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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04
THE OOLUNHUs sI UATIoN.


There are prospects, It is reported, OF
a compr mite rBiemsnt Of the Senate
trouhla at Columbus, the Repub leans
having weakened through fear Ut the
cOHsl qneHces 10 themselves should they
80 forward Ia their reyOln iOnaIy DO.
sigus, The Democratic Senators still
remain lirm In standiug up for their
undOnbted consIiln ional rights and ex-
preas their Willingness OF meeting the
RepuO lean Senators and aettllIg the
difficulty on n lawful basis, The con-
tenllOn diyehted OF all outside issues,
amounts u this, whether the Cincinnati
contested election shall be Investigated
by the Committee Of Privileges ana Elec.
tlons, Oh which there lsa mpjlrity Of
Democrats, or IN violation Of all prece-
dent by the Senate with majority Of
Republicans, but two lets than
quorum. The committee would report
TO the full Senate aud its action would
be decisive. Very properly aud very
justly II would not lump the four con-
tests, aa the Republicans propose, with
the view of excluding the four Hamil.
ton Senators from voting, That Ia q
new Invention, due to "ladexer" NOyes,
whose active participation In the theft
Of Florida's vote In 1870, makes him an
expert In election rOgu ry.
The Republican idea IL 10 get control
of he Democratic seats aud investigate
afterward; but the Supreme Court OF
The State has decided the Democratic
Senators have the prIma facie right to
their seats, and that counts for some
thing In the way OF authority.
Wnile the Republicans have been
vehement In charging election frauds on
the Democrats In Cincinnati, although
they control the courts In that city, they
have made no attempt to ylndlcate the
laws and bring the guilty to trial aud
punishment. This shows they have no
confidence In their own case, and rely
on the bulldozIng Of Kennedy and the
rascally devices OF Noyes, TO seat their
members aud 10 avoid thorough investl.
CATION OF the charges and counter
charges. The seating OF four Republic
can Senators Is necessary to partisan
and plunder schemes, gerrymanders,
aud reorganization OF the State iastl-
tutlons the Republicans have In hand.
That accounts for their desperation, II
IL the spoils they are after.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

DoEs u gIft Of public land as the
foundation Of u seat of learning make
the institution non OhristIanp This Ia
q question the New York Legislature IL
TO answer. A pift Of public land forms
the foundation of Cornell University,
though the gifts of Individuals as on.
dowments exceed the value OF the land.
Mr.. II. W. Sage toundeda q chair Of ethics
and philosophy In the Ualverslty, and
one Of the conditions Of the foundation
is that the instruction In these subjecta
shall DO from distinctly Christian
point of view. A professor has been en-
gaged for the chair, and now the Liber-
als Of oil degrees In New York unite In
an appeal to the Legislature for on act
to prevent him from serving, on tho
ground that as the university has q
State foundation, the trustees have no
right to make tho instruction distinctly
Christian. In Pennsylvania Christian
ity has been declared part Of the COM
mon law. We ehall see whether or not
the Legislature Of New York considers II
part Of tho common law Of that State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

The arSt attempt to cultivate hydro
phobia virus In the United States Ia that
made at Newark, N j., and ls a success
30 fur. Some physicians secured u dog
suffering from hydrophObie, inoculated
rabbit from Il, aud Saturday Afternoon
II sho we'd unmIStakable signs Of rabies,
the conspicuous one being paralysis Of
the spine. A second rabbit was bought,
put under anesIhetlcs, part OF its skull
between the ears removed, and, mean.
time, the arst rabbit having been killed
q part Of its brain, still warm, was In.
serted into the opening Of the skull OF
the healthy rabbit II this rabbit gees
mad the experiment will be continued
until virus Of the proper strength for the
incubation Of persons Ia obtained.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04
AIM oUEs ION AZ I,sUE,

