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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-01-24
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b:isen Yarlamsntstcmmern oarleeten
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runs cine trieaeril@e Yolitit eini9laser
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lperotn."
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Nur teine lleberitir3una.
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|ni@t, ben trieeerii9eu @eiublen bes
9oltes na@5u9ebcn.
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non m.!@en {; abbdnst, Of &rieden.
'ano oemnd9it nit ooer neben england
cine widtige &ol1e ipielen ,pirb.
Ginancielles.
Die 8ant bon en9!ant.
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|pcrfeNenen @o&e nabm Der Bullion
porrotb in Der Bant ppn gnglanb un'
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-01-24
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meinen Reform bes aeislteuer,pelens
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den Die 9oHuun9 ausipra&, oob es
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nidt m0sli@. ben Sag ieiner Rudteb,
Su De|lllnanen.
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8ant mdbreno berletten Wo@e um
1900, 900 Mort 3ussnommeu.
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Director BON 9omaro's 9beater, bon
Bottom. mel@er nit Dem @eloe bes
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6rcoeridton uerboftet moroen.
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moroen, ben lateriibun9sperein be-
tro9en 81 beben, inoem lie an9aben.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-01-24
Ser 9QprDfern,
Serausgegeben BON
&rif T. &aiirr.
@aint G1oub, mimefota,

crldcint jebcn 9onneritna unb tofet jGbrlid)
in Yorausbc;ablun9: $3.50.
Sir ucnigcr ais Monate lpiro tcin Nbon<
ncncnt aNgenonllnen. .s
Mon Nbonncptcn, Die Die 3eitnna nidt
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oab lie oaS gbonncmcnt fortSuIeksn miinid)en.
Sic 8erabjdumuug, cotr 8er,uciaerung
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po6in bieielbe beorOcrt moroen 1T, ioWie bic
untcrla1uus Der Iujci9e al Die 9craue9cbcr
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Bet nibt bon Der 8e;a6luus bes uoaen Abon>
aementabetrases.
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seben, werocn 10 lonac ein9crift 1,no bcred)z
net, bis iie abbsitellt weroen.
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Seats fir icoe folseuoe. Sir An3ciaen, BIZ
l1ngere 3eit tcben bleiben, miro ein beocu=
tenoer Ab;ns erlaubt. a. So"
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uno iiuo oaDer i'm Stonbc,
9rmfladtn alltr Art.
in oeutider, englil9er, franiolil4e1
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5u lie fcrn,
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
.Nartetn.


There isn't vegetable that can catchup with a
tomato. ""' i.aIil H''''
Ifa cigar makes a man Ill, will cheroot make
manilla2 '.
Staring is genteel but you must do It through
an opera glass.
The latest sell is quarters at twelve and thir-
teen cents apiece"
Gratz Brown has become a temperance lecturer
and rejects huttered watermelon.
Flies toll not neither do they spin, yet they have
the first taste Of all the best gravIes In the land
Widows above fifty cannot marry In Portugal.
The law is designated as protection for aged and
innocent bachelors
The Detroit Free Press recently said Miss Susan
B. Anthony was only twenty.four years Of age,
and, although three weeks have since elapsed,
she hasn't brought libel suit
1t is said that while in Boston recently Bob In.
gerSoll stumbled on the sidewalk and mashed his
nose against wall. Swear? Well, no, not much
for him, ,-LOutsvillc Courier Journal.
Texas has an oak tree upon which has been
grated sprlgs OF pine, holly, dogwood, elm, ash,
walnut, apple and peach. The grated sprigs
have budded, and give promise Of thriving,
my brethren" said Swift In a sermon, there
are three sorts Of prlde-of birth, Of riches, and
Of talents need not now speak Of the latter,
none Of you being liable to that abominable
vice."
A person who had obtained a free railroad pass,
asked the road agent If "he could not embrace
his wife" Probably" the official answered,
but I prefer to see her before promising posi-.
tlvplv y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
A PRANCTNG sTEED AND DONKEY.

A prancing steed having come to newly frozen
stream over which he desired to cross, and being
apprehenslve that the ice would not support him,
said to donkey who was in his company, my
honorable friend, do you but lead the way and 1
will follow you with the greatest effort Of my life"
The isttered donkey thereupon boldly essayed
the passage, but hardly had he set foot upon the
treacherous surface than itgave way and plunged
him into the waters. Turning to his companion,
the unhappy animal exclaimed "rell me, bray
you, how am to extricate myself from this sad
plight2" Hover replied the prancing steed,
who was putting away an undelivered oration in
pigeon.hole why, walk out on your ear, Of
course"
MoRAL-If you are an Ass, do try and have
Horse sense.-NeU York World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
FAILED IN THE HOUR OF TRIAL.

