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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-16

~ Recently mosquitoes drove a Palatka
(Fia.l preacher out of his pulpit while he
was delivering q sermon.
- The republicans of Ohio are expected tn
go' West, and the conservatives OF Virginia
nave taken Holiday.
SHon. Henry b. Payne is to open the
campaign for the Ohio democrats by q speech
In Cleveland on the 18th inst.
GLeal estate owners in Montreal are
ciamorlng for an income tax, and asseverat-
Ing that 1t worked well' in tins country.
1John Duffy an ex- convict, has been ar
rested IN Philadelphia for resuming his old
trade OF manufacturing bogus coin.
~ Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves house at
Mandarin, Fla, has been struck by light
ming.
The expenses of the Philadelphia ex-
hlDltlon have been found extremely perma-
neDt.
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II EFkEShlN6,
With GcapuIate< fee.
ies-sm EOLB;S. osrnsr nth and = -
pILES AND FISSURE.

E., pr. sARApER, once room As St. Cloud Build
lng, tsouthweet corner 9;h and streets,l cures
aes ana finnre without Knife, Ligature or Oaus-
s, sIo Without pain, and guarantees cure in ali
Bro, tsbsceonist, 135 7tb strcet; b q. Saiier,
roI mt Washington and Geors Rail-
cssti VIM Tucker, merchant tailor, 4O7 Pennsyl.
x Wrn sxenne; T. B. Merehe, 2. 3. .OePsrfMsst,
Plase; and ffty others, On s1piicasicn q n sace
Ladss sttsndsa e thstrFssidsnoss Il 1sirs1. 0flcs
O1ltak3on tto0, a1si.tr
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kerosene OIL and candles, but no gas, was
used Tor light; "meat' includes fish and eggs:
"bread" includes bakers bread, -four meal
al wheat; "butter'' includes cheese with
us, however, small item; ''sugar" includes
iIin ,oi "incide entails" includes the many
NIUE items, such as soap, salt, pepper, vine
gar, spices, &c, &c; "fruit" includes dried
and preserved, as well as fresh.
Inc family consists OF five adults, inclui-
ing servant and three children, one an in
iant. We buy the medium duality of meats,
Duiter at 30 cents, milk at 10 in the winter
ana In the summer. 1t is fortunate for us
that, as will be seen, We are but small butter
eaters. The amount of the sugar bill Is ac-
counted for in part, by the fact that nearly
ali our preserves are home made.
The people who read this and are in DOS
session or higher salary than 800 per
month, will wonder how the items of church.
reading matter, clothing, medicine, car ARE,
Nc, are paid with the remaining S12.5c.
Were II not for careful house wife we should
moi nave even that margin 10 work on. trust
That On reading this others will give the puh-
nc me benefit Of their experience. We use
IN addition Ice to the amount OF 81 40 per
month for five months in the year.
Washington, August Is, 1877.
Child CriPPlers and window SIM ash.
Eaitor &ar.-Wfu Won ha so hin,
call through your Invaluable Journal the at
teEtion OF the police to the dangerous prsc-
nee among boys OF throwing stones from
sings: fhese Internal machines are made
OF q piece OF ieather-dfamoud shaped-with
two strings attached TO il, IS inches To feet
long. A stone is placed In the piece of leath-
er and whirled rapidly, when one Of the
Its work of destruction, often into the M Lisf
of small children who may be innocenfIv
amusing themselves on the pavement. One
ay iniSrsa %as seriously and almost
thrown from one OF these danSerous eneines
A few arrests and fines would have = tan.
deucy TO exteyminate them. d. L.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Supporting u Family ON 81 cOO 81 ~

Edd0r A0r:-l ask you TO publish the fol-
lowing as containing matters of Interest to
lhose who are supporting families in this
city on small salaries. / present a sfrtctIy
correct average molthIy accouu { for the wear
ending June 30th, 1871, embracing only the
items OF shelter, means Of warmth and light,
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CITY TIE Ms.

