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Lawlessness i'm America.
DR.. RUSSELL'S LETTERS TO THE LONDON POS
SEEING OURSELVES AS OTHERS SEE I.s

DR.. RUSSELLS LETTERS TO THE LONDON Posi-
SEEING OURSELVES As OTHERS SEE Us.
LoNpoS, July l5-nr. Russells later letters 10
the Morning Post. descriptive of the Duke OF
Southerands tour in America. are devoted ex-
clusively TO the lawlessness murders lynchings.
&c. in the far west. He animadycrts severely
on the discreditable condition i'm which the CEN
tral and state governments are permitting many
districts in California, Colorado. Texas and New
Mexico to remain. Admitting the peculiar and
difficult conditions which exist. and fully sensi-
Bile OF the shortcomings of the British and other
European governments in the repression Of crime.
yet he does not think there is in any other part
of the world, or ever has been in any civilized
country. such shootings, stabbngs and murder
ings as have filled these lands with bloodshed.
The absence of any great abiding movement for
the suppression of violence and lawlcssness, he
says cannot be readily explained or excused.
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degrees In the SUM- The brilliant sunlight makes
gone TO the hospital, overcome 10y the heat.
BRITISH NAVAL STRENGTH IN THE EEDTTER-
RANEAN
LONDON, July 15.-The remarks of ,ir Trevy-
lan secretary of the admiralty; i'm the house Of
commons yesterday, in regard 10 the British
naval strength in the Ne literranean were mis-e-
clads on the African coast six OF which are of
the irst-class; that Admiral Seymour's IRON
ciads form feet which for ighting efficiency is
quite worthy even for England 10 show I'm
the Mediterranean. and that England has
besides In the Channel squadron four
iron-clads and nine coast guard Ships
THE RUNoREp RESIGNATION or the NkRo,-rs OF
LoRNE.
Dispatches from New York quote Canadian
comments on the rumored resi- nation * me
Marquis of Lorne. Governor Ccacrai Il Canada.
and the appointment in his stead of sir Austin
Lard Nothing of the kinds current here
Sympathy with the President.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED AT THs FRENCH BAN
oUET N LOUISIANA.
SHREVEPORT. La, July l5.-At the French
banquet. yesterday. a resolution Of sylapafhy
with President Garfield. and praNiag for his
speedy recovery. was unanimously adQuted.
The attendance was large.
Resolutions OF TIRE ARMY Of THE CUMBERI Ann.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. July l5.- The meIahers of the
Army of the Cumberland. residing in Chicago
and its vicinity held meeting NJ Gen. SheTi-
dams house and passed resolutions of admira-
ton. friendship and sympathy with President
Garfield.
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The German Orphaa Asylum.

RESIUNAIFON OF FhESIUtaf ANAII.
The board Of directors Of the German Orphan
Asylum have accepted the resignation of Rev.
N. Kraft, president, and in consideration of his
valuable services-he being the founder OF the
institution-he was elected honorary president.
Dr. John Walter was elected president, and Mr.
L. Kettler vice president. Rev. Mr.. Kraft was
not only the fonnder but really gave the institu-
ti0n the start, andhas been itsmain worker ff0m
the foundation to the present, IN collecting pro-
visions, &c, even before much interest had been
aWake1ed.
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Detective McElfresh's Mission.
THE NIcHOLAs JACKSON LETTER.

Detective McElfresh returned last night from
Annapolis. where he went by direction of the
District Attorney to investigate the letter signed
Nicholas Jackson. purporting to account for the
s.lost bullet" and which, it has been discovered,
was hoax. Col. Corkhill said to-day that he
was not ready to make public the results of the
investigation, and that he was much gratifed at
the sentiment Of the people of Annapolis, who
were ready to cooperate with him, and felt
very indignant at the perpetrstor of the hoax.
The detective learned what has already been
published, that Jackson was demented old
colored man, unable to read and write, and who
shot.
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The Queens Prize.

