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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10
WILMINGTON AMP NORTHERN
w RAILROAD.

MkANDl WINE SUMMIT AND JOANNA
HkluIl1s CAMP MEETINGS.
Excursion tickets will ID sold from VII
minRiun 20 GrAnoguG At rate Of thirty cents
iOr round UP. food 10 return from August
list to August l7th incm,iye
On sunday, August 18th, ind sunday, An.
gutt nh, special train leaves French street
stat lon NJ a, M, Special train returning
leaves GtunuRue, q, % y. H.
These bp,Cial trains viii nun tlrptgh 10 Jo-
anna Heights camp HeetiuE and rriurn
ENcursipn tickets To JUal Ina Heights good
to Teturl iram j ly lJIh tu AuKuet
18th, inclusive.
A. q, McChuSIAND. sup'L
BOW NESS bltlHGs, tenl fa-s. Aat.
Il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

IT CERTAI-LY seeds singular that
one or two men can enter train of
cars and rob the passengers, but
several instances oil this kind have re
Gently occurred il the West. The only
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10
EXECUToRs SALE
IL or
PERSONAL P PROPERTY,
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 2Gru,


win be sold 1t public yeIldue on the prem
Ices,
NOS. 2lS-2z3 WEST TENTH STREET.
In the city Of Wilmington, Del.
The following described personal property
beip n iUB TO tho estate oF Wulsau. y. hui.
lock. deceased. TO Wit.
boxing machtuO and Tits, polishing ma
chine, J circular Jaw, rim rcuhdef. drill
and bi :, planning mAchile. ! lOinting ma
CHI ne, boring aud moftitins machine, /
sturteyaut blower, Ytlnhstone and fixtures
baud Jaw snd saws. 1 bdl. cutter and nix
lures, J spoke lennon llAchine, emery
wheel, l new patent cGei wagon, ] three
spring wagon, dtArbufnH, milk wagons, farm
wagons wheel barrowH lot second hand
wagon, lot milk wagon bodies, lot panuel
bodies lot running gear. lot horseshoes aud
chloe. irons, tools IN whee wright and black
smith shops, lot lumber, lbt iron, 2 safes, 2
desks, wardrobe, / loun ge, and lot Of mis-
oellaneout tools, fixtures aud property In
aud about the wheelwrlRht and acksinitii
shop.
Attendance will be given and terms OF sale
made known by HIS. BULLOCK.
Executor estate Williain .. Bullock de-
ceased. au2-s&th-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

nEmEMnER that the payment o.
NATIONAL hAnKIH OF New OrieRnA
and tie Tickets ate signed by the PregL
dent OF On Institution, WHO'S ohsftersd
flShts afs recognized IN the highest Cousss,
therefore, bsGArs Of AL limitations OF an.
noymous schemes
ONE DOLLAR Is the price OF the small.
| est part or frsotlon Of . IicEos LsBUED
bY as in any Drawing. Anything IN our
mans offered for less than Dollar Ia d swim.
| die.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10
YESTERDAY

We went over our en-.
tire stock of Pantaloons
and made another
knife into the prices as
we are determined to
close out the stock Of
light weights. They
were worth all they
were marked before
ard must certainly be
cheap now. Stop in
and see the Suits for
Men and Boys which
we have placed in the
sane mark down lot
and at prices fully as
low. Some bargains
in Boys Short Pan
Suits and Odd Pants.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

