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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-21
JUDGMENT OF MEN.

Don't judge man by the clothes he wears. God
made one and the tailor the other.
Don't judge him by his family connections, for
Cain belonged to a very good family.
Don't Judge man by his failure In life, for
many man fails because he is too honest 70 sue
coed.
Don't judge a man by his speech, for parrot
talks, but the tongue is but an instrument Of
sound.
Don't Judge man by the house he lives In,
for the lizard and the rat very often inhabit the
gHandest structures.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-21

GEN. STEEDMAN was at pains to say in
his speech at the Democratic state con-
vention, that Democrats did much in
suppressing the rebellion. NJ one will
dispute that statement; nor will it be de.
uied that, but for the aid of war-Domo.
Gratis, the war for the Union would have
been a failure, and the rebellion a suc.
cess,-Cncinnoti Gazette (Rep) June oh,
1890 If
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-21
A FRENCH SPECULAToR.

Areckless speculator consults his doctor, who
says to him:
"The exciting life that you lead is wearing you
out rapidly, Ityou keep it up you will be dead
man by this day twelvemonth."
by Jove, sir" cries the restless speculator, II
we're only sure OF that I'd make fortune-Td
go to a life insurance company and insure myself
for hall million 1t would be the biggest ope
ration Of the century "-From the French.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-21
A QUEER NOTION.

Many people think 1t cheaper to buy 25 cent
sz5s OF proprietary medicine. But they make
a mistake. For instance Dr. Wlstar's Balsam Of
White Cherry contains about eight times the
quantity Of ordinary 25 cent cough balsams. Be.
ST les 1t takes less quantity Of Wistar's BalsAm
to cure cold. A single dose is often sufficient
For deep seated colds and consumption 1t has
proven itself to be the best and quickest cure eV.
er discovered. II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-21

They were IN Lsadville when they had finished
lunch they asked the price. The man said: lone
piece Of pie, so cents; on cup Of coffee, 25 cents
rs cents each" The party grumbled at the price,
whsreupon the old man behind the counter
straightened up, folded his arms In a digniHed
manner and said Stranger look at me; do you
suppose am staying out here for my heAlEhf"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-21

THIS war is not waged for the purpose
of conquest or subjugstion, but solely to
preserve the Union, with all the liberty,
equality and rights of the states unim.
paired -Crittenden Resolution that passed
Congress July 1851 nearly unanimous. tt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-21

Yankee came running down to the pier Just
as a steamer was starting. The boat moved OF
some four or Ave yards as he took jump and
coming down on the back Of his head on deck he
lay stunned for two or three minutes. When he
came to the boat had gone the best part OF quar-
ter OF mile, and raising his head and look to
the shore the Yankee said: "GIeat Jehosephatl
yuh a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-21

1t Ia easy to stump Rhode Island. grand
stand is erected In the middle Of the State, and
the thing is done with q single speech. Parties
Of the opposition 60 into Connecticut until the
speaking Is over.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-21
nnN,r MAKE MISTAKE.

Why VIII you use salves and lotions, and other
outward appliances for the cure OF skin diseases
The relief thus obtained can only be temporary
Why not strike at the root NJ all skin diseases by
getting your blood and liver In a healthy vigor.
ouB condition. This can only be done effectively
and thoroughly by the use Of DR.. Guysott's Vel
oW Dock and saFSaparillR, II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-21
MONEY.

Money borrowed is a foe
Yelled in kindly seeming;
Money wasted is q friend
Lost beyond redeeming,
Hoarded, 1t is like a guest
Won with anxious seeking,
Giving nothing for his board
Save the care Of keeping,
Spent In good, itleaves a Joy
Twice It's worth behind 1t;
And who thus has lost 1t here
Shall hereafter find it.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-21

During the heated term, when the whole sys'
tenn ls relaxed and prostrated, there ia no organ
that remaius in perfect health and activity like
the hand organ.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-21
educational.
NORMAL INSTITUTE CLASS.

