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STOCK MARKETS.

CINCINNATI.-Beef Cattle-Common, 292Ac
fair to medium. 2159314c.; good TO choice butcher
grades, 31a4414c; fair to good shippers, 414@4s4c
fair to good heavy oxen, 31AD414c.; fair to good
feeders, 34c. for light and heavy qualities. Sheep
Common to fair, 212@3c., and good to choice, 81
tG414c. per lb. gross. Hogs Common, So 90@4 15 I;
fair to good light, $4 2O@4 40 fair to good packing
grades, 354 so, and selected butchers 81 50@4 CO.
BUFFALO-Beef Cattle-The market is gen.
orally bare Of stock Sheep and Lambs-Canada
sheep, S4@4 SO per 100 lbs. Canada lambs S5 121a3
525; Western sneep, So 1904 25; Western lambs, S.
@5 12@. Hogs-Yorkers, "a rs, and declining.
NEW YORE.-Beef Catte-Poor native steers,
oxen, and stays from Virginia, 6%c. per lb; COM
mon to strictly prime native steers 754@l0s4c.;
Colorado cattle, 754@S5Ac. Sheep and Lambs
Ordinary to good sheep, ,44@51ac: per lb.; ordinary
to prime lambs, 5@614c.; good mixed lots of Can
ad asheep and lambs generally brought $5G5 65 per
100 lbs. Hogs-New York heavies, 81 rs; good
Western So.
EAST LIBERTY, PA-Beef Cattle-Prime, 500
25 per 100 lbs; good, S4@4 so; common S3(13 rs.
Hogs-Y orkers, S4 30@4 40 per 100 lbs; Phila-
ephia hogs, 81 5O@4 rs. sheep-Were selling at
from So 70 to "a 80.
WOOL---In Cincinnati, prices are nominally as
follows, the tendency being lower bury and bad
conditioned wool bringing 3G7c. per less
Unwashed-Fne merino, lG922c.; coarse cloth
ing, 23@25c.; medium do, 25@26c. long comb
ing, 3e@33c. Fleeee-washed---Fine merino, 500
3Sc. coarse clothing, 30@3ic.; medium clothing, 81
93sc.; long combng, 40a42c. b-washcd--Com.
mon, 3O@33c; good to choice, 35@37c. Pulled
Supertne, 25@27c,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-12-06

Mrs. HOPPER says that Marshal Mac
Mahon looks very old, and that worried
look that he has always worn seems to
have become intensified. The Duke de
Broglie is aristocratic looking, but has a
week, inane face. NJ de Fourtou is his
exact contrast, round bulldog head, q
thick black beard, physiognomy alto
gether coarse, and an expression as OF
an unscrupulous and daring schemer.
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cunIsrnAs IN We OLDEN TIME.

The wind sighs leahess trees among,
The fire burns bright, the nights are long,
The robin sings his winter song,
And the Christmas snow is falling.
Age thinks Of many a Christmas past.
And hears old stories in the blast
OF Christmas days too bright to last,
When the Christmas snow is falling.
While youth but learns from that same breeze
OF countless Christmas days like these,
And glorious golden prospects sees,
When the Christmas snow is falling.
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CANCER.

