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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
6ebeimnifpoIle Selbftmoroe.
Cine mittwe uno ein 5rernOer Iceen Rano
ali fid,.

Cine mittpe uno ein 5re1noer Iceen 9ano
ait fib.
4uguita Sdue eri6oB it'd Sreitag gtadbz
mittag In Der tlei,en 6iitte, 30. 545 0toroz
Wfarfetitr16e, Die Tie beDo6nte. Der Sob
trat auf Der Stele Gin. Menig 1T iiber bic
45idbttge Selbftitoroertn, uno nod tpentz
get ilber Die @riinoe b%efannt. bic ite in Den
Sob trieben. 8pr 3tpet Sabren beipobnte
fe nit tDrem Wfa1ne, einem Zimmerman,
etn 6aus ali Gbicugo Quenue IN Der 9tG6e
oer Wtnrfet1traBe. Nud) CT itarb ourd eigene
6ano. Die Ototine, bic ibm ben Gepolper
in Bic !6ano oriidtel1, 6lts6en u%nbetannt,
I'm 10 1lebr, oa CT etr rilitiger, fleiBiger
uno ipoDlbabenoer W1ann tDar. @r binter>
Iieb Der 9Bitttne Elm Yermogen BON ul1sez
fGbr $1,000 ut6 cine auf bic gleid)e Suinme
lautetbe 2ebenSperiiderung5poltee. Die
Gc~benernlioe tuobnte IN Der ~fletrelt, tbr bonn
@atten hinterlalcnen !6itte u1o enpfing
ais ein3igen Beiud ibre Ofa6barin uno
Sreulloin. Srau 0anleu, Go. $50 6ranf.
Ith1StraBe. 9to6 9eitcrn pIauoerte lie nit
tbr unh l6ten ourdou5 nibt cen @tnbruf
elmer Srau 5u MAIDEN, Die nit Selb1tmorbz
9eoatfert umgebt. DIS Trau 6anien am
0ladrlittag ibre Greunoin beluben tpolte,
tano tie olelelbe foot i'm 8ett. ben Heuolper
in Der Dalto. Die tDotlide &rQel in eerS5tirn.
9lgel Trieoitrom nabm aber 81 ciner
gatlS eiGenartigeu Setbilmoro~ WetDo6e Sic
.3uflubt. 4n 0ia6mittag UNI llbr betrat
ct Die III 1923 Seogpifi1rabc getegcnc l6trtbs
l6aft bon Biaium Nnoerion. lleber leiuer
S1ulter bing ein 0oppellGufer. Dent
peripulpernoeu 56anfteIIaer 9lrel Nolcrz
ftroni 3etgte unD ertldrtc CT Die Baife.
Damn hegab CT itd) in Elm nn oas Mirtbz
ldottsSiniilcr aliitpbcrbe5 ficines @en1od,
leBte itG auf elncn Stubl, 500 Dell !0abu
olf lll0 idloB lid bic 2lDHna III ben Otuno.
Dem efidlredten Sdalffelncr bot ftd Gin
~elltiebItdler QllbIid bar. Die gou;e liufe
Sctte, Der rbere Ibcil bc5 SopfcS lpor
pom Fili1pf 0etrenut. unb Die QSdnoe nit
Dem 0lut uno Oebirnt5eilden belprist,
lpahrero etn ullautbaltl amer Blutiirom iiG
llber DEN 8oocu cr9oB. Sin T~oli;ci,pagc1
brodte Die llcberreite no6 Der Morgue.
sSricbitrnm mar ein 28jdbr,gcr Jtorfpeacr,
Ger crit am Wlittlpo@ Mbenb aus BenniUls
bon;en 6lcrber fam uno III Ser Qnoerlon'z
iden 8irtbi6aft obitieg. SIN llebrigen
ipar CT icitlel Mirtben poQitQnbig unbe>
faint. gti6t cine 3sile pom ieiner 6unO
fono it'd, bic NufidluB iiber ben Selb(tz
l1oroer gtben fonnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

au. Retnlt6er, e6rlther uno ipobls
Teller lit ipl6e 9ae9ierung tpcniglteits, ais
Die Ser fransDiiinelt, ooer unlerer et9e1en
an1erifanil1en Gepu6ltt. ,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
I'm Kdmpf nit Strclder.