The undersigned will commence in his selectschoOl
North Poplar street, anton, Ohio q Normal Glass
especially designed for the instruction of teachers In
the Engl sh branches and In the theory and art OF
teachin on Monday, August h, 1879. The session
will continue twelve weeks closing in time for the
open ug of the Winter schools. A raj opportunity
will nen be given for teachers to make reviews and
to epare themselves for more thorough work in
tn school room.
pecial arrangements will be made for students
desiring to pursue the higher English studies or the
Classics.
Terms invariably In advance:
For the teachers and English 90
For the classical 1910
For further particulars address,
DAN'L WORLEY,
No. SO NOr.h Poplar Street,
July II, 1879. CANTON, OHIO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-21
for srIr or Last.
Two Farms for Sale.

ba undersiRned offer for sale two first class farms
located In the center OF Washington township near
Freeburg. oo - ., ,ho hor,o
a,aad farm OF John b. Frederick, deceased
i ere ia good twoNory house large barn a6xto
hniidnes. two good wells. besides q never failing
stream or water flowing through the farm good
orchard 10 acres In timber balance farming ana pas
Farm No, contains 81 acres, has large two,story
house large barn 46xs0, besides other outbulldngs
TooI orchard Is well supplied with spring water IA
sCTea in linn her balance good farming land:
The above land is all In good state OF cultlVatloh
For further particulars call on the premses OF Au
draas " III Frederlck Maxine Stark Co. ONO.
~ JOHN b. FREDERICK HEIRS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-21

at one o'clock D. M on the premises, the following
real estate to.wlt: One undivided one eighth parS 9'
the wes half of the northwest quarter OF section "
range n township II. stark Co.. o Also tne st tds'
the northeast gu rer Of section y smnEs
rom nnt fsouthwest corner Of last mentioned ali
quarter OF section the whole OF said tracts making
l55 acres more or less, 10 be sold free OF uoweI;
Terms one third cash, nethird IN one anu one
third In two years, with interest, secured; secure
Administrator of VIM. H, Notice. deceased
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-10-21
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
Saturday, October 9th, 1880,

Tn pursuarce of an order Of the Probate Court OF
Stark county, Ohio, will offer for sale a. puohc
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
Mormon Defiance.

special 10 the % in Commercial
WAsHTNGToS, Jan. 6.-The Presi-
dent has received Information that
last week Mormons in Salt Lake
City had some sort OF a ceiebraiion
at which they are alleged to have
openly deied the laws and gone
through a ceremony OF which ali
present pledged themselves to sup
port the Church 10 the last extrem-
ity against Interference OF Gentle
authority. Pres't. Taylor preached
q sermon. in which he deied the
Government and bitterly attacked
President Hayes, charging HIM
with blasphemy in ceBSuring the
practice OF the divine institution Of
polygamy. He is alleged to have
called upOn the Almighty to para
I'VE this Government and dcfed
the Courts. He said that it was a
contest between God and Mammon,
and asked those of the Church who
would support God to raise their
hands and every hand in the vast
Tabernacle was lifted.
The President will take no notice
OF this demonstration, but the pros
ecution OF polygamists wall be press
ed vigorously.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
PARENTS READ THIS

Nine tenths Of all the sickues, ot
childhOOI - caused by worms
Thousands of children die yearly
from worms ia the stomach, that
could be saved by the timely U.s. Of
PARKER'S SANTONINE WORM
LOZENGES. They have saved
thousands Of children. They drive
ont the worms without pain they
clcnse the stomach, ard make the
Iitlle ones bloom aud blossom a.
the rose. Thcy are the fires' and
best medicine ever made. IhHus
auds Of parents al over the land
use nothing but ~ RkER'S LOz
ergc-. Try them ia preference to
anvthing else for WORLDS. Try
PARK FRS LIZ ngcs. Buy moth
ing but PAPkER'S. Give no 9th
rr Worm Medicine 10 children bnt
Parkcr's Lnzeugcs. They ao The
cheapest. best and safest. Sold by
J l.. DIlver & Co, Druggists.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
W hat DO You Think oft!

Wha, do YOU think of such ipcts
as we find in the Official statement,
of the Commissioner OF Education
Facts like the following:
The school population OF 80 States
is II 227 ,7s4.
7 be number in daily attendance
Is 1919 4OS. Subtract the one from
the oiher and We find that we have
over nine million OF prospective
voters growing up la ignorance
Who're are the more than 5000,
600 who are out OF scnool2
What are they doingl What sort
of au education are they gettingy 7
la thus country, where every vo-
ter Is liable to become Il law-maker,
we have, IN addition to the millions
of freedmen and white men who
can neither read nor write, another
army OF over 90. 0,000 growing up
without schuol training; growing
up to rake laws for you aud foI
me. Make laws TO dispose OF lIft
and property.
Thr facts are abundant 20 prove
that when the rdhratlnn of the peo
pie is neglected, when the children
are LETT IL grow up unruly, untrain
cd and vicious; The school year,
wasted and drmoralizrd the pa.
rents careless, embiltcrcd, quarrel.
some, there the young are lost Ia
industry, intelligence and hunora
bile iiizrn-hip.
Mr.. Tax payer, y"u can take
your choice between good citizen.
or bad unrs-huw bal and corrupt
and mi>chievuus and criminal. il
cannot be told iii lheir race j. run
and ended-rnied IN the hovel. the
grog-shop, the pour nunse. The jail,
The prison or on the galiows.
Property pays the cost o. all this
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1880

