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nnuns rad. bic rifetrum ctr tsfft StrtiS
tpirflib rstIlsr 9cr,uss 1T; une eabsr tcmmt
q, eaB Ids Samts Boss soIoene ilbrse-
bauie isint Hatahmunasn bat. aaufT
sruntn bic gtbttsii irfrrt an eu sanesIs.
marie frtfnusu, rsl6t aus tinT Ma,
arcut ttffshi, an psIdtr zine
@aaat hinst. Ran ctri6tre f6, has arcne
une Waast in bic S6aals ess 0tbauits tin.
atiftmptlt fine. Suntlitre iIne I'M Gneeinrtn
tints artifeis ishr srrlittia bis ne Mot nur
rtitn. zap etrieltt gut IL, ~icuetrn eae auG
rr Gharafin eer 5atriianitn tin icldtr IL,
Rag eis Gualiidt er @aartn fits itrtus
multfrsiltis efhaittn rtretu rire.
5iiItarEsrrt Ia, zen Is. SteTa.r lss1.
zs SAINTS fess ssIeeaea ukrsthsais' stteR 1t rt E.ras
eutsE. Se tysuttn tsins ensfsst=us, re ~tmsiskltu ~
Nlsti. einst nstiHsr eEHsta ban cn .1autt sess' asItezti
utrsss5HN" i3eu Hktr % 1skTs Im sssSsIS, uns 90 II nrt .
aui izis rsrssr. Sc iSssrt niti tEr sts essauit ueiat eistn.
GaraR;it gu sttcn, teieneus iGT est rsgt aHe ~rsrsefeTis ss
S,F, Z. siui,, sax,lts,.
2tg trHuiris n. !. ea :. 1sRuss Iss.
risits seIesn, Gttsus Ss. 6sss. t,sznni aIs eas .San.s
sess' aetetnt uktsskinst," TAM isSe IN nIctatn Strs. ~ ssn
mix isi lsRr SCI, ssstauti ErEstn us III Het N suitH SEs
fianes. Izs StTf III esfsite, rtIfes IN erus etssE't Rar. ala
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sI That es 9trt aktresuet tai, Et!tts asstartsttr it.
Rariu d. eezeu. trtsCier =. J. =. NJ lIsns. &c.
Ran isHss zine 8 Gents yarfe an bic Qesasns MIR.
ssbduis. 5abrif, ptiiaseIpbia. ga. fnr sin babiA
iauarirtss Vsmsblst. neIAe q ,eist bis Samss Ssss'
unb Resisne uhrssbauIe gemaAt usrssH.
CSertfesuns fciet.) 6
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1aaoc.

TN, ! = 0q, ! bOer en- gaSe
f,sa, mart i splU Os Cub,
8 bier ~ 9l al 6arUer fulo.
I asr iSsl,-Oen cr Ell lang
I .. b. ,or9Sen os meo Slang.
s.s nam y mfSet let Tan lere,
isAg~s 5oli / StjOloet bare,-
h a,s !, til aOclsmano,
:" Sl'bmanO bier ben.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
Rorretpn1oanfe.
aortsFslo, 3dion Co., @is.,
22be 9Septbr.. 1888.
ST.. Hebaftprl

NOrtbfielS, 3dIOn Co., @is.,
22oexSeptbr., 1888.
9r. &ebattsri
vi bar aaerebe b3t Ell Iiben Ssroit,
lom frsS libel Maiifn, laa BEN itanb.
leoes / i'm Sart 81 bliuer life baIu
apl'rs. Gn Del III Dog maaife uere
soS NOT til Seb, rden en- flor Del er
neppe "9nifnins" pfrb. 9uab Sueben
ansaar, oa ueo ri lite meset enbmu,
tbi fun 6aa bar tfrifet; Set antaaes
| 4lminoelisbeo, al ben oil sips ct sobt
uobptte, men maalE uil nj, naar Serlfs
ninsen bespnber, blpe ~ifuifet. 9rilerne
CT itf beie, bog leaeritte iuert laue
enOnu. Sps Hog saar aIOeIes fell De,
lom bar t9rifet, bSr faaet fra ii til
Is Bulb. pr. NcrS 6aar man iaa So
a 40 Gts. pr. Slab., iaa bliuer man
lite ifatlemmet al pc Yense, man faar
tor ct Vas. Werx ri tor life flase /;
De af 0aseIitormef rammebe faar ma
item Snsentins, n5le AT Be nebllasne
Straa boloer paa sat tomme, men for,
lent til at mobue4
"0ecorab.polsl Ieies O~ueralt; ibas
mOStOs ies BET ii4te Numsr at "geS
arnen", nemlis ben forISbne 9lare
gang; "2oro Saftarns 0ptre" er ben
melt ipGnbenbe 0feue, ies nos%sniinoe
bar lGit; ies nil iioetminoite lette en-
ltorartet Yris paa kn Zig STORYTELLING /
De LANCE aftener. Ealser DE iaa sobt
neite STORYTELLING, ida CT Oe ouenpaa.
9olo irem, iOm % bar i%teunet, os
tab life MaaIet q flSiste.
Ole. s.. grition.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

