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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-29
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
FINE RESIDENCE, Is Rooms, mNi.
orn improvements elegantly furnished,
near Thomas Circo ,..,.....,.,1 12OOOO
FINE RESIDENCE, 10 Rooms, mod
eTu improvements, near Thomas CIR oo
louOp
FINE RESIDENCE, IL Rooms, mod
ern improvements, GIG 18th st'.",.. 66.00
BB- All property placed In our hands will be
libornily advertised without cost TO owners
Money placed ON lrst'class Western Securities
at 10 per cont.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-29
SPECT.iL NOrIcEs.
s,5za HEADQUARrERs GRO. a. MEADE
aN's' POST, No o, q. a. r., MAJ 20, 1880.

Tho comrades Of this rost will assemble ut
these headquarters, corner 9Th aud l. SITS n. w b,
promptly ~ O'Clock q. IN. ON SATURDAY,
MAY 10, for the purpose of Joining IN memorial
sorvi. o. at Arlington.
Let us not iuil TO pay this annual ttihutc to tho
memory Of our dead. liy order Of
JOnN y. down.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-05-29

En,crcd a, ,ho ro.,onico a, Washington, Z. c.
fFsfnnnN q ..,Inaa ufNtfHE.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
Tho Snake Yarns improving.
From the Dalton, Ga. Argus.

From the Dalton, Ga, Argus.
A few days since gentleman living
above Dalton went to his crib, and
lying in u coil, in one corner, was q
rattlesnakc--in bulk large as half
bushel. a few feet from it was his cat
gradually approaching the monster in
q creeping manner, eyes rivcted, yet
lacking that springy electricity pecu-
liar to the feline when ready to spring
upon its prey. He hurriedly killed
the snake, breaking tho charm which
mns luriny tho Ont to certain dcstruc-
ton, when it skulked away. The
snake was said to have been five inch
es in diameter, and when skinned the
hide held a measured half bushel of
eand.
From the Amcricus, Ga, Recorder.
Captain Belle tolls rather hard
snake story, but as it is him we must
believe it. He says few days ago
he saw a moccasin swallowing Il frog
He waited until the frog had disap-
peared and then he shot the snake.
His shot took effect and cut the snake
in two pieces, when the frog jumped
out and away.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
TATE WATER FOR CHILDREN.

TATE WATER FOR CHILDREN.
TATE WATER THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE,
E j. Sanford, Knoxville, Tenn, 1880:
"y
lamcn grough hoo fright
II. H. IIotchkss, Brownsville. Tenn.
tho wat Spring
ofm
barrel or two which has iko@io
IT'S FINE SHIPPING QUALITIES A BLESSING,
Mrs Gov a. S Marks, Winchester,
should
tha tho Of
snNoi
VALUABLE TONIC, AND INDISPENSABLE TO FEtALEs
Hon j. B. Ieskcll Memphis, Tenn. 8#
that
it's
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
MUSIC NJ !. FOR. DR.. ALL! Al. !!
J, B. KIllOUGH, Florence, S. c.

WILL SELL YOU
Pianos $21o, 1925, and Upwards.
Organs, $23, s54, and upwards,
Phys all Freight without extra charge.
Is days Test Trial to good customers.
Can buy on tho Cash or Time basis.
Mason & Hamlin Organs sold on 81 years
time. All goods shipped direct from the
Factory to Purchaser, hence no old shop
,0o,9, goods handled.
He takes in exchange old Pianos and
Organs at their cash value. 5
( Ho keeps full line of small Musica
Merchandise that is usually kept in
Music Store. 4'| b. b
Flo makes speciality Of Shoot Musio
and music Books. These goods arc or.
dtered direct from the leading music pubs
fishers Of the country.
Teachers and the trade get special dis.
counts. Bills collected monthly.
HIS motto IS "not to DC ,sadcysold. =
Write to him for catalogues and price
list or call on him ut his Office, Allen
Block, Florence S. r.
Oct s, 1884.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
THE GEORGIA PACIFIC RY.
NEW SHORT LINE
Via Atlanta Ga, Birmingham Ala
TO ALL POINTS IN

Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Ar.
kansas, Texas and the West and North
west. Tho fayoritc route to the World S
Fair at Now Orleans, Ia, commencing
December lst 1884. Double daily trains
with elegant Sleeping cars attached, for
which the low rate Of 81 for each section
is charged The lowest sleeping car rates
in the United Statcs. Berths secured
10 days ia advance. nas" See that your
tickets rad from Atlanta win the Georgia
Pacific Railway, and Birmingham, Ala.
For further information write to or call on
!. $. Brown, ALEX. S. TnwEATT,
Gen. Pass. Ag't, Trav. Pass Ag't.
Birmingham,. Ala. Atlanta, Ga.
|. 7. Sage, Cen. Supt. Birmingham, Ala
Aug. l3, '84.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10

Backacho, stitches in the aide imitation
and soreness Of the bowels, arc symptoms
OF disordered state Of tho digestive and
assimilatiye organs, which can be promptly
and thoroughly corrected by tho use Of
Ayers Cathartio Pills AS dinner pills, and
as aids to digestion, they have no equal.
They cure constipation,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
Discovered by the bugsards.

From the Bainbridge, Ga, Democrat.
On Tuesday Of last week George
Little, colored man living OH the
Hunnewell place, three miles from
town, borrowed horse Of Mr. Craw-
tord for the purpose Of hunting somo
cattle which had straycd off. Leav-
ing home he rode south four miles,
below the Cearlie Donaldson place, and
called, for little time, on an old
acquaintance, who he informed on
leaving about 1890 o'clock, that he
would return and dino with him at
noon. During the time hc he was at
this place he spoke Of feeling "poorly"
but decided to continue the hunt
for his cattle. Leaving, lie vas never
again seen alive. He rode off through
woods q quarter Of mile, and, it is
supposed, grew worse and dismount,
ing lay down by the side Of log and
there died, The body lay there alone
in the woods until the following Satur-
day, when the believing Of some cat
tie and the presence of flock of buz-
yards attracted the attention Of a negro
named Wooten, who investigated and
found the partially devourcd body.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
HOW TO TAKE 1T.

n fIOW p.
Ono through
the Gay wish Immediately eating
Sold W the Btt17oz oad Hnzf Bn,7ezby
C. H. JORDAN.
"dn1 on Dntz4Ght and the GalloN at
DRUG STORES
gBeapetdsDiz1e, s. O., azayozb Il 1886
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
IT'S FINE SHIPPING oUALI1

Mrs. Gov. a. S. Marks, Winchester, Tcnl
81 regard the Tato Spring water as vory valuable
us to what mineral springs should attond Inst sunni
shipped by barrel, and found 1t so beneficial that
homo Its fno shipping qualities nuke il blessing
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
A soliloquy.

A Soliloquy.
What strange moment will that be,
My soul. how full Of curiosity;
When winged and ready for thy eternal
Ai5ht,
On tho utmost edges Of thy tottcring clay
Hovcring and Wishing longer stay,
Thou shalt advance and have eternity
in sight
Whcnjus about to try that unknown aca,
What Il stran3c moment that will be !
- Norris Of pcmbcrton.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10

