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Relilious Notifies.

up1sr. s9 Gssrss y 1rSmh ME- r
to IH oescSs: at II O'Clock subject Eyi. 10 American
Private and Public Life" The public co Italy Lysd iast
s se' septe en- II
All s,s' ossrsh t9H9a s1rr1 4s 81 s'' Of ''A
All Snni. Church lth.ave corner 20h-stse ~ tho
pastor Rev THEOD0RE C. WILLIAMS all T. q. Tho
Al the Spiritual Conference, Rspuhhean Hall 3ads;-
opening address uuday D. Tree and ala invited
Pro 1ve'v Rlts Of s3 July 6s4 Free Baptist Chur,A.
f5 n1 aE'n h ia IN WICK p a
broadway TabcrhacIc-serylces 1890 and 7:Y0 pm
F P1PaT e SSd G Sy P'' fS Il
Hartford, Coan
CsarcA Of rae Messiah corner sss9 ;, =, .nt
ION
Church Of the Dive Pate nifty 1aye. corner t5tast
Service wi
summer 8nHT" sandayS / %. iolJ and p Daily.
=
R .saysH a "a r' si rf o. aSe
IL u. AUD p. IA. sirsn gers cordially iaylted
ss5SR :s. p1 Se :2:s at Il
a n and p The rector viii oraeiaie.
Disciple. Christ, Vest i5thst ee,weon sh and sh sys
Rev B. rYLER Church open all sunasr
esy Of a. s q. ssssf sr, ht %
nan lectures morning. and eyeHins a, usual sHSeet iqs
lfed
Five Points House OF Industry, l55 wOrih.st WA h.
atsntSrEviee of song singing BY tie
ch.dren every sunday az $50 O'clock PuDnc invited hSis
0 clothing aud shoes solicited
Grace Church Brcsiw az and tsssrvicrs discontn,
further noce account % rsg2fs sunday So.
Chapel lth Il ootveeo Sd aud sth Ayes Al
IL a. m. and D Throughout the suniner.
New Jsru.aieu Church. East 35hst between Park and
Lexington the Rev, :. ;. SEN ARD PAstr-SerNlccs
AZ IL a. IN Subject "Hegenera 'ton-the Loyds al
Maa'. part" The Holy supper sll be administered
81 Georxs CsaFeh-An seats fIes-Rev. ". :. RAINS
FORD Reclor-Hoy Com nunl0n AZ T. Regular service at
IL. Evangelstlc service o.
81 Isa.t.s Cssreh West %e,A-sI-hs' ARTHUR
RIlCHlE, Rector CAesgat0n I q second eclc
brsuoa choral and sermon. l0&S a Chors4 kvsasonf
sna aa0n. !
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H4PPFED.

LundbOrg's Perfume, gsrscl1l .te. SoIl
Landlords PERU ne, AiDi ne ViOief.
LANDLORDS Perfume. Lily - tn V-iisy.
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MISCELLANEOUS r

MISCELLANEOUS kAlLhOAD IN lf|LiSluI--'Ni' IL
CINCINNATI, June 2S.-BetOre the time hxed
for the sale OF the several divisions OF the Cincinnati
Toledo and St. Louis Railroad to-day application was
made to Judge SAGE pOeJponement OF the Cincinnati
Northern SALE on account OF the depression In the money
market Il was stated that nine-tenths OF the parties In
terested asked for the postponement, and the
court granted the application and named september
Is a. the time for the sale. Mr Casten
snreSeutipg the Ney York Trust Company. stated that
he won Ia move for the removal or M craig the te-
eei YER II the remainng divisions were sold The tine
natl Division IL niles sold for $4,000 TO George n
Stnallev OF WatrTOw. Mass. behalf ~ committee
OF the first mortgage bORdnoders OF that division Inc
sl25 OOO 10 omutee behalf of the mortgage D. ad
holders The Dayton and southeastern DIVISION, $50
tailes was sold for 100000, % committee OF D0n1
holders The last sod the Iron Railroad ana JUS
branches-1S miles, Tor 100000, 70 committee OF
DondnOldesr.
ST LOUIS. June 23.-The special master to whom was
referred the petition lately presented TO the United stat
Court by the receiver ofthe Wabash Railroad has noo
vet made report hut IA expected that be VIII 40 so IN
day or two and that will advise the payment on the
interest falling due on July on all the se-sHstaiRinS
lines Of the system Ths will include $4,000 on the
North Missouri first mortgage bsuds; S112.5OO in Chi
Louis Csun I}luffs ana Omaha. Ghe 81 loo due at
The same tune on sonds OF nDHpayns branches VIII
prsbabV be defaulted The general manager says vac
svstam has NOT vet been determined upon. but ~ Is
thought that G. W. LAlsy viii be the general freight
agent, with J. T. Ripley a. assistant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-29

