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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12
BETWEEN TIE TWO BAYS
SURVEYING FOR A NEW BRE4R-
IF4TER.

The Deadly Effects Of the EcItows-
Another Decade Will wind up:the
Industry - what II DOwn-State
Farmer says.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12

LII running OFF the tie for first place.
Duoker again made four straight, while
BeGston missed all. In the tie for third
money Lore mads two, while Easton got
but one ring.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

GRAND Army REPUBLICANS who
read the Leader were aht0unded yehltt'
day when they saw lla editorial on Sta
vice Pensions They could not believe
their own eyes until the article llhd
boen read over again and the heading
of the paper examined 10 be sure ina
10 waB the Republican organ, the self
constituted champion OF the defenders
of the Union aud the advocate OF hll
pension bills passed or proposed up 70
ihe present time. A few days ago
Memorial post, q, A. H., Of this city,
adOpted u memorial 10 the members OF
the new GOngreaR urging the passage OF
u service pension bill IL ww sent 70
the newspapers and the hearty support
of the Leader was reGkOned on by the
Grand Army RGpubllcana With serene
confidence, The Leader jumps on the
bill with both feet. IL denOunGea u IN
"both unnecessary and unwlse, ~ Plain
Dealer
:, We were not NJ all surprised 0ytS the
p0sitiOn Of the Leader, IN opposition
The Leader has usually favored liberal
pensions 10 soldiers, just before The
tltlllnlt uNh hNlNNNl WN wy NlN'A h'N'
If tho Plain Dealer will look over the
files Of the Leader ten years ago, nj The
time the Arrears Of Pension BIN lirbt be
came o law, II will discover u number OF
editorials In the Leader violently oppoa
ug thwjuat aud humanemeaaure, The
same bin was also denounced by The
Chicago Tribune the CinClnnati'C Com
mercial aud the New York Tribune; 0lI
papers that claimed tremendous sym
pajhy and friendship Tor soldiers
during the last campaign, The
old soldiers were rallied u
the Republican ticket during
the last campaign, under q promise Of
more liberal pension legislation, bnl
their votes are not needed now and viii
not be for four years more, hence they
will get nothing. The Leadera conral
does not surprise u6 In the least all
or nearly all o. the leading Republican
dailles In the United states, Will TAXI
the same position, In opposition 70 The
demands of the Grand Army,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

THR ~ Louis GlObe'DemOorat q
Republican paper with a big Demo
cratic name saya, "Neither the threats
nor blandIshmfnta OF tho h0nd'h0lders
can ilnnenGe Secretary Window lnlo
paying more Tor bonds than no thllka
they are worth, lle virtually liKes his
own prices for them and he gets all no
wants at those rates" Now what
nonsense this is, ~ will fool some peo'
ple, however, who are not well inform
I'd, but II ought not 10, Window IL
paying Just as much Tor the bondH hh
hib Democratic predecessor, tHheGie'
tary FalfGhild, aud he IL buying them
the same way, and following out Ihe
same policy,
lie il doing the same thing, also with
the millions Of Government money
aOme sixty millions, or mOrt--in The
National banks. II will he remember
ed that Jnmea q. blaine, during tle
campaign for Harrison, made an aa
sgult on this policy Of keeping 80 much
money in the National hauka without
interest. This speech Of Blaine'a gave
"A list of the hanks, all over the country,
that were the beneliGiariea OF this fnnd,
and denounced II aB an outrage, Then
all thg Republican newspapers, hlg ana
little, printed Blaiue'6 speech, with
added inuendo. Now, what do we see 7
We sec A Cabinet officer, who N u Ghnm
of lllaine, aud selected on his recon-
mendati0n, pursuing exactly the same
policy that was outlined by tho Demo,
cratic Secretary OF the Treasury, and
which Blaine denounced
Now why don't See WindOm draw
that alxty million6 OF Government
money out of tho National banks and
try and buy Government bonds with u,
and atOp interest, as demag0gue Blaine
recommended, during tho campaign 7
Simply beeauae no dare not do IL, lie
knows such u Withdrawal Of active
money from the channels Of trade
would tighten tho money market, place
| the Government nj the mercy OF The
bond holders and most llGely preclpl
tate q panic
Sec. Window Ia following, In letter
and gplrt the financial policy OF The
Democratic administration, Ano
demng0gup Blaine aita In the Cabinet
and appyoye6 H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

