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aE EsF f$Hfs ssgrE SOUTHWEST
sr ST. Ssss
Trains leave wss1ipston from corner of sixth
AND he sss; limited Express
with sleeping Car. from HsrrsSurs to cincinnaS
chlS. s,s. and ciPsinpst E.prsss daily
and HarisSurs to D oSnaee sS at at
and sR .o sEo a
press. 90 p N. daily for Piitsburs and the
fIspfs Sfsf5 e Sf''s0
NJ aa sstar s"a xS s
Cars washington 70 Rochester s'D'un'' WIZ" rance
For New SSsi and ne ss1 EASY 90 and 1lls
On sunday Mo e 90 sSS li 60 ld P@
s5OT S1fs n daily excerpt Sunday ES and
For BroSfn III through Tai sseF CONNECT Sns ..
1srs s-s City with sIats 2, rsSn AnRss afford
=, ferriaee across New York City,
900 A. NJ; 1870, 200, Ais q co. 10 90 and
days and 90 n daily yipresa' s4o A M week
FOR sA!cTs 81 seo 6o Pc ilSs 40
SS $40 1879 AND nad lafg fM q s4a SS
For Pope's Creek Line, 7:25 AN. and 40 p. NJ daily.
daily, except sunday. Sundays, 900 AM, AS
SaSsS ARASbhia kSb Sssafss sf5t
For I AIss.RaEs o. Il A. III
sunday s' Il Sa5 sD II a an and
For RshnSns S. and the south g AM daily and
1000. 10; % An I'D. 300 5.s% SO 10 ssSs
MGpodsyl 10 On s sunday at 500 and I0:4s An:
Tickets and Information the once northeast cor
ner of 18th street and avenue the
baggage to destination from hotels and residences
LR WOOD e SMnS rHSH General MAnassF
DIEDMONT AIR LINE
r.ss asTs " EE .,sc1 Noy
200 alm-Daily for Warrenton, Gordonsville and
:nd All Mount s1
man PALACE 5net sleeping car Washington to Atlanta
sssSulss and sshsss saneay for
charlottesyiie sia1nten. Loaissiiie cineinnat and
points on the Chesapeake and Ohio route. Pullman
n 90 p.m-Daily for Lynchburr Raleigh. Ashville.
charlotte Columbia Aiken, Augusta, Atlanta, Mont
man buffet sleepers Washington Aiken. s C. Wash
ineton to Montgomery connecting with parlor to
TRAINS oS WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
and As Pm daily, arriving at Round HiI III As
m and 10 pan; returning. leave Round Hill 9 .0s
Mashnsto% 40 and fsosg' sunday arriving In
Through trains from South arrive at Washington
m, strasburs local. 1905 am i'A '''''''A'' o.
Tickets sleeping car reservation and Information
Sania and At passenger station, Pennsyvan.
JAS. L. TAYLOR
Mo General Passenger Agent
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EuRs
JAMES Y DAVIS SONS
HATTERs AND CURRIERS',
1901 Pennsylvania ave-. corner l2thst,
Invite attention to their large and elegant stock Of
FURs. LADIES' SEAL SACQUEs AND DOLMANs,
VISITES IN SEAL. PERSIANNER, ASTRAKHAN.
AND PLUSH.
FUR TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS AND QUAIL
TIES AND NUFFS TO MATCH
CHILDRENS FURS. MEMS FURS, FUR RUGS
AND ROBES. FUR OUTFITS FOR COACHMEN.
In our stock Of Seal Caps we have most excellent
Mcle Tor boys ut 81 Every piece Of Fur that comes
Into our establishment, before being placed sale
undergoes the personal examination Of the frm, thus
FROM MOTH. nl6
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

