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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

that the voters Of the land are prepared
TO support the party giving the beat
promises OF administering the govern
ment In the honest, simple and plain
manner which IN consistent with ita
character and purp0sea. They have
learned that mystery and concealnent
In the management OF their affairs cover
tricks and betrayal, The craftsmanship
they rPqllre cOnsista In honesty and
frngalily, prompt response to tho nee -
Of the people ~ they arise, and ylgilant
protection Of oil their varied inIeresta.'
DEMOCRATIC CHANCES RxoELLENT'
"Will the Democrats carry OhiOp'
eve will do our utmost. We have q
gONd chance, and conditions favor ue
this year. We will DO all that men can
do--we'll try. | believe we'll snccepd
hut wa will not boa / now that we ara
about to put on our harness as she that
taketh II 0ff -"
"Do You intend taking part In the
coming canvaSoW
II have many appointments already,
aud expect ~ have more. shall be M
active as usual"
A LIE NAILED.
"You are charged with saying Blaine
will be elected"
"lt was q malicious lie, Invented and
published In malice"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18
Hard 10 believe.

II is hard TO believe that q man was
Crred OF a Kidney disease after hie body
was swollen ae big asa barrel and he
had been given up ~ incurable aud lay
ut deaths door. Yet such cure was
accomplished by Kldney.WOrt in the
person Of N. NJ, Deyereaux, OF Ionia,
Mich, who says: after thirteen OF the
best doctors IN Detroit had given me up,
] was cured by Kidney Wort. | want
Every one 10 know what o boom II In.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

VIZ wlah 10 give our readers notice
that there are two members Of The K. of
l.. travelling tblsdistricl. In their con.
ycJsetiOns they give II out al Hu inter.
view sjlh The Grrenbackers and Knigh
Of Labor nj Can.Ol, that Mckinley
pledged himself to work for their inter
eN Il elected,
We are tod to brand the statement ~
a lie, Maktnley made no pledges or
promises whatever, rhe GreenhackerS
and members Of the H. OF l. Of Canton
propose ~ take these men 10 task for
that assertion ae soon az they return.
CO., Akron Trades and Labor journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18
STRRNg CHITTgNDEN.
40 broadway, N. Y Aug. IA. 1891.


Mr., T, W, Atkins, Glrrd, Kan, writes
81 never heailate to commend your Elec'
tric Bittcrs TO my cu9timers, they give
entire eat,Sfacuon aud are rapid sol
lcre.' Electric Bittef9 are the purest
and best medicine known and will pos
itiyely cure Kidney and Liver con-
plants. Purify Tho blood aud regulate
Che bowels. No family can afford tO b.
without them, They viii save hun
dreda Of dollars Of doctors btlla every
year, Sold ~ atty cents u bottle by p,
III Barr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18
( A CHANGE ron PHtLrs.

Mr. Storne ChIttenden, a prominent
lawyer OF New York, prOpounda this
question TO M. William Walter Phelps,
Blalne'- chief defender, through the
New York Evening Post;
/, Mr. Phelps says Mr.. Blaine neeOti.
aled ~ purchaser for block OF the Lit
tic Rock railroad securities with the
former partner OF hia brother In law,
within ninety daya after he ~ presid'
ing legislator, had, with the aid Of his
cO'leglslat0r aud present c0-cindldate,
Logan, taken a deterni ling step IL
granting United States lands 10 that rail-
road, The aid mentioned was secured
by sending his (Blaine's) speakers page
10 Logan Ia biz seat 40 representative.
The purpose OF my note IL IN ask Mr.
Phelps to tell why 10 was that Mr,
Blaine was 10 receive, according 10
llgnres In hla own handwriting, from
the ex-paTtner OF hla rt1er.ln law,
1880 ln money and $4,000 In first
mortgage bonds (besides The 81 10000 In
land grant bonds) II the sale was made,
as Phelps has written, 10 Blaine, aud
not through Blaine ~ broker TO Hazel
tine, Joseph SlHbOrn, aud Others. The
memorandum Of the magnetic states
man printed In your pamphlet shows
that II was agreed hB should receive 30
much cash, and those securities,
Mr., Chittenden concludes his letter az
follows:
A wager Is but u vulgar argument,
but II Mr., Phelps Will answer the ques'
ton above written, 10 that President
WOOlaeY shall say hia statement " nOl
discreditabe 10 hla candidate, $40 900
shall be paid to Yale College or to tne
National Il publican CommI ttee, ~ the
arbitrator may prefer.
sTERNE CmTTENpEN.
40 Broadway, MY, Aug, IA, 1884
TO this Offer tObenefi hls alma mater
or the treasury OF hla committee, TO the
extent OF $4,000, Mr., William Walter
Phelps has made no reply President
WoOlsey, named by Mr., Chlttenden, has
been declared by Mr., Plelps 10 be- the
best Judge OF the ethics Of u business or
OF public question now living.
II Mr. Blaine can be successfully de-
Tended before an upright and friendly
arbitrator, no better way can be pre-
sented than the ono suggested, Of In.
creasing Mr., Frank Jones' campaign
resources, and getting certificate Of
character But there IL no defense,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18
Ion DAVID Il, pnog's ooninatlon by

