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MEDICAL.


DIR. Scllcncll's Standard Remedies,
Tho Handard ronedfes for Ill diseases Of tho lungs
arc schtnck's Futmonfn Syrup. Bchenek'. Sca Weed
Toule and 6chencks Mandrake ris ann II taken be-
fore tho lungs dtstroyed speedy euro IL enecte
To these three medicines Dr. j. II. scleuct, OF ph-
adephta. owes LIS uurtra.ed SUGGEST In tic Treatment
Of pulmonary diseases.
Tho fnlmcn!c syrup rrcaa this morbid matter iu III,
innRss nature thTona 1t on hT m caty cxprctoralon
for wtcn tho phltRm matter il rpt atiy.t couy,,
will thsor It on, tic pa!cnt las tes snd tic uugs be.
Rtn 10 heal.
TO c1sabto tho rulronc Syrup to do this, schcncka
Mandrake Pills md sclcueka Sea Weed Toaia must ho
freely afcd 70 cteAne tho stomach And ltrcs Bchcncka
Mandrake Pills art tic liver, removing oil o,,struc.
onA ll1 tho Rsll hadcr the bio aarts freely. aud
tho liver IA st,0n relieved,
Sc1Icncks Sea Weed Tonic IA gent1o sttn1utant and
a1teratirr lhe slkalt Of which It I. compolcd mixes
With the food nnd prevents snatinx 1t paststs the H.
EeitEon hy eoatng uP thu stomach ~ healthy condi.
ttot. 10 Tint the food and tho Putmonte syrr will
make good hlood, then The lung. heat. mid the raticut
will s1rsy xes rcll II atsken 10 fsei cold!
AT who w!sl to rousu:t Dr. sehchck, either rcyfon.
ally or by fctttr ran DO ha principal o!ce cusaer
ofsi1th and Artl.sts. Philadelphia. every Monday,
6chcnck medicines sold By all drugei.is through.
cut tho country.
, 1877-03-28
S1lOWApETEKSEN, ETC.

u NEHTlNN OF TfiE CH$Dtf6nS
was held latt evening a. So 1is, ch,c.oo sy"nno
Victor Larsen acting AZ Secretary anil there wcrc
ror1c etxfy ncrspnB nrescnt. -prnrlv crcrv ,nnr n
scandinavian. 'N'' ''"'' .
The Chairman briefly slated tho object Of tho
meeting to be tho consideration as to what hes.
touat,y. he was in f.yor a, o,antnr NJ, nr;,n.,a,,
-, w.. n,. as a. H., ~ & " G'ahnng an extension
~ .ns o'nk !" LUG ao'c 'aot II might 10 able to
Mr. 4. r, Smell, an ottosney rcnrc.cntfno rrcaIt.
or. TO tho auount ar nhout q mn .old ~, ~ ~,
information they Ind 30 far received was from
slle newspapers. rs none Of tho officers ut tho
bank serr present. he suggested tho appointment
~, .u s"a nrasv.s ~ ma.s oa INC 'soec' AT. Mo
so,' ana procure some information rs to tho pres
NJ. Charles +: Iio!m!crg mored the appoint.
me-, ,sn ,9 81 ssn'tee Gi are os thu ntpose
cuss,on. the motion was amended uy Substituting
:, .ses.n" " for ''!lvc." and Measra. i, II. Oitcn,
j. l. aasa", Ges.iopS s'anss;, ssfen sS e iisln @
htig wcsc named a. stich Committee their report
to es t.nsi,5l ssS f'1ay .;:t. sYenng ,,. i, a.
peter,en on tl,c previous day. and lie +nd then that
he had hcnss r. obtaining such
know ol the contemplated meeting, antl Waa going
Al y tay nt do;a p' r. attend IT, but .hc Assignee
Mt. Shell thought this argued lad fath on il,c
pnrt oi lhe Asslencc. Tho csrd!lorr weto entitled
who could glre Then, tho s1htc.t iniorm3tlon.
Mr: Chri.ecnst,i fn.urrd nach notion ~ would
enable Tho ihk l0 stlft Akait, nt.d lleuypI that
Ma3ority Of those present felt I'll, tanc NAY
About y.
~ ihts point j was discovered TINT Mr. stang.
lie stated That Mr skew. Petersen wns iii, hlt had
empowered him to apeak. 1t all lctlcndtti On thr
acpotitors a. to rcaanlntlon. Mr. Petersen hoped,
II granted TING. 10 nrt,rtrr n hi1enf rIrtnns tStE
, 1877-03-28

