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nnan Jar.

Subtle, suggestive and deamful a. is the
fragrance OF flowers, II h wonder that
houaekeepera do not manufacture their
own stock wherewith 10 dlstlll Odom do
lIeI0ua ~ those from "Araby the bleat F"
II takes but little time and attention, and
the result IL extremely satisfying, Among
the recipes tried and not found wanting
Decorator and Fnrnlsher gives the follow
Ing
Gather fresh roaes In the morning aa
soon as the dew h OF, or even before II II
be opprosslyely warm, In which case they
should be plucked from their reoeptaoles
aud dried before packing, See that no In
scots are concealed beneath the leaves and
discard yellow centera aud green aepala
Such fragrant roses ~ tho old faahlongi
damaak are the best, but all roses contain
some essential oil, Then In n large bowl
OF glass or china place layer Of petals,
then one Of lne pure salt, lightly aprlnkled
set II well covered In dry, shady place,
and add TO II day by day all the petals that
can be secured, Stir up the roses before
adding new layer, and no continue until
the blossoms have disappeared, or long
enough 10 make NJ least two weeks from
the llrat gathering.
by this time the roses will be "oured"
and viii appear moist, II there Ia quart
In all you have the foundation Of q good
potpourTl, Now transfer tho stock 10 a
glass fruit Jar, on tho bottom OF which you
have placed two ounces OF bruised allsplce
and ~ much stick cinnamon broken Into
large pieces The water, II amy, should DO
first drained away, Here allow II 10 re.
main one month, closely covered, stirring
II mp thoroughly every day from top 10
bottom,
II is now ready for permanent prcaerya-
tlon. Tho blue and white Japanese jar 10
best to hold II, for II preserves tho fra.
GRANGE. Now have roNdy an ounce each OF
mace, cinnamon, cloves and allsploc coarse
ly ground tho same quantity Of sliced GIN
gcr root and nutmrg half M much anlso
seed and four ounces Of musk, with six
ounces Of dried lavender flowers Again
strcw tho rose leaves In the permanent Jar,
alternating these mixed eplcca, moist
cning from time 10 time with pure alcohol,
using about one gIll In all, aud the Jar Is
complete,
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A oonylot,n Fourth.


send you q short account Of our Fourth in
the Ohio PEN;
PROGRAM.
Breakfast 1880; Chapel exercise from 0
20 1880, Psalm 1866 America, by the
choir, Prayer; Columbia, by tho choir
"Warden Dyer's Boarding House,n
Could do as Please ~ and poem, ontl-
tied, "Giyo the Prisoner Smlle,n by
Fred. Roth. Then followed rcmarlSs by
Warden Dyer, orator OF tho day, and j..
Berqls Tentlng on The Old Camp Ground
and tho Star Spangled Banner, by the
choir, closed the exercises.
The prisoners were then marched out
and given the freedom OF the lawn, until
dinner time, 70 engage In such sports .as
they saw flL The prison was beautifully
decorated with bunting and flags.
Much credit Ia due 10 the daughters OF
our worthy warden and deputy, for the
display OF taste IN the decorations,
Tho bill OF faro for dinner was now
peaa, new potatoes, nice Light bread,
pound cake and pie, with lemonade TO
wash II down.
Az 2 o'clock the prisoners were again al.
lowed the freedom Of the lawn 10 enjoy
themselves until O o'clock And as we
once moro resume the daily prison rank,
we will look back 10 the Fourth OF July as
n bright oasis In the Sahara desert OF
our prison life, and our prayer TO God is
that his choisest blessings may rest upon
our kind warden, and oil his assistants.
From an old Canton boy,
JOSEPH A, KLINE,
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burnt Cream.

