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Index to New Advertisements.

IiauS aud Spcy. ...l. .oH.-E No.
FOR Cincinnati -~ryImer Anti
urlwruE Olgr .uC street ktuk
WluTrl-Nu.>r..
StoSkhDlIyg>' MJr;tu-- German Insurance C,-,-
pauy.
bursts tyC Cream.
pftWius and pSiuG0g-Mrs NJ. T. Irwin.
NIcatiou-N Eye.guS Business Cu.,rSr
For Rent Room ON NaTSrt S;Tevt.
Warm Weather pIg>S GuOi>-StonC ~ 1uoaas
SatrcuS and R,Jt,;,S -HuJssN CO1tr.
ElreUDrkS y. S,bGlz.
Baby Otrrrlsp> Los, Graves \ SoO.
White Mountain Hawmyyk CHAIR, N.GIt, \
Co
Ex,r,ssor ElIfus Pgwiry-k H. List.
lc. lream-Mr>. |l,EeUirldoE II l." a. 'sr..
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DEPARTED THIS LIFE.

LIECH-on Friday, June %, 1887, at 1880
O'Clock p. m., HARGARFE j., wife OF WIN. {. LiLsch,
aged 81 years.
Funeral from the residence Of her son, No. &c Fiji
tenth street Monday afternoon at 2:3c o'clock.
Services will be held at ST Matthews chIirch, In
tcrmcnt at Greenwood cemetery. FTSsnds are re-
,pcC.fully invited to attend.
rEitrs'irg IaperS plca,c copy.
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BZnT FOR ANYTHING.

Having Usal your CutiCurs Remelics for a M.
months Tor letter, and finally cured H. a.a a1I
ious 10 get Il 10 sell on commission. -. I0uu
mend 1t h2yoHd any remedies have ey5! rr,.i iO'
letter Pans, Cuts, etc H. tact IL /, IT, t,i u S.
cine haze ever tried TO anything.
myrtle, Miss, L. : HO8l =.
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HLOTEMI,S CURED.

/ used your CutiC'.fa Remei les Cor 3.0t,h.' 40
sm completely cured, TO my Inc apTe,sib'e 20
Cuticura Soap is the best | have ever usci, and
the profession II IL invaluable for Gle lns'ns the
thereby removing IL cork" grease paint, at a
the stun used by them, leaving Ito skin pure AZ
white and soft. Ay greatest pleasure !, 10 Z IN
mending such az article. n. MACE.
Champion Com iGe Role! SIX ~.
IOUSGSTov.I, ONO.
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j. B. TANBY,
General Manager.
DISFIGURING. HUMOsS.
ITCHING TOETU RES. 4 MI
LOATIISONE SORES.

7 HAVE TRIED for c'G7on years 10 have ny ~ill
i Cu-si Of q terrible sIa disease. The CutIcuri
Remedies lCuigUm Roso'vent, the new Blood Pun.
her internally, and CutCuTa, the Great skin Cure,
and ClticuTa soap, an exquisite skin Beaulher, eI
terB7llyl have done in ~ weeks what have TIED
ior elsyen years 10 have done. You shall have The
aI.iculars as soon rs give them TO -oG and ~.
well known in this part Of the country, II
viii benefit you, and tie remedies will -uzr a. ahl
VA them. CHAS II. WHITE
NASHVILLE, KY.
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THREE evening sessions this week a. the
Alhambra Palace Rink, Tuesday, Thurs
dav and Saturday evenings.
Tuesday evening, one mile race between
". J. Dobbs, Jr., John Watson and Ed.
Commerford. Regular afternoon sessions.
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NEW ApvERrisEhEaTs
EVERYBODY Knows
ZIEG EMF Eel ID RI RS

Keep the Ue,t, poorest and richest ZOE CREAM
in tie city Al ilarors Tor the Fourth. Refugera~
tor Ice Cream Foxes lall sizes, wTranted 10 Keep
ciearn hsid fhrre hOuIs, or more, a Any climate
Fr ii Cakes AID intst French Candies always on
laLd. Gods delivered 10 al! paris Of Zoe city.
ont !orset Ia call 81 her At our new store 100 Nam
.irt,i OF at our cd one, 6s TSeiith sr-eeT. Wed
dDg. pic mis- ano pi7i.s I'm nlshed On ,sort notice
iu2s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29
NEVER s COMPLAINT.

