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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
OUR MAssmloN LnTTnn,.

MAsILLoN, September y
| The Republican papers of the county
are greatly exercised over Rev. Il. II,
Dresbach's method of conducting his
campaign. They 90 not like Il; IN fact
! he has incurred their deepest dlspleas.
ure, which would be greatly augmented,
should he be elected, OF which thoe
seems TO be little DOUBT. Their idea OF
running campaign would be In follow
ing that OF G.. w. Wilhelm, who is veg
etating IN rural JuBtug aud who OK
pecta the party leaders, whose mods and
beclI he Obeys, aud who as In the cass
of MasslllOn, can alone inform him
whether she ought 70 have "A city hall Or
not, 10 bring OUT the vote on election
day Rev Dresbach 10 not that kind 0f
u stick. lie thinks II his duty TO be-
come acquainted with his constituents
aud make known TO them his ylewa,
confident, as the trlte but true saying
is, that IN u full and free die.
cuselon the Truth will triumph.
Mr. Dresbachs attention was call.
ed 10 seveIa articles IN the Massillon
Independent slurnlng him, IN regard
70 the change Of bad taste In addressing
puDllc gatherings he seid, that In no
case had no done so without special
invitation from those In charge; IN
faOthe hnd Teen forced TO decline SOY.
eral alinvltailOn8, B0 numerous were they.
The Rev. gentleman was interviewed
yesterday by yoHp correspondent. Ilg
Is looking well and happy, aud the bald
spot on his head has not been made
larger by tho loss OF "a single hair caug.
e0by worry. EliB attention was called
IN q recent Nrticie In the Canton Repos.
tory, describing the OCCURRENCES AZ the
farmers picnio. When acquainted
Withits contents he pronounced II eyre.
giously false. The facts Of the matter
are: After he had made his speech,
which was nonpolitical, somebody ask
Cd him about the relation Of the tariff
10 trusts, which no answered accord.
ing 10 his convictions without moIes.
tation from the committee, as the Re.
pository correspondent charged, After
he had finished, crowd of Republicans
followed him and began TO talk politics.
'lt wAs then the committee requested
them TO cease talking polItics, rs IL
took the crowd and attention away
from the stand
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
A FOOT MASHED.


Charles Miller, u young man employ.
ed IN u barber NJ Louis MOushey's shop,
met with accident lust night, when
will make him u cripple for life,
lie WIS on his way home, and when he
arrived at the IT, Wayne crossing, on
South Market street, train was stand
ing across the street lle attempted TO
cross between the cars and hiB foot wns
caught between the bumpers. The
fore part of tho foot was badly mnsh-
I'd, aud young Miller was taken to
police headquarters, where u was
found necessary to amputate part Of
the foot.
lie WAS then removed 10 hig fathers
house, No. 10 Jackson steeet, Nnd this
morning is resting rs easy as could be
expected. Miller Is u young man Wyearo
OF age, aud wolEknOwn throughout the
city. lie was u very popular young
mao, and will be pained to hear OF his
misfortune.
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0uRONIn nIsEAaEs.

Tho Doctor treats no Aouto diseases, but makes
IN entire speciality ot chronic and lonR gtandinE
dlaanlea. Cases given up by other doctors and
pronounced inouFabla, no most dogrcs 10 600,
DlA BURNER has treated over l2lOO qheog w
Ohio IN tho last two yohre, many Of vhloh had
others Deaf, and u Large Number 10 bo Inyglldn
for life. but behold now ihoy Zoo md Hear,
ana many AFo on tho High lioad TO Health and
Improving ovory day,
Pie Doctor IL surrounded With tho largest col
lection Of hno inairumonA ever Imported 70 thla
eOapty for examining and tfoatlng oil chronic
diHenaop Of tho TloAd, faoo Eye, Far, ThyQat,
lltnft, LunHs, stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bladder,
Skin, lrain aud Nervous hyEtom, Cancers, Tnm-
eFs, pres. swollinsD, Old sores, Flto, paraiykls,
Muurhlga, hheumntlm, Dfopsy, dout hink
lloadaghe, Debility, Dcnroul0u Of bphita, Dis
oaios OF Chldron, liorvditafy Dieafos, oto.. o,c.,
lissaess. All surgical pclationa performed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
FAMILY REUNIONS.
The Wise Family Meets In Social Sea-
sion Thursday