Ocnnerita9 Otorgen furs pnr 2 llbr lo6
YoltSilt WoOouil 3mci Wtdnnner aus Der
0reccrp ben &rofelbaus, Gdc @uergreen
Npe. ulb Scapttt Str. beraustommerl. St
rtet tie al, uIto ais Natlport erbielt Der Be-
ANTE etlIen S6uB i'll oas 8ein. Ct perz
mndte it'd leood auIred)t su erGalteu uub
BON letner Matle Gebraud 3l MAIDEN. Ser
cine Der Oicbe liant Don ci!!er Augc[ in bic
gade llnferbaib oes Nu8es 9ctre1feu nieoer.
Gr puroe perbaftet uno na1 Der Nsit
Shorts Qoc. Citation gebraat. Die unocru
%enttarnett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

@r 1T befatHt. pei ms ;u (ooule", IaQte
Dor etllt9en &o9en cine waderc Biirsersiral
Sl etller1 Setaunten, y%t0nnen Sie INNER cir
Bldldbei 9r. Snl's hulten Sprup tiioeu.
@lr babet lDa6reno bes D%ersansenen 8sn=
tiers 1eineu 94ertb erfunut."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

ST 0N@en1eiat 0elica3cn n1aS hc.
ft1stattcst 5yla5Gca@icrc ser Gpt:roo
Scfpp SretUina SO. Ita0 c1cScrs
ttettta, 3t ctupfcb!er. Gcfea9nac,t
6ttfet stan brett at Sic 8raucrct
SM ittgOett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15

9ies lit elite catpfehGcmssucrtbe ttps FIR
Sc0ea, bcr 61tf nicorfscm 4;reiS, fotoie cuf
eorreftes SettbaEtsn nnO amf 9GIcrbaftt9=
feit iicbt.
~ Mir bitten, bel @efenanecm bteSe
sSettnw0 a%n5nGebcm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-15
Bor0atn.

geir Offerireu oS einen 'u9eober" uniere neue, c3te
s.oz. %peritlbcrte Ioldenubr. 9ieie nbr lit Elm o1rdD'
eltS reHeS GSo6rifot. feline l%Dert6loie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
.3iffernlott uuo fart ntriilberteS @ehduie gie6t tbr D0S
8iSiehen etrer edtcu miuaenlilberneu u6r un0 tra9t
fi6 better ais lplde. Q2arnm? @Setl lie Ddrter,5 ftdrz
fer unb idiuerer it. Sic bat ell ib5ue5 tron5D.
Tides cmatlIitteS 3tiferbIott. neiAcS
burb ein i9mercS l01s5 iror5DIiItes SloS gefd1nst
fpir6i ooS 09erf lit OpiIltInotg neu. mad benz beribrls
tcn Wtpntilier 5Jabrifat. nccurat uno supertdiIi9 ie
1T reid o~er5icrt NIB bat eineil 1buelien Sang GS.600
G1i10e III Der Gtrnbe). Sn3 aSeIf. melbe5 bnrD
8otent 9eid)ubt lit. lit befannt loe3et ieirer gl:tfads
belt unb Dancr6nItigfett, ME man e5 III fetncr auoern
ubr firOet. fe lit gei6itBt gcgen Gt0Hb nno
bot fetne 8eltanSt1etle. RTE anger Or6ullt9 tontncn
fbnreIt. g8 lift bieS ciue re0ul6re $i2 lGbr rnb lptro
ritbt fir -. 81 peri1tct, menn lm) Der Seiteler niDt
~eruitlitb bertiiDen lpiQ. 0erfGufe mad unierem 9roben
iluItrirte1 &atotoJ o5jui0lte3en, 6.n mir nnttldidcn.
Wir idtfen tie G. O.. D., nit Der @rIoubuii ctner 9=
nouen 9rifunQ. meun so Seut5 nit Der Geitellung
eiuoeidift lperbeu al3 Sarantiei luenn maA baniit
5~ufriebet lit lrb Ale3 10 iiubet, mte o~nge5etat. baum
bc5ablt man ben GeIt. $2.45, uub uiInntt Die 1Gr, I'M
onbern Sale besnbIt man feiuel Sent. GGenu Der
pple Setra9 nit hr 9eitcanllg eingei0tdt lpirb, Damn
feflben mir cine bi5ide gpIbpIotttrte Settle
unO 6ebGn9e nm o II it. 2teEe uGr tit pot allen
at ~Ici9teiteu gu Derfou.eN; poaitSubiQ g%arantirt
toitet fe mir 1896, Sn jeber 8~efteanng BON iedDs.
meG1er SIT. so ~6ei9ee9t lit, iGiden mir cine ertra ubr
gratis. aBegen uufeyer 3AperiIl fiQfett oeriuetleE ptr
ouf irgenb ein 0eIDdft36a!iS i'll @bica9o, oDCr iDctn
sic G5reurbe in Der Sta6t bobeu. fra1cu Sic %bteiel6,t.
elegant inuitrirtc &otaloJe per 8oit 4 GeutS. TkAc
Harris Watch CO., iO5 Siftb 1nenIe,
GbtcG6p, 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