Wc call tho attention Of our readers to tho
advertisement OF Messrs. Alex rockingham II
Co., which will bc found In this issue. Thoso
Of or friends who wish 10 transact business OF
that kind can tInd no better parties to act for
them than tho nborc 1rm. who arc thoroughly
acquainted With the business and arc we'll known
IN New York banking circles.
, 1877-03-28

fnH bern nrst Only according to law, deposc AMI
ray that they hare This day examined tho rtcortt IT
na :ata @ e!x Wits. e'.csronds viii ~ 't.t:snt n
further aay that they hare cn,nfrl the money Ii aa
City tsry. and mud tho trrrrf ctcrT Item
and particular sh!t dag. =. II. tt-Ccxs,
.fACsIf ttIx ExnHAu,
j. II. Hrin1s,
d, X. rEAneaSs.
Chicago, March u, ts77. Finance Committee.
, 1877-03-28
10 CONSUMPTlvES
AND
NvALlDS.

W1NCl1ESTEn'S IIYPOPNOspI1ITE or
LIME AND SODA will promptly and radically
cure consumption and absolutely prevent it,
devoIopement In al! cassa Of Protiisposttton
or threatoued attaok. For WEAK LINES,
CHRONIC nR0xcl!iTlS, GENERAL Debility,
NERVOUS rAUSTRATi01, DYSPEPSIA or ISDf.
GEsTt0S, LOSS OF FfGDR and APPETITE, and
all dfaeanea arising from f0yRKTf OF THE HOOD,
WlScllEHTEisx ltYFQrllOaUlilTE Of
LIME AND SODA N A SPECIFIC, helm. upp-
Nnalcd a. a flTtLlxiSH TOME, and BRAIN,
xEWSF, and ntO0h room.
Prizes. I'll and ~ per bo.l1e. pseparcd only by
WINCHESTER l. co., Chemists,
Sold By druggists. :li ,iahn.as., Ntu rnsk,
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.mA1kIkltf3EH.

TWIH1NG-TENNEY-At the residence Of tito
hsldc't sister, Jordan. n. y, March 80, by tho
Rev. j. +. Close ur. 8. Douglas Twfntuc, Of
Chca7o. and Miss Gertrude II. Tcuuey, of BALD
iltc, n. y.
MEAn-.WELs1lEn-At tho residence Of Mrs.
Doran, 1eaae y. Mead. OF 0enrvn Lake, Wis, aud
Mrs. =, II. Welahef, Of Penhctd. n. r..
" Rochester, n, L., and South Bend, 1ud.t pa
pcrs please copy. =
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SUBURBAN,

The Board Of Vill.ge Trustees met Ia regular
scsafon yesterday sttcsnoon. Present, Trustees
pogus, Farrell, Powell 6chiupd, Taylor, and
President BenssJ.
A report was received from II. L. Bristol, ths
Village En2tnesr, that 1t would cost $500 ,p7 10
Complete The tse eustne- house In South Chlssgo,
, 1877-03-28

WHY SUCH MEN As OLE BULL
retain the arc Of youth up into green old ago /.
plain enough 10 al who take treatment at Or.
soners Turkish and Elcclso- Thermal Bath Insti.
lutc at The Grand Pacific.
, 1877-03-28

