davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
I'crunn.

This medicine was introduced TO the
medical profession and to the public ut
large by y, u. Hartman, Al. d., In 1877,
after he had prescribed IL 10 over 10000
patients IN almost every disease TO which
ilesh is heir. IL Ia wholly composed OF
numerous vegetable ingredients, each
one OF which is ackn0w lodged by the
medical profession 10 DO the most potent
OF all tho herbal remedies known 10
medical science.
But its great virtue is mainly attrlbu.
table 10 the new aud peculiar proper
lions IN which tho harmonious ingredi-
ents are combined, aud 10 the extreme
care exercised In i,s manufacture, using
only tho pure, active principles. and OK.
cluding oil that is crude or irritating,
No one should be without Peruna.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
=: THE DANGER or rmn TIMES.

EDITOR DEM0CRAT-NOw that the
Kentucky Senatorial struggle IN over, a
few remarks on matters connected
Herewith may not be out OF place. The
last Republican United States Senator
elected In New Hampshire cost the tax.
able people OF that state ono hundred
thousand dollars, and IL u fair sample OF
the manner In which the Senate In iill.
cd. The members are all wealthy, aud
represent to-day one hundred and eighty
millions OF dollars, and IN a fac eimile
of the Engliah house OF Lords. II has
reached that point that no poor man can
be u, 8, Senator, for the great mOnop-
Oliea, corporations and bankers debanch
the state Legislatures, ana elect their
tools every time. II seems any
man who can accumulate euf'
llclent money can, II he wish
ea, purchase Senatorial h0n0ra. II
matters little how no obtained the mon.
ey, 40 that he haa II; aud the s0'called
dead locks In state Legislatures IN only
blind kept NJ by the membera to de-
ceiye the PEOPLE, aud prolong the sea-
sion, aud OF course these lovely states
men thereby lill their pocketa from tho
state treasury, which method OF getting
money IL meaner than anenk thief or
u three card monte man. The United
States Senate Of to-day In an Incubus
and direct menace TO Republican instl'
tutIOna, and will have 10 be dispensed
with In order 10 save the Republic. "
has been said that during the past
twenty years the Senate had members
In its body OF such character, that
were the laws enforced some OF them
would be behind tho bars OF q prison.
Such men never could be elected by the
popular vote OF the people,
which will eventually be- the
way II that unnecessary Institution
stands, for II IN the friend OF
wealth and the peoples foe. But any
illusions made by Democratic journals
touching the makeup or morals OF this
body Ia caught up by Republican snbsi'
dized newspapers, and the terms Com
munIat, Socialist and Rl0ter is freely
ground out by these co'w0rkera, aided
by that great fraud the associated press,
which garbles and diatorta the truth
No wonder they want q standing army.
There must be help for these eyilH,
and the people must help themselves,
and that soon, for II requires little OBJ
seryatlOn 10 discern that the day IN fast
approaching when the aggressiOns OF
wealth, tho enalavement OF the people
(as note men working now for the star
walton wages OF w cents a day, and In
that Republican protected state Penn
sylyania,) the degradation OF politics
will drive tho people TO the only resort
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
The Profit In Farming.

