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Sometimes fails Of its Inurdcrous intent. The
insidious and dastardly attacks made upon the
reputation of Hostetters Stomach Bi;tes by
persons who seek 10 palm off cheap and fiery
toncs as identical with it, or "thc same thing
under another name or equally as good" in
most instances react disastronsly upon the I'M
prncipled traders upon popular creduiity who
attempt them, converting their speculatiors
into ruinous failures. The Bitters is pure,
wholesome and thorough medicine, adapted to
the total cure and prevention of fever and
ague, bilious remttent, dyspepsia, coDstipa-
ton, biliousnoss. debility, nervousness and
kidney troubles. It's every ingredient, unlike
those in the limitations Of it, is Of an ascer-
tanned standard Of excellence, and while they,
by reason Of their hery properties, react inju-
riousy upon the brain and nervous system, Of
both those organs it is sedatiye and nyig-
GRANT. Refuse all these harmful limitations
Charles Gaycrre, who was elected United
states senator in 1915 is Tcgar led hopcey III Of
eryspelus at bis home IN New OrleIns. Judge
Gayerre who is ia the csly fourth year If his age,
was the grandson Of the ist mayor Of NcW Orleans,
aud the author OF Il his.o Of Louisiana ami other
tr.ftftg
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~ nEMTO (silyer) pays for your address
OEN = in the agents Directory
III Iwhcn goes " hiring all over the United
IOStates, You will get hundreds Of samples.
circulars, books. newspapers. magazines, etc, from
those who want agents. You will get lots of good
reading free and he well p'enscd with the small in.
yestmcn List containing name sent to each IersoH
answering this advertisement. 4. ID. Campbell.
1876 BOYicstOn, Indiana. NMme Lhis paper.
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GLOW Can sho Ever Love Him."

is what you often hear said when the prospec-
tive groom is the victim Of catarrh. Glow can
she bear such u breath % GLOW resolve to link
her destiny with that of one with disease,
that unless arrested will end in consumption,
or perhaps in insanity" Let the husband
that is, or is TO be. get Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy, and cure himself before it is too late. By
druggists.
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what we SOW, that shall ye also ielp," IF We
SOW good seed, we may confidently expect good re-
suits: hcnee, it behoOycs every man and woman to
carefully consider where the best seed may be OBJ
tanned. Seed that is warranted pure, fresh and
rai.cd on IL eva lnrms is what the veteran seed
grower james j. II. regory, OF Marblehead. Mass.
offers the public, aud his wellknoVn integrity
makes his warranty valuable one. Send for his
1885 catalogue.
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IN Agents wanted. 300 Scrap Pictures andAgt
IA outfit forte. RAY CARD CO., Clintonyilie. o
n this paper. augj0-wk 0m
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-02-07

fathers and mothers and moved off to Texas,
leaving their dead in the care of the old
church, it makes me feel bad for knew that
those have the picture of the old house with
its every nook and corner, and picture OF the
graves they left behind imprinted upon their
hearts, and they live in the faith that thus it
will remain, but I've seed it, and if you move
the old church, the graves will soon go to
rack, and after awhile pass away,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-02-07
SARGE.

Don't commit suicide! if you have dyspop-
STA; with headache, heartburn, distress in III
stomach, no appetite, and are all worn out
but take Hoods Sarsaparilla and be cured. 1t
creates an appetite, and gently regulates tho
digestion. Sold by druggists
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j Told You So.

