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The Press., 1885-10-15

Hartford Courant: The following anus ing incident happened last summer, but is fully as amusing now as if it had happened yesterday. The story is told by gentle man who saw the occurrence as follows : bright lad of five summers having been equipped for salt water bath, and not l having had experience in sea shore bath ing, was thrown on his beams end by the first wave that overlook him, at the same filling his mouth with the salt water. Getting up the best he could and indig- nant at what had happened, he exclaimed, "Darn the man that put salt in that wa l ter."
 Boston Courier One of the most clever instances of disreputableness on record has been recently developed at South Bos- ton. A man built two houses side by side, one for himself and one to sell. In the house sold he had placed furnace against the party wall of the cellar, and from it's hot air chamber he had construct ed fiues to heat his own domicile. The owner of the other house found it very hard to keep his own house warm, and was astounded at the amount of coal 1t took to render his family comfortable, while the dishonest builder kept himself warm at his neighbours expense nearly whole win ter before the trick was discovered.
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 PasITlvE CURE FOR PILEs.-To the people of this county we would say we have been given the Agency of Dr. Marchsi's Italian Pile Ontment-emphatically guaranteed to Cure money refunded. Internal External Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles. Price soc box: No cure, no pay. For sale by W. D. Heald
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
HELP FOR lnE RURAL DEMOCRATIC
PRrSS,

A great many Cillce seekers are editors
of Democratic newspapers In small
towns, Prov d ng they are men OF gOo1
character aud are comp tent TO per lorm
the duties Of the positions TO whlcll
they aspire, ~ most OF them are, they
shonld be given n respectful hearing.
The Republican press In this country
has been made strong hy the nhrty ltk'
ing care OF ils rural editors, There ha-
been premium on printing Republican
newspapefs, and they have multiplied
aud prOspered. Democratic weeklies
have had great difficulty In maintaining
themselves, with no patronage OF any
Kind they have dwlndled In number un'
al now there are throughout the west
three Republican weeklies 10 one Demo
crair. Wherever there IN a poitOillce
pa,iug anything there Ia q Republican
weekly The assistance Of this great
mass Of AZ wspapers has been very uene'
fetal TO the party. They have been
powerful In circulating campaign ma
terial and In arousing public Interest
In return they have b on male rich Oy
tillpe and patronage, while their Demo
cratic competitors have starved
II the Democratic party would con
tinue In power, II must do something
toward building up i's Tural press The
editor postmaster scheme has worked
well with the Republicans, ~ The num-
erOus well-fed country editors IL the
lath attest. Let the Democrats Try It,
[ChiCagO Herald.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
ALEssuN IN FINANCE,

Some years ago there lived In aylllage
which IN now included wllhin the limits
OF Boston blacksmith. He was u mas
tor workman, hia custom was large, ana
the owners OF llue horses for mites
around were In the habit " taking lhl m
10 Groen'a 10 bO eh0d. One day u new
customer, bnt not u stranger to the old
gentleman, drove up. lll5 name was
Blodgatt but he had passed n peasOn
abrOad aud hud returned con ileiHbly
Frenrhined, M well ~ Anglczrd, Onu
his name had been transformed Into
BIOgep. lie wanted u shoe set, aud,
after the Job had been completed In the
usual excellen manner, he iuQuiled;
Jaw, how much is the chawge' Mr.
GrepnY"
The reply came short and sharp "lIali
n dollar"
"Aalf dollari hNlf a dollar Why,
wenlly. I've been out OF the c1urtty w
long that don't know what hawI u dol
lar IL, don't you Know" answered. MIR,
BIoeeo, handing over dollar bill
TIC blacksmith stood u mon cnt In
speec 10 q Bm ZomeDl; then lhrusting
the bin into one pocket no brought forth
n quarter from another, and, hOnding Il
over TO BlOgee with The remark, ~
thought every darned fool knew u hall
a dollar was seventy y'lyo conts," marched
backed 10 his forge,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
LIrILE's LIVING AGE.

