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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
TUESDAY, JUNE 10th, 1884,

between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m, AMI O'Clock ..
m Of tald dny ih0 following tracts Of land, situate 70
epeollyely IN to c0unoA ~ lnacA VIVA ANA STARK, In
tho state OF Ohio aud described IN hereinafter stated
lOwll lst The following three tracts " lana situate
IN The township VI SugNCfeek IN the county NJ fusoa-
rnNna nnd hlaie VI ono lOnllg zach other aud conat.
tutna together QUO body NJ lana containing 40 Ol.lO0
acres, more or los, hnng tho lands OF which David
Barr recently died aelao1 described ~ follows, t0wlt
Part ihe southwest guater Of section number elcyen
IN township number niue VI range four, IN the United
Naoa military diflilot containing thhgflR Acfea nni
ft,ony QUO hundreithg Ot An aero moro or loss Also
part " ~ number twenty-five Ia tno INST quarter
t0Wlilip IN tOWnHlp number nine ANA hngA -four OF
tho Connecticut WtatNn NauiYu school lnndt contain
iug nne acres and lhlnyaN 0nchilnGledlm Of nn
here more or less AlO part Oi lnt numbered iwony'
two IN tlu ilitt quarter luNhihp In l0wn.hlp number
nine Of rNngu four VI tho connecticut W0oin RESERVE
fboll anua, containing clghlgiour onnhnndredtha Of
ai Tto following o tracts OF land slluntO in tho
county larN nnd Slgta Ot Ollie, iOnlun each Othor
Hil clnHiu iuH Ngolurr one body Aud imin 0i land,
containing tnt lundud nud ,hlfty'lhieo ncf0l ana
,eVcul ohc.hunledthl NJ hh acre, mora or lWn bcnH
llndn OF which lnyd lli recently dltd Hriafd In fe0
sunlo Aul de piihtd 40 iu'lONH tu'Wll luil OF tho
northeast quarter OF hpftN1 nuinhtr twonly nYo IN
hlp nun lcr eleven, IN range number ten, contain
lng tliiy0no hurou and OnehHi ~ uu hpin, more or
less Ao plt Of mo auulhcit quarter OF tal section
number tNtnYiNc Ia tWnlhln tlOyrn hnd failno ten.
containing ih'rB goioi nnd two onrhuudrtdlhs OF an
hcfc, moro or los Also plr uf tho nolthwWt quaftnr
Ol section numbsf thirty IN township uumlcr ilnc, IN
rnngo nine containing ayrhlyiN0 aoici ana nlnotoen'
huudHdtlH Uf MiACtt, moro M lOsl,
A complete description ny m'tNt hnl bounds 0f OIL
Tho foregoing itaot Of nndt u onnillnrd, and may b0
seen IN tho petition ~ he III und an0 Va raid order OF
aAln Issued from, aid Court OF Common Pleas In tho
above truilel uNe
SAID ~ gl 100 acres, situate IN rutcArawaa county,
appfAla't VI $4,000
hid ialfliuO ags hluato IN stark county ap,
praised at td,luO
iofmaa Onn,th'fd cagh On nay OF sale 0nOthlld IN
ohn yoai gud Ouuhld NJ two years, with interest ON
dfrrod pAintna, uud deferred payments secured by
mortgage IN tho plenlav,
0 W. GOUDY,
ShGrr OF luoarawas County, Ohio
W, PArmoK Attorney
ay bth, A. ID, 1884. mksgw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29

Cur blessings are not appreciated un'
Till we are deprived Of them Most n0ta-
bio among them ia health the lack OF
which magnilles our other burdens. A
hacking cough, a severe cold, or any
throat or lung disease 10 very trouble.
some; but all these may be quickly and
permanently removed by Dr.. BlglOw's
Positive Cure, Price 80 cents; trial bot.
tlo free at DurbiD, Wright Il Co., drug.
gist.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
rnr correspoudence lrom CANTON In

