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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-17

The journals that are filled with dec
larations that the observance of con-
tracts according to their letter is equiva-
leut to repudiation, never refer to the
John Sherman Coin Act of March 18TH
1869, or the Refunding Act of July l4th
1870. The editors seek darkness rather
than light, because their deeds are evil
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-17

OUR Representative Williams is chair
man of the committee on the Blind, Deaf
and Dumb, and ImbeCile Asylums. He
is also second on that of Municipal cor
porations. Representative Worley is
chairman of the committee on Schools
and School Lands, and member of that
on Geology, Mines and Mining.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-17

THE women that want to vote and hold
office are in Washington in convention,
Ind have been importuning the Houses
for the privilege of talking to them on
woman's rights, but the old fogiesin Con-
gress don't seem inclined to hear them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-17

TIE Commissioners cost Stark county
$2772,38 for the past year.-BucEeye State
and Repository.
''Too muckee" lie there-only $5l6, lie.
Can't the John Sherman organs tell the
truth2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-17

Circulation 1900,
READ on our 9th page the evidence ol
Hayes's bargain and sale.

In the United States Senate on Tues
day, Senator Voorhees, of Indiana deliv-
cred mastery speech on the financial
situation. We shall endeavor to lay it
before our readers next week,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-17
Cash on hand, $2O6 $50 81

Cash on naHd, ... pZU0 609 6l
Drafts on Auditor, 297 900 90 $503, ,6S9.67
Friendly sentiments were exchanged
between the parties to the fnis of one
official rontine and the preface ofanother,
when Mr. Howells, Mr.. Seller, Mr.. Estep,
A. ]. Howells, and others, of the new re-
gime, were installed.
In the Senate and House business is
progressing quite satisfactorily, and the
announcement of committees is fully en-.
dorsed as iudiCious, far and appropriate.
Mr.. Worley, as chairman of the commit
teen on schools and school lands, will
prove his fitness for the position, as bu.
siness in that direction comes before the
House. Mr.. Williams. of your county, is
chairman of the committee on deaf,
dumb, blind and imbecile asylums. Our
old friend Estlll, of irrepressible Holmes,
is on the railroad and telegraph commit
tee, which is important and we'll put.
Estill is is power in the popular branch.
He, and the members from Stark, will
take pleasure in extending such Courte-
sizes as their position commands, to all
visitors from Stark, Wayne and Holmes,
and to the people of che State generally.
think the entire body of Democratic
legislators fully comprehend the stu
alton, in this critical era of great demor-
alization, and will labor faithfully to ad-
vance popular interest, and, in the march
of progress, aid in establishing Demo
cratic control in all the departments of
of County, State and National admins
trations, and then, if restoration of true
prosperity does not follow, it will be in
order to assail the Democratic theory, or
the action of those to whom we intrust
the inauguration of pure, simple creed,
from which bold departure has been in
troducel and encouraged, until the ORR
ginal elements are only items of resolu-
ton. PERRY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-17

GEN. SHERMAN gets $4,000 a year. and
cares only for large army to control,
and as little for the people who pay him
and it, as his brother Johnl rhe purse
and the sword are completely Sherman
lied. Youngstown Daily Neacs.
Is not the country badly Sherman
ized2 Will not the Repository give its
views againP
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-17

THANKS to Governor Bishop for an
advance copy of his Inaugural Address
In pamphlet form.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-17
HON. GEO. Fl. PENDLETON ELECT.
ED UNITED STATES SENATOR.

On Thursday night last the Democratic
members of the Ohio General Assembly
put Hon. Geo. H, Pendleton in nomina.
tion on the third ballot as their candidate
for United States Senator. On Tuesday
the Senate and House respectively voted
as follows for United States Senator:
SENATE. HOUSE. TOTAL.
Pendleton. ......25 66 80
Blank .......... 8 80 46
sfhnson ....... 3 3
Pendleton's majority, y,.",......... Al
Yesterday, Wednesday, the two hous-
! Is met jointly, and confirmed their sep.
70 action. Every Democratic mem
voted for Mr.. Pendleton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-17
From another Correspondent
STATE TREASURER HOWELLS,
The Funds The new Reglme-W Williams and WOr-
ley and Estill of HOlmes-The Situation, &C.