Mr.. a r. Ireland Of Brcen. Phillips & Co.,
Nashville, Tenn, says 81 was afflicted with
Piles for twenty years and tried every rene
dy offered me finally used the Ethiopian Pile
Ointment. II gave me instant relief, and has
effected q perm anent cure Sold by all drug
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flsEn InStantrelicf Hna cure in fow days and
EofykN returns. purge; salyG supp0Sitory.
! taV1 Remedy mHited free. Address.
j. II. REEVES. 10 Nassau ST.. Now York.
GEORGIA - FaYETTE COUNTY 80 TO ALL
" whom It may concern J +. Necl has in dua
form applied ~ the undersigned for permanent let
tiers o. administration on the estate Of Amelia Har-
well lale of said county deccase |. and Will pass
upon said application on tho first Monday In Febru-
airy, 1873. Gwen under my hand and official sig ma
ture, this Goth Gay Of December, 1897
y. NJ. FRANKLIN,
jan wky II Ordinary
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National Surgical Institute,


Treats Dcfornties aud Chronic Diseases, such
As club Feet, Diseases Of the Hip Spine and
joints, Paralysis, Piles Fistula, Catnrrh, Fe-
male and Private Diseases, Hernia, Diseases Of
the Urinary Organs, etc, etc. Send for Illus
trated circular. i'm
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EarlX DECAY.

YOUTHFUL INDISCEErIoH results in complaints such
rs LOSS or MEMORY, SPOTS BEFORE THE EYES, DEFECT
I'VE SMELL, HEARING AND TASTE NERVOUSNESS, WEAK
BACK, CONs1fpATGoN, etc, etc. ALL MEN, YOUNG
and OLD, suffering from these actOns, lead II life
Of misery. A LINGERING DEATH. the reward OF
their ignorance and folly causes many to contem-
plate and even commit SUICIDE and large numbers
end their dnys amidst the horrors Of INSANE
AsYLCMs. FAILURE IN BUSINESS AND THE Ru1HATiON
OF HOMES are frequently the results Of ERRORS OF
Youth,
WILL YOU BE ONE MORE numbered with tha
thOtsnn Is Of unfOrtunates, or will You accept,
a CUHE
And be your own physician Medicine alone never
did and never will cure the diseases resulting from
selfabIse, If you will have u Remedy that is Per-
lection as well Us Cheap and simple you can
doctor yourself, send your address with stamp fOf
reply and ! will mail you II description Of an
sTiiCMENT WORN Al NIGHT, and this sEvRa-FAIILHd
REMEDY. DE. JAS WILSON,
Mention this paperl Box Nj, Cleveland o.
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Consumption surely Cured.

10 the Editor:
Plense inform your readers that have positive
remedy Tor the above named disease. BY its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have been perma-
nently cured shall De glad TO send two bottles OF
my remedy FREE 10 any Of your Ieadcrs'who have
consumption If they will send their express and
po3t0iIice address. Respectfully,
7. A. SLOCUM NJ. C., 131 Pearl ST., New York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
INSIDE HISTORY OF TIE CHICAGO
CONVENTION,


The WEEKLY DEMOCRAT will soon DO
able 10 present 10 its numerous client
age, an inside history Of the Chicago
Convention, so far as the conduct Of
Governor Foraker, Major Butterworth
aud Major Mckinley are ecneerned,
The main points Of the article are now
fully understood In this office, and we
are now waiting TO verify certain
points, before we give the history TO
the public. This article will probably
create q sensation In these parts, The
article will give some dispatches that
passed between Major Mckinley and
Senator sherman during the wrangling
in Chicago, and win show pretty con.
clusiyely who was trying TO knife Sher.
man In that convention, We may also
mention $40 rosa that bltter ana YlO
lent feud now exists between Governor
Foraker and Major Mckinley, In which
Senator Sherman is sure TO become in.
volved before the end of the coming
Winter. The only object of the NEWS.
DEMOCRAT now is, and will be, to tell
the absolute truth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
EDITORIAL seuIBs.