NsvEs. perhaps, in the history OF
D-sr"la was the time more rife tug
Improvement than at the present
time; yet, such !, the utfonnnate
condition Of affairs, that the wheel,
oi progress are almost completely
,loggod, a. il were. Unfortunately
for the rush and enterprise o! the
community, the men who own all
the available property for town
lots, are OF that class. known all
over the world as fogies who would
like the best in the wcrld to have
big town here, but want to own
il all. and have NJ body b1t them
selves to live m it. No less than a
dozen parties would build neat and
comfortable residences right away,
L'i for The fact that they cannot
by lots TO build ou except at ruin.
Gus prices. Nacan, lots, tina, when
The assessor goes around TO assess
n valuation upon, are deemed by
their owners high q, SO lot, and
IN some cases, $50 per acre; bat
when approached with Il view to
purchase, do not scruple to ask from
sl50 to 5000 per lot or from 500
To 5000 dollars per acre. Ofeourse
property owners have a perfect
right to do just as they see fit with
their dirt TO sell, or hold, but ac
cording TO our way of thinking,
they certainly stand IN their own
light and labor against their own
best interests when they drive peo-
pie away from among them.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
Change Exchange.

After and absence 81 two months
the JnucsbOru Times makes its ap
pearance on the half sheet pattern
We hope it will te more regular in
the future.
The Malvern Meteor comes 70 u.
this week with several D:g " ou
the wrapper. THIS paper has a.
existence dating y weeks back
ana this j. the second copy recciv-
ed at tins office. II you wish an
y please y oitcncr.
The Arkansas Tribune, Harris
burg, ha, been resurrert Il, and j.,
now edited by Nh. Foster freeman
1t looks healthy and IN prosper
Gus condition.
The Fourche Valley Times is
ncw, six column paper, started II
Perryville, by J. l.. ". Matthews
We gladly y.
The Arkansas Republican pub
lished at Little Rock, by W. JAS
per Black burn, Is new institution
and as its name indicates, Is repub
ncan Ia principles, though OF a mil,
type. In its first issue the edIlo
pats every body he knows on lh
back, and smiles all over at every
body else. The Republican is sur
10 succeed.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
Fraternally yonr1,
j. l.. PALMER,
Prcs't. &. +. /. OF Ark d.
Ages Of Animals.

A bear rarely exceeds twenty
wears. dog lives twenty years At
fox fourteen or fifteen; lions are
long lived Pompcy's hvcd to the
age oi seventy. The average age
OF eats is fifteen years squirrel
and hare seven or eight years; rab
bus, seven. Elephants have been
known to live to the great age OF
seven hundred years. When Alex
auder the Great had conquered one
Purus, King of India, he took -
great elephant, which had fought
very valiently for the king, named
him Ajax. dedicated him to the sun.
aud then let him 90 with the il
scripuon-" Alexander, the son ot
Jupiter, hath dedicated Ajax to the
sun" This elephant was found
with tins inscription three hundred
and fifty years after. Pigs have
been known To- live To the age of
thirty years; the rhinoceros TO
twenty. \ hnrsc has been known
to live to the age OF sixty-two, but
averages twenty five to thirty years.
Camrls sometimes live to the agc
OF one hundred. 5 ags are long
lived. Sheep seldom exceed the
age Of ten. Cows hive about fifteen
years. Culver considers il prOba
( bic that whales sometimes live one
thousand years. Tae dolphin and
porpyise attain the aye ot thirty.
An eagle died at Vienna at the age
of one undred and tour years
Ravens frequently reach the age o'
one hu dred. Swans have brer
knowa to live three hundred years
Mr.. Mallcrion has the skeleton oI
1t swan that attained the age ~ t~,
hundred. \ tortuise has hceI
known to live to one hundred and
seven.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
Pleasant Affair.

