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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring us case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily curep We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already per-
manently cured and who are daily rec
ommendipg Electric Bitters, will prove
Brlght's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back,
or any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the
bowels, and act directly on the diseased
parts, Every bottle guaranteed. For
sale at 30 cents bottle by Durbin,
Wright & Go,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

'hopubliohD gain.
The total decrease In the vote In Gin.
cinnati IL shown 10 be 3,lSi, and empha.
sizea tho charges made against the Lot
Wright r, glme OF last year. Cuyahoga
gave the largest Republican nv jority,
but In that county the falling of VI the
vote was the largest, the Republicans
losing 4 029 aud the Democrats 8a8
while the Prohibitionia's gained 69i,
making the net loss S,l33 The Demo.
cratic loss was u little over 10 per cent,
the Republican loss q little over o per
cent, aud the Prohibition gain between
800 aud 4t0 per cent The Prohibition
vote 10 the political balance Of power
In the State.
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| II vicious elements still seek oblrusion
into elections the chances OF lhelr sue
ceas have been leasened. The reform
spirit IL militant, aud advances toward
complete success, Corruption by OH
cial patronage has been removed. with
thu imparting VI u purer life 10 Cili ilal
G relies, the power OF the private purse 10
purchase political honor Will be less
dangerous.
Public appreciation OF the fact that
this reform dOea not trench upon sturdy
partisanship came late. II was eeda'
lOualy maintained that the civil service
was TO be composed OF men who should
Ohjure certain rights Of cltlzenahlp'
Win ths gradual but inevitable repnta,
ton OF this false view, the outlines OF
tho reform NJ last stood forth IN clear
neaa. II isa reform which views the
civil service aa a vast bnsln eSS agency
itS s,aTch IN for the best attalnabe meT
IT,. In business, which IN not political,
IL enfOrcps no test Of party,
with conf lence In the success OF your
administration, am,
Your Obedient servant,
LEROY D. THoMAN.
To the President.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, js
WASHINGTON, ID, o., Oct "A, 1885
Hon. Leroy u. fnOman, Civil Service
Commissioner:
My Dear Sir: have received your let
ter rendering your resignation NJ mem
Der OF the Civil Service Commission,
which In In furthefaDce or an incllna
ton expressed by you very soon after
my inauguration M President
The resignation thus rendered Ia here
by accepted, to take effect on the hTst
day OF November next.
cong ratulate you upon the fact that,
In the Office hlch you relinqnlsh you
have been able, by sincere aud earnest
work and by a steady devotion TO the
cause which you have had IN charge, TO
do no much In the Interest OF good gov
eminent aud improved political meth
| Gus. Yours sincerely,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Commissioner ThOman AZ 10 his future
intentions said: II will not be Idle q
moment. have some private business
matters which will occupy my attention
for short time, and then | expect to
resume the practice OF law"
II IL said That Judge Thoman has un'
der consideration proposition from q
largo corporation In New York City. His
only reply was to q question on that
point: III do not feel at liberty TO say
anything on that subject at present"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

IT Ia noticed that Mr.. Blaine has not
vet congrat ulated MIR Sherman on his
success In Ohio. Perhaps. however. Mr.,
Blaine Is awaiting the official returns,
although that would argue distrust OF
MIR. Sherman's talents ~ a manipulator
of returning boards that 10 as unworthy
of Mr.. Blaine as II Is unjust to the visit
Ing statesman.- - Chicago Times. ,.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
nnokIcn'n Arnlcn salve.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, chapped hands, chilblains, eorns,
and all skin eruptione, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required: ~ 10
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Durbin, Wright u Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

DIR. Fenner's Golden Relief cures any
main In Ave TO thirty minutes, bruise OF
cnt. without soreness. BY dealers. Cir-
cular. Fredonia, New York. For sale py
Durbin, Wright q Co., v. N. Nye ana n
II. Barr, druggistR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