In agriculture, as In all other indus
tries, Il Ia the best use Of opportunities
and materials that makes the most
profit Tho soil IL the material from
which the farmer produces his income.
IL Is productive only whom IL ls At work.
that Ia, when II Ia bearing some crop.
When II is ldlo II Is simply so much
money at rest and yielding no interest:
The soil, too, like money. IL exhausted
when II Ia Idle, and IL increasing In
value when II Is nj work. One might
as well fear that 40 much money rs the
land IL worth would become reduced In
value by being we'll invested, as that
the land would bc impoverished when
Il 10 In q productive condition, This
oan be very clearly shown. A Held Ia
sown now TO rye. and the crop VIII bo
gathered next July, Frequently IL Will
lio until the next spring, when u may
DO planted 10 corn. The corn VIII stand
n month after IL 10 ripe and might bo
cut and the land will DO plowed In the
sprinR and sown with oats. The oat
stubble will be two months before II Ia
plowed and sown 10 fall grain OF some
kind. Now tho ground has been Idle
more than half the time, producing
nothing. On tho other hand. a field
now 10 rye or whoat may be plowedi
M soon as the crop Ia cut and
planted with fodder corn, or
sown with millct, or a green crop
suoh NJ rape, or with turnips, and from
ayo 10 ten or fiftcon tons per acre OF val
uablc fodder taken from the soil This
will fcod n good many stock, sheep, pigs,
onttlo, or COWS, and the whole value OF
II will be returned In manure, Or the
crop may bo plowed undcr and tho soil
greatly enriched by II. The following
corn crop viii be Increased either way
by tho manure or tho green stun plowed
IN. II the corn 10 put In In good season.
tho land boing plowed In tho fall 40 that
no timo Ia lost, and Ia out ~ soon as the
grain In glazed, rye may bo sown and
narrowed In, and good fall or winter
pasture may bo secured. There VIII be
something 10 bo plowod In, TOO, In tho
sprIng more or less, and again the land
viii bs In bettor condition. This con-
slant cropping will keep down weeds
aud will produce something that may
be fed 10 stock, and N done, 40 n rule,
win oasIly provide fodder for twice as
much live stock ~ the farm usually oar.
rlos. No farmer will have n shadow Of
sdoubt that attho end OF ten years with
such treatment as this his land Will be
far richer and more productive. and no
will 10 proportlonately richer himself
than II II had laid idle six months OF
each Of those years. IN y Times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
Playing Valet 70 HlmselL

Our friend X. IL Just now In very low
watcr and has beon compelled to give
up his valet, and this " how he supplies
bls place. Every morning about seven
o'clock he jumps out Of bed, puts on
the blue trowsers with the yellow stripe
that his servant used TO Wear ties tho
traditional apron around his waist and
then sets TO work 10 blacken his boots,
brush his clothes and put them In his
drcssIng room, after which he lies down
again and goes 10 sleep. About ten
O'Clock he rings. OF course, no one an
swors the bell Nevertheless, and jus,
ns though his man stood thoro awaiting
his o,ders, hc says, John. my boots
and clothes,n ''You will find them In
the dressing.room, SIR" he replies to
h,mself. "3ll right, John, you may goi
III draw tho curtalns myself" ho
Nhen gotta up, and this semblance o. nis
former luxury appears 70 make up ior
tho loss oi hfs dismissed vIsA--ns~
Sygs,s'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
An Italian Murder.

Considerable excitement has been
caused In Romo by most cold-bloodcd
and carcfully-planncd murder. In 1870
man named Mont and his wife,
neither OF whom. could read or write,
hired In tho Pialzh Colonna ono OF tho
kiosquos which had Just been erected
for tho sale Of newspapers. BY dill
gonce and saving, thoy succeeded In
putting by no loss than $4,000 francs.
In tho month Of May last Mont was In
ducod by n man named Emilio FallncI,
who was passing by the name OF AdolIo
Landuoci, 10 join him In carrying on n
mandatory OF wax matches, which he
said he was about 10 establish at Log
horn, and 10 accompany him there.
From Loghorn letlore purportlng TO be
dictated by Mont were received from
time 10 time by his wife, informing her
OF matters connected with the manu-
factory and requiring rcmlttances,
which were Immediately sont. Becom-
Ing anxious, however, ~ his protracled
absence, she wrote expressing her fears,
and In reply received letter telling her
10 mako . trip 10 Leghorn, M ho could
not leave the works 10 come 10 Rome,
md 10 bring her savings-bank deposit
books with hor She started with tho
intention OF returning In three or four
days, and In the meantime loft the
klosquc In the charge Of her eldest boy.
A fortnight having passed., her children
received letter purporting TO bo from
her, telling them that she was unavoid-
ably detained; but that 'thelr good
Adolfo," the partner, was going 10
Rome 10 get some things required out OF
the strong-box. Adolfo arrived, WIS
permitted 10 break open tho box and
take all he thought llt from H. and thon
departed. Finally, however, suspicion
was aroused and tho Lcghom polcc
were communicated with, The pro-
tended mandatory In the Via del
Corallo wns found TO bo dosortcd aud
on tie door being brokcn open tho
bodies Of Mont and his wife were dis
covered In room, on tho door OF which
was n notice prohibiting any ono from
entering there, because u contained In
lammablo substances. The body OF
tho wiio, who had evidently been
murdered Immediately upon bor enter
ing the house, was lying on tho floor
That OF Mont, In M advanced stage OF
decomposition, was found buried foot
or two undor II. Tho murderer appears
not only TO havo gone, ater the murder
OF the wife, 20 tho police Office NJ
Florence. and, presenting himself thcro
as Luigi MONT, TO have roques ed tho
AZ. A. T..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
A Merchant Used MS a Lay Figure.