The fourth annual reunion OF the
Wiae family took place ~ the beauty
ful homo OF Ei 4, Wiae, on tho 9th
inst, and proved a very enjoyable 0eca'
sion Some one hundred and nifty OF
the relationship were In attendance,
and OtWithalandiDg tho rain the exer'
claes WhiGn followed the anmptuOua
diuner were carried out according 10
the program, under the shelter OF q
large tent which was erected on the
lawn. la the absence OF the president,
4, j, Wise, Hiram II, Wise was chosen
10 take his place, After the business
of the meeting was transacted, the ORA
tor OF the day, Rev, u. II. Wise. IN a
very pleasant manner spoke upon the
legitimate pride OF the Wise family,
aud stirling worth OF itA progenltorb,
The superior advantages OF tho present
generation over those OF the past IN
matters OF culture and opportunities OF
usefulness, aud exlenda u hearty wei.
come to all the representative ana
friends OF the connections who had the
good fortune 10 be present,
lle was followed by several timely
aud appropriate addresses full OF hap
by and lively remarks. Among those
who spoke were OK state Senator I'll
w, Brown, OF Indiana; the Rev, De
Costa POmerene, the Rev. j., ~ Max
well and our CITY Solicitor, Atlee Pom
creme.
The committee on nominations re
ported the following ticket which was
elected at once; President II, II, Wiaei
vice presldent A, Hamilton; secretary,
DE- Maxwell orator, Gen, ED :, Myers
alternate, l.. o, Wise.
On motion vote Of thanks was ex'
tended the family Of Ell n, Wise for
their kind hospitality, Adjourned TO
meet next year at the stark county fair
groundo,
ALnRIGnTonERbIN nEuNloE
The fourth annual reunion Of the
Albright Obeflln families ~ the Miller
residence near Canal Fulton was
largely attended. Reys. Struggles and
BrOl2 Of Canal Fulton, made speeches,
There was dinner, games, and general
good time, The next reunion will be
held north Of this city the last Thurs
day In August, 1890 The officers
elected were; President, George Al.
bright, secretary John Lut2, and
treasurer Manlas Ream.
nAYsIN0ER FAMILY REUNION.
On the last OF August a pleasant re-
union was held Mt tho W ilsOn Baysingor
residence near DoyleStown. A perma
nont organization was elected The
next reunion will bo held nj Chippewa
Lake, on the third Thursday In August,
1890,
At the reunion lne dinner was
spread, aud speeches were made hy
R0v. Struggles, Rev. Pollock and w.
G, Myerg, Of Canal Fulton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12

You cannot imagine what q quaint
old town AtrathayOn Ia, Many OF the
old thatohed houses arc standing, the
roofs green with age, They have stone
slarways and stone floors In tho halls;
aud shops and l0lm rooms, which are
all below stairs, tho family living above
Every house Ia either u weayer'a cot
tage, (aAeh weaver owns his own loom
and wsayea on orders from the head
establishment, which In turn, llllA or
deFa from the large silk hOnsea OF LOn'
don and ii0mbay) or q shop OF h0me
kind for supplying food and ralment,
The old castle stands picturesque ru'
In, on n knoll nnd the town 10 literally
hlddlfd at its foot, on thp little river
The land Ia mostly "feud, " IN long ~
trees grow and waters run, from the
Duke OF Hamilton, who receives small
annual fee from each,
The style OF living IL very frugal No
scOtchman seems " want but one
hearty meal day, and doea not eat
moro when set before him
Their breakfasts are oat meal por-
ridge, for tho men and children,
tea and toast for the women, Some
vary tho meal with an egg or u bit OF
bacon, For dinner they have "guld
scotch BROTH" made by boiling meat
until IL Ii shredded, and adding AL
kinda OF vegetables, and after That,
among the welt0'd0, there ID boiled or
roast mutton, occasionally beef, pOta'
toes, and sometimes peae. No pickles,
pies, puddiuga, fruit, nor anything OF
the sort, unless for extra company
For supper there Ia cold Joint, bread
and butter and tea for the old folks,
and milk for the children. You need
moi wonder that the scOton are hardy,
healthy race, OF course their cool even
temperature makes the waste OF the
body eaa-nO such thug aa peraplra'
ton In this country land they require
less food
Yesterday returned from trip on
the western fen coast | went 10 Ayr
10 see my Aunt SIuclair. She 10 D2
years old and YET conducts nll her own
business affairs Her mind, if seeming
ly 40 frcah as q young womand. | saw
her cousin Of 40 years, who In quite 0a
remarkable They urged me 10 stay
over night aud gave me warm wei
come
came back again TO Glasgow, Aa |
write the spires and plnnaclegstRnd out
black In the gray fog
Glasgow IL an infant London, with
her hands deep In the pockets OF the
world,
KATE BuOWNLRE SHERWOOD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
pELGGATGs ELECpGp


