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Democratic messenger., 1889-12-14
i,mcklcn.s Arnicn Snlye.

The hest sally, in the world hr Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. $ II Rhcum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chrppcd aands. Chilhlnins
corn., and all skin Erullions, aud posi-.
lively cures Piles, ,r no pay required. II
j. guaranteed tn give pcrpcci satisfaction
or money refunded Price - cents per
box. For sale 10y i. D.Coltinsham Il Io
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-14

SYMPTOMS Moisture: intcncc itching and
siinging most at night worse by scratching
" allowed tO continue tuinOrs form, which
often bleed and nlccraic. becoming very sore.
SwAYNE's OINTMENT stops the Itching anil
bleeding, heals liberation, An IN most cases
mnves the tunnrS. A. druggists. ar hy mail
for ~ c'nts. Dr. SwAinc a Snn. Philadelphia.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-14

The more imagination a
poet has the better, especially
when he sits down to his hum
BILE bill of fare.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-14

l:igtcen tons Of steel disap-
ear daily on the single sys-
TEN of the London and North
western Railway through wear
and rust. u
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-14

We shall be pleased 10 furnish samples
when desired, and assure our patrons
that their orders will he given immediate
and careful attention in our well organi.
zcd Mail Order Department.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-14

Mrs. Fila Wheeler Wilcox
says a man should propose
with the eyes alone. Yes /;
and then the woman in re-
SponSc can use her nose.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-14
- BROWNS mon BiTTERS

Gums Indigestion. BiliousncsS. Dyspepsia Mala.
ria, Nervousness. and Gcncral Debility. Physi
clans recommend II. All dealers sell IL. Genuine
has,rade mark and crnsscd Fc'i lines on wrapper.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-14

y ian always begins to
wipe her feet when she goes
into a newlymade flower bed
At least she seems by her mo
tons to be wiping her feet.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-14

Marriage" remark { d
Biggs. "is Il sort of brief
swoon. When | was first mar
ricd ! thought Mrs. b. and !
were one; it wasn't long be-
tore we came two.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-14

u'N"thH' It'HN, N'NIy' NkIh TOrtnFes,
The simple application ~ "SwAINEs DIST
NENT, without any internal medicine, will
cnrn any ease nt rciicr. Salt Hhcum. Ring
worms. Piles. Itch. Sores, Pimplrs. Eczema. all
Scaly. Itchy skin Eruptinns. M matter how
obstinate nf long standing. u j. patent. eff,,-
tive and cpsls hut a tritlc.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-14
PIERCE OF BUSINESS is!
= SHORTHAND,
COLLEGE '':;;; a;:;;; ;;;i;''
---.-..---- Chestnut ST.,


Fourth Floors
I'IIILADI:LIIII
Morning AMI Afternoon Sessions every week
day except Sunday. Night Sessions. Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday Evenings till April LIST.
Twelve hundred and sixty-nlne 13aG stud
cnts last year. Early application necessary.
Send for cnrolimt nj blank.
Technical knowledge qualifying for business
engagements. Full instruction for cotnmcr-
cial andl general business vocatiuns. Also short
hand AMI iypc-writng.
4 faculty Of more than scorc of practical
men who have practiccd what they teach.
IlOOkkccpcrs out of counting houses teach
Ing bookkeeping lawyers teaching law aud
business forms: successful high school priTcis
rails tcAcoing English branches : law reporters
teaching shorthand and typc-writing, ctc..ctc.
'rhis institution has been exceptionally for
tnnatc In the success Of the students who have
graduated thcrcfrOm.''
Office open every woek-tlay during business
hours AMI on Monday. Tuesday aud Thursday
E"cning for the curolmcnt of students.
Announcements, etc. scnt when requested.
Visitors always welcome. Address.
THOMAS MAY PIERCE. ". A..
Principal and Founder
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-14

TnE position Of the Car of
Russia is not an cnviablc one.
With England, Germany, Aus
tria. Italy, Turkey and possibly
Spain on the outside and the
Nihilists inside. he is certainly
not TO be envicd. His status
is similar to that Of the flying
fish, which is pursued in the
water by rapacious delegates
of the hnny tribe, and is liable
to be captured by sea birds il
it attempts to fly. The Gar
gets the largest salary of any
ruler in the universe. but he
is entitled to every cent of it.
He would be happier man il
he was the travelling agent for
a durable clothes wringcr or
some new kind OF baking pow
der. Texas Siitings.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-14
Rates Reduced to So per Day