trains will leave v iInlngton a. follow,
rhn4aeLDLlA tekpress, 4 IutAsuLm
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w, i.sO. ~, ~ sd sl, ] o. and 10 y IN.
lss IA 20 ss =; "a 70 "a 3, 3 ! i,
si /; i q il Il Z. Ia "a "a "a ~ u
Xoeoa m saAuoe. = q. 80 iM xn pS
s i :. eIi - q q * 4 !. Il !. " ~
81 q " ~, Z cs nc ~; Il, 3. o, "a
TYoi ss@sis t toss 1S .nd ln.erns1a., ia.
uf RaitiS.I: an i N .nS = s,a M.
ksIti% more an. nd w isne a., - 2 r. ~,
Z az Il g. g !. % & u % y -
Train, ior Delsvsie Divi1ion lt.y:'si
sM snh .. M, 1875 IA W
usorggto-n aud II hSboth, $50 A. 3d.. -
and r ~ y. M.
EsrriSstop, poinai. and way si4uou. -
Efpiress ' lor Rir nj IRON. . 50 p. n. -,
hrpIen ior Over. hAshnatoas 'ad w
fshsl;n GtI e Q t 3; =; nj, ro,,, o,,.
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3 Il. Ia. as, s@ NOD iCa sfsii bp,n.
SUNDAY 1ItAIN4
Tor fhlladtlphiAt eIpretsI la rs, ,el7D
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Nor SsN. CGhue, KirkSool, hlddist3Nl
JikYtoE, Dover, FELTON,. EtrnnEtoht a *
Vile nea ford, Lhutti aud DelhAr, l4Vo = t-S1
BaltlIror and " AshipGt0e. 80, y ~. =,
a. m, IL Ca "a, % IS, =. A. " .. ~. tnA = q
kight. Malt more, q, % p m. snd Y - , t;,l,
Leave Philadelphia. Mo,d street ioI ni'
hington (eTpressl, an, Ia, p.io, n'la a;
NJ, o., 6.6a 'tta S.o, cd n.4o Il'V 'Ai
h ac r. cdAtiou, ga 70. A. NJ, If.aSLA
8. ia Az 10. n Andii, q P. ", ..,,.,,,, -.
FOR ruither infornsron, Rsi s,stiop, Ai' ~
Trains marked Thus ~ arc n'si''4
upon which extra sArsI enAIFea' ,y..,u
aaS; nSnaIar General fSi'saf'; AZ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10
Grand Monthly
Drawing,

AT the academy of Music, New Or.
leans, Tuesday. August 10, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 5000, 900
100, 900 Tickets as Twenty Del.
lars each. Valves et0, Quar- tors
soi Tsnths e.; Twentteshs 81.
IAFr or PRIIEA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

Diarrhpa and dysentery are prevented
during teethiBg by Hooper's Anodyue,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

Address Registered lsttsn containing Cur
,Osy 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
oUR sPLHNpID VICTORY,

The Democrats put up q good ticket
and made u straight light pn merit,
That this ticket Ia elected by such a
majority, ID due 10 outside aid A large
number OF Republicans yoted tho Dom
ooratic aeket yesterday, because they
felt, In so daing, they yoAed 10 advance
the material interests OF the city, The
Democratic officials, who are now In
absolute control OF the city government
will undemtand that they arc entrusted
with power by the people for tho bene'
iit OF tho people, The election OF yes
terdhy In more than an endorsement OF
the Democratic party, II is tho en-
dOrsement OF honest and economical
city government by men who regard
the interest OF the public above tho in
teresta OF party, II Ia conceded that
the Democratic party never had q bet
ter ticket than In this election and
they mover before had such q complete
aud sweeping victory, The result Ii q
strong admOnitiOn 20 the Democratic
party in stark county W put up none
but good men In the coming fall eleo'
tiOn, men who not only have the con
fidence OF the party, but OF the whole
community as well, The Democratic
party OF Canton, In now more harmOni'
Gus and better organized than eyer be'
fore In its history.
The election OF yesterday shows that
there In q large independent vote here,
Lot those who have the deatinioa Of the
party In their keeping, see 10 II, In the
future, 40 they have done in the lmme'
diate past, that public business Is con
duoted so as 10 commend the oonh'
donoe and support OF that large and
independent class Of citizens who value
good. government and honest methods
above party fealty,
We congratulate Mayor Blake and
the whole ticket, over the magnificent
result.
We congratulate Chairman Wolty
and his very encient committee on
their solid work,
We congratulate the citizens OF Can
ton, without regard 10 party, that we
have now good, orderly economical city
government secured 10 as.
We congratulate the Democratic
masses over the triumph OF the Demo
cratic party, the party Of the people,
aud the only party in this country TO-
day that stands for the greatest good 10
the greatest number.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04


