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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-18
FoRRIGN WAIss

| The fashionable season at Nice ia said To
resemble u lamentable failure.
! London hotels have recently been victim.
lled by clever swind,ers masquerading us
noblemen.
More than the usual amount OF sickness
aiiiicts the Eternal City this winter, and
tourists are very few
| A great deal of laWlessness and rascalitv
Is said to prevail in Alexandria and Cairo.
/ Chis Is one of the results OF the Late war. i"
/ Correspondents write that the Prince of
Wales is growing old very fast and gives
evloehce or impaired health and strength in
many ways.
! When Eugene was recently in Paris ON.
! terprlsing Photographers sold her pictures
| by the hundreds 10 all sorts, kinds and con.
dltlons OF men,
\ London paper views with alarm th a
Increasing number OF titled people who ioin
lhh Roman Catholic church. Titled people
can select most any religion
| II is stated that the advertising business
OF The London Times fell off last wear sllO.
| wv the decrease o the Standard was $50
oVJ, ana oil the Telegraph $4,000
Rerlln's sanitary condition, which has
long been known TO be bad, is TO receive
me attention OF the authorities, who want
!. II TO be the "healthiest city in Germany
Hampton court palace is again open to the
public, and all traces of the fire are nearly
gone Inc worse damage was in the prl.
Yate chamber OF George III.
There IS less social iestiyity than usual
among Amer cans in Paris this winter,
much to Tie dsappOintmeut of some would
! oe-consplcuous Brother Jonathaus abroad.
General Chan1y's widow receives from
France pension and bureau de tabac,
Which are bestowed upon public servants m
reduced circumstances, ANA more frequently
upon their widows.
In the new German army list it is shown
MAT besides the emperor ard empress the
RUSSIAN army numbers among rs officers
| nine princes aud princesses of Prussia and
any quantity of bgrons.
In Vienna, from August to November,
VIII he held an International Electric cxh.
btion IN Me buildings that were erected Tor
the worlds fair in 1873. There is no doubt
about the brllliaucy of the exhib ton.
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Christian cHurch. in Washington. This is
the church which is 10 be a memorial Of
President Garfield. Pastor +. II. Power has
thus t r raised sac 600.
EX.Mayor NallOck, of San Francisco, who
/ OFT aged his congregation by allowing Jen,
/ Mace 10 give an exhibition OF pugilism in
the metropolitan temple, does not have his
salary continued dsriug the leave OF ah.
/ SCI &c ior o wear voted him as a punish.
m,ns for his otlense.
George III speaking to Archbishop SUIT.
Ton, respecting his large family, made the
remark; 81 believe YOUR grace has better
than a dosenG" mo, .sirt," replied The
archbishop, "only elevea." Well" To-
pr 4 the king, isn't that better than a
dc. ne'
e Baptist Home MISSIONARY society is
III years old. IL has paid 81 100000 for
act al missionary services, 81 10000 for
edu iatonal work among cnlored people
and indians, and over $500 600 has been
loaned 10 &l churches tor the erection of
edlhces
The Christian Advocate says that if the
ministers ana members OF the church,s
would work as Gealously and generally for
a revival of 'elision as politicians aud par.
tlsans do Tor success, in one month thou.
sand of affairs IA each OF the states would
be thronged with inQuirers.
Statistics divide the English speaking
people OF the earth as follows: Episcopa,
liaus, nS5O0,000; Methotists, 100000
Roman Catholics, $500 900, Presbyter-
lans, lO,25O,W0; Bap lists, 100000; Congre.
gatlonallSts, 6,OcO,Oc0; Cnitarians, l,Cc0OV0;
minor scots, L5VO,oO0. no religious proles.
sions, 100000.
A prominent Methodist minister. who
has been much vexed by the brethren who
claim TO live lives OF sinless perfection.
says that there is nobody that eau ir up
as many church rows, or keep them boil.
ing so long as the brother or sister who
Claim to have received the second bless.
las, and to be liyiag the higher life
Many who have been annoyed by the
PharIsaism otthese brethren can cordially
inaoIse This.
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According TO the "Almanach dc la Suisse
Romande' (French and 1t Italian speaking
Swlt2erland) the family OF the late Leon
Gambetta is of Swiss origin. To the west
of Locarno, after passing La Marria, n
snail village of the name of Intrsgna is
encountered. The houses comprising il arc
entirely hidden in grove of chestnut
trees, above which rises, like a huge chin.
ney, the tower of the village church. The
fact of the people of lntragna being nearly
all chimney sweepers is supposed TO accoun
Tor the peculiar style of architecture they
have thought tit to adopt. A chimney is
There ideal OF beauty. The boys OF the
village. equipped with sacks and brushes.
wander all over the country plying their
traditional calling.
Nearly 100 years ago, so runs the legend
n little fellow Of the zane OF Gambetta be,
longing TO family that still exists and
sweeps chimneys at lntragua, went az lar
south AZ Genoa and there remained. In.
stead OF returning to his village in the
spring, Ike the other lads Of the village, he
settled on the shores OF the Ligurian sen
ana set up as master sweep. Being of nm
enterprisng disposition and careful habits
things prosperet with him, and in course
OF time he iorsook the sweeping OF chin.
neys Tor the paths of commerce., Then ne
married, and in after years one of his son,
botook himself TO Cahors, where he became
the father Of that Gambetta whose son,
AFTER playing 50 important par IN the af.
fairs OF France, died the other day at Vile
q Away and Is now mourned by millions of
Fronchmen
The, people of lntragna are so firmly con.
WINGED OF the truth OF this legend that
when Gambetta became the prime minister
OF France, they sent a deputation TO Paris
to congratulate the chimney sweeps grand.
son on nus good fortune, and they took &
very much to heart that the ex.dictator r.,
fused to receive them. They are, nOtwith-
standing, none the less convinced that Leon
uamoettn, or at any rate, his great.grsnd.
iathor, was neither Jew nor n Gonoese.
but true SWISS London Times.
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OXFORD Mar, August i6. lsya --o.,r,, A..
CINE COMPANY, - '''' N""ihh pahD

