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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
A Bishop Tcata = New Set Of Teeth.
fIlnaTtnn paSf 4

An English country dontlSt rcccntly mad
q not OF teeth for tho bishop OF his dloccao
Ho anxioualy watched tho prolato AZ h
snamincd himself and his now tooth In TIN
pior glnss, End was startled whon ho heart
thc bishop uttor language ending with thai
fearful word, 'damnation.n
Tho dentist yenturcd 70 suggest that hii
lordehlp might fecl thom rather uncomfort
able at ilist but In little tlmo no would gc
used 10 them. Without appearing 10 motto,
tho dentist his lordship exclaimed with
vchomcncci "Without doubt no shall porial
svcrlastingly,N
"But inlccd, my lord. II YOU have pa
ticnoc," pleaded tho dcntist, "ln q wook'
umo or 40" ..
"Whnt do you meant" inquired tho prclatc
turning round with an apostolic smllo; "wh,
Ehould have paticnool Tho tooth NJ M
beautifully, II Ia tho first timo have foun'
myself ablo 10 pronounce tho AthanoaiaI
orood with distinctnos for thcso 70 yoas."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
meAl rA lN THE oELLAR.
Tho Curious Savings Bank u Woman ia
taDliahod In an Old 6lnns Jug
TphuodatnhIo proaa

tlDllhNtN va Nh WV NAAi' 'Ahs
philadelphia Press,l
A sharp oross-examnatlon elected from
a witness Ia Judge Hare's Court yester-
day an amusing story of financial caution
Annie NJ, Stead was seeking TO establish
her ownership OF some machinery In an
uptown factory, which. had been levied
upon by the Monautum WorAted Company
as the property OF her husband, George w.
Stead. Mrs, Stead claimed that she had
loaned her husband between Sl,OOO ana
5000. "Where did you got all that mon
ey from" asked the cross'exnminins
counsel. The witness replied that sns
saved IL Questions as TO whether she
kept bank account or had any inVesp-
ments, or loaned out her money she an-
swered In tho negative. Tho lawyer
waxed triumphant, and finally saidi
"Then whore did you have this money
which you say you loanedW
al kept II down In tho cellar" was the
reply. "Ihad copper box which kept in-
side OF large glass jug. dug a
hole about two feet deep In the floor OF tho
cellar, and put In II the glass jug, with tho
box containing the money inside. over
tho top OF the Jug put board, and then
/ threw earth over and around IT, Every
Sunday morning, VIII Ile tho family were at
church, would go down th ire, aerape on
tho dirt, and put N whateye money had
saved during the week. Tie money was
mostly In bank notes or twen niy'dollar gold
ploces.p After this explanation, tho cross
examining lawyer was disp 'sed toadml'
that Mrs Stead did have 'ome money
She afterward explained tina she kept u In
the cellar because she "didn know much
about banks" and did note to have II
| out OF her rnnch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
oHio CROPS.
Secretary ohamberialns nsport-.Large
Failing on In tho wheat Yield


Secretary Chamberlaln's Nsport-sLArge
Failing on In tho wheat Yield
Secretary Chamberlain, OF the State
Board OF Agriculture, furnishes the FOL
lowing: The condition OF crops May !,
In Ohio, 10 as follows: Wheat era W
Der cent, condition 80; II Ia probable
that the total bushels with good wealth
or, will be e2,S7l $3.50 ~ compared with a
ilys years' average OF Il. .00b,2i7 R.o
condition Of, barley 10, meadowe ~,
pastures 10, tpring plowing done Mny
/, 90 per cent. OF the usual amount NJ
tue same date. From official aud other
kilograms and lettere tho oetlmatop Of
the probable wheat crop In other States
are made and tabulated. In this con
nection no, eaya that tho estimated
shortage 10 l50,2ll,0lp, Assuming tht
statea not heard from 10 yield y full
average crop, we have 0 probable short
age OF over lb0 900 900 BUSHELS OF wheat
as compared with the hyc years ayerag,
(li2,3bb 1901 or OF over 200, 900, 600 bush
els as compared with last years ful
crop OF over 5000 900 bushels. II
seen,s now probable that this !yoars
crop will be tho most disastrous failur'
for ton years. IIf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
uss, p,se. gerry.

