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The Springdale news., 1889-08-23

-Degenerated. in my day gals an boys was some count said old man Barleycorn to sympathetic and llke-minded neighbor, but l tell ye it's nip an tuck nowadays if ye make 'em airn their salt. Now there's my darter, Mrandy. It's all kin do to git that girl out of bed by half past four of mornin' an if she miEs nine keows an weeds out an inyun bed am totes in day supply Q stove wood for her nav, she thinks it's all she'd orter to do till breakfus' is ready, an like as not she'll want to quit work by sundown of an evenin'. Oh. tell ye. the risinNgeneration is a-goin' to de- structlon through the shir lessness and etarnal idleness Of their ways h. deed, an they jist air,"-Timc.
The Springdale news., 1889-08-23

There are only two periods in a mans life when he is greatly interested in his personal appearance One is at twenty. when he watches the hair coming out on his upper lip, and the other is at forty. when he watches the hair coming out on the top of his head.-Omaha World.
The Springdale news., 1889-08-23

"A Dutiful Son. John. this is a very Lad report you bring me from school. 7" "I know. father. out you know you said if l would bring you d hrst-class report. you would give me a dollar, and wanted to save you hat expense. Fliegende Batter.
The Springdale news., 1889-08-23
Safe From Eynosure

Safe From Exposure -'I am from St. Louis" said a young, man as he registered at Chicago hotel. "Oh. well. .n replied the clerk, compassion- ateiy, put your address down as from New York Your awful secret will be safe with me n- Harrcr's Bazar.
The Springdale news., 1889-08-23

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
TIE cAusns OF DEATH.


Our readers are doubtless NIL familiar
with the Robinson poisoning cases,
which have recently come TO light Ia
Somoryllle, Mass, q suburb Of Boston.
II seems that eight deaths have oc.
cured from arsenical poisoning, seven
In one family, and within 1--WE years,
II 10 doubtful II the muTderera w0uld
have been brought 10 justice had not
an organization In which the victims
were Insured began an investigation as
TO why 80 many persons had suddenly
died In one family.
But the sensation from medical
point Of view connected with the case,
took place In Boston at q recent meet
ing OF the Massachusetts Medlco.Legal
Society, when II was stated by DIR Holt
that there was general Ignorance Of the
symptoms Of arsenioal poisoning and
because Of such ignorance the Robin.
son poisoning cases had gone on with.
out afoubing the suspicion Of medical
men. The Robinson poisoning cases
were all treated by regular physicians,
with correct diplomas, men supposed
TO know what they we're dootoring for,
and 10 know the effect Of drugs on
certain diseases. Yet In i've deaths
from arsenical poisoning OF which we
speak, certificates OF death were given
for pneumonia, typhoid fever, menin.
gifts, bowel disease, and Brlghts Dis.
ease.
Such n commentary on the general
ignorance Of the medical profession,
made by one of its own number, we DO.
lleve 10 be without parallel
la II any wonder that patients are 10
Bing faith In their doctorsp Here were
hye able.bodied people slowly poisoned
with arsenic before their very eyes, and
yet these very wise medical men were
doetoring them forpneumonia, typhoid
fever, meningitis, bowel disease and
Dright'B disease.
In the very same manner thousands
of patients are being treated this day
for pneumonia, heart trouble, dropsy,
inoipient consumption, etc, when these
are but symptoms 0f advanced kidney
disease which 10 but another name
for Brights disease. The doctors do
not strike az the seat OF the disease
the kidneys, and II they did nine times
out OF ten they would fail---as they are
on record as saying they cannot cure
Brights disease Of The kidneys. Rather
than use Warmers Safe Cure well.
known specific for this and all other
forms of kidney disease they would let
their patients die, and then give death
certificate that death was caused by
pericOrdists, apoplexy, phthisls or car.
dlac affection,
Is not this the honest truth? DO
you not know In your own personal
history very many instances where ply.
slcians doctored the wrong disease, and
caused untold suffering, and many
times, deathp Which leads us 10 re.
mark that very much can be learned
by one's.self by careful observation, and
that the doctors are very far from hav.
ing q monopoly OF the knowledge Of
medicine or disease.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
THE ALLEGED ABDUCTORs
or Lizzie Meyers Arrested Ia uhrichs'
Vile and Brought to Canton'''
They Are Released and
Return Home.