THREAFENkD RUN on A BANK.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.i
BISGuAMroN June 2S.-The failure OF ). L..
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

-, 6oTz-- Nora7LC' Night $40
Ina / 1897 0iO I3loa &c gloIl! 800
F-l-TTf ifiAltt
IS ~ 1fig sa't 1r - srrss ~ ftsa y ttnr Ii
y Bsllr|fi 3-3l
ga T5.FY ts{ls A[9Efa3 llf y K. ~ aelatsrJ
ST 49, IL N AAs44-A-@14A2 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-29

The sr.m sho-s the vsTA,ons IN MI. I 'enin
nhss ppsudDas ass iys ai.ion. u .ias 10 'as ~
~ - larin those erkla detted ne fep a
he variations aiissssd ~ sns " HUI
+. Pharmacy Sls Broadway
TkIBusR OFFICE June 81 4 n.-The changes IN
the barometer yesterday were slight The Temperature
ranged between Ga and 7so. the average T27s being
sag higheF than on Friday.
Shshy warmer clear fair weather may be exported
to-day 10 this city and vicislty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-29
nurArR1cAL ANp personal

Miss Minnie Palmer concluded successful ani '' s.
,.,t weck,s engagement at Hull, Eng, tonight sue
-. a. N,gC ,stle next week. AT New-Castle th7
ssress viii be the guest sir Henry Augustus ana Lazy
Clavering at their estate Axwe Park at L'y 10
Durham al, ,., e,
. sarah Bernhard having concluded her LdlhourHn e
e,ppuent arrived London to-day. Her periofn4leo
~ Lain Maeteh pleased the sceteh gie"u9
eebed England ia state OF almost complete physical
exhaustion. Iii, loft
Among the passengers the City Of Rome when 'ei'
Itverpoci for Sew-Yo to-day Minister saFsen'
and Miss Emma Tnursby
A NOVEL SORT OF RACK.
tTe latest novelty In sport is series OF oxen races
which have lust IN suburb Or Munich. Inc
r YER, saidled and brided and ridden Ike hrsea by
,,sssv. who we're armed wish whips and spurs The
.ser, proved intractIbe steeds' however an" Az ou'
~. N the Jockeys we're thrown, some Of them being
severely injured
HONOks TO AN AMERICAN FhhE-INADEh'
The rolden Club dinner occurred "a night IL cost
s, y ,iat. The interest In the Egyptian Cohterehes
.t away many from whose ofatory much saa
I.,,l caragfoni presided He introduced d. Sm'n Vi
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Diamonds.

RAvpEI. BARRYMORE & BILLINGS,
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF DIAMONDS.
MANUFACTURERS Or DIAMOND JEwELGY
SO NAssAU-sT AND 20 MAIDES-LASE, NETWORK
l ST. Andrewss., London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-29

Patent Openw0rls Nef BanRers
New desi gns uDder letters patent. In
Engagements viii be prosecuted campaign iuiyl ats
NJ. r. LEVY - Co, p y OoStef-st
Patent Openwork Net BauDeTs-Besi Portraits.
New Designs HOJER & GRAHAM. Artists, - DG2hc-st
OH Original HeAGquait Observation-Disclosures Iot-'
, 1884-08-30
Saturday, 10th August, 1884.