On one Of tho leading thoroughfaros
OF this city Ia gentlemen's fnshlona-
ble iurnIshlng-goods store which does
q large business, and the pruprletors Of
which are not only well-known but
very popular One Of them had an OK
perence few days before Christmas
which has temporarily NO changed his
genial nature that he now looks upon
every smiling greeting OF his friends
with the lierceat suspicion, while any
direct allusion 10 the subject Itself Is
certain TO result In the uncorklng OF
the yials OF his wrath, A passing
friend, seeing him standing IN tho
door OF his store on the afternoon re-
ferred TO, accosted him with "Well,
----, how goes ltP
"Oh, don't ask me. I'm mad mad
der than | have been before since |
came 10 the State. I'm all broke up
and I'm dryer'n u goat, too, and was
Just going TO got u drink, Come with
mo and ri toll you all about IT, You
know" he said, "weye got q lot Of
dressing gowns In the store, elegant
ones that we imported from the East
Just 10 catch this holiday trade, Well,
this afternoon two ladies sailed In,
dressed NJ TO kill. The store was full
OF customers and tho boys were all busy,
10 stepped up TO them and asked what
! could do for 'em. They said they
wanted 10 look at some dressing sacks
something fine and you may DO sure
didn't lose any time In getting out
the best we had, Well. they liked tho
first one | showed ON, only ono Of
om said she would like lirstra 10 SEQ
how II would look on, and asked mo II
there wasn't some way size could see 10
on man and then sho could tell better
how II would look, want going TO
miss n trick. and so ! took of my coat
and put II on. They turned me round
and round and 40 oil little way and
look at me from top 10 toe as though |
was n piece OF statuary. Then they
wanted 10 see another one. So | oil
with the one | had on and put on tho
other. That didn't suit 'em and tried
on another and that didn't suit 'om. l
began 10 get weary OF II, especially Ms
there was lots OF customers In the store,
and thought | saw u smile here and
there, and / finally did catch one Of
my own boys In broad grin. though
he duckod his head under tho counter
when no saw me lookln' NJ him. was
getting pretty hot about the way thoy
were using me for II lay figure, and |
finally brought out tho best had--a
sack worth Sl0--put II on and buttoned
IL up, They looked me all over again,
liked II iirst-rate, and | thought ! had n
salo sure, but may be hanged II thoy
did't say Well, wo'll look around and
II we don't find anything that suits US
any better wen come back" and tho
same minute heard 'haw, haw, haw,
all over the store. Mndp was Just
lighting mad, and you can guess | was
none the swooter tempered when |
found that those creatures had been
looking for u smoking Jacket for one Of
my own clerks. ."-San francisco ChrOil-
icle,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
BOOK NOTICES.
FRANK LEsLIE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE.

