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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
mAYR Ir uNpKn cONrROL
onRERoUs NEW BERLIN.
aubsoHooa over ESQ TO the Fremen'p
f6naiOn Fund,

aubeonboa Over ESQ 10 the F,ramen'a
Pension Fund,
The members OF the Canton FIRE dc,
partmont who responded 10 the call for
aid sent out by New Berlin Monday
afternoon, returned from that place
before dark.
AS waa stated In yesterdays paper the
fire was under control when the depart.
ment arrived but In response 10 70.
quest from the frightened citizens the
tire waH entirely extinguiahod by sew
eral streams OF water from the hose,
Tho loss wNa that reported yesterday,
Tho account attempting 10 describe
tho fear Of the citigbuB was not exag,
gerated Indeed, the entire town, male
aud female from the the old man tot,
terlng with age 10 tho infant tOddling
about tho house, Tn y we're nll there,
aud dugiHg tue ilrO all WHO NOre old
enough worked with n will, aud the
flames wore checked by u well organ.
lied bucket brigade
When the ilromen stopped II half hour
for supper Chief Ohligtr reports that
thOy all scattered. When the limo came
TO return home none OF them were
about, He rang the gong and asserts
that ~ n moment nearly all Of them ap'
peared with gomo fair buxOm Berlin
girl In tow They hated 20 leave, over
SS0 were subscribed by the citizens for
thu firemen'H Pension Fund
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
A Biz nntoh Of Nominations.

WAsnEdToN, March 27,- Especial, !
Tho President has Just sent In The
following nominations to tho Senate
Robert Lincoln, Of Illinois, minister TO
Great Britain MuIat llalstoad, OF Ohio,
minister to Germanyi Allen Thondyke
Rice, Of Now York, minister 10 Russia,
John Hicks, OF Wisconsin, minister to
Peru George u, Loring, Of Massaohu.
sotts, minister resident aud consul gen
oral TO Portugal Patrick Egan, Of
Nebraska, minister to Chill Thomas
Ryan, Of Kansas, minister TO Mexico,
Also q lot Of mluor appointments.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

Mr. Miller whom ho found the en0tIoe,
prepared for waf aud laid ,a a
supply Of shot guns aud ammunition
lie Furnished up several old musk0l6
that when discharged would cause an
attacking party 10 fear the close pr0x
unity OF several gattlng guns,
After posting u notice IN prominent
place upon bis property, that no nlr
should enter upon his property a,,U
TIE hour Of = o'clock p, m, hr secured %
force sufficient 10 easily handle lr
weapons prepared aud waited for auy
trespassora,
80 worked up was hO over the notice
that should u person have entered hia
gate after the hour specified ON the uD.
tlce he had posted hr would have laI
them shot down, No one came lie
kept a watch for several days and mnlc
a quiet Investigation but could not
learu who did tho work,
Mr. Miller wNl ~ town 10 day and
offers llfly dollars reward for the ar
fest Of the person WHO wrote the notice
aud illty dollars reward for the person
who fastened u upOn his dslillery doUF.
lie Is an nged man with gray hair, but
IL bad man TO deal with. The law
deals severely with persons indulglaE
IN such business,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
VOL. SIS. NO. As.
DIRTY LINEN
TO Be Given an Airing before the
Grand Jury,
Owing 20 the Alleged Actions OF u
Laundry Proprietor