TnE MaSsillon Independent Is some
what savage on the Repository editor
bat only those we'll informed would dis
cover the animus OF the article, The
Independent OF Friday, March 80 pub
fishes q long article from tho Columbus
Sunday Herald ian obscure iournal) In
which II appears that the man who pur
chased the Repository editor for q 81
note, at the ratio OF S cents per line
was q Mr.. E. @. johnson. The article
claims that this same Il. @, Johnson
after purchasing the editor OF the Re
poSltory with 81 note, also went to
MaSGillon and tried 10 purchase the ed
itor OF the MaSsillon Independent, but
failed, The editor Of the MasBillon In.
dependent was not for sale 10 the school
book ring for o., and hence Il. q. John.
son left MaSslllon, without having pur.
chased the editor The article further
stated that Mr.. Monnot got the said Il.
Q. johnson drunk, followed him TO
Crestlino, and gave him 500 for the
receipt for the 80 note, signed "G. b,
r" the editor Of the depository. Fur.
thermore, the article states that said B.
q, johnson Is not the agent OF D.Apple.
ton 4 Co., and that d. Appleton b Co.
did notpay the %, which purchased the
editor Of the Repository. To those who
are familiar with this whole business,
this publication isekCruHatingly funny.
And here Is whore the funny business
comes In. OF course n. q, johnson Is
not the agent Of d, Appleton h Co.
When another agent Of ID. Appleton 4
20, came 70 Canton and was put In
possession Of positive evidence that the
editor OF the Repository had sold out
for q 81 note, and when, after meeting
the editor OF the Repository he found
he was in no shape 10 deny 1t, Mr.,
II. q. Johnson was no longer the agent
Of ID. Appleton u Co., and he Is not
now; but II 10 observed that neither the
obscure Sunday Herald, OF Columbus,
NOR the MasSilon Independent are able
20 deny that the man who made the con.
tract with the editor OF the Repository
for his influence in the interest Of the
school book ring at the rate OF 2B cents
pdr line, was at one time the agent Of
the school book ring, and that the blank
Of ID. Appleton & Go. upon which the
editor OF the Repository sold himself
for IS note Is genuine blank Of d.
4 Go. BY the way this blank,
with the contract 10 now safely on do.
posit In burglar proof safe In Canton,
and any Republican who desires TO ex.
anime 1t, In good faith, can have that
SO far as the sale OF bribery
Is concerned, IL matters not who Il. q.
Johnson or any other agent 10, drunk
Or sober; all we want 10 know is, did
The Repository editor sell himself and
his paper for n &5 note, or 25 Gets a line
FOR all future publications. And on this
point, the eyi1enceis conclusive. Hence
We say the publication in the Independ-
mt 10 TO further humiliate the editor Of
,he Repository, who sold himself and
his slander mill for q S5 note, or at the
ate of 25 cents line
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
TRuLy IN THm sour,

