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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
Divorce Notice.

wllllam wlddoee, of Norwood pmh, Cook county,
State II illinois, hereby notified thal on tho 2ith day
OF September, 1870 Nancy A. widdoep filed her petition
In tie clerks oiloe Of the o uu OF common Pleas
within aud for the county " stafh beng cauue No,
1000. praying for divorce, allmOny aud ouaOdt VI
children and alleges I cauBp habItuA drunkenness
for moru than thfee years, adultery with une Louisa
Francor and gross neglect Of duty,
NANCY A, wiDpOEs
octi-Lt Dy A, L. J0Nq, her Attorney,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01

A CoLoRED mems State convention,
composed Of three hundred delegates, is
70 meet In Lynchburg, Va, this week,
andit Ia presumed will endorse the Dem
ocretic State ticket, and lay special stress
on the cclored voters allylng themselves
with the white men Of Virginia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
ARTICLE x.

section q County onicrru shall DO eloolcd ON Tlu
rms TUESDAY LVTHn TIM rlnnf MONpAt IN NoVHM
nHn, by the electors of each county, IN tuoh mAnuet
aud fli such trtn not exceeding thrce ycAth, IA maj
bN pi OyldOd hy law,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
Proposed Amendments 10 the
Constitution Of Ohio.
"a J:E OF I . N 8.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 20.
JOINT RESOLUTION
AmendinN Section 4, Article X, Of the
Constitution, relating 10 the cleo
tIon Of rownshlp OlIlcere.
JOINT RESOLUTION

i,EeoLyHD ny ruH GENERAL AhtisMnLx op rnH grATH
op ONO, thrce ftha Of all the members elected 70
pagh houee concurflng hetol TIM There w anbnllt
Of October A. D ttuib proposition 10 amend section
four article OF tho consultation of tho state " Ohlo
10 m 10 read No follows,
section 4, Township oincep pha be elected by tho
electors Of each township a such time, IN suoh man
nor aud for such term, moi exceeding three yeafr,
may be provided by lAwl but uhall hold their ooea
MI ltheir Hucceasofn are elected aud qualified.
The electors deeirng NJ HAd election " vote IN favor
Of tho foregoing aneidment shall have written or
printed upon their ballots tho words constitutional
amendment, township pnloerg-Yes." and those who
do not favor tho adoption of said amendment ehall
have written or printed on their ballots tho wordH,
"O0nnttutiunAl amendment, township oficefa-No"
A, ~ MARSH,
Hpeaher Of The ilouse Of Representatives,
ELMEH WiiTrE,
President pro tenn of tho Benata
Adopted April q, itub,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
Notice Of appointment,

Notice IN hereby given that Dpnlcl yant hAs boon
duly appointed Receiver by tho Judge Of the Court Of
Common pleaa OF STARK county OHIO Of the partner.
ship aesetn Of 0raber n wagner OF Canton, ohio All
pcfsona knowing themselves 10 ho indebted 10 Bad r
will pN tho same 10 said Daniel yhnt and al accounts
against said rm will bp ncd with tAd Neoclyef for
payment DANIEL YANT, Receiver
J,O. ~ RorKn, ATTY sspap dAwdw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
|. K. FELSH & SON, NATICK, MASS.


The brOke the they hatch will sell from
at IS per setting, settings for $40
LEGH0RNs JAVAs good
Of LIGHT BRAHMAs and PLYMOUTH ROCKS setting
settings ~ per setting,
JERSEY CATTLE COLLIE DOGS AND FOWLS for sale at all times
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
roRM or DALD0E.