The treatment of Cancer has become interviewer
with quackery that the progressive physician has
peared unwilling to enter into the against the
deception; consequently the of the medical pro-
fession almost totally ignorant of this fearful
and most prevalent disease. They regard cancer as
or pathology consequently they merely try to aley
ate the eXcruciating pain which this disease entails
upon its victims We regard cancer durable in both
forms-medullary and scirrhus. We have used our
remedies in this country and Europe for the last
twenty years with marvellous success, especially in
of the womb, breast, and face. We earnestly
solicit call from those who have given up hope.
One of the physicians of the institute will visit those
in any part of the country who are unable to call
We neither knife, plaster caustic, and
pain depending entirely upon our specific Patients
beginning treatment only pay for the medicines
they receive until they satisfied they are improy
ing. Fee for examination and consultation So in al
All letters of inquiry must contain 81
time is valuable and can not be given for nothing
Address all letters to the Superintendent DR. ROB
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THE Cincinnati Breakfast Table is one OF
the uery best humorous papers published
side of city life can not be read without
danger to buttons. The paper makes friends
wherever it goes, and needs only to be seen
to recommend itself. 1t is pure in tone and
healthful in influence. Ask any newsdealel
for it. 1t will be sent to any address three
months on trial for forty cents. Address
your letter to The Breakfast Table, Cincin
natl, Ohio.
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slowly and very kindly, " Now, 1 think
thy son has become blessing unto
tnee."
81 think so too," said Thord; he
looked up, and two tears ran heavily
down his cheeks.
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WINE heightens Indifference intolove,
love into jealousy, and jealousy into
madness. 1t often turns the good
natured man into an idiot, and the
choleric into an assassin. 1t gives Bit
terness to resentment, it makes vanity
insupportable, and displays every little
spot of the soul in its utmost deformity.
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Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" the
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any case of rheumatism on the face of the
earth. Price, 81 a bottle, six bottles So.
Sold by all druggists. Send for circular to
Helphenstine & Bentley, Druggists, Wash
ington, D. c..
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Mrs. General Sherman.

Wife of the General of the United States
Army, says: " have frequently purchased
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for friends
suffering with rheumatism, and in every in
cular to Helphenstine & Bentley, Druggists,
Washington, D. c.
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To Dyspeptfcs and Invaids

Biscuits, rolls, bread, cake or pastry,
made with DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, can
be eaten with impunity and relished by the
most sensitive dyspeptics as healthy and
nutritious.
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CATsKILL Examiner: The noise of the
chopping knife is now heard through the
house. Mince, sisters, mince with care,
and put your brandy in on the square.
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often to serious danger. 1t is quite
as necessary to remove impure ac-
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is to eat or sleep, and no health
can be expected where Il costive
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by BJoRNsTGERNE BJoRNsoN.
ITrnnslated for the New York Times. ]
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-19

A MAN AND WIFE IN THE THIEvING BUSINESS
On Friday a servant at 115 East Broad street. Co
lumbus, named Mary Cashin, was robbed Of about
$50, the money being taken from bureau drawer.
The new servant named Matte Kuntz, at the same
place was arrested for the theft 1t came to light
that this girl was the wife of William Kuntz a
well known burglar and craftsman. They were
married at Marietta, o., while both were in jail
some time ago. The two have since been running
a sort of partnership burglary business. The girl
followed the business of hiring out as a servant
for the purpose of giving information to her hus
band whereby he was enabled to secure large
amounts Of booty. Kuntz made his appearance
as brother of Matte after she secured her place
at the Broad street mansion, and the two had the
run of the back part of the. house during the alb
sence Of the servant from whom the money was
taken Knntz and wife have carried on this busi
ness tor some months, and have been very sue
cessful. There is no means ofknOwiug the extent
of their operations. Kuntz has brother in the
Ohio Penitenhary. rn'
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TO TOURISTS,

No portion of the continent Of America presents
so much Of grandeur, beauty and marvellous In
terest to the Tourist as the famous Rocky Noun.
he beautiful City OF Denver. The magnifcence
of the mountain scenery is equaled only by that
of Switzerland, and many Tourists from abroad
have pronounced Colorado scenery superior to
even that of the Alps The popular resorts in the
mountains, famed alike for the grand surround
ings and their magical waters, are daily becoming
recognized as the MOST DELIGHTFUL In America
for either health or recreation. Hundreds OF pe0-
pie tired of the resorts of the East are going to
spend the summer in the grand old Rocky Noun.
tains amid its charming parks, majestic snow-clad
peaks, grand canons, clear sky and magic atmos-
phere. The popular KANSAS PkCtFIC RAILWAY,
with its steel rails and automatic air brakes Is the
faYorite Tourist Route, and the only line running
Pullman cars from KANSAS City to Denver, Low
round trip rates from all Eastern cities. Descrip-
tive Tourist Circulars, Maps and Guides sent free,
upon application to the General. Passenger Agent
Kansas Pacific Railway, Kansas City, Mo, 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-19

