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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-11-16
OYSTER
STEWS
5 CENTS

Decorated China Tea Sets, 80 pcs 9S
Decorated Chamber Sets, 10 pcs. lbs
Tubular Lanterns. ........... ~
4-foot Step Ladders .....,....... .39
One Gallon Daisy Oil Can........ 20
Hanging Baskets. ................ no
Plush Cabinet Frames ........... 10
Large Gilt Frames ..,............ 20
One Million Hard Wood Tooth
Picks. ......... ......,....... .O3
Largest and Best Nickel Student
Lamps, Complete ,........... 2.9S
Largest Size Nickel Electric
Lamps with Shade. ...... lbs
Mems Pure Gum, Crack-Proof
Boots. ........... ..........., 2.SO
Mems Rubbers. ................ SO
Ladies' RubberS. ................. 20
Large Feather busters, Half Price
A job Lot lst Quality Table Cut
lery and Carvers and Forks
Away Below Regular Prices.
Pocket Knives .................. .l9
10 Cent Goblets at ............. 90
Glass Sauce Dishes. .............. .Ol
Large SpongeS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IN
Large States .... ...........,. I'D
| AT
B0LLMEYER'S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-11-16
FOR Said.

The residence Of H. C. Strawn, corner Of Main and
Buchanan streets, one block from the street cars
rs feet frontage Buchanan street by about 20
Main also barn and barn lot. The house Is one OF the
best built In Ottawa and contains II besides
front and back halls, bath room and water closet 1t
gas, artesan water. complete system of ventilation
and sewerage and heated by furnace. Cellar under
the whole house, LESTER H. STRAwN
Once over City Drug Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-11-16
New Cases.

Jairus Lawrence, executor OF the es
tate of Cornelius Hanes, v. Alexander
Wylie, End, asst; damages claimed,
5000.
Jas. p. Clark v. Andrew Campbell,
attachments; dam. claimed, $1,000.
The r. G. Bowers Granite Co. V.
Geo. w. Miller; asst; damages claim
ed, 1921.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-11-16
CIRCUIT COURT NOTES.
The Court News Of the Week In DetaI

The Court News Of the Week In Detail
A decree for the complainant was
entered in the case OF Sarah Hoar ".
Patrick Hoar ct al, the suit being Tor
dover and homestead In city lots IN
La Sale.
In the partition suit of Cassidy v;
Cassidy, William Butler, Frank FORD
j. and James McGrath were appointed
commissioners to report ON the advls-
ability Of selling or dividing the farm
OF the late Catherine Cassidy, situated
in Ophir township.
Sophia l.. GruOner V. Geo. Gruoner;
separate maintainance; dismissed.
Hughes v. Mooney; at argument;
Four divorce cases were disposed or.
Elizabeth Strommel decided that she
was not anxious to be divorced from
her husband, John Strommel, and dis
missed her case. The same action
was taken by Laura Derickx in relation
to her husband, Charles Derickx, and
by Jennie Diamond and Isabella Paar
in their suits against their husbands,
James Diamond and William Paar.
In the case Of the G. b. & Q. X. II.
v. Boyd ct al, Boyd and Poundstone
are instructed by the court to deed
the acre of Grand Ridge property in
question to the road.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-11-16
Dismissed.

County Attorney Maloney has dis
missed the tax suit cases recently
brought against Geo. Il. Roe, NJ. Din
neen las assignee of J. Walsh, the Or
lent ms. Co., j. +. Murphy, p. Orsin-
ger, the American ms. Co. and Mrs.
Philo Lindlay, the defendants having
made settlements. II. G. Stevens,
Mrs. Across and p. Holland, against
whom like suits were brought, have
also settled.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-11-16
LEAVENING POWER

OF the various Baking Powders Illus
trated from actual tests. q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

THE Democracy of the country are
wonderfully exercised over the low
prices Of foods, grain, meat and WOOL
| lC0mOll Free Press,
We should think they would be, Up
this way the Republican farmers who
shouted for Protection aud Harrison
and q home market last fall, are won.
dering what induced them TO make
such dumb fools Of themselves, some
of them have commenced to read the
NEws.DEMoCRAr and are getting their
eyes open, The disappointmCntis Is moi
among the Democratic farmers, because
matters are turning out Just as they
expected and predicted, II is the Re.
publican farmers who are sad and dis.
heartened Many Of them, however
viii shed their pup teeth THIS fall and
vote the Democratic ticket
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
WHO WILL BE THE REPUBLICAN
NOMINEE FOR GOVERNOR.