|
The twenty Democratic Srna Ors still
hlld The fort ~ the STATE aptal In Co
lumHns NJ material change has taken
place IN tie attitude of thb contpndng
forces aud lht pjslll0 o, cupled bythen
remain the same, Tie Republican rev
OlnuOnls give no sign Of recediup
from lhe nniawlnl stand they have Ia
Ken In . ting AT naughg the rOnpIllu
tlOn aid all parliamentary law, anG
hOD krnne0y, undtr the guiding hand
OF that drunken nrcl-clnspiratGr aud
state sIeAler, E, Ffaud n yes, still plays
the aas
TIE question now dividing the Senate
IL bIl fly aud SIMPLY this,
fOuf Demo rats iron Hamilton Gjun
y Hfr occupy seits a. > majors by
Wrtur Ol rrglla legal cert Il ijaLea Of
Il elton, Tnrlr seats ate contested by
Oui Repub icduH wUO were candidates
Al tile OCTOBER ulec lou. The matter Waa
rtf rrei 10 the COMMITTEE on Privileges
aud Eltc lOns uuutr the rules, ard IL
conformity with practice ANA precedent
hr DPm0tIalB lnVltB and demand
fUl far L. Yealigali0n, and the III ,mli
tOn cOlnty Senators are especially enl-
phhtlc IN thrlr ANsufAnGe thai tney 40
i0t wlsn 10 no Il Their seats II, upon u
proper txtmlna,iOn, " shall Oe fund
hry wsle not fairy hnd honestly
tectpd
fne Republicans demand that the
matter nual ~ peremptlllly taken from
10 Cuu mlttpe on Piiyheges aud Elec-
lOua, bfIe there nns been lime To sel
h machinery Of iuVpsligatlun In mo.
iin, hnd lmmBhlalely acted Un ny the
5 Wale, 10 THAI seven zen SeuatuT --
llree less 'hAu "A quurum-can throw
out tne ID M rats and seat thu krpuDl
aus, undtr lhe outrage u, fullngb Ol u
Llrutrhaut Governor VINO IL acting un'
ler the u uctiunA NJ lhB attorneys Tor
.he X pnOlicnn Ca dldates.
hr Democrats deslrb To proceed In
h constitutional aud equitable way,
The X puDUcIn managers lnslst Oh
wcumplisulng their euda by revolution
2.ng the senate aud endangerlug the
y, ace ard dignity Of the $ ale,
Tue pem Gratis are not afraid IN gU
IntO an inye'llg Ni0r, and are willing
ebi ehy any result justly a,cerluinei
The Republican manAgeTp plainly
how a far that in tie tyent OF u full
examinaIi0n their claims Will DO over,
brown, and that II Will be shown that
they nave proceeded with Indecent pre-
iplaliOn In the House Of Representa-
uy-s They ara afraii that u proper
roceedil & upon the part OF the Senate
'ommltlev on Privileges aud Eleitions
Will not only demOnsIrale the right OF
Hamilton county Democrats TO their
.eat", but will yindicate the nine Demo
Gratis who have been ousied from the
H0uie.
The Democrats IRE preceding under
Tho Constitution, the laws aud tht rulee
OF tho Senate, aud there " nothing
clearer In the Constitution than IN,
right Of tho Senate TO make It's own
rules.
rho Republican machir l5ts are pro
Gee Ting under an ablogaliOu " the con
tituti0n, laws aud rules Of the Sci ate.
Tho issue Ia aharply ined. and DC
honest man can have dliljulty In choOs
ing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

Now that steps have been taken to
form labor unions among the women
and girls who earn living by making
neckties In New York, industrial organ
ization would seem to be approaching
its utmost limit. The business, how.
ever, 10 not 30 trialng as II may appear,
since more than Eve hundred firms Of
that city are engaged In II. The wages
paid are from $3.50 to s5 week for q
day OF seven hours In tho factories and
three or four hours at home. The spec.
ial grievance Of tho workers 10 tho Hne
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