The citizens OF Canton will bestartlet
10 learn THAI Seth Cooke, One OF lh'
proprl0tOr uf the Troy SI6iln Laundry
has been arrested on u charge OF rap,
preferred by Mary TorIoL ana polh,
over 10 await the action OF lhe gf''ile
Jury IN the sull OF al 600 ,..
The arrest was made by OOhhApl,
liebhOltg th6 latter part OF last Weeh
and Cooke was taken before Justice
WbttaGh. lie waived examination hhd
DR., John II, Sanor went his bond t0I
$1,000. Every possible effort was madt
10 keep the matter qulet aud " was not
discovered until to-day, -.
A News, DEMOCRAT reporter hIiiteu
out 10 investigate the reports ~ olrou'
lAtiOn and learned OF certain elrolm'
stances, which II true, would lenu 70
show u very queer state OF aiiAlFS Nv Ihe
laundry.
The girl In the case was Mary ferret
who worked at lhr landry last tau but
for some unknown reason w hpf irlehuF
ghe suddenly gave up her position,
Mary Ierret was seen ~ the residence
OF Mr. rrputnan on North Market
streets, where she ig now employed w. u
domestic. ann lB q rather pretty glrl,
about seventeen years OF ag0, She
says the crime waa committed ON Sep
tember IA, 1889, at the laundry,
According % her story on the day
mentioned above, the girls were all
working after dark Tue work was
completed h,d abe says Cooke ask d
her 70 remain after the Othefa had gone.
Whea all had departed she claims
Cooke told her 20 20 into the basement
and $50 II bOme clothes we're dry She
says he followed her down stairs and
committed the crime for which she had
him arrested, She says she left hs 0m'
plOy, but did not toll Lhe story aB she
feared
HER FATHER WOULD KILL nER,
The matter was kept very qulet until
according 10 her story her uncle heard
OF II and compelled her 10 make com
plant against him,
While searching for the Terret girl
tho reporter met Mamie Kn0rr, who,
until recently was employed NJ the
Troy Laundry, She claims Cook made
certain proportions that were not pro.
por She says after this he found con
siderable fault with her work and she
quit working for the firm, Maggie
ONell quit about the ga ne time
tho father OF Rosa Goodwin compelled
her ~ quit on account Of statements
made by Miss Knorr
A reporter cplled or NJ CaeEo ~ hIg
place Of buslnoas and that gentlo,
man denied the story OF
tho Touet girl in the most emphatic
language. He said II was
AN ATTEMPT 70 BLAoISNAIL IIn.
and that they had made offers OF set
tlemont 10 him. He also denied the
statements made by Mamie lin0rr and
said no had always treated the girls
working for him as ladies', and was con
hdent Che better class OF citizens would
not put any faith In the stories.
Seth Cooke has always stood we'll In
business circles, and has been respected
by those who know him. lie is q mar.
ried man, having u wife and two chill.
dren IN Salem, ONO, lie Is said ~ bo
very attentive 10 hla family.
A BIG pUpCUAQI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
MAIL CARRIER PIERo

Resigns and viii Engage m Bumnoaa
Pursuits Martin Fulmor TO Buoo0od
Him,
Henry PIoro has resigned his position
as mail carrier TO take effect on Mon.
day next, He was one Of the most
gontlemanly and obliging mail carriers
In Canton and those on his route will bo
Oorry TO hear Of his resignation, lie
will devote his time In the future to
developing the yellow ochre product on
tho Rmglo farm, lie Is n man Of well
known business ability aud win un.
doub,odly make u success Of his new
undertaking, Martin Fulmor has been
appointed " succeed him, He 10 very
popular gentleman and enc who will do
his best to please those on his route,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
CANTON BONDS
Amounting TO $50, 100, Sold Thl,
Afternoon at u Premium of S216.

Lateral sewer aud Weat TuscarawNs
street improvement bonds amounting
10 S3S, 100 were sold this afternoon TO
q, II, DonnisOn, Of Cleveland, for 93S,
$40, The bonds are for one, two and
three years, bearing . per cent interest,
The following were The bids received
O. H. Dennis0n, OF Cleveland, 93S $40.
w, Hayes n Sons, OF Cleveland,
S3S, 1863. q. II, White 4 Co., OF New
York S8S,300 Spit2er a. Co., of Toledo,
S8S Sll0 Lamprecht Bros a. 90, Of
Gleypuh0, H3o, no OU, :, A, kudn a. Co.,
OF Chicago, S8S, 100,
The West TueCarawas street improve
ment bonds amounted 10 $1,000, while
the balance OF the amount WIS FOR lat
eral sewer bonds.
The bids for the sewer improvements
TO be made on different streets In the
city, are being opened this afternoon
by City Engineer iloll, There are ten
bids In and NJ present II is impossible
80 say which Is tho lowest, The matter
viii come up for consideration Ut the
council meeting tonight,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