Last nights tepositoTy makes a saw
age attack on MIR, Charles o, Upham
and withal pays him tho compliment OF
being the local boss Of the Republican
party, Tbs Repository makes another
demonstration ofith feeble mindednesa
when II charges that Mr. Upham
mark you Mr., Upham, nobody bat Mr.
Uphan 10 rehpOnaible for the hepubli-
can Waterloo, How II must tickle MIR,
Upham 70 have his party organ elevate
hlm 10 such standard OF control
Put all jokes aside the Repoaltory at
tack on Mr., Upham 10 a serious mis-
take, though strictly In keeping with
the regular practice OF the slander Or
gan, 80 far aa tho Republican defeat
il concerned We have met more Repub-
llcana who attribute II 10 the shame
leaaneaa and total depraNty Of tho Re-
pository than 10 any connection Mr.,
Upham may have had with the CON
duct OF the campaign
The Repostoy'a effort 10 boost Mr.,
Hex the day after election aav0rh some.
what OF post mOrtem "bOom,
and Mr., Rex will not be slow 10 ''oAtch
on," The fact is the depository has no
more use for MIR Rex than II has for
Mr. Upham, but with its transparent
"monkeyiAhneaa" II liekSpittleS Mr., Rex
aud undertakes 10 score Mr., Upham for
matters In which they have a mutual
concern.
Tho milk Ia the oOooanut" Of the
RepOaitory's denuneiation Of Mr
Upham lies In the fact that ho Ia lhe
attorney OF the libeled' councilman
whom the Repository was dtpryud
enough 10 brand as "Ananlaa" and AZ OF
doubtful paternity" dn Other words
'bastard'O and for which Judgment Is yet
10 be meted out TO the "irresponsbili,
ties" managing the RepoSitory estAb-
lishment, And now no far as Mr.
Upham's character ls concerned, and
which the Repository 30 Sayagely
attacks, the number Of people in Can
ton 10 few who would not take Mr.
Upham's word before accepting for
truth much that the Repository prIuts
The Slanderous Repository with Ia
school book monopoly sBNellout and
twenty Ave cents per line'forfuture.
iayors record Is truly Tin the soup"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

Professor Bryce, an Englishman, has
produced, II is claimed, the best general
history OF the United States extant. lie
oharacterizes our people as good.na.
tured, "purveyors OF humors 10 the
nineteenth century, hopeful, charitable,
we'll informed, unreyerenlal, shrewd,
impressionAble, sympathetic, nomadic,
adopts In rldicule, and chang0ful in
moods, though not In opinions. Re.
forring, no doubt, 10 the quadrennid
Presidential upheavals, he says "They
are liable 10 swift and vehement out.
bursts Of feeling" "They seem all 10
take fame at once "They are like a
tree whose pendulous shoots quiver and
rustic with the lightoSt breeze, Whine
its roots enfold the rock with a grasp
which storms cannot loosen. Size this
up and you viii acknowledge the ft.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
A hi0 now IN THE hnfunfAuAN
fI FAnTN, ,fN.f

Tho rejection, OF Mnrat IlAlntead by
the Senate, has created q violent distur'
bance in tho Republican Congress
The Republican press seemsto be pret'
" unanimously OF tho opinion that hr'
llalhtead has now become martyr,
aud that the obstinate ana opinionAted
Senators, who have just voted 10 reject
IlalhteAd 40 our minister 10 the court
of IT. Bismarck, have aug their own
graves,
The offending nenAtore are Quay, OF
PennHylyaniai Dawes, OF Manaaehn'
settsi Eyarta, Of New York; lngallai OF
Kansas, Plumb, OF Kanbas ana Teller
OF Colorado, Senators Stanford OF Cali
forniaI Stewart OF Nevada ana Jones
OF Nevada, did not vote, bat
would have voted against Mr.
Ilalatead, had their yOtss been needed
10 defeat him. The only Democrats
voting for Halstead we're General Joe
Blackburn, OF Kentucky and Senator
Cali, OF Florida The vote stood 10 "a
20, Senator sherman made q plong ap
peal for haletead, but II was OF no use
Now, this ia exclusively Republican
row, and an far ~ We can discover no
Democrat has any interest In H. The
Democratic press seem 10 Hympalhlze
largely with Mr., Halhtoad Tho New
York World, tho largest circulating
Democratic paper in the North, con
demna the Senate forits action, and the
Louisville Courier Journal, the leading
Democratic daily, south OF the Ohio
river, champions Mr., llalatead'i
care and cause more enthusiastic
ally than any newspaper Of
either party. Richard Smith
Mr. HalStoad's partner, advises The
wiping out OF the present u. \, Senate
and .electing Senators by the people
tho same on we elect our Governors
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
sounds q battle slogan, which meant
war, IRON now henoeIOrthi on WI lht
Senators who have aided 10 knock Mr.
HalStead out OF his life ambition 10 DO
como q renowned foreign diplomat
The flght promises to become inherent
ing,
OF course the PreAldent can atlll Bend
Mr.. HalStead abroad " no chooses, afteI
tho Senate adjourna, but this no 10 moi
likely 10 do, as II would be taken 90 an
insult TO all the Republican Senators
who have voted against Halatead'e con
ilrmation, and this kind Of an insult Q
weak and wabbling executive Is moi
liable 10 ofIor,In the outset OF his uncor
tain career
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