Can elemente. en Q i 0Grbebeu a /
VeneOts, StaIien, bar ct Sinbipaesalpl,
gpor Der ftnoss 1000 fuinbelise 9a>
tlenter, De fleite al buiIfe er TONNE bers
ben at ulptfeIio .SiprIiobsS
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

Over SEN p%eitinbiits . Martinque
git Ser ben 4be Ssptbr. Ell 6ptlone
iom paa 9aunen Der OOsla9oe is Stibe.
st ensite ilap uifaot oerfra.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

Der sr TO Giug Der / Seroen, iom
en- Mauo aIoris er forbereot pau, os
Oct sr Spiuingsr.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

Yaa oenne Sib al Naret pl ri ipecieli
sJpre Sarmere os Nnbre, Der trGn9er til
auGs eler Ss=Sester, opm9rtiomme paa,
at ri er iiianO til at lenere ale brugelise
Stsrrelier, fra 3 Sons til 10 Sons aapa.
citst, efter fort @ariel % til iaa lapc Fri
Ter, iom npscn forite 8lasies Sabritani
her eler npget anSet Steo fan tilbnoe.
Set er life uor Nst at fonfirrsre meb
De b%iligere Slass Sestsr, tbi bette tnnoe
alene ite oerpeo, at Vi iabritersoe ct baar.
tisere Slass, ipm hperten oiloe tilireosz
title os eIer pore 8unoer, nIen oco al
BRUCE itrens Spariommelisbeo, tage pei
oare paa Marfeoets Gang Os uGre uel for.
upiet meo Ell lioen berettisst &ruiit er ri
I Stano til at ircnbpoe til Salas Se9tsr
Ser oil iiaa peo Siben al be beolte, for en-
Fris, iom pi er ooerbeoilt ON oil beiinbes
rin,elis.-Gpre 8ester ~sarauteres / enbuer
Qenieeuoe.
Gammelt Germ. Wesine, 9obber oa 3inf
tjebes for 8ontant til bsieite Marteb-Yris
ener tages | 8ptte for Sester.
II. E. Castor s. Co.
3ontor / gpen hos 3. g. Sec. ben
JOrlass= Sanoel i Main Street.
6abritten lisser IL Mil / ge5t
for DEBORAH.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

abrabam 9incoIns samIe Moae /
MsparO Gountp, Suinois, er nebbren6t.
Den par opfort / Naret 1929.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

Gen frantic Re9iering o9 pauen er
tomnlet til en- oenitabsIi9 5oritaasIis msO
butranore.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
Gmiaratious>Siiire.

timber oenue Gren al Dor Sorretnina
tommer enbuer 5oreipvrgiel on irit BE
g~leriussIano / Goroueltsu. Starter % Se-
ltripelier ouer boor bet beoite SomeIteaos
9anb III ion finoes isnoes b%ereiter lieeioni
iorben irit, uaar ct 3sGent5 5rimGrie IND
ieuoes. 2%anoiesers, Der ltal Seit. bDr ben.
uenoe Jig paa port 0opsoiontor / q. &aul
eler ogiaa I'll Dor CHice / WinneapoIis
for at erboloe 9aroleserbiIetter til neo
iat Eris.
5l.tf. q. e. Sobniou.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

6n 6ariot raier Omtrins Geapel /
Stalien, o9 man antager, BET er BEN
guile Sober.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
Saar for Gamer.