The alleged abduotOra OF Lizzie
Meyers OF Iuaua, south OF this city,
have been arrested, gwen a nominal
line aud have departed Tor theif houeh
ia UhgiehhYille,
OGioer Bederman left for Uhrlohsyllle
Thursday morning with wafranta FOR
the arrest OF William and Andrew
MauTer on u charge OF aasaultlng Lizlle
Meyers. The two men we're arrested
and brought ~ this city 10 answer 70
the charge. They entered u plea ui
guilty and Mayor Blake fined them 90
aud cost each which amount they PAD
and l5ft for home on the first tram
The atep-tather Of the girl Charles
Adams, arrived IN this city some days
ago and claimed Lizzie had been { b,
Quoted by her Two uncleh He desired
warrants Issued for their arrest ON y
charge OF abduction, but TINS could not
be done ~ under the laws OF ono q
charge OF abduction cannot be sustain
cd THE girl 10 over twelve years unless
she In taken ont OF the State, Adams
ala the next best thing and had war
rants issued for their arrest on u charge
OF assault aud battery. When the Olllcef
| went 10 arrest them, he also went 70
| l'hrchsyile, Officer Bedernan brought
them 10 this city and Adams remained
behlnd. The men and the officers had
hardly got outside the city limits before
Adams called at their homo and saw the
Meyers girl. He wanted her 70 90 to
Justus with him, but for some reason
she refused TO do this, Just what steps
Adams viii take In the matter 10 not
known, but he viii probably Try some
other means 10 secure possession OF the
girl
After paying their Ane IN this city
the two Maurera hastened back 10
uhuchayllle,
The uncles claim the reason they took
the girl away from home was because
her step'father di not use her well and
failed 10 supply her with proper cloth
ing, The step father says the reason
they want the girl 10 because she has a
fortune coming TO her, aud by having
the girl they think they eau get control
OF her money.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
NO WHlTEWAsH
ny lhe Northeastern Ohio Medical
Association Committee
Ia Its Investigation Of crimiaal Malprao'
tioeH by Canton Phyaloia ians---bome.
thing 10 Drop IN May,

That lnyeatigatIOn by the North
eastern Ohio Medical Association Of
certain Canton doctors guilty OF crlml.
nal malpractice, will not be permitted
10 be aqUaahed by the commltte having
II In charge,
IL was AZ llr6t thought that out Of
"pr0felBlOnal courtesy" the affair
would not be pushed, even though II
had brought misery " many families
~ this city, But the counter charges
made by those charged with these prlo'
ticea against reputable physi0lnnB, and
the threatening letters received by SOW
eral OF them, but added fuel 10 the
flame instead of taking II away aud the
matter ia now IN such shape that II
must be puahed TO an end,
The Cleveland Leader has some
thing 10 say about the matter
to-day II says that "a confer.
ence Of tho committee appointed
by the Northoaal0rn Ohio Medical So
oiety 10 inyeRtigate the alleged mIscOn'
duct OF peyeral Canton members, was
held In that city Tuesday, DIR, X q,
Scott OF that city, 10 chairman OF the
committee, and the other membore are
Dr. sherman, OF Kent, and Dr. EbHght
Of Akron
They aIe not quite through collect
Ing evidence, but II discussion of the
Information gained by them served 10
practically settle the verdict A few
moro witnesses will be heard and the
decIBlon Of the committee will be plac'
cd In writing several days before the
May meeting OF tho association, nv
which their report 10 70 be submitted
They have plenty OF time In which to
consider the matter and are proceeding
quite leisurely.
IL Is likely that the report will show
rather an uneayOry condition OF affairs
In the thriving city Of Canton. II was
stated yesterday that despite the fact
that many weeks will elapse between
the time Of alleged wrong doing and
the meeting OF the association there
will be no whltewashlng. The state.
ment Is made also, that q relative OF
one of the women involved has be-
come insane as a result Of th6 eensa.
ti0nal exposures A Canton doctor
was threatened with death II no took
ary part In the investigation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
srILL BRANCHING OUT.
Cleveland & Canton Wanting 10 Leaao
the ChAgrin Falls \ Northern Road,

