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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-20
A BIessing.

The pain In all his joints became in
tense; foyer, with its deteFiOrati9G eff
,feets. was now added, and he, became
rapidly reduced TO the seBbl8nce Of a
Skeleton, while vitality 4eaehsd its low
est pOssible~ condition, and his suffer-
ings were of such indeserfbabl le ci1arac-
ter that those who loved him sometimes
thought it would be better II he were
called away. At this time, physiciRns,
well known In this city (Pittsbargh).
minent danger Of total paralgsiB,S and
directly afterward they announced TO
his sOfrowful mother they could give
no hopes of his recovery. At this june
ture the use OF PRRUNA was commenced,
and in six weeks VIM. Lincoln Curtis was
we'll and at work. Read page % of
Doctor Hartman's Ellis of Life;" get
1t from your druggist.
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WHAT ITHAs COST.

The Star route trial just closed, COM
menced December 14thN 1882, and there
fore lasted six and 0he-half months.
The trial is said to Ia the longest jury
trial on record: FQc Special legal SER
vices and expenseslof the attorneys for
the government, we're paiA as follows:
George Bliss, $46.2Q8; BFeWHter, 5000;
Cook, So $50; Gibson, $b. .O00s KeT, $27, ,872;
MerTick, $4,000; and Detectihe Pinker-
ton, 81, 900; 94total of $126, $50, Witness
fees in bOthtrials win amount TO, near
ly $200,000 and the total cost Co the
GovernmenB Will not be less than. $500, :
600. The expense to the defendants has
been very large, being estImateda at 1900,
600, which has been borne by two or
three Of the Them. Nd \
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WORDS OF WISDOM.

1t is upon the smooth Ice we slip; the
toughest path Is the safest.
There Is always hope in a man that
actually and earnestly works.
YivLcity in youth n often mistaken
for genius, and sOlili:y for dullness.
To conceal a fault by, a lie has been
said to be substituting hole for a stain.
Life is battle. From its earliest
dawn to its latest breath we are strug-
Cling with something. IE Uul :.
A true and faithful friend is a living
treasure, comfort in solitude and a
sanctuary in distress.
The soul of man Is audible, not Visi-
bic. A sound alone betrays the flowing
OF the eternal fountain, invisible to
man.
When you fret and fume at the petty
Ills of life, remember that the wheels
which go round without creaking last
the longest. -........
The man whose soul Ia In his work
find his best reward In the work itself.
The joy of achievement is vastly be-
yond the joy of reward. '.
Whatever bnsies the mind without
cOrrupting 1t has at least this use, that
1t TesGues the day from idleness; and he
that.ts never idle Will not often be vi
ciOus-indeed, If wisely busy, he cannot
be so.
He that has never known adVersity Is
but half acquainted with others OF with
himself. Constant success shows but
one side of the world, for, as 1t sur
rounds US with friends who still tell us
only our merits, 80 IL silenees those en-
emies from whom alone we can learn
our defects. """ '
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NEWS VARIETY.

1t Is stOutly charged that Dr.. Harrison,
President of the Board of Trustees of
the Indiana Asylum, obtained his ap-
pOintment through bribery.
The German Government has resOlV-
ed to purchase six railroads at an ag-
gregate cost of 325 100000 marks. The
German system of railways will then be
under entire control.
Six Thousand ovens were represented
at meeting of the coke producers of
the COnnellsVille, Pa. region. 1t was
decided to restrict production and main
tain card rate that will be remunera-
tive.
r. j. McGrann, who built the Pitts
burg and Erie road, will sue the COM
pany for $518,000. balance on his ac-
count. The company will enter cross
suit for 100000 for imperfectiOn In his
work.
The police are of the belief that a so
eiety for the removal of infOrmers, par
ticnlarly James Carey. has been organ
lied In Dublin. Carey Is, in cOnse-
quenee, kept closely confined In Kill
mainham Jail.
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KToKINa uP THEIR HEEIs.
Big Rurrah Amongst the Star Route
3 Conspirators. ir.tf