CINE COMPANY: n" p'Ap
GEN1LEMkN.-please send ma five
yl.ns OF Cartcr's Liver FILLS bv
return man; enclosed please find one dollar.
p! mke pleasure IN recommending your Liver
nlls 10 my neighhors, aud would say to the
ppeIrH i N general that CMter's Little Liver
use, and dare say cannot he annaIa3
nave been using them for some time
ana IND that they are entirely curing ms
OF dyspepsia, and that is more tbnn / can
say OF any other medicine have ever nscJ
RESPECTFULLY yours, Mrs. II. MARrrS
me carter medicines for sale by WIN
uams' loiliyer & Walker, Dallas. Texas.
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AVA, ILL.,. January "a, lSsl.-oAnrrn MEDICINE

Gents,-Enclosed find one dollar, for
when please send by return mail one bot
We oarter,s Little Nerve Pills, and for the
balance Carter's Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle Of Liver Pills received from
You some time ago have been tested by me
and eeveral ofmy friends, among whom /
distributed them, and in every instance
have given entire satisfaction. For sick
headache, they are the medicine-scek moi
to improve them-they are perfect.
HUGH WILL, Ava, jackson Co., Ills.
For sale by Williams, Tolliver & Walker
druggists. Dallas Texan.
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huge Cinnamon hear lacora,ed and
TORE George Barker, near LeadyilIe' Insi
winter; Dr. W. X. Leonard said: ii cured
nus cruel wounds with two boxes of Browns
Arhlea Save, and without scarf You
should have n box of Browns Arnica salye
always IN The house; il removes inflammation
anu meals whenever the skin is broken, II
your druggist does not have 1t, send "a
cents IN stamps to the Brown Medicine Co.
Leavenworth, Kansas, and they will send
y You box BY return mail. For sale by
Williams, Tolliver Il Walker, Hoyt & Col.
I'm, and Howell IL Co., Dallas, Texas.
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Inc neighborhood OF Cork, In Ireland ,s
~ STATE OF pane, owing to the preyalsncs
WI w, Iaeles among the dogs 10 the locaI,tv
~. iu's mas arisen from one OF the dog, from
tne harrymofe kennel having escaped In n
s.a'e OF madness, After being absent some
uwe u returned to the Kennel and bit n
n uumoef OF the other dogs there. The an
e e1' tl nave issued an order stating thai
e con.k found at large and not under proper
s,;'h; Mll' DC disposed of unless claimed
be fined. V""ers VIII
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-18

