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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

Resigns His MAsaillon raiIofale For q
Larger Field.

Resigns His MAsaillon faAtofale for .
Larger Field
Rev. u, u, DreRblch TO day resigned
his p%aatorate over the Christian church
NJ MaaIUOn, having accepted a CAL
from tho Ohio Christian Missionary
society," with headquarters NJ oinoln.
natl,
Tho Independent says This STOP
was not In contemplation, nv tho time
Of the circulation Of %scandaloua rumore
regard his removal, shortly after eloo'
ton. lie then had numerous olIerS
which would perhaps have received
aerloua consideration but for the init
nations spread forth that no was
forced tO leave,
"Alr Dresbach, during his ministry In
this city, has very greatly Increased IN
tereat in thG church, aud by his able,
aud often brilliant efforts In tho pulpit,
has filled II every Sunday, one OF very
Btr0ng convictions on Nll au~bltctH-Gon'
ylOtlGna ho has never failed to express
when occasion demanded, very nHtur.
nlly created many %antagoniamH, nnd
nkewige drew friends, hut the entire
circle, regardless Of opinion, held nm
In esteem M u young man OF eXtraordl'
nary versatility aud Information, II not
of Cruditi0n; u speaker OF force ana
command Of language
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
THE AopIouLTuRAL SOCIETY

Elect omoera NJ tho Court House This M
noon~.olher Bug,noss'
The Board Of Directors Of the Agrl'
cultural soclotytlre In session to-day NJ
the court house, Considerable bust
ness Of Importance was transacted and
the following officers elected for the on
suing year; President j. T. Lawrence,
of Lawrence; vice president Valentine
Mong, Of Paris, secretary, j, i, Neiszr
of Canton; treasurer, Henry A, Wise,
of Canton; marshal, Geo, Albright, oil
Lake; chief Of police, .. A. krider, oil
Canton, go,
IL was decided 10 hold the fair the
last week In September, and elaborate
arrangements win DO made TO mako II
u success.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
ROBERT BURNS.
Celebration Of His Birthday An
%niyersary Last Night,
A large Attendance "A Fine Pro-
gram Excellent Addresses
and Well Rendered
Songs,

HOn = nAsl dag, eetoweT No eAft
Where Bdiiln's tongue u kaowa,
fhrY hpnpI %gipTlsus hpberts blIts
AM ha great merit ava,
uia malm nnw, " famu u0W,
huunp " doubt viii dAfHi
Apd yeari, aAd deaHT,
lts huRpred everywhere
The celebration OF tho laOth anniyT.
6ary of tho birthday OF Robert Burns,
la th0 assembly room OF tho city hall
Last night was certainly n grand sue.
Hesa. LOug before the hour appointed
for commencing tho exercises, every
aeat In the hall was taken, ANA when
tho chairman arose TO make his open
log remarks standing room WIS ~ q
premium, The doorway and the SIDE
walks outside WlR crowded with people
who were unable 10 Eet into tho hnll,
A gWat many people from Alliance
and MasaillOn we're IN attendance, but
many who had c0me from these cltlea
WGIe greatly disappointed In not being
nhle % Fat inellF The hall, The pro.
gram was excellently arranged, Hnd
those who participated In tlH enter
tuiumentd did Themselves proud,
Chairman A. MeHWg0r IA his intro
ductofy remarks stated thai II the CON,
mil,eh had been aware OF the fact That
there were 30 many people ~ Canton
who desired 10 pay trlbut' 10 the mem
DRY 0f the great scotch poet tho Iaber
naole would have been secured for The
0cGn ion, Ito deeply regretted that
many were obliged 10 stand, but sun
moro that many could not even 60 ~,
10 tho hail, Ito spoke el0Quently or
Inc man ~ whose honor tho entertain
ment was given, His remarks were
wrll received an showed that he was
thoroughly familiar with the history OF
Robert bnrnf,
oHounic Doom" by Mira J,A,lllynOlds
ollpIo WA Lad was bplu ~ kyir,
by Robert Ross, aud any llearta IN The
Highlands, by MH u, D0nnelly were
sung Ina an excellent manner,
Rev u, -, Waugh, Of Alliance, delly
cred u carefully prepared address which
wn8 llRtencd 10 with deep Interest by
oScola VIVA haze, by James Mcintosh,
UAuld Robin Gray" by Miss Cuthert
"BehInd Yon Hills Where Lengar
Flows" by w Mitchell, were songs that
were wen rendered. Rev +, IL, Barnes
gave q very interesting address,
Mira. j, A, llaynOlda sang "C0mln
Thr0' the Rye" aud Mrs, DOnnOlly
cine Maid o. Dundee" Readings by
Mr. Robert Ross Nnd Mr. George kcnn
were given In u pleasing manner,
1he evenings entertainment closed
with n aoug, oBittle OF stirling Bridge
by Mr. James Mclntooh, ana chorus,
AUD laug Sync,'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
MORE WIS
Gathered Concerning the Establish
mont Of u County Work House.