AZ such election. tho yutcia IN favor " tho AdoptO
u the Ainpndmtn 10 section twn " article two, uhAll
have Nj Ord upon ihrlf ballots The w0u 4 Amendment
10 cnn to VI article twU VI tho ounattunn=itnl'
And those Nhp do not iayo Tho ad pt0n " such amend
neut shall iayo paced upUn tier hallOla tho w0fdh,
Aneldmei tu hrGtl0n Two " nrtclo wu Of Tho cUnnil
tuition Nnn Those who favor ibo adoption VI thu
amendment ~ anoiU one u tol treN " the eOnall
tulIu shall have placed upOu their hHutt the wufdh
Amendment ~ ~ ton uip VI article three Of lhe cot
,lli iuN Nr 4" hnd those win Il moi fayr m hdul
fiun sueh amendment shan have y Aced w n thoi
Ualluu tho wOtda "Amrndment " ieCtun on VI Ntio
lhf,e VI tho constellation M" ThO,u Who iAvUr ht
idOI lion VI tho amendment 10 section two " Milor
ton ~ the col auuton, thal have plhcod npIn inef
Nall0lu the WOfda "Amrndmrnt 10 auo,lun two 0i NJ
uce tu tl the ciuHlltut on aNes" aud ttbr WHO Dc
not ihyIr iht adoption VI uuch amendment shall have
,eCtl0h two u article ton ot tho cunstltion-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
ARTICLE III

section l. The executive department nhAll oonhiAt Of
a governor, lieutenant governor, secretary OF STATE,
auditor " state treasurer Of state, nnd Al attorney
general, who shall be elected ON rnE plMnf Tununh
ApiEN TnE FinHr MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, ~ the elee
tors Of the eate and NJ tho places " voting Tor mon
bora VI the general assembly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
AIlrIOLn H.

section q Senators and representatives shall be
eleotod blrnnlAly by tho electors 0i tho respective
counties or districts ON fnn FiHNr TUESDAY AItHh fih
INST MONDAY IN NOVnMnHni their tc m OF nice shall
commence On the niet day of January nett hufeAficf
and continue two yoATa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
Sheriff Sale.
Notice of appointment.

L. tho undersigned hayp boon duly appointed hy tho
Judge OF tho Court 0f Common Pleas Receiver Of tho
partnership of Werner Bros, " Canton, All persons
pay the 10 me- and oil accounts against said rm
Will be filed with me Tor pAyment .............
Canton. o., sept TO- itsjb.-i7.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution OF Ohio.
ID Il H OF 10 N 8.
House Joint Resolution No. 81
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments to Article Two
Three, and Ten Of the Constitu'
tion OF the State.

In 1T RmoLVm NJ Tun 0HNnhAL AhaHMnLI or ina
brATH w ONO, That prOpOhltltna 10 amend section
Of article H. section VI AfiolA ILL., ana section "
article o; Inc constitution of tho state " ohio hhAll
Tuesday of October, A ID llsib % read IA iollOwui
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
Questions Answered I'M

Ask The most eminent physician
OF any chl0l. what IN the b,1t thing
IN the world for allaying pll irritation
OF ths nerves, AMI curlng dll forms Of
nervous compl ints, piviOg natural,
childllke refreshing sleep alWaysY
And they will tel l0n unhesllating.
ly SON form Of Hops ~
CHAPTER |
Ask any or all Of the mOsl eminent
physlcans
What Ia the only remedy that can be
relied on 10 cure all diseases OF the kid
noys aud urinary Organe; Brlght's dis
ease, diabetes, retention, or inability 10
retain urine, and all the diseases and
ailments peculiar TO Women
"And they will tell you explicitly and
empbatlcally Buchu ! r.
Ask the same physicians
What is the most reliable and eurest
cure for oil liver diseases or dyspepsia,
constipation, indigestion, billlousness,
malaria, fever, apue, &c." and they will
tell you Mandrakel or Dandellon \ |
Hence. whcn lho.c rem cdlou are comblucd with
ethert eqnAliy valuable
Aud compounded into Hop Dltttrs, such wonderful
and myptf0ul curative power Il developed which ID no
vaflpd M iiH operations that no disease or nj hoah can
p1hbly utlAt or resist Ia power, aud ynt n IA
Harmless Tor tho most ffhll woman weakest lnyad
or smallest child u use
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
Legal Notice.