auup Friday morning az the ad-
yanped ago OF VI years Mr. Brooke
wag always a warm lHand OF tho e0lOr
cd man aud hia hume la Marlboro, q
village ninG miles nOith OF here, WIS
one Of the stations OF tho Underground
railway, lle was u lne public hpeakeF,
and with his voice ara puraa lab0red
for tho freedom Of Tie slaves, Chief
Justice llOdgrr Br0oRe Tanney, APP
pointed by preaideut jackson, Waa q
relative of the deceased, ana had tho
confidence Of all tho prominent leaders
OF tho dayi OF ant'Alaybry aggitatOTa,
Ito Waa for fifteen yeiln internal rev,
nue. collector which OalOe hs hlled hon
eatly and faithfully, Ito leaves a wife
ana two adopted children,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

aFh In charge OF Auditor Patrick Man
Icy John Duffy, Dr OOyle and John n,
Hays.
This branch will take INTO member
shin Rll respectable Gitlgena, irTeapeet
i've OF rex, creed or nationality, When
asutoient number Of names have been
secured meetlng will be called aud an
organization perfected,
The object OF this ~ no that all may
have q voice Ia tho election OF officers
aud ~ paaang upon tho constitution
and bylaws, The books aTe being gen
er0ualy received ana thORe gentlemen
holding lhem are greatly encouraged
over tho outlook, Within a aweek'a time
there should bH several hundred sign
era and branch organized Immediately,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
$3.50 PER YEAR.
AN AGED DlsTILLER
Arranged an Arsenal Upon His Prop
erty North Of THIS City
And Visitors arc Excluded From His
Property After Eight y, "a, The hf-
iaeI Of White ORp Notice

A White Cap notice has been found
upon a bulldIngo on thopTOpeftyo 10,
mon Miller some twelve miles uC Of
this city and has created some ",
ment Ia that household and 80,
holds In that vicinity,
MI A,lIer ru07 q dlstlIlory ON his
land but the quantity Of liquor distilled
Ia not such ~ would lrld ono 10 be,
lleye that the drinking proeliyltlos OF
residents Of Stark was above the aver
age
Upon the door Of the cIaIorn room OF
tho di6tlllery was the notice tackled, The
material upon which 10 was written
was heavy brown wrapping paper and
The writing was IN plain round
6ohoolboy hand, II wa aV follows.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
A DnMURRnR FILED

In tho CaSo Of Postmaator shopioy
Against William j, oborlin for 60 900
Damages,
A demurrer hns been hlcd IN thc cUsr
Of Felix II Shepley against William j,
Oberlin This Is the case In which
Postmaster Sheploy sued Ob@lin for
5000 damages for defamation Of char.
aoter, for circulating the story that
Shopley used the postOnlce for immoral
purposes.
The demurrer admits the facts In the
petition are true, but claims they are
not sufficient 20 sustain an action for
damages In case the demurrer Ia sus.
tained the plaintiff can amend the pc.
tition or take tho case 10 circuit court
on error II tho demurrer Is sustained
the plaintiff must then file IN answer
TO the petition,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
TOOK 81 900 WORTH or NOTES

