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"Siinc eyos To my cyolids clirg thiclly,
My tongue fcc's n mouthfnl niWl more,
My scnscs are sluggish mud sickiy,
TO 1.-Two md to breathe is II buio.
Ny head weighs n ton aud n quntcr,
by raims aud by pangs ever split,
Which manifold washings with wntor
Relieve not q lit "
After Swinbnrno these limos mny 10.
n long way after for that matter, but
whHt a description OF tho man whose
bowels aro cos.ivc. liver disnrdorc1,
blooi out " soits. Such All individual
needs DR.. picrce's Plcnsn"t %Purgntlvc
Pellets. They nrc pleasant 10 iako aud
powerful 10 cure.
DR.. riorCe's Fnvoriis Prescription
cures NIL hose peculiar weaknesses Ia.
Il " females.
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From Mondays Daily.
RALMAGUSDl,

john Il. Bradley. camo down from
Deeth this morning.
Mrs. II. McAdnms camo down from
Deeth TO attend tho funeral.
Il. W. IIendcrshott. telegraph oper,
ator at Wells, WAS in town yesterday.
Ed. Kelly aid fam Mccain came
down from IIalleck this morning to at.
tend the funeral.
We regret to learn that Thomas Hun.
ter is on the sick list, suffering with u
slight attack Of pneumonia.
Col. ]. Il. Moore passed through yes
tsrdny en- route for San Francisco to
which point he shipped twelve cars Of
beef cattle from Halloek yesterday
morning.
The Commissioners. Stanley Rigsby
and Il. L. IIamill, mrs in session to-day
on business connected with the special
election. They will probably finish the
business some time tonight.
County Clerk Henderson received by
last nights mail certified copies, from
the Secretary Of State, Of all amend
mcnts to be submitted to the people at
the special election t. be held two
weeks from to-day.
On Thursday Mr.. Murray, OF EIko,
Introduced Assembly Bill No. ~, an
Act regulating foes. etc. OF certain Of
iicers. Not having n copy Of the bill
we are unable 10 give the mnin features
Of the proposed change in the foes OF
certain officers.
We have received n neat pamphlet
containing n full description, with up.
propriate fluctuations. of the now fam
Gus Gol!en Gate Special, the finest
railroad train in tue world, which
makes weekly trips between Omaha and
San Francisco. Travelling 10y this train.
surrounded by ell the c~Onvcniences of q
luxurious home. il real enjoyment, us
nothing is wanting 10 add to tAe com
fort Of passengers.
Attention is called to the
ment Of a grand ball to be given by the
Pleasant Hour Club, OF Wells. at the
Bulls Head Hotel. on Tie evening OF
st. Valentines day. February lith.
Arrangements have been made TO so.
cure the hest music, n sumptUou5 ball
supper will b. laid aud everything will
DC dOns for the comfort, convenience
aud pleasure Of tn ir guests on that
occasion. All WHO love the amusement
Of dancing should attend on February
H., 1889.
BY reference to mn item elsewhere il
will he seen tia, Dr. McigS has Tt last
joined the Ancient and Honorable
Order Of b, ncdict', having cal turcI
one Of the fair daughters Of the GolIcm
State. Sir. and MIS-. Meigs arrived by
last evenings train aud to day ME re-
c~eiving tie coaGrGtl lations Of n host Of
friends in which tho INDEPENDENT
heartily joins. May their welded life
he one Of unbranded bliss, and may
health, prosperity and happiness he
theirs throughout IL LoGg md useful
Iifu
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from Thursdays Daily
sALMA0uxDl.