Burn two ounces Of sugar TO a golden
brown, then whisk half pint Of cream
aud add tho sugar 10 III whisk II TIL II IL
quito still and then add Eve yolks Of eggs
and another pint Of cream twhlsked); con
tlnuo TO whisk II for about Ave minutes
longer and NJ the last add ono and oio-half
ounces Of dissolved gelatine, pour : into
q mold and lot II set. ('rho gelatlnc ilhouid
be first soaked for an hour before IL Ia
wanted, and then boiled with very little
water for few minutes till II ia quito dis
eniyed1
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ALL ARouNp THE Aouee.
Flowers for tho Dinner rabie-Iiow They
should 40 Arranged,

Flowers for tho Dinner rAbie-iiow They
should no Arranged,
For some Of tha smarieat dinner parties
center table slips are not used, The art Of
table decoration depends upon the skin
with which the flowers arc disposed,
Trails lie ON the cloth and ara not even tied
with ribbons, Many things are brought
into play-old china, old plate aud curious
ornaments A mound OF flowers ID often
placed In the center or one formed only OF
leaves, Roses look delightful masaed In
baskets Of old china, A new idea ID 10 In
trOduce arches about eighteen Inches high,
crossing eaohother, made Of ferns which
appear TO be growing on them, Sprays OF
orchids are placed beneath these arches,
and bowls OF white lilies or other delicate
flowers between, 1Iheoeniral arches cross
Ing each otherpresent theeifeot OF bower
A oornuoopla with blooms pouring from II
looks well, Ia the country oil kinds OF
arrangements are fnshlonahei leAyea ana
twlaa are charmlugly heaped Ia the center,
with vases on baskets Of flowers at the edge
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SUMMER COSTUMES
For the Princess Irene OF Prussia
Redfern ia Making Yachting and
Other Quilts.

Although we are not blessed with arlyer
ln or around Canton, and hence hays 20
occasion for yachting clubs, sllll we ieel a
lively interest In those who do, Here goes
then for the latest Ia costumes ~
As this ID the season when yheHlllk
gowns are an important part OF lhe lahh,
lOnable wardrobe, we give as our hlht
sketch one OF Redfern'a latest IDEAS ln
this line, A costume which IL now belhR
made al his London establishment lpr lhe
Princess Irene Of Prussia, Her husband,
Prince Henry 10 a brother oi lne Ielllhl,
Emperor, aud 10 Ia command OF lhe most
powerful man'0'swar now hnohl w lhe
German navy, u was prelly hil oi seh
tlment which led him TO chTlslon ll"Ihe
Irene,n after his witel and ! suppose u
by way of showing her appreciation OF the
compliment that she somellmeh accom-,
panisa him on q cruise, She was aboard
The vessel the last time was anchored
OH Cowea roads, isle Of Wight ready Tor
the naval manoeuyre which tho German
Emperor came over 10 Inspect,
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THE FARGO HORROR,
A Plonrlshing Northwestern City
Wiped 0ut
Bya oyolone'-.whole Of tho Northwest
Stricken,

81, PAUL, July I-lHpeelal, IA bulle'
Tin lust received says lhata cyclone has
completely wiped out Fargo, n d, bifly
10 ono hundred persona killed ana three
millions dollars worth OF properly lost
No details YET
MILWAUKEE, July 7,-lhpeoial, lad,
ylees received az Chicago, Mllwauhee and
81, Paul offices from the agents Az Fargo,
confirm the report that the town ID nearly
wiped out and several people killed ana a
number Injured, The Northern Pacific
train waA blown from the track
81. PAUL, July 7,-lspeo'al, IT Is diff
cult 10 got anything from Fargo The
wires are all down Tor niles, llumors OF
disaster are believed here, Railroad men
arriving from that vicinity today report
terrific Winds and say tralna were actually
blown from tho traekR, Western Union
officials say the whole OF the Northwest 10
storm stricken,
KANRAREE, H., July 7,-ISpeclal, IAN
excursion train Of fifteen cars on tho
Illinois central was deralled near Mon
tana, H., this morning, Twenty people
hurt Road officials say none killed.
KAANKAgEE, July 7,-lApeclel, l-LAThsr,
-Four persons were Killed and hh
Injured In tho wreck ~ Montana, ILL.,
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nood pnonle ple ln Canton.

