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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. partly cloudy weather,
followed by rain on Sunday afternoon or
evening. northeast TO southeast winds,
stationary or lower barometer, and station
airy or slight rise in temperature.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G \. NJ, 45 !;
Q 4. NJ, %; noon, Go; 3 =. NJ, -; T..
NJ. c.; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 514.
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WELLs's" ROUGH on CoRNsn Toe. Ask for IL.
Complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunons.
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THE CLOTHING PALACE.
FANCY GOODS.


:, 7 L V L y ;,
or
,iONDAY THE 23D.
WILL MAKE \ DISCOUNT OF % PEE CENT.
on PHOTOGRAPH and AUTOGRAPH-AL-
BUNS. This cut to $3.50 Of our - book
which IS really worth S3-is worth he aten-
tion OF an Don't fail to SCI curse MOROCCO
BOOK for $3.50 on the 23d
WE ADDED YESTERDAY
\ large lot Of sxIO COMBINATION FRAMES
some very htndsome styles;
see our new sets Of CUP, SAUCER, ard PLATE
n ; and 50c.;
The bes: 81 CROQCET IL The city.
STEVENS,
ape Sos Broad street. :
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siDysGg IfSo2IS.

DON AIR HOTEL. SllIAILD OK
ID ilcImonl anf DafNllc rliirr'.. c.gh. mil
sr.fn Richmond. only tAi.tf-Htant -'ti g lf l1i.
viii optR NAY iOIu i'r thc pol q rcrniHlnn 'i-
ulr ul families ItitiNe uD i"u- kOe' iYg f'r tie
SUMMER. Larg.' addition IS .ni Ntss iml'nit "a im-
pr.Nca4tnts Niii lc m iic.
To hu,nc, -m,n obliged o. ie in n ciiy daily.
tri. SUMNER 80 ~OIi oEcre uuIiu1l l'y1ni fgc',
h i4- csisy an pie siLt ef arspt inrgs an4 We l.
yoI.i ed ,lc spiu. -rooi9s sinslc u n snic. iDF
families: itrgt Cinil--riori, wln' az, hNc
grnuud., glftcus. 3 Hops anu lt"h aiites VIII
nc given lrug lie sCt-1u. Bin RI anu top.-
table. bowl pr-allcN crcIu"t- ROUNDS. lawn
teunis, c r1itgp-housss AMI e hilre, pleasant
iriycs Rive ,L,iy trains pass the hotl :. 4 fun
ifI.s aud stril.s auB W a ie inGtieD lulcc dGiin.
the &C. so,i. kComs can d. eurl. = and lniouna-
lion VIII lc given az the V.htc oi tkANh ID.
.lIt. & c.. iuS Nf'u street
y. q. iocNeursi,u and picnic p1fiic, desiring
20 V'slt Bon fir ior day OF pleasure ma rccr'a-
ton sIeci.i arrangement, vii le na,:e.
q. = JAMES & SON
ap la-tw lrnp ictors.
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VIIE GREATEST
: COMBINATION

T'IIE GREATEST (OMBINATION
Il KNOWN.-Hunter's Flour and Mesi.Sifter,
Mixer, scoop, Measure. Weigher, Dredger, Rice
Washer; Pumpkin. Tomato, Starch, Wine, and
frut-ftrainer, and Egg icatcr, or thirteen uteii-
sils IN one. For sale by CHARLES DrNCh Err,
agent for Stale OF Virginia. l716 Main street.
Good ezpyasefs wanted In every city, town, and
county. ap 20-4ts
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DON'T DIE in Tie house "Rough on Rats
Clear out rats, mice, flies, reaches. bedbugs. 15c
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II you have any doubts as to The assertions we
make, all we ask you TO DO ls TO come and see for
yourself
We have brought Low PRICES AMI sUPE-
RIOR GOODS to this city, and We propose 70 sell
them upon their merits.
Look at our styles of garments below, and come
and select from the only entirely new stock in
Richmond:
KNICKERDoCKER SUITS A.
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
SNOWFLAKE SUITS at
TIE CLOTHING PALACE,
| YACHT-CLOTH SUITS AZ
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
SERGE SUITS at
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
DIAGONAL SUITS 1t
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
LIGHT CASHMERE SUITS at
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
BLACK CLOTH SUITS at
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS At
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
YOUTHS SUITS Il
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
BOYS SUITS at
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
SCHOOL SUITS AZ
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
CHLDREN's SUITS 1t
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
SPRING OVERCOATs at
TIE CLOTHING PALACE,
PRINCE ALBERT COATS AND VESTS
nc
THE CLOTHlSG PALACE.
l-BUTTON CUTAWAY COATS AND VESTS
THE CLOTHING PALACE.
3-BUTTON CUThWAY COATS AND VESTS
TIE CLOTHING PALACE.
4-BUTTON CUThWAT COATS And VESTS
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
WORSTED PANTAL OONS at
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
BLACK DOESKIN PANTALOON, al
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
! NOBBI CASSIMLBE PANTALOONr
1IiE CLOTHING PALACE,
LIGHT-COLORED PASTALOON> at
TIE CLOTHING PALACE,
| DRESS-PANTALOONs at
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
BUSINESS PANrALOONs at
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
and many other styles too numerous 10 meati0n
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OFFICE OF CIlY.WATER-w aRKs,l
l.l-.rl.L.a-I. 4 A NIL Ia lAA2