Great Democratic victory in Akron
The Democrats elect q Mayor and q
majority Of the Council Also q big
Democratic victory In Columbus. The
Democratic Mayor is elected by 1900
majority. The Republican city OF
Steubenville has also gone Democratic
a gain Of over 700. The Republicans
carried the bummer's ticket through
In Cincinnati by about GOO plurality,
The Reform ticket did not run up to
expectations, only polling about 7,40O
votes, In Cleveland the Republicans
win, electing Gardner Mayor by 9OS
plurality. In Toledo the Republicans
carry the city as usual, but by reduced
majority. The city votes to bond The
city for $4,000 for q pipe line for nat.
ural gas,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
WHAT A NEWSPAPER BHoULD
NEVER DO.

Murat Halstead In the last number
OF the Writer, In an article on newgpa
per constituencies, says: a0ne thing
u newspaper should never do lsto eel
influence 10 corporations or 10 crowds
II q price Is put upon truth, and II ID
sold, the press is untrue II Is the duty
OF the press 10 reduce the percentage Of
stealing In public expenditures"
The Canton Repository, which at.
tempted 10 hold up Halstead AZ author
ity for the propriety OF selling editorial
influence 10 the book ring crowd at 25
cents o line and thus increase the per
oentago OF stealing In public expendi-
lures for school books is invited TO
ponder over the neatneSs and elegance
with which Mr. Halstead dlsposes OF
their case,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

In response to call from delega
tion of the Woman's Christian Tenn.
perance Union, Mrs. Harrison refused
to banish wine and intoKicants from
the White House table. She also do.
clined to abolish wine glasses from her
own plate, on state dinner occasions.
IL is customary at State dinners, for
each guest TO have six colOred glasses
al his or her plate, indicating six kinds
Of wine The glasses are Of different
sizes and colors, and the caterer who
serves the wine, pours out a different
kind of wine ut every course. The
usual White House dinner consists Of
six courses, and the table is cleared at
the end Of every course. The wines
commence with light French and Span.
ish wines, and end with champagne, as
the last course. Mrs. Harrison will not
follow the example Of Mrs. Cleveland,
who would allow no wine glasses at
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

Ia is reported that Miss Bessie Hotch
kiss, a young lady who resides in Elmi
ra, is 10 be the bride Of Governor Hill
Miss Hotchkiss is brunette, with
bright, dark, captivating eyes, that
denote gentleness, sweetness and a
good nature. Her figure is one that
would attract attention in any gather.
ing of beautiful women. She may be
styled ''diyinely tall and most divinely
fair" Her carriage is almost regal
while her manners are easy, graceful
and unaffected II she marries Gov.
Hill, she is liable to have q home in the
White House, one OF these days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Cor. n. q. INorRsor.L in the current

Col. r. @. lNoERsoLL in the current
number Of the North American Re
view demands that the Christian ohGll
give TO the Agnostic his knowledge, II
he has any, of future life. Had Col
Ingersolf Sead his bible Alright he would
have learned that one Of It's chiefteach'
ings is that Christian knowledge is a
spiritual gift, peculiar to the indivld.
ual, aud that the key that unlocks Its
divine mysteries is prayer The Chris.
tian can present tie key, but cannot in.
duct novice into the Kingdom bodily,
not even so imperiops a questioner as
Col. Iugersolli since "lesh and blood
cannot inherit the Kingdom Of Hsav-
en- Try The key, Robert, and let us
know what success you have.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
In CLOSE aUAnrERs.