Big Hurrah Amongst the Star Route
gh COnspirat0rs. ID utI
Following the announcement OF the
verdict In the star route case, Q scene
almost Understandable enaued. n In Q mo-
ment the room was transformed from 3
court OF Justice into q scene OF hilarfty
and excitement. Mrs. Rickie tossed her
bonnet high into the air and was crying:
'.Three cheers for the judge, jury and
defendants" when she was stopped In
her mad, excitement by bailtff, who
gently removed her from the room. In
gersOll and Dayidge appeared 10 bA oyerq
come, while Minor and Vail fell upon.
each other, their cheeks bathed 10 tears.
Mrs. Dorsey with much effort suppressed
her emotion, but the heaYing Of her
bosom could be seen across the court
room. Mrs. Peck was less successful and
broke completely down, & .ls.tirA.
The verdict was quickly cOmmunieat-
ed to Dorsey and Gen. Brady, across the
way. They received the verdict with, the
same serenity that has not fOrsO0k them
while on the stand, In the court room
and in the face OF newspaper comment,
A CLEAN of satisfaction appeared. na A
smile fora moment stole over, the face
OF Gen. Brady and all was over. Dorsey
was unimpassioned When the coIs,
fusion had subsidized Judge Wylie directed
bAltAb 1uo NoAuACb 10 NoCONuou-
"Gentlemen of the jury, said the
clerk, "the. foreman says that the defend
ants are not guilty. SO say you ALP,
Each juror nodded his head In The
Affirmative. The clerk performed, this,
duty amid the confusion that. prevailed
in the room, as the defendants were
busy grasping the hands OF many friends
and relations. t.7 t-a' riI ~ ,oinu
Judge Wyile then turned TO, dIstniss
the jury. He said they had patiently
tried this easel and had now given their
verdict. In some 9quarteFsI it, would
give dissatisfaction but IL they in their
conscience were satisfied they need not
have cause to fear adverse criticism.
The jury then left the court room but.
were besieged on all sides by defendants
and their counsel. ..I;rII .l'.,'' ''-...I \. .f
Juror Green, In an interview, says
that after retiring from the court the
first thing the jury did was to take "A
ballot on the question OF copspifacy.
After several ballots Ii was decided that
there was no conspiracy. The case stood
in this way until this morning, when a
vote was taken as to the guilt or innO-
cence of the defendants. One ballot was
taken, and 1t resulted in a unanimous
verdict of not guilty. t"..H Cd
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noals. nIoroles.. lnnd nav r.uer.

Mature has resolved that all the peo-
pie shall not enjoy themselves at once.
With the opening of the season Of OUT
door sports comes the time of trouble
for the poor victims of Hay Fever. For
them flowers have no OdOr, and the sum-
mer little or no beauty. To snuff,
sneeze and wipe their weeping eyes for
three or four successive months; thists
their pitiable portion. Whether this
form Of catarrh Is called hRy-fever, hay
cold crOse-c0ld or rOse-fever, makes no
differences; they suffer just the same.
There is no help in sea7YOyages, there
is no help in high mountain air. These
only Tighten the pocket and leave the
disease unabated. But there is posi-
tive. cure in Ely's Cream Balm. We
could cram these columns with grateful
letters Of the rescued. Try it and join
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-20
p,5s1. THE CELEBRATED
9ih -i T--7I17- : = - 80 = -----I ..
tsEcrDNEY WORT" !"
p Gd ipl -. -. - ...... ... ...
THE STEoIYIo FoR KIDNEY DISEASES. LIVER
b. TROUBLES CONSTIPATION, PILES. FEMALE
e,sn WEAKNESSES AND RHEUMATISM