Regular meeting E,ko Lodg, No. Is.
h. Of p. at Castle Hall tonight.
Mrs.. Nay Esgle.ton. sister of Mira
Gabe HoAkins. was married to II. J,
Hill OF Winnemucea, at Alameda, Cal.
last Sunday.
We do not believe the Lottery
Scheme can he adopted hy nn sHirma-
tive vote on tho Ilth instant. We will
give orr reasops Tomorrow.
We regret 10 learn that Thomas
Hunter is still confined - his bed
suffering with pneumonia. Yesterday
he folt 20 much better as to be up,
which WAS no douLt premature. Us he
was worse again last night. We trust,
however, thnt he will soon recover.
II You wish to lcsislnts Gov. Davis
out Of Office, vote for Amendment No.
8; md il you wish to iegnlizc a gigantic
gambling monopoly. vote for Ameud-
mont No. %: but il you wish to defeat
the designing schemes Of few leoshes,
vote No" on every Amendment.
We acknowledge til, receipt from tle
W. G. T. U. Of Exc. of copies OF papers
containing the Petition OF til, Womeu's
Temperance Union TO the Legislature,
introduced over two weeks ago, and q
letter from the President on the
lottery scheme, both OF viii ch nre too
lengthy for our columns. The Petition
WAS referred to in these columns ut the
time it was introduced, and it is rather
late to publish these articles now, even
though we had tho pace
We acknowledge the receipt Of a
pamphlet bearing the startling title Of
''Thieves in The Temple. Turn Tho
Rascals Out" On examination we
hnd it to bo m argument against the
liquor trafhc. delivered in Carson by
Rev. E. w. VanDereuter. OF the Metho-
dist Church. The only objection which
We And 10 the publication is that it
bears the imprint of n San Francisco
Printing House. Whats the matter
with Nevada print shops2 II tho Neva-
da Prohibitionist must send to San
Francisco to get their work done, the
people of this State will be justified in
sending to tho same city for their Pro-
hibition literature and lecturers.
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'Ghe Lottery Scheme.

We received this morning copies Of a
circular entitled ''Tbe Lottery Law.
Reasons for Voting Against Amendment
XXI, which hakos Room for a state
Lottery" Tho arguments aro clear md
iorcible against the proposed Lottery
Schemo. aud tho document should be
in the hands OF every voter in the State
but owing to Il, length IL is impossible
to publish IL IN th.so columns. The
circular Ia signed by such mon rs Il. II.
Lindsay, Il. II. Bigelow and II. l. Full
ton. OF ltsuo; 4. ". Crutohor, Of w,nno.
mucca; A. Il. Fisher aud John Sparks,
Of Wells; DR.. J. J. Meigs, aoorga Rus.
sell mud j. Il. Bradley, OF Elko. aud
many others Of the best citizens Of tho
State.
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nors A~n.,yA....
Dspo, nst.l-ciark q Greea, pro.
pIie10rS

II w Kilovlton. Sacio; Jack Dem.
ming. Battle Mtr;R A Owens. Well:
P Hansen. Wells; Chas Gnirt. Trneker;
S Spencer. Chas Adams, Paul schilis.
stroni. w,u Mitchell, So Fork; Mis-. s..
n. Streeter, Lamoille; Il Books. DIX
land; D Y Alexander & wife. c ID Alex
andsr and wife, North Fork; Viii B
Gown. LIN Scsivencr, OBJ La Shells,
John Dnn@Gne. S T.; J Davis. Tuscn-
rorn; Sirs J l. W mes. Euresu; Gllbe,t
Henry. Mound; S T. Randall. Mis- rhos
o'C"nuor. Edward U'Conno,, Ruiy
Valley.
Wan Krnnkis, Glover Valley; A W
A%tcliinson, Salt LAX; SA Van Prasg.
OBJ LtShells. san Fiancisco; Z II No
Deiraott. A u Stfeeter. Lnnuilir;F E
Cnagnnn. ruscarora;s Sreuc. & wife.
South Fork.
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Long Felt Want.