TRoUBLEIN THE HoUsEHoLD.-Wew would
advise every one interested not to buy Yeast
or Baking Powders, loose or in bulk They
are usually made by unskillful persons, and
have frequently proven totally unfit for use.
There is no guarantee or responsibility a.
tached to loose powder. Dooteg's Yea0 PotC-
der Is always put up in cans or bottles, war
rantod full weight and absolutely pure.
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DEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
No. 4, Bulhnch street, Boston
lOEpoSife Rerere HOalseN


THE SCIENCE OF LIFE:
OR, SUPPLEMENTARY
MoBE THAN ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD.
Gold Medal AUdrded TO the Atthor 5v tha
"Natio,loL Medical Association"
March S1st, 1876.
1.-THE untold miseres that result from indscretion
In early life may be alleviated and cured. Those who
doubt this assertion should purchase the new edi
cal Work published by the PEAB0DY Nj EpICAL IN
SfTPs, Boston s4is. y Sss,e d
the Of Of youth Or sOS Glos apPcstOn bust
another valuable medical work treating eIeusivei,
on MenfaI and Nervous Diseases; more than two
elegant ont S. Ss1s;
Isl S r L .i.s
ss;srttptiSSn e., each one OF which Is worth
sTks boon log young and middle aged men to read
inst now is the Science Of Life, Self
IN s1Ssss
OF the Peabody Medical Institute, No. a Bulanch
"The Science Of Life Is beyond ali Comparison the
mSss sTtr.SrainsrE worf on Physiology pub
Hope nestled In the bottom Of Pandora boz land
sse .asSs ne. ring, since the p
h Ned Institute 9 which are teaching thousands
Hfe:"c-Philsdsirk,a Iaqvsrsy. '1' '''sAe' VI
And the n sni S2 IL:
The nrst and only Medai ever conferred .,on ANY
- n saa MAJ IN this country - reooention Of
ss
eentaton " a. noticed 1t the time Of its Occurrences
~ .ns Boston press and the leading Journals
Of cold gold set with more than one hundred In ia
diamonds Of rare brilliancy.
q, Altogether, In Its execution and the richness of
ts materias and size, this is decidedly the most no.
uceaole medal ever struck in this country for any
purpose whstever. 1t IL well worth the inspec tion
OF Numiamatists. 1t was fairly won and worthiiy
Destow ed."-Massachxsstts P!ongADgaa, Jsss 81
ICataIoguss sent on receipt Of &c. for postage.
above eenf by m all ~
Of price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL iNsTf
pUIE, No Bulnnch street, BOSTON, Mass, opp
N. B..the author ian be consulted on the above
named diseases, a. well ell diseases re uiriue
% 81 Z. N eul6-t .tha.v
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To Ladies' and Gentlemen.

We wish 10 call attention TO A. Fischers
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No. 9o6 g street, near 9Th street. By
promptly adopting the latest Improvements,
whether of American or European invention,
he is enabled To do his work In a manner not
to be equaled by those not possessin ing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
and Gents Suits are, In fact, the cheapest in
the city on account OF his superior work.
Give him q call-s06 u street. PunctGaiity
guaranteed.
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CANARIES AND THRCsHES AT PRIVATE
sALE--Tbomas Bowling Will sell every dsy
mt the whole consignment is disposed Of
one or the finest collection OF canarfes ever
sen 10 Washington, and at prices TO suit the
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HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers,
and those who have been dosed, drugget,
and Quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
eff ctually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book aud Journal. with
Information worth thousands, mailed free.
York City. 6,ls,dSkiy
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ALL have our pr, ferencts but no one prefers
70 Tear cry lrg baby when The fact well known
tsat Dr Bnil's Baty Syrup would at once quiet 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-16

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
IN sENGERS.
The Steamer ARROW, Capt Frank Holngshesd,
ss The !. Sr M b9st sllos ed to land psssen
sengers taking this steamer hic n IL
connected with the Ladies' Mount Vernon Associa-
other lines.
and Grounds.
Steamer leaves 7th street wharf daily Sunday er-
oep.ed,j 1T o. NJ, ana returns about 4 m.
j. INCH. HOLLINGswOkrH,
supt: Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK HOLLIEGsHEAD, Str. Arrow. iels sn
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Weather Indication To-day.