NOTICE.-FAsr DRIVING on THE
" AVENUES Of the new reservoir groands b.
most po.iliyely prohibited.
The penalty for all vioiatons vail be promptly
enforced according 10 law.
There is a EACE-TKACh On ihe grounds,
which has been made u .ecommodale those who
wish to try the sgted Of their horses.
ap20-lw }. l.. DAVIS, superintendent
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DEAL ESTATE NOTICE.

II
We arc now preparing for publ cation on
SPRING CATALOGUE or ktAl. ESTATE II
THE CITIES OF RICHMOND AND NANttlES
TER FOR SALE. We invite al ral-es,ai
owner who wish their properly advertised fice n
charge in tlis elCctial Way 10 rall on u IL once
and furnish US dcscr'ptio of tie samo cur charge
for selling are reasonable ana our ttillIts un
surpassed. Those wishing e. purchase real pro
perty IN ettitr city VIII please call ftrcda que ol
or after SATURDAY., -sin Instant
49, l.. STAPLES ( co.
ap22.It ll03 Main. trc,i.
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DARBYs FLUID RECOMMENDED by Hon.
Alexander n. stephens. Of Georgia; Rcv tharles
= Ipecns. ID. D.. Church of the Strangers. New
York: Joseph LeContc, Columbia. professor Uni
VcrSitv south Carolina: Rev. \. j. Battle, proics-
s0r Mercer University; Rev. George /. Pierce,
Rlshop Methodist Episcopal Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME. Fer
fcctly harmless Used internally or externally Ion
man or beast.
The FLUID has been thoroughly tested. and We
have abundant ev idencc that IL has done everything
here claimed. For fuller information get of your
drurnIst "a pamr hIet or send u the pTOpnctOrs.
y. II. ZtlLIN & Co.
Manufacturing Chemists, Philadelphia.
.sfN
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yield % IL.
FEVERED and SICK
persons fcfr. she'd and
BED SOkE~ prevent
cd hy h1thiu" with
DARBIS lLtiD.
IMPURE Ar made
harmless and purified.
For SORE THROAT II
isa SURF cure.
CONTAGlON destroy
cd.
For FROSTED FEET.
CIIILB l. Al y : .
PILES, CilAflNGs'
&C.
RHEUMATISM cured.
SOFT. WHITE COM
PLENlONS secured
hy its use.
SHlP-FENER prevent
I'd.
TO PURIFY T II y
BREATH. CHA NSE
TIE TEETH, 10 can't
De- surpassed.
CATARRllrcl.evedand
cured.
TEYSlPFLAS cured.
BURNS relieved IN
stsutlY.
SCARS prevented.
nN>TNIEEN cured.
WOUNDS healed rapid
Is.
SCTRNN cured.
An ANTlDOIE for an
imal or vegetable pol
sons. stiug,, &c.
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SCARLET-FENER
CURED.
VANDERBILT UNIV