The health officer OF Canton, In his
monthly report, says there were slgieen
deaths IN June, aud adde's "Bew cities IN
tho state can show such good mortality
report as Oura,n We arise 10 inquire
what II meant by o good mortality re-
pOrt2h We never heard OF a mortality
report that was designated as "good,'
Can II be that II 10 q good reporW when
a LOT Of bad people dlel and q "badn re'
port when tho good dleY Hut this ID 4
grave question and We deaihl'-CaToll
Chronicle.
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From North Lawrence.

NORTH LAWRENCE, o., July 8.
ED. NEws.DEMooRAT- Please extend
our thanks through the columns OF your
paper 10 Hon. Charles Krlchbaum, Of Can.
ton, who 80 highly entertained us at tho
dodlcntion OF our new school house on
Thursday eve, July 3, Also 20 the Man
dolln and Guitar Club Of Mnsslllon, who
furnished excellent music for the occa-
sion. They are n credit to Masslllon, and
deserve praise wherever they 20. Also TO
MinRlowood band OF our village, who sup
piled us with abundance Of music. They
deserve great credit for the grand selec-
llons they rendered, We also thank Mr..
II. o. Ellis, the principal Of our school,
and also others who assisted 70 make Il
grand success. Proceeds 10 furnish flag
Tor school house.
A SUBSCRIBER.
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Motto to Contractors.

ONCE Of the Clerk Of the Board Of Education OF
Marlboro rownahlp stark 90,
Sealed proposals viii bo received NJ said once
until twelve O'Clock w noon on the lnth day OF July
1850, for the building OF school house IN sub. dis
trie No ~ 0f said t0wnahp according 10 the plans
And specifications on nlu IN said once, hach bid
muat contain the name " every puu0n Interested
IN the tAmn md DO accompanied BY q uunlolont
guaranty OF some dlNnltrcNod person, that II tho
bid IA accepted contract viii DO entered Into and
the performances 0f II properly aecnfod
Tho bid fr Kind 0f material called for by tho
specifications must bn stated separately aud tho
priuea Of oach given, aud the price OF labor must
hlhp he separately stated
Tue board reserves tho right 10 reject any or all
bids
Ny order OF tho board OF Education,
j, q, MAXWELL,
June 7th, iBoO.-ia-hw CLERK or Hoard.
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ANornER uNIouE aowN

for her Is Of cadot-blue bongalinod, with
frontof white cloth upon which Is n largo
and elaborate design braided In blue and
steel. The Same design Is repeated in
pnrt upon the rounded fronts Of the
bodice which slope away into large coat
tabs In the back and are edged with tiny
steel mess bottoms. The plain vest and
close coat sleeves are Of the white cloth,
and there In more bralding IN collar and
cuffs, and an odd turrctod cap on tho
shoulders. Tho hat has loops OF the blue
grey ribbons and marapout aigretto in
white, while the velvet facing on tho
brim, shows some steel gDlloon whore II
turns UP nj the right side.
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Notice to Land Owners Non
Residents Of Stark County
Ohio, of the Time and Place
of Holding View.

no D. Yani !. Kline and othora non resident
owners Of lands IN stark County, Ohio
You are hereby notified, That tho Viewers and
surveyor appointed by tho Commissioners OF stark
county, Ohio IN their order 0f June, 1890 10 lay
out and survey the county road potltlonod for by
Geo, nador and others VIII meet NJ tho beginning
OF proposed road NJ Tho southwest corner OF section
p1i township q range y, bethlehem township, on
the 10Th day 0fJuy 1890, nj 10 O'Clock o. m, for tho
purposes set forth IN said order.
And tho 10Th day OF July, 1890 IA "tho day by
Witch claims for oOmponaRtion must bo nod,n
Dated 10Th day Of June, A. ID, 1900,
=. l.. MANLY,
jnnlp.hw Auditor Stark County, o.
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ono Way to Cleanse a Carpet.