The majority against Prohibition
In West Virginia on the Constitutiona
Amendment voted for, is not far from
10000.
lr 10 happens that the aforesaid Gro
yer Cleveland, late sheriff, etc, as aiore
said, is not reelected 10 the presidency
as aforesaid, and the people OF Massll
lon have lost Gen. Sherwo0d's promised
speech. Neither Joy nor the morn will
come and the citizens will have 10 pine
for their promised intellectual fodder
which they would have had had Cleye
land been 70 elected. In the event that
he had been, Gen, Isaac II. Sherwood'l
speech as an intellectual repast, would
have been some alleyiation.- = Massillon
Independent
II the editor Of the Independent will
hire u hall, the editor Of the NEWS
DEMcRAT win agree TO make n speech
In MassillOn, explaining how II happen
ed that, with two Republican papers
and one nn able and brilliant daily, thC
Republican party, ,butrassed with plenty
of cash, lost ground In Massillon, while
the Democrats, with no cash, made O
large aud substantial gain,
THE little verse on our inside, in the
editorial column, about the chap who
superlntended the earth, is not original
TIE Official count for Ohio will moi
be finished until the end Of the week,
Tomorrow in the city Of Washing
ton Me Lord Joseph Chamberlain will
snatch n rich Yankee girl from her par
ents. How well we remember Nellie
Grants wedding at the White House
and what n sad woman is poor Nellie
now. But then Sartoris was u fraud
while Lord Chamberlain is u real lord
and diplomat, Still, great men sci
dom make great husbands,
TO-DAY is the cath anniversary Of
General Shermans start from Atlantis
on his famous and romantic march e
the Sea. And yet through all the misti
Of the intervening years, how viyidly
the scenes Of that bright November
morning in Georgia come back X
memory.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
THE ROAD QUESTION,
More Views on the Injury to All
Glasses by the Mud.

The road improvement sentiment IL
spreading beyond the corporation nm
iis ia its length, The few interviews
which we're casually picked up by THO
NEws DEMOCRAT yesterday seem 70
have started thought, or brought out
expression of II from many sources
The business community 10 getting
alive TO the fact that II cannot subslst
upon purely local trade, but TO thrive
as il should must secure the trade OF
the country properly tributary "Ihe
same principle applies in the country
as ia tho city" said citizen this morn
ing, oGOOd roads will decrease a far
mer's taxes Just as they will those OF
the city land owner, When roads are
made impossible by mud, the products
of the farm are kept from the city, ana
the cost of living Ia enhaneedi eggs,
butter, everything OF the kind goes up,
The farmer cannot dispose OF what ne
has, and the city residents are unable
tO purchase them. 80 the expense. OF
each class Is increased, and ~ strikes
heavily upon the wage worker dood
roads are OF more benefit than u Dig
mandatory 10 tho latter class
"The farmer has his taxes Increased
by the mud roads, because the expense
h continual without him receiving
practical benehta, The price OF MS
land Ia decreased because ready access
TO IL prevented, and sometimes wen
nigh impossible, Then his revenue IN
Diminished because he cannot liupQee
of his products, Thus the foolish
method, or lack OF method which has
been 30 long followed, N an injury al
around, itwOuld add many per cent
b. the value Of the fafmefs land, Just
aa II does 10 the lots In the city, 70 have
the roads MRCadamized,'
"Take the road between Canton ana
MaaailOn, for instance" said another
"Whlle not q yeery bad road IN oompar'
isOH with others, IL ID far from being
good, Think Of the effect upon tht
value OF the land abHttlng upon II, y
there was a good, solid, clean ROAD
There are hundreds Of people WHO
would readily live two or three miles
out Of the city, as within H. u they
could come and go ~ all seasons with
out difficulty, Yet nothing ~ done "
is amazing how shortalghted we are
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
AVERY INTERESTING oAsH,

