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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-03
MEDICAL.
Catarrh Cured

Catarrh Is n very prevalent disease, with
distressing and offensive symptoms Hoods
sarsaparIlla gives ready relief and speedy
cure, from the fact II acts through the blood,
and thus reaches every part Of the system.
al suffered with catarrh fifteen years. Took
Hoods sarsaparllla and am not troubled any
with catarrh, and my general health IL much
better" /, w, LLLIs, Postal Clerk Chicago
g. 81. Louis Railroad,
81 suffered with catarrh or years tried
many wonderful cures, Inhacrs, etc., spend.
ingnearly ono hundred dollars without beneAt.
tried Hoods SarsaparIlla, and was greatly
Improved" M. A. Abbey, Worcester, Mass.
Hoods sarsaparllla is characterized by
three pocullarItesi ist, the combination OF
remedial agents. I'd, the proportionj sd, tho
process OF securing tho active medicinal
qualities, The result Is medicine Of unusual
strength, ciloctlng cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
"llood's SnrsNparlllO tones up my system,
pnflles my blood, sharpCns my appetite, aud
seems 10 make me OyCfh j, L. THOMPSON,
Register Of Deeds, Lowell, Mass,
Hoods sars9pqrllla beats NJ others, and
lsw0rtl us weight In g0ld,n !, HARRINGTON,
iSo Bank Street, New York city,
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists, sij six for o. Mado
only by o, l. HOOD & CO., Lowell Mass.
0~A 49, A. E@Is
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mandamns. Judge Smith, the hblest OF
the three Judges sitting In the ease has
given an opinion against the applicants,
and sustains the plain principle OF the
law, By the rule at his decision the
Clerk proceeded properly In the canvass
OF the returns.
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Buchien's Arnioa saiye.

The boat salve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, ealt rheum. fever
sores, chapped hands, cbilblains, corns
and oil akin eruptione, aud positively
cures piles, or no pay required. II Ii
guaranteed 10 give perfect Satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 70 cents pei
box. For sale by Durbin. Wri ght u 90
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-03

Marriage licenses have been issued 10;
Howard Garrigues and Belle X. Willlson,
Maasillonj lsaac Christ aud Amanda
Arbingast, Sugar Creek tp,; Henry W,
Wechman and Mary Burtwher, Canton
james Cartier and Anna Siegler, Barry
villa
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Can kill a tiger-.if the tiger happens TO
be found when only little cub. No
consumption, that deadliest and most
feared OF diseases, In this country, can
assnredly be conquered and destroyed II
DR., Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery
be employed early.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-03

IT was a severe blow at the case Of the
Republican Senatorial candidates In
Hamilton county when one OF the Re-.
publican Judges Of the Clrcul. Court
decided against them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-03

"That tired feeling" from which you
sufferer 40 much, particularly IN the
morning, 70 entirely thrown of by Hoods
Sarsaparllla.
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Married, on the 23d inst. by james
Sleniz. Jnatice Of the Pence, Nc, John h.
Crowl and Mls7 Emma Sponseller, both
OF Paris township, Stark county, o,
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|. X. FELSH & SON, NATICK, MASS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

they hatch a home vii sell from
towit 1T BRAMAs WYANDOrTES ana PLYMOUTH kOhS
at s5 per setting, settings for $40
From my WHITE AND LEG0RNs BLACK AVAs and other good
LIGHT BRAMs and PLYMOUTH ROCKS ~ per setting or more
settings 81 per setting ae@
JERSEY CATTLE COLLIE DOGS AND FOWLS sale at all
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-03

THE Republican Circuit Court Of Gin
cinnati Ia not unanimous Ia favor Of the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-03

In the light Of this subject | want 10
call your attention ~ fact which may
not have been rightly considered by i've
men In this houee, and that Ia that we
must be brought Into judgment for the
employment OF our phyalcal organism.
Shoulder, brain, hand, footl We must
answer In judgment for the use we have
made OF them. Have they been used for
the elevation OF society or its deprea.
sionp In proportion M our arm III
strong and our step elastic will our nc.
count NJ last be intensified Thousands
OF permona aro preached 10 invalleB. |
preach thia sermon To stout men and
healthfui women. Wemust give 10 God
an account for the right use OF this ply.
sical organism. These invallds have
comparatively little 10 account for. Per-
haps they could not lit twenty pounds.
They could not walk over half mile
without sitting down 10 rest. In tho
preparation OF this subject have said 10
myself, How shall l account 10 God In
Judgment for the uee OF n body which
never knew one moment OF ronl sick
ness, rising up In judgment, standing
beside the men and women who had
only little physical energy, and yet con.
eumed that energy In con0agrat!on Of
religious ontbusiaemp How will W.
feel abaehedl o, men OF strong arm and
the stout heart, what use are you max
Ing OF your physical forceep Will you
be able 10 stand the teet OF that day
when we must answer for tho use Of
every talent, whether OF physical on,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-26
TWADDLE.