Having busted and removed such articles
as can be carried from the room wiring a
flannel mop out Of hot water and wipe the
carpet thoroughly, wringing the mop from
clean water as often ~ II may become
soiled, Now sweep with Glenn broom ~
you ordinarily would, and when you have
finished you will have bright, clean car-
pet, with little or no dust, and all at the
expense OF q very little hard labor Those
who have not tried this method are skopti.
cal about its merits. but one trial viii CON
vince says The Sanitary Volunteer,
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We Lose the o'BrIen Works,

John II, Werner received the following
telegram NJ noon to-day from the O'llrlen
Wagon Works.
"Conld not gain time, Papers signed
before message was dellvered,n
From this II ~ understood that Canton
loses this valuable concern,
Mr.. Werner still holds hla oitor open 10
settle here, and donate the lot and build'
inga valued ~ $4,000,
All the lots excepting Ave were sold up
10 Saturday night,
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inches by eight and onc.half inches In size,
These are Joined by narrow band Of firm
linen,
The green silk lining Is first stretched
and gummcd with n half inch turning,
and with II Is also made three cornorod
pocket 10 hold envelopes, card, paper, etc,
The old br0cade or embroidery intended
for the top Is then gummod ON, and after.
ward the back In green MORE silk Sheets
OF blottlng paper are slipped through the
elastic band In the center Of the inside.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

Articles known 10 medical science are
used in preparing Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Every ingredient ig carefully selected,
personally examined, and only the best
retained. The mediclneis prepared un-
der the supervision Of thoroughly COM
petent pharmacists, and every step In
the process Of manufacture is carefully
watched with n view 10 securing In
Hoods Sarsaparilla the best paSsible
result,
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saturday, tho Oth day Of August, 1890,
Legal Notice.

EdwArd run and Andrew NuG, who reside IN
NOalpfru county, Indiana, ana whose puht once "a
finA urnthl David ilun and iiuuIy huii, Who TO-
aide IN ~ ihsrpha county Indiana, ana whose post
Ofnrn address N Lake NihNl hilfa Moore Who fos
hldeg IN Marshall county lhdlhnn aud wh0o post
once address Il lillbrHi Mary iohilal0n, VINO 10
Hldta IN MAfhhuil county, Indiana and whose poet
qnite address IA hnubln Mary Clark whose rcal.
denoe ~ steuben county lndianA And whose poi
dunon n neKhh county Indiana, aud whose post
0nuu IA tnmmltl ihiura luH. llebocen Mar
lln, Minnie hult aud Marion tun, whplo toaldonee
N unhnuWni huiin NJ law " ueofRu Run, late pf
stark county onto deceased, VIII take notice that
ehmutl iiuH admluiHlfat0f Of tho estate 0f Oeofgo
Nui deceased, on tic an day NJ iunn, A. u, 1910,
hlud His NJ utI0h IN the probate court Within aud
Tor the ruunty VI hiafh ana state 0f ohio, alleging
that tho prfa6nA estate VI said dbcodont IA unHun
crnt V pay Ms dobta and charges ot administering
hlt estAtOl that he dlrd seized IN foe simple OF tho
following dOhtfhrd rua cslAtc, atuAle M said coun-
" of Ntaik and state nt ohio, 70 vii, nong part 0f
thn west hhit ol tho southeast quarter " section
number 10, township w. range U beginning NJ tho
aouihWrt oufhrr Of tnld quarter hcellnnl thence
north ~ pnfcheh ie ht0ie plhntOli thence uaft NO
fAr ah W make said tfant contain ~ acfeal thence
huuth uH pofoh0l 10 Hlunu planted on tho section
llnc lhcheo wos 70 The place Of beglnhlng oohtan-
lnT w ncuh
Of hAldpfrmNe, ion Tho payment OF tho debts ana
rhe pertona hnt above mentioned Will further
take notice that they hayo been made PARTIES dc.
tondAnt 70 and petition, aud that they arc required
70 answer ihe same on or helerg we nqa day OF
AdminlitfAtOT of George llun do'd.
MoNd a MoOAnrY, Atye Tor PIN, lla'Lw
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Mr.. Van polt. editor Of tho Craig, M

Mr.. Van Polt, editor OF the Craig, Mo-,
Meteor, wont TO drug store at Hillsdalo
Iowa, and asked the physician In charge
TO give him dose OF something for chol-
era morbus and loosenoss Of the bowels.
He says: VI felt 30 much better the next
morning that concluded 10 call on the
physician and get him 70 fix me up sup.
ply OF tho medicine. wns surprised
when no handed me bottle Of Chamber
inin'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhma Rene
DIV. He enid he prescribed II regularly in
hla practice and found II the best ho could
net or prepare. can testify 10 It's eillol-
ency IN my case az oil events.n For sale
by Durbin, Wright & CO., and L, Sollmann,
druggists.
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Stark County School Examiners Notice..