Tho Akron Telegram, which is owned
by Republican, but which claims 70
be an independent Newspaper has look
Cd over the work OF tho Ohio legiala-
tnre and gives ita reHdefH tho following
very valuable summary Of Us herenlean
accomplishments
Perhaps the most important act OF
the House was bill reducing the
bounty on wOOdchuek aealpa from w
cents TO 20 cents, ,i''e
A bill was also PASSED prohibiting
bears from using public highways,
a bounty OF 30 cents eaoh was laid on
night owl aealpb,
"A resolution WAS adopted Ah0llahing
the bounty ON wood chueka killed on
Sunday,
They also sent special committee TO
Chicago and secured free tfanfpofta'
tiOn ~ the inauguration NJ washington,
They promptly suppressed an attempt
to reduce railroad fares and headed on
a diaholiGal attempt 20 rob them OF
their allimpOrtant railroad passes
They defeated the Haley child labor
bill In order that the right infants 10
labor might not be abridged, and also
defeated tho car stove bill, that the cor
pOralIOns might not be intefered with
IN their work Of frioaaseeing paaRen'
gers,
They defeated the Taylor bill, proyld-
Ing for the Australian system OF ballot
reform, aud passed a few unconRtilu'
tional depository bills,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

A WHITE Mans Republican party,
Notwithstanding all the sneors OF the
political Pecksnil's 10 the contrary, II
being organized In the South. IL had
It's origin at the conference held at In.
dlanapolis after the Presidency had
been bought for Mr.. Harrison, through
the Doodle instTumentalities OF men
like Z. M. G.. Wanamaker, Dudley,
Quay, ct al. II was agreed nj this In.
dlanap0lis conference, that the colored
man should be kept In the dark, and In
the rear, and all appointments made IN
the South phould 6o from the rnnks of
the Confederate Brlgadiers This nc
counts for the faCt that men like For
akcr appear to have no influence; that
the c6lored man is given the cold
shoulder while Cen LonRsireet gets q
valuable appointment, aud the widow OF
Storewall JucEson has been offered tW 20
post OlllCpR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

SECRETARY or TnE NAVY rRAoY "
quite a sport, lie Is a great horse fan
cer and gathered some rare good onea,
on Wednesday last he sold all his fancy
at0ck at auction In the American lnutl
tnte building, New York CITY, which
was crowded with trotting men from
all parts OF the country. Mr., kelloRR
was the nuclloneer, aud he succeeded
Ia getting very good prices,
Astoria, u three year old MY by Ken
lucky Wilkra, sold for S3,00Oi Basque
q tw0,yearOld by same horse, sold for
SllOO. Truant, a black mare u years
old, by Messenger Duroc, sold foI
s220O; Argo, foaled IN 1891, by Elec
tiOneer, $500; Crafty, q bay 60 Z f0al led
In 1883, by Kentucky wilkes, dam Ar,
90 by EleCtioneer, $500 Fenela, ioaled
1881, by EleGtioneer, S2bOOi Hide
garde, the dam OF Cheltenham, a brown
mare f0aled 1880, sire Willis's Harry
Clay, dam Troublesome, by Messenger
Dufoc, went for S3,lOO seventeen lotl
on the catalogue realized S3l $50
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
VIEW YoAK IpRMn.
Two Prominent Dealhs--liad hatirea--'
Latest arOm tho Great Fire,