Blood poisoning produces Rheumatism
Debility, scrofula, Mercurial or syphilitic
Ulcers, Fistula, Eruptions, etc. 1t engen,
ders disease and dcpresses vitality, and is a
dangerous condition of the system. If you
would rejoice in a pure blood and healthy
body, use Acser's Blood Elixir. Sold by
W. ii. Patterson \ Co.. Dallas. Texas.
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A Dalsyp,,ce

ChrG Hlnbemans saloon Of Fort Worth
winch Is hard by the depot, is well known
70 ana most popular place with the trnv.
ellnH public Chris and Dick FLANAGAN
preside, ana the purest and best liquors are
served aud cono0cted In style TO suil
the taste OF tho most fastidious They
carry nothing but the very pest brands Of
goods, and Il you iain would smoke. il ia
here you will find the best brands OF cigars
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SUNDAY SUMMARY.

A Literary Symposium Whereat Seats
are Provided for the Reader
OF Every Glass, Condition
and Degree.
Here the Epieure liz Letters May Fiud
Something that viii Pique
& Jaded Appetite.
Here the 0bseryant Business Man Per.
& chance Nay Alight Upon Prof.
table Paragraph.
Here the VOtary of Eickle Fashion
4 viii Doubtless Discover Per-
tinent "Pointer."
Here the WOuld.be Wit May Breath
"a Fresh Inspiration.
Here the Snapper-up of tribes is
in Glover.
Here the Hero Worshipper will Inhale
ff Incense.
Finally, Here is Something for All.
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convenient to carry, pleasant to take, and
certain IN their results are AcSer's Dys.
persia Tablets. Recommended by physic.
liant and endorsed by alI who have used
them. The best known remedy for Dvs.
pepsia. Sold by W. II. Patterson Il Co.,
Dallas, Texas.
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sASroND, MIonfGAn, August 70. 1879. IA prR
MEDICINE COMPANY.
Gentlemen-Plcase send TO my address
another bottle Of the Little Liver Pills.
consider them asoyereign remedy for Head.
ache. CHARLES 8. SANFORD,
Midland county, Michigan.
For sale by Williams Tolliver q Walker
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AoGer's Blood Elixir is most powerful
9srhuicator OF all impurities OF Tho blood
Ulcers, old Sores, Scroluous Eruptions or
nypniltic poisoning, are speedily cured by
us use IT, puritles the whole systom and
oaihshGs al Rheumatic and NenroI.ic
PANS pans. sold by W. II. Patterson n 60
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20 not trille win anv T,roo, =. =,

DO not trille with any Throat or Lung
Disease Whenever you have Cough use
Acker's English Remedy, and prevent cur.
lher trouble. Although CONSUMPTION Is
tue most prevalent disease in this count nv.
You can be perfectly protected by the use
OF This preparation. Sold by w. Ii. Patter.
on & Co., Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-18

Crushed feea.--Oa,s, corn Nna pnrlev
crushed Is economical, healthtul and better
Tor horses and cows than whole grain.
Corn meal, Graham -four, hominy and grits
Manufactured ut Felton's corn.mill, Pat.
terson avenue,
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Thousands OF cases OF Consumption are
cured every year by Acker's English Rem.
eedy' A single dose will show its good eff
iect ana Tor those who wish to make trial
We nave put up trial bottles, at 10 cents
nor Tor sale by W. IL. Patterson 4 Co., Dallas,
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vital Statistics,