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, Of Newton, Ta.. Gays:
"My wife has been serlouely Affected
with cough for twenty-five years, mud
thls spring more severely than ever be.
fore. She had used many remedies
without relief, and being urged 70 Wy
DR.. Kings New Discovery, did 90, with
most gratifying rtsulty. The flrpt bottle
ralieved her very much, and tho second
bottle has absolutely cured her. She
has not had no good health for thirty
.veare." Trial bottles FREQ NJ 7. u. Barre
drug store. Large size ti,O0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
wonder IL wa.a't Called Cancer.

l0orhnm pa Esamlncrl
Over year ago Hattie Edwards, OF Dali
ton, had several teeth extracted by den
tat while uudor Che influence OF chloro.
form, and Immediately afterward she wal
seized with bad cough, and gradually
wasted and took hor bod, 40 10 was aup'
posed, In consumption. Several physIcIaul
examined her case, ono Of whom attrlb'
utod her Illnous 10 an ulcer In tho throat
and gave bcr remedy. The medicine re'
suited IN severe paroSyAm OF coughing
during which sho threw out n booth ha,
had boon lodged In her throat while she wa
chloroformed, and had remained, nearly
costing her her llie bhs 10 now rapid,
recovering.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

Tus Legislature 10 bc chosen IN Nils.
sissippi this year will elect two United
States Benators--a eucceeeor 10 Senator
George and one 10 oil the unexpir Cd
term of Secretary Lamar. Tho Loulb'
lana Legislature next elected for q tor a
Of four years will also elect two Hena
tore e--ons In place OF Senator Gibson
who goog out Ia 1888, and Senator
Eustip, whose torn expires In 1891.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

Persons whose lungs are impaired or
have throat diseases should not 20 70
tho seashore, as the air H. slwaye polls
onouB 10 such troubles. Upe DR.. Bige-
lows Positive Cure; II cures coiRhs,
ooids. cropp. bronchttle, asthma, iniu'
snss, and ali throat and lung diseAses,
Montgomery b ca, drusgisssv Dsocrah,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

The following sentonoes were passed
by the Recorder OF Liverpool on the
same day nj tho late sessions: 1, Eugeue
Quinn, for stealing from his employer
ESg2. eiqht months imprisonment. ..
Bridget Q. Thompson. for eteaiinga pair
of boots, twelve months lmprleoDment
Z. Samuel Purcell, for stealing q fowl
twelve months.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
Thry Are MOT Sorry.

Therc Ia one thing nobody ever 70.
grets-that Ia, tho day they hrst adopted
Parker'e Tonic 10 their rcxulM inmiiy
medicine. Ite range IL 10 Wide, ana lls
good effects 90 sure, that nothing else,
except good nursing, are nooded 10 2
great majority Of casep. Buy ~, try "
and afterwards II will not require m,
praise from us.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

Dir. Fenper's Golden Relief cures any
pain In tlve 10 thirty minutes, bruise or
out, without gorenees. by dealers. Cir.
culsr, Rredonis, New York. For eale BY
Durbin, Wright q Co. o. N. Nye and z.
II. BArr Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
Legal Notice.

Mar Assumption wh0ao place of residence n un'
knowI, will lAko nOlco that on tho 18Th day VI Noso
bor, 1884 KllAa 9th NowhouHe nlud nor petition In tho
Hlb against tho above named party and 0lhofr, nfhy
lug thpt her tilo 10 lot No H. IN kSt Louisville IN
aaid stark county be quoted ~ against tho above
required 10 nnnwor on or before tho 4h day of July
it.b or decrco will 10 ukon "a prayed fur ~ psld pc
lion, ELlEADEI n kEwh0uHE,
W M0s0 A MoOARrr, htr Auto
Mar TN, ttplb,-Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
A cHlcKeN.HEARTlp PAIR
zhs Hen IL Condemned TO Die, Hut latei
Iiesumts Her Regular Duties

