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Daily globe., 1883-07-17

I&E sheriff of Grand county, Col, has
Gommitted suicide, and it is suspicioned
that the act was caused by his connection
ia some way with the late atrocious muir
&ars Of county officers, as the result of a
qsarreI over the location of the county
saas. That locality, at least, does not
sssm to be bed of roses for local office
hesders,
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

The Brisish expect to obtain almost as
good terms by joining De Lesseps and the
french in building the second Suez canal
rs though they took the entire manage
mant. 1t is to be as deep and as wide as
sasF say, they are to havea vice president
sna inspector of navigation and at the
end of seven years are to receive very
ahOap rates from this shipping.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

Ek-SPEAKER KEIFER, one of the big
bosses of the Republican party, says Gen.
Sherman will be nominated for President
by the Republicans. Gen. Sherman is
abont closing an illustrious military
career, and has served his country we'll
enough to nave earned an exemption from
being brought into association with the
-prize-foOl in politics." and that sort of
eattlA
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

beautifully decorated, and the morning
service was on the subject of little folks.
In the evening a children's concert was
given consisting of songs, recitations, etc.
Altogether it was high day for the Metho-
dist children.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17
Arrested for Stealing that Ledger.

NASHVILLE, July 16.-Roland A. Swayn,
formerly deputy clerk of the supreme
court, was arrested at p. N. on warrant
sworn out by State Treasurer Thomas,
charging him with having abstracted the
balance ledger in the treasurer's Office.
Swayn has for long time occupied room
in the state capitol building.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

ON his Yellowstone trip President Arthur
S<Pscts to ride one hundred and eighty
Asrses. A candidate for president should
'tlO0& leedle oudt" how many horses he
Daily globe., 1883-07-17
The Last Spike to be D,.ice,, the First Days
Of September.

MIssOULA, Mont, July 16.-ContracGo r
Winston says the road is finished seven
miles from Missoula. He expects to cross
the Big Blackfoot some time this week.
Beyond that he expects to lay two and
half miles of track a day. The junction
will be made between September l and 3
at the mouth OF the Little Blackfoot river,
where the Utah Northern intercepts the
Northern Pacific.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

President ARTHUR, Secretary Lincoln
aa& Wade Hampton leave Washington
August for the opening of the exposf-
don at Louisville, after which they will
start westward for the Yellowstone park
hrigS
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

CONCORD, July 16.-The ballot for United
States senator resulted as follows: Whole
number 22, Gilman Marston 1, Jas. F.
Briggs 1, Samuel G. Eastman, 1, Grin G.
Moore 1, Joshua B. Smith 2, Walter Har-
riman 2, Aaron F. Stevens 2, Harry Bing-
ham 6, VIM. E. Chandler 6.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17
AsHBURNHAM. Mass Ian "a 1ss

have been very sick over two years. They
al gave me up as past cure. 1 tried the most
sklllful physicians, but they did not reach the
worst part. The lungs and heart would fill up
every night and distress me, and my throat was
very BAD. told my children never should die
in peace until II had tried Hop Bitters: have
taken two bottles. They have helped me verv
much indeed. 1 am now well. There was LOT
of sick folks here who have seen how they helped
me, and they used them and are cured. and feel
as thankful as l do that there is SO valuable a
medicine made.
Mrs. JULIA g. CUSHING.
A certificate of incorporation was filed
by the Western Prime Beef company at
New Ysrk yesterday.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17
OUR NORTHWESTERN NEIGHBORS.
News Gleanings and Points Specially
Collected and Forwarded by TeIe-
graph to the Daily Globe.
Fargo Special kilograms, July Is, to the st.
Paul Globe.
AAc0Mitted .