Another evidence Of the importance
Of sending intelligent, industrious aud
capable meu to tho Legislature ia dis.
closed in n bill introduced IN tho Az.
scmbiy Inst Monday which IL destined
to iii u lung felt want. Wo nlludc to
A. Is 40, ny Allen, Of storey, which
provides that no porson attending n
tLoatro or other place OF amusement
shall wcar II hat or bonnet oycr three
inches from the head. Now this strikes
IN ns nm important matter for tho con.
sidoratiUn OF tho combined wisdom Of
tho State. II this Act should become u
Inv thrcatre goors will be compelled to
wear thoir hats oh their heads. Quot
from six TO ten inches from IL M ia now
the cuSiom.) and much annoyance
which has heretofore been experienced
Ivy reason Of persons oleyating their
head gear moro than three inobes above
their heads will 10 dispensed with. We
hope That somo iar-sscing solon will
have incorporated an amendment Il
tho bill providing that 10 mat. woman
or child shall he permitted to remoV,
hat or bonnet from tho head during M,
| theatrical performance in any hous,
- OF Nevada.
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Tho I.sople Pay tho iIiiis.

Tho Trnckse Republican says "the
insurance trust is about To throw n sack
Of 100000 or 20 ihto the California
Lcgi laiu,o, and this mems, Of c0ur,c.
another raise Of insurance rates TO make
the amount good In this way the
people pny for bribinp their own repre-.
%sontntives This IL nh ~indigni,y hard
10 boar" II IL hardly possible snys the
Reno Gazette, the abov. n0mod trust
wi have the presumption to att smpt
tho use OF their iIl.gotton coin on The
Nevada Legislature.
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Ex-Governor George lIondly. Of Ohio,
VIII Is now ii rrIidcnt OF New York city
aud II mtmbcr OF the bar there, has nj.
ways had IL wide reputation for the bril-
iInncy OF his mind aud tha sharpness Of
his Wit. This story is told Of him: In
the trial Of the great Hooking Valley
suit ut Columbus n year or two ago
Judge Stephenson Burke was making
a brilliant Argument before tho jury in
behalf Of tic defense. whca he used
this expression: "Niy friend. Judge
uoadly, says that this ism case OF do
libcrato stealing. Now, l nm probably
not a. good II judge OF stealing MS Judge
lIot0ly-" no." interrupted liondly
like n flash, mot rs good IL judg-, but
a better practitioner"
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DIED.

HUSrsR:-Iu Elko. New. Jnnunr, 90
1889, infant daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Thoulns Hunter, aged II days.
BnADr:-At Bishops. Exc county,
Nevada. July 20, 1889, Joseph Y.
Bradt, n native Of New York, aged
about 80 years.
DAwLEY:-In Elko, Nevn1a. ut 1:2O p.
N, January &c, 1889, Birdie, only
daughter Of A. G.. aud May Dawley,
aSed II years, 8 months anil 81 days.
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To the many kind friends who 40
cheeriully nnd faithfully rendered vRlu
nblc assistance and iondcrol kind sym.
ratby during mi recent great nOliction,
va icsiro to express our iIcnrlfnl thanks.
Your tender cnre for the deceased, ns
vol AZ yonr Rolicitndc for the living.
shnll over remain iudclibly inscribed OH
tho tablet OF memory. To you NO cail
but say, tod bless you for tho many
kipdncsses shown during tho past fov
weeks.
A. O.. DAwLEY,
Mtnr DAwLrr.
rIko. Ian %. IaS9.
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only II Partial Success.

The annexation aud sow1,s, nam
m'''"o OF tho Nevada Legislature re-.
sur"ed this morning from sncrnmcnIo
lhey seemed satisfied with tho ot,i.
'ndo Of tho California Lawmakers on
tue 'awdnst question, but none OF lhoo,
seemed to think there is any likolihood
u, I've o,liiorninns tfor tho present n,
infringement OF
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Obituary.