Nhe Hen IN Condemned 70 Dloi h"t law
/ Rasumes Her Regular Duties
Aurora Blade
MIA Peter Klein, tho other morning, for
got 10 instruct her husband 70 bring home
meat for dinner. After pondering spell
over the situation, she invited her daughter,
Miss Carrie, to wander with her 70 the hon
yard and assist In tho mortal woundmg, OF
pullet The hatchet was found hard by
After surrounding ono old "blddy,' and do
ploying and using little strategy and corn,
Shey laid violent hands on her and started
Tor the block on whioh the herculean Peter
a won't TO cleaye the 0aken knot When
they arrived at the spot on which the execu
Non was 10 take place council OF war Wal
hrld, Carrie was holding the subject undeI
consideration. The young lady looked pity
ingly at the fowl, and said
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

shs Medium Called Up tho wrong Man
r,an Franciaco Argonaut '.
A. aspiritualistlo seancc widow desired
90 communicate with hor doad husband. i
'la n really such dreadful place, Johnf'
mot et rll, heaven Ia delightful plnoc.
'Nr. Medium" said tho widow, turning ID
That parsonage, you have called up tLs
pwong man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
FOR SALE.

IMAyE THE FOLLOWING PLANTS ron sALb
CABBAGE-EARLY.
10000 Early Jersey Wakefield, sure
header.
10000 Early winD'gslandt, good keeper
10000 Early York, can DO planted clos \
CABBAGE--LATE. -
5000 Premium Flat Dutch, standard
market.
$4,000 MN Drumhead, large solid header.
TOMATO.
10000 Livingston Favorite, the best and
most productive.
10000 Livingston Perfection, large and
smooth.
10000 May Flower, claimed 10 be early.
10000 Acme, Ane for canning.
CELERY.
10000 Golden Heart, best table variety.
10000 Crawford's II. Dwarf. very good
keeper.
5000 White Plume.
CAULIFL0wRR.
2 900 Ear now Ball late, sure header.
2,0n three choice varieties OF Pepper
and Egg Plants.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS.
IL, 900 OF three standard varieties grown
In the most improved manner, we'll
hardened of.
With the following Fruit and Plants
In their respective seasons:
STRAWBERRIES.
10000 OF 40 varieties--early, mediumand
late.
10000 Doolittle Improved, one Of the
early heavy cr0ppers.
5000 Mammoth Cluster.
300 Tyler, new quite early extra.
5000 Skowhegap, new quite carly extra
10000 Gregg.
RED RAsPBERRIEs.
5000 CuthbCrt, Turner. Brandy-Wine.
GRAPES.
A few 7 feet plants quito cheap, Of the
beet varieties.
ALSO can got NJ short notice any stock
that IL handled by reliable nureorymen
to Ill orders In trees, NC.
5000 and panta obialnAbe OF tho mopt reliable deAcs
tho aud tnco tho frost ana dIouth " Ant season
hab oauard my planiu not " show forth ihir real
worth hopo that all Will bear With tho grower And
expect bottor rosuliu thlu eca'on. Aud tinoc have
built 20 feet moro greenhouse aud put IN water im
provementa 10 amount VI 1000 expect 10 be Abo 10
sell NJ low m tho lowest aud " market and deliver all
tho nboyo with acat promp,css and frcehnoa ana or
pcct " handle 300 bushels Of bilw aud grapes, Ano
300 bushels tomAtoca And somu quito choice earU mol
i lona OF tho Nutmeg family, which arn grown ON my
grounds which will bc Delivered 10 tho purchaser the
uame day they arc gathered, and ~ havu apAred no
mNanp 10 mako my Mpch ono o the boat In The State
ontdIa inyltn all who Will nrcd ANY N tho above atook
and produce 10 call aud uxAmins tho sAmc fot fur
thm Information call NJ thu rsaldcuce op aeoractown
i rad one milo from rhst DridEc, or addrtss,
%. w FAuBr, ~ o, Dor 10, Canton, ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
Executors Notice.

ro,,o. 4. ,s,.b, s,,cp tnat tho undersigned has bon
an,,n,si Ana ouaIinnd ~ HxeoritW Of thu catatp "
jso6 Wcicr, ias of SiMs county on,c cSccsesd ,,,
nprt0dw '""""""H "aff'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
A Biri In Hand.