Two Prominent Dealhs--lieid Hetirea'-'
Latest GrGm tho Great Fire
NEW YORK, April 20,-IApeGlal, J.
Postmaster Pearson died this morning
at llighWOOd, N, j
Alexander llennquea, for years vice
president Of the New YoIk stock
Exchange, died this morning
The Tribune says this morning tdl
tOnally that Whltelaw ltuld, having
taken OliGe abroad under tho govern
ment, TbtiTeR from tho editOfahlp and
direction OF the Tribune,
IL 10 atlll reported that several work
men OF tho burned lard factory are
buried ia the ruins, Those who Jumped
from the windows 10 save their lives
tell stories, thrilling In the extreme, OF
Their escape,
LATER All the WOTllmen have been
accounted for. Two thousand barrels
ofOil In WileOtt building IN still burn
ing, The shielded plora and elevators
aTe molten lnaea, The llremen are
taking every pfeeauti0n 70 prevent the
fire spreading 10 Union Stock Yards,
They we're alire this morning but have
been saved
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

opaEspRNT Harrison Is u aIck man.
Not vet dangerously 80, but the present
brGnking down cannot much longer
continue before that point is reached,
Everybody can see ", and NJ last Gen
eral Harrison has realized that his
strength ls slowly but surely slipping
away from him, and that something
muRt DO done TO get some rest"
The above iaa Washington special Ia
prominent Republican paper The
cauae OF this 10 the ruel aad constant
clamor of the olllco seekers, ard there
~ not n Democrat IN the entire gang
-Four years ago, when The Democrats
had been out Of power for quarter OF
century We saw no such unseemiy
aud disgracetul scramble n0 this,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

JULIUS WnTIEG, EaQ, Ia spoken Of
aa u candidate Tor StAte Senator next
fall, hlr Whiting would make a strong
candidate and iratcaas Senator
Louisville Herald
julius Whiting, Esq, ~ chairman Of
th6 Republican county committee, wal
not hn unqualified success, and In the
opinion Of Republicans IN this end OF
Stark county, who have clear reeOl
lection OF last fall'a campaign, We
can't guarantee any undue amount Of
local enthusiasm Tor julius Alliance
Review,
The Review In evidently oaptiyated
with the atateamanship OF Senator Sny
der, and is not willing ~ fool with q
second oharmer while tho other deaI
charmer ID participating Ia Che political
pic mic,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

TIE Carroll Chronicle Of April 10
has the following mysteriousparagraph
0llarvey lGCkley returned from wash
ington, Thursday, where he had an IN
tervlew with Major Mckinley lie
brought home come pnStollloo news
that diBc0uragcs u certain element very
much. IL has made them tired
Just what this discouraging news is
the Chronicle does not tell us; but those
In want OF this Kind OF information for
use In this nelghborhOod, would DO
well TO address Harvey Ecltley, with
gtamp, at CarrOllton, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

LET us see. Blaine is golug to infuac
fresh blood into or consular service
Wen there aro about two hundred nLd
ten Congulships % M, aud NJ last
accounts about ten thousand applicants
nll eager 60 lll them, The applicants
are largely young men, who exhausted
themselves for Harrison during the
recent campaign, and who want tohaye
their expenses paid, see the old world
aud swell around In Court society
Blaine Is inviting u few thousand OF
the best endorsed Of the gang To call on
him personally, In order that no may
estimate the diplomatic merit OF each
applicant, from n personal contact
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
MAY OH and 10Th, al BARNETT house.
Alliance, May IL, at chaso House,