The latest adyces from Columbus
state that peace reigns there once n ore
According 10 theDfMocRAT's correspond.
ant, bot parties TO the Senatorial con-
Il OF have agreed upon q truce, and the
possibilities now are that the difficulty
nay be adjusted upon u peace'with'
honor basis for all concerned.
The Republicans are all torn ny
among themselves. One Of their nun.
Der, Eggers. Of Cleveland, threatened
that unless a compromises was affected
no would vote with the Democrats, This
would give tho Democrats seventeen
votes without the Hamilton county Dem
ocrats to sixteen for the Republicans,
and Kenn, dy's chickens would then
come home 10 roost.
The Republicans, after being notified
by Eggers that the disgraceiul dispute
must end or hs would vote with the
Democrats, decided to propose compro-
mise. The Democrats accepted the prOpo.
sltion aud designated Senator'S 0'Neill,
Lawrence, Van Cleaf, Dodd aud Sullivan
as their quota Of peace.makeTs, while
the Republicans selected Senators Ford,
Runnela, Pringle, Pavey aud Dow.
The Democrats agreed TO appoint u
committee OF three Of their number, the
Republicans to have the same privilege.
and this committee of ak Senators are
to 20 to Cincinnati aud examine fully
into all election frauds, aud to report to
the Senate, The committee is 10 have
no judicial power, but 10 thoroughly ex.
anime into the alleged election frauds
IN that city. NOyes, Blteman, and
Others are to be barred, and tho investi'
cation must be thorough, fair, open and
bipartisan. The committee shall have
power to send for persons and papers,
aud three Of tho most conservative Sen.
ators on each size will be selected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

Imposed upon them for missing stitches
" sometimes AM uniting 10 % Genla for
a single itch. |, will be Ob 'ely d that
this plan Of taklng hack wages believed
TO bt flirly earned, throlgh 0na device
or another, Is ihe special grievance Ia
nearly all the strikes OF late. The coal
mlnera complain Of the company stores
at which they are compelled to deal, ard
where they must surrender part IT their
" geS In the prices charged Ihem for
what they buy, The nailers on strihe
are resisting he demand that they shall
. y for all bIeakages Of the machlnts.
So OF other casea y hich m ght be emu
meratrd. The grievance IL that while
employers pay out satisfactory wages
win one haud, they take back part Of
them with the other. Tie means OF do
lug 40 vary with the various 0ccupG-
ti0ns, In one II IL by mans OF Ales, In
another by meala OF storea, In still an
other by means OF damages for broken
machines, The method Ia various, but
h. principle Of the thing Ia the same Ia
al. II one should take Iha history Of
the recent labor troubles, and examine
aud compare the several grievances
urged IN each instance, he might be
-urprised At the tmlll d ure cut by the
question Of wages pure ana lmple,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

In hls last paper on "ArlstocraCy In
Englond," Adam Badeau relates the fol.
lowing The brother Of q duke not
long ago paid his addresses TO IN Amori.
can woman Of fortune who was disln-
clined to listen TO him, He persisted,
however, TIL at aDal refusal he got
up from his knees and exclaimed; "0h,
you cannot understand US, You are not
made Of the same clay Our country,
woman remembered his lordships
family history and replied; "No, indeed,
lam not descended from king nor his
mIstressn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04
Worry Itnnntnhln Rnnnynrx.

Mr., Geo. V. willing, of Manchester,
Mich, writes; "My wife has been almost
helpless for llye years, no helpless that
she could not turn over IN bed alone.
she used two bottles Of Electric Bitters,
and is 30 much improved, that she Ia
able now TO do her own work." Electric
Bitters will do oil that is claimed for
them. Hundreds Of testimonials attest
their great curative powers. Only ffty
cents a bottle at Durbin, Wrihtg u Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

"0plnions are but little things" said
John Wesley 1876 years ago. We think
that opinions which are backed by OK,
perience are substantial. The masses
who use DR.. Bigelow's Positive Cure oil
spolk highly Of II for coughs, colds
wboopiDg cough, Group, bronchitis,
asthma, influenza, and all throat and
and lung diseases. Its cure Ia safe,
speedy aud permanent. Price 80 cents
aud ono dollar; tlial bottles free Of Dur.
bin, Wright ~ Co., Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

My son seventeen years old has been
eflicted with nasal catarrh since quite
young. was induced TO try Ely's
Cream Balm, and before no had used one
bottle that diehgreeable catarrhal smell
had oil left him. He appears ~ well 90
any one. II Ia the beat catarrh remedy
In tho market.-J. O. 0lmstead, Arcola,
IllinOie.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