Hon DAVID Il, PAGES nomination by
accldmNtioli, aud The Immense enthus
iaam displayed IN the Convention NJ The
mention OF his name, does not seem TO
indicate that there Ia any very "healthy"
Kick against him In his new district.
Next week We will give hla record ~ u
public servant We will also give the
record OF Mckinley az . public servant,
and let our readers judgefOr themselves
which OF the two can ho most relied
upon TO work In their interest when
sent 10 Congress-, Akron Trades ana
Labor Journal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

The prevailing opinion regarding the
girl OF the porlOd IA unjust, A few DO.
cHdcs bnck shO woye, spun, sc, These
thugs have given way 10 modern ma.
chinery, She has higher planes, Ia more
Of an ornament, when In health, she In
beautiful. She takes DR.. Jones Red
Glover Tonic, which clears tho complex.
ion, drives away plmples and cures all
Diseases Of the stomach liver eni KID
neYB, Wcehte Of nnrhin. W,ght Y 60.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

rnE little State of Maine only polls
about one quarter the number OF votes
cast IN the state OF Ohio. II has been ae
reliably Republican for thirty years aa
Ashtbbnla county, Ohio, yet the Repub.
licane are tickled over tho fact that they
have held Maine, They are very thankful
for small fnyore.- Plain Dealer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

Tho Blaine letters prove oil be has
been charged with. The troublesome
fact IL, that there IL n low tone OF pub.
lie morality In tho estimation of the
ueee OF public position for private gain.
.-lCincinnatl Commercial, June 7sh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

A city paper head limo reads. "Demo
cratic Fall Opening NJ Maesillon.'
There will DO another fall opening all
over the country after November 4th
and Blaine will got into the hole, which
tho opening provides.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

Try Ayers Pills, and be cured. Misery
u mild word TO describe Tho mischief
to body aud mind caused by habitual
constipation, The regular use OF Ayers
Oathartic Pills, In mild doses. will re-.
store the torpid yiscera 10 healty action.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

An exchange makes the weather clerk
eay that no wouldn't like 10 predict q
"gold" wave. Well, we are not particu.
lar, and II you could only predict a com
mon, every day greenback wave for us
we'd be satisfied.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

A weak back, with n weary aching
lameneee over the hips 10 sign OF dis.
eased Kidneys. Use the best kidney cur.
atiye known, which 10 Durdock's Blood
Bitters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

A man suffering from debility and
loss Of appetite; no took two bottles Of
Hoods Sareapsrilla, gained ton pounds,
and got we'll.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