THE correspondence from Canton In
this mornings Cleveland Leader paints
perfect prairie Ore Of enthusiasm for
Mckinley AZ raging throughout district
70. II MAY be cruel, but wo cannot TO-.
fraln from stating that "Blz." who
ground out this glowing narrative Of
"the young NapOleon's" radiant pros
poets IL George Freaae, the editor OF the
only original Mckinley organ, the Can
ton RcpOaltory,-- Penny Press.
Genial George knows on which side
hlR hroAd Is huttNred.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, Ill.,,
says; Having received 10 much benefit
from Electric Bltters, feel II my duty
to let suffering humanity know II, Have
had u running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me would have
10 have tho hone scraped or leg ampu,
tinted. | used, instead, three bottles Of
Electric Btters aud seven boxes Buck
lens Arnlca Salye, and my log Ia now
sound and we'll" Electric Bltters are
sold at Atty cents u bottle, and Buck
lens Arnlca Salve at twenty Ave cents
pDr box by 7. II. Barr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29

Mr.. WIN. Johnson, OF Huron, Dakota,
writes that his wife Ind been troubled
with acute Bronchitis for mauy years,
and that all remedies tried gnye no per
manent relief, until no procured bot.
Tie Of DR., Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. which
had magical effect, aud produced n
pormant cure. Il Is guaranteed TO cure
All dieea9ea Of Throat, Lungs. or Bron.
chial Tubes. Trial bottles free nt 7. Ii.
Barr's drug etore. Large size, 800.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
"A,y Husband ia Delighted

with 'Kennedy'o Favorlte Remedy, and
says he feels like blessing you for CIV
Ing 10 humanity 40 valuable u medicine.
llls local difficulties have all b0en 70.
lIeyed, ana hie entire system toned up
and strengthened. thank you for your
promptncss IN writing, and we ehOil
ever remember you With gratitude" 80
writes lady Of Warwick, Orange
county, N. Y, 20 Dc, David Kennedy, Of
Rond0ut, NJ Y, Write to Dr. Kennedy,
stating your case. "fayOrite Remedy"
for sale everywhere,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29

STARK sends u solid Mckinley deIcga.
tiOu, "A strong, 20 tho Republican Con.
sfe6sioDal convention Of district 20 at
0rrvillo, June 90. This was expected,
m the opposition TO Mckinley In Stark
comes from the people and not from Che
caucus jugglera and primary packers OF
the party Penny Press.
That solid delegation 10 called In
question, but wo may not know certain
until tho convention comes or.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
Road Notice.

Notice N hereby gitcn that petition will be prcsen
tod ~ the ulnni wluuH oil stark county Ohio ~ their
ntkt teUl0n dare snd A. u 1851 nrllyt Tor tho iny.
lax out hn1 establishment Ot county rOA1 on tho fO.
lowing line, to.Nit bcsinnlnn ln Tho center Of tho
county r0hd NJ The northwest unrfiui " eOuon 40 In
plMn township, IN SAID oOuntyi thunoO north on tho
SECTION luc Oulweon SECTIONS 20 aud no. In said town.
shlp " tho cuunr tod on tho center gcCtl0n limo RUN.
inu uhHt nnd w,tt through Hid Hrtt Ona 20 aud 30.
lhn crtt OF pal proposed OAl being tho east iDe VI
lands Uwhrd by iAiWls NJ puntius ilOmaA j. pOnllus
AND John puntus aud tho Wst Hue " lnnda owned by
tuahn hpbhlnian Hiram " smith, Sarah smith aud
loula iqshss, HIRAM i, SMITH,
hliaiiw Principal reuilonw,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29

THIS Ia the way tho Nebraska Demo
Gratis talked at their convention on Fri
day last:
RESOLVED, That our fathers, under
the lead Of lhOmae Jefferson, rescued
our republic from the control Of FEEDER
alism and the alien and sedition laws
OF the older Adams, no will tho Demo.
cratic pnrty of 1854, II united, hurl the
Republican party from pow or, and TO.
elect Samuel j. TlldeD and Thomas A.
Hendricks President and Vice President
of tho United States.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
Divorce Notice.

