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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
A pcnnsYlynnInn nlamlsncd.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Joscph O.
Squrcs, Of Pennsylvania, an 81, 800 clerk
in the pension Office In charge Of the
records OF tho medical examining board,
has been dismissed, This action was
based upon tho samo causes that oc.
oasionsd the other changes recently
made IN tho medical division. Com.
missioner Tanner considered that too
much libOrty had been shown In rorating
pcnsions. All such cases are now held
up and action upon them Is suspended
for the present, II is expected that the
secretary Of the interior will soon make
u ruling defining the policy that Is to bo
pursued In such cuscs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

ID very likely tho one that has conveyed p0l-
Sous W your system from h0mG Old Wen,
whose waters have become contaminated
IRON sewers vaults ~ per00lHtl1na from tho
hnlL 70 eradicate these pnAQnh from tho
hyhleln ana aAyH yourself q spell Of malarial,
l{phnll 90 hlllnlil tpyer aud % keep tho
llyel, Maneys Anl lungs Ia q healthy ,gnd
Vigorous condition, usG Dr. Fi6rpG6 Golden
Medical blso0yery II arOuHfB all tho eNs
fihl0fy ORGANS iul0 activity, thereby peanas
luE Hnd purifying tho hyblem, freeing Il from
~ inannef NJ blnnlrpnlhnna no matter from
what cause they have arisen, All diffaAeh
originating from torpid Ur dHfHnged liver,
o. from Impure blood Yield ~ iia wonderful
curative properties II regulates the alGms
lel ana bowels prOmGich tho appetite and
digestion, nni cures Dyspnpsla, "llyer Come
plant" ana Chronic Dinuhoa, halt-Thoum,
letlcr lozOmA, tfYslpeIaa forGiuluus h1res
Hnd hWellngl Enlarged Glands and IumOm
disappear uulHf W. use,
"Ouldnn Medical Discovery" II the only
blood ana llyng medicine, sold by druggalA,
undnf u positive guarantee ~ iia benns
luHH o. curing lu ryrry cu6bi Or money paid
Tor u VIII DO promptly returned
copyhaht lss bY WoHiBa ms Mfp. ASSN
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Boulangcr's Manlfcsto.

LONDON, July co. Eoulanger is out in
u manifesto today in which he says Of
the law just enacted in France against
multiple candldatmc that IL Is blow ut
universal suffrage. He announces that
he presents himself as candidate for
the councils general in eighty depart
mcnta and concludes with the assurance
that the despicable gang which now dis
honors France will soon DO pitilessly
aWopt nWny.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

WASHINGTON, July eO-ln his report
for the Improvement Of rivers and mar,
bora, Lieut., Beach states that $50, 900 h
needed for the Allegheny river 100000
for the dam ~ Herr Island, Allegheny
river, and $4,000 for Ice harbor NJ the
mouth Of Muskingum river, Ohio. The
lieutenant eaya In his report Of the
Allegheny rivers "Much relief can be-
given the struggling commerce Of the
river by continuing the class Of work
now under way, ~ many localities re-.
main that require Improvement |
would cali special attention 30 two
places, Wis Hickory Ripponnd Cowan's
Hnnrock Ripple, 40 each Of these u
dixie iS needed 10 bcttCr ~ condition"
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FInhcrmcn nyrrhnnlod.

New BEDFORD, Mass, July 0.-The
state police on board the steamer Nellie
yesterday overhaulod the steamers A. II.
Serrell and Seaconnet, OF Newport, r..
l., whose crews were fishing for mon
haden near West island, In violation OF
tho Massachusetts, law. The crews,
numbering twenty-nino men, were ar
rested. The penalty is conllscation Of
the vessels and 5000 ilno for each man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

DEER PARK, Md, July 2O.--Tho heavy
rain on Friday raised the streams 10 q
great height In the mountains, carrying
away bridges and doing considerable
damage Trains are delayed on the
Porkersburg branch Of the b. & o. by u
heavy washout, No passenger trains
were reached here from Cincinnati since
Thursday night at 10 o'clock. Rev. DR..
Scott, President llarrisons fathcr.in-law,
has sufficiently recovered TO go down
stnirg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Peddler Kllls Two Mou who Intended
IGhbing Him.