CUrIsEA, W., Feb, q, 1870.
MTsRRg, q, |, liOon n Co, Lowell Mass,i
The 9th day OF last june was taken sick
with n GNOlllng on my right foot aud with nm
nwiul pnn, The swelling went all over me.
My face was swcllcd so that could with diff
iGulty see Out Oi my eyes, and broke out
over th0 whole surface Oi my body my Right
foot up 10 my Knee was one raw, llChlng
mass, and my ankle and foot so lame aud
sore could moi step on aud u would run
no as 10 wet n bnndapO through In an hour,
In ihls condition MI. W. Il, Hood lOi the firm
OF A, H. Hood n son, druggists, Of this town,
handed me u bottle OF HOODS SAnsArAilir
LA, and told nc 20 take w. | did NO, and by
the time had taken one bottle found that
II was doing me good have since taken
jlvc bottles more After had Mkcn tlliee
bottles my soreness began 10 leave me, anu
Ihnyc been growing better every day, 30
thai to-day can walk without going lame.
] have no soreness In my ankle ana nus
healed all up, and does moi run ~ nll' rowe
my recovery tu your SllAapnrllln, Wlllc
this 10 let YOU know tlOt thlnk Y observes
the confidence OF the public, especially tloso
WHO Oie troubled. with humorS
Yours most truly -
JOSIAH rlTHlN
rs, Every person that saw me said thAl
never would gct over my lnmcnr% Nllhoul
thnk God have, i, L.
Noolhcrsarsnparlllahas such a sharpening
effect upon the appetite No other prcpa'
ration tonos aud strengthens the digestive
organs liRo HOOPS sARsArAinliA
Price ono dollar or slX bottles for 0yc dol.
lars llCparCd only by &, |, HOOD q CO..
ApothcCOfItS, Lowell, Mass,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18
"Rough on Rats" clears out Rats, Mice

"Rough on Rats" clears out Rata, Mice
lbc
"Rvugn on Co nS," lor Uoipr, Bunlons.
l5r,
IhIn people. "Wrls Health Re
newer" restores health and ylgor, cures
dysrenqla, ~, III
'ROugn On lOulhache," instant Iellef.
lbc,
LtHi,s Win would Onthln frrAhnrHa
and vi,acIIy don't fail to try wells
Health Remover"
"Bucha-palla' great kidney and ufl'
nary rur',
Flira, ruArirr, auls. Dri bugs, rats,
mice. clearld out by Rough on Rats"
lbc,
"konpn on Coughs" lroch's, lbc;
liquid, 2Nc,
FOr cli0lrn. allow IN development,
puny aud delicate, use Wells Health
R'newer,'
"ROugn un ,hn 49," Tooth Powder,
TRY II. l5r
Nlyous WenknrtA, dlrpepsm, sexual
debility cured Ivy wells Health He'
newer" 81.
Mother swans hOrn Nyrip, Tor fAvrr
ishnrss, wOrne, constipation; tasleltsH.
25r.
Nllngllg, Ilrttlun MI kinllry ald
UllnnrY cnmplaina cured by "Blclu-
pniha" III
Night swralH, ipyri, clllls, malaria,
dyedepsN, cured by wells Health Re-
newer"
My husband (WIi'es u iudyJ l. three
times the man since using wells
Health Remover"
II yOn afs ialliDg broken, woTn out
anh nervous. use "Wells' Health Re-
newer" 81.
Prevalence Of kidney complaint IN
Amcrica; "Buchu' 'paiha' IL a quick,
complete cure. ~.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

fUhNlpU hL.
Buy Furniture Cheap
Large Sales f!
Light Expenses!
Low Prices q,

Hair 0lbth Parlor Sets, 7
pieces, at $40. W
marble Top French Dress
or, Chamber sets, Walnut, 46,0U
Enamoled Chamber Sets, .
pieces, 1906
GH. Terry covered Lounges, 6,0t
narble top PaJlOr Tables, %
x36 In. top, B,OC
Cane Seat Chairs, per Ia dOE 4,40
Wood aeat O. -" p" 2.4Q
Uottage Bedsteads, 2.Tb
Extension Tables, per n. ~
And all other goods at extremely
low figures, The assortment o.
parl0r Suits fully twice as large a.
any In Cleveland, Pier and Man
tle Mirrors, Hall Racks Sideboard'
Book Gases, &c., In great variety
at low prices,
Fine Furniture DELIVERED any plac,
In Stark County without extra charge.
], B, McCIea's WaIeIO0ms.
~ and 40 East Tuscurawas St.
80, CANToN. OEua.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18
HOODS
SARSAPA ARIL.LA

Has "dCcIdodr claims upon the public. This
Is positively proven by the immense good u
has done TO those WHO have been cured OF
diseases from which they have suffered In
tcnsely for years, MS verified BY the publish.
cd testimonials, every enc Of which is pos
tive fact.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

NEAL Dow writes 10 Col. N. y. Gates,
Miyor OF Elyrlo, ~ follows
PORTLAND, August nth, 1884
DEAR SIn-Your note Of the ith inst,
IL received. Mr., Blaine has been n tee.
lOlaler for several years--alwaya the
friend Of the Maine law. y
know him personally. NEAL Dow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18
TDE coon rIMR COMING.

