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Historic Dogs,


Every one remembers the dog OF
Ulysses. who died h1greetng his mas
ter just returned from his long wander.
inSs, and the story shows the consider.
alton in which the dog was held in the
heroic ages OF Greece,
Tho old Persians, too. held the dog In
high esteem to the Magians he was u
sacred animal, the representative and
friend OF Ormuzd, the Benelcent, ano
the great satraps were DISTINGUISHED
by their trains OF hunting dogs, as was
tho King himself, and Xerxes set GU,
for the conquest of Greece surrounde,
by great body guard of faithful.
dogs.
Those most highly priced by tho Per.
slams came from India, so called, prob
ably from the Bactrian regions
where the dog is still held in high
repute.
Captain Woods tells US that the old
fashioned Uzbeg would think it no Insult
to be asked to sell his wife, but would
resent an offer for his dog as an UNI.
pardonable affront; while among the
border tribes of Turkestan the epithet
of the dog seller Is one Of the profound
est contempt.
Indeed. the birthplace of nations is
probably the original home of the dog
and when our Aryan ancestors began to
migrate westward from their ancient
seats with their flocks and herds they
brought with them, no doubt. their
fierce and faithful dogs, who have left
their descendants Of to-day-the English
mastif, the Pyrenean sheep dog, the
Albanian wolfhound.
Ancient laws. too, record the esti
nation in which the dog was held. "A
herd dog that goes for the sheep in the
morning and follows them home at
night is worth the best OK" says the
ancient laws OF Wales.
Tho best herd dogs of the present day
perhaps are the Breton sheep dogs
rough, shaggy, uncouth-with an aspect
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Bruin in their veins, but highly valued
by their possessors, who are not to be
tempted into parting with them by any.
thing under the price of the best OK :;
and the Breton dog is one OF tho most
sagacious Of his kind, watching and
tending his fioeks with an almost
incredible zeal and deyotion.-lAll the
Year Round.
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DIR. VAN MONCISCAR,
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Rsdustion works Nos. 90 and % Thornton st,se
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Delinquent Sale.

And in accordance i'll law and an order of tn,
board OF Trustees, made Oh the Gath day of jun,
1886, SO n any shares of each parcel of such STOCK
Ms may Re necessary will be sold at public sue
tion 1T the flee of the Company. in n e counting
room 81 the GOD RIVER TIMES, in HALEY, Idaho
on
FRIDAY, THE 18Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1850,
tine hour OF o'clock p. m, of said day, to pa,
SAID delinquent assessment thereon. together witt
costs OF advertising and exp nses of the sale
I. E. PlCOTTE. Secretary
ofhce-TiMFs building, corner of Croy and Main
streets. HALEY, idaho
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Plenty Of Name.

A negress living near Camilla, Ca. an.
swers to the name OF Mamie Baker, Queer
Victoria. Southern Belle, and Atlantic
Beauty.
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not only as remedy for consumption OF the
lungs, but for all
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07

The National Republican (Washlng-
ton, D, O. has canyassed the House on
the silver question, as follows Against
suspension--Democrats, li3; Republi'
cans, 90; for suspension-RepuOllcans
Of; D mocrats, 80. Total: Against, 1866
for, 1870,
The Ohio members are given as fol-
lows;
Against -Messrs, Campbell, Anderson,
Le Fsyre, Hill, seney, Romels, Ellsberry,
Thompson, Cultivate, wilkins, G1ddes,
Warner and FOran-l3
For-Messrs, Buttorwortb, Brown, Lit
tie, Cooper, GrQsyenor Isaac II. Taylor,
Ezra B. Taylor and MCKInley-s
All the Democrats are for the Dollar
OF the Fathers, ROmels and Thompson
are Republicans who believe that the
people have rights that the goldocrats
ought to respect.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07

SECRETARY NlEsS ls evidently anxious
to DO continued officially In the Agrl.
cultural Society lIo Ind long appeal
In tho Repository yesterday, looking to
that end, and trying to make himself
out . victim His own Republican
frlOnds know hls mean olTanslyeness
and jlunllCed vision, II must bo nd.
mittOd, however, that there Ia ono argu.
mont In favor Of Mr., NIOsg, aud that Ia
his great boautyl lilo don't need to look
In the glass TO bo told that ho grew up a
boautyi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07

