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o York Markets.

Ngw YoRH, Feb. 18.-Flour duh,
Wheat opened k1Nc lower; afterwards
dull and stronger and advanced h@1c
Red, March, 81 9Hml 10. do April, 81 ~
! ~ do May, 81 itxnl 16Ni do Feb. 81 %
Corn opened H1x higher and moderately
active; Mixed Western spot, 5s06ozc; 10
future, 6ShG67kc.
change I No. May, S3k state, ts0tso ; West
eIn, ilgsi1c,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

NEWARK, N. J., Feb. 16.-John
Schneider, the 10 year.old boy, who in
December shot and killed his brother in q
quarrel, was sentenced to-day to q years
in the p~enitentiary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
Death from nm Explosion.

WHEELING, w. Va, Feb. ia prom.
ature explosion in a quarry at Regmann's
brewery last night killed Leon Hadt and
a man named Leopard and fatally injured
an unknown German.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
On CARA

BEILEFoYTAIYE, o., Feb. 16.-Ten car
loads of coal oil in a train or the Cleveland
aud Indianapolis road caught fire yester-
day and were buried.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
WsCes Reduced.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Feb. 16..-The
Amoskeag corporation prociaims a reduc'
ton of Ave per cent. oil wages for carding
aud spinning. with no reduction in weay-
ing, thus carrying wages back to the cut
down of 1880. The reduction goes into
effect March list.
The Manchester corporation will make
reduction of from 1 to 2 por cent. on Feb.
ruary 25th, leaving some of the depart
ments untouched.
In tho Stark and Many corporations the
reduction reaches about ) per cent, and
there will be o uniform reduction in the
Langdon mills.
No cut down has yet been announced
for the print works, and if there is to be
one it will be light. Operatives take the
announcement TRANQUILITY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
No raupsr Immigrants Wanted.

OTTowA, Ont, Feb. lG.-Tae Knights
of Labor have presented a petition to
Parliament praying for the abolition of
assisted passages to Canada.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
A General Strike Anticipated.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 18.-A general
strike of railroad coal minors against q
reduction of half a cent is looked for
shortly,
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A Town Hail Burned.

NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-A dispatch from
Darien, Conn, states that the town hall
at that place was burned about midnight.
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new HcrE.
o. HcrE.
Quotations by Associated Press.
atOckg strOnp. MOnav EASY at lkfn2C

Quotations by Associated Press.
stocks strong. Money easy at lk@2c.
New York Central.
Erie Railroad. ........ s7x
Adams ENpress.
Michigan Central Railroad. ................ stts
Michigan southern Railroad. ..............l0SA
Illinois Central Railroad 1897
Cleveland II Pittsburgh Railroad. .........l3SA
Chicago q Rock Island Railroad. ..........l2ok
Pittaburph a FORT WAYNE Railroad. .,.,... 1873
Western Union Telegraph Company..... 77A
Toledo Il Wabash. IL
New Jersey Central ...... ................ SIX
New York Ontario Il Westarn...,..-,,... liz
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

Henry WojIl shipped from the Lamb
hotel, South Queen street, 90 bead Of
horses 20 New York e.. day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
. Whit Cnn,t be Cured must be Enaured.1

" w HHt NuH z UU NUF UU VO
This old adage does not signify that we must
suffer the miseries OF dyspepsia, when a medl-
cine with the curative properties OF Burdock
BLOOD Btters is available. 1t Is one OF the
most substantial and reliable remedies sold
to-day. For sale by H.. u. Cochran, druggist,
1877 and l39 North Queen street.
For Lame Dack ride or Cnest, use sHi-
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, Is cent
Sold by ii. d. Cochran, lS7 and lS9 North Queen
treet, Lancaster. febl4eod6
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The universal praise bestowed upon Kidney
Wort as an Invaluable remedy for all disor'
ders OF the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, Is we'll
merited. It's virtues are universally known
and Its cures arc reported on all sides. Many
obstinate cases have succumbed to 10 after
they had been given up by tho doctors and a
thorough treatment viii never fail to cure.
Sold by all druggists. See adv't.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