Si2os have beer selling your Cute. i i.'
! h..e never heard single complaint, hG' 30 no
contrary every ore who has used them hs '-s &
wei! pleased with .hsm, and they outse >. 1a.r',
Z. b. CUBbERLY, J.Is;f'.
ANDREWS, iSp,
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Notice to Contractors.

MorA DsS'.fLE, June %, 1855:
C,EAfED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= BY .hs undersigned unH: noon on Tuesday.
The Ism Day of July, 1888. iOr the erection
OF Gas Wo4ss and Lighting TIE Pcnitentiary with
Gas
such proposals. mus be accofa?anied with plane
end Specifications, fn! setting crth me work 70,
tgstd 10 b. ,5sne The capaity Of r'ch works, AID
an other matters necessary for the information Of
the Board. Address rsoposss 10 thg Beard 81 Dire;
TIE Board reserves Isr 7 CHI 10 = &c: any o. a
bidc.
By order Of tho BG,rtf e Directors.
i.0E1n INN \ & FL L Smnr-nfcnlent
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WE have Just received q new
stock OF Gold SPeetacles-
JACOB w. CRUDE,
seyseIer Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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CONSUMPTION

1have, positive remedy for TIE ne9'i ssai a..
ioDS stanaioS have oeen cur2i - sslp i've stl
my faith IN rs efficacy thai "a kBLk o.
TIES BEE, together With ,.N. n- GO stP7
IHEo,A this disease 10 a.! ~.
and P % q; ' 4. +. :sloous ii FH 81 NOV ,
GEO
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mnsthe Sold for Cash.

A large consignment of wall papers, car
pets, oil cloths, window blinds made up
read to hang etc, at Nos 2Ol9 and 2O2l
Main street. John Roemer, Agent.
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DECORATED TEA SETS i'm n va
riety of eoIOrS; SO pieces for SI.SO,
a, DAWSON BROS,
222S Market street
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DIED.

SCEMIlBACH-On MONDAY z.oIning June -,
1855, at I1:lO O'Clock, IoHa :, aNuLDACH, in the
9th year Of his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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6TKs.<B.sssy,s5 7ysss,,rn<HEZ
RXR


ArrASTA, sept. %, ls5i.-From experience" f.,
f. = ; a very valuable remedy for Cu'cneOI d'i
.es, and a; the same time an inyigorating to-
JAWS JACksOS, Chic. Justlur 0. "a
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SCROEIrInIIS SORES

! had a dozen bad sores or IIy body, AMI o. . a.
remedios could hear Of. and at last riei g-.F 90
ticurs Remedies, and they have cured mo
JOHN GAS4i.I.
HEBRON. TuAYEs COUNTY, PESs.
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Some time since, as Mr. p. N. Dayton, OF
Frankfort district, Mineral was going to his
work, he saw black racer lying across the
road, which darted through the fence.
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b. & o. Change of Time on the wheeling
and Pittsburg Division.