The decision OF Fedora Judge Love In
the Iowa liquor cases Ia the same IN that
OF Judge Brewer IN the Kansas cases,
but the two Judges dealt with different
points. Brewer decided that u State has
Alright TO establish a prOhibitOry sys ten,
but must compensate men whose basi'
ness |, destroyed by prohibition. Love
decided that u state has right to stop
the manufacture and sale Of liquor, ~
Brewer did, aud agreed with him az Ia
compensation for the destruction OF
busln' 81 established before the prOhibi'
tory systCm, but that no compensation
can be claimed by those who 20 into the
business alter the system IL established
az was done In Iowa, because that Ia In
contempt Of the States mandate, and
after due notice that the business IL pro-
hibiled. In su,h case liquor men must
fight their cause inlthe State courts, II
Is not one for Federal, not involving
any constitutional question or statute
Of the Unitld States.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

JUDGE PAXsoN, Of Pennsylvania, Ia
an elaborate opinion in recent case,
has settled the law OF libel. Honest
criticism must stand az one Of the rights
Of the press. "While strictly and prop
erly limiting this right with due regard
TO private character ard individual In
terests," says the Philadelphia News,
epltomizlng the opinion, ut shows how
even these considerations must be sub
ordInated to the public good" The
words Of the learned Judge are; "The
rule furnishes no shelter for the MALE.
lOus llbeler Of private character, but II
will not impute malice TO one who hon.
estly acts upon information received
from reputable citizens" Again, "actual
malice must be proved before there can
be recovery" and 1T IL almost unnec
essary to say that the law does not I'm.
ply malice Ia privileged communica.
tion," The opinion marks an era In the
long history OF the law Of libel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

A great deal Ia said about Colonel Don.
aviu being man without sufficient
moral force OF character to make charges
such as were made against Senator
Payne. Colonel Donavin has been
Clerk Of tho Senate, u Sunday school
teacher and Democratic editor. II
these positions do not carry moral char
scter with them, Dlogones should again
light his lantern.-[ [Steubenville Ga.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

TBE Coinage Committee has decided
to take up the proposition 10 suspend
further coinage OF silver dollars and will
hear arguments pro and con from all
interested parties until February 10th,
after which time the committee will
determine what shall be done with tho
question. The hearings will probably
begin early next week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04
Saturday, the Goth day Of Feb, 1856,

tho following described real estate situate m a'ari
county, Ohln, levitt Known AnIh" rOu h',al quarter
NJ er,tnn tN0u'y three t'wnshlu u NIB iwrny Anu
rang, toyrl i1Gilt - h n lied Hnl Hlght a'ru 4
lanl h rot f0lHa III by Nah ~ hHtpUk ~ Jihn H'A
opuki also tho southwest qu ,rpr VI Hrcun iuu b.
IVA " iUur, IN 4l iuNnsh y iinb and iAtn, tGG NJ
fOfy'ulnr fNs three rHa anu hilWn peichra hereto
lnie hnld ny Nathan H6tcuGk ~ JOln llHdcncki "
part " tho luthwiL part " no uthbAI quarter VI
~ liOn tNenly ihrtp In sAd wn,hlp ccuniy un0
Naie, commencing Al tho Orlh'At corner VI ihnd
owned W w. And hr0ytIl tltnor south OllN hunhr
Aud lhlfiy Md nnr hlli rods u 4 pnsti thence wna
Nv ti hlk rods AMI iwi frbi " pos thence rth out
hundred and lhftyO and Que half rats l0A o Z
men EAST Nouty tk f0na ~ iva feet the plaua NJ
brgnnlnp, hnd c0nl,lnng twuniy tni thrto lgbh
Aouat lhnd
Appraised NJ tll 200,
sale 10 commence At O'Clock y, m, Terms cRh.
A, LElNiNHRR, Coroner
Now acting sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