FRANK LEbLIE SUNDAY MAuANlNE'
The March number IL promptly on our
table, aud filled, IN usual, with delight
ful reading matter, edilying aud enter.
talning. and admirable embellishments.
The popular editor, 7. Do witt Talmage
DID,, contributes characteristic article,
alarming Things OF To-day" and The
Home Pulpit contains one OF his SER
mons, "Senaitiyeneas OF Christi" Count
ZlazindOrf, tne founder OF the Moraylan
church; "Salem, the old Morayian town
In North Carolina;" "The Boston lnstl.
tutions at Deer lsland;" ANNALS OF Lit.
tic ComptOn;" Anthony Vandyck, q
Court Painter" etc, are finely illuetra-
ted and very interesting articles. The
serials, "H0w II all Came Round" and
wrong From tho First" are contin-
ued, aud the essays, sketches, poems,
etc, are by popular writer's. Marion
Harland has u charming story, "A Prac'
teal Woman" The contents are 40 va.
ried and abundant no one can fail 10 be
gratiled. The price is 25c number;
$3.50 u year Postpaid. Address Mrs,
Frank Leslie, 63, 30 and 81 Park Place,
New York City.
NOTES FROM THE CENTURY co.
The Hon. Wayne MacVeagh contrib.
utes TO the March Century q paper ON
The Next Presidency" In which the
ideal President is pictured, and the au-
thor ventures the opinion that the po-
lltical party nominating the man who
approaches nearest that ideal will be
successful In the coming election. An
other important essay In this forthc0m
Ing NUMBER OF the Century discusses
methods for "Ihe Suppression OF Pau
perism.
"The New Washington" both In its
material aud society aspects, is tho sub.
ject Of a richly illustrated paper In the
March Century, written by one who IL
Intimately acquainted with Washing
ton life.
DIR. Charles Waldstein, whose recent
study Of "The Frieze Of the Parthenon,"
In the Century, attracted 10 much atten'
tion, will soon publish In that maga-
zine an essay on "lhe Metopes OF the
Parthen0n," In which no will give an
account Of his recent discovery In the
Louvre Of u marble head by Phidias, that
forms part OF one Of the metopes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
BuMOnoUs vAaiErY,

A bad man shows hia bringing up
when he Is brought up bya policeman.
There are few things In this world
more rasping than q iile OF unpaid billie.
Twelve million clocks were manufac.
tured last year. The whole world seems
bound TO 40 ION tick"
An engaged girl Ia happiest when she
Ia telling about il TO another girI who
Ia not engaged, and Ia not likely TO be.
The latest patent TO be taken out Ia
for aheet'ir0n nightcaps. They ara TO
be used In New Jersey during mosquito
time.
Among recent recipes IL one for max.
Ing an "0yster Loaf" Now why should
idleness, even In an oyster, be enc0ur-
agedp
A western editor claims chat he wears
the national c0lors In hla person. He has
q red nose, a white heart and blue spot
under the eye.
A Baltimore swell went 10 a fancy
dress ball AZ a donkey, and hls friends
say II Ia the nrst time no ever failed 10
make an aea OF himself,
IneTb Nv DelieVpu 10 10 only ono tnlnR
slower than molasses In January, aud
that IL lady making room for another
lady In street cur.
A mole on the nose Ia said TO indicate
that man Will be great traveller. A
corn on the too indicates that he will
get Others to do as much OF his travelling
m possible.
When n Mandan hired girl was told 10
see that the weeks washing was proper
ly mangled ahe called on the family bull
dog aud the Job was done TO her eminent
satisfaction.
A large dog attacked a blind man on
broadway last Saturday and nearly
threw him over by aprlnglng upon him.
He probably wanted to pull down the
blind"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
FARM AND PRESIDE.