CANTON -HrAminatlonB will bo held M oantoo
on the iirt Saturday OF each month.
Ar rMAfsILIoN-sopt peth, 1850.
AT ALLIANCE. October 18th lasn ana on the
last Saturday OF March, 1900
At nRAon OiTY-sccond Saturday OF February
1890,
AT oAEAL FuLToE-secon Saturday Of MAroh
1890.
AT UEroNrowN--sscond saturday Of April, 1900
0Eo, ". Y0HE,
Ciork Of Board cfExAmlnrog,
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truth once In a while about ths hnws'DEh'
oORAT, even II lying 10 % much more con-
genial 10 lis taste, All our kilograms
from Washington, marked "speeial,'
come 10 us through our regular washing.
ton bureau. We leave the monopoly OF
writing lp specials in The home olilee on
llrelu With The NnnnHllOrY.
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10 Tm RpIroH-- Please inform your Nadera
that have positive remody Tor tho aboye'nAmed
disease. ny ia timely use thousands othopeless
caaea have boon permanently cured, lahall be elAd
TO aond two bottles ofmy remedy FREE 10 any Of
your readers who have consumption " they VIII
send mo their Erprona aud y, o. addrosa, hoapeot
fully, n. A. BfoCUM, NJ, o., igl Pearl H., NJ X
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Her new yachting club, pictured above,
IL blue Isle OF Wight serge, with four
rows of Of oxldzed silver braid set
strnlght around the skirt, Tho skirt bod
Ice N OF white silk trimmed In yoke fash
ion, as we'll ~ upon collar and cuila, with
more rows Of the braid and Il h bound
AT the waist by Wide pointed girdlo .of
the blue, which h alaahod and laced with
silver cords over the hips and In 'front.'
The regulation naval cap 10 worn with
thia suit
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Legal Notice.

Loo 4. Druh whose present place OF residence ia
unknown will take notice that on the 18TH day OF
May, 1900 Alma q \. Bruhl flod hor petition tho
0nu0 Of the Clerk OF tho court OF common pleaa OF
stark county, ohio, In which she praya 10 be
divorced from tho said Leo r. bruhl, npon the
grounds OF gross neglect OF duty abandonment and
oxttomn cruelty, Said petition viii DO for hearing
ALMA O, L. BRUHI
juni0.Lw ByBALDwiN 4 suiRLDs, her Attiys
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alnrlnp alnryntlon In Lhe rnoo.

New YoRR, July 1-ISpocial, Tho
clonkmnkcra held another meeting this
morning and though most OF them admit
tod they were starving, or auhalallng on
charity, have resolved 10 stay out, In Sow
oral families women are compelled 10
pawn all their clothes TO prevent atarva'
tlOn,
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Cholera nfantum has lost lie terrors
since the Introduction Of Chamborlain'B
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhmo Remedy.
When that remedy Ia used and the treat.
mont as directed with each bottle Is fol-
lowed, u cure Is certain. Mr.. A. w. Wal
ter, q prominent merchant NJ Walters
burg, H.. says ut cured my baby boy Of
cholera infantum after several other rem.
ediee had failed. Tho child was 80 low
that he seemed almost beyond the aid Of
% and 30 cent bottles for sale by Durbin,
Wright u Co., and i. Sollmann, drug
Rlsia.
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nor sALE..Farm OF forty acres, situated IA plko
Il townshlp, beyon mlioa south OF Canton, i've
mlloa northeast Of wAynoabufg and one mile from
haianoe under ruitlyatlonl good tw0atory house 0f
ninp rooms, harm, summer house, wood house k00n
well and never falllng aprlng, orchard q choloe
frult apnloa poaohpa, peArH, cherries ana NfapeAl
With nno vein Of coal, For sale on easy
terms, or exchange for city property, INQUIRE 0l
William MuhAgN0. tHa Prospects avonnoi OF Grant
w Laiblln NOT West Seventh w. tenNOhW'u
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Notice of Appointment.