Says the Gait Gazette, in speaking of the
payment of honest claims: "The Drain
age Alt was scheme from the start 10
fleece rhe people of the State out of large
sums Ct money" This is fair sample of
the scattering twaddle INDUCED in for
three years about the drainage claims. Let
some IF those making these broadcast
charges specify wherein the fleeing" was
accomplished; how the scheme was
plotteo; who probably got the money; in
what aspect was there thieving; what
contracts were fraudulent or extortionate
which Of the Commissioners was the thief,
or were all of them dishonest? How
much money is missing from the fund ?
Who 1alsifed the vouchers? Who are
the men who have not been paid, and
whose money did they use in doing work
for the State on the credit of its laws au-
thorizing the same? 1t will occur to all
fa.ir=minded men that it is the refinement
of meanness and cruelty to charge dis
honesty, and refuse to specify in such a
manner as to make an answer possible on
the part of the defendant.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

In New York Saturday Government bonds
were quoted at 12lsz for IS of 1907 1121a for rs
sterling, 81 S4@4 IS; 10114 for IS; silver bars,
1879.
silver in London, 40 9-16d; consols, 80 lSrl6d;
per cent. United States bonds, extended, les; IS,
1853; AS, n5zs,
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at S411S@S6 cents.
There was firmer feeling in the san Frau
cisco mining-share msrket SATURDAY., and prices
were well sustained. Hale & Norcross sold at
So and Savage rose to 81 10, There were no
changes in the outside stocks,
Merced officers are making it WARE " for
tramps
At Taylor, Nev., Friday, Patrick Daft was
killed by bl:,st, and william Cameron badly
injured.
The remains of owney GeoghegaR, the ex-
pugilist, arrived in New York yesterday from
Hot Springs, Ark.
Two explosions of dynamite Occurred in Lon
don Saturday, greatly damaging Parliament
Buildings and Westminster Hall, and injuring
number of men, women and children.
At Newport, KY, yesterday, Mrs. Carrie l.
Winslow choked her seven-year-old boy to
with club, and then cut her own throat.
Charles Rogers win be hanged for murder at
Victoria, B. c., tomorrow morning at o'clock
The polygamy count of the complaint agains'
President Angus VI. Cannon has been dismissed
at Salt Lake.
By the burning of the steamboat St. John, al
New York, the marine insurance companies VIII
lose fully seoO,o0o.
The NeH York Star Is to reappear soon as Z
morning paper.
A ship canal is proposed through Harlem
river, connecting East.and North rivers.
The run on the New Haven Comm Savings
Bank continues
NJ. Reynolds & Co., bankers of BentonvilJe
Ark, have failed; liabilities, SIPS 600.
In row at Z ball at Atoka, Indian Territory,
Friday night, five men were killed and several
wounded
In railroad accident at Smiths Falls, Ont,
Saturday, two men were killed and several in
jured.
General De Gallipete is to be sent to Tonquin
to replace General De Isle, the commander OF
the French forces there, who is suffering from
i'll health.
The late Earl of Aylsford had 81 100000 insur-
ance on his life.
James Kiefer, on trial at Yuba City, Suffer
county, for murder, has been declared not
guilty.
shocking railway accident occurred yester-
day in Brussels, Belgium.
The Baker City (eregonl snow blockade has
been raised, and the delayed passengers have
reached Portland
No news has vet been received in london ot
General Stewart and his army in the Soudan
and grave fears are felt for their safety
Two Mexican herders, near San Angela, Tex.
killed their employer and badly wounded three
other persons.
Elections for Senators took place throughout
France yesterday.
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THE TEXTBOOK SCHEME.