Michael A, COrrigan, VINO by the
death OF Cardinal McClOfkey, becomes
the head Of The diocese OF New York 10
one OF the moat eminent OF the Catholic
clergy In Am TicA, He 0hiclated at
the funeral services on Thursday Oct,
10Th. All the bishops aud ATchibiah-
ops along the Atlantic coast were In
TO attendance and the services we're In
accordance with the pomp and aplendor
characteristic OF the Catholic Church.
The carriers were Fathers John j.
Ri0rdaD, Jas. II. Mclean. JnC. Kean Dre.
Qnirk, Bramm and Jas. T. Barry. Rev.
Michael C0rrlgan, the successor OF Car
dinal McCl0skey, In comparatively
young man. He lirat came into promi-
nence through his able adminlgtratl0n
OF the affairs OF the diocese Of Newark,
Nd. When Bishop Bailey was trans.
ferred to the SEQ OF Baltimore, Father
COrrigan who had been Vicar General
and President OF Seton Hall College,
succeeded him NJ Newark Under his
care the Church made rapid progress,
The Theological Seminary NJ South
Orange waa opened, the jesuit Fathers
began their labOrs In Jersey city and In
1873 the 81 Peters College was opened.
The Dominican Fathers founded q
church In Newark aud the franciscan
Fathers one In Paterson, The Capuchlns
built house Of worship nj Fort Lee. At
this time, the number OF Catholics In
the diocese, was lS8C00 with 1876
churches aud 70 parOchal schools. The
Sisters OF Mary, Sisters Of ~. Joseph
aud In fact all the Catholic institutions
increased their membership since he
was transferred to the New York diocese.
Bishop COrrigan was made Archbishop,
upon the illness OF Cardinal McCl0skey,
aud has practically been the head OF the
uau
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

ONE or THE MOST NOTED European
physicians eaid; Neuralgia was the
prayer Of q diseased nerve for healthy
blood. Use Gilmore's Aromatic Wine
for the blood.
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Divorce Notice.

william widdoca. Of Norwood PARK, Cook couny.
bAto u Illinois u horcy notified tnAl on thu gath dAJ
OF September, 1890, NADoy A Widdooa nd hur pul ION
IN tho Clerks unioe OF tho q ut Of common PoAs
within And for tho ouniy OF stark boluR On ar M.
1000. praying for n divorce AmOnI aud ouAiOdJ OF
children and Aeg,a I cause hAblluL drunk nnea
for more than thrco yeAfn, alnltuJ with ono Louisa
frAnoor aud gross neglect Of dut, -
NANCY A, wiDDOk9
ooti-A by A. L. J0Nrn, her Attorney,
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A Farm vf 50 sACTeS For Sale

situate In Marlboro township miles northeast Of bar
risbufg. on tho Alliance rOad Tbp improvements oon
nlsG Of dwelling, with summer kitcen attached, one
bwlna and ono 0tbtf barn. corn oiib aud All nto.esaiI
outhouaoaj good watsr, " aorpa " od land, thiee
orubArdu, tho vboe m good cultivation. INiip vasy.
For particulars sppy on the pty,nu Q w sduIess the
owner FERDINAND blS9LkA
sasidm MsrtsburN, stsst Uesniy, Qua
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Married,

By the Rev. ]. II. Harrier, Oct 2oth,
1855. Mr.. william P. Kintigh and Miss
Leorena Kroft, all Of Stark county,
By the Rev. ]. ]. Liberman Oct, 2oth
issb MIR. Geo. N. Hilbenbittle OF Free
burg TO Miss Maggie Maser OF Paris.
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Notice to Contractors.

aoAlcd tronoaAla will bo received NJ tho oloo Of tho
Clerk Of Nlmlehlllon township, In Louisville STARK
county ohio, until twelve o'clock noon, on tho latl
day oi November. 1890 for tho ofcO Ion N School
House on tho School House grounds, IN Sab Dlutlct No
D, IN said township, hccOrdns " pAuu and Hpetl0oa
lions on nlo IN HAid once nids mutt be made AcOOfi'
Ing 10 law, (Seouon BpBs, H. 81 Nuno but tho luwoat
responsible bid will Du accepted, aud tho board may
reject all bids,
ny order OF tho Board Of Education,
A, BONNOT,
Dot goth, 1895 -9ahw Olork OF said l0Ard,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
Executors Notice.

Notice hereby Rlvcn that tho deruiRned havo boon
duly appolutnd aud qualified ~ EXECUTORS OF tho estate
OF John DrAuohur, late Of ntAlk oolnty OHIO, deo
WILLIAM N. BlAUUHkl
octlb dw IHAAO HU3sLkh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
Legal Notice.