CANADIANS COMPETING AT WIMBLEDON.
WIMBLEDON. July i5.-At the end OF the shoot
lng IN the first stage in the competition for the
Queens prize two members Of the Canadian
team are in the first sixty. and are thus able TO
compete for the gold badge. They are Sergeant
Mitchell with 30 and Sergeant Walker with 50
The highest score, made by two of the sixty, is
90 out of possible los.
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The New Bisbou Of Dayenport.

CHICAGO, july 15.-Papal bulls for the conse-
Grafton of DR. McMullen. of Chicago as Bishop
of Davenport have arrived. and the ceremony
will take place i'm the cathedral Of the Holy
Name on Monday, July 25
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MuriererS ot Raw

CHICAGO, July l5.-Dispatches from Eau
Claire. Wisconsin. say the Williams or Max
well brothers, who murdered Sheriff Coleman,
near Durant, Wisconsin. on Sunday night. have
been surrounded i'm the woods five miles from
the scene of the tragedy 10y $50 armed men.
The desperadoes are said to Toe wounded aud
their capture, dead or alive. is the determined
purpose of the excited populace.
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GUNNER READING.

GUNNER READING.
The Beautiful Wretch: VIM Black
An Ocean Free Lance; W. Clark Russell,
The Georgians; Round Robin Series.
Among the Hills; Leisure Hour Series.
Gentleman of Leisure: Edgar Fawcett,
SynnOye SOlbbaken, from the Morse.
How Crossed Africa; Major Pinto.
England Without and Within: r. Grant White,
Friens. q Duet; f. Stuart Phelps
Book of Love Stories; Nora Perry,
Poems of Ballads; Heine.
Franklin square Library.
JAMES ]. CHAPMAN,
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE
N9 Gil Pennsylvania avenue.
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District Commissioner Morgan arrived lat
evening from the Hot Springs, Bath county,
Va, where he has been for the last two weeks.
being much improved In health. He Vas q
his Once to-day.
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Manhattan Railrsad Company Settling its
Affairs.

New YORK. July 15.-Judge Westbrook. At
tOrney General Ward. Col. McCook David Dud-
ley Field and Others Interested n the settlement
of the affairs of the Manhattan Railroad Co. met
this morning i'm the office of Alexander a Green.
Judge Westbrook appointed as co-recevers Of
the company eX-Judge ]. F. Dillon and Mr.. A.
l.. Hopkins. 1t is understood that the former
will attend to the legal interests. and the latter
to the management of the property. The bonds
they will be required to give will be in the sum
of S500000 and il is understood that in antici-
patton of his appointment, ex-Judge Dillon's
had been signed by Cyrus w. Field and Russell
Sage. The meeting is still i'm session.
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BOOKS, &c.

NEW BOOKS.
Baby Rue No Name Series ries..................sl 81. 90
Fearful Responsibility, by ". d. Howels !. so
Madame Delphine, by c. w. Cable ................ 50
EARN Festivals, by viii Carleton. 2.O0
To the Central African Lakes and Back, by Joseph
Thomson, F. r G;s. vols. - 600
The Sailors Handy Book and Yachtman's Manual
by E. E. Qualtrough, US U-s.N....--............ so
Beauty IN Dress by Mrs Oakley .............. !. 90
The Counts Secret, by Emile Gaborough ... so
England Without and Within, By Richard Grant
White....--.....-.. 200
FRANCIS b. MOHUN,
BOOKSELLER STATIONER,
3yA 10l5 Pennsylvania avenue.
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AN EFFECTIVE TEMPERANCE SPEECH.-Ex-
Senator MerrimOn, of North Carolina, isreported
to have said recently In speech at prohfbitory
meeting In Reidsville, that state: 81 have never
meddled with liquor! l have never drank it, have
hardly kept it as medicine in my family, and
yet It has meddled with me, has made my boy q
wandering vagabOnd, has broken my wife's
heart; yes, when was asleep, thinking him at
home in the house, he was being made drunk
ard IN the bar-rOomS Of Raleigh"
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Executive Board Of the Hebrew Union'

CHICAGO. July 15.-The executive board Of the
Hebrew Union have elected NJ 10th. of Cmcin-
natl. president; A. l.. Sanger OF New York,
yice-president: Lipman Levi, of Cincinnati. sec
retary, and Solomon Levi, of Cincinnati, trea-
surer
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Wall Street TODAY.