SAD ACCIDENT.-0n Monday morning, George,
son Of Mr. Thomas Patton (whO lately returned
from Cleveland on a vislt) accompanied by his
sister, took ride out to the old farm near the
lake. Being lover Of sporting he took his
doubled barreled shot gun with him in case he
should happen upon any game After passing
around the old orchard they turned into the
woods, the buggy top being down, and George got
out to take down the bars. His sister drove thro'
on. to an old road, and the sun shining pretty hot
she raised the top. In doing SO, the gun was
thrown out and fell under the buggy, George
reached in and taking the gun by the muzzle at
tempted to draw 1t towards him, when one OF the
barrels was discharged, the entire contents enter
ing his right arm close up to the shoulder, splin-
tering the bone badly and making very ugly
wound. His sister, though badly frightened, re-
tanned remarkable coolness, and assisting her
brother who was in half fainting condition, in.
to the buggy, she drove home as fast as possible,
supporting him on the seat. Few girlscould have
kept up so wonderful as did she until they arriv.
ed home, both stained with blood The wounded
limb was examined when 1t was found that the
bone was so badly shattered that 1t was deemed
necessary to open the arm and remove about six
inches of the bone. 1t Is hoped that the arm may
be saved but poor George will be crippled for life.
The operation was performed by Drs. L, NJ, and
A. W. Whiting, Scott and Johnson, and the patient
is doing as well as can be expected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-19


Academia letter was received here few
days ago stating that Augustus Danseizen, who
has been at San Jose, California in the interest of
the Canton Bridge Company, was severely, tho
not seriously injured at that place about the 2nd
of July. II appears that at night fire broke out
in building next the hotel where he was stop
ping. The noise awakened him, and seeing the
light shining into his room, he got out of win
dow on to the roof of lowerpart of the hotel and
in walking around feeling for place to get
he accidentally stepped upon and fell partially
through sky light window, catching himself at
the arm pits, He receiveda cuton the thigh some
six inches long and an inch deep; an eight inch
cut in the SIDE though not deep one, and some
sixteen minor cuts and bruises, Fortunately his
wounds only caused him to lay of a few days
and he is now at work again completing the erec-
ton Of a new bridge.
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BURGLARS At ALLIANoE.

wo ,oLo ho soiiow,no, s,or, ,ho Auioroo D.,
vteU. Last Thursday morning about o'clock,
Mr. Grossner, residing on West Main street, was
aroused from slumber by the attempt of some
persons TO break into his house Having been
bnrglarzed to the extent Of 500 In money and a
silver watch, but a few nights ago he was on the
alert, and Immediately sprang nom the bed and
snatched a revolver, which he had by his bedside,
already cooked for an emergency, and rushed TO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-19

A sURPRIsE.-On Monday afternoon, the chill.
dren of our old friend, ., P. Bowen, to the num-
Der of eleven, many of them from distance, as
sembled together at their old home for the first
time in many years-the object being to surprise
their honored father by grand celebration of
his 62nd birthday They with number of grand
children and many invited guests, at about six
o'clock in the evening sat down TO abountifully
supplied table, that had been prepared at dsugh.
ter's near by during the absence of Mr.. Bowen.
Upon his return as usual for his supper he was
completely dumbfounded at the reception given
him by his entire family assembled, and was at
once seated at the head Of the table, the esteemed
mother sitting opposite. Rev. Feldman, with a
few appropriate remarks still further surprised
the worthy couple by presenting each with a
handsome pair of gold framed spectacles; Mr..
Bowen, in addition, being presented with fine
heavy cane to assist him in travelling along the
pathway Oflii His reply to the reverend gen
tleman's remarks were fitting and timely, not
withstandiDg the utter surprise and embarrass.
inert consequent from a so sudden and happy
gathering for which he was wholly unprepared
1t was an occasion that will always be looked
back to with pleasure, and 1t is the wish of the
many friends, that "old friend Zeb" and his re-
spected wife may live to enjoy many more as
large and as happy gatherings upon their birth
day anniversaries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-19