Whoever H. c. Kline is, he is impert5
neat and should have been saubbed, as he
deserved, by the State Beard of Educa
ton. He entered his protest against pro-
posed action by the Board in manner
that should have shorn him of the right
of the citizen TO petition and to protest.
The State Board of Education is chosen by
the people, and directed by it to carry into
effect the provisions of an amendment to
the Constitution. Mr.. Kline assumes the
role of an impertinent and disrespectful
protestant in asserting that State printing
will be doubly expensive and possibly, if
not probably, corrupt He evidently has
no conception of the law or system under
which the State Printing Office is stocked
or operated, and by which possible fraud
and stealing are reduced to the minimum.
We are justified in the suspicion that the
Kline protest is one of the obstacles enc
mics of the amendment are placing in the
path of the Board. As the RECORD MON
long since held, it has now been decided
that the Board may adopt compilations by
others than its own members; may pur-
chase copyrights, and may avail of the
very best scholarship of the world. 1t has
three and half years in which to do this
work. If it is not well done, il will
be the fault of the Board and
the Legislature and no one else Three
and half years is ample time in which to
act and secure Just what is needed. Before
the work is completed the present Board
will be out of Office. Let ii, therefore,
leave TO its successor such prepared work
that failure cannot result, 10 matter who
constitutes the new membership. \ round
majority of the Board is friendly to the
amendment, and manifests disposition to
act with deliberation and do something
else besides hunting up objections. The
Legislature manifests willingness TO do
its duty, and TO act under the advice of the
Board. A few country papers and the in
| pONh
the way and suggesting all manner of ills
to result from carrying out the amendment
in It's true spirit. This business is not to
be conducted upon conjecture, and the
speculative fears of non-prOgressionists,
obstructionists, and interested book rings,
but upon plane of advancement, econ
omy and a near approach to the highest
possible attainment in the matter of school
textbooks. Ii is in order to question the
motive of any man who, at this late day,
seeks to defeat Or delay the operation of
the amendment, since the time for that
was before the day of election. In the
nervous anxiety of the publishers, and the
haste Of doubtful friends to suggest posi-
bic failure for the experiment, is to be
found the very strongest testimony in sup
port of the wisdom of the act of adoption
and the certainty of the success of the new
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felony, while the sale of other explosives
will possibly be placed under such restrie-
tons that the conspirators will invite dam
ger even here in attempting their use
abroad, OF course it is a very difficult
subject to handle, and one in which at
tempted corrective legislation will be
watched with jealousy, that ii does not
trench upon the personal rights ofcitizens,
or lay the foundations for dangerously
narrowing privileges inseparable from
true Repablic. Nevertheless, there is
reason to believe that the continuance of
outrages such as those just reported from
London pill bring about in all civilized
countries repressive and similar legislation,
that 3 few months ago would not have
been possible.
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san FRANCISCO ITEMS.

E. J. Baldwin had his ankle broken last
Tuesday by being thrown from d carriage at
his ranch in Los Angeles.
Judge Lorenzo Sawyer, of the United
States Circuit Court, is seriously i'll at his
residence on Suffer street from sciatica.
Mrs. Catherine Hayes died at San Rafael
Saturday, at the age Of 10Y. She was a
native Of County Cork, Ireland, and leaves
smany relatives in this city.
The examination OF Adolph Spreckels,
who shot NJ. II. DeIoung some time ago,
was continued in Police Court Number
Two Saturday morning until Friday, Jan
uary 30th.
& Clarence Whistler has written letter to
81. Smith, OF this city, from Napa. stating
that he is progressing splendidly with his
training, and expects to give John Brady
night.
8 One hundred and six deaths were re-
corded at the Health Office during the week
ending January 23d: Males, IS; females,
Al Caucasians, 50; Mongolians /; natives
foreign born, As, and in four cases the ma
tivity of the decedents was not known.
President John Taylor, of the Mormon
dI-tl IiiiIt ga
over the Southern Pacific Road. They
have visited Arizona and the Yaqui Indian
country in Mexico. Bishop Sharp, who is
of the party, says that there are over $50
MOmons in Arizona, the greater part being
at Macuyo and st. Johns.
The Directors of the Veterans Home
met Friday evening, and heard read the
annual report of the Secretary. The land
upon which the Home is situated in Napa
county is valued at $4,000. The building,
with all its appurtenances, is reckoned as
worth $4,000. There are at present
seventy-three inmates in the Home.
AT a regular monthly meeting of the I'm
migration Association Friday, financial
statement was rendered as follows: Cash
ON hand November 18th. 81, 2S3 73; col
lections for December and January, ST.
1853 IS; total, S30l7 So; disbursements.
s., 526 SO balance on hand, $3.50 So due
and collected this month, about S235.
The Navy Department has assigned three
Pay Directors TO duty as Inspecting Pay
masters. Pay Director Murray has been
ordered to duty in the North Atlantic; Pay
Director Fulton goes to the South Atlantic
and Pay Director Caspar Schenck remains
to take charge of the Pacific coast district,
with headquarters in San Francisco.
Five hundred and forty-seven immigrants
arrived last week, 100 stopping off in the
interior. Next week party is going 10 set
out for san Luis 0bispo, also second
party for Tehama. Some very fine samples
OF kaolin clay most rare article, have
been received from place situated some
where above Sacramento, OF which the
name is withheld.
a race will probably be arranged between
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NEVADA.
Distressing iccident-One Man Killed
and Another Badly Hurt.