On and after Sunday, June 2lst, 1885,
trains will leave Wheeling for Pittsburg,
Pa, City Time at 4:4O and As a. m, and
$40 and 6:35 p. m.
Washington Accommodation st sos
p. m.
ARRIVE.
Washington Accommodation 7:S5 q. m,
from Pittsburg al COS and Hos a. Il. and
COS and 1915 p N.
Trains departing at 30 8 N aud 6S5
D. m and arriving at 9 90 a m aui 10 L;
p. m run daily; other trs;rs daily excep'
Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29

Persons leaving the city through
the summer can hav- the DAILY
and sunday REGISTER sent TO
any address AT same price il is de-
li,ered i'm the city. postage paid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29

CUIICURA REMEDIES are sold everywherr It
Cutcura, 50c.; Rcsolvsnt, sl.O0; Soap, %. IT.
pared by the POTTER DguG ASD CHEN,Ai O.
BostCp Mass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-29

TAM Sunburn, Pimple1, BlackhcSd, and %
INV, Skin, use the Cuticura Soap.
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Additional Local on Frs! Page.
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Yesterday afternoon there was found near
the railroad bridge spanning Elk River,
Kanawha county, bundle containing
suit OF new clothes, several shirts AM one
dozen pairs Of new socks. The bundle a nd
clothing were bespa,tered with blood, lend
ing TO the lind an air of mystery. Detective
Alf Burnett has charge OF the clothing
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REGISTER!
EITHER
Daley OR WEEKLY

El'ca, under tie new management .ha!l zee,
ly What was stated et.torisly the INC ring s.,s
trnnfferr viz: Tscrpashly and RELIABLY On,
CRITIC, with no .I-o-s for any per-,n or a.,
within the party 10 the detriment ?, the ~,
parry When tina 2cmiAs,ions are made by 8
resu sriy oon'titutct convention OF thJps-,y d.
the GsSrKTKR willard ealy then-stye 1, >
qualified support &c lie no1stsees.
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d * I l. Y
Weekly Regists
FUR
II 8 8 5.@.

VIII be greatly iwpn vel and sr!ens'aa.s. e..
Departments. II NJ e carefully el:,,! q. -.
circulation. II win 70 .lnsxcellsj a, .,,.
paper, and Journal Va 'pted to the So.
SyFICg, the FAMILY md tie !IRsHDg 2.
fSpRPEsDRsrrr DxNot IA TIC, A. he o..
TEE STATE Az, NAIloSS.. J. EsOCRscy.
Every issue WI contsss &C 'reiu .,-,-
sumo Of all the county, sts;e. naticla an. -
national news. The doing KW ASRiEe
be arsPly recorded ;rosu evsrJ star :pJ.t
All happenings q inieIece At ". ,.:u--
neightering Congressional District c. ...
Pennsylvania, together with ia .ocai rev, -.
~ oors OF experiesoe new .stbe s-, 4. /.
7illsge AID hamlet w.ts'n a rat'u. o. r.
Wheeling will be chro,te.ei f4ErrHy B. :
oE.,
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TERMS OF THE REGlSTEa

PIN YRAR BY S.sL, PosJAsE KEPA'9
DAILY stI days In Il 9Ecek ......... ........ .,
DAILY, seven days IL the weeI...-...... ..... @ !,
WEEK., a 6i-column paper.....---..... .....,..
SUNDAY REGISTER, ~ nia!l......... ...... 4.
DELIvKsKc BT CAREER
DAILY sscept Sunday ....................i & ,sr -.
DAILY including Sunday .......---........I = Is;r~
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A GENTS something neg. Rare chance, S outsl
n free. Write to-day, Empire Co., ssl Canal 81
Rev Yoxt. dssSsov
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DENTISTS.
DRY GOODS

And We think &c has reached the wonderful low prices
Times seem 70 b. fmprosi z aud soon prices will
4Iysnce. Therefore re would kindly suggest TO YOU
that upu IS good chance 10
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Christopher Faubel, German by BIRTH
bat who has lived in Mineral county for
nearly thirty years, was found dead in his
bed, at Keyser, on tuesday morning, the
10Th. lie retired apparently as we'll as
usual, on Monday night, and at about ,
clock A. VI his son heard him cough, and
at t o'clock he was found 10 be dead. He
was shout % years old, and leaves two
ctildren-his son Samuel. who resided with
him, and married daughter, who lives in
Bellaire. His death was caused By disease
Of the heart
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER
VIII be csabsed with the :,iowtnS r.t tea co., =,
premiums .cr one year or re following tcra,
WEEKLY 2YgIsIER and rl,o E1-,,p, =,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