GREAT POETS AND ARTISTS BORN MADE ny
EDUCATION OR ADVANTAGES While believe this TO be true 10
also true that GREAT PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS born with tho
peculiar adapmby which makes them great IN their profession
Dr. RUSSELL BURNER is natural ply scan nhertng oil tho
natural qualifications necessary 70 develop into the great and
ceSsu physician surgeon which he while who did
have those qualifications could have made marked
success matter how hard he may have labored,
Dr. BURNERS POWER or DIAGNOSING DISEASES B PERFECTLY
With strong perception experience delicate
ouch with the assistance of his improved instruments hes
enabled tell the afflicted the of their disease read their
every symptom easily open book which enables him
make analysis Of whole body and at the deficiency
nature whether there deficiency perverson and
by the natural remedies equaze the peveron add to the defc
ency lessen dheeby bring about natural normal
and healthy condition
DR. BURNER does not recognize disease to be entity
devil that DO out the wrath Of God inflicted poor
weak suffering man. but abnormal physiological and chem
cal condition which he enabled 20 change and with tho
tainty Of mathematics
you afflicted and can find relief nowhere donotgve up
despair until you have consulted DR. H. RUSSELL BURNER who
has cured more difficult after other eminent physicians have
failed than any other physician IN this country you are not
able to visit him at his MEDICAL INSTITUTE then meet him during
his next visit to this countyFrom the Marietta Register
The highest compliment ever paid medi-
cal man in the United States.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

TOLEno, Dec. 1.-THE blade has opin
Ions from most Of the Democratic editors
la Northern Ohio on the Senatorial ques'
ton, They are 40 fOllOWai
ed, Gaulner, editor Manaileld Shield
and Banner u yei undecided,
Prank N, Jones, editor AnRonia Mirror,
Darke county, fret choice q, NJ, Andeis
son, second Gen, Mcmahon,
Editor lelletQntalne Examiner has hp9
declared himaelt,
L. L. .orwIg, editor Napoleon Northwest
40 choice,
N, N. Webster, editor Port Clinton
News, firal choice John N, Thomas
ilOlhr0Ok n Goa edit0f6 Crawford Co
Forum, frat choice Gen, MoMahon, 500
ond John II, Thomas,
Goo, Gosline, editor Oak llarhor Press,
first choice Frank llurd,
A, II, Snyder, editor Mercer Go, Stand
ard, first choice Calvin y, lirlOe,
Chns. w. Krathwahl, editor Earth, I'd
gerlOn, o., frat choice Cal, lirloe,
George ieta editor Lima CouFlor irsl
choice Gal, lrIee,
Agnew Welsh, editor Ada Record, first
choice Col Cal, lirlee,
NJ, fOlon, editor Delphoa Herald, first
choice Cal iiriee,
j, q, Yollmeyer, editor Wauseon Expos
tor, first choice Cal, lirloe,
Chns, Roland, editor Greenyllle Demo
orat, frat cholce, Gen, McMahOn,
O, u, Aelfrldge, editor Lima Times, first
choice Col, Cal, llrIpp, second choice Cal,
nrloe, third choice Calvin y, lirloe,
II, h, Stewart, editor kOrwnlk hNperl'
ment, first choice, John II, Thomas
ID, j, Stnlior, editor 1llln News, first
choice, John H. Thomasi second, Virgil
T., Kline,
u, a, Clark, editor st. Mary's Argus,
llrHt choice, Col, Cal, llrlce,
AuglaIgo Democrat first choice, Cal 81
llrlce.
u, N, ChIlds, Konton Democrat, first
choice, Geo, T., Senoy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