Jacob Mechllna, who resides IN Rochester Fulton
county IN tho HAtn OF indiana will take notice thnt on
tho BOth day OF SrptcmDch A u 1870, George W Law.
fcnoc OF Canton, Ohlo filed hs petition IN the Court OF
Common Poag In ana for Stark county, Ohio, IN case
number tOlp, against him tho uald jacob Mochling
praying for an urdw and decroo Of said court nndlnE
tho sum due him on certain mortgage decd exOcuind
by Bald Jacob Mtchlir and delivered 10 plalnt eN
w, Lawrence, on tho 18Th dAy OF August A. ~, 1884
and recorded In volume 20B, page bi, Of tho SlarI
county Rrcords for Mortgages, on tho following do.
hcfibed premises atunted IN tho county Of STARK and
state OF ONO, t0wlij Lot number nine (o) In Geo W.
Lawfenoeg thd addition " tho city OF Canton, Ohio
Bald mortgage was given 10 secure the payment of two
notes each dated June 10th, 1894 ana duo respective,
" IN ono aud two Year, from date with Interest ~ per
cont per annunl, payable annually No paymOuH have
been made on either Of pald nOtcg,
sad mortgage aud notes wore given for part payment
OF he purchase price Tor said premises described IN
sid mortgage
Tho prayer Of gald petition Ia, that tho court asScan
the am lunt due on said notes aud mortgage ANA Tor
decceo foreclosure 0f said mortgage and sno o Hai
pfcmlHcH ana upon such aae Nh Ofuer OF tho court Ia
apply the pr0ooeOp OF said sale no much thtooOf nj
NAY bc necessary, 10 tho payment VI the claims found
uue ON had note, ana mortgage, aud f0f costa Of at
ana for any otltr proper relief,
Said JACOB Meong Ia required 10 answer by tho tsl
day Of noctmbvr 1870, or decroe Of foreclosure aud
nale aud for any other proper relief may be taken
against him,
0Eo. W. LAWRENCE
DAVID ~ SMITH, Autrnoy octi-Ll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01

For years, and given up by pbysi.
clans, OF BrIght's and other kidney die.
eaees, liver complaints, severe coughs,
called consumption have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazyll |
From agony OF neuralgia, nervous
ness, wakefulness, and various diseases
peculiar 10 women.
People drawn out VI shape ffom cxcruolatng pAnes
Qf rhcumallsn, infammalory aud chronic or suffering
from ApfOiulA
hrraiipAs
bAllfheum bleed polaoning, Dyspepsia indigestion,
and ~ fact almost MI dlscascs%ai"
Lave been cured by Hop Dlt,erp proof Of which can
be found IN evev nelghbOihOod IN the known world.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01

n when you call for Hop Bltierp tho Drupniut hands
cut anything but "lop Bittenf with aieen cluster o
Hops on white label shn THAI Druggist aa you would
lndlct him for the fraud aud sue him for damaqoa
ior the swindle, and we will reward you burally for
The conviction.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01