INCONSISTENCY IL the prominent Jewel
in the crown OF the Republican party
For inetance:
The Republican leaders profess tenn
perance to get the temperance vote
and speak softly 10 the llquol
men when election Ia near.
A few years ago, under Governor Chas
Foster, they repealed the old restriction
laws Of the State and enacted the Pond
law, which their own Supreme Court
pronounced unconstitutional, The ye
following Foster & Co. passed the Scott
law, which was only the Pond law In q
little different shape.
Both the Pond and Scott acts were
license laws and license law is pro-
hibited by the constitution Of the State
Last winter proposition was up In the
Legislature to submit an amendment Il
the Constitution to grant license to O
vote OF the people next October, but
failed Of getting two thirds vote, Had
two Republicans voted for the measure
II would have carried apd had the peo
Pile approved license law would ther
have been legal without question.
Republican Inconsistency is plaiGly
manifest throughout.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
GOVERNOR HOApLY,

J1st now everything looks towards
the denomination, II to gill accept, and
election Of Hon, George HOldly as Gov
ernor Of Ohio. The Npw York Sun
speaks wisely and well Of him az fol-
lows; "0t his political tagacity there
has never been the slightest doubt, His
administration OF office haa bOen wise,
honest and patriotic, III Ia q thinking
man, full of ideas In regard.tO execu.
Tive reform, strong and firm whenever
called upon to face an emergency. SIN
cere In his devotion to the public inter-
ests, and thoroughly true to the. vital
principles OF Democracy. We do not
know whether these qualities OF Cover
nor Hoadly's are obscured TO view In
any qnarter OF the Democratic party In
Ohio by local or political prejudice.
They are clearly apparent to the country
at large. There 10 probably no other
State In the Union where the Governor
now holding Office Ia Judge Hoadly's
equal In intellectual ability"
The Sun evidently understands the
situation and appreciates Governor
Hoadly, The Democracy Of Ohio are q
unit on Governor Hoadlys renomlna-
tion and Reelection. The same senti-
ment prevails as 10 LieutGOyernor
Warwick. We doubt not II will be
again Hoadly and Warwick.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

A COMMISSION sent out nj great OK
peDso by tho United States Government
to cultivate enlarged commercial rela
tions with the people of Central and
South America ron 10 against cIrcum.
stance Ia the person Of Santa Maria,
Presidents Of Chill, who told tho COM
missioners that Chill asked and gave no
favors, that one foreign country was as
good as another to the Chilians, that
they were oil free to sell anything 10
the Chilians that the Chillans wanted
to buy, or buy anything tho Chillans
had to sell, but the government would
never make o reciprocity treaty that
gave one country any advantage over
any other country. Thereupon the
United States commissioners came away
witha sensation OF having been snubbed,
There seems to be o good deal OF the
concentrated essence OF horse sense In
the makeup Of the government Of
Chill,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

The serious labor strikes In Chicago
and Cleveland are only another commen'
tary on the unfortunate uncertainty In
business.
The strikers In Cleveland are mostly
Bohemians and Poles, who were brought
over three years ago to take the place Of
Americans, and were at that time furn'
ished with pistols 10 protect themselves
against attack. They now have the
same pistols ready for use against the
very men who brought them here and
armed them. This Ia only another
whlrliglg OF time.
II Ia said the miners In the Hooking
Valley who, year or 80 ago, took the
place Of the strikers then, are preparing
themselves TO strlkel Ia there not some
thing seriously wrong In our labor ar
rangementsp Have we not had "protec'
tlon" enough, for one thingp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