Birdie Dawley, notice Of whose death
appears elsewhere, the only Child OF Mr..
and Airs. A. &. Dnwley, WIS born ia
Ruby Valley, Elko county, Nevada.
August D, 1874, aui was consequently
In the fifteenth ycar OF her ng,. The
gresisr pant Of tho time during the past
ior ysnrs War spent in Elko where her
parents hav0 resided, and where Birdie
was u grcnt fnvorIto with those Of her
ngo who ~cro her constant comrnu.
ions aud schoolmutcs.
She was taken sick on tho 18th dry
OF November md Tor nearly toa weeks
aho has displayed tho most rcniarkal 10
fortitude md courage over exhibited 10y
ono OF hor ago. During tho past three
weeks her life has hung, NJ 1t were. OF,
n thread. aud though her physicians
had given up all hopes OF her recovery.
still this heroic child held on to lite
with mol, bpncity M 10 express ire.
qucnt hopes that sho would eventually
"pnli through" az nho cxpio.sod IL.
But At last when Tho Grim Monster
could be put or no longer. Ia tho pres
ence OF her h]cntlbrOken parents she
quietly sank crest, her sufrorinss end.
cd aud her cnfranchised aud puce spirit
o It's flight 10 tho realms Of the bio It
Tho heartfelt Hympn,hics Of n hcst Of
friends oto extended to the boreavet
patents Ia their groat and almost I'LL,
boarable aniiciion.
The funeral will take place from tIt
residence OF tho parents OF The deceased
~ . o'clock =. N. next Monday, lh,
18th instant.
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Notice TO Teachers.

Toe next Segninr examination OF mp
plicants for teachers certificates will be
held in Elko commo nciug ON Friday
July 10. 1889, Mt which time nll who
desire to apply for certificates Will
please attend. No examination will DO
he'll previous to the nbovs date. hence
no one need apply for q special exam.
nation.
W. O. Love,
Ex oflcio Supt Schools.
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school Report.
MARKIEp

MEIas-w oLFE:-In Stockton, C%aIifor-
mia. Wednesday, January %. 1889.
Mt tho residence Of the brides par
ents. by Rev. Lemon. I'M Episcopal
Minister. DR.. !. j. Meigs, Of Elxo. to
Hiss Dslin Wolfe, OF STOCKTON.
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Regular meeting Eiko Lodg, No. Is.
Il. OF p. at Castle Hall tonight.
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Eiko, Jan. 30, 1889.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
saUGBs,

IT Is not always the man who looks
the wisest who knows the most, but
most people don't know this, so that "
will pay you to look just as wise as you
possibly can -lSomeryille journal.
THE Boston Evangelical Alliance Of
Ministers have adopted q resolution re-
questing that no liquors be used at The
Inauguration of President Harrison,
and that some other entertainment be
substituted for the inauguration ball,
CoNGREssnAN LAIRD, Of Nebraska,
is reported ~hopelessly Ill., lie Is re-
elected to the next Congress, Already,
It is said, the hungry patriots have com.
menced to skirmish for his place,
Two or three of our Protestant
clergymen made n dive NJ Henry George
last night. The Rev Muller referred
TO him rs an agitOCor, Martin Luther
was n continental agitator, as his proc.
lamation was the signal for universal
war.
WI suggest Private Dalaell for Com.
missioner of Pensions, This would re
move all future ADVERTISEMENTS about
the surplus; and the sugar tariff and
the salt tariff and tho lumber tariff and
all other tariffs could stand intact.
WE are in receipt Of House Bill No.
815. by Hon. John IL. Monnot, TO reduce
tie cost of school text books. Watch
the Solons and see how they squirm
over this measure,
CONGRESSMAN W. H. WILSON, OF
West Virginia, one Of the foremost
members of the ways and means com
mittee, will be the next lecturer before
the Y. M. ID. Q. Of Canton, Chairman
Krichbaum received a letter from him
this morning fixing Friday evening,
February I, as the date Of hig lecture,
THE low neck dresses must go,-[N,
Y. Graphic.
Go whereof Why to the inaugural
ball.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
waynoaburR Notos.
Especial OorroapondcncOl
WAYNRsBUR0, Jan