For Constipation, or Costiveness, no
remedy is 80 effective rs AYERS PILLS.
Ihoy insure regular daily action, and ro-
Btoro tho bowels TO healthy condition.
For Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, AYERS
PILLS arc Invaluable and a sure euro.
HEARTBURN, Loss Of Appetite, Foul
Stomach, Flntulency, Dizziness, Head.
@chc, Nunbncss, Nausea, arc all relieved
md cured by AYERS PILLS.
In Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders,
and Jaundicc, ArER's PILLS should be
giyen in doses lurgo enough 10 oxcito tho
liver and bowels, and remove constipation.
Asa cleansing medicine IN tho Spring, theco
PILLS nro nnc1uallcd.
Worms, caused by morbid condition Of
tho bowels, Gro expelled by these PILLS.
EruptIona, Skin Dlsenscs, and PIlos,
tho result of Indigestion or Constipation. aro
cured by tho use Of AYERS PILLS
For Colds, tako AYERS PILLS to open
tho pores. remove infamnatory socrctions.
and allay tho fever.
For Diarrhna and Dyscntcry, caused by
sudden colds, indigcstiblo food, etc., AYERS (
Pills aro tho truo remedy. wi
Ehoumntism, Gout, EcurnIgtn, md
scia'ica, often result from di.nslivo dorango-
ne.,t, or colds, and disappear. <n removing
tho cause by the }uso 3ots YtH,s. PILLS. VI *
:Iuinorg, Dpi>,.i,,. - i.,..<., ,c,t.,.mi ai-,fe
and othnr disorders caused by debility or
rI=truction, nro cured by AYERS PILLs.
I SuDDrossiO1l. and pniufiIl DTenstr,,a.
tion, have safe and ready remedy In
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
OUR COUNTY OFFICERS

OUR COUNTY OFFICERS.
Shori0, B. n. Bogors,
Clerk, Q. M. Wcnthorly,
Coroner, J. r. David,
Probate Judge, w. Il. Thomas,
School Commissioner, S. j. McInns
County Commissioners, J. II. David, J. F
Bolton, Horny Edcns.
Auditor, jacob Afford,
Treasurer, j. Il. Lilies,
Supervisor Of Registration, T. F. MoRac,
Supt. of Poor House, Tristram Eastorling,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10

N "a
No Other Iail<e ut.
DR. J.s. Weathery, Montgomery, Ala
% 1 i u g ] % @ o as ssss1 s & % the % s ap se pevea s say
s @ s @ na % v % S f a s s @ @ Sss has %ss ss s %
Cecil lBoho Esq, Little Rock, Ark
AZ AZ !: $ % @ :: @ '. !: :;:5 @ IS IL s
Tatewater superior to all other Mineral Waters.
James H. Collins Nashville Tom.
"Tate Spring n country
L. S. Webb, Esq, Knoxville Tenn:
II believe Tate Spring has equal in the world"
Judge Hopkins Atlanta Ga:
1T The best Of in
T. NJ udebaker (of Bro South Bend Cs78) 1nd
= believe there spring America healing qualities
James Swami, Of lnman Swami Co., Now 4Torls:
saS Ss; sss ssyi 5 % SsS
any Fn or @ my psq pup so s superior ems
3. w. Edwards, Esq, Darlington g. July 1879:
aa f's ssed ans @ @ ndGr n a the D society the fs
Judge R Mcfarland Supreme court Morrstown, Tenn
tic v f 5s @ hat I @ sfas d % os v Tss % % best mineral water
-~~~-~~~~~~-o~~~>~-,-> -.~o---..,~.~o-
TAIsHs WAITER SAVES LTFE
iIon " II Pettibonc NJ g from First Congressional Of
Ten]ossce, Eel, Is, 1880:
% or i the diseases The liver and tho ike believe equal
wiring ead sadee to Ohio acc as was expected
,m @ p u.s. ao % liz s % ~ he ] a ] a s p %a oft The I n land and
Mrs J Y. Randloman, High Point N.
\ tnaa life The uo"losi wssoy,
liver, BOWELS, KIDNEYS DYSPEPSIA. a4
S. Carr Durham, Feb g. 1884 (Prcsdcnt Backwe Dur,
ham Tobacco Coy ~
,a, i ST.; isdsa that Tate Epson very
ACTS POSITIVELY ON TIE sECRErORY ORGANS
Judge Thomas ]. freeman, supeme Cour Trenton Tenn:
Dear Sir ako pleasure recommending psons afflicted
Sspss Eesss G ; !a's 3 PF ss
as s vse Sa %ss sd " saa o found ps @
ss .asss s f sS nd as s ss, Ss An
Gen. A. M. West, Holly Springs, Miss:
have for several boon afflicted with torpid liver indigestion and diseased
% nog ssSa 6 % ass Gn Ss A % % 5 The usual
e saay @ o gGo s9 @ best st. used BY
various organs
TATE WATER FOR CHILDREN.
TATE WATER THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
g. j. Sanford, Knoxville Tenn, 1880:
so @ us s @ ss ] mss s @ @ RE % t s sm @
brought thor " "
r. L. Iochkis Brownsville. Tenn.
family ysincoh
a, % ays Ss @ ass @ p ponsp"g @ e % its %sRa'
prOvcds rytothom
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10