TAoRtH an obstinate cough or cold with
Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure IN one minute
nl.lWdeOd&W
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" spont riity Dollars

Thomas Ectsctrio OF. Used a 50-cent bottle
of this medicine, and got out In one week.
For burns and sprains II IL excellent" James
Durham, East Pembroke, N.Y.. For sale by
II. Is. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and lS9 North
Queen street.
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meritsd rraise,

The weak, worn and dyspeptic should take
Colden's Liquid Beet Tonic. No other. OF
Druggists. fll.lwdsod&w
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SECOND N.
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 10. ise4.
IMPUDENT BISMARCK.
HIS PiQuE AT our COVER MEME

ne orders tho Resolution Passed by Con-
gress on Herr Lssher sent. sack
other News From Europe.
LONDON, Feb. 16.-A Berlin correspon
dent Of the Tines says: Bismarck has
returned to the German minister at Wash
ington q resolution of coincidence on Herr
Lasker's death passed by Congress-, with a
counter request to return the resolution to
Congress, as Herr Lasker's position in
Germany did not justify the resolution.
The Tines adds that although the above
appears Incredible the fact Is that the
relations between Washington and Berlin
are In a state Of great tension owing to the
pig flesh question" The Times concludes (:
Ono thing Is certain 4: We have not
heard the last Of the Lasker incident. The
Americans are much too proud too, sem
sitive and too independent for that"
the Cruel Fortunes of War.
Carlo, Feb. 16--The rebels killed two
hundred women at Sinkat, besides q mum
Der of children.
200 Kiied.
Later advices say the number Of children
killed by the Arabs at sinkat was two
hundred.
Smallpox has broken out in the garri.
son at Khartoum, and should 1t spread
will cause great devastation among the
troops.
They've Got "a Lancaster Jail There.
TUNIs, Feb. 16.-All the convicts have
escaped from the Jail at Lagaletta, a
sea port, not far from Tunis.
A Great Scheme.
PARIS, Feb. 16.-The Boy Of Tunis has
| consented to a scheme for converting a
| portion of the Sahara desert into an inland
sea.
| Against tho jews.
KIEFr, Feb. 16.-The auti-Jewish feel
L L. L. - .l.l..A N.a.o AInI AAnsn 4 hnt,e
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
DRY GOODS !
BOWERS & H HURST.
NOS 20 20 NORTH QUEEN STREET. LANCASTER
PA.
VIEW ADVERTISEMESTs.

DROF ssIONaL PIANO
Pianos and Furniture moved at short no.
uce. Orders by mail solicited. over 1000
pianos moved in three years.
AUG. +. RElNOEHL.
febl-tfd No. 32e N. Queen st., Lancaster.
DUBLlU SALE ON MUNDAY, FEB. Is,
1884, at Daniel Logan's sale stable. rear OF
McGrann house. will be sold twenty head
genuine KENTUCKY MULES. Among them
are some that are well broken.
a credit OF 40 DAYS will be given.
sale 10 commence at | O'CLOCK.
fi5-2td HOWARD RAILEY.
A 4 sWARK'S OPEN TO-DAY HALF
N Wool Spring Dress Plaiis at l2H cts.
also one lot OF 40-inch all-wool Debege worth
80 or s. cts. reduced 10 80 cts; little early but
cannot he bad every day a new line OF Ladies
White shirts lust received ; lust received an
other lot OF extra large Towels at % cts;
ianlO-smdR No. so North Queen street.
DUBLIC SALE OF TWO CARLvA Ds or
Horses.-On MONDAY. FEBRUARY Is,
1884, will be sold at the Merrimac house, G.
Uflemnn, proprietor, North Prince street,
Lancaster city, Pa, the following livestock, TO
wit one carload OF Canada and one carload
Western Horses. The Canada Horses are all
frst class tee ~ rs. Some of the others are
nj for general farm use. Among them are
some first class drivers.
The above stock must be as represented by
the undersigned, or no sale.
A credit OF co days will be given.
Sale TO commence At ! O'Clock p. m, of said
DAY, when attendance will be given by
GEORGE GROSSMAN.
JONI KEENAN,, Auct. fl5 2td
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XNANTFD-A YOUNG MAN WITH A
w small capital TO take charge of the
American sewing Machine Company's bust
ness. This Is a profitable business and a rare
chance. Address,
il. x. BELTS. Manager,
IA South Market square,
febls-lwd harrisburg, Ia.
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Agaiust tho jews.