~ f'''H ~ Hf'N''N''i We
Saturday, October 24th 1856,
betWecn mo hour of 1 o,locs and O'Clock p, m of
sad day, M following Described Ion c.tde situate IN
tho ulB NJ can on, BImk C.u' ", ono, ttNlli lrug
Iart thr southwest afrr " section 2, hnl bnslil'
uing tnr tnN IAmB ~ tho southwest quarter nI u
1ui TINS land Tor phit oi hud glWtT nH0uol, hnu
RUNNING thtucO with te no m linbs oi sall 3ul,hb
snd south. dla drgl0Nr"bt, rhilni Anl 80 nha 70
me southeast GUiutr N all 'ml hh mast lhtnfe leiy
ug hN haNea uh, bl 10 Un. Nt.', one on W All ~
Inla N pu.tj thence nurh, N1lao Neit chains
ant ij Inks a. q pwti then north, l2' :. NJ, Que
phRlu aud ton nha 10 tho no nllng coma nlnr one
nalf Aut lhuh, NOR 0l ela 'aIn thoI lol mMl
an tAe urd onl plat ui hald Clu o Ahlol M unnt no
-, Alsltu following lands hl'uhlf M VI oy tNuh
u and State, Wit Helig kuuwn ~ no NrH. hAll ~
1T NJ 20 Ni the pTer cy pat N aal rlli tho same
brllg nat u tho ,tthNet quarter OF tec W u,h,
tom tnWnshp, enunU Auu hihlh Wnfra'll all hnunuru
Ha follows lfglhuin. II pnt ~ hrHnnlhNesltnlltt
VI f'uan juhnH lhldi thence run nv h0ulI dne
at ChaiuH bnd AZ n IL apn.l thHuto norm ulo
oas orc rhalu hud 2l - ~ mo WrH INV nl wv th'l
half NJ kad lot TER Iutt tnO n GiN4tl nl AlNNh'
uatcIAI to MtrlHm Tax q thence norm, IVY Wgl
along tho line ~ nald iaHer lut chains and w llnM
IN M, M IA line NJ HAl lott lhfurH WIN thll I'M,
'Ou $50 wHHt, one chFn AMI - uH 10 tho place nl
0rg Ing tho Ttmo ben Y The wat hall ol ana 60 lot
sold "a q nv yed % tu.uau' u ulsc'hl ni Dihl' y
sul'h nd LYDIA smith ny dee do OF Mtch ~, isbn
irc "a dy iOb Aga 20 ad ~ ui INC teWth 10
tue record rs ulllcr ~ Aid vi nv IN c''lN w
ali Of Unarrt u llnd NOR Or les no pe,'lrm
lUOyr dtsuine' AID urti w nrndwl 90 10 'old hit
utralb kuowl us thrr ID u anu slaualtf lout
NJ u nnnn irNtd, aoy deceased
Appr .lSrl o. a. 500,
rumsuf .nlr one 4 IN hud nNf u N IN one
cat AUd Uur'Our h iu ~ - ~ non w uiH 10 WI
U ter rrut ilt ftsl lUH phynru,a u 40 mcuftu w
o"rtsa cupo' tc ircm|s' NJ 9, vrn or.un
Admlnia'ratr cE . deco sol
canton, o., sop 90, fisb ; 2U'rvFA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
sntnIday, the al.t day Of October, lssJ
Sheriff Sale.

Abouut Llngabaughj order NJ sale,
W, STARK county Common
rhllip II uboft II uI, Pleas Court
ny virtue VI an order Of sale issued by tho Clcrk
VI tho Court nf Common Pleas O stark Co.. ONO IN tho
above action and ~ mo directed will Offer for sale NJ
public oucry NJ the door VI the court house In the city
" Canton, on
Saturday, the 3lst day OF October, 1886,
the following described real estate situate IN stalk
county OhO tGwtl Lot number lwcnly seven t27j IN
Henry sluStr's addition ~ tho city Of canton,
Appraised NJ tl 900
sAlD to commence NJ one O'Clock y, IN, forms, cash
JAMES LhE sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
us,rnp srlrps or AMERICA. ouio,

UNirHp srATre on AMERICA, ONO,
OrpiuH 0r Tun HHcnHfAuy ~ HfArH
L. JAMrn g. 1lopi NBnN Secretary " state O tho state
Of ono do horohy certify that the foregoing IN true
corr " iolht Resolution adopted BY the uunefal A.
Benbly " tho state OF uhlo On the 9th day " April
1896 taken from tho original rolls nod IN s nfllor,
IN TESTIMONY wHHnroF, have hcrcunto subscribed
my naiie nnd anxed my oflulAl aehl,
(BnAL) NJ Columbus, tho 9th day of April,
JAMES =, ROBINSON,
apr7ld pccfetafy Of state,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01

BpoAkor Of tho llouho OF Representatives
JOHN a, wAllWICK,
President Of the HonAle
Adopted March 10, i0Bh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01

UNITED srLrna op AMnaicL ono, I
OpriCn Or Tnu HKcnHfAnr W tArn,i
l. JAMEe a. RopiNeoN, Secretary of HtAic Of tho ttate
VI 0O do eichy certify that tho foregoing Ia true
CORY VI Joint Resolution adopted by tho ucrrhl IA
senby Of the state of Ohio tho Yblh dAy o March,
1896 taken from tho original rolln nrd In THIS ofnoo'
IN TmriM0u WHEREOF, 1 have heroun,o subscribed
my name, and hnlyod my 0inrlhl seal
jAMiw =. ROBINSON.
AprJ.ld ascretAfy Of utAia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
COFFEE DRINKERS
NOTICE!