Gen. Bob Kennedy of Belfonlaine, Is
now an active candidate for Governor
Since Gen, Legget of Cleveland has de-
clined, Bob seems foremost Of all the
multitude of candidates,
The Republicans are looking for an
aggressive radical, with plenty Of cheek
aud law, like Foraker, and Kennedy
comes nearest that Ideal,
Major Mckinley, Congressman Tay'
Ter, and most Of the Republican leaders
in this section are working for Asa
Jones, of youngstown, who has been
promoted 10 the rank Of General, for
gallant and meritOrius services In the
party, but Asa Is too mild II hammered
man, with too much adipose tissue TO
run 4 successful tit with Bob Kennedy,
We are not forgetting about Lieuten'
ant Gov, Lyou and Speaker Lnmpson,
but the delegates 10 the Columbus
Convention will never consent
TO nominate any candidate this
wear who Is I'm any way
identified with the odious and odorit.
erous proceedings Of the present Gen
eral Assembly.
A strong point in favor Of Asa Jones
of Youngstown Is his location. 1t has
been long timesin the Western Re.
serve Republicans have beon honored
with Il Governor, or even II Gubernn
torial candidate, and IL the Western
Reserve, including Cleveland, should
20 down s0lidly for Jones. II would
make him a formidable candidate, but
IL is doubtful II he would win, no against
such Modoc warrior and guerrilla as
Bob Kennedy.
Speaking Of locality, we believe GOV,
Tod was the last Governor OF Ohio
from the Western Reserve. Since Tod
we have had Gov. Brough from Mart
etta, Gov. Cox from Cincinnati, form.
erly of Warren; Gov. Hayes Of Cincln.
matt Gov. Noyes of Cincinnati, Gov
Allen Of Chlllicothe; Gov Bishop Of
Cincinnati; Gov Hayes Of Fremont;
Gov. Young Of Cincinnati; Gov Foster
Of Fostoria; Gov. IIoadly of Cincln.
natl, and Gov. Foraker Of Cincinnati.
twill be seen by the above that Asa
Jones has n strong plea on the locality
issue, and he Is going to work 1t for all
IL IN worth
The campaign has opened up lively
all along the line, but we can see no
candidates In sight outside Of Jones and
Kennedy, who are liable to be afflicted
with the nomination, unless Gov. For
aker should conclude to sacrifice HIM
self as q third term candidate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
THE STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT -TRURsDAY, MAY g. 1888

them aTe first discovered In actual med
zeal practice, When, however, any
shTeWd person knOwingheir yirtue,fof-
seeing their popularity, secures aud ad,
yertiaeR them, then, IN the opinion Of
the bigoted, all virtue went out OF
them" The late DR., DlO Devils, In
speaking of Warmers Safe Cure, says
III found myself the victim Of a scr
ious kidney goeble ! would uae your
preparations" Dr, II, A, Gum, M d.
author of oGunn's New Improved
Handbook OF Hygiene and Domestic
medicine" says ~ am willing TO ao'
knowledge and commend thus frankly
the value OF Warmers Safe Cure" The
celebrated DR., Thompson Of the Uni
yeTsity Of the city Of New York, says
"MOre adults are carried of by chronic
kidney disease than by any other On6
malady except consumption"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