Faoctious party tho local lawyer, VII,
Mkos 10 have joke with hls clients " nay,
Pat, suppose tho dodl wcrc suddenly 10 mp
pear now, which Of p would ho takc nrst
dy' thinkr' ..I
Put, "Mc, Of cooureo; for mro bc know,
hs can hayo your honor at any time, bad
RmeAs 10 hlmln
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

m nj n Tor tho working slAha scnd 10 oenu foI
III III POSTAGE and We will mall you rnHh, royal
1N / valuable bon 0f sample goods that Will pul
Hull yov In tho wN Of making moro monw In
few dhy than you ovcr thought possible any buncaA
Capital not 70 uirvd You can 1.-Two NJ homo and wort
In aparo limo any, or oil te Tine All VI both poxrs
Of ali Agu grAndiJ uuooeAaful 90 oonta 70 % easily
earned oyury uyunlnG that All who want work mnJ
tfal Tho nalnoba NO mako this unparalleled oifori Tt
M WA0 arc not wo uAtlaed we will send u 70 pay fOi
tho trouble n writing uh Full particulars, drecion9
who siNr Al onoo Don't delay, Address sIntaoN a
TO Portland, MAnn, ucotU
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

Iowa, cay: I'VE are having q run on
Positive Cure, II gives universal sat
isfaction." Price 80 centa and one dol.
lar; trial bottles Tree Of Durbin wright
u Co., Druggsts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
Dissolution Notice.

Notice IA hsfehy ivcn TINT tho pottncrahp existing
betwNen a, A, Wiriandt and John Dedormhni In tho
bnchring bu,incsa, undor Tho nrn name OF WlelAndt
n led rnpn. IL hcfely dissolved BY mutual consent
peraODa knowing Themselves indebted 10 ihn nfm or
lie Tho blhlnees will bc continued By q A. wglnndt
q, A. W,HLhNDr.
an,,0d, JOHN BHDKnMAN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
Not Experienced.

Nra MIuss twife Of . y.ar)--''Isns ths.
swsetip ".
w. Mink, (suasring from less Of slssp,
"what, dahrw ~.
"viotor huro's definition Of paradles 10
. csuamy whro the paroas a{a always
young aud thclphlldren always lMae.'
~0uess cid hlgo never walked oil night
with q tsstbing baby .lI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

Snow in May Ia nothing new in this
climate. More or lass al day bAlur'
dAy Ne snow fakes new.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
Adminlstrator,s Notice.

o,,oo IA bereby uivcn that tho undersined has born
a,,iv EppoIntcd and qualified ~ Admnisratof with
Inc will Anncscd o. hc osiaio Of Ssrsh Oook late Of
ntarh ucunty, Ohio, dec'd - "
Apri,0hw BuAINARD A. ROHN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
Administratrix Notice.

pc,,co n hcrcby sfvca thAt tic undwrned hs'
pcpn duly appotipsd and uuAlinod - Adminhu stri'
* tbs cssw u accre mocher. isss q gtsEt county
on,s %s7cw ps~ ApmA ~ Biooaxil !
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

Tho following accouna having been ned In tho Pro
bate Court within and for tho county Of stark and state
Of Ohio, will De for hearing. examination and passage
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

u.,,.. IA h.reuy niven that the undersigned has bccs
All. vsrs,ontsd and qualined ~ AdminiatrAtof
y, ,bo estss u calhNine paimAt iaie o. stark ooun
". v.0,,%dw 0h,e. %s IoUIs 0ERARDAT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
NOTICE.

fos 70 tho Covcvpor o hio for wiiliAm VI tAsd now
mdsgoIns senssnss Ia ws psni'cni.s,y q ins Sn.s
susa0 ~ kh1AfioAhh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
Legal Notice.