The local boomerang OF the Cleve
land Leader Ia known as an egregioua
prevaricater where political matters are
concerned. With this understood one
can readily perceive the desperate
straits which the Republican party Ia
in throughout the state In the following
In It's editorial columns Of last evening.
II 10 bad enough for Canton 70 elect
a Democratic Mayor, but when Repub.
lioan Springfield and Akron, and ZaneB.
vile, too, go into tho same business, II
Is time 70 call q general halt among
Ohio cities Of this class.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
WhAt Ann Ito nol

The symptoms Of biliousness are un
happily but too well known. They
liffer In different individuals 10 some
mtent. A bilious man Is seldom O
breakfast eater. To frequently, alas
he has an excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids Of u morning. His
tongue will hardly bear inspection al
any time; II IL is not white and furred
1t is rough, at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out OF
order and diarrhea or constipation may
be symptom oxthe two may alternate
There are often hemmorrhoids or even
loss Of blood. There may he giddinesa
and often headache and acldity or fiat
ulence and tenderness In the pit OF the
stomach. To correct all this II not
effect cure try Green's August Flower
IL costs but q trifo and thousands
test Its efficacy ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
DEMOCRACY mLATmD.

Democracy is elated over the refresh.
ing news sent over the wires through
out the state In addition to the re.
turns from Columbus, Steubenville and
other cities the wires tell us that great
gains have been made In Wooster, Wa.
pakonota, Clyde, GAINESVILLE, Coshocton,
Sidney, Bellevue, Clrclevile, Lima, st.
Marys, Fremont, Norwalk, Bucyrus,
Dayton and a score or more other cities
OF more or less note. Springfield went
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Road Notice.

E0lloo ~ htroby given that petition will be- pre-
haniod " The Oomtnlalonera ~ alAh 90, o., N
their June hnaalon ~ bn held on tho jane ilttn
" road connecting tho MApeton and Malvern road
with tho nobersvlllo and Malvern roAd, IN nAid
road, near Peter nonI real ento, thence in a an.
recton little east 0f north In fc 20 north line OF
Peter nolnt lAnd hunoe Ia the eme direction
through lands owned BY Jacob I0ehT tiO foot,
thenoN eant nTu ieet W nortlwon corner of lands
oWntd by ulrioh fluuri themes eAht along north
lnl llnA 4 ulrlm rlunftl md prthrAHt corner
MAIL Ihlctl ~ iiAt hH mn d,ffatl0h GtO NJ 10
rinltltN, . nlh nAghle TsRf bfl and 0Vned
~ AthAn1l iHplt7, linai sNh ienn b. On
Tahn an nielsr Hvli uN ~ ~ fln fbAl - 4
tronA ava tlilhlu aih tlUNa - bpsHtfe titsn
IiAN AooB HEN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
There is more Catarrh in this section

There is more Catarrh In this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed TO be lncurable
For great many years Doctors pro
nounced II local disease, and pre-.
scribed local remedies, and by con.
tantly falling TO cure with local treat.
ment, pronounced IL incurable. Sci.
ence has proven catarrh TO be q consti.
tutional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Cat.
arrh Cure manufactured by Il. j, Che.
ney n Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the onl,, con.
stitutional cure on tho market. Il is
taken internally In doses from 10 drops
10 u teaspoonful. II acts directly upon
the blood and mucus surface OF the
system. They offer one hundred dol.
lars for any case II fails to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials. Address
+. j. CHENEY Il Co, Toledo, Ohio.
nsB- Sold by druggists, 75c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

THE appointment VI Patrick Egan 10
be United States Minister 10 Chill, gives
the Irish. Americans a share In the Pat.
rOnage [pittsburg Chronicle.
Not much. II only baniSheS one
Irlshman, who has betrayed his race, to
q secluded spot in a foreign land, where
he has a good show 10 get the Shogras
shakes or the yellow fever, and be ship.
ped home by express in yellow box Of
South American pine.