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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
VeteTansl Rennlon

HABHToBURG, Va, Sept. 22,-At 80
o'clock 2lS union veterans, who served
in the valley campaign of 1854
under General Sheridan, from Maine, New
Hampshire Massachusetts,, Rhode Island
and Connecticut. arrived here, ana were
met twenty five miles north Cf this city by
a delegation Of soldiers and citizeui
and on arriving at the depot were met by
800 0itigens aud veterans Of the 10th reg
iment. The greatest good feeling and ei =.
thus'asm prevailed throughout.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
In ForeIEn FIelda.

PARNELL MEETINGS TO M SUPPRESSED.
DCnLGN, Sept. cit Is Iumored that the
government intends 10 prohibit come OF the
projected meetings of Pdrnelliies through.
ont the country, aud that in pursuance al
this policy the meetings announced to be
npld tomorrow ut Milliown and Mill Bay,
county Glare, have been prohibited.
LEAGUE AGITATION.
LONDON, Sept. - -Arrangemenis are be.
ing made 10y the Irish National league for u
series ofmass meetings in America, TO be
addressed by many prominent hatiunalists.
including Remand, now In Australia, who
will return via San Francisco, reaching Cal
itJruia Ia November.
A DISTURBED STATE.
DUBLIN, Sept. 22.-Many towns In county
Glare and Limerick have been o1icmu,
proclaimed as being in u disturbed state,
requiring an additional police force.
GuAYMAs, Sept. - Mine deaths from
yellow fever reported In the last twenty.
four hours. The thermometer has risen to
%. Fears are entertained that Under the
great beat and filthy COlduiun cot th,
streets the lever will increase aud spread
Eleven new cases were reported YES
tsrdSy. Not enough rain iell 10
clean the streets and the hot sun has tended
TO increase the deaths and the malaria.
The new cases have driven the people nl-
most frantic, not knowing whether they
should flee from the city or remain IN
hopes the worst had passed
The members Of the board
II health Eayr proved themselves utterly
incompetent 10 battle with the mater |,
is rumured that Dcllyale, m'llonair OF
ihiscitv, who fed To the country, has died
There Is no neN5 from NermOsllO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

Nav ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-rhe steamer
Fletcher sunk near Shreveport this even,
ing. She was Waived at $4,000; In.
sured for $4,000 In Cincinnati.
No lives we're lost The cargo will be saved
IN damaged condition. she lies In ak
feet OF water, and viii be raised. She was
owned BY the Rod River h Coast line.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

LoursvnLE, sept. sl,-Eavcn innings;
Eclipse, 8; Allegheneys, 4.
NV IoSK, Sept, s2,-New York, 3; Chi.
caro o,
liosroS, Sept. 22.-Boston. Is; Buffalo. l.
PRovlDENcs. Sept. 2a.-Pfoyidence, II:
Cleveland, |.
fuiLApELrutA, Sept. 22.-Deiroit. &.
Phlladelphin, 0. Game WAS called aflsr
the eighth inning on account Vt darkness.
COLUMBUS, Sept 9.-Motrorolilan, Z;
Columbus, l.
CrNctSSArf Sept. "a Clpcnnati, 8;
Baltimore, o. 0ame called hitter fifth In,
ming on account OF rain.
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Unttcnra.
SOAP,

4 y Keep The pores open, tho II glands aud
L tubes aeLyr, and thus furnish Nh outlet tor
Impurities IN the per aspiration and blood which
cause Illuminating bOtChts, blas khCadS, and
minor sAin bemshcs cspocisly of ihfan.F; to
cleanse whlten and be0uiiy Tho ska, remove
AN, ireck!cs sunbutn, aud oily matter TO keep
the hand, sOf', white and free from chans and
ronghnels, prevent contagious skin aud scalp
di,eIses. and To provide an exquis te skln b au-
'iEer aud toilet, BATH and nu sery sanative, re.
d0lent With delicious flower 0dOtS and CJtIcU.
IA hea lag tasAms use the CUT CuRA SOAP.
lrd red by ply iCiaus ami caemi Is az abso-
lutely nuc aud highly medicinal. SaCs 1881
and 1850 Un0 q II pak.e
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KANSAS Cry, Sept. % The Times OmG-
ha special, saws: At Aurora this morning.
f. Royce, station agent, was found with his
skull fractured ard robbed Of 500 in
money, Q gold watch and revolver.
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PARIS, Sept. 22.-President Grevy has ap.
pointed the king of AMMAN grand cross of
the Legion OF Honor, and has made two OF
his ministers grand officers OF the order.
AT the Chinese legation here the report of
the revolt IN the imperial palace OF Pekin s
dsCred,ted
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