VAu Atincss money tsAn a .ny.hss elss y !ah,ns ~.
WIN An srcncy ior The hest selling bcph sut ~.
VIII vvinnssp succesd uendly. ncns IAaL zNSs
a nASIIHs Beox ", fusussn. hHAn~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
A Good Property For Sale

situated sf miles east Of Canton on the BtAio rcad
~ Acroa Of land IN good state Of cultivation. Good
splendid largo orchard OF MI yAulies OF fruit on tho
propwty' hhh ohsrf M hANu' :
For further particulars nqulre on yIg,niseN o. Of .
ANTHONY HANu,
fet5om, Louisville Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
Cork Shavings
FOR MATTRESSES.
Notice to Heirs.

IT,, sT,sT sEiys c5us,S oT ono In Probate Court
In tho matter OF tho lAst will and testament Of
Charles 0lllot, do0rAsod
10 AngelIne Heck ono Of tho hele and neat Of hin Of
Charles elliot, dpceAaed whose nAmo And place OF fea
dance unknowni Y0u arc hciohy notlnod thht on the
pOth day OF April u, 1885 on inAlrumnnt " writing
purpOrng 10 be tho last VIII aud Tesnnout OF ChAIpt
tllllot late Of Canton, Uhln, I'm Canton townanipj IN
stark county, doceAaod was produced IN open uourt
and an application " admit Tho AAmo " PrObho, wa,
on thu hAne day made In aaid Court bAld application
will be- for hearing before Tits Court on tho 2iAt day o
MAY, A u 1870. At 10 O'Clock a. M,
Apb0hw hhYhh, PfoDAW Judga
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-03-20
A Journalistic OpInIon.


The Herald under the Hanna manage
ment, was in every respect the best Repub-
lican paper in Cleveland, and seemed 10
be in fair way to regain tho prestige
which it lost through many changes and
viclssitudes in ownership. In point Of
ability il Was especially superior to its
competitor, aud in veracity and deeency
admitted Of no comparison The death Of
the Herald leaves as sole srgan OF the
Republicans Of Cleveland the Leader
which achieved some notorieiy through
the observation OF bluff Ben Wade that it
was "ihe d-dest meanest paper in Ohio.'
II has not only maintained the position
which the late Senator accorded, but il
has established itself IN ,he championship
Of the United States for pestilential mean
meas. II can dismay more effronlery II
campsiE1 lying, and use more words with
out IDEAS, than any other publication al
legged 40 be in the English language. A
Leodtr editorial is the synonym for stupid
ity in the Psrsgraphers' Association, anc
Louder news item Of a political character
has to be discounted from DO TO 100 pc
ecat. TO get al the truth
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-03-20
st. JOha and Saints vs.. Rcpubllcaas
aud Blaine.

