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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Dr.F Fenner'S SKidnev
@BaCk-aChe Cure.
REV. A. j. MERCHANT, Presiding Elder
M. ". Church, Meadyllle, Pa, writes:

lh' W. NnuIunt mbhuNHloi ihp Wlibob'
(Aprll ~, ie9i) "Dr fENNERB KIDNEY AND
nACk,AeHE CURE gave me almost instant relief II
effected cure 10 completely have needed nothing
since took II, fohr yoars ago.
FRANK ~ pERCIyAL, nOoheatef, N. ", wrltesi-
(Aprii u, 1880 zone bottle OF DiL FENNElp KID
NisY6 BACK ACHE Olllk helped me moro than all
tho Kidney Remedies iaken IN the past Years hltI
bottles entirely cured me-"
MHa JANIS TuLLKR, ErNd0nla, NJ, ", wTitNa
(AiArohH ~ ltqei) 'DiL fkNkEltH KIDNEY AND
BACK NIX Cului has relieved me Of Kidney Disease,
OtOpay Heart Disease aud fnma6 Weakness Inoyot
had amedolno help soqulckly-
HARRY WAfRHa. Hamlet n, ", wrteai-
duly u, 1850 zone bottle VI Dh FENNEllA KID
NiY AND liACK,ACnE CURE has cured mo OF Kidney
Complaint and rheumatism after other celebrated
Remedies ana doctors had failed"
Cureaall diseases OF the KIDNEY, BLAD.
DIR, URINARY PASSAGES, AcR.AcHR,
DRoPsY, FEMALE WEAKNESS, NERVOUS
DEBILITY. HEART DISEASE, RHEUAiATIsM,
kTC.
The most successful remedy that has
ever been administered In the dlseasep
named. Superior TO all Others.
Durbln, Wright Il Co., 20. N. Nye, p. II
Barr. (deG2l.oy)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
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of life which Ia usually unappreclated
until II 10 lost, perhaps never 10 return,
Ia health. What priceless boon II is
and how we ought TO cherish II, that
life may not be q worthless blank t0ius
Many OF the diseases that flesh 1 heir
10, and which make life burdensome,
such no consumption (lcr0fula of the
lung), and other scTOful0us and blood
diseases, are completely cured by DR.. r
V. Plorce's Golden Medical Discovery
after all other remedies have failed
DIR. Pierce's treatise on consumption
mailed for 10 cents In stamps. Address,
World Dlapensary Medical Association,
003 Main street, Buffalo, N Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
CONTINUED IN oun NEXT


In the days OF billiousnoss, whom your
liver ls torpid and your skin yellow, 70.
member you have n noyer.fnillng friend
In DR. Jones' Red Glover Tonic, which In
unequalod In purity and enlCaci0uaneas,
In cases Of dyspepsia, coetlyeneaa, ague
and malaria Diseases and Diseases OF the
blood and kidneys, its action Ia prompt
and cure speedy, Price 30 centa, Dur.
bin, Wright q Co., druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

No subsidies seems to be the watch
word of the Democratic House at Wash
ington. The $500, 900 year steamship
subsidy scheme Ia effectually squelched
for this session, The vote stood l78 Ia
80, and the result was received with de-
light by the Democratic, for II was O
Democratic victory,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

GossIPs are oil mixed up over the
late report az 10 President Cleveland
going to marry Mrs, Folsom and not
Miss Folsom. The Interested parties
will not enllghten the public upon the
subject aud the patient people will have
to wait for old Father Time to dlvulge
the secret
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

Housewives. phop girla and ealee.
women all euffr more leal from weak
back and side ache. Apply n Hop Porus
Plaster aud got instant relief. A famous
etrengthontr 25 cents. DruRgIete
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

THE Cleveland school board arc con.
slderlng change Of Superintendent,
The board are divided between Mr..
Hlnsdale and Mr. DAv who has been
connected with the schools for eighteen
years, Mr.. Day snys he II not candl-
date unless there IL n vacancy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
Legal Notice.

washington Miller, whose residence Il unknown
will taho npiop that On tho WITH dhy OF hpfl, lelH
plpnH Court, STARK county ono, hHnnHt Hhid washing
ton Miller aud 0lhete praying fot decree quttlhn
tho plAlhtlfH utlp u rcinn premises N tie nettln
table relief
said Washington Mlllrf IA required to answer on ol
before tho p0th day of junp ilglo on Judgment aud
JOHN R0urEpUsn
ny Mono \ MoCAatf, hls Att'ya
Anil on HAM .fV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27
BILIOUSN ESS!

