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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
THE OUNCE OF PREVENTION,

Under the above heading the Now
York World Of Feb 10th, contains nm
editorial, Of which the following are u
low extracts;
"PhysicianB aud unprofosslonal men
Of soiso agree that II people would
take Il little Of tho pains to prevent dis.
ease that they do to have 10 cured that
tho civilized world would bo much
less like n vast hospital than II Is now.
hut the idea OF n
regular and stated physical eKaminn-
ton, even OF persons who are apparent
ly well, Ia All excellent one, rho mp
prOaches OF pulmonary complaints,
kidney troubles, and many OF the other
ills that flesh In heir TO are tnSidl0us as
not to bo apparent TO their victim.
In nothing Is II truer than
In disease that I'm ounce OF prevention
ls worth \ pound OF cure.
There Is v great deal Of wisdom In
what the World remarks, Individuals,
40 u rule, do not give their physical
welfare attention. and II b only " Zen
alarmed by tho presence OF do yase
ltBelf-.tho consciousness OF failing
strength--that attention N given "
such matters.
Much has been said and writton In
recent years concerning tho extreme
aud oftentimoH fatal danger which
results from delay Ia tho treatment OF
kidney diseases.
physiolans admit they cannot control
advanced diheaBe In thoBo organs, and
II 10 doubtful whether they can control
II In any stage wlthOut the assistance
OF Warmers Safe Cure, which Is estab
lished ns tho only known means which
will reliably prevent and euro this class
OF disease.
Besides, II has been definitely ascertain.
ed that kidney disease is the real cause
OF III health IN most CaseB where con
sumption, heart, brain or nervous dis
Jrdera are supposed to exist, and In con
seuencO OF such belief many fatal mis-
axes have NGen committed hy our best
physicians In treating such disorders,
which are but the symptoms of the dis.
ease, whilst they have allowed the real
dsease- disease of the kidneys, to es.
cape their notice until too late.
There Ia no surer or safer way by
which health can be preserved and dis.
ease averted than the occasional use Of
Warmers Safe Cure, which will benefit
tho "ongines Of life, the kidneys, even
If they are In u normally healthy state;
while the good that will result In case
disease is Threatened, or Ia already pres
ent cannot he Oyor-eBtlmated.
The most careful examination made
by u skillful physician sometimes is I'm.
reliable, since this class OF disease Is ex-
tremely deceptive, and seldom openly
itspli until the unsuspectlng
sufferer Ia beyond assistance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
will eventually land the smarteaL crook
In tho sewer, or In tho soup,
W, E, HARTwELL.
bishop POTTER HITS HARRISON
HARD,

BlshOp P0tteTA Centennial sermon At
Nv Paul'a church New York, which was
llatened 10 by Pfeaident Harrison, Ia
the aubieet OF much comment and crit
iclam, II IL peRRlmiatle and tho ltepub-
llpala, many OF them, fetl hlt and hurt
by II In An interview In tho New
York World OF May I'd, tho itay, DR.,
Macarthur, Of the Calvary Baptist
church, (WhO IN an enthusiastic admir-
o. vi Prtaldent Harrlh0n) says
III II surpFlsing that on such an 90
cahalOn language should have been used
which must be interpreted as rejecting
upon President liaTlhOn ana his Ad'
mlnialratiOn. We're Bishop Potter
preaching Ia any pulpit In hir diocese
on almost any other occasion II would
he quite proper that he should express
hlmaplt aa he felt disposed but this
occasion was not u fitting ono for
criticisms VI our political life
which we're capable OF an inter
prelatiOn rejecting on the President
who aat before him, When he spoke
Of what he called practical politics and
compared tho existing methods with
thoan which the iirht President would
have employed IL Ia difficult 10 eee what
he meant II not an emphatic oOndem'
nation Of tho suppOsed practices OF the
present administration"
Now why should not Bishop Potter
tell the truth and shame tho devil, in his
Centennial sermon. lie certainly told
the truth, and no Ia entitled 10 our pro,
found grattuao and the thanks Of
every patriotic man aud woman in this
land, for preaching q Centennial ser
mon with the real stun In II. All
praise also for his courage IN telling
Harrison 10 his face that our politics
arb tOO y6nal, and intimatng that the
/ chair Of tho Chief Executive, who now
BiH, was purchased with corruption
money Let ua not critlclae Bishop
Potter, but lGt uE hang our heads In
shame, tnht the conditions he speaks OF
exist In this, our beloved land, and that
u public sentiment exists which toler'
ats lhrln,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
REPUBLICAN, FREE TRADE FLOP.
PHnB,