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville, Tenn.
Ifestifv T. the most excellent qualities Of Pro-
fcssor ID iRBYS PROPHILACTICF FLUID. Asa
disinfeciant and detergent IL is both theoretically
and practically superior 10 any preparation with
which ann ac6tuiutcd. y. L. LUPTON.
Professor Chemistry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-22

NEW BOOKS FOR SALE BY BECk-
~ WITH & PARiiAM.--iife or William Cul-
len Bryant, sc Poems Of William Cullen Bryant,
s6 History Of the People Of the United states,
$3.50: Retro,rect of a Long Life, $500; yir-
Calling OF a Christian Woman, zoe; Hygcine for
Girls, sl.26: Admiisls NMd, "; Pecks Bad
Boy, Soc; Blunder, OF Essl.ful Man, .3c.; Lee
nore, by Rev. h. ). Gregory, 81; The New shlses-
peare, soc. ap 2.-eodSw
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FEADICATES
MALARIA.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES

Persons waiting on The sick should use Il freely.
Scarlct-FcyCr has never been known 10 spread
Svhcr,, tho FLUID WIS used. lElLOW-tENt tk
las bccn cured with 10 amer BLACK NoMiT had
ialen place The worst cases Of DlPhTHLRlA
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COOKS EXCURSION
COOKS GRAND EXCURSION


COOKS GRAND EXCURSION
70
CALIFORNIA,
VISITING ~ ROUTE
Washington, the Mammoth Caycof KcntucGy. IN,
grand eorres and passes Of the Rocky Mountain.
In Colorado, Denver santa Fc. Southern Califor-
mia, The YOSEMITE VALLEY, and saa Fran
cisco, returning ria salt Lake Cty. Chicago. and
Niagara Falls.
starts MAY 3. 1853. occupying eight weeks
Cost. $500. Tie outward and return Journeys by
entirely different routes Pullman cars, motel ac-
commodation, carriage drives. and
ALL NIECE SABl EXPENSES IHCLUDfD.
Full particulars .rce On application. Address
THOMAS COOK & sON,
eel Broadwav. Nv York; 1917 Washington
street. Boston: 3tl Walnut slrCci Philadelphia
ap 6-eodlui
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SMALLPOX

\ member of my fam
ilY WAS taken Will
SMALL-PON. | used
tie FLUID. The patient
was not deliriOus, Wa
not pittcd.and wasahoul
Lhe house again In three
weeks. and no others had
1T. ". PARKINSON,
Philadelphia.
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DIPHTHERlA
PREVENTED.

The physicians here
use DARBNS Flu ID
very successfully IN tie
treatment Of DlPli-
TiIEBlA.
4. STOLLENWERCK.
Greensboro. Ala.
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FouRQuREAy. PRICE, TEMPLE & 90.
FocNQuREAN. PRIcE, TFMPLE & 90.

SAVE MoSEY by having yoGr printing done a
the DISPATCH pRINrISG-lI0UsE. GOOD Wors
low prcos.and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-22

NOTICE TO LUDBEK-MERCHANTS.
~ We have for sale fliiRlf.FiN k-liOaSE
POWER SrE AN-ENGlNE. IN pcrfQc. oricr.
suitable Tor saw-mlli. WIZ take lumber In pay
ment. FOR paIt,cuiars address
BENEDICT < co.
No. 3 Fifteenth trcot, kichmcnd, Va.
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sEELEY,s HARD.ErBBER TRrssEs.