Tue time will have come when groyel.
ing brutality, and base bribery, and
baser fals bojd, ald Oily Cannon trick.
ery, will have lost their power In descent
politics, On this point Cleveland In AZ
bold no he IL right. He 10 no trimmer.
He bas convictions, and ho has cour.
ago 10 ayow and enforce them by
word aud by act. Ills course 10
Mayor and Governor put him foremost
among the civil service reformys, and
his letter gives The unnnswerable argu,
meiits, spollsmen aud hucksters may
gIowl, but must submit. Tho people
Will sustain Governor Cleveland In say.
u believe the public temper Ia such
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-18

the ten commandments are tritel-
Ae maxims Of honesty are trltel-tho
Sermon on the Mount IL trlte In the
same senscl--but they are none the less
true aud worthy Of continual enforce.
nent These papers OF Cleveland are
got the scintlllatlons OF erTatlc genius,
Sut they are the words Of truIh and
pbTnesa, Of honesty and wisdom, by
We practice Of which The government
glll be made pnrpf The people happier,
hb world better"
you seen 10 admire this lotter, VIII
you poiD; out some Of theso passagesY
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-08
"Mr. Denison.'
HARRIsoN.s "IDIoTs. .

According to Senator Harrison, any man
who believes that dollar can be made by sn
act OF Congress, out Of piece of paper, is an
idiot. Now, as an ''idiot" is a natural born
fool and, in the eyes of the law, is never
likely to attain any understanding or knowl-
edge, and therefore can not be held response
BILE for his acts, the proposed gathering
of Greenbackers here to hear General
Butler speak, will, according to
the degenerate grandson of an illustrious
grandfather. be a gathering of natural born
fools, totally irresponsible before the law
because of their idiocy.
These Greenbackers, or born fools, as Hsr-
rison calls them, are to be addressed tonight
by a man who has been in q state of idiccy
from birth, the condition of whose mind is
such that the intellectual faculties and the
moral sentiment are entirely wanting.
When it is remembered that the Supreme
Court of the United States has Endorsed the
opinion of the Greenback party and settled
beyond cavil the question of the right OF
Congress to make q piece of paper legal
tender money, Mr.. Harrison's attack upon
that party seems to stamp him as the nat.
ural born fool. At all events the charge
that Greenbackers are idiotic is fsr-fetched
and unbecoming in a member of the United
States Senate, albeit he himself may be only
a very poor specimen of a statesman.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-08
A VILLAINOUS LIE.

Among the more conspicuous of those who
have no right to the Tree of Life nor will
be permitted to enter in through the gates
into the City of the Lord, are whatsoever
loveth and Inaketh lie. They aud death
and hell, according to the seer of Patmos,
Will be cast into q lake of fire.
What hope, then, has James G. Blaine of
a dwelling place on the banks of Life's
eternal stream? Is he not one who loves
and makes Lief
In another column will be found Mr..
lie Moyne's testimony in the matter of
Blaine's Pittsburg marriage. Every lover of
truth and fair dealing should read it.
In it will be found the most remarkable
state tent that Mr.. Blaine, when he called
upon Mr.. LIE Moyne to secure that gentle
mans service in the matter of procuring
person with authority to solemnizs mar
riage, in Pittsburg, in March, 1851, Mr..
Blaine represented to his old college friend
that he was DESTROYS of getting married to
young lady who was then visiting friends in
Pittsburg but owing to the arguseyed OPP
position of the Iady's friends to the union,
the greatest secrecy and precaution would
have to be exercised in order to get the lady
away from her friends at the hotel where
she was guest, without being observed,
else the scheme would come to naught, aud
both he and she would be made miserable
because of the enforced separation that
would follow any Illustration of their plans
Mr.. Blaine also requested Mr.. Ls Moyne to
say nothing about the marriage for six
months.
Now what construction other than that
Blaine willfulIy and deliberately lied to his
friend LeMoyne can be pat upon the story
about the lady being handicapped by an op-
position to the marriage, aud if he willfally
and deliberately misrepresented the true
situation there. how much more likely is it
that his claim of secret marriage in Ken
lucky at an earlier date, marriage which il
irregular should have been iegalized right
there in Kentucky, is founded upon q
broader, deeper. higher and thicker false
hood THAI the one which Mr.. lie Moyns was
inveighed into being a witness Off
And yet this is the man whom the Indian
apolis Journal calls typical American
and Deacon Richard Smith says represents
the progressive American idea" Whosoever
loveth and maketh lie shall be damned.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-08
A SYNDICATE OF LIARS,