6. Sre3imift bar ct tort Splag al
"SuitdJes" til Iriier fra $1.00 % oppper.
Sgsaues" % "6riSsets" / fort llppaIa, ps-
Iaa Saarsaiaber, Ginse % sulobeilaaeoe
Saaer af Saar. 9ameu9reliet er peo Sis
ben al Sarberituen, liseoperfor Oct npe Toit-
tontcr, pper 2eonares 4egbanoei. 4ltf.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

4auen gap iorIsosu Quoientie Ill
5000 itaIienite YrGiter.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
III Ul
Qmcritanite Gailrant 0omtani

o~;napiils 9auos. b s6r man seEoeaee rs
I'll BET
amcriiaHite G:aiarant aumearli,
Oct Gloite os paal;oc!i9ite Qsrsls9ontot
i amsrifa. GjsHEsm ecuNe 3HititutioH er
ser biemieaot ouer 5 g3igiousr Dollars
aesn Siaosri ercr 9t,oitn;ra, b@usrtsu for
aiicuesrsu. &aar Ger iiiitiIes cs tpeslis
% fulofaEois goreaie, incsFtoar ri for
'ortonte E.nees uobstalius paa u9pn,e
Soitsaoutor.
gilt:.er fra S'anoinnpien irIaes al o.
poo rims!iss SiIIaar. vi m~ootaser pore
Sasiastrer itrar bed 9onoili9HinSen i
Cattle geroeu % Ter til, al De % oeres
Isi ipmn,er / soet Sehulo til Stationen.
81 uaosrr;;ter Siast.aigbsren ON G~frsiieu
ira Nelp gort.
Vile Soripsrsslsr b%eiuorss m.c cmsaa'
euos Set.
Woresis:
Capt. 81. q. Seaniou, asent,
American Emigrant Company,
3. .. Beg 1o40 Io. % State Str.
Wsw gort, u. ..
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

Ercuriioner til Sfau0iunpieu

bsr erinsres Of ale Dem, Der aster at Of
lGsse sarsle 9anoet ct Yelss / fpmmenos
Giteraar. grcuriionerne oil afsaa fra ct.
Eanl % Geu Yert paa neeeHitaaenos
9ase:
FRA Ct. VauI. FRA 4ep gort, GampIt;b
Zen lfe-11e Septbr. I5oe Septbr. "Jslano".
= aS,n- 9se Stibr. 13oe Stibr. "5birguaua".
= 3o'e- cite Gopbr. lobe Topbr. "Sslano".
= 4Ss-a0oe Gou5r. 2ibe Goubr. -gsiIsr~
Manse bar allereoe inotesuet ii8. Seno
Iorsorist for bore grcuriions=G irfulGrer,
sipenbe BtIetpriierne iantt ane andre npo'
uenoise Splpsnin9er.
stiff. u. 6. Sobnion g. So.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

Or. Sames @risbt er afsaaet usb
0eben; ban a tibIisere Statss Sefres
tor / Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

Miss BELL OLSON
oar flpttet FIN "9reis Mating" 5orretnins
ii McSenrp & MILLIONS 8psnina, Opeupaa.
A. NJ
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
i.ure Grenrfouer,

9isis Eampere er npe, itare % burti9.
gaaenoe o9 Erileu paa SiQetier or aHiat
til fau 40 Collars fra Chicago til buiiten=
iombelit 0aun / De ltanoirapiIte 9anoe.
Sasiogcrer maa uGre / Chicago 10 Gage
fpr Stibene aigaar.
8eturbillettcr til neoiaite %riier.
GiQetter bgr fires / goo 5io. Sc or
bodies peo beaoenoelle til Qinisrs 9ofal=
N9enter eaer 6. q. Icains,
Gsa'l ageHt, 15l 90 Saiie Str, Chicago.
- Gampere tilbereroe ocune Sinie aiaaa
fra Neiu g)ort ii! europa bpcr l9e. 1.3
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0reaas' @Inceriue saIpe,

Det Bsbfte / 9er6.n tan iiaes |
sanbbsS ON @risss' @Ipc.r ls SoIu.,
tpilfet ar en- filter Rur mob Staor,
Ssranrmer, grunbiaur, Saar, baab. al
bet enc og bet unbst SIags. Den uiI
ssfaa ufeiIbarIist b.Ibreb. 9amorrboibsr.
Stab os ale 9ubsS p9Somm.. Satiss
%tattion sarant.rss, euer 9.ns,ne betas
les tiIbas.. run 25 Gents. Gil SaIos
b0s 5. 8. MOntsOmsry & 60.
30.lp.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

s Si5nlrf bar Scr bannct ia ct
N(tiitit!ifa6 for Boring Al eli a,ftt5iif
8rcao.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
Sintej

Siniei
s.s ham sfu,sia
Ieaeu
- aMerna.
g~ansiaarigt Sod
ztrtta 81 BE- sts,Id
milling % burtI
rims.
b at reift III su
zen a Esr,s 8tnn,.
psiritxsx s.Hi tor
be beofe gnatnd
T. RoIl.n}
General Gsain|
frpebpos. Rsr y
Il al llhirs,',i -s5arfI
tseelie sl,e &apn,i
me s1rsr I fe rad
ON oct T,ii,Het IN
n ior utEiis 'eu "A
sse % e,H ri I'D
aii b7ss. ] hsH
nc / Getr1
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..