Every man that goes to the
White House and has q five.min-
ute interview, comes away with
the firm belief that Mr.. Cleveland
> trying to do what ie right re.
,ardless Of the PRESSURE WASH
tGTON GAZETTE.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10
OUR LOCAL DIRECTORY /,
OUR MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.

MAYoR--KnOx Livingston,
ALDERMEN.-C. S. Mccall, Il. Strauss,
j. N. Wcathcrly, A. j. Douglas.
CLKRk & TREAs.-E. c. Stewart
MAnsHAL-T. Il. Crusnnl
The meetings of council until further
notice will be ncld every other Friday af-
ternoon.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1885-06-10

gas" Another large lot Of Cape May
Hats, both white and black, just re-
ccivcd at the Ladies Bazaar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
mnng AN rnnKe,

A recent nr'Z man Ia one OF The lead
ng New Euglanl colleges ls'sali 10
Iaye paid his way by buying old clocks
,ul Olhf brlc'A OrOc IN country tow 3.
Wd selling themu fancy prices TO New
York aud New Haven collectors,
An Indiana man who found hil sweet
heart 40 well guarded at the palernHl
mansion ~ to make an elOpNment IN
| possible, married another girl Just 10
turn away suspicion from him0elf, and
IN u week deserted her and ran away
with the girl OF his choice.
Gath says Mira, Graut considers that
$4,000 would be u respectable remun
efaion for the medical attendants Of
the General, who have nut IN no bill
whatever, and that 10000 OF thla money
waa raised by Neasra, Stanford, Hunt.
ngt0n and Crockcr, OF the Central Pa
ellie Railroad, and Mr., Marley and his
friends ralaed the reaI
Emma Longs father In Webster, n, g.,
is register Of deeds, and left u lot OF
marriage certificates, oil signed, In her
care, TO illl out II any one wanted one
In hia absence. so whom Oscar b,
Howard came along and wanted 10 mar
ry the haudomost iourtoen'yCar old
girl In the county, she inserted her
uamo ana his aud skipped with him,
Gabriel DumOnt, one Of Rlel's louten
ants, II about llfty years 0f 0g,, He was
horn near Edmonton, whore hls father
waa In IN, sely.ct Of the llud1On Buy
Company lie was accounted the mogt
,ucCegful Of buffalo QuDtcrs, aud ls q
iaring rider aud marvellous shot, In
earlier yearu hO was a prominent facl0r
IN many OF the tti6al wars Of the In
dams.
wostorn man aaya Il IL eOsy 10 dls.
tinguiah between n tornado Ond y gBle,
hut Mia explanation " not 20 clonr ",
That Of The British Oilor, who defined.
thO diltoreiG GO between u hurricane and.
a typh00u. "ln u hurricane aaya jGeb,
"lht wind blows As hld ~ " can, but
int AtypAoon " blows M hard as n can
and thgn gives jafh'-' Boston Com
metpal Bulletin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
RAILWAY ITEMS,