Fine steel springs. neatly covered with highly
polished Hard Rubcr. Made in every desirable
pattern. with Pads anatOmically constructed.
". finish. aud practical construction. Unaffected
by lime use, or climate; used in bathing Al
WAYS RELIABLE. PRICES REDUCED TO
meet the popular demand. Sold by all leading
druggists aud dealers at the usual price OF common
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fused The FLUID du-
ring our prC cnt ai.ic-
lion with SCARLET
FEVER with decided
advantage. II Is iudis-
pen~ab!c 10 the sick
Toom.-WN. +. SAND
TORD, Eyre. Ala.
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HANDSOME ROOMS For PERMA-
Ii NFNT, THANSiE\r, ANppAf BoARn-
sRS. Also, ROOMS koL RtNl, ,in.iy or IN
snit.. Miss. Il. 4. WHITE.
an lb.e,dgws No. 1000 east CLAY stree.
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The cmincntphye clan
j. MARION SIMS. - .
d.. New York. saws: " !
am convinced Professor
DARBiS PEOPliN- -
IACTlC FLUID is 4
valuable Uislnfcctant.
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DON'T DIE in Tie house. "Rongh on Rats"
Clear out rats mice. flies, reaches. bed-bugs. lJc
TIE SALE or BLACK SILKS for the present week
VIII continue to attract all fasidiOus and udcOus
buyers. We never insert bogus or humbug adyer-
tsemenls. our reputation and our customers alike
forbid T..
FOURQuREAN. PRICE, TEMPLE & 60.
BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS sAPONISE DESrI-
PRICE, which win speedily romovo incipcnt tartar
and scurf. Price, nifty cents a box.
WITH DURKEE's SALAD-DRRssiNG there Is no
waste or disappointment. You arc certain 70 pro
duce good salad. II costs less than homemade.
and Is. besides. q sGperb table-sluce.
THE SILKS advertised during our present special
sale are not unknown makes but silks We have sold
for years and shah continue to exhibit as our
finest manufacture.
FoCRQUREAS, PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
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TRUSSIS.
'i'Rt'sSES.
rnE WoGLn,s EECOGNITION OF MEL

TIE WORLDS RECOGNITION OF MERIT.
SSl-ANSOrNCEMENT.
At the late International Medical and sanitary
Exhibition. the worlds most competent Judge, II, =
COgnizad their USEQUALLED ENCELLENCE by
granting the
ONLY AWARD OF MERIT FOR TRUsSES
~TO I. B. sEEELN, PnlLADtLrHGA, L. S.A."
lover sixty-eight mpcptors)-ronhun,ng their
high favor With America most dsiinRui she'd
Surgeons
FXHuBITiON JUDGES FRON THE ROYAL COL
LECE on SURGEON5-1h0mas Bryant, 4. X. {.
=. Christopher Heath. r. II. &. =; Thomas
smith, r. II. G. 3; John wood, +. l.. =, +. Il.
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FsTAHIIsIIMENTs.
lsl7 CnEsTNUr sTnEfI. .rum4DfLr'A, U. 5. A

a FLEET SIEbELs ING.
Under the Patronage Of the Worlds Most Eminent
surgeons
The Correct aud skilful Mechanical Treatment
Of HERNIA or RUPTURE specially. Sc GroSss
Revised Edition and Agncw's Late surgery.
REFERENCE: Professors ;. -. Gross, l.. Hayes
Agnew, willard Parker, ". ii. PancOast DIR.
Thomas G.. Morton. aud Others.
TRADE MARR-CAUIiON NOIICE-FrOm
frequent complaints Of INFERIOR INVITATIONS
having been supplied Ou calls Tor "IIAlD-HUB-
BER TLUsSfS," We beg % advise the pnbllc and
trade that the dsiing gushing wcrds. liard-kubber
Truss" WAS on January >, lsS3, granted As Trade
Marx, 10 exclusive use, under act Oi congress,
March 3, 1881. All ~ tKD-El BBER lRtsnES
sOld not stamped !. B. SkELkY. WAhhhNIhD.. .
are lnfTugcmcn,s. against which we shall protect
our customer, ana trade mh 2s-eOdlm
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For SCARLET and
TYPHOID r f. NERS.
DIpITHERiA. SAIL
WALTON, ULCERATED
SORE T II X o \ 4 T,
SMALLPOX, NJ l. a.
SI.FS, aud all
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TFTTER dried up.
CHOLERA prevented.
ULCERS purified ana
healed.
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In eases of DEATH Il
should be used about
the c0rpse-ii vii. pre-
vent any unpleasant
smell.
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Colonel Il. T.. Lee having been made
commander Of the military and naval
forces Of Virginia. with the rank OF major
General ON lue,day. April 23d, the Con-
yentIon received him WIN great ceremo-
mony. Vice-Prcsidcnt n. IL. stephens.
Governor Letcbcr. and Captain NJ. +. Mali
nv were among those present. Colonel Lee
came into the hall leaning upon the arm OF
Marmaduke johnson, ana President jan
ncy welcomed him in a eulogistic speech.
Coloncl Lee. addressing the President
and Convention. said in reply: "Pro-
foundly impressed with the solemnty OF
the occasion. for which must say was not
prepared. | accept the position assigned me
bv vour nortialitv. | would have much
preferred had your choice fallen on an abler
man. Trusting in Almighty God, an ap-
nrovinp conscience. ana the aid OF my fel-
iow-citizens. | devote myself to the service
~ nv notiye STATE. IN whose behalf alone
will | ever draw my sword.' tApplluse. ]
After bond-shaking with General Lee the
Convention was addressed by Mr.. Stephens
rs the commissioner from the Confederate
States.
lie finally effected union.
Thence onward in it, various sessions
from February 18Th 10 May lst-from june
10Th IN JuIv ist-from November 18th to
December Gth-thc Convention was en-
paoed in the consideration OF measures
which the state Of the country made neces-
sary.
SOME OF THE SURVIVORS AND SOME OF THE
DEAD.
A fair number OF the members Of the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-27