"INsATIETY" ~ u poem by Kate
Kaufman, q Ia Ella Wheeler's early
style. IL was probably composed after
reading the life OF the Countess Of Az
bany. She and Alleri were Patonic
lovers Socon years, at the end of which
time II BECAME possible for them TO
spend part OF each year together. How
ever, he wasn't happy, even then, be-
cause, he said, when they were together
he was miserable, because he reflected
that every moment brought him nearer
their parting. This sentiment has o
poetic sonorousness In story, but had
the Countess and the mildly lnaatIate
Al6erl been bound together with the
hooks Of steel nuptial, IN n State like
South Carolina, where divorces only
come with earthly dissolution, his spas'
motto "insatiety" might have taken on
the lnsapory mould, which, II II be-
comes chronic, Is more excruciatingly
insatiate, than the insatiety which
comes with that species Of hallucid lu.
macy called Platonic love.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

EX GOVERNOR JOuE i. ST. JOnN In
reply TO questions Of n kunana Cily
Star reporter, concerning the part pro.
hlbition had played In tho recent cleo
ton IN Iowa, hit the nail right on tho
head, when he said'
"Prohibition cut q very little figure
The tariff Is what did ". The farmers
have nc last learned what is 10 their in
terest, They have grown tired OF CIV.
ing bushel OF oats for u pound Of
sugar, and this feeling Is growing 10
strong that IN 1899 n tidal wave will
sweep over the western country IN the
interests Of tariff reform which viii
make all other political changes seem
small aud insignificant. IL was the
farmers vote that did IT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

A PROMINENT Democrat, who has
been giving the question OF redistricL.
ing the state OF Ohio for members Of
Congress much attention, says the dis.
tTlcts will be arranged from the north.
east, commencing with Ashtabula,
with this probable result: Ashtabula,
Lake, Geauga and eastern half Of Guy.
ahoga. This will make district OF
about $500 Republican majority, and
will look well on the map. The next
district will be Mahoning, Trumbnl,
Portage and Summit, harmonious
and blocky district. buttrassed on the
east by the Protection lines Of Penn.
sylvanla. This district will hold within
itshigbly protected boundaries about
$500 Republican majority. The next
district Ia Columblana. stark, Wayne
and Holmes. This district will be
Democratic on general impulses by
about 700 majority, but Major MclKin.
ley would have n good lighting chance,
and " elected. II would tend TO boom
him for President in 1892
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
Ponnlonn urantod.

PENSIONS Claims were granted, re-
comfy, through the AGENCY Of Chns. II.
Jones. Of Wnynesburp, o., ns follows;
NAL Gen. M. ID. Lcpgctt, arrears Of pny;
David Berlin, Alliance, original; Jordan
II. Banks. New Cumberland. increase, X.
u. Wlso, Canton, orig. Geo. M Rondobuah,
Malvern, inc. Jncob Smith, Bolivnr, o.,
original, j, w. Mcclellan, WnyneehurR,
lncronsc, Josenh Talbot, Harlem Springs,
incrcnso; David w. Henry, East Rochos-
Ter. o., original, John Harper, New Cum.
borlnnd, o., originals Levi NJ. Bulgcr,
Canton, G., original, Vim, u. Ewing, Al
linnco, original, John s. Wolkor. W0yilos-
burg, originals. Tbos. Hunt, Magnolia,
original Valley Enterprise.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
AnuEAwAY COUPLE
90 10. Rlonland County 10 Oct Married
aud Hope phHt All Will be bereno.