THE excursion steamer seems TO reap
Fisher reward from the summer than the
seaside hotels. The number of people car
ried by the excursion steamers in and out
ofNew York during the past season was
RI. non
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The recent Polish celebration in Chicago
disclosed the fact that this people had IN
creased by 600 souls in that city within
the past fifteen years. Europeans OF oil
nationalities appear to have prediction
for Chicago,
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THE tram.car has been successfully pro-
D lied through the streets of Paris by ele'-
tricity. An experiment or trial was made
with mar ked success there during the cal
ller part Of this month.
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OSHKOSH, Wis, Sept. 22.-John L. viii
llams, only son OF the late
Eessar Williams. distinguished as
tue last dauphin of France,
died to-day at DigerOwn, Wisconsin. EleS-
sar Williams claimed to be the son Of Louis
WI, of France, and was known as the
"DOurbOn among usp
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MAS. LASoraY or her business agent APP
pears TO have unbounded faith In the New
York mortgage. The lady has sailed
down fsl 900 in mortgages on metropolitan
real estate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

PRoymGNcE, Sept. % President Arthur
received large number of callers ut New
port to-day. After drive he was enter.
tanned at luncheon by Cornelius Wander
0ilt, A large party oil gentlemen were
present.
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MINNEAroLIs, Sept. 22.-The members Of
the, railway mail service reached this city
to-day ana were taken In charge by Post
master Caraway aud mis- assistants They
slent the day ~ driving around the city,
banqueting in the L;ndell hotel in the
evening
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
THE HERITAGE OF WOE

\ / lSrRG, shame ANA agoLy oftCn bcQupalhed
w As0sD e lc.a'y ~ children by Aafents is
neglected SerOtulA. Toclcansc the lo7d of This
hereditary poison and thus remove the most
profile eau e Of human suffering, u clear Inc
skin Of nisignr ny HumorS Ilcnicg r rmrts
uhmlillug erlptlous and Losthsome Sores
caused ~ IT, 20 purity aud lcqullfy lie gEio
and restore the Hair so lhat no trace of the dis
Ease tCmaluS tuicura Rcsolvpnt tho new
Blood Purifier, aud Cut'cuta ard Cutlcurg Soar
the g'eat skin Cures and B,autihrrs orc inf M.
role. They are the only remedies that succeed
sold by all druggis s. Price: Cuicurd, cents.
ReSolyenL eli sap, q cents. Po1rgR DRrg
AND CHyNtCAL Co., BosTON.
~ Sound Inr 'lInW ln Nnrn Skin ni.nn.nr % ca
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Yellow Fever Prevented.

yellow Fever Prevented.
BRIG c, @. RoBrNsoy.
HOLMAN LiVHR Pan Co. wv 'V' 1871
dn ws,NIlsNSN;-l was in Havana six wceks
uutlng the time that yellow fever U 80,
Tvs ne,sht, Myself and crew Of eish1 ' -. 1
wore nr' Holmsn's Pad, and NOT ons.,T "" WV
"Ss attacked with the fever nor viii ,u we
s s whatever. This | consiter 10y "uy
'SmIalRable, for others all aronnG NJ w",e
MluH py the scores. consider th., w." W,
,Tilnans Pad is the only thing ina, c'n I.
INV upon rs an absolute rrcyri ,,, ~, ue y,
S'o anu other levers. 1t WAS nm, Nv y, y,
mos' severe test in our eases. vas p"' 10 a
Your. respectfully.
IN CLARG, Master
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
SUNDAY. sEPTEMDEn rs. 1888.

SOMEBODY has discovered that that mys'
terious bourne from which no traveller Ger
returnsn is located In the Arctic regions.
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KASsAs, ILL Sept. 21.-Six stores were
burned tn morning. Loss, so 600; T. =
su-arce unknown.
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CHICAGO, Sept % The following expa.
nation, in regard TO the somewhat
sensational signal service bulletin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

. GALVESTON, Sept, % ,-[speciall-Follo
Ing is the weather report
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In GENERAL.

Revelations About the Conduct OF a
Soldiers Home.
How Veterans are Treated In the Mil
waukee Institution.
An Awful Story of Yellow Fever
Rayages.
Eight Hundred Deaths In One Week nj
MaZatlan,
A Sad Tale Of Cruelty Told by Cuban
Refugees.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-17
WORDS OF WISDOM.