Cleveland & Canton Wanting 10 Lease
the Chagrln Falls = Northern Road,
The Cleveland, Canton 4 Southern
road has not quit branching out, The
plain Dealer says; II, A. Blood, pre6i.
dent OF the Cleveland Il Canton, OF
Boston, was In the city yesterday for
the purpose Of comforting with the
stockholders Of the Chagrin Falls u
Northern m regard 10 the lease Of that
road by the G. Il q. President Ward
we'll, Of the Chugrin Falls u Northern
presided nj the meeting OF the stock
holders, which was solely for the pur.
pose Of decided whether or not the
road should be leased, and no other
questions were brought up The stock
holders decided 10 lease the road 10 tho
{, " {, tor forty years, the lease taking
effect April /, the consideration being
80 per cent, OF the gross earnings. The
&. +. q y, Is only n short line, running
from Solon TO ChagTin Falls, n distance
of eight miles Three miles Of the road
have been about completed and the Iest
viii be fnisned soon Although the
line Us q small one the country is a
wealthy one and II is expected 10 do
considerable local business besides fur.
nshlng business for the q, n g., as II
has u connection with the Nyano.
President Blood was asked II the line
would be extended and he replied that
II probably would, but not very soon.
Work on the q, 4 q, depot, he said,
would not be commenced before next
fail, Mr Blood speaks encouragingly
of the q. 4 C.'s prospects and feels con.
lldeht that the present increase In net
earnings viii not olly DO Kept up but
will grow larger
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
HORSE THIEVES

Az Work In Dinoront seotions--A Man
Arrives In Canton In Search Of Val.
uablo Mare,
!. u. Saltsman, Of Mltchell's Salt
Works, Jefferson county arrived IN
Canton this morning In search of thieves
who had stolen valuable bay mare
from his barn on the night of March
Goth. lie describes the mare as being
10 or 10 hands high, with the hair worn
Off ou both sides and no white spots
except on n scar under the saddle. lie
offers reward OF S25 for the return Of
the animal and says he will give lib
eral reward for the capture OF the
thieves. Officer Slagel viii Investigate
and ascertain If the parties came to
Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
ANOTHER OLD crTIsTG
Dies at His Roaldcnec after q Short II
neaa.-.Funoral Friday Morning,

Dies at His Roaldcnec After shor, III
nesa...Funoral Friday Morning,
Jacob Pfondler, one Of Canton's old
est residents died Wednesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock NJ his residence No. "
Moth Cherry street, after short M
ness. He was taken sick about u week
ago and has been gradually sinking
since that time
The deceased was born In Inter Uld
ingen, am BodeSe, Grand Duchty Ia.
den In July 1924. lle came 10 thia
country In 1865 and has been u resident
Of Canton since 1862 He was n tailor
by trade and was employed q great por,
tion of his time by John Rex, lie was
well and iavorably known In Canton.
lis was the father of Fred, Charles,
Bertha aud Christlana Pfendler and u
brother Of John pfendler
The funeral will be Friday morning
nj $3.50 o'clock and the services at ~.
Peters German Catholic church, The
81. Peters Aid Society aud the German
Pioneer association will attend In u
body as the deceased WIS member Of
both orders.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

10 make tho trip on the railroad from
Oneida Mills 10 Carrollton, This road
was th0n u strap railruad, and the power
mule muscle. The tratn left Oneida
Mills IN the evening and reached Car
r0lltOn the next noon. II was IN tho
spring Of tho year, aud the mud was too
deep TO fathOm, There we're only three
paAhepgerh on the traln ana ono mule
TO pull tho cargo, Judge Eyerg0le was
conductor, baggage master, engineer
and cashier, Mr., Wright says he was
quite recently reminded OF this remark
able "trip by passing over the same dis
tance recently on the Q, o, " $, In 20
minutes,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

will predOminate, The consolidation lh
In line with the prevailing tendency 70
concentrate tbs management OF fall'
ways which can readily be operated 70,
gether, The addition 10 the mileage OF
ihe Cleveland a Canton will open TOT
through traiile the mercantile lhtefehbts
OF OhaQfin Falls and Scion, and VIII
afford tho advantages OF direct trans
portation % strip OF territory said TO
have many attractions aa q place Tor
summer residences, AT the meeting a
forty year lease OF the Chagrln Falls
n Southern road was approved,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
n TTTW on EYPTRITgWS,Jr

The Doctor has had whole life ofstudy and experience In
his profession and enjoys advantages which fall to the lot OF
but tiew Amer attending his Full Courses In the Medical
Colleges, and graduating with the highest honora ae was
not content 10 stop there but has since attended other Col
lege and several times reviewed the whole profeabon has
also Travelled extensively for the purpose Of improvement
having visited tho best Medical Colleges Hobplta, Dapen
sarlea Eye Ear Lung and other Medical and Surgical In
6tltuilonl on both ContnenS travelling Thousands Of meO
both by land and sea- expendng thousands Of dollars In
proving every advantage wthn h command and deyong
the best years ofh life to become thoroughly familiar with
his profession In all lts branchea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
oREENTowN NEWS.
A Large shipmont..Tlo Worlta.Peraonal
Notes.