The numbers OF The Living Ago for
the weeks eud ng February IAN and
2l4t. contain PrinCe Bismarck, London
Quarterly; SydI ey Smith, British Quar-
lerly; EGgliah Character ana Manners
M Tor rayed by Anlhouy Tfollope, west
mins or; CW3ariam, Nineteenth Century
DE-. johnson, Contemporary Della Crnsca
and Anna Matildn: an Epiv0 o In Eng
llsh Literature, National Rrvlewi The
Srmmer Palace, PekiOg, BNgray Whit
by, Good Words; he X ligiOn ol Ham
l1, Month; Outside London, Cham ett'i
Cop,Ic Monasteriea In the Eighteenth
Century, All tie Year Roundi snow
BuckIng" IN the Rocky Mountains, Long
mans; Silence IL Gold, Spectator; with
inslnIlmenls tf "a House Divided
Apninst Iteelf,' "Within his Danger y
Tale from the Chinese, and "A Hard
DAYS Work" and Poetry.
For lltty.two numbers Cf slxty.fonr
large pages each (or more than $500
pages a yeGl) tho subscription price .(SS)
IL low; while for Sl050 tho publishers
olIer u send any one Of the American
$i00 m0nthles or weeklles with The
Living Age for n year, both postpaid
Little q Co., Boston, IRE the rubllsht rs'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
ASSiGIGs'S Sale Of Real Estate.

In pursuance NJ me Ordfr Of the Probate C0nt o
Stak 60 ny, OhlO VIII 0iier Tor aNlh ~ public huO
llon ON the llth DAY " Apr lteb, " g,lotk ~,
NJ tho Court House. IN Canton uhu, tho Following DO
acflbrd real estate III aG In tho rly " Mahhloll
county " stark aud N te VI OhU, towltl
Parcel M, l,-'Hl Ing n 0f lot lbl, ~ the clU q
MWAiiOn, Hid county beginning ~ corner ~ lffie M
Oak alrooHi thence norh ilry icet along Efle street
N nee rHsiwudi slKybryrn icti hence south thliN
feet " OAK street, tDcnc, west sixty seven lect TO ET
Parcel No Being pEt OF lot lai, In city Of Maasll
Ion said county aud iing Immediately taHt " "pAror
No ~ Rnd being hitoou feet nnd ono inch Gust hnl
wrist ana SIKH aryun feet And blt inohrS h"ith ahC
Tafcol No 8-Iiolng parts of lots numbered 1888 ant
1884, city VI MasSlllOn, said county, hnd ylnR lnncll
aoly oast OF Parcel No. y, nhd lnol9u ~ NJ ",
strip " ground W 10 fot N width by W cot N lnngll
lylng Immediately north 0f east eld " lot lbl an DO
log part " lot ll being W llls fcnt on Oak Huoe
east snd vest and ~ lb lcos norm ana bou'l khoWl
Psrerl No, A-llolnR part Of lot numhcr 8O9 city Of
M,ealllOn, OhO, bgnnnlng ~ middle OF Mhsslll Anu
Miporl rOa north Inc Of lott hence east BlB loot
Imnoe Wc~lwardly aei fcti 10 ccnlcr " said road
thence north NIFTY feet u bcgnulnA
Parcel Mo- b-Ho pat Of fractional section hlt
ranRo nine aud township ten, BtRnnlng on east llnt
tons aS ana eeyon anu following said east llnr OF Ea
street 80 feet thence eaHlwa dl 10y icel lhrhcc south
wardy parallel with Ear street 80 iccl thence west
por a more accurate description Of said premiaTa re
ference IN hereby made 10 the prtuOh hlel ~ Prpal,
Court oi STARK Snuny ohio 10 ceSe , el sonnu MS,l
hEilnn'o Oi j, Whitman W. julius whitman hnd 0thoru
Parcel No, i--Appralucd NJ ti,bOO,
parcrls Nos aud Appraised ~ 'aOOo
parcel NJ, i-Apmal,e1 NJ tl 400,
Parcel No, D Appraised NJ tdOO
TNrma NJ aaui OnO.thlrd olAh on dhi 0f AaloI ono
third In Hx months aud 0nrihltdn one year from dAl
q sale Deferred payments 10 9G NS9,cH py WyS''s"R'
VI premises, JuHNu, Mhhli
Assignee oi Julius whitman,
MarieLw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
EXTRACTS FROM A RfMAhhAbLH
CORRESPONDENCE.