THE Detroit policemen were on duty
from early Saturday morning until late
Saturday night TO secure the enforce
ment Of the ordinance and Mayors pro
clamation against the use Of explosives
on the Fourth. Their orders were TO
make no arrests but TO report the names
Of all Offenders TO the city criminal
court. The result was day OF compare.
tive peace andqulet and exemption from
accidents, and as the police who did
double duty were granted extra pay,
everybody was satisfied except the pes
tilent youth who are Satisfied with moth
Ing short Of pandemonium on that day.
In Canton II was otherwise for the shoot
Ing and nolss went on uninterrupted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

SECRETARY WHITNEY Ia likely TO have
o great muny navel engagements II he
ever attends naval ball. He has TO.
sclnded OK Secretary Chandler's order,
which required naval officers to leave
their families at their usual lixed place
OF abode" and not 10 transfer them,
when ordered of on q long cruise, to
some place where they could OCCASION
ally see them. The ex.secretary thought
II "injurious to the Service" when on
cers sent their wives and children to a
foreign station, where they might some.
times meet. Secretary Whitney says
"tudge" 10 this, and leaves our heroes OF
the seas TO send their families wherever
they please, and TO Visit them az many
times as the efficiency Of the service will
permit, and "the more the merrier.'
Secretary Whitney received two new H.
ties for this action, The officers pro.
nounce him "brlck," and the officers
wives declare that no Ia "duck,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

THE following Ia the Prohibition State
ticket, II will be seen that Mr.. John
Danner ofour city, Ia the candidate for
State Treasurer: Governor, Rev, A. B,
Leonard, Of Clarke county; Lieutenant
Governor Prof. Vim. Goodell Frost, Of
0berlin University, Loraln county; su.
preme Court Judge, Gideon T. Stewart,
OF Huron county; State Treasurer, John
Danner, OF Stark county; Attorney Gen.
eral, A, II. Cleyengor, OF Clinton county;
Member Of the Board OF Public Works,
John s. Neville, Of HarI In county, The
Rev. Leonard Ia pastor Of the NJ Il
Church nj Springfield,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

GOLD is found In all parts OF the
world. II Ia said to he everywhere.
Prof, Foote recently made statement
10 The eject that there Ia more gold In
tho clay under the city OF Philadelphia
than would equal the entire valuation
Of the city. In 1912 mel made 90 cents
u day washing tho sands near Chester,
on tho Delaware river, here william
Penn frat landed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

finely and the prospect ia excellent
Senator Plumb says that willie the
wheat crop In Kansas IL not 10 poor as
expected, those farmers who plowed up
their wheat fields are getting Aae re-
turns cf other crops, Wa have yet In
hand a visible supply Of s3,00O0OO bush
els of old wheat. London reports show
that there Ia more wheat on the way to
that market than there was last year,
Notwithstanding the falling of In AmCrl-
can shipments. An a whole the sltua'
tlon 10 a reasauring one. There will not
be a scarcity Of wheat and prices will
not, II they advance at all, be much
higher than they were last year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

PRESIDENT Cleveland has offered the
Llberian mission to the Rev. g. W.
Bryant, pastor Of the African NJ. E.
Church In Nashville, This Ia the second
honor conferred upon the colored race
by the Democratic President, The Ii
berian misson is not a nice thing. II
involves a great deal OF heat, some
fever, fair share OF malaria, very little
pay and comparatively no work, but IL
Ia conceded to belong to the Afrlco.
American race, and we therefore con-
gratulate DR.. Bryant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

ACCORDING to the July estimates the
outlook for the wheat crop Is not as bad
as at arst reported. The Oregon crop Is
the largest ever known. The Kansas
crop will be half as large az II was last
year and one hundred per cent. better
than the June estimate. The Michigan
yield will be as large as last years.
There ia also better news from Mime
sofa, where the latest estimates put the
prospective yield at 3s695,OO0 bushels,
or elghty.ave per cent OF last years
production. In Dakota the wheat loooks
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