MONTREAL, July g0,-Nowa has lust
been received OF q terrible tragedy
Tuesday night at st. Cuthbert, q VILLAGE
forty miles down the river, A peddler
from Montreal arrived there Tuesday
night aud went 10 stay no friends
house, but found that all but q daugh-
ter, aged %, had gone TO the city, The
peddler told h0r 10 go 10 noighbOr's
house aud got u companion 20 stay all
night with h0r but the nelghhor refused
10 allow one Of the children 10 go, Dur
Ing the night the girl was aroused by
knocking ~ the door, She went 10 u
window and saw two mashed men, who
demanded her money, She awOk0 the
peddlcr and told him, aud ho handed her
his pocltetb0ok 10 give 10 tho robbers.
The latter said this was not enough, and
the girl again returned 10 tho peddIer,
who said he would attend 10 tho matter
himself, Taking u revolver from his
yallso he went 10 the window and shot
both men dead, The girl ran 10 the
nclghbOrA house and told what had hap
pcned, whom tho woman exclaimed that
II was her husband and son who had
been killed, They had intended robbing
the poddler,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

What Ia the secret of longevity everybody
viii ask Woll the chief feature Of II ap,
pears 10 have been discovered long ago by
llcine ~ man should bo very careful y
Gald that brilliant eynlc, "in the choice Of his
forciathcip,' Tho great thing, Ia fact, 10 bo.
gin with Ia 10 como Of good stook-to have
had line OF ancestors phyEIcally and mon
tally strong,
Then, We gather tho next stop IA 20 DO born
woman or moro strictly speaking female,
"Womcn,n lluioland declares, faro moro
likely than men 10 become old,n on tho fifty
two contcnnrlana roforrod 10 by Dr. Hum.
phry, thrty'sIx were Of what Ia abNrdly
called "tho wcalcr sox,n
II Is VOL, apparently 20 bo either n clergy.
man or lawyer, such mon live the longest
II would talo too long 10 Inquire why, mf'
fec 10 that tho statement carries conviction
with 10
II IA pleasant for many OF N 10 know, ON
such good authority as Dr. Roosos, that
wealth docs not necessarily insure prolonged
existence, Tho poor ought 10 havo oyory
consolation possible and II should crafty
thom TO know that, II lifo Is not No pleasant
for them "a Tor tho rich, IL b likely 10 bo nj
least quItoas long, fnot longer Moreover, a
certain proportion of them may bo still fur
thor gratinNd tolcam-th ayorHgostroot boy
will delight In lt-.thHt cleanliness is, Seem.
ingly, by no means essential to longevity
We read Of n ntcmInino etntonarian who, ao'
cordng 20 Dr. lioosc, must have been "a sin'
gulnrly dirty person. shomoorod hor tNco
with lard aud thought it sho washed eho
would bo uO 20 tako cold, But perhaps 10
would not bo wito TO argue too rlgldly from
oven half dozen eases Of this sort On tho
whole to b. clean appears 10 bo athcra aholp
10 health -PIttsDurg Dispatch,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

NEW York, July 90, THE Graphic
says that the National Democratic COM
mitteo still owes over 5000 600 for cam
paign eXponsesfand that Mes5rs Brice
German and Scott have made up $780,
600 of that sum,
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Copyright ina. BY 7, u. IlArns q Co,