From His Writing Do0k, ia tho Charre
Made by n Husband ~ Answorinp His
Wiio'a Petition Tor Divorce.
An answer has 5eou 1lcd in common
pleas court, in the divorce suit brought
by Elizabeth NJ Bair against Abraham
II. Bair The defendant says they were
married In 1854 but denies she has con.
Quoted herself as a faithful wife. lie
denies the charge that nc has been
guilty of gross neglect Of duty, or that
he has failed to supply his wife and
children with the necessary clothing
and food. He says he has not beer
guilty of extreme cruelty 10 her and did
not curse or throw dishes Mt her and
that she had no cause 20 fear bodily
harm at his hands.
lie. charges that in the spring OF 1888
she abandoned their home, taking tho
minor children with her. lie saws SIZE
wrongtully took from his desk, papers
and notes to the value of over SI0OO
and has tried to collect some of said
notes. lie asks the case be dismissed
Mt plaintiffs cost.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
LANDLORD coNnAp

Win Bitterly Flight tho Bunoo Mon Who
Di1tod Him OF $4,000 hooontly,
The Conrad bunco case will be- bitter.
ly contested, The Plain Dealer says;
An imposing array Of legal talent az.
sembled In Justice Bauder's Office yes.
terday afternoon In the case Of David
Conrad, the Canton hotel man, against
II. II. Umbenhauer and DR.. Cliffe for
obtaining money under false pretenses.
Gen, Finley, Judge Day, Attorneys
Lynch and narter OF Canton, IT, II.
GOif aud Alexander lladden were
among the legal lights employed on
either side, The state was not yet ready
TO proceed, aud each of the defendants
was bound over in $500 TO appear
May 1 for hearing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
ARnMARKAHLn CASE,
A oiTl Lives Fing,two Days Without
Food,

A oiri Lives Fifty,two Days Without
Food,
LowymLE, n, v, March e. lspe
olal, -Four years ago Miss Kate Gun,
who had NJ that time been an invalid
for four years, came TO LOwyille from
New York aud placed herself
und0f treatment Of Dr. Crosby.
She wai suffering from chrome
tuborcular meningitis, Seven weeks
ago last Friday 1t became lm,
possible for her to retain food or drink
upon the stomach, since which time up
to the hours Of her death which took
place yesterday, not ono mOuthful Of
any kind OF nOurIahment water or
Stlmulanis passed her lips, making a
total OF htty'twO days, NOurlqhment
In the form OF liquids, however was
administered by injections, Miss Gun
was aged twenty'eIght years,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Nnw LIME TO YoUNospowN.
Tho Cleveland a Canton Win Begin pal
aongor and Freight Bu 'inona.

Tho Cleveland 4 Canton Win Begin Pas.
aongor and Freight Bu'lnoua,
Beginning in about two weeks The
Cleveland - Canton railroad viii run
through trains to Youngstown via the
Plttsburg u Western, using the latter
c0mpanys tracks from Kent, says the
Cleveland Plain Dealer. Mention was
made some time ago OF the new passen.
ger equipment ordered by the .. - Q,
aid II was generally understood then
that u was for the youngstown traffic,
although no final arrangements had
been made with the i. Il w.
The distance by the Nypano, the
short line, is sixty seven miles and by
the new route IL viii be eighty miles.
The time will bomude rs short no posi-.
bic and the present intentions arc 10
make the run IN three hours. One crew
will take the train clear through. Tho
officials Of the Q, ~ q. have not yet de,
olded whether to run one train or two
trains each way per day. The route
takes In Ravenna, Warren, Leavltis.
burg, Niles and Girard, all prosperous
places, and the company expects u good
traffic.
Another important move by the q. a.
Q. that may DO looked for is the run.
ming Of through trains 10 Pittsburg via
the Pittsburg IL Western. Tho Cleye.
land q Oanton's freight business to p.
d W. points, Pittsburg especially, has
been better than was looked for. The
company has o line only Eve miles
longer than the O. a. p. and feels thai
tho passenger traffic should be as good
as the freight. At any rate the expert.
ment will be tried.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
How Carnegie Got Left
Ispoclal 10 tho NV YORK world /