/ 90 10, Nlonland County 10 Oct Married
aud Hope phIt All VIII be Hereno.
On "Wednesday last John Il. stewart
! stepped Into thn Probate Iudge'a Office
! aud uHkcd Tor % license 10 bo married TO
! lllliCC, Snuor llo claimed that ho was
| from some little town la Pennsylvania,
| and that hI0 intended wlfo was resident
| Of this city, llcHalol the Judge 20 "koop
! Il ont Of tho pnporh and "plcano do not
! publish it for one week. wHanccOrdingly
! WrIuon ON the mirgn Ia the register op.
pOHljO their uNmoH, The couple loft on
! The snmp day Oul wOHt.bOund train, aud
lhc MuuUlold ShIold and Banner has tho
| iOlluwlngj
"Join Il, Stewart and Tilllc G. LNuor, a
| comuly looking couple, applied 0t Squire
| Eudly'a office yesterday morning with a
| marriage llccuHC issued by the Probate
Judge Of Stark county. After having tho
/ door securely locked and tho window
! hlnda drawn, they made known thcIr
| mlHaIon, which WAS 10 b0 married, AZ the
! license was drawn in the proper form the
| 'SQUIro could do nothing hut comply with
thoir roqucst, which ho did and they were
soon brought into a realization OF that
charming hIt Of matrimonial fiction, "Iwo
sOula with hut single thought, two pot-
sons who only cNt and wear ua much na
unc,n The movements OF the couple were
20 mysterious 40 10 oyndo the newspaper
mstlora. II N thought that they came
from Mngaillon or Canton,
at has since hoon learned that the
couple copcd and hoped that by coming
here they could locp the matter u secret,
liut "murdcr viii OUT aud so will olopo.
mouta. Tho Wrllor called Ut Squire
lndly'n office, but the venerable Iuatlco
wun Na dumb an an oyster, aud the slight
chuclIlo and glcCiul rub OF hla hands
when the matter was hrOnchcd gave tho
reporter reasons 70 understand that the
parties had run oir and wanted the mat.
ter kopt u socrut-honco this yocifcroua
g'lcnCc'
An effort hOa been mado TO locate the
bride In thla ciU and Il has been found
that she hHg been In the city oil and on
Tor several months, She camC from Co.
hmblunA county, just across the line Of
Stark, aud has wcll.lo.do parents, From
circumstnntlll evidence In the cRso Il IN
supposed The courtship was carried on by
mail, and The marriage win no doubt bO
forgiven by tho lolcd parents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

The breath of q chronic oatarrh pa
tlent is often so offensive that he be-
comes an object of disgust, After n
time liberation sets In, the spongy
bones are attacked ard frequently en-
tirely destroyed. A constaDt source Of
discomfort is the dripping OF the puru'
lent secretions into the throat, some
times producing inyeterate bronchitis,
which IN is turn has been the exciting
cause OF pulmonary disease, The brill
liant results which have attended It's
use for years past properly designate
Elys Cream Balm rs by far the best
and only cure,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
uoruNo Ton NOTHING,

Quito number Of Democrats thInl,
Stark, Wayne, TNuDrwna ana Carroll
would mako u nice d0biriCh ~ 10 quite
chunky built aud looks well on tho map'
4 NlwAIuIMouRAr .,
Tnu would 10 dandy district, good
for 2dOO Democratic muiorllH but q
good many Democrats think tho old
diattIct viii do up Mckinley next year
That squad OF 600 soldiers M loungs
town is only one OF many eqund6iu tha
old district tnut wants 10 pay him OF
truck for truck, no,hin' Tor nothin',--
lCurroll Chronicle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
Ihe Democrat.