George Hlbbard has been nppolnted
agent Of the California fast freight line
nj Melbourne, Australia.
During the frat quarter Of the year
1885 the net earnings OF the New York
Central decreased 81 8 per cent; Penn
sylyauia, 10 3 per cent, aud Erie i3 0 per
cent, all owing TO rate wars.
The Penngy'y ma road hay de.
clIned to receive shipment Of pe shuhlo
articles unless guaranteed, tht Pm
handle notified shippers that " WI not
lake that class Of freight destined to
points east OF Plttsburg, except prepay
ment Is made,
The Chicago, Burlington & Qniucy the
Union Pacific, Chicago " Alton, aNd
somO other railroads that thaye tl mtana
10 tnk0 advantage Of The cnrunl low
ptIces OF steel railsand rolling stock, ate
sal 10 boapendinga u great deal Of money
this summer In pnltlng tlolr , OporJi't
In lrst class condition,
ft iaaaih that one 6f theattlcls ufiht
covenant under discussion betwO u NE
Now York Central and peunsy yNuUil it
That, should nm agreement be reArlt'
penaltlca ranging from Sl090O0tO 5000,
COO shall b0 forfeited for The ylOl, ton Of
the same. Tint amount would make
the mo1t confirmed rate cutter he.iiate,
Ia the suIt Of the Chicago n Atlantic
railway compnny against Che New York,
Lake Erie ~ western railway company
nnd the NeW York, penneyyanlN y Ohio
railway company Judge Wallace IN the
United States Circuit Court NJ New York
Monday detiled u motion 10 temard The
case ffom the Circuit 70 the Supreme
Court ot that SInte.
President John Newell, Of lha LaRo
shore, Ia credited with snNing that
President Deppw, Of the New York Cen.
lral wants hlsr0ad TO pNy dividends, and
H. Engaged In Aiding out what lle oIhtr
roada want apJ whit itis possible to NJ.
low MIR Newell also adds that The rp'
mdynl Of the Ntctei Plate trouble Will
be included jR tho general settlement
when ono A. madorf .I.,.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
rne ruurn Anour HoAcu,

Tho Leader makes nn attempt 10 show
that II was thp administration ana IA
cldentnly tue D m0crAlic parry thal
"fured' John R0leh, and fOises u dis
NAL wall over The prospective ruin OF
other "hnanpgs men" by the Odmlnis'
tratlon. II taya that Roach fAiled he
cauae tie Government "pefsfCntpd'
him, thnt tho Secretary Of the navy
'accused Roach Of crimiunl dishonesty
in dealing with the f0yert mFnV nnd
tint Tie administration h0a "engngod
I'm n pptilfegring crls9deNgbl0st h'm.'
Now there 4 not particle VI reason
fnr this mmprtntIOn, II ach has met
with misfhrtnueip % busire WY lt u
hnd fot Rolcn Of c1urse Bl, 10 siy
thnt the GOV rumnnt per eouipd MN ot
inatywly mlsnlod him Ia very poo.
sort u .wadd'p.
Frt Rmph hal bepn doing theprNal
hus.new TINT M cIrmV tl hay' lrW
doing, and + % few mbnlhA bgo hn wa.
worth $4,000 o, ap be udmil h' wnl u
Ia very NupulUr thHt ruin HhgMd over
iate him nA BUun Ai 10 Democratic ud.
mlnislratl0n iuslstld thui lea muat I've
up to hlg eonunrt. II H0ntn hus hp1n
mhklng "a lut thing 0ul Of Gryrnm0nl
ron'r cie, standing Ia with uch y Gro
iarlpa Of tho navy IA Rnb,hOn and Bll
Chandler. "a N not strauge That he
"bupliiels" depreolaitd when Deml
cratio administration oamA IN, Il II
yery 1rohable, indeed, that there may bl
itoTe of thia aDft of business 'fuineu'
NV Ina ID mncrntlc administration, nnt
tho more OF II tho better.
The Leader can't point out In alnpl
particular where the government M
"persecuted' John Roach. II haa eimpl
insisted that John II zach fulilll hia con
tracts and mate the government the KID
OF q ship he agreed TO do. II has refuse
70 take sbip of hie hande that Old %
meet the conditions Of tho contract. Thl
IL the plain statement OF facts aud oil th
facts essential 10 the case. " did nc
charge him with criminal dealinre
nor did II mako any charges against HI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