The collection of the correspondence
OF Napoleon l., Just published contains
some remarkable hints on Inc aIl OF gov
ernment. The emperor, Tor instance
shows, by letter 10 his brotN ''4eoh'
when the latter was King VI IS.,
how no would have conducted the ex
pulsiOn OF the religious 0'ders:
II must say that was pleased win
the preamble OF your order for suppress
ing the mOnasteries, With regard 10
ali that concerns religion you must use
the language Of the rellf lon and mol
that OF philosophy. That Ia the great
art Of the person who governs, why
speak OF the services rendered 10 art ana
science by monksY
zone supports ill'treatment much
more readily from a person who 10 OF our
WaV OF thinking than from u perr0n VINO
dilfers In opinion from YOU Your pre-
ample is philosophical and an Insult 10
the men you eyict. You should nave
said that the great number OF mon Ky
rendered their existence difficult, that
IL was necessary for their dignity that
they should have enough 10 live upon,
and hence reform was indispen' ible.
"Men will support misfortune when
II Ia not accompanied by insult, end
when II comes from an enemy TO the
cloth. Now, the enemies OF the moHka
are men of letters and philosophers. You
know that myself do not Ike them,
for have destroyed them every whtrs,'
NapOleOn's sentiments In regard TO
lawyers are shown In aremarRaDle epis
tle, In whlch he reprOyes his aTch'chan-
celor for having framed n decIee which
placed the bar Ia too independent q pO
aitI0n:
"ThIe ls nothing In your decree which
gives the grand judge pOwyrof onIroiI-
Ing the lawyers. ! would rather 90
nCihing than deprive lmyself OF the
means of taking measures against u
heap OF babbleIs aud TeyolutiOnlsta who
are almo1t oil Inspired by crime aud
corruption. As long ~ | wear SworN
viii never sign 10 absurd q decree
What want II TO he able TO cut tue
tongue out q any lawyer who uses II
against the government"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
BLAINE's DEAD SISTER.
Tho Remains Buried at Brownsville Yes.
terdhy.

Tho Remains Buried Ht Brownsville Yes
tcrdhy.
The remains OF Mrs, Eliza Blaine Wal
kcr, sister Of James Il Blaine, Wer,
taken through the city yesterday or
Il cir way 10 Brownsville, wnrfe they
were inferred, A party Of seven accom-
panied the body, they being Mo jlr Il. &
Walker, OF BtltimOro, husband OF th,
deceaald. ard retired army OGiceli Rob
ert G.. Bliuo of Washington, b g., d
brother Of the decreased; u, W FlSk nnd
wife. Of Montana. and Mrs o. j, Sali''
bury, of Salt Lake city; the last mention
ed lad es are daughters Of Major Walker
and the dead lady; Master Willie Walker
son now attending Rock Hin College,
and General James A, Eakln, Of Louis
Vile, late Qurlermaeter Geueral U y A
From this city there were: Mrs, q. IL
Love, Of the East End; j, Miller and
wife, Hon John Ewing, Of Washington
Pal Mrs. Wm. Hagan, II sister ~ Genera
Eakin, and T, B, Barnes aud wife. Al
Elizabeth the party waa Joined by Mrs
A &. Walker aud Samuel Walker, Jr,
bofther Of Major Walker. james &
Blaine attended tho funeral aefy ces NJ
Baltimore on Wednesday, bat did nOl
come on for the burial PitIsburg Post
March Bgh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
THE MDIrOn rAIIEsA A nnsr.

Last week the tired editor, after la.
boring hard In the vineyard, concluded
that no would 20 out among the breth.
rem. While down In the Dry Fork neigh
bofhood we preached at Ebenezer. and
accompanied Brother Sam Hayfoot home
10 dinner. There were several OF the
brethren present, and among them We
were pIeased 10 notice old Bro. SheD.
well. Hs IL an old servant OF The LORD,
and had the emallpox kept out OF the
way we think that bis conntenance
would have escaped n great wrong. Bis
tor Hayfoot, kind render, knows how TO
get up q good dinner. She has our Idea
OF cooking cabbage, for, like us, abe
thinks that they should be boiled until
all their brittlenecB melts into the ever
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