EUREKA, January 25th.-News was re-
ceiyed in Eureka last night of a distressing
accident which happened at the Argus mine
at Taylor, White Pine county. on Friday
last, whereby Pat Duff was instantly killed
and Wm. Cameron badly and perhaps
fatally injured. The two men were work
ing III 4 drift. and having charged some
driIl holes with powder lighted the fuse
and went back Il distance toawait the blast.
The load IN one of the holes did not ex-
plode, and after waiting some time the men
went into the diff, and Duff held drill
in the hole while Cameron struck it with a
hammer IN order 10 get the charge of
powder out This act was the cause OF the
explosion. Dun was terribly mangled, one
of his hands being blown off, and a leg and
arm broken, besides being otherwise mutt
lated He never knew what happened him.
Cameron, besides receiving several cuts and
bruises about the body, Will lose both ewes.
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a like confidence in making him the
cnsrodi.n of all the troubles of the glorious
victory so RECENTLY won by her in This State.
The trust is ar important one, for upon its
faithful execution depends the future. in
this State. of that party by whose cradle Mr.
stanford himself so faithfully stood.-TPeta-
luna Argus.
sFx,rop STANFORD
-r.--,--
Inc llot''illa a! on Tuesday evening las'
2! tIle !.epuoiicaii i.ietliIS's VI .ne ~
Iat,tIe tt CAUCUS asseliloieo. vi tiie ItoIi
Lello olaliioIu loi 'iie posisloii Vi otIteu
STATES senator ION cid,i i ~ ~ - nios.
hotiote anu eilp:ialic az; Vi 'iie EMP
anu coile u tiie 49, 1,, ~ tti~
loi d peFlou luiiiiiiis oauN sSi u o" CIV.
Yeas OF more; up - o VIII oiJ pas
i"sl'e iiioiili Liam. e. y,
80 49, go iIa con,aIotio,,
1.eis i2.1'te $500 ro+;ai hiac
iie ao 81
any -" a.
III the eoiitorial room, III .ile le!ls!a'lse
liails' anu on 'iie STUMP ap'eIliS 40
ayers. by thls iheailS an uiihe'lths pupIlc
sentiment was cfeateu' WhlGn lesalugu 'he
ouliders OF the Ceh'ral Iaeiilc as niue lesS
lflan crliiliiittis, anu every "ltless laSI:i
VINO ever cast q longing eye upon puol!c
NE commence" oelio"liis out aiitl-iallio i
anu-mohopoiy sehtiilehtS' III hopes ol pe
ing either nrped INTO D, silence OF elevated
INTO Official station; inns aphorlhai con-
dluon OF affairs could not; OF course, be eN-
pected to last loteVer' Inc only WONDER
indeed, Is that IL iasteC so long II Is over
now, however; thc elecu0h OF stanford
proves that beyond all doubt. he was not
even candidate, ana there were three as
pirantS III the field. \ ct IN the face OF
py-txnvprnOr stamford
called from the retirement OF private life
to accept the high honor: Nor was THIS
call the result OF any cabal or combination
| among the peoples representatives. on
the contrary the Legislature has simply,
and somewhat reluctantly, obeyed pubic
sentiment. which was so emphatic and pro-
nounced that no one dared to resist or
deny it. From the one end OF the State TO
the other, for the past two weeks, two out OF
every three men have been openly and
enthusiastically expressing their preference
for Stanford. and IN nominating nm the
caucus OF the comment party has SIMPLY
registered the decree of public opinion.
The elevation, therefore. OF the leader OF
the daring men who sent the locomotive up
the rocky side OF the Sierra Nevada noun
tains and across the great American CONT
nent, to the United States Senate, marks
the dawn OF a new and happier era IN the
history OF this State. 1t Is clear and I'M
mlstakable lndlcauon OF the TACT that Inc
reign of ignorance, preludlce and demagog-
ism is over, and that the calm, reasoning
intelligence Of the people Will IN the future
assert itself i'll the management and con-
duet of public affairs.
Viewed from the standpoint OF party,
and measured by the narrow rules OF poht-
ical expedlency, the selection IS, also an
Ill .n,,r 4. a ford Il.
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MEEcEp. january 25Ih.-Merced officers
were notified, last night of there being 4
company Of Ii or Is tramps encamped at
the railroad company's lumber yard in the
edge OF town, and formed a party Of four
to arrest them. Upon approaching the
camp fire the tramps fired several shots at
the officers, who returned eshots, wound
ing one OF the tramps in the leg, when the
Hamps ran. all but four making their es-
cape in the darkness. None of the officers
We're injured. The cleanup yesterday num-
bered seven, increasing the number Of priS-
oners in the County Jail to -.
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OREGON.
Railroad Blockade Raised-Immigrati
Matters.