.|U &
though on Rats"
oleaa out rats, mioe. roaehea files, ants, bed'baaa
Heart Pains.
Plantation DrOpsoa aWellings Dizziness, lndlgea'
ion, heAdaoe, steplessness cured by "wolls Health
henewer,n
"Rough ON Germs"
ASK tor Wells "liouRh on COrnA 100, Quick, con'
plete cure. Hard or soft corna wArta, bunions'
"Buohu- Paiba"
onok complete cure all Kidney, Bladder and UIin'
aJ Diseases, scalding, Irritation, Stone Gravel, ga
tarrh OF the BLADDER w. DRUGGISTS
Bed-Hugs, Files. I.I
Flies reaches anita he'd bugs Flts mice, g0phera.
chipmnnka, cleared out BY though on llats," 100
Thin People.
"wells' Health Iienewer" restores health and yRor
cures ID spepsla, Impotence Sexual DeblliiE W.
"Rough ON Pain"
Cures cholera ollo cramps. dlarThWN, aches, pains
sprAins, headAohh neuralgia, rheumatism zoo hough
ON Pain plasleIa loo
Mothers.
n you are falling br0Ren worn out ana nervous, use
"Nellf Health Beneworn ~ Druggists
Life Preaerver,
II YOU Are losing your grip on liio try "Wella' Health
henewer,h Goes direct To Wphh spoh'
"Rough on Plies"
Cures Iles or HonoUholds, Itching, prolrn1lng
Bleeding, Internal on Olh0r, lhltfhh hhn hAlhlhM
Helnrdy In each package suro cure, Doc, Druggl5la
Pretty Women,
Ladlrs WIN would retain freshness nnd ylYaolly
Don't tail 10 tTy "WellP Health konewer'
"Rough on Itoh."
"Rongh on Itchn onrrs huuon erupunns, rlnworm
tett0r, sat rhenm irosted irot ollDlllla'
"HOugh un OHtarrh,"
Correct offensive odos at once, Complete cure o
worst chr-nc 'Usg7 also un,Qnll al gWglo ior pNlhi
Ia. Sore Thrn,l, Foul Breath 800
The nupN Of the Nation,
Chlldr0n alow In development puny acrawuy, AnC
doliOHto uSN iiWcllF Health hOnewrrN
CHnrrh Of The HlRddor,
stlngIug, irritation Inflammation, lll Kidney nni
Urinary complaints, cured uy bu'hPAibg' g.
"Waior Bugs, Ioavhrs
"HOugh on Rats clears them Ou', also Beetles AnlA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

