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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

Sir Ed ward Thornton, who represfn,'
Great Britaln NJ the court OF the CzT Of
Russia, IN one Of England most exprr
IencAd dip'omitq, fully able TO cop
with the willy Russian mini te1a nnd
statesmen who have long en known
I their intrl ues. Sir Ed Gari comes
from most arlal0c a 10 I mlly, his
father nj one time aerying M Minister
TO Portugal, IL can therefore be aaii M
Ia by birth ~ we'll ~ brre iiug q dipl0'
mat. Hia nrat service In this cepicity
was In 1912. when no was attached To
the mission nj France. Ho was No
pointed paid attache NJ Mexico In 1910,
and Secretary OF Legation " thu same
country IN 1851, FROM April, 1869, I'LL
0ctober, 1883, no acted ~ Secretary TO
the late Sir Charles Hophams special
mission TO thelRly 7 Pla'le, He was ap-
p,inted Charge DAN ira aud Consul
General to the h pnblc Ot Nav Grana-
da In May, 1854. but was trans
ferred TO UrnJnay IN September OF the
same year. IL wal appointed Minister
lpOtentlary 10 thu Argentine Con
federatl n In 1859, and In Jaly, 1850,
was sent on o special mission to the
Emperor OF Brazil, and In the following
month was appointed Envoy Exiaor-
dinary and Minister PlenipOtentIary TO
that country. He retained this position
until September, 1867, when no was
transferred In the same capacity TO the
Court Of the King OF Portugal. In the
following ID December he was appointed
Minister TO Washington In place OF the
late Sir Frederick Brnce. q. O. b., In
recognition OF his diplomatic services
no was made Companion OF the Order
Of tho Bath, In February, 1853, and n
Knight Commander OF the same Order
August 9th, 1870 He was sworn TO The
Priy Council August Oh, 1871, He
was appointed Ambassador at 81. Pct
ersburg In May, 1881.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

think lSly'e 0feam balm IL tho best
remedy frr 10 arrh | ever Haw. | never
took ANYTHING that relieved 100 on quick
ly, and have not felt as well fof a long
time. used TO DO troubled with severe
heudachei two or three tlmas . week,
but since nelDg the Balm have only had
one and that was vary light compared
with former onps.--IJ. A. AlcorD, Agent
u. r. Il. II. Co., Eaton, Colo. N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
Tho Ininr,nndInln PenltentlnrY,

LtvlT. scofleld, architect OF the new
penilontlary 10 DO located, yleited this
city yesterday In the Interest OF the
State, TO look NJ the different sltes Can
ton had to offer. There was tho Tyler
farm, the Rank farm and the BonAeld
farm, In the discussion OF tho wants Of
the institution was tho demand OF 1000
barrels Of water daily, This want would
necessarily debar the latter place. The
other towns competing for tho inslitu.
tion are Mans0eld, THIN, Sandutky,
Zanesyille, Steubenvllle and Yellow
Hprings, II IL expected tho slte will
DO settled within ten days,i9 I'D .i.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

I Our farmer friend, Joshua Groil, 70.
SIDING near Lawrence, met with an NO
cident two weela ago, which cost him
tho sight Of his right eye. He had trim
med his hodge fence, and was gathering
up and burning the brush when IN eomt
way limb hO was bending llew bach
and u thorn struck the pupil Of hie righl
eye, which has entirely destroyed the
eight II Ia n soro ailliction TO him, ant
though hia eye ia somewhat improved, Il
IL yet very DISQUALIFICATION Signal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
rha Nav ,ra,al,on strih. ,rnded.

The strike OF the New fIazelton coal
mine, near CarrolltoD,D ended Thursday
by the mon going 10 work. Somo ten
or twelve drivers and machine scraperH
went out. demanding an advance from
el3b TO VI 30 per day and Tree OIL.
These men refusing 10 work onforced
idlenees upon tho miners, some thirty IN
number, employed AZ tho mlne.h Tho
matter was compromised Thursday and
the men went TO work 10 day. a q.mt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

seldom returned till about four o'clock,
aud, leaving his secobd with the door"
keeper, he would walk into his room
baIe-headed, leaving the uninitiated
with the idea that no had been engRg d
In other parts of the building during
the day. At four o'clock no would DO
part with his first hat. The whole day
he devoted TO playing billiards at a hotel
In the vicinity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Proceedings In Common ricnS aud Pro-
bate Court