A aon Of Rn italian Rohleman mniieea an
American oirl 10 Italy Where lie De-
aerta HeF'-He 10 now "a Jail,
New YORK, Nov, Ia Special, The
police here have succeeded pretty well
in securing the history Of u man now
under arrest at Raymond street jail,
Brooklyn, for wife deHertlon, IL APP
pears that his right namo IL Pielro
Detto Italian DemIssna Cinnbar. He
ls o member Of the best families IN
Rome, Ills father 10 General Count
Valentino Cinnbar and his mother be-
longs TO one OF the most exclusive ltal'
ian families, A year ago Cinnbar mar
rled Emma Meyers, daughter Of u hotel
keeper ~ Ilob0kcn, The marriage
mace stir NJ the time 40 the girl was
pretty, accomplished and popular lie
took his bride 10 Naples, where the hus'
band deserted her, because the family
who had planned his marriage TO n
young Italian girl, refused 20 recognize
his American wife. She traced him
back TO America and took lodgings In
Brooklyn. llunted for him and found
him q few days ago living with q widow,
u grocery keeper named Cameron, un'
der the name Of Peter Cingbars. She
had him arrested, lie admits that he
took the girl TO Italy with him, but de.
MES the marriage, He Is still In jail
and can't get bail, II looks like long
term for him IN BlaCkwell's Island,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
Bound over For Horso Stealing

AKRON, Nov i4.--A. b, Strong, the
young man recently arrested in ALI
ance, was arranged In police court in
this city for horse stealing and was put
under $1,000 bonds to await the grand
jury. He could not give the bail and
was remanded TO the county Jail. He
is charged with having stolen DR.. A. Q,
Beldens 5000 rig and also a rig belong
ing TO Mr.. ]. Foust of this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
Ladies' Jackets, Geeting n Vickew,
MARKETS
Chicago.

Chicago,
CmoA0O November IA Wheat was weak
and lower early, but rallied later 10 tl lAAl
for May on short eOyerlngi then prices do
alined 10. About noon many bears turned
buyers and for few minutes there was 3
liyelv market, May selling up TO d lbK
From this there was gradual lot down u
tho olohing figures, Conditions are not ma
terlally changed Receipts were ila cars
December sold between tl ~ and 81 hh
and May between u iaH and " lbH,
Corn was dull and weak, declining y IA
10 for the near futures Estimates OI
light receipts for tomorrow had q tempor'
AIRY etlet but free selling vet prices back
Receipts were 800 cars and 10000 bushels
by canal Oats were fairly active, atronf
and closed y 70 Nc higher Receipts l0l
ears and 1900 bushels by canal, Proyl
fIons were inactive and ranged NJ slightly
lower prlceA
Closlngprlces-W Wheat November fl i2)s
December n laR January u iiB6, May
9i li4Ml li3s Corn November 40he
December $3.50, January N4e, May Sseso,
Oalai November 2bAe December 2bAo
May 2OAo, Pork November and Deoem
bor 3ii b7lS January llG7lg, May
tii07h, Lard November Ss M, Decem
ber ts O7lg January Ss OLA May tS 22lf
l,ihai November 81 i5Gg7 AZ, January 81 4!
607 Az, May AZ G2A,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
NORTH INDUSTRY.
Items * Interest by Our Special Cores
pondont.
NORM INDUSTRY, Nov. lS'

NORTH INDUSTRY, Nov. 49,
There has nothing new and exciting
taken place IN our town Of late. Inc
election went of quietly and peaceably
ana Wo have all settled down 10 our
nsual occupations and hope all things
work for the best, We would ike 10
iell o. the betting between Mr.. abe
C3urhton, Of this place, and Mr. Wells,
az Canton, but have not asked permis-
tion and win not dare do so.
Wo ware told Of a man in the upper
and III town that built a COW stable on
2shhNlls. Hllemember the Sabbath DAY
ADD keep II Holy" 10 written IN the
l,obk. and Is command we should
UNeX 4.
NV. John Zofbe has bought q fine
ti,A,, uf horses and win begin work In
' Yhe woods getting logs into the mill.
()uf i0wn Is growing bad There is
a,ml.1li buying and selling done on
4llt Sabbath day as any other day.
N. \. l.Aac llippett invites the people
ofRbfli Industry and vicinity 70 yialt
n liilm at hia new place o. business.
}ii. ghArp n Hsttine S3Ady 70 iuoyc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
WILL NOT DH IN THE CABINET,
Major Mckinley Doesn't fropole 70 Hurry
His Presidential Aspirations
Especial tO the fltlthufg Dispatch