The Stark county Democratic cen
trail COMMITTEES hrld a meeting ~ the
y, M, ID, u, hall, this city, to-day
Tbs meeting was called ABOUT III
O'clock this morning aud adjourned ~
az y o'clock this afternoon,
Chairman j k, Bowers called the
Meeting 10 order, aud the matter OF
electing new officers wlia called,
squire j. II, ieigner OF this city was
made chairman and I'D, j.. Mack elect
cd secretary,
It was decided before noon adjourn
ment that the central committees from
each precinct name delegalea 10 the
senatorial convention TO DO held ~
CalTollton september w.
10 was left TO tho central committee
men 10 determine how tho land ap'
praiaem should be nominated, This
would not include precincts where
nominations have heen made,
10 WAS stated that each township
should constitute a district aud that
Alliance and Mas6lllon each have Two
districts ana Canton four.
The calling OF the townships for SEN
at0rial delegates resulted ~ follows
Bethlehem township hiatt Slbtfrhen
Al, Walker, julius Hook, ana Phillip
Lowe,
Canton townahip-Joa, Frye and
Roman Sucker,
Canton, lst ward u, y, Blake, Chas,
M. Henry, Isaac llartef, j, j, Whit
acre, Louis Icy j, E, Monnott john
son shrrrok,
cad ward d NJ, Ilainea, Jacob Bach
man, j, N. M,ers, aud Martin Henry
ard ward q. A Fries j., A, DIoDat,
James Sell, and I'D, j Mack
llh ward-G, ID EioheE j NJ shret'
ncr aud Alex Margo,
9TH wald-Jamts Wills and Chaq.
Kreichbaum,
Glh ward -JohnWeckman, Alex How
enatine and j Is Bowers,
1th ward-lamea A, Rice ana W,
Dougal,
Lake tawnahlp-S, S Gleb, G., Q, Wis.
bIman aud John Lilly,
Lexington township, Alliance Jack
Acres, II, q, Williams, j, y, LeWlh D.
H. Werbrocht VIM, Reynolds, Law
Dlllworth, Jesse TteteIs, and Frank
Gaskill
Lawrence townshlp-Miohael llitch'
ford, A, II, MoCadden and George $40
YER.
Marlboro township Frank Lemuel
and j. q. Harmony,
Nlmishillen tOwnshp-A, V, Pom
thus, Frank RebIlot, o. l. Juillod aud
Josiah NCkinn,
Osuaburg townahlp-Wm, MoHnr,
VIM Inber ana John Dagger
Jackson toWuBhip-M, j, lirauchCr
Chris SChutt ana j, A, liaucher,
Perry township Aaslll0u precinct
Jas. Holland aud Alon20 smith,
Blchyill0 preolacl A, B, Camp
MaWlllln IIst ward, Anthony Howell
ana II, - slblla
Second ward, Albert sorg aud God
fred Maue2,
Thlrd ward. John Mcbride, Josinh
Clul2 Fred Fel2er and Joseph Snyder
FoDuth ward, H. Smith and Geo, Bol
llngeE
PAIN towuehip-Iobn q. Shalfer j
W Miller Henry Kolp Jr, aud VIM. i
Cook.
sugar Creek township Emanuel
Speaker and R0bt. Warwick,
Sandy townahlp-Dr g. W, BurS0n
Tusonrawa8 tOwnship-J B, Snyder, |
Samuel kudtr, q. IL, stoner aud Hen
ny Bowers,
Washington township Robert An
defaOn aud Samuel Maudru,
Pike tOwnship-D Daniel keene,
Paris tOwnship-Dayid Bates, Geo. |
II. Mong aud Smith kreth
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
DIslSAsEs OF WOMAN,