MAhkEI FOR SOME STOCKS.
NEW YORK. July 15.-The Posts financial ar
tice Gao pm. edition. says: None of the ru-
mors respecting preparation for settlement of
Trunk line differences and restoration of rates.
OF which rumOrs were current yesterday having
been confirmed, we have lower market for the
stocks of the Trunk line roads and also for the
general list. Western Union stock has been no.
taby weak, beause the company has been again
dragged into the courts and the payment of the
dividend due to-day enjOined. The leading
stocks are q to per cent, although as wewrite
the market is about steady at fractional re-
covery from the lowest prices. The leading
stocks have been the Trunk lines. the Gran
gers, the Southwestern and Western Uuion
Telegraph. The elevated stocks are quiet
and comparatively steady, the appointment of
the receivers having had little influence on prices
Manhattan Beach stock has been exceptionally
strong, having advanced l per cent. United
States bonds are Is lower for the Is and ex-
tended 5s State bonds are lower for Tennessee
issues and higher for Louisiana consols. Rail-
road bonds are irregular, but generally lower.
the exceptions being Ohio Central incomes. which
are up per cent; the Erie second consols which
are up per cent. Choice railroad investments
rule very high, and without doubt the receivers
of July income are hesitating more than usual
about buying at current figures. The money
market is easy at 21za311S per cent. on call, 3a4
per cent: on time, and 3a4]]s per cent. on prime
mercantile paper. The market for foreign ex-
change is steady, but very dull.
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Latest from Albany. .

BALL0TlkG WITH THE USUAL RESULT.
ALBANY. NY. July 15.-The joint convention
met at noon and proceededto vote to fill the short
term vacancy. When the name of Senator
Lynde was called. he rose and viewed the pro-
ceedings to secure caucus and the failure
thereof He then said he would have been glad
to have secured the nomination of his candidate
(Mr. Wheeler but as he could not. he deemed
it to be his duty to accept the candidates of the
majority. He appealed to the convention to
forget all diiferinceS and vote for Lapham and
Miller. The vote stood rs follows:-Senate-
Potter. Z; Lapham. l5 Conkling. 9; Evarts, 1.
Assembly-Potter, 46: Lapham. 55; Conkling.
3D. WOodford. 1. Combined vote-Potter. 53:
Lapham, 20; Conkling. 81: Evarts. L; Wood
ford. l. Necessary to a choice. %.
The chair announced that no choice had been
made. and the convention proceeded to vote to
fill the long term vacancy with the following re-
suit: Senate-Mier, IL; Herman, Z: Wheeler, 1;
Fish. 4; Daniels, L; Adams, /; Chapman. /. As
sembly-Miller. So; Herman. 46: Wheeler 6; Fish,
Z: Daniels 2; Evarts. 1; Adams. 1; Bliss. l;
Chapman, L; Starin. 2; A w. Tcnney, 1. Com
bined vote-Miller "A; Herman. 53 Wheeler, z;
Fish. IL: Daniels, 3; Evarts. 1; Adams, 2; Bliss
1; Chapman, 2; Starin, 2; Tenney, 1. Necessary
to choice. 70.
The Chair de cared that no election had been
had. and on motion of Senator Halbert the con-
vention adjourned.
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HOT WEATHER N ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 15-The heat to-day is intense.
The Thermometer at Wimbledon indicates 1877
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Chicago Bakers. Advance Bread One Cent Pcl


CHICAGO. July 15.-The bakers of this city
have ordered an advance of one cent per leaf in
the price of bread and a proportionate advance
on their other products. ostensibly because Of
the general increase i'm values; but II is sup
posed really to forestall an anticipated strike of
the journeymen bakers.
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Fire i'm Lancaster. Pa.