clal pair mage, az was TO be, will be In
the hands Of the farm seed ald pubic
document statesman az Mckinley de-
rlslyely termed his honorable c0mpetl-
Tor Wa are glad TO note that the ONO
delegation, headed by Senator Payne,
unite In asking that Mr. Paige ba ap
pointed Indian Commissioner, a position
which he Ia well qlallfed TO Ill. A
thorough business man and systematic
worker, experienced through carrying
out extensive cOnitructlOn contracts In
making q given sum Of money 30 the
iarthest, he " Just the man TO manage
our Indian affairs wisely, faithfully aud
economically, The request OF our able
State delegation at Washington ia
heartily backed up by his friends
home,-l Alliance Leader, March 18th
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
TOM HENDRICKS IN wAsuINoroN
washington Letter ]


Mr.. Hendricks In tho same Tom HenA
ricks. lie starts TO walk down the street
aud Ut every corner somebody Hl0ps Y
shake hands with him aud congratulate
him that he has lived 70 eee lhe fraud o.
1870 execrated on every hand, The Pfes
dent WINS much pratilled by MT. Hehd
rlck's prompt call on him, aud they hat
a regular friendly hIbnob together atteI
the manner Of two honest men, Mira
Hendricks has KEEP, very close to WI
lard's Hotel, although she receives Ol
visitors cordially, and SHE means TO hecl
very close aud 1uiet too. The mischle
makers made up yarn that the wanIet
To run the social part OF the admiDistrl
tion, and Mrs. Hendricks hOe intimutet
that IL will not take long for that canarl
10 die OF inonltiOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
OLIMAx or ooREAr MORAL IDEAS"
The People TO osupport Monopoly--Theh hoi-
lownsss OF Tariff discovered,

1 Inc ftople 70 III pP"f' W"""P"'' 49,
lownsHa OF Iaria Discovered
EpIToR DRMoCRAT-'lhefe IL an old
maxim when reads: whom lhe goa.
intend 10 destroy ,hBy ilsI make mao.
How aptly does II apply 10 men II 10
day, who, In the light aud experience
against lar.f and monOpOlies, SUI mug
their darling hobby with tenacious
ness AKIN 10 madness.
Such an ideal The public money
shall bs taken 10 pay shlpbuildeTs aud
ship owners of this country ~ make
their business profitable. The govern
ment don't do that for business men
generally. Why rob III ople 10 Dene,
III favored fewp II pu,, elm mllo
OF the negro story. cpiihln
negro, shortly after tho er 'ph.
tiOn took some wood TO ch 4 "a
split, ana put II up In cords; no was 70
get 70 GEMS c0rd, and he proposed 70
others III per cord TO help him.
| " nen asked " hat he meant by giving
| 20 cents per cord more ,han no was 10
Qet himself, he exolaiIhrd: 'lts worth
that much TO be bussW II appears that
a certain class OF men IN tnls country
would give or take anything TO be boss.
But they are not quite 10 honest NJ tue
negro, who INTENDED The difference 10 be
paid out Of his own pocket. They want
| TO take II out Of The people. Aslh New
YOrk Times aptly puts ": Actually TAX
the people Of the United States IN 0idsr
10 stop the EugIisn from building ships
and doing lhe carrying trade cheaper
than citizens OF the Uhited olales eau
Surely this caps the cllmax OF great
moral Ideas" But this ID the secret OF
the v hole tariff business. we cannot,
Says the hpBculaLUf, manufacture ana
sell 40 cheap as the foreigner eau, bul
We will put Il tariff On-that ~ INK tht
people with The dlllti ence 10 we eau gSl
greater profits and become mliliOllsiit6
These master strokes VIII surely el-
tighten the people. what glorious
thing II would DO 10 have another gal
axy Vf officials, ETC., depending on She
government 10 tax lhs people FOR lheii
support, aud they IN return ~ help l0
support such tyrannlcal power ma
wonder suCh men want u large sanding
armyl What 10 DOT 10 Keep down
the people W0a they Know
must oppose their tyranny, Byron speaks
Of Napoleon "iOrging the Iely,lelleiu
when his arm broke through How
slilkingiy 90 tnese words apply to The
tarilI men. They claim TO Lave 0rOhe
the fet0Ta OF Tie negroes and now WOu u
forge "A chain " fBllef both Whllen hhu
negroes alike, for the sake OF Lhrlr own
darling fswl Such q proposition ~ bt
uttered IN the Senate Ol the unhtd
states is enough 10 make the wOrlu
laugh.
o whenl WHOM viii the people learn tns'o
'IheIr cause Is common aud tholr hrd mlst be-"
John s MILLER,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