such as has bafllsd tho skin Of all othor phyGl-
CLANS and remedies, DR.. Burner quickly cnros'
Cancers, tumors. hbrold and polypold mowlha
cured Without tho uso Of tho knife or cauitlcl.
NO cutting, no pain. no danger
MANHOOD PERFECTLY RESTORED
Quick, palnlos, and certain ouro for Impotence,
Lost Manhood, Spormatorrhooa, Losses, Weak.
nesp and Nervoua Debility, also for Proslatltli,
Varioocelo and all private disoasco. whether from
lmprudont habits Of youth or 0oxual oxoosaos In
mature years, or any causo that deblltntou tho
sexual functions, apoodliy aud pormantly ourod.
Oonpultaton free and strictly confidential. Abso-
lute curos guaranteed. No risk Incurred.
EriLsrBY on FRS scientifically treated and
positively cured hya never faillAr method
Fms EXAMINATION or TIM URlNn.- Each porpon
implying Cor medical treatment should fend or
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
A LIrE oF EXpERlENnG.

The Doctor has had whole HE Of study and experience
his professions and enjoys advantages which fall ~ the lot o
Colleges and graduating with the highest huno ho wns moi
content 10 stop there but has since attended other CRoqcs
and several times review cd tho whole poieeson has nls
Travelled extensively for the purpose OF Improvement having
Waited the best Medical Colleges, Hoepa Depensaries
and sea- expendng thousands Of dolars improving every
adynniago within his nd and dcvong tho best years
Of bis life 10 become thoroughly familiar with his profession In
all is branches
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
nleotrIe nittera.

This remedy Is becoming 40 well
known and 80 popular % 70 need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bittem sing the same song OF
pralae.-A purer medicine does not
exist and 10 Ia guaranteed 10 do all that
10 claimed. Electric Blttem viii cure
all diseases of the liver and kidneys,
viii remove plmples, boils, salt rheum
and other affections caused by Impure
blood WIN drive malaria from tho
system and prevent as well 40 cure MI
malarlal feyers. For cure OF headache
constipation aud indlgeatlOn Try Elec
tic Blttea. Entire aatiafaotion guar
anteed or money refunded, Price 10
Cta., and 81 per bottle NJ Durbln,
Wright 81 Co.'S. drug store,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
FAOTS FOR MEN OF ALL AGES.

aeAV ~ a. Oas fhefAN OA $500 NANAfsfH
~ reason Of false modssty tho youth OF our
land aro kept Ia ignorance Of tho rulnous roshlto
which certain solitary indlacroto practices pro-
ducc. Thoso viccS, whom ncrsi'tod 10, eventually
undermine tho constitution, induce nervous do.
bllity aud premature decay. Organic weakness,
nervous debility, premature dcolino Of tho manly
powora, involuntary vital loaos mud llko aiioc-
tons, spsodlly aud permanently cured by Dr..
Burner. To those acquainted With tho Doctor II
Ia hardly necossnry 10 say that no has for many
yosrs enjoyed the distinction Of being tho most
successful and celebrated specialist 10 The World
for tho treatment and euro Of theao affections
which arleo FROM youthful lndgcrction and aoll-
tary practices, and ali may consult him with oOm
plo o conhdsnoe-
OF all tho malsdIoo that Aflllct mankind thoro 10
probably nono about which phyulclans in general
Iractico know no little.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
"a Communion 1nonrnhlop ?