August il clos NJ wi bout The rain which
appearances prOmiS ID us in The middle II
the month. In The nei2hbOurhOOd Of
ChriStiluStcd Ike fill has IL t been more
til n about Is or II ines, though i has
been much greater in he c ntrt and west,
The aVetage fall for the month OF August
il 80 lines. During The last fw days
there have be II some light showers, and
the weather h 8 Teen Occa, i0naIly SquaIIN,
4> if to rrmin't Us thai We are III HE middle
Of he hurricane season AID on tht to nave
ba y. ropes and II lis in readiness. 1t -
now s years since our last hurricane and
the effect of it in impress ne Il wa nlng IS
10 doubt much worn out. Having had n
severe lesson in 1876 it was Nu pfiSing to
note how ca etll everyb rdy was i'll l>77,
but an i'll ,pettiOn won d probably reveal u
different st tie of things now. In this mat
ter everybody must be- his own inSp 'ctor,
and see that he is not caught mapping.
This day week will be the 150'h ami
verS Try OF The planting OF the DANISH faE
on tne~e shores. Pastor Lose, who Is at
hO.ne in such in est Laii MS, discovered
ana proved FIR II, last yea tn t the 6 h of
S,ptemher 1884 was undoubt d!y the day
on which the National Flag was no Sled il
this island. althuugl our Local historians
II ID placed the event several months before
or after that da;e. During the $50 years
vphi.h Lava Siunn paSani, ST G""is ho'
r:s.n from being II wild forest covered
island to be beautifully and prOfitably
cultivated, and a population of 5 "r 6 hun
drrl hal risen to be over 10000, and,
altll0u th il his fallen off in prosperity and
pc pul ltion of late Years there is yet hope
thu, it miv hold is own for Somt time to
CONF. The 6tI of Sert"mber 1874 ia
therefore not without interest fr II , and
it's i50tl anniversary my reasonably claim
t. he h III turrd hv some deprr; ure from the
duly routine. II ! E &c 'llrncy tn Cover.
nor. rs will he seen from al off :ial notice
published tp-d ~, will hold u reception at
Government: House in honour of the occa-
sion. and II large number ofthA inha 'itants
will no doubt avail themselves of This
invitation but there are many wh0 are not
in the habir Of visiting Government House,
WIN would still be glad If a holiday; and
it is 10 he hoped that employers will mark
tn. occasion by giving the day if possible,
so that it may b. pleasan ly r. mrmbered
not only by the upper ten, but by the whole
population.
, 1884-08-30
No. ~ Hill Street.