III take great pleasure In recommending SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR u all suffering from Sick Head
ache and BllOuaneas Have been victim to tho above
for years and, after trying various remedies my only
which never failed 20 relieve mo In twelve houIaj and
eau ASSURE those suffering from tho above that they
wonld be greatly relieved BY It's use sneak not my
self, but my whole family NJ. FllLMAN,
Anlmh. Ala y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

Delicate diaeAaea Of either sex, how
ever induced, speedily and permanently
cured Book, l0Centain stamps Worlds
Di pensary Medical Association, 0GS
Main street, b. lfilO, MY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-27

4 NlIlT Send 10 ccnta postage, aud we Will mail
LIN you raHu royal, valuable, sample bOt
n HlV bf pnOde that will put YOU IN the way "
~ VII piahnr MoHp MoNrr n once than any
lhihn else IN America ipih nptcs N oil ages can 1.-Two
N hnmn hnd work m spare time ~ hli iip tlme uan
tai moi required We will start rnn. Immense pay
iufr for those VINO start Vt uuce sfiNpDn n 10 pott
and, Malnu nUv0 dLm'wry
St. Landry democrat., 1886-04-10
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT.
A HOUSEHOLD FAIRY.

"If I were only fairy-well!
'TwOud take me ever SO long to tell
OF all the beautiful things d do
For every body loved, or knew:
For I'd have wonderful wand of gold,
Like fairies carried in days OF old.
"Mother should have a house as grand
AS any you see in all the land;
A cap of lace and a velvet gown.
And a carriage to ride about the town;
She never should do a thing ali day
But hold her hands like lady gay;
And all this tiresOme. tireSOmc work,
Which every day am glad to shrk.
Would just be done-wouldn't that be fine
The minute | waved that wand of mine!
THAT'S what I'd like to do. but oh,
I'm only a bit of Il girl you know!
Working away at hOmely things,
And not a fairy with shining wings.
| haven't q wand: and if had.
Perhaps the fairies would think it sad,
If they had chance to look aud see
What a fearfully lazy girl d be.
But have two nimble hands, that know
How to cook and to dust and sweep
Come. and I'll let YOU take peep.
So LII hurry and do my very best,
VIII lie mother sits by the fire at rest.
And she will think, if she does not say,
one little fairy's alive today,
And for every thing that a girl should do,
Can wave. not one little wand, but two.
Sidney Ddyrc, IN Youth 8 Companion.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-04-10
RV the new process of tOuphaninc

BY the new process of toughening
timber it is claimed that the effect pro-.
duced upon whitewood is such that
cold chisel is required in order to split
it. This result is accomplished by
special method of steaming the timber
and subn:ttingit to end pressure, tech
pically "upsetting it." By this means
the cells and tibers are compressed into
one compact mass; and it is the opin-
ion of those who have experimental
with the process that wood can be
compressed to the extent of some sew
enty-tive per cent, and that some of
the timber now considered unfit for
use in such work as carriage building,
for instance, can be made valuable by
this means as substitute for ash, hick-
DRY, etc.-B0St0n Globe.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-04-10

An enterprising New York caterer
at recent dinner had placed opposite
each cover a statuette so modelled as
to caricature each guest, his tastes, hob
bies, and characteristics, yet preserving
his likeness so correctly as to be recog-
nlzed at glance.-N. 7. Mail.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-04-10

A few nights ago Newport man
desiring to look through his new house.
stumbled into a mortar-bed, which was
full of soft mortar, and after he got
out you never saw such mortarfed
man as he was.-Kent4cku State .zour.
7a0I
St. Landry democrat., 1886-04-10