IL 10 shown by the reports OF health boards,
and other authorized bodies, that diseases OF
The kidney aud bladder are largely on the
Increase a sad fact, due perhaps to the fool.
i.h habit OF drinking lager beer and othe,
liquors, without knowing what they arc
made OF. Is there u remedy Decidedly
yes. First, stop drinking. Second, Use
specific for kidney, bladder, liver nm,
urinary complaints Hunts Rem eiy. the
great kidney and liver lneG.Olne &c andorsc
BY Q uinent physicians. '>
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Try IL! Try It'll, Try nm

R""'er, you should 20 at once to your
''r,a and get 25c. box of Browns Ar.
lea salye. II II fails once to cure any
burn, old sore, ulcer, frost bite or innamed
sore eyes, your druggist will return your
money. Positively warranted.
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8. 8. 8. stands unrivaled for blood db.
eases; Is q blessing to those who take Il.
send me the address OF doubtful ones. John
STaggart. Salamanca. N. Y.
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A Pure and EGco,lv, Hair pr.,.,nx

"'e anu Sncctivs Hair Dressing.
oocoalne, compound OF Cocoanut OIL,
beauties me hair and Is sure TO allay all
The superiority OF Burnett's Flavoring
strength. '"'
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The children often get burned or bruised.
browns Avnica salvs Is warranted to cui !
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Just open the door for her and A.,
NWlnSlow viii prove tho American Eio-snco
Nightingale OF the Nursery. OF this wc are
80 sure, that we will teach our "SnS, :, 20
say a Blessing on Mrs. Wlnslow' fnrbcln.
InE hor 10 survive and escape the erlpIng
SollSAlng, and teething siege, Mrs. WINS.
low soothing Syrup relieves the child
rom pam, ANA cures dysontery and dler'
rheea' 1t sohens the gums, reduces inf,,.
nation, cures wind collie, aud carries the
infant safely through the teethins nerjnJ
~ performs precisely what it processes 10
perform, every part of it--nothinr less We
nave never seen Mrs. Winslow. know her
0S's tnrouSh the preparation of her
II S %mn syrup for Children Teething.n
US she is, a physical saviour TO the mimi
race race Sold by all druggists. % cents A boi.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

:, We Warrant Six Boxes Of Dr.. n. o. VESTS
ncrvo ana brAin Treatment 10 cure ali
whatever nature, such a. Nervous Head.
ache Mental Depression, Loss OF Memoir
spema'orrh@a and involuntary EmissiSu,
caused BY oysrwork Of the brain, scli.sbuse,
each Is order. agreeing 70 refund ,hc er wmn
II the. treatment does not clicct crfr i IN "
MOI tM. Price u per boz; III boxer n, "a
ssnt epaid byms On rsesir, Of pros. tsa, !.
1ss "a ,u s.iu * y sEEDy ,ICEs0N, Whole.
sS ~ 1H sss S;Sisi s1 y: 0'ls.AA L. Or
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do. the vor ID, ~"S~
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A"S florence Nightingale 81 tho Nnrserv
tt,e luliuWlhs Is an extract from a lett,,
written to Tho German Reformed Messen'
ger at Chambcrsburg, Penn: N'''''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-28

SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the City Council OF the
city Canton Ohio two Othlrds OF all the members
curTng herein That each owner OF lot part OF n
lot land abutng both sides OF North street and
hereby required IN grade the sidewalk said street In
front his her their property according TO the esab
shed grade said street. and lay cause TO De laid
thereon pavement eight feet in width, OF good hard
burned brick flag stones bed OF sand four Inches
thick with cut curb stone placed TO the curb line OF the
street
sKCrIoN 2. That It Is hereby made the duty OF the
Mayor said city after this ordinance takes
effect may be- TO cause TO be served on the owner
Of property contemplated by the first
ton OF this ordinance in of the absence OF such
owner OWNERS then upon his her their agent,
Of this ordinance Areturn OF the service Of such
notice shall be made By the Mayor 70 the CITY Council
In writing and filed by the City Clerk I'm his office as
evidence OF Tnat II such property owners,
Of them, shall fail TO comply with the requirements
OF this ordinance after the service OF such notice In the
OF notice aforesaid the said sidewalks shall
be graded and curbed herein required By the
Street Commissioner OF said CITY, and the costs thereof
shall By him certified up to the Auditor Of said
" and by him placed special assessment upon the
tax duplicate against said property Of such owner
the County for collection other by
him collected with interest and five cent penalty
thereon. for the city and which shall be applied In
ment OF such cost and expenses
SECTION 8. That an ordinance entitled "An Ordin-
ance 70 provide for the construction sidewalks the
Shriyel Run" be and the same Is hereby repealed.
SECTION 4. That this ordinance shall take effect
from and after It's passage and legal publication.
Passed July %. 1888. -. -, -.
ATTEST: L. NJ GRIMES. Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-28

WHAT they wanted was a general
slaughter of protective duties. All this
the Canton Democrat distinctly admit
ted few days ago. And yet Democratic
editors have gall enough in their ma
lures to argue that none of the respOn-
sibility attaches to their party for the
tory.
The party controlling Congress is re-
sponsible for the measures enacted, and
the last Congress was Republican.
Hence the Republican party Is RESPONSE
bic for the wool business. This is why
the Repository and Carroll Free Press
squirm so. And then Mckinley voted
with the Democrats against the tariff
bill; but it passed, for the millionaire
mOnOpOlists were on the ground as a
lobby power and so commanded.
The Democrats wanted a general
slaughter of monopoly, and to establish
justice. But all this the Republican
party in Congress did not want. This
is what ''the Canton DEMOCRAT distinct
ly claims"-and don't you forget 1t,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-28

The following are the gentlemen who
have been selected as delegates to the
Senatorial convention:
Sandy TOwnship-JOhn K. Wilson
Paris TOwnship-JOhn Carson. Cicero
Htner, James Slentz.
washington TOwnship-B. j. G. Will
lard, John Cairns.
Lexington TWP. W. GaskiII, VIM.
Reynolds, X. G.. Williams, M. Nj. King.
mOny.
Nimishillen Twp-C. L. Juilliard, las.
M0tfit, A. V. POntius, VIM. Wink.
Osnaburg TWp-Benj. DehOff, James
Hoover.
Pike Twp-Saml. G. Howenstine.
Canton Twp-Aug. Sucker, Geo. Old
field, David HOutz.
Canton City-1st ward, Danl. Worley,
Austin Lynch; I'd ward, j. c. Welty. j.
Nj. Myers; Sd ward, Frank Alexander,
A. y. Slentz, Jn0. A. Mack; 4th ward, b.
a, ROhn, VIM. Archinal; 9TH ward, A.
McGregor, johnson Sherrick; 9Th ward.
John T. Rauch; 9TH ward, H. s. Belden,
DIR. l.. Slusser,
Plain Twp-Lewis Essig, Lewis A.
Bloomfield, w. j. Mathie.
Lake Twp-LeOnard Raber, VIM. Wac
ner, Geo. Frank.
jackson Twp-Jacob Gels, Alpheus
DTduy.
Bethlehem Twp-JOhn LeOw, Mat. Sis
terhen, 4. j. Walker.
- Sugarcreek TWP. M.Shetler, CYRUS
Frease.
Ferry Township-RichVille jeremiah
SehWelr; MassillOn, Julius Whitman.
Peter Berrar, Lawrence Roger, George
Sheerer, John NJ. Farrar, John McKane,
ETed MOlitOr, Christ Luzius, Josiah
Kl0tz, Frank TuennissOn,
N IuscaraWas Twp--W. +. Oberlin, l..
+. StOner, Hamilton Harris.
LAWRENCE WV. K. Warden, Henry
MuIIel|s' SeO. StOVer, l.. Swigart.
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THE Carroll Free Press ia also defend
ing and explaining the wool tariff busi-
ness In The last Republican Congress.
OF course, it don't tell the true and
straight story, but it does try to excul-
pate McKinley's voting with the Demo-
Gratis against the iniquity. The Tariff
Mckinley organs can take either horn
OF the dilemma. If McKinley's vote
against the tariff inlquity and against
his own party was right-the Democrats
were right. If the Republican majority
were right In passing the iniquity, then
was Mckinley and the Democrats wrong.
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MIsoELLANEoUs.
NOTICE.