A man named Eggert was tried to-day
in the district court for an attempt at
rape, but was acquitted after one minutes
consideration by the jury. 1t was shown
that the charge was an attempt to black
mail.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

A SMALL green fly has got the Canadian
A0P crop on the hip, having stripped
uaRny of the weaker fields, and takes the
Prenaium as the first new pest of this sum-
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

BRADsTREEr puts the yield of wheat this
Yazr at 44O,OOO,OOO bushels. There will be
0no8gh for home consumption, and to
spacs to our foreign customers.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

~. PAUL & MANITOBA stock closed at
Ha3 Saturday and at 1O515 last night. AS
shis vas ex-dividend of per cent, the
1etRal net decline was 81 points.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

*Lydia E. Pinkham, whose benevolent face is
shadowed in almost every paper we pick up, ap-
pears to have discovered what Addison calls
''The grand elixir, to support the spirits of hu-
man nature.'' 1t is quite evident that she has
the patent and has secured the contract for max
ing over and improving the invalid corps of
American Womanhood. Globe.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

TRAINS will be run through from Oregon
to st. Paul in few days after the last
sPlke is driven.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17
Probate Court.

IBefOr6 Juug6 hCUrOIIy.I
Estate of George W. Bennett, deceased.
Petition for letters filed. Hearing August
13, 10 a. m.
Estate of Philip Swartwout, deceased.
viii admitted to probate.
Estate of Uric Serquittaler. Hearing
adjourned to August 16, 10 a. N.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17
President Arthur to Visit the Yellowstone
heS1O
On his wav West we hona he will visit Ouis

On his way West we hope he will visit Louis
vile, KY, and witness the 58th monthly drawing
of the old reliable Commonwealth Distribution
Company, which will take place July 31st, 1888.
Capital prizes of $4,000, $4,000, $1,000.
l 1,9GO prizes, SIP, 400 Tickets only 81; halves,
ST. 27 tickets, $50; 55 tickets, only 500. Ad
dress R. NJ. Boardman, Courier-JOurnal build.
ing, Louisville, KY, or to j. A. Parkes & Co.,
1852 Washington street, room 14 Chicago.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

YRH telephone force of operators and
Bae men in Chicago all go out on strike
so.dgY.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17
DEATH OF Nerthe,1l fencitfc Contrnetor

MIssoULA, Mont, July 16.-Col. Wash
ington Dunn, railroad contractor, was
found dead in a Pullman sleeper last
night, en- route to Portland. He leaves a
wife and two children at Lock Haven, Pa,
and was sixty five years old. He was very
wealthy and had contract of 200 miles
of road.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17
THAT HUSBAND OF MINE

Is three times the man he was before he began
using ''Wells' Health Renewer." $1.Drug-
pists
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

IN the closing evidence in the Tewksbury
it was developed that man
Ssa, after the body of deceased wife but
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

YHE army worm is chewing up the to
Sseeo crop in northern Pennsylvania.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17
DON'TDIE IN THE HOUSE.

''Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, ,chipmonks,
gophers. 15c.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

Il have not selected any YETI
Mr.. Mitchell reiterated his denial of all
completely in the NATTER and said he would
come out ahead.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

by order OF the committee.
MICHAEL DORAN, Chairman.
g. Paul, July 6, 1888.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

***''Fools take to themselves the respect given
to their office.'' But Kidney-Wort commands
respect for its own solid merits, tested, tried
and found not wanting in any essential principle
required for the cure of dyspepsia, piles, mala-
ria, and all diseases of the kidneys, bowels and
liver. Prepared in dry and liquid form.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

WV. Prendergast has returned from his
vacation at Hutchinson and has resumed
his desk in the state educational depart
ment at the canitnl
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

W. D. King, auditor of Jackson county,
and E. S. Mills, auditor of Mobiles county,
paid visit yesterday to the state auditor,
W. W. Braden.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17

Among the arrivals at the Merchants
yesterday were the following: H.H. Brown
ing, Omaha; Frank Barnard, LIE Sueur; j
P. Hayward, Yankton, D. T.
Daily globe., 1883-07-17