llctge 0nc, whose place NJ residence ID unknown TO
tho plAnif Wll into notice tint on tho 9gth dny on
AMI, A, H. ltl Nmnnutl ulsc nlOd his petition IN
thu court VI COniinun rlrA, within aud Tor The cOlnly
" Hth nnl STATE " Onto uhnrpng the tAld ilnnaln
uiiap WITH Nf0ss lelucl VI uly anu with adultery NTH
one rlhnk eganll tl allng lbal lp mag l0 divorced
from the had ucae uflHe rlrh petition vii nand FOR
nearing al tho next tMai iSjil term oi pald uouti
A. y, utNht
mhtliW Attnnpy ur pAihtin
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29

DEMOCRATS may digagree somewhat
upon the tariff question, but they all
agree upon the general proposition to
turn the rascals out, Similarly, W. sup
pose that although there Are free trade
Republicans, and protection Renubll.
cans there IL substantial agreement
that what the Republicans want to DO IL
to keep the raScals In Plain Dealer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
DR. Traslor's Magic Ointment.

One Of The greatest blessings that has
been discovered In this generation.
Every fnmily should have a box In the
house. II IL n sure cure for B0ila, Burns,
Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds, Sore Nip.
pies, Hard and Soft Corns. Chapped Lips
ana Hande, Pimples and Blotches. For
sale by Q. N. Nye.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29

Hst. MothoIswunt WwmltyIup,
lntalible, taGteless, harmless, cathar'
tic; for foyerlshueas, restlessnese,
worms, constipation. 2bC,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29

and Of greater value than tlne gold IL n
tonic aud renoyator like Kidney Wort.
II ekpels oil poisonous hum0rs from tho
blood, tones the ey0tem and by acting
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
NOVICE.

VI Juno A. ~ itsi petitions viii bo nrHnniei "a psa
unyciui Of Onto ~ lv Executive once In ibn elty M
vulunh,a tn huhnli N ihn undersigned, for the par
non " unntea Keller now confined ln The Dhln Ien
ltny Tor I've tenn ~ unr ypnr nom ths tlih dny M
lasi February, Tor tho cfm OF iiibnd lafront'
.,., :. biltAu NJ lIbLl.ElL
mhlbhW Mother " said Charles Keller
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29

directly on the most important organs
OF the body, stimulates them TO healthy
them to healthy action, II has effected
many great cures, aud for Kidney dis
eases IL nm absolute remedy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
mIsoELLANE EouB.
NOTICE.

Scaled pfOpnaa6 VIII hp rocrlynd At tho Oloo " thv
Clek VI the ilnari VI EduOAuOn ui iWhlchcm towns
Hlp START county, uhl0 until ~ O'cloon ~ noon on
tho 9igi dAy VI MAY ~ llg,i, for tho building "
lrrk HrhOu house on thp lUt aihte in aihdlsuct No
a. aald tuwhslur eoc1r0lng ~ tho ilans anu hpeclfoa
tlun, on np IN nnd cinro
Zach hid must contain tllh name ~ nyrty nuM1h l'
thirAtfd IN The ANmn, aud 10 accompanied ny sum,
clOnt guaranty OF some dltuitiusltd person. thn Y lu
hid IA accented contract viii hn Otnel lniu hh0 thr
perf1i1nhnru VI II ufOpclly secuted
lhn lid ior oaoli tnd VI material oalloi for by the
enfononi0na mna hn stated separately nnh TN prlco
ol labor nuht also he tcelnlct stated NUnp bul the
lowest responsible bid VIII ~ accepted, And The unhfd
MAY feltui all bldA ....
N. u, WALlll1N
Naysup u, Mar Il lteil,th roNnuup UlNt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29

Pure blood helps 10 make Il clear cor
sclenco. lIood's SarNparilla puri0el
The blood, Enough Said Send uaa big
bottle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
mEploAL,
PROBABLY NEVER

thohislory Of proprietary medicines haJ
any article met success Nt home equal TO that
which has been poured upon lio0ps StnsA-
rApILlA Why, such haa been tho success
Of this article, that nearly every family IN
whole ncighborhoods have been taking II at
tIc oamo time, Every week. brings new oyI'
dencc cof the wonderful curative propoltlesof Of
this medicine,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
sheriff Sale.