Proceedings In Common ricnS aud pro.
bato Court
Mary A. Clough ys Allen Smith et Nli
II, W, Hossler, administrator, on his
own motion. made party defendant with
leave 10 nnswer lnstanter.
NEW CAsEs,
The following new cases have been
filed with the clerk;
1927. Urlas Feather va james Loei
civil action.
1928. Andrew Miller Va Owen Stack.
house; civil action.
1890. Farmers' Bank Va Amos V. AL.
lerton and Mary 0. Allertoni civil ac'
tlOn,
1880. Farmers Bank Va Peter Roller
and Anna N, Roller; civil action.
PROBATE COURT.
A marriage license was Issued 10 day
10 John GIoeen aud Ida Young, Mas
Billon. ,'IN
F,Pi Plerson has been appointed ad-
ministrator OF the eetate OF Mary
Frances plerson, Of Nlmiehillon town
nhip. At .NINn IIf U.i NH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

MI nonsense M no there biing any
attempt 10 assarsinate President Cleye.
land on hie return from Gettysburg.
The pletol ehoie fred were either IN the
way ofsalnto or ffolic. " 10 unforiun-
ate tha press should give publicity 10
such wild statementa, but Telegram h
gossip IL hard 10 check, and tho greed
for theeensational Ia incurable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

The best on earth, can truly be said or
Grigg's Glycerine Solve, which 10 q sure
cure Tor cuts, bruises, ecalds, burns,
wounds, and all other sores. viii pool
lively cure piles, tetter and oil skin
eruptione. Try tbis wonder healer, 6et.
lefaction guaranteed or money refund.
el. Only % cents. For sale by Dur.
hin, WrlRhl 4, 10 DRUGGISTS
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~ - > 7 = p !
In Tho ponr Old paya.

We differ In creed and politics, but we
nre unite oil the same on tho doaira.
bleneas of n Ono head OF hair. II you
mourn tho loss OF this blessing ind
ornament, o bottle or two OF ParlIer's
HAIR Balsem will make you look 40 YOU
did In the dear old days. u 10 worth
trying. The only standard 900 article
for tho hair. H'll l1h W. ''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
'Rough,on Paint Poroused Plaster, \

ASK for weils' trough on OornA 100. Quick, oon
pets cure. Hard or soft oorns, wArH, buniOhA II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
The Hone of tho Nation.

'Il0uRh on Iohn cures humOra eriptl0na. ringw0rn,
letter, salt fhoum, frosted feet, chllbAinn!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
"Rough ON Toothnohe,"

II Tou arc losing your gip on life try rwells Heal
ionewor,h Coca direct 10 weak npoA . .fII
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

Instant roretjfol NearalaiA roolhAehe, raceAche
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
Life Prenerver.

n you ara falling, broken worn out and noyonA uss
"WellS Health neneNer" ~ DpRlits'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
Catarrhal Throat A AfIeotlonS,

Ladies win would retain freshness and viyAelIy
DOnt fail 10 Try "Wella' Health honewer,V
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
Mothers,

and tho many Throat Affections N ohldren, promptly
pleasantly and safely relieved by "iongh on oouaba'
TrOdhdd loo. lAlBan, 900. .'I #
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14

three or four hours every night coughing Got imme
dlato relief and sound reai BY nainR Wells Rough OF
Coughs" TrooheA iboi bAlaam, abo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
Heart Pains.

oleArs out rats, mice. roAchea lilies. ants, bed.buga
aiKs ohpmunka, gophen. ibo DfngGiata II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
"Roagh on Coughs,
"Rough ON Rats"

ASK for 'Iioueh on Coughs " for ooushs, ooda, soT
Throat iioaneneas, Troohes, 100 LIQUID, 300
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
WhoopIng Cough,

"WellA' Health Renewern restores health and vlgol
cures Dlhpepaa, Headache NoIyonaneas Debility u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
aRoueI ON Itoh.n

Hacking. rrAiingjoougha colda, sOrn Throat cures
BY 0llOuRh on CouRhan Trochea, ibc LIQUID. 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
Thin People.

strengthening improved tho baat for bAokAche pains
In chest or aide, fbnu natism neuralgia l-I.-.a !.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
wide Awnke

Children, slow In development puny. sorawny, and
delicate, uSo "Well9 Health henewor"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-02-14
Honolulu February Q. 1855.