Mr.. R. G. Mitchell, of the Duluth Tribune,
reached st. Paul yesterday morning, and
during the day had conference with Mr..
Gordon. A GLOBE reporter called On him
for his version of the case and received the
following reply:
About all that 1 care to say is that the
sensational report sent from Duluth to the
Pioneer Press, to the effect that had per-
sonally hired some of the preemptors said
to have been sent up to the township in
question, is absolutely false; and it is also
positively untrue that ever even as alleg-
ed acted as agent for either Gordon or
Lovejoy in any preemption matter what
ever.
In regard to the whole case, I would
simply say that one story is always good
until another is told.
"What effect will it have on your ap-
pointment?"
81 presume it will hang that up for
time. That was the object of the move
ment,"
'Did you know in advance that you was
to be arrested?'
II have known for two weeks that they
were planning to do something of this
kind. They tried at first to find some land
In my name, but failing in that they re-
sorted to this charge"
"Who are your attorneys?'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29

= O o u .HU a. HA
In the Cleveland Council q bill ris
pending to appropriate from the,geneTal
fund $71 ,56t OF the Scott tax recently
paid in, to the payhent or BohdSd in
dehtedless, maturing in September, Ocr
tOber and November, ~ 1888, and for the
payment of which no provision had been
made by the last administrator. The
Republican members QRROse. the measure
and defeated it Monday evening, owing
to the absence of Democratic members.
THE Plain Dealer says: .''I
81 'PheFe falls due this fall $177, 600, of
the bonds o. the city and the only prO-
vision made theTefOrfn' the taK1eyy of
Last year was a. .leVyiOfl 8 20 of almil,
realizing only 1856 6y000-nths intantibn, of
the last adminiStERt ion being to reissue
and sell new, bonds. to pay the, ba lance.
By using the money thEoWp 4nex pected-.
~ into the tEeasqry, by the Scott tax, the
eRtiFe $l77,Q90 bonds can be, all paid off
this fall, and, the reissue and sale of
bonds as was lntended ,aY0ided,""o ,,,,,
.d Another eraOrdinanceb bill, is pending to
repeal a special tax of 1870 mills, to
provide for the payment of $fO6,OO0
bonds of the city maturing III thB fall Of
1884. Why cannot ,GaPtoR's, Scott law,
funds be applied To- lsssen our city debt?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29

"A LARGE number Of. the most. active
Democrats are taking absolutely no part
ia the present Campaign. They are IN
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Leader ""'
You must lie wrong. There is Dorsey
--and Brady--and HOwgate--RDdI Bah:
cOok--and Bill Gibson for instance. But
hold Ong you are right These. linen are
net active Democrats and are not in the
peniteRtiaTys You refer, sWe see, ,.H to
P'PreasHreri of Tennessee, who was tried
and sentenced to twenty yearsimpfisOn-
meBt'and a line equal to, the amount of
his .embezZlement.-+COia COiambus Times. 80.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29

THE,prOspeets Of Judge Hoaadiys slec-
ti9n. have been bright, from the hour of
his nomination, but they were meyer so
bright as they are today, A little earp=
est work on the part of. his. friends, and
he. wiulbe the next Governor, of Ohio .hY
.25,0QO majority, His campaign as far %
cry speech he haa made has been some
thing added to the political literature
of the country. He has shown Che kind
of metal he is made of, and given the
Dem6etaGy,' ana rh6 PEOPLE in genera1,as-
surance of man who can be trusted.
Ohio needs such man az HOadly in the
GubernatOrial- 'cfair,- and there Is no
longer any doubt, of his election. If
Democratic party in Ohio, they are clos
ing.np,, and victory is. in sight Closeup
The ranks and press fOrWard!UCincin-
1au Hnqulrer.s"I ,.a.iI a.,.I.B.a,. a"'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29
CIVIL SERVICE REFoRM.

The following resolution on Civil Ser
vice Reform pvasN Na6opted by the Penn
sylvania Democratic convention:
s'We believe IN that genuine and deep
civil service reform which cen
sists in the election Of honest. intelli-
geht, capable and courageous public
servants, who will faithfully administer
theiptrust ahds'be held to strict ae-
cOnntabi6ty for suchfa discharge of it,
and who vii Tedeem and purge the de.
partments of the general Government
from that corruption and fraud with
which they have been. peymeated, andeI
Republican rule, ahd,whieh that psrt6
to eradicate l... f
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29