EE:PAAI
eiie Snnt { BET ssr|
eta. 5spa Os Gs''i,
FAINT 1iI'up;Hlass'Y
n,ier / 9orsp,i.:x .,
uaturIissis I'll s'sr1
st. Paul and Mi1
Lacrosse and v
Aberdeen and
EauCIaire and 4
Vausau a MeI1
aver Dam and
Waukeshs and Y
Madison snd ~
sDd y
willie and Ming
nd and Dubuqn}
Island ani u
& and Omsha.
Sioux Falls 4
Mitchell and chi
St. Paul andY
Paul and Mn1
a Dc fmnffthJ
a ChicaS
Paul la
eIsr HI Ha!iii Il
.m;.
II. CarpeH1''1
| e.nl Eaii'J
Gr.H. Heaf~d
ssT'i s.ur Rh /
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O;u 2aot

gal man isEos G,s5s blsm til Dc Ten
o;napiilt 9aros. b k6r man seEueaos rs
III BET
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
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ca sod
l anSst Slaa1
lntsresiants 81
toiter = eaa..J
,'ft De itie ieaS1
&irfuIaI
n II. M naf,r|
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saaF %nsentlia h
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
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So l2 Sci.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

GEN. JOHN MCDONALD, of the famous
st. Louis Whisky Ring, is passing around
with his work exposing that gigantic
and corrupt syndicate. 1t is a book
made up from documents, with fac
SMILES of letters never charged to be
fOrgeries, and the evidence is that had
Mcdonald ever been put under oath
BabcOck would have been convicted and
Grant impeached. Yet BabcOck, smirch-
ed, but saved by Grants favor, is to-day
a puTveyOr of public funds in Washing.
ton. Verify, turn the Tascals out. The
book has never been answered, and of it
the New York Herald says:
What amount of evidence is to be
given TO the various revelations made by
Mcdonald concerning the operations
and TamificatiOns of the whisky Ring
of st. Louis during Grants two adminis-
tratiOns, is not a matter to be hastily
decided. Ill advised friends of
Gen. Grant may believe such things are
to be best met by cOntemptuOus silence.
We do not believe it. AdespeT-
ate man like Mcdonald, who has had
years to nurse his wrath, whose posi-
ton was once high enough to give
some color to his assertions, whose
knowledge OF all the cOrruptiOns was
thorough, who has kept letters and made
notes cannot be passed unanswered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20
LOOISLILLE.
Budget of News Gathered by Our Regular
Correspondent

Budget of News Gathered by Our Regular
Correspondent
d. NJ. Slusser, is in Indiana attending
to business and visiting friends.
Mrs. Addie Swiek, of West Salem, is
visiting at DR.. j. P. Shillinges on Main
street.
Robert Taylor, of WilmOt was in
town Sunday visiting his brother j. II.
! Taylor.
Lee WarstleT, is attending the Chicago
exposition in the interest of tile ma
chine manufacturing company which
he represents.
}. IL. Taylor, and Benton Matthias,
started Monday evening for Columbus
to attend the Grand Lodge, which meets
at that place this week.
Dick Davis, Frank Eckerman, Louis
Eresy and Peter CalmelOt jr., started
on Thursday evening for California; 1t
is prospective trip we understand.
All lovers of the beautiful Swine"
can crafty their curiosity by calling
on John Stiquel, who keeps Jumbo"
of the ChesteTwhite species. John is as
proud of this pOrker as he was of that
four dollar and half peach.
Among our neighbOrs we were accus-
toned to see the pleasant cOuntenance
of Mrs. SheplaT, wife of Rev. j. X. Shep'
lar, but ii is with sorrow that We now
chronicle her death, which occurred on
Tuesday of last week. She was taken
from labor to reward at the age OF fifty
nine years, having been a member of
the U. B. church for As years. She was
| loving companion, kind mother, and au
exemplary christian.
A good cOInet band is an honor to any
village. Music Is contagious, for how
often do we see our juveniles initiating
them upon simpler instruments. IL Is
not of these Juvenile bands such as
/ North Mill street could afford last sum
mer which we wish to mention, but the
| Louisville Excelsior. 1t rendered the
music at the Marlboro fair, where it ac-
| quilted itself nObly, as it did wherever
/ it went the past season. 1t is not the
music entirely which we laud, but the
general department of the Ii members.
la this connection, boys, allow me to
/ gently hint that concert from yOu
| would, no doubt, be highly appreciated
by large audience.
1t is not always big bonanza TO in
vest in tax titles and is useless for one
man to butt against a railroad company
| This was exemplified in our midst. The
railroad company in building their tank
a few years ago got beyond due bounds
and erected it on lot No. 10 instead of
lot No. so of Chappul's addition. Mr.. V.
| knowing that a certain party held tax
title for lot 10, lot 40x60 feet, purchas-
ed it for paltry sum, and then proposed
to sell ii to the company, who offered
him $3.50, which hs-Tefused. On Satur-
day night, while Mr.. V. was peacefully
slumbering and dreaming of his fortune
in r. r. stock, the tank was quietly
moved by about forty men, under the
supervision of the master mechanic,
leaving lot 10 hardly worth the cost.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

