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Charcoal, pulverized and mixed
with water, is now highly recon-
mended as an agent for relieving cat.
tie suffering from any arrangement
Of the stomach, such as bloat, hoven,
etc. This should be remembered
There is no doubt of its efficacy, If
abundance Of coucurren. testimony
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The negro immigration into Kan
sas does not exceed seven thousand
so far. The increase of the States
population by immigration for this
year is estimated at $4,000. At this
rate the colored immigration will
scarcely pepper the salt. We wish
it were larger. We should like to
see this year a colored immigration
from the Southern States of at least
one hundred thousand. We believe
that the result of such movement
would be most benefcent to all con.
cerned.
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New agents wanted in every town. Sam
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each machine to keep in order for two
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machines, $751; Special prices on large or.
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During the calendar year ending
December 81, 1878, we imported from
South America and the outlying Is
lands goods to the value of over a
hundred and fifty-seven million dol.
lars, while our exports during the
same period amounted only to about
fifty.eight million dollars. Thus the
balance of trade was against us to the
amount of nearly S1000O0,0o0. We
produce goods which South America
wants, and yet European countries
retain the trade. What are we going
to do about it?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-20

Famine is the natural accompani-
ment of war, and the Zulus are likely
to learn as much next winter from
bitter experience. They have been
so busy fighting all the summer that
the crops have been unsown, and the
prospects are that the poor savages
will be dependent for food upon their
English enemies. Such a situation
would be full of possibilities, Of
which the English might be expect.
ed to make the most.
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Facts for the Public!

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The Swiss Colony.

The Clarksburg Ncms furnishe the
following interesting news relative
to the progress Of Twiss colonization
in West Virginia:
John R, Borgess. has just returned
from trip through Barbour, Ran.
dolph and Upshur counties. From
Beverly he went over Cheat and
Shaler mountains to Alpha, the To-
cation of the new Swiss colony by
Mr.. Lutz, our State Agent of Immi-
grafton. Mr.. Borgess. says nearly
all of those who are there have bought
land and gone to work building
houses and making permanent i'm
Eprovements, and seem contented and
happy. One or two hundred more
persons are expected to arrive from
Switzerland and settle there this fall.
MIR. Borgess. says he think the lands
on Cheat river and head of Green
bricr the finest for grazing in the
world, and that many persons are
now examining them with view to
purchasing. He and Judge Camden
recently sold 1900 acres to Capt.
Neal, of indianapolis, Indiana, who
intends to improve it at once. Mr..
Borgess. drove from Beverly to buc.
harmon in five hours, a distance OF
thirty miles, and from there home
in four haurs, distance of twenty
eight miles. If the horse had not
been his own no doubt he would
have made better time.
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IlU,UUU For IS NAMES and 81
cents we'will send y6t, a fpe silkhandkes;s
chief, every thread silla; regular prlco $lOD +
! PARSONS, FoSTlSR,tS G0.., l25 CLARK ST.
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There is said to be divisions among
the Democrats of West Virginia.
We would like to enquire who are at
the bottom Of these divisions? None
but the everlasting officer seekers.
These are they who create disturb.
ance. The best quietus that can be
administered is to throw them over.
board. Let the lesson be severely
taught that the democratic party,
unlike Metropolitan, is an organiza.
ton whose object is to uphold and
sustain principles of good govern
ment and not to be used BY any
member of it to further ambitious or
personal ends.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24
PERSONALS,