." the moment there is danger Of i'm
pairme1t Of the mind from excessive
hety0hs exhaustion, or where there e&-
'ists forebodlhgS OF evil, adesire for s0Ii-
tude, shtilning and avoiding company,
Vertigo aud iletYOus debility, OF wheh
insal ity has already taken place, Peruna
and 'MananH Should be Implicitly relied
oil. But It Is never Welf to wait so lon g
before Treatment is Commented. The
early SYMPTOMS are loss OF strength, pc
S6ft&5ss 5f tRe iHsess s idiS dim a Or weak Weak
sight G0atbd' tIhgH9," with impaired
diYestiOn;-Or or in others, certain powers
OnIy'aPe AOst, EVlila they are other rWiss
enjoying comparatively good health. In
all these Pernna. and. d.NanaJiD.shOuld al
once be. takan-I -...-. .-a -"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29

4 sT7f
HON. BEN. BUTTERwORTH,. Republic
can, of Cincinnati, had an inteFView in
the Chicago Tribnne from which these
excerpts are taken;,..i s,s,,,,.i,.i ats't
Have you kept up with the H0adly.
Foster WOOdaTd correspondence and the
$4,000 st0Fy2p, l,I,,oD na4f nsn,
|. .u"NO. have. 80 little sympathy with
that kind of warfare upon aspabIie man
that | would neither make such a charge
nor .TeiteTate it without the, NEST full
and convincing proof DOf nits truth.
don't know anything inn relation tC
Judge HOadly thatwOuld. warrant hieih
the belief that he,w0Uld do that which
was dishonest and disreputable, and the
charge preferred implies thatPu., '''"I
. ,'"WhO will be- the Republican candf-
dates for Senator in case the Legislature
Is Republican R'rt tsHi -Lapto,,. OF s7 '
~ suppose Charley Foster is standing
around with a. basket Keller has sack
open, and NOyes has anxious, lOngings
in that direction Then Judge Law
renee, eX-PFeSident Hayes, Judge West
and one nOr two others, I.understand,
WOULD be perfectly willing.2,n"A go a'
'n''WhOm do you regard As the most like
lY to get therepHl 'lHti..ut,,i % si 9"a
81 should think Foster regards him
self as having a mortgage on the SeIa.
tOrship, and has, Il ehiRk, the inside
track! He has done a great deaEOf hard
work for 'theu Republicans in Ohio and
deserves welE"When / say he. has a
mOFtgageaOn the plaoe,.d speak within
bounds. He has WOpked. Cor it.ear hestly
and continuously with kind of under
standing that he was to get its's"' g. e..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29

AN iIIeident in the life Of the late
Judge Black that has PeEhaps never ap-
peared in print, Is the fOIIOWing1j "a"
Blair county. Pennsylvania was Or
ganized I'M 49469 Che first election Of
county officers was held In October OF
that year, Judge BLACK then being the
presiding judge of the district ,J Rnfes
GalbrethKwas the tWhig candidate for
Comfy Recorder, and Sam Smith was
the Democratic candidate. u About eight
O'clock ON the. morning .Of the election
Galbreth died The b, election nstnrns
showed iGalPreth was elected by about
400 majority, l9tWiTh ding, he laid 4
corpse AZ the time of the election A
short time q, after, COURT .met, Smith,
through his, .I8tt9IneY, Hon, ,ThaddeHs
Banks. an able lawyer and elegant gem
tleman, appeared. in court and denand-
ed that Smith be- DECLARED elected, Gal
bTeth being dead at the time of the eleel
t1on. The decision Of the Judge was
simply this: The people Of Blair cOuti.
'ty, I'D this eIecti6t,s have decided two
things; first, that they wanted James
Galbfeth for Recorder, and second, that
they didn't want Sam Smith "'''' ~.
Smith was fired out Of court If. he
was Democrat ! Q" ,i""e 'a"''o .,s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29

nothing of the ridiculous, outrageous
and contemplate decision of the Su-
preme Court; we refer to the fact that
the Scott bill never actually passed the
House, the vote of Mr.. Smith having
bean ycOuAtea> >lOsSits bassage, wbsu. lin
fact he voted against the bill Mt.
Smith has been repeatedly called upon
to'deAy tRa hsNXOtAd NgaiAst but has
never dared to do so. The Scott law
passed the House by but one vote ma
jOrity, counting Smiths. There is no
doubt but the law was passed by this
fraudl Hence we say--the Scott law
knaVeryl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29