+, Phyaioinns Endorse Heartily
II have found kpney-Wort 70 WORK Ike eharln 10
Ing all that Is clalmed for H. After using It several
,yeaFS In my practice l. regular physician can en-
dOrSe heartily mas done better than any remedy
ever sef-"-h X Olark' NJ u soutn Hero W.
w DANG KIDNEY DISEASE t
"a atrSkeOf paralysis Frustrated mo- also dangerous
w dlsOAsing my kidnegs The doctors failed but KID
sqey-Worf cured meT-E' slAde' 10 blacStohe Stroe1
Boston MASS
7, H kidney troubles had lasted Tor years otten
aASaed blood Kidney-Wors cured me"-Micn"el Co'o
'Montgnrnery penter' VIZ
N Kidney Diseases and Rheumatism.
.sn'fHS1Q q my friends mad my trouoe says Mr. Ell
bridge t Malcolm OF West bAtn Me- y was gwen up 70
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-20
A SUNDAY MILK TEAM.

The revival Of the Sunday trains on
various roads has revived the story told
some time since regarding Superintend-
ent Beach, Of the Naugatuck road, and
his little son, who is yet less than a
dozen years old. The lad had been pre-
sented with toy train Of cars. and was
found Sunday morning very busy play
ing with the same.
ana that You You 5ho"id nnt dS Tnui nIau Ivy SU
cars on the Lords day?" said the father.
The little fellow stopped his cars. and
scratching his head with a puzzled look,
innOcently and with an apOlOgetic tone
said. Eyes, papa, but this is milk
train. Waterbury American.
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MEDICAL.
wo1GAN,s FRIEND.


Having been troubled for many yeaEs with kidney dis
Isases with severe pains In my back and hmbs-my
ankles were at times badly SwOlen-I was advised
70 20 % no hospital for teatusht which aid the
ayi5o og fFOad bus found relief at least only
ssmDOsAlT nature, and nad Givun up All hope Of a
cure unt ny husband was AdYised to use HUNTS Rsms.
a. BY frsnd thAs mad used IL and besn cured Of
vere caso of drObsy and kidney trouble. procured
bOtts and hAd not used 6nShAlf OF tho bottle before
began to DO better pain In the back and the swelling
ipptInS imbs cOmmsnosd % 80 down. and my aDpette
was much better. for had become bad that all
Ase distressed me very much It was really dysDepSiA
eombned with the other troubles and have used four
bodies able to do my work ARd attend house
hold duties whien Before Aad bean burden % me- and
can Ohiy thank Hnnns Rsmsdy for the health and
hADDlnsaa which now en1oE aud sSteem 1, great Dn
xsge ana dutJ 20 give 5bu nis letter behAlt OF my
many snsEing lazy friends Boston and the country
can Ony aAy ooncusiOn that yOu once Try it
gOa WiIl be convinced As was even Aganst my own
wan. that Hunts Rshedg Is indeed wOmAns friend
You rsasHDetty 70 uSO thls for their benefit you
30 chOOse RaapoctfullJ yours ..
ata .- .... -..l.. AHs. WIN. GRAY.
Hotel Goldsmith, lAIs fremont street. Boston.
April2b 1883.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-20
TAKING CARE OF nEs HUSBAND.

Two Austin ladies' were cOnversing
about one thing and another after the
manner of women. Hi
"Mrs. Sampieby has not been to see me
In long time," remarked one of the
ladies.
"She hasn't got time to make calls.
She has to take care of and be with her
husband all thetime."J
"Why, is he laid up with sickness"
"0h, no; on the contrary, he is in the
enjoyment of the best Of health. If he
was sick she would not have to watch
him. ."-Texas Siftings. #iHN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-20
The Trouble all over.