IL Will perhaps appear strange, but II
IN none the lrda true, that onG OF the
free tIade documents that has
lately appeared Gmanates from no less
n source than sixteen Republican mem
hers Of the Minnesota Legislature, IT
take the form Of u protest against u
bill introduced into thG legislature Of
that state called The "Granger Meat
Bill" Like one almost identical with IL
that came perllOusly near being passed
by our own now happily defunGt leglB'
latuTe, this bill WAS intended 10 protect,
upon true protection principles, the
meat raisers of Minnesota against the
the pauper meat OF Othor countries and
territories.
Against this purpose which they dc.
nOunCe m IN infringement upon the
rights Of meat consumers In Minnesota,
aud Of meat sellers IN other States; the
sixteen Republican signers enter an
eloquent aud emphatic protest. LET
TINS kind OF legislation obtain In the
several states" say they, ,"and the Repub.
lie will have passed the day and hour OF
its prOsp rlty and destruction will more
certainly threaten, than when the clash
Of resoundlng arms reyerberated In
civil c0u0ict,"
IL will be remembered that all
through last falls campaign, the free
traders who supported Mr. Cleveland
asserted that such prosperity as these
United states enjoyed was owing, not
10 protective tarlll on Imports, but u
freq trade between the states. For this
indeed, they got themselves well pelteC
with such MGKinley.sCboOl epithets al
"pale professors" "oOllegG students,
"dOCtrinaires," "theorsts," etc. Nov
arise In tho might Of their Legislative
majesty, the aforesaid sixteen Republi
CANS, and unequiv0cally declare theil
approval OF this very proposition
Doubtless the names Of these i'm
mortal sixteen will roll like gathering
thunder down the aisles OF future ages
for, In language that has become classic
for elegance ard grace, free trade 0Op
pHrs will be closely watched H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
THE oolumD1ANA 90. RACKET.

The Patriot has charged John Y,
Williams with being a liar a scoundtgl
and q political hOOdler We take moth,
ing baCk, but add that the evidence DO.
fore us oonyicls him of perjury also,--
New Lisbon Patriot
The above is what Potts has TO say
about Repr, BentatlyeWiiams, after the
suit is commenced against the Patriot
The above Ia Only u mild introduction
of very savage editorial In which
Williams il also accused of being a rob
ber and thief. lie also charges VII
liams with receiving 800 for getting n
certain bill through the legislature. Az
ter Potts shows up Williams In a two
column editorial, he pays the following
very modest and deserving tribute 10
himself"
"Hhe editor Of the Patriot does not
seek any OlllCe. His ambition Ia TO be 4
good citizen, pay his taxes obey the
laws support his family and contribute
to churC hes and charities TO the eItent
Of his ability"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

T.. Granger Stewart, M, d., T., II. Sc,
Ordinary Physician to II. M the Queen
In Scotland, Professor OF Practice OF
Physic In the University Of Edinburgh,
writes: "rhe arteries are sCdleroBed
and atherOmatous in the advanced
stages OF the innammatory and In the
cirrhotiC but not 30 small IN the waxy
disease. In that affection the small
vessels In other parts ara frequently tho
seat OF waxy degeneration" From this
II will be seen that in the three forms
OF kidney disease Classed ~ Brlghts
disease, the arteries suffer changes, and
II matters not whether they undergo
sclerotic, atheromatous or waXy change
they are 30 weakened as TO endanger
rupture under any increased pressure.
This explains the frequency OF appo-
pleXy and paralysis, and as clearly dem
onstrated that the only preventive OK
these disastrous ruptures of the blood
vessels Ia the timely use Of Warner1
Safe Sure TO keep tho kidneys In a
healthy condition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

H. A, GUNN, NJ D., Dean, and Pro-
lossor Of Surgery of the United States
Medical College; Editor Of Medical
Tribune; author Of "Gunns New I'm
proved Hand book Of Hygiene aud
Domestic Medicine" In referring 20 the
use OF Warmers safe Cure IN case of
Bughts disease said, over his own sig.
nature: "l was greatly surprised 20 Oh.
serve decided Improvement within u
month, Within four months, no tube
casts could be found, aud only trace
Of albumen; and as no expressed II, he
felt perfectly we'll After this demon.
slraton of ils power, prescribed It IN
full doses In both aGutn and chronic
Brights disease, with the most salts
factory results"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
ZEAL usFArn pRANsEnns
Reportsd By n. II, pmmps BonS, ABB
alrAoto = OF ritleh,