PRIVATE DAL2ELL proposes to IN
wade the west with lecture IN order
TO raise money 20 pay OFF u mortgage
The west has heurd Of his intentions,
The Minneapolis Press says
"lriyato Dul2plI Is coming west ON
a lecturlng tour IN orderto raise money
10 pay of u mortgage, Why doesn't he
send around u subscription list aud be-
done with ~ such u course would be
cheaper and less annoying to the peo
pie"
Now, the question arises, how came
this great ana gifted Protection orator,
living ina land Of bOuudless prosper
10y, with u mortgage that he can't pay
ohY What has that great and glorious
boon been doing all the time, since Dal'
2eI has been lnuding It's invinCible
spirit of prosperity, that he has that
mortgage on handy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
pnommlrloN h Iown Is q laIInrO 90

PROHIBITION IN Iowa lg q failure 30
Gar as prohibiting tr00lc In intoSicants
is concerned, and is q direct encourage,
ment to open and llaglont violation Of
the law. Mayor Patterson, Of Creslon,
that state, says; "lhoie are IN tina
PLACE seyenty.six men who hold u
United StateS license to sell liquor un,
der the prohibition laws Of the state OF
Iowa, our population 10 about 5000
We call these fellows 'bootleggers,
They even carry n bottle of whiskey IN
their boot and take u man into an alley
and sell him II drink out OF H. and they
have II United States government
lIcence 10 do II, Before prohibition we
had about forty saloons that paid q H.
crnse Of about sixteen thousand dollars,
which went into our municipal treas
iry and was used IN improving our
streets. We now have double the wlm'
ber of men engaged In the liquor tlhlie
aud they pay no License and mo- TAX
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
\ LOUISVILLE paper has gone into

A LOUISVILLE paper has gone into
the census taking business, and has llg.
ured up population for New York Of
100000, Pennsylvania 6,luOOO, ONO
3sOOOU Illinois 100000, and Il total
for the country Of 100000 The hg'
ures win otreOch IN siugIe case, II lie
per ceulage OF increase IN the decade
lust closing VIII be found not to equal
that of the decade ending with 1880,
We have ALREADY shown that Illinois
outside of Chicago, has been falling be-
hind, and there has been little II any
increase, In the agricultural regions of
Ohio, Indiana or PennsylyUnia Prob
ably some of the New England states
have lost population In The farming
classes
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
A KANsAs women nnmod MNttIo ?.

A KANSAS women named Matte i,
Erekel has been lecturing IN Masslllon
ON Natural Morality She evidently
does not believe In the doctrine of total
deprayity, nor In the doctrine of re-
demption. She claims natural morNll
ty "a superior 10 theological restraint,
ndclaims that BrNhmunism, buddhism,
the theory Of Confucius, Christianity,
and more latlerly, Mormonism, each
rrasped the same essentials OF natural
morality and included " IN their creed,
.Just what this woman expects to ac'
complish by her lectures has not trans
pIred. but we have heard enough. TO-
Justify the opinion that the world has
no rood use for Mrs, krekel
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
solld Advice 10 Fool pnondn.


The talk of Major McKirleys fool
friends who insist that the Canton
statesman must run for Governor Is
MI bosh. In the llrst place It's entirely
out of the question, rs Major Mckinley
would not consider such u thing for u
moment, and IN the second place he Is
too great q man Tor his party to be
shelyed politically by any local Office,
lie Is OhiO's fay0ritt son, II Is true, but
he belongs to the entire country,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Saturday, the Sth day of June, 1850,
Legal Notice.

Lydia OOrtwrght wh0a0 place Of residence IA un-
Known will take notice that on tho 9lAt day Of jan
uary, 1890, Mary Y, frltA nOd hOr petition IN the
Court OF Common l'oM OF STARK county, ONO, IN
ease number iln1, against tiu above nninud dofon'
compelled 10 vet up Olur clnlmA II any thuy have,
In the real estate hereinafter described, or DO for
over barred, aud N \ the Court VIII ADJUST tho prs
said real estate mAJ be sold, ana thp proceed, dlNs
tflbutOd among the claimants according 70 their TO-
RpOctlyO prloftCa or tho same shall be settled by
UouTt fhO description Of tho said rca estate N na
fOllOws The nOrthoMt quarter of section numher
eighteen tlb), township numhof seventeen 90,
range ak 90, STARK county, ONO, ana containing
one hundred aud six acres more or less
Hald lydia Cartwright IA required 10 answer on or
before Third Saturday nftOr tho goth Jay OF May,
1890 CASE MONNOT y WlllTACRE
ApTlg.Lw AttOrneya lOr Plaintiff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