AuSurt lost. }
For the middle states, stationary, followed
by rising barometer, southwest to northwest
winds, slightly cooler, partly cloudy or clear
weather, following local rains in the inte-
IiOr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-16

DETERGENT.-The best known substitute
for soap.
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laws In great variety, lavender, pink.
Sue, brown, and black figure; beautiful
Ne NE goods, black grenadines, black silks,
@ss, sIpacas, black cashmeres, lace stripe
"ni'e goods, At Carter's, 7O7 Market Space. I
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$lS II 425
With Canvas Cover. lI0old Nicfei N Ill.,
- Assvs SSseisliss svs Exsvaevdisasy Rsvsaies.
lmMeooe Stock Of
fnUnKs, BAGS ssd lAfoHsLs.
1saAks eeasee soe. RsIaired end O0vorod 6 RUo1ay
1A1S RNRs, AsSsWs. fy6 AN, vua,>,
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g II RTS CHEAPER THAN ANY
~ OTHER PLACE IN THE WORLD, at
&c; GEO. MEesINNISS'.
O., aud u Fifth Avenue, Chicago, III
Factory % w. Fayetts Street, Baltimore, Nd.
We make the FINEST DRESS SHIRTS TO
OkDEk IN the most elegant manner for AZ Is
BOY g DRESS SHIRTS made to order for 8 Is
Md SI9. perfect Mt always guaranteed.
Ehe follow ing is price list of ready made foods:
fine Unfinished 81 IRTS only 50 cents.
diminished SHIRTS made OF Wamsutta MusIn
and Eighteen Hundred Linen, only 10 cent?
Our SHIRT, improved, is the incest ready
mace shirt out, and the price stu kept down to
Boys SHES, II, LIZ and Is, only 60 cents.
ffty cent Reversible CUFFS reduced 10 s cent?,
q the Branch Shirt Factory, 10l2 r street NV,
Washington. i, w. DARE.
APPLY Nansrgr
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

THOMPSON'S,
L LEDROIT BUILDING,
SIN BEST DRESS SHIRTS FOB sl3 so.
FIT, MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP
UNSURPASSED.
PURCHASER SATISFIED OR MONEY RE
FUNDED.
Gentlemen leaving the city for the season can
leave their measure, and order at pleasure from =
distance. shirts, Collars, CUTS, Drawers, &C., ct
popular prices, constantly in stock.
MEMS FINE FURNISHINGS.
THOAPsOET SHIRT FACTORY,
yeO-H LeDroit Building.
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THERE'S NOTHING LIKE
the vicinity Of the brickyards on tbsiowa,
portion Of the Island, and In the neS,hh mst
hood az the lower end of New Jersey avenue.
there 10 an epidemic Of leather stealing Re,
Gently Q number OF stables have bean an.
tered and brides and other harness taken or
and some Of the machinery ct the brickyards
stripped Of Its betting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-16

To - .kRANrs will be bought at H. ID.
'jr.' q Co.'S, bankers, li2s 8 street. I
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NJ CUNNINGHAM, PRACTICAL HAT
W. TEE lie prepared 10 do ali kinds OF work On
In the Hat line including Silk, Soft, Straw q
And 81 n II ats. Satisfaction guaranteed Fac 90
tory, GAG street northwest myGtr
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SUMNER GAYETIEs-An elegant mas
querRde ball Will be held at Berkeley
springs. Va, tomorrow evening. Every
thihg has besn arranged 10 make 1t grand
success.
a grand bail will be given at Rawley
Springs on tie sd instant
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OBSTACLES TO NARRIA0E a.