COLUMBUS, Jan. l6, 1878.
Editor Democrat:
You will no doubt have seen such re-
port of the inauguration as the press
sentinels spread before the public, there
fore any further description of that event,
unprecedented in grandeur, would be re-
hashing we'll told tale.
The Induction of your Stark County
man into the Office of Treasurer of State
was short and simple, as conducted by
Judge Gilmore, the beau ideal of mental
and physical development, the cOurtly
gentleman of the Supreme bench. Mr.,
Howells wears his honors gracefully, or
will, when the labor Of transferring the
entire business of huge complication,
from a retiring official and veteran aids,
to new party in all the departments,
who come in without the special expe-
rience required for smoothly conducting
the intricacies involved. The retired
Treasurer transferred the contents of his
vaults as follows:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-17
THE SECOND BALLOT,
Which resulted

Pendleton 46; Ewing 20; Morgan 10;
Ward 4; Payne 2, and Converse l. The
P1ndleton men were now in raptures, as
their man, it was evident, would surely
be nominated on the next ballot. To
prevent this, a motion was made to ad-
journ, and the yeas and nays were de.
manded on it. The motion was sat
down on by vote of n to 10, and then
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OUR NEIGHBORS.

|, Chester now wants training schsol for
its teachers.
Chester has 1881 voters according to the
News statistics.
An historic building, at s04 Penn street
141 years old, was torn down recently.
During the fair the Chester Evening
News published double sheet. It~ enter
prise was appreciated.
Michael Davitt, a celebrated Fenian
prisoner, delivered lecture in the Ma
tipnal Hall, on Friday hight, on his im-
iprisonment.
William Jones, colored, Of Kennett
Square, fell frsm load Of hay on Thurs
day and received injuries from which be
died on Friday night.
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WIN. NJ. PYLE,
EN- POSTMAGTER.
Cam the gTrath Overtake aLts. 1

IuvestigatIon dfscloses the fact THAT the
lady reperteddn the Associated Press dis
patches. abontaug 10Th. tn have died -
Chicago after two week g. use OF some re-
puted remedy for corptlepcy, had not
iaken Alfans Anti Fat, but had Used q
preparatio iop put d . by q segular physician
10 Luyerpe, Pc iAllam's Anti Fat AZ man
ufaciTre4 In uffalo.N. JY,rb BY the under
tisn, 4. I'VE have already sold over le0, :
CO0 bottles ef ait. ; Itahas therefore been
taken BY thonsand dss and 5We fchallenge
proof tbat it has ever harmed any body,
unless the feducti Ion 1f obese persons frssin
% tr TO pounds, leaVinG tlten healthy and
strong is considered b lnisforttlnes Fur
thermo.e, we hereby on ler 90 reward for
evidence shewi1g that II contains pods9n-
GUS sortpjuriotfs 1nRredi tents. w also ofer
$5,G8if we cannot prove that ithasre duced
numberof PERSONS as stated sheyetin Sal,d 4,
always without injury. It's said q lie VIII
outtravel the truth any time. but we IA tSt
that those neWspap pers that have naisled
the pubic by saying that ph ysiciang at-
uibuted the iady'sl death 10 the use wof
Anti-fat (Which fts on.y put mp by us, the
term "Anti-Fat'. being our trade nark),
will correct the false impref sfon they have
conveyed, by publishing this refutasion; &, ?
/; ssl BOTANIC MEplGLNE e. 49, . y. +
r.g. gfrIfu af4 aT,fs ( y FRQMalOt ~. 4 n
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a1HOTEIs \