+", No. IL Hill street,
according to the tag list belonging to
Edward Martin,
1st Auction On, Tuesday the Goth Sep.
$50 TENDER neGt.
2nd ion on Tuesday the 14th Octo.
Der nPTt,
srd Auction on Tuesday the 2Sth Octo-
her ne1t,
each time Mt 2 o'clock p. m.
No. 3 Kings Cross Street,
according to the tag list belonging to
Rosslia OReilly,
lst Auction OH Wednesday the 1st Octo
her neat,
End Auction on Wednesday the 10Th Oc-
tOber merit,
Bird Auction on Wednesday the goth DC.
tOber merit,
each time at 2 o'clock p. m.
No. q Company Street,
according to the tar list belonging to
NJ. PlatfuuE' children.
tObeT next,
2nd Auction on Wednesday the 10Th DC
tOber next,
Bird Auction on Wednesday the Goth Oc-
tOber next.
Sach time at 3 o'clock p. m.
No. b Kings Street,
according to the tax list belonging to John
Samuel.
1yt Auction on Thursday the 2nd Octo.
Der next,
End Auction on Thursday the 10th DC.
tOber neTt,
3rd Auction on Thursday the 3Oth Oc-
tOher neTt,
each time at 3 o'clock p. IN.
No. 81 A. Market Street,
according TO the tar list belonging to John
F. ThOmaS'S heirs,
1st Auction on Friday the 3rd October
next,
End Auction OH Friday the 18th October
3rd Auction on Friday the S1>t October
next.
each time at 3 O'clock p. H..
No. a. B. Hosp ia. Street,
according to the tax list belonging tn
PetruS Thomas,
LIST Auction en- Saturday the Attn DC o.
Der next,
End Auction on Saturday the 18th Octo-
Der next,
3rd Auction on Saturday the 1st Novem-
Der next,
each time at 2 o'clock p. M.
Parcel Of Friedenstlral,
according to the tax list belonging to
POwliS Williams,
AL AUCllOH Oh AZ OHOdN IHS OIA NUNGlH-
Der next,
End Auction on Monday the 18th No
VeInber next.
3rd Auction on Monday the LIST Deem
Der next.
each time 1T 2 O'clock p. IN.
No. : B New Street,
according to the tax list belonging to
Powlis Williams,
1st Auction Un Monday the Bid NOvrm-
Der next,
End Auction on Monday the 18th No,
Vember next,
3rd Auction on Monday the LIST Decem-
Der next,
each time at 3 O'Clock n. m.
All the Auctions will be- held at the UNI
dersigned Auction Ofi.e.
Conditions, ADVERTISEMENTS &c may be
seen at the Auctions.
This advertisement serves also for the
information of mortgage holders,
Christiansted's Auction Office, st. CrOix
29th August 1884.
III IiHNSCuEI
, 1884-08-30
Passengers Left

C~hristiansted.
2ath Aug--Pe- schr wi .laat" fr Anni:4 Va q.
Thomas - Miss Ahce II IRE. For st. Thomas Miss Mary
Moore ami Mrs. C. GIuuer
Frederilxsted
2sth A9S-Per SCI Adtltic al Petrol for St: cl?nts
-Jud%e Jurs. WI IM'V 2llrlA, An'll Tsn"S. Eiizs14tA
Ienirikson, Wilh"lnina Sampson, Wntfl. Mage Vol.
tor, AIrIarat M,chal IL11 ihiI Va L nteiIro, F5c.
ditand Williams, Max. B,IdlLy.
, 1884-08-30
Passengers Arrived.

Christianated.
27th Au0-Ppr schrs "Vigila ant and Jolly Companion from
g.. 1htreF-childrr en- Fanny. Conrad Thora, Theol IRA, and
Helene Krusc with ~, servants. Wuhal nine L'nter and
Mary Barns. Sarah Elizabeth Reid 2sth Aug-Niss Doute,
From Porto Rics-Mr. John Martin.
Frederiksted
27th Aur-Ppr schrs Atlantic and Petrol" from st Thomas
-Hr. Manuel da Srlva. Hr. II. Ricardo. Sarah Ventor. Eme.
liz PtniGmin. Charles David. Thomas Andrew F Hendrikson
snd tw, cliid ~ Jan Rich trlso1 W II. M,nia1or Fee.
dinand William, Isa5, ILL SteT5u4, V6tr BauiA min, William
Sim ms.
eath Aur-Per sloOp Lilly of the v~Alley"-2O immigrants
with 6 children.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
Market House Notice.