CaLton-Edwln u Sreb 10 Maria j,
PlerO, part 1868 aud l0OO, el 800, Marx
Thompson ~ samantha ", liultr, part
AO27, ,Sb(0; Melcalt a. Crowley ~ Gr0, W,
AlthOuae, JT 3 lileuhrle'H add sgdl,
Geo, w Lawrence ~ Mark Thompson,
g2g7, $500, Primes phillpi 10 John
Hahn, part 1872, Hliad' Is Conrad 20
Sarah n, Fierl, $3.50, M Ser0ud ward
aud 2g0a In FiIHl ward, $685. sarah Is
Freer 70 BeuJ, Conrad, parl 1919, sbOO0,
Jas ID, barry u john FayuauGht ~ j,
n, Michner ara A llOrlirr 3lOB, aSlu,
Cath Beard ~ Mary Il, Krrncr gi23,
81 $50, Hannah Klnlgcr "a Wary A..
Adler part 2iOi and 2iub, @l 200; Mary
COrper tO Rachel II Vnuguuln, part
glil, 5000, jacob FrlCk 10 j, W, Pea
cock, UA2 and 0H3, 5000, II Merger TO
10 Elizabeth lialdurIl, part 2UB7, tSjl,
Henry II, Rowland 20 John W
Clubs, 1923 n. Fourth ward, e27l1;
Frank lroto u WIN j. Plero, part lbi,
Si,bOO; Frank lreo t0 WIN, j, PlrrO
part l203A, el0JO Anna Trump TO
Maria Patton, part no, Rl, 100; Uhns,
Maursr 10 Susie N, rri0, part B22, 9l, :
G2b, A, w, Smith 10 Calvin aud ThuS
Dagger, part 300, 81 30; Meyer heirs
10 JEFF, W. Nichols, 322, Sl,1Dl; Und1r'
hill u IiOOkiua 10 j n. Hall, 2SO5, S1lN
Frank A. Pi1rO W Low M. Jones, 100
7aO, $500, Jas Ffnunfnlter 10 A, y, Hall
part 80l0, 1910 and 39l, 81 $50; Henry A.
Wise ~ A, u. Hall, 30lA and SOlb, el,
400; " i, lIenskln 10 John BoylGn, SOOt
aud 3O5l, 81 ,0S0
MasaillOn- VIM II. JuStus 10 John
q, Warwick, ~, $1,000; John Frle, y
Adalino u Williamson, 1906 and l7SO
$500, .
Alliance 49, Warren Case to u, \
Holes, l03 LambOrn's add, 5000; Mary
Swaney " Jaa. q. Craven, lb3 II, Il, y
Cos add, $3.50: WIN. A, Loop to 30
Klopfensline, part 100 Webb's add,
$500; Chrlatlan Fritz 10 Jno, II, Match
Ott, lot In Wrbb'S add 800,
OOunty-Willlam Gatletin TO Glen
ent GaIlGtin, ~ acres In Perry tp
$500, Peter Il. MarChand 10 JACOB NJ
Schneider a acre In Jackson tp, 3, ldOO
Moses o. l'rersh, admir-, TO Margare
rreeah, 80 aGrea In Jackson tp, &OlO
Matilda II. Stewart to COrdella Is. Alux
ander and n Il. Byera, 20 acres In Lex
Ington tp, $500; Robert Taylor L
Hiram Taylor 20 acres und x 500
John \. Hahn ~ JOS, Krelbil and Chri
Linder, i30 acres In NimiShillen tp
S0,lOO; jeff. W, NichOl TO AnthOn!
Rinn, 81 90 acres In Washington tp,
az, ,A63; Jesse bowman TO Jn0, v Mong
2030 acrea In Paris tp, 81, 500,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
LOng-Standlng