fore I lelt rurA no was auls 70 walR tne
whole way from hIa hotel 10 Dr Chnrcota,
u wus a remarkable cure, aud there are many
like H."
"ll0w was tho treatment found outI'
"lt wa partly by accident, An American
doctor was In tho habit Of mspondIng hla pa,
tIenta Tor the purpose Of making plaster
east Ia eases Of curvature Of the spine From
this aoy received great benefit, and hh
method was adopted Ia Russia by q doctor ot
tho namo Of MotohowkoGsd one day no
found that patient NJ hls whom he had lH
pended Tor tho purpose Of putting on this
plaster cast had broken the oast, 10 that tho
bonellt which manIfcstly resulted from hh
treatment could not DO attributed 10 the
cast From this ho inferred that tho i'm,
provomcnt was really duo 70 tho suspension.
a fow experiments soon satisfied him that
this was the ease aud ho tool, 10 hanging his
patients as regular method Of treatment,
Dr. Charcot hearing Of tho results that had
followed from a DR., Raymond, who had boon
on q medical mission 70 Russia, conducted u
eorlo. " experiments In tho Salpctrioro aud
found that Tho treatment worked maryela Il
IA now adopted a. q regular method OF treat
mont AZ the Salpolricfc aud nervous patients
nave experienced thoroirom the greatest pos
6iblo advantage In no case has any injury
TO the patients followed its adoption, Whom
| loft tho Salpolrtre took over with mo the
complete sot " eusponsory apparatus aud
am now beIng hanged twice week regularly
In my own r0oma There is no reason why
you should nos havo an apparatus erected In
the oilcs Of Tho Pal Mall, In which you can
stretch the spinal cords Of all ncryously lr.
rltablo persona Pail Mall Gagetto
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

EDINBURd, July 90 Parncll has
arrived TO receive the freedom of the
city to-day. llo was greeted by y lurge
crowd and addressed an open air meot-
,nnr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
Administrators Notice.

Notice Ia horeby given that tho undersigned has
been duly appointed aud qualified Administrator Of
tho estate OF George llane late ot stark rountty
ONO, deceased. WIN, II, DRAUUllER,
Administrator.
Dated July o, 1850. it-dwt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
Stark County School Examiners Notice..

OArrog..l ..lcxaminailona Will be hold on the Mr.
Saturday OF each MONTH Examinations VIII hVfo-
after be mold ln tho South Plum street School In
plaeoOf lilgh school,
Ar ALLANoH-Oo October 18th, 1885, aud February
9th, 1880
Ar MAssttLoN--0 October with, 1883
AT CANAL FuIroS-March OH, 1885,
AT TNAvAnpr--A April 18th, 1880,
Ar MARLpono.-May ltth, 1880.
l. M, TAa0AIT Ulork
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

HKo n Az tho gonerAl election 30 no held IN ne
year one thousand elgM hundred md nlnety-two
"Ahhn thefo bo n convention ~ Ttylle, alter or
amend the Constitution" |" shall be submitted 10 the
ELECTORS OF lie ulale, And IN oaho \ majority Of All
thn electors voting NJ such election dn0de IN fay0t
OF convention, uio 0onefAl Assembly ~ ~ noSt
eoaplun thAil pf0yidp by law, Tor tho election OF
delegates and tho aaahinhllng " hnfh convention,
~ II pfoVldtd IN the preceding sorllonl but no
Amondmunt ofthIa comttlsn, agreed upon BY any
convention hshomhlW In pursuance ol.thla article
ahnl tAkh eject nuill Mo same ahal have bthn sub
mlited ~ The electors ~ the hthtN aud adopted by
ltAlUflty OF those YVtiuH thereon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

sK0, eE The regular session of each General A.,
uaiy l,tA Altpr II " chosen,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
ARTICLE VIII
ARTICLE X.

Aro. a County onloem shall bo elected In tho
even yoafA on tho frtt TupAdny after Tho liAt Mon
day N November by The electors VI each county, In
such manner, aud fnr such tOrm OF OyOn yean M
may bt provided BY law when Vacancy occur
IN oOahtY once II ehAll ho nllcd by appointment
for tho rumalnder VI tho term,
hEO, 4, Township Onoerg and elective muhlel
pal 0nonfa shah be elected In tho Odd ybHfa on Jhe
hftt Tuesday after the INST Monday m N0thinhor
hy tho electors of zach t0Wnhhin or municipality M
Ahoh manner, and Tor such term of even years, ~
may ho provided Ny law Whom u Vacancy occurs
IN towuahlp or municipal once u thAll ba nllcd BY
appointment Tor tho remainder OF tho term,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