Woaorsrrn RorAr
MNTON, DoULTON. COPELAND. wED0wooD
CROWN. DERBY AND HAvILANDS
CELEBRATED CHINA NOW ON EXHIBITION.
RICH CUT GLASS tlarse Variety,
DUPLEX AND ROCHESTER LAMPS
FAIRY LAMPS, AND VARIOUS
NOVELTIES N DECORATED
PORCELAIN,
APPROPRIATE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
M. ". BEvERIDaE,
se25-3m No. 1000 Pennsylvauia ave.
DscoRArEn TonEr SETS.
We are opening this week several
NEW DECORATIONS IN ENGLISH TOILET SETS
At very low prices.
Novelties in Royal. Worcester and other famed Eu-
ropean productions for
WEDDING PRESENTS.
NEW CHRISTMAS GOODS daily arriving
w1LMARTH EDMoNsToN.
China and Glass Importers
d. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue
Z. Hanson HISS & Go.
S15 18TH ST.
HAVE ON EXHIBITION FINE LINE OF
WALL PAPERS
INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART CoLoRs AND
CHOICE DESIGNS
FRISCO PAINTING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES
DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
SPECIAL LINE OF
UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY GOODS OF ALL
GRADES AND PRICES.
BRoCADEs,
Pushes,
TAPESTRIES.
vELOURs.
CREToNNEs
SCOTCH LAcEs
NEW IMPORTATION OF CHEAP
INDIAN CURTAINS.
SELLING ALL FURNITURE IN STOCK AT
REDUCED PRICES
sPECIALTIEs IN CARPETS.
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
p HANSON HISS co,
nib s15 18th Street
BIC Cur In PR1crs.
PoRr1EREs AND R REAyyr CURTAINS WAY
We will begin Monday and offer our stock of por.
there's and Heavy Curtains at greatly reduced prices
EVERY CURTAIN HAS BEEN MARKED DOWN.
$12 Portieres marked down to $40.
ID do. do. 10
IL do. do, Is
20 do. do. 1850
20 do. do. 90
Tnrcoman Curtain, in five different colors. Former
price $40; we now cut them to $50. These goods will
all be sold In few days, should call early at
w. H. HOEKES
Carpet Furniture and Upholstery Warerooms,
n11 S01 Market space.
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Ct. II. Krns.
TAILOR,
Ala NINTH ST.

CHIIDRENs SUITS. AGE ola. %, $3.50. o.. q
So mp Boys Single Jackets, 81. and up. Boys
Overcoats, So S. so, "a, % and up. Chldren's Over
coats, 40, g. d and "a Childrens Knee Psnts 4Sc
and up. MEMS and Boys Pants from 81 up.
A nice Pocketb0ok given away to every cash puy~
chaser amounting to IS and over.
Nv. 6ELBY
n13 1e14-1916 Pennsylyania avenue.
CIR THr Brsr.
THE CONCORD HARNrsa
The Concord Collar, Coupe earrings. Road Team
and Express Harness OF all kinda and descFiptions G
lowest priees. Every genuine Concord Harness %
stamped with makers name and trade mark.
LUTz Z BRO,
497 PsnnA ave. adjoining National Hotel
Horse Blankets and Carriage Robes in crest variety
and st very low pricea nl8
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BOOKS, &c.

BOOKS, DC.
A Fun LIME Or BLANK Books
TRIAL BALANCE BOOKS,
INDEX and TINE BOOKS,
REPORTERS NOTEBOOKS.
LETTER-COPY1NG BOOKS.
SCRAP and INVOICE BOOKS.
GROCETsS, and BUTCHERS, ORDER BOOKS.
WRITING TABLETS and ENVELOPES. all sizes.
LETTER. SCRAP. PAMPHLETS and INVOICE
f1lES. WEDDING INVITATIONS. VISITING
CARDS Engraved and Printed.
EASToN RUPP.
d11-3m ststoners. cor. Penn. and 18th ST. NV.
CH1LDRENs Books.
very large stock including the best Publications Of
this year. Many Beautifully illustrated and
some Finely Colored
Special Marked Down Attractions in Caidrens Books
at use, Soc, 75c. and Ell
C. C. PURsELI, Bookseller,
% AIS 9th St
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UMBRELLAS
FOR
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
large and choice assortment of fine and medium
grade Umbrellas in Silk, Gloria and Bingham, at very
low prices.
These include mountings in Gold, Silver Buck
horn Ivory, Dresden, China &c.
handsome line of Amasa Lyons Umbrellas in Gold
and Silver handles, at $780, great bargain.
Gloria Umbrellas, Gold and Sterling Silver handles
at S2.25.
B. II. STINEMETZ son,
Hatters and Furriers,
d13 1887 Penn. ave. next to cor 18th st.
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LADIES' GOODS.
SELLING Our

