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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Bead the Following Come Testimonials {.

Miss Ltgain COZ, 80 w. Tw0ArAwas street has been
feeling bauy luf long tlniu, she had bncAAuhN
blind HptllA ringing noise In cara ana VIVA hungry
all The umr, lost strength aud huSh Nbo treated ~
Canton phyAclaus, bHt grew worse d. Wilbur
told her shn had a ihpO worm gave her HUinu
mrdlClue, aud m few hour NhO passed tape
worm ~ feet long aud ioch IKE now woman,
Mr. Louis Prada head cook ~ the lluffUrd, whg
blind In ono Uyc Tor years and hA0 poor sight in the
other had sptnt hundreds NJ dollars, but got no
Hoe now uu well ~ any one,
Mfh Annie Hanna lHA lF Third IT, Wa cr0ss.
eyed for ~ years; nr, wilbur made Them straight
10 ona minute without pain,
Mira Geo gGhlulAg, 200 Navarro street. hW had q
mmOt for y yOArN which grew 10 An inlmrn ~ tiHri
having no less uiAn zen separate roH, some "
which arp AZ large around 40 two nngOfN, thr WaH
WUuld tudangUf htr llfo " have Il removed, Dr.
Wilbur removed Is on sunday, and ehn W last no
covering Any one can zee The monster BY calling
nc her residence
Dora wcldln, b7 E Thlrd street also had her oyo
made straight
Mrs A. o. llall, 100 W sth street had fcyor and
aRno ohills for ono month, dOctsrod hl the time
ilil grow weaker Dr. Wilbur cured her In tWO
days aud tho feels Ike new woman.
Mrs Elisa y, nrldgmAn lC7 Cherry ttrect hld q
LumOF under nor cyc FOR lN yCafA Dr. Wilbur re-
moved II Ia one minute and rho ls an right
Mrs. Sarah jackson, go w. Bth street, hAd a
fumOr on tyClld that intUrfUfel with vision, Dr
Wiihur renewed II and ho can now hoo M eloaf NJ
nuy one,
Tho above are only few oi Tho many tcgllmon.
FATS received Wy the Doctor Many are withheld
I.o Docvor invites correspondence from people NJ
a diatance but mover answers any utlOfH unless
they o0utlln two stamps uBem
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WIN. Am Ito DoV

The symptoms OF bilioumess are un
happily but TOO well known. They
uii6r In different individuals " some
Wtent. A bilious man is seldom n
breakfast eater 70 frequently, alas,
he has an excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids Of IA morning. His
tongue viii hardly bear inspection NJ
any time; II II Ia not white and furred,
II Is rough, nj all events.
The digestive system Is wholly out OF
order and diRrrhea or constipation may
be- a symptom o7the two may alternate
There are often hemmorrhoida or even
loss OF blood. Th0re may he giddinoss
and often headache and acidity or fat
ulence and tenderness In the pit Of the
stomach. 10 correct all this II not
effect q cure try Green's August Flower,
II costs but u trlile and Thousands
. test itg efficacy, ~
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candidates would do well 70 watch Gum
minqs lla he IN very near theWhite House
and ia known 10 be a strong baolkef OF
Senator Sherman,
RosroN March 2b,--ISpeelal' 10, i,
Dunlap, who has G0ughtl lnpeshahtll
for "a yeaTa, yesterday eleeled q hhihll
bit of lead, which was shot into llla
body ~ the battle Of Antlelam' lie
has now ceased coughing
IRDIANAPoLIa, March "a llnmoTa
are rife here tonight that John y, new,
having received information that no
wOnld not be confirmed, hastily TOOK
the train for Washington to look hlIer
the matter,
NEWARK, N, j., March 0-Ispeclal,
Contractors, who have u Thousand
penjtentiany e0nyiGla employed, htlu =
meeting hero last night ana resolved
not 10 renew tho o0ntTaeta, which OK
plre ia June, The reason 10 because
the new law cOmpela articles TO DO
stamped "COnvct made"
CINCINNATI, March 90 Especial, /,
The Matthews funeral train arrived
this morning There was q large crowd
at tbs depot and many went 10 the
cemetery. There wna great curiosity
10 ace Chief Justice Fuller ana Justice
Lamar OF Miaaissippi, Chief justice
Fuller and Ex,President Hayes acted
as honorary pail beaTera, Tho services
were very simple but very Impressive,
10 consisted pf a very BRIEF address ana
reading Of the burial services OF the
| EpiseOpal church and prayer, The bar
OF this city attended aR body
The Rev. DR., plae, of Glendale, .,
the deceased old pastor, conducted tho
services AT the cemetery, The oaAkel
was not opened, The floral offerings
we're very profuse
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