THERE Is great deal OF sound sense
coming az II does from one who never
says anything foolish, In President
Cleyeland's letter TO Tammany, All
intelligent people will agree with him
in the opinion that II the present nd.
mlnistration merits the intelligent ap-
proyal OF the people. that result viii OF
itself certainly insure harmonious
party united In JelTersonlan Democracy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

Cur blessings are not appreciated un-
Till we are deprived Of them. Most nota-
BILE among them Ia health, the lack Of
which magniles our other burdens. A
hacking cough, u severe cold, or any
throat or lung disease Ia very trouble
some; but oil these may be quickly and
permanently removed by DR., Biglow's
Positive Cure, Price 80 cents; trial bot
tlo free at Durbln, Wright g. Co., drug
plat,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

MAzzINI, the great Italian patriot,
said, that II is around the standard Of
duty, rather than around the standard
Of seifinterest, that men must rally to
win tho rights OF man, Herein we see
the deep philosophy Of Him who bid
men love their neighbors as themselves.
This is tho spirit necessary 10 bring
about reform In public affairp, aud I'm
prove human conditions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

or all the eminent Englishmen who
have Visited our shores on professional
business, OF late years, Professor Tyn-
dali, the distinguished naturalist. is
most entitled to our respect and gratl-
tude The series of interesting and
Instructive lectures on light which he
delivered at New York, Boston, Phila-
delphia and Washington In 1872, yielded
a net profit OF $4,000. after deducting
all expenses, and II would have been
strictly In keeping with the practices Of
Matthew Arnold, Oscar Wilde and other
English celebrities whom we made such
an ado over, II no had packed the money
In his travelling trunk and carried II
home with him. But he did q more lib
eral and creditable thing. He placed
the money In tho hands Of three trus-
tees. Prof. Henry, Of Washington, Prof.
Youmans, OF New York, and DR.. Tyndall,
OF Philadelphia, TO be inyested, and the
Income from II 10 be devoted TO the
maintenance Of fellowship In scl-
ence, the conditions being that the hold
or OF the fellowship should devote his
time to original research, This was
twelve years ago, and the fund has now
increased to $4,000, The trustees found
some difficulty In executing strictly the
design Of thu generous donor, and. with
his consent and approval, have deter
mined to divide the fund equally be-
tween Harvard, Columbia and the Uni
yersIty Of Pennsylvania, TO be used In
supporting such fellowships as he indi-
cated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

Won't Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge, Of
Portage county, the talented temperance
woman, make things lively this fall Il
She hits Democrats with ~ much glee
~ she does Republicans, but she IL
plucky, and more than that, she Ia In
earneet. II the women OF the State gel
interested In the pre- eut political cam
paign, the men OF Ohio will have u de-
llghtful SUMMER Plain Dealer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

The New York Tribune says that "hon.
eat Civil Service reformers feel indig.
nant Mt the clean sweep made In the
Department Of Juetice by Attorney Con.
eral Garland" Honest men OF every
sort felt indignant ut the rascalities
practiced In the Department Of Justice
and elected President Cleveland In order
that they might be reformed by u "clean
aweenu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

THE objection of the Ohio colored
voters TO young Mr.. Foraker Ia based
upon an old argument Of his before an
Ohio court against mixed white and
black common schools, Foraker adyo
eating separate schools for the two
races. Foraker having thus drawn the
color line, the colored voters now pro-
pose to draw the line NJ Foraker,--[N,
v. Warld
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

THE managing grandmothers Of the
Republican party In Stark county and
tho children and knaves that run tho
Repository are not 30 happy as they
were before tho Prohibition State Con-
yontion. They now fear they will not
be able TO utilize the Prohibition vote.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

In reading Of tho insult offered 10
the American flag In Salt Lake
City on Saturday, ono finds con.
ISOLATION In Tho reflection that IL the
Edmunds law ia enforced, there will
soon be no Mormons remaining either
10 insult or honor the flag.