General s. s. Burlalt, who was chosen
commander Of the q, A, h a. ihl meet
iug no P1rt'ud, Me- IL ~ Ehgllshmnn
by brlh, hailing from Lpie,s,rihil'e.
llD was, hnWeyfr, but twelve ynatA I
ago when hO came 10 this couuuy be-
ING accompanied 10y his Two a'Hier3 Tie
IL, therefore, far more Of ON American
than an Euglishman. Upon his arrival
here no was bound out In northern ONO,
and, ~ was customary under lhn ,lN
apprentice tyaIem, received for H. s.rY'
| iCra hia board aud clothing, with TIE
privilege Of attending school for lnre Q
months during the year, OF tie latter
prerogatiye no awaited himself fully,
and attending 0herlin College 80 tis-
tinguiahed himself that he WAS mailed
10 teach IN the lower Glasses, u'ug me
money tlms obtained fer 'his own ad'
yapCement In the eame direction. In
| 1866 DO went velt and Rettling ~ l,wn
| taught school IN the day tilue, whilrt he
made use VI bis leisure mOaepts hnd
hia evenings In reAdipg law, Daring
lhh early part OF 1858 he gained llC
cherished goal and WAS admitted 10 No
bRr. Upln The outbreak 1i The lave un'
plealHugnegs' ho used all lt mtpllS
ana tue IN 0rgnnl lB,DR the Iowa cavalry,
aud 80 u, reward WGB QNnm'hsiuyd
Liulenpnt la Company i, when we
mustered into sp,Y'c' IN August 1851
aud Wilhlthar .uompluini Nas WnElt
.outhgea'ern Ml 1uuG iopperaFNg lbs
tho pu0Ir.lllq VI luat ot,lOh Aul
tw0 yeuJs ,i aglyr 'rrglce, b.1N naVEn
a health, lao Walannt t0SN L.ul- tue
mustered oul, bu. u.s. h' ItlusH t' &
discharged he VIVA Flplluld a. rI.nl
Provost Marshal for tNeDolaJlWw u
Missouri .ard bed thla olll'epntllll.'
thIgo y0ais OF service hld tXulnd llt
served afafWarI4n4 UOltel 8 Urs plt
lrlrt A tufnpy lOg Nnuthwo. ten NJ
s6url, was elected % .hr diet 6ud aRf0p
10 the ~ Congress aud Du. for tir
gerrymaudering Of his dislrc would
have hpen elected for third lNlpl .r
1874 he WA N tie Commission roi M
Geueral LAND Onlto, Oy G'nela GIun,b
position whtCh ne obtained solely Uplr
his merits aud without solicitation He
remained In this position tCr two Yens,
when ON account OF his falling health
ha was Obliged TO cease active ne
UDOn his restoration he TOOK up ilr
practice Of law In Washington, practic
Ing chiefly before the Court OF Claims
aud the Supreme Court, General Bur
dett Ia u splendid specimen OF phy lGal
manhood. measuring feet 10 iuchea
aud Weighing about 2c0 pounds
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

Mark A. Miller, travelling agent for
the Erie Railroad, writes from Portland,
Oregon, that an attack Of pleuro.pneu
monia left behind II y severe and palm
ful cough. After trying several rene
dies without succese, he began using
Red Star Cough Cure, and upon taking
ono bottle found himself on the road 10
rapid recovery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
An rnlinr..tlin,n.

Theron 7, Kcuor, editor Of IT. Wayne,
Ind, Gazette, wfltee' For The past Ave
years huyb always used Dr, Kings New
Discovery FOR coughs Of The most aeyer0
character, as well aa for those of mlldor
tyre, II never fails to pnert u speedy
cure. nv friends 10 whom have re-.
commended " ap.Ak0f 10 IN tho s0mo
high tprua, Having been cured hYi Of
every eoughl have had Tor Ayu yu0fa
c0u i0cr II the 0uly reliable WId oull
'Url lVr coughs colds etc. cal nc +
40 lhrrs htut t'Oia 'r' aft q free trlpI
20 lp 'At~ Nv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

Ar Newark, o0lo, Sire, 90 Par naa
established o cocoouory aud has 10000
auk worms buly AZ work She IA got.
ting them ready ior the easteru market,
Il takae three hundred coc0ons generally
tD make Bn ounce and tho price per
once IA a. TO 81 The worm not yet full
aize ara carefully fed, and II takes O
wagon lohd Of leaves each day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

I'm the days or billlouaneea, whenyout
liver is fupid mli your kin yellow, re-
membor yuuhaya % neypr.iAllng lfielc
Ia Dr JonoF Red Glover Tonic, which ].
uueluglcd In purity And elllrMlouahpw
In eases OF dyapppsla, CoetlyeneYA NRul
ana mnlnrin dI anpHpl anl diHenHrs OF tnl
blood Rnd Kidneys, its action le promp
ana cure ppeedy, Price 80 cents. UU
bin, Wright " Co., druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

FopAKEn swears-oh, tho naughty
wicked nian--at the pr0hibitionisla.
Foraker will soon reach the altitude Of
Charley Foatr, who "d.-d the Dutch
four years ago. Forbker should keep
hia temper aud neither swear nor fight
Dog days ARE At hand Plain Dealer