TnE biennial amendmentpropoaltlon
IN now In tho supreme Court
QUAY Is still boss of the Republican
party, 10 tho House, aa wei w Ia lhe
White House
AND now II iranspires that an elee'
tTio hight wire caused tho grtat hoHloe
fire, Beware Of the deadly overhead
wire,
la was tho high tariff business that
knocked all the daylight out OF MO
Kinley. The Western members llpm
the agricultural states dldlI
IT will probably take Speaker lleed
two weeks 10 make up his committees.
There will be no important business
and no Legislation until after that Ilme'
A pIso0yERY OF an error OF ten
votes In favor of Mr., Marquis has been
made I'm ruacaTawaa county THIS 10
duees the majority claimed by Lamp
GOn 10 H..
TnE reported loHa Of the Insurance.
companies at Lynn and Boston IL a2l,,
100000 This 10 a vast sum, Rud VIII
surely try the metile OF some or the
weaker companies,
Hon o., IlOpOE, Of Cleveland has
been appointed An AID on GOV FOR
akef'a STAFF with the rank OF Colonel,
IL win now be C0l, Hodge, 90 military
titles always stick,
PosTaIAsrEnGEN WANAMAE
IN aRy8 over bis signature ma Ihllt
delphia newspapers "lhe racket lh
wOmana hosiery Keeps mp. dolnl
john, what do you meHnf- NJ u
Woild.
TuE birmingham, Enep authorities
have adopted the clablhuur system I.
The gas houses there There rule Wl
affect 1000 men, bnl THOR WIH.l NI
not bB reduced, There VIII b' i'n'.
gangs at wnIk daily Huu each OF ..DM
will work elBA. hours,
Su3NN b, ANTHONY 00ga w0W1
have inst 90 good % right io promo
marriage 40 men, lnthO1 Susan Us rI.r
rect. We think they hRyo q b'l'w
rlpht, 900 they have more tlWU lHr con
aldfrato Judgment liut why Apl NOT
pubau plppuNVH l'NE tlH NN'N
PRINCETON college win 90 10 The
front nov rapidly Her boy8unye won
the grent football match from Nb'g
aud the championship for 1852 They
out kicked tie NulItra and won by @
score or 10 10 0. Some 2boUl pt0ulg
witnessed the game, sch0lurhips bon
Princeton ought 20 run up 10 par now
Mr., BENJAMIN HARRISON t1l1 q Io.
porter ON Thanksgiving dny That Do
felt happy becaufe OF such plru'nnt
social and family lipa No doubt OF ll
All the Harrison family ought 20 iecl
happy. An have pleasant memories OF
Little Ben, and an have q good living
laid up In the Government tTcaJury
MAJOR MollNLY ~ undoubtedly The
leading prntpctiouiu IN the House, aud
his election moro than thnt Of any other
man would be- considered dlHuuclycly
Observation-Disclosures. Cleveland Load'
or.
This was the Leader Of yesterday To
day McKinley's hUd knock ont ia0 die
tinctiyely anti protCclonist knock out,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

GRAND Army circlea Oro anxious To
zee what Recommendation President
Harrison will mike ON peu.lous iu h,s
forthcoming meenage, WIN he. advise
Congress 30 pass u service pension hl.l,
as recommended hv the lagt lgpuhl
can platform Of Ohio, or will he Cu'
dorse the dependent or disability pen.
slon bll, the one vetoed by the late
President Cleveland; or viii he recon
mend paying the old fOldlore IN honest
money, M endorsed by Gen, Gibson
Gen. Warner of Iowa, and OlheBy Ou.
der the gOlellu pledges made IN ne
National Republican platform, upon
which President Harrison was elected,
he cannot avoid treating this QuCg
tlon In n hrond. libpr0l ana patriotic
spirit. A News DEMOCRAT mnn saw
one OF the members OF the Grand
Army Pension Committee yesterday
and learned that vigorous move
will be made the coming winter, for
such pension legislation a9 "
indicated by The resolutions OF
the last National Encampment Of
the Grand Army IN milwaukee, Thr
Government now has over Sil OOlOOO
Of money lying idle IN The National
Banks, that II cannot legltlnatcly TX
pend, and the soldiers MI expect that
long promised liberal legislation, The
Republicans have both houses OF Con
gress and the President, and there can
be no excuse for failure ~ carry ont
the many solemn pledges made Major
Mckinley isuOw u great leader In the
councils OF the plrty and he wrote the
Chicago platform, IL Is said, hence we
look 10 see the Maior In the front Of
the battle on this vital question.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

