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for New York last week. He will return IN
the summer and assist Mr.. McAll in Paris.
While In Europe he recAived assistance to
erect two churches in Smerica-one at his
former home. Newcastle, Pa, and the other
at Mortified.
The leading architects of New York are
buslly engaged in preparing plans Tor the
great Protestant Cathedral which is to be
erected In that city at an estimated cost of
several million dollars. 1t is said that
elghty-twO architects are at work on plans.
The structure is intended not to exceed 100
feet In height and viii be built of some
dnrable stone.
The Scriptures are being worked at very
lndustriously. just now, to get them into
shape for various readers. Prince Lucien
Bonaparte is revising proofs of the Basque
edition. The acts are being done into Irish,
though for what reason is not clear, and an
edition of the New Testament In Swedish
and Finnish is being prepared. as well as
versions of the complete Bible In various
Chinese dialects and the Maori language.
Gems of Thought.
Religion is not a dogma, nor an emotion,
but a service.-The Rev. X. ID. Hitchcock.
Every right act and true thought sets the
seal of its beauty on person and face-Rus-
kin.
The Christian is like the ripening corn;
the ripper he grows the more lOwly he bends
his head.-Guthrie.
1t is admirable to die the victim of ones
faith; it is sad to die the dupe of ones am
bitiOn.-Lamartine.
Every act of the man inscribes itself in
the memories of his fellows, and in his own
manners and face.-Emerson.
Whatever In loves name is truly done
To free the bound and lift the fallen one,
Is done to Christ. Whose in deed and word
IN fOr
Whittier.
"And thou must love me who have died for thee.
He said So"
Men and Women (Browning).
"Christ rises; mercy every way
Is infinite-and who can sayT
Christmas Eve and Easter Day (Browning).
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Browns ExPECTORANT never fails to
cure coughs, colds, etc. Price so cents Sold
by all druggists. n
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Mother-Why did you throw that pebble
at your little brothers
Boy-I was preaching to him.
M0ther-f [,
Boy-Yes, l was. Pa says there are SER
mons in stonesn
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VIII She Wear Both Pairs at Once?
North American

A Lynn firm is engaged in making two
pairs of shoes for President-elect Harrison's
eldest daughter, to be worn on Inaugural
ton day.
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Sermons in Stones.

candy at the Christmas celebration, and
now all is over between them"
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VrANDALIA LINE-sHoRTEsT ROUTE TO ST.
LOUIS AND THE WEST.
Trains arrive and leave Indianapolis follows:
Leave for ST. L....7:30am 11:55am ll.00pm 7:00pm
Greencastle and Terre Hauto Accom-; 4:o0pm
AR. from ST. L.....3:45am 415am 2;4cpm 5.00Im
Terre Haute and Greencastle Accom-. 1000am
Sleeping, Parlor and Reclining chair Cars
on through trains For rates and information apply
TO ticket agents Of the company H. X. DERING AS
sistant General Passenger Agent
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Law r. R.-sOUTHwEsT.
Cairo Express, Leave 7:1Oam
Vincennes Accommodation Leave 4:0Opm
Vineennes Accommodation Arrive 10:50am
Cairo Express, Arrive c:0Opm
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J.. NJ. & I. X. R.-SOCTH.
AY p R-snuTHWRS

Leave for Louis
We'd the SOth. 40Jam S:30am 400pm 5:10pm
Ar from Louis
Vie & the SO'th. l0:46am 1l:10am 640pm 11.0Opm
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