"a patient in MiddletOwn" writes to
DIR. David Kennedy, of ROndOut, N. r.:
II wrote you about ave weeks ago for
advice in taking your medicine, as at
that time two Stones had Just passed
from my Kidneys, the effect of using
'Kennedy's Favorite Remedy 1 have
taken the 'FayOrlte Remedy ever since,
and have no moro trouble from that
source. 1t Is also tOning my entire sys-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-20

Joseph DilwOrth, EXT. Order Of sale Stark county
Common Pleas Court .
Thomas Painter.
BY virtue order Of sale issued by the clerk OF
Court OF Common Pleas OF stark county OhiO In the
above action and directed will offer for sale
public OutcTy at the door OF the Court House. In the city
Of Canton, Stark county, Ohio, on ~ plH
Saturday; the 18th day of July, 1883,
the following described real estate situate In stark
county, Ohio tOwft; Lot number tRentyeght In. YOrks
addition the OF Mt Union. Also the northwest
quarter OF section number one j. in township number
eighteen 81 and range SIX beginning at the south
east cOrer of the old school house in said quarter sec
and running thence east eleven and eight tenths
III. .B1 rods to lands OF Thomas Rakestraw; thence
north eleven and eIghttenths rods to the south
cOrer OF william Painters lot; thence west four
teen and hveenths l45l to tho southwest corner OF
lot owned by NJ. A. McErOy and Elizabeth Orubaugh;
thence south the north line OF said school
lot; thence fOFtyye 45l feet to the northeast
Of school thence south tl8 rods 20 the
place OF beginning, containing seyentyOne eghtieths
l71-S0l Of an acre. ..I ..I .-if #. .a. .....s.
Lot % appraised at f225
Tract OF land appraised &C SIS.
Sale 20 commence at O'Clock D. m Terms cash.
Ii. ALTEKRUSE Sheriff.
W. II. PARK Attorney ''
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PRovIN4 A soR1PruRAL ASSERTION

Not long ago bright little girl In the
Sunday school, who had reached the
bottom facts of the lessOn-the creation
of man out of the dust of the earth =.
came running home to her mother, over
full of confidence in the Scripture theory
and her own reflective conclusions, and
exclaimed:
"0h, mother, know it's all true what
the catechism said abOut Adams being
made out Of the dust of the earth-I
know 1t isT'
"WhyP" r-rsr.
Because / saw Aunt Emma whip
Oracle, and l saw the dust fly out of her.
/ know 1t is SOP
Little Oracle had been playing with
the ashes.
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Sheriff Sale.

Mary T. Donecker Order of sale in Partition
VS. stark County Common Pleas
John II. Donecker ct al. Court
By vrne order OF sale issued by the Olerk OF the
Court Of Common Pleas OF stark county, Ohio. I'm the
above action and TO directed will OFFER for sale al
public outcry on the premises, ON ..........r. r.
Saturday, the 3Oth day of June, 1883,
the following described real estate. to-wt: part OF
the east haf OF the northwest quarter OF section thirty
scribed p follows: Beginning for tho same at the
southwest OF said half quarter; thence north
lc, B5I west chains and three links; thence north
$50, 81 east. nineteen chains and thrtyfour links
thence SOUTH 10 45T east ten chains and three links
thence SOUTH $50, 81 west nineteen chains and Ninety
four links TO the pace OF beginning containing twenty
acres. ,.......l .l.. .... .,....
Appraised at S1IO0. ,... q
Sale % commence at one O'Clock D. M. Terms
One-third cash. and the balance in two equal annua
payments with interest from day Of sale, secured bI
mortgage on the premises sold .f ISL
II. ALTEKRUSE, sheriff.
None 4 MCCARTY. Atrys.
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The missing Judge Krum, of St. Louis,
is behind, it has Just been discovered,
from SAC, 200 to $4,000 In his accounts,
as administrator of the Ford estate!
The detective who found him on board
a Central Pacific train coming east, has
returned to st. Louis. The Judge had
purchased a ticket for Salt Lake, but he
left the train at some intermediate point
unknown to the detective, and no trace
travelling under the name Of James
Rally
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Sheriff Sale.