JouN SHERMAN has been badly bother.
ed In various ways the last twenty
years, but no one person has given HIN
more uneasiness and worry on u question
Of national Importance, viz; the tariff
than haa Sherman's nolghbOr, n, D,
Harter, OF Mansfield, The last shot ut
John was proposition for discussion
Of the tariff between Sherman aud Prof,
VIM, Sumner, Of New Haven, Conn, In
which Mr.. II rter guaranteed that the
proceeds would not be Lass Than Sl00 aud
would be given TO tho poor OF Mansfield,
Sumner agreed to come to shetman5
own home aud discuss tho question, but
Sherman was afraid, aud In his letter
doclIulng says that no will give $50 for
charitable purposes, llrlor goes him
one better and In hls letter to the com
mitteo Of charity aays'
II hardly think $50 n NJ much Oa
either Sir, Shclmlu or | should give TO
NO good cause, IN u a'n on when no
many are out Of employment, aud |
therefor incl0ao You my CDeck for 500
ind beg TO add that it more money Ia
needed | viii be happy 10 aid you In
falaiug IT,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07

Mn. McGRgGOR. Of the CANTON DEMo'
GRAFT, waa grandly serenaded ~ his resi-
dence IN Canton last Thursday evening
In honor Of hls slxty'slxih birthday an.
niyersary. The canny S'ot IL not dead
vet if Payne did "Sut down on him.
| Alliance Review.
Mf, MiGrogor has not fallen 10 far as
Mr Payne has, tho exposure Of Payne
Paige anl Shields 10 not very comfort
able TO those g'utlomon,
The test Tor Mr. Payno's toy0ri7 loyal.
ty TO hinsolf, not Democratic devotion
aud support Of the PreslienL And then
too pAigo ana Shields have friends TO
ward ana oncmiol to punish, and Payne
Is roldy 10 9tab,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
A BIG CONTRACT

SENATOR Payne ia spending the holi'
days Ia hlB Office, huaily engaged In
looking after The inlerpats Of The d mo-
CrAcy IN tue ten Republican COugre
sonal Districts ia o i0,-l Washington
cOrrelp ndeuc Of Il QuIrer,
We hope for the credl. OF Senator
Payne he will not outrage public aend'
monL In other localities "a no has that
OF Canton. Wa had really expected,
when the time came 10 act, Senator
Payne would heed the expression Of
Canton popular sentiment, Butnol He
must carry out tho demand Of David r
Pdgo and u. s, Dsrlot Attorney Bio
Shields, aud 30 also crafty his own
venom,
MCGregor /, $50 and ArChInal 81 in a
fair vote shows the way public senti-
mOnt stood on the 2S'h OF last March
Senator Payne, Paige aud Shields said
Arohlnal must have the appointment
And postmaster-Goneral Villas said,
Amool Aud President Cleveland signed
the paper
A Col Villas said "the administration
would not like to antagonIz, Senator" f"
aud the President "cOuld not be troubled
with those matters" Hence, Senator
Payne had hls way, and little heed did
he pay to the demand OF tho people OF
Canton. The man that got 81 votes out
Of 1850, was appointed
lIit any wonder Canton Democrats
resented such treatmentY And this
man yaunts himself as being n Jack.
sonian Democrat Could old federalism
or royalty itself, more meauly trample
under foot the rights OF the peopleY
Are the Democrats Of Canton only
dogs In the estimation of Payne, Paige
and shieldsp
Upon what meat do these nabobs feed
that they may thus tyranlizip DO they
think the Democrats are weakling
lambs for these yOraclOus wOlllh gem
tlemen In authority 10 trent with dis
dain and contemptp
Truly, lot US bow In meeknels to these
lords Ia power and kiss their sweet and
delicate hAndsl The Swiss were ordered
to bow to G'slel's hatl And Canton
Democrats must lick the dust and docilc
obedience render to these three high
lords In power Oh, mol Democrats Of
Canton must submit, and show no re-
sentiment to wound tho delicate sensi.
blllties OF Payne, p ige and Sheldsl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07

Capt, Coleman, 8chr Weymouth, ply.
ing between Atlrntlc city Oud ", Y, had
been troubled with q cough 40 that no
was unable 10 sleep, and was induced 10
try DR., king'l New Discovery for Con.
sumption, II not only gave him Instant
relief, but allayod tho extreme soreness
In his hreast, Hla children werealml.
larly affected aud u ainPlo dose had the
aame haopy effect, Dr. King's Now Da.
c0yOry IL now the standard remedy In
the COlem N household aud on tolrd the
schooner.
Free trial bottles Of this Standard
Remedy Mt Durbln, Wright Il Cos drug
atOrp,
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wmArPRrrNns SAY