The large and elegant Hotel has been re-
Gently fitted In the most exquisite style py,
the the celebrated Professor Paine, The
Professor exercises personal supervision
into the stewards department before IL is
given out to the cooks. .Milk and other al.
Notwithstanding the large number ofguests
not . single case Of disease mas occGrisdy
facility. The Professor has thus conveis ted
a first-class Hotel into sanctuary OF
as is frequently the case with Hotels. He
has the most experienced Managers ~
cater to the comfort, health and hap ppiness
ofthe guests, instead oef the passions and
morbia appetites. The chargessre,in Keep.
room and three meals Rooms without
rom Is To SlT Board without rooms, $3.50
per week. Sey en- IA a. tickets forsSzsor 63IW
! vgb r8ea ga gsd 9-aai2l 50I pIEow y"dT
I Open day q ndy n.ghtA-theJ cars funnine
past the doora On yey passengers to OF, trgM
any:of the deg -" ~ spv nat Mf the city.H
-s.As
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MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR
DELIVERY! 9YEH H

Way Mail from Wilmington and
and M points North,..... .......:. 6.45, A. M
New York, Philadelphia, Balti, Oh 'sA'
more, Washington. and all ~
parts of the country except
delaware aud Eastern Shore :.
equities in Md.....-.. 6.4S, a :"
fenIhsp:IN aminp Delaware, : w. ~. ......... $50, ("
philadelphia and New York,
and all points North, East and oo "a. h
West....... ....-.. 5V,
Way Mail from PHILADELPHIA Pa 9.3O,
Baltimore Way Mail, Western
Shore. Md...... ....."'..-.;.,..;;; 'O.io
'S.s poiuts South and Southwest. LOO, P. M
Pl iladelphia and New York and
West, ........... ..........".". 100,
r. r. ,~.-...: ssOrxlE
VIZ (pel. r. r. r., @ .n.. ] ...............: 500.
h1!'i%sfs peinss ssatS, Hssn"sDr -. g slS
Philadelphia, New York, and .l,.l
poiats North, East and Westc,. 6, ,l5, =
The Letter Carrie 1swil1 make their de
liverles as fellows $50 aud lois q. m
and Ills and 4.30, p. m,
Local Lettersfo Carriers delivery shoul'
ba deposited In Post Office 10 minutes be
lore the hour delivery. G,S,9v,tb
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.LAUGH ~, Ugh I AND GROW u, ;FlAT.,. ii

This ancient bit of advice isl we'll enough
for.' spare people. but how shout those
that are already too fat? Whatis TO become
of them? Sit still. and III tell yon: Wv a fter
many expert ri@ents, extending through
the celebrated anualytical chemist, j. @.
Allan, has perfected and given to the world
Antf-Fat. Thus far In several hundred
cases this great remedy has never failed 70
six pounds per week. It is perfectly harm
less and positively efficient. Sold by drug
g1Sts.j Ia s+sal III ~ sa t%y hi IN
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FAT pEopJE,s n1sFoRTUltfHsIE1s. n1sFoRTUltfHsIE ID

dwellings, through athOle in the roof and
when person becomes 80 fat that he dan
not get in, he ts regarded as ari outlaw.
Had this system been adopted inS the
United Staies. the rout-iaws could not
lan's Anti Fat than now exists Il Hundreds
who had lived In constant fear of sudden
death have. by its use, been reduced to 9
comfortable living weight. The Anti
is rely vegetable and perfectly harm
less. q cold by all druggists. irs .99,5la1q . 8
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PASSING PENTNsUIxExxNTs.