ANa NANNNN nN WV NHNN N"'A
This eminent German apooAliut from Bgrlln
positively cures nll discusses 9, W. Nypt M,
NOaO Throat and Lunpa nitnr NIL luthrrnlAll, lo
hAA cured moro oaHoH Of BllndnofH, Dchlmys
CAtarrh, Throat and Lung Dheasea Than any
living phyhciAn, II
Az GrnnulntOd Lida, Chronic Inflammation OF
tho Lidb OF the lta, Of the Ch0roid, OF the ltCl'
ina; Chronic ulCcrntionH, hghmh ol thn lAdn,
Cancer OF tho Lids nnd yo,IChfh running over
the Checks, Day aud Night Kindness, rurulunt
on Mnttorlng SOrO Eyes, GOnOrrhuonl Ophlhnl'
mia Rod UlOtrhuH or Brown ones ON tho linll,
Phlyotonular Ophthalmin, Opacition or MIX
White Spots on the Eye, ulaneomn on Cupplhg
nf Tho Nuryo, AmAur6sia, Failing out VI LashuS
Soroa, IlOdnOWOf Edges Of Lida and eyes, nnd all
0thcrdiacnAOa 10 which tho eye or its uppondnRoH
arc liable, positive and rapid onroBuhrnnieed,
Eor Troubles are ourgd by nr. Snlm N ..ll. an
Aal0niahlngly quick time, Ito viii relieve You
VI all roaring, hagng aud ringing noises, hehyi;
nNAa, Itching, pain, running OF tho rhri WIN
clOaO una holO la drum OF hfty yoAg htnnulnHi
will innort hrtiHolal var DRUMS OF ns oWn ,n'
Nosc.-Dr Halm hnH paid particular hltcn'
tiOn 10 dlnOHAOa Of thia organ lie p1eltlNcly rulM
the Wouat ohsoa of CAT'Akitff. oVun ~ tho
bonon have partly been eaten upi removes 10.
lho aOnhO Of Amoll and taste, and removes iotld
odor w a result Oi Cntarrh In ono hottlng'
DisoBsoa of tho Throat mud LunHn
aro ourr a and moro Aatoniehlngly good results
have S,on obtained by DIR. .5alln uan by any
other physloan Ia Tho world. lie win remove
Tonaia Without pain and loea OF blood, WIN
| cure your uloorated or granulated sore threat
r0atoio your lost or cracked voice aa good ~
oy0r; guarantee also 10 euro Hay FcVcr, AAth'
ma, bronchitis, Wnt0r and Chronic Coughs
Dr, galm has on hla record books cnACa Qf Con.
| sumption which came ~ him with Quo lung or
part " ono gono. lie has by hiA trOatmcnt
hsaiOd up the cavities In their lungs, nnd mo
pAtlenb now bid fair ~ outllVo my ono win
IG-No andeco Dr. Salm nj thle yiidt. Con;
anlthliOu aud oNnmi nation FltEk, AddtnA all
| ConiInunlOAtions " DR.. mOnlTH bALM,
Columbus, Ohl0,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

EX CONGRESSMAN PARSONS OF Cleye'
land is much disappointed bec0ute he
did not secure The appointment OF Con.
trollpr Of the tuuonCy a man named
Lacey, Of Michigan, President OF .
National bank, las been appointed,
parsons was backed by John sherman
and Lacey by Gen. Alger. Alger gave
100000 to the Harrison corruption
fund, and Sherman only gave $4,000.
The result Is the logical result.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

MIR. WAEAMAKEE has established o
rule that no postonices shall bo Kept IN
A saloon, nor In any room from which
a fnloon can be entered, Journal,
You are all wrong, Os usual rms is
n provision Of the statutes OF the
Uuiled States, made long before J0hn
Wanamaker w0s ever heard Of outside
of his bruOches factory, The law was
made TO prevent the possibility or the
u, S. mails from becoming wet
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

ON Aprn Mbh, we slmll have been In
existence fr one hundred years, ils an
organized Republic On April 10, l75O,
In the city of New York, Geo Wash
ington was inaugurated as the lirst
President Of the new Republic, Con-
gress has made the coming anniversary
n National Holiday Let us duly com
memorate the day In Canton, Let the
Board Of Trade and City Council take
action In the matter, and lett Nll duly
enthusiastically commemorate the day,
What eny you, statesmen, business men,
old goldiers, ministers, lawyers, doctors,
orators, patriots all, shall we not iu0I.
late Ou this occOsl0ny
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

Bv United Press dispatch from
Cleveland, printed inside, II seems To
be !otted that the Valley railroad IL
about 70 pusg into new hand5y and lhat
n new line from Canton 90 PltlsbWR,
via Paris, is q certainty This wiz give
Canton another trunk line 70 the East
aud open up quite a valuable territory
to our local trade. Aa we view II, the
deal will prove o substantial benefit TO
HuvInn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