Blood Diseases are cured by
the persevering use OF Ayers
Barsaparilla,
This medicine 10 an Alternative, and
causes radical change la tho system,
The process, In some cases, may not be
quite 10 rapid "a IN others but, with
peristanee, ths result Ia certain,
Read these testimonials ir-
"FoT two years suffered from ~,
we're nain vi my night aide, and had
other tr0ubieA caused by torpid liver
and dyspepsia, After giving several
medIoinaa d fair trial Without q cure, I
belfan 10 take AyeIa hamaparilla 1
was greatly benefited by tho aTat bottle,
ana after taking ave bMllea I Was COM
pletely cured, r. John W. henson, 10
Lawrence at,, Lowell Mass,
Last May a large oaJhunGle hTOke ont
on my ann, The usual remedies had 40
eifeot aud | was confined % my bed for
eight weeks, a friend induced mo W try
Ayer's AarsapaTila Less Than three
battles healed tho sore, Ia all my eHpe,
Tlence with medicine, ! never saw more
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

GOV, BEAVER, OF Pennsylvania, is u
wonderful h0rseman, considering the
fact that he has but one leg ard has to
be strapped to his saddle, But would
not some Of the other Governors ride
better II strapped TO their saddlesp-
lN Y, World.
This refers to the riding Of the Vari.
ouS Governors during tho Centennial
parade In New York. We feel proud
when we hear that our own Governor
Foraker made n thrilling appearance
In the saddle, and received more ap-
plause than the famous Gov. Filzhugh
Lee, OF Virginia, Notwithstanding he
was handicapped with sore toe, that
WAS done up IN arniCa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

The Rev. DR. Newman Smith, Con-
gressional clergyman of New Haven,
Conn, preached vigorous sermon, ap'
prOprlate to to this Centennial season,
last sunday evening, In IL he said, as
reported:
"The spOils system, which our fathers
did not anticipate, has become the
golden calf Of our nation and the wOr
ship OF IL our political RpOstasy Elec'
tions won by money aud the division OF
the Offices to those who clamOr for the
spoils are what We must direct our
forces against. Perish the party, per.
i'h the President, perish the Senate that
will use the spois systemV
DO you hear that, Mr. llarrlsonP
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
NOTICE.

Tho unknowH helit " Joanna Pollock. deceased,
en- tho YUlh dAv NJ Aptll lteiu, nrh hls petition w
uiO Probate CouiL within aud for ihn county 0i
starr And a. ate VI uhln, hlognn that the pcrn0hAl
estate Ut said drtedt NJ IN inhunctnt 70 pay hut
aNhiA sud thn charges Of Administering hrf thhlo
uAt Ehe died ipd IN fuc hlnplt " parcel oi land
In Lawrence & Nhbhlp hlhfk tounlJ ONO, ana hp'
ng pAit VI thN nnfihcptt lulIttr ~ arrtOn Wtly.
description Uf inld lfemlHrh reference N httuhl
made " thO petition IN fnid ease, Tho prayer ol
said petition IN ~ authorize hhld Mmlnlllthtui v
Aoll Ald prrniaub for tho amount of dtbm aud
charges aforesaid, aud tho unknown holIH oi ~
Joanna lulous are hufohy notified that thcy
made parties ana drtonuHnih 10 said petition, ahd
thai they Afu QulrO 10 m, wer the same On or h p
rOtc Tho 10th 0hy VI June, 1890, .....,..
OYWuR II, RTONER,
Administrator Of Joanna Pollock
JOuN q, wHtaY, Any, Ap2b-hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
FouNosa AAo PNlHolRAl % Tt'e
SaTnanla Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat llarmaTI
v,ll at Az
NAY OH and 10Th, al BARNETT HOUSE
Alliance, May IL, at chOso House,