lfFNNfH
WAYNEsDUR0, Jan, Is,
O. A. Law, late editor Of the Valley
Enterprise, has sold the same to his
foreman, j. W, LIcOck,
william Mcdonald yonturcd TO rub
noses with q horse recently His (Mc.
Donald's) nose bears marks Of usual
results.
W. M. Beatty, Magnolia, drew the
sleigh sold at FinefroCk Il Winnings on
chances. Also, another sold by Carnes
on chances, Drawing occurred Satur.
day evening,
V, Rinohart Is looking after the cor
pulent porkere in this vicinity.
Madame Rumor says, 4. d. Carpen.
ter, our tonsorial artist, will leave US,
M. E. Sunday school starts this year
with brightest prospects, Have n first
class superintendent II, II, Williams,
Frank Shane Ia still confined TO mis-
room from the effects Of q broken limb,
Get of, Frank, when you think the
horse will fall.
Ladies' of LoChinvar Club agreed TO
disagree, and all agreed TO have no an.
niveraary reception.
At times our town has o superabund.
anCe of dentists, AZ present there are
none here.
Money seems TO be In demand nj
fair interest.
ECO. Bedding, an old resident Of this
place, died at his sons home In New
burg last Thursday. Mr.. Belding left
here for an extended visit with friends
In Portage county. Was gone about q
week when death overlook him. Ills
remains arrived here Saturday noon.
Funeral services were held In M. II,
church Mt 2 p. IN, Sunday,
Mrs. Frank Machamer Is sick.
Mrs. Pyles contemplates moving to
Colorado.
Mrs. DR.. Bye is in Canton attending
her sick mother.
M. M. Mays Is improving in health
rapidly. Hopes Of speedy recovery.
George Llninger wants to get mar
ried.
Mrs. II, ID. Carpenter is visiting
friends In C~arrollton.
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FnnerNl Of Anthony M. pioro.

The funeral Of Anthony NJ. PIero
took place from ~, johns Catholic
church this forenoon, and was attended
by a large ]concourse Of people, among
whom were the officers and employees
Of G, Aultman h Co, where for many
years Mr.. Plero occupied the important
position Of foreman Of the shipping de-
partment, and was esteemed alike by
the management and his brother em.
ployes for the many sterling traits OF
character no possessed, and his strict
and answering devotion 20 duty.
MIR, Pier0 WAS n man much admired
by all who knew hiu "a devoted father
and husband, and his death viii leave
an aching void In the circle Of which
no was 80 long a cherished member,
Out Of respect for hlB memory the
@, Aultman n Co. shops were closed
down for the day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
81, PAVRIoIps DAY

10 10 Celebrated In Grand Style ny tho
Irish OitlEena Of Canton A Meeting
Called 10 Perfect Arrangements,
Next sundy afternoon ut 4 o'clock,
Mt o, M, II, A, hall, there will be a meet
ing Of Irish citizens aud those In sym
patty with them, for the purpose OF
making arrangements for celeprating
~, Patrick's Day In an appropriate
manner
Those who have the matter In charge
purpose 10 celebrate the l7th Of March
In such "a manner a 10 make the day
one long 10 be remembered by every
Irish citizen OF Canton, Several dit
ferent plans have been talked over and
the meeting next sunday IL called IN
select some definite way In which 10
celebrate tho day that IL dear IN every
lriahman,
All Irish citizens aud thORG In sympa
thy with them, are requested 10 DO pres
ent NJ the meeting next sunday after
noon, aud help 70 make the entertain
ment u grand success,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
THE A .

Florence Bioklon Concluded 10 Pay For q
uold Watch Which She Purchased,
Rather Than Loavo Maeaillon.
Last night Thomas Is. Bruggie made
complaint against Florence Sickles
for unlawfully removing goods from
the city.
IL seems that some time ago Mr.,
BruggIe sold a sd5 gold watch 10 the
fair but tickle Florence, who agreed TO
pay for II on the installment plan, She
paid a portion OF the amount and con.
cluded that the climate Of Massillon
would agree with her Letter than the
atmosphere Of Canton, she departed for
our n0lghboring city, but forgot TO pay
the balance due on the watch,
Last night 00lCer James ! ant armed
with q warrant for her arrest went TO
Massillon and called on Florence, but
sooner than accompany the officer TO
this city, she paid the amount Of the
bill and the costs In the case,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Yours very truly,
q. "SCnWEITZER,
Canton, January 10, 1880,
AN INSURANCE. COMPANY SUED