THE platform adopted at Cincinnati
last week aftirms the principles of
Thomas Jefferson; it demands the puri-
ficatiOn of the public service, the pun
ishment of the robbers of the public
treasury, the arrest of the prOfligacy and
extravagance that cOrrupts the admin
istratiOn of public affairs, and total
change in the policy that has so long
been pursued by the Republican party;
it favOrs tariff so adjusted as to en-
courage productive interests; it opposes
sumptuary legislation, and fayOrs the
regulation of the liquor traffic by pro-
perly graded license system; it demands
thorough reform in the civil service,
but above all and first of all demands a
changeFin the. administration of the
Government itself as the reform most
necessary, in order to again punish fraud
and theft in public office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-27

MR.. c. +. LAIBLTN, the Republican can
didate for County Commissioner, wrote
to AlOnzO Smith, the Democratic eandi-
date for the same position, proposing
they both remain at home and attend to
their business like honest men.
Let us look at slippery Laiblin's prop
OsitiOn. He lives in Canton, where dai-
ly he can see people from all parts of
the county, and Smith lives on his farm
in Perry township. 1t will thus be seen
that Mr.. Laiblin's proposal is only a
trick to get an advantage over Smith. II
looks fair; but is really foul.
We warn our friends to beware of Mr.
Laiblin's soft words and fair exterior
He is shTewd and slippery politician
Mr.. Smith, the Democratic candidate for
Commissioner, is new man, and is not
up to the tricks of the trade. Laiblin
is an old hand at the business. LOOk
out for him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-27

THE last word of the wool plank in
the platform was misprinted increase" "
The word written was measure" Fol-
lowing is the plank corrected; "3. The
act of the Republican Congress reduc-
ing the tariff on wool, while at the same
time increasing it on wooden goods, al
ready highly protected. was iniquitOus
Legislation, discriminating against the
agricultural interests and in favor of
monopoly, and ought to be corrected;
and we heartily approve the action of
the Democratic members of the Ohio
delegation in Congress in voting against
that measure"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-27
THE convention in nominating lam,

THE convention in nominating James
Lawre ice for Attorney General, did it
self ere lit, did CuyahOga county an hon
inatiOn came to Mr.. Lawrence unsOught
and without effort or even expectation
on his part. But in James Lawrence
the convention recognized one of the
truest and best representative Demo
Gratis of old CuyahOga and a man who
in every respect was fitted for the place.
The nomination of Lawrence will great
ly encourage and strengthen the De-
mOeracy OF CuyahOga county and in
crease ,he majority for the Democratic
State ticket.-Plain Dealer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-27

The Greenbaek Labor party in Con-
YentiOn at Columbus on the 18th inst.
nominated the following ticket:
For Governor, Charles Jenkins, Of Ma
hOning county.
For Lieutenant Governor, William
Baker, of Licking county.
For Supreme Judges, HI. A. Chamber
lain, of Lucas county, for short term,
and James r. GrOgan, of Hooking
county, for long term.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court, Will
liam Bentz, of Franklin county.
For Attorney General, l.. G. Tuttle, of
Lake county.
For Auditor of State, j. II. Rhodes,
Sandusky county.
For Treasurer, John Seitz, OF Seneca
county.
For Commissioner of Common Schools,
j. Murray Case, of Franklin county.
For member of Board of Public Works,
DIR. j. j. Scribner, of Knox county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-27