soCIETIEs.-At meeting of the Canton En-
campment 1. o. o, F., on Wednesday evening Of
last week, the following officers were installed
E s. Book, G. p; John Bradley, s. W.; H
Thurston, H. p; Henry Palm, ]. W.; C. Raedel, o
S.. A. L. Tuttle l. s.; A. Smith, G.; ], R. Matthews
LIST w.; G Ryan, 2nd WI; ], Green, 3rd WI and T.
Wilson, 4th W.
On last Friday evening the following officers
were installed in the Buckeye Lodge, No, IL, X.
ofP,: C.. "A. Pentz P. c.; VIM. Volkmann, G. c.;
Paul Field, V. c.; f. f. McClain, p; John Mel
bourne. NJ. A.. Edwin Goldsburg, l, G.. Bll Wag-
nor n q
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

MONDAY EVENING, July o, 1877.
Present-Barlet, Presidents Lantz, Herbruck,
Roher, schwalm and Weaver.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
PetitiOn8-From citizens on Mulberry street ask
ing for two crossings over Liberty street. Street
Commissioner instructed to put down the requir-
ed crossings.
From citizens on public square, asking for a
crossing on the north side Seventh street, from
Durbin Wright d Bentey's to Perkins & Co. Re.
ferred to Committee on Streets and Alleys.
Complaint concerning lamp at Trumps corner
and other localities In the city was referred to
Committee on Gas.
Complaint was made by Mr. schertzer concern
ing the condition of the roof on the city stable.
Referred to Committee on City Property.
Petition from the renters Of Union mill, asking
the city to repair the aqueduct and clean out the
canal. Referred to Street Commissioner with
power to act.
From citizens on Roland street, asking that Mr..
Jones be obliged to put down the same kind OF
pavement as other property owners. Street Com.
missioner instructed to so notify Mr., Jones.
From Mr., kaufman, asking relief In the matter
of water which dams up on East Eighth street,
and runs into his cellar. Referred to Committee
on Streets and Alleys,
0rdinances-second reading of an ordinance to
accept the north end Of Plum street between
Feather and Lake
Reports Of C0mmitees-C Committee on Streets and
Alleys report North Walnut street all right as tin
now surveyed Accepted,
Same committee ask further time in the matter
of James TonHers petition asking for sewer on
Williams street. Granted.
A motion to purchase more sewer pipes for 9TH
street, between Court and Market Streets was lost
The committee appointed to select persons to
fill vacancies in the Board Of Health recommend
ed A McGregor and Henry Bergman Nomina
tions confirmed. l.|
The. City Solicitor was instructed to draw up an
ordinance regulating matters in the fire depart
ment to meet the demands in the case of the prop.
erty, concerning which complaint has been
made.
Resolutions for comforting the paving ordinance
| on different streets were read and adopted.
BILLS ALLOWED.
SlaAS ~
MI "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-19

There was quite sensation on North Poplar
street on Tuesday, caused by a couple of the demt
monde and their fancy men" from Akron, hay
ing a quarrel One of the girls stopped her fell
lows buggy and even showed fight after he had
jumped out and kicked and slapped her a little,
Two of our prominent citizens intertered and
as Is usually the case, they came very near being
attacked themselves. The affair was amicably
settled without serious damage, In the language
of the immortal Dan Rice, we advise citizens, in
cases of this kind, to "Let 'em fight"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-19

LOST AND FOUND-on Saturday last, Mr. VIM.
Devices. on coming out of his store in the Eagle
block, accidentally pulled his pocket-book, con-
tanning little over one hundred dollars, out of
his pocket and started to the postofice. In about
half an hour he discovered his loss and grand
search was commenced. The missing receptacle
for filthy lucre was found lying open, with con-
tents untouched in the gutter in front of his
store by Mr.. Devices himself He has great re-
gard for the horse that was standing near by for
not tramping on the greenbacks
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-07-19

Should you happen to meet young man on
the street. with such "woe begone expression Of
countenance" as to lead you to suppose that he
was homeless, friendless and pennlless you can
bet that he is the individual that went to Dover
for wife. He would probably have got her, but
pdter tamitaS is decidedly opposed to tight pants
and too low collars. Brace up, young man, and
try itagain. Remember that faint heart ne'er
won fair lady" t.