CnAa, AEEMANN.
ATTORNEY AZ LAw-unlco Commercial block
No, ~ South Mafhrt street. Canton, q,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

T. Danln liynn sncrtlnry N state VI the state ot
ONO, do hereby rnnlly that tho foregoing Ia u true
CNuy uf d l0lnt rVsniuilOu adopted by tho urnofh
Assembly NJ tho state VI Oho, an ilio 10Th day NJ
Aril, A u, 1857 tkrn from tho original rolls nlud
IN ms UnlcV
IN testimony Whereof I have hcrolulo subscribed
my name, and aid6,d NY Onluhl hoHl
tAHAL1 " rnllmbue tic lOlli day ot Aprll, A.
n, 1852,
DANIEL !, RYAN,
ma9.tm) SECRETARY VI Stniq
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HANGING AS A REMEDY.
METHODS DESCRIBED BY ONE WHO
IS HANGED TWICE a WEEK.

Stretching tho Spine 10 Cure Nervous Dl~
cases aud AtaSln--'fhe Discovery of tho
noho1ta Of Iinnglng-Onc sian Tried IL
DO II Alone aud Loot Ills Lifp.
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j, II, MiuHENER.
ATTORNEY AT LAw-om IN EagIo block, Can
Ton, ohio,
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Proposed Amendment 10 tho COnSlllu.
tlOn Of Ohio.
BIENNIAL ELECTIONS,
AMENDMENT NO. A.

hngH0N 4 80 Il resolved w The General Affnl
Wy N mo tlllf III Qua, lhhl pT0n0stlula tllal u
hlhnllli iel " No electors " iha aigie 0n lhe hrs
Hnl ~, fepuns ., 50, p no. ~ ~ aud VI, AMI n
graia heoi ~ u " Anl0e ~. mulpn We NJ Aril0lr
VA hpulinlA anl 4 VI Article \ and hepli0n . "
AIuolu XVI ~ mo Consultation VI tho state VI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25

JOHN q, 0lYlN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-OhCb over First National
bank. Eagle iilock Canton, Quo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-25
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AppoRNnYB,

0HAh n, MLLFa, ATLtH roMHRnEH
Mii,LEn a POMEitsNE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-i,00m 10, cassidy nl0ok,
No, 4 South Market street, Canton, a.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-09-20
DR.. ELMSLIE & CO.,
vonru WASHINGTON AVENUE,

NORTH WAsHlNuioN n 'h''SN'
Corner of Genesee Avenue. East SAGINAW:
Michigan. DR. Emse x Co. are company Oh
ocular graduated physicians, VINO nave ue
voted many wears to the study OF CHROME,
nervous and special diseases. The physician
IN charge of the Office is "A graduate OF one OF
~ ~ q inading colleges of the United states. ana
IL registered in both hemispheres as an M. u.
This enables them 10 treat all private trouoles
with excellent results. All sufferers Apply
to them will receive their honest OPINION Vi
their complaint. No experimenting; no Mere
rrv used They will guarantee posltlxe LILY eeno
in every case they undertake; or forielt souu,
Their reasons for doing so Is this-where theIe
!. no organic disease, and nothing Dut an MOT
sronic trouble, or in other words, cong lomer-
alton of symptoms producing certain resui' ;,
there is no reason why ii cannot be remoNe s II
The nroncr remedies are applied, therefore
they guarantee They wish 1t distinctly uIl'
darstood that they do not claim 10 perform
imnoss Utilities or to have miraculous powers
they only claim tobcskillful and successful pny
sIcians Thoroughly informed in their specially
chronic and special diseases OF men aho
women People residing at distance caH %.
CONTAINING their trouble in detail, be treateu u
their homes. The course OF treatment VIII no
In any way interfere with their business. 40
| snluie secrecy in all cases. Charges moae.ate
| Address: DR. Elmsle Co., East Saginaw
| Nichigen Office hours, 10 to II "A. m, 10
and : los d. M, week days only. Rooms !,
and 9. Don oos a,oo erao
| \. Demonstration and advice Tree.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-09-20
LABOR DAY.