1he following mc tho market days and hours
each week
lpeedaya, from 10 O'Clock IN tho morning,
thursdays, from 10 Y O'Clock IN the morning
uA,ufdhya, from 4 10 o'clock IN the morning aud
from 10 10 O'Clock IN tho evening
Farmers unfdonrfH, ANA others having gOOd butter
enng, lard, vegetables VI all kinds ffulta berries
poultry hC Will mud ready Hnln for them nj fnf prluoa
especially ~ Tuesday mornings, Thursday mOfnlnp'a
aud saturday uyennRa market Tor tho reason that tho
Saturday mnrnng market Ia moro fully phif0nsed by
FARMERS and gardeners than the market NJ thoee times
All farinufa and gardeners admitted 10 market hpaco
free Of charge aud A arc Invited IN bring their mark.
citing And attend, number Of country butchers can
do well 10 open moat stands ~ soon M tho weather IL
suitable.
NO the citizens Of Canton will s that The full bono
MS " market can only bo hal when II becomes firm.
" uetababed and tho only way ~ do N IN 10 hitcud
regularly cyery market DAY. and by 40 doing II will 10
but short time tlll you Will nd all kinds VI country
produce IN quantities TO supply tho full demands Of Tho
market NJ reasonable pricea All must remember that
tile boet season for TIN market ie lust setting IN, fow
weeks later aud II Will be here IN MI lts fullneps aud
liberal patronage from all parties Interested from this
time On VIII Insure the fullest benefits 10 be derived
NON " when that tno c0inne,
plV no attention 10 roputtA 10 tho effect thai tho
mhikct Ia "bugtndr aud "played OUT lhey are pul
Into circulation BY parties that have no Interest 10 ihe
MARKET n IA cslabllped aud will be open Tor bignpsl
on 10 days and hours of each week W uro ~ tho day.
aud hours come JOHN X, BOWItIQL
augfgmdsw Market Master,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
A COMMON REQUEST,
An IrAts Individual Who Wanted Lid
Corrected,

An IrAts Individual Who Wanted Lie
Corrected.
Newspapers are very often called upon
by aggrieyed individuals TO correct GER
lain things published about them.
Sometimes the request ls q just one, and
As almost invariably complied with. But
on the other hand, the request to make a
correction Is sometimes not q just one
IN a great many cases II Is simply q re-
quest to correct the truth, which ID a
hard matter to do
The following from the POughkeepsie
On. " Eagle Ia u case In point:
A dilapidated looking individual
comes into the counting room and with
8 fierce look and tercer oath, r0ara
out;
"see here, your blank blanked re-
porter has been putting IN the paper 4
blanked lle about me, ana | want " cor
Tected."
"What Is the report you complain Of,
slr2o
"That," pointing to police report,
"That's blanked lie, Now, are you go
ing 10 correct itp"
Clerk reads: "JOhn Bllfkins was
brought before the Recorder charged
with being drunk and dla0Tderly,
0fiieer Smith arrested him on upper
Hudson street, fighting with negro
hast night, and put him In the lock up.
The Recorder fined him $40, which he
paid" That must have como 10 us IN
the regular way from the court; what IL
there wrong about itY
UWhv ain't falling you that lt'a all
blank blanked HEP | amt going TO
have such things put In the paper about
me"
"Is your name John BlIiklnsp"
Eyes"
Weren't you before the Recorder yes
terdayY'
"Yea,"
swell, didn't he fine you $40 as 1t
says herew
20, yes, but tell you It's all blank
6d lie, aud want you 10 make II right"
singular that the Recorder should
have aDed you $40 II you were not
guilty. What part Of the story is untrueY
lou were arrested, supposep
"Yes.'
And kept in the l,ck.up over nlght|
SYea."
"Well, weren't you drunk9"
10, suppose was q little In liz Tor.
had been drinking, don't deny that"
"And you were lghtingp
"Y.e'e," but the whole story was q
banked lie Your blankety blanked re-
porter says | was Aghting with black
man, and wasn't. ltwa7 mulattOW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
ENTAL ACCIDENT.
A Momb ~ of the Canton Fire Department
Killed This Morning,