Nj, d, llARTElJ, OF Mansfield, would
be u good Democratic candidate for
governor, m u low Mrlll, antitrust
PLATFORM Toledo Bee,
You Int II Just right on that Ia thiH
neck Of woods llarler would run like n
mad bull after streak Of electricity,
We have been thinking Of him for some
time, but have been too modest TO
mention II. lle is just the man, and he
can bG elected,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

hat The boy hld neyet contributed 70
his mothers support and that under
the law she could not be penhioned
Tanners ruling IL that ~ tho boy con
tTibuted 10 the support Of tho master,
who owned and aupp0rted himself ana
his mother, that therefore ha contrib
uted 10 her support, 30 far 90 he was
able. aud the black mother las been
put ON the pension rolls,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

TnE Navarro Independent says
otis whispered around that John NJ,
Cock, OF Canton, will be q candidate for
county auditor, Oh the Republican
ticket next fall lie aat present agent
Of the American Express Company NJ
Canton, and II he would make M good
an auditor us he does an agent, he
would DO q "rattler."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

The Ohio Republican Legislature
had on foot u Hscheme Of taxation by
which the great corporations OF the
state were TO be taxed The Western
Union Telegraph Co, tor instance wot
20 be bled to The eXlent Of about S3l0,.
OOO What became Of the PLAN p AK
ron Times,
If You willname the Solons who were
solnced with u slice OF the S30OUOO, we
can come pretty near answering your
question
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

GRonuE BANCROFT, tho great histor
ian ANA statesman, has NJ last given
away mentally, and ceased from his lii
ernry labOrR -ia dying AZ tho top
Mr bancroft will be eiphty'nine years
old October "a next, II he lives, no hay
Ing been born In the opening year OF
the century
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

Irlsto be hoped that the new White
Mans Republican Party started In the
South under promise Of the plumS
from tho Administration, will not so
10 the polls with slot guns and shoot
down the p, 0, m.-lSteubonvllle Ga
gettD,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

FROM 100 TO 100 fourth'class Repub
liCan poslmaSters ARE now being mp
pointed daily And this Is proof TO the
spOilsmen that the great revolution
OF last year did not rey0lye In vain.
This burcsque upon government should
not escape the attention Of the Centen'
NAL orators N. Y. World
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

TIM Hon John Il, MonnOt, the young
ana talented Democratic Represents
tive from this county, is belug groom
ed by SOME Democratic paperd for the
position OF Lieutenant Governor Mon
not on one ticket and Conrad on tho
other would make q lively race IN stark
county, trot en- out. Unaware Indie
peudeuL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

YESTERDAY Senator sherman and
Congressmrn Mckinley Butlerworth
aud Thompson all pooled their candi'
dates aud called ON the President In u
block, 20 asli him to do something for
the OHIO 0illcG beggars, Just what tho
President said TO thom has not traus-
nIrDd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

OUT Of 1000 immigrants who landed
al Castle Garden on Monday, 300 were
detained M professional paupers aud
will be returned whence they came.
The other $500 will enter the lists TO
bear the labor market,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

CORpoRAL TANNER, Commissioner
of Pensions, has rendered unique de
cision affecting the relationship OF u
slave mother and son, Both were
slaves of the same MASTER tho boy
broke away, enlisted In the Union army
and got killed. Tho mother applied for
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

CANTON mInisters are after tho base
ball company for wanting TO play bail
ON sunday That to right liut q few
moro sky scrapers and base hits from
some of Che pulplta would nl90 be ap'
precinled. Mansfield Shield
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

MCKiNLRY'a man ronner will have
n couple Of thousand appointments 10
make, which will enable him TO take
good care OF this district, Every Re-
publican In McKinleys district who
doesn't get u pension ought TO get an
Office Carroll Chronicle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