BEN BUTTERwoRTn (who 10 doing
the handsome thing by supporting Nc.
Kinley for Speaker with enthusiasm)
gave q dinner on Thanksgiving even
Ing to all the candidates for Speaker.
Mr.. Reed OF Maine did not attend.
Along about n. m, after the cham.
pngne began to get IN its work, all the
candidates for Speaker Except Reed,
who was not presently appeared ID have
n better and moro mellow understand
ing with each other.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
IV wAn Won onUaKY"

A good horr0fiory oom.etovn TO
u4 fI.m lhN Npit h1uW.u NH..nN
Imr NyUalHHWluul mu.y nnh hlo
...ra ImH l"Iv..Y uu ihU ".tloHr
I.H U...1 NHHNur tua N".I in ilH
m.. no H.Up w1 oi course la now
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me oU Governor, in mi nn hour hN
T0l rr.y, "Ir IOUin unWNH here.
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0vHm fi.N. n1m ono iDlE lHn hyA
$500 ta g-uU .nHf i"WI.r would nt
elected a u.lIuur later j. appeared
uttUa Ihw ipoiu, HIl WW SHOW
iup mo- Oirp.irN go hH iI.nH Lery
Mccarthy, pu slowing rNH. NW8 was
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Lnuy nHWU over tuH dispatch Wi.u l.h
fwu..sur bun woi Wn lurA iu
um g.meU rul 10 Myers, 81 ou \. IthQ
that aaml .N wrong. II OnNv cay
,huully ul aH THAT'S 'humny' winch
mcaua A. i8au Tor lumpNs.l' Myers
wlllpd H'U tNN ruut, ma wien
the hemlduiUnt hour came, NtYumO gtl,
he saw hlu glul Depart Wlth tNt el,yuJ
that had gone before.
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fnoonnnmptlon Inonrnblop

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rls, Newark. Ark, says; "Was down
with abscess Of lunpa, and friends ana
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consumptive. Began taking DR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bette and able TO
oversee the work on my farm. II is the
finest medicine ever mnde."
Jesse Middlewnrt Decatur. o., says
"IIad 10 not been for DR. Kings New
Discovery for consumption | wonld
have died of Lung Troubles, Was
given mp by doctors. Am now IN beat
OF health" Try II. Sample bottles
free at Durbrln, Wright u Cos. drug
store,
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A GREAT nvnNP,

THE evening of December ON, lssay
will be q notable eVeLt Ter Canton hhu
stark county, Tho Y,MD,O' propose 70
Gelebrate tho anniversary Of Clryelhnah
taulf messape, aud tho occasion VIII
cali here some of tho brightest hnd
abeat men In the Democratic party,
The principal orator OF tie OCCASION
IA Inc elOnueut Kentucky COnplehhman
W.O.p lfroklundge, the mont elo-
Qnent man ia tho House OF ltepfehen'
tatiyea. llB has positively promised 70
honor tbs occasion, Tho most tlo'
ouept lawyeF ia Ohio, John MeSweeney,
oil Wooster VIII also DO present
aud win follow Mr., liIreWnildge
IA. ID. llpli0r Of Manifold Hon John
A. ThowHa, oi Springfield, ana Nol, ual'
liIlcB of Linn, have ulhO bthh iuVlWu'
Grover Cleveland win send y lelltr 10
beiell ON tna occaalpni also Nhhunoty
Iucl, 0l NWuaylYaAlH, ava UunRrthh'
man Mills, OF Texas, A fplendla Or
cho1ua rs buiug organized 10 loihlhh
Ina prucrCilngs win take place IN
the Iau.IugUa and the Democratic
cuha from NUsllon, Alliance Ma
yuTa New Berlin, MiddlebHnch, Oa'
nahuIg and many utAerpoIuIaM WI par
Ieu4tp, luu lNl program wiz DO bh'
n0uuCD3 ina lew dpya'