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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-07

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


A u meeting Of the mrmbarH OF the
Rar, pre- "a NJ lhe Court OF Common
Pleas This m lTuing Hon. Louis Scha fer
gaya nOilce after The sailing Of thu dock
~, OF u meeting of the Bs: for the pur'
pOss OF presenting TO the Legislature the
necesa ly OF an additional Juige for thia
subiivl'iOn OF the 8 h Judicial District.
On motion OF Mr. Folger, OF Maasil-
Ion, Hon. AnsOn Pease was appointed
chairman, aud on motion OF Hon, j, p.
/ Fawcett, OF Canton, Mr.. FOlger was cho-
sen secretary. Mr., FOlger stated the
0bjlc OF lhe meeting TO be 10 take such
measures as should inform the Legisla-
tuTe, now In session, Of the necessity OF
all additional Judge for this, the third
subdivision OF the ninth judicial dis
trlct, and memOrializs that bo y 10 pass
an act providing for such Increase OF the
Judicial force OF the subdivision.
On motion OF j. M. Myers, Esq Of
Canton.
RESOLVED, That committee of Ave
DO appointed by the chair whose duty II
shall DO 10 prepare u petition 10 be pre-
seDted TO the Legislature OF Ohio, rep
resentlng the NJ casaity OF an additional
Judge for this subdivision OF the ninth
judicial district OF OHIO, aud that said
petition shall b. accompanied with all
the statistics OF the business OF the Com.
mon Pleas Court OF this county, and
such Information generally ~ viii tend
TO advance the object Of this meeting,
Pending the consideration OF resOlu
tl0n Hon, Judge Peaae made some fOrci
BILE I'D pertinent remarks, showing the
necessity OF an Increase OF the judicial
force for this county. Among other
things His Honor said, I'VE have an
overloaded docket OF over eight hundred
cases, and under our present arrange.
ment cause comm need to-day Ia sure
TO DO delayed, II at all lltigated, two
years before trial can be had"
There Ia q general feeliag with all
the membera OF the bar that an addition.
al Judge shall be elected, and we hope
the Legislature will give the subj ict u
favorable consideration. The meeting
adjourned until tomorrow at o'clock,
when the committee will report aud
committee will DO appointed 10 visit
Columbus aud present the subject TO
both branches Of the Legislature.
The committee appointed on Mr..
Myer's resolution was MesaTs, Myers,
McCaTty aud Freaae OF Canton, FOrding
ofAlliance, and Nc 'aughy Of Massillon,
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Maryland, My Maryland, "


Lovely daughters ana noble mon"
"My farm lies In rather low and MI
asmatlc situation, aud
"My wlfeW
"hhoW
Was q very pretty blondel'
Twenty years ago, became
"SallOwl"
"HOllow .eyedp
"Wlthered aud agedI'
Before her time, from
"Malarihl vapors, though she made no
grumpy kind, yet causing me great un'
eaainoaa.
"A short time ago | purchased your
remedy for one Of the children, who had
u very severe attack OF billouaness, and
II occurred TO me that the remedy might
help my wife, as found that our little
girl upon recovery had
"LOatw
"Her sallowness, and looked as fresh
as a new-blown daley. Well, tho story
Ia soon told. My wife, 10 day, has
gained her old time beauty with COM
pound interest, and IL now AZ handsome
matron(f | do cay II myeeli) az can be
found In this county, which Ia noted for
pretty women. Aud l have only Hop
Bltters 10 thank for II.
"The dear creature Just looked over
my shoulder, and rays Il can aitter equal
TO the dayso OF our courtship, and thatre-
minds me there might be more pretty
wives II my brother farmers would do as
| have done.
Hoping you may long be spared to do
good, | thankfully remain,
Q. l., JANIS,
BELTsyILLE, PriL 20 George Co., Md,
May Goth, 1883,
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THE DOCTORS,
Quarterly Meeting OF stark County Medl-
Gal Society.