have had nasal catarrh for ten years
80 bad that there we're great sores IN my
nose, and one place was eaten through,
! got Ely's Cream Balm. Two bottles
did the work, My nose and head are
we'll, feel like another m0n.--C. y.
McMillon, Sibley, Jackson county, Mo,
For all forms Of nasal catarrh where
there ts dryness Of the air passages
with what 10 commonly called "stuflng
up" especially when going TO bed, Ely's
Cream Balm gives Immediate relief,
lts benefit 10 mo has been priceless. "A.
g. Case, M. d., Wilwood, Kas,
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Dr. Muller Wanted in Toledo.

We are just In receipt OF letter from
q prominent ohurohman In Toledo, say
ing that Rev. Dr, Muller, OF Canton was
soon 10 occupy the pulpit of st. Paul's
church, and that the Methodists Of To.
l0do were greatly rejoioed th6reat, A
NEWS. DEMOCRAT reporter called on
Dr. Muller this morning ~ ascertain
the ground for this report, DR., Muller
knew nothing about IL; in fact had not
heard about II. However n movement
is doubtless going on 10 secure DR.,
Muller for the leading and largest
church In Northwestern Ohio.
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Oroentown NoLoa.
Especial OorreNpondOnool
GREENTOWH, o., March %

bRlsENTOWh, Va march sO'
Rev, j. Ream, Of Columbiana, o., is
In town visiting friends ,, Prof A, l.,
Stump, wife and family, spent Sunday
with friends in Manchester, 0u,,Sam
Writer'S moved his family 10 Union.
town Tuesday he expects 10 where
work NJ his ade-shoemaking 600,
Camp a. Thompson have completed
one Of the eightkilns they intend build
ing Ut their new works west Of town.
Commenced grinding clay Saturday.
The Democrats OF Lake township
met In the central school house March
~, and nominated the following ticket;
Trustee George Witzaman; treasurer,
Lewis Warstlor; constable, David Lilly:
assessor Greentown precinct, John
Sehrant2 Bills are out announcing
grand ball 10 be given by the employees
OF Camp a. Thompson NJ their new
works, TneAday, March 10,
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oanaburg Items,
Especial Correspondence Of pemOtrA, !
0sNAnuna. O., March 20. ,sO

OsNARURO, o., March 70, 80,
Charles Sullivan Of CarrolIton, for
merly OF this place, stopped here u short
time on Friday, Charlie IL always wei
como In our midst &C., An entertain,
ment will be given by the High school
on Saturday evening, March 10 The
mayor has given notice that the town
hail question will be decided by ballot
at the municipal election April l,,,
While at work In the mines Thursday
night n piece Of slate fell on Jas, ll0sa'
Ter, injuiing hia back ana legs, but for
tunately no bones were broken a
book agent named liitohlnga who
boarded u few weeks NJ the residence
OF John u. Snyder, went away, leaving
a part Of his bin unpaid, Mr., ), thinks
there 10 not much profit In Keeping
b0ardera,
Literary was well attended Wednes
day evening, TheexerGisea were enter
tanning, First we're a number OF clos'
sic reCitatiOns interpreted with music,
by the choir. Several papers were Then
read, among them was ono by doc
Lutz, which no read m his popular
style, keeping tho audience III a con
atnnt roar A humorous discussion fol
lowed, after which the society adopted
tho following question for next even
ing's discussion. Resolved, "That the
Moral ana Financial Interests OF Olna
burg Would be Enhanced by the AbOl
itiOn OF the Saloons"
Andrew llarter went 10 East Liberty,
Pa, on Monday with load OF stock ,.,
Miss Emma Keefer, Of MApletOn, N
staying at the residence Of j. B. Sny'
der .., A part Of Chas, llale'g family
are having sore throat.
The Democrdticprlmary rGnomlnated
the following ticket on Saturday Trug'
tee, Wesley Delap; treasurer, VIM, ~
bon, assessor, Abraham Zartman; Jus,
tice, Jesse Warner, John Dagger muni
Clpal CounCilmcn, WIN. Huber Il, II,
Dehof and James Hoover; harshOl,
Peter Bauhlet2
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For opor Throo month";