The annual meeting Ut tic uo1rd Of Audlt NJ
the South Town was held last evening Al tho
Office, ~ Il4tk strcet. ThuEa wcsu prc,cnt Huner
Stsor Lfntoln. Clerk Caesur Justices Mech. lin.
Wolf. folacl. Footc, and Wal!acs. aid Assessor
Grsy. Justice newolt occupied tic rtair, Alter
the meeting had hcen called to as.:cr, tho super
,isor announced that tho business Ut the evening
would be devoted 10 the auditing uf claims aya,u,t
] the fown. The following bills were submitted pnJ
a1foNpt. .''A
, 1877-03-28

suit thcrcfeom. Dr.. Kvtlcf opens the ferica with
eermon tonight. Tho Hcv, sumner Ellis ID to
| preach so. morrow evening
------aas---
ST KECK TN TR0IrRT,E.
60.
Long on Lard anil Short on R1dcs--Embar-
raised hut VIII "Iail Through"
CfHc,SSA7I, O., March 27.-At meeting OF
nnon Nr x,r ..,n Ill.,, 1teh,,,o ss'ts H., st,el ts
NUN, MI. hcek staeca Tue l'aoal'tsca OF tic lirm
~ sSss'oN' The asacts. rs shown by him, were
raluca by gentlemen present ut saso, o,0oo, and
e,,,,n ~ nnu .s, ns hcss ns own lsastec
"as uss''.ca " ,nAt ee"Ie'"a''t "no eApfeesea
q "'sh 10 ectt1o portaoh ot tho indebted"
ness with tic assets at tho valuation placed
on on 'em e. oy committee and give notes run
us anu &c on nt@a. Inc
han1, J. n. kcnncy, and W. 4. Goodman was
appointed to confer with s1r. Kcrk, AMI arrange
nc..n., ,hn, a. nn,.,si, sooa'as. o.5 ,s, "
psss.u ss,.u, luat an "nsao'o aa.anement w1l 10
rcacl'cu, alid tic hFn pay IN full. as tho dlspos-
tiou manifested BY the creditors is favorable to
the firm.
Cincinnati Enontrer. auscaa7,
a molestly.wortIcd ltttie Local raj y, was lnnicd IN
tv !, ra.ssa III. .,.,.,.. -. s..s.", s =.
'ya , sesponsoc .cpofses @ .ass evening; H. feaa:
"aa fnmofed on CnhnEc yesterday that q
neStns Of hs s.fd.o,s Of = l. Kcek he hold
oey H. H. tnLMes a sun'ass IN me.c sto tnat Y.
ter sannnt bc @ teae ~ r rr ~. vat s.'
ieraay. hsyips made .aic. Of mcsts for iutu9s is.
livery.
.dl.as so,,s', ..,.,'.. w.. ss aua.". ,no u'5
G su''of 'o.,'o, "tnou' eo'hn'cnss Inc aaufess ol
GEORGE !. urtdlt'', Cashler Third National
Bank. Thu latter gentleman was ut oncc
sought, and snltl, #, substance:
~ t,,,,. .,at,.,ass w.. 49,. ~
49, hno" no1hlng out that Mf. neck mas
.A''." '"ec''t'S " "1n ete"sto1 loe loua!. Aic
to nav out. Tho assignment storv I, cvfdontiv
f.,ac Nr Enct 11Le t,tho- hoa,.,, ase...n". =,
s's ~, i,e."' 'lne u1'e9 "e"'5 opetatose III
poFh. 'loaaca m on tue prospect Of the Kits
slan-T Turkish war, hut tint would not hayo been
sufficient to cmbnrrass him. It was Ills outside
onrr~,tfon. t,c,p urt1 .hc,t tt,t s,,a III. -,
I0'''''~'ef 'e"@ a"N' o'o'%f s'@+ to'N' AAaSI Io-
, 1877-03-28

Il money is oil that Is wantct they will STAY.
What Il more. Ntr. -Kcck Will no doubt, sec
them through e. .. u.
, 1877-03-28

Quo Of tho best laws Of England 10 that agatnst
tho adufteratlon Of food Snow wh!to improved
corn. starch II as pure as the ncH.fa1len snow.
stronger Of any other brand in The market
, 1877-03-28

The report was accepted aud referred 10 tho An.