OsKALoosA, Kausas, 10 governed by
women (all towns are, for That natter
and BOYS under rs nre not permitted
ON the streets after s O'Clock nt night
This cnnblps the girls 10 take thulr
walks by moonlight, alone,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

DURING the late campaign MT H. ~
Dedeuck, OF Albany, manufactures oi
hay presses, etc, distributed among hlU
employees pay envelopes bearing this
printed inscriptions
TnE ONE ISSUE or TINS CAMPAIGN
SHALL AMERICAN GOODS AND PRO
DUCTS, OR ENuLIsl GOODS AND
PRODUCTS, STOCK OUR
HOMR MARKET
SHALL AMERICAN WAGES on ENGLISH
WAGES HE PAIDTO our WOllR'
INuMEN AND WORKING
WoMENP
And now the Albany Evening Express
"a Republican organ, contains the au'
uounCemOnt In the shape of Il news Ur'
tlcle. OF considerable interest 10 work
ingmon
"WAuEs HEAVILY CUT
=. K pEpEmoK's MEN MUST h0OErr 20
PER CltNr. REDUCTION or 40.
The wOOdworkers IN the employ OF
l.. Is. Dederick, manufactures OF hay
presses, brick machines, etc, have been
notified that their wages VIII hereafter
be % per cent. lower thm before. They
have not been asked whether they viii
accept the reduction; Il has simply
been thrust upon them
Let uB spO. IL is now April 20. Benz
Harrison has been President Of The
United States, on the great Protection
Il. tu.AmGriCanindustry dodge for only
AZ days. How do the men who shout
ed for Protection, In linen busters
like the way the old thing Is working
This is not an exceptional case, ro
member; the cut In wages 10 going on
all along the line Of Protected indust
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

TnE Republicans Of Springfield o.,
charge that their candidate for mayor
wns defeated by "aagraut corruption"
why don't ho purge himself OF thus ia
grant corruption and try II agalnt lie
mny get there next time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
SHERIFF. SALE.

Ann Cook Onot ot sale
w. hNih U9MH common
By virtue OF nm order VI Alo nuol Ny
tho plbfa of the uOuT OF common plaB OF Nulk
county o. In the above action anhlp me directed,
viii uifnt fnr sale ut public uul0iy ~ liu Voui ui
the court house, Ia The cts Of Canton VI
Saturday, the 4lh day OF May, 1889,
the following doarflbed real esiato Lot number a.
In Maple Grove addition W tho Village OF NOtth
Lawrence, IN said county Of stark
Appraised % $500
sale 10 commence at one o'cods .. NJ Terms,
cash, ..... .,,,,
W. q, MvRns, Atty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25
II he TeaCher

Who advised har pupils 10 strengthen
tlair minda b. tho uae Of Ayers Bar
aapahlla, appreciated the truth that
bodily health Is essential 70 mental
yigOr, For persons OF delicate aud feeble
constitution, whether young on old, this
mediGina Ia remarkably beneficial. 10
sure you got Ayers harAapariila- .-s.
"Eyery spring and fall I take q mum
b0r 0i bottles VI Ayers baraaparilla, and
an greatly benefited" - Mrs, James IN.
Eastman, htOneham, Masa,
"I have taken Ayers BaItaparlllA
with great benefit 20 MY general health"
--MiAa Thlrza l., Crerar, Palmyra, Md.
"My daughter, twelve years OF age,
has suffered for tho past year from
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

ANorItrR Republican candidate for
Governor Of Ohio has been developed
In tho extreme Southeast, IN the person
of Con. Rufus r. Dawes, Of Marietta
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

ELSEWHERE we print m item of
pfput interest 10 every citizen of Can.
Ton, on the removal of the Duebef
workmen from Newport TO Cation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-25

or weak vision llrat lmpbl the patient
TO seek advice, "lhe symptoms mis-
lead both tbs phyaielan aud patient
Tho only sale method 0f treatment is a
faithful use OF Warmers Safe Cure, ~
not only secures healthy action 0t tho
kidneys, but cures the symptoms OF dis
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