Mr.. j. W. Hess, our popular stock
man, shipped the finest carload OF
horses TO Harrisburg Pa, last week
that we have ever seen shipped from
this station, Mr. IL. knows o good
horse, and just how to get them up In
good shape.
Rev 4. j. Ream and family, Of Co.
lumbiana, spent q week with friends al
this place before startirg TO Topeka
Kansas, where they viii make their fu
tuTe home .,. h. n, Adkins school has
closed and he has gone TO Mt. Union 10
attend college. ,n The new tile and
brick paving shops are just oommenc.
ing TO turn out brick 800. Charles In.
COLDS new house ie nearing completion.
.n.Mr. l., l., Miller, OF Canton, is In
town, Mrs, Dickerhoof, OF Wood co. Is
the guest Of Mrs. jacob Hissner her
daughter Daniel Myers shipped q
load Of hogs yesterday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
CHRONIC piSEASEs

Tho Doctor ifeHis no arute diseases hutmnWi
tn puuI9 specially VI chronic aud lnuBshianahH
diseases Cases given uphy other doctors and
pronounced iucutah.u, he most desires 10 900,
br huiiNIh has treated over is,oop eaapa ll
Dhl0 10 the last tWn yoaTa, many Of which y al
been glYpnup aa tRcuRAHLH, some TO he lllnd,
others Deaf, aud Large Numhert0 be inyalidh
for Liie, Hut behold now they Zee and Hear,
and many afeon The High Road 10 Health and
inlpf1yng every day,
The Doctor aanrrounded with the largest eol'
lection Of hne Instruments ever Imported 70
Tho c0upiry for examining and treatlng all
chronic dlsrnaeapf tho Head, Face, Eye, Rat,
Throat, Heart, Luugs, Stomach, Liver, Kidneys
bladder, Skin, Dram and Nervous System, Can
eera, Iumots, Piles, hwelllngs, old Sores, Fits,
Paralysis, Neuralgia, hleumatlam, Dropay,
uoui, Sick ilcadaehe, Debility, Depression OF
seaaeh, ETC., ETC., and In fact, all iong.htAnding
and chrople Diseases. All surgical operations
nnTfofmed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

TALK about greed for ofcel The
modest demands OF Democrats four
years ago were no more like the mighty
clamor Of the Republicans now, than
the silent slppings Of a lone butterfly
are like the wild foraging Of o herd Of
razor back hogs Point Pleasant Reg
lster,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
pELAY ls nANoERous.

Many diseases are 40 deceptive that hundreds
~ pntaona have thsm before they even suspect
Ul 1huy know they are not wen, but are pefs
leeily Ignorant OF the deadly fanga which ate
fastening upon them, aud must, sooner or later
eeftalnlY destroy them, unleaareseuedby aahll'
ml hand, Arc you aiillGtedi Your Gaze may
moment nf neglect bunga you neafcI ita lneura.
bic stages, Wien perhaps the most nhllllul ply.
tlelan can render you no assistance, The pfea'
entia ours, the future may be TOO LATE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

As soon as the Senate adjourns, Sen
atoL Sherman proposes 10 escape Il
Europe In order TO get rest from the
rayenous gang Of Office beggarB who
are making his life burden, too gre
yious to be borne,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
FACTS FOR MEN OF AL AGES

ny reason Of false modes,y the youth Of on
land nfo Kept In Ignorance Of tho runou
results which certain solitary indlaorolo practice
produce, Those Vices whom porAl atod IN event
uallY undermine the oonatilutlon, induce nofvou
debility aud premature decay, Organic weak
manly powers, inyolnnlary Vital losses and like
alocuonl, speedily and permanently cured by Dr.
burner, To those acquainted With the Doctor II
uhardly Necessary 70 say that he has for many
years enjoyed the distinction ofbelngthe moal
for no treatment and cure Of those affections
which arise from youthful indlaetoilon and soil
tary practices, aud all may consult hlm With
complete confidence,
ofail tho maladles that aallet mankind there I,
probably none about which phyalclan 10 genera
practice know 30 little
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
ooNIY A FAnMERs SON."
But Ho uotsa Charming Young Lady TO
Wife.