TuE Legislature which has just nd,
journed In Albany, y. Va appears 70
have been about as bad as one We have
lust gotten rid of In Ohio, The New
York World which Is o paperuot given
% CX,ravagant remarks, says
oIt must bp said I'm all uuthlulness
that this state has not had suGe
Twucds day such % shameless corrupt
and bRckmulug body as that which
adjourned yesterday, IL passed few
good measures and the evils left behind
were hardly up TO former averages, but
for willingness 20 engage IN jobbery
and TO defeat rascalty IN every from
this Legisatme-'especiO the Assem-
bly--stOnds preeminent in che annals
of freCbooting'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

DELEGATIONS of colored men have
been calling on President Harrison
from all over the South, ever since his
Inauguration, but they have gone away
sud and empty The last delegation
noted, was on Monday, when q cOlored
minister of Richmond, VA did the
talking, The President said every.
thing would come out all right, If they
would only wait
"But how kin we wait said the
preacher In Illuminating on the Presi.
dents assurance, "widout we glt sump.
In to wait ony cau 1 walt no longer
on wind. I'm bound 10 say dat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

MR CLEyELAND's seal brown horses
are ON exhibition IN a dime museum,
What "a lnll is This, my cOuntrymen,--
| IMagSillOn Independent
What's the matter with You, neigh.
bory Are you rNttledy tpeople will
pay money TO see horses that Cleveland
used 10 drive when they eau see llarri
son for nothing, low does that argue
against Cleveland Can't SEQ II, by
the way are you out Of soap, tina. you
are getting down to Cleyelands dis.
cardGd horses to make u political point.
pease brace up, and remember what
you said about our observations on
Mrs. llaruson's inaugural dress,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

OWE are panied to see such disposl'
ton on the part Of 80 many Republican
papers of Influence 10 make light OF
soldiers pensions, These same Journals
we're loud In their protestutlous OF
friendship for the old soldiers, All
through the long and protrOcied cam
paign of 1883. Now witness the hypo'
critics talk, The plttsburg Telegraph,
Republican Ia politics, says "lt was q
great day for the Grand Army of dead
beats when the Cleveland Ndministra'
tlon was overthrOwn and a greater day
stlll, when Corporal Tanner was made
pension commissioner" The Boston
Post says the pension list, instcad of be-
inc A roll of honor, is fast becoming u
medlcant list The Cleveland Leader
saws the service pension bill recommend
ed by the &. A, Il, "is injurious to the
moral sense of the people and opposed
to q wise public policy"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
3oMh POINTERS ON THE LIFE OF
BENJAMIN,


IllNlN iNN ~ NNllN.I
Now comes another example worthy
of Washington or jefferson, following
close on thr heels of lUu appointment
uf BROTHER Harrison tuU United states
Aarthalahip, Yesterday the President
made Alvin Saunders. Russell B,a
father In law, q member Of the Board
of Registration aud Election IN the
Territory Of Utah, nt o salary of SotOl
"A year. We are told uteyelatlOn that
the tribe of Benjamin were sealed
twelve thousand, lIalNa great mum
beE aud IL Ia not likely 20 be- reached by
the White House scOlcE Hut n seems
certain that before the expiration Of
the present Presidential term, every
member OF the family Of the modern
benjamin will be fastened 10 the public
Treasury,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
WHY SHOULD NOT THIS INFANT
AMERICAN PRODUCT BB PRO
WHCpHDp
rLom IN. rnILln LII.l lnnInnI.