y
l.,d REPUBLICAN. candidates in Ohio. are
. % committed by their State platform to
the Scott w1knavery. In order to- catch
votes In Stark county, the organs are
pretending TO favor pfohibitf6h. Now,
in all simplicity, waask of these. organs,
TO define where they and their eandi7
dates really are2 'sies"' 'a'"r tti-. ,7ts
"a Is II Scot, Jaw; .0r. t. 1t .pEohibitiOnP ?
.ory--can iitibe hoth2i And. If /. either -.
which, Let the Rep. meet these points.
i,i The alliance Review has standing be-.
meath tie Republican State and county
ticket, 'sYesS for each amendments; and
. yet the Review 10 Scott law organ, the,
. party platform committing It tffetetos
!, A. .ths RsKieY FOR tba Scott law ana for
prohibitiOn2 Will llithese organs explain?
GIVE dub. III. the Scott 'law akaaEery sand
Tor good and sufficient reasons. To say
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29
SOME ssysH years ago the Repository

SOME seven years ago the Repository
clamOred for troops to be sent To the
mines near MassillOn, and approved and
glOrted over 1t when GOTGfhOf Hayes
sent them. Now it blames John G..
Warwick with the business.
The above statement isaw wholly untrue.
The Repository did nothing Of the kind.
Repository. .''i '''' D "'''' . '-'''7e 80. 80.
Well. then. what did the Repository
dO2 Did it condemn. ,GoYernor Hayes
fer sending the troops, asithei DEMOCRAT
didP Not mttehi The Rep! endorsed
and approved every act Of Hayssis State
administration; approved o. him. as % a
Presidential fraud. Let the Rep. try
a1afrId "''si''' - Eohit3 iu,ifo..,,F spf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29

i THE late Judge Black was a giant in
the proceedings which nneovered the
Electoral Commission, iAfamy in all its
horror. ,D, The following Is .fFOm his
speech to the Electoral Commission on
the South Carolina ease: "At present t
you have Us down under Your tset,, You
never had better right to rejoice. .Msil
you may say, 1--WE have made covenant
with death, ana with hell we are at
agteemeht;when heoyeEdoWipg s9Ourge
shall pass through, il, shall not come
unto us; for'we hRvelmade, lies our ref.
uge and under 'faisshOod have we hid
ourselves" But lIsvertheless, wait
awhile, The waters OF truth, will rise
gradually and slowly, but surely, and
then look out for the OVERLOOKING
.scourge, The refuge Of lies shall be
sweptaway,, and the hiding PLACES of
falsehOOd shall be "RneOVered.P This
mighty and pHissaht nation will yet
raise herself up like a strong man after
sleep and shaka haE. inyineible locks in
a fashion you little think of now. Wait,
retribution will come in due time. JtisI
tice travels with a leaden heel but
strikes with an iron hand" ,.,, o.. aoa ,
OF. Events have. since shown how true a
forecast this was. 1.-THE "Overh0wihg
seourge" has been rolling In for some
time; and soon will cover the whole
land. The iron hand" has already been
welded more than once. a"'''"o" So
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29
) HRMENPIASA.WAs,Q ,QARRIED.

The main point of value brought out
by ..porsey's turning States eYiddhee
against his own management bf the Re-
p1bliean cam bAign'6f 1880 is the fact
that Indiana was eAffied by money. OF
this there has ,BeeR little doubt before.
4 EaS sS & StYfi9Ss S & a thaf Wee t PEessnt
at the Dorsey BANQUET" Thefe'hever has
been any attempt to deny it, aud the
only Answer ever IGtide has been Of the
you're another" descTiptiOn.-SpTing-
'fiehCi- -RBpubfiean.' '-'''-'.'' '"--.--s' ,.,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29

a. LT is aipity the. 8.ohiOsLegislatnF can.
not understand that in the liquOf tax
bills, it is.fOOling- with aslot aof.treach-
erOus and dangerous political dynamite,
- Repository April fP, 1889 ~ 20 ,9 80, 90
I'VE gave the saRQYa precious moroccan
n'Our issue OF Wednesday; = but,the Re
pOsftofy has not eondeseendeti toinotice
'tlt don't Ike 70 be .fvoIfng with d lOto1
streaeberous and Dangerous political
Hdynamitesh"IIln sils. saI .sias
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29