Read the following: Mr.. @. II. Nor.
rle, Newark, Ark, says: "WaS down
with abscesB OF lungs, and friends ana
physicians pronounced me an incurable
consunptiye. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle and able TO
oversee the work on my farm. IL is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, o., says
"Had II not been for DR.. Kings Ne,y
Discovery for Consumption / would
have died Of Lung Troubles. Was
given up by doctors Am now In best
OF health" Try IT, Sample bottles
free at Durbrin, Wright q Co.'S. drug
store. Y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12


bring 2 ~ ionnooa OF vhnu, which Will rooelvN
careful chemical ond mlsroaoopcal osaminn.
tion,
pERsos UNaKmGpvLAY treated by ignorant
protenders who koop trlnlna with them menth
etier month, hlylng poisonous and injurious com.
pounds, should call and 400 tho Doctor.
WoSbRappL Gums BY our lmproyod molh'd ot
treatment accomplished Ia Nervous Debility.
Prcmaturo Decline OF Manly Powers and Kindred
Affections. which h,vo booa neglected or uuAliill.
fully treated No experiments or failures. Pa.
tIonta troalod BY natl anl medicines sont by OK
progs. Personal consultation Ia preferable. We
guarantees curablo cases.
Lpt OF questions froo.
GS-Oasu aud Corrospondenoo Confidential.
Treatment sent q. 0. D. 70 any part Of tho Unitod
States
Correspondence With lnyallds solicited. All
loltors with stamps enclosed answered FREQ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
A HAPPY ooupLR
nuntIcntInr in nnd About wllmot.

Rustioating IN and About wilmot.
Last sunday Miss Lenora Nonkanel,
OF this place, was united In marriage 10
William Mahar, Of East Saginaw, Mich.
The ceremony was performed no Gan.
ton by Rev Father McGAire. The
happy young people are now rustieat.
ing with friends here. Mr.. Mahar 10 u
bliokl0yer by tr0do and viii work In
Canton In n few days The newly we'd
ded couple have our best wishes for u
long ana happy lfe,-[Wilmot Review.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
BLooDporsoN1Na

Causes tho DsAih OF Bridge Wopka
Bmployo.
George Fulmer, aged ~ years, died
at No o. South Cherry street at T.30
o'clock Thursday evening. His re.
mains were taken TO Waterloo, N Y,
this afternoon for burieL Blood poison
ing was the cause. Mr., Fulmer for.
merly was employed ut the o. Aultman
Il Go. works, was In Denver u while,
and up 20 the time OF his death was
employed NJ the Wroaght Iron Bridge
Works, Many friends mourn his loss.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
annAgonIAn oonynEgIoH
Ana Some Of tho Speakers That WIN bs
Present,

The Carroll Chronicle says Wa call
special attention OF Democratic 10 the
fact that our convention 10 nominate 4
State Senator viii be helt IN Carr0lli0n
one week from next Wednesday, 18th
inst. This 10 the hrat time Within our
knowledge that this convention has
been held IN Oarr0llt0n, and the Demo
Gratis OF tho county win be expected 70
take some Interest III the convention
and attend u In full force, After tho
business OF tho convention N over the
Carroll brethren will expect short ad'
dresses from uen, Sherwood, OK Senator
hherrick, John q. Welty, ex-senator
Lewis, Allen Cook, A, Mclregor Otto
Young, Judge Thayer, Austin Lynch,
John N. Myers, Attorney krelehbaum,
Hon. John u. Monnott, Rev. u, Drea'
bach, and other visitors and delegates,
All come In and lot us devote day 10
Democracy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
MARarAom CEREMONY
Ola Canton Man and Now nerlin Young
Lady,

Ola Canton Man aud New Berlin Young
Lady,
At New lierlin on Thursday at high
noon Rev, Il. T., llerbruok Of this city
performed ceremony which made
William Chrlatman and Miss Maggie
Hall one and inseperable. The services
we're at the Reformed church and was
witnessed by 4 large congregation,
After the ceremony q wedding feast
was spread NJ the residences OF the
brides parents, Mr., aud Mra Henry
Hall. There we're seventy five guests
present and many handsome pIeaenta
were received, The groom IN a resident
Of this city and Ia employed at the post
OlllGe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
Innuman rrealnenl ofa bourbon Doctor

BOURBoN, lnd, Sept 6.--ISpeeial, l.
Dr. n. n. Lynn, u prominent physician
OF this place, was The victim OF an In
human act last night. Mrs. Myers,
wife of q blacksmith, sent for him, ANA
as he entered the gate, threw yitriOl In
his face putting out one Of his eyes. II
IL claimed that DIR, Lynn had taken nd
vantage OF Mrs. Myers while doctorlng
her No arrests have been made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
DELAY Is DANaERnus.