A good word is an easy obligation; but
not to speak ill requires only our silence
which costs us nOthing.-TillOtsOn.
We take greater trouble to persuade
others that we are happy, than in en-
deayOring to think so OurselVes.-GOld-
smith.
A sound mind in a sound body; if the
former be the glory of the latter, the
latter is indispensable to the former
Edwards.
An injury unanswered in time grows
weary of itself, and dies away in vol
untary TemOrse. In bad dispositions,
capable of no restraint but fear, it has
q different effect; the silent digestion of
one wrong prOvOks secOnd.-Sterne.
The world is a looking glass, and
gives back to every man the reflection
of his own face. FrOwn at it, and it
will in turn look surly upon you; laugh
at it and with it, and it is jolly, kind
companion, and so let all young per-
sons take their chOice.-Thackeray.
All men have their infirmities, and
whoever looks for friend without i'm
perfectiOns will never find what he
seeks. We love ourselves nOtwithstand-
ing our faults, and we ought to love our
friends in like manner.-CyTus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-17
A FUKEGoNE ooNOLUsIoN.

"Were you acquainted with the MUIR
dered manP" asked the prosecuting at
tOTney of witness for the defence in
a murder case. The willingness of the
witness to sayrall that he could in be-
half of the. n OfNuer was very apparent
by the,FpOlling votes,
"Ihcies pay the electa the honestest,
best-'ference appointed
''NeveV the resolutions to Gtg. You
say you knew lEa1ce tb'Nl adjourn
'Yes, sab, an Ise pFOud tnakjgg heb
Der knOw'd sich a noble"
Nobody asked you about that. What
was the condition of his healthP Was
he not in robust healthp"
"NO, sahI He was the feeblest niggah
L eber seed"
"He was killed by the accused, was he
nOtp"
81 can't say so, sab. My idee am dat
he was in sick bed health, dat eben ef
he hadn't been killed when he was, he
would hab died anyhow at least two
days previous, sah."-Texas Siftings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-17
JUDGE BLACK.

few years ago a young man fash
iOnably dressed took his seat at the ta-
BILE of the GiTard House, Philadelphia.
There was an air of self-cOnSciOus su-
peTiOTity in the youth which attracted
general attention. He read the menu
with smOthered disgust, gave his orders
with tone of lofty cOndescensiOn, and
when his neighbor civily handed him
the pepper box, stared at him for his
presumption as though he had rendered
him an insult. In short, person of the
blood could not have regarded a mob of
serfs with more arrogant hauteur than
did this lad the respectable travellers
about him.
Presently tall, powerfully built old
man entered the room, and seated him
self at one of the larger tables. He was
plainly dressed, his language was mar
kedly simple; he entered into cOnversa-
ton with his neighbOr, who happened
to be a poor tradesman, and occasion
ally during his dinner exchanged ideas
with little lady of five summers who
sat beside him. The cOlOTed servants
spoke to him as an old friend. "HOw is
your rheumatism, JOhnp" he said to
one, and remembered that another had
lately lost his son.
''WhO IL that Old-fashiOned gentle
mani" asked curious traveller of the
steward.
"Oh, that is Judge Jere Black, the
greatest inrisJ in the eOuntryp was the
enthusiastic reply.
And the young aristOcratP He sure
ly Is somebody of DOtep"
He is drummer who cells fancy
soaps"
Judge jeremiah Black, who has just
died, was noted and feared in public
life for the massive force Of his intel
lect. Every blow killsl' said a listen
or to one of his arguments. On the other
side an old farmer neighbOr wrote of
him: "We shall never have another
man as pure, kindly and simple among
u.s."
The boys who will make up our next
generation could fad much to study in
the massive nature of this old man, with
his powerful brain, his simple, direct
manner, and unfalteridg, childlike faith
in God.
With his last breath he took his aged
wife by the hand, and saying, "LOrd,
take care of Mary" so died.
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Every Letter,s Contents.