Mrs. Chas H, Graham, Of Philadelphia, Pa,
who has been visiting her sonin.law, John G.
Welty, Esq, and other relatives in Stark County,
the past four weeks left for her home on Tues.
day, accompanied by ]. A. Myer, who goes east
on business trip.
John NJ. Webb, of the youngstown NtlUS is
spending few days in the city, visiting friends.
John G. Adams, formerly of the Empire Mills
in this city, left for Youngstown last week to ac
cept position in the Youngstown FIGURING Mills
Johns many friends here wish him success in bis
new locarion.
Frank Dewalt Canton youth, now in the
banking business at Rosita, Colorado, is at home
visiting his mother and many old friends and
schoolmates. Ithardly seems possible that Frank
is the accommodating little fellow that formerly
held forth at Fabers news deyot, but few years
ago. We were pleased to learn of his success in
the West,
The Republican Convention, on Wednesday
brought Ed Page, formerly County Clerk, from
Cleveland.
James L. styne, well known Pittsburgh bnsi.
ness man, was in town on Tuesday
Mrs. James Gully returned from Cleveland on
Tuesday bringing her sister, Mrs. John Gondy
and daughter Ella, OF the Forest City, with her
They intend remaining a few weeks to enjoy the
invigoratlng atmosphere and picturesque scenery
of Stark.
John Hancock, (not the original of declaration
fame) of Blue Ridge, California, is registered at
the Ogden
Mr.. A. s. Chapins, Of Napoleonville, Louisiana,
who has been visiting relatives In this city and
vicinity for + few days past, received a telegram
that his confidential clerk had sbsconded with
his horse and buggy and about 81, 900 that he had
raised by collecting accounts Mr.. Chapins left
for home on Monday morning to attend to the
matter
Mr.. Albert Helwig, well known In this city and
Masslllon, was In town on Wednesday on busl-
ness and pleasure trip. AL is now located In
Cleveland but Is generally to be found ION the
road" taking and filling orders for the pure juice
Of the native grape from Herr Preyer's East
Cleveland vineyard. He reported o. X. physic-
ally and financially and took many orders from
parties desiring pure article Of native wine.
May his shadow never grow less,
Mrs. Joseph G. Richards, with her daughter
and ycunges son, from Kansas City, Mo-, is spend.
ing few weeks at her old home visiting relatives
and friends, who extend to her hearty welcome.
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.GlINEn TWENTY-FIVE POUNDs.D

NORTH CLYMER, N W Dec "a, 1870.
DIR. M. M. FENNER, Fredonla, N Y,
Dear sir:-About a year ago my health was SO
poor that was hardly able to do business az all HAD
no appetite could not sleep nights, c0ughed great
deal and had I'm fact begun TO contemplate Jne ne
cessty of breaking up my business anu s1ins sOt w
different climate for my health. l had tried most
everything I. commended for such cases put iounu
no relief took five bottles of your Blood ana Lly-
er Remedy and Nerve Tonic and gained 70 pOunus
in weight and feel myself as well as ever
Yours truly, DE- H. NEW ELL
DIR. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
Tonic may well be called "The conquering hero" OF
the times. It is the medical triumph of the age.
Whoever has the blues should take IT, for 1t regu-
Laes and restores the dsordered system that gives
rise tn them It always cures Blllousness and Liver
Complaint. Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Head
anhes. FEVER AND AaUE SPLEEN ENLARsEMENTs,
ScrOfula, Eryslpelas Pimples Blotches and ALL
SKIN RRUPTIONs and BLOOD DISORDERS SweHed
Limbs and Dropsy; sleeI lessness, Impaired Nerves
and Nervous Debility. Restores flesh and strength
when the system Is running down or going Into de-
cline. cures Female Weakness and Chronic Rheu-
natlsm, and relieves Chronic Bronchitis, and all
Lung and Throat difficulties. 1t does these thingsoy
striking at the root Of disease and removing Its
causes.
DR.. Fenners Improved Cough Honey will relieve
any cough In one hour.
DR. Fenner's Golden Relief cures any pain, as
Tooth-aohe, Neuralgia, collie or Headache In o 70 ~
minutes, and readily relieves Rheumatism, Kidney
Complaint, Dlarrhoea, Dysentery. For sale by deal
ers.
DR.. Fenner's st. Vltus Dance Specific. One bottle
always cures For sale by w. B. Foye, Canton,o o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24
NOTES.

The candidates nominated were called on for
speeches, especially the Representatives, but they
had skipped out to receive the congratulations OF
outside friends, and the convention was obliged
to adjourn with nary speech. 1t was remarked
by delegate that they were probably saving
their wind as they knew that they had terrible
hard race to run.
The DEMOCRAT reporter desires to thank the
President and Secretary for the honor shown him
in allowing him to occupy stand with the big
wigs, on the stage, while the other graphite de.
stroyers' had to sit down in the orchestra. They
beat us on lemonage though, but they paid for Il
themselves-st least they say they will.
Ed. Page was as busy button holing delegates as
If fhes still lived in Stark. Perhaps he expects tC
move back. Wonder what assessments assistant
clerks of the U. s, Courts have to pay for cam
paign expenses.
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POISONING CASE AT ALLIANcE.-We learn from
the RevieW that wills Hugus, an imbiclle, has been
detected In administering poison to his father
William Hugus Of that city, and that there is q
strong conviction that his mother, who died last
fall and sister, who has been rendered paraly-
tic for life, were both poisoned by him. His OBJ.
ect 1t is supposed was to get hold Of the property
that he might I've without work. wills Is dwarf
about so years Of age, and although weak minded
has never been considered dangerous. For time
he had been placed In the lnfrmsry, but a few
months ago he was brought home. Last Friday
the trustees took him In charge and returned him
to the Inirmary, where he will be detained the
balance OF his natural life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