SAnluc nrcheror Order Of aale stark county
" Common PluAs Court
Charles W, Ernshaw N al
ny virtue VI an order Of sale iufuod by tho Clerk Of tho
court OF Comihnn ilOaa " SAik county, OHIO, IN tho
nbOyu ACtlO aud ~ INC directed Will Offer 0r sale NJ
public 0ulcJ NJ tho dphr ut The oOu houan IN the city
VI Canton, stark county, ohio, on
Saturday, the llth d0y Of June, 1884,
tho following described real wlate situate In stark
county, olu, t0Nlu lat number thllly'two t,f3) IN
lh0npHOnb addition 10 Tho cV ~ Cantn, tho Same
being hHo known ~ lot Noyon hundred and clghtyaN
llhO, on Tho present. plat or map VI aald city AGo
tho following described nmOr VI lana IN gald city To-
Wit rat W tho tlcait quarter VI section number
ulno township number ten, aud range nine, aud DO.
glnunR lol thh tanO " tho pOuthwoNt corner oi tract
Ql and HfluO nctt of llnl conveyed by tho hera VI
John liAun To hchAtl Qulgojl thOnco SOUTH tic east
ono chhin hnd ~ lmkNl thtnCe nttth, no wctt
CHAINS ava llnhAi thonet north, Hso west uuu ohRn
aud bl lnkti thrlcr aoth lHHp Nca', y chAlns and
10 ulnm, containing ifdOO hntth NJ land
lot lltO npuliltud NJ 1000 A
aslOO AuuA appraised NJ tlOV
tllo 70 commence ~ ana Goobk y, m. Terms onah,
JAMES LRD Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
NOTICE.

m w divslsni ui JrcaAun ihwOslilp Nl moe Hereafter
V"uefW iiraiy hitUpE
JOIN siLHiA
49, Wa MiTuHLL
~" 1fuwcS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
For Sale or Exchange,

A choice location, A property oi hhou, acres with
NV uAnc hOiaN 7 ruOint, tlutr roof Vol nnlthtdl
n0ud olsDfn, choice yunnH ituu uresl ono milo roitl
NJ tln Tout HOUSE on Cleveland avenue, Ml DO sold
cheap umO given la ault pnchHurf uf VIII cIrhannt
tho property idf farm lhnl W STARK county fui fur
dcdi pErEn ClANuE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
LEGAL.
Slleriff's Sale.

Hllen johnson plaintiff, against webster NJ DaT and
others, deiendanti Court Of Common Pleas OF Ins
Caawan county, uhlO IN partition
y virtue Ot an order Of sale In partition 10 mH dlfoo
ted aud lsanOd from tho u0nt VI Common ploaa OF Tus
GaTaWnR county ohio, | VIII Oner Tor sae nj public
auction at thu door VI tho Court House. In tho town OF
New PHILADELPHIA within aud Tor tho county VI TuBoA
raWAl und state Of Ohio, On
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29
Administrators Notice.

Notice IA huFcbY given that tho undcislned have
hoen duy appointed and qualified Ad AdmluuJnlot,
VI tho eilhiN OF Christian liclupekrr lnn VI STARK
cOuntp ulO decd uLulull hultlNlelOl.i
SAMUEL liiilGlHEhuEl
mApih Adminlttfhi0iH
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-11-19
CURRENT NOTES.