CLEVELAND, o., March GA block
of stock in the Valley railroad was sold
two weeks ago TO the Carnegies Of
Plttsburg for 100000 Their object
was TO secure control of the road, which
has terminal facilities here worth
at least S2,0OO0O0. BY means Of
this line new outlet from the
coal territory can be obtained. Sew.
eral other parties we're endeavoring TO
secure this same Valley stock. 1t was
learned to-day, to the dismay Of the
Oarnegies, that the desired property
was held by the road on q ninety.nine
year lease. The city owns IL all and o
clause in the lease specifies that the
city government may by ordinance let
in any other road over the same tracks.
The Carnegies purchase, therefore,
promises 70 be barren Of results.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

land instead Of Chauneey Depew Ia the
work OF Harrison blaine opposed
Lincoln on tho ground that he In not
adapted 10 an important diplomatic
position, The appointment of rat
Eagan n regarded az q sop
70 the Irish vote aud Ia much criticised
The appointment Of A, ThOFndyke
Rice a young man but little known
outside OF o small ana select literary
ooterle 10 New York, Is not regarded
with favor II Is conceded there viii
be violent opposition 10 the oOnArma,
tlon OF llalatead, Ryan Of Kansas is
regarded ~ an old political baTnaol
that ingalls, had 10 endorse 10 got ria
of him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Smashed A PUMP

And viii 10 Arrested on Change OF
Malicious Destruction Of Property.
Saturday night dance was given at
North Industry, Everything passed of
quietly during the early part of the
evening, but before the dance was over
some OF the walters drank little too
much beer, aud as result William
Griffith became noisy He shed HIS
coat and vest and among other things
demolished pump.
A warrant was sworn out before JUS
tice Fulmer for his arrest on charge
malicious destruction OF property and
Constable Slagle is now on the lookout
for him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Attention Paintors and nnildorp.

Having purchased from John O.
Welty, assignee Of Buchanan K Bipler
their entire stock of paint. glass var
nishes, brushes, window shades. poles
safe and store fixtures, we now offer
them for sale in part or In whoIs NJ
great bargain before removing them
70 our store. The stock Is all new and
IN good order and will be sold regard.
less Oh cost Call and see us before we
remove our stock and Judge for your
selves, j, II. WERNER x Co.,
(dotwgt) " Il. Tuscarawas st.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
ApPRopRrATn TopIos
Prepared by tho Devotional Committee
OF the Oxford Loaguo.

Prepared by tho Devotional COMMITTEE
OF the Oxford League.
The devotional committee of tho OK
ford Iaague have prepared appropriate
topics for the Sunday evening prayer
meetings for the next six months. A
part OF tho list ia here glven:-March
"a, The parable of the Sowor' Luke
8, b.l8, Mrs, Albert Wherry; March 81
"lrhe duty Of youngpeople TO Missions,
Ellsworth Youtg; April 7, "Christly
Welcome" DIR. Muller; April IA, Re
pentance," Mrs. Nellie Giesman; April
II, Joyful Christians" Henry Lelan.
sky; April rs, "True Liberty" Miss
Lille Miller; May B, "Reaping accord.
ing 10 Sowing" Miss Emma Banh0f;
May ~, "Fidellty In Little Things" q.
II. Van Horn. MAY 10, "Christain Ser
vice better than Life" Mrs. Highway;
May 30, "rhe whole Armor." H. B.
Smith,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Flea for IIalstead.

New YoRN, March e. Especial
THIS moronga Times puts In u fow
good wOrda for llalStead, Of Cincinnati.
II says II hia name goes in for tho Ger
man mission the Republican Senators
whom no has abused for tender footed
aympathiea on tho Payne business,
should not play the little boy and refuse
" confirm him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
plenl pllonl Itonlng PIloa.