LANCASTER. Pa. July 15.-Dodge & Sons cork
factory, on Fulton street. this city. was COM
pletely destroyed by fire this morling. The loss
on the building. which is owned bs A. ". Rus
SELL is $4,000. insured for 5000 in the Della
ware Mutual. The loss ontbe contents is $50 600.
insured for GIG 800. The cause of the fire WAS
accidental number of the firemen were Sc
yerely burned and otherwise injured.
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NEW BOOKS.
England without and Within, by Richard Grant White
The Republic of God by Elisha Mulford.
Building Eras, by Horace Bushnell.
Commentary on Exodus, by j. G. Murphy, D. D.,
American edition.
Handicapped, by Marion Harland.
Mrs. Parloe's New Cook Book.
The Emperor, by George Ebers.
No Gentlemen, by Mrs. c. l. BurnhaTn.
WM. BALLANTYNE& SON,
1y9 42S Seventh street northwest.
NEW BOOKS
IN The Correspondence Of Taneyrand and Louis
AVlll-, by PalaIQ. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Cnbellef II the XVIII Century, by Cairns .... 60
Appetons General Guide TO the United States 81. so
Niemeyer's Text Book Of Practical Medicine 2
vols. e..~',. ... 900
Waferinan's Specific Performance of Contracts. so
Bumps Federal Procedure. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Woods Landlord and Tenant. G.. so
Stlmson's Law Glossary. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Jones on Chatter Mortgages OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6. so
Dliion's Municipal Corporations, vols II. 90
sem oy mail postpaid. New designs In Wedding
VIM. Fl. MORRISON
LAW BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
Nzo AS Pa ave. northwest.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE DEADLOCK AT ALBANY.
Balloting With the Usual Result.
Talk of Break Tomorrow.
FOREIGN EVENTS OF INTEREST
English Opinion of American Lawlessness.
Possible Election i'm ALBANY,