Tho undersigned has been duly appointed ana
qualified M assignee IN trust Tor tho bOnent Of iona.
than Shoemaker. All persons Indebted 20 fald M.
ulgn0r will mako immediate payment ana CREDITOR
viii present their claims duly authenticated, 10 e
undorslgnod for allowance, Wv
June "a 1890 .Sedws - NO'Ni'N' "'''b"Ve
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Pltablo postltutlon Of Noble Army
NurHe

BosroN, July I-lSpocinl,l Mrs, VIM,
Lloyd Garrison, mother Of Lieut., Gushing,
who, with thirteen others, blow up the
Steel Ram Alabama, ia living here doail'
tutc. She has boon subsating on charity
for months. She was u nurse IN the army
and was twice wounded,
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who ror tho epnnIah MIsaIonP

New York, July7.-lSpccial. THE Sun
says Blaine and the President are looking
for q Now York man 20 take the Spanish
Mission vacated 10y Palmer Of Michigan.
Warner Miller or Congressman Boldon
will likely 10 be asked 10 take the place.
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Nh. Fiefsetal III Ilnaes or sale
6lArk County Olmm0n
rose Rlnsspta, fieAs douft
NJ yiaae al al 0rder " sAle Issued hy lhe
06Il VI lhh O1Nli N common pleas of hlAri up,l
1Al0 ln li0 al0fe action, anl " ne Allepia1i WI
Onal M sale N pablo 0uleJ a 100 lnpf OF
40 eoull hausb n tie olW oi eAnloa %
saturday, the s6th dag of July, 1890,
zoe iolIneine des4ibea real e,iale io-gil lel
llumlel ieenu hfp hnnnieA shl nlieen lsnlnl "
Ohio and aliO pall NJ lnt number twenty 'nle hunf
dlaa Aud AlEteaa (shial inth said olf of Canton
uhlp,
Appraised a. pnOol i...I
aala ", ooNNenee a one O'Clock p. n Terms
o,A KRIpER aaddn,
OHAs, q, UFHAH, Aily,
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THE DEMOCRAT Is keeping up 10 its rec
ord for making "tariif monstrosity' spe-
ciRls IN Canton and dating them Washing
ington. Repository.
The Repository should try and tell the
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Legal Notice.

Louis plttler, whose place u rsAldoncu ~ nn'
known, will take notice that on tho an day ot Jnne
1890 Lydia lltler hltd her petition IN lhe vouIt OF
divorce from said Louis Plttlor, on tho ground ol
wlllful absence aud gross noRlucl OF uuv anu tOt
AimOnyi aud that nAld CAUSE viii 10 Tor nearing on
LYDIA ptTTiEN,
luniq.Lw ny jouN D. WnLrY hcr Au'y
IrOR HAtE.-At n Baraain, brand now Piano llox
n BugEy OIlETTkfN HAY RAKE CO., Qhu'
ton. o., manfr, OF Hully Hay RAkes, Hay Tcdderl
Potato Dlggora, Poath0lc Dlggoru, to', 40
aoVoq.tf,dAW
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rOLu nOArnD.
$500 ReWard!

WE will nay the above reward f0f any ease OF
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia hiek Headache. inai-
gaatlon Constipation Of O0allyeheaa We eAnnp cure
With Vests Vegetable Liver rus, when The llIeqs
VegetAhp aud never fall 70 glVe hAihfaeil0n ans
aaf Coated, Large boxes, o0ntalnnn 40 flih ~
Senla fof sale W Al bugNsls hpwhte o. conn
nTed only by JOHN q, WKsf a 90, hold by Dur.
bin, Wright 4 Co., aud The Popular drug uo, Cans
Canton, ., nOyiysdkWsm m0ns wedsin