His Presidential AHpifhuphh'
Especial 10 The rlttiburg DispNlchl
WAsIiNGNoN, Nov, ~ j. There 10 not
much chance that President Harrison
will put Mr.. Mckinley IN his cabinet,
There Is q superstition which mas been
very much confirmed by the cases of
ex.Secretary Blaine and Secretary
Bayard that the Cabinet Is n graveyard
for Presidential aspirants, The same
is the case with the Speakership Out
Of 80 men who have been Speaker, but
one, James X. Polk, ever became Presi'
dent, aud he was an accident, yet every
man who ever was elected Speaker i'm
agined himself 20 be on high round OF
the Presidential ladder
As one administration after another,
aud one Congress after another Illus
trates these queer unwritten laws, 80
public men get more and more super
stitious about them as they become
more familiar with them, No, Mr. Nc
Kinley will remain on the door OF the
House
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

EAST LIBERTY, November A,-.Cattloi TO
cepts Sl2 head shipments 476i market
strong NJ Yesterdays prlooai no cattle
shipped 10 New York yesterday, Hogni
receipts 1880 head, shipments 1900; mar.
ket slowi feeding lower; PhilAdolphiAr
% 00@5 10, mixed - b5g5 90, Yorkort
o. 46C0b 10, common 70 fair 80 5000 40,
pigs "A 1000 0O fourteen cars OF hoga
shipped to,New York yesterday. Sheep re-
eoipu 2,e0O head, shipments 2, ,200i market
AiendY az YehiofdhYA prIeoh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
sont 70 tho Arrlum.

Mrs. Neinniger, wife Of Mr.. John
Neinniger, who lives in the southern
part Of Canton township, was brought
TO Canton last night by sheriff Leining-
or, and this morning she was taken TO
the Toledo asylum by Turnkey Reigler.
For the last few days Mrs. Neinnlger
has been laboring under mental aber-
ration and yesterday she became despe.
rate by climbing upa tr.e with u butch
or knife In her hand and threatening TO
kill anybody who would come after
her Mrs. Neinniger has been adjudg.
ell insane three times, but was only
once sent TO the asylum.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
TURNED TRAITOR.
D. Il, Borden Sticks His Partner and
Then Runs Away With u WO'
man Of Easy Virtue.

ID, l., Borden, a member OF the firm
OF Borden 4 Miller wholesale fruit and
produce commission merchants, corner
Fourth and Cherry streets, has skipped
out for parts unknown, ana has taken
with him some cold cash belonging 70
his partner, Borden and d. Miller en-
tered into the fruit buslneas IN partner
ship sons time ago in this city MT,
Miller furnished the money and Borden
was 10 secure him by transferring u
Ifs insurance policy TO him, but that
part Of theoonTaet was never fulfilled
by Borden, For some time past Bor'
den has been in communication with q
Miss Grodea, OF GAINESVILLE, who Ia said
10 be a woman OF easy virtue, Borden
borrowed money from his partner I'M
der the pTetense OF sending II 70 his
mother but at the same time used II 10
bring Miss 0rOdeR 10 Canton, Since
she mas been In the city Borden has
been 80 buaily engaged Ia gallanting
her around town that Mr., Mlllof'a aua'
plciOn waa aroused, On Monday no
went 10 the Farmers Bank and drew
tbs money out that was deposited In
the firms name, and deposited II In his
own name. lie did this Just IN Time,
for Borden telephoned the bank lmme'
dlately afterwards and wanted 70
know whether the money was
atill there In the FIRMS name, Borden
then went 10 the store and relieved tho
money drawer OF a2s In cash. lie
packed his trunk and had II sent away,
When Mr., Miller returned Borden haid
he was going 10 the depot 70 nee q lady
friend of, He has not since been seen
and the general opinion II That the two
have eloped. Borden IL q married man
whose wife and three childfen live In
Cleveland, Mr., Miller says he VIII con
tinue the business IN his own name.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
Louisville Items.
Especial Corrsspondenoe,J

