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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-09

iTHBgrand torch.li light procession of the
Democracy of Canton on Saturday even
ing last was the affair of the campaign,
aad the speeches of Hon. E. G. Cracraft,
Of Wheeling, and Hon. George L, Con-
verse, Of Columbus, were able and cheer
ing. ..
Mr.. Cracraft is a young man of thirty
years-has been Speaker of the House
of West Virginia, and is one of the most
eloquent orators of the country. His ef-
fort On Saturday evening last was from
the Court House steps, and for over an
hopr he enchained the large crowd with
his eloquence and wit. Applause and
cheers frequently interrupted the able
speaker. Mr. Cracraft remained in Can
ton over Sunday. We hope to receive a
visitffom him at some future time,
Our friend, M. Converse, late Speaker
0fthe House of our General Assembly,
Onlyspoke fifteen or twenty minutes.---
Oficourso Mr. Converse's remarks we're
s6dhd, and able and acceptable. Mr.. G.
ID dAavorite in Canton, as be spoke here
on q, memorable occasion during the war,
and acquitted himself with that cool dig
nifty and power for which he is 80 dis
tinRuished. BY a.rlF on. ....s f''''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-09
Executors Notice.

EortcE The undersigned has been duly ap.
pointed and qualified ~ Executor OF the estate Of
suSannah Altland, DEF eased. late Of Tnscarawas
township, Stark county, Ohio.
November 9--3w.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-09

Now that election is over, and Tilden
President elect, it is advisable to settle
down to business, and resume the even
tenor Of the daily walks of life. The ii.
dai wave Of popular sentiment having
settled the federal administration for
four years from the 4th of next March,
let one and all resume their daily duties,
and rest assured that when Samuel j.
TiIden assumes the duties of the position
our public affairs will be in honest and
safe hands, 5i ,.g
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-09

TIE discussion at Greentown on Fiji
day evening of last week, was between
L. c. Cole, Eeq, of Massillon, and A.
McGregor, on the Democratic side, and
Judge Heldenbrand, and Mr. Carnes on
the Republican side. We discovered the
JpdBe thinks Babcock a very innocent
HlRp, bat was not 80 sure about his dog
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-09
aET RELIABLE INFORNATIoM

We would advise all persons who are contem-
plating trip to the West, either for pleasure or
for permanent settlement, to first select the best
and most dirett { route. Now the fact that the Old
Reliable Hannibal q st. Joseph PRilroad and con.
nections form the only line running through
Pullman Sleeping Carr and Day Coaches from
Cleveland and Toledo via the T. W. q W. R'y, and
from Chicago via the G. B q Q. R. R., via Quincy,
to It. Joseph, Atchinson and Kansas City without
with All trains for the West and South, should
satisfy every one that this Is the route. Should
you desire map OF this line, or any information
regarding time or rates, the same VIII be gladly
furnished upon application, either BY letter or In
person. 70 I. PENNFIELD,
Gen. Pass. q Ticket Agt., Hannibal, Mo
MARIO 9mU ~ H.I '... 5.. .i' ''.
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LEGAL
Attachment Notice,

TTENRY RANK, who resides In the State Of
Texas, will take notice that Harriet Max
well, of the county Of Stark in the State OF Ohio,
did on the 10th day of August, 1876. file her petit
ton In the Court OF Common Pleas Of Stark coun-
ty Ohio, against him, setting forth that at the
June term, 1858, of said Court she by the then
name OF Harriet Rank, recovered judgn ent
against the said Henry Rank In said Court for the
sum of $500 and costs taxed at S8 % that the same
still remains In full force and unsatis6ed; and on
the same day filed her affidavit for an attachment,
alleging that she ought to recover against said
Henry Rank. defendant the sum Of S91l l7..and
the RmounH then due on said judgment That
on said 18th day Of august 1876, an attachment
was issued out Of said Court In said action, and
was by the sheriff of said county levied on the in
terest of said Henry Rank In the undivided half
of the northwest quarter Of tectOn 20 township
10 Of range g. In Stark county Ohio. Said plaintiff
prays for Judgment against said Henry Rank for
the sum Of $50823 with interest thereon from June
2, 1868 and will ask for an order to sell raid at
tached premises to pay the same and costs Of Sutl
snd the said Henry Rank is notified that he Is re.
qnired to appear and answer said petition and
proceedings OH or before the third saturdaylafter
the 18th day Of December, A. d. 1876. tf'|
HARRIET MAXWELL,
By Underhill d Lahm her Anys.
November 7th, 1876-w6.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-09
SMALL FARM FOR SALE.

r WISH to sell my rlace containing II acres, two
| miles from Louisville, on the louisville ana
Freeburgh road. There are on the place goOa
dwelling house, blacksmith shop, two good
wells an orchard Of good bearing fruit trees burn,
and other out-buildings, For further Particular
novs,'T.m PETER J. M0NEoT.
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PoR HAYES.