My son suffered night and day with
rheumatism; so much so that he was
unable 10 feed himself. Your Sulphur
Bitters cured him, and | am truly
thankful TO say TINT they are an honest
medicine. Mrs. W. II. Carleton, wife
OF Deacon Carleton, First Baptist
church, Winchester, Mass,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
WIN Mot llmanh ANY Moro pumpn

William Grinth, the man who de-
m0llshed things nj The North Industry
dance last Saturday night, was arrested
yesterday by Constable Slagle for ma.
llci0us destruction Of property Jus.
tiCe Fulmer fined him $40 and costs and
sent him 10 jail for fifteen days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Land Drain Tile
FOR FARMERS!

q. AUbTMAN a 90. havo on hand .
large lot Of four.inah tile, also Of three.
inch tile, which viii ho closed out at worry
low figures. Farmers In want Of tile will
savo money by getting Lhoir supply from
our stock a. long 90 II laats. Apply al the
sfiSo Of the BUCKEYE WORKS, Can.
ton, Ohio, m2Bhw
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When HSby uss nck, wo gave her caStoria'
When nl,ewas a ChIld, ubc cried for costoria,
whob pho bccamo MIau, she Olung 70 cNrtoriO,
wSsp SSsAaa cbudapp, she gave iAsm Cas'Ori''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

Lille Stocker has brought suit in
common pleas courtagaint job Stocker
OF. al, asking TO have her onesixth in.
terest in the estate of jacob St0cker set
OF. She asks that receiver be appoint.
foriG estate
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IVY Nlflhn W M Allhi nluH VI hAAo MNuVn ny Wv
Gnrk NJ tho court of common plC.v Ot stark
county, ohio, Ia thu above action ana W nin di-
TOotod viii offer for ml0 NJ public Outcry nt uo
dU0r vi ho court hOlro, In The city Of Canton on
saturday, The 9th day Of April, 1880,
tho following described promhuH W. wit situate In
Lake township, Wafk county, Onto, aud being a
pnrt " tho northwest and southwest QuhftOH nf
ioNH beginning At % point IN the road leading from
urepntoWn W OtcvhHblrgh ~ point wher0 tho
section quarter limo Or deviation VI RAld quarter
llntd iun ing north ana AQutl through dBotUghl
thun'O nolth on uald llnu o and O-lu perceive " Tho
nOrthOiUt and southeast oOrher Of uaid quarters,
thence north whole distance, aud Y doRrona east
40 and y 10 pttNhea 10 STAKE, thtnoo wNL Nc aud
degreN north, II And HlO per huai thonoo south,
~ duHrCOl NtNt, 10 ana b-l0 pOlchchi thence onsh
hi dugrnN hnuth, " nercheg " tho place 0f boglhs
ninR containing \ OF An acre, moro or loN,
Also tho following promises to.wlt situate IN eaid
township, Bctl On aud range mentioned IN the
second cause " action hefoln and bounded ~ iol-
lOwHi commencing for tho same ~ the northeast
rornur 0f n tract Of In u fn0Wn ~ the attain inil
tfaot,n thNnco south, 10 dogOoa east chains and
~ ppr0hea "a a sake, thence tOntn, X dcgruCu
west 10 0hains and porChOs 70 tho oonter Of hIoad
leading from OreentOWn " OrOensbnrgh, thun0o
north, ~ degrees wOtt chains and Ba per0hos 10
point IN thO uunter NJ hnld road, the tame ng AbO
tho aouhNMt cornor OF said htanm mn ttgct thenoo
north, x degrees cast with the cfbl boundary line
Of miil steam mn property 10 ohnlnE and purOhoa
To tao plAco Of beginning, containing half hcro
lst tract appraised at $1,000
Salo 10 commence NJ O'Clock ., m. ToTna
cnsh
A. LEIHINGEIl, Sheriff
MONO MoCARTy, AttSs,
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Executors Notice.