Thursday afternoon at Louisville
Frank Trump, son OF Mr.. Alfred
Trump, residing east Of this city, and
Miss Ada BreckbIll, the charming
daughter Of Farmer Breckbill, residing
four miles north OF this city, were
united IN marriage by Rev. Slusser, In
the midst of a number OF friends and
relatives. Dinner was served and q
number of presents we're received. The
couple will take up their residence on
the llreckbill farm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
AN ALLIANCE MAN KILLED

Whilo Getting on Freight Train
Thursday Afternoon--.rhe Body Badly
Mangled.
Peter 0'Brien, Of Alliance,
came to Canton yesterday and
INDUCED too freely In the
use OF intoxicating liquors. Ho
boarded q freight train and In getting
OF the train at Alliance fell and several
cars passed over his body He was
killed almost instantly. The body was
terribly mangled.
AT the depot In this city he made
himself very obnoxious and Depot
Policeman Snyder warned him several
times TO keep away from the trains,
He finally eluded the officer and sue.
ceeded In boarding train.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
NEW nnrpan ACCEPTED

Az Louisville by the CommisSionorS--pho
First Accident.
The county commissioners have
accepted the new bridge at Louigyille
The approaches have been completed
by Contractor Cramer and the bridge is
pronounced beauty.
Several nights ago an accident
occurred on the bridge and the result
might have proved serious. A young
man, while driving over the bridge, was
thrown from his buggy by his horse
Bhying. lie was lnsensible and the
buggy was thrown over the embank-
ment, Passers.by prevented serious
damage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
A SUDDEN DEATH.
George Welker Died at His Residence In
Brookhold After q Short Illnoas.

George Welker, one of the old resi-.
dents Of stark county, died very sud.
denly early Thursday morning at his
residence In Brookdeld, TusoarawaS
township.
lie was about 20 years Of age and
well known throughout the county
He formerly lived In Massillon. Ifo
has many friends who will be pained TO
learn Of his sudden death. lie was
well to do.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
A Rnllrond 1noldent Of laol.

Mr.. w, G. Wright, who lives neal Can
ton, and who 10 one Of ber pioneer citi-
zens, says in 1871 II took him II hours
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
WHEN I pU1LT FIRES In CANTON
lwr!llon lor lhc New.. oomOerall.

.lWflVoh TOT INC NoWs' DomooiatI
WHOM lived In Canton bullt tho morning Dire.
And watched the blase no orecplnx up tho ohlmney
higher and higher
A s,ppplng and cracking with oShleratlna roar
A sondinf out a wafmaevu. clear aoro,s tho oaken
aoor, " y WV ''' Wv
| Ana tu,ned around "a toast NV baek and rub nv
cbilly hand.
And ace the sparnA no naanina back from NOM.
cicnn. ahiny panu
nv fecllpaa went Ia warblina ike blue bird ON a
aplre
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
) HE RESP ONSTBL LE?-TTTE HE1LTH 4
Fine Farm For Sale or Trade.

ton. Maaslon or other town property, my farm OF
n acres, known a. tho "Nayc Farm" located threo
miles southeast Of MaasIllon, one.Quaricr mile
on tho main road leading from Masaon 10 Rich
Vile Very comfortable two story, elglt room
house with excellent barn and outhoucil Ihirieea
acres Of good timber splendid orchard oiatcm aud
we'll water and prospect OF valuable coal bed,
Fortull particulars, call at Tho farm OF address
by letter, sARAu UNCLE.
dgw.wdm. Masslliun, %
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
A NORTHERN RAILWAY

Absorbed by the Cleveland & Canton at
q Canton Meeting.
meeting Of the stockholders Of
The Cleveland u Canton held In this
city the absorption of the Chagrln
Falls Il Southern Railway was ratified.
In the operation Of the consolidated
roads Cleveland Il Canton management
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Tatest Dlsooverles and HnproveDlontS.

Dr. Burnor Is tho only Physician now IN Ohio who has re-
eeyed Instructions In the European Colleges In Analytical
and McroSeoplea Examinations Of the Blood Urine etc,
which are now considered Indispensable to correct danno
s IN many disease lie has also extensive supply ofhe
ae and beat Professional Appaauses for the treatment Of
difficult eaSes by modern methods embracing many which
are but eedom found outside OF tho larger cities There arc
many dseasea which physicians In common practice do not
usually treat and are therefore, eldom prensed with the
necessary and costly outfit to examine Correctly or treat With
sueecpS such cases. therefore, would do we'll 10 call
and learn her e condition. and whether the doors Of Hope
are vet oocn, OF ..s.ssver closed against them i.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

MERCY Is 80 good q servant that II
will never allow It's master to die q beg.
gar. The virtues that lie In