Among the mourners a, the funeral was
Portuguese woman dressed in black, and eyi.
IDENTIFY deeply affected. To one who ques.
toned her when she was going out she said
that some time ago her husband was taken
suddenly and aarmingly i'll. DR.. Damon
heard OF the case, interested the Strangers
Friend Society in the mans behalf and had him
sent TO the hospital, where he died, his las,
hours being rendered far less painful by the
medicines and the comforts Of that excellent
ten. That ineiden, merely illustrated the pre-.
vailing ,rai, Of his eharacter-s sympathy. He
was a man Of strong ethnic afhnties. The
| brotherhood Of man" was more than phrase
to him and it was the hope and desire Of his
las, years to be Of real benefit to the Chinese
here resident.
His friendly interest in the stranger was dis
played in manifold ways-in charity Of the
sort above mentioned, in helping young peo
pie, in aiding unfortunates to return to theiI
homes in other lands, in extending his hospi.
tally to guests from abroad. "Many a poor
fellow he has helped away from this beach,
one OF the oldest sea captains among our resi-
dents said TO the writer the other day. "There
was not public charity Of the place in which
he did not take an active interest,"" said 4
prominent citizen. 81 consider that DIR.
Damon's hospitality has done wonders toward.
making Honolulu favorably known to foreign
visitors" said another.
He was human. He had his pecularities
He was often impetuous and abrupt, But he
was sincere. And that broad charity which
made him the generous sometimes the toe
generously critic Of every frailty Of pool
humanity, nigh, well have covered a multi
tude of sins to which his pure. wholesome
helpful life was an utter stranger.
And we who disagreed with him most as tC
the wisdom of certain of his beliefs-notabl,
his position on The Chinese Question--failet
not to recognize the chivalrous generosity tina
made him the adviser. the defender aud III,
friend of an alien and despised people.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-02-14


les and glove factory have more than a Pacific
Coast reputation. There IS now projected the
establishing Ola watch factory, besides other
manufacturing interests
Thus faf had made my rounds OF obsefva.
ton when relentless time. haNened me to the
station TO meet the train city wards, a stranger
in a strange town, without pilot, will &C.
count In a measure ioI my not getting more
specific information relative TO much Of inter.
est in this delightful city, but after all statistics
arc 80 seldom relshed 10y the general public
that probably the Press readers will feel re-
lcyed a, their absence.
The stretch Of county, from Muyhcld in
santa Clara Co. to Milbme in san Mnleo
County. is dotted here aud there with the
residences Of some u san fnneisco's wealth
lest citizens, and several OF the best known
farmers and livestock raisers in California. |
stopped over At only ono town, but picked up
a few shrets Of information about the other
places Near Mayheld is the famous stock
ranch OF Henry Scale, and on the north side
of San Ffaneisqulo Creek, the boundefy line
between the two counties above named, is Palo
Alto, the county scat Of Leland Stanford, and
his famous palo Alto stock htm-tbe fines, Of
It's kind in the world. The palo Alto stables
are 4, miles south of san Francisco. and abou,
Two miles south of Menlo Park. Here Is the
prettiest station ON the line, the space bordering
the double track being made, for several rods,
a patte,fe of brilliant flowers. Here Is the
truly "n,latial" residence of lanes &. Flood.
the mipe,-banker. of the Nevada Rank the
elepan, homes Of John b. FELTON,, reeen, rep.
rcsen,a,iye elect. Jobn +, DOYLE, Major Rath.
bone. Castle the grocer, Day the Pas filter,
and many others. Near Belmont is the ior.
mer home of w, c. Ralston and the present
white elephant" Of ex. Senator Sharon
place that is reputed to have seen more reyelry
innocent and otherwise. than any other private
residence in California.
| spen, few hours in San Matco. I, is q
ings Of the depot are norally attractive
Near the town are some Of the ovlies, countr,
seats imaginable. The general character o
the country thcreabouts is park like. Oaks
" laurel tree aitains a large size, altcrs ant
willows fringe the water courses. To the ives
are lofty hills, to the east is San Francisc,
bay. The widow of the late John Parrot, w
NJ. Howard, Alvinza Hayward. Captain Koh
OF the Alaska Fur Company, Harry Judah o
the S. p. X. X. and several less well.knowl
have beautiful homes in or near San Mateo
Laurel Hall, one of the bes, known seminarie
for young ladies in the state is located nea
San Mateo. ST. Matthews Hail. the mos
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-02-14
COMMERCIAL.