Thomas I. McCarty )Order Of sale Stark'Coun-
" Common Pleas Court.
Charles o. TTaphagen ct A. IDA III
by virtue Of an order Of sale issued by tho Clerk
the Court Common Pleas OF Stark county, Ohio in
the above action and N dected Iw otter for sale
at public Outcy at the door Of the court house, IN the
city of Canton. stark county. ohio. on
Saturday, the Both day of June, 1883, /,
Following described estate subject tho dover
interest Of cynthia Traphagen, tOwit The undivided
thirds OF tho north half Of lot number hundred
and twenty-five I22) ot the original plat Of the town
now city Of Masston, In said stark county, OHIO.
sale TO commence at one O'Clock .. m. Terms cash.
-I.. II. ALTEkRUSE. Sheriff.
MoNG & McCARTY, Attys. M n llr9 no i
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, There is much sympathy In Union
town, Pa, for young James Mutt, who
killed N. l.. Dukes, the murderer of his
father. Subscriptions are being offered,
both in UniOntOwn and Pittsburgh, to
meet his expense in court, His sister
Lizzie said, on learning " hat Jim had
done: ''How wish he had waited for
me to do it," itIa ni }HliSi 2
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. AIBAaaAGE-AIAsTER,s PRAISE.

lae1 p q. A ABAGGAGE-MAsTER's PRAISE.
n Ma. L. BARsE. baGgAGemsstor on Eastern railroad
Boston, sAys:-I .ri,r- f-.rr......-. VA
y n hASs used Hunts Rsmedy the great Kidney and
liver nsdicihe. an my family for months 1t was
teOmmehded by friends IN POrtsmOuth who have been
NO fIN 7 .I ....r|-a I.H.. ...H..... :
cwedlOf kidney troubles ana md IL Just roDresen
ted ana worth its weight in gold ny wife is using 1t
dsBepsiA and has improved 50 rapidly that cheer
tulIy il as family medicine Of real merit and
n f1lu
= would NOT be without It."
'a April "a. 1883.
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Sometimes a little assistance at the
right time will enable the system to
throw off an attack which might other
wise result In serious sickness. Ayers
Pills should always be kept at hand, and
promptly taken for the relief of slight
ailments, before they become fOrmida-
BILE diseases.
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Sheriff Sale.


Jesse Hsrshberger ct al Order Of sale in partition
Moses Hiershberger ct al ) Pleas Court.
gBy virtue Of order Of sale issued by the Clerk Of
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Stark county Ohio In
the aboye action aud to me directed Will offer for sale
at public Oucry at tile door OF the house. In the
city OF Canton, stark county, Ohio on .... t..
Saturday, the 7th day of July, 1883,
the following described real estate situate in stark
county, Ohio. tO-wit; lst part OF the northwest
quarter OF section %, township 18 Of in stark
county beginning for the same at the northeast
OF said Quarter section; thence west 80 rOds thence
south te and half rods thence east thirty nine rods;
thence south through said quarter 10 the north line OF
tract OF land formerly owned BY one George Wolf;
thence east with said VOLTS line 20 the southeast corner
OF said Wolf trGt thence north along the line OF
said quarter section TO the place OF beginning contain
ing 81 111 acres OF land more less
2d. part Of the southwest quarter OF section IA
In said township range and county. beginning for the
at the southeast OF said southwest quarter
OF section thence north with the middle section line
forty perches thence west eighty peTehes thence south
forty pesches to the section llne thence eighty
perches 10 the place OF beginning containing 20
OF land more or less.
Appraised at $500. i' ... %
Sale 70 commence at one o'clock D. IN. Terms one
third cash and the balance In equal annual pay.
ments with interest from day of SALE secured by mort
gage on the premises sold. .I.'..-
' II II. ALEEKRUSE sheriff.
LYNCH. DAY & LYNCH. Attys i...t
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SheriH sale.