At night old Gumbo was accustomed to retire to
his lonely cabin TO light his tallow candle and
pore over a dog cared, dilapidated Bible, and as
he read he would at brief intervals pause and de-
voutly exclaim with fearful, upraised eyes
oh, cum de good angel of de lor, an take poor
Gumbo home to rest
1t happened of dark night when, by the light
of his tsllow dip, he was intently studying his
Bible, there came the solemn, measured raps on
the cabin door.
GumbO heard and grew pale with fear and i'm
mediately, with spasmo odlc jerk, blew out the
light and demanded to know:
who am dat ar knockin' at dis ar door q when
dismal sepulchural voice answered:
"The good angel Of the Lord has come 10 take
poor Gumbo up to rest"
When :remblingly with SuperatiiOus fear be-
lieving that the good angel OF the Lord was really
standing at the door, he answers
n kno's dat niggah Gumbo; but dat ar niggah
don't lib here Why dat ar Gumbo sm jes dun
gone ded desc TO- yeas Yes, he am he jest gone
ded desc TO- yeas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
A DESIRABLE MELODY.

Four or five gentlemen were seated in the ro-
tunda OF the Burnett House, Cincinnati, the other
evening" chatting about wealth and politics, when
one OF them spoke up and said =
"By the way, ran against Col, Fleming in
Chicago last week. and nothing would do but 1
must go home with him"
did you p said another. "They say he tum.
bled into cloVer-patch when he dropped in Chi.
cagO." ..
"Yes, so he did made money right from the
word go, and never missed 1t once In his specula.
tionR"
Flows he fixed2'
Elegant. He lives like prince In magnifi .
cent residence out OIL Wabash avenue. Got It,
for song, too, l heard. Nothing like being
lucky"
Atthis juncture southern-who was just going
by--paused and demanded, with his Crushed
Trsgedisn" air
"what was the name OF that song and Where
can the music be hddr
The applause was as usual.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
THE CAMERLENGO.

Doubtless many newspaper readers
have wondered what is the meaning of
this word so frequently seen in the news
papers since the death of the Pope. The
camerlengo written also camarlengo
and camerlingo) is one of the highest
officers of the Roman Court. He exerci-
ses supreme bower when the papal chair
is vacated, and, as the head of the gov>
eminent, controls the treasure, admins
ters justice and presides over the apos~
tolic chamber. 1t is he that has charge
of the dead Pope's fortune, and the seal
ed packet of instructions to his successor;
and it is to him that the ambassadors of
the powers intimated that they would in
terfere with the action ofthe conclave of
cardinals in their selection of pope uns
less their choice should be acceptable to
the powers making the threat. Singu>
lar enough the word camerlengo is not
to be found in either Webster's or Nut
tails dictionaries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18

The Washington correspondent of the
Springfield (Mass.) Republican, alluding
to the dismissal of Doorkeeper Folk, says:
at must be admitted that the Democrats
of the House resolutely condemn wrong
doing even in their own officials" OF
course they do. Polk was guilty of hay
ing made some mietakes, nothing that in
any sense reflects upon his moral char
acter. The same correspondent says:
Il do not hesitate to state that there
have been Doorkeepers and Postmasters
and Sergeant-at. Arms of the House who
have been more guilty than Polk and they
were not dismissed. For years there was
Republican Postmaster of the House
who was one of the most notorious lob
byists and Corruptionists Washington
ever saw. He made use of his Office to
lobby for great corporations year after
year, and the Republican leaders all
knew it, yet he was not disturbed. 1t is
evident. therefore, that there has been
a change for the better in this respect
since the Democrats took possession of
one branch of Congress"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
REOPENING THE PRESIDENTIAL
QUESTION.

Motgomery Blair has had several con-
ferences with Democratic leaders in
regard to reopening the Presidential
question, and as result bill has been
prepared looking to this end, which will
be offered in the House as soon as some
additional information is received from
Louisiana. David Dudley Field and
Senator Thurman are credited with hav-
ing prepared the bill, which provides
that all United States Circuit and Dist
riot Judges shall assemble in Washing
ton, and shall have delivered to them
the records of the votes cast in Florida
and Louisiana as returned to and not by
the Returning Boards. These votes shall
be counted, and the result declared. Mr..
Blair thinks his Presidential scheme will
yet succeed in placing Mr.. Tilden in the
White House.-PO8t Washington Dispatch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
Iron Bridge Notice.