Jacob Mochllng, who resides IN Rochester, Fulton
county IN tho Ats NJ indiana Will taHe notice that on
the 8Olh dAy VI September A u lbsb, 40 dRn W Law
renee Ot q nlOn uhO, nlrh his uiOn IN hN COur ~
mm0n Pleas IN aud for y ark o0uniy ono IN o oro
numnef iOlA nv iinat him Tho hAld Jacob Mochllng,
prayng Tor m OrirT anu decree NJ hald rOurl nndg
tho sun due him on otriAln mOIgHgn d el, rIe urd
by aall JACOB Nrohh Y and delivered ~ vi lnuH un,
w, awfnucN on Tho lbh day VI Augutt w. 1874,
ana recorded IN volume pOs, phgr OIL ~ tho blArk
county Records Tor nOrtpagrh, on tho following do
scrlbed premises stu iied IN the cOnny ~ArN, aud
State O ONO u witt lot number nlnr aO) IN ueO, W,
LawfeneHH thld addition " Tho cili " tAnt n, uh0
Said MORTGAGE was giyon " secure thu itntn NJ iva
nOtHa each dated June 10TH, 1854 And nun tostollUr
ly IN OnH anu two yoAfa from dAln Will lnlrrW NJ y pr
cent Dor annum, payable annually No pAb Abmohb have
been made Un either " said nutns
Sad mortgage and nOtv wefe alyen Tor part payment
OF tho purchase price Tor tAld premises described IN
SAID mortgage
Tho prayer Of said petition II, that tho court aaWaa
the am lunt duo On said notes aud mortgage Hnd iir
decree " foreclosure VI said mOIR 10 And AAn ~ said
pr naOa aud upon aueh HAln ~ rr VI tho utt 70
apply ihu proopoda Of aad sale or ~ much thro Of Aa
mAy 10 necessary, 10 tho payment Of tho cAlnu 0und
duo on aald notes and motgaso ana for costa OF suit
and for any other proper rulln
bald JAcoh Meohllng N required 70 answer by tho lat
day OF December, ltb, ~ dtoror OF foreclosure aud
eAle and for anJ other proper Iolluf mas 10 taken
against him, - ..,.......
DAVID u 9MuTm, Att0rnoy. ooli-Lt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
MEDICAL.


Children feel the debility OF the changing
seasons, even more than adults, ard they boz
come cross, peeylsh, and uncomfortable.
The blood should be cleansed and the system
inylgorated by the use of Hoods saTsaparlla.
"Last Spring my two children were yacci'
mated SOon after, they broke al out with run
ming sores, so dreadful thought should lose
them, Hoods sarsaparilla cured them COM
pletelyj and they have been healthy ever
since, do feel that Hoods BaTsaparilla
saved my children TO me-" MRs. q, Ia
THOMPSON, West Warren, Mass,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

NJ ono O'Clock N tho afternoon upon tho promlsoa tho
following described real estate atuao IN tho ount 0f
baik aud state OF Ohio tO.wiil being tho One undl
vdcd Uue hail 0f tho Following part of tho southwest
snip twenty p0) range ecycn az, beginning nj tho
Bn hoas corner OF aaid qnarcr seotion thence north
10 wot, ~ W. 100 ohalng 70 tho northeast corner OF
pnid quarter ecction thence weat 80 bt1 100 ohanHI
thence south, parallel with tho first line, 80 30 100
thans 10 lhe south ne Of sait luarter thence east
70 aU0 chalhB 10 tho pace OF beginning, c0na ming
0nn hundred acrce OF land, be tho Bhno moro or utl
and ~ b. sold free Of Ouftesy theron.
Appraipcd at ~ 800
Totma OF pale-Onethrd cash In haud on day OF ealo,
ono third In mo year aud orc hd IN two be,rp from
day Oi galo with nter Ht tho pnymone " bc secured
by mortpasc on tho premls sid,
in.Tu tf LOUIS aBRARDAT,
Adm nBtfaior ol Catherine balmst
Mong a MOcARrt, plantlirs Attya, oogY Inv
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OoMMIssIoNERInoMAN RESIGNS.

WASHINGTON, October 2S,- Civil Ser
vice Commissioners Thoman follows his
associates, Eaton and Gregory, aud re-
signs. The following Ia the correspond
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mIBoKLLANRoUB,
JEwELERB.
L. MpiIIlAlM,
anoiuAk DKUDi.n.
DRUGGISTS.
y. n. DAllL

iBuoocaor 10 u. J, acEur.)
DuuaauT AND pHAIlAiAUuJr-OAnto u Whotv
mas be found large and wo selcotod utooh of I'm
,,,,.d Ana indigenous Drugn staple and rnfo uhu'ni
san. tforcian and domoatic,) Medical PrcpMsuvla
f,nnpca pupportera, ntc., OomM hruhhca anu fvs
fumery In undloaa variety bpccih ht'npoh " "e
Milling OF phyuioiAnn prcaoripuonh
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LIVE AGRICULTURAL NEWSPAPER.