The report va. accepted aad referred 10 tho Au.
tl1tshg Committee.
supervisor nn,l Ttes.nres Lotus submitted his
report. which showed That he had received FINN
te COLLECTOR and Connty Treasurer 80. COZ. o. and
pail ont on town indebtedness IS. !t,J III, leaving
balance tn his hands OF s7:i. ~. The report wae
referred to the Auditing Cammlttcc.
Tho tnAttcr Ut fixing tAlhsc* vas next In order,
whcrcupon tho Town Clerk announced that ho did
not want niiy ea13ry.
Ju.,'sc liammili-rut 5000 has bcena appropriated
to TAR you.
NJ. larrabee-i respectfully decline 10 accent
any tslary. Ny services as Town Clerk arc do.
naird.
Justice kautfmann-1 mote. then. a blight mr.
prcciatInn Ut Mr. Larsnbccs services M Town
tlefk. Tint he bc rendered tho thanks Of this
IIontsl.
Tho motion prevailed. ....
JMat!cc Robfnson-Th!A has tecn rcsy etonoml.
cal b1iEd having last year cut tho sasnry Of tho Su.
rcrs!snr tlnwn from 81. StN1 to 81. 0tu, and now
Hivsc tslas hts talary hg h1cd At SHuO.
The motl1n prevailed unanimously.
Tho Hoard then adjourned until Saturday, after
voting tho usual per 1cm and Office rent.
NO QUORUM.
The West Town Hoard wcfe 10 hare mot Al thcir
Office on tfnlstcd street. near Madison, last even.
!ng. but quorum was lacking, and Justices sails.
bury md Morrison. and Clctk lieusz went homo
alter waiting for h short time.
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trade. bnt would receive any claim Nj. Glecson
had n9alns& It.
The Hoard Then 0dtnnrrri

trade. bnl would receive any claim Mt. Glecson
had n9ulust It.
The Hoard then d1onrncd.
NORTH CHICAGO,
The semi. annual meeting nt tho North Town
Justice Psultcn. There were present Patrick LOT.
IT,. supesvi.ori E. 2. Eartahee.. Town clerk,
MILL PaAisen. khufrnann, lsohinson, and DuWoif.
Jnsticc fian,nitl Was ca1it1 to sht chair.
:. On inotlon, in*tIces ltobtnson. psntttn, and
Of The Hoard.
Collector 1emrel submitted a statement Of his
Account with tho town. as follows:
EuitGEtoI sML4ry..
GftKs saafcs paid. ~ per vouchers .AH&
Exrsns9 *csnunt. a. per soucht0... III
Compilations oa city i4x frmttted to t'sicn 4 ca.
ma 1hQ
Total. tit1
Comm sslon IN 2tAte tax C0lltttcd..
E1nit1a1!on IN ru,nff f4l
GnfhfnsefOh oil EitJ taf f@
Commission on Lincoln rAtk ktAx............., mi
DAaHtG 1t&p5
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AA'raHl1 }r7y for aerY.ces+ sa1
he.fs.'t WY Vt st.alonEF}... ~
%o!leciof ki;slaii sci. aae xpsn.c: ~
batrs IL. for bstlot ili
ps%aif: Sa1et tiiity Tt IL, !a,s.,.,.... S,,',- =,
~ WITTY -
siaet. tti;y hss Il
Slrrcl s!lr'y.hsr tfa} 81
a.sns ,s5s tst.;s ;a ..ar! saa essaiss q
saler. sor Lincoln. tAIrilc .... ...,.,.,, ,i
satfrrt.os Lin o..l. legal c1l4 .............. a
Tbs supetstsor ANNOUNCED that ths Town Cul.
a'!atntescn was. per cont. liz had, tn addition
eI;ecttd p. h1 OH IN old clatEs. ~ sht. sum ho
w ta1nGa a,t o;ss TO- @ tns aYnpS!'!:of slo. oo0
~ns al!uwcu -, doO, the salary xatabtshed by iAw
supervisor Ltneuln presented two town orders Ia
iafor VI 4. j. cottt:An for H. c0l zach. held LY
s3yonvy A5s.s: :. Mho c!amcd Interest thereon tu
: Judge Mech eaid there was no record showing
the legality uf tho orders. They may have lcen
legally ISSUED. hut In tue absence Ut pfuof hn
favored tassiug them TOT further confederation.
The folloxin. town orders were presented aud
lsarE ss' for naksDs ptsaetass,os A..
Q, t. MAUI. 4t7.ao a..lened ty Ju.,Iss Dyoaf. r,o
Aal 1vtTY::ea al aaon, them. wv
III !. ~ ~ ~, r lsea = T9sn csrx
uurckett ITO ufiers da.
d. HANCOCK Es1s. thIte uFIcEI do.
istd !;sPeat;s g.. eiYnt ofds iot sloo each is.
Bnsa 1Gn GIs: sxa y SsacE fas sl aed Otto
! =, sanes Glee.oa. e4'Toxu Clerk, sddseaaed lao
he!d " him for 500 b would quit and dive tbe
. Aoafd n2 nose trouble aoout his claims 10 tic
ot1cc Of Toxh CLERK. -
!. Justice Mech .sd tbs Board couldn't make auy
, 1877-03-28