The Commissioners Of Stark County, Ohio, will re-
celve sealed proposals at tue Auditors office, In Can.
ton up 10 II o'clock on Monday May goth, 1873, for
the construction of Wrought Iron Truss Bridge
across the Mahonlng River, at Kinks Grst Mill, In
Alliance Said Bridge to be one span l0i feet long In
the clear with one IS feet roadway andtwo footways
8 feet clear width each, and to have capacity OF
100 lbs per square foot over roadway and f0Otways.
No iron TO be strained over ten Thousand pounds In
tension, and eight thousand pounds with Gordon's
formula in compression. Also to move the Bridge
now there 10 where the Marlboro and Salem roads
cross the Mahoning River and 70 erect II in as good
shape as II now is. The Commissioners reserve the
right TO reject any or all bids. All bids to be accOm.
panied by plans, specifications and strain Sheets
aprll.hw j. r. S0URBECK, Clerk Comrs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
AMER1cAN MONEY IN EUROPE.

As the European exodus sets in the thoughtful
political economists begin to calculate upon the
millions that Americans will spend this summer
in trying to familiarlze themselves with the efete
despotism Of the old world, A single steamer last
week took out the largest passenger list Of the
year, aud by the LIST Of May the number OF Amer.
leans setting out for Europe will be nearly thou.
sand week. This will continue until the latter
part Of July so that we may expect about 20 900
people to visit the continent during the summer.
II they spend an average Of 81 900 each, which Is
not large estimate, II would give us twenty mil
lions as the amount Of money spent by Americans
in Europe In & siugle summer-s tidy little sum.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18

Governor Bishop has appointed Mr., A.
McGregor ofthe Stark county Democrat,
a Trustee of the Newburg Asylum This
is one OF the commendable appointments
made by Governor Bishop, and we have
no doubt but that the poet editor will be
a valuable acquisition to the board
WayYeS CoNSJfynti0R,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18

That man is not good Republican
who will encourage or sustain bad or
incompetent man in Office simply be-
cause he wears the party colors.-Rep.
How about those editors who support
such bad and incompetent men" as
fraudulent Hayes and John Sherman
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18

A good appointment is that of Mr.. A.
McGregor, Of the Canton Democrat, to
be trustee of the Cleveland Hospital for
the Insane For once, Gov. Bishop did
himself honor, and an Asylum favor.
Mr.. McGregor is we'll qualified for the
position, and we believe aliyeto the best
interests of the Institution.-Sale0r Rep.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
Teachers Examinations.

Special examinations Of teachers will be held by
the County Examiners as follows: Alliance, sRtuf-
day, February. 10, and Masslllon, Saturday, March
49, 1873. There will also be examinations during the
Institute the first week In October, at Canton, The
regular examinations usual, at Canton on the first
Saturday Of Every month. All examinations com.
mence at 9 q. m and applicants Will not be admitted
ian0Atf II. D. WILSON, Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18

At village of La Clappe, France, recently
plot Of ground planted with vine and olive trees
slowly SANK and disappeared, leaving the gulf of
Atunnelshsped form about l2O feet at the bottom.
One hundred feet from the surface may be seen a
Hheet Of water.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
Farm for Sale.

wish to sell my farm containing 80 acres, more or
less The farm is In good state of cultivation. with
one dwelling house on II and other out-buildings
and two never failing springs Of soft water There
are two good veins Of coal, which are opened up;
there is good orchard on the place of apples, pears
peaches. cherries pums and variety Of other small
fruits. The place Is situated two miles south of North
Industry, on the Waynesburgh road. For particu-
lars inquire on the premises. -
apr4gm* SAMUEL SMITH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
Iron Roofing
At Manuracturers Prices, $50 per Sd.

Including fastenlngs, nails and paint for extra cost
when laid Any ordinary laborer can apply It WE'LL
roof need not cost you more than about 500 per
experienced men II will cost you from 500 to $500
per square, all complete and warranted satisfactory
Describe your job to size shape number of cutters
or valleys and Chmneys to flash, etc, and we will
send our price for doing the work. illustrated crcu
lars, sample Of material and rOOfsent on application
by H. W. Smith, is77 and oyercomes ali objections
or imperfectlons of other metallic roofs, Is rapidly
gaining preference over all others wherever intro
duced Fire, lightning, wind, water and rust proof
VIII out last ordinary frame buildings reduces In
surance and Is far cheaper than shingles Confer
with us before buying any other.
I. G. SNYDER q CO.,
Owners and Manufacturers,
mar2l-dm Waynesburgh, Stark Co., o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
5glsssIIuHauus.
R. HOE. & CO., HAsSE4SEsH: HsS 9E FEEsH:
ING PRESSES AND PRINTING MACHINERY
OF EVERY DRsCRIPT10N ALSO CAST STEEL
SAWS, OFFICE, MANuFACTORY AND WARE.
ROOMS; 5O4 GRAND BT N. Y. aprl97-oy

= \ can make money fa,ter at work for us than at
anything else Capital not requlfed we will
start you. Sl2 per day at home made by the In.
dustrOus Men, women, boys and girls wanted
everywhere to work for u.s. Now Is the time.
- Costly outfit and terms free, Address TRuE g.
Co.. Augusta, Maine. mar2l-gy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
for Salt.
Farm For Sale.