Ablut tho Outrage ~ nn rpI'tolary Way.
We have been receiving daily many
lettlr3 by m Il from friends far and
near freely expressing themselves on
tho Canton P 0 appointment, We give
o few extracts;
Asone Of your real friends, | not only
fe ! gripVed, blt also sense Of per.
sOnal and political outrage ut the result
of the Canton pOstClllc lght. When |
see you | viii open up my heart and air
my yeiwa, Meantime, trust you Will
give tbs best sou have IN your shop TO
The kerosene hog,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
UuRlcusyIILE, O Dec. 90 1888

hlklNlloN lflfAHi " : AfN'f ~ ANfNf
A. MCGREGOR, ESQ My dear old and
deserving fren1: Feeling and Knowing
there was nothing too good from the
hands of lhis administration Tor you, to
my surprise aud to my greatest regret
you did not succeed In obtaining the
postolllce Of Canton Well Mack, you
can say ~ you dii 10 your good old lady
friend who said 10 you when they we're
taking you 10 the train to be taken to
camp Mansfield:
"Ah, Mack, the vii lians have got you
at last, but don't be cast down
Not u bit Of II Mother Grimes, I've
done nothing lm ashamed Of
Well Mack, regret II for though !
don't live In Stark | formerly did and
was subscriber TO your paper In the
days OF persecution.
Yours truly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
Yours with respect.

EDITOR DEMOCRAT:-ro say that every
person IN Canton waa more than sur
prised on hearing Of tha pO'tolll - ap.
pOintment IL putliug II very iMntly; II
WAS contrary tl all eXpectl ilns0f both
Democratic aud Republicans, Hath a
mau no honor Ia hs own country" is
there no reward for iealIy to party OF a
mans whole liirY Can mushroom
mi q and diaplace u century plantp
Words are inadequate to express the feel.
ings Of the NH lrlty Of the people OF
Canton ut this political outrage,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
Educated aud Experienced,

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR WARWICK Is In
Columbus rCady TO rap tho Senate to
order next Monday, and preside over the
body until Bob Kennedy shows his cre-
dentlals and takes the place. Mr.. War
wick, II Ia conceded on all hands, has
made an aftlble and just presiding OIL
Ger. We hope there will bo another day
for 80 capable and worthy q Democrat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07

"What wo learn with pleasure wo
mover forget,'-Alfred MerCler. The fol.
lowing IL u casa IN point. 81 paid out
hundreds OF dOllare without receiving
any benefit" says Mre, Emily Rhoads, OF
McBridee, Mich, II had fomale COM
plants, especially dragging down. for
over ak years, DR.. Il V, plerce'g 'fayo-
rite Prescription did mo more good than
any medicine | ever took. | advise every
eick lady TO take It," And 80 do we. II
never disappolnts Ito patrone. Druggists
sell II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07

In the days of blllousness, whom your
liver In torpid and your skin yellow, re.
you have q nover.failiDg friend
In DR.. Jones Red Glover Tonic, which Ia
uneQualed In purity and elllcaclousness.
In cases Of dyspepsia, coetlyeness, ague
and malaria diseases and diseases OF the
blood and Kidneys, its action Is prompt
and cure speedy. prico so cents. Dur
bin, Wright n Co.. druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07

LANosToN, the Colorod Republican or
ator, now declares In favor of abollshins
the color line as the best solution OF the
Southern question. He advises colored
voters TO divide and conquer, and no
longer 10 continue as voting slaves to
Republican task. masters, who wish their
votes but not their company
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07

Elmer Long order OF sale STARK county Com,
w. mon Pleas Court
clara u0uBh OF nj,
ny yftup OF M order Of sale Issued by tho clerk Of
the court VI common pleas VI STARK 90 Ohio, IN tho
above action And 10 uu directed will offer tnf HAn NJ
public ouioy At the door Of the court house. IN The cJ
" Canton, on
Saturday, tho 81 day Of January, 1886,
tho full0Wlua described fe.l estate situate IN said
county tuNit Part " the southeast quarter VI srdlln
bwsi leannlnn NJ p1st N tile northeast corner NJ
lands formerly owned by aeOiae Miller thence east
100 pptchpi 10 pmtl thence south along the section
line 10 nechas, lhnnte ny The llue OF lands formerly
0wnp bl Peter Lott genle auf west 90 10 petuhts i
Ht thence north ~ ppft thes 10 tho place uf be-
cunning cont lulha ~ b5i0O acres
Appraised at tlbO per acre,
sale 10 commence NJ | oclook y m, Terms ono
Third cash nnl tho balance IN two equal payments
with interest from day OF sale secured by MORTGAGE
On the premises,
JAMES LiiE sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
MAssILLoN. 0 DEC. 22, 1885