TVSHfUfc LICStfUH III 4lustHys
A BREAK TOMORROW THREATENED - SPEAKER
SHARPE TO LEAD THE CHANGE. ETC.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALBANY, July 15.-There was no change
among the Conkling men to-day and there was
no election. although Mr. Miller came within
five votes. 1t is now quite positive that the end
will be reached tomorrow by Speaker Sharpe
leading break in the stalwarts and taking
with him three Of the Erie county members
also Evans. Jackson, Sessions and Culam. That
increase will elect The speaker tells his friends
privately that he proposes to end this contest to-
morrow and this is the plan for doing it. by send
ing congressman Lapham and Miller to the Sen
ate of the United States.
f}y Associated Press
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BALTIMORE; July 15.-yirginia 6s. consols.
81; do new ten-forties. 55H bid to-day.
llE. Flour quiet-Howard street and western
super, 3.5la4-25; do extra 4.25a5.25; do. family,
sea6 %; city mills SUPER 3.5oai.ys do. extra. !,S
662; Patapsco family 7.25. Wheat southern.
shipping better and milling easier; western
do. AMBER is4aI27: No. western winter red,
spot, l26al 26ls; July ssal 25Ss; August l2s4s
l25X Corn, southern nominal in absence of
receipts; western firmer-southern white. GO, do
yellow. 5s western mixed: spot and July. s5k;
frm-western white. 3aa4O; do. mixed. 35a37
Rye quiet. 50. Hay dull,prime TO choice
visions firm and tending upward-mess pork,
l,.s5alsO0. Bulk meats-loose shoulders and
clear sS o., rib , sides, none here; do. packed, ~
lois. Hams l2al3. Lard-retined, 12H. Butter
9uietIwestern fresh grass. Bali. Eggs easier, IL.
firm-A soft. 10. Whisky : easier. liz aiis.
: PSlghts to Liverpool per steamer quiet-cotton.
E,I6aAd: hour, lss per ton: grain, &c. Receipts
hour, 962 barrels; wheat, 40, 100 bushels: corn,
l23.;0 bushels; oats, 2.s09 bushels; rye. 23e
bushels: Shipments-wheat 3. a., bushels; corn,
l+s,aS bushels. Sales-wheat, 4lo.e3l bushels:
corn, 307, 100 bushels.
NEW YORK, July l5.-Stocks irregular Money.
3a3H. Exchange-long. 4s3s4; short, 4o54. Cow
ernments quiet and firm.
NEW YORK. July l5-Flour quiet and un-
quiet.
LONDON. July Is, 1890 p m.-Consols-for
money, l0l 3-16; for the account, l0l 5-16. T.
bonds. As. la. SIS extended to 3k's. 104K.
Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage
trustees certificates, 5sss; Atlantic and Great
Western seconds, 23h. Erie. 45h; do. second
consols, l04K. New York Central. l4sa4. Illinois
Central, las. Pennsylvania Central 6j4. Read
ing, 297s. New York, Ontario and Western, 36E.
Milwaukee and st. Paul CON-, 12S.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
The following quotations were current in New
Dodge, of 539 18th street, by special wire:-
Western Union. 90ss; do new stock =: New
York Central, l431; Lake Shore. l2lss; Michigan
Central 991s: New York. Lake Erie and Western.
Delaware, Lackawan1a and Western, ELS: New
Jersey Central. sss4; Delaware and Hudson. -;
Reading, =; Northwestern. l25Is: do preferred
-; st. Paul, l22,s; do preferred, -: wsbash
and pad;ap pacit,s; DO. preferred pref aN; Union
and St yo. <; do preferred Ill., st tnus aansnsi snd
do. preferred, :: Pacific Mail ass5: = and
1. c., 3D. Northern Pacific CON. i2sI. do DO
preferred, s5h; San Francisco CON-. 50S: do.
Paclfie; Ps 9s's; Rock Island, lsa Chesapeake and
ONO, 4H; Louisville and Nashville. I0s \: Nash
Hine ana Chattanooga, SAs: Ontario and Western
-. samaritan Elevated, 10; Illinois Central
IS. 4; canada Southern. G3x; DistIic; OF Courn-
eT ca iS IS' otsa1s. Chicago burlington and Qnn
81 Paul and Omaha, IN; do. preferred, Ieja: @
Z. Z. and l.. &s's; Erie and Western sos. Chicago
81 Louis and New Orleans. -: COL Coal 81:
ONO pna;s Central, az; Texas Pacific. 6; TexaS
Closing Government Bonds-S-e extended Ioex
esGx; coupons, -; SIS EXTENDED. l0l,. ,.al6&
coupons, -; 4k's. ll4Sa,1az; coupons. ulX
AHA; as, Ii0>Sail54; coupons. u0xall6z.
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CONDITION OF THE CROPS.-The returns to the
Agricultural department on July lst show an
increase in the condition of cotton since the re-
ports of June. The average condition is 50
against 100 at the same time last year. The
plant Is generally reported small and ten days
late. The condition of the wheat crop is report
ed as much better than on June 1st. and aver
ages 81 for the whole country. Missouri and
Kansas each make great complaint of damage
from insects. The Increase of area planted in
corn is nearly two per cent over that planted in
1850 The average condition of the crop is 80
against 100 last year. In all the North Atlantic
states the crop is backward, owing to cold. wet
spring.
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GEN. CARMAN, chief clerk, is acting Comnis-
sioner of Agriculture in the absence of DR.. LO-
ring, who has gone east.
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SAM'L C. PALMER,

DEPOT. 1872 TO 1924 2orH sTl:E::r :;oRTHwEsT.
UTELEPHoN:c CONNECTION. je2s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-28
VALLEY RAILROAD.