The travelling public will find at this
Hotel the same liberal provision for their
comfort. u is located in the immediate
centres ofhuSineSs and places OF amlisc.
meni and the different railway dcpots, ms
well as all parts oi the city are easily nc.
ccssiblc by street cars constantly passing
the doors. II offers special inauccnlf
TO tho>c visiting The city for business
pleasure. JOS VI. FEGERH
feb. l2-ly. prnpi
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16

great mass OF American people are blind
70 the periis ia,o which they are drift
ing lie believes that the millennium
be has portrayed viii soon come about.
His plan reduced u practice. is for the
government % first take and run the
railroads, then tile telegraph and tele-
phone lines, and SO on u-l bis scheme j.
complete.
Clubs are forming everywhere 70 car
~ out the plan, and tine movement Is
growing as rapidly as the sale of the
book. Nor is this likely 10 take place
only in America. Tae work has been
translated into Danish and French. and
sells as well il England as ia America.
IL has been the source of what is called
the Nationalist party in America and
doubtless similar parties viii spring up
in other countries. Whether the book
is Utopian or has some principle of ben
eft TO mankind IN it remains TO be seen.
Edward Bellany's brother, Charles J.
Bellamy, is not so well known as the au-
thor Of Looking Backward" but his
books, which are clever and interesting,
have met with general favor, especially
the story called The Breton Mills, 3"
which was published as serial by about
five hundred papers. and had a good
sale in book form beside. Mr. Charles
j. Bellamy has now in press another
book, to be called Am Experiment in
Marriage" which will treat Of social
matters IN a somewhat radical manner.
1t is highly spoken Of by critics who
have had a sight at the advance sheets.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16

Many amateurs fail with plants-the
geranium excepted-by exposure Of the
pots to the hot sun. The plants love the
sun, but nature hid them in the earth
with baked earth is not beauty, but an
eye-sore. II no prettier screen can be
afforded. cut up some stout paper, a
little larger than your pots, and slip it
around them. 4 light spread Of moss is
a good protection. also as a surface pro-
tector in very hot weather; the water
evapcrating less rapidly, and the roots
are not exposed to such sudden changes.
Larger pots may be used as a screen.
and filed With damp moss.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16
Interesting Enx.neerinr Fen..

The method Of constructing the founda,
lions Of the great drawbridge over the
Thames at New London is of exceptional
interest. Timber curbs were constructed,
which were sunk eighty feet into the
bed Of the river. the bottom Of which
was soft mud for this depth. The mud
inside the curb was eIcavatcd, and tho
piles driven into the solid ground then
obtained. The heads Of these piles were
then bound together with concrete, on
which the masonry Of the pier was finally
erected. d.-ENchange
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16

n0ue Of them at
tractei any spe
cial arreu urlun
lo9AIus L-ck
ward was pub
llshed IN 1855, bat
did not get much
of a start IA pub
lie favor tiu the
beginning 2 OF
ls.J II . says
that the book WAS
the "autgrOw 10
Of a deep conyic
ton that the
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.