At the demonstration on LABOR
Dav, at Saginaw, Hon. a. 1. Bliss,
our popular representative IN con
press. delivered the following elo-
quet impromptu speech, which we
especially commend to the attention
of the Labor organizations in this
county:
Il am surprised to be called upon
to address YOU" he said, =" but am
pleased meet with you. ! am always
proud to associate with the working
men of country. have been gratltied
today to witness your splendid pro-
cession, as ii passed through the
streets of our beautiful city so order
" and grand procession of happy
contented and prosperous workers. |
was also gratitied to read in the eve
ming papers that the day has been
generally observed all over the
country as national labor holiday.
Commerce has been temporarily sus-
pended that the bone and muscle
might enjoy day of rest, and tha'
the organized labor of the country
might pass in review before the peo-
pie, giving evidence of the advance
made by wage-workers within the
last few years. In what painful con-
trast to this celebration today was
that tired march of idle men IN
London yesterday-l5o,ooo starving
men marching the streets of London
demading but tine right to earn their
bread. How strange it seems to u'
in this land of plenty, that such al
army of men should be compelled
to take this step of last resort, th'
strike, to secure an advance OF
cent an hour. While YOU are rejolc
ing today, men in your prosperity
don't forget these men on the othe
side of water, who need your prayers
| have just returned from a
annual review of the Grand Army o
the Republic, and as | witnesse
your procession today | was remin'
ded that you are perpetuatlng ii
work that those boys in blue did
81 and 60. They preserved th
nation and dignifed labor by sc
ting free 100000 slaves. you a
taking up their work and develo
inc the resources of this gre
country for the glory and benefit
all. They saved the nation and 1t
yourproud privilege to secure
prosperity.
A government of the people b
carries out it's destiny which is tn
founded on the love of the PEG
and where all classes have eq
rights under the law. There m
be equal justice or a government by
people must fail. Equil RIG
must be equal privileges and no fay
ed classes. The same laws for
rich and poor and no class leglsiat
as it is hostile to the best interest
free nation. Ny platform is
nation, one flag, one set of laws
all and special legislation for NJ
Equal Justice is the inalienable r
Of every American citizen, and
the corner stone of this Repu
These is no need for alarm for
future of any nation which is gro
ed on the patriotism OF the pee
and the demonstration of the
which gave the American flag
post of honor everywhere, 81
that the laboring men
steadfastly loyal is the nation "
has already existed over a hun
wears in the hearts and affec
of the people. Every true.he'
American must have been pro
the patriotism everywhere visii
today's magnificent cclebr
Of Labor day."
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-09-20
LONG LIFE,

Tbero Is nothing in the world more gencraily
desired than long life, yet the majority VI
neopie nut off caring for their heaith-hot pe
Cause they are really careless, but because We
live our lives at such pace We nav Nv. ,,i NE
70 Give the subject sufficient thought untll we
receive a reminder in the shape OF u severe III
ness.
r,o, TOO we are constantly bewildered by
tho various schools of medicine. and the Phy-
sicians who represent them, ana OFTEN piunuei
in on, choice of doctor
II people only knew tnat the very pes,
health keeper, lifc-preseryer, ana dlsease-PIe
xenter that has yet been discovered, Is sln
atahle form in the shape of New style fleasana
Taste Vinegar Bitters, they would not heS'a'e
| n moment to try IL.
put they do not know. How can they know
| when so many not only worthless. put Posi.
| lively Injurious drugs are constantly noou,ps
| the market under various names anu i as
| that the New Style Vinegar Bitters is as pau at
| any of themF
| Tbov do not know, of course, unless thel
| have tho courage TO try the New style,
| staivhtens out n tangled-up system IN yer;
| short while and those who buy III once pus
| laways,
WHY don't YOU try il reader? II Is sent GU
nv n responsible house, ana is eNactly az iu .,
resented: 1t costs but dollar l9r never be
p | ylod az ANYTHING in your life. Your druggls
mav NOT have IT, but he will order IL Ior yo.
! | Re sure il saws New Style Pleasant last
car:on and bottle before you take IL. iIy
and Won will feel happier than II you nad lo ,,
iroId mine for IL really Is n mine-of heai,h'
free from alcohol and opium; composer
extensive herbs and roots. with me ueho"
| fiavoring. s.oo
/, Send Tor a beautiful book free
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-09-20