KIErr, Feb. 16.-The anti-Jewish feel.
ing is 80 violent here that attempts have
been made to incite a general Jewish mas
sacre, but they have so far proved futile.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

TKABiLL's, Con. DUKE AND VINE SIS.
" ~se.t.Ratsing BuCkwhrHt, 3 n packages for
lie: Columbia River salmon, lHc,; Cox's Celia
tine, lTc.; Pure Sugar yru D and &c. New
Dried Apples. SO II quart Best Kiln Dried
Corn Meal, SIC Il quart ; Matches, ! and Sc a
dozen Best Cotiees, IL, Is, 20. 2c. iSlysod
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-05

THE Canton Repository apeaks Of the
new 10Th m "Mckinleys district" We
don't quite understand, " this the Nc
klnlpy who got away with D 800 Repub.
llcan majority down In Nallace's old
disttirtY- Alliance Review.
Perhaps I'VE don't quite understand" )"
either, But, II W. do, aud We think WI
no, II IL the same Mrklnley;ald further,
We are led TO understand that II IA the
Repoailory'a idea that whatever district
Mckinley may be placed In, such dis
trIct becomes "McKinley'a district
NJ once, No other man IN II stands
worthy Of moments consideration IN
a candldatetor Congress In competition
with Mckinley Such Ia the boss aud
such hia sefyll0ra Whnt alla such men,
or Nre they men at allY--YOungstown
Vindicat0r,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-05
Mon rAxrs WANTED.

A writer In tho New York Tribune ad.
yOcates raising the tariff, This fellow
is honest, for protection" means high
taxation; and he says II too much reye.
nue Ia collected the "protectlye" way Ia
TO still Increase the taxation for q high
tariff IL prohlbitory, This Ia true, A
high protective tariff " intendedtO be
Chinese wall, Intended to cui of all
communication and traH wiz Jhfr
lands, II Ia agalnat freedom or nn0c.
This Tribune writer In "for protection
for the sake Of protpction;" that 10, rob
berry for the sake Of robbery. But read
what no says;
The point make on the tariff Ia this;
II II IL led 10 reduce the revenue, the
tariff should he Increased instead OF
lowered, A high tariff ~ u prOhbitOry
tariff, A low larlii IL n revenue tariff,
There need he 30 fear, either, that with
high larili prices OF protected articles
Will he too high. Competition quickly
rnla down the prices can illustrate
that by steel raila. They can he laid
down IN New York from London at u
cost Il $40, The tariff IL $l7 That IL
f43, Yet we ARE selling steel rails laid
down m Chicago for S33 per ton, The
tatlii on steel rails is prOhlhltOIy, The
Chicago price N competitive, Then
again, suppose we put the tariff down
until England eau compete. She Will
only send " what she cannot use her
self nj better prices. She will sell 10
low as tn break down our manufactures.
Once that IN accomplished she will put
The price up 10 suit her own greed, That
In history. She haa done this three times
In forty years. Meanwhile our labor
era sun T. The key Of the whole tariff
qucslion In not the benefit derived by
capitnl, hut the good wages enjoyed by
lahOrpfa, There should be more articles
possibly, on the frea list. which would
be- OF utility 10 the lah0rer but on the
bulk Of leading articles Of home manu-.
laciure, which we have the facilities for
producing, the tariff should be virtually
nrOhlhil0ry,-Am0s Townsend In New
York Tribune,
This writer attempts no explanation
OF the panlcs aud Anancial ruin OF the
last ten years under the Republican
protective tarIi, lle does not explain
how II comes that prOhibltary tarili
fails TO prohibit; aud overprOductOn
soon brIugs calamity, None OF these
gentlemen say aught about firms i'm.
porting labOrers from Europe TO dis
place American workingmen who refuse
TO be slaves TO their protection lords,
Workingmen In this country have been
getting their eyes open Gs to prOtec.
tive tarIli and their tyrant masters.
They begin TO SEQ that "prOtectlon,i
which Is simply high taxation, destroys
markets At home aud abroad. The high
tariff makes, for time, higher prices
aud hencecurtaIls consumption nj home
aud cuta of thoObiIIty TO compete with
other nations In the markets OF the
world, This 10 TOO plain to require
argument,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-05