MR.. JOHN WEBB, of Canton, was not
the powerfully popular Republican
some people thought, for General Sam
Beatty beat him for sheriff. Webb says
he is we'll pleased however; and he will be
better pleased after the October election.
Old EsOp tells of a hungry fox, trying
for long time to reach some attractive
grapes, concluding, after he failed to
get them, he would generously let the
other fellow have them, for they were
sour grapes anyway. Generous fox
generous Webb.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-27

THE Republican county ticket is: For
Representatives, James Brown and
Joshua Wood; Sheriff, Samuel Beatty
Commissioner, C.. f. Laiblin; Auditor,
John N. Ramsey; Treasurer, John r,
Dangler; Clerk, A. Clark TOnner; Sur
veyOr, Reuben u. Wise; Infrmary Direc-
tor, Robert Hawkins.
The vote was as follows on the places
contested for: RepresentatiYe-JOsh
ua Wood l442; James Brown 977; Daniel
Lenker 437; Robert B. Hanna; Jacob NJ
TRULY 396; Archibald r. Hanna $50
Sherif-JOhn Webb 1908; Samuel Beat
ty 1912. COmmissiOner-Cha +. Laib-
lin 1860; Moses Clay $40.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-27

1T was not tariff revision that brought
on the panic and business prOstratiOn
Of 1873. Protection was in full tide
when that ruin and bankruptcy period
set in. Grant was elected President the
year before, for the second time, beating
Horace Greeley; and the hue and cry
then was that Grants election was nee
essary for the continued prosperity
Of the country; that If the Democrats
should elect Greeley it would disturb
business and bring calamity. Well,
Grant was elected, protection was safe
and thepanie and calamity came and
lasted for years.
The selfish and crazy protectiOnists
dare not meet these startling facts
they cannot meet them with safety.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-27
Twenly Years a areat sufrerer,

from Constipation. Had swallowed half
a bushel of pills, and drank over bar
rel of Cathartie and Laxative slOps. Had
tried every patent medicine recommend
ded in such cases, and had been treated
by all the very best physicians in Phila-
delphia, and was finally told by her con
sulting physicians she was now too weak
for cathaTtic medicine or injections, and
that she must die. She then took Man
aliRand was cured. See. 31st page of
the ellis of Life" Get the book from
your druggist, or address Doctor Hart
man, Osborn, o., for one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-27

IN DOrsey's late letter the special OBJ
jeets of his resentment appear to be
Wayne MaeVeagh, Thomas L. James and
Chester A. Arthur. OF the first he says
he was appointed to place in Garfield's
Cabinet because he was a sOn-in-law;'
James was elevated to the same dignity
because he was a syeOphant;" while
Arthur is graphically described as ''the
stalled OK feeding at the rich trough
Of accident"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-27

SENATOR Harrison of Indiana, is an
nOunced as a Republican stumpsr in
Ohio this campaign. Now that Dorsey
is acquitted, our Republican friends in
their strait might call on the man who
saved Garfield.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-27

The prosperity of protection is a myth,
delusiVe; and its lunatie advocates will
not reason and meet facts. With them
it is howl and senseless clamOr. One
might as well attempt to reason
with highway rObber. 1t is the law
less love of gain in each, without re-
gard to right OF justice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-27
The Trouble all over.

"a patient in MiddletOwn" writes to
DIR. David Kennedy, of ROndOut, N. Y:
Il wrote you about five 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 l have
taken the 'FaVOrite Remedy ever since,
and have no more trouble from that
source. 1t is also tOning my entire sys-
fau,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-27

In the Star route trial Rerdell plead
ed guilty of conspiracy, but his cocoon
spirators were acquitted. and then nee
essarily he was released, as it required
more than one to form a conspiracy.
This is remarkable that Rerdell should
have supposed that he was "cOnspiring"
during all of 1879, and yet was not do
ing anything at all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-27

ALL the leading journals of the cOun-
try admit that HOadly's nomination is a
strong one; and that he will make a
good Governor. He is an able man, a
learned lawyer, fOrcible, polished
speaker, and may be relied upon for an
honest administration. In all respects
it was a judieiOus nomination.