The stockholders Of the Valley Road held a
meeting on Friday last week in the company's
Office on Water street, Cleveland. Among the
stockholders present were J b Wade, W Board.
man, N Payne, W Harrison, of Cleveland;
Judge W Underhill, Of Canton; Andrew Hall,
OF Bath; Charles Pease. Of East Rockport;
King Of Akron; and L v Bookius, Of Canton.
The report Of the President, II Wade, made the
following exhibit: Under the head Of earnings
and expenses for the year 1880 were the follow
Ing Earnings-irom freight, S74 ,OlOS0; passengers
s73,68S 97 express, mail, &C., So lOl99 Under the
head Of expenses were the following: Cost Of
operating road S72 994 co. taxes 50 1869; interest
on bonds, s1O9 23l.5O; total, 1854 652.7S, making
the opeiatingIexpenses sSO,sOlS3 more than the
income.
The company has hired rolling stock as follows,
agreeing to purchase the same at the end Of two
years, ten per cent being paid each year on the
cost Of them: Three locomotives, 10 passenger
cars 1856 freight cars The total cost Of the above
was S06 95S Is, on which has been paid 81S 1858 H.
leaving to be provided for $4,000.
The following Directors were elected Il B
Payne, H NJ Flagler, L v Bookius. The old DI.
reclors who hold over are Il Wade, t Everett,
John Tod, L M Coe and W Bosrdman, Of Cleve-
land, and D King, Of Akron.
The following officers were elected H Wade,
President and Treasurer; W Porter Secretary
and Auditor Sam Briggs Superintendent ] E
Turk, Chief Engineer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-28

WHrTEwAsH.-Now that house.eleaning time
has arrived, the following recipe for making q
whitewssh, combining excellence and durability
may be Of interest to some Of our mRtrons TAKE
barrel and slack one bushel Of freshly burned
lime in 1t, by covering It with boiling water, Az
ter tits Stacked add cold water enough to bring II
to the cOnslstencg Of good whitewash. Then dis.
solve in water, and add one pound Of white vitrl
ol, (sulphate Of zInc) and one quart Of fine salt
To give this wash cream color, add one pound
Of yellow ochre In powder; to give IT fawn color
add pound Of yellow ochre and one.fourth Of q
pound Of India red."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-28

GRAND OPENING "a. W. Smith g. Co.. the dry
goods firm who have taken possession Of the
room formerly occupied by Demuth Wolf, at
No, 45 East TusCarawas street have Of late been
receiving a full line Of new goods, shipped di.
rectly from New York and other Eastern cities.
Their stock was selected by Mr., Smith himself
and embraces everything that is fine and fash
ionable in their line. The grand opening Of this
stock o. goods will be held Saturday evening,
April Both. Everybody and especially the ladies
are invited to attend and inspect their wares,
which they win have on their counters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-28
HAapOON nAY FORK. .

The best and cheapest Harpoon Hay Fork in
the market is the sprout Hay Fork and Knife
combined Double and Single Harpoon). Sold
only by Lawrence & Myers, dealers in HARD
WARD and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Canton
Ohio This Fork pitched 1850 pounds of hay in
six pitches and in two minutes time at the
National Trial at Auburn, New York, and as a
Hand Hay Knife It will cut sixteen square feet
psr minute,
Every Fork is warranted as represented
Don't buy until you have examined SPROUTS
Hay Fork and knife Combiued.
LAWRENCE G MYERS,
IS East Tuscarawas st. Canton, o.
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SUCCESSFUL EYE SURGERY.

Mr.. Stephen Bum, Of sallnevllle, Columbiana
county Ohio was operated on for cataract last fall
with the most perfect success He never missed o
meal at the table, and with exception Of two weeks
worked out Of doors every day since. The eye as 1t
opens naturally, shows not the least mark Of having
been Opesated on. Yesterday he was fitted with
spectacles by DR.. sadler No. S Penn avenue, Pitts
burgh, who did the operation, and can see to read
the finest print made. There is no dlscountlng the
skill that secures such results In operations 80 diff
cult and 80 delicate. Pittsburgh OOm.. GLdsette
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-04-28

NEW BRIGHTON WATER CURE.--we have re.
ceived the annual circular OF DR.. g. Frease of the
New Brighton Water Cure. This, 1t seems, is his
28ih year, and we well remember when he en-,
tered the field. We often think how much bet
ter 1t would be for suffering victims to prefer the
New Brighton Cure to the Hot Springs. At Doc
tor Frease's they temper the water to the require
ments Of the patient and use the baths deemed
most advisable whether Turkish or otherwise
Diet also is strictly attended To-; and everything
done Of rational character calculated TO pro
mote health, 1t iR q pleasant place to sojourn
and a visit for short time even, would be profit
able for most any one.