THERE'S nothing mean or small In the
call Of tho National Democratic conyen.
ton, The committee invite all In
these few words:
"All Democratic citizens OF tho United
States, irrespective of pist political as
soclations aud differences, who can
unite with us IN the effort fCr u pure,
economical and constitutional govern
ment, are cordially invited 10 jOln In
sending delegates TO the convention"
The call Ia sensible aud sound, the
idea being TO unite all good citizens
who wish TO restore honest, cOuslitu
tlOnal government. "When bad men
combine, good men must associate" We
must return to equal tOxOtioni quit log.
islatlng for monopoly and mIllIonaifes,
ana restore righteous aud JOst rule,
that will not oppress labor aud hon
est business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL


The Curtis press club Of Columbus
gave all Ia the treasury 5000 to the
njod sufferers. Nothing small about
the newspaper bOys-eSccpt their sala
rles.
The LincNlna were m III fated family.
Abraham was 0ssaasinaled; hIa wife
went crhzyi uoW thriraon, Rot ert's. pie
ture II going the rounds OF the Ohio
ha seed press
A fashion magazine has an article on
what Will the coming girl wearY' II
the article refers 10 the servant girl Ol
The future, she viii probably wear the
best the land affords.
The criminal classes nj New Orleans
are running things with euch u high
hand under the lnhecile government
That II resort To vigilance committees
nnd hemp " probable.
Hard timesY' repeated GrOwler when
The subject was tp, 81 should sny hard
times. Why, thousands OF idle women,
elegantly httlred, nre daily roaming the
streets OF The clly looking for something
to amuse them"
" IN Nhll lhHt Mrs, Henry ID. james, OF
Bl0rlon, Massn although only ~ years
VI age, hHH been tho mother OF 27 chil.
dren, ANA ls still In good health, She
had once four Ut u birth, twice three,
twice two, aud the rest single. She was
married NJ the age Oi 10.
Male education aud female education
In India, when compared with ench
other, present n striking contrast The
total female population is 0A600 900
und thu female population 1903 00000
but only l27 600 females are under IN.
slructions NJ school, as against 2,5l7 G20
males,
Susan u, Anthony says that ono great
hlndfancp TO the suffrage movement IN
wOmHn's lack 0f education In money
matters, Miss Anthony speaks for The
unmarried lndieL The wife who lacRe
education In her husbands money
mattere In n blotsed exception 10 the
rule.
over 1000 people attended tho fun
eral of the buried" Taylor family NJ
AyOndalo, aud when the preacher asked
u the ghDullsh murders OF the two help
less Old people nnd the tender girl dc.
served mercy, the entire cOuc0ufee
shouted MOI Several cOlOred dlyInee
spoke, some Of whom openly advocated
lynch law FOL the "hunkers,'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-05