HON. DAVID r, PAIGE served his con
stltuents well ap their representative In
Congress. Defeated for re election by
the nost lavish expenditure OF money,
a etumping tour by Blaine et al through
his district In special support VI Nc.
Kinley,g and promises OF hundreds OF
official positions 10 secure the little
bose's election, II ID exceedingly ugree.
able 10 the friends Of Mr.. Paige just a
this time 10 know that McKinley's OIL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
mIsoELLANEous,
FOR SALE.

IHAyE THE FOLLOWING PLANTS ron sALEI
CABBAGE-EARLY.
10000 ETly Jersey Wakefield, sure
header.
10000 Early Winnlgslandt, good keeper
10000 Early York, can be p'anled CLOSE
CABBAGE--LATE.
5000 Premium Flat Dutch, standard
market.
Or, 700 M.MDrumhead, large solid header
TOMATO.
10000 Livingston Fayorite, the best and
most productive.
10000 Livingston Perfection, large and
smooth.
10000 May Flower, claimed TO be early
10000 Acme, fine for canning.
CELERY.
10000 Golden Heart, beat table variety
10000 Crawford's II. Dwarf, very good
keeper.
5000 White Plume,
CAULIFL0WER.
2 900 Early Snow Ball; late, sure header
1000 OF three choice varieties OF Pepper
and Egg Plants.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS.
l5, 900 OF three standard varieties grown
In the most improved manner, well
hardened on.
with the following Fruit and Plants
In their respective seasons:
STRAWBERRIES.
10000 Of 40 varietles--early, medium and
late,
BLACK CAP RAsPBERRIEs.
10000 Doolittle Improved, one of the
early heavy crOppers.
5000 Momm0th Cluster.
3, NO Tyler, new quite early extra,
b 900 skowhegan, new quite early extra
10000 Gregg
RED RAsPBERRlES.
5000 Cuthbtrt, Turner, Brandy Wine.
GRAPES.
A few 7 feet plants quite cheap, Of the
beat varieties.
AlaO can get at short notice any stock
that is handled by reliable nurseTymen
tO llll orders In trees, &c.
All tho At Oyo plants arc grown from the very best OF
Re01 ana pants OhlalnAblH NJ tho most reliable deAeIf
IN the u 81 aud hiCe tho frost ana d0uth ~ last auha0
hiss eslitrd my plants rot 10 show OIth their real
wmth hope that all Will bear with tho grower and
expect better results this taOn, Ana since / have
hui 40 feet more gfeonho 40 hhd put w wafer I'M
pruye entH u amount u tbOO expect ~ be able n
sell ~ low ~ the lowest ana ~ market ana deliver all
the above with tat prmptnehs ~ Il freshness ana ~
Tot h. hNnde 800 b HnlH ~ briilh hhd WhpWi Alal
300 bushels tomatoes and aume qnile choice eafy mel
luna of the Nulmug family, whloh are grown On mg
grounds which Will In delivered 10 The purchaser iho
same day thcy Aro phlhrted, huu ~ hNns spared no
mNanA 10 make my NJ. ono NJ the bea In Tho state
cordially invite all who viii need Any VI the above stock
and pr'iduce 20 call ana examine tho same For fnr'
ther Information call NJ lhe rted uor on Georgetown
road ono mile from rnat bridge, on address,
q, w. FAUST, 4, q, BOX 90, Canton, Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

lastirg pot. After having served Tho In
ner man we again assembled IN The SIT
Ting room, where Sister sloyeall favored
us with u hymn and seventy five cents
for which she wanted fix months sub
scriptiOn. One dollar would have slIuck
us with q little more warmth, but III
lhrse days of ain and hard times u half
loaf Ia better than a Boston cracker
Brother Smithaeld, o good old soul as
ever lived, d, claTes that be Will take
the paper when no sells his req sleer'
Gentle reader, DO you know OF any one
who wants to buy at, er- Arkansas
Weakly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Mr.. n, sprlr ger, Of MechonlcsburgPa.
writes: II was afflicted with lung 70,
yer and abscess on lungs, nnd reduced
TO n walking skeleton. Got u free trial
bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption, which did me no much
good | bought u dollar bottle, After us
Ing three bottles, found myself once
more man, completely restored n
health, with hearty appetite, ana Z
gain In flesh Of ~ lbs." Call at I, II
Bnrr's drug store and get u Trial bottle
OF this certain cure for oil lung dis
eases. Large bottles 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
An OF Year.