ny Richard Cunningham Who Claims
That He Holds Two Policies Which
Have Not Been Paid.
Richard Cunningham has commenced
suit In common pleas. court against the
Royal Insurance Company, Of Liver
pool, The petition alleges that the
plaintiff was the owner Of u stock OF
general merchandise In Augusta, Car
roll county, and that on February ~,
1899, said stock was destroyed by fire,
lie also alleges that he carried $4,000
insurance on said stock, S3,0O00f which
was In the Royal Company. He claims
that the company Is indebted 10 him In
the sum OF Ss,0A 32, for which amount
no asks judgment.
The petition also alleges that the
plaintiff was the owner Of a stock OF
general hardware which was destroyed
by hre, and on which tho Royal Com.
pany had 5000 insurance, lie asks for
Judgment against the company for el,'
0i0,0b on the hardware stock,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
WANTS A DIVoRon.

Peter Schneider Charges His Wife With
Conduct Uabeooming q Lady,
Peter Schneider has commenced an
action In common pleas court, asking
for q divorce from Mary Ellen schnol'
der on the ground Of adultery The Pc
tltlon alleges that theparties we're mar
ried In Canton on November 20, 1870,
an have two boys aged II aud & years,
The petition says that on February 3
1887, the defendant ran away with John
Skunk, and since has been living with
him NJ u place unknown TO the plain
TIT, The petition further charges her
with committing adultery with John
Skunk at the residence Of Adam BOl
linger, In Osnaburg, lie prays that he
may DO granted a divorce aud given
the custody of the two children,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
THE GAY SPORTS
or North Industry Hold High Carnival
OF Pay Day,

or North Industry Hold High Carnival
on Pay Day.
The Big Six OF North Industry gave
a dance In KurtS new hull saturday
evening, and tho attendance was unus
ually large, The affair was q great ono
for TINT mining town, ana Ills said that
II was the SWEETEST affair IN The history
of the burg, II was payday at tho
mines, and the disciples Of the pick and
shovel intended TO celebrate the event
In u betting manner. While some
tripped the l. I. /. others sought refuge
In the cNpacious bar room, aud II was
not long until tho rocket made was as
loud as the liquor was strong. And
what n time they did hayei IL was not
until long after sunrise that the last
yestiges OF the nights carnival were
removed. The Blk Six intend 10 give
In several weeks q masquerade ball.
Those who attend can expect some
thing out of the usual run.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
An Important Meeting.

The Board of Managers Of the Young
Mems Christian Association met in the
Association 10 Tuesday evening on
important business. Nodelinite action
was taken by the board on the business
before II. The board adjourned for
one week, The matter before II was
on the adoption Of plans for the new
Y, NJ. O. A. building. The members OF
the board preferred to make nothing
public until the next meeting,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
WHITE GAPS A

Another Lottor Received by n Rondont OF
Canton--EIrort Boing Made TO Discover
tho Author.
Peter Bour, who resides on Lafayette
street has been warned by the White
Caps TO abandon certain habits or he
will be treated by them. II ia claimed
that he Is u drinking man and has not
taken the loving care Of his family that
q father and husband should.
An effort Is being made TO discover
The author Of these letters, which are
being sent TO different persons In tho
city, and II the guilty party Is discover
cd, no will bo dealt with TO the full OK
tent OF the law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

Weak eyes and infamed lids indicate
anlmpure condition of the blood. The
best remedy 10 Ayers Sarsaparilla. It
yitalizes the blood, regulates the secro.
lions, and expels all scrofulous humors
from the system. Try II. Price 81.
Worth S6 a bottle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Arrested for Disturbance.

John Mcdonald and David PETER are
arrest on u charge otdls'WbanCe
and Will be given 4 hearing before
Mayor Blake this evening, These ar
rests are the outcome Of the fight on
Myers street, last Sunday night, men.
ton of which was made In the News.
DEMoCRAT of Monday evening
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

about 0 o'clock in the evening and
hung around tho premises for a half an
hour, This Italian is described ~ being
u tall, well built fellow with q heavy
black mustaGhe, and II Is thGOught he
h watching the house, waiting Tor an
opportunity W commit some terrible
WTimg.