MIR. Gladstone's announcement In the
House of Commons that his statement to
be made April would take the form of an
introduction to bill for the future govern.
ment of Ireland, created q sensat;.a,
St. Landry democrat., 1886-04-10
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
Twolrrh Discourse of the Series on
1.-THE Marriage Ring"

The Value OF Good Mothers in Com.
munity-The Story of Hannah and the
Child Samuel by Way of Illustra.
tion-The Price of Soul.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-08-14

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women and children happier, health
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The unprecedented demand, the I'm
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B. B. b. is only about three years
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but no remedy in America can
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POLICEMAN's VIEWS.

Mrs. NJ. N. Prince, living at So
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troubled for several months with an
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copious and offensive discharge
from both nostrils. Her system be
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the use of B. B. B. with a decided
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Policemen.
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Willie Mount, ST. Beerd-were seri
ously hurt, and it was thought at
first that Mr.. Burroughs was fatally
injured, but we understand that he is
recovering.
Bristol Courier: The great trouble
with capitalists and men Of enterprise
in the South is their desire to "strike
it rich" and double their money al
most at once. This retards the pro-
gress of industries and drives men in
to speculation. Nine times out of ten
when Southerner speaks Of indus
trial enterprises, he is thinking of
blast furnaces, iron foundries, rolling
mills or cotton factories. The small
Ter lines of manufacturing do not in,
terest him. See what the people buy
at the stores, and then ascertain
whether or not there would be a
profit in making it at home. Some
time ago the people in North Caro-
lima found that any man who could
make whisky could distill oil of sassa,
fras and oil of pennyroyaI. They
sailed into the business and made it
pay from So to So per day to the
hand. All over the South may be
found peppermint, spearment, sassa'
fras, winter-green, tansy and other
things growing wild, which are in
demand in the shape of essential oils
!. The Washington Evening Critic:
has this explanation for Marshal
Freeman's rejection; The rejection by
the senate of j. Hart Freeman as
Marshal of the Western district of
Tennessee is attributable to his deter
mined warfare upon the moon'shiners
in that section. While he was doing
his duty, to the great satisfaction Of
the department Of justice, he was
MORALLY offending a certain class OF
citizens, and they would come him
and say: "are you democrat, arm , t
you? Well, what do you mean by
such proceeding? We were told when
the democrats come in power there
would be no more meddling with a
man because he made little whiskey
without paying tax on it. MIR. Free
man would say that whoever made
such statement lied The law to
prevent the manufacture of Illicit
whiskoy was still on the statute books
and would be enforced in his district
as far as he was able to enforce it.
The influence which he thus antago-
nized vas sufficient to secure his re,
lection by the senate
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OVER THE STATE.


Madison county gave the demo.
cratic supreme judges 972 majority.
The negroes of jackson have
formed Kansas immigration society
Mrs. Hannah Todd was instantly
killed by a train at Glen Mary last
Tuesday.
John Mcclure, of Lebanon, was
badly bruised by train at Tullaho.
ma Monday.
John P. McGaw's livery stable,
three horses and a large number Of
vehicle, burned at Columbia Monday.
Loss $4,000. Insured for $4,000
Henry, the 10-year>old son of Mrs.
Sallie Collins, while climbing tree
in the suburbs Of Jackson, Tuesday,
fell forty feet breaking his left leg
and SCATTERING his right arm.
A natural curiosity is attracting
considerable attention at Jackson. A
fve,Iegged kid was carried to that city
by Senator John Y. Keith, from his
farm. The fifth member has three
claw-like hoofs and is suspended be.
tween the fore legs of the animal.
Dover Courier: All the stock in
the project to establish lime works at
this place has been taken, and work
will probably be commenced the last
eff this month. A meeting Of the
stakeholder will be held in GAINESVILLE
shortly to effect an organization.
Memphis Avalanche: The late cleo
ton returns show the fact that,the two
colored men are several hundred votes
behind their ticket. This is proof
that the white republicans scratched
the colored candidate and did not
vote for him. Is this good faith with
the colored voter?
Sparta Expositor; Last Thursday
evening Mrs. S. G. Richards lost her
breast pin. After a diligent but un-
successful search had been made, it
was considered as lost jor good and
the search was discontinued Next
day while she and assistant were pre-.
pairing some chickens for dinner, to
their most agreeable surprise they
found the breast,pin in one Of the
chickens gizzards. The pin was two
and half inches long by one half
nch thick and one half inch wide.
Memphis Avalanche: An intelli'
gent colored man with an eye to a
ioke combined with business, says
that such remarkable change has
come over the negro with regard to
the democratic party that toward
evening an old negro came along who
had not voted and said he had heard
thenegroes We're voting the Democrat.
ic ticket and he would like to vote
one. He took him to one side and
told him the tickets were getting
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23