Il
Quarterly Meeting of stark County Medl-
Gal Society.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Stark County Medical Society convened
In the private office OF the Mayor Tues.
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
The meeting was called TO order BY
the President, DR., E, o. POrtman. Min
utes OF previous meeting read and an
proved. Members present: Drs E. b,
POrtman, X P. Johnson, l.. W. Pontius,
A. W. Walker A. Leinlnger, s. A. Conk.
lin, j. Fraunfelter, A Z, Brant, Maria
q. Ponlius, l. R'edel, s, b, Post. q. b.
Cock, IL. 7. Morrow, OF Canton; Drs. T.
Clark Miller aud A, p. Pease, Of Massil.
lou, and b, T. YOhe, OF Middlebranch.
The report OF Censors being favorable,
Drs. s. b. Post and w. b. Lee we're ad.
mltted TO full membership. The elec.
ton OF ohcers resulted In the choice OF
the following for the ensuing year:
Pfesident-Dr, A b, Walker.
| Vice Pfesident--Dr Santee.
Recording Secy-Dr. l. w. Pontlus,
Corresponding Sec'y--E, p. Morrow.
Treasurer-Dr r. z. Johnson.
Standing COmmitteea--
| Censors -Drs r, P Johnson, A. ".
Rlden0ur, 7, II. Phillips,
Flnance-Drs. j, Frauntelter, II. P,
Morrow, b, T. YOhe.
IL hics-Drs. s. A, Conklin, Il, o. Port.
man, - Bates.
The Treasurer'J report, showing
balance on hand OF 1914 was accepted
by the Society.
DR.. A. @. Brant, the regular appointee
for lecturer, announced himself unpre-
pared, and was followed by On able ad-
dress upon the cansation aud treat.
ment Of abortions" by Dr.. T. Clark NIL.
Ter, OF Masslllon. Remarks upon the
subject were made by Drs, johnson,
Conklin, Portman and Pontius.
REPORT or cAsEs.
DR., Ffaunfelter reported the cure Of a
case of "Cystic GOitre" by the use OF the
a0pirator and the injection OF iodine.
Remarks by Drs Conklin, Cock, Portman
aud Brant upon the pathology Of the dis.
euse, followed In which DR.. Fraunfelter
ably defended his theory and treatment
DR. POrimln then read paper upon the
prevention Of "Puerperal Fever" elucl.
dating the "Bacterian" theory OF the
causation OF the disease, and IN very
scientific manner thA consequent treat.
mont; ac'iye dlscu sion followed, In
dulged In by Drs, Miller, Poase, Fraun.
felter, Pontlna, Johnson, COnklin, Post
Morrow and Cock.
Appointments flr next mnetlng:
Lec,urer-Dr, W. o. Baker, Louisville.
Alternate--Dr. X, Z Johnson, Canton.
Esayist-Dr ", y. Morrow. Canton.
Report Of Cases--Dr Pease, Maesllon;
Drs. Maria G pOntius, Brant and Cock,
Canton, aud Bates, Of Paris.
Discussion Subject, management OF
labor and the. puerperal state" to be
opened by DR.. Miller, OF Massillon.
Unulual interest was manifested In
The advancement Of the Society and an
active year Of professional observation
uJder the auspices Of the Stark County
Medical Society has undoubtedly Just
begun.
Motion to adjourn until the llrst Tues
day In April at y. M, was carried,
LoRIN W. PoNTIUs, Secretary.
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If not provided with musical insltuct.
0fs Tor their HssI tnnce.
Mr., d0ll 70 OF,d with a selection,
"hnriOu and D1nglW," well rendered on
ace1u1t OF tho distinct articulation and
energy displayed.
Mr. Aungat gave @ very Interesting ad-
dress on The subject OF "0rhOgraphy,"
fayOrinR he introduction OF word analy.
slH,especlally 10 pupils VI fourth and llfth
Iealers, asserting that every good
English scholar should have fair un-
derstanding OF his language by ascer.
talning the roots OF deriVatiye words,
also favored tho requiring Of pupils TO
use dlaerltical marks In spelling.
Mr. Me zger followed with q declama-
uon, "Rienzl's Address TO the Romans"
Mr. Sniyely gave an address on the
subject OF "LiterAt T IA Our Schools"
iaVOring the dlscaI0ing OF trashy llteTa.
ture aud worthless periodicals from
the school room and Introduce 10 our
puplla attracts from the best authors,
especially eldeayOr TO Interest them In
Ihe works OF Shakespeare, Mrs. H4mans,
Dickens and Elm 'ra0n. He also encouT.
aged members Of lhe board TO eudeayor
10 procure a small library for the well
faIe OF the school, AZ II will give ambl-
lious students an opportunity TO crafty
their desire for d good education by
spending their evenings and Sundays
reading our best authors. The subject
OF Bible reading In oar public schools
was discussed by various mambere, the
majority favOrlng Its exclusion from
day school exercises.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Aungst the Instl.
tuIe eDJ yed arecess Of 10 minutes, after
which j, E. Palmer rendered 0 German
recitation, which was heartily applaud
Cd by members OF Institute.
Mr. HJll explained an easy and con-
yenient melhld OF extracting the cube
root TO the complete satisfaction OF the
teachers.
After the reading Of programme for
mex meeting the Institute adjourned by
singing the old familiar "Wyrk for the
Night In Coming"
PROGRAM FOR NEXT MEETING
W. i Harsh-Subject, Grammar.
MIR. SniVely-MOrala In School.
Mary ShatifT-PhOnetic Spelling.
Miss BaTthtlemy-Primary Reading.
). W. Miller-Geography OF Ohio.
Samuel Holl-0pening and Closing
Exercises.
d. II, PaImer-Word Analysis.
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Ohrisimns Conoo.