Ell Carl will offer for aRle on Thurs
day, March 9th, NJ HIS residence, I've
miles east Of Haftyllle, horses, cows, cat
Tie, pigs, agricultural implements, wa
gOna, buggles, harness and household
lurnit1fe.
Daniel smlth will offer for sale ut hie
residence, 3 miles west Of Marlboro, on
tho llarville road, Saturday, March Sth
Two mllch cows, Que tull, yearllng
calves, brood sOws, wagons, grain and
other articles.
Samuel nemlnger will offer for sale
on Friday, March 7th, NJ the Newman
arm, 2H miles east OF Rlchyille, work
hOrses, cows, pigs, wagons and farming
implements.
Marcus 4. Meyer will 0ilOr for aalo at
his residence, one nile south OF Cairo,
on the Randolph r0Ad, Tuesday, March
llth, horses, cattle, hogs, wagons, 0gri'
cultural implements, etc.
A, Lothamer will offer for sale NJ hls
residence, one mile north OF Canton, on
the Berlin road, Wednesday, March 18th.
one horse, one COW, lumber wagon,
chickens, farming implements, house
hold goods, etc.
Joseph Schwertner will offer for sale
NJ his residence, llye miles northwest OF
Canton, on the road leading from Mas
4lllon TO New Berlin, Thursday, March
18Th, horses, cows, cattle, chickens, lum-
ber, grain aud farming tools.
Jacob Kropf, administrator OF the os,
tate OF OTTO HOaencleber, will offer for
sale on the premises NJ the intersection
OF the Paris aud Harrisburg road and
the Fl Wayne railroad, Saturday, March
10th, Il lot OF personal property aud q
lot of real estate situated In the town
of Rome,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-05
DANA. Of lhn Now York snn. wna n

DANA, OF the New York sun, was asked
NJ Washington II he opposed fllden't
nomination, when he saidi
"No; NJ not oppose II. have never
opposed H. | have said he would moi
take II, but II IL surprising how the
people In NIL parts OF the country are IN
Nlstlng upon the old ticket, This feel
ing has been much strengthened by the
tumpne about tho tariff Everybody
feols II Mr. Tilden could bo nominated
the thriiI business would bc pushed by
such n nomination Into tho obscufity
proper 10 tho ordeal ahetfnctlona. Az
the case now stands, nothing seems Ia
ms more probable than that the Demo.
cratic convention will nominate Mr.
TIlden, and wait for hlo reply before
proceeding any further"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-05

TnErlghle, titles aud privileges given
Con. FltS John Porter by the House bill,
are Topped Of by the Senate amendment,
which proposes simply to place hin
upon the retired lIst without pay, com
pensatlon or allowance prior TO hia 40.
polntment. This IL neither manly nor
justi ho Ia either innocent or guilty,
and should bo treated accordingly. The
country Ia now satisfied no Ia innocent,
tho House Ia convinced Of the fact,
yet n few crapks, including Logan Of
the Senate, refuse 10 accord justice
to n brave soldier
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-05
First Aid 10 tho Injured.

/, Bites OF all sorts aro painful, aud II
not treated with expedition and skill
they sometimes prove very dangerous.
Tho most common kinds aro those TO.
coived from dogs, mosquitoes and hears.
Tho rarost kinds are trilobiteS and Ja.
oobites,
2. Ono seldom, II over, gets bite
whom out fishing.
.. II about to DO bitten bya dog,
while sorenadlnr on foraglng In mol.
on-patoh, Immediately take some violent
exercise Ia order 10 preserve good cir.
culatlop, For instance, run NIL or
so without stopping
4. Never stop liinnIng because thoro
Is n man with q GLIB apparently chasing
tho dog sometimes ho Is encouraging
him. .
D, II this docs not accelerate the no.
ton Of thl heart climb the nearest troo
o. Don u get down again for tho pur.
pose OF resculng The sample OF Your
trousers, This Ia Que OF tho dog A por.
quisites, and ho wants II for bis scrap
book.
z. When q mosquito begins 10 bite
don't slap him. Some authorities Insist
that YOU should lot him finish, aud thon
offer him u toothpick and IN aitor.din.
nor cigar.
:. The above rule applies strictly 10
mosquitoes, and must not bo extended
10 include dogs or bears.
.. On suddtdy entering the parlor,
where tho pdstlutoo hangs, you may
surprise u young man apparently In tho
not OF biting ayouug lady on tho check.
Tho symptoms which follow this gen.
orally include Violent blushlng and
tendency 10 talk about tho weather.
The most popula- remedy is u solitaire
rlng applied 10 he third finger of tho
young ladys loII hand.--LGe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-05