by the British g. hospital. Ia the
course of the late Civil War they
were part Of the noted Capital prison.
and in taking down the walls there
are found many souvenirs Of their
former occupants, among whom are
many notorious characters.
1t is said that necessity makes
strange bedfellows. No better illus
tration Of this adage can be had than
Is afforded by the Night Lodging
House. or "Tramps Hotel" as it is
familiariy called, whore during the
recent cold snap many Of the disap-
pointed office-seekers and others
stranded in the Capital City found
shelter from the weather. Although
the Lodging House was only estab-
lished few years ago it has grown
to be one Of the features Of Washing
ton. When a visitor arrives be is re-
quired to give full statistics concern
ing himself, after which hearty sup
per of hot soup and bread is served
he is then required TO take bath
this feature is one of the invincible
rules OF the house-after this being
completed he is given a comfortable
bed for the night and breakfast in the
morning. II.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23
GRAND FOX HUNT !! !
Meet at Moores Hotel on THURSDAY
NIGHT, December Both, 1856. Start
Friday AZ \. VI. sharp.

The Bridge Briery Branch. ST Joseph's
and Britun's Neck packs have already de-
Cided 10 take part. Packs from the county
are invited.
\ complete SportSman's outfit, consisting
OF IA handsome saddle, bride, blanket, &c,
will be awarded the owner of the best dog.
II is earnestly desired that hunters and
hounds from every district in the county
should attend
The prize, which can be seen AZ Moore's
Hotel, will be awarded Friday night by
the veteran fox-hunter, Capt. J. I. NJ. Ra-
ley.
Masters of Cercmonies-Hon. r. John
son Cotton, George r. Pabst
JudgeS-lst district. J. Thos Bronze: End,
Jack Aston; 3rd, +. y. Holmes; 4th, JAS
J. Mattingly; 9Th, Ferd F. Burch; 9Th, q.
/. Hutchins; eth, lgnS. +. Mattingly: Sth,
{. B. Wise: 9Th. Robt. J. Adams
sB Ample accommodations will be fur
nished dogs from a distance.
Dec. %, 1886.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23
Schooner Sunk.

A come poni,ni
following The :, 4
J. L. Swami, was ,
of Red House Cove d
The vessel had tai
Washington and "
with Capt. Swanus
valued at $l.WN,
Cove ihr tugs stuck il
boat in attempting {
close io the Onwar
between the tug and
ing in the port side oi
The captain and crew
the exception Of III
which broke from ia
the whole cargo is a .
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23

From our ReyHLi
Several eases of pnc
and one death, that OF
CURED recently.
The roads are almo
places.
Our merchants judy
of boxes, barrels, etc,
have amply prepared q
mas.
Thieves are busy aga
Achans entered the
Langley. IA worthy col
lagc, and took several
including all the spar
ago.
Ii gives It's pleasure
Democrat IL satisfied.
communication, ifintcr
correspondent, is simp
thrown without effect
without his faults. q,
more or less-and 50 b
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23

In the death of VIM. T. Iglehart,
E-qr., Of Annapolis, which occurred
on Wednesday, the 18th instant. the
yrrss Of Maryland has lost an able
writer, the bar Of the State a most
worthy member and the government
faithful official. His death will be
l,aretted by all who knew him.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23
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MAIDEN BowEU

Messrs. Editors -Iia
last issue the weights q.
will now give YOU an
Hog, two years old in
pig weighed 80 lls.
was leaf tat. Also. cil /
ae ing 2ls Ms. | think
di strict 20 thr champ,
can beat theSc weight
"s't EN- up
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23
A Proper Movement.