CoMMENcENENT.-At Mt. Union College began
on Tuesday and the examinations were finished
on Wednesday, The BacOalaureate sermon was
not preached Sunday afternoon at 2So Gs was
announced. Dr. Wheeler missed the train the
evening before and did not get there until six
o'clocksunday evening and the eBaccalaureate was
preached Tuesday evening. The doctor took his
text from Rom, xiv: 7, s." For none Of us liaeth
to himself and no man dieth to himself, for
whether we live, we live unto the Lord; and
whether we die, we die unto the Lord; whether
we live, therefore, or die, we are the Lords"
The sermon was fine effort and left deep I'm.
preston on each hearer as to what our lives
should be, AT the close Of the sermon DR.. Harts.
horn addressed the graduating class in few ap.
nropriate remarks. The attendance at Commence
ment was quite large.
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RAYNEsBuReH.
Rev. Walten Ia home again.
Mr.. James Beatty is very poorly.

Rev. Walters 10 home again.
Mr.. James Beatty is very poorly.
Barney winadore rejOices-itiSA girl.
Mr.. James Hewitt, OF Detroit, Is home on a visit.
win Evans our merchant tailor, Is or east on
business.
DR.. ]. A. Burson's lady, Of Minerva, paid
Waynesburg flying visit last Sunday.
goodly number Of our citizens went TO Paris
on last Sunday evening TO hear Mr.. Underwood
lecture. N
Boat riding seems to be the principal pleasure
OF the young folks at present. 5i.A
Business Is little dull at present on account Of
harvest keeping the farmers from town.
Mr.. Charley Mays and lady. Of Iowa, are visit
ing friends here. Charley is an old Waynesburg
boy.
Mr.. Win Glessner can boast Of having the boss
baby, 1t 10 year old and It's weight is 46 pounds
T. G. Snyder Co. made a large shipment OF
their iron roofing to Georgia last week. This firm
has sold nearly three thousand squares Of roofing
this year.
N Since our last writing the fight among the Re-
publicanE has grown fercer and stronger. On last
Saturday they held their primary meeting TO elect
delegates TO the county convention. "John," the
man with the long hair, caI1e down from Canton
In the interest Of the court house ring TO run old
Sandy township as he has been trying to do for
years. The actions Of this man John caused the
better men Of the republican party here to rise
and stimulate themselves TO action that right,
iupi a unI,o "A M
vaa, Notwithstanding the aforesaid John, who
came down from Canton In all his pomp and
pride Qf he has any and perched himself upon
his assumed meekneSs and honesty did all that was
In his power, with the assistance Of his stool
pigeons, his two new ones, the NJ. D. and the D.
D., which are new victims Of his treachery. The
first one that has the M. D. attached to his name
we will say little about-where there ia little CIV.
en- there is little required. And the other, our
good Methodist minister, he has our sympathy,
for he was led into this blinded, as II were like
the sheep to the slaughter. Well, won't say any
more In regard to him, for he is to be ptled by
all, And Johns old time pard, the P, M here,
was on hand he would go back on his Savior II
John would just say for him 10 do 80.
Well we will say, there is a sense of right
among the good republican people here that will
not allow them to submit tamely to central dicta.
ton, The old matter Of free thought, free speech
and free men," is not wholly forgotten, The true
American citizen spurns all attempts at arrogant
control. oficeholders must allow the people some
rights These worthless need not imagine they
know 1t all; need not suppose the people must be
subserVient to their imperious sway.
1t was really quite considerate in our wise
friends In Canton, who imagine they can run the
machine, to send John down here to tell us how.
We suppose John considers himself one OF the
"ring," and feels honored In his mission. Not
finding the sailing as plain and fair as he expec
ted, he did not remain long but in due time re-
treated to his happy haven Of rest.
TNcncNITO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