IOthl. 49, ''' '''' '4iO
Al this time the Republicans claim to
hare carried Florida, Louisiana and Ore
aon, In addition 10 the States placed in
The Hayes column, but their claim has
no basis except mere assertion, against
Ehe fact that all the returns 30 far receiv-
ed from them show large Democratic
SAinN and indicate positive and decisive
IDstoYities. Mr.. Tilden could lose two Of
these States and be elected, Oregon is
Democratic beyond all question. 1t has
never failed to give Democratic major
ny at any important election since the
Presidential election Of 1858, when it
Wens Democratic.
Oregon alone, therefore, makes Til
den's election sure. The vote will not
b. known, nor actual majority ascertain
ed before Saturday, and the same is true
ofEevada, that is as likely to go for Til
den 40 for Hayes, although we concede
Ne4o the latter. Present reports from
N0sh Florida and Louisiana show them
So have given Democratic majorities.-
ThAG His the intention Of the Kellogg
Returning Board to annul the Presiden-
hal election and defeat the peoples will,
II the counting out of the Democratic me-
jSrity in Louisiana will do it, is very evi'
dent Consequently, if all the States
above conceded to Hayes, and Oregon
and Florida should cast their votes for
him. and Louisiana go Democratic, it is
The intention of Zach. Chandler and his
crDwd to defeat Tilden by counting out
The Democratic majority in the Kellogg
ReGuTning Board, as was done in 1871,
when, its electoral vote was stolen from
BT. Greeley, and as every election has
been decided there since. .
Bot whether Congress and the people
win tolerate this contemplated outrage
vi remains to be seen. At all events
Samuel ]. Tilden has been elected Presi-
Pittsburgh Post, 9th.
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.FTTIt n -Ii7TTTTJTU,T
Ghe A,e'lrl1rln1traat.
lFEIDEN ELECTED,

The returns received up to l2 o'clock
eonArm the dispatches yesterday morn
ipT. and show the election of Tilden. At
Ia o'clock, midnight, making the most
liberal allowances for all that is reasona'
bly, claimed for Hayes, the vote stands
ab follows:
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LATER.

TgR news this merning, Friday, gives
TlADEN South Carolina, Louisiana and
florida, which makes 2O6 electoral votes
AE TILDEN. We have also agood chance
DIR Wisconsin, California and Oregon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-09

law hereby notify the Stark county that the
oftaxaon for the 1879 correctly stated in the following table,
showing number each dollar valuation ofthe
property Duplicate County for the 1875
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-11-09
SHERIFF SALE.
TIC. Mcdowell VS. Benjamin Fulton.

TIC. Mcdowell vs. Benjamin Fulton.
By virtue of q 70 issued from the court
of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and 10
me directed. will offer for sale at public outcry,
at the deor Of the court house, in the city Of Can
ton, on
Saturday, The 2nd day Of December, 1879
The following described real estate situate In
said county to-wit: The north west qua'ter Of
section thirty three 1887 township one Q) and
range ten Q0l containing one hundred and sixty
three acres 1888 acres Of land, more or less.
appraised at SO 30
Sale to commence at one O'clock p. m. Terms
cash. d.. .ntt. lyH.t
novs-e RAUCH. Sheriff.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-01-27
NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE

Default having been made in the conditions Of =
- rtain ind-nture OF Mortgage bearing date August
10th A. y. 1874, msje by Bridget Hoton aud Chsrlcs
in tie oLc- Of tn. Register Of Dseas in and for thr
Coan y Of Redwood aud State Of Minn~sots. on the
sGth day "s August A. u. 1874 At 10 o'clock A. u
in Book = Of Iaurgag"a on page 1874.
Said mortgage WAS given to secure the payment al
. certain rrunIi-s.ry note for Three Huudrsd and
fiitv dollars b. airing dsts with said Mortgage
aud falling due on year alter date with intcIe&t
fram maturity until psA, At tue rae cf twelve PER
cen Per annum and signeS BY said budget H"lton
Rraley.
Their. IL due And claimed 70 be due an said note
II the date OF this nntice the sum o' $4ll0I and
~ e,.in-s At law otherwise bave been insi
tuted to collect t;e saase or any part thereof,
Now therefore MOTTO" is hereby givan that by vif
tue Of power of sale ia s~i'i mortgage eon!ained
and pursuant to ths stature in sSc ease n,A'ts and
PROVIDED. ssid Mor,gs"e will he forec!o>..d and the
premises tner-in described lying d bring in thc
i ounty Of Redwood and State Of GianesotS.to wit
Th" North !ast uSvter Ct Section n"H,her fourteen
til, Town hip uuml~r hundred nnri twelve
Ili2) Range thirty seven 1877 containing one hnn-
rcd aud sik;y Of land according to government
surv+> will Re sod 1t pablo auction to the hiklert
bidder At thu front door ~ the I"srt Hous- in the
town OF R.~oo! Fails in said Count, on Saturday
HE 18th tav .f March 4. Il. 1875 at lo1a O'Clock A.
II to >xt:s:v tho cunt then due sail not.
sG. ether with t.,r at twenty ave dollars att'r
M ~ ie,s stipulated to - r.iIin said m"ItSays in
the event OF i,s for.:loslr- besides su,h other ex
p~ aH! costs Us are ail"ws'i by law.
Dated January .5:h 4. 1916.
JOHN Il. Rraley. r;sayes.
BALDWIN / WAII.lS,
IL Attorneys for Mortgage.
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NOTICE or MORTGAGE FORE
= -. CLOSURE, -.

Isefssfs having teen m.ic in the ccraiti cnS Of .
e~r;sin iGdenfrre Of mortgage hearing aa:e Nnvem.
bsr Esd 1. D. lS7:, slaie aud sxecated ty William
Hct'inns It R-d~o"d County, Minnesota 10 and in
faver Of George v. BsIsy Of III. came place, and re
carried ia the osce of the Eegist~r II Heets in sod
"c the al dAy of November A. D. 1872 at SH O'Clock
r. n. in Book 2 Of Mortgage 4 page ~. 49,
Ssd Mort Ssgs was given 10 the pay mPnt ef
ceErsn prnmissorv note Tor three hanar"d a"a forty
dollars brerng eveG date with said Mortgage mi
hsing due one year fro. date with interest .: ths
liam Mc.;i,l,s and in avor cf said GcorSa Bradley
There is claimed 10 he dxe and there is now due
On said note At the date Of this MOTTO" tn" Of
four hundred AMI torty-nve collars and sixty y-risht
cen'e, And proceedings at law or otherwise have
bren instituted to collect the sane or any part
thereof,
Now, therefore notice IL hereby given that by
virtue Of power Of sale in ssd Mortgage contained
AMI pursuant 10 thc statutes IN such made aud
provided, said Mortgage will te fc,ecicse! AID the
preni>rs th-rein described i,ing and l~ing in thu
County Of Redwood ami State q! Minnesota to witt
South East S.arter Of the South West quarter a.
Section t~e,y ti.se t23> aud Zee North East qusr-
ter o the North West gaNr,er Of Section twentrsix
t26) all in Township ore handr-d Ard twelve i2t2)
OF k,nys thirty -t"ur GU containing ono hundred
sod sixty {lGei srr-s, will m sol" At slie aucti"n 70
House in the T"wn of E-d~o'' Falls in said Comfy
Saturday the 1tth day Of March A. u 1876 at 10
O'clock 4. w.. TO satisfy tho amount then ,ue
.ai| r":e togeta-r with the II f"rtv d"l,Ars
A,,orncvsfr stii ulAd TO be paid in said Mortgage
hes dss such other expenses and costs allowed
BY law.
George ". Rraler. Mortgage.
BALDWIN l. WALLIN,
19 Attorneys for Mortgage.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-01-27
Permanent Cure Of Cancer. =