SELL1Na Our
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
viii sell ont my entire r. stock Of qS1.
fOss 6Bursaaans 'SmfwfsEs ssf 1aosrn
l4AHsH sA4 AHSE. ssgss IN FINE
4Sn HHHish Ssb szeSs shS5s
p hsr D a s1 y ye the month Special
lC1oAxs.
Perfect Shapes Best Manufacture
SEAL PLUSH sACoUEs. eos upwards
! SEAL PLUSH vISITES. lntest and novel shapes.
BoUCLE and AsTRACHAN WRAPS
! JACKETS, from So rs upwards
BEAVER and BERLIN TWILL sko SEw worsh sfg
MILLINERY
Beautiful Novelties in
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS.
Real French Fets, Silk Bound 81. 90 and upwards.
100 dozen Fancy Feathers at reduced prices.
Millinery Ornaments.
Real and Imitation Iaces
Colored Silk and Cotton Brussels Net
for evening wear.
SILK PLUSHES, in all colors 10 inches wide 81 O5
ASTRACHAN. best quality, "a inches wide, $500.
FURS of the finest grade, Muff and Boas to match
HANDKERCHIEFs.
embroidered, French and Irish Linen. -'A
Heavy Silk Plai1' an 1sc p1cos Edge
Elegant Novelties in
DRESS TRrMM1Nes s.xr ,,,u ru,,..
FOSTER KID GLOVES 81 pair upwards Every
pair fitted and warranted.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
designs: best examples Of Ancient and Modern Keef
Work.
J. c. HUTCHINSON.
9O7 Pennsylvania ave.
7Trevise, Paris d.
III some Suits 81: up. Reception Dresses and
9eea s0'" speciality WORK and nnm
II Do your own Dyeing at home. with
PEERLESS DYES
They will dye everything, They sold everywhere.
s They have no equal
Fastness Of Color or fading Qualities They do
noe7eo Drussiss ~ FH fennsy hivASs ave
FEDORA DRESS SHIELDS
ARE # IS Sfi5 II " T%pERnous
n27-s.t.th6m
MISS t WILLS w HAVING i[S g. RE ~. RE-
has ia opened parlors At o. me
Wraps tailor.cnt jackets, etc ~ "''A o'S'''
s: 7. Taylor's system of cutting and fitting.
Tailor-nlade suits a speciality. n0-6ws
i 'fc LEANfNS EsT 5aiH1sHSi IND DRY
1905 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
sas XIV
enss ra nha Dyed Cleaned and Repaired
cARoISE EEhcH formerly WITH ftkPp a. FISCHER snd
Maison Yriese, Rue Rivole. Paris. JAG
ao7 18th st MA pa
line Of shoulder Braces, Reform Waists French Corsets
FAyoRs FOR THE GERMAN. A GREAT VARIETY
Toy pss Issue
%ecas SILVER
fer bS
Is fsSs as. fsSs
Soy G,na shn ssss T &c
S. s: Ssh St. rs:ssss IS
MADAME A. v. LEFRANC, $50 NORTH HOWARD
M St Bal Md Dresses and French
NINE Vos BnAsprs, MoD1srr.
f0rmsFs E Ea to e. I'El cai. N So York
%sds as aSs fitting
aysninE Dresses Bridal 5S speciality pc
MISS ,ANNIEK HUMPHREY, 400 10Th ST. NV.
nal and HER Es.ssstfss sfifft 1T i1e comfort
French Hand made Underclothing Merino Under vicar
and finest imported Hosiery
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods
French Corsets and B,stles
Children's Corsets and 81 Corset Miss rs own
make) that for the price is unsurpassed
N. B.-French German and Spanish spoken mr14
GEAL GARMENTS DYED AND ALTERED INTO
- the and fashionable yisite and Jacket shapes
Furs repaired Muffs made. At Miss CUNNING
HAMS 1910 Sth st. No sign. s24
Mrs Z. McCAFFERTYS BONNET AND FRAME
NJ factory, formerly 100 St. has moved to north
east corner 18th and SITS. Has all the latest fall
styles in bonnet and hat frames seS-4m
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UsEru1 Ho1rDar Presents
USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