Notice iHhoreby given N, w. nndsrsgne,a have m
M egtate on Jacob Dagger A'e Of ntait copnsy,
ohio, deonaHec yOHl.u pphuE,s
mated Mar ng 1890 .9adW, Execute
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Adminigfratrix Notice.

to.lso IL hA toby rireu that the undersigned be-,
hasn dniy ann, inted aud anAlned admlnlstratrlA
WIN wllianne 3D. OF Inv eRtate of John Brlssol late
"' sun" NVu'"' MARY BRlssEL,
Adminlftfntrlh
na,ea March IN \. 90 .gsdw
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Cant eat n thing" Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla is n wonderful medicine for Great.
ing an appetite, regulating digestion
and giving strength.
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gTATIONa

Fina Oar iAat Gtl
HTATiONA IAAwa LAAyuA
aa7aa7aa
Mouth hafn,,u,ssu,sss,uts,l ubf 4, IN, ,luaH ., IA
West lArn, ,tss,,ss,su,s,,, 100 lh9H
luhllN tuuAw north and
hasl lOtly,u,,,ust,,u",yl VR
orit and writ, it,,,,'',',,'..'l 700 " il.OO
fuhlio square south and
wet only ,.. tss,,t,,ttttsstI Ili,Ni
nns,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,', 7.qi uig "
Cleveland Avrnuu IUfmlnWl TlH " ll,W
uau ht Funilo Square every ~ mlnuleA from 400
a. M, untli Tia ., in, north, south, cart and N0tt
Then oyutf ~ mluntea until 100 y, mu hnfu
south, east ana weatl aud NJ lisa y, ina wosl AMI
Outh only,
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HEARD AT nRnAKFABT TABLE,
uF-ry0u are no suoh cook IN my mother WA
SHE -uhO but you mufl remember your lAlhri
died ~ Dyspepsia
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Saturday, the 9th day of April, 1889,
Lot No, 1903 appraised NJ $4,000,
Lot No, 1ba " eJ,1GT
WEAK MEN EXCESSES. ABUSES,

HUHOTNTH ITUInNUUIhTUI TIa
rora, Lost Manhood, Early Decay. Quick relief
Positive and permanent cure ValuAtb treatise
(goalod) FREE. Thousands curod and mo failures.
Conn, mAfgB.dm
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H0TEL ANNOUNCEMENT
rlO unthrglgned formerly With Amos Byen
she TArin,w WI ti0toL has loasod for . orm Of yea

VlO unit kArnlgnN0, tOffnntly Nlh htnuH NYtfh
THE "UNToN HoTRL,"
81 North Market st.,
from q W. ueldcnbnnd the late proprietor, and
hha thOroup Wy romodeod, painted and decorated
I'M efiiTc bu idlngi also put IN now furniture bel
and be0dieg bwd N ev0rY way made such improve
nenta al n utunlly found In a nrutaclNN Hotel
bpp tD anluincp that am thoroughly prepared |
every detail 10 varO for tho former gu05ta of N
HVinion'' AND tho travelling public, and solicit IA
patronAgO Of ail who appreciate good faro and Ac
hnmnlDdatioag az s'iivO and let llve'' rates.
The Hotel n soc oaghe by street railway from
thA rallrund utftioiN m tho Cliyi mas tolephOne!
~. .ofi0s And les connected With n largo stable
snslh hodh well fttod up, whore horses VIII bo tho
rough y cared fof' ury, nvup,
Auab ry.dAw Nh VAA' ID nno'
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Lava Tor Cleveland ana iut0i-
tiadlhia stitUuA uA,,,,,,,,,,,,,7h no IN and % ~
laNal W huut ana lhtpfmullAtp shluin,,,,l W ~
nor 8atlpnq on uArfnll-
tln DlVlnUn,,sst,,ttHs,U ~ ~ 90 hha 10 10
Nor HtnliuiW Uu UuahNpT
ton y Fan iihndle,,,u,O % 70 ~ 90 and q ~ 10
Arrive FROM Cleveland
sud lntniinpdiAla HtA-
IA, 10 10 and 10 N
rfoh CanulltOu nlYlflona7 30 A 40 al M, A 10 pm
pfHm tushuclOu Dyls
nGu ard Van Handle, = an and n nam. aa5pm
an 1Ainl aLlly ukooN sanahyA
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WnEiIIAu A LAKE Eitin RAILWAY,
In 0iict pcbfuary i0lh, iHtD
(North) AZ tSOuh)
Ri, pM An An. I'm I'm,
GAls i,ab ala lN. Otfylnc, ,N Nub in,d0 100
bnA 1uh HOl .MHmillnu, TiB lp0 Il 40
dab 1910 $40 Valley Jun0 H20 a20 7Ab
sDAlly
MOTH Train north leaving MAttlll0n heh y, M,
md OrfVliln daily ut 80 y, m, runs 10 hOntoeyllle
pnd there trahgftm M pAponEcu W laho shore
ily, arriving A. Toledo 1000 y, IN,
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sHERTTF sALb.