Although tho COUNTRY GENTLEMAN haa boon auKAT,
LY kNLAltOkD by increasing iH ulht from 10 70 10
pages wrohy, tho ibfnih continue NJ heretofore when
paid strictly In ajvanocl uNH uOrr ono year, ~, 90,
FouR UOri No. ktO, aud All additional corr Tor tu yuAr
ffop " tho sender OF h ClubI Inn COrtB 800 ami an
Cub
eW-An NEW Subscribers for 1855, paying In ad'
yahco now Will hKCKiyH TnE rArHh WEEKLY, ffeli
OuR RHCErr OF tho runilAnoo, " January lat, 1889,
wlfilOu ulAn0n
gW-epEoMkN coruu raHM Addrcas
LUTHER TUCKER q SON, Publishers,
oc29Lw ALBANY, N. Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
LRoAL
TINES OF HOLDING
Common Pleas Court
FOR THE YEAR 1886,
In THE
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF OHIO.

THE STATE OF ONO, ~,
10 tho Clerk Of tho Court OF Common Pleas, O
the County Of STARK
IT'S HEREBY ORDERED, That the sew
era terms Of tha court Oi Cannon peas Tor tho leiI
tho NlNiH JUDICIAL Dsflti ~ ui tho STATE Ul
ONO, commencing ~ follows, 10 VIII
In Carroll County, on January Goth, May
llth aud October 4th,
In Stark County, on January All, May
3rd and September goth,
In Columbiana County, on February
10Th, May 3lst and October 1871.
In Mahoning County. on JanuRr th
May Ord and September 6,h'
In Trumbull County on February 9Th,
May 3lst and October 18Th,
In Portage County, on January 4th, May
3rd aud September 9th.
In Lake County, on February 18th, May
Bid and November 2si.
In Geanga County, on January llth
April 5!h and October 2bth.
In Ashtabnla County, on January llth,
April 9Th and October 25th,
You will enter tho foregoing ode on n Journal Of
tho COnlt " Common rleaa ~ your County, ANA cause
the same 10 bv published according " law Tor lhiec
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2lst, 1885