AsO ngrVHN oN TNtr es@e oA's NNe" NS"'N
Tha eminent German specialist from Bcrllp
pOAtlyoly cures nll dlacaaca q the Eye, Ear,
Nose Throat aud Lunga hltnr ~ othor wv, ~
hnh cured moro cases OF bl!nuncW, buAlHle,
Gatarrh, Throat And Lung Diseases thAn any
living phyHiclhn,
CiRronIo DIsoasoa of tho Eye, such
~ Gfanulatod Llda Chronic lnngm9'aunn 9i
the LldA of tho ira, Ot the thntod,u ut lhc cNgl'
Ina; Chtonio ulCcrnlionH, spnHnm OF tho lddN
Cancer 0t the Lids aud Eye, Tears running over
tho Checks, Day aud Night BlindneHs, iurnlcnt
o. Maitorlng Sore Eyes Gonorlhocnl ophlhgl'
PhlyOtOnular Ophlhalmin, OpAciucH or MIX
white SpOta on the Eyc, ulnncOmh or tnpnlnE
OF tho Nerve, AmaurOuia, Failing out oi LhAlch
Sores, RednOsaOf EdgOaO Of Lids aud Eyes, hnd hll
olhcrdlacaact 10 which the oyoor ~ nrpcndugM
arc liable, positive aud rapid cuf0guhlbnlcrus
Bar Troubles ara cured by nrs snlm IN an
Asl0niahlngly quick time. Ito VIII tohoyo You
Of all roaring, hiHalng anu ringing nolrpn, noaNii,
noaa, itching, pain, running OF lho carr WIN
olOaO up hOlO IN drum Of niiy Year, standings
will inaort Artificial Ear DrumaOt haoWn in'
vontlon with mt0nsahngly gratifying iosulle,
Nose.--Dr SAlm has paid particular attcns
tIon to dlaoaaoa Of thll organ lcIostlvoly curos
tho woral caAOa NJ CATA RftH. even II the
bOnOa hayO partly boon onlon upi tctnOyoh 20.
ypuaby ha now method, without paini icr0rg
tho aOnso W smell aud taBto, ana rCinOvch iolld
Od0r w rOant oi Catatrh In ono settling.
DIaonsos of tho Throat and LuDUp
arc cured, and morn nulQniahinEy good Icaulu
have boon obtained by Dr, sam lhnn NY any
elhOr phyacan In the world. llc win remove
TOnllla without pain aud loA OF blood, WIN
uurO your ulOnratnd or grnnulhtOd sore thfQAti
restore your lost or cracked voice NJ good ~
ever, guarantee Alpo 10 cure Hay Fever, Aelh'
ma, bronchitis, Wlntor and Chronic CouglH'
DR.. SAlm has on hla record books cases pi Con-
sumption which came 10 him with ono lung on
parts OF one gone lI0 has by hia treatment
hnnled up the cavities In thOlr lunga, aud tho
pAtlona now bid fair " Outllyo any ono with
two lunpa.
snItatlon aud examination FltEE, Address all
e0mHAuAloatlona " DIR hORlTH BALM,
COlumlnn, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
Legal Notice.

IydiA OortwtllhL whose plhoe ~ roaldeaoe "a un'
knoNA Nill tase not 60 uAl On hn piht dAy " JAns
aN.,, IdtD MAry " ffita hled her position IN the
liouh OF Unninun Pleas VI klAfk county, ONE IN
oaso nnmhNf uliH AHAinal ue above hAmtd utlon.
spuptil,,d ti al up thulf CLAIMS, N any thVI have
la tn feAl estate hui rlnhftof described or DO f1t-
evNT hhfrud And w Tho Ooutt ~ Alluht lhe nfl
Aaid cal estate may bu sold, aud tho proceed. ulA-
tTtbulNd AmuHg tho tla mAna RoCoTlinH W their tn'
ape,lNo nri0iluHR OF tie hAhu ahAll 10 tetleu ny
fsiiOwsi IhN nUithuHht quarter VI toruOn huinhnf
slghtoNn (lh), township nuinbor seventeen NlT),
ThnRe Hlh (l), NtAt cOunly, Omo, anu containing
Onr huadTid aud tiN Ani ~, moro or luAa
HAla IJdiA luitwfght 10 rpguli ~ " hhaWof ~ or
bof0Tn third AAtuIdAy after tho Rblh oar OF May,
uaip uAhh hohhOI NnlTANhn.
1prlp.Lw AttornoIu for rlAinuh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

FRrDERloK Y RoBERTs, NJ. d., Pro
fessor In University College, London,
Eng, Examiner In Medicines, Royal
College of Surgeons, says In reference
0 advanced kidney disease "Compli-
atoms are met, such AS consumption,
1aTl disease, morbid conditions, liver
elections. Warmers Safe Cure cures
theso affections by putting the kidneys
In healthy condition, thereby enabling
them to expel tho waste or poisonous
MATTER FROM tho system
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

Ex.GoV CHARLIE FOSTER, OF Fos-
toria don't want u soldier for Governor
this year. In a recent interview, he
mentions three men, and either will
suit him: Judge Doyle, OF Toledo;
Judge Amber, Of Salem, and Judge
Nash, Of Columbus. He says we must
have n man who can make u good
annpnh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