aAHHn BHLfKf TO YOUAo NEE nuu ~
e.ecu o. morn ana Abusss IN early Me NeakeeS
aSss~a. m1edhsnh 70 Marriage rsupvsl Nsv
diss. Books and carsuaars ssos re- 4, 49, -.
81: Addrso HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 1l0
y. ina crest, Ph1la1siphia. Pa. Al IDG1cuo1oo
sesm9 hgA regstaf1sa Cor hoaorsAlo eoD1use -
0uom1uun1 -. -~sv
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k'IRST EACU RSION TO POINT LOOk-
\ OUT THIS SEASON. The Fine -
Steamer CHARLOTTE WANDER EA@- ~
BiLT, Captain Kntwisle, will leave
for Point Lookout and Marshalls on Saturday
night at clock sharp, and every SATURDAY. there
after, returning Monday morning a. o'clock.
Fare round trip 81 So
For state rooms. &C, inquire on board or ~ w .
d. Nnkenings p, 300 9TH street A fine brass band
will accompany every excursion.
FAMILY EXCURSIONS
every Monday and Friday nights Leaving 7th-
Is cents.
The steamer can be chartered for excursions.
lyD-tf
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SUIT AGAINST MR.. GATCHEL.-This
morning Messrs. A. B. Williams and w, A.
Cook, attorneys for J. Il. Williamson. en-
tered suit against Theodore f. Gatchei for
fOrcibly entering and OBTAINING in taking
police raid upon that house. The damages
are laid at $4,000.
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no. FOR OCEAN CITY!
A SELECT EXCURSION
from WsshiU ston % OceSn City. on the Atlantic
coast o. Maryland, viii be given by the
JANE MOSELEY
On TUESDAY, August n, st8 ,. m,
ksturuing ~ n m. THURSDAY.
Giving tire day this dsiiEh res RI FOR surf
bathing hsbirg, SC Conf rtahle
nishcd for ever passenger.
Fare fer round trip We dollars Si.t.ro ms sl
each way no chang Tor mattresses Meals AZ hotel
20 cent? each. 1ickets. Cd foe return any sub
qE-ni eNCursi, n, nay te Obtained = the Compa-
nys ofiice, over National Metropolitan bank Il
tmith, tirse SC. p No IoIt Psnns, lvauia ave
nue.. and {, Ii Ncurse Co. :, corner 9sh and v
streets eug'a ~
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YOUNG PEOPLES EVENING EXCU


currions EkEkG WEDNESDAY
ENkNFNG during the season l.av- SeeS&ts=z ~
Jog her wharf at s o'clock .. n .s<<s<-.a<s
sharp. returning A. IL o clock. remaining At Mar
shall II IL ~ minutes each trip. Music and Dancing
Tici et.. q cents
81 Regular Sunday Excursions for Ladies and
Children, leave at ~ y. aud return at clock
Ticks t., y cents, Children free,
Freund caterer. UE-lm
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w eSley Grove

Final services We're held at Wesley Groy
camp meeting, near Dorsey's Station, Bait
more and Ohio railroad, at O'Clock yeste
day evening. The camp meeting is regarie
as one OF the most successful ever held b
the association.
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Emory Grove.

The sermons yesterday were delivered by
Rev: l.. H. Carpenter, on Christ, the Desire of
all Nations, and by Rev. j. &. Hagey, on
Prayer. There was an exodus of bOOtblac ks
from the camp and vicinity yesterday to
baltimore. Some of the youngest became
so 1rolicsome that they had to be elected
from camp.
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A. 3 T b A q o,
PIANOS. &c.