May 0. 1865. OF these about 100000
were enllsted for three years and The
balance for shorter periods, ranging
from two years to sixty days. To pay u
bounty OF ss,SSk to each enlisted man,
or II dead to his heirs, for each month
Of his service would require after de-
ducling bonnties already received,
about slS7 s7O lO5. This, then, Is prob
ably the most accurate and reliable es-
innate, and those who insist on passing
equalizlng bounty bills should keep
this total we'll In mind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-05

EouAtizlNG bouutles has for years
been u leading question In Congress,
and now In the House are pending
twelve bills having that object In view
aud eight IN the Senate, These bills
differ IA detail, bat aim 10 meet tho con.
ditiope embraced IN The bill that passed
Congress IN 1876, aud was vetoed by
President Grant The lowest ee,'-,ate
m 10 the amount Of money required ioi
the equalization Ia eeyeniyflve millions,
ana the highest one hundred and eiSty'
one mllllons.
Adjutant General Drum has Just COM
piled an estimate IN response TO mn In
QuIry Of the Senate. IIe shows there
were s,77a, Ssb man enlisted In the I'm.
lon army between April ~. 1891, and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-05

TnE following portion Of tho inter.
view published by Rev. John Snyder with
ConklIng, Is not donIed by that gentle
man, nnh cannot be!
The Electoral Commission declared
20 Mr. COnkllng IL made TO say-that
Mr., RuIhprlrnud II. Hayes had received
the electoral vote 0f Louisiana. After
the accession Of Ruthptfruud y. Hayes
to the Presidency he affirmed that Pack.
ard, who had received some three thoua.
aud y0iee lcag than Samuel j. fllden.
was Governor OF that State. II Packard
was Governor, then Ruthpfffaud held
his place by tho most palpablo fraud
ever pefpetrnted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-05

DEMOCRATIC opposition to the Scott
liquor law was that II was not constitu'
tonaL So believing. the Democracy Of
0llo denounced the net, Indeed, II ~
the opinion Of legal gentlemen gener.
ally Of all political parties, The con 'ti'
tuition Of Ohio fOrbIds license law for
the sale OF liquor, and II the scott law
IL not license act we know not What
II Ia. This Ia the strong point against
the Scott law, and no other need be
mentioned; for when law n not In nc.
cordanCe with the constitution, II Ia no
law. True, the Supreme Court, ma.
Jority, decided the act constitutional,
but II was partisan decision, and IL
not endorsed by any honest lawyer or
intelligent citizen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-05

IN the Republican conference NJ Co.
lumbua last week, OK Governor Noyes
threatened another dyil war unless the
people Of certain states voted to suit his
political views The people are not now
disposed accommodate Mr. Noyes and
the Star route thieves, aud 81 give the
latter another opportunity 10 rob the
treasury aud to send Mf NOyo' again ~
n foreign minister, These agents Of
deylllsm have had their day
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-05

TnE Republican conference NJ Colum.
bus last week was for the purpose Of
taking an inventory of stock for the
coming Presidential campaign, Foster,
Noyps n CO., could only dad ono bloody
shirt, although they l,bOred for hours
Even protection" IL played out, for the
people scc II Ia delnslve, meaning only
monopoly ana pnfichIug u favored few,