JOHNSON, GARNER CO.,
SOUTH SIDE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
All linen Fancy bordered Hand ierchiefs for Christ
mas trade, 12c, 1oc., lSc. zoe. DC
Cashmere and Fur-top Gloves for Christmas trade
Silk Handkerchiefs white and colored for Christmas
trade, 20c., SIC. o0c-, &c, 1.5c.
Silk Mufhers for Christmas trade.
Colored -bortered Handkerchiefs &c, &c., 1Oc
Gents Neckwear, expressly for Christmas trade &c.
SIC, SOC
Ladies' and Children's Leegins for Christmas trade
Lace Curtains. for Christmas trade special designs
81 per pair up
Holiday Umbrellas, "Gold and Nickel Handles, full
size. $3.50. 90, $3.50, 81
C'HOLIDAY RUGS, NEW DESIGNS.m
t"HOLIDAY DESIGNS IN DRESS GOoDs.m
BLANKETS AND BED COMFORTABLEsn
CARPETS AND DRUGGETs"
JOHNSON. GARNER CO.,
% 636 Pennsylvania Avenue
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BLANcHARps
INFILIBLE PICTORIAL COMPOUND.
CERTAIN REMEDY FOR COUGHA COLDS,
CATAkkH AND BRONCHIAL TROUBLES.
This compound though retsiled for the past six
ysars By The manufacturer, has become renowned
through its many effective cures that
PEELED TO place il before the general public.
la doing the propretOrs Of this Sovereign Remedy
for Coughs. Colds Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption.
etc. Claims for II the highest curative and that
Il has proven itself infallibls balm for the acted
In making these eixs for remedy need only
refer you 10 numerous testimonials, which has
shed the verzble fact OF curative power.
Testimonials thankfully received.
Tor sale By all dr1ggisfs.
BLANCHAkD'S MANUFACTURING CO.,
d4-6m Washington, d. C.
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IN TOE
TO GROCERs AND HousEKEEpERs.
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ENTLEMENS SUITS SECURED
" AND PRESSED FOR 81.
Costa, 80 cents Pants. % cents: Vests, % cents.
Altering and repxirins done in best manner
Goods called for and delivered
K L HAHN,
5o5 9th st. NV, ttelephons call 5Q93l and 81
Neaiyert st.. BALTIMORE. Telephone call 1511-2-
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Trev1Se, Paris. dS
NINE. HYATT $50 18TH COR F ST HAND
Wedding Trosseaus at short notice Coats Wraps and
Tailor-made Suits speciality. Work and At guaran-
teed. n21-1mt
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COAL AND WOOD
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
The most extensive dealers in the District Supply
more families than any firm south of New York Tee-
phone connections.
Main Once 1902 street northwest.
Branch Offices and Yards:
1918 Seventh street northwest.
l74O Pennsylvania avenue northwest
22l Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
l12l Ninth street northwest.
6O3 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Corner of Third and X streets northwest
Wharves and Railroad yard:
dl Twelfth aud Water streets southwest.
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The following Senators and Representatives
have arrived In the city and located at the resi-
denceS desipnated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
NO AUTooRAT NEEDED.

II Ia most refreshing 10 hear the voice
or Democratic stateemlnship 40 II 10
uttered by John Randolph Tucker, OF
Virginia, in his report on the proposed
constitutional amendment empowering
the President TO veto any Item or Items
In Op lropriatlon bills, while approving
the bill as u whole.
This Idea has got o considerable cur.
Tency OF late years, and has been adopted
In various States. II belongs 10 that
general outcry against parliamentary
self.goyernment and In favor OF autOcra
cy aud tyranny, which has become pop
ular among certain superficial and un.
thinking people In this country. MIR,
Tucker, we think, has killed II once and
for all
The President already possesses the
power TO to the whole VI an appropri.
alton BILL and why endow him with au.
thoiily TO veto parts and TO approve Of
tho reslp Such provision would make
him the arblter OF appropriations, II
would establish the oneman power In
control Of the Government. II ia co..
trary 10 liberty and 10 Democracy,
Mr., Tucker maintains this view Of the
subject In an elaborate, thorough aud
mastery argument, Tho thanks OF
the country are due 10 him Tor over
throwing such mistaken and p rnic
ious noiion.-[N, Y. Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
AROUND THE COURT nousr.
Log 4 and Other Scraps Picked Up In tho
BlR building,