TnE prOteOtiOnstg have made q large
mistake, They have neglected to put
4 tariff on gold aud silver, thus these IN
taut industries, gold and silver mincs,
are left unprotected, and the United
states Is liable To be- Hooded with gold
and silver, the product OF pauper labor
of Europe, which would Of course,
cause great sorrow and suffering, par,
ticularly among the l0boring men Of
this nation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

LAST summer we very frequently
called attention TO the deploruble con.
ditiOn Of our streets and urged the
street commissioner to make improve,
ments, but no attention was paid TO the
advice, Und last fall, we had practically
no passable streets N Canton, after the
Fail rains set in, This year we have
concluded not to occupy time aud space
with the matter; but we give place TO-
duy to u communication FROM prom.
iuput citizen and taxpayer who makes
some observations
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
BnWARn
(Im Tausr nlHHorl

lAm-TRusf mn SOIL
respectfully dedicated 10 ule Profession Glab, Il
iAnen ovsFonAA win apologies u LongfslloW
Mia nigh Protection Ia fair " SOC,
Take eare'
Rhe aan both false ana friendly be,
iewaraI beWareI
Trust har nnl
she's f1ollns thee
aha has long 1ngeB, san and ileek,
Take care
Ahe'll pla w pocket and look meek
heWare ligwaru
Trust her npt
hhai fpallng lheel
Ana she haa speech Of honey dow
TAKE care
Aad what 40 aays II "a nnt tfue,
hsware beware
rrusI har not
Baes fosiing ulse
msr Psfpsss b a. Purs ~ snow
Fake ears
Vie fagWs how mueh u II " show,
Beware iiaWas
Trust hsrnot
sAst fosllng thee
shs gives msa Iarlh, woven fair
raks eafs
~ foeli saR for thss 10 wear
hewaTo BewAfe
trust her not
ihnt sWlndllhg thes
Canon o. Mar IA i's1, SIN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Mrs, DlOino'a Sarcastic hit NJ tho Son Of
HE Diatiuguithod paront,

There Is q little story current In
Washington society That gives TO MIS-,
blaine credit for 4 witty remark and 10
Russell Harrison credit for appreciOl
Ing its force, not long ago, 80 runs
the tale, Mrs, Blaine pNsWng through
the White House corridor had occOSuu
20 stand for u moment near young Mr.
Harrison, who was leaning against "a
door Intel with his hat on aud Il cigar
IN his mouth Soeiug Mrs, Blaine look
ing ~ HIM with q curious, inqulrlng
stare, no said "NOu don't recOloCt me,
Mrs. Blaine, am Russell Harrison,
10 which Mrs, Blaine answered. NO,
| did not recognize you, Mr., Harrison,
I never saw you before with your hat
on"
The gentleman who related the story
was near enough TO hear Mrs, BlOiue'B
reply and he said the hat came of Ns
though q cyclone had struck II, and he
has Nn idea that the lesson IN manners
win not be entirely lost upon the young
man from Montana, Chicago Times,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
NOTICE.

The unknown hOlfH vt Joanna Pollock deceased,
on the pUth day VI April 1889, 1lud his petition IN
hhe Probate Court Within aud for tho county Of
stark and state OF ONO, alleging that tho personal
estate Of said docodont Nv lnBunlclont 10 pay hOr
dubA and tho charges Of administering hor Uatato,
that she died seized IN fOoBlmplo OF parcel Of land
In Lawrence township, stark county OHIO and bo-
Ing part " tho northeast quarter OF section thirty
Hvn tdb), OF range ten (i0) ANA for moro accurate
description Of said promlAea reference Ia hereby
made 10 the petition ~ said case. Tho prayer Oi
said petition N ~ authorize said administrator 10
BOll anld promises, for the amount Of doblA and
charges aforesaid, aud the unknown heirs VI M
Joanna Pollock Afu hereby notified that they u
made parties and defendants to said petition, and
that they are required " angwer tho san0 on or be-
fore the 10th day Of June, 1870, ....
CYRUS II, STONER,
Administrator OF Joanna Pollock
Jour u Witty, ATTY, apgb-hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
oynR pan oApARAop