This Ia going to be an Oif year. NO
political boOms for "Plnmed Knights'
or Reform" will help keep up The
health and strength Of the vast multi.
tudes whose faith Ia pinned on the
glowing party promises OF election year
Mullitldea OF such will need aFeliable
tonic TO tone up the aystem, puTher to
work of the bad blood, and q sure rene
dy 7 lame backs. rheumatism, bilious
meas, etc. Such q remedy Ia Kidney.
Wort. II haa long stood at the head OF
the list of kidney remedies, and II re'
ceives the highest praise from all that
use IL,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

r. 8. SHIELDS Efq, Of Canton, IL most
prominently named to Oil the Office o
district Attorney for Northern ONO
Cleveland, Mr.. Shields served two terms
very cfedltably M Prosecuting Attorney
OF this county, and is rated as one OF
tho foremost members OF the stark
county bar, which Ia certainly q very
high compliment. Az District Attorney
he would do honor 10 lhe ttllce.- ALI
ance Lender, March 18th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
lSaO,OOo GIFr-.su0oIiNo.

AKRON, o, March i5,-lIenry Aims.
worth, Of Lodi, Medina county, hae just
given $4,000 10 Buchtol College 10 en-.
dow chair Of mathematics, making
his gifts TO the college $4,000.
Addison Moore, late OF Cleveland
found his wife on the street with we'll.
known Cleveland liquor dealer, late last
night, and fred NJ The pair, HIS wlte'e
companion escaped and cannot be found
Moore IL under nrreat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
AN ELoNaArEn srArEsMAN.

Congressman.o elect j. d. Richardson,
OF Tennessee, Ia the tallest mepber
Of this present House. lie stands Hear
" no ON feet high In his stocking feet.
lie Ia looking over the situation. On
account OF his great height he will llnd
little difficulty In catching the Speakers
eye during tho session OF the Forty
ninth Congress-. Washington Critic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

VIII tho blood IL loaded with i'm
purities, aud moves slugglshly In the
veins, an Alternative IN needed, ~ this
condition OF the vital fluid caUnot last
long without serious results, There IL
nothing better than Ayers SIR nparilll
10 purify the blood, and impurt energy
In iha pyntpm,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

II you are tired taking the large old
fashioned gripping pills Try Carter's LIZ
tie Liver Pills aud take e0me comfort. A
man can't stand everything. 0ne pill q
1nua
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

S.B. Drfey, mate Of steamer Arizona,
had his foot badly jammed. Thomas
Eclectric OIL cured II. Nothing equal
10 II for D quick pain reliever.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

MAD. scALcHI calls the English Ian
gnage "deyiliah." So does Blaine when.
ever no recalls Rev, Burchard's speech. h.--
Cincinnati Enquirer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

PRESIDENT Cleveland has dispensed
with the services Of lOt Of useless
clerks Rt the Write House, appointed
by Hayes aud retained by Arthur,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
PROBATE NOTICE.

Tho following accounts having beon nod In tho Pro-
Dalo Court within aud Ion the county of stark hnd NAe
Of ohio, Will bo Tor hearing, examination And pasbARe
On
a A m1rn n Az A nn1I I'M A II 1pak 1,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

nm mn Send alr cents Tor postage, ana receive
L llUIJIl ffec, 4 costly boz of goods whlJh viii
tHIIu bep you 10 moro money right awsv
III IlIuII,than ANYTHING else In this world. A !,
Of either psr suocced from nrst hour Ths broad Ad
10 fortune opens beforc tho wnrkera Absoutelyw a AZ
snoe address, Taup 90, AuuustA Mama
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