There will be . grand rabbit hunt at
Nkwark in November.
Fruit canning frms,shass esn <sst fruit
this year to work on sgy nslkiBs HPnE.
The Kent county Lsfyl Codftvss in
session at Dover last vsfk ara ado9frfeaa
over. "'' 90 S-A'' - - "a
On Saturday afternoon the Greenbackers|
atlsnd about smyrna hold mass-meeting.
HpS p:N HsnrS, .candidAts for Con-
greS will stunpI th1 southern end of the
saitsrn sho1s pf Mary ilsndE this week.
wstEinF thas hS SfslIoy Tho originated !:
lib !Cseif count y4paatAef story wouldn't
lst the Elkton reporter smell his breath.
Dr. W. 8. Hitch, of Laurel, has sold
bib trotting horse, "Pat McCoon," to q
Philadelphia gentleman for good price.
The greenbackers talk Of holding their
State c5dventionEin this city next Thursf
d1yFGs5 ! GW.l ! TTIIJ : i j
7, The Second crop" infiction still contin>
|uS. A Mr.. Hahn in Port Deposit has q
black berry bush with berries on it Just
ripening. \ AA@A@ HI %~A@ "~S
Eight applications have been made for
the $500 year position made vacant by
the death Of Dover's court crier, Samuel
Leathsrley, Esq.
Newark 10 the place where tho college
folks have organized base ball club, and
at the same place the doctors are in fair
WY to get rich amputatipg fingers l TIA Il
The house and out.buildings of Harvis
Paige, near Milford caught fire on Tuesday
laet and were burned to TIE ground. The
loss is near So, 900; insurance, 81, 400.
ITc>mcrrow, the 18th inst, the Demo-
Gratis will nominate their county ticket
and one week after the Greenbackers will
make their nominations in Sussex county
I1fBGe9ia BJdidon.of Geea Count lad
not discovered an axe and file in the cell
OF one of bia prisoners last Wednesday
there would have been grand escape Of
prisoners one of these days.
The Chesapeake bay oyster Cdfedgsts
hive already commenced making targets
| of each other for rife practice. John
Iutz has already had his arm shattered,
| add he and seven others are now in Ches-
tsrtown jail for dredging in forbidden
waters.
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6I8 IocAI ENrERp

At the Delaware County Fair at Chester
which closed on Saturday the following
premiums were to Delswaeeans
E Lyons of Niddletown received the sec
ond premium for setter dog bitch, and
Irish dog; John Wilson, of this city, frat
premium for Westin house engine; and
Jones and Griffith, also of this city, first
prize for sping bed.
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BOTANIC MEi6lC CINE &c. ~, (,
.,,TIitT ~ AK aTt55f @ = Rqhalot N. Y.
A.i1, rat Cnsulalie Ally y xAim,tne4s, ,I3 :

Anttr Fat hsmic 4 n. ElxAAmn.11ni8eqf- 8f -Ioi
The anaaytiead chemist, W BJDRAKE,o q
Budalo, N. r., recently anatyxed llatna Az
Anti-Fat, and gave the fetfowfngfal tr,i
ia,tE. CERTIFLCATEsno22 o. -. 2, y
have subjected ) Allan 8 ;:lsAnti-Fat to
chemical anal ysisi aexamtnedl The process
the ingredients OF which 1t is' connpost d are
entirely yegetab}e b, and cannot but .act
favCrxbly upOn the system, and 1t is weH
calculated 10 attain the object Of which Y
1slnteded! nroJ g f'a T'.' 'Io ai yaal , h73Hs
sold by druggists. ,a1- ~
10 e.'g'"F w. B. DRAKE. Chemist. !
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MAILS CLOSE.