Bangor has neW oAhelN
Person has neU shoe shop
Mantu bias are eaeuc
laonglou o..-4 furniture factory
Progressive sp.- -as al tA. r4ge 4
Mason.
>eors. of servant girls are needed 81
Marquette.
Jackson Is sg.tauug the projec, % a
charity bali.
Gambling rooms do urVug basis
ness al 0aI.llat.
Work ls n progress on the Howard
tty water system
Work un tat South Haven rver iraAe
Is progressing slowly
cau auJ ga-bi factory is to he
st4rted al Lake O4.s>a.
OwosSo expects Go get tae free ma.l
delivery neat september
Water NIL be turned on THE Monroe
water works, December 20
Scarlet fever has appeared u oaas,
aud tAt school has asUl cla-..-
The State Teachers Association vAl
meet al l.alsu. I'D Christmas day.
A Chustmas entarta.umeat WlI b.
gwen hy tae Luiher puh.e schools
Th. usls. s. t.e surgical atn.fI-
n,,rt al t.e University are otsl-
crowded.
The Anderson Pack ng Company.
W Eh a capital oi slu.eo5 has ne.l
started "a sr, ,.nvie.
Ssueatuck ffut growers are already
alarmed ataut Oh. prospects for l.2t
seasons peach CROP
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vcrtcd bg c.,lgrmea wao are holding
revival rleet.sI.. t.tll.
p.,..-, f4.4...... ..t Af..,..,.,.,,,o IA
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All tDe insane asylums ia lAe state
are greatly oNercfo"dcds and yet the
number oi patients P, increasing rapidly.
The Michigan Cutter Company, al
Lowell. recently burned out. are hard
at work aga.u and have leased tAe rink.
An association meeting oC all TIE
teachers of Clam Lake township VIII
be held al Hobart, Saturday, Decem-
bCr 2I
South Haven residents are tired 81
oo.n0 about ike Dlogenes w.th q lan-
tern. and they propose % have electric
lights
over 81 600 has inst beon raid ont for
work upon The weeks at Cheboyqan.
MANY I4horers r,.f 81 nor bonn f.,r work
and realized from $50 10 go
Jack the pceper was recently
caught at Lancer. and uucn anazc-
mont wa. created when he was d.scor-
cred 10 be a wcl-known citizen.
The lil nunls IN tbc Nor.bnort
schools Will rlye an eutertsumeut IA
the new town hall December -. The
Hungarian Gvpsv Band VIII be there.
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held al fl. Rlrf'-t garrch KaIkaska.
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IA. .1s.4.
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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16

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u.e. n r.tNe ltars tr4T0 ng eg.lN
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cane fs t.e ~ a..utt ln our system
Neptune Wf ni.dtHat ltls uota "uear
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miles D.r h0ut. eonp.euug lis circuit
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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16

The finest creams at Coopors
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16

smoke and chew - nest = 8 Rravest~
Tobacco save fhe CARDS They srs
VaIua Die
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
COMPRESSED CABBAGE
Fdghtens into Fits the Lexington,
Ky, Leader Force,
And the Report fan Internal Machine is
started--LeEinGton on tho broad
Grin over Photoerapher
Roberts bad Plight,

The Repository had q great special
dispatch Tuesday evening on q social
cd hdaatardly" attempt " blow up the
Office OF the Kentucky Leader with
dynamite. In the Especial" the name
OF Sam j, Roberts was made unusually
prominent,
The affair created somewhat OF a
stir at first among those unfamiliar
with the adark ways" IN the matter OF
special dispatches at that Office, IL was
not long before the news ioated In from
Lexington that the affair was the
laugh OF tho town there,
The Kentucky Leader waged such q
malicious aud degrading campaign In
that city, that ita great defeat In the
wonderfully Increased maI0rltiea on
the Democratic ticket left the Leader
crowd down with "dnll thud,"
The Joke played on Roberta whereby
no left the polls and lost his vote entire,
ly, waa thought 10 show him up aa q
decided donkey but some pratical Joker
has gone the political jOkers several
better.
The Joker knowing that u man nam.
cd Baxter at the Leader Office cores,
pOnded for q number of metropolitan
papers and that no was managed so as
10 give Roberts an inflated value out.
side, probably sent package OF pecu'
liar construction which IL said TO have
contained compreased cabbage 10 BaX'
ter. Roberts learned Of this and seeing
o golden opportunity 70 pose In the out
side world aa u martyr, he had Baxter
send out o glowing dispatch OF u great
Internal machine left there with sum.
Client dynamite In II 10 blow up the
Leader Office.
Among other papers the Enquirer had
such dispatch. IEe Rep, appropriated
thla dispatch last night, In addition
the force wrote lengthy account OF
Roberta narrow escape, intimatlng
that the machine had been loft there
by q Democratic politician whom Rob.
erts had opposed bitterly, This eilu'
sion was "double loaded" marked spec
ial and rreolpitated upon an unsus'
pectlng public,
Lexington, KY, Ia onla broad grin TO-
day, The other paperain the city have
given the joke away, and Roberts, real
izlng the ridiculous position In which
he has been placed, keeps closely 10 his
Office, The opinion prey ais that Rob
erts viii not long abide In that country
Of Gn0 women, fast horses and prac'
tlcal jokers
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
CITY NEWS.