Thomas J. Roach Order sale In Partition, Stark
o,, 49,. County Common Pleas Court
BY virtue OF order OF sale Issued By the clerk
the Court OF Common Pleas OF stark county OhiO In
tho above action, and directed. Will offer for
sale at public Outcry at the door OF the court house, In
the city OF Canton stark county. Ohio. on
Saturday, the 30th day of June, 1883,
following described real tOit situate In the
township Of Paris. county OF stark and state OF Ohio
and being about B8 acres OF land formerly owned by
Samuel Roach deceased. and bounded AZ follows To-
wits The "a piece being part OF the northwest and
southwest quarter OF section 90 township IL and range
s. beginning at the southwest or Solomon stone
hlIs land; thence east 100 4B.100 perehes; thence
south 80 perches; thence west so 40rl0O perches;
thence north ~ 281OO perches thence west 40 ~ 100
Derche9 thence north 81 60lOO perches 20 the place
OF beginning, containing 80 acres more on less. The
four acre piece lying east and adjoining the above
the east side, being part OF section 30 township IL
and range and being 6 on the west side Of the
tract Of land purchased by John Anderson IN his life
time OF Joseph LalOt shown by Sheritrs deed to
samuel Roach I'm vol 81, page 41g OF stark county
deeds lass ~ acres sold of the north end OF said 1B
tract by the executors OF Samuel ROaeh deceased
and except about third OF wilIed by samuel
Roach TO his son, - Roach. . ....
Appraised At S1,444.
Sale % commence at 1 O'Clock o. Terms One-third
cash. and the balance In two equal annual payments
with interest from day Of sale. secured by mortgage on
the premises sold.
L. NJ JONRs AttOrnev ...
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The official report of the lombard:
ment of Majunge by the French heet,
off Madagascar, says five Veseels opened
fire on the town and forts mounting
thirty guns A portion Of the town was
destroyed by fire, but the American
houses escaped injury. The garrison of
1000 men retreated. The French sus-
tained no loss Iiis Nllh n'Irki IA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-20

Rev. W. A. Smith, Presbyterian pas
tor located at Bainbridge, o., was very
severely handled In the parlor of Rev. j.
II. Meteer, of Sullivan, Ind, by his
brOther-in-laW, j. I. Hays. Rev. Mr..
Smith abused his young wife so badly
that she fled to her parents. He pursued
her, insulted her mother, and angered
the more tilial son-in-law, who pun
ished him bad.
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Gen. Jas. Smith of Glasgow, Scotland,
has made arrangements for the erection
OF twenty ton monument on the bat
tie fleldlOf Mumfordsville, KY. General
Smiths brother, Colonel Robert Smith
of the Eleventh Mississippi, wasbkilled
at MumfOrdsville.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-20

Retif de la BretOnne--Th8 life ota wO-
man is q long dissimulatiOn,o Gander|
beauty, freshness, virtue, mOdaatySZ7-n
woman has each Of these but once.
When lost she must simulate them the
rest of her life.
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Epilepsy of Nine Years.

II thank the giver Of all good gifts, p
writes J. N. Marshall. of CRANKY, New
ton Co., No., "fOr giving me Samaritan
NerYine. 1t cured my daughters cpl
leptic fits, of years standing" Get at
druggists. $1.50. 80 lil n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-20

MINER was convicted on the first star
route trial, and Rerdell was not only
convicted then but plead guilty TO, the
second trial. Still they are both inno-
cent In the eye Of the Cleveland
I,aador
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Attachment NOTICE.

Robert Plasket, PHI: Before Jonathan s. Hudson J.
-. ys, Ma Z p. os canton , township, stark
On the l4th day Of MAY A. d. 1883. said Justice Is
sued order OF attachment In tho above action Tor the
sum OF S266S said cause Will be for hearing the
Both day OF June, 1883, at y O'Clock a illn
may3O-dw Ni. tt't aQf ROBERT PLASKEr.
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them. If you continue to snffer 1t is
because you neglect remedy as sure as
1t Is cheap and pleasant.
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FIRST a adrunken juror and then dis
graced jury, so goes the world in
WashingtOn.- .-Clevelan Leader.