The Crawford Coal Co. will sell Its Farm, contain
Ing about 90 acres situated at Paul's Station, Law
renee Township Stark Co., o., miles north of Mas
son, adjoining the G. Mt. " & D. and G II. v. & w.
Rail Roads The Farm is all under cultivation and
we'll watered and is one of the best grain growing
bank barn, also three tenants houses VIII be sold
within the next 60 days. and the purchaser will get
bargain seldom offered Possession will be given i'm
mediately. Apply to
FRANK MILLHOF, Supt
Crawford Coal Co., Paul's Station, Stark Co., o.
feb28-om
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
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Continental Insurance Co, Of New York,

H f STATE OF OHIO \
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, January 3lst, 1873. J
Whereas, The Continental Fire Insurance Compa.
ny, located AZ New York, In the State of New York
mas meg IN THIS Office sworn Statement by the
proper Ocers thereof showing Its condition and bus
mess anu mas compiled In all respects with the laws
OF inns STATE relating TO Fire Insurance Companies
Incorporated Dy other States Of the United States.
, L2U, In1goTe, In pursuance OF law, /, WILLIAM
D' I'LL, Superintendent of Insurance OF the State
q ono do hereby certify, that said Company Is au
thorlzed 70 transact It's appropriate business Of '
FIRE INSURANCE
In this State in accordance with law during the cur.
rentyear, The condition and business OF said Com
pany ~ the date OF such statement December 3ist
lSl7) lsshown as lOllOwsi
Aggregate amount Of available Assets g 1739 81
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities, ,(Cxceptcap-
ital including reinsurance, I774S2 %
tNvt xAssetS' l,B96, 6OO3
Amount OF actual paid up Capltal..,,.. 1000 10000
$780, 03
Amount or Income for the year In Cash-.1 l00l6
Amount OF expenditures for the year In
CHsh''"'''' l4l311690
'i IN WttIIesS Whereot, 1 have hereunLo
TSEALl Subscribed my name, AMI caused
'..E the seal OF Dly Office 10 be affixed
the day and Yea aOOvp written.
W. d, Hull, %Hpertntenden.
E, v. AmSdtl, Agent, Canton, 0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
DON'T FAIL TO CALL UPON
". zieg1er

If You ar afflicted with any chronic diseases such as
Catarrh, Rheumatism Piles. all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs the Kidneys and Liver, Head
ache, Dyspepsia, Phthisc, Bronchitis, Chronic anghs
of long standing Burns and Eryspelas.
Office No. IS Tuscarawas street, opposite, 81 tinud.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-04-18
No Sod to be Taken from
Streets and Alleys.

By order of the City Council all persons hereby
forbidden from taking sod from the streets and alleys
Of Canton. Those dsregardlng this notice will be
JACOB PLUNKARD
Street Commissioner.
Canton, o., April4, 'Ts-dw
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Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Is ap
pointed by the will and has been duly qualified as
deceased. -
apr+hW' SAMUEL sEFoNG, sa
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-04-11
The state Farm.

For several years the Democrats in the
Legislature Of this State have tried to have
Mr.. Howe, the able and efficient Super
intendent of the Reform farm (near Ian
caster) for boys, removed from the posi-
tion be has so acceptably filled to all ex-
cept those who desired to have the official
and menial positions of the institution
filled by hungry and thirsty Democratic
Ofice-seekers. No effort has been spared
to traduce and blacken the reputation of
a good man and an efficient official, for no
other purpose than the one we have
named, and last, this party having con-
crol in the present Legislature, have sue
eeeded in turning out Mr.. Howe and other
officials of the institution. In place of
Mr.. Howe, the Directors have appointed
Mr.. John G. Hite, of Lancaster, late Sen
ator of Fairfield county, Superintendent
and NJ. w. n. Wolf, Secretary. We know
nothing of these gentlemen; they may
be, and we hope they are, well qualified
60 discharge the duties of their new posi-
tions as faithfully and as well as their
predecessors. Time will prove whether
the change has been for the best interests
of the institution, or otherwise.