j. cur owu name and iH behal
of lhe assembled guests, we have &,
thank orr cs,imable iricud. Nr
II sirz, for the elegant entertain
mrnt given at In rnotns, Tuesday
night. m honor o' Baron Car. Moro
OF ST. Louir. No, now on visit %
business and pleasure in our midst
The company gathered together
around the festive board were o.
the most congenial nature and af
ter satisfying their appelites viii
the good things set before them by
their hospiiable host, and shaking
their thirst with the liquids that
flowed IN abundance, from the
stronger, ardent spirits, down to
good old " home" coffee, numer-
Gus toasts were proposed aud hand
somely responded to;
Literature by Capt. II. NJ. Ne
Weigh, was de.inealed in a few re
marks OF such force and beauty, a
to elicit rounds OF applause from
his gratificd auditors.
The Press, by Capt. s. 8. Semmes,
Music, by Baron Carl Moro Liber-
ty, by Il S. Williams, Esq; Osceola,
by Mr., Z. 4, Garlick ; Art, by Mr.,
G.. a. Osrissek The Ladies, by
Mr. G. +. SloweIl Our Guest, by
Mr.. NJ. Heinz, were all gracefully
and appropriately handled by tie
respective gentlemen, much to the
general satisfaction. After the re
past, the O-ceola string band dis
coursed excellent music, Interspers
ed with numerous songs, that cau-
ed tears to flow from convulsiou-
of laughter. This rcfhe,1Le affair
was kept up until the wee sma'
hours of morn" one unbrukcn
round OF conviviaIi,y; yet, II con
Of such an irreproachable
nature, that IT could not have
wrought 0 blush on the cheeks of
the most modest woman. /, was q
affair redoundiug to the
credit o. lis dispenser and the graf
iicniiOn OF his honorrd " stranger 3"
guest and tie friends invited To
m ct and make him welcome. And
we sincerely hope that it may
prove the INITIAL step in that special
social reunion 50 much needed H
Osceola.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
WASHINGTON LETTER

WAsnrSGToy, y. q. Jan. 18th. 1880.
To-day, Hon. Fernando Wood
will Introduce his bill, already an
nounced, providing for three aud
u half per cent reiunding bond.
Discussion of the amended House
rules will certainly continue during
the week, and probably longer.
The objection urged 50 Tar is that
the Committee on appropriations
Is given too much power. Tne
rules will be adopted.
Tins il bill day, aud manv bills,
principally tor the relief OF individ-
nails wiz be introduced. TIN, pri-
vai- bill nuisance is becoming intOl
erable. Nine tenths of the matters
sought TO be effected by this kind
Of Legislation are cognizabie 10y
the different Departments, and
should be finally disposed there.
Halt OF them, for instance, are in
the interest of sx-sOldIers who de-
sire pensions. Now, our pension
laws, are by far The most liberal.
both ia amounts allowed, aud in
other respects, in the world. II
they are fairly administered, they
afford relIc! in nearly every deserv-
ing case. II so administered rs to
he oppressive, the proper remedy
is not in special legislation, but IA
q reform OF The Pension office.
The Ute delegation, including the
head chiei, Ouray arrived here yes
ierday. Secretary Schurz will
thr.ugh them, try 10 secure the
chief gully in the Mccker agency
affair. Ii is one of the wonders o.
the aye that these murderers hay,
not been captured and punished
loHg ago. Bu; Cor the puerlle poll
cy oi Secretary Schurz they woul,
have been. There are no greater
criminals alive. Public senlimen
demands their punishment, and Il
of that strength that it will soon in
sist upon the retirement of "a Sccre
tary who stands IN Its way.
Up to Saturday night the Presi
dent of the Maine Senate had refrS
ed TO act as Governor, ir deferenc,
TO some ones opinion that such
vacancy did not exist as authorize,
him 10 do so. But be has reeonsid
cred the point, and is now governo
aud will remain so until legally dc
pnved OF his office by the election
of a successor, OF by action OF th
Supreme Court. The Court ma,
act authorl,atively in the matte
almost at once, AID probably wi
do so. II the decision Is agaius
the righifulness of the acting Gov
ernor's authority, he will, of cours,
Cease to act. II he is sustained,
is almost certain that the radical
will permit legislation to go OF
They would only injnre themselve
by further delay OF public busines,
II is found that some OF the di,
patches hy which it was expec,c
n prove bribery IN the ca-c of Ser
ator Ingalls, have been desiroye
by tie Telegraph Company. !
those already produced there - -
damaging testimony so tar as ih
dispatches can he understood, bu
som. of them are in cipher an
have mol been translated by til
committed. To day will be ieyoi
ed to the case OF Senator Kellogg
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
NOTICE.

