prefer death 70 The
rain ~ ny beet irieods. II we die here
--ss at shall wllhoul daabt Tie nsnucl
will Be- saved
The oath. sud threats, Aud carses y
the n,n were fearful, bat MarEsrei iclt
uo fear Something shove aud beyond
herself Sustained her, and .he was barpf
in the consciousness that her life wonid
purchase the old home lpl her klud bene-
factors.
The close. torpid air weighed upon her
ike iead--already tad the mau who was
her companion ssnk siupched to the
fgor an her past life come mp before
hsr-she remembered things long ago
forgotten she eaw faces dead and buried
--she heard voioes long u,ule beneath the
grave cl,.ds, aud thea life aud sense fad.
Cd out, aud she knew M more.
Judge Wallace found his sister better,
but the storm coming on It was deemed
best 10 remain all night, but early the
next morslug he set out for home.
Arrived in sight Of the house he wac
surprised TO see the shutters still closed {,
and the chimney giving out no smoke Of
welcome
Al tie gate yoang man vast wing q
horse, aud the judge exclaimed to his
wife:
Bless my life, Annie, that's Algernon !
There's no mi'taking him. He's home a
month earlier than We expected him.
But | greatly fear something is amiss
with Mag. She's an early riser and the
shutters are tei closed.
lie whipped up his horse aud soon hsd
his long-absent son by the hand.
The first warm greeting over, the judge
raped al the fastened door, but elicting
no rep tnse his alaim increased, aud sc
,er ,hJnling Tor Margaret At the top OF
ii- voice, aud receiving no response, with
AIgcrhon's help he burst opeu the door
and entered The Kitchen.
1 Al was as size had lell il the prevou.
night the fire had burned down, and
black brands covered the hearth, the
/ chamber door stood suggestively open.
/ Father aud son asceuded the stairs, and
hall way up the judge stumbled over the
key OF the oak closet.
/ Good heavens! he exclaimed, the key
Of the closet where left that money! |
greatly fear something has befalen Mar
garet.
/ They found the closet door locked, and
to their repeated knocking there came no
response. Algernon then applied the
key aud The opened door revealed q
frighlful sight
With frightfully distorted, purple face,
the robber lay on the fJor, stone dead,
and little removed from him, pale and
quiet, lay Margaret.
Algernon bore her down stairs into the
open air, but il was very long before she
gave any sign or token Of life. And il
was a week before she was able to give q
detailed account of what had happened
during that night Of horror in the oak
closet
But sbe had saved the money, aud The
son undertook to pay the debt of graft.
tude owed by his father, And before
tho winter was over Algernon married
Margaret, aud together they dwell in the
old homestead, and on stormy nights
they tell the children the story of the oak
closet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-12

A rather singular scene occurred - lts
depot Friday afternoon. A lady wa'
going by when gentlemen stepped ont
sud said 20 her How'd dol" ex ending
bic hand and smiling eheefally. II beg
pardon, ssid she, looking bard 81 him
''you have the advantage Of nae" "Whyi
don'l you know me r be Asked, amazed
II can't remember you" !" she said "Why,
used to bs your husbsDd John Angus
tus Henderson, yoa know She remem-
beFed hlm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-12

A coloyed philosopher observed on sia.
day. willie in conversation with a irieai
% clay Street. II dasu' biieye 10 h.g-
log pardner wen y0a'Fe o'ay gei !.
small basipees. II gef make anglblas
xhy ser don't gii Il. an Il ser ipse yer
have % lost i ail "Jesso," remarked
his aeQuisseeni companion.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-13

FOB WoRK-Lefter Heads, Cards. Circulars,
j Bin Heads, Posters, Lawyers Brien. Pam
promptly sxscutsd Il he Herald oGcs'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-13

AbooRF published IN tho san Jose
(CR) Patriot card 10 the efpu
that Mary y Aboons, his wife had
loft his bod and board without amy
just cause or proYppali0n, aud that
he consequently declined 10 pay any
debts Of her contracting, ia repy
10 this Mrs, Aboops published o card
IN tho Hnme paper stating that hhe
lived with tho said John for ton
years, or $3.50 days that she hGd
cooked him 10000 meals, made
1000 mlllSlng Of cows, spent bo-
tween 10000 and lh,O00 hours over
a hot stove, borne him six children,
aud has loaded hay, sewed sacks and
cleaned stables, In payment rho
has had board, lodging and clothes,
and not many OF them, No man,
she maintains, would have done IN
much for the same consideration
We have no hesitation in agreeing
with Mrs Aboons, especially on
that point In which maternity II
concerned, Mary has now left
John, 0My reasons, she says, "aro
my own" We arc disposed 10 sym
pathize with Mary, A woman who
did so much ought " have been
allowed u little pin money,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-13
MEDICAL
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER.

This WINTER No AIMED for IT. medical ylr-
tues, has hy tho lnhored Efforts OF DR.. q, \,
Coleman, been placed ~ the command ofNl
who may require ila curative properties II
was left for u Texan, Gail Borden, 10 con.
dense two gallons OF milk 10 tho compass OF
ono pint, and yet retain all its pure aud
nutrAtlyo properties No again hns y Texan
reduced two gallons OF White sulphur
Springs wntef 10 sixteen ounces, without the
slightest loE OF lis medical virtues.
Thore are thousands OF persons suffering
from the following dlsensos Dizziness, de
preston OF spirits, irritnbllity OF temper,
vertigo, headache, palpiiation OF the honrt
gnslilp arrangement, disorders OF the liver
and kidneys, bleeding nom tho roclum,
piles, dysm0norrhoa, amenorrhen, menOrr-
hngln, luooTrhoa, foul breath, apopleXy, cpl.
lepsy, paralysis, hysterin, melancholy and
Insanity, ana many other Diseases traceablc
To hnbitually sluggish bowels, and yet re-
mnln lgnoiant of the eauso, and hnyesoughi
In vain for relief Not untrequently the
com lnlnts which originate In constipation
lake an independent existence, ANA con tinuo
though the cause may cease. From all these
considerations u follows that the disorder In
question, whether original or Induced, re-
quires close attention, aud should DO made
an object of trentmont whenever II occurs,
ono bottle OF Dr. q. =. Colcman's White
SULPHUR springs Mater IL warranted to cure
amy cnsc of hnhituAl constipation, If taken
according 10 directions found upon the bot
Ito. It's action is coiO tNio 81 facHnde.
10 be hnd NJ npy of tht drug stores Of the
city. Price one dollar 23dlyg6wlS