There is a general strike of dock
laborers in London, and the marine
trade of England's metropolis is
utterly paralyzed. The discontinued
elements there seem to be in that
condition in which only touch was
needed to star, an explosion, in the
shape of a general strike, and the IN
dications point to serious trouble.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-09-20
Rates of Subscription:

Having been appealed to by friends
of the movements to have the
national flag displayed on all school
houses in the state, Gov. Lnce writes
as follows: "Your undertaking is
laudable. and l would that the
American flag, in all it has cost, IN
all it signifies and all it promises
might float over every school house
in the land, and every child be
taucbt TO love it and its teachings
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-09-20
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED,

no r,,v pnIroR-Please inform your read
or 70 ,h raN have a positive remedy ror the
above named disease. by its timely use thous,
ands of hopeless cases have oeen .,,ns ~
III ,,,u comedy FREE to any of your readers VINO
have consumption if they, will send me ,nei'
express and post Office address; hespecIiXWi cr
r. a. SLOCUM, NJ. C., lol feari STU NC" ~
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17

WANTED.-A GOOD STOUT BOY
w TO learn carriage back smithinR
WALTHER CO., south OF Market street
bfidse- s5-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
ROYAL
INSURANCE COMPANY

NOTICE. POLICY HOLDERS OF
y tile German American Insurance
1 IYmpiny are hereby notified that the
aacuvy Ot the
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17


Ipulled At the end OF rail ana un.
locked II. Mr.. Bowser backed of, crossed
his asnds on the small OF his back and
said!
"Mrs. Bowser, that settles II. clearly
see your object. We will have no more
ouse-cleaning this fall. / see what it
would lead 10. When q wife gets the
Idea that she knows more than her bus.
band 1t 10 time TO hoist the danger Signal.
just drop things right befe. That Is, un-
less you have planned 10 bring about
this very thing to force a legal sspara-
tion."
lie dressed and went off down town.
and have been cleaning house IN a
guarded manner for the last week. ]
think he knows it, too, but he pretends
ignorance as the best way out of the
affair. shall be all through In the
course Of couple OF days more, and in
side OF week expect to hear Mr..
Bowser observe;
II was Just looking around and motto
ing how clean and toy everything is. 1t
was a good thing i suggested house.
cleaning this fall, and don't think any.
body could have planned 1t better than !
did. When we get ready to clean house
in the spring III give you two or three
more valuable pointers"
Daily Republican., 1889-09-17
THE sTORM.
oscEoLA.

For the REPUBLICAN,.
The st3rp king in majesty made proud
And ssM winds and waters awaken
Tpe winds arose in mighty power,
pc watefs rosh ip awful shower,
The tempest bowled like demons mad;
destruction oane, the king was glad.
The king of darkness, with yisage sour,
SAID, like lion ! seek whom may do.
vour;"
Sin came, md sorrow in its track;
Lhe Earth was cold, the Heavens black
ncoplc were sorrowing and sad,
The Devil laughed for he was glad.
Past was the storm and past the night.
win morning came q food of light,
Joy came and brought good cheer to all
And happiness to great and small;
For God Is Love and God Is Light,
10 Him be glory, power and might.
Lost was my. soul In Egypts night,
With not single ray OF light,
TIL Jesus cnme my soul TO I'LL,
lie sweetly whispered, Peace, be still;'
~ vain adversely may shock,
hide within the sfnitten rock.
Cinymont. Del. Sept 13 1859.