These saints ought not 10 SANDER the
same family Blaine would have held
tie people under a loyal government.
While the saints were fighting the whisky
rings, Blaine would have put down all
mobs and seen fair play. A general
could not be partisan. He must direct
The movements Of the whole army. The
boys must fight according to military
tactics. The whisky ramparts must te
carried by the shell and shot of logic. The
temperance army must fight it ont on this
line il il takes all summer. Blaine was
nominated to rule over the whole couatry.
No man could be elected to this Office who
would run to the polls or stick his head
out OF the cars or 80 out on the platform
every time he saw group OF saints, 10
express his temperance sentiments. A
candidate for the Presidency ought not to
be n temperance lecturer or sectarian
preacher. 1t might do for Beecher to put
in plea for free lovers, and for Burchard
TO cry out, "Rum, Romanism and Rebel
lion," and for ST. John to go into group
of saints crying out, "Look here all ye
saints, am the personificatIon of the
temperance idea" But il 81. john had
had the most distant idea of an election
lie would have had the discretion and the
decency OF any other available candidate
81. John has the full and inalienable right
to do Just ns he pleases. He has his own
ideas Of discretion and decency. So has
Blaine. Neither one or the other 0ngh, to
be slnndered. Blame, previous to his
nomination, had done enough 10 convince
the American people that lie was wholly
in favor Oi temperance. He had favored
the Maine law, called inlemperance
national vice and put heavy tax on the
whisky traffic. II ST. John had talkeI
more he would not have done as much.
After his nomination, Blaine, thinking
that he had done all ihat the circums,a an
and hoping that its friends would aid hm
te carry on the good work, turned his
attention wholly to other national de-,
msnds- The solid South was making n
desperate effort to get possession Of the
government, aided by British gold to buy
up votes and corrupt the pfess, and by
free trade 70 break down American INDUS
tries. Blaine threw himself INTO lhe
breach. aud the British press carsed him,
the rebel South cursed him, the Demo-
cratic North cursed him, ST. John and his
saints cursed him, and in his speech at
Topeka, Deeemter 10Th, held him mp in
such n deSpicable light that some Of his
ssinls cried out. Shame" and s. e. Fox,
Of Luckey. o, IN the JOURNAL OF the
goth VII, said, "Blaine showed a greater
eagerness to eRiist 10 his standard the
hoodlums Of the Pacific coast aud the
Liquor League Of the United States. than
the honest and conscientious" Let this
Fox proge his assertions. l..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-03-20

T. P. Brown has been appointed general
manager of the Toledo Il indianapolis rail-
road The scheme was shrewdly planned
and ably executed. Hundreds OF poor
men in this aud Hancock county have
been Deliberately robbed of their hard
earnings by the Toledo & indianapolis
railroad company, headed by this man
Brown. Creditors holding claims to the
amount in the aggregate of not less than
100000, in SIMS ranging from one dollar
to thousand, are lamenting the day
when they placed their trust in n man with
glib tongue and an elastic conscience,
OF course, some Of these creditors can stand
ii; Lut there are hundreds of poor men
whose families are suffering for the neces-
saries OF life. while they hold claims for y
whole seasons work for this road. There
is one poor widow woman in Bowling
Green who boarded hands, and holds
checks TO tire amount Of $500, and the loss
is hard one and this is only sample
uf hundreds Of similar casea. II is u
standing disgrace TO the State Of Ohio that
such game can be played. The bond
holders whose mortgage was made before
q shovelful of dirt was thrown-before the
property mortgaged had an existence
have scooped in The road, and the men
whose labor gave their security an exis-
tence. are ont OF pocket. And Brown, not.
withstanding his whimpering about the
great loss he sustained, pops up nc con-
troller Of the road. Ii is the belief OF those
who have lost their money, that 7. P.
Brown and the little ooterie OF schemers
who have manipulated this game are, and
have been all the time, cheek by jowl with
these bondholders; that thee pretended
bondholders have only been holding the
bag, and that to day the whole gang art
participating in the profits. Another
movement made recently goes to prove it
A new company has been incorporated
under another name. Tie Toledo
Southwestern railroad, with I. p. Brow
as one OF the ineorporators. This new
prof ect is said to be for an extension OF ti,>
T. & /. 10 indianapolis. The game worke,
well here, and it will be played at tn,
other end, in better style, because ,h'
schemers have had more experience. Th'
I. & /. is good road, and we feel lh'
need Of Its getting into honest hands ant
being put in good shape, but Bowling
Green and Wood county can have yer.
} little friendship for the road until some,
body OF character aud stsading assumes
control.-Bowling Green Sentinel.
Here we have the result. 1t only re
quired a process of law-where peopl
used to seek for justice with some hop
oil finding ito completely rob hundred
/ of poor men out OF a whole seasons har
work. May we not now expect to hav
the assistance Of the Sentinel in correct
ing the wrongs pracliced in all OF on
| courts?