toAh.-*.....-".'.
ThtS 10 exclusive Of ffnrn1s' claim, and nlao OF tho
hire OF laboEcra and supeftntcndcnts, Wat tho
county has for tho money IA tho Foundation, which
Mns contracted u b. built for 2H4, QOU.
, 1877-03-28

S,ats r. tnt.at. Ceok cuHy. cTsv n eAteago. A.
Iha sutscslbtFs, who meMbrt4 u Tbs Financta1
Committee VI tAs couacal Of tua City Of Chicago hAy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
A HER0S OBSCURE DEATR.I

Captain John Wilson died in New Or
leans on the 10th ult,, the only persons
present being his manned wife and afew
devoted friends. Concerning him the
Picayune says: Every impulse Of man.
hood revolts against the obscurity Of his
death and the poverty which surrounded
it. 1t will be remembered that about
three or four years before the opening Of
hostilities between the States Captain
Wilson was the commander of the huns
bic brig Minnie Scheffer, and while sail
ing in the Atlantic ocean, at the immi-
nent peril of his own life and the lives of
those on board his ship, through dangers
and difficulties that seemed insurmounta-
Bile, rescued Col persons from the sink-
ing steamer Connaught, every soul of
whom would have gone down had it not
been for his heroic valor and manhood.
The Connaught was an English vessel,
and all the passengers British subjects.
Her Britannia Majesty recognized Caps
tan Wilson's services and gallantry to
to the extent of awarding him 65. This
Captain Wilson accepted merely as an
evidence Of Her Majesty's recognition of
his services, and not as material pecu--
mary reward. About six months ago
it was learned that Captain Wilson was
in the city in great distress. The Con-
sular representative Of Her Majesty here
whose countrymen had been chiefly
benefited by the rescue-appealed to
the citizens to assist the hero in his dis.
tress. But the hero is now dead and be.
yond the reach of earthly wants and
wishes. The memory of his heroism,
however, will not soon perish, nor the
recollection of his spotless life"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
nrAE SROr Gun. Poll!LIcYY

TIL. ,L =. .L. p.nvhl;caos call ,be
MS 10 "ha' 'ne NSPuo''S'' "a ',..'s ~
conservative policy tnat mas reneVweu llS w
Mississippi from the rule Of the carpet
Dagger and placed il in the hands Of the
nronertv morality and intelligence of
~ CO. H., indg;ng NV results we
'"e S'"'e' %, JN1s"e AZ. ~ ,ho 49,,
Couio Very well S'aNf /" MY =, '"S '''y,
gun policy In pennsylvania II II "oulu
insure the same degree OF economy and
retrenchment thathas attendedit in Mis-
s;ss;nn; In ,87a and I87A under car
~, Ln,, x,,,n ~ c,a,a ,av WAS "a m;lls
Po' Ias ~ 'I 90 90 '~Iosson.a.,,. w ,,
o" 'he uoiiar' ~ 1917 u"u'i oVi'V,y@ ,D''',c,
tive administration II was reduced 70 70
8 mills and this year It has been cut
down to s, or but little more than oner
third what it was In 1874, In 1875 the
receipts in the State Treasury were SI,>
8oI ,I8o, and the disbursements, SI,43o,>
Io2 In 1876 the great reduction in the
tax levy caused decrease in the re-
ceipts to 1881 373; but the disbursements
for current expenses were cut down to
$5I8,7oo From 1871 up to the Ist OF
January, 1876, the warrants OF The State
we're worth from sixty to eigty>fve cents
on the dollar; during 1876 they were
worth from ninety-hve TO ninety eight
cents on the dollar, and since January l,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
DON'T DRINK.