PENNSYLVANIA LINES-THE DIRECT AND
i POPULAR PASSENGER ROUTES.
Trains leave and arrive at Indianapolis as follows
PANHANDLE RoUTE-EAsr.
Leave for Pittsbg. e y. ". 4:30am .3:00pm 5:10pm
Richmond Il Columbus. :0Oam 4OOpm
Ar. from n. y. d. Pittsbg Il :40am .6:5Opm 1020pm
'' Columbus Richmond. etc.....9:40am 350pm
Sleepers to Pittsburg and New York without change
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Leave for Chicago and Northwest..11 :20am 1120pm
Arrive from Chicago and Northwest. 3:50am 350pm
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Golden Text-As soon as He had spoken, i'm
mediately the leprosy departed from him, and he
was cleansed.-Mark, /, AZ.
Mon.-Healing the leper- Mark 1, 35-45
Tues--Naaman healed --......-.2 Kings v, S-14
Wednes.-The ten lepers -.. Luke xviii lilo
Thurs.-The law of cleansing. 80 .Lev xiv, 21-32
Fri.-The testimony ofmiracles.. Matt. xi, 10
Sat-Cleansing from sin. Il John l, $40
Sun.-Prayer for Oulcleansing Psalms Ii, lis
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mt OF SEX
!, Is the season of the year when
hes begin to show signs of activity,
lars. revivals, Christmas trees and
\prayer follow in rapid succession.
hurches they decide at New Years
pey viii keep the old pastor or
This sometimes leads to I'M
li5gs, and the telegraph in
down in Georgia one minister
pm the pulpit and cut out the
rishioner, thinking, perhaps,
u new one to be thoroughly
were congratulating our
things did not happen in
d intelligent North, when
me that In the great and
pr Ohio. at the capital
church meeting very
der TO death. This Is
ception of ministerial
esent is n day of de-
nti0nal methods and
- seems To prevail.
ion a preacher has al
rpendent of mortals.
M IS his own, he is
youis of all his
at responsible
q salary, this
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

a qlllel mArlaqe ceremony was per-
FORMED hy Row I, j., lierhrUclI at his es-
llriinr, wednesday afternoon, hOVpmi or
sl % 4 O,ClOok, Miss Clara u, Double Of
NJ NORTH MnrlHt street, WAS united in W. d.
lock- WIN lirV, Louis NJ, Weiss, 0f Fan
Antonio, lglH The eiridp h i yn no
ln0N OF hirr'IuT worth Win % multitude Of
iTfH0h Whp VIII W'sh her % happy and
prosperous married lllN, Tho groom Is a
lf'Mia.li- fnuuF minister and lapRHlor Of
Ue Nts'Wnairf Presbyterian church of
han AnlnVu, Ito formerly resided az
Aaron, ONO, attending college first at
Franklin, Wisconsin, aud afterwards nt
Tie university ~ IeYpg, from which he
graduated, The couple loft on tlH GvcR-
lnH. Tnln Tor llepelaid, where they VIII
make q short Visit aud then depart for
Their new home Ia san Antonio,
jolm u, LOnas, ~ Navarro, has secured
c0pyrIghl from tho Librarian OF Cons
rreHs an l4 great tragic poem on the
lnhnhlpWti disaster hriug ian account Of
The most thrilling, pathetic and appalling
event OF modern times, Tho publisher
has not yet boon selected
This morning Sheriff Lelnlnger took
IL men tn lln WpWrru part Of tNu city 10
HppWIho some real estate, Several years
AGO John luWUr purchased "a lot lu Louisa
Miller'B addition 10 Canton, which he hns
not PAID for Ia the meantime had made
Hnme improvements for which he wants
credit Tic Jury appraised tho land 90
4hl hnd iho lWproyNmeutH AZ gllb, MAKE
ing q total oi 500,
Marriage lccufeb have been granted 90
Frederic SchOH and Magdelcu Nicholas,
Alllpncei WV lloueelanl lpurH Adams,
lnkrl Louis NJ, Weiss and Cau ID, Don,
bic, CAnluui Adam Gamer nnd Sarah
Nnoppor NlmlHllllen townships Thomis
Gardner aud Caroline hchllppe, Canton,
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Ohlnla Nnn.nllnnal aInrr.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov, Specials to
evening papers here hayi w, n, bacon,
OF Toledo, the brolhcrin'lgw 0f OK, ,Prosl'
dent Cleveland, hua bc0n cloietcd all day
NJ Hamilton with Goyernorcleot Camp
bell, his object being 20 get the now gov.
ernor and hil friends 70 support for the
1899 Democratic national ticket Glove.
land and Campbell aud 10 send Hon.
Calvin s, Briee, chairman Of tho
National Democratic committee, 10 tho
United States senate aa Me-, Paynea
successor ~ part Of the scheme,
Campboll'a friends arc said 20 favor this
achcmo and ita hroachlng has created
condemnation ~ the state capital hero
among the senatorial supporters Of Hon,
John H. Thomas, Col, Chirlca w, Baker,
Congressman Mcmahon, Hon, q, l.,
Conyorae, Gen, Thomaa ~ Powell and
others Governor lill'a friends here arc
up In arms NJ Cloyclands Interference
IN Ohio polltico, and liroea opponents
for the senatorial nomination are hot In
the collar aud swear vengeance, The
oX.pr0sidCnta bold move han mado u
panic In Ohio pOlItloa,
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A snrrrIne In AIlepheny COMMITS.