At 4 meeting of our
erss held on Friday las
nece 'Sary a. set forth :
PostC flee Department
and suggestions looklr |
proyement of our mail \
per WIS enclosed o. Ilu
who, we are sure, will nj
fort y lhAve the evils conf
ted:
Representing in a "A
and Interests of the ciiI
and In 'lieying from mo,
ton tn II said rights and 4
ing aid grossly ncglecI
partur and arrival Of ol
leayinl; this place after
arrlvin < at McChanicSyll
nectiOn with the Out-coiI|
delay 81 twenty-four ho|
that this state Of atfairs haI
time and will continue
degree c uring the con.
whereas, We are also inf
tnority that irregularities
acter on other routes in
We therefore respectfully
give this matter your
And We further ask the
masters will in all cas-
report promptly all fail
departure at tn proper :,
any unreasonable DELAYS
oi the postal laws pert
X. !k.eeping and prompt del.
mat Leonardo beir,
where most of the legal p
oi The county is transaC
due that our IN ails shoul,
practicable. We, theref,
ing the hour OF departure
VILE To this plac. at | o.,
So'clock, Z. NJ. Journals
oy or not later than o,
. o'clock, p. NJ no; ov
miles, thus giving to our p,
advantages, the inrorta
70 letters by return ma ii.
unless the above irree III
service are corrected, ths
per and advisable "a h
our county 10 hold a me,
anu better and more for
wrongs TO your depsrtme
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23

4 conference has been held in Bal
tmore for the purpose of reforming
the democratic party. Gen. Johnson,
GOV. Hamilton and Senator Lane ap-
rear to be the apostles Of the new move
ment which, If it confines itself to the
r.Corm business, will have but little
+ 10.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23

Mr. Randall aud his following Of
"a-sistant republican," have scored
another victory and again defeated
tie consideration Of the Morrison
Tlrilr bill. This time, Mr.. Findlay
wheeled into line, and all of the Mary
land members were true to their col
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23

At Monday : me,
Debatin : Sncicty the
elected President.
President. r, II. Abe
Dawkins; Asst. Rev.
Sec, r. II. Camali,
Young, Treasurer. +
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23
DIED.

On Sunday, December 18Th, 1856. at the
residence of her husband in this district.
MARY f., wife Of John ;. Raley, in the
4Stk year Of his age. May she rest in peace,
Recently, in this district. JAMES JAR
Roe, aged about 20 years. May he rest
in peace
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23

Congress has adjourned for the
Holidays and the members have gone
home to plant their Christmas trees.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23
TUESDAY, December 2sth, 1885.

Supper, 40 cents. children, % cents. En-
trance 10 ballroom % cents. Supper at
8 o'clock prompt. Turkey, Oysters, etc,
in abundance. ReireShment ana fancy Ia
bles. Ball closes at II o'clock.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENrs-M
J. Morris Milburn, Mrs Walter Hebb and
Mrs. j. ; Allston
Dec l6, lSSe-2t
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23

There will ~
Saints chuPh On
O'Clock, and at the :.
Sunday.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23

Oar Chriss)

Oar CHRISTI
Joyous mem'ries
Purses heavy, bill
Friends all kindu
Lack If nothing 81
Love a. light M 4
These a. YOU our
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23
SUPPER IL BALL.

THE LADIES OF WILLIAM AND
Mary Parish propose 10 have an entertain
ment at the residence Of Mr. J. Morris Mil
burn, for the benefit Of said parish, on
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23

Ihe Great Malaria, Fever
oey. Reliable, safe and
V"c' per bottle. For sale /
Saint Mary's beacon., 1886-12-23
Saint Iafg's Beacon.
LEONARDTOWN, MD.

THURSDAY Mvsning, Dec. 23rd, 1886.