The New York correspondent Of the
Boston Journal gives tie following salu'
tary advice:
The short run Of players, riAemen, bill
lard champions, and men of sporting
life generally, is remarkable feature oi
New York life. Drink is at the bottom
of this. Men who indulge in the cup
can't control their nerves, and men who
can I do this go TO the wall. The bad shoot.
ing of some men, Of whom so much is
expected, resulted from their cup indul-
gence. One of the best marksmen in
the city said yesterday that "in rife shoot
ing the variance Of hairs breadth made
the difference at the muzzle ofone foot in
100 yards; and man must have absor
lutte command of his nerves. A man
who would win must not steam"
Dan Mace, when he was in his prime
on the road, drank only lemonade. |
heard him say: IA single glass Of fwhis'
ky affects my nerves. Men who drink
on the road would not trust their valuable
teams to me if was not in the driving
season teetotaler
When the billiard congress was in ses-
sion the champion player said: 1--WE
can't drink and do nothing. We have
to abstain totally from all stimulating
beverages while we play, We have a
season of preparation. We have to be
clear and cool, or we fail. The reason
why so many eminent players pass out
of sight is, they will drink. Then the
nerves grow unsteady and the eye fails,
and all is up with the player. The
drinking grows deeper and the plays
ing worse. ..g. Rod. .,B,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FEW WORDS or WISDOM

For al who are seeking new homes In the West.
II you are going TO change your location by all
means you should keep on about The same idti.
lite' aa where you formerly lived for In this way
yOn Will escape the severe climatic changes In the
weather incident 10 the extreme North or South,
having none OF these things TO contend with,
yourself and family are healthy aud you become
q producer at once, consequently soon lndepen.
dent; on the other hand should you listen 10 the
many glowing accounts Of the sunny South, or
the mid climate OF the North, and ihus be In.
duced try your fortunes there, You will and
the reality Ia not all your fancy painted II. II
yong South i usually takes about TWO years TO
get accllmated 10 the climate, during which time
not being able 70 work, yourself and family are
consumers, besides being constantly exposed 10
the material levers which ABOUND there and the
experience OF many 10 that they return dlscOuT-
aged, leaving not few loved ones beneath the
sod In the sunny south. Therefore, IN going
West keep on about the same latitude which will
insure hedhh and Happiness. There are most ex.
cellent lands In Northern Missouri on the line of
the Hannibal a 81, JO. r. R., and In Kansas, Ne.
braska and Colorado, "iua ds cheap dad good az
he Sln ever shoi0n upon why not accept GER
iainty rather than run the risk of losing all
Through day and sleeping cars are run from To-
led0, Ohio via tie Wabash R'y aud Quincy 10 st.
Joa Atchison and Kansas City, and from Chicago
via Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy X. r., whereby
all are furnished first class accommodations
Send Tor map and time table 10 J. A. s. Reed,
59 Clark street, Chicago,C W. BOardman, Decatur,
ILL.,, or
I. PENFlELD, G.P.&T.A.,
luIl-6m Hannibal Mo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
GREAT PR USSLAN BANK FAIL URE.