MGny diseases are no deceptive that hundredl
u porfon, have thnm boforo ihey oven euapooi Il.
They know they arc not we'll, but Aro perfto "
ignorant OF tho deadly innRa which aro fastening
upon them, nnd ninst, n00nor or later, certainly
destroy them, uuloes rescued by n ekillOl hbnd.
Arc you aiulclodf Your case may now 10 por.
feotly durable. bat Remember every momoot ot
nogloot brings you nenfnr iA ipourable stancu,
wuen perhaps Tho most sklllful phyaaian onn
tnuior you no Daseiancn. Tho present 10 onrb
the IA uro may hu 700 LATE,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
nioonno 70 wod.

Marriage licenses have been issued
TO Alvin Il. Spranlylo aud Iva r. Dun.
can, OF Massillon; Roscoe Warden and
Mary Conseha, OF Alliance; Charles A.
Rimmel and Cora A. Galley, OF North
Industry: A. u. Stewart and Clara E
Tarner, OF Canton; il. i. Ream and
Ella Temple, Of Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
woMnN's RnL1nT CORPS
To b orrnniu0d a. onoo al wilmoi

f0po OHgnniAou ~ Onoo NJ Wilmot.
The Wilmot Review says. Mrs. j. J.
Clark and Mrs. A. Rex, Of Canton, were
here on Tuesday evening and spoke to
q large crowd In the g. A. II. hall
In the interests of a Woman's Relief
Corps at this place. A namber OF our
ladies have signihed Their intention OF
joining and The work OF organization
will be pushed forward rapidly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
Remembered Tho puonIdIng nldOr

Rev. DR.. j. w, Toland has received n
box from Miss Elliott daughter OF
Rev. Elliott Of Marlboro, who Is now a
missionary In Japan, containing o large
number Of rare and interesting Japan.
ese curiosities. Among them iB heath.
en- god which the Doctor says he will
reserve especially for newspaper men.
.-Alliance Lender.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
EXAMINATIONS EREE To ALL.


Whenever II N known that DR. BURNER 10
htoppli q nj place crowds rather 10 c0ueult him.
~ Il " 10 not " 10 wondered nt when " 'eilom
hfr,d that w dnEn0aIpg 10 difeatn 10 never asks
g9es,l 6ut apcnbe, lhe giuefep, disease,
derlu glil for any enc 10 r0fseA, aud DIR,
blkNENS dinHlutilo rnwYia have created
woudcr ihrouvlnll he oua w.
He adopted The lnllhw M pan, which "A peculln
~ the lRfgN hurninlt, aud Il net ana meyer hga
hevn The pfuiite ot oOunirr doctor, vlti lle
oa'ofully NJ tpf thaeymptnuis " u pi'lont, aud
rictrlniuf tho condition Of thu luleflal oiThna
oil ot Which becafolnly records II hlA iltur iot
future ieiefslee, q this way ho Mcortalna the
lfue nature N tho diseapn and lta cause. Know.
lna ihu dirapte ha Knows ihv change II nr dncrf
M tho tbgu,e, nnd kpOWiua tho changes be- oho0lti
them With 'pccihd remedies and rlacte tho palitni
on the hiGh rnNi " recovery, When fok pbupls
consult tiln he readily vi them who hof ho can
cure or hep them, " wholh,r they arc boJo
hOpu,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
A FINE WEDDING

At tho Farm RoAidoneo OF Mr.. KillinE0r
In Jackson Township.
On Thursday evening at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. ). II. Killinger
In jackson township, Mies Libbie Xii.
llnger and Mr.. Leo W. Lichtenwalter
were united In marriage. The cere.
mony took place at O'clock. II was
witnessed by friends aud relatives and
the presents received were many and
elegant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
A HORSE THIEF

Captured NJ Grafton and Brought 10 Can
ton and Landed IA jail.
Marshal lsley OF Grafton this after.
noon brought Harry Jones 10 Canton
and landed him ~ jail 10 answer 70 n
charge Of horse stealing. Jones was
clptured at Grafton with the horse be.
longing 10 Michael Shelter of Beach
CITY, which was stolen recently
He admits stealing the horse, and
SAYS II is the only mistake he ever made.
He Ia u young man about q year1 Of
nge, and does not look like u proyps'
Ionnl thief