B. Dannemiller q Sons are largely on.
gagged IN the roasted coffee business, and
their brands, JAVA" "Cordova" and
"1770" are famous for their excellence,
and are sold oil over the United States
Nothing but uniformly 2rst grade coffee
~ roasted by this Arm and 90 q conse.
Quence their trade In coffee has reached
magnitude equalled by very few con.
Germs. In making their Christmas pres
ents Messrs. II. Dannemiller q Sons did
not forget the DEMOCRAT and their Gift
In the shape OF number Of packages Of
their excellent coffee, was indeed one 10
be appreciated, For this kind remem
brance the DEMOCRAT returns thanks.
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Plain TownDhIp roachor.' Institute

Convened at M. Vernon school, January
Q, 1885, nj 1 y. M, with MIR, Aungst as
president, and ] ", Palmer secretary.
After song entitled "There is good
time coming" tho election Of officers
for tho next meeting, TO be held at Mid
dlebranch, took place 10 follows. j. II.
Palmer, president, Mr., Snively, vice
president; :. j. Holl, secretary, w. II.
Harsh, NJ, N, Aungst aud 8. j. Miller,
executive committee. j, N, Miller fol.
lowed with an address upon the subject
OF "Music In Cur Public Schools favor.
Ing its Introduction by requesting teach.
ers TO open their schools with some
pleasant song, devoting ~ least one.
half hour OF eaoh week 70 instruction IN
rudiments having them copy In tablets
the main points asserted In the lesson,
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ducts. The country tavern was an i'm.
portRnt institution In those early days,
aud between Canton and Mae1illOn were
several Of them, BlOOm'a waa the half
way house, and for years wns well
patiOni2 d, hose country tayerns soon
aufpendet after the raj lway was COM
pleted. From the best information a.
hand Mira, EOom and her husband took
possession OF the place In 1886 30 that
she resided there some lifty years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07

Whoever has Visited the Shakers must
have noticed tho bright, clear complex
lon OF tho 5letere. That bloom OF youth
IL the result OF perfect digestion OF food
Tho sallow, detected countenance perva-
ding nearly all our ladies Ia the result
OF indigestion, The Shaker Extract Of
Roots (Slogore syrup will give immedl.
ato relief aud bring back tho glow OF
health.
H,ryey Lee, merchant NJ Twin Syringe,
Mcdonald 90, Mo-, writes May 0, 1884;
"The Shaker Extract OF II ,ots has cured
my wife OF eick headache, which she hos
been eubjpct TO for ton years. She feels
no proud over II ehe wiehos me to>sin
corely thank you for sending tho medi-
cine to this place" James N, Morgan,
merchant Of Empire, Ky, wrltee Feb,
IL, 1884, "A gentleman who had been
afflicted for years with severe rheuma.
tiem has been perfectly cured by seven
bottles; Send three dozen more nj once"
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LoUisyILLE MATTERS,
Items Of Interest from our Regular Corre-
spOndrnt.

Items OF intofeht from our Regular COrros
.....-... spondrnt' -.
Mlss Minnie sauvageot 10 visiting
relatives In Pitlsbnrg.
Miss BOcher. OF Tlfiln, Ia Waiting her
cousin, Mrs. j, NJ. Kerstetter. on Main
street.
Louis D'0strOph, student OF 81. Vim.
cents College, Latrobe, Pa, 10 at home
spending Christmas vacation with his
parents,
Mr.. Elias Myers, aged sixty two, and
a life long resident OF thls place, died
December 81, after IN Illness Of over
three years.
Mr. Jacob Kllngaman, an old resident
Of this place, died on Wednesday, and
was buried on Friday morning from the
Good Hope Church.
Sister Nativity, Of New Bedford, Pa,
convent. was surprised on Christmas
morning with box OF presents sent by
Misses Victoria and Catharine Menegay,
her sisters.
New Year was ushered In, by the
young folks of this place, In q manner
uHIloCoubulous lHO nIlhK VI KuubI
blowing OF horns, rendered sleep out OF
the question.
Prof, and Mrs. Jelly's class, number
Ing about fifty, will give q concert In
Kelms Hall, on Saturday evening, Jan
nary 3, A programme Of great interest
has been arranged.
The remains OF Mr.. Michael Lyons,
aged about twenty four, who died az
his home near Harrlsburgh, were
brought TO this place on Thursday, and
buried from the Catholic Church.
A shooting match for a twenty pound
turkey came of New Years morning,
between number OF our sporting gents;
distance, forty yards; weapons used, pre-
historic rifles; A. M. MacCarthy winner
John MOnier 1lled an affidavit before
Squire Vloland, charging Eugene Peter
man with pointing revolver at his
(Monier's) head, Pelerman was brought
before Justice ViOland and plead not
guilty. He was placed under bonds,
which he failed to furnish, and was
sent TO Canton jail until hls trial for
safe keeping
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
PARIS FONTS.
Hatch OF fNows from tho Fast End from Our
Regular Correspondent