On account of the increasing demand for our
FRESH ROASTED C FFEES, we have purchased
large Roaster, and hereafter all our Coffee will
be roasted three times week, thereby giving
all consumers the advantage of buying their
goods always fresh, We are now carrying in
stock twenty different grades of Coffees, from
an ordinary Rio to the very finest Old Govern
ment Java and Arabian Mocha, All goods are
guaranteed to be strictly pure and perfectly sat-
isfactory. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01

ny virtue Of an order Of sale Issued by the clerk Of
tho court VI Common Pleas NJ stark county OHIO IN
tho above action, ana u me directed, | Will offer for
sale NJ public Outoy NJ the door 0t TO court house. IN
tho city VI Oant0n On
Saturday, the 3lst day Of October, 1886,
the following described real estate situate In said coun
w. tOwit, and known being seventy (7O) tOrt M VI
the south end NJ lots Nos, 2iiO 2aBO 2t1l ana 2tip
excepting six feet IN width NJ VI tho west lids VI lot
1889 which has been reserved Tor an alley SAID lots
bhlng IN VIM lhOmpsOnB nd ltlOn 20 the city "
Canton
Appraised NJ 400,
sale to commence At ono O'Clock D. m tormG oaah
JAMES LEE, Sherif,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
Saturday, October gath, 8S5,

IN pursuance n an 0flr NJ tho Probate Court ol
W pull auction, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01

u9dc only Oi the finest and best quail.
ity OrGInss for withstnnding heat.
Every good thing 10 Counter.
loitod, and consumers are CAU
TONED against INVITATIONS o,
these Chimnoys made OF VERY
POOR GLASS. 500 that tho exact
label is on oaoh chimney as sabovo,
The Pearl rop 10 always oloar and
bright Glass.
Manufactured ONLY by
GEO. A. MACBETH b CO.
Pittsburgh Lend GInss Works.
FOR SALE BY DEAL ERa
(mAyll lldAwLnl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01

An Elegant Line of Hats, Caps and Turbans
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01
Saturday, tne.slst. day of October, 1888

tho following described real estate situate In star
county ohio tOwlt situate In tho city 4 Canton ami
known ~ tho northwest corner Of out lot number hftJ
. light (jj)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01

A Fine line of silk and Alpaca UMBRELLAS u
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-08-15
In violation of nlightnl ~

IL violation Of plighteI co.h,
as laid down in the National plat
torn, Cleveland has appointed a
New Yorker to the office of See
rotary OF this Territory, leaving
Albright Of the AIDuqurqae Demo
crat to crack his heels in the cold,
to his modification and the dolce
tatiou Of Gildersleeye. who should
6e his sympathizing friu1,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-08-15
AMoHa the recent appoinumoa

AMoHa the recent appointments
made by President Cleveland,
we notice tho name Of Charley
Whitehead, who has been com
missioned as examiner Of pensions
at Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA; Char
ley is a Bohemian Of tha first
water one who would rathor take
q whipping than loose an item.
and would season what he wrote
with more mhuths than any nows-
mongcr we ever knew. The craft
will be glad to hear OF his success
IN catclingon.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-08-15

AID now it coues to iiah. ,iat
Mr. Waltz q brother-in-law OF Cat
ron is putting up money to rum the
interpreter Of White Oaks in tie
Interest ofhis large sheep ranch in
Lincoln county The Interpreter
started ont with the fau,ia2 sen
teuce down with monopolics, 81
and it seems to be uphoiIing the
very ones most interested in land
grabbing and mouopolics. What
a heaven this world would be ii
memo were to act toward each
other on the square. Santa l'e
Leader.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-08-15
NUMBER Al.