LOUISVILLE, o., Nov. IA.
Marcus Metzger and Jerry Pence are
recovering from o severe sickness.
Rev. l.. Hoifer was serenaaed by the
Canton City Band on the occasion Of
Y. M. d. c., of Canton, parading here
Louis Bali2et left for California, and
Louis Menegay for Colorado
Thomas Mcdonald, the telegraph
operator, left for the far west.
E. Chalet is preparing for the state
of matrimony. The boys are tuning
their tin horns and bells.
Tom Blast and Charlie Gulling were
forcibly entered by the marshal into
the calaboose. Fine and costs for the
exit.
Big scramble for the Louisville post
office. Some ten candidates are in the
field. Wait, boys, until the Postmaster
General gets In.
The Democratic majority would have
been over 200 Ia Nimlshillen township
II all the Democrats were got out
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
Powderly Evidently Master Of the situr
AiOn

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov, H.-Powderly
is evidently master Of the situation
Litchman, who stumped for Harrison
for q consideration, and some other
mercenaries, ARE opposing Powderly,
but Litchman has lost caste and is
likely to lose his prestage as a poser In
tho field Of labor. lie is on the floor
and is the subject Of sneers and Kisses
from q majority of the assembly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

CRclNSAT November II. Market lrmoi
on green meats and lard steady. Dry
sated meats wanted, Pork regular Si6 90
family Sl6 90. Lard kettle dried 90, Hog
slow, Receipts 1900 head. shipments i,0Os
common u 0bCpb 10, fair 20 good light
u 5000 40, do packing 90 1000 80 select
butchers a. dOOb 90 Cattle steady. Re
celpts i4i head, ahipmonts $685. common
81 6OtG2 90. medium g. 26@S 90, fair 10
good ahlppug 80 1905 OO, good 70 choice
IS 5000 o.
Whisky sales Of ia barrels Of hnihhed
goods on the basiA Of u IL per gallon fol
hirh wines
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
Attention. soldiorn.

CT. Callahan, the successful Pen
sion Attorney and Claim AGENT, Of
youngstown, Ohio, will be at the Hur.
ford House. Canton, o., on Wednesday
and Wednesday evening, Nov. 2lst, 70
attend to pension business, and solicit
claims for pensions, increase OF ren.
gions, bounty, &c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
anna nall nll lhe lllnhl Man.

SCRANTON, Pa Nov A. Especial, f.
This morning Carney Turner o boss
coal miner on a tear, was ilouTiahlng q
revolver when II went OF, The ball
passed through the arm OF bystander,
struck pick and glanced back aud hit
Turnerin the head, inaieting q fatal
wound,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

There is no more fruitful source of
disease than vltiated blood. ltinyolveB
uvery organ and function Of the body,
and II not Immediately corrected by the
use of Ayers Sarsaparilla, sooner or
later leads to fatal results. BE warned
in time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

into his new house, and will have a
nice place TO live.
Mr.. Stimmel is slowly recovering
from an attack OF malariG
Born to VIM. Davis and wife son, a
real dandy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
Mrs. JAY Gould is Better.

NEW YoRK, Nov, Special T.
Mrs, Jay Gould is better this morning,
aud there 10 now some hope OF her re'
eOVerV.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

The worst feature about oatarrh 10 itH
dangerous tendency 10 consumption,
H0Od'a Saraaparilla cures catarrh by
purifying the blood,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
Cant You Read 4?

suoh lay down this before You
read the few words lowenen Bros have 70 say 70 The election excite
want settle down 20 hard facts NO matter what party
the government you must work mighty hard Tor your good old dollar
interest spend the best advantage possible