Hatch OF News from tho Fast End from Our
Regular Correspondent
Jacob Walker, west Of town, Ia report
cd TO be very sick.
Mrs, W. Smit and daughter, OF ALI.
ance, were the guests OF y, Smith.
A @, Hlner aud famlly.of Canton, were
the guests OF Mrs, EsIep last week.
Mrs. s. Walton, OF Mt. Union, was the
guest OF Mrs, y. Slmler on New Year.
Mrs. Cyrus Smith has been Qute sick
for u few days, but IL now improving.
Mira j. u roe aud daughter are visit.
Ing her parents, Mr.. and Mra. q, Smith.
U. E, Smith adopted the cash system
on the first Of the year, Success DO
with him,
w. j, B 'ebout and family Of Canton,
were The guests OF his brother Charley
over Sunday.
John Wills two sons, OF Pittsburg,
were the guests OF Nc, 0. Sefert for q
few days last week.
Master WIN SpIOat fell while skating
and dislocated his wrist, which causes
him considerable pain.
Miss Carrie Miller. accompanied by
Carrie Riifsnyder Of UliOnlown, was
home spending the holidays.
W, Shpe returned TO Canton on Sat-
urday. He was on the sick list for three
months, but Is now able 10 resume his
work,
A watch meeting was held at Maser's
Hall on New Year eve In the way OF q
good, old fashioned dance, which was
INDUCED In by a large crowd. II was
pronounced the best In 1885.
IL. j. Miller and wife were taken by
storm on last Tuesday eve. They had
Jns' returned from visit TO Colnmbl
ANA, when their friends surprised them
by rushing In upon them with oil the
good things OF the season.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
Death " Mother Fioom.

Mrs. Annie Floom died at the resi-.
dence on the Massilon road, four miles
west OF Canton, aged So years. Funeral
Saturday morning NJ 10 o'clock from 81
Pe er's Church.
Mrs. Floom wns one OF The old resi-
dents, she and her husband, who died
years ago. having kept tavern where she
dl ID. This was In the dnys when Mas
eillon WAS tho wheat city, aud when, ut
certain Alasons OF the year, hundreds OF
waggp0dv hded with wheat would pass
d,ily kcC4ugh Canton on their way TO
MassijlYqi ihis, OF course, was before
canal Yol Tho only outlet for farm pro.
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OlInInn Crmnhn.
Mr.. II, Germ Ia on tho sick list.

Mr.. II, Germ Ia on tho sick list.
"A happy New Year" 10 oil the readers
OF the DEMOCRAT.
Miss Alice STAN Ia spending q few
days NJ tho homo OF hor mother.
Mr.. II, l.. Hollinger and family, OF
Athens, Mich, are yleiting their many
friends In this village.
Eighty dollars In cash was stolen
from the residence OF John Wher last
Saturday while thoNiamily were In town.
No clue.
MIR, Harry Spanglor, while skating on
tho river few days ago, broke through
the loo into ton feet OF water. He was
rescued by some boys that were near NJ
tho time.
Tho "0ld Log Cabin NJ the Lutheran
Church last Sunday night wasa success.
II will be reproduced next Sunday even
Ing, January 10th, together with songs
and recitatioDs. Admission Scents.
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Newapnpar Change.

The Wooster Daily News now appears
In greatly altered and vastly improved
form. More attention 10 paid 10 live
local news than formerly, and the re-
suit Ia that the paper now presents its
readers with q good, liberal quantity Of
this article. This beneficial chaDge has
been brought about by the News pass
Ing Into hands OF new proprletors, John
j, Ashenhurst, Frank r. Eshelman md
Charles i, Steck, who are already full
filling their promise Of making the pa
per q good, live local journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07

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