u,.v Mail on Wilmington and
WNorth ern. H to Reading and
noints on the Baltimore Oenr1 a ~
r. south Of Chadd's Ford;.y o.W
Through Mail to Baltimore ana "
washington. and all points *
ws% s0psIiiii'tt. Msii to Baltimore, Md. ~. s.i5,
1hTon1gaae lgsaae,tbia. ..,..,.. 900,
Through Mall to N: 7. and otner a oo
noints North and East,........ WV
peninsu.ar Way mali on pea AZ
ware r, r, to Cristieid. Md ..... 9.00
wav Mail on Delaware Western, Y /, !,
rbronsh m m Mail TO FhiladeiphiaF
and New YORK .apd eli points, d 9
East and West, :...::..: ................:: '2.ls
Through Mail 10 Bal timore aiS III
Washington and all pofnts +
sonth and Southwesk,GA.:...... 1910
Through Mail 20 Rhiladetpnia
and 4 ew York and ALI points -
East and West. .'.;;:;;;;::.;...s .. 70
New Castle. 4 MidaIe.Dwn, nas .a9
smyrna, Dover bsglayton'G q
ToWnsend, Delaware City, st 3, l l,
Georges. and Wyoming, sDein.. 10
Tnrongh Mail TO Ph,ladelphiaoT
ana New York, and adj poAnts. ~
North. Hast and West, u. y. ....... sS.lS
Through Mail to Baltimore and
Washington and all points a.
South and southwest, t,....'..,.'."o Wv
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III e2gllitdq aaio-rA z'i,E 1ors'sGa&
Oxygen represents "a 18th Of the atmes-
phere Ozone, 1000th part. One thousand ,
Qaurts, or 48 cubic feet Of air are consumed
BY q person every twenty -four honrss egT
Hrfars rdvT -."Gt aJm-ftsd 10 aal7a9 q
"o arw H la7aa2D .5g2sszq 91sw siq1rG
.sbyuo12 eGl
Schoebein named the substance which ne
discovered OE0ne. from the Greek wOrd
rOzein," /" signifytpg to SMELL He supposed (
that 1t was Oxygen, In an active and highly
electro-negativ state. Ny observations do
not warrant THESE conclusions, as sub.
stances lsuch as Chlorate Of lPotassa, etc.,
that yield large equantiEes Of Oxygen give
pgoducing Little or no Oxygen yield laree
Quantities OF Ozone, The most highly ozon-
lied organic bodies are Cedar Wood, Pine. /
leaves, Blood, ETC., etc.i Of the Mineral
salts, Alum, Surphur, Chloride Of SodA,H
etc. may be mentioned as agents yielding
Ozone III iabundance.s Ozone may be man-
ufactured from all ozoni1ed bouies sby I
matter, and the rapid disintegration Of al !,
ozonized substances, either BY means of
heat, electricity or other forms Of force. 9
Oxonejis the antisepttc principle of every
substance possessing the power to preserve 0
animal an d vegetable structures from de-
cay.J The preseEyattve and purifying 4ual-
titles of Sslb, QaTt9lso ,Acid, Chloride OF
Lime, Alc Mol Ste,, cso QUO TO the presence :,
DR.. Payne CON be ScaDul ted daily at his D
offices in the Heabody Hotel Ninth stree r
between walnut ond Spruce streets Pbila-
delphia. 'Nr' 20 '.'"'- Va" '.'''
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The Morning herald., 1878-10-14

It. was FIRST discovered by echoenbein IN
SIN AL quantities of 1t from Oxygen, ~
means Of pressure. It is sasserted by Loew
and Od1tng that 0zone contains three
atoms of fOxygen, while theil tie 1fas Two
% sSira Of OFT its s"y yoiume osone is iorme1, !
ozone has also been produced by passing q :,
series Of electric sparks through Oxygen
GAS by Supplying Permah hganAt9 OF PotasS
Dc to 7SulPhurie Acid; by pburning bPhoe- !
q solution of Blood, Ether. Permanganate
Of fPotassa and Phosphorus. "
The Morning herald., 1878-10-14
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The Morning herald., 1878-10-14

The world moves. 80 doe sciences. We
have long been accustomed to read that
the want OF IOzene in the atmosphere was I
the cause Of the plague, of cholera, small
poz dipthefia, spotted fever, indeed som
those diseases which have their origin J
from q vitiated condition OF the air we
breathe How to- equalizei the dist,irbeas
onditiony of the airwe breathe TO Q healthy.
tone, or supply Its health giving functions
d problem which occupied the best mindIi
oftne medical profession in Paris, Meppas
BefIin, Dublin ahd Edinburg, as Well as
our owntsch0ols for q generation or ImDre9
Professor VIM. A. Paine, A. M, M. d., "a
highly edncated and cultivated physician.
has labored assidi iously for thirty six. years