Miss Nettle Vleregg, OF Nebraska, 10
In the city.
Sam Shailer went 10 Loudonyllle this
morning on business,
A number OF the stores will close TO-
morrow from noon on.
II. w. McCue, OF Akron, Is In the city
stopping NJ the Hurford House,
X. L. Myers and WI Il. Lucas, Of
Canal Fulton, are In tld city to-day.
Roy. O. II. Jackson loft this morning
for Cresson, Pa, for q months recrea'
ton.
Mr.. Edwin Stono and Miss Salle
Brobst were married last evening by
Rey. H. l., Herbruck.
Mr., John II. Zuekey and Miss Lizzie
Burkhaft, of Canton wa.e married by
Justice Reigner last evening at his
office.
Miss Ralstor, Of Plttsburg, who has
been visiting the Missed Holloway, Of
North Walnut street, returned home
this morning.
Misses Lila Mong and Ida Schory, re-
siding near Robertsyille, are visiting nj
the residence of Mrs. M. Halter, corner
Market and Second street8'
Mrs. Harvey Seaman, Mrs. Lizzie
Kitchen and Miss Mamie Leaman Of
Massillon are the guests Of Mrs. Nun.
caster at 1903 East Second street.
Maggie, aged IA months, daughter Of
George Shiyely, died last night at the
residence Of her parenta, nc 66 North
Market street, Funeral Thursday at 3
o'clock.
E. l.. Iockinsmith, formerly with
Durbln, Wright q Co., lately with the
Burrows Bros, Company, Of Cleveland,
has gone into business for himself In
Wadsworth, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Graybill, OF
North Plum street, celebrated their
seventeeth anniversary with host Of
friends, which done Justice TO q we'll
spread table; also received q number Of
elegant presents.
In view OF tho death OF Rev. Griffin,
who was 10 supply the pulpit OF Slmp.
son NJ. u, church In the absence Of pas
tor Wilson, there will be no service in
the church next Sunday, Aug. 18 Sun
day school as usual at $3.50 o. m.
Miss Mary FeIcht was agreeably sur
prised at her home NJ No. 8B High
street. last evening by about thirty Of
her lady and gentlemen friends. Dane
Ing and other amusements were In
dulged In until n late hour.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
KILLED A VISITOR,
The Careless Handling Of Loaded
Gun, Sunday,
nya New nerlinite, ENDS the Life Of q
Young Lady aud Brings Gloom 10
Two Households,

Sunday morning Abraham KnOp
and family, residing near New Berlin,
went 10 Mr., Allen 6mitha, who live
about y miles east OF Berlin, 10 spend
sunday, A daughter aged II years was
one OF the family OF KnOp, The day
was spent very pleasantly and the fam
lily were expecting 10 return home IN
the early part OF the evening, when a
sad accident happened which deprived
Mr, Knop and wife OF bright ana
loving daughter,
10 seems that Caroline KnOp, LOttie
Smith and Ira Smith had been 10 sun
day school and returned 10 the Smith
residence about four o'clock In tho
afternoon, The knop girl was stand
Ing In u door leading from tho aitting
room Into the bedroom, Ira Smith went
into another room aud picked up aahOt
gun which he pointed at Caroline
Kn0p.
The gun went OFF, the entire charge
entering the young laly'a neck,
Medical and was summoned but
the phyalclana were unable 10 Ten,
der any aaalatance which would
prolOng the life Of the young lady, She
died at half past five o'clock, q short
time after tho fatal shot was fired.
Ira Smith lisa twolye'year old boy and
supposed she gun was not loaded, This
accident WIS very unfortunate one and
will cast q gloom over both households,
Coroner Shaeter was sent for and
went 10 the scene OF the accident last
night He has not yet rendered q YER
dict but win lind that the girl came 10
her death by the accidental discharge OF
gun In the hands Of Ira Smith.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
JUSTICES COURTS.