During the week there has been but little
activity in local trade. Business men state
that on account Of the Chinese newy year being
at hand collections are slow, while the auction
houses complain that their business has been
dull owing to the same reason and will doubt
less remain so for the next two weeks. Messrs.
Lyons & Levey held their regular sale on
Wednesday Of this week instead of yesterday
on account Of the ewyear. Mr.. Z. p. Adams
has sold during the week, 200 bags Of sugar at
held an auction sale Of household furniture
at the residence Of Mrs. !. p. Cooke, which
was well attended and realized the sum
Of S. 900. Mr.. Adams will also sell at his
auction rooms, today,a, noon, and 70 100 acres
Of land situated at kapiwai, Pauoa valley,
The land will be sold under foreclosure Of a
mortgage made by Kahoomakua (w) to Ma.
thainel Is. Emerson. Mr.. Adams also adver.
,ises some valuable lots for sale on Beretanir
! street.
Two new corporations have been formed
lately, viz > The firm Of Dillingham; & Co.,
incorporating under the name Of the Pacific
Hardware Co., which absorbs the business Of
Mr.. S. Mott and the Hawaiian Ramie Co.
The sugar market, according to the lates,
commercial circular issuedby Messrs. Williams,
Dimond 4 Co., received by the steamer Mari.
posa, has improved in Europe. This improve
ment has been followed by corresponding
advance in New York. Owing to the strength
ening Of the London and Cuban markets,
coupled with demand for fresh supplies by
consumers, the holders have ventured to ask
higher prices. A further demand, however.
for refined sugars will probably force another ad.
vance in price. II the advance in Europe be
Of a speculative nature, as asserted, the re-
suits arc still unsatisfactory and give no reason
able grounds upon which to build hope for
immediate local prosperity.
There have been eight foreign vessels ar.
rived in port during the week. as follows
The bark Forest Queen from San Francisco,
with an assorted cargo Of merchandise, grain,
bricks, etc Schooner Rosalind, from Hum.
boldt. with redwood lumber Steamship City
Of Toxic, which arrived oil Sunday, last. from
Japan, bringing 9+s Japanese immigrants
Bark Meteor, from Bremen, with cargo o.
European merchandise Steamship Maiposa,
from San francisco Hawaiian steam. tug
Alert, from San Francisco The Arabic which
stopped here on the nth instant ON her way
in search Of the steamer San Pablo Steam
~haler Mary and Helen, from cruise and
the barkeniine Amelia, from Pou Townsend,
with Nor'wes, lumber. The departures have
been as follows On Monday, the 9th. tho
City u Toxic left for San Francisco on the
nth, the French gun boat Ksrguelen left fo'
Yokohama aud 5. S. Arabic on her search
cruise. and to-day, at noon. the steamer Mari.
posa leaves for San Francisco, taking a,soc
tons of freight, besides bananas. etc.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-02-14

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| How did bismarck come TO make such
mistake WIN ms Iathameh'afy josephine bi''
Inc chahee'loiS hea" used 10 DC extremely
level but TINS time he Is just little mixed
ana ne VIII never he any better until he gives
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The severe test to which the Mac Neale K
Urban safe was recently subjected, in the lat,
hire, in the building occupied by Mr.. George
NJ Raupp, is conclusive evidence that ihii
make of safe can be fully relied upon. Or
being ex,rica,ed from the ruins, this Sa''
showed the intense heat TO which it had beer
exposed, the outer sheathing Of the door bein.
warped and the handles melted off. On being
opened, at Mesrs. X. More Co.'S, the loci
and combination were found to be in perlec
NJ
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-02-14

aty, lie finally laid aside all personal desires,
lie would. The JOY Of Christ overlooked his
soul al once. 1T was the happiest hour Of
my life. he said, "and, n, | have been q
happy man ever since" lie was, distinctly, q
happy man, one Of Joyous spirit, whom trouble
never long depressed, aud who impaired his
own glajness to others,
In religious thought. on, friend's mind dwelI
most On the person, the words and ways ol
Jesus Of Nazareth. lie had read lovingly
many Lives Of Christ" lie had In high
degree the mystic" sense of personal com.
munion with the risen Lord. Probably he had
nevct had a shadow OF doubt since his youth Of
the reality OF Christ's presence and power, and
his prayers habitually glowed with the JOY
Of hi, faith. We believe that faith is now turned
to sight, that joy to rapture, and become end
less, that dim eommuning aspcaking face
to face"
The loss OF DR.. Damons presence IS great
to US ALTO his own family ndescribahle. No
man better represented tatherhood in his
homo Ills three sons abide among us, respee
ted and prosperous citizens, with their iami'
lies. To enjoy the motherly love and counsel
tina, remains To them, and to solaee her deep
and sudden bereavement. both they and he
had reason To expect many happy years
together. That was not to be, and last Sunday
we saw the three tall men lower their fathers
body into It's last resting place, and turn away.
II was a noble ending to good life.
:. T.. H.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-02-14


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