Tho discussion on q county work
house, started by the NEWS DEMOCRAT
and tho Alliance Review, IN being IT,
ken up by other papers throughout the
county, and II public sentiment has
anything TO do with the matter, stark
county will have n work house In the
near future,
Editor Blascll, Of the Louisville Her.
aid, sagely remarks: There n consider
able discussion around The county In
regard 20 q work house, Some place
for the tmmps and Migrants, 10 well
az for petty offenders, would DO a bless
ing. As II Ia now, II they aro arrested
aud locked up, they must DO fed and
cared for NJ public expense, and afford.
Ing comfortable leisure TO the %yagabond
than which no better situation can DO
devised, 10 his taste NJ least.
A correspondent OF the Masslll0n
American has u few ideas on the sub
iect. Among other things he says the
following, slightly rubbing the late TO
publlcun board Of county commission.
ers: This plan might bo u good one II
Ii could bO put la force But think
we should have three stone yards In
Ateuu OF one AT Canton, There should
be one NJ Massillon aud one ~ Alliance,
or possibly those points might not get
much benefit from the arrangement,
especially " the commissioners should
control The matter; for We have had
enough OF their application Of funds to
roads that never were bad; while the
miserable roads In the clay soils west
Of Massillon, south and southeast of
Canton, and all about Alliance, have
never received any attention whatever,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

about my case, just how I ftlt and M
awcred Ipf g tunt iAH le COSTA e. ~. tH'
III would follow his d,rtcipns end lJtt
his remedies regularly which DID lsr
three monthe and now 7 am 4 well man
which seems nlmostA Miracle TO my fam.
lly and friends. l wish 10 recommend the
doctor and hls treatment 10 the afflicted
everywhere for Il matters not how long
you have suffered or whatyour complaint
Is, ifit can be cured by any one on earth
do believe that man Ia DR.. II, Russell
Burner OF the Ohio Reform Sanitarlum.
1 will gladly Rnswer any Inquiries from
inyalidg about my case and ireatm nj and
1 om sure II will do you good 10 visit DIR.
Burner ~ he Il ono ofthose wholc.souled,
large hearted men, that dors us good TO
meet lie Inspires the invalid ~ once
with his power 10 cure, aud among the
hundreds ofpatlcnts | met ut his Office |
heard not u word lint rr1lec for hlin who
was fcStCring Liom 10 hralth, and 1 wign
you to pub .ish this unsolicited testimonial
lnyour paper, hoping II will Induce some
poor miserable invalid, like myself, TO call
on the doctor and be cured.
Respectfully yours,
RKv. DAVID ID. CoLE,
Springfield, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
THE " coNQUERRR
OF DISEASE.
A Glowing Tribute TO Or, n
Russell Burner by a Mar
Istta (OhiO) Lady.
A very InlereaLIng HIatoTy.

When a child ] was a. healthy a. any
body until was nine years Of age, when
l took spinal fever from which suffered
greatly, Three months was sick win
the fever without raislng my head on Tho
pillow, When ! got over The leyer l
could not stand on my legs at all, They
we're all drawn crooked and were
alralghtened with Iron braces and walked
with them Cor alH months, could not
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
AN ExcnLLBNr EXAMPLE

BOT by Two Political Clubs OF Stark
County.
The Alliance Review says; The
Young Mems Democratic Clubs Of Can.
ton and Massillon set an excellent
example, and one worthy OF imitation,
TO like Republican organizations, IN
Alliance and elsewhere. Undeterred
by defeat, they keep vigorously Mt work,
encouraging by every honorable means
the spread Of party principles. The
MasNllon club Is now nearly q year old,
and may be said to be firmly established.
The membership Is steadily increasing,
the treasury Is in good condition, and
the active work for the party Ia being
done,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
NOT MUCH FAITH