PITTsDURd, Nov. 98-William H..
Smith, colorod, who 80 cruolly shot and
killed his wife while she was In bed
asleep IN September last, wag yesterday
found guilty Of murder In the first de-
gree. Smith Is tho first man TO DO found
guilty in the first degree IN thls county
since 1883, although many cold.blooded
murders have been perpetrated since
then, but the murderers have always
gotten of by serving fow years In the
pcnitentiory. Judge White will sentence
Smith later II Is The general belief that
the unfortunate man will not die on the
gallows, as the judge stated no would
not oppose u recommendation to mercy
TO tho governor.
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Tho GnrneId MomorInL

CLEVELAND. Nov. 2a.--Gen. James
Barnett and Hon, Amos Townsend
talked about the dedication Of tho Gar.
field memorial. Tho day set apart for
.unvciling OF the statue 10 Memorial day.
Jacob ID, Cox, governor Of Ohio from
1865 10 1868, secretary Of the interior un-
dor Gen, Grant and Nt present tho hoad
OF law school In Cincinnati, will do.
liver the oration Of tho day. Other
prominent speakers will bo invited.
Hon, Amos 7Nwnscnd has had gas pipe
laid In the monument TO light II In sew
oral places, Tho statue Ia In New York
whore II will probably remain until
spring, A meeting Of tho executive
committee will bo hold in u fow days.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov ea, The schooner
Agnes Munniug which was Ia collision
with vessel supposed 10 have been the
loht ateaumhip Manhattan, l8 lying be,
low Greenwich piers with her bowpdt
and jhhOom Hnashed, her stem started
and leaking badly Her captain reports
that hhe was run intG early Wednesday
on feHWlrl; isllnd by nn un,
known f0o and nft steamship bound
south, ono Gf tho flil1rs, liwwn a8
Hands, y missing, and whether he WAS
knocked overheard 0f spuUg On board
tho unknown atoum8hIp h not known,
Capt Birdgall, Of the Manning claims
that the collision waa due % ihe ncgli,
geuoe Of those on board Of tho steamship,
which went on without Bloppmg 80 as'
certain the damage hho had inflicted.
The aehuonefI which was bound from
Baltimore for New York, was Etpt pGoat
only by tho constant use Of hon pumps
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IT'S poona atMAlN GLoaED,
Dspesilop hotiaed that the Lawrence
Bank wan Rot Da Business
mT fho PTesgni