When the brave Stanley and his tire
leha I0lloWtfs were pushing their way
INTO central Africa, they came one day
lO lle Dank OF q mighty river, F00tsOre
ana weary they quickly launch their
Doalh ana llnd rest and change In llOat-
ing upon tho smooth surface OF the
stream,
Soon, however the watehful eye Of
the great explorer sees unmistakable
signs OF the near presence OF cataract,
The current grows swift, tiny bubbles
llOat by The signal Is given 10 land,
and the party seeks safety on the low,
shelving bank,
One daring spirit, however pushes
his little canoe into the middle of the
stream and goes resolutely forward,
with the seeming intention OF finding
whether the river N naYigable
In vain his comrades shout and gee-
tiGuate, rushing wildly along the river
bank In pursuit, Not until the loud
thunder Of falling water breaks upon
his eur does he attempt 10 turn,
Alas, II Is too late,
The oars are wrenched from his hands,
the boat rs tossed wildly about, mere
atom In the aeething waters, and in
brief moment which seems an age 10
the lockers on, II Is dashed 70 pieces
against u huge b0wlder on the very
brink Of u trlghtful prrGipIGe,
In vain our comrades are kindly
warning US Of our danger, Our col
umna have often portrayed the fearful
scOurge that surrounds us Often We
hear the expression, us this fearful
scourge more prevalent than In olden
timeiY
We say mo"
In Brdtus aud Julius CUsars time, In
the dark ages, We read OF powerful men
beng stricken down, The same 0bsta-
cles are met The victim RuGcumba 10
the disease, The recent discoveries of
the microscope has developed the real
cause Of 80 many terrible fatalities and
brought out the fact that many Of the
symptoms which are called diseases are
but symptoms OF kidney disorder,
People do not die because of the kid
neys ulcerating aud destroying their
spinal column, but because the poison
Gus waste matter Is not extracted from
the blood as II pabseh through the kid
huy remains tGrciug nv tyaW tbTnWgh
tLo tL s]vetem ] attaclihg the "v"ggaRest Rtt"e" a.
gan,
4, rnoI," HV'v' s ' bnt 49,, syr'rtngC u,pV'' ""'
e" "ITndsfgtondtng tlrs 'H tHs rooso,
yhy "' tvarnc,'sH safs' G"ra ',"uY cwrns
WY ""'"'' c0mn'nn dIssasos s is
r.mnye. ,"" tina caWee v ~
n,Ii,,'v v"iW'g' u,a Wv l. 'Jnoyg v%""g "a, n
d. booIthv ,pnIlt,6p, nroN,cs }bcm
y ",mStt'y ortH,,, ',,,i,T" ,,.,r r,rc,'Dns ' aud
so,,opTa W. p.'',I'. ~ ro,gnnnus .n.Gg ram ,he
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glWVu "''u.' " ava" c"rr1in,, @ ,vb rnnIb
tsv Pn''''''"" ' 'I',,t, t,Ja's 'wWIs
Wv nlo,u' u I',"',b I "vHfJ gI,lc,
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

HEADACHE, tickle appetite, failure Of
eyesght, tube casts in urin, frequent
oestre to urinOte, especially At night,
cramps in calf of legs, gradual loss Of
flesh and dropsical swellings any one
or more of the above disorders are
symptoms Of advanced kidney disease
or Bright's Disease, and Warmers safe
Cure should be freely used according to
directions. d. VIM II, Thompson, of
the City of New York, says; "MOre
adults are carried off in this country by
chronic kidney disease than by any
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

WHAT has become Of the Southern
Ohio business prophet who said he
knew Harrison would be elected be.
cause 1850 was to be u good business
year, which could not happen were
Cleveland TO continue In the Presiden.
cyY-[ [SteubeLyille Gazette,
lie must have crossed over on the
other shore, with the mind reader liish.
op where business is better and
where thieves donot break through and
steal the surplus,