Exhibited by Navarroitos In Professor
Franklin's Recent MoGmorio Feat.
Navarreites don't place much faith
In the assertions Of Prof, Franklin, Of
Canton, that recently, while In Canton,
he mosmrrized In Navarro u lli8s Bail.
is. In concluding II lengthy article that
paper says: While here IL IL claimed
the "Prof." mesmerized Miss Balls at
the Lower residence. Mr.. and Mrs,
Lower, We understand, claim Miss Bail.
Is acted strangely on the Sunday above
alluded 20, but they do not believe she
was mesnierized. Wesh0uld DO glad 10
give Wr0f" Franklin full credit for
performing this wonderful feat, and II
he Is still NJ Canton we suggest that no
try II over aud have q number OF wit
npsse8 present.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
A PlTlFUL STORY
Told by q Wife Who Applies For a
Divorce Extreme Cruelty and
Gross Neglect the Grounds

Melissa Harrison has applied for a
divorce from Richard Harrison on the
grounds of extreme cruelty and gross
neglect,
Tho petition alleges that tho parllea
were married on December II, lhsh ana
lave uuly oue child hylna a daughter
10 mouths old, hhe charges that no
haa been guilty OF extreme cruelty ana
has ouraed her aud threatened TO INLET
great bodily harm aud called her ylle
namea continuously from thetlme lhey
married,
She also says that he has been under
tho influences NJ liquor two or three
times d week aud several times his CON
duct WIS such 40 ~ compel her 70 seek
refuge with others and away from their
own home According 10 tho petition
on November "a, 1881, he again curaed
her aud struck her on me SIDE OF We
face with his list and by hin cruelty
compelled her 10 leave thelr home, since
vino. CANS iipy NtiU uul uttu 90
miher 10 husband mud wife,
khe further allfgea that from Dtetmr
bef II, 1890 ~ November ~, le4l no
failed 10 provide Tor her WIN many VI
tl6 common uecel slllth OF llte, uhppp'
tally aunieient clothing ~ protect het'
self aud child from tho cold, ana com
PEELED her 10 obtain tho same by nor
own resources,
Size also Raja that no was perfectly
able tn do 30, aa no earned from NJ 10
% Il day, but because Of ldlencah, prof
liqaoy aud dissipation no neglected 10
do 30. She praya that hhe may DO TO
atored "a her maiden name, Melissa
stackh0uae, granted u divorce, given
tho custody OF the child ana reason
abba ulim0uy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
FARM FOR SALE.

Tho undersigned VII aoll thrlr tnrm " if1 ntfoa
itNutHl a Wllu rtt W SOW tilulliu fl1tt 60 %.
ami x uiiu west Ot MunliilJ Station tuluinllAlA
On0d fNAmo hOute, lRfru bank barn hna hl nrrth
tAfy out huidmHtl Ten ra ~ Hnud rrphlti Hnpd wen
Uf hnft water, nnd rlHiou NJ lUuHn, ApflhH Tor Stock
timber, VIII Hrli farm " suit purchaser glthet N
ONT niece or divided N not sold hUtnru fub, iNlh,
N%uNAMAKEW HEtltA,
M0uitflr. a., ian. M, tigp sdtOsWtT Mthi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS.
$4,000 Of Coupon Bonds.