PiTTTBuRG, Nov, go, EARLY In tho
morning q notice was p0st8d ON tho
doors OF the Lawrence bank tllat owing
10 tho unusual run 0n tho funds Of the
bank, the Institution ia compelled 70 stop
payment for the prosput, hut II assured
tho dep0si0ri that WliIa little tine and
patience all would receive their money,
A crowd, numbering probably goo pen'
ole, was gathered la groups strung along
Butler street, opposite tho bank, dis
gussilg tho failure, They appeared 10
take their misfortune phllui6phiGnlly,
The disappearance OF Cashier llOarf
causes q good deal Of talk 10 left tho
bank shortly hafora the CLOSE OF regular
banking hours, aud has not been seen
since, Ills wife ls greatly worried over
his absence from home, ana cllUi tlRt
she has not henrd from him, n0r docs ahe
know his present whereabouts ifealr
dent Y1ung claims that tho cashier ii no
way implicated IA Ihe failure,
The rumor that President Young had
lost heavily IN speculation 10 atill denied,
and Gaima that tho failure Is due en-
ilrely 10 bad loans, La statement, Me-
Young says tlat 1--WE will be able "a piy
every cent 0n tic dollar We may not
be Rhle a. do 30 for n few days yHt, hut
II will be paid, ] am alone f1sponsIho
Tor tho present condition Ot ulilla The
directors did wrong inallpwlng mo 10 do
aa did, but ihInlt we will hH able 10
pay the depnslors IN full, have sold
ali nay property and put II utp the bank
a. funds 10 run on, anl now ana with
out q dollar In tho world,
Many skilled merhlnIci have all their
savings Ia the banb and thry win tool
the failure much worse thu others
Long & Co.'s iron plant T. Iu tho hands
Of the sheriff, Tho Judgment cpb''Htel
In favor of tho deluurt hluL wHl sOI,
OO0, but u n claimed ly tho0mt'at tho
actual amount not over 3l1 1LuJJ,
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Two wrocla on tho Northorn Pacific.

HELENA, Mont, Nov e3,--Two moro
frightful wroclts occurred on the North
orn Pacific. The frat occurred near
Bears Mouth about o'clock, tho track
spreading and dorOiling five cars Of tho
second section Of wostbound freight No.
10. A breaSman was seriously injured,
but tho physicians havo some hopes Of
eaying his life. Another and much
greater disaster occurred near Bonner,
The first section Of westbound freight
No. 10 oollidcd with q construction train.
Both engines wore completely demolished
aud several ears reduced 20 splinters.
Several tralnmen are scriou0ly injured,
and physicians are now nj tho scene ad-
ministering TO tho wants Of tho suf.
forera.
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aTEhMLn MhMHATIAN auMK.
Run ieto hy ihe Agnes Mannlpg-rart ~
lhn Grew Esoapa,

NEw LONpuN, Conn, Nov 20. Cant,
Jenny Of the steamer Manhattan, which
was sunk ly q collision with the Agnes
Manning OF lenwiok Island, says that
the survivors, who have been landed
here, huGoeedad after the collision la got
ting 10 the lifehoat Three passengers,
two 0f whom were negroes got on tho
life raft and when The boat parted CONE
pany ali seemed safe fnr Tins AZ least
After being IN the boat three hours they
sighted tao schooner Van Name aud
King, Of New Haven, The fourteen
survivors and tho remains Of tho engi-
neer were taken on board and brought
70 this port, arriving on tho mouth Of
the hafhOr yesterday morning The
revenue cutter Dexter responded 10 the
signal OF the schooner and landed the
survivors, The Fsuaina Of tllB engineer
were prepared for burial and forwarded
" New York Capt, denny left on the
afternoon train aud tho balance 0f the
crew leIt on tho steamer city of
Worcester, Beafafng men about here
are OF the opinion that those ON tho raft
viii DO picked up by passing vessels, 90
the fatality occurred In tho track Of at
least 100 vessels daily
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rrInrnIY nIl- lnr r-Il,nnr-.