IN pursuance Of an order OF the Probate Court OF
stark county, Ohlo will oicr for sale N public auc'
tlOn, on
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
=---=----
=. ATToRhHYh'
,,L.~,,el ,.s.~-o~->es'e''s-''' |'s'''fssTs
y JO,F, R0Yki,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-No, 40 North Market street
oanon, ohio Counsel In both Herman aud English
1Aug2l Hh'ttdAw
JOSEPH FnRAsE,
ATTORNEY AT LAw-oAsroS 0mo-0mee IN har'
tsrs becs, second H'orI over SAVINGS pepVS' pA"A'
nepllpb dAw
BE, FAUHT,
A TrOHHKY AT LAW--iiOOm 10, aAIton look Ger
A man spoken, IunelbW
DAVID u. SMITH,
ATT0hSEY AT LAw-On IN saIIon Block vlaes aAa,ou
Ohio, nAsetsI
IA. MoOARTY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW once In Kline Block hla'S
willie, Ohio oclu'I
Jo,rN N. mYuaA JOHN aIyS'
MYEHs aIyIN
ErroRNEYs AT LAW once IN Jones' block, North
end Of Public Square, Canton, ono lAplNnous"
~ E, CASE,
Ansuion' uhin Apr3ObbW
DANIEL YANr,
JUBIIoE or THE PEAoE-iioom OAaHlllI b'oOh
deolbtu
anonaH T. BALDWIN he ephAlD'
BALDWIN A SHIkLD5
ATTORNEYS AT LAw-onice opposite ooun houAe
W. BOND,
.rrnpNHy AT LAW-Woat basement OF court HOUSE
Patent secured and all patent buAihS~ A'Vonu'' !"
with pronptneaA
w. H. DAY NAV =. tvNou
ATroRNEYs AT I.AW-onoc in 0Aaaily block pubhe
square, Canton, "
AI.LKN oAitNks,
ATTORNEY AT LAw-Onioo with w. and A. mckinley
OAnton, o.
nOHERr n, FOLaEh,
AT,rOaNHY.AELAW-U, y, Commissioner, uonlnih
Eon for New So'a AH u,S E,,s Si,est 40 stSIa
nahslllOn Ohio VIII give aulcl attention. w. ,nn ~
buslneaa entrusted " his care III Slik hhu AuV,is
counties and IN thc fodnih Jour" N''e'''"
Of ONO,
JAMES j .dltANl,
Arlunn'u An,n ma ~ nAy2bW
A. W. aOsHORs,
r,,,,ds mn -ruK pEAOK AND NOTARY PUBLIC, "a
nnnina A law AlOp In the lsorn hnuhe i peua'
atreet Navarro o. from whence wlll uesnu thV .nc w
nSoonL "p.oa sS wiSr for to nsishbO At bedrock
iStaa Young fellow, fyou want anything siou'i"ou'
| IN my limo call
A o, mNEh
KI.rOHNEY AT I.AW-Onioe, room l, NO" u@'ahp
nlOok NJ TuscArAwD H., uAhloh, v,
HENRY W. HAlgrkll
nnina uArtnfH UAnk ulOch.
n. M. JONks,
ATTORNEY At LAw-oniCo Commercial anSSia BlSSS SD
I'm, Onto, 'e-ss-
JOHN LAhm.
.,ronNEY AT LAw-onioo OSailly BLOCK, honuhs
public square, OAnton U,
JoHN LOKw,
uorAnY pImIlu.-NayATo, stark County, ONO,
d" @o'' MONO 4 MCCARTHY
-,-rronNEYs AT LAw--Onoo No Az North MAIN"
A street, Garner Public Square, oan.ou,o nzeez
JOHN O, wELTY
,,,co,,Neya AT LAW-Onco, No 10 South mArkel
atreet' CwAlBcr'b BlOckD. Canton "
u..,,,. ,,UuL WILLIAM rimo
MEYER n PIkiso, -.,,,,.--,,-.,,.
rrnonNEYs AT LAw-onioo, No. North mArho's sN
zap HtAra) OAnpoh ", a--
w6A MoKiNLkY,
.,,,,o,,,va Ar I,AW.-ufioc In Mckinley block, oAh
ION, ohio.
uHAILIts IL MILLER
ATTORNEY AT LAw-0ncc, Mckinley BLOCK, oanson
uHAIlLEs o, UPiiAm,
ATTORNEY AT LAw-onioe in poI'or BLOCK w's' '''
public 10. Canton, y,
"A VAN BUsKIitk' a..
ATTORNEY AT Aw-omOe Now oA'''''' D'0''' ~"
om,O
DENTISTS.
.......,...sse.esgsseNs~sss
THEoDoRK ., PhiiLipe,
rvrrIgr-on,os over Couch SuAJwp hafurne n,.n
.an,a Mmpire Block, No. ~ E TupoArnwM bL vpv
ssi,ons parionnod IN tho most approved mAnne, anu
ATTRACTION inauArAntood.
--.--......-,,,v EL DAuannnrr
q. A. DAUabElrrY mo, . -
ururAI, ailloRONs- NO, y OAaailJ bloch, cannon,
All operaliona performed In the mo't Hpp'"''' @''
nAtiAfAc,ory manner
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ATToRAEYs,

y j., q, n, hORkh,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-N0 40 North Market street
oanion, ohio Counsel In both Herman aud English
lAug2l bhii'dAW
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JOSEPH FRRAsR

b. FAuHT,
TrOREKY AT LAw-hOom 10, aAIton locs Ger
"A man spoken, lunulbW
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DAVID u. SMITH,
ATTohNEY AT LAw-om IN saIton Block, eaa.o0 ~.
Ohio Nhsbtg
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-17
ANNOUNCEMENT
Of Independent Candidate for Rep
resentatiye.