PORTLAND, January 25th.-The Baker
City blockade is broken, and the DELAYED
passengers arrived in Portland this morn
ing. Among the number were twenty who
had been exposed to smallpox, but quaran-
tined. There We're no cases among them.
immigration is setting toward Oregon
already, and the largest in many years is
The Portland Board of Trade
the immigration Bureau and State Legis-
lature are making strong movement
toward encouraging immigration.
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Bloody Work of Two Mexicans.

GALVESTON Tex, January 25th.-The
Ne,cs' San Angela special says: Saturday
night, on the sheep ranch Of Fitz karger,
fifteen miles north of here, two MexicanS
entered the tent, stabbed and killed Henry
Metzger, and wounded Elmora Tremble,
Fred. Smith and another man The muir
derers, named Manuel and Dalsis, were
employed in herding on a neighboring
ranch belonging to Karger. They entered
the tent while the men were sleeping. A
posse is pursuing the Mexicans. No cause
for the attack is known. The wor,4ded
men will die.
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Referring to the above. upon retiring from the
Wholesale Wine and Liquor Business. desire to
thank my friends for their liberal patronage ex-
tended to the firm of FELTER, WOOD Il CO.,
during the time l have been associated with
them, and ask continuance of your trade TO
be extended TO my former partners, who VIII
continue the business in the same place. will
remain with the new firm and at an early day
viii call on you as usual. 4. A. WOOD
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

TIME PACIFIC INSURANCE UNION Is THE
L title of an organization or compact so
Called of all the foreign, Eastern and local FIRE
insurance companies represented in the State OF
California, with the exception of three compa-
nies-two Eastern and one foreign. This asSo-
citation has been but recently formed, its object
being, in the main, to sustain and foster fixed
and arbitrary rates of fire insurance premiums
(oT as defined by Article >, of its Constitution
1.-The REGULATION of the BUSINESS of fire ;nsur-
ance,' y with the ungenerous and avowed deter
animation, however, 10 stamp out, if practicable,
any and all fire insurance companies assuming
to act independent of its Constitution and By
Laws.
The Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co.
OF HAMBURG Germany,
Is not member of the Pacific Insurance
Union or in league with any board or associa-
ton of Fire Insurance Cor panies whatever but
will continue, as it always has DONE 10 pursue
an independent, prompt ana conservative course
in all its dealings with the insuring public, and
TO issue its policies at such rates of premium as
may be mutually agreed upon, and commensu-
rate with the hazard, and when advisable, al
lowing liberal rebates or commissions The pa
tronage OF the insuring public is therefore re-
spectfully solicited for the Transatlantic Fire
Insurance Company, which is an unquestionably
reliable institution, and has been established
for many years very successfully on this coast.
Ii has capital of 81 500, 900, large part of
which is invested in the United States, and holds
reinsurance contracts with eleven other well and
fayorably known European Fire Insurance Com
panies.
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The New Orleans Fair.
FOREIGN.

The London Explosions-Furthsr Details.
LONDON, January 25th.-The west end of
Westminster Hall is full Of wIeckage,