London, Oct. I3.-The Times's Berlin
dispatch says that the failure of the Rit
terschaftliche Bank of Stettin has caused
ageneral depression. 1t is stated that
the managing director has committed
suicide. The embarassments of the
bank date from ten years back, when two
managing directors first began to discount
doubtful bills, keeping the Council of
Directors entirely in the dark. The bank
which has a capital of o,ooo,o 900 marks
and deposits Of 10000, 900 marks, has
discounted bills to the amount of &C, 900
600 marks, half of which would require
to be prolonged on falling due. The
principal creditors are the Berlin and
Stettin Railway Company for 2. 100000
marks, Pomeranian estates, the Pomers
anian Sugar Refinery, the Schwedt Fire
Insurance Company, the Gera Bank, the
Vulcan Ship Building Company and the
Baltic Lloyds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
"DE PERVlSI0NS, JoSIAR"


From the Fayetteville CTenn.) Express
A sapient looking Fayetteville darkY
oscillating between twenty and twenty
FIVE summers, overlook an old negro or
the street the other day, and wedginl
him in fence corner, proceeded to ac-
quaint him with all the gorgeous provis
ions of the Civil Rights Bill. Young
Africa impaired to old Africa fund o
valuable information, "thusly:"
well, Uncle Billy, Summers Swive
Rights Bill has passed de Senate OBJ de
United States widout murmur."
"Is dat so, Josiar 7" Yu.
"Jess so, Uncle Billy. And say, Uncle
Billy, we cOlored pussons is gwine to see
whose pervisions is in de pot. We are
gwine to be allowed to ride free on de
railroads, smoke in de ladies Car, and
put our feet on de percussions OBJ de seats
wheneber we dam please !" ...
"Is dat SO, Josiar p
"Jess so, Uucle Billy. And say, Uncle
Billy, we's gwine to be allowed to stop
at de hotels and set at de head OBJ de ta>
BILE, and hab de biggest slices OBJ de
chickens, and lay around in de parlor
and spit on de carpets, and make de
white trash hustle demselves and wait on
US widout grumbling and wheneber de
boss OBJ de concern shoves bill at US,
we'll hab him sent to Washington and
obscured in de plenipotentiary."
"ls dat so, Josiar p
"Jess so, Uncle Billy. And say, Uncle
Billy, we's gwine to be allowed to 60 to
de white school and sit on de platform
wild the teacher and learn geography,
trggeesmanometry, gehomeny, Latin,
Dutch, French, Choctow, albegebray,
rheumatics, de rule OBJ thrice, and de
diarrhea."
Good God is dat so, Josiar :"
less so, Uncle Billy. And say, Uncle
Billy, we's gwine to be allowed to be bur.
led in italic coffins wild looking>glasses
on top Of dem, and dey will hab to carry
US on hoearse to de grabe yard and
bury us top OBJ de white folks, so when
de day OBJ resurrection am arrived and
the angel Gabrial come tootin along he'll
call oWt trao his trumpet, "All OBJ you
colorec gernmen rise fust 7 And say,
Uncle Billy, de pervisions OBJ dat
bill -"
"What dat you say bout pervisiOns,
Josiar 7"
"WelI, Uncle Billy, as was gwine
on to state, de pervisions OBJ dat bill"
"Stop right dare, Josiar. You say
dare's pervisions in dat bill2"
Jess so, Uuncle Billy. De pervisions
OBJ de bill"
"Stop right dare. Josiar. Efdare's per
visions in dat bill, | want sack OBJ flour
dis berry minnit. Dam de smokin in de
ladies car, and de gehography. and de
Latin, and de italic cofins | want de
pervisions, Josiar. Dey's all dere is in
de bill wurff dam cent !"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
A NEW SAM PATCH.

On Tuesday, at Niagara Falls, one
Captain Rhodes safely accomplished the
feat of diving from height of eighty,
four feet into the water below. The eK>
act location of what must be considered
the fool>hardy exploit was skeleton
platform or tower built on the rocks
about one hundred yards above the sus>
pension bridge. The dive was graceful,
iy and apparently easily done, and the
Captain came up smiling and struck out
for swim, but life saving coat, lined
with cork, having been thrown to him,
he deliberately put it on and Aoated at
his ease. The daring diver contem-
plates attempting still more thrilling
feat on the first calm day, being no less
than leap from the suspension bridge
itself into the river, 1874 feet below. He
claims to receive small pecuniary bene~
fit from his daring says that "honor
pricks him on, and the possibility of
honor pricking him off doesn't appear
to enter into his calculations.