Mrs. NJ. a. ", gives in the Country
Gentleman, this process for curing
cancer: A sticking plaster is put over
the cancer. with circular piece cus
out of the center, and small circular
ri.n Of healthy skin next to it is ex.
posed. Then . plaster made Of chic.
ride Of Zinc, blood root, and whess
-four, is spread on a piece Of muslin Of
the size Of the circular opening, and 10
applied to the cancer for twenty -four
hours. On removing it the cancer
will be found as though burned into
1t, appearing of the color and hardness
Of an old shoe, aud the circular rim
outside Of it will appear white aud
parboiled as if scalded by hot steam.
The wound is now dressed, and tho
outside rim soon separates, and the
cancer comes out hard lump, and the
place heals up. .. .-.:.
The plaster kills the cancer. 80 that
it sloaghs out liks dead flesh, and
never grows again. The application is
painful, but the pain is Of comparative
ly brief duration, which any one. 81
effected cheerfully eDdurea; Not .
case has been known Of the reappear.
ancs OF the cancer where this remedy
has been applied. This cure for can
Ger Was published in 1866. Psrhaps
there are many who can tell more
about it,. .-. 'r ssss
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Seribner for February.

Bret Harte's Gabriel. Conroy," 10
the February number Of Scribner's .
Monthly, has an episode entitled 'Tbs
Bulls Of the Blessed Trinity" which is
a remarkable and characteristic bit Of
description. Edward Everett Hale's
story Of "Philip Nolan's Friends" con-
tains curious account Of a conversa-
tion BY pantomine between white men
and Indians. There are two articles
in this number which may come under
the head Of discovery. One OF them is'
concerning an important bust Of Milton.
very little known either in England or
America; and the other is hitherto
unpublished letter from Robt f Lee to
Jefferson Davis, written after the bat,
Tie Of Gettystargh, add rcsiguing the.
command Of the Confederate forces.
The Revolutionary Lettess this month
contain John Adams views Of "ths
currency question" There is an srti.
Gle on a sinsula: eocvict island IN the.
Atlantis Ocean, and = paper on
"French DueIs."
DR.. Holland writes about ''Ths
School Question" acknowledging =
change Of opinion With regard to tho
reading Of the Bible in the public
schools and discusses "Thc Philoso-
ply Of Reform" The Old Cabinet il
devoted to "Friendship;" the Brio
Brac republishes lately discovered
poem BY Word>worth's prose, on the
subject of"rhe Lost Leader" Homo
and Society tells about Two Ways Of
Teaching at Home," and other matters
In the Worlds Work number Of new
processes are described.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-01-27

The reforms agreed to by the Turk
ish government, ii carried into effect,
would make that nation a model to tho
rest Of Europe. Unfortunately, they
exist only on paper. The judges Of
the courts Of justice, cessation and ap.
pals are to be persons Of capacity aad
integrity; they are not to be dismissed
on mere caprice. Christia are to be
Judged by Christians, Mussulmen BY
Mussulmen. Taxation is to be Just ;
the rights Of property are to be held
sacred, and forced labor is to be .abel-
ishei. Every religious community il
to allow perfect religious liberty.
Agriculture, manufactures and trade
are to be developed by means Of con-
ferences between the Minister Of Com
merce and competent mon Christian.
are to be eligible TO public functions;
they may acquire whatever property
they can honestly gett The Sultan
will have an earsopcn to all oomplaints
The law is to be obeyed: by all, great
aud small, but the blessings it prem. !.
ises will be confined to deserving
! objects. These great promises, IN
fortunately come too late; the crescent
is waning, aud only waits tho coming
Of thu ross:-United Presbyterian.
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Do Not Eat Raw Eggs.