l hereby announce myself an indie
pendent candidate for Representa-
tive subject only to following con-
ditions:
First, that, us in the Democratic
county convention, will not allow
my claims to interfere with the claim
OF any Democratic soldier whom the
people may name, and who shall be
more meritorions than myself, OF
which l shall be the judge,
But such soldier must
declare against accepting u
pass from any railroad company
must be recognized and known op.
ponent OF every species Of monopoly
and An earnest advocate OF the rights
OF the many as against the privileges
of the few. / believe that labor, the
producer OF wealth is entitled t.
higher consideration than the thing
it has produced. Bad laws, enacted
by designing men, in their own in
tercsts, are justly chargeable Will
the major part Of the suffering. and
privations that laboring men IN,
their families are called upon to on
dnre All laws which tend to exemp
capital from taxation, help to max.
labor its slave and are wrong. de
mand the emancipation of those VIII,
labor from such selvitude and believ,
that among tine inalienable rights o
man IRE these.
His right to Il footing and HON,
on the earth.
His right To labor.
His right to fruits Of his labor.
Men OF NIL parties. who believe II
these truths and principles are up
pealed to to support them at til,
ballot box. OLIVER IL. Woop.
i5tf Glesco. iowa.
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Nichels & Son. Cresco Iowa tool

NichoIs & Son, Cresco Iowa took
ten first premiums rs their blue rib
bons show, at the Minneapolis fair
and six second premiums as tile red
ribbons Indicate on HOlsfelns.
First on !, year old hrifcr second on 2
year old heifer: First on ycariing
bull; second Oh bull calf. First on
four year old COW: second on two
year old grade hcifer and second on
ycarling grade. At no time had they
less than eighteen and most 81 TN.
time thirty five III competition, hence
their premiums were contested for
and won.
On their Shropshire sheep they
took the field rs the following shows
Buck years old and over first
premium, Buck lamb first and sec
ond premiums, pen OF ewes first pre-
MUM, 2-year old ewes first premium,
1-ycar old eve first premium, eve
lamb first premium for best buck OF
any age first and second premiums.
Atthc DEBORAH fair first and second
premiums on Holstein bull, first on
bull calf, second on bull calf, on
cow first, on yearling first, on two
year old cow first, and second on
yparlinu heifpr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-17
hat is CastOria.

Castoria Is DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription
for Infants and Children. Its purpose Is to re.u-
late the stomachs and bowels. II does this BY
thoroughly assimilating the food, preventing
collie and constipation, and keeping open the
pores OF the skin, This Is necessary. Nearly
one-quarter Of our children die before they are
two years old, and onc.half OF them before they
are fifteen. Nature did not SO intend It, I'M
proper food and neglect OF bathing make most
all children sick at times. They must have re-
lief from symptoms indicated by natulency,
vomiting, purging, feycrs and constipation. The
formula Of castori Is published. LIBERAL ply
,icians everywhere now agree that ii win &C.
complish this end. Cas.orla is harmless; II
does not contain a particle OF morphine or Other
narcotic substance. Paregortc, Bateman's
Drops, soothing syrups and Ill. other medicines
for children, contain opium In some FORM Cas-
torla has been In USE over thirty years and dur
Ing that time has carried hope into more homes
prevented more protracted sicknesses and re
dueed the APPALLING death rate among infant
nlehildren to greater exten. than all othc
Known remedies.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-17
POLITICAL TRUTHS.
from the Chicago Exprcss.l

from the Chicago Express.l
The wealth Of the millionaire il
coined blood Of labor.
Why should they not dwell il pal.
aces who raise palaces?
THE labor Of a nation is its most val
liable and important resource.
The power of wealth defeats justice
and deranges the order Of nature.
UsURY and monopoly are the Alpha
and Omega Of the DEVILS alphabet.
Or the s346, OOO.O 600 Of greenbacks
outstanding, millions Of dollars are in
use in Canada.
THOSE who produce tho commodities
Of exchange should control the means
Of exchange.
POVERTY, misery, and degradation
constitute the long and broad tail Of
the comet Monopoly.
Born producer and consumer are In
terested in themselves controlling the
means Of distribution.
1AA.EAENPT CdplSasA uuU OVo1sttsA0N
labor are producing friction heat
which will yet burst into flame.
Ii o government does not mean bread
for all, it means less than nothing, and
the sooner it dies the better.
RICHES confer honor, while poverty
entails disgrace; but it is o doubtful
honor to acquire which necessitates the
degradation Of another human being,
for no man can be rich in the modern
sense without making other men poor,
AMERICAN industry is in the rapids,
| lust above the Niagara, over which
European labor long since took ii
fatal le p. II it would save itself i
must leave the old political hulkl
which are bearing it forward and strike
out boldly for the shore Of life ani
| liberty.