THE editor of the Commercial Gazette
OF Cincinnati, makes an honest confess
sion that he was mistaken in his views
of the political result in Ohio, and does
it in this way:
Singular as it may seem, the able edi.
tor is occasionally mistaken. We can
tell by our own experience that this is
so. A few weeks ago we thought Pendle-
ton and HOadly were knitted and put
away on the high shelves in the mOrgue
of Presidential candidates to become
cool, that they might not be in that way
moist and unpleasant. And now while
HOadly is not in health and strength
physically, he is in good form politically,
and PendletOn goes about apparently re-
solved to be happy while he may; and he
has one or two surprising advantages.
He was at pains all summer not to offend
anybody. When he was reViled, he did
not resent it. When he was slandered
he did not open his head. When the un-
pleasant facts were flying about like
cats and brickbats in riot, he behaved
with Christian craftsmanship. There is
no telling what may happen to Pendle-
ton if the Democracy are going to have
things their own way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

WATTERsON's Louisville COurier-Jour.
nal thus plainly meets the false cry of
Republican journals:
The prOtectiOnists will soon discover
that their mendaciOus game of trying to
make people believe that the Democratic
party aims to abolish all custom houses
and establish free trade, pure and sim.
pie, is a losing one. 1t has been sue
cessful because, until within the last
few years the new generation of Ameri-
cans had not reflected upon the causes
of the enormous taxation imposed upon
them at time of peace. Republican
editor who represents to his readers that
our industries are threatened by Dem
Ocratic free traders" is either grossly
ignorant or he knowingly states what
he is aware is false.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

Gov. BEN BUTLER, of Massachusetts,,
enliVens matters thereawsy and hence
is useful man. Indeed, he Is active
and picturesque, full of common sense
that stirs the imagination and attracts
the people. The leading Republicans in
Massachusetts, are about as attractive
and as inspiriting as a collection Of
mummies. By the side of their timid
respectability and threadbare cant,
Butler looms up before the popular eye
constant source, in the language of the
subscription books, of instruction and
amusement. While he is Governor the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

The ninnyhammer who wrote up a
column or so of stuff for the Repository
about the Democratic celebration on
Tuesday evening, was evidently in a
hOrrid condition of lacerated mind. He
had not got away from the winter of his
discomfort; was not enjoying the full
moon of victory and good feeling. His
jaundieed condition would not let him
tell mOdicum of truth. His good ma
ture even had not begun to return. OF
course, all things are jaundiced to the
jaundieed eye.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

The largest estate ever sold in Scot
land in one lot at public auction was
disposed of few days since to Mr.. John
BullOugh for $4,000, aside from the
timber, which will be paid for as an ad &.
ditiOn at a valuation. The estate is
known as the Meggernie estate, and is
situated in the valley of GlenlyOn, Per-
thshire. 1t contains upwards of $4,000
acres, included in an area of fifty square
miles, and is one of the best sporting
and grazing estates in Scotland. The
salmon fishery extends to the almost
Unprecedented length of over 40 miles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20
MEDICAL.
WHAT HAPPENED TO
MIR. JOSEPH BEACH.
Stone in the Kidney Expelled after
Using DIR David Kennedy's Favor
ite Remedy About two Weeks.