Notice B hereby given that the undersigned have this
Med In the Probate Court Of stark county, Ohio their
petition, praying for order authorizing them to sell
otherwise dispose OF the following claims belonging
TO the estate OF Joseph Painter deceased which
In the life time OF said decedent, and which have
come desperate. tO-wit;
rrOmssory note. dated May 27th. 1871. for S425.
against q. McaregOr.
PrOmssOTy note. dated May 9th, 1873, for al so,
against Thomas GOehnour.
PromssOry note, dated March 27th 1877 for SIs76 so
against George McGuire and Christian Singer.
Promissnry note. dated July 26th, 1867. for 5000.
against A. B. way and Henry Camp.
PrmIssoFy note dated December 24th 1879, for S75.
against WIN. H. Stamm.
Due bill dated February 9Th, 1877, for t0e5O against
VIM. Duel.
Promlssory note, dated Jan. 5th. 1877, for S7I9.
against ID. Lind \ 20.
said petition Will be hearing on the 18th day OF
August, 1888. JACOB PAINTER,
DANIEL LENKER
Executors OF the last VIII and Tes-
1ul28-d lament OF Joseph Painter, decd
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Real Estate Transfers.

8. A. COnklin to Thomas II. Bard. lot
1914, in Canton, $500; William 8. VIII
liams to Mary A. Hench, tract of land in
section 4, $11, LOO; Conrad Peter to John
G. Wasehter, out lot 125 in Canton, 1926;
Chas. WerDet to william H. Bell, lot
1347, in Canton, 800; John f. Kitzmil-
Ter to Ann Harper, north half of lot 2941
in Canton, $940; John 4. Kitzmiller to
David Wolf, lot 1890 in Canton, $3.50;
Laura B. COnklin to Louis DumOnt, lot
1856, in Canton, $3.50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-28

j. A. Bachman, No. 30 K. Tuscarawas
street, has just received a large ship
ment of genuine Export Lager Beer
from the celebrated MOerlein Brewery,
Cincinnati. This Lager Beer is manu-
factured expressly for the export trade,
and Is the finest beer made in the cOun-
try. Mr.. Baehman will keep this cele-
brated beer bottled for family use Per
sons wishing a good article of beer
should not fail to call at Bachman's.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-28

Many of our agricultural friends SADLY
remember the bitter and disastrous frost
of "a years ago, that effectually ami
hilated the promising wheat fields of
Stark county. AS reminder of that
disaster, MIR. Joseph Smith brought a
bunch of the straw, cut on his farm in
the southwestern part of this township,
that year, to the city to-day and passed
1t around to friends. He had preserved
a shock of straw all that time to show
that 'man proposes, God dispOses."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-28

The present Republican platform de-
mands i'll distinct terms the restoration
OF the tariff OF 1867 on wOOl.-[ RepOsi-
tory.
On, it is no trouble for the "grand old
party" to act one way and howl anoth-
er. 1t was their own party that voted
wool out; and in their convention they
demand 1T be restored All this is wor-
thy of the old fraudl
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,ConDotton Valley Railway.

TD's special evening train from Can
tOD to Congress Lake will be discOn-
y nued after Thursday evening, July
10Th. Arrangements can be made for
special train by applying to either of the
undersigned. SAM BRIGGS,
GenI Manager G. V. X. r.
G. II. STOwELL, Passenger Agt.
4. BARNETT, Man. Congress Lake.