Log n and Other Scraps Picked Up Ia tho
Zig building.
Emma schadley has Gled petition In
Common Pleas Court prayilg for o dl.
yOrce from her husband, DOnat Schad-
ley, on the ground Of extreme cruelty.
Florence Melser has also iled Pc
tltion for divorce on the ground OF vii.
ful neglect on the part OF her husband,
and praying for the custody OF their
child.
The Common Pleas Court room ls un-
dergoing q thoroug spring cleaning,
and renovation generally, Carpets have
been torn up, and old tobacco guilds 70.
moved from under spectators benches.
MARRIAGE LIoENsgs.
The following marriage licenses have
been lsoued; Paul Bulus and Amelia
Kohler. Canton; D)menicj Colyeneri
and Mary A. Manzo. Navarro, Clayton j.
CARTS and Louisa .. Atkins, Alliance;
Charles Il. Reichel and Josephine N.
Gladeux, Canton,
RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The following real estate transfers
have been recorded up to date:
Baltzer seifert TO Ferdinand Helsner,
part Of lot 780, Massillon, 1876.
John Braucher, by executors and
heirs, to John Y ung, 70 acres In section
II, jackson tp., $500.
David Dale TO Henry aud Corwln Dale,
70 acres In section 30, Sandy tp, f5, 500.
VIM, b. Hinton 10 Henry Dlllman, lot
"a. Mid ilebranch, 5000,
J)hn II, Melser OF al 10 Samuel NJ.
Meieer, 70 acres In section 20. 0snaburg
tp, $4,000.
James Shields to Flora NJ. b ocket, 90
acres In section T. Lexington W, $l, 200,
ShadTac Felte, ty administrator, 5S
72 100 acres In section 10, Lexington
tp, &23il.
Thi same to John s. II ,ldet, 30 0S 100
acrea In section 10, Lexington tp, III 0l0,
Benjamin Werstler to Joel Smith, 81
7.l00 acres In section 22, Lake tp, VI 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

Abram Stephen II swift Ia one Of the
foremost Statesmen OF the Democratic
party.
His voice Ia heard and respected on
all the important questions OF the day.
He was born AT Hayerstraw, New
York, July 3lst, 1922 His carly educA-
tion no obtained In the public schools OF
New York city where he gained a prlza
scholarship TO Columbia College. From
here he graduated AT the head Of his
class Ia 1912 In lSi9 he was acting
Professor OF Mathematics. He studied
law and was admitted 10 practice In the
State Supreme Court In 0Jt0ber 1916
Failing eyeslght was the cause OF his
abandoning the profession, and he en-
gagged In the iron business with hia
father ln-law, the late Peter Cooper, un'
der the firm namo OF Cooper Il Hewitt.
They established extensive iron works
In New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
la 1867, he was one OF the ten u, 3.
Scientific Commissioners 10 ylolt the
French Exposition Uniyerselle" and
made q report on Iron and Steel"
which was published by order OF Con-
gress, and has since been translated In
TO many foreign languages.
He was prominent In the 0rganlza-
tlon OF G roper Ulion for the Advance
ment OF Science and Art" designed for
the especial benefit OF the working
classes. He Ia still an associate manager
OF this institution.
He has seen much OF political life.
having taken On active Interest In the
munlclDal nffaIra OF NeW York City. and
having seryed In the Forty.fourth, For.
ty afth, Forty-seyenth, Forty eighth and
Forty.ninth Congresses.
The subject 10 which he has given
most attention, throug tout his Con-
gresslonal career, has been the revision
Of the tariff. In accordance with his free
trade Views. trying TO secure the lowest
possible duties without diminishing the
revenue below that point which IL nec-
essary to carry on the s0y.rnment.
Although Mr.. Hewitt Ia not an old
inan, his hair and beard are very gray.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

Gen Gordon Ia representative man
Of Georgia. In the history OF the State
his name shines ott among the stars OF
greater magnitude, taking rank with
OOlQult. Brown, T0oms and others or
that cla9a.
During the war no was considered the
rising military genius of the Conieder'
ate Army,
He was born February 1882, and is q
Georgian by birth and q graduate from
the State University. He studied law
and was admitted TO the br; but In
1861, entered the Confederate army,
where he rose from Captain OF Infantry
TO ba Northumberland, and at the
time OF the surrender Of Lee commanded
one wing Of the army, He was wounded
Ia battle eight timea. He was the
Democratic candidate for Governor In
| 1868 and 1879, ,andwas elected U.9.6enat0r
In 1873 aud reelected In 1870. and was
| distinguished for HIS eloqnence and
leadership In that body. In May, 1880,
he resigned TO give attention to his rail-
road interests. He 10 q man OF great
force Of character and decided executive
ability.
The celebration nj Montgomery In
which no took part attracted a good deal
Of attention throughout the country.
Jefferson Davis was the leading figure
there as no has rarely appeared In pub
Ito since the war, and only consented 10
do no on that occasion at the earnest
aOllcltaliJn OF the Monument Commit
tee He Ia now aeventy-elght years old
and very feeble; therefore. no 10 moi
likely TO appear In public again
Thousands o. older people are anxious
TO see him once more, and yet more
thousands Of the rieing generation are
anxious to see him for the nrst and last
TINA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