The Indiana Republican syndicate OF liars
has had much to say of late through its OIL
cial organ, the Indianapolis Journal, about
Colonel Gray's alleged Know nothing record.
But it is a significant fact that nothing was
said about Colonel Gray's Know-nothingism
until the Colonel proved in his Logansport
and Richmond speeches that Blaine was not
only identified with that ism, but was a con-
spicuous leader in the organization, when
the syndicate at once set about securing
alleged affidavits for the purpose of besmirch-
ing Colonel Gray.
The syndicate's resources for obtaining de-
sired proof by affidavits for all purposes
are very great, as has been proven in many
campaign IN Indiana and too its ma
chinery for manufacturing lies, which being
of the Dorsey pattern, insures the delivery of
round lots of diabolically constructed and
villainously compounded ISLANDERS on short
notice.
But then its stock of ready made lies is
always large; besides it has a goodly num-
Der that were left over from the last ca m-
paign which only need revamping ana
warming over Then it will be seen the syn
are not only extensive but. far-reaching and
India-rubber like in character.
But the output is always lies black, wicked,
dsmnable lies and the relish with which Il 4
Journal takes hold and peddles them out at
wholesale and retail gives the organ of the
syndicate a very high rating in the
estimation of the depraved, vicious
and vile element OF the community,
and also gives it prominence in the
country as one of the most disreputable
sheets in the land. Awhile ago it did make
the attempt to be decent, bu; the dog has re-
turned to its vomit and the hog to its wal
low.
In charging that Colonel Gray was once q
conspicuous member of Kuew-nothing So
ciety, it knew that the material for the story
was furnished by the syndicate, and there
fore broad, deep, wide deliberate lie. Yet
it printed the story and said amen to every
word OF it.
Now, had the Journal wsnted the facts, it
could have obtained them; but as it is clear
that the syndicate has full possession of the
Journal and all the approaches leading to it,
we shall have to call the attention of both
the syndicate and its organ that they are
egregious liars of the Annanias school.
The Sentinel prints this morning affidavits
of recent date which prove beyond the pos-
sibility of doubt that Colonel Gray was al
ways Republican until 1872, aud supported
Salmon p. Chase the free soil or Republi-
can candidate for Governor of Ohio, aud
made speeches for and supported John G..
Fremont Republican candidate for Presi-
dent; and that he did not reside at all in
Ohio in 1856; and further that such thing
as his being q Know-nothing was never
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-08
"THE BIGOTED DUTCH. d

Blaine began to dish out the taffy yester-
day as soon as he neared Cincinnati, espe.
ciaIly to the Germans. He knew weeks ago
that the Ohio Germans were leaving him
and Republicanism by regiments The
word came up from the Ohio bosses just be-
fore the Maine election, Tell Blaine not to
vote on the prohibition amendment-it will
offend our German friends if he does"
Old Neal Dow let the cat out of the bag.
This hurt the ProhibitioDists, and they in
quired OF Dow what the trouble was, and he
replied that Blaine lodged to satisfy the
"bigoted Dutch Of Ohio"
Blaine is smart" and as sooE as be
neared Cincinnati he began to iadle out the
taffy to the Germans, and his remarks remind
us of old General Scott when he was
making just such trip Blaine is now
making and for much the same reason. De-
feat was staring poor old Scott in the face as
it is now threatening Blaine. Here is what
the latter said yesterday as he approached
Cincinnati:
Wherever you find Germans you find
great geniality, hospitality, and natural
outflow OF good welcome and cheer"
Old General Scott said: 81 love the rich
Irish brogue and the sweet German accent.
Blaine is perhaps one of the most accom-.
plished demagogues in the country but the
Germans are too we'll posted on his record to
be caught voting for him.