LOUISIANA planters claim that the sugar
cane this year contains richer juice than has
ever before been known, owing to improved
methods of fertilizing and perhaps some pc.
culisrity of the season.
IT is probable the bicycle and tricycle. will
become in the future as much of staple
article OF manufacture as tia common road
wagon OF today. In England $500, 900
are now invested In their production, en-
ployment being given to 10000 persons.
SINCE three lovely Cohoes bellies presented
Mr.. Cleveland with fruit cake, richly
frosted, he has been the recipient of many
odd tokens of esteem. Among them are
gorgeeusly embroidered book-msrks aad
two loayes OF sponge cake, the latter ffon
little girl of nine.
MARMALADE is made from banana skins Ia
Philadelphia. An enterprising italian has
opene a factory and employs about twenty
Italian boys who gather the banana SKINS
f. ON the cutters and carry them to the fac
tory, where they are washed, ground and
cooked with sugar and Aavoring.
BUILDING in Washinton is very active at
present. French flats have not been extern
slvely introduced there and small houses at
| moderate rentals are much needed. Daring
the past ten years the builders at Washing
ton have devoted their means to the erection
| OF fine residences for those who can afford to
pay an annual rental of from 81, 900 to s.. 900,
and the Department clerk whose salary is
from s., 600 to 81. 500 is much Aforementioned
in finding home for his family.
THE Supreme Court of the United States
decides that an Indian is not a citizen, and
that he must besnaturalized ard pay taxes
| before he can have the standing of citi-
zen. This state of things ought to be
changed, so the Indian may become a citi-
zen upon the abandonment Of tribal re-
lations. The Indian race is vigorous both
mentally and physically, and the best way
| to deal with it is to encourage the adoption
of American citizenship as rapidly as fitness
| for it is shown.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-11-19

the former from The Pacific c1ast and the
latter from various parts OF the Unitsd
States.
The proboscidian order was represented
By The mighty naslodon. OF which there ap-
pears to be bat single species, Histod0n
AmelicdauS. together with one we'll marked
species of elephant. the hairy Eepkas prime.
genius, somewhat smaller IN size.
The Rodentia. or gnawing order, show sew
eral striking peculiarties in this period in
Cestroides ohioens's, Foster, gigantic
beayer-like animal as large as he American
beaver have been found at several localities
in this State, and a peculiar extinct fJr n &,
from the Southern States, which appears to
belong to the porcupine division OF the
order. This peculiar animal, Cope has as.
certained, was as large small-sized deer.
The sloth tribe was represented by at least
three genera and number of Specs.
The former are Mylod0n, HegGtheTilsm and
| Megaloy1.
The deposits in which mammalian re
mains Of this period are most frequently
found are those of caves, marshes aud peat
bogs; drifts, sands and clays of fresh water
lakes; beeches and terraces, ice cliffs and
| frozen soils.
Altogetbr this report will be read with G
great deal OF interest by all lovers OF natura
| history. This report will not be ready foi
sending out for some time.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-11-19
A POLITICAL COMPARISON.

Is not the rattlesnake entitled to more
recognition emblematic than the bald eaglsP
If it were not for the additionally repul-
sive idea connected with serpents the rattle
snake might take the place OF the bald eagle
as our National emblem. This is not the
first time the idea has been suggested, how
ever, since more than one of the colonial
flags bore his image.
He is the most thoroughly Characteristic
of the larger animals of the New World, and
ore whose behavior, both in peace and war,
is without fear and without reproach."
If any one objects that he is lazy, reply
is given that he does all that he is called
upon to do with proper diligence, and that
it is better to be represented by his negative
traits in this respect than by the piratical
habits of the eagle, who subsists chiefly
through plumber. Most people hold the
rattlesnake in most thorough respect.
Messrs. Harrison, Dudley, Porter, Calkins,
ETC., are respectfully requested to study his
national traits. A good point about the
rattlesnake is that he warns before he
strikes. The Republican party does deal
of dirty work in the dark.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-11-19
Hes willing to Go.