THE war.clOud Is once more looming
above the horizon In the east OF Europe
Greece refuses TO dlssTm, and insists
that az Bulgaria has acquired Eastern
ROumelia, she IL entitled to slice Of
Turkey, taking In the two provinces Of
lhessaly and Epirus. The powers have
notified Greece they will intervene
should an attack be made on Turkey
hut the plucky Glecians seem bent on
war. The English II ,et In the Medlter
ranean IL held In readiness TO take part
In the conflict Ia repres-ing the Crooks
The latter declare England 10 ioterfer'
Ing with their rights aud liberties, This
outbreak Of the Eastern question may
have some effect on England's dispOsi.
tIon toward Ireland, Russia can always
lnd an excuse when the opportunity
serves, to as,ail Turkey and Gght her
way TO the Mediterranean. That means
trouble between Russia and England.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

GILMoRE's AROMATIC Ia q great suo.
cess, therefore we challenge tho world
TO produce ite equal as q restorative for
women. For sale by Durbln, Wright b
Ca
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04
Sheriff Sale.

Elisabeth Philippe ordcr Of salo,
W. stark county Cannon PLAN
Henry ShowbcrE VI ux, Court
lT virtue " mn order Of sale ipalied by tho oorh
ot lho court VI Oolnnun Pleas VI stark county Ohio IN
thn hbOvu action, anu 10 mo directed Will offer tOr
ehle ~ pub, outcy ~ tOu door OF uu court house, IN
tho CITY VI canton, On
Saturday, the 2Oh day Of Feb, 1856,
tho following described rcal eataic situate IN saru
county, ONO, tOwiti Lot number 1850 In tho city OF
UAniOu
App aiacd Of 300,
baio ~ commence nj O'Clock D. m, forme. cash
A. LElNiNgEit, Coroner,
Now ActluR Shoriu.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04
Nherin Sale.
Divorce Notice.

Lewis NJ Ayer residence unknown, will tahe notice
J, Ayer, neh her petition In tho touft of Vonmon
plene afh cpunty. Ohin belna cAuBe Mo- ap,iJ pray.
Inv dyetce ftvin taid LOWS NJ Aver on tho ptound
mNny 70 be charged on dofendants real ana perronal
eetae aud that said cauae will be Tor hearnr on or
after february 0th 1850,
RACHEL . AVER,
dedgtLw w VIM. .. ptRRo, her ktpy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04
Throw Away Truaacn

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cure the worst cases Of rupture, Send 10
cents In stamps for references and pam.
pblet. Worlds Dlepensary Medical Asso-
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

REV. I. NJ. DERBY, Of Linden, N. Y.
says: "The Gilmore Aromatic Wine
proved o great blessing TO my wife,"
For sale by Durbin, Wright q Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04
Sheriff Sale.

Lowa y n0nbrAko order Of Sale
Va STARK ouniI Common
aco'go N, Doltor Of NJ, pleM Court.
Dy ylrtue Of IN order of sale issued by the clerk
Of the Court 0f Common PoM VI stark county, Ohio,
and 10 mo dirccted will 0for for sails ~ public Ouofy
on tho premises IN ITO town Of wAynoaburg, on
Saturday, the eth day OF Feh,, 1885,
tho following described real estate situate In stark
oourtT, ohio tcNsit Knuwn ~ par VI lhn southwest
quarter Of aro ion twenty two 22l, lownallp aryon Nn
az, range arycn ~, hnd bounded And desert cd M
fOHw,l conn enCinR NJ he nn toMl corner " pn 90
" ground urohHa d by rali LwlS Ito brake from
MARY kddle M anu N rl ihonoe tou ysrd ono
hn dfod snd eighty (ib0j TOO ihonce westward sixty
(00l eot, thence nor Inward 0nN hundred ana thirty
two (iH2j teot N q limo ~ NJ W kddlemana ~
seventeen 40 tooti thrnco notlhwam foryrlsnt (isi
iert hcnor eastward forty three i1 feet 10 tho AGO
OF bnRlnning
Appraised nj 1900.
sale 10 commence At O'CLOCK D m. Turns ca0h.
A. LEtNINaEh
Coroner aud aotil shoth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

y virtue Of an order Of sale issued ny thr uefh NJ tn
uOurl NJ rOmiuOll plOur NJ sltrk CudnY, onto IA III
tbuye action and ~ ne drOlod, viii uirr Ton nap ~
puhc nutcY ~ tho door ui H court house. M the Cit
NJ Canton on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04
Sheriff Sale.