One of the most remarkable that has ever been
brought the notice OF the public is that of Mr. j. s.
Beach, of stone Bridge. Ulster Co, N. Y. MIR. Beach
suffered since october 1Sth 1874, from the pres
ence Calculus Stone in the right kidney. No less
than seven physicians employed at darent times
whom Sir. Beach paid hundreds Of dollars for medi-
cal treatment with only temporary relief from his
agony.
by the urgent solicitations OF his friends he was In
duced to try Dr. David Kennedy's Favorlte Remedy
experienced marked Improvement from the first dag
he began the medicine: on tire 18th of Septem-
Der he yOlded a stone as large could be passed
through the natural channel.
Mr.. Beach concludes long letter TO Dr. Kennedy by
saying; "It will always afford pleasure to recon-
mend the FavOrite Remedy" to those who may be suf-
fering from difficulties OF the Kidneys and Bladder, or
any disorders arising from an impure state Of the
blood. The Favorite Remedy" sold by all druggists.
The Doctors only address is Rondout, New York,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

THE Cincinnati Enquirer is out in a
double loaded boom for HOadly as Presi-
dent. 1t claims that the man who can
win Democratic victory in Ohio on the
eve Of s-Presidential contest, and in the
face of the full Republican vote, has the
elements of great leader in him. 1t
declares that HOadly is now the fore
most man of his time, politically speak
ing, and that his boom must go on.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

JOHN SHERMAN is not the saddest man
in Ohio. by any means; in fact, it is not
exactly his funeral, but rather that of a
person named Charles Foster. No doubt
the tall Senator thinks it was sharp in
him not taking the Republican nOmina-
tiOn for Governor. He congratulates
himself that Foraker took it--and took
the drubbing. John Sherman "is devil
iah alvo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

A DISPATCH printed in the New York
Times just before the election said: at
is idle to deny that if the Republicans
are defeated now their chance for 1884
is shattered" After the election the
Times run its powerful editorial mind
in this way: "The first thing to note in
the election is the absence of any ma
.tiOnal issue of significance" 1t is evil
dent circumstances alter cases and ut
taraneaa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

The Repository wonders if some of
1.-The stuff for the big blowout came
from the bunghOle of BOOkwalter's bar
rel" Well, it did not come from the
bunghOle of Charles EOster's bar'I. So,
let the Rep. rest easy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

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world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores. Cancers, Piles, Chilblains,
COrns, letter, Chapped Hands, and all
skin eruptiOns, guaranteed to cure in
every instance. or money refunded. 25
cents per box. For sale by P. II. Barr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

A WISE and frugal government, which
shall restrain men from injuring one
another, shall leave them otherwise free
to regulate their own pursuit of indus
try and improvement, and shall not
take from the mouth of labor the bread
it has earned. This is the sum of good
government. THOMAS JEFFERSON.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20
We All KNOW

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kisses taste better then they look, and
are better after dark; that it is better to
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take DR.. Jones Red Glover Tonic never
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piles, pimples, ague and malaria dis
eases, poor appetite, low spirits, head
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Price 80 cents, of Durbin, Wright 81 Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

people feel that he earns his salary, and
that they get more than the worth Of
their money in the entertainment he
provides and the amount Of work that
he does. He is adrawing eardi genius
that people appreciate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20
GOVERNOR
Thousands Say So.

Mr.. T. w. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes:
81 never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitters to my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid
sellers" Electric Bitters are the purest
and best medicine known and will posi-
lively cure Kidney and Liver complaints.
Purify the blood and regulate the bow
els. No family can afford to be without
them. They will save hundreds of dol
lars in Doctors bills every year. Sold at
fifty cents bottle by P. H. Barr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

THE vote of Ohio on the 9th was the
largest ever cast at State election, and
will equal if not exceed the Presidential
vote Of 1880. Such counties as we have
official returns show a larger vote than
was cast for President that year. In
Cuyahoga it was 1000 larger. Off-year
and stay-at- home excuses are not in Or
der. The whole people turned out.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

IT is terrible to hear that the Republi-
can state committee at Columbus comes
out of the campaign nine thousand dol
lars in debt, and is-sending round the
hat to get money to pay the funeral
expenses.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-20

AUGLAIZE county is probably entitled
to boast of the banner Democratic
township of the State-perhaps of the
union. Jackson township, of that cOun-
ty, cast 444 Democratic votes out of a
total vote of 453. That township does
honor to the name it bears.