To tie Editor OF the Sentinel:
SIR-We know that Cleveland has been
elected for President OF the United States, and
ve know that every body knows that We know
it. SO why not let ourselves down easy, aud
take things Gs they come. ss l, an old aud
very enthusiastic Republican, let myself
down.
Ever stree the election my Democratic
frien6s in Ohio have been sending me papers
beautifully embelished with big ROSTERS and
little ROSTERS, and took il all in good part
bat, when, last Friday. received a copy OF
the Newark, o, Daily Advocate. all painted
red" l began TO think some:hiug was the
matter; but kept qniet-I had to. until
Saturday. when I received the folio giug
pass up SAT- River:
SALT RIVER PACKET COMPANY.
STEAMER JAMES C. BLAINE.
Chartered by the G. o. P. from and after Eoyem.
Pass F. J. Giriand: Esq. from indianapolis. Ind.
No stop over.
Account with mOnoplies.
ConneedSn by anneT boat y. A. Logon" with
star Route, Little Rock and Fl s. Railroad.
steersge reserved Tor Ben Butler, c. A. Dana aud
other doubtful Characters
Farewell, long farewell! captain.
Old Hickory still lives. Beware OF iorgerles As
sued for unlimited baggage.
Not good unless eountersigned by stsve Elklns.
Oh. Lordy! That was the 'last back that
broke the camefs straw" or words to that
effect
say, my Democratic friends, let us down
easier, as we are not used to hardships.
F. ]. GILLILAND,
Artist. Joha.
Indianapolis. Nov. II. 1884
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-11-19
1HE QUESTION SETTLED.

No difference who did it, st. John, Butler,
or Belva Lockwood, it is done and complete
ly done. Senator Harrison's Bismarck or
Gladstone, who so msgnetized the people of
South Bend with fear 5f the Democratic ten
dency toward free trade that the Democratic
gain was overwhelming, and scared Green
castle to death about the Solid South, has
nothing to do now but enjoy those domestic
comforts for which he is so eminently quail
fed, and seek protection beneath the chart
table wing of oblivion. Those unlearned
and unlearning partisanS, still disposed 10
keep him before the public by prating of
his brilliant canvass which was fully as I'M
wife at every point as the Republican nomi-
nation at Chicago, merely emphasize this
truth Though you bray tool in 8 mortar,
wheat with pestle yet will his folly not
deTaIt from him."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-11-19
THE DEFEATED.

The last rebel yell" of which the country
will soon hear came from the Maine man,
whom Emory Storrs said was not running
Tor the Presidency for fun. Ne, indeed; it
would be difficult to conceive anything
more destitute of humor than Mr.. Blaine's
magnificent canvass" Enthusiasm" was
provided with uniform, torch and free
pass TO see the 'tattooed statesman" heading
hippodrome; bat shower of sticks, as
Usual, was the result of the pyrotechnic dis
play that illuminated the country, and John
Logan splits squarely in the face Of the re-
turns. The assurance of triumph first voiced
by The Plumed knight has softened into the
cadence and melody of reconciliation which
the News says must strike the country as
eminenty fair and patriotic. Coming az it
Goes from the late candidate, compulsion
may have something to do with the Pine
Tree Gladstone's present amisble attitude.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-11-19
THE VERDICT.

These are days OF political suffering aud
beautiful weather; gladness and sadness,
like lock of silver hair braided with an in
tants curl. 1t is gratifying to know, how
ever, Notwithstanding isolated instances OF
individual anguish. tn at a great majority OF
the American people are happy over the re-
suit. But il q touch Of grief shall appear in
this impression, it may be attributed to SYM
patty for the conscience-stricken oaicshold-
ers, who have made cuspidor, bootjack
or a door-mat out of the statute bearing on
civil service reform. Despair in them, while
bidding
Farewell, happy fields, where joy forever
dgells'-
is equaled, If possible. only by the agony of
the grand old party's" most Intelligent
voter" at the South, who fears that Dsmo.
cratic success means return to slavery.