A Momb b'r of the Canton Fire Department
Killed This Morning,
Little did the members Of tho Canton
Sire Department think last night, as
ihey retired In happy mood, that the
dark angel OF death had marked one Of
heir number for his own, aud would
set his stygian seal upon him with the
coming OF the morn. Such, sad 10 re-
late, was the case, and to-day there ~ u
vacant chair In the Central Engine
House, and gloom 50 deep hanging
over the building that the gas has been
kept burning all day. When the alarm
from box was sent In this morning
and the department turned, Jack Wolf
ihe dandy OF the department, struck out
on foot, ahead OF the engine, but his
race was short one. As the engine
turned into Court street at Eighth,
going southwark, poor Jack got
In the way and the front wheel struck
him down, crushing his skull and caus.
Ing instantaneous death. There, on
Court street, which the morning sun
vas creeping around Bocklus'a stable TO
kiss with It's golden rays, lay the crushed
and bloody form OF beloved Jack, while
his comrades Of the department, pushed
on by stern duty, woro whlrling
away toward Che C0nllgratlon
with tear bedewed eyes Gt the
thought Of the cruel and hCartless man.
ler In which they were forced to desert
iheir dead friend.
On their return trip the boys care.
fully lifted up the corpse and carried II
tenderly into the Eagln0 House. A
DEMOCRAT reporter called to View the
remains to-day, aud found that they had
been mysiorlously spirited away, Later
In the day u strange rum1r reached his
ears that n bargain had been atrucE
with sausage factory, ana In that
manner the heartless comrades OF the
iamented Jack were proating by his sad
and sudden demise.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
Married,

MciNNits- -MiEsMEil-oo tho lalh Inst, by Iiey.
Rnerbruck, Mr, william Mcluncs and Mlu Annie
uieamer, both Of siarh county.
ruTrEls-KnAuT-o The eame by Rev. y por.
Druch. Mr. Christian yel,cr aud Mira Emma Kiauf,
both Of Canton.
piifLLlls-MiLLrll-on Julr petb by i.ev l.. n.
Meyer Mr. 0eorao n Phillips aud Miss carrie A. Mil
ler both of stark county
RicnEisT- T-iuEiNnoLD-o August 18Th, BY Tho
same Mr. John RIcueri aud Miss sarah l,enhold boil,
,f Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21

Send money by American Expross Co.
money orders. Receipts given. Money
refunded y orders are lost. Sold nj oil
0lllces OF the company. Payable NJ $500
places. Rates: To f5bc., $i0.8c., go.
l0c'; SaO-i2c.; $a0-iOc,, $50 zoe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
The Government Chemist Analysos Two Of
tho Leading, iinl,lng Powders, ana
what lie Finds Thom Made or.

The Government Chemist Analysoa Two Of
tho Leading unl5lng Powders, aud
what lie FINDS rhom Made or
The best baking powder Is made from
pure Cream Of Tartar, BICgrb0nate Of
Soda, aud small quantity OF 0Our or
starch. Frequently other ingredients
are used, and servo q purpose In rQ1u.
eng the cost and increasing the profits
OF the manufacturer,
We give. the Government Chemists
analyses Of two Of the Leading baking
p0wdera
have examined samples Of "Cleve.
lands Superior Baking Powder" man.
ufacturet nj Albany, n Y, and "ROyal
Baking Powder" both purchased by
myself In this city, and 1 lind they con.
tain:
CLEyELAND's SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER
Cream Of Tartar
Blcarb0nato Of Soda
Flour
Available carbOnic acid gas 1891 Dor
eont. equivalent to 1852 cubic lncheD Of
gas per or, OF Powder.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER"
Cream OF Tartar
Blcarb0nato Of Soda
Carbonate Of Ammonia
Tartarlc Acid
Starch
Available carbonic acid gas 1910 per
cont, equivalent 10 1902 cubic inches
Of gas per OF, Of Powder,
Ammonia gae 0,i3 per cent. equlya.
lent TO 10a cubic Inches per oz, Of Pow
der.
Noto-The Tartarlc Acid was doubt.
less introduced az free acld, but subso.
auently combined with ammonia, and
exists 10 tho Powder as u Tartrate OF
Ammonia.
II. g. LOVE-, Phi. d.
New YORK, Jan'y 18th, 1881.
The above analyses indicate q prefer.
encc for "Cleyoland's Superior Baking
Powder" and our opinion n that II Is
the better .preparation.-[Eall's Jour.
NIL OF Health,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
Examination City Teachers.