ShorIH Sale,
Daniel Amorman ycndl FHponaa,
w. Stark UWlny unmmnn
Samantha harrington, } rluAa Court.
10y ylrus " n y'ndl rxnonM Issued NY IN, clerk "
tue ulut " Common rluaH " Stith county, ohn and
10 mo eolrd vii nlta tur Hao NJ plho ut ~ Vt
tho doOr Ot Tho couit house, IN tho oly Canton, On
Saturday, the 9Th day OF Feb, 1885,
tho foloslna dracrlbNd real estate alluNe IN stark
county, onto, inwitl tine quarter VI m Aofe Of hnd,
hOng part NJ tho southwest quarter VI section twniy
nye township n Lrkll gt0nI said land boln bounded
on lhr n IN by patlrn stfoct vi ihr east by II ofy
tfeut aud On tho southwest by th0U, 6p, A. H.
Apprslsrd M tO0o
A, LElNiN0kli,
Coroner and acting Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04
Saturday, tho 27lh day Of Feb, 1886.

the following described roa estate situate In Start
county, OhlO, t0'wlt Known ~ being part VI tho
houtnwest quarter Of section ~ township 10 and range
aud bounded ~ fullOwh 80 Inning nj thr northeast
e0nrr " fald quarter aeollOnl ihrnoe west On tho
ArlrT llne seven chlih ana tw lyn and halt Inks
u p0al thence south thirrr ohalna ani ~ links "
pos iheioe west four CHAINS And 1917 u lHa " u
pnaii the' O. Huth tarny tryen chalna IN tho Onth
line ~ qnArtrfi th'nee rAal along said 70 IN HE
70 iho ulhrat corner OF said Qn Tefi thence north
along H. quarter llnn forty chains And hlUelHhi
links 10 the place OF beginning oontanng forty acr,a
OF lAnd,
Also part VI tho south aN quarter OF section 00,
town hip 10 range Y, o1u men 1 for boundary ~
The 10 iWrAl o0rnnf NJ sad quarter section, running
2 h 10 thaDs aud 30 lluka 10 annn thrnor East u
cha m Ann liAk, to iaksi thence 20 IN rs ohAna
ana 90 links " ttaheI thence wet ch ina aud 4
links 10 tho place VI beglnnlg containing fourteen
no. % OF lana,
SAlo 70 commence At ono O'Clock p m. Terms cash.
A. LElNlNGEH, Coroner
Now acting sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04

THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID who suf-
fers from Female weakness aud Debility,
will nnd Gilmore's Aromatic q positive
cure. For sale by Durbin, Wright &
IN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-04
AFTER A "sTlFE.p
John Rrown's iody which Lies Mou
oring In the Grave, IL Wanted.

ering In the Grave, IL Wanted.
NEWPORT, KY, Fob, l0,--As Police o.
GERS Christ Whitehead and William Cla
we're making their rounds, n mau osme rt
ming TO item out OF breath and told The
that three mon IN spring wagon had ma
their way 10 Evergreen cemetery for I
purpose Of obtaining tie body OF Jo
Brown, which was laid 10 rest In tho val
there. He said the ghouls had offered h
so TO accompany them and help get
cadavar This tho man claimed he refus
and Immediately ran 10 tho police,
Both the Cincinnati bridges and tho fer
we're guarded 10 prevent the body frC
being taROn 10 tho Ohio medical colleg,
All vehicles were searched, but tho bo,
was not found, and II after ward appear
that the bOdy'saatchers had become frigI
ened aud had abandoned their job,
The body Of John Brown ~ supposed
be In domnni on account OF the peculiar d
cumstances surrounding his death, BroI
committed suicide by firing bullet froII
W'calitro revolver inio his head In 0ctobI
1884, ani laid In precaricua cond ltion
some time, but In tho course OF tlrJe monl
was able 10 be- about He apparently
| gained health, INA continued VIII until \
sheriff Sale.