PiTTsHuNG, Nov 49, Tho last win
and testament Of the lelc John IT,
shnenherpr rlitburBi rulmlster,
provides Tor the erection of q showhw,
ger memorial hospital 20 cot s'lp,000
and 10 oo0apy eight gcrcB OF land nest
tho Allegheny cemetery on Penn uyonurl
tho gItt outright Of 100000 % tho do
eeae OF rllthurg, OF thu Protestant ltpIH,
eGpal churuh tho gift OF glO1.UOD 10
lrluity church conditional uu0n tho
abolition Of the pcwtentIng 8yatom aud
the inFtltut'0n ol morning nl evening
service daily, and the RiIt oI $1,000 10
the Protestant fplRc0pll Church home
The win h not yot admitted 10 probate,
but H. principal features have become
known 40 hct forth,
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B0aTOS, Nov e}-Tho Boston aud
Cambridge Civil Service Reform a,Rooia,
tlona gave q dinner In honor O, Chair.
man Roosevelt, OF the Uni,ol states
civil service c9mmttl0n, cy,Ministor
James Russell L0wrll and thc members
Of the AlNeAohuRGtt commission, rrcBl,
dent Sppgue, OF the Boston association,
prolldod and 10 the right and luit Of him
sat Lieutenant doyornm llrckett W..
u, Russell, Rev Phillips Brooks, Mr.,
Roosevelt William fndIsplt, re-, r. H..
Danp and other wol,'nown gcntlcmon,
Mr. Roosevelt was the prihcip1l Dpeakor
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The ponnEylWnl Railroad company
viii double track thO Inc from MpNlmo
20 Canton early Va the Sprug,
"Do hogs puy?N asked a country pnpor
IN ita agricultural column, After louklng
over his subscription list au editor re
plipa, "NcyCr,N
Tho next meeting Of the Ohio division
Of the railway station agents association
WIZ hc held M OwyIllc on tho 2slh Of
November
Tho Minerva Board Of Education viii
Nv short time, erect % ilng utnW on the
school building and thU Sons Of Veterans
viii ~" luut ilgg Which will probably be-
hoItol for tho first time on Thanksgiving
day,
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rnnnd nond M thn wnndn.

NEW MILFORD Conn, Nov. 8..-Mr.
Clarence B. Wheeler, of Southford, who
has been missing since Nov ID, was
found dead in the woods, in Roxbury,
yesterday morning by hunters. He wos
demented when he disappeared, Wheeler
wis 20 years old. He was very wealthy
AMI wns in the habit Of carrying con-
siderable money in his pockets but mono
was found, There 10 o suspicion Of foul
play, aa there is q confusion on the head
and his hands are lnangled. He was u
brother OF the late Truman Wheeler, OK
secretary Of state, nnd uncle of tho lato
Henry Wheeler. ex.state senator
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CWCSSATi, Nov 90 nh, political
sensation Of the day wnf the arrest Of
r. q, Wood, OF the famous ballot boS
forgery case, which played 20 prominent
u part In The late Ohin election, Tho
arrest was made 90 DE- lHlpucu Of Gov.
cUorrlucJ jamet = 'nmylr,l, United
Si0tu Senator John shWUU and Con.
grotWm lwbFworlh, u i mld tho
diagiu.uHW iu connection VITA th1 case
VIII cause profound sensation Ia tho
pulitHpI world,
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Shot IIIa VITO and Kllcd IImscit

CEDAR RAPIDS, H., Nov 60 AT Con-
ter Point this morning, John Hcndrck-
son, grocer, shot his wife three times
nc the farm residence of VIII Taylor,
four miles south of that place Each
shot took effect, one In tho forehead, one
IN tho mouth and the other In tho back
Of The neck llendrickson then won't to
Goldsberry Mounco'g place nearby and
shot himselr with shotgun blowing of
his entire head. The caugo is attributed
TO domestic trouble Of long standing.
The woman is yet alive but will die
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An honest Swodc tells his story In plain
but unmstalSable English for tho benefit
of the public. zone OF my children took
a severe cold and got the Group. gavo
her teaspoonful Of Chamberlain's Cough
ono more. by this time she had 10 cough
UP the gathering in hor throat, Then sho
went 10 sleep and slept good for fifteen
minutes, Then she got up and vomitod,
then sho went back 10 bed and slept good
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1'Ilrtr llon IirnViluI,

rirrWrGu, Nce 90 Three mpu wrrc
drowned In the Ohio river last evening a
short diHtancc ho'ow this oity, hy the
capi1inS OF u okilt, IN which they were
seated aud tnacayoriHg % make n land.
ms, II IL supposed they were ~ Lind.
say q McCutoheonR MILL IA nobody
has oa yet boen reported missing II "
impossible TO state who the unfortunate
men ar0. Police arc searching Tor tic
bodies.
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WAMuNdToN, Nov. %, 98,,.RcprcscnlatIye
Oulhwaitc, Of Ohio, said 70 u reporters
81 think things are pretty well fixed
for Brice now, and no will probably DO
the senator"
Representative Haynes was NJ tho
capitol Friday Speeding Of tho Ohio
ecnatorship, ho aaid that, whilo the field
Ia still open 10 everybody, tho popular
sentiment seemed 10 favor Mr.. Brico.
The people In hia part OF the state, he
said, were generally favorable TO Mr.
Bricc, and his election seemed likely.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