LARS ago there. liVcd literary
lady numpd Pratt =, Woto,tou.u
y. ! q, where we spent the davs of
,,.r ,,,.. ,,,,l.,l H..
""i vi Ilcl
.f...,,,...,,t
- wa '"' vi 'cl '"P ny lhc ull'ceI-
iug hand of Death. whcrcupon she
,,.
sui uo"il III Htf a''Iicllon, ANA thro
-treamjur tears. wrote thn tnlin,v
lhg heroic lines :
Iifa's a bark unon the oceon
Tossed und rocked hy every ,r,Io
Gliding ON with opntla' 'nnt;Gp
Driven with rent and tattercd s,iI.
Ouvard e,cr ora ,.,,,'.'ri w '''''
Death the pilot. stern And pale
Lire's tkc rri,rlt and sun,, y,,,,,r,o.
Cberrpd Inv sonr.nirIs hrds and
flower.
Followed by The cloudy outurnp
scattered Ieovr. and -drinrin,r .bc,v
= -
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-08-15
HE Queen has granted to heran

The Queen has granted to heran
annual allowance Of 1855, 600
{about 81, ,92j, ,00O "for the sup
port Of her Maje,ty's household,
and Of the honor and dignity of
tie crown Of the United Kingdom
Of Great Britain and Ireland"
The application Of this allowance
is divided as follows: The Lords
of fthe Treasury are directed to pay
yearly ESQ, 600 into Her MajcSty's
priyy purse to set aside .e231,
200 for the salaries of the
royal household; elt,2lo for
retiring allowances and pensions
10 servants, and el3, 200 for royal
family Glms and special services.
This leaves an unappropriated
OF e2G, 800, which may be
applied in the aid Of the general
expenditure Of Her Majesty court.
Chicago journal.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-08-15
Chicago journal.

OF the eighteen dead Presidents
two only lie in one place Two
are buried in Massachusetts,, two n
New York, five in Virginia, three
in Tennessee, two in Ohio, and
one each in New hampshire,
Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and Hi
nois Eight lie in private grounds,
or family burial places, as is the
case Of the Adamses in Quincy.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-08-15

Forward then : the day IL vaHing
Westward sinks the setting sun
And the golden hours remaining
Win not wait for tasks begun.
Onward then, without complaining,
life and Death will soon be ono.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-08-08

n@-A good cause makes stout heart
and strong arm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-08-08
The Manner of Boys.

Boys at certain transitory age are
apt to be awkward. Outdoor exercise
and sports do much to make them
strong and straight; yet it is very COM
mon among those who are growing fast
Especially if they read or study good
deaD to find the head thrust forward,
the shoulders round and STOPPING and
slouching, ungraceful carriage. Until
these things are corrected no boy can
be thoroughly strong and vigorous.
Biting the nails is one OF the most an
noying habits, and yet one which almost
any boy will fall into unless his mother
"nips it in the bud" Not only is it
almost unendurable for nervous per-
son to sit in the room with one of these
nail-biting boys, but the young mans
hands are injured in appearance, and,
if the habit be carried to excess, they
will become almost deformed. In these
days of professional manicures mothers
ought, at least, to see that there are no
ragged nails and raw fingers among their
children. A habit of snuf6ng, or of
scraping the throat, or of tapping the
floor with the foot, or the table with
the knuckles, comes on gradually, but,
once fixed is exceedingly difficult to
overcome. "Eternal vigilance" should
be mothers watchward, for the true
secret of curing bad habits is in never
allowing them to be formed. The
ounce of prevention is worth more than
the pound of cure l would not take
away anything of boyishness or natural
ness. A real boy is worth half dozen
fops or dudes. But do not see why
boys should not be as graceful and we'll
hammered as their sisters; why they
cannot sit down at the table without
hitting it and jarring the dishes as well
as the tempers of the whole family;
why they cannot eat slowly and noise
lessly; why they cannot cross room
without stumbling against the furniture;
or close the door without slamming it;
or sit quietly while reading or listening.
1t should be perfectly natural for boy
to lift his hat to his mother or sister
when he chances to meet them on the
street; to rise from comfortable chair
when older persons enter the room; to
entertain visitor when the rest of the
household it occupied. Do you say it
is too much for boy to know all
things2 If the mother has trained him
from babyhood constantly and carefully
he will do them without thinking. Good
manners are growth, and boyhood is
the time and home the place in which
| they should grow.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-08-08

D@r Have the courage to wear your
old clothes until you can pay for new
ones.