." ofHE, analysis 9k .Hqatettet$y Bihers
srS$ac sSs Il psh Gs eG &nd snss aS8hS aS RfE F9
GENT. Mol9g gah9lsi water! a great MANY
I. .WQuldH,t object To the water, if the 65
per cent, was good Moonnoonnfgahe1a Whisky,
and a leading physician is found who Is
Wftked' enOtfRh to say the price OF THE
bitters might be increased, but go would
the humber. Of cures if no larger doses
than thirty drops were taken daily
Pittsburgh Post. 90 +" oo'''"h so"h f" aoy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29
a -IEE=s=%%EF== /.

DR.. ]. V. LEWIS, of Alliance, has been
nOminatedi for state Senator in our
lieighbOr BefiaIorIsl'' district, composed
'ofSBarkI uod'"GarroIl. ''Dr. Lewis is a
strong man. His 'eifafaeteF iaRdaability
Old GefSsEai f1 .Eekrty, his eompetitcr, has as
long since, .pqtliyed his qsHfulness and
be will Ra.plsced On. the shelf in October
foE The 1aslh, .tiiaeH,sQRhit0 RPatt!I.ii!ogtia q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29

PROHIBITION is ably discussed In an
article in this. paper, taken from the
leading Republican organ of the state,
namely, the Commercial Gazette. d. 1t
will be found worth reading, for IL is
able, The article is evidently in the In
teEest of the Scott law knaYsTV; but,
nevertheless, the points as TO the pEO-.
hibftoty second amendment are de-
cidedIV strong. @ a4i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29

1T must be alarming and sad to the
Repository, and such; TO seethe eolored
voters deserting the "grand old party"
The eOlOred Foraker 90 Rose Club Of
Cleveland has dissolved In a row, be-
cause many of the members repqdiated
Foraker and intend .tOoVOte for HoadIys
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29

.s "a a lREtoSMESSp. y. AZ spBsTABfi.7SEi' Il i
OF iTHB DUTIES ON SU-
GAR" MOhAsSESy SILK. WOOL. AND
W0OLEN GOODS REPtBLIcANi Pr Ks Ks
REEF .AREHGEs n aEEss.ssiA5eR + FFS Il ifHs RE,
PUBLICAN CONGRESS. .WHIcHsaADoP P1EDi
HIS RECOMMENDATION AS TO WOOL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29
A DRADENER TO ToRAKER

+ That HOAdly- Foster correspondence ra1
'lative to the Governors malicious lying
ais a. deadeReF to Foraker. A Rspu blieag
candidate whose chief claim Ito Repqb-
ilicaR support is that he il EOsterls can
'didate will not be benefited by 90 the. in
glorious exposure of the Governor
Dayton Democrat, tr -,n,..,..,,.,i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29
" = 0FITTT IUIT 10 HIN q
AN Hpnaat PreparatIon.

o' Phe'wOrI issOcrammed withswindlPs
that a really honest man or honest thing
'isialtnOst as scarcg as srObins iRJanuary
Yet Mr.. j. IL. NOrtiTop, of IGansiRgburg,
N..9Y.,," formerly captain Of the FrOy POI
lice, says Dr. David iRenIedy's tFayOTite
Remedy" is ""an honest preparatiOn,"
'And'the captaiEr ought to know, for the
medicine cured him 6e liver complaint,
fry IT, or write to the Doctor, at RondOpt,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-29

JUDGE HoADLY very pithily observed
that "the people are not so much inter
ested fnwhat the Republican leaders of
twenty years ago did, as what the lead
ers Of the party are doing to-day. .''"