by VIRTUE Of decree Of the Probate Court
uf Missi--irpi county, Arkansas. rendered q
the JANUARY term l>>I ma Tire cause therein ,iynd-
ing. wherein 1 B. Ilayn,- ct Hi were cuiuI. llE-
anti, aud :. : >tmmo. ~ HGmiui-tratIr ~ %
iue will annexed oi j anna VI EIi-. df,fHsH.i,
aud ct al. w'Ir ,irttrdHu b, !, : :. sc limf-. 80
admin -tritur. &c., Viii Hu The
iOIH. DAY EtEBRy AIRY. ls-1.
sci AT the door ot tho Court liuu-g Boz thr 'DwH
ul Uscvula, ArkJu-H-, TO the hi-hs-t hti'iar nH a
credit oi three muufl- tie foiIswiu. described
t.acts - land iyIHs in 'hr tOuufg oI hl,--- lg,.
ana state OF \ kansas, Lelpugi - O. rHs E-iaf.
4 the "a u Joanna NJ. ill- d.erR.'H f0-ri'
The y. T. = of section q. fhs = D. 90 s.
fuH q aud pa I 81 the - = % a.stfuH :. 81.
IN Township IL Range lu h..i tlIr J.. .
iiuu -. Hud the J. r. uf fa" o.. S q -..rI9t q
township % 4 rI~ in tar. r.afa. Hz sr-
thuuslud and SIXTY tour fHai aHfr+ IfH t.Is
fo take place vifLiu l4af-. hsaf- ~ Ea
the pGTcna. rvquilci il give HHfr aHH gs..
aud apyr we'd -rrnliif en- ). is.H rf-'a.ss. u s
&C. iusd tor The Iaylaett = tue .ssy.
- -I#faE-.
Admir- { T. \. OF tas o.. 81 89-.a. Z; tf
GrCsl--,l'
N r January is,h. lss Puat-rs n- 2 sl.n
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
Cuban yhi:: Tonic. u til

great Chill King. 1t cures ChIil>
and Fever OF every type. from the
shaking Aguc~ ot The North, to the
burning Fcyers Of the Torri1 Zone
Ii is the great Chill Medicine. 1t
beats all others. 1t is the great
standard. II cures BilipuSuo.~ and
Liver Complaint and roots ont dis
ease. Try tit you suffer it viii
curr YOU and yivo YOU health Sold
by } l. Driver 4 Co., druggists.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
AC = =. I'D T-VT z

DR.. {. MCLASE's LIVER Pills, Is
CASES or AGyE A.D FEVER. when
taken with Qun.ne, arc productive cf
the most happy results. No better
cath,rtic can be used. preparatory to
or after taking Qun.nc. We would
advise all who are afflicted With III
discAs- 70 give th-m q FAIR TRIAL.
For al bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgauye, they are un-
eqILlcl.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
Red smpt.9a Of Lands.

Np-IE l. rtFLFI sfEIN Hai D. 20,
taIau boo tdlF aa. itaFsf.fs.t = u + - -sa,
-, fovIi'i.,g e h.I d. ias-s tl.t -sis. Ii
l. Ne. iunH 10 H . fIt sfI fIsH H.ugilf sy IS
tioWs1 ht irl-ei.i-f a Itii OBJ. t''-.Infg FRS
ur.r 2 ss. t.IF aa. ustt iil- ai f.E. rlslty
.uI Iu.cr-sf fsf H lI. f. tss -lt4 La4I Was ll,
a. ai-u .nF aEa- thereon iDI i-st
Dec o.-, Jas.. TO-. au
JAMES Is. ?. HALr, Clerk
The Osceola times., 1880-01-17
EETsEE o. IS-TATIoSs.

The genuine arc never sugar coated.
E.e-y box h-s a rel w7x seal on the
iii, Will ,hc impression DR. McLANE's
LIVER Pills.
The ecuuiu, McIANr's LIVER rrrrs
hear the signatures OF g. McLANE and
flEsnsG Bros. on The wrappers.
I..ist uroa having the genuine DR..
{. NrLNNL's LiyLA Pills, prepared ~
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, tic
msrae, being full Of limitations of the
name Nc tame, spelled d.iteren,!y bu,
iasuc pronunciation.