The prevailing opinion regarding the
glrl OF the period Is unjust, A few do.
cades back she spun, woye, knit, Sc,
Those things have given way 10 modern
machinery, She has higher planes, IL
10 beautiful, She takes DR., Jones Red
Glover Tonic, which clears the complex,
lon, drives away pimples and cures oil
diseases Of tho stomach, liver and kid.
neys. Fifty cents Of Durbin, Wright &
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

ly cured by use of a few bottles Since
which time he has used II In his family
for oil Coughs and Colds with best re-
suits. This 10 the experience OF thoua'
anda whose lives have been saved by this
Wonderful Discovery. Brlal bottles free
AT Durbin, Wright q Cos drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
Five Hundred Doilnra

Is the sum DR., Pierce oifors for the do.
lection of any calomel, or other mineral
poison or injurious drug, In his Justly
celebrated pheasant Pufgatlye Pellets"
They are about the size OF a mustard
seed, therefore easily taken, while their
operation Is unattended by any gripping
pain. Billiousness, sick headache, bad
taste In the mouth, and jlundlce, yield
at once before these little giants" or
your druggist.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
udge Basklu tells me that though

Judge Baskin tells mo that though
Brigham Young left over q million, hls
children are fast going through ",
Many Of the girls have not turned out
we'll, and, In his opinion, mono OF the
children have the ability OF their father,
| came acros o curious fact In connec.
tlon with Brigham Young The other day,
and that Ia that his children acted In
tho Salt Lake Theatre when II was Arst
started, The Mormons are not proud Of
this, aud whom asked MIR. Caine about
II Ole day he eyad n answering the
q1eStlon.-[ From o Washington letter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
Good Results In Every Case,

d., A, Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer
OF Chattanooga Tenn, writes that no
was seriously afflicted with severe cold
that settled on hle lungsi had tried
many remedies without benefit, Being
induced to try DR., Kings Now Discovery
Tor O0nanmpilon, did 90 and was enllro.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

Rheumatism had complete control OF
me and was quite broken down. | be-
gan with a teaspoonfulful OF Athlo
phoros three times daily and lmmedi.
ately commenced to feel better. used
on9 bottle aud II cured me. Mrs.
Magill, 2l7 West Park b., sandusky
CITY, 0Alo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

THE election 10 Richmond, Va, on the
Prohibition question resulted In an
overwhelming victory for John Barley.
corn. The colored men voted solldly for
untrammelled liquor traills. The ques.
tlon cannot DO agitated again for two
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
Receivers Notice,

Notice e hereby glyon That tho undersigned has been
luy appointed ana qualified aH iNceyur VI tho Young
Ing themselves TO be indebted 10 said Ifn are fed1ea
ted 10 call aud tptlle tho same Immediately aud ali
persons having claims hghluei said m arc requested
10 present them NJ once for Adjustment
ap20 DIV JAMES y. LANr1 Receiver
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

The United States Senate by q unanl-
nous vote on Thursday ordered the teetl'
mony In the Payne Investigation to be
printed. The Committee on Privileges
and Elections viii meet Saturday to
begin its arst consideration OF the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
A, II. VAN CLEAR,
WILLIAM LAWRENCE,
I'd n. DoDD.

MIR. Van Cleaf made o motion similar
10 that Of Mr. Runnolle aud the motion
was adopted. 30 that the lobby and
gangetore from Cincinnati. that were
on hand, did not have o chance 10 SEQ
Bohemian Bob make On ass OF himself.
His time for d ing that will come on
Wednesday next, but then nobody will
care for him or his rulings 40 the senate
has made ite rules and under them II
will net In tho election cases.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

When you are constlpated, with loee
Of appetite, headache, take ono Of Dr.. j.
II, McLean's Liver and Kidney Pellets,
they are pleasant TO take and will cure
YOU. 20 cents u vial.
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400 Doses 0ae Dollar" ID true only OF
Hoods 8 SlrBaparllla, and II Ia an un.
answerabo argument ~ to strength and
economy