william H. Greer OrlW oi Salo, STARK
w. gNHutY nbin tann pieaY
A. Ei,hw otut Court
Ny virtue OF an order AZ knlO lhsued
ny olurk NJ the OOurt OF common plUhA Of stark Ua
ONO IN tho Above action, An0 ~ mo dlrONiod viii
oit,u Tor HAo W public OulGry 10 Tho duOr VI the
court hUnic, IN tho city of Canton. Os
saturday, tho 9Th day OF April 1880,
ne following described rc.l estate, nltnAto An
tho oltyot Canton, stark county ONO, t0,Wit. Lot
nuiilber HUIl, IN the city vi Cnnl0l, Ohlo now
known nv lot number DbbO.
Appralecd M $4,000,
rhsA "
A. LhiNIrGER, shenn
", wdJ, i. ChARA, ATTY.
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ALLIANCE.

LAKE Eltik, ALLiANCh a SOUTHERN,
NonTn bOuHD-i,HAVn SOUTH B0uHD-LvAvH
Mn ,u,,,,.. 4 ~ o. M raaaen'r (arf), 0lb u m
Mitod, ,,..,,..,ii ~ a m rasaen'r (arr), O 40 y IN
Mixed, Rrt,,,,, 3 40 pm Mixed Leave ~ % u m
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MAsSILLoN.
GLEvEi,ANp, LutAiH \ wnGGLu'G nv

NOniu SOUTH
M 2, 0 ~ a mu,,,,,st,t,',,,,,t.,,kn, y pNOh ~
, hoHi y u'.s, f''tf'tt'''''ft''t'' hlVu,N VI
" ,Itivrnt h1,,u.,,,t,,,,,,,,s,u " * itapm
Ni 20 y phl't.t,sfttfststttsusss 40 AfhW
CopnecH ~ JuHlpa win Cleveland a Canton iiy,
~ uhrlehatillo viii T., q, A H. T.. ny, AtWho0llhk
Nith n, a q, ny
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The Republican PrmarieA-..iiia Vote
Pollsd--,Wa II Observation-Disclosures
and News Notear--obaerVationh on
Current Mvents,
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SHERIFF SALE.

ly virtue NJ M alias order OF salo Myuod by the
Gnrk NJ tho court of common plC.vl 0t stark
county, ohio, In thu above action aud W mn dl.
TOotod viii offer Tor ml0 NJ public OntCry nt uo
dU0r vi tho court hOirO, IN The city Of Canton on
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MT, VERNON a PAN HANDLE ROUTE
la ntfOol December pth 1874
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lkNaVViaOe Marie Married l.I% goFoon,, oon,o,o. OF
plating marriage aware Of physical weak
noan, lOp 3 gr0oroatyo powers, inp0tanoy, Qr
any S..t,r faauhllncallOna speedily relieved.
4 he eS, s.Anan himself under tho caro- Of DR.,
4 A,,flllcT, may o0nldO In hia h0n0rRg n gon-
lleman, and confidently rely on hla elill M u
phyaIcian, Dir. ALBERT has had many
yoarn' experience In hoapllNla and private
pmotloo aud ID graduate OF the most ominnnt
Medical Colleges OF tho United Btatoa.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.4
CANTON.