AN UNHUNG VILLAIN.-We learn from citizen
Of Sandy township, that the people there are ter.
ribly excited over dastardly outrage upon the
person Of little seven.year old daughter of Will
liam shearer, on Tuesday last. The rape fend is
Lincoln Miller Of said township a young man
about 10 years Of age He accomplished his pur-
pose and the child is now living in very critical
condition. officers were at once put upon the
villains track and the telegraph is being freely
used. 1t is to be hoped that his capture will be
promptly effected.
LATER.-We learn that Miller was captured on
Wednesday evening, and he will probably be
brought here to jail today-msy be. Waynes-
burg people are bound to see that he receives se-
we're punishment Strong threats were made yes.
terday Of lynching, though probably the law will
be allowed 70 take its course,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24
OUININE AND ARSENIC

Form the basis of many Of the Ague remedies in the
market, and are the last resort Of Physicians and
people who know no better medicine to employ, for
this distressing complaint. The effects Of either OF
these drugs destructive to the system producing
headache, intestinal disorders, vertigo, dizziness,
ringing In the ears, and depression OF the constltu.
tional health. Ayers AeUE CURE Is a vegetable
discovery containing neither quinine, arsenic nor
any deeterlous ingredient, and is an infallibe and
rapid cure for every form Of Fever and Ague Iu
effects are perm anent and certain and no Injury can
result from It's ue. Besides being positive cure for
Fever and Ague In all It's FORMS 1t Is also superior
remedy for Liver Complaints. 1t Is an excellent
tonic and preventive, as well as cure Of all com.
plants peculiar to malRrious, marshy and maSmatic
districts, BY direct action on the Liver and hillary
apparatus, II stimulates the system to vigorous,
healthy condition.
FoR SALE BY ALL DEALHRA.
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A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS.

The increased demand for the Phil Best Brewing
Co.'S Milwaukee Lager has compelled the company
to establish wholesale agencies throughoutthe United
States, The fact that this Pleasant and HeGIthfttE
Beverage and Pure 7bnic carried away the premium
at the Centennial Exhibition in 1875, and the gold
medal at the International Exposition q; Paris,
France in 1873 still further extended It's popularity.
James Gully No. 80 east Tuscsrawas street, between
Walnut and Cherry is the wholesale agent for stark,
Wayne, Tuscarawas, Ashland and Columbana coun-
ties, for this justly celebrated beer Bre,oed from Md
and Hops only. Orders from the trade or private
parties in the city or vicinity in original packages, or
by the case delivered upon short notice. Remember
the Phil Best Beer Is warranted Free from any Adtl-
teration Parties ordering by mail will find their or
ders promptly filled by addressing
JAMES GULLY,
july3.hw P.0. Box 1875, Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24
INcoGNITo,

YELLOW FEvER.-Mr. Ferd Hack, Of the court
house. stopped the scribe on Tuesday and said
he had just received a letter from VIM, R. Smith,
his son.in'law, in Topeka, Kansas which said,
that owing to the influx of southern negroes eve
ry day, the yellow fever, in its worst form was in
troduced in that fair prairie land and perfect
stampede Of settlers was the natural consequence.
According to our southern dispatches, 1t is true
that the dread disease is rapidly spreading, and it
is deplorable calamity that the northwestern
gardens of the Union are to be ravaged by the
pestilence. 1t is to be hoped that the report may
not be quite SO bad as stated, as Kansas is usual
ly, a healthy state.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

Coors soda fountain Is still literally patroniEed
by Italians, Hybrlds and bees Of other nationali-
ties. Mr.. Lantz says that they are perfectly gen.
tie :ahd that COols screen doors are an insult to
hungry and industrious bees. "MoBe" and "Bill"
though are bees that have been there before, and
will not be beiuddled by front doors being shut,
so they Beet B hind and Break like Boilers in
the Back door, trick, it's said. that must have
been learned them by their former owners. &. B.
has notified the being that now befriends these
bees to beware, or he will be blessed II he don't
beat the breath out of those bees, If he be beaten
with base ball bat for 1t.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-24

NoAH's ARK-At the request Of many citizens
who failed to hear L. shaefer's lecture last week,
on Noahs Ark, he has consented to repeat 1t on
Wednesday evening next He will undoubtedly
have large audience, as many Of those that at.
tended last week are desirous of hearing It again.
and there are many anxious to hear 1t that did
not attend on Friday evening last. We would
advise all thinking people to attend, as Mr. 8.
presents his views in light that but few have
studied over. His lecture is entertaining and in.
structive and his comparisons amusing.