AN Iowa farmer trains his grape
vines on elm trees, and claims im-
proved results, - Chicago Jop,rah
Tough meat may be made as ten-
~ IA any by the addition OF a little
vinegar 10 tho water when Ii Is put on
10 boil,--M y Heraid.
TO keep I've from windows take .
sponge or ordinary paint brush, rub
over the glass once or twice with lit
tic cold alcohol.
There Ia no nse In cleaning your
poultry houses unless you burn the old
nesta, They will harbor more Of the
various kinds OF poultry parasites than
you can ever exterminate with white
wash brush, Exchange.
Partial paralysis In u mare Is a &C.
rions matter and requires long time
90 produce any beneficial results Give
her one dram each OF powdered nux
yomica and lodlde Of potash night and
morning In her food for month or two.
Give the paralyzed side plenty OF hand
rubbing and friction. Chicago Horse
man. o
"A writer In Lippinootfs Magazine
says that the economy Of French cook
Ing Ia something 10 open American
eyes. Not drop OF water In which
vegetables are boiled ever drains away
wasted, but with u dish Of milk and a
little pork fat or butter Is made a good
soup vehicle by means OF which TO con-
sumo dry bread"
In the early stages tho spawn, says
the Mirror aud Farmer, IN not clearly
developed, but afterward II Ia so well
marked that q spawn may boprononnced
70 exist without an examination OF the
Joint Treatment should be directed
10 the abatement OF the inflammation,
which gives rise 10 the pain, and also
TO promote absorption OF tho new
growth. Apply tlnoture Of iodine
daily over the Joint with a brush.
Homemade yeast Ia much slower
In its action than brewers, and " sct In
the morning tho bread would probably
not be ready Ill quite late In the even
Ing. A two-pound loaf viii take about
three-quarters OF an hourin an ordinary
oven; ten minutes longer II baked In a
tin. Keep a clean, bright skewer for
testing, II, when plunged Into tho loaf.
II comes out clean, then the bread may
be drawn, but II sticky II must remain
longer--M y Herald.
The simple plan Of storing eggs In
dry aihes has boon used for some time
by correspondent Of the Lipe Stock
journal with very satisfactory results.
Though rather fastidous about their
quality, hs reports having enjoyed
those thus kept during period OF
more than four months, and In one In.
stance whole year. The only precau-
tlons seem 10 be (besides, OF course,
sound eggs TO begin With ITO sec that
the ashos are quito dry, and 20 400 that
the eggs do not touch one another"
For barley soup, cut three slices Of
bncou and two pounds OF the mock OF
veal In small pieces put them In a
saucepan or small kettle with pint Of
water. Let this simmer for three.
quarters Of an hour, then add ono small
onion, o carrot, two stalks Of celery,
half q teaspoonful Of black pepper, .
tenspoonful Of salt, and two quarts OF
hot water. Lot this boil for NJ least
two hours, then take from the fire. and
when cold, remove the fator scum from
the top, strain the soup, and put II on
the fire and add pint OF barley which
has been washed and soaked In cold
water for three hours nj least. -Boston
JIaha
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20

TOLEDO, February l3.-Wesley John
son, aged 20, on trial nv Napoleon, Henry
county, for the past week, charged with
murder In the Arst degree, was last
night found guilty, the Jury being out
40 minutes. In October last George ".
Williams aud wife were found murdered
NJ their home In Henry county. Sus'
picion pointed to Johnson, who was mr.
rested lnd n complete chain OF clrcum'
stuntial evidence formed, resulting In
his con yictlon. There was not u particle
Of direct evidence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20

Tho Fresno (Col.) Republican says
A remarkable matrimonial compact was
made NJ tho United States Hotel In this
clty Monday evening, In which Noah
Hlckok and Elizabeth Hickok were
married for tho third time. They have
been twice divorced, The bride and
groom have reached tho mature age Of
soveniy-three and olghty-sevon respect
iyolY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20

A gentleman Ia a rarer parsonage than
some OF ua think for. Which OF ua Can
point TO such IN his circle, men whose
aims are generous, whose truth In con-
slant, and elevated In degree; whose
want OF meanness makes them simple;
who can look the world In the face hon
estly with an equal manly sympathy for
the great and smallp-Thackeray.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
Sheriff Sale,