Our Dress Goods Stock too large to
20 iuld detail
Home span all wool sultipgs, 80 in.
wide, SJc. n yard.
Duub,e width al wool colored cash.
mcreo, good quality 36c. a yard.
10 inch w.dr, all wool, llne Henrietta
finish casluerts, i0c, yard.
40 inch, extra quality all wool cash.
mcleg, SOC.
These would be good at l5c. yard
more Doubt II You ever matched
them at 20c. higher price.
so our Dress Goods COUP 10 finest
-Si u yord--or hne Paris patterns.
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Tor tho rom liiiupr pi uie iilHhl, pih hpl
tho Group the second night and gave her
tile same remedy with tie same good re-
Quilts, | write ihi6 because ! Thought there
might be s0mHOne Ia The same need ana
not know the true merits Of tlila Wpndpr'
tai medinine,n Charles A. IhQmpaeen,
Des MOines, Iowa, Nv cents per bottle for
sale by Durhln, Wright 4 Co, and h. hol-
mann.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

PguBHHunU, NU,, Nov %, -Ispccul,
a negro numod Bland, charged with un
attempted outrage on q fOuWoou,ycaIsOll
daughter Of cN,ScnWor Charles Ice, while
nlO wnH returning from school with her
o'clock thiH morning byu party Of about
thirty mnHkpd yHchCrs and h1nFod from
iron limb iugt outside the court house
yard lllG body wan rIddlcd with bullets,
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Matrimonial,

Mr.. Lowis Blizzard and Miss Ada Holt
man were married by Rev. r. llorhruclI,
u. d., nt his residence on East Tugcara.
war street The ceremony took place on
the 18th of November and the couple arc
now IN Wauscon visiting the groom's
parents.
On tho Goth OF November DR.. lcrbuclt
married Mr.. Adam Garner and Miss
Sarah Kneppcr, both of this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

New YoRK, Nov 90. Counsel for
Josh Mann and Mrs, Swlnton, indicted
for completely with Eva Hamilton IN
tho Robert Ray Hamilton affair, applied
for the rclenso Of The prisoners ON the
ground chat thoT have bcon held two
mQnths with no prJ3pect Of trial The
hearing was postponed until Monday.
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pilonl pilnnl rlohlnr fllnn.

SYMPTOMS Moisture, nlcnsc itching
and stlngingi most nt night, worse by
ors form, which often blood aud ulcorntc,
bccominL very eoro, SwAYNE's OtN1N
MENr stops The itching bleeding, heals
liberation, and IN most cases removes
the tumors, AZ druggists, or hy mnil for
20 conts Dr, Sw0ync u Son, Philadelphia,
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shot and Killed by Ponshors.

BosToN, Nov. 80, 8,-Edward Cunning.
ham, who was shot by Italian poachcr
on his estate nc Milton, died last night.
ho WIS yery wealthy retired ten NOR
chant ana was u Drotnor.ln.law' OF tho
lNtO William H. Gray, who committed
suicide IN the Blue Hills Of Milton q few
yoors ago. on account OF his connection
with an extensive mill failure.
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aHow to onrn all etln pinonnoa.,

Simply apply "SwAYNE's OINTMENT
No internal medicine required. Cures
tcttcr, eczema, itch, all eruptions on tho
face, hhnds, nose, &C., leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great heal
ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYNE's OINTMENT, TsINs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
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ir'rl go hnug hpTrl in tho barn, but lho
rope broke and she foil ou "a glhO dorsey
calf lud hruhn .,a back,
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