One of the most scommou prejudices'
Of housewives aud mothers is that hard
eggs are difficult to digest, especially
the white, and that the less they arc
boiled the better they are for weak
and dyspeptic stomachs. The reverse
is the case, as there is more danger Of
raw and soft white Of an egg passing
through the digestive apparatus with
out being really digcsted, than when
thoroughly boiled hard. Ln fact it
constitutes = most excellent food for
dyspeptics, as experience is proving
A writer in the medical journal says:
I'VE have seen dyspeptics who suffer-
ed IN, Old torments With almost every
kind Of food. No liquid could BE-
taken without suffering; bread became
= burning acid meat and milk were
solid and liquid fires. We have seen
these same sufferers trying to avoid
food and drink, and even going to the
enema syringe for sustenance. And
VIC have seen their torments' pass away
and their hunger relieved by living
upon the whites of eggs which had
been boiled in bubbliog water for
thirty minutes. At the end Of week
we have given the hard yolk Of the
egg with the white, and upon this diet
alone, without any huid of any kind.
We have seen them begin to gain flesh
and strength and refreshing sleep.
After weeks Of this treatment they
have been abba with care. to begin
upon other food. And all this the
writer adds, without taking medicine.
lie says, what We have always main-
tained that hard boiled eggs are not
half SO bad TO digest as raw ones and
We have no doubt that an animal may
be starved TO death BY eating only
raw white Of egg, for the same reason
that dogs have been starved by eating
gelatin alone. Only toothless babies
c.n digest soft food, such as milk.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-01-27
ST. NICHOLAS.

The February number fully sustains
the claim, that, il is the best Magazine
for boys and girls in the country.
Those absorbing serials 'eThe Boy EN-
igrants" and aPhe Story Jon Of Ice
land" are continued, and every depart
meut is full of interest.
The March number will contain the
first Of the articles on Win lsor castle
by Mrs. Ol,phane.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-01-27

Ii the newspapers are anything like
faithful exroneuts Of the public senti
mcnt Of the country, the character Of
tho debate Gu the amnesty bill does
not receive popular endorsement. In
researsiug the incidents Of those fear.
full years the Republicans were far
more truthful but not whit less often
siye than the Democrats.
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TT S. LAND OFFICE.

TT s. LAND OFFICE,- yG $E sa<t 3}R
u Redwood Falls, MINI. January IS, 1876. g.
Complaint having been entered at this Oaice by
Charles Theme against BERNARD Trtmler f"r aban-
,loning hi. Home stead Entry No. oial dated SEPT.
g. 1871 upon the East halfo the North East quarter
Section 8. Township III, Range 81, in Sbley County
Minnesota,
with !, view to the cancellations of said entry the
said parties hefehy summoned to appear vt this
Office the oath day Of Februasy, 1885, At II oc. ck
NJ, 70 respond and fnrnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment. -
TT - tSf'E-f }A Ben. r. SMITH, Register. Z
1"s+ II ts.et. tsTrtsa VIM n. KELLY, Kecrivef
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NOTICE.
Z. s. LAND OFFICE. !

e. s. LAND OFFICE. =
Redwood Eal Is MINI, Dec. 31st 1915. .g.
Complaint having hecn entered 1T this Ofscc BY
Abrnha m Culver against Louisa P"r,y fer abaEd"n-
ing her Homes stead Entry. No 651S. date! sept 10
1871 upon III. Fast half OF the North east quarter
Section "A. Township IA, Range a. in Rrny:l!e
County. Minnesota. witha view to the cancellation
Of said entry the said parties hereby summnn-
ed IT. appear at this office the 10Th day n Fchru-
ary, 1876 At o'clock A. NJ. to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged Abandonment.
BEN. +. Sx,rH, Register,
. .-r .. WV Fl. KELLY, Receiver.
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NOT ICE.
TT s.LASn oFFlCE-

TT S.IAND OFFICE
u R-,w cod Fail, MINI, January :1.t 1875.
Co:,n'airt having keen cuteren at this Once by
Fr-.ir.ich VI i!snt sgs>t C"rrst Sril for abandon
ing his Koam-tesd Entry. NJ. 611, lsted Nay 20
1874, n,rn tn. North Fast asSft"r, Sers"n :,
1nv"iis ils. ksnze Sc, in Renvle County
Minnesota, with view to the cancellation Of said
entry the said parties are hrrrhv summoned to
ar,car At this O., ee the 24th day of February,
Io 6 .. II ae:rek NJ. to r-apcn and fnrnAi ,ekti-
m"ny cance ,ning said alleged ss~nd"nmrnt.
X. +. SMIrR. Register,
IS Vim. II. KELLY Receiver
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-01-27

d hostmasters will te allowed ten per
cent commission for expenses Of trans.
mission, &c Any person getting up a
club ot twenty or more will be entitled
~ al extra paper for every twenty
nanes sent, accompanied by the sub.
scriptiou Club Subscribers will be
charged IS cents each for printing
their names on their paper.
Address ."
PIONEER PRESS co.
:" St Paul. MINI.