WARSAW, JEFFERSON, Co., PA.
The swelling is all gone. am as
we'll and natural as ever was before 1
was enlarged. lam delighted with Pc
runa and Manalin. s. p. SHAFER.
My sou is still improving in health.
Your PeTuna is just the thing for him.
W. BAUER, st. Mary's, P.
The largest chronic ulcers, of fifteen
months standing, are entirely healed.
The swelling, pain and itching have all
snbdued, the leg is healed, and L am
perfectly we'll. Peruna is a wonderful
remedy. w. NJ. GRIFFITH, Ashland, Ky.
If you desire health aud to save money,
ask your druggist for Doctor Hsrtman's
"Ills of Life"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-17

The children of Israel were once fed
by mama. sent from Heaven. This was
an undOubted case of "GOdsend." The
ameliOratiOn of human ills and all
ments has been Gften undertaken, and
as often failed. Ely's Cream Balm, how
ever, "has been weighed in the balance
and not found wanting" 1t is sOver-
eign, speedy, certain, and pleasant cure
for Catarrh and Cold in the Head.
Thousands of people have attested this
fact. "Ely's Cream Balm is a GOdsend," p"
wrote Mrs. NJ. A. SacksOn, of Portsmouth,
N. H., on May 22d, 1882. 81 had catarrh
for three years; had tried nearly all
remedies. but to no purpose. Two or
three times a week my nose would bleed
quite freely, and thought the sores in
it would never heal. Your Balm has
cured me-" This preparation is not a
liquid or snuff, and is easily applied.
Reader, can you afford to experiment
with injurious snuffs and injurious
drugs when pleasant and certain cure
is at handP
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
Road Notice.

10 John Horn, OF Hays City, Ellis county the state
OF Kansas. YOu hereby notified that June ses
SION OF the Con missoners Of stark county, ONO, Frank
dflSez anu others filed their petition for county
as tolOWS: Beginning at point In the center of the
public road leading from Louisville 70 StrasburRh on
the township line or Washington and Nmishen town
ships and running south said township line through
lands owned uy George Blanc In lS Frank Grisez
Dickens IN sec 1871 residents of Washington township
IA sald county; Maurice Gulln In sec. H. John Knoll
I'm sec IL Martha horn lin 8 !, John Horn I'm
sec VI Andrew BacheT In sec 1871, Christian Kroph
I'm sec. "a Mary, George, Nicholas and Augustus
Calmelot IA sec. "a and samuel Dickens lin sec pa l.
residents uf Nlnishen township. in said county and
terminating IN the center Of the public leading
trOm HarrlSburgh 70 Paris. That viewers and a sur
VeyOr Ol SAID road were appointed by sad Commission
efs, ana thAt said viewers ana surveyor the
place Of beginning OF said county road day
OF October, a. ID 1883, at 10 o'clock a, m.
upon the discharge OF their duties.
Sept. 26th. IssB.-hw Principal Petitioner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-17
HuMoRous VARIETY.

In reduced circum9tauces-Ac cOllaps-
ed balloon.
Our babies With all their faults we
love them still, not noisy.
An honest milkman should avoid even
the appearance of pumps.
Wagon tracks are the royal road, for
are they not prints Of tireP
Bologna sausage in the refrigerator
is reported to he dog on ice.
Jack Frost doesn't say anything, but
he INDUCES in freeze peach.
In the great sea of humanity it il tn o
frOthy wave that makes the lOudest
roar.
Mans headquarters are in his hat but
1t takes dollars to buy the female bon
net.
A cavalry regiment may be composed
entirely OF batcheiOrs, yet it is a bride
party.
A tenor singer can always secure a
hall easier than a bas3O, because he can
go higher
TO speak of the thread of an argu-
ment would imply that the whole thing
is yarn.
A scientist claims man is descended
from the bear, and his wife says she al
WhJ9 SASptNltl AS lllhbus
II doesn't follow because a surveyor
gets the lay Of the land that he has mo-
nopOlizad the egg business.
Thomas Mast the caricaturist, gets
rilel whenever he is asked if he's of
blOol kin to gymnast, the athlete.
The boy who bit into green apple re-
marked, with a wry face, Twas ever
thus in childhOOd-sOurp
The difference between an ordinary
pitcher and a baseball pitcher is that the
former is used to hold water, while the
latter isn't.
It is the fashion now for dudes to eat
dried apples. They are so, lawfully
swell" you know. That is, the apples
re.
A good brick, it is said, will absorb
quart Of water. Similarly, we suppose,
bad, reckless brick will absOrba quart
of whisky.
The late cures by laying on of hands"
recall to mind the fact that the laying
on a mothers slipper has been found
efficacious in many cases.
"But will not dilate," said the stump
speaker. IF you do, [ am afraid the
excited audience will cause you to die
early" yelled Il Ted-nOsed man in the
back row.
NO" said the police superintendent,
1--WE have no time to fritter away look
ing for robbers aud murdeTers. Our
men are kept busy day and night look
ing up clews."
''The difference" unused Twistem "be-
tween a necessary adjunct of the kitch-
en- and fat party going up ladder is
simply this: Oue's muffin pan, the
others putin man."
We have every reason to doubt the ex-
istencs of the Giant Causeway and the
wonderful cliffs which are used to line
the northern and western coast of Ire
land, % the island is well known to
abound in shamTOcks.
The Empress of Russia has just order
ed a cloak Of sable fur trimmed with
gold aud enriched with precious stones,
the whole cOst.being placed at $4,000.
New York can no longer lay claim to
the finest pelisse in the world.
The Morning journal of New York
says: "Ben Ham, and Dan Bacon are on
the cards for skating match this win
ter" 1t would be more in keeping with
eternal fitness of things if they were set
down for a creased pig match at cOun-
ty fair.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-17
oITY ADVERTISING.
SALE OF
Canton City Building Bonds.