A NCGnEGOR, RsQ-My Dear FrIend'
Lam paned 10 learn that your honesty
IN dpnOunciug the Payne oil gang has
Lost you the /, o, which you richly de-
aerypd, at the haudl VI the parry for the
hard aud poor paving work you have
done, Well welll 80 4. gOfs fear
the good old proyprb OF Honesty &c,"
n out NJ date, and that the man with
IN oily tongue Of the dem gogue is 10
succeed in the future, Truly
YOUR FRIEND,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
UuAVFn FAILg. PA

DEAR sm;-I am not now DemOorat
ana / lmuk God fr it. BIZ ] dJaaY II
any living man deserves an Office In the
Democratic parts, that man Is Me-, A,
MCGregor II la an outrage on Justice
10 giy6 the 2 0. 70 any other over YOU
Bl. coal oil rules and justice seems
dead.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07

My wlfe's hands were very much
swollen and distorted with rheumatism,
and the pain was almost unendurable'
After using several bottles Of your Ath-
lophoros the pain and swelling are gone
aud she IL well. John B Miller, ITO
Kerr street, Columbus, o,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
Tile CINCINNATI FRAups.

In 1889 tho vote Of Hamilton county
for Governor was M followei uOadly,
81 ,6sl, Foraker 20 900, Democratic ma
jorltyl 1881
In this Same election tho yoto on Gov.
ernor IN the fenth, Eleventh aud
Twelfth Wards was 40 follows;
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
snnEYE. O Drr. 26. l88l.

fHVLVEI U UTV' sO IooU,
FRIENp NCGRtGOR;-P rnit me aa an
old llue d UUcHt tO sympnth0z With
you iu regard TO the OutIag'ou1 treat
ineuI YOU have received iu regard 10 the
p0Rtonice. would Ike 10 Talk with
YOU about one hour, ! have The whole
business written down, Exeu me for
taking up your time,
Yours with respect.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
sheriff Sale.
John ~ AlclAn Order 0f Sale
va STARK county Common rinAa
HaftnaushaldnaplnutM Court

tunh W mVliNlh NlWol ul Hhlpi
w. STARK counts COmmnn rhAl
uarnaushadnaglootal Court
ny virtue " an order OF sale Issued by tho oph VI the
court VI common pleas VI STARK county, Ohio IN tho
above action and 10 mo directed viii ufor Tor pan NJ
public oulc At tho door OF tho court house. In tho oU
VI Canton on
saturday, tho s3rd day OF January, 1880,
tho following described real estate situate In STARK
county, ohio, iowlt situate IN the cly VI Maaall0n,
N he county u sah anl state Of Onto aud known ~
hid bnlna all thAi part of original lot humber w, IN
tho town. nov clly " MAsalllun IN said county VI
stark, which IN BOUNDED "a foOwsl beginning NJ n
point on the north ne " said lOi distant thirty tnht
tiHl feet nns tom tho northwest corner ot Ahld 0l
Aud ruhnluH thence raglwhrdly along the Aad Moth
lne Ot said lot flleon lb) feet thence uoulhwAtdy
parallel Nllh Mil street. UnO hundred and 10 " i0l
ipet TO Hn MleIl lhpnte WestNhidy along said Alleg
lOrn lbl tntl aud thgnce eagtwhtdy, parallel with
All street hiu hundred hhd futu (tiUl feet " tho
place VI beginning, 10 tho same nOle or less,
Appraised NJ 10000,
sale to commence NJ O'Clock y, m, forms oaah
A, LEiNlNuEli, Coroner,
.......... ....-..... Now acting Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
Saturday, tho ooIh day of January, 1886
Assignee's Notice.

IN pursuance Of tho order Of tho Probate Court ~
Start county, ONO, tho undersigned atHunpe N trust
viii ON tho gbth day VI january, A. ~ 1880 NJ the
ieedpnco 0f the undnsHpd rny upon tho w III tlalna
anai1Bt said assignee di,llell OF Al y n cent
JAMES HLkNlE AHelnnse,
pcdember esth, 1896. .-Bidw