1OII feosoeNie0gs10 OUpDooo,
Between Tenth and Eieveu>n m.
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M MaRRIAGE LICENSES have been ISSUED to
W "A. Herbert aud a m brosia Mcleod; Chas
a. Digs and Jane Kline; D. J. LaWler and
alsartl v. Is lckley; David Carroll and
anna williams Richard r. Broadway aid
MALI ga Jane Freeman; James L. Nicholas
q a lnuiaps r. Bonldin: Frank Burton and
county. Md; Alexander HutcbtnsSo AMI
Anna A. Brown uSon anu
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DON'T LOOKOUT EXCURsIONs.-Ths
4 splendid iron Steamer SUE"
Capt; W; e; Geoghegan, will resume SeA4-N
her SATURDAY EVENING TRIPS
% PfEey Point, Marshalls and Point Lookout on
SATURDAY, June is. Fare only 81 round trip.
All accommodations first class. Leave Ste phepsons
wharf, foot of 9TH street. every Saturday al m.
and returning arrive in Washington Monday morn
Ing at O'Clock. For state and further iufor-
nation apply 10 Stephenson Bro, nth street harf
or ~ ONCE, 131 Pennsyl vanis avenue
JeS-m STEPHENSON d BRO, Aeents
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-10
DASHED TO DEATH.

Columbus, May 2.-BetWeen three and
four o'clock this morninga man named
George w. Stanley, owner ofa mill at
Mechanicsburg, Champaign County, fell
or dropped himself out of fifth story
window in the wing of the American
House in this city, and received injuries
which it is believed will be fatal, though
at this hour (midnight) he is still alive,
though unconscious. Stanley had come
into the hotel in the evening considerably
under the influence Of liquor, and going
to his room it was supposed went to bed.
Atthe hour mentioned Senator Spang-
ler, who occupies the room below, was
awakened by noise at his window.
Raising himself up, he saw the legs. of q
man dangling against his window, and
knew the man, whoever he was, must be
clinging to the window above him. So
he jumped out ofbed to the window, and
raised it with the intention to give what
ever aid he could to the man hanging
there. But he was too late, for the mo-
ment he raised the window down came
the man like shot past the window, and
fell on the bricks sixty feet below. In a
moment number Of the employs and
others were on the spot, and there found
the man in terrible condition. Itseems
that Stanley, while under the influence
ofliouor, had got out of his bed, climbed
out Of his windoS and fell. When picked
up he was in an unconscious state, and
has SO remained ever since.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-10
THE DLLLSUICLDES.

2
Additional facts about the suicide of
Mrs, Dill and her daughter, in Cincinnati,
show that for several years Of their life in
a Shaker community they found the strict
discipline of the place irksome, The
mother who was only 80 years old, had
lover in the person of an elder; but he
had a high regard for the doctrine Of
Celibacy, and told her that he should new
or marry. He retired from the society
SO as to be away from her. The daughter
aged IA, also found a lover-a young fell
low in the village close by; but his father
forbade him to court Shakeress. 10
complete the sorrow of the Dills, the
Shakers expelled them for their tendency
toward worldliness, and they went to
Cincinnati, where they were compelled
to take places as servants in a family.
This was q hard experience for the girl,
who had been petted and educated by the
Shakers, and she wrote humble letter
begging to be taken back. She said. u
have been greatly mistaken in the world.
I thought could have things to suit my
self, but find / was altogether wrong.
/ have not had happy moment since |
left home. Iknow | was headstrong and
unwilling to be taught, but have found
that my way is not best, but only leads
me into trouble. know l caused you a
great deal of trouble, but l did not do it
Intentionally. If you will let me come
home | promise you / will do differently
from what / ever have done. am not
taking this step without deliberate
thought on the subject. If you will only
let me come home, promise you on my
sacred word ofhonor, that l will conform
to all the rules, no matter how hard it
will be; ifthat privilege is only granted
me, l will do anything that is required of
me.p Thenrequest was refused. Then
the mother and daughter decided on
suicide, wrote farewell letters to their
lovers and others, and killed themselves.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE +" IRON TRAIL" !"