SYMPToMs--Moisture intense itch
ing and stinglng; most at night; worse
by scratching. II allowed to continue
tum0rs form, which often bleed and Ill
crate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and In most Casel
removes the tumOrs. AT druggists, ol
by mail, for 30 cents. DR.. Swayne y
Son, Philadelphia. [T-T 81
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
ONE HUNDRED QUARTS
0fNltrO Glyeerine Exploded In an Old
Gas Well

Az IL o'clock 10 day, In tho presence
ofa numberOf tho office men OF the q,
Aultman n Co works, lhe old gas we'll
Ia tho eastern part Of the city was shot,
The load consisted OF 100 quarts Of
nitro'gyeeiine, divided into four can,
Of twenty-five quarts each, Tho re'
port was no louder than pistol crack,
aud no results followed the discharge
The shooting Of tho well was an OK
pertinent conducted by Messrs Llnyllo
and Miller Of the AultmAn works, own
ora Of tho land upon which tho well was
sunk,
Since ita abandonment several years
ago 10 q gas we'll tho owners have DO,
lieyod that salt In large quantities
could b0 secured from ~ They have
also thought gas Nr oil might be found,
They had two experm drive from Hut
Ter county, Pa, with chs nitro glyoer
inc, The man with the glycerlne arriy,
cd IN thus city Monday evening. The
other man arrived this morning,
WHAT WAS FOrND,
The mon who did tho work are O. H.
Ford and William Modlll They will
return 10 their home TODAY,
Tho casing has been pushed up and
thcwoll has hcen hridgGd II w thought
tAe bridge ia 10 tho casing aud that
when II Is removed all vii DO clear
Water Ia now llfty feet from tho top
and may Increase IN force, When the
Caslng ~ removed the we'll will b0 fur
thor cleared, There are no indications
VI oil, gas or salt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
John Dead

my Oahin W me News. Democrat
LONDON, March g1-John Bright
died NJ eight thirty this morning,
Ills end waa peaceful Physicians
say II waa painless Ile remained In
eomatoso condition since yesterday af,
temoon lIo died withoutgaInlng con
Sei1usnesa, Al his family were present
at hla death,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Neodham Dofoatn Gilmore.

MINEGApolis, Minuo March 81
Especial, THE much talked Of prize
fight between Gilmore and Needham
middle weights, camo of near here this
morning Noedhah won In twenty
rounds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Tho oIa YslIown 10 ho rnrnaa IN

WARRINGTON, March s7- Especial r.
Wanamakor, Postmaster General an.
nounces hla intention to rOappolnt all
the old railway postal clerks, who have
been removed during tho Democratic
administration, This has cost damp,
cold chill on the army fnow applicants.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
nunLed ny Too Much rroIoollon.

MANarELD, o., March 90 George
Walton, q Blooming Grove township
farmer yesterday assigned TO II, S.
Moser his farm Of aoyenty,eIght acres
aud personality over aud ABOVE exemp,
ton His liabilities are about 5000
and assetu $1,000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
A aronl Doctor Coming.

DR.. Moritz Salm,.of the Germania In
Urinary, will be in Canton on the 9Th
day OF April, to remain two days. lIo
will be at the Barnett. Look nc his ad.
vertlsement In another column, and II
you are afflicted do not fail TO call on
him. He comes TO us highly recon,
mended.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
The Prohibition Campaign in PO9nSylva
niA,

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-ISpe.
cial HI, W, Walker, chairman of the
State Campaign Prohibition Commit.
tee, says the letter Of Arch Bishop
Ryan against Prohibition is being too
carefully discussed to do the cause any
harm, and he believes Prohibition will
carry Pennsylvania.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
ThroO Dead Num- Found In a Chapel.

CRY Op MEXICO, March co..
Saturday in making repairs 10 the San
Rosario chapel, which Is u part Of the
San FranoGco convent 90 JHlapa, the
remains Of three Nuns who had been
walled up and lett 10 perish were found,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

For the cure of colds, coughs, and all
arrangements of the respiratory organs,
no other medicine Is 30 reliable as Ay.
ers Cherry Electoral. u relieves the
asthmptic and ounsumptiye, even in ad-
yanced stages Of disease, md has saved
innumerable lives.