Realnd proposals. viii be- received BY No CLARK Of
tho t0Afd 0f Education NJ Caution, QUO, uuul hpun
Of Wednesday, fNhfnnfT liui ltD, tor no .pur'
NhAaH ~ hnnda a. h. itaNUd ~ tho u ara OF fdnnt
lion ~ me Canton unlnr sriN1l Dislfiol rfnfldrd
fnr ~ 4 fphFiHi nei rlsar1 hN no INTO tli' 'fNs.
/ tuHl MACH HHiH. .fHL NWt IutiNiH Vie ISSUE ~
tih0IU Uf Heads thir hHinf tme toruhd lhatalllonl
OF elaO0O Bonds undrr Tho same
H,id iands 10 So M ftn1mins li0ns 0f $1,000 ea0ii
n the hagfHfitn sum NJ ttH, 90. $1,000 0t which
" mature M tWo ears ron ftbtnntI. WV, lteil
hiOD1 IN thrrf yfhra from frhruAU n1lh, lNHl and
IN hNaf Interest AZ tho ritf NJ 0. not cent ptl
hHuUm, payable Rrnl.nnnuallf ana. both principal
AMI interest ray ttie IA tho once ~ the Treasurer
VI tho npAid IN ihis dly,
ilds should specify iho number NJ bonds hld tot
aud rmium uifnftdY hnd Vic hHntrHale hinuuhl
nriudinn premium fWf hll bonds proposed 10 DO
purchased,
nonda ~ no delivered IN Canton, o. Tho Hoard
reserves the flghi 10 accept any or reject all mo
pOaAlsi
Ny order OF uo Hoard, January oh. ieea
wiLLtAM WELLER
ianigshv C1rfh Of tho Hoard NJ hducaliGl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

Salvation OIL cures rheumatism In
from ~ TO d8 hours, Bwellings and
bruises In Il few hours.
Suicide is not more sinful than neg
Getting q cough. For only % cents you
can buy o bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup and DO saved from death.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Unsolicited Testimonial.

Enron FRwrMAN AND FARMERS
Gumn-DeaT SiyS--l am under many
obligations 10 you for the advertisement
and local notice you gave Of Dr. II. Rus.
tell Burner and his Sanltarlum at Co.
lumbuG, Ohio. In your July number ofthe
GUIDE, II led nc 10 correspond with
him aud afterwards 20 ylelt him At his Of
Geo NJ Columbus, where l took his treat.
mcnt which has restored me 10 perfect
health, after suffering forelght years from
q complication Of chronic diseases Of the
alomaeh, liver and kidneys which had
hahlcd the aklll Of all our physicians,
Strange 10 cay, Dr. Burner told me In n
few mlnutca ancr HE examination, all
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
FROST MAY.

Thia Ia What an Old Weather Prognonti'
Gator Says,
Said an old weather prognosticator
this morning; "You can look for .
heavy frost on the 26th Of May. When
We have u fog in January we will have
u frost In May, and on the same date as
the January fog. The severity Of II
win be determined by the density OF
the fog" II this Is true, the frost will
be a heavy one, rs the fog Thursday
night was OF such density ~ 10 oh
struot vision beyond o few feet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
A P-RHMEDITATED FRAUD.
Ia What q Newspaper Thinks Of tho sud
don Departure OF DIR. springer.

NNA
From the reports coming In from
over the country IL would appear that
DR.. Charles Springer, who abandoned
his wife In this city several weeks ago,
has n large circle Of acquaintance In.
terested In learning OF his whereabouts.
The Navarro Independent in noting his
sudden departure says: "rhe affair IS
looked upon here as scheme TO change
locations without settling unpaid bills.
DR.. Springer Is owing number Of Ma
ware business men who with the In.
dependent will be interested In know
ing what his future Adde'S will BIO.
When we Had out, we will not be slow
in imparting IL TO the balance OF his
creditors. With us he has left u two
years advertising and a four years
subscription account, as a gentle re-
minder that there once lived such u
parsonage as DR.. Chas. II. Springer.
The reminder that we are TO give him
that there was once such a paper as
the Navarro Independent, Is yet TO
appear in these columns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

gauge OF this limo the company have
inade many valuable improvements "a
the way OF switches, They are ever 10
the front rank in encouraging Canton
manufacturing establishments ~ tlfn
iRhing them With proper railroad faoll'
tiles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
rhlrd onnrtnrlu Mootinr.

The Louisville local society OF the
Woman'8 Missionary Association OF
East Ohio Conference, will hold their
third quarterly meeting, In the United
Brethren church on Sunday evening
next. The exercises will begin at Z
n'plonlt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