Firt National Banu, o. Order Of sale STARK County
sAlein, Ohio, ooininon Pleas Court
VA
ffone irmblo VI A
LIZ virtue of an order OF aAle laaued by tho Cluh Of
Tho Court VI common pleu of STARK county, UhO, IN
he abovu AotlOn aud 10 me directed will unut of HAt
nj public outcfy Al to door VI tnu o1ut house IA thu
oitJ oi ualton, stark counts, Ohlo, on
Saturday, tho 10Th day Of March, 1884,
tho following described real eaiAle situate IN peil
township Hlaih oounly, ub0, i0wlt Known aud do
torbud ~ pAft VI te southwest quarter VI section tl
UlOuf township ten, range nlnn aud bOunaod bJ TN
following hnna 10 vii nunnnlnu iUf tue same NJ
Htno N tho north linu of BAu yuAtnf, distant twenty
pisnt uhAiiA anl atupne links eaawaiuly iioln ttt
northwest oOfnw ot Haid qlMtuf and running thunyv
tolth, variation yNo ~ iwenU CHAINS hnu lllu VA
links " n pOatI ulpUce east variation AAoNl Wl
OnAlnA aud uiuly i've INKS 10 pust IN te iua lhpt
norm variation aho ~ twenty OhAlns ald nlVHll
llha 10 post M 40 orutei Oi tAd iuAn hnd thuntc
west lyailAlluh Ao H. tuu chains anu ninety tN0 lnkt
10 tlu place o beginning, Aud uUlitAnnn twthytwt
and fuity,nyp hnndfeitia lNa ibiOOl Aortb Ol lAhd
more of lpa together with tic ulaiilpfy buldnsN anu
ali aud angular tho dat cfy apparatus Alu Improve
nulta situate and beinn M Aad Duuinn and uh HAld
NJ enHra on witch wufr carried on tho dlsller bunl
niua by Ipnfy s0nneip, ~ AMI bOn, aud when writ
conveyed b. Jeaaa DuoA, unted States internal hcyeut
,Ocdlur Tor tho i7th DISTRICT VI uhlo, 10 ueOipe "
A inDlp by deci dated Jule ISL MA, W be app aae
advertised aud sold according " AN ffec ffoln an,
dover interested ifuue irmble lhereln
Appraised NJ s.,
sale 70 commence Al one O'Clock D m. nrmp. .caSh,
JAans Lhk, sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
Sheriff Sale.

Libbio A. hartman )ordcr OF sale STARK County
W. Common Pleas uoufL
John y. hAuoh ct al.
y virtue OF an order Of sale Issued by the clerk Of
tho court Of plnah Of Safk county OhiO IN c
above action and " nu dlroCtn viii ulicf fof hAo ~
public oulcfJ NJ tho door Of tho court house IN tho oJ
u Canton. STARK county, ohio, on
Saturday, the Sth day OF March, 1884,
tho following described real oalalo iowit BEING part
VI tho northwest quarter 0f section wcnitnhu lspl
township olahloou tlHl OF range Bcyen lf bualninR
nr no SAINT NJ tho southeast corner 0l said quarter
thence running north on quarter linu lotu ohsA anu
Unity linkaI thence woal twoni nine oAlnA hnd nlnr
tyfye lihahI thence south twenty chains And thliu
llnthl lhpnoc uml TN ohalnaI thnnoc south twenty
phAiIa " tho A0uth limo VI quarter thence uant on
quarter limo twuhiy oAlnn ana thlf lukH to tho place
ol beginning, containing lOln AoIua mofu o. loua.
Appraised Att O7b,
sale 10 ooinIncnoc NJ O'Clock ., m Torina cash
JAMks Lnk. sheriff.
MnrKn 4 PinaO, AuyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-20
When Doctors Disagree

II will bo time enough to doubt the 70.
liability Of Kidney-Wort. Doctors all
agree that II Ia the most valuable medl-
cine In all disorders OF tho Liver. Kid.
neys and Bowels, and frequently pre-
scribe II. DR., p. @, Ballon, OF Monkton,
says: "The past year | have used II
more than ever. and with the best 70.
suits. II Ia the most successful remedy
have ever ueed." Such q recOmmenda.
tion speaks for itself. Sold by all drug.
gists. Sec advertisement.