A spicy sketch descriptive Of trip. over the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fee Railroad, the
beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts OF the
Rocky Mountains, by MIN CrinBle, the musical
and dramatic critic Of the NeD York World, sent
free on application, together with the San Juan
Guide, maps and times tables of this new and pop
ular route from Kansas City and AtchisOn to Pu-
eblo, Denver, and all points in Colorado, New
Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mines. The
finest line of Pullman Sleepers on the continent
between the Missouri River and the Rocky Noun
tains without change Special round trip tour.
lists tickets from the Missouri River 10 Denver at
$50, good to stop Off at all points. Address,
/. ]. ANDERSON, Gen. Pass. Agt.,
TOnnka Kansas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-10
r1anREs ARE WHIT rs WANTED.

Not election majorties bat such as interest the
great army OF American producers. Twenty-Five
years ago the eight counties Of Missouri now ira
versed BY the Old Reliable Hannibal u st. Joseph
Railroad were nearly wilderness, To-day, by a
late census, it is discovered that these counties
produce over one, fourteenth of the entire wheat
crop of the State, over OnetoeJh of the corn crop
and over One-niRth of the oats, The same growth
Of country is now being repeated in Kansas, Ne
braska Colorado and New Mexico, and the i'm
mortal Greeley had this identical route and sec
ton of country in mind when he breathed those
stirring words Of wisdom, Young man go West"
Therefore, it is but natural that parties taking
this advice should desire to pass over road that
has done so much for great State Especially as
1t offers the best faciltle and see for themselves
By the Hannibal q ST. Joseph R. R., through cars
are run from Cleveland and Toledo and through
connections made from Cincinnati and Indian
apolis, Via Quincy to st. Jo. Atchson and Kansas
City, and from Chicago TO Kansas City Ultholn
change We are about TO issue, in connection with
our own, q County map Of Colorado and New
Mexico giving valuable information as regards
time tables, routes, distances, attitudes, &c.
which we will be pleased to furnish free, upon
application in person or by letter addressed to
I. PENFlELD, G. P. q I. A.,
ia1s.6m Hannibal Mo-
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pARKERS GlMGER TONIC.

The most useful medicine ever presented to the
public, This active and efficient remedy is the
certain cure for Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera
Morbus, Cramps, Collie, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn and Flatulence, and at the same time
imparts vigor to the stomach, improves the appe.
tite, and aids digestion. To the nervous invalid
and also the inebriate seeking to reform, II is Of
the greatest value; its soothing and sustaining
power on the nervous system will enable many to
reform who would otherwise fail from nervous
prostraton and want of strength Travellers,
Farmers and others exposed to Indictment wealth
er should always carry 1t with them, 1t protects
the body from colds, and from the effects of varia-
bic climate and diet. 1t is unequaled as Tonic
IN recovery from fevers and ext austing sickness,
and is especially valuable to the aged and feeble.
We feel confident that after trial of this remedy
no person will ever want to be Withoutit
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-10

A BILL has been introduced in the State
Legislature by Mr.. Quinby, to pay the
members of that body an annual salary
of $500 each, with deductions for all the
time they are absent at the rate Of five
dollars a day. Thelpassage Of such bill
would have one good effect. Itwould
reduce the length Of the sessions to about
thirty days, and kill of fully three
fourths Of the special legislation and all
the bumcombe speeches. But better
plan would be to pay them 81 900 year,
with the understanding that they should
not met az .all.-On. Enquirer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-05-10
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a petition will be
presented to the Commissioners of Stark county,
at their next session June 4th, A. D. 1877, praying
for the locating of county road on the following
line, to-wit Beginning at the present terminus
of the county road running north and south in
Lake township in said county, and terminating In
the Centre road, at the Southeast corner of the
Northeast quarter of section H. in township IL, OF
range s, and running thence north on the east
line of said section H. and the east line of section
s. in said township to or near the waters edge Of
the branch of the Tuscarawas river, and thence
northerly along the west side Of the water course
or as near the same as practicable, to the Union
town and Paris road PETITIONER.
April Sd, A. D. 1S77,-may8-7ew.