James Gallaher, of Mt. Union, and
Mrs. Eliza Il. Shaffer, Of Magnolia,
mother of Wallace Shailer, Co. j, l26th
0. V. l., have been granted pensions
through the agency Of Chas. II. Jones,
Of Waynesburg. The latter case was
pending IN the hands Of other attorneys
since 1865, and met ouly rejection re-
peatedly. Ny. Jones took the case sew
eral months since and has won q nota-
BILE success. Mother Shaffer will re.
ceive several thousand dollars back
pension. d26 w3l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31


begin TO stand on them without any braeea
at nrst but 1 got better 0lowly 20 that ]
could walk d iey steps by holding on
something, ! got 30 at last that ! could
walk with a cane which 1 used five years,
II ha6 now been two years that have not
used any cane, | could not walk very
fnf; would get 90 tired that ! could
hardly go any farther, Last October ]
l,.,t lltp4t Wi.h De- II, ltag,,ll Eeraer
aud have Improved greatly, DO not get
tired any more and walk with ease 10
what l did before I began 10 doctor with
hlm.% recommend Dr.. II. Russell Bur
ner az belnga very good doctor he has
helped me In a good many things. !
think In u short time he Will have
me perfectly sound and we'll, DIR. Bur
nerE treatment has perfectly cured me Of
eatarrh with which I Guffered badly for q
long time. CARRm THINNER, &
Marietta, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

Ira NJ. Allen and s. =. Geib, who were
appointed by Probate Judge Fawcett
TO examine the county treasury, have
completed their inspection and made
their report. II shows that there 10
S2S5O0062 In the treasury, of which
Sl4,2l0A7 is credited to the city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

The Cleveland, Canton Il Southern
Railway company are building q switch
TO the Peerless. Reaper companyB
works. Since the widening OF the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
unlv Aftnr n Rnnd Rollnr.

The Review says: Canton has set
aside $4,000 for street improvements,
and u committee OF four members OF
the city council is now visiting Pitts
burg aud other places, gathering data
how the money can best DO expended,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Callahan "a Coming.

win be- at the Hurford House, Can
ton, o., on Wednesday and Thursday,
February 6 and 7, TO solicit claims for
pensions, aud 10 attend TO pension bust.
ness generally. Respectfully,
q. i. CALLAHAN,
Pension Attorney and Claim Agent,
Youngstown.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

DR.. II. RUSSELL BURNER can be consulted free of chorge A
the HOTEL CONRAD, formerly Famers' HOTEL Canton, 0. Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday, February 18th, 18th and 10Th, and the
18th and 1911 OF each month thereafter for one year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
c,d Saws In RHYME

Actions spcnk louder than words ever do,
You can't cat your cake ana hold on ton Too
Whom The Oal laAWay then The iltto mice play
WHOM thofo lAa viii ihoro IA alwAya n way
Onet deep In the mud M tho other IN nitro
Don't lump from tho Try Inn pan into tho nro
There's no use crying over milk that Is apilh
Nv Accua0r N needed by conauicnooo l gnilt
Thoto must bosomo nro wherever IA smoker
Tho pitcher goes ott 10 the we'll uil w broke
ny rougca failing out honest men not their duol
whoever N hA no must put on The shoe
An work and no play will makoJnCh q duii boyl
A thing Of much beauty N ever n joy,
A half loaf N better than no broad NJ ALI
Ana pride always gocth before n had fall
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Executors Sale Of Real Estate

In pnrnancc of an order " tho Probate Court OF
staTk county, ohio, I viii oncr for ale NJ public
auction ON
Tuesday, the Goth day of Feb, 1880,
Al one O'Clock n. NJ, upon tho premises, tho follow.
Inv described real tAiatp, Hltuatu ~ the county ot
ltnrR aud aintO ~ Ohio, to.wlli A tract VI land nit
unie In tho northeast and southeast quarters " 400
tOn W, In Plain township \ ark o unity, ohio, md
containing ulgl y slN aud MY ono lnndr0dths
acres OF Land, moro or lcta, and known NJ tho Jonas
WillAmMn farm, Roforcnru being hero made 10 tho
proceedings IN Probate Court for u morn lnll anu no
ouAtO description Of said promises.
APPRAISED ~ eIl5n %, Tortln n H~alO--onosthlrd
cash, 0nDatllfd M one year and Onn.t ir1 IN Two
years from day Of Hnlp, with I tercet, dufOrfOd pay
inenta 10 DO secured by mo tflgo ilpOn the pronlB0n
inld, UAitliAltA WlLLAMAN,
EKocutrlA " Jonas Wlllinln, deed,
JonH o. WRf1'y, ATTY, lan2asLw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