Il. A, Gnnn, H. ID, Dean and Profes.
sor of Surgery of tho United States
Medical 'ol eye, said II am willingt0
aCku0wledgA and commend thus frank
ly the value ot Warmers Salo Cure"
The late DR. Dio LOWS, writing to the
proprietor OF Warmers Safe Cure, said,
over his own sirnature: III | found
myself the victun Of serlOns kidney
trouble, ! would use Warmers Safe
Iurp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
MAJOR McKlrlrY escappd from the

MAJOR MCKlNILtY escaped from the
YompstoWN glug of office OeggNrs
yesterday, and arrived IN Canton, some
what dl7iguyod IN patience, bat Slill In
tho ruG His mission was al aOont
the Youngstown postoilCe, aud q $50
delegauo1, a,l full OF good advice, called
on him u, Zoe Tod House, tO cell HIM
who the rlhd man ie, After braCng
up, Mckinley quietly informed the
gang that he WAS going ~ appoint an
old soldier, but would not evon hint
who the nan lA Ii IL Il
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
CRtnErh CRn and EHns Beon
Cured by ubr. HnIm.

had always boen told that oAtarrh In tho
head could mol 10 ourod, aud had about come
N the oonolueiun that II wAs no, gft0r having
tried no much, until ohnio for treatment 10 DR..
horlE Salm, Of Columbus, o., who has made a
speciality OF disoaeoa Of tho oyo, car, noso and
throat Tho trouble In my head and nOao, an
we'll AZ pain In tho chest allbcgAn alowly " dis
appear during hia treatment Before ] began
,,,. w ar ord ,,n iUSi ss, s n SVii9n
trOalmDnt, 1 am onoo morn my old eOlf--hAlo and
hearty. MhR, ELixAnkTH MILLER,
nnHcrmillo, TuaoarAwna County, u.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

VIE presume Wanamaker, Quay and
Dudley arc all violently opposed to
Bishop otter's brave and truthful Con-
tennial sermon on tho venaIJty Of mod
arn politics. For:
No thiof s'or Tel, ne haisuf eruw,
W1M aeseA oVintsn = ~ NV,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
Wonderful Results.

Another marked effect Of the uEe Of lhih
medigine was tho strengthening Of my
Right,"- Mrs, Carrie Adana, Holly
hphnga, Texas,
81 had dry h0aly humor iof years,
and suffered terribly and, ~ my hfOih-
or aud sister were similarly afflicted,
presume tls malady N hereditary, Last
winter, Dr., Tyf0n, (Of feThandina,
Fla, recommended mo 20 take Ayers
haIHapaIllla, and continue u for q year,
FOF iiye mOntha took II daily, 1 have
not had d blemlhh upon my body fOT tho
last three mOnihh,"- n, 10, Wiley, li6
Chambers No., New York City,
"Iaat fall and winter was troubled
with a dull, heavy pain In my aide,
did not notice II much at first, but 10
gradually grew worse until II became
almOat hnbaarAble, During tho latter
part Oi thlh time, disorders Oi the at0m-
aGh and liver Increased my troubles, i
began talllng Ayer'a AaraapaTllla, and,
after faithfully continuing tho use OF
this medicine f0f aOn6 months, the pain
disappeared and was completely
cured, - Mra. Augusta A, FGTbuah,
hayerhill, Mass. ,.-~.s' ..se-
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PREPARED ny
Dr. ], o, Aver & CO., Lowell, Mass,
rdoe al ala bottles, t6, Worth % bottle,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
ANN on A rAMoua aoaan paIAL,

Biz Years in tho Courts Of New York.
Probably tho Most Notorious Case IN
Modern Horhe LltsrAture---Ph uAAs Of
Judge Sherwood. Of Toledo, w, W, j.,
Daunos, OF hlmlra, N, Y-'-Dounoe I'll
nAllY Knocked Out on Every Point-''ha
Makes an Assignment aud Goes to the
Wall,
[RfOh Ihe IndlAhapnlil HpsnAnAn aad 1.-Two ttoek
hpNs
One OF thu most important, interest
ing ana desperately fought horse oiita
on record has just bean closed NJ Elml'
IA, N, Y. IL Ii thu case Of Judge |, H.,
Sherwood, late Of Toledo, now OF an
tun, Ohio against W j, D0unee, 0i ~
mira NJ Y, Tho case hnh been Oll lhr
b ards for over alI years, ana lAh un
the gamut OF nearly all tho oourlh Of
New York,
-Four years ago when the case was
tried before u jury IN tho supreme Court
al Elmira, the N6w York Tribune CON
tanned the following account OF tie
trial and ila results;