There will bO on examination held for applicants TOT
certificates Tor tho ely u Canton Oh0 on August b0h
1891 IN tho lligh School room, beginning NJ y o'clock
AN ny order Ot tho Hoard,
u wORLEY, President
~, DlsLEll Secretary, alR30 "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
MIsoELLANEoUs,
EMPLOYMENT 70 100 MEN,

Immediately IN their own noighhOfho0d among Fam
efa Wagfu $500 per day ana board n0nt apply un'
leM you nOAn work. \, u, MACllAMhlt
luiglLW llaflWllo, Slalk County Mo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-21
AYERS
AgUe Cure

contains an antldote for all maiariaI dis
orders which, 10 far aa known, IA used In no
other remedy, II contains no oulnIne, nor
NY mineral nor doleterloua substance what.
sysr, and consequently produces no injurious
edtet upon tho constitution, but leaves tho
rttom as healthy On II was before tho attack.
We WARRANT AYERS AaUB oURR
% cure every case Of Fever and Ague, Inter
nl.,ent or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Duiab Aguc, Bilious Fever, and Liver Com
tlant caused by malaria. In case OF failure,
aitor due trial, dealers arc authorized, byour
circular dated July iSt 1889, TO refund the
money. 4, q
Dr.J.C.Ayor& Co., Lowell, MaSs'
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SUMMER RESORT.
1'717t1'17'l'FI'717'7 7'1''l1'1@
Lake View House
AND PLEASURE GROUNDS,
MEYERS LAKE,
u. j. MEYER a. BRO, Props.

This Elegant New summer Resort N 0pon for tho
HNAs0n n N lUcnted on the south edge 0t Mrierp Lake
hnH 10 ncfrl Of grove aud "A mile " beach hrproachA
hle any acre with n boat Ihr attractions AlunH With
the grounds Afc nllllhd aud iioo lAbcH nno uymna,
eium hnd bowling Alley, ~ NlW nuAIN, both for
Pleasure ard Fishing ana without exception the lnfa
hnd largest Maple Dancing Floor Ia tho county ready
for uau any ul0ncnt thlH hAll has IA II tnc Plano
aud " free 10 an hny time except when controlled by
clubs NJ are also tho spacious aud rlcHanl grounds
special attention given 10 nultnH up Meals 10 order
rlAh, Uame and Champagne slnprw speciality
II will PAY Pleasure PARTIES 10 Cninn ana SOC thCao
Elegant New buildings ald Grounds before making mr.
rAnupmonis elsewhere
rho ludngs ana Grounds are illuminated with
uhs made ON tile ground, 40 people coming mere after
night need not fear tho darkness
fhrs0 ullOuNnl AND BUILDINGS are connected
with Telephone No ui, rMllng dcslnng 10 picnic or
dance or want MEALS would do well 10 Hlye IA fow
hours notice AugiidANRm
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DETROIT, Aug, 10,
FLoUR-Quiot Michigan White Wheat
ti6O6Jl15i roller process $500, patents,
Sb,,blb0OOi Minnesota patonte, SBbODG1b,
WHEAT-flrmcr, No | White, cash or Au.
gust 80, aud September, s6Hoi October,
b0llO, No 2 itOd, SO,
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nRApFORD, Pa, May 3, 1915
IL has cured me Of several diseases such a. nervous
ness sickness Rt the stomach monthly troubles, Ito
have not seen sick day IN year since took Hop hlI'
teIa. All my uelghbOm use Them
Mrs FANNIE 0REEN,
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Rnhv Hnved.

We are 30 thankful 10 say that our nursing baby waS
permanently cured OF dangerous and prolracod eon'
allpaton and lnoaulmiy Of tho bowels by tho use Of
Hop ntiera by IN mother which NJ tho same llmo TO-
stored her to perfect health aud alrength
The Parents, Rochester, MY,