Trains 0n All ruada ph on standard TINA whlel
. ~ mlnnlai slower tian Oily flina
htrta oAiu Tnn W and from All Dep1u,
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sDAily ualuh NJ, ~ dOea nOt ran Weft Of Mis'
HlllWh v, 1, WiL,i.iL Ticket Az
Ci.Ey yELANp a CANTON hAiLnOAp,
penGt ialt TuaaiAWAH And AAytOh Rlruam
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Canton Retail Market,
OoRHwcrEp DAILY ny
Louis Dumont,
gs and % South Market stroot,

Field and Garden Seeds, Of all kinds,
al Wholesale and Retail,
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FiTTahuitoH, W, WAYNE 4 CHICAGO " H.
Depot looaied eouier l0th and AaIton nIreelA
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SHERIFF SALE.

wANN a now, At'ys.
Democratic messenger., 1889-11-23
1.-The Peninsula Methodist" and
Prohibition.

Several ministers of the Wilmington VI.
Il. Conference. who are members of the
Prohibition party, are discarding the
IfHinsud .Neth@iisi "a paper published In
the interest Of the church. and are hug
ging Ia their hossom the loir,--a paper
published in the interest of political
party paper that. mlsrcprcsenis the
church aud Is nteseiy partisan In all its
uitcranccs. They object 10 the former be-
cause II maintains the position Of the
church on the temperance question,
While II believes In prohibition aud AL
vocaies Il. IL docs not endorse The Thirl
Party method. II gives credit To the old
parties where credit Is due, and occasion
ally raps the Prohibition party for Us H.
logical position. II Is true, these preacher
politicians criticize the lMcthodisi for lis
partisanship, but We are constant reader
Of the !Mthedisi, and very little Of n parii.
saE nature appears In It's columns. I,
echoed the sentiments Of the great organ
of the church 1.-The Christian Adeecdie with
reference TO the Ioicc, and thisl wha, ere
ated all the hub.bub against H. but u
they object 10 Il because of iis partisan
ship why do they cling iOthe Ieire and
Democratic messenger., 1889-11-23

say they prefer II TO the M,thodist: II is
certainly more partisan than the .hetho,iist.
They do so simply because one endorses
their party and the other does not. Sup
adopt the same proscriptIvc policy with
reference 10 the church organs, there
would no, be u church paper in existence.
But the reason they assign for quitting
the .N,tk@'ist is not the real reason they
are quitting il because of the reason We
mentioned above and because il Is not
published IN the interest of the PrOhibi-
ton party. This is about the size of the
opposition. Why. recently, one of the
Third party preachers published an article
in secular paper at Wilmington, giving
several reasons why another Conference
paper should he started. one of which was
that the editor of the -Mthodist was not u
Third Parry prohibitionist. lie wanted II
Conference paper with u party prohibi.
tionist at the head. We think our Con.
crcncc has enough under its care without
going into the political organ business.
II the VI. +. Church is to he turned into
u political machine and her organs he
made the mouth.pieces Of a political
party then her Democratic aud Republican
members ought TO know II, so they can
withhold their support from u party
under the gulsc of church and religion
which they do not affiliate with and have
very little respect for. lf the Church is To
continue non.partisan on the temperance
question, as Is sci forth in her discipline,
then that ought To be known. The mem.
bcrs ought TO know how the church
stands. There ought To he some decisive
action-an action that cannot I've misun.
dcrstood. IL, as some of her prohibition
ministers declare. the church regards as
sinners and "mur,lcrers' those men who
do not vote the prohibition ticket, then
those who do not do so ought 10 bc cx.
PEELED, because we do not see how any
members of any church organization. We
don't know whether we rightly under.
stand the driit of the times or not, but IL
certainly seems to vs., il radical uticranccs
from the lips of some Of her ministers
mean anything, that the NJ. T.. Church Is
drifting on u rock, When any church or
other organization abridgcs political lib-
crty, and puts |, hand upon the throat of
members and says you so, To vote this or
tha, way, the days of that organization is
numbcrcd.-Cri:icid Lsa,'Fr.
Democratic messenger., 1889-11-23
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