Charles b. Summins the East Tuscar.
awas street saloon keeper was arrested
this morning by Constable Slagle on a
charge OF keeping his saloon open last
Sunday, The AFFIDAVIT was sworn 10 by
John II, Clark OF the Law and Order
League. Summina gave bail for hla
appearance before Justice Rlngle on
August "a,
John Wise the West Tuscarawas
street saloon keeper WIS arrested this
morning by Constable Slagle for keep
ing his saloon open last Sunday. The
affidavit was sworn to by Edward =.
Raff OF the Law and Order League, lie
will be arraigned before Justice Ringle
this afternoon.
John Wise gave bond for his appear
ance ON the 23rd at Ga. m. In this sum
800, Louis Rlgler going on his bond.
John Schoenaman was arrested this
morning by Constable Slagel for as
saulting Edward Wise. Hewlll be Civ.
on q hearing tonight before Justice
Ringle,
A peculiar case ia before Justice
Reigner. Sometime ago Charles Wan
ner and his wife separated. A grocery
store belong TO them was sold 20 Alex
Margo. Two notes we're given for Sl09
each. The notes were In Mrs. Wanner's
possession and they are now repleyined
by her husband.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
THE DUMMY
Crashes Into u Wagon Sunday Morn.
Ing Near Myers Lake.
Tho Vehicle Completely Demolished Rnd
tho Occupants Thrown Quito a Dis
taneo.--phe Driver Said 10 be
NJ Fault.

Sunday morning the dummy engine
on the lake line c0lided with q wagon
belonging 10 V. II, MoGhee, nj the
crossing OF the road near tho lake. The
dummy and cars were crossing toward
the city and according 10 the state
ments made by those IN the car, The
proper signals were given on approach
ing the crossing, There 10 II heavy
growth OF shrubbery near the track anC
II 10 difficult 10 see approaching vehi
clea.
The engine struck the front part oi
the wagon. Mr., MCGhee aud n younl
man were IN the wagon AZ the time
They woro both thrown out hut neithrl
Of them severely injured, Both sua
tanned slight bruises and scratches
The wagon was completely demolished
and the horse was slightly hurt.
Alter the accident Mr.. MoGhee stat
cd that he saw the engine but thought
he had time enough 10 cross The
track. Conductor Lon Owens was IN
charge aud says the engineer gave The
proper signals before h0 reached The
crossing. IL was q narrow escape fol
the two persons In the wagon and they
were fortunate to escape with as few
injuries aS they did.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
MAssIrLoN NEWS.
A German rtainmont---Abusod Hiu
Family---othor NowB.
Especial Corrcipondoncc,l

Especial corrcipondencOl
MAssmLoN, Aug. ID.
The Pioneers OF this city viii give o
German entertainment In the Opera
House In the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carl, Mr., and
Mrs. Q. ID. Doxsee, Policeman Maier
and ]. M. Walker have gone to Newark
TO the reunion OF tho 10th o. " |.
Isaac Weller was fined $500 for
abusing his family, second oifense.
Thomas Walpole was fined 81 and
costs amounting altogether TO $3.50 for
assaulting John AXE,
Prof. Hanke did not walk The rope
last night. He will stand on his head
on the rope tonight at 8 p. m,
Tomorrow In q church holiday, as.
cension Of the Blessed Virgin Mary, In
all the Catholic churches.
Miss Lillian Ulman will be at Lake.
side today.
The Hunt Corns party now In Eu.
rope, take passage September 4, The
Warwick party will leave at the same
time.
Mrs. j. b. West is in Franklyn, Pa.
Miss MoCue, b. NJ. Newton and Miss
Newton are visiting Grace Hartzel ut
Canton.
Quite a number OF the members Of
the G.. A. r., y. OF V. and ID. Of V, left
this morning to,attend the soldiers re.
union at Myers Lake to-day.
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RoBERTsvILLE, Aug ii.
Some horse Jockeys who have been
camping In John Hauberts woods
claim they saw q large black bear
among the dense underground. Col.
Alfred Combs has slgnined his inten.
tlon OF calling out the Bobtown battery
and bombarding the woods.
IL 10 rumored that DR.. Sam Kline in
tends moving his medical laboratory TO
Canton 40 soon as the cucumber and
watermelon seasons are over.
MesSra. Brothers and Sheppard
ahipped their seaSone wool to Hart
ford, Conn.
DIR. Leberman and "Dock" Messlmore
have taken u contract TO supply some
eastern college with Indian relics and
other curiosities.
Joseph Maudru Of Maxine was in
town Monday getting acquainted with
the people In this part OF the county,
Joe 10 one OF the best men on the ticket
and we hope he will be elected.
The old log house formerly occupied
40 dwelling by Joseph Loomis was
demolished by u whirlwind on Friday
night,
VIM, Ropp has put his cider press In
order, and the hum Of the cider mill
will soon keep time with the steam
thresher