Tho undeuimfd, executors N mo euata ot 4, n,
WeldlnE denrasp1, viii Nipf fef sale no fatiWlhH
described fnN rtiAiH, Via
Lnt No b in tho Vila3H " MenNnNnsFlla, viii q
gnla iiaufs veil ana punil ard fWlt truat
Outla h heTnnlng ~ taH nufihrAai nnrhpf ~ ne
yiiiaBG VI h8iiHudstlllei tupnpe ealt ~ rtfulpti
ihpHNh sluth 4 prf lnsl tipnnh spd ~ PERFUMES
lhelne North 2 pprihai ennHlhlnf one acre more
w lnt|
Aa4 HIHt uIl HHl 1900 ttHt tliIft Hitt.
nluHI ptfHIias spiti NJ in hlnlpni rpuipr IL stll
ylliHH, ilHn0a nis. ~ llff ihslai sputh Tour
fbalnH. nfyradyHn iiHhsi tienna SAT- 70 lNlsl
tlanaf UuTlh mlf Mltiua ana hII
sfyal llHts W llAae NJ hfiiunlnF, tmpfpVpinenb
ihrfeaH I've Hlui stables Nd fnlt tnfpA
Also it So iuI au1 nora hiH ~ ~ No inl ~
tbH yllliWt Nf krHdHil (UUV an WaN, Mhatillnnll
impruVHmHult-Hiut dWullnf he ih, atihlh HHi
sna III tho Hfaf VI W. IN MtssllMf
Also ~ NJ Hin Miller sddlu0H 10 the bwA Of
Nanal tuitH
faiundRy, fhhflag Hndl ~ unt l'glnnh y " uahAl
TutitL Monday, % flAff iNs hhl hanllvNt
Iufi1aY, fpHfIAW hut 100
THuHs-OH fthiul rtsl, ur notes WIN approved
seeuUiy naYaiiH AnUi lat ittll pnnH ANA w QUO
yoaI (AuUl ~ iapil and Uiu thifl W I've kiAla
tAlIii iht ihlDi thH Uaimnlbm nor ana hIl 70
10 ttOarpd W nuUsHi 100 ni lhn PROMISES hHNh
HruhrN nOLis / p,eoutss,
laBiO-bv J,K WlihLtiL N'"''''''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Wonderful Phenomena.
The Moat Remarkable Case
Ever Reported In lhin Coun-
try, and the Statements
Verified by the Best
Cllizen6 OF Ohio,

am ls yoars old, About elghteen
year ago I noticed q thiekening Of the
akin on my len side, ASH gave me no
Inconvenience al tho tine, ! paid hut little
attention 10 II fer pefhnph two years.
then II began 10 form SCALES gnd shed
very badly, The scalp skin would fake
OF like dandmh, but coaraer SOM
meneed using external applications hut 10
no purpose, The disease vent on spread
ing slowly but surely, until MAS entirely
covered With II except my hands and face,
AZ time passed, tie inflammation and
~sheddlng 90 Of tho skin Increased, tho
pores became all ologged or stopped uh
except the exposed parts, 40 inst when i
got hot there seemed 70 be q great iention
on my face and head, I could not sweat
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-19

where running meetings are held each
year, have already signiiied their inten-
ton of coming to st. Paul to see their
great favorite. In the Derby there are
forty entries. among them are Spokane.
Once Again third in both the Kentucky
Derby and Clark stakes), Gaien, Boot
maker. Cassius. Hindoocraft, Spirits
man and other good ones. All the rail-
roads leading to st. Paul have agreed to
give rate of one and One-thIrd fare
every day during the meeting. ana an
three DAYS one fare excursion rate
These three days are july %. 26 and.
90. The s2d is the aay before the open
ing, and will give people a chance to
come and see the Derby. The 10Th IS
the day preceding that on which
the Exposition stakes. one of the
greatest events OF the meeting will be-
run, and the Goth will give everybody
an opportunity to see the events OF the
closing day. As each stake race is Won
handsome purse containing the cash
will be handed down from the Judges.
These purses have been prepared, anl
will be placed on exhibition before the.
meeting. As sample, the one for the
ladies' stake bears on its front a hand
painted picture of a lady feeding horse
from her hand. The painting is on silR.;
while the horse is of embossed yellow
plush, Ornamented with ribbon ana
lace. s