Whereas means had been provided with which TO
pay the principal and accrung Interest upon Bonds
Nos and 2, Market House and ity Hail, when due
owing to their limited time Of maturity provided by
ordinance passed October BOth 1882. said bonds
not issued and sold directed by the provisions OF said
ordinance. Therefore sealed bids will he received by
the Standing Committee on Ways and Means OF the
Canton City Council the ONCE Of the city Clerk up
70 O'Clock noon Monday October 29th. 1888. for
the sale OF said bonds Nos aud in the sum Of two
thousand Ct2. .OOO) dollars said bonds will be
nomination Of one thousand dollars each and be dua
and payable March /, 1889, and September 4, 1889.
respectively, at the City Treasury Will bear coupon
interest at rate not to exceed So per centum
mum, payable semi annually from Nov l. 1883. sale
will he To the highest and best bidder the day aore
said The committee reserves the right TO accept any
or reject all bids. JOHN CLASS,
p. FAWCETT,
}, H. WERNER,
Committee Ways ana Means.
October l. lSS8.-hw
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THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA OELE-
DRAFTED.

MADRID, October 12.-The anniversary
of the discovery of America was cele-
brated this evening with a splendid
banquet. Covers were laid for 300 per
sons. The building was brilliantly il
Illuminated and decorated with flags of
Spain aud republics of North and South
America. Representatives Of the Ameri
can Republics were precent. The COM
pany included statesmen, politicians of
all parties, literary men, artists and di-
plOmats. Speeches in every language
were delivered. The festivities ended
with the unveiling of a statue of Col
umbus, which stood on the stage at the
head of the table.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-17

THE truth concerning the campaign
in Ohio appears to be that the Republ-
can business men were apathetic aud
the politicians of the party failed to
contribute liberally.-Gazette.
Just so. This sufficient notice to pol
iticians and others in this State that
unless liberal contributions are forth
coming defeat is inevitable. Money
and plenty of 1t, has been the chief re-
lance of the Republican party hitherto,
but it does look az if the supply is being
withheld by the oft bled business men.
The Republican bosses must go.-Ptts-
burgh Post.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-17

The Democrats have rolled up the
State and stacked in on the Democratic
pyramid. The Republicans have no
place to lay their heads. The Legisla-
ture is conceded to the Democrats. This
insures Democratic United States Sen
atOr, and relegates once more to the
eheekered shades of the calico counter
Mr.. Charley Foster.-LOuisville Courier
JOurnaI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-17
Don't be silly.

Don't let foolish prejudice against
popular medicines stand between you
and the health of your wife, child OF
baby. 1t is always right to advertise a
blessing. DR.. Kennedy's "FavOrite
Remedy" is a blessing. 1t has saved
thousands and it will help you. If you
are sick and miserable, we advise you to
spend One Dollar for this medicine, and
then write to the Doctor at ROndOut, n.
Y, as to how you feel. For troubles Of
the Kidneys, Bowels, Liver and Blood, it
has no equal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-17
PnesI Pnesi PiIesi

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding. Itch
ing and liberated Piles has been dis
covered by DR.. William, ian Indian rem
edy) called DR.WILLIAM'S INDIAN 0INT-
MENT. A single box has cured the worst
chronic cases of twenty y-fve years stand
after applying this wonderful soothing
medieine. Lotions and instruments do
more harm than good. Williams 0int-
ment absorbs the tumors, allays the in